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have it fine Sunday’ I dinner if he was
all hungry 113 me an' as 100ml! all you?
w’l‘lt Bits .
‘DEacnipvtvE. ,
Bobby~Uuola couldn’t a fellow
Have Dainty slash Curtains.
cozy little bungalow in the country,
dress the windows with the dninticst
sash cmtnlns you can make ‘
By hash c111tal11s I mean the litii‘lo
huli’ curluina that cover the lower each
1101] or 11 wooden lnth.
.li'resh looklng' little curtains are all
made of 11l1itc book muslin At the
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vli‘raternal Order of Eagles,
No. 588 will meet this evening.
tliucaa 'l‘ribe transacted routine mat-
ttii's of business last evening.
Wm»...
, 1t}. l’. Ryan, of New York was a vls~
itoi- in town yesterday on business.
.121 mes Roone1
litmc auto truck.
.....-”
Attorney John Keogh, of Washing-
ton street, is spending the day in New
Haven on business.
...”...—
Ill.
Court Frances, Order of the Golden
Boonie will hold its semi-innatbly l)tlS~
incss meeting in its hall, in Washing
ton street.
...... f- ._
The Winnipauk carnival and outer-
taimncnt, under the direction of the
Social and Athletic Club. will be held
this evening.
The weekly business meeting of
will
be held this evening in its rooms, in
Butler Lodgi‘, N0. 97. I. 0. 0. 19.,
“South Main street.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
Bethlehem will hold its semi-monthly
business meeting this evening in its
hall in Washington street.
~1Scnmiess tires. Reddy and Ayers
Frank C. 'l‘urner
tended visit with friends in town.
Miss 110011111111 Ward is spending a
few duyq with friends in Bridgeport.
Autitcw J Collins of North Main
operation
for uppendiciilu at. the Norwnlk HOB-
plelpl recently, in reported to ‘be im-
proving and his speedy recovery is
1111111101, who underwent an
minim-led.
(inlet of Police. Willlum R. Penning‘
ton, of South Norwalk, unloved upon
this annual two wruku‘ vacation today.
(iaplaln .i. llarry (llbuou is action chiel
acting
and imlcer John H. Toothill.
iElcruount l-‘runk V. Raymond,
captain,
acting errgchut.
N .W....~.
Dill‘i'lih J. Moore and Join; J, Clarke
tunic
Bridge.
The convention 1i» being hold
A burn
quot will be curved at tho llolol litrut-
111111 the local dolouuica to the
ounveuiiou of illiberuinnu in
port.
in tho Park (lily, this wooli.
rich] thin evening.
WWW...
lllit cclcbrutinu
which the 1111111 marched.
”aw-law“
All arrcnucmouis for the
day in Schmidt’s
completed.
grove.
, affair ill but mucosa.
- no ideal day for the clinic
dinner:
m1 control“ of the dilution Ar-
m min: tho low“ or 11111111 in»
Aerie
is substituting for
11).111icl 0011110111111 11111i1c11of the Hope
W. Clark the local lottcr carrier.
was out todal after being conilncd to
his home for sometime with illness.
has returned to
his home in Bridgeport. after an ex-
Mony popplo from the Norwnlh wont
to lirlilgciuutl, youterduy, to 111111 the
of I the id lbernltinfi.
1 About 0,000 men were in line and 111111
of tho illogical, crowds that was ever
in Bridgeport lined the atroolu through
annual
‘ oiambakc oi the Pioneer Hook and
{ladder Company, to be held 1111111 31111.
have been
Tho committee in 111111111111
have been working hard to make the
'1‘th ‘wlll try
to influence the weather innit tomuko
‘At the tut-11.011101 summon council
, no.1 1,342, Royal Arounuui, which 111m
hold lust owning, Wilt William 11'.
