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Maurie is a hummus WWW for motor on. Pore- ‘
genie, Drops and Soot! Syrups; rm pleasant. 1!:
~ contains neither Opium, orphine not other Nor-mile
, substance. its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishncss. For more than thirty years it
has been in «mutant use for the relief of Constipation, .
Flamency, Wind (Jolie, all Teething Troubles and
Diem-hood. It regulates the Stomach and Bowuls,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Pouucotvn'l‘he Mother’s Friend.
ifeauoruz CASTORIA Ammo
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
in Use For Over 30 Years
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tom overings i
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For Floor Coverings of All Kinds
For Lace Curtains & Swiss Curtains
For Poriieres and Draperies
For Shades and Brass Beds
For Shades to Order I
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NOTICE To MARINERS. I
., Notice lo Mariners, published
Weekly hr the Iluronu of, Lighthouses
and the Count mid Geodetic Survey.
liar Auguut it, 1912:
Connecticut: Fishers IhIlilltI sound
~ fi-vchannel to Mystic rivermchannci
racks buoy. lIiA, (id clans spur, to be
aslobiimiod about September 7, 1912.
In"“n_bout 2 tnthomo of water.
loooob linrliorwhu'oys oernhllohedw
ECONOMY.
An advance agent war? uheud of n
moull one-night stood SIIDW. The thou-
tro in nu Arkansas lawn of 4.000 wna
culled the Jones (lporu house, but the
scent thinking It had no porno. had
hit “dntes‘ piloted “Grand operu
house." The “dates" are, the sheets
that go on the hill boards, and allow
what night the performance will be
than.
'houc‘nu rm Lil I i . '
Avfl?2 W Ell! 9‘ ‘3' I] IILIIIIIIIIIIIPII Uplarfl house, flaw “IE 69“", he WE“
‘ Hitchcock Ruck buoy, on, 4th Illi'm’nkfld.
"You've not to git‘ not changed to
, aloneu Arty House?" he said ".lonea.
that II my home; it’s named other inc "
lie innluioIl, no the uncut went to 8
than] uownnaoer union to one what he
could have the dull-u struck or: I'm.
ilo round It would cost III. Thur was
too much. no out burl: mu! told the
opera house manager. frho letter
. t W . thouuht’it over III while. ’
'l‘l‘II "Wei" ho finnlly aid, “tout bio II
YBNTIONB OI: THE til/ll. ONE", lot to my. I’ll .qu you wont to do.
:n Ion been «to one backbone in “You no ’1 ' “ I ’
Invention of the evil one to try ,3! ‘ d1 1 all. u “in or to
Won‘t souls .
Not so. mkuohe Iii u doom all
me bellman trouble which sooner or
felons «our. in 1%“ lothonio of water,
piece of Hitchcock ltooit IWROOII,"
which we» then perumuently dincon
‘ tinned. ‘
» John Peck Rook Buoy. I, 4th clans
lentil. In 1% fathom» of water, In
more or John Peck hook beacon.
‘ which wan then permanently diuoon‘
tinned
n “M Mid Til have
, ’ifvmteutecom _- ’
W only he rolled? noon to Ito to
root or the trouble our goal
we no. innit humming some
the dilly Eff thorn dairy huh when the:
When the manager It! the}
change In new of the out-y noon to
the ‘Gruo‘d ,Tlio pillow, ill do It on . o
I He kept leaning over the rail, quot—
lngii‘lplins to himself and woldhlug
rested her boolron the arm m but
' .rohnir dull raid: "I waited for
you for nearly not! on hour" ”
He turned with the intention or our
ting for a. moment on the foot or her
chair, a privilege to which he had
come to Resume home right. but one
did not move her foot to make room
for him.
“I am sorry," he raid standing‘be-
lore hat. “Our challenge was to play
uuoite at half punt tour. I was on
the upper deck precisely at the time
appointed. i looked everywhere for
you. I waited five minutes—«well
more. I thought you had forgotten.”
“The wind had blow» my hair. I
bud gone below for a minute. You
might hove waited.
you, anyway?" she asked. frowning a
little.
I "I have been in the music room.“
Eho said. “They wanted me to accom-
pany a song."
"They? You mean Miss Roberts?
fEverything is exrvluinodwnnd lorglv~
zen," she added lightly.
"Jealous?" he sold smiling.
"Yes dying with leniency," she said
and laughed merrily ,
He was discontinued. l! he could
shaken her he would have done so
with pleasure at that moment.
"Jealousy—it is of course an un-
pardonoble emotion," he ventured.
