5w,
-er with tempeartures below the nor—
, roaaoraoislm
‘I‘h‘s Outwits“ Naiu'ed “first
oohdltioii of. four due talcum ,
natural cause Thus there is tile M 3
of ppm or oIosod place»! tear l; high I
: also». tear of also or. women. fear of
mm- and solitudo. fear of animals.
tear of insects, fear for dsrltneast. fold
of accidents. fear of a. tear of train
lot, and ii [not fear of anythlfi.
. There is no end to the absurdity. of.
acts which may be occasioned of these
persistent ideas of fear. Those who
possess the fear ‘of riding on a train
find no pleasure in traveling; those
who have fear or closed pinces‘do not
enjoy going to church, and generally
always sit near the door ready to M
at the first sign of danger. Various
tears may also develop In connection
with the occupation of the patient;
for instance, harbors sometimes suffer
these attacks whenever they see a
- razor, or, telegraphera when they catch
night" of their Instruments, which tin.
WEATHER FORECAST.
ally necessitates giving up the pooh-
potion.
For Norwalit and vicinity: General Among women especially there 00.
1" “h“ “‘1 siikbtly colder tonight and cure the fear of dirt. contagion or in-
Friday. The area of birth pressure faction. The countless bacteria al
m“ was‘ “m”? 0"” North Dakotnfi ways present In the air are the chief
yesterday morn "g has moved “a" source of annoyance. The patients
ward and Is now central over the Lake
region. it Is producing pleasant weath-
shagu TOWILO .:
each." f3 ' '
Worn hidIWALIm
the always complaining of the win-
down. Books are especially avided as
a possible source of contagion. Pa-
tients with fear of Injury will «throw
away all needles in the house or they
.will not wash windows for fear that
the glass might break and cut them.
The Intellect In these Chilt‘ii is not
only undisturbed, lull may be unusual-
lv good. Patients exhibit throughout
5a pronuuntod feeling of mental illness
land frequently a ( [our lliliKlll into the
IInotblditv of the Individual symptoms.
l The mom comlnou of the unions
0‘: Main I phobias as classified by Board are no
‘i'oilows: (Ilnuutmpbobln. fear of narrow
“M...” Ior clotfod plum-x; auropbobia. four of
Norwuilt Conclave. No. 427, l, H Happen places, utul'uphubiu. tour of light-
lnct and translation routine illlt‘lllt'I‘flnting; monupbobiu, Ivar (if being
Inst evening alone; pathofobin, four of dist-use; my-
Hopiltliliii, {our of t'lilliillllil‘llllltili;_ sill
tunl in Nearly all sections east of the
Rocky Mountains. Zero temperatures
were reported from Mlnesota, and
freezing temperatures extend as far
south as Kenttfiky. A well-defined dis-
turbance Is central this morning over
Colorado.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.i
Temperature: Minimum 36; maxi
mum, til Cloudy.
Thomas Lelue and liillllii
street. have moved to \\ llllt' l intuit.
THOUGHT HE HAD SHOOTER.
‘ The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY
The world's best by every test. unites cookin'astpieasure. Usedmnd‘ .
recommended by all the leading cooking schools. which is the sirens. .
est. recommend possible.
‘ Parlor Heaters $2.98 up to $21.00;
wh
18-1. NORTH MAIN ITIIIT IOUTH NORWALK.
As Councilman“ Highway Com-
misaloner Nelsonliftrasndict. of Non '
walk. said at a moot meeting of the
Board of Estimate and Taxation, st
amount oi‘his estimated expenses for
the coming year. “This is p year of
dating-up."
paving in the City of Norwalk and are
not nearly all News": property own-
ers Improving their places more than
usually? .80 It seems to those who
get around the city."
Ioh tinge he was suiting for the full
ills Rilyai Highness
the American autoinobilist, is the W
that we orb to and in.
to on. his aujpmobllo trip a in sin ‘
al procesnoa via up line to our
Ihisishop W starting out We w . ,
‘mrmu It. tighten on serum III,
. ehinery,’ out In new parts; put it ‘ ‘
‘ sine. ‘brskel'. MW“!- wuss. etc In
. 1 good working order and make ‘“
journey a pleasant one by illicit of 'aa-
noysace by bringing hip auto to t
Are'wo not to have new
in the conduct of my business I epond quite a sum of money no-
nually In the effort to convince the people that my business Is on the
"level" and that] can and DO give “best aervlce, best grain," as i
first promised when I commenced business over twenty years ago.