1111111 Ina Grunt 1111111111111 111.com
more unpainted captains of lumber
j 1111111 team; who will Intel into 11 con-
tIIt for the mint mambo”. The con
stout will pic» in flbvcmbor Ind the
Iitia luring will rcIIlI tho tritium to
top is a blond hem having a casing as
its basc tbtough which 1111 had passes.
and directlv under this it sewed 3 str lp
of wide lace inset lion.
ed just above. the 11cm at the. bottom.
crochcting. says the Philadelphia
North American.
A simple but delightfully dainty set
of curtains may be made of plain 01'
run in the bottom and coarse crochet-
ed lucc at the top, Choose a l11ce.pat-
turn that 11115 points on one side and
at ii1c end 01 each new 21 little bracts
ring that will slip easily over the rod.
Wash silk is aplendcd for sash cur-
tains. Choose only the plain light col-
ors and white and trim them with ei—
ther points of crocheted lace or lace
insertions.
These can be made rather elaborate
it you wish, by setting in medallons 0i
lace along the lower border or wide
hem.
lsh lace. patterns, but (101111 with rather
cot'itse thread are most effective. Ap-
01 your windows suspended by 11 131888.
this is also 1111- }
Almost unlimited arc the designsv
you can produce it you are food 011
narrow barred wise with a wide ltctn‘
Crocheted medalions having the ir-
l ply thcm'to 1111» 111111 with small Btltcli
Do not burn (01110111111101: curtains i111 on cutting away tho all» under the hide deep hem, and either on this or just
1111111 11111111111159, and it you lune al and turn back tho rnw edges. ramming,
' it neatly on the wrong side.
ii is nosiblc to make this crocheted
lane of color‘ed thicad if you wish to
l match the calm of your curtains: but
inlwnyu rcmembei that while or pale
ecru curtains ore. host for all windows.
' The combination of ribbon and lawn
makes dainty curtains. Tho ribbon
I 11111 be white 01111 pale shade of blue.
the lawn while (‘ut the stripe of the
'ilawn six inched wide; that. with two
tiuoh wide ribbon will covei the win:
dow and allow a little ruinous Sew
lthc ribbons and lawn in alternating
atrtps, having lawn on the outer edge,
and in the center of each lawn atrip
iset a small round, oral or diamond-
shapod medalion.
I A plain hem iinisheg the lower edge,
land at the top small brass rings are
sowed on at each joining point of lawn
and ribbon.
Ecru not gathered to a wide band 01'
111111111 lace inscrtion at the top makes
111t>ally handsome sash curtains. The
insertion is plain acrosu the window.
so that the pailenr of the lace can .be
soon plainly. Turn the not at the. top
twice to form a narrow hem and ga-
ther it on plain, or run a gathering
lureud along the raw edge. and alter
591111111 the net to the insertion stitch
'01911 this a van narrow inacrtlou or
lbcndinu that will effectually conceal
any 11111 edges. The not must be
twice the. width of the window, in on
dcr to get the owner fullness and tin-
I ished with a wide 11cm.
Cotton voile made up with a plain
above it 11 stencil design, makes very
Straw Hat Cleaner
The Clifford Pharmacy
.,
Rexall
lOijkg.
MAKES OLD HATS LOOK LIKE
NEW
charming short curtains for the win
(lows in a summer bungalow.
The stencil work on these matches
that used on long curtains oi‘. denim.
burlap or other heavy material on the
floor rug, table cover. etc.. it that is
the mode of decoration used.
These may be made in color to
match the color scheme of the room
DAVID w. aAruOub
Funeral Director- 11‘ mbalmer
19 No. MIin St., Bo. Norwalk
Residence. 51 Wuohington St.
Telephone at office—3364.
Telephone at house—098.
or they may be white with colored bor-
dcrs.
New Idea Belts.
There are belts of every type and
every hue. The newest fancy is that
the belt snail match the lootgear. This
particularly applies to the new brown
and white belts, which are intended to
lllli'monlle with the tan shoes. Patent
leather chops are neither appropriate
11011 comfortable for strenuous pur-
suits. 11et the narrow black patent lca
thrr belts are really the best looking,
and when tin-y are finished with a
fringed tongue in leather ln-ihe front
they are just as smart as they all;
sportsm'anlllte. says an exchange. This
tongue idea on the bolt is new and 11‘
lends a very neat finlshf To tone Ivlth
the costume there arc the suede hello; 1
whichv-flt so nicely into the curves oi'
the figure. ‘
w
Lace AI Jabot.
