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if MONDAY, NUS 14. 1315
At. Lane’s I
to serve on the Ice
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Mr. and Mrs. William O. McLean,l
of Gibson Court, have returned from
a visit with relatives in Westerley,
Hhode island. 1
A. B. Howard; who resides on the;
Norwalk-New Canaan road, left last
week to take charge of the office of
the Madoc Mining 00., Gondrean, Ont. i
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The Knob skiff, which drifted away
from its moorings Friday, was found;
in the vicinity of Butch Point yester-i
day, by Walter Gates, who has re-
turned it to the club.
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The eighth annual outing of the
Society of Master Painters of Con
necticut will be held on “Saturday.
June 26,
Cosey Beach, East Haven. it will
be an allday session. rain or shine.
An order issued from the allies of
the adjutautugeneral announces that
Private Fred A.‘ Schilling of Com-
pany 15, Second infantry, C. N. G.,
has been discharged from the service
that he may enter the United States:
navy.
Rev. A. 11.130111111311111 Dnnbury.
went today to Newton, Mass, to at
tend the summer school of Newton
Theological seminary 0n sunday,
311111220, the pulpit. of the Baptist
church, in 1311111111151, will be filled by
Rev. Raymond Maplesden. of Sui-E
field. » . i
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Mrs. Henry C. Glover, of Falrfisld,
has sent out about 125 invitations for
a tea at the Fairfleld Academy Tea
Tavern ‘on Tuesday. afternoon from .4
to 6 o'clock. Wild flowers will form
the decorations in the rooms. which
are done over in yellow, while and
block. _
D. Kelley Roche, of New York, for- ’
meriy of New Canaan, who, with an-z‘
other fellow, was under arrest await-.
ing the result of injuries to a certain
Harry Schader in a riot over a bet in
a ball game at Crotona Park last
week,‘ has been discharged, Samuel
Fisher being'beld.
The "ancient Academy of Fairfleld,
1 with a fund of history surrounding it,
has been turned into an attractive tea
room by the Misses Porter, of Phil-
adelphia, Pa, who will hold the open-’
ing on next Wednesday, 1m which
residents are looking with-interest.
Judge Thomas,
States Court, has appointed Deputy.
Sheriff Chmles E Lord ancilary re-
ceiver of the Tolometer Sales Com-
organized in Delaware, but
coiver of the corporation is 11111171:
.Warner, Jr., of Wilmington, Del,
pointed by Chancellor ”George M.
Curtis of the chanc‘ery court at Wil-‘
mington, on application of George T.
Harris of Philadelphia, and George.
8. Harris, of Hartford, stockholders.
of 11rd burningor burglar-h steel-
‘ Tlr 1119? s Banger
Iables when away. if left in the
home or 1111109..w
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Ind responsibility or wine ,
. valuables about, tho'houso ‘ are
too great. You can have I
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" The degree work was in charge of Dis
at the Hotel Momsuguin,‘
3f ' the United;
,‘hose has also been
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UNDERTAKER
NEW RID MEN'S IUILDINB
l7 WAN-MW“ ST.
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Harris 8: (ions are unloading a
barge of gravel for the city street de-
partmen‘rto place on West street.
8., of Bouthport, tomorrow afternoon.
lleave the Boston Store earner on the
[2:10 o’clock trolley,
Mrs. Frank Merrill, of New York
and a summer resident on Newtown
avenue, was operated on at the Nor-
waik hospital last night for acute ap-
pendlcitis.
The monthly meeting of the Nor-
wnlk Building, Loan and Investment
Company will be held tomorrow evenv
Aing in the South Norwalk Trust Com-
pany’s building, on Washington street.
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A large delegation of local Knights
of Columbus, yesterday, were visitors
‘N. Y., (10de
trict Deputy Hooley, of New York. as
eluted by Judge Thomas H. Connolly,
of Port Chester.
The completion of the painting of
John H. Knapp's residence, 82 West
.rtseet, with its surrounding buildings
has made it one of the most attractive
places of our city. The work was very
satisfactorily done by David ‘Tinckier.
'ot Cranbury, with his efficient corps of
men.
I The United States Endymion of
£1812 will hold a summer meeting on
Friday, June 25, at the Momnuguin
110th at Morris Cove, New Haven. A
lluncheon will be served at 1 o’clock
in houor of the real daughters, who
will be guests. Mrs. Clarence F. R.
