1‘ May Mantoa Patterns ‘
for Fall and Winter
‘ALL PATWRNS, loo
FASHION BOOK,‘6I. when 'IIId
with Pattern.
E. K. BANKS
MAHAdKEMQ 11W BLOCK,
SOUTH NORWALK ‘
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The special meeting oi? the board of
school visitors, which was scheduled
for Monday evening, has been post-
poned until Tuesday evening.
Mina Muriel Burroll, of rBrooklyn, is
illiai‘. her home in that city and un-
abie to come to Norwalk this week.
Her friends will mics her usual visit.
Lester Newland,“son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Notwiand. of White Plains. form-
erly of Norwalk, is visiting with Mr.
and Mra. Edward L. Bradley, oi‘ Ridge
avenue. ’
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-—I.atest Style Caps. O'Brien.
Of course the bridge and park
will win, but don't stay at home and
nitorwards say, "i told you so."
Pledge your ballot with two "You"
wings and stand with the majority.
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If you can't vote “You" for both
the bridge and park, don't vote at all.
Above all things. don‘t voio “No," an-
1038 you :II’P content to strangle Nor-
n-alk‘a aroutcul opportunity for Iiil'
provemout and proapority.
Perhaps no volor of Norwalk will
ever have the chance again of doing
so much good, with no iitllo clforl. an
by just voting “Yes" for tho hridgo
and “Yes" for the park.
Those who vote "Yes" for the
bridge and "Yes" for the park. will
have the proud honor of helping in
bringing upon Norwaik the greatest
benefit that the good old town has
known Since it was founded in 1619.
“Still Hats, $1.80 to $3. O'Brien.
George P. Gabriel, of Bridgeport,
was arrested this morning by Captain
Thomas Hunt for violating the tratilc
laws in Nostik. Captain Hunt signal-
ed for Gabriel to stop, but the lattor
paid no attention to him. saying in
court that he thought the captain won
a trolley conductor. He was found
aqullty by Judge Edward M. bookwood
and was fined $10 and the actual rosin
[of the case which he paid.
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~Brown Derhioa. O'Brien.
COL. MACDONALD'8 CONDITION.
now 'naqu. sent. 9.-—-'l‘he morn-
ing bulletin from tho‘hodIido of Col.
Macdonald, tho fortnIr innurauco coin-
miuioner, war that ho had had I cum-
fortablo niaht Ind roamed to ho hold-
ing hiI own. ‘HiI condition. howovor
remains extremely critical. but the
physician fool that there iI name In-
Ioournpenicnt in the way ho in ninth-
lnl his Itrcugth.
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ZIPPILIN DALLOON ON LAIT LAN
GOTHA. (lormany. Gopt. ii.-—'l"ho
Zeppelin dlriaihle balloon ScthbIn
nailed from thin city with Ii: pIIIIn-
can It 6:15 o‘clock ihiI morning, on
the anal Italic or itI trip from linden-
Bndou to Borlln. 'f‘hI Inhoduind main
from Gothn won practically In tho
bird filol. with I pillht doiloction to
pan over Lei-pun. Tho’dintnnoo of
the entire night 11150 mil".
snowman oiai. aunola'no.
MADISON. Win, Boot. tw'i‘ho body
of IIvonayoar-old Annie unborn".
who WM kidhlppod Wan-silty aunt.
wu found in LIitI Hoodoo today. flhI
had been murdIrId.
ilonsy mil lam Antonino- .
mat in Tim untinIl.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Unsettieu
weather and probably showers to’
night; Sunday cloudy, and probably
rain on the coast; light to moderate
easterly winds. Cloudt and unsettled
weather continues in tho northern soc.
tions, with showers from Oklahoma
and Kansas northeastward to New
England. The greatost rainfall re.
ported during the least 24 hours was
2.02 inches, at Plttaburg. The temper.
nturc is rising alowiy,iu the westorn
districts. There. is no woll-dollncd
atorm center cast of the Rock monu-
talna, but areas of high pressure with
moderate temperature central over the
Lake region and northern New Eng-
land are producing the unsettled
northern auctions.
”W...—
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Minimum. 63; maxi-
mum 76. Partly cloudy. “
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MAKiNo wax.