A delightful way to use a handsome
piece of lace is to drops as a labor and ’ 1
arrange down the. center a band of vel~
vet studded with colored sryutal but-
tons.
STORY 0F MIMIII TIMI
(Continued two: first page.)
tiuins which cariicd the“ supplies.
Undei
they weren't put to very great hardshll
were compiled with to the minute
and, though everything was kept
of sleep to tit them for the duties 0
the coming tiny
and baggage was ready at least 111
a
mart l1 beginning in the eurl1 cool 0
the morning WHB tempered with res
111111. and when the new comp
make. themselves as comforiubic
clrcumuiuucua permitted.
but neitorully a cool opting Willi litu-
drinking and cooking. and oven nail
lug purposes.
With Col. CowloI'I Brigade. '
operator to to inmatignic the donut
and quantity of the water to be 111111
onion and manner of using the oval
fortune to curve on the «tad of
ham. Maine: I detachment of
It iI thin induce which, under
STAFF OFFIGEII TELLS,
the circumstances. howewr, of the Blues.
after all, as the marches were moder-
ate, never exceeding ten mile-s a dal’.‘
The camps were always astir at day-
light, the orders for marching beinglmue lines, and a mighty lively scrap
uuually made known to the omcors on
the proceeding evening. These orders
in
readlueuu for 11 night alarm. the troops
enjoyed a suillcient number of hours
Tents were struck '
"II
01111 of the duties of tho uuullurv inn
Tenth United 11111111: Cavalry. 11 no» I
nebulous of tilt! 81311111 00111111. (locum
Bout; the rum Ambulance Corps,
«concomitant. and trim lucid 1111111111111,
connecticutwin Ill about 3.de men
the
able ludoruliip of Col. 00111111111, cut the
hIItiIIt II Well 1111 no: mint 11111111111111.
tut lighting in tint mimic 1111111. tum the
v'I'i-iim Innis which occurred 611ch
rho in cm! «muslin 1111i: 1111111111111
be monitored with alumina: by
their who Millpond in it. ,0ul
‘0ccurred on Tuesday morning. after
The brigade had crossed the Housn
tonic river. via Zoars bridge. About a
mile beyond the bridge a Blue bri~
nude had taken up a strong position
on the crest of a hill, with the inton-
delays and 11 late dinner f01 the t1 oops tion of checking the advance of the
1“”“1‘ were waiting for their wagon Red provisional brigade, and opponent-
ly every advantage was on the side
‘o.l Coulee, as soon as
’ ’he had uncertained, as accurately as
rpoueibie. the disposition of the enemy.
deployed the First and Second Reg-
iments for 11 general advance on the
,wus noon in programs. The Red lines
advanced steadily and were gaining
i'ground when the commander noticed
that a turning movement was being
attempted on his left flank, which
might become quite disastrous to the
Reds if successful. but evidently the
astute loader had foreseen ouch 11h
‘ eventuality, (or. last an the Blues be-
f
hotu before leaving lime. and' tho' gain ,0 human the Red “.00“ with a
breaking up of camp and packing Drinking llauk lire. the Second Maine in
wagons went like clocuwork. The mm”. which had marched through
it some dense woods in excellent forum
I ,.tion emeiged i1 om cover. attacked
lor 11 1W“””"g ”“0” “I proper “"er the flanking pinup, crumpled them
wag up on their main body. and, by push
reached the men weir: still in good ing their advantage
enough ”mndm‘m t° ”M“ “m” .60! Bitten in 11 pocket. leaving no alter-
lr-enchou, procure water, unload 111113-‘
111111, and do all the uorcsaary labor to It was a glorious victory for the Reds,
. Qanti the umpires up well an obsorv~
mm" or- ers did not utint their prairie for tho
mini-1.1100113 wore hampered, at 0ch. 'commuudor no well no the (moon. The
by inauiticl'ent water near choir compo Maine ”on” were «homily compli»
in
11y. which permitted antiiio Will“)i I”? which they kept their formation while
noon had the
native but bartender or annihilation.
