Comfbrtabies and
Blankets
M now Prices
Comfortablu of 90a to 88.50
Blankets. full site. “a to teen
E K. BANKS
MAORI!!!) HOTEL“ BLOCK.
. Quittilul'
SOUTH NORWALK
LOCAL
NEWS
Trolley Car-3287‘, going to Norwulk,
lost s. trolley pole in front of the cigar
state of A W. Dreyfuss.
VLF-“fl
Mrs. Frank Adams is enjoying a
trip through Maine, stopping at Old
Orchard and Portland.
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Sergeant Bryan ll. Silk. and Ralph
Verlin. of Norwaik, have gone to Top-
stone on a hunting trip today.
Attorneys John J. Walsh and James
'1‘. iiubholl of W llS'll and i‘lubbeli are
smuding tIhc dl‘t) in Bridgeport on
business.
Tl‘l\(‘ll (lodt‘roy, of Danhury, spout
yesterday with his mother who is the
guest. of Mr. and hire. (‘haries Schu-
mann of Main siroct.
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Thomas H. ()antyfot lilt‘ ilrm
& (.‘nnty, is inkinu iu
l‘hiiadolphIII-Nuw York ball game.
'I\'I-II York city today.
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‘ night; Thursday
. WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAYI
‘ wannabe nonsense
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Flor Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
fair and slightly .
warmer; was of high measure cen-'
and is recruiting over New England
end e northwest. are producinx c001.
pleasant weather in nearly all "the
northern sections. Silmt dieturb-
ances are central overtake Superior
and Southern Fioridu‘. Freezing tenn-
Dentures were reported from all the
‘nothern sections and frosts were re-
ported It's tar south as North Carolina.
Temperature: Minimum. 47; lbexi-
mum, 63. Cloudy.
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TEA AND COFFEE.
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Thelr Use and Abuse A: Viewed from
Physician's Standpolnt.
Tea and coffee are classed among
the stimulating beverages. and as stim-
ulants which are “libet‘ildors of latent.
energy." Giving scarcely anything at
all to renew or restore the energy util-
ized. their use needs constant super-
vision. There is no tangible evidence
that moderation in the use of tea and
coffee causes ill effects in entirely nor-
mal persons. and it does not seem Inst-
ilinbie to deprive onreful indulgers in
these beverages except lot very goodi
reasons. With poisons. however, of ir-
ritable. impressionable. netvons sysg
toms tea and coffee are harmful and]
their Ilse must be carefully regulated!
or entirely prohibited.
Ten and notice. used moderately. are
often beneficial to active persons whol
are much out of doors. but are likely
to injure the young. nervous and im-
prcsionable, those with poor digestione.
and those loading sedentary ilvos. i
it is host for young people and those;
especially susceptible to abstain from;
tho use of tea and «offer. and it is.
wise fol all to lIt‘( p IIillIiu tho slriirtsl
i‘Sl limits 0i illodciution. i
th effects 0i thI muse of ion nnda
coffee are in most II-spmis identical”?
Tea is more apt to proIIuI-I- countlpu:E
lion and indignation, while comic is.1
morn apt to lll‘ililili'tl houiinuhu and cur-)1
dint lIyva‘ti‘opiII. liotlI ton uini Ioilco
I. lilrii‘ Imuhlesomo insmu: Iiu ii. I II (‘l‘~llll
um. -:I 4th sytuip om of tin ll Uh'illlillil:
i
tlIIgIoI o 0' il.iIIn formerly oniployrd
. in tho lilliil St. iiIoIIII- Pulp and l’illii‘l'
I'oinpuny, who has lli‘i‘ll to (‘iInuIIII tor
tih p1I<t four IIIonihs, is :I::Iin in town.
.lillill‘s i‘ooi. says- that llit‘ (‘Ollli‘l is
(still in tho :il'i)‘.
and look for it as ho down.
