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'for Bell and Winterl
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Edmonton Book, 5:, whenwold
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IlAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK}
WEATHER FORECAST.‘
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slightly warmer tonight and Tuesday;
. light to moderate variable winds. A
well-defined disturbance, central this
morning over Minnesota, is producing
“cloudy and showery weather in the
upper Mlsslssippi valley and western
portion of tlre"‘lake roglOn. Another
dis‘turhance,» central over «Northern.
"Florida; is producing heavy‘rain all
the East Gulf and South Atlantic
counts. The greatest amount of rain-
SOUTH NORWALK }
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Mr. and Mrs... M. J. O'Brien, of
stouth Main street. spent the Sabbath
visiting relatives in Derby.
" William Keyes and August Kamn.
of Bridgeport, spent Sunday with
Frank Cotter, of Union Place, Nor-
walk.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Steele and
daughter, Miss Dorothy Steele, have
returned from a sojourn/at Saratoga
Springs.
Miss Edith Beardsley. who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. itost-o, of South
Main street. has returned to her home
in New Canaan.
The will of the late Catherine Kin-
say. of South Norwallt, was admitted
to proliatc. this morning, by Judge
iienry W Gregory
'Mlss Grace O‘llrlen, of South Main
street, who hcs‘becn enjoying a so
journ of three weeks with relutit‘bs in
Derby, returned home last evening,
reporting ’a very pleasant. time.
The “continued ‘hearing‘nn the appli-
cation for a conservator for Dr. Fred-
erick 1.. Uhle, brought by his wife. was
again continued by Judge llenry W.
Gregory, at the Norwaik probate court.
this morninghuutll Thursday morning
at 9 o'clock.
A large Packard touring car while
runnink at quite a good rate of speed,
burst a tire in Westport Saturday at-
ternoon and the breaking of the tire
took the control of the machine from
the driver, throwing the huge auto to
the top of the’ terrace in front of the
residence of ChurlespKemper, on the
main road. The occupants of the car
were thrown from their seats, but
merely bruised. though their escape is
considered remarkable, The car was
taken to the Westport garage of the
Reynolds Motor Car Company. where
repairs were effected and the trip of
the party resumed l
V
m SOLITUDE.
He is not desolate whose ship is sail-
ing ,.
Over; the mystery of on
sea, .
For some great love with faithfulness
unfailing
'Will light the stars to hear him com-
pany.
unknown
Out in the silence of the mountain
passes ~ '
The heart makes peace and liberty
its own-—
Thc wind that blows across the scent-
ed grasses ,
Bringing the balm of sleep~oomob
not alone.
Beneath the vast lilimitabie spaces J
I Where God has set his Jewels in at.
ray, ' ,4 .
,A man may pitch his tent in desert
places .
Yet know that heaven is not so fair
aWay. ,
~Virna aboard in Scrihncrs. l
Willis Moore hm new safety an-
trounce that the backbone of winter
broken, Without fear of contradiction
from the Iago of Middle HIddIiii. l
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Times'tnies. but it doIIn't Ieetn to
iiy It an alien rats of speed. II any
body knows Who trial to compare th
' Honolulu customs force, had a re-
tr boon washed overboard Ind‘ their
mington. N. b. Temperatures of 90
degrees or above were reported from
Texas northward to South Dakota.
The highest was 104. at Oklahoma.
Okla. Moderate temperatures con
tinue in other sections.
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WEATHER A. YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperture: Minimum. 63; maxi-
mum, 79. Clear.
“Bear own in THE Wants." ._
Low Prices of Food arid Drink in on
British Home of Commons.
The British House of Commons is
often called "the best“ club in thp
world.” it certainly deserves
name so far as the cost to its merit.
hers is concerned.
Members have a luxurious dining
room and cafe and they can get a
substantial lunch for either a quarter
or 40 cents. while an equally good
dinner is served forrtlt) cents. includ-
ing soup. fish, meat, fowl. salad, pud~
(11ng and cheese. The members have
a first class bnr too, though American
visitors have
of the cocktails unknown to For-
liainentary barkecpers.
The bar. like the table, is c nap.
‘Whlskey plain iti' eight cents a drink.