‘ ‘mouted on tho excellont murmur
‘ marching through those deuce woods.
and here Again the brigade command»
or «bowed rare judgment in colouring
ihay
tho Militia troop; for that duty.
i” being naturally familiar with wood»
11 it 111 11 wall known tact that
I-
ThI 131mm M11111».
,th enemy. and mud autumn
I111 an independent force Ind became
mailman lamina. [tsunami “when
1111111 made in the direction of Bonn
shire, and on may 0111 «my was
' found to hold it bitchy 1111111111 110»
l
and, in order to Instill. tilt like lumi-
Iluul, it mm W?! 1111 mm
cvou
by 11111100111111. and to deriuautc the to ‘mnmnpd «15101111 trout!!! often w
lucaiiorod 11nd disorunnutcd under such
Milli! HUPDIY- Th0 Writer Illid NIB SDI)“ CITCIIMQIMMUI.
‘ tho
commander oi the lied Provisional inl
funny Brigade (fol Calvin 1111111111111, 1.1
U. 8.A.Ti1o brigade couIiItcd of the
trim and Second Regimen“, intro
try, 001111.; tho Second Regiment, In.
the
After this butilc, 076 proviulonal
risotto kept «originally in touch with
Ililr‘
imbibe: ware of daily acclimation. On
Thursday the hriuodo canned to not
part of tho and 1311111111111 1111111111 (31111.,
in; form to mm 0111 crown tutors;
MI 31110 Irmr Ind it tiara out It
‘ no .1111- our
extended formation he marshalied his
forces against this apparently impreg-
nable hill, pushing his attack from all
directions, hammering the defenders
with four batteries of Field Artillery.
two of which belonged to the Fifth
U. S. Field Artillery and two hailed
from New Jersey. Under cover or
this long-range lire the infantry 11d-
vanccd. making use of every cover
which the ground afforded, and when
the dual charge was ordered, the vic-
torious Rods swept over the crest of
the hill, and secured a position which
gave them command on the battlefield.
The. right- wing of the Red Army had
not been as successful, but when the
recall was sounded the umpires de-
clared the battle a draw.
Those who were fortunate enough
to witness thin battle will never for-
get the realistic spectacle presented.
and those who were active in it will al—
ways feel 11 thrill in its recollection.
Biuo Buttery Captured.
0111: company of the Connecticut
troops distinguished itself by captur-
ing 11 battery of Blue artillery on top
of Cole's Hill. The artillerymen were
so engrosuod ln serving their plecea
while lighting a duel with the Red 11r-
1iilery 11111101111 the valley. that they did
not notice the stealthy approach of
thc Nutmeg State boy». and, being
without Infantry to protect their but-
tery. they foil into the bonds of the
lions. and were out of the light,
it may be may year: before mill.
tury MDMIWBM on 11th 11 scale will
be noon in this part of the country
again. One thin: wot evident, and
that 111 the grant improvement in not.
tiiorlr coalition displayed by the volun-
1111111 torceI or the 1111111011: ItItoI.
When it is contidorou that thew men
llivo of their time but! energy without
comuonntiou worth mentioning, that
they which to privationl and burd-
Ihitu incident to I midior'I lira. chem
fully, and without comploint, too much
brain 11ml mpoct uncut barbetiow-
12d on that patriotic young nun: who
Homo day my be the only ‘buimrp to
imp our‘tl‘oiit country with in im-
mensely rich alumna I thrutcuinu
courtly, ththI'r ho Iiiitii come from
without or within. 3‘. 8.