Measured by the volume of trade that the people give to other cont .
cerns, 1 do a large and active business but I am not satisfied 1
ought to do ahigger business. Why? Because I have only reliable
grain and feed sell at a small margin of profit. give full weight. do
liver promptly. and not since I started business have i refused to N'
tum money If dissatisfied with any delivery of grinds.
MANUIIL ‘roa‘o narcn. I
lsisn the paper providing for the work‘
libero being several who flatly refused‘
First In quality, last In price always in the minds of Its custom-
ers~iionnio llome Ground Feed tor Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
M
That’s it '7—
A‘iiotThIag
Send us an order for one load. and rule still retain you as a cue-
tomer. Clean. free Mm slate. uniform quality. suitable for furnace.
range. stove or self~feoder. Prices on application.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
fare, recently completed his cement
lappreciate Ille- advantage of re grading
" laud straightening tho ilisilwnv
(‘l‘iitll‘illlltlIllitIiilli. (carol being at tho
htiltilt or innitlm: on r Iirut-lplt-t-s; .
t i t Com nicated with
Cap a n Hun mg Itltunntilphobin. lilil‘ of (lt' nth
Danbur Police and Learned . .
th Mistake I it it. to be emphasized that tho plio'
A" “MM”. Wilt) Kfll‘t‘ lilo ““1““‘usatlllliii ill I|iiilt~lliiil uro not It rrnlul Itllf’l:
'i‘um Suvvllt). and his rosidont‘o lIS “mm” H‘ "mm“ m natural ("mo “WW
Bridgeport.entered Ilit- Norwalit police ”n ”Wu” r““"’”““"“ ”SUM“ "MW“!
station lust owning and naked t‘ul» ”m" “ Iimsnuublo “"d Inatiilnbk}
{bin 'l'hdmtts llumfvrlm (‘imlo In ailtlrt- ”mm“ “‘"r "' ““I‘mm’“ "”1“” “mi!
h. afterward fur a night's lodging aftor lilo oxlwrivnt-a- of having bred
. f ' A ' R t t . ' r
t‘npttiln Iiunt tllout'llt lio recognized in ‘H “mm “m‘ I“ a “0“” “NW N;
'i‘uny llii‘ answering «inscription of tho lixhtning. ‘
man wanted by tho li:\llillll‘}‘ police ill Ulilol mm“ we“ M m“ four "I ”d'
t uulltsztilin with lllt' shooting of Nuinlo ”l“ in X‘ buggy tiller hiiilllli. “W." in “
iu/lo oi lianbtlli
.4 . . about u “.5“: “till runaway. or ilii‘ Ivar of a \uyunc |t<
'l‘ony not the marina lodging. '
EVERY TIME
itnpport'a brow Ia put ill vom-
petttiun with other hours it
.iionu- stands the teat-3 illi‘“ rust
.mn knorkul out itnpport'a ban
a reputation Mined solely. on its
merit Nmod for purity. tone
and strrtlum, and uuivuraally
popular. Hittflip‘ betti‘llt‘itti for
tho Invalid Equally so an a In-
lllu lN‘t‘I'. Stimulating. health-
trump palatable IIII. for a
(use of twu dozen bottio.4.
Magnet 8: Flynn
One of the doubt streets in town
is Wilton avenue. in ‘Norwslit, now.
Thomas Fitsmsurice. of that thorough-
waik, the last to be done and now from
II WA“. STREET
NONWALK.
PHONI 43..
nveryuungmthe Optical Linc I;
Eyes Examined Free ' ‘
0.13. Jackson 3
Optician
the toot ofthe hill to Catherine street
at the north end there is a straight
snd level stretch of white sidewalk.
The walk gives dignity to the highway
and to other properties situated along;
the same I
Cross street the recalled bug bearI
of the last council, to surely to be lot I
proved during this administration. III
was almost impossible to get all the
property owners along that street tuft
to do so They could not be made to
Now.
