indeed is a. most dellghttui
, than which there is nothing
it i Connecticut. Topographu
7 opeakinz. the place is simply
lifili especially in the spring,
an autumn. when Nature is
digs: liveliest. and when the winds
up hese seasons are soft and
5 as they oftentimes are in this
7L ubrlnglng wrth them their
ring properties. it is assured-
L and a comfort to sojourn in
't so highly favored, this being.y
5* he once when the weather pen-Y .
t bathing. hosting dancing and. ‘
of which are to he enjoyed
it.
9.-
LLCharies Scofleld. a summer res-
Noroton. has been visiting
7 drew Mills .
m
and Mrs. Alfred Frisbie. of blow
n. have been guests of captain
rs. Preston Hart.
towed from South Norwnlk LLto
‘is‘qpiace by the tug Addie V. .3
‘ r'
f Lenierence of the trustees‘ and the
ittee or the gun property will
meeting. tomorrow evening, at
one of James E Steleus. The
listing will he called at d o clock and
that time arrangements will be
In Vé to prevent a repetition of the
pr ctice which some of the young men
va of defacing the complexion oi’
the Innon by painting the sumo, as u
.
a part of the beach property at
island, which has long been pub—
.H main, and are anxiously dwelt-
Lat eputcomc of n. meeting or the as-
n to be held tomorrow night
’3th Belle island improvement As-
: ,on. The road Over Crescent
.known as Roton uvenue. from
iiovenue to Pine Point. will be
(i by the closing.
um
«- y skin itching is s tempentesb
he more you scratch the worse
7 es. Donn's Ointment curs piles.
; s Hny skin itching. At all drug
0
ED BY BENA‘TOR M'LEAN.
lHINGTON. June 29.-—-A consti-
i amendment giving congress
7 to protect mist-story birds and
minute the killing or them was
L L in the senate today by Sona-
iielin, of Connecticut
cont Bolt Keeps You LPolelno
" m Monthh-No mustache, ‘
indlmotlon, Foul Tonto or
Bad Bi‘uth.
blinded Calscsreis. Simply
hey don't exercise enough.
do i eat course load, or enough
men vegetables. Those are
my or keeping the barrels
hut very few women employ
next best way is Csscarots.
ill the minor ills or women
voided by Cascarots alone.
no, need to have headsche.‘
its.“ dopresslon. bad breath.
billion. Tho’romedy‘ is Cue
7 L long The partway Li‘s
Llye fit a pillow-lust when you
0' celery day.- perilous '
7 it matter or keeping
syou do on the our,
lords _
7 fit his soap in
"rléirely. You hoe
’snd as a most delighttul onylronn'lent
that is not unnppreclnted as both: wit
need the scores or New Yorkers who,
have taken material advantage oi the
(downy making the place their reel-7.
deuce tor the whole or part or the,
stLurdLL Lind inituralvly iattrcctlyetec-
tion or the country. Dorie-n hon pro:
grossed, for many years; not by leaps
and bounds. but by steady and unim-
peded steps and it may well be proud
"of the record it has made. its growut
having been healthy in every respect.
in its boundaries some of the moat
b B Raymond's spite driver has m I» ii and the
Nouoros 7
Darien is essentially a home town
L‘LLiod iii and rot-mule a part or .i
in area. it is a big town and includes
valuable and desirable property along
the Connecticut shore and it num~7
bers among its residents some of the
best known people in the country; and
many wenlthy ones All about the
town lites suitable for his country
residences have been bought up. in.
cluding those very near to the village
of Barton itself. Noroton, Coliender's
Point. Noroton Heights Land the 0:
Ridge section. Each your property is
more keenly sought here. and s. forth;
or g at boost .will be created by the"
extension of the eiodtricll equipment
of the New York, New Haven and
Harttord Railroad Compan‘S’. iwhose
lines. vestations “moth yt.ilo‘-'Lvllllllto
hib%to§, inaction.
Noroton is but 36 83 mile ni Grand
Central depot. New York. and Dorian.