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to change your pullout if Io, try
11 111111qu Id. 311.11 I vault.
it 111th Wad millionth ,
Illicit on some lullI 1mm or Nutrition. Norm“ tor IIIIWI Ind Implant '
g In linens-I‘m 11111.
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one minute to trolley.
right.
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THE RECREATION TOURS.
Block island-(inlay tours .. .311.50
Saturdays Aug. 241b, 31st
Atlantic City—{row tours . $21.00
Monda1s, Aug 26, Sept. 9.16m.
White Mountains—50w tours $25.00
Mondays. Aug 26 Sept 2nd.
Bermuda-94” trips .. $41.50 up
Saturdays, Sept. 7 14,2801
AUTUMNAL TOURS.
White Mountain-wildly tripe $21.50
Mondays. Sent. 9, liith. Accommo-
dalons Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem.
Niagaru Falls—Mayo’ trip .. $31.00
Saturdu). September 7th.
Niagara Folio. St. Lawrence River
and Montreal .... ... $41.50
Saturday. Sept. 71h, 111211313 trip.
thlngton, D. C. ............ $24.00
October lltb and 21111, May trips.
Gottnbura. Luruy Caverns and Wuh-
lngton. D. C 00
October 12th, fivdays‘ trip.
For descriptive circular of all tours
call on G. W. Harris, at depot. or ad-
dresb The Recreation Tourist Co.
i9! Orange 8n, New Haven.
SUMMER TIMETAILE
0n and utter Monday. June 17, 1912,
the new and comlnodlous
STEAMSR HUNTlNGTON,
Capt. William 0 Young, will run as
foilowa: [leave Huntington for Nor.
walk Monday: and Friday: It 0:45 11.
11.. and 2.30 r. in. Leave Norwullt for
Huntington Meadow and Fridays at
8:45 a. 1n. and 5:30 p. in. Excursion
tichotI 50 cents. Single fare iii canto.
t‘hildmn. F. to 12 yearn, excumlou 35
cents. single fare. 25 cents. Pullou-
[arr from NDI‘WIIII. by 3:45 I. to. boat
will have four hours It Huntington.
01111 Iuminer Ichedula given the poo
pic of Connecticut an outing on the
new 11nd commodiouo IteInior Hunt»
inxtou act-on thonund and over one
of the drum IiiootI of water in tho
WONG, Huntington 131111, with unwary
unsurptrm. Patios or it) or morn
can make arrangements with the cap-
tain to non It Valley Grove.
Lunch» and mom lei-veil on the
bout by competent «ward.
....»
«- mom-1n .7. ram».
law Your Home couplets with I
Brass Bed
or I liIttrIII that will niIini vim iIIl
him I til you? old om you min up
in the 11111111111157. tI your W or
the inn: mm HIII you 11 Gold-
In on: Dining TIMI with chillII to
mulch? om your um 11111111 mt
. in; intimacy in tho triIlI. Gemini
1 cm in in I 111111 elm hotel and 11111
L mm W 11111111111111 1:111le troll.
Dress Ginghams,
Tomorrow 6c yard.
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(incorporatedl MA NOL '
REAL ESTATE AND lNSURANCE c. 1A on CLOVER M1LK.A CAN . ...... .. ..... 10¢
AGENTS 19 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ....... ....... $1.011
WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMP
The Great A8tP
Tel. No. 909.
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£0 11111 uunnrn
(Continued from first page.)
revolver when arrested. The grand
jury may indict the two detectives for
oppression and perjury. These men
will be accused of placing-a weapon
in Zelig‘s pocket so as to make it ap-
pear he was carrying concealed Wea-
pons.
“Bald Jock" «Rose had previously
told the grand jury that Zellg had
been “framed“ that Becker might get
Zellg under his p01ver. Becker, Rose
said. sent word to Zelig that he would
either have to furnish the men to kill
Rosenthal or go to prison for 11, long
term for carrying a revolver. Zelig
says be furnished the men and that
was all that he had to do with the
shooting of Rosonlhal.