A Paraffin Plant ln~Full Operation Iii
Uncle Bam'n Roflnorloo. ‘
Between ton and twolva barrels od
wax-a day in Doing extracted from
oil It. the Uncle Bani refineries below
tOWn. If you want to son the parailin i
plant in operation any day In your ope '
porhunlty. When one noon the nah
urnl oil as it is when pumped from
the walls in tho ground. ho can hard-
ly imagine thorn in anything in it that
in palatable. After the Uncle Sam
people have wrootlcd with it for a
time I wax is extracted that in at
most as good an chewing gum. inf
fact. it is made into chewing gum. ‘
Add I. little vanilla and sugar to the
wax and the result is a gum as good:
an can be bought at tho stores for
five canto for five alihha. Chewing.
[In is made from similar wax and
part. of the product of the I‘m in Sam i
plant in being sold to gum nianufac- i
turoro. The wax is used for donona of ;
different purposes. Was in mud on'
nearly all oinrtrioni wiroa an an in-I ’
collation. Onc cable that streuhoa
Icrou the bed of tho Atlantic moan
contain 6,000 tons of wax.- Tea or
mm hurrah: of was represent
about 200 barrels of oil. When tho
pipe line to completed the capacity of
the plant will be increased to between
600 and 800 bat-rein of oil a day, or
own more
The oil rocolvod It the plant first
furnishes koroacno and the fuel oil.
Than the wax is taken out of it. The
oil that remains is refined and treat-
od into donens of diacrent station.
Several dozen different [radon of oil
are made at the Uncle Bun plant. Tho
oil in tint puaod through pipoI who"
the temperature rnnlon in the vicinity
of :6 don. below uro. Thin cameo
the was to anther and then this liter-
oily squared out of tho oil in in»
mouse presses. The pipII through
which the oil iI pIIIId At tho plant
and in which the tompunturo iI ho
low new are coverId with fruit to
the depth of thru and four inches.
Inside the plpoI are other until"
pipII through which brino flown. Tho
brine Introctn tho hIIl. A form or
men in now It work inntnllinp inn»
chimp in tho mun houII. which in
IlmoIt II important II the m do
poi-unlit. DlflIrInt prodII ourIIIII
will in nude. The [run houII will
ho road: for buIlnIII within I VII"
in duo. A form of hItVIIn titty
Ind It»: men in It work It tho piInt.
Friction” Ill of thorn an Alohloon
non and mm poriiionn tor the man
part III pIrInInInt—vntchinon Globe
. I MANO—MARANO.
AlbIri Romano. of 22 Burbank
ItrIIt. South Normal. and Min Mary
Maroon. of Wu’tport. will he marriod
tomorrow It filth noon. in the Church
of tho Modulation. It WIItport. Tho
anI canton II I Iurpriao to tho than!
friondl tit-tho Milk. and thy how
their but trillion for rum.
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0 AVOID mourn.
fornmrurw.niid
paintinp mm a“
Don’t "
MINNIE“
who...
,‘W “unnatur-
, imam; varnish.
cloudy conditions which prevail in the p
A paint fraud 15 point no looltI an -
Wro- ,
mmrmmmm‘
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Good rut-nah fairly wind in tho constant Indonvcr
. It A. J Collin! Go. To Illminnio all that II Iiioddy. to
of!» our patronn Furnitnro that in coma! In dIIIgn. do-
‘ ~ l ”pilot,“ in !”ka and nultnhiI for on pin» and m In-
tIndIii, iI thI drI'Ii policy of an. Item. Our lino wail
:tduIi-VII finch IonudIi-Itlon and our Iuortmontl the
input to attractively furnl‘ih any room In tho noun.
1211'. NORTH MAIN fiTRIIT OOUTH NORWALK.
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Je 000a 'AThat’sltlw
A Hot Tiling
Bond in In ordnr for on load. and we will retain you II I cun-
tumor. clumfrno from IiItI. uniform quality. Iultnbio for turnnoo.
ronpo. «on or IIIf-‘fIIdIr. Prion on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
FEED KNOWLEDGE
The farmcr's grain soon to an elevator. The elevator cleans it
and makes a higher grade of grain by screening out the dorkaxo.
many cars of thoao acrocninaa are acid to manufacturers of aural]
ed balanced lotions of poultry and horse IN'GR. Under the torm of
miscellaneous rcolonnod field anemia. wood seeds are irnunmiiiod to
tho COIilillmi'li' in the guise of poultry food at an Ivornnc prion of Ali
poi- hundred for a acrrairb feed, and Iomo indinputobiy Ioid in thin
neighborhood. A wheat price f u wood woods does not mean (‘Cilllomy
for tho monomer of poultry funds. iii) foods are puro «loan and trash
MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Flrpt in quality. lut in price. nlwnyn in the trillion of its canton.
ark-Bonn“ Homo Ground FIId for Horson. Cattle and Poultry,
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M-.. N. ..__..--..- wwpwww.