5’81? aisles.h 0n tilempgler lside3 a;
u; out ours on i i
m’iiég' distant Lit trolley systefiLnL con-
nects the town both with the Towns
at Norwniit nntFStslntord. . .‘ 7
a" «Away—van;
Road oil is being generously spreud
on our thoroughfares those duys.
and make everything in the way of
traveling much it car at duet.
‘ 517i liillllilE rut lull.
KILLED ill} slum
L ‘7 port and s. tavorshlc minority report.
‘ The latter was substituted on motion
that his attitude was in scoord with
housing Spellscy he sold thLut on this
‘TLn'it is in favor of it. he said.
y brought close to the line and Conaectl
.amcndmcnt would berome‘u
gum organic tub of the land.
(Continued from First Pore)
matter came in on an unfavorsble rc-
oi Senator Fens. Senator Paddock
spoke briefly Li'or the reversible report“
dud Senator Fenn followed. saying
the Democratic piniorm. Turning to
measure he stood on the Democratic
p. Tuttorm with both test. rte reviewed
the history of the ploposed legislu-
hop and enumerated the states which
Connecticut does not approve; the
Lhthendlnent is not dead. President
Mitchell Oils: Governor.
Scuutor Mitchell opposed it on the
grol nd that it would not benefit Corr
necllcut but the eastern and southern
states would get all the benefits. He
cited from Gov. Baldwin's inaugural
message in criticism of the proposed
sumndmcnt and said he would vote
against it.
Senator Brinsmade sold it was not a
question of the merit oi the income
tux. but whether the government
should. have regroup to dt the power
it iiflli is. s bundrc'd yearn Reboot
ed hcm various autholitles on direct
and indirect loses. its; believed it
has the state's dilly up MLLLLLLL uhe
amendment.
Senator Judson opposed it. He held
that this w as the in lost important hour
in- tlic counts; in view. or tic tact that
by vote of the state this store” is
cut bright murk the poini Where the
part ot
He did
not w.unl tube considered suliish or
Heluslred léenaLtor“ liens
tendsnts or managers. janitor-s. or per-
.3 scum shuttled solely in transportation. ‘: 7
"‘ i
food. or newline}... nor to Lou
continuous: nor as prohibiting the do» i
ins Le! accessory work or inspectio . »
repair. or care at any monolacturlh ;
plant or other-L plant or or oily mercilslll
. disc or steel: on Sundayu The pensity -,
" is E title or not more than two hun- ,
hnvc ratified it and said that even it 7
Ldsy‘ not now authorized by low. nor
‘ 79' applying to lump or personal oervb ‘7.
ered dollars for each oiicnse.
“ Occuputlonel disenfies will
tilht every physician
i
from lend. arsenic.
For each report- the
physician i
cents irom the allies of the dermis
sinner or labor.
but after some debnte was tabled
M... M”..-
LSLTRLIKE DELAYS STEAMER.
m.
Wag" I0 Proving Successful. .
much involved today. but stsndingont
boldly was the fact that the strikers’
measures for obtaining increased w»
see were effective in muny pieces.
The Candlsn Faciilc llullw by and the
Cunard is expected to iollow suit. The
stewards or the Empress have return-
ed to work and the loading or the 'l‘un-
isl n has heed resumed
Wéhe stewards o1. i.llrublc.
the in Line. dlzt to
tail on :Saturdsy‘. nn
Suevlc. oi the ”we line qull today and
new touted" iheir child. 7 "
hi grout; Eng. lurpvzp arid the
uhuencc of the shore xuug who are on
istriko. ‘lheyatohmer' Viol-loud. ot the
Red filer bins. fro}: u Yorkt win
unable to berth at her harbor?! cinnaL
this morning, pod bur passes ere uore
.itmded no it iendd if“. :Li
L The men are ill“ due to relieve iiieLW
Zeelnnds crown or Mersey Lightship ro-
fused to go on dull
fl...
mode bread. pie. coke and cnndy, in
the church dining room on Friday, be—
ginning hi.“ 3 p. in.