While the grand jury is taking a re-
cess evidence against certain police in-
spectors and those “higher 11p" will
be sought. The grand jury was so
pleased yesterday when they found
that the vote to indict the ucvon men
for the rilouenthul murder was unan1~
mode that they applauded.
District Attorney Whitman said to-
,day that he was not certain whether
Becker or Frank Muller (Whitey Law-
is) would be placed on trial first for
the itocenthai murder.
An investigation 111111 been commenc-
ed by Commisoioncr of Accounat Fos-
dlck into the charges that Aldermen
accepted graft for ilccuaeu to new
dealers. Testimony wan given that
8400 la the regular price for the more
prosperous stands, and an election
diItrlct captain more that he haul tuit-
on 0800 for a unwound license.
18am Schepps has uncured full lm~
munlty from indictment in the floccu-
ihal murder euro. Before testifying
before tho grand jury. where be for-
nished literal-roborntlon to the com
imion oi “hold Jack" 11m impllcnt.
in; Police Maui. Booker in the killing
of dioceuthul, Bohemia secured I. writ-
ten agreement from tho district utter
My”: other; that ho on not to be in-
dialed.
This cummuut on 11111111111 by liar-
utmi Schiller, oounui for 8111111111111,
Int: 1111 «11111111111 dilii’ict Iiitn’iliiy.
Whoa Solicito- unpaired boron the
limo 3111111 1111 did not waive his im~
nullity 11mm II no done in the can
of am, Yahoo 11nd Walther.
3111111111 con only he held I Iitort
little on tho tummy ohms, but 1111
bill 110qu“ Ian. 31111111" tools it is
“for to reunion in the 11quin of the
diIlriIt primacy until ha ha slvou
honour. 1111111de out he be «no
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Tea Company
Free Doiiv , ”
with the district attorney.
Man of Hi. Word.
"Central," he said patiently, "
ham given me the wrong num
seven times now. If you do it a
I shall report you. I want We
ken 7-50 V."
There was a whirring, a click!
than a clicking whirring.
"Hello,” he said, “is this
Dolly?"
“Yea," answered a sweet voice, 1 1
up to it, of course, by its fair own-1
"This is Lawrence Seeilngbasa.
called up to tell you that if you don
marry me I’ll go to Africa and be u 1
by lions."
"l'll marry you, foolish boy. You
never asked me before, you know."
“What! Who isihlsi"
"Dolly Durtingham." '
He hung up the receiver as if .
had been shot. Central 11 given 1 .1
the wrong connection ago 11!
On his way to the jewelers to 1 1
Dolly Darlingham a diamond
taire he stepped in at the Beesto
telephone cities to report the one
tor, for in all things Lawrence 8
lngbau was a man of his word.-- 1|
adolphla Evening Timel. :
.11
improved GII Light.
According to the Scientific An»
c1111, experiments are at present in 1 I
areas in Paris as the result 0! w
it is hoped to secure an loom
light efficiency from incaudoocont
burners. Under present oondi 1 '
the 311: pressure in the mainu’il
ilcient to draw a certain amount at
into the burner, where it become:
ed with the gall. causing the ob ,
iutic blue name. But the amount.
air thus drawn into the flame to o .
About three time: that of tho ' ~
when“. for the beat client. the n ‘
10101th be live to 01110. it hon -
found that by comprouinc tho In 1
the main: the desirable Milo 0! 1
111m be coated to enter tho ham. 1
of tho bouiavIIdI in Porto bu
working on this em. and tho ‘
11qu are Ixcownz :1 «olfactory.
HII Loni-nod Difficult Lunatic“.
hit-I. it. J. emu. the tint“
1111qu who over much I. 1
criminality homo in Control
to now maxed in IpIclIl 11
mi: in miner. H11. Comp m g
IIIdI Arabia “in I and".
Trill Willi WAY.
"Why do you let the pollutant
bio your panama?" ,.
"i don't mat to be moi-auto
«cm the New York vendor In
“Tao ' '
10th Hit THIN. _
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