a
to assist in raising funds to purchaselpaim
” new uniforms.
TUESDAY, FEB. 23, 19:5
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING <
.l‘able Damask low
A complete Imam.
Mercerized Table Damask .. . . .
25¢ and the a yd.
All Linen Table W ........ ..
50c. 75c and $1.00 a yd.
Huck Towels .......... So. 104: and 250
Bath Towels Sc. 10:, 13/26. 256 and 50a
Toweliog.5c. Te, 10:, ill/2cm 15c yo.
Hematitched Table Covers ... . . . . . .
75c, “.00. $1.25. 31.50 and 32.00
E. K. Banks
MAHACK'MO HOTEL ILOOK.
SOUTH NOIWALK.
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v
The Latter Day Saints new chapel
-in Broad River will hold its opening
services on the 7th of March.
Ciiiford Ezequelle, of Slivermine
aveneu, who has been cluttering from
a very badly bruised foot. is getting
along nicely.
Mls's Helen Balloon, of 9 Haniord
place, East Nonwalk. entertained a
number of friends, last evening, and
all enjoyed a very pleasant time.
lMiss Alice Miller of Summit. N. J..
and Dorothy Miller at Stamford, re-
turned home yesterday, after a several
days‘ visit with their cousin. Mrs.
)
NEW iINE
TALLY CARDS
and
PIA-CE CARDS
Just received
OUR 19c. DOZEN 1.an
GOOD VALUE.
bouuottvs
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
ll NEW
WEATHER FORECA :T.
'For Norwaik and vicinity: (‘loudy
and rainy weather witll mild temper
ature tonight and Wednesday.
18 EXTRA
George Hirst of Hartford Place.
Last Sunday Mortimer Cave, Fred-
erick Holmes, Ernest Grandrup and
Benjamin Whole, of Broad‘ River,
walked to Stain-ford, and on the return
they were of assistance ill putting out
a fire which was destroying a fence
near the railroad tracks ill the vi—
cinity of Darien
Edward Carr. of Brooklyn, .\‘.. \'.,l
was put off a train at the South Nor-
walk station, this morning. because he
had no ticket, Mr. Carr claimed he
lost it. Tile conductor must have
ithought otherwise. for Mr. Carr was
lcscorted off the train. lie Iwuitcd p'l~
.tiently in police headquarters for his
lull}: to arrive in town with the neces-
isary funds to get home with. Mr. Carr
was traveling from Bridgeport to New
, York.
. .... ...—.... ...
inonAL CONDITIONS AT THE
PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION.
Representatives of a group of in»
museums lsuuos. '\
Thou of the Rio Grand. Mod. Troll“.
For Us mingle-loo,
The wandering. War tli no
.omaemmenwxra’tloumuda.
to no. of the water cont-u have called
years of diplomatic correspondence and
discllssion between the Bolted Staten
and flexiw. The refnul at certain
small wet“ land main perma—
nently attached to one or the other or
the river's banks deprived them of l
ilxed legal status as either Mexican or
American territory and brought about
their participation in many illegal ad-
ventures. which in turn id to minnow
dot-standings between the two coun-
tried.
in no river is spirit more evident
than in the Rio Grande. Along its
sinuous route below Rio Grande City
it pushes its way through miles or
level sand in its dual reach for the
gulf. twisting and doubling upon itself
like a sea serpent. in 1848 it was flx-
ed upon us the boundary line between
the United States and Mexico. The
boundary was to be the “middle of the
river, following the deepest channel."
But life river possessed characteristics
that had not impressed themselves
upon the framers of the convention on
possible cuuscs of friction betheu the
people livlnl.r along its banks in ltd-
dition to its eroding power. cxcrl-iscd
through long months of low lllld mean
water. it could during flood periods
leap with lorrcnllul force across a
narrow neck of loud at the base of one
of its long loops and cut for itself a
new channel. Through such nvulslve
action of the river Texas soil would
sometimes bccomc Mexican. and on oc-
casions :l plantation occuplod by jar-lilo
and Mcxlcnn citizens would overnight
find itself a part of Terms.