Si. ‘i’nui‘s ‘Girls' lI‘riI-ndlyi‘sovioiy
mm last evening and planned for phy-
eiIui Cillllll‘i‘ lossouu to be taken with»
Miss ili'ut'o liuunu Martini:
nitht.
lI‘I‘iIiuy
South NIII‘IIiIliI t‘oqu-ll. .\'o, 1.2.3:;
Knight.»~ ol‘ t‘olnuIlIIIIi. will hold :I llulV‘
lowe'en I-anl iiurl)‘ and «lunch in llIi'll‘{
' rooms. in South Alain riil'i‘l'l. on ’i‘uI-s .
day evening, Ui'lillli'l' 31.
One of the t‘olos Electric Expros
cars lost It trolley polo while pnsIIin:
under the Washington street Tillli‘tm 'I
bridge. yesterday afternoon at 33:“
o'.clock The car was sssisiId to No;
walk whore the damage was I‘IIpnlII-oi
Bbehinah Sanctorum. No. 85, i), ll
II, P., willthold their regular InoI-IIIIII
in New Canaan tomorrow evening. in
tohor libih. it is exported a large dolv
gallon from here will attend. Auto
mobiles will leave from liuticr Lodge
room. Washington ulrcol, at 7:30
p. In.
'i‘he steamer Marion returned from
lirIIiItIIporl yesterday afternoon, and
Izho steamer John Sylvester and other
lmlihs of l'aplain Aiming .l. Smith's
ilI-I-i will no III New York to carry ex-
cursiuuists lo the fleet of war voaaola,
anchored in the Hudson rivur next
week.
HOW TO PAOIFV A OKITTISH
House.
An experienced chauffeur was init-
inx the perfunctory Irtato examination
to determine his Ilium to be licensed.
The usual questions were naked
which to an expert chauffeur are as
child» ploy. yet upon hill intolllI-ioui
alumm‘ of them depended his license.
All wentdwmll until the examiner ask-
"it
"And now what would you do if
you were driving the our and you met
It ”Mun" bone that was plainly
afraid. whose owner held up his hand
to you to step?"
"Well." unswemd the chauffeur. "I
would stop the new, take it immediate-
ly apart and hide the pieces in the
green."wlmlies Hum Journal.
Miss Winsum Ion vwaudaiwliow
romantic it is out here. Do you over
all and build castles in the air, Mr.
Grouch?
Mr, mouch~liumphl I never build
anything i can't rent
Oil ”It
Best Chocolates
ousurv III linemen:
It“ lIi '
\\llii Ivuni'd Io \Ih.Il I~(III.~IiIIIlI~.: tho?
limit of pInv.IIls.-IilIlo lilill!!l;l'li"l' in ion;
fillli who“. no Ilwiiuim Hiiili‘llit‘ill run
llI- saw it again this.
.iuoi‘ning; and ("llllllQliilt'ri unbelievers to;
‘ airisu i'ill'l)
«on tho (Illlf‘i'dlililtl illvl‘r urI-
ibi‘ll?‘ who
lii‘ lllllill', as it I'IIr'Ios \Iiih the follow-
ing l‘.ll‘llli‘.~: IiI. rir lllif‘hri oi threw
Flilllif in a: mu II'iIII-IplI~<_ llil‘ IIIIIIII
titv IIIIIpioch illl Ih.- infusion and llit‘
Imit-
Idul‘ntion of tho iaiiI II» propose the north:
Ions H quI- 1 mm III and _... o' IiII- u '..
jut tho kind of IilI uli‘il ll\ tho ludi- I
IiIiIInl Fontenut-lle Wars II I. I .II out}
lomliinkor. hut IiiI-Il ii i't'iill‘lllll‘lilllil
mmo Ili‘l'
:Irc hva-rnummptihlo and
in Ivhonl II Iluily Iioso of a cup or No
of tea or coffee will I-uusI- toxic simp-
IoIIIs.~~- lir. lsvruvl iirnm. in 'l‘lli‘ loomi-
it” and llvncnlc Gazelle
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IART AN EXPRESSlON OF lNDlVlD- ' ‘
i UALITY '
Art, ui'lwr all. was tho lwnuliful “A";
plossion of strange and bountiful iug
IIiIvidIIIIlitiI-s; IIIIII sli'utuio and Mouth3
i'IIi individuals ItiIII up in quiet
:lliiliii'fl whorl- tlan- “an IIIuIlI leisure
Ior brooding and llll dilution where:
three was no lnII‘dI-IIIII-uiion, and a
man developed and I-uiplIIIsIZI-d his
own Individuality
had time
(H'I‘I‘
hops they did not voluntarily embody
it at all; they hold still and went soft:
Iy to lot it grow. A poet even a con-
tIIry ago did not hositsltgto devote
tit) yearn to the writing of his poem.
as Witness Goethe‘s "Faust."