Jenna of Hartford, president of the
society, will pfésldc’. “
An advertising display of value vis-
lited Norwslk Friday and Saturday. It
was a chassis from the Maxwell fac-
tory that has been towed? from coast
to coast. Luther 111. wardens local
dealer, directed the route of the car in 1
this city and considerable attention
was paid to it. Another feature, dem-
onstrsting the power of the Maxwoli
fear, was pulled off when a touring cur
.towed with ease a his live too truck.
A very large tea dausant and dance
made Suturduy a memorable one for
Hire \ounger members of society in
this section of the state. in the of-
1tcrnoon 11"”number attended the tea
dunsunt given by Mrs. Bronson, of
r‘Ridgefield, for the senior class in the
;Ilidgefield school, when the students
at Choale School, in Wallingford.
new the guests. Alfred Bishop en-
teriaincd 'a party of young men from
.t‘honie'School at a luncheon at his
home in Park place, Bridgeport, Sat-
urday noon, later motoring to Ridge
(field.
Many more improvementshove been
made at The “Knob, and the place is
much more attractive" this. season.
Saturday, a force of men painted the
interior of the picnic house..and fire
extinguishers have been placed in the
."various houses. and along the board
: walks at the pathing pavilion. A fine
located in the
(grove, and will be useful should the
occasion arise. A new push button to ,
notify people in the club heuse of the
is‘rrival of the bus has been install~
:ed in the bathing pavilion. Repairs
ghave been made to the roofs of the va-
rrious buildings.
{is due to Charles T. ‘Dlmond, of the
Credit for the work
house committee.
Norwaik Democrats Ire interested
f in the fact thatprobsbly without a ars-
- gusting vote, State’sAttornoy :Homer
is. Cummings, ot‘ Fairfléld - County,
Democratic , National oommliteeman
from Connecticut, will be the next
Democratic nominee for United states
Senator. Mr. Cummings will be non-
looted at the next Democratic stats
mm by I unanimous vote, it is
_ said. providing he Monies in advance
Members of Norwalk chapter, D. A; ’
Paving.
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' Walks.
Cement, Concrete, Flag, Gravel, Cinder Wake. Curb,
BROTHERS
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A LEFT 1111111211 11111131."
Leonardo do Vinei Even Wrote From
‘ Right to Left. ‘
A right handed man in making a
drawing puts his shading from right
to left diagonally downward. A left
handed mun puts 11111411111111); from
left' to right. This is especially no.
tlceuble in the drawings of Iconsrdo
da Vinci, who was left handed. in
the some way 11 right handed 1111111.
being asked to draw a spiral, uuturally
makes what is called a “left handed"
spiral-that is. one that cur-res clock-
wise, while the left handed man draws
the "right handed" spiral. or that
which curves counter clock-wise.
In his book. “The Curves of Life,"
Theodore Andrea Cook says that a
Sherlock Holmes could tell from the
curves of 11 ,curpenter‘s shavings
as a right handed carpenter annrirrbly
drives his plans a little to the left.
producing right handed screws. while
the left handed carpenter pushes his
plane a little to the right and produces
left handed screws.
Screws and corkscrews are right
ghand screws unless mode for some
special purpose. Left hand screws
can be bought from any large 111ml-
worc dealer. Collin screws for 11111119
unexplained reason are always left
hand screws. Man is naturally right
handed. and it hns been sllggestell
that this may be owing to the‘position
of his heart on the lefeuldw So all
tools and weapons have been adapted
to right: handed men. This is true of
11125 ndzc. plans. scythe. gimlet. nugor.
scissors. senders, shears. em.
The strongly left bonded 1111111 will
continue to- use inch tools with his
left hand. even though with lncouv
'venlence. but he in whom the left
handedness is not a strong bias be
comes ambidextrous through the use
of the right handed contrivnnces and
appliances of everyday life
1111-.ka mentions many customs
that buys arisen through the normal
right bondeduess of 1111111. Among
these is the rule of driving to the left.
which still obtains in England. Portu—
uiy and Switzerland. This is 1: sur-
vival of riding days. whenmtan held
the reins iii their left hands in order
to leave their right free to use their
swords. '
handed artist is Monarch) da Vinci. He
also wrote with his left hand and
wrote from right to left. 80 that any
one who wants to'reud his manuscripts
or the annotations on his drawings
must use 11 mirror. This. according to
Mr. Cook, is the natural method of the
left handed man.
Presidential Chemo.
._ The first: monster cheek presented to
nvpreSIdent ofwhich we can find rec-
ord is that offered: with great publicity
to Jeferson‘ in 180?. The cheese was
made-one might almost say built-11:
Cheshire, Mass, in a press giving it
the great dimensions of four feet diam-
eter and eighteen tactics high. After
bélng successfully pressed it was
drawn from Cheshire to Washington
in a six horse drsy amid popular be
juicing. With rogsrd for the dignityof
his office, the president: insisted on
footing the bill to the tune of 3200.