Ehovveit-r. there Is but ono man holding
Ibuck and he nlll tome tu time in the
timer future no doubt.
JeddoCoa 1' '- .
The sidewalk of steel on the bl'idzc .
.fnr which Wilton il\'(:iiiii' and t‘rusai
,‘utreot residents are so thankful. In so
TELEPHONE
lax up titllltlii. It Is now more than
YOUR ORDERS
illlf.‘ hull completed and it will be roadv .
.for hat» in about too nooks. It Is ”i“‘k0”9‘llm(‘fli.3’l PM“ ------- 25‘: \\. iiakcr'a (‘ocoa or Choco-
.IilmliAiIl. 'i'iw (boils iilrt‘d‘l bridge is 1‘ “MW Now ('m‘u for ........... 25c late ........................... 19::
tm narrow that there ”“13“”. in loot .I t'llllri Milk for ................ 25c; .\t'\\‘ Prunes. pdr lb. ............. 15¢
prism-nun tvroasinn II, borauttt- when 3 ”W 50““ t‘rarkers 0r ”INS“ i l‘i'iillilt'l'lii‘s. pcr quart ........... 10¢
'lvvo team [was there is no room left 9"“1‘5 ........................ 25o Lame Cabbage. bend .............. 7::
for a Iu‘tivkllltili. and il hm lit-tan Ivar- ‘.' iut'uo. i'lneappics ............. 25c :l cane-l Campbell's Soup for ....... 25.;
ed that uoonuv or inter some dark MW” ('nlor. ”"i- ---------------- 25C
nivht nunw mu» would not caught and i'vior)‘, imituco. l'ursnips. litmus. Suburb. Turnips, Egg Plant. Grape Fruit,
injured Tho- Imvu in doing the work.
it in putasibiu that Ilw‘bounl of «all»
matt- and taxation will. when Ibo}
make li'wii' final nmtruprinliuna. set
aside an amount for the mm of the
beautiful Irv-us of Xtit'wtillt Winter
and snmuwr, utilmnt and with their
beautiful loaves, what ll-i liner than our
of our most Inimnilit-cnt Irv-us? What
\wtlid Wont ;l\!“llilt‘ lu- without IllP two
lines of form-i ltlnua bordnxing the
. lllnmnfiltldi‘i“. 'i‘lws Im- an im‘nit u~
:labio asset to ovary millnmnit)‘. 'l‘lIt-y
Eun- wbat is helping Norwaih to pron.
sun or railway after a frightful ship.‘
' ‘ i ‘ ’ 1‘ s
mm“: ”m (‘Vt‘illlltz ”mm“ lluut “wit. OI leay attidtnt. in u moro
notified liulliiul'y that a man ullsu‘oring
or loss natural or reasonable Ivar all
pretty closely the description they had m" “'"r “I “"d alums iii
aunt out. scar on fut-o. lZIII pounds. I) “mom: ”i“ “ill"‘i’lmmifi ill “10% Mg
feet 6 Inches, out, was lit-lug hold horn, . I‘llfllmllt'ti in about stories and tradi-
'l‘boy said they would send a man “0“ ‘" WW“ "i“llfl‘lml“.
douu thin morning to take a look at
the suspect.
Sergeant Youngs, of llanbury, ram
iltltliituis
brain not their lodgment. though
e weakened brain mav lil' more vividly
impressed by them. To be regarded
'l‘ht-ai| fears do not require a warped . I
the‘
Try a pair of our CHILDREN' 8 SCHOOL 8H0!!! We have the kind
that will stand the near and tear of any school buy or girl “a have
to Norwallt and took a limit at Tony, .
who “m "I don nothing The nor as symptoms of disease them fears .. thorn in all leathers. low and high-cuts and the prices from bi to ”.50.
man for whom theI ““1“ b" groundless so for an influ- FORGET THE REST AND GET THE BEST
geant knows the
police are searching and he said that
Tony has not the one wanted.
Tony was detained only about half
an hour, not even realising that he was
being held at all. lie departed on his
happy way for Bridgeport at 7:30 a. In.