An example will serve to show both
the extraordinary actions of the river
and the difllcultics ill the way of any
PURITY OF THE Alli.
. “lid Strum at High Velocity Arc u
A- English Miami-t Attacks Our Rigid an iron.
Theories of Ventilation. In the Americdn M n I. b-
cmwtbcr. the English scientist. at- ubor gives a unit in‘t‘eyzgtillg 3:31..
tacks one of the most cherished at our no; of the resisting power of wow.
11381611“? notion! With a 10810 that com He can that a solid stream of water
pels respectful attention His conten- shot out of a bone at tremendous vo-
tion is that ancient ventilation doe. locity is Just as powerful and destruc-
not depend upon the chemical purity tlve as a rod of iron. An extract from
01 the air. Th. 8&8th “Wild be to the article giving an idea or the hard-
securc motion. umlneas and dryness noon and resisting power or water toi.
rather than to displace one body at lows:
air by another. 1' “Hero is a fact which is probably
He denies that there is a toxic or- ‘ novel to the average man who has not
ganlc substance in the atmosphere as spent much of his life thinking about
the result at human exhalation: and. motor speed boats. This is what we
challengm those who disagree withgnly call the hardnecalor the water
him to their pants, uthe existence of : when a bolt is running at speed
such poison has never been ocientit. l Water at fifty. miial'an hour is not the
lcaliy demonstrated ' glimpld liquid we are accustomed to
The lungs. according to him, any blthe in. it you put your arm over-
never filled with air 'some or which 5 board from a hydroplnne running at
has not been exhaled. inhalation fol- ; fifty miles an hour and strike a wave
lows so closely upon exhalation in i crest the probability is that you will
normal breathing mm a‘ portion of the: break your arm or wrist. because at
ap- that has just left the lungs is in- ; that speed the water has not time to
variably drawn back into them. latte. not time even to chance shapeu
Exhaustive experiments show that . and striking it is like striking so much i
the amouu of air thus returned is l metal. 3
from i to 2 per cent in persons remain "in the great hydraulic mining “0”"
lug quietly indoors. it 1,, from 4 to i ties. where a stream of water under
10 per cent in those asleep in bed } enormous hood is used to wash down“
There are certain sections of the re 1 hillsides. a swoldsman. in attempting}
spil‘utory appllrutus. moreover, the l to cut into one of those strcnms. will!
"use and the larger bronchi. in which ,’ shatter the sword without being nbie‘
HAWESS‘OETVVWATEKWh «qmfl I»
exhaled air always lingers. it thus
appears that the air in the lungs is ill-
lvays heavily contaminated with their
own excreting gases. even in outd0or
life. and the dead spaces make it cer-
tnin that this contamination will not
decrease.
it is not worth while. so the doctor
argues. to phylum-ll attention to the
small amount of carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere, thereforc. and if the air is
kept in lnotlon and not permitted to be-
come too moist or warm the necessary
ends of ventilation will be subsorvcd
i
to penetrate the water. The stream is2
i like a bar of iron. The fact that water]
at relative spool) is so hard~or that its .’
3 Inertia is so great, to be a little llloro,
= accurate—ls the reason why a sklpphlg 1
stone travels over the surface lilltl 18‘.
the reason why a hydropinno bout
slides over the surface lllstcud of plow-
ing its way through. '
"The picture we must have in our
minds. then. of a speed limit is that she ;
is traveling not in water. as we on:
dillsrlly understand it. bllt orcr llle
surface of u \OllllSIJlltl, vcl'y lunch as a ,
Bled travels over snow." 3
tional reform and social organizations,
Intlsfuctory adjustment of conflicting,
A well-defined disturbance is central
this morning over illinois. it is caus-
ing cloudy and rainy weather in the
Missippl Valley and southern porlil'u
of the Lake region. Several places re.
ported more than an inch of rain dur~
. ing the last 24 hours. The western
disturbance will probably move east-
ward and reach this section tonight.