Yum; all about those long, still,
days of mntompiutiou thorn hunxl
veils of mint. and mystery. Anytblnfl?
might be true where so little Wall
known and great adventure culled to1
to find it would turn one into II. prince.
art when olhlng could be disproved.
end the grout 'niun
hull brood upon it. "llnrpers Weekly.
m.
PLUGK oI-’ A LAD
The wireless opomlor whone pinch
and courage «mod the lmnhonmrl and
crew of the Medium marinated was
only ill years old. Ills name is Jarlt
lichens”. lie in II Pbllulolphinn and
no enthusiastic winds-ta student. lie
has a plant of his own. at his home
in Wynwlemnd recently took an ex-
amination at the Philadelphia ”navy
yard. where he did so well that the
unthorilies ndi’loed him to Ito Into the
work. do he has «pent his summer
vacation In the wireless room on w
clous simmers. This was his first
trip on the Imlnmnmnd tie-new gone
back to school. He may mgr hive
so exciting an «Immune min, but it‘
is good to know that. there are lads
comm up in our him schools who
we the enemies to stand up under
so more a many «congregation.
elist.
W-WM
"but it mail to hike all your on
dents a long time to get well, doc.
tor.” "Yes. but as soon lil'l begin to
yell W practice I can attest! to
No Modem Kitchen ‘13 Complete 1":
without a
”huge
. The hub is a. wetland durabiy made
Stove, an excellent baker. and. for
easy management and economy of fuel
it is absolutely without equal. Hub.
Ranges are the world's best by every
test.
noun Instr silicon?
» ill-"l roasts term
Madras and New Falriinld and
it’s the Range that bakes.
The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
12-18 NORTH MAIN ITRII'I'
enough for them.
First in quality.
range, stove 9r self-feeder.
Please do not think any old thing that poultry will eat is good
Careful poultry keepers should appreciate the
great value of fresh. home ground
Potsdam-Growing Feeds. made from sound sweet groinswespecislly us
the price is no higher than western feeds. necessarily stale. and con-
taining in many instances mill refuse and worthless Weed seeds.
always in the minds of its cuitom-
erswliunnic llouie Ground Feed for Horses, (‘ntile and Poultry.
Jeddo Coa
Send us an order for one load. and we will retain you as a dul- ’
tamer. Clean, free from state. uniform quality. suitable for turngee.
Pri:es on. application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
last in price.
IOUTH NORWALK.
feeds—~~Mnsll Feeds—~Fattening
MANUEL [TORO HATCH.
i
!
That’ s ill-—
A Hot Thing
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mon dolly. Al the foot of the rain- 1:
how might Well be It pot of gold. and .-
Tbat was s greet day for poetry and "
had Mmpiy to II
chose his IIuleoI-t an it lay to his hand :'
my patients not well quicker."-~ ‘
STUDVING HOW TO GET
THE BEST
:Iuvi rarest WW» and I'tIniI‘cst
l {doors is Inmir InliV ‘III Ionilun
niiiilillli to ‘Ilu; II to lI‘ivIIu‘II.
‘I'IIII IIili IiIlII L‘h it? just IleIII
«Lit! \qu lash in In choicest
I' .ui .Iuos trout lliil” illll)" llllon‘r
mono and liordcuu- or in tho
swooi Willl'S of Spni:~._ iiuliifill‘)
and Portugal. l‘l' tho-I iIoIII lht‘
vlnm ind hills. of "liluzwu. SWi'l'i
lillllil'll on tho “him or any
thing that ion ill‘fiil‘!‘ In lhip
llllv ul
Magnet 8t Flynn *
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oal' Coal! Coal!
Cool weather will soon be here.
with us and you will be prepared with the best Coal
mined.
. in those days mun.
. to turn on him over and
before thoy embodied it. l'er-
Tel. 72!