But the mature who was ulttlngnoxt
to her, bud bent over to make, some
trivial observation, to which she had
Ebegun to reply with animation.
l lie strolled down the dock toward
lithe smoking room, quite lightl hearted
What become oi.
hd’vo token her by heflsh‘onldera and;
l
. choir out to In outer. who declared.
herself too old to droiaa new to dance.
and out more rather, moodlly watching
the brilliant scone. m . ‘
Alto: all it. was not much Inn to
dill-Mo: "on the floor which or every roll
of Elbe uhlp changed in uncles and
local: or all with a girl who boomed to
hove forgotten the fuel oi lIIII exist»
one ».,« In two doyu she would set 0“
Bit Mambo and this crucial friend-
ship which had been no delightlul.
might as well and tonight as a low
nights inter-«eyot as u matter or form.
he would their her for a record waltz.
But the lutortui ended, the second
waltz begun and iris had not returned
to her chaperon.
“The prince promised to llIler' her
the southern moss. which will appear
tonight for the first time." mm her
sister . “It won rather a long lesson
in astronomy," she, remarked a little
rebukingiy, when iris mode ller op-
Denounce at the end of the second In
tervul
iris looked radiant, Ina no out his
wide in hi5 pocket: and determined to
beg for the third dance. but before he
, could rise from his chair the first of
liner had come up to claim her He
watched her IIIrtivoiy determined she
should not have the gratification of
knowing that. he was even aware of
her presence.
“How iris enjoya‘bernelti" sold her
sister. “And yolk—are not (lending to»
night?" - ,
"Not: tonight,” he sold. “I am weary,
and shall turn in early."
Nevertheless. he remained watch
lug thednuoe, and each time thatlria
returned to sit downa partner appear»
ed on It by music to take her away.
All tho-evening they had not or
changed 11 Word.
He turned to her sister. “When the
hall is ovel‘ we will have claret cup
uow‘ mer his determination Almost
since they had Iett the docks at ’l‘ll~;
bury since Gibraltar. at all events it
had been plalu sailing between them
It was even possible he hurl been too
devoted he thought He had beeul
testing his power over her a little in
the matter of this game of quolts. To~
I night he would find out
. He was wanted to make up a party
of four to play luldge. In two minutes:
i he was happily absorbed In the smoke
I ly honor. was talking to the prince.
E more. On the deck outside she. equal-
1
it, was the night of the funny drone
bull and in his cabin the steward had
laid out the costume he had brought: _
for him, and Io which one had put
some finishing touches.
costume of an Arab chief which heE
Jud bought at Port Sold. and though
'of oil men the least vnlh he might
be excused for thinking that the airy
i blue cloak and root embroidered with
Egold the honing white hill! and Bour-
let clippers were not unbecoming
he found himself descending to the
suloon with R motley crowd of fellow
pusseugers—«a brilliant and gay diluent-g
binge, mulling u scone all the more
Impresiahe boonuse this night those
who wore fancy dresu hole sealed Luv:
gathel at the long tables down the
center of the room
Shewher name was lrIB~did not. up.
I pear till rather late and It was It sud»
E den burnt of uppluuoo which made him
? look up not to recognize her for a mo-
ment as an Egyplluu water carrier.
bearing on her head on earthenware
vessel
“The Egyptian will win the "first
prize.“ heath were saying.
Cortninly Ibo looked beautiful and
. he was pierced at tho tributes to her
grace and charm. lie turd expected
that she would take the venom chair
oppouitc to his own and It had cross-
ed his mind that after all he Would.
no on the night of other dances. claim
all or nearly oil, the wultroa: III.
Arab chief moat dance with the wntor
carrier of the Nile. But the round u
niece III the farther end or the tnble,
a «not next to the prince ~
After all. than. he would not dunno:
he would not oven glorify her vanity
by proteins her costume, when with
her hitter, the. a: they always did.
teak their notice with him in the
lounge.
He went up early to more the to
Will. Min. ordered his aim. hi: can
In mid brandy. and walled.
But his 1nd her sitter did not ap-
pear until just an the procession or the
nmuuorudero woo being turmoil; ho-
twice around :tho duo
the no“
fauna tin-oil: or p '
The bugle sounded {or dinner and I
p
tore the Illino- they were u» made.
to that. their
lotion penance” Int: t Inna-at the
'.- and sandwiches here." he suggested.
lie was feeling restlea and unhappy
The eyenlng, which might have been
Eso delightful hud been wasted; he
Ehnd been Sadly trentod; he hurl been
deliberately allghtud; but what he tell
Emost.he said to himself was the, din-
film’ely that iris wns like every other
Eghi; that It she had not. flirted with
I the prince our! the first officer, with all
E the uhlceru and all the eligible man on
board it was beemine she had been
having fun at his expense. Ho loch—
ted himself low I fury.