. *‘ the mails on the basin of a contract
' running four yam Once din-inn
.‘woixh Ill mallrooolvad and dclivored
.Iumod to represent an average or
.ooutrnot. (Four yearn later a new
‘ trict is weighed. and thus the cir-
om hivrrydi‘onr Year“ as a null ‘
h for Minoan Confront».
Tho railrditdr are paid for carrying
thin period additional men are put
on the mail carp, whose duty in to
at pooh station.
Tho flpuros thus rocoivod arc no.
the amount of mail carried on that
route, and bellman the basic of tho
poriod of weighing in begun, and tho
contract hi rovlaod in accordance with
tho now hadron.
The Unitcd State» in divided into
foui' contract diatricta. say: System.
and the wolxhlpz is carried on aim-
ultsnoouniy in all parts of a district.
The following your name other dio-
cuit of the country in covered in tho
four year period. ,
Each diutrict contains several .
wnixhing divisions. For example in
the district which comprlaea tho
North Contra! Status, weighing will
be conducted simultanoouaiy in the
divisions: centering at Chifio. Clove-
lnnd and Cincinnati.
it is in tho tabu good com-
pilation of the rcpo cent in by
then ofilcial wolghern athat the syn-
tom doaiicd by Carlo 0i Hanger-
ford of tho railway mail service in
employed. '
“.Tho weighing of the mafia for
the purpose of awarding the con-
tract Is not a now doparturo." said
Mr. Hungcrford. "That was part of
the old system. Tho tall wuigharu
have cards on which they record
the weight ti mall taken on at each
station on tho route. and also tho
weight put oil. Another card rororda
the weight on the roturn trip he-
iweou tho fifilllt‘ points.
“Thin tarot-nail oidnily weighing Io:
kept up for uinoly data. and the?
totala must in.» footed at tho and?
'of out it week and tho and of tho:
whoin porlod Formally oath day a?
report was anti-rod by tho clerks out.”
n largo. iabuinlimr about thion {coil
; long and tau foot wide. and Iran-on
‘Y lilid to be toiaiimi vertically and Itor—i
A CAMEL CAN LIVE WITH-
OUT A DRINK
for days at a time. but who
wants to be a lzunol when ho
can enjoy a «tarot punt'h. miut
lulup. whiskey war or a drama
do mnnlho char troupe. or a niou
(out plan of ltuppnrtbi Boer
when he wishes it? That is one
rt-uaon win the natural not "his
lurch MW and actor not It down
again. was banana»: ho couldn't
got a drink when he wanted ouc.
.You won't "not your back up”
on any of the. choico Wines and
1 liquors you buy at Manner &
h“ "an Limit I.
i nick Auto Delivery Ivsrywhm
Magnet 8. Flynn 9...... .1.
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price. Call and “amino our cool before you leave your order
Telephonc
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COAL: COAL
.We have I lnm stock of high lrndo frolh minod Goal ready to dolivor
for next winter's comfort. and we cannot“ IntlIMtlon u to quilts! and
Il.IIthrI
HARRIS & GANS CO.
If your Carriage, Wagon or Auto
Needs Repairing or Painting
Luatheruhg.m\chl ht’ s
v
Bargain Days in Boys
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ibuuy in
{during tho limo of tho
' in: an a)
irontull)
"1 he aim of tho job can bu noun
whoa I loll you that. tho roport of}
just two trains on a long run for:
tho period of hint-Ly days took upi
{ thirimn of thaw largo aiiccta.
“Tho work kopi inouly~flvo men,
tho (‘hlrago ltoadnuartcrs‘
weighing. ;
and for thioo months afterward. ‘
Thou thorn “an liability of error In
the fooiiuno
" So we doiolopt-d the plan to do-
nitogolhor
. chino and make its rurord airlp tho,i
:porniauont round of tho wolghtoh
Instead of first outurlnn tho figures
on tho largo about and than trump;
forrinir thorn in the machine one:
man roads tho amounts from tho
'wciphing in port and anoilwr operates
tho machine.
“ ‘Tho iixuroo for a work are kept
tuxcthcr. and totals taken for onchv
At the end the totals ant
town.
taken for the whole roulo.
"The cipher in the middle of the
column marks the dividing line bo-
twcon tho columns for mail int off?