{l
:W
The sound Beach Golf and Coun-
try Club announces on open tennis
tournament. Qualifying matches will
he played July 1, nt ii a. m. Entries
should be made to Dr. A. E. Austin.
at Sound Beach. by Friday June 30. at
8 p. in. Finals. July 4‘. in the afternoon.
An invitation is extended to the men
of the Greenwich Country Club. Belle
llaveu Casino, Woe Burn Golf Club.
Greenwich Field Club. indinn Harbor
Yacht Club. Stumidrd Yacht Club mv
crslde Yacht Club and to the members
or the: IHOIIQ” (hub.r 7
.43
decompositions
We have
Freezers
til-opt 2 qty. to. 10 std-M 3yeryghorne.
should hove LonLe.
it;
Schhchhug Bros. 8; (lo.
cal-.7 mucosa Ava. LLLd min It. builds
Select Groceries. tiny. Groin. ”out
at Wood. Hardin". Plinth Old“. tild-
. mom or the logisleturo on July 27th
The; mutter who rim; fondant Weapon-fl
duv (or debate. 7 ‘
1'“)an . ,
WAflHiNGerN. June ill.~d5enotor
Brundogos of Connecticut presented
to the senate yesterday a petition
from the couzmtstionluot the decond
Baptist Ch rob or Dr . ‘
ing the ra Lficdti'on :
treaty of iilLiiitrntib
United Sistiesnd and
lion was reto’i‘rcd tLLL
received here last night trout
but lists that General Pitcher
. Lunlmtriotic.
L'l‘hem Lilli noihinz’td. bonfirdlifiith :ii‘.‘
W
GHUMH lN FAVOR 0F anymore:
it he recalled fihe sinister origin" of
The Ludies' Aid. Society at the Moth ‘Lthc amendment audldlt'illl‘ed aw to? glrmadihn loodstuiiu lithe sport! are lit-
odist Church will 50m 5* 3310 “f ”on“! Mum been the product of on unholy 7 lured with huge llllilLlLiLiLlLlLies Lo! buLcon
oi the
7:4
..>r=
boruuin to secure pnssnxo
l‘iLiLv no Aldrich infill hill.
'ilocs the senator charge that
President ‘l‘uité but: hbrfil til ‘ilii'ut
burguln?“ asked Senator Fonn lump
ing to his feet.
“No." replied Senator Judson. uud
he went on to snythut there was gen
and knowledge of the bargain
Adjourn ior Slimmer.
Representative Willi surprised the
Presciutlou which‘ provided that whcuL
the house udiorned on July 7. it does
so until Tuesday. January 3.
altered an amendment that .lhe ad-
iournntcnt be: until December 1”. .1912.
.Both were killed.
:rhe. illihto grin
lions oi 81. 000 from their in: lists;
passed today alter a long debate.
providing tor the issuance oi _-cer
and Reprosonlntlvo Peck. oi Stratiord.
u
dildo. 7“ ‘
reserve on the White Monstrous. ‘ ‘
in on the oommtysib
members of the bonito by uttering n
1912 nnd
that the comptroller be authorized to
pay ouch member twolthlrds at his
' compensation. Reprmms‘tive lsheil
nt populous to civil ill
war veicrnns or their widdw's oi Lilli)
a your in lieu oi the present chomp
By at close vote a bill was relented
tldcstes by judges; to»; ddoonkeollefl
convicted on technicol grounds. The
measure was ‘uni'avornbly reported
mode it shall: short to secure pas-
A rpsoldilon was littered by Booster
Judson to malts the line] adjourn-
A recoiuilon vias pssscd tlnd sent
to the house in lover or the setting
aside by the government ot a forest 7
Arthur 1. hhlpmnn. or Hartford.
4s sdotie fibrin. L9! it‘s. ,
senator JPsddouitlwos 7. this ‘ on he
on the distributinnoi American and
cheese, lord and bull » oh the dock
lends prevent ilm mi rdhaudling
The morchunts are much perturbed
all their stocks "are Within" Tito trade
in Manchester in worldly disorganired
From forty to
many trans Allunllo vdaseln‘“ are tied
up as are n llllmiwr o! fruit ludcn vow
sols not! those halving other poncho.”
bio can‘goes
l
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l w
l ;
ytasz new réurloues
.issuing oi the ills! list
tory: H7 ,
Robert B. Dibhief
Rowsyton Avon it ..........