The bond I‘lllll already begun to put
Enwny their “Instruments Dock hands
were taking down the Chinese lanterns
‘ and still would not appear
A Biotin of jealousy swept over hlm.
he at all events elmuld not be found
It was the Eslttmg there waiting till she shouldE
:grnolously retmu. He got up line-
. till pleading a. heudocha. and weutbe
low
it u no the first time since the voy-
Enge started that he had not said “good
night." to iris
After 20 minutes he was conscious
4
Edeok again, hoping to see her; the
lights were turned out; the deck the
E sorted
E The next morning he was on deck
lsoon utter six. There was. of course.
no chance that she would be visible
Ebet’ore nine; but the mere fact of be
llng up and dressed seemed to bring.
ElIer nearer to him
E His own anxiety now was to see her
to explain oveiythlug. to apologize, to
Eheg htr forgiveness.
lie one nomad to see lrls udvallo
lug toward him. it was still very
early; aullm‘s were washing downlhe
. decks one or two men in pollution
and dressing gouuu weIo noon; excl-3
clue batons their built.
TIWII area met while they were still
some distance apart nod. moved lay the
some instinct, both turned.
it w an inevituhie, however. theiihey
uhould moat on tho other side of the
deck iris meted him almont timidty.
The radiance of theproviouo evening
laud vnn‘inliod. there was, tondornoau In
inreycu. contiguous to her voice.
_"I could not. Meow" .5118 hold. ."I
rose curly-tonne ll‘lluokol.“ . ‘
He noticed for tho that time the
benutliuloorai inland. the glen-min:
willie bunch and the ravine line 0!
oocouu‘nt mum that uoo'med dentin.
on the blue.
“it III II durum-mil since? he said.
"'l‘breo or tour llllIIlS have nomi-
tlmos been wrecked there M. the rum
limo." ‘
”We at lent have run no fluke.”
aha said. i,
stopped. » .
one am turn I MMt mile
“it 1 domain it you Milled o,’
. , W
_ It, and besides I have no watch and
of sulferlng unbearably. He went on!
."Aotut rm alibi.“ ho tumult 1
3
list «y Bioull Iltheot of
the Whale. j i
torrent and groutont dominion Which
rarely can he»
ways works with II vary powarlul
IIMIIIG and the long legs, and Men
the eminenood mind and his chin n
so strong on deserved iron Being
unread rout; hem Europe to Australia
to America his dominion is dreadfully
extensive, so that his countrymen
boartl’ully earn ”the out are never sets
on our dornlulon' The testimony of
En list: any that 'he that. lost the
cut m‘ou noose. he never had any hon
fit though he had minedla complete
world’ The English are cunning incu-
tlon to establish a great empire or the
paradise An the l: ugliuhmuu always
confide the obloct of the pure and the
order to be holy and they reproach
him it tiny at them are killed to
men. "
-
Fair Guest [Applied for Object Not: Ue
ually Suaplled by Hostelrien,
but she Got It.
—.—.
‘To be a successful hotel clerk you
must have on even temper. There is
no man under the nun who has so
much to try his temper as a hotel
clerk. The night clerk of a certain
llaltlyioze hotel is a young man with
the most polished manners. He Is
especially polite to the ladies. but u
iew evenings ago he nearly lost. his
equilibrium when I: pretty guest nslrcd
him to loan her an alarm clock.
“I must; get no very curly tomorrow
morning." cold the fair guest: “can’t
you lean me an alarm clock—mus
that i can depend on?"
, "I will have you called at any hour
you wish,” replied the clerk.
“That won‘t do, You might forget
if I woke up during the night I like
to know thmtlme"
The clerk suggested that there was
a telephone in the room, but that
would not do, so he called the house
keeper. who loaned the half 8115351 an
clam clock. ,
¥~.
Not Really Naval Stores.
The terming of turpentine, tor,
pitch and resin as novel stores is n
misnomer. Elc originated many years
“0,"th tar and pitch first were
used to coat the patterns of vessels to
make them watertight and to cover
the rigging of ships to preserve II
from the notion of the weather. All
ships curried always a supply of tor
oinang their stereo. and hence Iht
original or the term “naval stores." It
was used only by ship builders and
ship M‘ll-El‘li and others who had to dc
directly with shipping, and was a nun-
t-lcnl term only._ Then. when the prod-
ucts of the gum of the long-lent pine=
gnome into general commercial impor-
tance, the term was accepted usu Ill-
Iiug Eouo for all articles of commerce
manufactured from
and is maintained to this day, ol-
thougl: the uses that created it have
trade.
