, (for still! hate this been suin-
' to inspire hope that the long
1ch d for revival in that branch or
the trials is Mat hand, says the Dan-
.M‘ burp News. More stilt hats are be
his hands in this city today than wore
oi ro u t this time last ear
old by the local case b as p d can a y
. tendency as indicated by orders and
-;m°wM‘-’” from Mme R & G worms from various parts of the coun-
why, 0‘ Lynn, M358" w” 5 try is toward a return to stiff hats tor
‘Secretary Hadley. The '3th .fall and winter wear. M ..
5 mm“ M securing a. The advent or cool weather has had
at "M in?“ sufficient helpM an inspiring eflect upon the not trade
and the decided chillincss of the past
thought advisable 0M” the week or ten days has been a decided
om: present that ”i represen- I factor in producing a rush of duplicate
O“. a be sent t0 Lynn. .orders 16!: both stir: and soft hats. It
matter was ”819”“ to the! 4 was the general complaint in the hat
lidne‘nglntdustrles to” in trade earlier in the season that retail
merchants were not ordering as free-
he Imperishalile Casket Com-1y all usual, and uncertainty in various
me is common “Mum” mauveMiiocnlltica as to what actual businessr
n lt‘ovrn. A representative conditions would be in the face of on
”Ii-:3“ “mm the town '2’: spot-cashing national political cam-
9" but mm“ i'paign was blamed for this situation.
maul PM“ ““‘j‘mcmri’M i'rhe general boom in business that has
visitor at last hit upon the
pewriter factory in Norwalk
sconcern is now located.
Win nication from the Willys-
company, of Toledo, Ohio,
to establishing a branch here!
the result of favorable crops has over-
taken many of the retail hat dealers
while their stocks were below normal
and the result is that there has been
a big demand for bats to be rushed
to retailers in the quickest possible
time.
Many hats dispatched in response to
hurry orders are shipped by express
and the platform in the rear of the
branch other: of the Adams Express
Co., on Main street, where much of
the express matter is loaded lntoasbe-
ciai cars, is a busy place’in the early
evening. Thousands oi) hats are be
ing expressed in cardboard containers
which are comparatively new in this
line of shipping. The Danbury Square
Box 00., which manufactures these
containers, is working overtime to
keep pace with its orders for the not
trade.
There is a feeling of confidence in
the hat trade that the increase in the
volume of stiff butting is not temper-H
cry and that the improvement in host.
. , ness will continue through the fall
:paper..‘fl‘he National Business, I“ _and perhaps well into the winter, the
periodically by m“ 30“” 0‘ amount of business varying with such
nd copies were inspected by conditions as may develop Minis that
on SM. Hatch reported over 35,-
“bribed for the mosquito work.
r the work already done has
$2, 500 is to he paid by
The August Maud Sepieni~
l'Mo so were pratically entirely
ding 5 days at Manresa insti-
. finding but} one mosquito in
‘ ail-.againstlmlillons in prev-
ransportation committee has
do gM some good work and the
M in another column of to-
per éhows the energy and
of the members. M
'M liminary examination of the
that will soon be made and a report
initted, it was reported last even-
.ime. . .
One of the interesting features or
In“ 19cc] hat trade is the big success
Ha “I" that during {that the Lee- McLachlan Co. has made
few mom“; he has had a“ of its new departure in establishing
“PM t“ he in Springwood “‘0” its own selling departmeno. Busy as
and that he has noticed the '
fer better? roadssnd further. that
room for improvement along
lies. . Mr. Hoyt said that as
rd of trade stands for the bet-
of South Norwalk he believ-
organisation should take suit-
to assist the foreign pop-
living up to the modern-
.as to sanitation and bish-
been even busier during the present
season and it is getting “onshore of
trade in stiff hats as well as in soft
goods. The iirm‘ s success in this rea-
peth is a matter of more than ordlna
cry interest in this city, Mfor it means
more work for employee and~conse«
quent increase in general prosptrity.
it is said that in several instances
during the present mason has exceed-
ed that or lost season by many dozens
of hats. ,
The "bonnet" trade is approaching
its close and the local manufacturlns
an ingnlliarb with just the con-
that need improvement in that
chemo proposed by the
"Til erronernitsli‘y
‘t.