68 Water Street
HAVE YOU OEEN THE
WALK-OVER MAN
He is walking over WeIkIOver Shoes In the window of
TheWhite Shoe Store
90 Washington Street
WHERI TH! 9000 ”00!. COM! FROM
I
Place your order
South 31ka
Now is the
Time to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M Wright’s
IS THE PLACE
THOHOOOOLV TIITID.
A popular author was traveling in
the mountains, and met I mountainer
whom he asked about his winter life.
The latter Isis um. III.- iihd been IIIIII
', up by snow foi- woetts the year be
fore with only two books in man! the
Bible and Mam, mentioning one writ-
ten by the very man who was om
tlonins him.
"And It“ did on.
smiles.
“Well." answered the mountain»,
"l renddhsm both throngnisevenl
times, and Hi any that I new- knew
befortf new interaction the old Bible
really is.”
; hills.
f Illfldt' It will and in it she let! “00.000
3"to tho citizono of li‘uirilehl counlY."
3 with the understanding that the coun-
«ty must. continue to fight. cm‘tuiu lax
; lions
‘ Honors
li‘OllVflof‘ worn lll\‘(Il\(‘<l in
i loft for the heirs.
i
drawn out l'i’llii‘h'l.
In: to pass in the Ins
:4
Yale and Vsissr Got a. Slice
As the result of the recent agree.
ment «entered in by counsel for the
Various contending parties over thsi
will of the late Cornelia H. B. Honors
of Bridgeport the county of F‘alrileld
will receive $16,000 in cash, the inter-
eat of which will ”be ,avnilable for
county affairs. '
‘ This outcome represents the efforts
of county counsel, James A. Mart, to:
handle the peculiar dispute which
grew out of Mrs. hogom' remarkable
willnnd the contest. which was insti-
tuted by her heirs.
Involved Vale.
This contest involved Yule univer-
sity. Vassar college. the county of
F‘slrfieid, the towns of Monroe and
New Fulrfleld and Mrs. llogers'
daughter. Miriam N. 8. Perkins. of
New York.
By the turms'of the settlement the!
county Islets 816.000. Yale university.
37,000. Vassar college $7,000. the;?
towns of Monroe and New Fairfleidi
$2,500 each, and a heavy sum is old
lowed for expenses and counsel fees,
so that all these parties, with the ex-
ception of the university and the col-
logo. set tho sums named, exclusive or
counsel fees and expenses. Yale and
Vassar will. have to pay their own
Left ”000.000.
it will be recalled that Mrs. lionorsi
which were placed upon Mrs.
proporly iu iirmklm. The
much the
IIIIIIII~ wnv. Little, if unylhing, won
The IonlI-st was iua'litutod and it
II as ildlilll Ii III th illluilllll r tliul MIMI
Illusory has not (It sound mind “hen «-
‘bllll IIIIIIiI this IIIli,
oi a hint:
and while it was
iniuht IioI-idt- in
tho tonne lilltl tho
Tlii‘l‘i‘ With the promise
Imwliviv that u jury
favor of rho room I,
Mill IImIlIi ml cloud the «awful III-ru-
tint: oi the supremo court.
So for :Is illw county Iva»: I‘onwrnwl
ilm will loohmi \l’l_\' llllit‘ll us illiiiii'll
it Ivar. :I john, 1H if was lil'fli‘llI'lllll
tIIIpImuilIio for tho to curry
out. the lumps of the will.
lint Ailorury Mnrr took hold of it
and Imrkcd no hard that he has wfi
rut-Id. in llli‘ brilli‘lllt‘lli IIiIirh was
I‘f'lil‘lif‘tl. illi‘ sum of Siphon for tho
ennui). II hivh IIIii furnish
of Ship It your \IlII-n sniI-lv ilII'osit-ti.