The temperature continues nlild ill
all districts. There were no zero tem-
peratures reported along the northern
,horder.‘
'M—
WEATHER 'A YEAR AGO
TODAY.
'l‘cmpcralurc:
16: Clear.
Low, 1; high}
including the Federal (‘ouncil of the
Churches of Christ ill America. are
deeply concerned relative to vice (‘Oll-
ditions in San Francisco during the
Panama-Pacific Exposition. it is re—
:ported that while conditions inside
‘ihe grounds seem to be sate-guarded,
the city of San Francisco has not tak-
'cn the same precautions, and indeed
.it is frankly said that the city is to
be “wide open" during the Erpisition.
.Tllo organizations interested are now
lurging the matter upon tile commis-
:sicners asking that they take action
'ncllllive to condiions outside the
ggl‘illil’lds as well as inside.
lTHE CHURCHES OFFER HELP To
THE WORKERS.
The Social Service Commission of
~Cincinllntl Commercial Tribune.
interests. A certain Josiah Turner bo-l
[Hill to farm the Galveston much. on‘
the Texas bunk. Eight years later be ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE
was surprised when 221 acres of Merl- Chm”. That Com. WM" u“ Barom-
cnu land came across the river and at- “... Fa“. an Inch.
taclled itself to his much. All arrange-
. ‘ ‘ ‘ l Few persons have any idea what
filtcndvynti 2395:3231: “813‘ h‘fmi'bf‘lgag tremendous changes in the atmosphere
the river cut off a icce My \lr Tub: lire indicated by such a rise or full oi
p ‘ ‘ llll inch ill the barometer.
/
FREAKS lN BASEBALL‘. i
Apparently Clever Plays May Sumo
times 8. Pun Luck.
Frcnk plnys make buschnll llumor- '
null. if not inn-rusting. Some of these E
plays are sold to be the result of quick ‘
thinking; but. as a mutter of fact. most
of them are simply luck.
net's land and took it to Mexico. Twen-
ty-one years later the river made up its
mind to repay the {armor for what it
bud taken from him and so carried
back into Texas a place of land for
larger than the tract originally lost.
A cubic inch of mercury weighs a
half pound. When the mercury falls
Inn inch ll weight of one ton is re-
movcd from every 4.000 square inches
Curious things happen. A bull fell
Into a tin can. and. it being impossible
to get it out ill time. can and all were
thrown to thc lulscmnn. Anolhcr bull
i
PAGE SEVEN
“Halitosis
Entrance on Main St, Fairfieid Ave.. and Cannon St.
'_._
Bridgeport. Conn.
'l‘rwsldny l<‘cllrunry. 23. HHS.
Spring blossoms oi beauteous
' cotton.
( harm and beauty slllllc forth llalnlily from the lll‘\V
cottons that conic tripping.r ill catch (lav.
towing and summer dresses are going to bc
. ‘ . . Ill'l‘lllt‘l'
and slvcctcr; that is liliiilll} to bc sccn.
. Silk is not asllulllctl to kccp t‘()lll])2iil\' with
lll many of lllt.‘lll. I
liiul f
"'l‘ub silks" arc at least llnc~llalf cotton: H'l
ll£i\'t‘ all the lusicr of silk. (inc patcrll llns narrow
toucll stripcs spurt-(l far apart.
of sonic silk sccn in \v
in the waist section.
. ‘ _ . . ‘ l‘ullllll.
