e- ‘.~»‘
fig- _. _ _
“if ‘
why on
2,“... new: $5,..er 2» ‘1'“‘W’W: 3“! W '
.._..
we (sh-the way to m .1 in:
before reaching ninwood
mi
at
. planned «teeth; {that
At. [be torn above nmwoa on
road overhauling the lateLIr. Geno ‘
,reached «Ramayana
_ the wheel. and ”may 91! his foot
on the gas throttle and caused the on
to My ahead end get out of coon-0L.
It plunged through the protecting
fence and tinted over in an eighteen-1
:00: fall to the water.
The bodies were recovered.
R
HORSE IN HOT‘WEKTHER.
Euggefliofis n» man» no Canton‘
of Work mam
Load lightly and drive slowly,
For a man facing court martial. William W. Bullantyne, Stowaway on
the Int lighter than air ship to cross 1
31”. He we slated to he one o! the R 34's crew. but when it was decided
, WM tireemen to lighten the loadhe was cheer the three. . He coe-
bw him. however. and was notdisomered until the dirigible was six
at sea. He is seen here with Jane the mascot of the R434.
Stop in the shnde it pbssible. .
Water your horse as often as pos-§
ethic. So long as a horse is work-g
1 tag. Wlfer in small quantities will no: 1
lol
he Atlantic, does not seem a bit wor-
hurt him. Bur let him dflhg only
>4 few swallows if he is going
T0 SIAMESE MINISTER.
. ' Novel Function at Home at Geo. P.
lager-no".
It happens-dime way: Hon. George
'7. ago nimeewnh Hrs. lrjreollfjud
,‘ M daughter. from Bangkok, where
*2 ' “mauve-rum” and
mm plelpotemiary of the United
into: to the com. of sum. wished
to return a similar, courtesy which
fie had received at. the hand of his
excellence. P‘hya Prabhav Kanvongse.
Be minister of Siam in Washington.
It was as delightful as well as. for
Connecticut. 3. unique social affair.
It occurred “'ednesday afternoon at
Ingieside. the residence of’Mr and
Hrs. lngerscll. at Ridge’fluld. which.
as everybody in these parts 'knows.
is about twothirds of the way from
Stamford to l’lanbury. says the S’am-
‘ lord Advocate.
The house, standing in lhf' midS' of
melons and well-kept gronnnlS. is 01'
Write architecture in which what
in familiarly known the colonial
flyie is emphasized. Here were gath-
ered a numerous group of people rep—
resenting the most highly organized
social life of the old borough. and
any from more distant points. as
the lines of waiting automomes on
both sides of the street showed. There
Vere special decorations, neat. but'nor
may. both on the exterior and in-
terior of the mansion. and among
59
. Y., R. B. & 8. TIME TABLE
Corrected to June 8, 1919
’BOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK
A. M.——l:18x. 5:491. 93.”.‘1
5:42x.
' ~£5571, 7:111. 7:543. 5:161 8:191 Qzflflx,
7» 9224:. 9:29. 10:31:, 1052‘.
. P. M.—12:(13x. 12:52 (5 amford
only). 1:091. 1:383. :::itx. t :“21.
‘ 5:27; 5:46. 6:011. 6:"6t. 636‘. 15217
“(Stamford can“. 7:0‘lx, s:t“6x_ 1":~,»7x.
Sunday: ‘
A. .VL~—1f13. 51°59 5:491 5:53.
> '19:. 10:31:. lfltnix.
253 P. M.——l:09x. 2:443. 3112!. 4:32x.
3:00. 6:063. 7:023. 711'. max. 7 7.7x.
s' 2 7:9“. 8:101. 1
was,
3305:. 10:07:. 10'4“. l2::’4:t.
new YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A- M.~l2:lmt. 4.1m. 3'3". 5'34.
l:00x. 81513:. 9:15x. 9:451. I'IISUX.
P. 31—11013, 13:43 (Fridays and
‘ ys crib-l. lrfiflx. 1:351 (Smur-
hy only). 2:15x. 2‘57. #301. 3:53.
1:131. Il223. 5113:. 5:29. 6:00x. 6:03,
1:151.
Sundays
M.—~12:10x. 6:00,
10:03:. 10:50x.
?. 'H.-12:lo. 1:03; 1:54x,
8:003, 9:001.
32353:.
‘ w. 5:25. 6:00x. 7:05, 7:30x, 8:101,
; m 10:00:, 11:15:.
- m NORWALK To NEW HAVEN
A. M.—12:26x. 1120:. SIM. 6:07.
33:16.9:191; 10:22, 10:53: (Bridgeport),
. 11256:.