The) most proceed from a
and
rented.
morbid state of the brain
the Individual under peculiar (firi‘iim
“We-.. . stances of cerebral disturbance and
ATTENDED PARTY iN WE6TPORT. Inot fear common to others and due
Albert ilinxweller ,entertained A'to‘ causes that naturally produce
party of Norwsllt friends at his home alarm and trighten.-—Medioal Record.
In Westport. last evening. Games and ' mm- L
music were enjoyed and a fine cop-
per served. The house was beautiful-
ly decorated with cut flowers. ’
wmstsss ucssaos ssur-‘iraoal
arm.
An interesting feature of the has
eaten external to the brain are con‘ ..
not 1:
from properly exciting external caus— 4:
on. They must be fears peculiar to ff
The White ,Shoe Store
90 Washington St. “Where the‘ Good Shoes Come From"
H.
FANG? MAINS POTATOII. I pack... ......... .. ..... .,..
o
Itstsesss
0 Hill Silfllll! 0
Simmons f out the (ll) are fliif‘iitll‘tl
Iby then: and the great mam that WI
non haw and mum of our it‘t‘t‘llli) .u-
quirotl citizens haw (onto hero part
. Ii) iii-('alliii‘ Nurwnlk [iUlASQ‘BHtI-i Mull it
great mam shade trees
Joseph ‘A. MI‘EII‘OI'. of Eintrrosi, up
poured before the estimate board and
I ,fltfl'i' a few statistics: about trout: in
editing for an appropriation for the
treating bi them. He said that oursl
are in areal danger and that in order‘
to preserve them they must have
treatment. The government does not
yet do thin work but a vigorous at
tempt to being made tabsve the gov
ernment take up the care of the trees
throughout the United States.
Nth-walk Is growing and s New York
man who recently purchased the prop
orty at the corner of East avenue and
Barnum a Hill has asked that a grade
be given him that he may improve
Barnums Hill by laying a sldewailt.I
There Is no' doubt but that with the
sidewalk laid huuees will be erected
In this now vacant moperty. The oth-
”WWW
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY.
20 NORTH MAIN STREET
1
YOU NEED A
Practical Business Training in a If
Reliable Commercial School—Attend
Merrill Business College
Stamford .
South NOW!“ Port Chester
.W-WW
Fancy Sweet Potatoes. pk. ‘ 250
Oranges. (irapcs.
PHONiil; m
F. E. Lockwood&Company Will
give you a $25 Gas Tank for
$16 and your Old Generator----
for your Automobile.
Now is the Time. to Buy
HORSE CLOTHING
Luther M. Wrights
IS THE PLACE
Among the guests wore Mr. and
Angelou aviation meet was the use of
Mrs. hinsweiler. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin;
Stone, Mrs. A. J. Wheaten Misses
Johannah lilnsweiler. Edith Tuvey.
Emma Millard. Bessie Sample. «Ben
tbs fimith, Addie Lawrence, Messrs.
Edward ldnxweller. Henry Idasweiler,
Floyd Collin Elton Snell and Leslie
Sutherland. All reiurned on a late car,
voting Albert the best of entertainers.
aouuo ovsa row fru’srr.
WAraaenav. Nov.
io.-~Mrs.
8| Perkins' man-carrying hit/ea for the
transmission is wireless masses".
This experiment is not only an enter-
taining novelty, but has a very real
value both In war and M00. so. by
the use of a kite, an aerial wire can
be sent up several hundred feet with-
In a few moments. In s' campaign
this device might be of the greatest
value. Calls were sent from various
parts of Southern California, from
Ban lmtao. Catalina Island. and from
Maine Her-bolt was bound over to the
nest tsrm of ths'Buperior Com-t in
the city court here today. under bonds
of $500 The woman Is accused of the
heft of watches. clothing, china, etc. .,
ships at sea. [toy tlhomiaant. operat
ing onihe held. sent out a clear,
strong call from the “wireless" kite
which attracted the attention of oper-
ators In every direction. The kites so
tom Mrs. Theron 1" Mandy. hire
iiorboit testified that she has done
lime in Hartford and fiprlnl'fldiii “iii.
and the police say she had been on
She had been
ago, but
time in Elmira too
warned out of town a Wealth
refused to so
mu... #4 .. m...“ .