“costs only a dime. Wines (trunnion
very cheap. A good sound clngtt is
served for 30 cents a quart, While
standard brands of champagne range
from $1.60 to $2 I. bottle.
The annual report of the Kitchen
Committee of the House of Commons
has been suhmifted to the members
it shows that in the floral year the
restaurant took in 864 000; the hrtr,
including wines, whiskey and beer.
$36,000; the cigar stand, $5,700. The
committee made a profit "of 37,500
on the food. it doesn't any how much
it made on liquid refreshments.
the first time are surprised to finds
bar doing business in the corridor to
the right of the big public lobby. Mom
bore don' t have to take their constitu-
ents whom they meet in the lobby
more than 50 feet to buy them some-
thing soothing
A Prank or the has.
Some years ago a certain Captain
Bodson. afterward an inspector in the
marksble experience when the schoon-
er of which be was in command was
caught in a storm.
While Hodson stood with the man
at the wheel, to see that the Ichooner
was kept ahead of the wind. an snor-
mouI wave Want the vessel from
stem to bow, throwing ,thc wheelmna
tint on hiI face and tossing the cap-
tain overboard.
AI HodIon was swept over the side
into the foaming water the rope.—
holding I boom broke and let the
hook drop to the dealt. with one and.
hanging out over the Ildc of the
schooner. A broken rope dangling
from this Ind‘hit‘ the captain on the
bead, Ind lnItlnctlvslyrhc-Ieized it.
along beside her. Presently the veI.
III [In I‘trcinondous lurch, Ind her
hulwsrks went under water. when
'tlniitlc wav'I tossed the captain
aboard again. HlI. presence gave tho
man It the wheels terrible Ihock,
(or he thought. the captain bad M
drowned They finally weIthIrod the
storm and brought the schooner Ind
flier cargo safely to port.
it is thouslit that this is the only
iiiItIues of mord of I than having
washed back again. ,
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flcult‘ examination paper, for which
guesses!” Sometimes he hits it right‘l
ll ,ortcncr. whatever the plausibility of '
it his starts. he fails. as the boytdid u “ "
Whom Punch toll!
During thought: instruction
" ill
dilution we pu W
«context of.
For Norwalk and vicflilty: Fair and
full reported was 3.58 inches, atWil»
the"
«covered that the art'
while a highbnli (whiskey and soda) ,
Americans visiting Parliament for '
I August Furniture ‘ ale
., OUR GREAT AUGUST FWNITURE CALI POINT-l
4TH: Wm 70 ran: condom oi origami-uric "
‘ BUYING. You hIVI only to III tho display to spur-Ic-
lItI its IdVInIIgII. HIGH GRADE FURNITURE AT _
otInduanmanuinu room tote-ire 25% on .mry
pIIcI of Purniturc tin our floors except IIotlenII book-
«In. You can figure your ,Ylhfll.’ Our methods nim-
IntIc that it is not In imaginary one. There lI I wide
variety of styles to choc" from. containing Mitoti- for "
Ivory room In tho ileumllmmrmut
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-l3 NORTH MAIN ITIIET SOUTH NORWKLK.
That’ s It '—
eddofoa Am...
find us In «a» for one load. Ind we will retain you II I out
terrier. Chandra from nine. uniform quality. suitable for turnIoc.
rIngI. stove or Iclf-erdIr. Prl:eI on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS-..
‘ in her soft whisper,
Mrs. Bancroft was the dearest old
lady in the world.
spite of her 70 odd years the means
pineal. not sorrow. Her tiny body
nveioped in a soft lavender silk
Jnlfi ruItled soothingly in she walk-
down the corridor.
'Ihlemlosor Ircuud her as she open-
ed the front door.
wardly, and her icy
Melvin will bi
pleased when he hears that i want
ill by myself to post his letter." She
bummed a simple follosong as she
thought of her big, manly son who
was away on a short buIiness trip.
Then, picking her {)va carefully. she
‘wslkcd slowly do n the avenue.
The day was cold and the street!
were overlaid with a carpet of pearl
which sparkled and twinkled in the
sunlight. The letter be: was over I
111eg wearlsome to Mrs. Bancroft.
Just as she reached the corner. in
spite of her care, she lost her balance.