‘ ‘i llt‘ll‘ )(lllllllg has made lulllilluu». ill-zill—
admits that \leI lllalx‘t‘ delightful llrcxscs.
ri
lllcy
‘ two—
_ ‘ lullcct is very llkc that
gusts 0i purc silk illl rcallv to wear
39 rl-llts yard, '
'l‘llosc Illlc narrow culorcll stripes \\'llll cluslcrs (if
pure \\'l]llt‘ curds in llt‘l\\'t‘.i]. .lppcnl‘ on allotllcr “Tulip
.\ot so long ago, tllcsc stripes \vcrc M't’ll only in sills rli:
rccl li't)lll japan. 5t) ccnls _\';lr<l. - l
_ Luxurious Slllrllilil't‘tllltlll of l‘nl'c cilc
oi ‘\\'ll_lik‘ figured in tiny pllttcrll.
strlpcs in which two colors" are ll<t'il ill colllrnslilltr cil" i
As illustration: (inc sll‘ipc Combines lllil‘l’()\\" red ‘llt‘lctll
willt' green and next stripe mlnbillcs narrow rcll \"il
wltlc grccll. l'lliquc. 'l‘astcl‘ul, chcrzll color cli-‘t' Hr]
cents yard. H s. 30'
. ct has a ground
i pull this ground run
. Still another pattern of some qulllltv has
strlpcs with t-dgcs outlined in block or other 0
WWW ground lllzlkcs this cl'icct piczlsin"r
given by tiny Jacquard figures. N
narrow
(lurk lluc.
.\ll(lt‘ll Iii-c is
59 ccllts yard.
l'ilplllls of silk and cotton gleam with tho
that poplin \vcnvc \‘CCllls to impart.
supple; full of “billing power
light and dark. (it) cents )‘zlrtl.
. rich luster
1.1;:lli :llnl dainty null
. .\ lllilllllt‘l' of colors both
Crcpcs dc chillc have cotton so l-
on that tllcrc scarcely scents to bc um
dcllcutl- llucs or prilucd‘ in unique '
signs or in combinations of two out
rents yard.
unuingly interwov—
ill tllcm.
black-allll-lvllitc
l thrcc colors.
' Plain
(lc~
50
This is a too for every
'of surface.
The Mexican owners clullncd posses-lure“ live and one-quarter feet minare
clan. and a new convention dcllllngi it 50‘" house, ’0‘” instance, 1' 25 by
with the question: under dispute be- “) feet, ““11 an area 0" 1.000 squurc
came ”009353”. fcct. a load of about thirty-six tone is
Brigadier General Anson Mills. 0., lifted from the roof every time the
g, A.. appointed to represent the United barometer shows an inch full—that is,
States, recommended that tho"cutoffn" fl thirty-six too loud WOUId be lifted
be forever eliminated from the bound- if the house were air tight. ‘But as air
ary line. all those occurring on tho: presses ID EV"! directlon‘there is M
hit the end of ti null driven thronghl
not be got down until all the rullucrsi
scored. l
A swift hit glances off the pitcher‘s.
blind. is snapped up by on inticldcr and ‘
thrown to first. pulling the man out .
ilcd hot liners or grounder: some-i
tllncs hit the first or third base bagl
and glance away for singles or even
the opposite side of a {once nml could I ‘
lthe Federal Council of the Churches of
Representative Charles F. Tristram
has been confined to his home for sev-
eral days with a severe cold. He was.
however, sufficiently recovered to go
to Hartford this morning to attend to.
his legislative duties.
A pocketbook was lost yesterday in
‘lloyt's Theatre, by Mrs. P. Irving
Smith. of Bayview avenue. Tile police
lerist in Alllerica is cooperating with
the Postal Clerks‘ Union ill an en-
denvor to secure provision for old age
pensions for the poatal employees,
The movement was approved by the
Executive Committee of the Federal,
ICouncll which also instructed the:
Commission on the Church and So-
cial Service to make u thorough lil‘
vestigation regarding the adequacy ofl
right of the river to pills to the Juris-
diction of Mexico. those on the lotto)
that of Texas. The inhabitants. if any,
should retain their citizenship in the
country from which they had been so
‘suddcnly and violently detached. or
they might acquire the nationality of
the country to which they were now
imuch of ll push upward it" ulns't‘the
roof trom below as therefl‘. ,pf‘a push
lilownwnrd from above.“ some roof
'nctllally feels no shit; ”on: the :o
I moral of this hoary load.
ill the some way a man of average
llllze would be relieved of a weight of
about a too and a half it there wele
two buggers. .