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LNo. aemaory Blvd... E hi. ill-2
K Fowler. . . 7 .s
No. 9?arrs:.u. ...L...“Lir;...lllil~3L
Mrl. permit!) licgcler. ‘
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it.“ bios Lines Co).
Hamilton Qttmgi‘, ll). NH.
cool ‘ll. Olmsicsil. 7 y
No.1 Willow St N. sit
Mrs. bit}. ii. Schdnck,
Wilton
it installed 7. 7. 7
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. . . All»!
$54.03:
filciltord. term
night. IBloltiL 5.
‘ siding lilo. lid -;
be re— ”7
o the bureau oi labor sistiw
. 7 bill passed in the house to- 3
do becolnes s law. The brochure pro». 7 ‘
shall 7 y
7 . he commissioner every case
occurring m: his practice or poisoning
mercury or 0!
c moressed nil illness, contracted as
n rhault of the unions of the putient's '
"employment. ‘
a; receive a toe of fifty.
The bill abolishing the onion 0! the
building and loan conunicsloner was .7
taken up for considerauon in the house ' ‘
Methods of Men to Obtain incurred L:
coupon. June 29.41... situation 1
resulting from the seamou's strike was L
Allan Line yielded this morning. The '
01.91%. ;
null for Burr L} 5
‘tthc llovlc lid!“
1‘.“ 'iihiétstrilto bus but! it soldouh client? '7
titty roiling including
’F‘oilowiug is it list (it new telephones
which have been installed since the
(‘ut this out
loud puste in the built. of your direc-
.. fi‘ok‘c‘neile . ”Slob-ii
C .W. Horton.
Beidon Hill, W. .........y....3lil.2i
W..7J. Kent.
“a [bland tarp.-q;yodlrsv’o2a“12
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STA'l’E TREABU RIR EMIIZILKD
WAEHBLURN, 51.13.. dune Mir-“A.
Jury found it verdict ofL utility on the
u u rigidity. aloe
It Makes The Hall-So
tons
“a
.PBICE
5 and 3
”ALB ‘r‘rtE"i
roll but lulu: strolls
,1 ‘ni:
It is An Elegant. Retreshlnujuyf
ii gfifiorgskflfifiieinflgmu Hair 1' N 1 Co!
a n ray 0 store
It 5 And Melted The Hair Grout/-
* 4
iii Make You Look Years Younger
Hair Falling
Remed
reusing
loser
A! All. museum
7 Herrick. being duly sworn, deposcs and says: When
lrl- ‘ had a head of heavy, long. dark brown hair which 7
Rocnzsrra. N. Y.
come out. lust a little at first, but gradually more and
; 17L then began to turn gray. I was induced by the many
7 good reports I had heard of Wyelh’s Sage and Sulphur Hair
7 to try a bottle. My hair was quite thin‘ and gray when
I beg h using Sage and Sulphur. and you can imagine my satis-
. faction Lisbon 1 found that it was fast coming back to its natural “
‘ condition. being thicker, darker and more glossy than it had been
for a long time. I continued to use Sage and Sulphur. and my
hair‘ is now as heavy, dark and smooth as when I was a girl of
sixteen. it is now four years since i commenced using Sage and
7 ‘ Sulphur. and my hair:' is still in splendid condition.
Scorsese/mm?“
on LW“ 62; ,E
5310th 7. 25L
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WYETII
CHEMICAL
IYWWMLNOC LlochlI.
rue.- ,M SOMPANY
matuxkucr: Mohandas: Si. O
prm- Input. REV YORK. N. Y.
EIliEll nurllrsrutsnll
POWELL" BflilPOlilTllill
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fie HOME 77
DEPARTMENT
m. w.