Reaching out wildly. she missed the
post and fell heavily to the ground A‘
feeling of intense pain passed over
her. and then forgetfulness came and
Mrs. Bancrodt lay oblivious to cvéry-
thing.
The Palace of the Gods!
' ,FEED KNOWLEDGE
The farmer's grni goes to an elevator. The elevator cleans it
and makes a higher 3 ado of grain by screening out the docknse.
many cars of these screenings are sold to manufacturers of uncall-
ed balanced rations of poultry and horse feeds. l’ndcr the term of
miscellaneous recleancd field needs. wood seeds are trsiismlttml to
the consumer in the guise of poultry feed at an average price of 3"
per hundred for a scratch feed. and some Indicputabiy sold in this
neighborhood. A wheat price for weed seeds does not mean emuouiy
for the consumer of poultry feeds. My feeds are pure, glean .ind tiesh
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
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trim in quality. last in urns. IiwaI in t... minds of its custom-
_ erI—Bciiuic Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
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ON THE TOP WAVE OF
SUCCESS
in popular opinion of beverages
in ilupporl's ilccr. Not an accl-
‘ dent by any manner of morins— ;
simply a triumph of merit over i
mcnducity. We ahyrthnt Rap.
port‘s brand uremiamufity be-- i
.cnnss Rapport“: “poor, is pure.
Moreover «it‘s the sunlck-ydur- J
‘iips kind and sparkles like a
good champagne. - .J
RuppIrt'I Bottled Beer. it»
31.15 per Case
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Quick Auto Delivery everywhere J
Phone 418
Magnet 8.. Flynn
We havo I large Itock of high grade fresh mined Coal ready to deliver
for next winter's comfort. and we guarantee satisfaction as to quality and
price. Call and examine our coal before you leave your order elsewhere
HARRISSt GANS CO.
Telephone 08 Water Street
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if V your Carriage. Wagon or Auto ‘
Needs Repairing or Painting
NOW THE TIME
Luther M. Wright’s
- 13 THE FLAG;
The IpIId of the vessel dragged him ' ‘ "”3"
How often the student, facing a‘ diff J ‘
or LIoII‘I' sun many IuirI. soars. suture.
your. watch caIIIII AND warms. ’ .
Prices to suit Ivory purchaser OnI thounnd high IrIdc mir-
w-pts to be cloud out for in: than“. manufacture“ priceidono
before it is too his. II 1:31 can not afford to miss it»
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House.
" ‘i’i‘ll LADIW O
818 Nails Oil-l Cumin“
LAWN. » .
Niacin Ii. tenth Merlin
be is not thoroughly prepared, "last 5
feeling. so content and restful that she .
g hesitated to open her eyes.
_ don't moie. "
a block from you; own
Elinncroft.
[ healed very slow ly
' I newly ms'rricd couple ind were
‘ the clincher .
ly nave h'I'r band-40 be led away.»—
'Ithjll Chm
awoke to consciousness. Bo sublime a
not where she as or how she got.
there: she only remembered
“dreadful pain she had experienced.
and the comfort now
At last site opened her eyes. to
meet those of a young girl. Jolly,
hearty and tender. "There, dearest,
greeted her. "We will keep you here
until you have entirely reentgred. Try
to sleep again, honey. 'She patted the
old lsdys head and her soothing
gwords filled the heart of the blderly;
:person with delight.
Elbe tinned her eyes again and rest- i
ed only to open them shortly with the '
“Where am i?" "Just
ironic.
eager question:
Bancroft nodded and has satisfied.
She suffered a great deal from a
broken limb which, owing to her age
The young lady
was tender and kind spending much
,of her time in due sick room fhadin‘ ‘
and talking to her patient
Before the first week was up Mel-
vin Bancroft called and his unit:
thereafter were frequent and of long
du.rutlon Sometimes the nurse pro
tempura lingered in the your, some-i
times the mother and son Were alone. ‘
l'fhe days passed
into weeks.
weeks into months, before Mrs. Ban-
croft. could be moved: Nor was ’sho
lumpy basic. After the first pain
she was tiny comfortable; Melvin
and her hostess doing eierything to
make the hours pass qukdtiy. "
Many times as she listened to their
merry
iongidg to press the girl to‘ her heart
and her; her to UV
thought dulled her hopes. it was
hell knowa that the Warrlners were
very happy, too.