‘ The shortest two bugger known wus|
when the ball grazed the bat. shot up>
n is; .‘L‘nt 722.: full in t".‘::t cf thc‘
pinto. All the catcher reached for the,
twirling boil it glanced from his glove-
and bounded back to the stand. andl
the batter made second easily.
l
Lut‘t‘ vollc is stroll-oil will] flowcl's
of delicate huc '
illt
natural appearance. so t‘t‘llis‘ yard. t '
Tissue filct is woven with distinctivc
a coillvcbby ground and then is printc
ligllll'ul flowers. 39 cents yard.
Shmvcr voilc sccnls to have been strc
llcls of rich just bcl'orc little
it by fairy fingers.
solid slripcs on
(1 Mill Hill and do-
\\'n with kcr‘
blossoms were dropped upon
25 cents yard.
Lrlsp and pleasing stl‘ipcd org
('"KllCS are l)l‘lllt(‘(l “’ith
l: l 'Cls I l l 'N'Olll. lb'l ‘ l a l ‘ r
H (‘0 l U“ . ’05.. ‘ (l lllllS “1"0 “'0“ "'lllll l ( l
) l- \. o h ‘
one twin some wonderful qunlcn. cents
yarll, ‘
35
Modes, light and sumlllcry, present “Mr ran
"L‘ of Hi-
. ~ I h (
it‘l‘lls from those over wllu‘h are scattered 1
many small
1 attached. Any cutoif exceeding 650
. no air chambers in the human body.
acre! in are" and hnvlnr a populationl it has been figured that a full of on
01' over 200 8001! Will 00! to be CODSld- : inch in the barometer over a territory
ered '1 bunco. “1d the old bed or the: 400 miles square removes a weight
. recovered it from Miss Louise lane, of.
iWashington street.
' she found it on the floor of the the-l
atre.
iwagos paid to government employees.
Miss Lama said The commission has sent lotlcrs
4the moral aspects of these interests.
A very unusual “stunt" was accom-
plished by two South Norwalk young MANY 1;th GOING 1‘0 (lluxb
men yesterday afternoon, in counting LODGE ltlc-l'NION-
the railroad ties between the Darlen
.liailroad station and the signals of the-N
local depot. on the cast-bound local
cw England To Huvc Bic; llclcgutlml
Al. Lbs Anni-its.
or-
to .
the President‘nnli to Congress urgingg
1 river should remain the boundary. Ai from the surface of the earth of 160,-
convention embodying his recommendn-J 000.0003‘00 tons. 11' this were loaded
“0““ W“ “"11"! ratified by both co“'1': on trelgllt cars. twenty tons to the
l trics. Thus the grant “"b'd- slit ”9““ i our and thirty cars to the train. more
1 ing river is left to pursue its way un-‘ tluln 200900.000 trains would be re
l trammelod, but the “mm 3° long syn- quircd to move it. it ouch thus were
i common with its name have through 500 foot long they would stretch out
i the operation of this equable arrange in a line more than 25.00000) 15“”
. ment become a part of the storied. rcw mug.
l mantle post. i The only noise that accompanies this
:grcut transportation font is made by
i the wind. which does considerable tour-
l
Corpucclea In Normal Blood.