There is record of an even greater
cheese ppesented to President JIckson.
and President Van Buren received 11
grout cheese every year of his locum»
buoy. With him the mom seems to
have ended—Now. York Sun.
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Eyes Examined Free
Evaporated Milk, 3 seasons
Reliable Flour, large size..
Reliable Flour, small size. . . .. ................. ..
Gold Medal Butter in prints ..
whether he was right or left handed,
The most notable example of 11 leftl
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1111113er emirates. ‘
Tilly Don't Like White Mon and Wish
, Only to 30 Lot Mono.
Many people in the northern states
one unaware that there dwells in the
fostness of the Florida Everglades one
of the most interesting and picturesque
bonds of American aborigines in the
United States. known as the Seminole
Indians, who are now no separate and
distinct from the white race as when
Columbus first held mass on the shores
of Cuba. These are the remnants of
the one time mighty nation of the
Seminoles. who dolled the United
States government for more than hnlf
onizatlcn.
While the numerous wars and forced
emigration have reduced their numbers
to 11 few hundred. their mode of living,
dispositions and customs are in many
respects the some so when the haughty
De Soto called into Towns bay in 1539.
The Seminoles liv . to themselves,
avoiding contact wit the white race
as much as possihib and seldom if
ever lull: 11g whites into their cooli-
dcuce, and on account of the almost
inaccessible nature of the country in
which they. live little is known of their
intimate home life. Unlike the Indians
saying in response to offers for their
support, “We only wish to be let
alone"——Clevclund Pinto Dealer
ELECTRIC SPARKS-
Simple HmImIdI AppIrItuI by Which
Tbty Msy .BIPmduood.
The culinary person either does not
understand or is afraid of electricity
and could scarcely be persuaded to
manufacture it himself, and yet otter
all a little electrical experimental
home is both amusing and instructive
2.111 that you have to do is to token
i1.1111113, expose it to the fire so that it
shall be perfectly dry and [lime it up
side down upon the table.
Afterward take 11 troy, also perfectly
‘dry, and place it upon the glass in
gar, Sweden and parts of Austria, lt- , such a way 1111': it shall presene its
1equiiibrium. Finally trike a sheet 0' .
paper slightly smaller than the tour
heat it and rub it rapidly with 11 brush
and it will become quickly electrified
{Then place it upoh the tray.
An electrical machine will thus have
been constructed without any expense
[lathe finger be brought near the tray
a spark will appear. This spark will
be so much the brighter and the series
‘ot sparks will be so much the longer in
proportion as the glass and troy are
drier.
. If, when the sparks are being drawn
from the tray, the room 111 which the
experiment is performed be darkened
these sparks will appear * extremely
brilliant—Pearson's Weekly.
tell thetruth.
If money didn't talk some people
would never be heard of _ . ‘ .
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hiding Ignorance successfully. ,
poker.
institoouhiommocbosthodowuf
Milan.
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a century uud persistently refused col-.
of the west. they persistently decline
any assistance from the government,-
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Clovernssa is often only the art of”
The only time many an actor can.
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1.11911 sustains nouns
Fire. Life, Accident, Plato Glass,
Workmen'o Compensation, Liabili—
ty, Marine and Automobile.
Surety SondI.
Notarleo Public
Steamship Ticket!
J. M. Layton 81 (0., 1111:.
REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
5 Railroad Ave, 80. Nor-walk
slivrn
MONEY
Arrange for next winter’s coal
supply now. Summer Prices Are
New iniEEect.
TALK IT OVER WITH
Harris 8: Guns
[REGULATING
‘wa often we see a person
who would be really attractive
were it not that ugly or pro-
truding teeth make him almost
repulsive. it is unfortunate for
one to go through life handl-
eapped 111 this way. when 11 111-
tle care given in childhood
would remedy it so easily.
My manner of treating these
cases embraces all the latest
methods and most approved op-
» pliances, thus giving the best re-
sults with the least possible dis-
comfort to the patient. If your
child has irregular teeth, bring
him in and let me tell you what
can be done. Consultation Fm.
01‘. .l. ll. Malloryi
16130. Main St. So. Nor.
HOURS: S‘A. M. to 5 P. M.
Tuesday and Thursday Even-
lnoI, 7 to S p. 1111. Sundays by
appointment only.
fir
Everything Needed
FOR—~—
The Babies
Can Be Satisfactoriiy
Purcaslred Here. 1*
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T his store was never but-
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MINTZS
lSummer Dresses
Coats and Hats
at Popular Prices
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Shad. Bluefish, Halibut, Fresh Mackerel.