CLARE NEEDED IN BRLLEAD MAKlNG.
n t .
m
w
:Whon Inked. no Not Who lit in mm
or Poem, 7. . . . .
uomlca Club nihilntcd with the Kansas
State Agriculture (Eclipse. one should
‘vbawo cdod materials. an hourly pure has
r’ilth aren‘t care. To moire good brod‘d
‘llroad noun tools may between the
teeth or nicely hetwenwtho lingers. and
the shape when Libs bond is opened.
Care should be taken that all utensils
ilch in broad making are absolutely
cleanuhovlng been scolded frequently;
itlllit there: is n clcnn place. which is or.
top washed and suaned. do which to
ms the breed; ~ 7
The roliowiug is a recipe for yeast.
it it is desired too out homemade
yeast: and cup boiling wsier. one med
lulu sired potato (paired and malted).
one teaspoon salt. one tablespoon sul
ill brushed hr the “hand limit notrbeou.
ing meanwhile. Add dour untll the
dough (on be turned from the pun
icnviug it pcriectiy clean and not
i'allclly. knead the dough until eias
cover with a- clean cloth wrung iro‘in
itho (though. Put a lid over this Loud til
we should have good brand hour. Goodl, Liow the dough to stand until double ltsi
bulk Ab ordinary loom teinpersture.
dough mixed up in the evening will
double its bulk during the: night and
be ready tor making out early the nest
morning. The amount given will make
one lost. and should be doubled as
many times as there are losses de-
sired.
union the dough is double in built
.lmulte into a. lost huvlng us us create
as possible. Place in s butteml pan.
pushing libs loai‘ well into the corners.
The standard bread pan is 4% by 31.4
by 9% inches. 7 Let t double in built
cube more. thou bckd‘lu‘ s moderately
not even. having the first quarter at
gar. unwound yeast coho. Gretel
into into Limiting water sum on it
clehr. alluring constantly. When cool
sad Sandman-lb yestlt entire. dissolved in
lukewarm water.
(preferably s all... r it Jar). which
Have randy a jar
has been placed in out water (with its
ion! will continue to rise. then increase
the lemherbtune so thbt the crust may:
form. then lower up temperature for
tho romoinder of the time. so that the
lost may be thoroughly cooked through;
the period moderately not so that the"
A piece of paper placed under a thin
material. such as chiffon. when sewing
on the machine. will prompt it pucker—
ins, and the paper is easily turn away
in order to make good bread. says at tie and capable of springing back into when the seam is finished. says the
lesson given to the Girls Home Eco. place when pressed lightly with the Commoner.
linger. Leave no hour on the surface
of the lost. Place in a pen or bowl. satltched around with strong cotton
Buttonholcs on shirts should be
tllread just outside the butonhole
bosflhie, and then put them togetheri lukewarm Water. placing the cloth so‘ ’stltch while they are new. if this is
- and hairy the entire puo‘cm thrombi thata it will not reopen the surface of ldone. they will last no long so the
rest or the shirt without touring away.
In sewing on hooks nnd eyes. espe-
clally down the front or the bodice.
they should be buttonnoled on ; they
will thusbeilrm with half the number
of stitches otherwise required. and will
not bedtime loosened nearly so easily.
When sewing block cotton meters-
lair always use silk thread as the
blacit‘ sewing cation turns rusty very
Quickly and .spolls the looks of srti»
“cilia on which the thread is used.
When sewing on buttons. before you
lay the button on the garment. out the
thread through so that the knot will he
.7 on the right side- That leaves it under
the button. slid prevents it from being
the loosening process.‘ Before you
pin. Attor- you have finished filling the
holes, draw out the pin and wind the
thread around dud around beneath the
button, making a stem to sustain iii
pulling and wear of the buttonhole.
When the sheets are beginning to
7 Last thlmln the middle. instesd or
testing them down the middle ilnd
"sowing the sclvsdgos together. 1mm
....-....; .3.._... a‘ 3p 4”
ironed or worn sway. thus beginning ‘ L
begin revving. lay it large pin across the- ‘
.button so that the threads go over the .
”new.” 4...“. na- 9
2.; islif ' ..
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Norwalk Chronicler