A center ticlder saw a mit in the
way of the shortstop and walked about i
sixty feet in to move it out of the way '
when be heard the crack of the butI
and saw a hot bull coming straight at.
him. He could do nothing but try to5
catch it and did to his surprise. But'
be was given credit by the crowd forl
being a great" student or batters—AM
thur Lincdonaid in American Physical:
Education Review. '
Our F int Cent. 1
The first American cent was strucki
lot! and put in circulation in 1783. Pre ~.
ivlous to that date pattern pieces bud;
tracks. The number of ties counted by
the “counters". was 6,285.
‘ The Colored Y. Ill. C. A. Band of
‘ Stamford last evening held a concert
‘ :in Novak's Hall. on Railroad avenue,
Edwin D, Smith was
the band's director. A number of out-
' Bf-town as well as local people were
_ made out by William Hurx. of Broolc‘
-’f lyn.’l\l. Y., were tired Monday beforefpunmn of Arkansas
5 Judge John'Keogh. The two men Gorge to Glenwood
slip attendance at the concert.
Luke Monague and Thomas Parker.
.‘vvho were arrested. Saturday, charged
with passing bad checks said to be
, were released after they made good
L. the $30 out of which the three local
“‘ business men had been swindled. Mon
, “tague and Parker also were fined the
I
' ‘ ' ' ‘ . Stem
' . A aide trip to San Diego .llld
time allOther class or fifteen ca’ldiuflt‘rancisco will be taken during: the
, dates were instructed in the mysteries ion and “S": will also he made
_ tired application to be initiated lie-[big "8
l.
.l
:1 {uniformed to go to Connecticut State evening, were well taken care of by
7' Convention ““1 Ic‘leld D3! '90“! t0 the Selectmen, and sent on their way
costs of the court proceedings.
The New England Elks have
rnngod for a bi"' turnout to the Grand
iliodgc reunion to be held at hos {tn-
ncics soon. itineraries arranged ln-
lciudo a visit to thc expositions at San
3Dicgo and San Francisco. The party
lwill lcavc Boston in it special. train
you 'l‘lli'SllLl'. June 20, visiting: Nlngnru
li‘lkllll. in the (trout ‘lcorlzc
:tllll going from there :l. dlly's
lride through [own along the Missouri
lRl\‘(‘l' in the Allilcr Hotel at Colorado
iSprings. All interesting ride through
ltho Garden of the Gods ill‘lll also a
1thirty—mile automobile trip up and ll—
lvuunli the mountains to (‘rystul l‘ark,
: -lld a visit to l‘ikc's Peak, to Gold-
ilcld and Cripple Crock will follow.
After leaving Colorado Springs 'lhc
will pass through the ‘lrllndI
ltnd‘ the Royal ‘
Spring. from
Vthorn to Salt Luke City. and thou
3make. a visit to tho 'l‘cmpic and the
'Mormon Tobcrnaclc. Olzden and the
‘wondorful'Ycllowstonc Pork will bc
.lhe next points of interest. on the
”Hunt“! five days will be spent in
visiting the "inllts and scenes of this
ironic
party
Normally there are approximately
6.000.000 red blood corpusclcs in the
cubic millimeter. The number is tem-l
pornrlly diminished during fatigue andl
after the ingestion of much tiuid. Fast-
ing and profuse sweating increase the’
number of red blood cells by concen-"
troting the blood. in high altitudes
the number is also increased. There
are 5.000 to 10.000 white cells in the,
cubic millimeter. the ratio bf whitc to
red cells being about 1 to 500. in
health the blood amounts to about one‘
thirteenth of the body weight
l
l
New Zoxlan'd Oddiiioo.
The crow in New Zealand strikes as
Iweet note as any head in the wood-
land The robin has no song and no|
red breast. The native hen is the great- i
est of rat killers. There is a caterpillar
which turns into a plant. These and
some other productions of nature have
done for New Zenland what the kanga- f
mo and the ornithorhyncbus have done
for Australia—given it the suggestion
[ mai
‘ quarter round nboutthc Harrow road."