Salmon, 8111 Bass, Cod, Butter Fish, Por-
gies, Flat Fish, Salt and Canned Fish,
Crab Lump, Soft Crabs, Lobsters.
. I North
Free Delivery. 7
..A most complete line 111
CONNEALLY
LCUTBILL’ s BRIDGE MARKET
Allkinds of White Shoes
For Ladie’ s. Misses, and Children
Tennis and Yachting Shoes
in many styles
South Norwalk.
Main St.
Phone 108. ,
all of the newest models.
& BRACKEN
Still]?
SECURITY
WflllANS 5111111113
The Newest
IN
Wash Dresses and Skirts
, AT run
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Skirts in Linen, Poplin,
Gabardine and Corduroy,
RANDACIAVEN
Vtcr prepared to meet the re-
quiremcuts of mothers who
suck pretty and becoming
apparel for their babies.
Our assortnrents were .
,ncx cr broader, styles were
never prettier, nor were
prices ever more reason-'
able.
Mothers who are net ac-
“quaintcd with this depart-
ment of our store will be
pleased with the satisfac~
tory garments ‘ it’ pliers.
INFANTS’ DRESSES;
Very “charming empire and
French styles, made of sheer
11111an and lawns with dainp
tiest laces and embroideries.
Some strictly hand-made. Sizes-
61months to 4 years
'A1.......75¢1ossoo
INFANTS? CASHMERE L
' KIMONOS 1 .
Beautifully handsembroldered.
At 50¢ to $3.00
rumors” CLOAKS.
Oi Redford cord, silk or cash-
more, long or short.
$1. 25 to $7. 50
Hundreds of other garments; in- ,
eluding 80119, Bonnets, Boolean, ,
; Hooter-y, Wanted ”Sitcom so.
.v‘louhle Underwear“ Its, in
” great variety. ‘ ~
The N EQRyan Ctl
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BRIDGEPORT
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Eye Glass A
C omfori .
\Icans sccing clcarly Without
the knowledge of wearing any:
thing to do so.
'1‘ he lenses must be correct,
and the glasses should set on
50 NORTH MAIN STREET.
BENEATH THE FINISH
you can lie the line, even grain and
isound quality of the wood in the new
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articles of
OUR FURNITURE
we invite you to see .
There' s a graceful simplicity of out-
1line about the new designs that you
Ewill not readily tire of. Every piece
-- is rich in appearance, artisticwand ex~
pressive of good taste.
‘The subscriber hereby offers and
proposes to sell all the" property
pawned With him as rcpreoented by
the following, tickets: Nos. 7943,
7-944, 7949, .7960. 7903. 7978. 7979,
7992, 7993, 7997,, 7999, 8001, 8002, 8004,
8023, 8024,8028, 8033. 8036, 8038. 8043.
8056, 8057. 8058’; 8059.7 80601
8066, 8088 8071 8093, 8103, 8100, 8179,
also, 31311, has, 8138, 8111. 1118. 11154;
8187. am. am, 11113, runs. 3116. is,
Ioedrospecllvliy Nov.8.8.~4.5 0. 7.
9.10.11.11i3. rerun-.19
38. fl. 37. 8311“. "ll.
A. J. .AngcvinedrSonCo.
PAWNBRORER‘S SALE
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3 the nose firmly, but without
i pressure.
I 0111' examinations of the eye
l arc ronductcd by (NCULISTS,
graduate phy sitians of long
experience. Our glasses are
fitted and adjusted by espcr- ’
icnccd Opticians.
IHsMER
"Ocuiiots, Optometrists, Opticians.“
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford Ct.
Open Saturday Evenings. 5.32.1897
it You Have
Any Junk“
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Successor to Wm. Effron
Phone 499
37 Fort Street. East Norwai
A TEAM on TURTLES. .' '
Rex Bossier. a younger of six. 11'
ing at Dorian, Wisconsin, 11.
has probably the strangest
l1
and ping turtles, from fifty to caveat
ty- e years old, weighing about til ‘
pounds each. Rex has turned tiles
creatures, which naturally are
age, and they draw him in bi
press wagon like ponies driven. b
other children. although they are no
likely to shatter any speed recs
The youngster loomed that i
could be tamed while watchin li‘
whet catching write: for tho ‘
York and Philadelphia markets"
bundles his tether to give 111
of the large-1.1110 finally Io}
Norwalk Chronicler