P. M.——1:20. 13:27:, 4:28. 5:19, 6:213,
‘251, 7:08}. 8:091. 8:401, 9:251. i
' Sundays.
a. M.-—~l2:26x. 1120:,
..» 7:43,‘ 9:191,
1021!.
P
11:12:. 11 :581. 4
M.-2:mx, 3:05x. 4:421, 6:48,?
. «six. 7:03; 13:25:. 3mm. 9:251. 10:13,:
11:16 tBrldgeportl. .
fl“ HAVEN TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. .1—12210: (except lilondxyslfl'
4242:. 4:538. 6:50. 6:50. 8:03. 8:30.:
3:01. 11:09. '
P. 33.~12:17x.
6:11. 9:18;
u! 3
‘ Sundays.
EFL—12:10; 542:. 4:53;
9:413. 11:00.
Vr—‘12271x. 1:551. 2:23:. 3:401.
336:, 6:11;, 7205:, 9:18: 9:35.
*1 2 mwnxvo elm-um .
It. Its-4m. 8:27, 5:531.
1.1:”. 1:5“ (my. and 3.2.:
“ “I71. 3:48. 4:39.: 5:27, :
3:402, 4:25
. 5:16x.t
37.
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. these the American and Siamese flags.
«observed J)! all oheemrehand '0an horse #1- night.
gerand still. Do not tell to water Mn,
’ ‘atnightafterhehcemenhishy.§
44JI-I--!!!!==!=!=!==!---- ?
When he comes in alter work;
sponge oi! the harness merits ad
fringed with pretty flowers and ena- smg, his eyes, his nose and mum.
err. were. appropriately conspicuou and the dock. Wash his tee: but not‘
The minister. accompanied by a m. 1.3“.”
member of his stair." a mu: m. ‘11 the thermometer is fiewenty-fia street.
m has been atgfla‘r‘hl. and’hte‘r “m5 arm wipe m 4!“.in 1 ,
1m; been ”takllg a, post-mt? with a 61mm m. 3
course at Yelp,” was naturally the “.3," ff ”sight,
2
In. L t
at ‘3 Lyman
hit-ens. has
Q Maxi: she upplied
1-4856.
golden maintains riam ev'é‘i'i‘boiy “may “at Wabng’m'.
for }
a certain gentle graciousness of defllukevnnn. and add . tablespoon“ “31“}; a'wigam "Tim M;
meanor which was very attractive.’cf saltpetre ' "I” ‘ .I'!" "I
. - madmmuhmtnem
The one formal part of the function Do no! use a horsehat. unless it
was very britl. It consisted of 81:55 a canopv (OD. The ordinaw be“
Mia-'1 proposed by We host in honor‘ shaped hat '
or the king of Siam. and this was 8006. -‘=, {the suggestion,
uni! April firm. and explained the in
Misuse in mine (animal. :2). 9w
._.._. “.a—M‘ A.
m. L. A. mom a» eumm< 1
Stamps for three mile children.
wmwuhfimght wwtfmtmhm;fim they rm .5. M M a“?
does more hl'fll imi'fi very glad to take “adage démy money to the Waco: m
. m.m~mamm;;
not! a mantle-«rmsmm
She and am
Rhm m a small apartment in;
snarl-mint m on (Ii?
é manhunt-charm.
gmrthe truck. .
She writes. "I .- auu toying Wu;
Eanmmmmmmua.
Litlsammmmtnli
gwhllemmmimm:
{good interest.” "5
l \
c
g
!
followed hy the rendition of the na-l A sponge on the top of the heart.
ainnal hymn 0‘ ”'1“ "mm"? by or even a cloth. is good if kept wetl .’
Rear-n! y's famous parlor orchestra of 1: dry it is worso than [no-hing. "mm” mm
Stamford His eXt-ellency. the envoy. If ,he horse is ave-rooms» bv 11.73,“ . fl .
then proposed a toast to me 'gM him mm ”,9 shade. ”3.0-“. "no N, Time, the} "K1 Lobe “3}
mm L: the Lrnmd States. which the hm...“ and bridle. m...“ on, b... hemmed hth.