, 'lmtionnl play grounds. Then. the 'portv
South Norwaik Lodge, No. 529' I‘oywwill pass to Southcrn California. to
all Order of Moose, held-its regular
initiation Sunday afternoon, at whichlgeles.
of Moosedom. and Organizer P.
‘ili‘itzgerald still holds over one hon-g
tween now and the closing of the
charter on April lst, which will give
the local lodge one of the largest mam.
berships of any lodge in the city. Com,
pany A at its regular meeting held
, last Friday night elected twenty new
. candidates to its membership making
in total of 42 members~now in the
company ahd it is the desire of the ot-
mcera to have sixty n: l drilled and
held‘ at Howard. June 17.
r-
...—...
l
, ~ENELYN Th.‘.W
nd,har.oon' will ppear in the cast
sting "Thrcndrof Destiny." in 5‘
you, 'l'llurallny at’rleasant Hour &
l, 1. . —. _ j; '
'reun
J. '
|Cruz and one of the noted groves of
-lliv\trsidc and the reunion at Los An-
to Santa Barbara. Del Monte. Santa
08.
1
ramps m FIRE
RELEASE CLAIMS.
Milford SelcCtmen Give Them Small
Sums of Money to Ease Their
Losses "and Burns.
MILFORD. Feb. 23.—The five
tramps who were in the town lodging
‘room at the time of the are Thursday
the next morning, each rejoicing with
from $3 to $10 in his pocket to com-
pensatehim for what clothes he had
lost. and for any burns ‘he suffered,
and in return each man signed a re
lease to=thp town for any further
chimera the town for demons ;.
‘l‘ . 1 ‘ ' l,
of oddity and the marvelous.
l
l
Just Practicing.
“Son. you mustn't carve your name
on the piano. Another such episode
and Pi] punish-you severely."
“Dad. how can you expect me to
curve my name to the temple of fame
when you won't let me get any prac-
tice?"-Sea ttle . Post-i ntelllgencer.
Musical Term.
“Do you know anything about mm
sic?"
“Yes." replied Mr. Growcher.
"What‘s it rest?"
"The time it takes 'em to change thti
record In the music machine next
door.”—Washingtoo Itar.
That's Different.
Mrs. Exa (complainingiylc-Such serv-
ants as we get nowadays! Jim Wyo
—Well. one can't expect Al". the, virtual
for $4 a week. you know. In. Exc—
But i pay Sit-Boston Tramrlpt. \‘i’
fi-
lo the battle of life we cannot hire
I commute—Humid “LWMT.
mg in the course of such violent at-
l been made, but they were experiments]
mospherlc changes—Kansas City Star.
' only and were never put in circulation I
i The so called Washington cents. which i
i existed previous to the date above glv- 3
en. were not issued by the government ‘
and were. therefore. only medals. The .
cent of 1793 was very similar to the;
large copper cents of later date. with i
the exception that the face of Liberty '
was turned to the right and the legend ,
“One Cent" was inclosed in a chain of .
thirteen links. ;
Tho Wont Quarter of London.
What is the most disreputable bit of
London? A writer in the London
Sketch asked this question of a police
man the other day. He sold. “The
it appears that there are bywnys in
tlult region in which no policeman
dare venture unless accompanied by a
brother otiiccr. Bernlondsey. too. is
pretty bad. But Wapplng. once the
huunt of hooligans. has become com-
paratively respectable of late.
Worcc Off.
“The bachelor is worse oil? than the
married man? How do you make that
out?" l
“The married man is afraid of only!
one woman: the bachelor is afraid otl
all of tilom."—ilouston Post.
RELATIONS—WITH 'THE CHURCH-
ES OF EUROPE_
The Administrative Committee of
the Federal Council of the Churches
of Christ in America is in correspon-
- deuce with the leaders of the church-
es of the nations now at war in Eur-
Pigcona' Eggs.