At ;
tho and of tho weighing period that
various wcekn out
footed on tho machine. ‘
the train and mail lain-n on.
toinlI for the
“We can do the Work with half
tho clorka that wore formerly nood-t ,
it inkca three months to finish i
Id.
tho roportn after weighing cloncn.
nontoforc we had to keep twenty-t
iivo men at work tnbniating and add- ’
ins; now half the number can do the
68 Water Stunt "r "
OWNERS 0|“ ”KERRY BELL.
ltlI Not Public Phonon, bntBI-v
loop to‘lfnnr Silicon.
Contrary to moral ballot tho old
LibIrty Boil iI not the property of
the nation or of the city of Philo-
dolphin. but of four IlItorI‘who m
hIirI of John Wilhnnh, tho man who
undo tho now boll Ihoi'lly nftIr tho
old III III crook-dram who
tho own“ In part ”7610!“. Accord-
inp to “II Homo “Ionian, than of . ..
tho IiItIrI. In. ham 3. mom»
llrnO.D.hlmII-Ionnndltrp.8.l.
Coward. lino in PhilIdIlphiI Tho
fourth. In. B. W. B. Diohl. IIVII il‘
Wuumn. D. 0.
Br In ordor of tho “Alumni, of
tho Province of Ponnnylvnnln tho
bthrtv Boll V” out or In liltin-
linn‘ round» in 1761. Boon attor
mm in thin country tho boll
lino». out. VII moot from the Inn»
mom in tho who form and with tho
orininoi inocription. “Proolnim Lilia
Irty Throughout tho 14nd."
Tho ownIthip pan-Id from Pro-
vincial IuthoritiII to tho can. but
in ill! it bran puthI'IId by tho
no of Philodolphin. top-tour with
tho old auto lion“ and manila.
Dorian tho «loot-Inca our innar-
om. III I no niobtlin liar
optional WWII. flow bolt N
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celience as well as
liable.
watches.
well as the outside.
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
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‘* I uy a Plano A
as you would a watch- for ion 'de ex-f.
from a dealer whose guarantee is re-
We sell Pianos as Tiffany sells
”outside show, and
We guarantee the hidden parts as
$10 will place a piano in your home.
Balance in Small Monthly Payments.
Call and let us talk it over.
104 Washington .St. -
Phone 30
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His Royal Highness
the American outfitohiilst. is the man
that we are catering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a'triumph.
al procession we ask him to bring it to.
this Shep before starting out. We will
overhaul it, tighten up screws and ma-
chinory, put in new parts, not bio on-
gine, brakes. magneto, plugs, etc. in
good working order and make bib
journey a pleasant one by lack of an?
nmance by bringing his auto to .
W. A HANFORD, 42 N. Main St.-——~Tel. 502
V.“
with tho tabulation shoot ,
“a third the. adding our .
Optician
O. B. Jackson
Everything in the optical Lino '
Eyes Examined Free
58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 438.
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mu of Month in 18“ too out 5"
W manila finds-dour it: W‘
What Can
You Do?
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
Given you a practical education
i'l' WILL PAY YOU
Bonito and sutlnnory FrII.
T0 lNVESTiGATE
‘1 Enroll now.
.IOUTH NOBWALK STAN
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ELMER I. can:
FORD PORT CHESTER
W. R. THOMPSON
Toquet Special Motor
.The Specialty Manufacturing cg}
4° VIM WOO"
if you profu- I medium Boer.
Plot Golden Dortmundnr. it in I
mndo bf
‘ tion. on y om.
now noon
«II If N hottlII.
tho count and
‘ moadio innit.
‘i'oi. In.
~NOTICE~
. th ohoiccnt lint-icy malt and the contiloIt financi- hops put-chum)
the planner hmwor of thI country. Get I can of 24 ho“!-
to cm of Pant. Ilthor dark or light? Only 01.” I
Our mucus in doc in friendly rodbmmcndntionn. We mpoctfuily
4 mount you to [in II no color for the host mowed Bottled floor in
perhaps you will mommond an to othIrI. II VI Iib
Cacti-allow 8. Bardanl
Prompt Bolivnry Inn-whom
EXTRA SPECIALS
It the MP Store
Tho intent and most careful deoln ’
in tho make-and- break, two-cycle typo.
All parts are exceptionally III! II
am“. and can be adjusted without ro-
movinp engine from foundation.
Blnplo Cylindor
Rated With
liodoi H. P. Carburetor
H 2% o '78
J 3% I!
K 5 12!
. Doubt. Cyllgdor
10 M
Oonth Norwnlk. 00nd.
author my light nor dork. drink
production mndo exclnIlvoly front
as mm ‘W.
Norwalk Chronicler