The room) sIIv
nrunt II'I-Ilii is duo AllorIII-I \iuri‘. ilc
labored huId. lllililf‘ visits to Now
i‘lllIltlll. Hartford. Brooklyn and
l‘onhct plums and not right down
to the bottom of lllt‘ II hulc qucntion
in n on; that I-onIlIn-od counli'oi on
both sides that the host thing lo do
was to reach an ameenicnt
At the! the opposition did not want
to pay the counsel foes and expenses
of the county. lint Attorney Mart
iIIsiIItI-Ii and the “poo extra was nl-‘
lowI-d. so that the county pets thI'
Mitotic riser. i
it is nudertuotxl that the. cquIsI-IE
.Jees were heavy on holh sides. (.‘unH
field. Pullman & Judson. wpresent
lug one of the parties is said to blue
Weeivud $1¢00thwlhllo Hill dial
Bonrdmsn, representing the other,.
i‘tlllllljl'
ll I‘vVl‘liIII‘
I*.~IIIIIII.~'IIiIIIIoI‘s
into Mid to have received $9.000 At-
ltornny Mm rewivcd 85. 000 and AI'
'. torney A. .1. Hull
representing the
towns of Monroe and New Mirth-id
".000. Yale and VMDII‘ were also
"mounted. but the counsel fees
could not be learned.
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OTIIL WORK DONE.
.
MW
.000.
Whrd from President James R.
Watts. of the United Construction
Company of Albany N Y. to whom.
the contract [or the laying of the steel:
sldewslk slang the t‘ron street bridge
over the News": river we! awarded
by the eclectmen a short time also.
was remlved by the board that the
also] work for the contract is on the
way. It won shipped Inst Balurdny
and will reach here the end of this
week or the first of out week.
Upon its arrival the company will
be notified and a force of men sentI
here to add the sidewalk to the north'
side of the bridge. This has referred
to the town by the city council some
little time ago and an appropriation
was made for the work. “his were
secured and the contract warden. The
work will be commenced soon.
Wilton avenue and Cross stmet rely
dents who use the bridge villi be
pleased to hear the new: for the im«
provement will be extensive. The
bridge in narrow and pedestrians hm
bail to be scrotal when cronies else
they should meet two t alt-mitt
of the
that! will lit on. to tilt
«page a:
When yOu buy
a Piano
you want the tone and the making
as good as the case. There is “no
better tone, no better making at the
prices than in the Pianos we sell.
CHICKERlNG, KRANlCH amen
castes. STERLING
HUNTINGTON, MENDELSSOHN
M. SONNENBERG
PIANO
CO.
104 Washington St.
Phone 30
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His Royal Highness
the American sutomobilist. is the man
that we are entering to and in order
to make his automobile trip a triumph
al procession we ask him to bring it to
this shop before starting out. We will
overhaul it. tighten up screws and ma-
chinery, put in new parts. put. his en-
gine. brakes. magneto. plugs, etc” in
good working order and make his
journey a plcasuut one by lack of an-
noyance by bilnging his auto to I
W. A. HANFORl) 42 N. Main St.——Tcl. 502
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 433.
vervthing in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
0. D. Jackson
Optician
FACTS COUNT
Two Positions in One day at $2.00 per day
‘ It pays you to attend
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
South Norwalk
Stamford Port Chester
ELMIR E. CA8! W. R. THOMPSON
Automobile Repairing
llnving leased the Nelson Taylor building. Steamboat Place. we
are now in position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice.
it
Telephone your auto troubles to us.
Machine Work a Specialty
i 213.0 Specialty Manufacturing Co.
. in mm street.
Irldue IIdewalII Construction to It!"
south Not-walk, Conn. ‘
Sweet Potatoes
TILCPHONIK
0...... per neck 35c
Extra imp (tailbone. ........... TsiQulnons. basket. ........ W600 3
Home. Spinach. peck ......... sect Poem. basket ........... ........600
Yellow 'l‘urnlpn. melt ..... ..26ei ’l‘oksy (trillion. lb. ..... ........1ile ,
Green Tomatoes. bullet ..3601 Fall Pippin Apples. pooh ”.mmflo
Hubbard and Marrow nulls-h. louse] mm lam Cranberries. qt.......ilo
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 148
..IoI.
@NOTICE I
Tomorrow, Wednesday 25th is Red Letter
Day‘ In our store. ii) Stamps Free
' to Everyone
D ITAMPI 'lll WITH 1 LI. AMIROOA OWPII AT “I...“uIHJM
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