M“ 9°“ “"5 .rapld advance I“ ‘It is said that during the past few
weeks about 150 hoppers have been
women‘s-
WW
chose . cm: ,Nuouuoao.
or the year before and the general .
developed throughoutthe country as’
the “big shop" was last season. it has 1
the business of local manufacturers ‘
concerns that make that class of '
goods have had a satisfactory mason. ‘ ‘
employed in Danbury and Bethe! on
capped hats. «- Banbury ‘
s and] improvement nay
hers is 9485.312
with 9809. 305. the previou “your.
The total funds and octets of the
university are returned as 314 04
117, as compared With ”3.553.730
the previous year. But these do not
include several millions of lands and
assets of the Scientific School 'as
received as gifts as well
values. The Yale University income
for the year Was 51,372, 342 and the
bedlt calling 314. 988. .
well as several ether departments and
the treasurer calls attention to the
need .of unrestricted university funds
to make good any future deficits.
The Dining Hall return-ed a deiiolt -
of 93,051 as compared with a surplus
of $608 the previous year, the higher
price of eggs and potatoes alone
amounting to 53, 666, accounting for
the deficit.
From the university funds there
were supplied the departments,
cluding the graduate school
Woolsey Hall” 3169.182.
sum going for appropriations for sal-
aries. The‘treasurer calls attention
to the added sums which will he need-
ed to operate the new laboratories on
the old Hillhouse property.
The contributions to the alumni
ifund for the year were $96,442, a
slight increase over last year, the
leading contribution of 311.000 'com‘s‘
ing from th‘h‘ “reunion" class of 1877.
The total of the standing alumni fund
is now 9614.373.
On the Yale invested funds of 99.
166.191 in stocks and bonds last year
there was a default of only $400. The
investment return on stocks and
bonds was 4.92pm cent, and on all
Yale investments of “3.524.983. the
return was 491 per cent. Realty
mortgages held fell from 33. 803, 470 to
83,604,631. 3 "
The prominent feature of the re-
port is its evidence of the “WWW“:C
extension be the university’s fiscal
parenthood over the departments.
For the first timer respects in the re-
port a. detailed description of the
various funds and the names of the
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good at the seine price.
all the professional schools. except M M
the Forest SOIIMOOI show deficits as ‘M
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most of the
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WHAT THEM SCOUTS ARE DOlNG.
Boy *Scouts of Rochester were
praised fluently by the members Qt. .
the Fire Prevention (impurities or" ‘M. . . ,
the Chamber of Commerce in that
city for their work. in cleaning garb»
ass and inflammable material that
had been scattered about in diner-eat «M
parts of thee city.
City Nahonat Bank
remade MA cerium. smam.
scams AND orraas evsav
FAGILITMY census-rear
mm H. souno
. .aauxme .
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every ‘
9100, llMtoI .3, , Woman’s ‘ Proiit- .»
aneuienoe in the house‘ssye the N
' Bach an article can be had
and nickel and costing
M t 33 cents. .
rm of a very
M dasher attached or course in this way
there is no spatter from the cream as
with the Old-fashioned wheel. It is
guaranteed to ivhlp eggs in 80 sec-
ends and to make butter in three min
utes ' . , . ,
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I
For Out Sugar.
The oblong sugar—holders designed
to hold a‘dosen lumps of the cut sugar
now have a rival. says an exchange, It
Is a round basket with a handle rising
from the center. the hole reminding
one of a ring tray. The little dish holds
perhaps eight or ten of the white
lumps. It is especially adapted for at-
rule applies to any quality of thread.
MOMllvc Moll is injured by bolus kept in
the light. When used at the table it
8‘ should he put in a dark colored bottle
3‘ had removed to a dark place immed-
lately after the meal-
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Stained enameled saucepans should
be rubbed with coarse sand and lemon
pulp and not cleaned with boiling soda
water. After squeezing lemons. save
2 the pulp for this (purpose. «Racine
Journal News. ‘ ,
Elderberry Pie.
After making a good pie crust, I
use a large pic ;tln- or nan. says a
Monitor reader, line it with the crust. :
and iill it full ofberries; than take a ‘
cup of sugar and stir in a large spoon
of flour, as the berries are very Juicy.
Squeeze in the juice form a lemon. as.
trouble. He says himself:
suffered with my kidneys. ‘
nobody and“! was annoyed withhlad-
der irregularities. I can truthfully
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Pills cured me entirely." They com
tain no habit forming drugs. ‘
Wigmore and Co‘.
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have them respect your opinion.
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