Fire! to Use Chloroform.
~ Chloroform on as nnnesihellc. war
that used on the 30th of September;
1846, by Dr. W. 'l‘. G. Morton. a dell-
tint. at Boston, in o case of toolbox-
traction. and thereafter by him in
many diillcult operationa.
of the discovery reached England in
December. 1846. and British dentlotr
Immediately began to use it. so
James Simpson, a Scotch physician
(1811-1870) was the first to use it in
hospital practice and this he'dld In
1847. His discovery who considered
dentist and in 1866 he was knighted.
In Edinburgh.
Drinking Water With I-‘oocl.
In in a trifle disconcerting to he told
that when thc‘ thrifty housewife our
nettle from 20 to 28E cents per pound
Ionian bailouts of heel about 00 per
.3“ of we burn II‘ being paid for not
r.
per cent oi the bulk of uncooked boat
or mutton bring water. . . Tull»
non: ot pigeons Intent. ‘20 pet- can!
water. thin. or town pod duck: 66
an cent with. it really tut tom my
on
1 “The mind which occupied at cm
.Tlto Englishman ul— , 1
death with the contention of other ’
“ArrEILE-u To HOTEL CLERK
that, substance, .
little to do with the interests at the ‘
The news ~
Independent of that by! the Benton ,
He had a public funeral when he died
and a statue or hint in bronze Islands . ,
Yet ouch in than one, about ill) 7
little no 88 par cent or wow
‘ ' ‘ 0"! ill
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niobium 1135?. h- .
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' . The Store closes at 5 o'clock except Saturday. m
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« , THE. AMERICAN LADY concur, X‘
‘ From its IIdmedlmtc one would feel interested and
desire a furthernquI.t.iIItz‘IIIcc. There are French names
that have llccu LL‘ICIHMLII It‘ll years an belonging to
Corsets oi high guide yet, no (larceny, Iltc Corsets;
lulu: lac-cu 110.llltllc acceptalilct than this of the unfilled»
or! title. Eaclrtlcsigutilr model has Its own excellent;
feature, ZlIllI every woman will cheese according It) thug.
requirements all her figure. I
For sale nowhere else in the lily.
Lower SQUID”. main llocm
“LET ERIN REMEMBER.”
Next "\I‘cck will be u festive week We have 'lllngo
and Hunting {or Ilccol‘ntimm. 'I'III‘ gulf! harp of Erin-Is
resplendent on a flag as rich in col-gar us the verdant
fields of old Ireland. ,
American and Irish Flags. and Green Bunting
Printed Muslin Flags. 2 for 5 cts.
I , Lower floor.
“filmlfihlfiuz'
LEATHER HANDBAGS, $2 95 VERY SPECIAL.
.1"
quantity of Bags,
on (if genuine sen],
Small“
Collected from one {IIIE‘MImtt-ai :I
in \élIllt: flom $4.00 to $5.00. IIlt‘}
salliun, calf. pigskin. morocco and onto Rather.
looking novelties in Iurrfccl muulitiou.
m5?
$2.95, look at them.
W}: . Leather Coeds Section.
gig“! iii“ «W
MEN’S FANCY SILK HALF HOSE.
Quite a new line. in mmlium Wt‘lfl’Ill. 'l‘llcs‘c cum—
hiuulimis: Black and while. twink-o ml grew. Muck null
red, black {liltI tau. IlI‘llt‘II null blur.
, 50¢ a pair. sllrtlluuuuu
Tre‘htini, a new Toilet 'l'ulcum. It is made by
Rigaud, who put out tlu- delightful Mar}: (lamlm Elm--
fIImc. ‘Iiis Talcmu holds :1 Ilrlir'iuus fragrance owl
cv'cl'y Iluizil)" woman will he charmer} \‘IllIl It. '13) II»
lmducc it, each [llll'I‘I'laSL‘l‘ of 'I‘rm‘i'iui 'I‘alctim will he
given a' small bottle of the runner, put up In a tiny mm
of 11)an purple. .DUILA miss it. Price
25 cts
M
an? E id £93m Gammon;
SWEATERS!
Everyone whols much our doors, oven on the porch,
should have u gool swculer.
looted In; the}: '
The selection of
Choice examples of non models for Sin
character and illlllIIll, are offered Ilch
one of these guintcnts insures both economy and Stills
faction in style.
Look at these Sweaters cureiully, iuupcct the yarns,
consider the distinctive style, and you trill wonder how
they come to be murked at such modest figures.
Prices Inugc from $2 98 to $6 50 each.
I... N. E. RYAN co ;
tel WAGHINGTON 8T", BDQTH‘ NORWALK
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