The two eggs laid by a pigeon al-
most lnvariably produce male and fe-
male. Some curious experiments as
to which of the eggs produces the
male and which the female have re-
sulted in showing that the first egg
laid in the female and the second the
Know Him.
«needn't—Pooh: ‘
l “Tommy. run up and tell your sister
‘ i am here. will you?"
' “Aw. what’s the use? She knows it.
.‘cause when she saw you comin' i
heard her say to mother. 'Dear me.
there comes that empty headed idiot
ngnini' "—;London Telegraph.
. Out For Tu.
Maid—I'm sorry. but Mrs. Jiggs'ls
out for tell. Plebeian Friend—The ideal
With all her money i should think
she'd have everything rant—Budalo
Express.
l
Odd and Evan.
His Wife—i don't want you to ho
coming home at such odd hour. Hus-
band-All right. dear. ['11 try.» malts
It 4 instead of 8.~Philudeiphl_c Bulls
tin. .
' i
" . Goptnflwlu.
Mrs. Boat—Toll the gentleman I'm
not receiving today. Non. New Maid
~Bul he ain't ddlvcrin'. loom; he'-
‘aao.
ope. in an endeavor to maintain, so
far as possible, the relations existing
between the churches of the various
countries. As soon as the way opens
the Federal Council will send a dele-
gation to Europe for this purpose.
Miss Helen Adams. of Darien. spent
several days at the home other friend,
Miss Rose Knapp, of Locust street,
New Canaan, recently.
“ A SQUARE DEAL TO ALL
It makes no difference whether
your order calls for a dollar's worth
or a hundred dollars in Flmcral dc-
signs, Wedding bouquets. Cut Flow
crs, or plums. I can save you mono;
We can quote prices that willvdeiy
our competitor in Funeral designs.
Come and ma e your‘own selection
i'rum our Album of Designs. T‘lcre is
no limit to our ability to mailing Pu- .3
neral designs or prod lying any am-
01ml of cut: flowcl’s,‘
, spoilt Norwaik florist _
Kain Bi. - " So. Nor-wail.
my m ml
blooms to some with largo llowcl‘s dropped here and
tllcrc upon illcm. A nulubcr llavc distinctivc l)()l‘(l(‘i‘ dc-
‘slglls and sonlc arc in delicate tints instead of purc
white 25 cents yard.
Sturdy and turn and showing cvcry inch of their 3‘
\vortll. hllc American gill-ghouls of Scotcllv character ‘
l‘lalds. and tiny checks, and handsome stripes. and l)l'0l\"l
cu plaids—ills a very pit-using lot.
of tllclll will hold up its llL‘ilLl in actual
vzlrll.
.-\llll how cach mic
usc! 25 cents
Main Floor. Roar.
While waists oi special .
beauly.
()nc of'lllc prettiest ncw lingcric waists is made with '
a front ill vcst cfl'cct. Down tllzlt .l'ront arc double bui—
hiOll‘liOlCS ill two rows. llow finely thcv arc finished!
How unusual the cfi'cct! llow pretty. '
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Some of thc most—attractivc models are made with
collar and culls of organdy. Crisp and dainty. tlicsc arc
edged mill lacc of fine texture and equally-fine design.
Among the new cuffs tllcrc is a style which hangs
down over the llallt'l.illl(l is pointed at onc sidc. Odd; and
pretty. ' '
Sailor collars of quite-good sizc add air of frccdonl
and spccml comfort to many oi the waists. Sometimes
these collars, too, are edged with fine lacc.
Besides the while waists. there are :l lluulbcr of
equally—dainty patterns ill the sand shades. And there
are new sand-shades, If you please. Impossible to (les—
cribc them; but some sccm to have an underlying tinge
of pale lavender or pink. In certain lights this is quite
noticeable—and quite pleasing.
$2 to $5.
' Second Floor.
The Howiand Dry Goods Company
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