One day,g the last one of her do-
llgbtful imprisonment. Melvin and
she were chatting with their hoItsII.
Mrs. Bancroft noticed her son’s Id-
mirlng glances. and the dancing
shades of red nesting over the young
woman'sn cheeks, and site could con-
wn herself no longer. "0h. Mrs.
WIrrlnor. if you Ware only not in»
ried i would give the world 3.0 have
you for my daughter, wouldn't n. (.
blolvinl” Her eyes ware tilled with
loan as she half expressed lidr hope-
leIInlII. but she waI overcome when
she felt the girl'I IrmI around her
neck and the hot flushed face pruned
against her chock. She half board.
half felt the words. "But you vao
undo I mlItIks. l‘Ini not Mrs. W»
rim, only- hIr IlItcr."
Itslvln’s hIIrt gay. I bound. For
I moment be at uIdIcidsd than rose
Indtbokthemdofcncbiubia
”lather. than will you excuse uI I
moment? We III lining to the
library." Iyoung *vroinau kissed
or wheat. and willingu
NAM”! OHAPLXN.
IIlmon Theories UM
Several of the well established the-
oriII rewarding the habits of salmon ‘ ‘
In being upIIt by fact- which have“
some to light iii the around “”00.-
bop unnamed that list.
may the rim iii. tom-tit
Mthdltlmi
liar hair was Ill-y
very. her face soft and downy. for in
had been laid on by the tiPtist of bapa,
Smiling serenely. the rapped her
She chuckled ln‘ _
and ' expression.
block awa and the trip Was exceedy
Such was ,
Mrs. Banqoft's impression as she l
Site cared J
the J
were the words that‘
Mrs. '
i saw you full and had you ,
; brought in hero, the \l‘nrrincrn’." him.
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chatter Inc was titled with a.
ith her. but one J
‘, M being" hitched: but this ‘
mite , ,
ocellence as .well as outside show. and ‘
from a dealer Whose guarantee is re-
liable
We [sell Pianos as Nifany sells
watches. .
"We guarantee the hidden parts as
well as the outside.
$10 will place a piano in your home.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
104 washingten St.
Phone 30
‘ His Boys! Highness
the American automobilist, is the man" .
that we are entering to and in order '
to make his automobile trip a triumph-
nl procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it. tighten up crews and ma-
chinery put in new par put his en-
gine, brakes, magneto, pin/gs, etc., in
good working order and make his
journey a pleasant one by lack of an-
noyance by bringing his auto to
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"‘ THE OFFICES OF
The Merrill Colleges
OPEN DURING AUGUST
Enroll NOW for Fall Term
SOUTH NORWALN STAMFORD PORT CHESTER
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O. B. Jackson
Optician
as WALL eraser
NORWALK.
PHONE 48a
Everything in the Optical Line,
Eyes Examined Free
ELMER I. CA8! .
W. R. THOMPSON
Toquet Special Motor
The latest and most carotid design
in the makeand- break. two-cycle typo.
All parts are exceptionally easy of
access, and can be adjusted without to
moving engine from foundation. '
Single Cylinder "
With
Rated
«0ch H. P. Carburetor
5* gh il- .
K ~ ; '
Double c tinder ..
B y 7 too I
10 205
The Specialty Manufacturing Co.
40 Water “not.
South Norwsllt, Conn.
'——NOTICE--
if you prefer I medium Boer neither very light nor dark. drink
Plat 60an Dortmund‘er. it is a' production made excluItVer from
the choicest barley malt and the costliest Basset- hops purchssable..
mad‘ ho?" the pioneer brewer of this country. Get a case of 24 bot- ‘L
y
ties. on
How agent scale of Pabst. either dark or ii ht? Onl 1.60'
can of 24 bottles. 8 y . .
Our success is due to friendly recommendations.
mount you togivc in an or
the country. and perhaps youw
., recommended to you.
Castellano 8. Bar'dani
Prowl Delivery Ivorywii rywiii-II as human AvInuI
We respectfully ‘,
r for the but Brewed Bottled Bear in ‘
wil recommend us tin otherI. as we are
Tel. 461.
Extra is at the
Add Special, Week
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Norwalk Chronicler