Faith gives such neural! to the
heart of man that he expects all not!
from (ind. whither.
We the Leaders.
1' For. Low Prison“ all PM, Will
oidlt ,
‘ Imus: or the 0|pr were bit the“ would
be no serious milling; even It the
firing of kites were punctured by but
man-carrying devices have proved a
success, Perkins having made several
ascenu on the cable during life svist
lion meet, teaching an attiturdo of still
test. This feature of the device would
also be of great value in stature. as
an aerial what could be sent up at
short notice and would form” it ~ wry
dliiiouit marl: tor sharp sbootars while
matting observations. , miles; the
' disarm the coroner Strand. ,
W I
Millie-Mint ill poetic justice?
I’d-«Whoa tits woolen whose boy
W who window masts the we»
IIIT FLOURJbag........................... .............. . ..... “a
VINY It“ OIIAMIRY IUT‘I‘IR ............ At Coot
OUGARAUOAR—OUOAK........;.................. .At cm
THY A POUND 0F AMINO“ COFFII at .820
Once Us“. Always Used
The Great A&P Tea Company
it. WAIHING‘I‘ON IT. IOU?” NORWALK.
Tel. No: coo. Deliveries szao a. In. and 8:80 p. m. FRI! DILIVINY.
W. R. THONDOON'
stuns s. can
AutomObiie Repairing
Having leased the Nelson Taylor buiidlna. Bteauboat Place.”
are now In position to REPAIR YOUR AUTOMOIIIJ at short
notice. Telephone your auto trouqu to us.
Machine Work a Specialty
~Aaents for MK DYNAMOS and among-—
Lie Specialty Manufacturing CO.
40 Water “fill. “it"! NM dens
nastier rettows suicmAI. Air. tum. pawl. .
. i TIMPT. Hospital. today from an u
now roan, Nov. is.~oamos as as
‘ more months There Is no doubt but
or side of East avonne has within the
past few years grown up rapidly
The West Rocks road is undergoing
a wonderful improvement and it Is
wall for there are a number of houses
planned for this highway and several
now being completed The mat Rooks
road Is also a line feeling the gros'nh.
leveral nous-s being erected and one
about to be remodeled.
The new Faltfleld County Dairy
Products building In Prospect avenue.
has made the long felt want of a curb
and gutter and a sidewalk along here
that the present council will see to it
that this portion of the town ls Ith-
proved.
indeed it is a year’ of firingtup and a
far roachinh campaign ts being pian-
ned by the present city council in
Nor-walls. raw u .v.
Wide-Mn: dressmsker ls here
with her bill. Will you pay her or
shall I go to s new one for my nest
frodkl-«Fllelenda mutter. .
Illstrettmfiorhk‘t saw s policeman
hope you will rlmember my chlorides
Non—eon ms’sm. no policeman
would over this): tv hissis'ysr baby
vols i‘sr'atouadm “ milepost. \,
who
do: near bites milieu
In the park today isles my baby. I'
to such thin”. ' . . *
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
TN! HOUII OF GOOD CLOTHES
33 South Main Street. South Norwsik
if you don't trade here we both lose money. it‘ you are not In
the habit of trading here It will pay you to investigate our goods
and prices before making your next purchase. We like to have you ii
compare values. This store always wins with the women who adu-
pares You will find here the right garments for every oosslon. Beal-
tlful units from it. 98 up to $25.00. This season s *oorrect strident:
Costs from 05. till up to set. 00. New styles In Dresses from M. 88
835. 00 We also carry the bi‘nsst line In town of taking?! “'3,
Corsets and Petticoats. We want your business-«hut we don‘t ex
It It you can do better elsewhere—and we want you to know by yeti? '
own on made that this store Is thei ~ at In town.
L
Of the Moiror Automobile, $2, v
AU‘i‘oiadlibld 'ro ssur sv m Hobs. nsv as was. ,
arm on ma cantata. oaaurrsoss. .
, tireless. somebody at; in: "I coolant site new new
”bathroom Mrs. dim
.‘hiabinssbautthotr _ 3. ..
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