ox‘tzh>strza followed by playing our mouth. sponge him all giver. shower: “Decree" 33%;. “int: ‘9.“
“through: into t-vor by wannabe one
““31“” anthem ”m m’""»‘”’*“ his legs and give him two'dnn‘éae
spirit; of ammonia. or two‘ 6’12““ . gnd enmvmvs. re'nzln‘fihrm‘ar
manifested by the guests in viewing aromatic
"i '39“? “NS”? NW8"? 0‘ brkfl‘hmc ounces of “we: spit-m oi nlirr- in a 3 with thoughtful and Wavhhnw‘
who): came from Sam. more. hype-rpm. 01 water; or give lam . Dim or; wives. u a well-balsam men! #3: he
r-ially a beautiful vase which. no can" warm. (my; his her! 3g race ‘0‘” end "911? ”NM 1‘ m“
C‘mnanfed by an M$Cflpfi0n merit-19mg cold water. or. if necessarv.:mm"
~d on a silver card. was presented by chopped loe W In a cloth ‘ lee}! ndmlrahly to combination.
the king to Mrs lngersoll at Bang- u the Mfg“. of his [“13 "1-3 “SUI"! w“? of mom‘ fleetin-
knk. n is ei htecn inches 3' ma m cm ' 'm' b”fl.”“" W m
«T?» divert a: (‘1 ht l h“: rm ’ With ‘wo ms or on! 3“ ‘q {,7 (‘31 “a .h'mt '5
~ ~ » 8 "C — - fiwlth brn. nd a little wnter. mgnter. an: (32!: mar a very low 11"-
The oolnrlng is a deep. dark.;.¢d ‘ "me 1.3m or finger.
rich red. known among 113’: connoire him oatmeal me! or hula?
spurs as ‘ox-blood." :drfigk.
Refreshments were disrribafed “in,” your We. H be smé in a lot a! wnter. minim; with cold
km a welHadrn lab)? which had nearing suddenly. or n he breathes: ”‘F” ‘“”.°""‘f§ ‘" 0' fun 1... i
for a central ornament a miniature,s‘hm and quick. or it his ears m.‘ 1"”? plum but“! rice M ‘ ‘5‘
rrpreerntation of a characteristic sec- or If he stands with his legs braced?
‘irn oi the Siamese capital and seat sideways. he is in Mgr at a hmzm. emu it humanely. A
oi government. This work, which tutor sun Stroke and needs attention at i cooking urn-rt so use: ”15! CM
m a high degree illustrative of oer-once. Tm of leave. romaine. mete.
lain mummies of life in Slam. has’ it n is so hat my the home”!!! “my ”a” m "'5‘" "“ “'m i
historical acsociations which greatlyfsweats in the stable at Mt. wk- hln “ml 7“ me” “‘1" “a" ' “M
enhances its value to Mr. lngersolhéontside. with heating under him. Un—
its possessor. it came lo him as anlless he cools off during the nie‘r .
, .. 3 roan-tr! mo! cold Irate:
heJrloom from an ancestor who “'35:!” cannot we" stand ”19 3““ d-‘i'3‘3r ever—v hf; 2:11:01 cell-wasted fit“
at the time America-n ambassador to! heat. ' Mich. for this particult recipe. ha
presi-
vi»!
water to 32in this wag the gain: will “slam?
gapart'" as well as by boiling the rice
Russia. 39“”? that 1' hid beeni_ ._- - -._.__. _ j“ m le m. ‘12!"
owned in France—in Pariewwhere ' r the finer hoz‘q a the M m
it belonged to Napoleon‘s favorite‘ ‘ ' . ~1er turns the fire low and allow. “It
minister. Tallyrand. It is a fair ‘ mm in the m (If whole to melt to: my “teen.
dPGUC'ion. of course, [bag the great fires Other communion: will m re
Bolts eqtnlly “tasty.” he point i!
to conserve food. than. feel. lair. the;
mm the ‘m afiifl ,0! I?"
housewife. Every penny novel In
’creaaes her ability to purchase Thrii'
Frenchman may have more than once
extended his not over~long limbs tin-T
dvr the hospital board ornamented
by this unique work of Oriental art.‘
Awmn‘ gmlutoi'opltnd
Autoimmu-
One Rhianna Tire he. to
Rice. for example. lulu VII-r
to add to h given?
0:- give: in I covers! kettle. Cart-retry (:00de .
any balancing articles at foal—3
m. meat. eggs. ants. rats. flc.—-—'
onion. 2!. u: two tablespoms o! ham: .
(tot. inner or butter sch-time. em‘
w‘t'rzs A em. '01:. m3‘
wan ’
30' “it AmAi-‘fi and
mean Very.
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'One Milton am.“ (floated the
“no you not that in figures?” the
faked.
“Yet." .
But Tillie ,im the dplxer key on: ‘
'mzm; Lee-:- and wrote
$LUO.9M.W.W
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4 And u m hm mg no rights
as you fill see I We lmer. 3
What in a eats-n «my? ‘ .
; but year. the mk- ot‘ttis country;
3am something which an. o m-
‘rond illustration of «mm.
Every man. woman and child ln‘the,
X'nited. States buying a :S-coa: Torin;
182:” weekly tar forw- wash woull‘
mu.
! We use the hunch mm. which as;
gtsunamom. whereas the mash age:
I sundard of their own. and their $12.5
tum John ham wu ah
illon is mm m.
. pursc's to which beads are
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' The Read Him:- a
£001 and (0:222- , f:
place for §lnppr 2
lug or loitctittv. 4 ~,
location 15 m ' ,. .i
or plasma 'hc
Pathe music he
taking or sittgét A max-
diincs Ire ‘5? 33‘1“?“
appearance. -- :
Jak or man ~; ‘ A}:
are in such 1;. ;r, .3
will conform ' ...
nifhings 01 1.: us,
There. 3:: designs in English Oil: of the l: 342:: n:
\Vifiiam and Mary periods: . There are 33:. v we
gnccful lines, and the regular cabinet stgltw *1»: are
biuutifnily 13ch in either of the worth. 4
The new Records for Aunt are r:ad_~ av”. g
goodly 35L Whether it is bend or winged o: .3131 321*.
or M0 the. w Winger with I gaunt ». . .5 L‘- 2 -f ;
rancid? to please everyone .
“The Banks of AluWntu” is sung by (inn; C:' t“.
‘hlieGu'hiflyw rg‘lewh.
1h M iv.- ‘M “m Haw-sh
1'3, Cleve... ~‘
mGIeuLhkqungQ-ieue, I group of
who had exceptional musical gifts mzd Mcsmc- ~. :5
while ..: war was on. have Tm“ been mustered out
service and are on a {tanscohtinfntzl tour. Two were
them are premise.
led-"en‘s “Mme" m8 We “To a Wild
he.”
The '8 can: spiencfitl “Jun.”
Europe's Singers. These are the inspiring tunes that hcip...
Col. Maynard’s treaties: lighterhtu go Fox-ca the top". .. ‘1
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Visitors alwags “'C‘Cllfilfi.
In
The Tea Room
The l'mt‘hcuns at ’
continue to he V61} p- "p
lat. If one happem a .-
ikb Rpenn‘unfl
PM Iedwork
The canvas bags and
to he applied an: in most
himsting patterns.
Conventional patterns 2.16 “3'5 “if“ “‘j‘f‘
mmmm figures, 'dncy Slew or 1.1x“
which are cxsy to work has. 0" “‘an "
and one an“ tires of genome treat. lht‘lL ...
them. alwaj.s the Nest x...
There are "peacocks, tables ’I Ind: are m x. .
butterflies, wreathes and Some of tt~ had ’ ~
vxses of flow-zen. pine gotten there is such
thing as currant ans?
berry pic, but it up
found in the in ~.
Huckleberry pie tun.
cones and single flower
motifs
Beads of all colors end
correct sizes are available.
A! the an Ser'tion. l 1 a. m. nn‘lil ‘~
W" It is a new and handy sy'htezr
scrap book devices, with which one may take an.
Clippings for reference. Also one can safeguard . -
able papers and letters in a quick way. and tilt“)
The aflair was most enjoyable: MP!!!“ a! Wu Servinga 9111!!! ml.‘ I ~ ° - - -
t"T““llshmxt. and in form and spirit.L and the mate praflzlcn for "It“; So mi” '2‘! “3’0 ‘8 Mi b6 found just as QUICk])' It pTCpCfly L'lelCd.
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honor a distinguished visitor from :44 “WJfim m “mm m ‘bi or m 'wm t by mgufri: - floor‘
far foreign land. ‘ Plane 1%. , mm «We: to thin} in «é... a: thn‘
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are m the m at; 7 Im- ..
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mnmin: with Battling Run: at the - , 1 3y mung fie m a. a you 35'.“ M m at an I
\Varwick Hazel. Michael J. nyie_ who. , ,. H‘s-u a are, me he. an retina. .m 3‘ m i! an 1”" k ‘
has been emlfloyed at the Warwick for? , a “film 'h wim‘rg:m u‘ m’ u finanmu. i“ , LIV" M! w. ‘
50'“?- "me- has taken a position with» 1919 . a $6., .0, he year} an omit" the!!!“ aammh
the force of painters on the New York.‘ 3 I m. the firm SCI-I; m 1; -
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. ow Haien and mum-a mama, 3 ‘3 n “a“: "m ,m ‘ , ”duty; in. on. u. 1 ~ __ ~ ~
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" ‘ .5 ' mammal-r, re» 2 'VJ‘"
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