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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
TOMORROW
High tide 6:11 a. m.; 6:43 1p. m.
Sun rises 4:38; sets 7:00.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.
Moots in Masonic Building, South
Main ntroot, 1111 and 311 Tuesday or
each inontthuly and August or-
cet1tt1d11~~nt 8 o'clock. All Master
Masons cordially invited. Frederick
8. Lyon, W. M. Robert, M. Wlloox,
Soc. ,
Butler Chapter, No. 33, R. A. M.
Meets in Masonic Building, South
Main sit-net, 2d and tilt Tuesdays of
each month~Jnly and August ox-
oeptt1tl~—-nt 8 o'clock. All Royal Artrh
Masons mit'tlinlly invited. llicknou
W. (‘oitu ll. 1’. liohurt iii. Wilcox,
Sec.
SOUTH NORWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
President—Nehemiah Candee_
Vice-President—Chariee J. Pldaeon.
Secretarwarank W. Hadley.
Treasureeratthew Corbett.
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POSTAL snvmos BANKS. 1
Funds tit1‘1tioniii-ti in 7,1111 1111111111 5:11»:
lugs. hunks on North :li hint. ungrtn
wilful $11,300,000. :1111'111‘1151111, to tiliiilh"
tics mutlo puhlit' ithiil," i1) l‘ttntniusioiw,
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$0,437,641 was on deposit in ll: villus.
(11111.11 tlini'lug 11 population of more than
1:10 .000 .
Non Yoik nud (‘hiongo whioh hunk:
respectiwh that and NOW!“ lu popu-
‘ ‘latlon, ooonpy the some l‘t’llliil’t' ruiilt
yin amount ol‘ doimniin, including
Brooklyn its it part of New York. The?
uni-mint, on drilling“ in Now York is;
$860,585, in llt‘otiklyu $301,683 and in
V ,(‘3hlcogo 39112.8“ no that. excluding
'.',"Brooitl_\'11, Chicago ranks :lllt‘ild off
:4, New York. iii‘ont dil’teronow 1111319111“
5111110111: various cities with 1111;111:1111 io‘
rank in population iiilil 11111111 in 1111513!
tieposilu. l‘ot'iinnd, (1111311111, twouty~
eight in population is third in (it'llolilitl.
St. Paul. iwontvsixih iu inundation]
in tour 11 in deposits; Sou lt‘runcisro
is (1111 \‘l‘lll in xi 7.11, and fifth in depos-
its; (‘ii.riiiunii in thirioonth in slim
and oim'onth in doposltn; Baltimore
smooth in aizo nud tweit-ty-oigihih in
tiirtmsitn; 11nd St, Louis fourth iii size,
truth in tlvuosits. ’l‘he intiuhor of no—
counts out-1111.11 in North ranges from
mi in ilocliostoi- to 2.0215 in New York
and 1.11113 in Brooklyn. Other cities.
which show i)\'t‘l' Still uomuntn opoumii
in 111111.111 are. Chicago 1,177; Portland’
52. , Huston 769. The number of 30‘
counts t-losni during; the month \‘nrlon
iroin l? in Aiinntu, to 1.4101; in New
York. 1
Altiiitlilysis of. the figures for the
number of nocounis opened to date
and tho number remaining 011911 011‘
Murcli {ll Show: that in every city
1tiil't’c‘ili'iil‘is or more 0: the accounts
. opt-nod still remain open.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
itnly intents to in- gathering- in “tho
isles of Groom“ with nt1utnt1sn and
dispatch out] it will not 111.1 an easy
ttnutter i’or 'l'llli‘kv)’ to rognin them.
Even if ti-tirly should -l1<1 willing to re-
linquish them, it would 1111 on ungrntw
do] look to roimnono Turkish rule up-
11 Greek 11 :populationsnm-Notr York
World. ‘
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.Make your bets, ’goutiemou! iiow
- ”on: Will it be before the tax-president;
will be calling the president a deliber-
dim and peculiarly malicious linr .4
billion Globe. ‘
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The Brynn boom in mid to he gath-
141th trendy/11y and in causing that
W”! M the Cork, Wilson and
Rumba booms considerable worry.
The Igocent publication of a letter
Wed "1! Roosevelt, why not Bry-
‘ In!" it” who strongly to runny
061131. and humility to mind rev
‘ anti.«~PonIiilteepsie Elmo.
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’ Theoomtpinint that the Titanic in.
Writing in "hurting buoineu” is
tintltiod to the elightoirt consider»
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TOILING WIVES.
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The husband may prate of the
strenuous place
He holds in the Battle at Life;
But he seems to lose sight—-
when he talks of the “light"—-
Of the place that' is held by the
wiiei
0f the plodding on-«onmall the
hours of the day,
From morn until setting of
sun:
Of the ceaseless toil-«from
which all men recoil-
Woman's work, that is never.
never done!
Of the household labors in this.
and in that.
Which tail to her lot every
day:
That weariness bring. with its
burden and sting.
That sleep often drives not
away!
Of the same old cares day out
and day in.
No change in the tiresome
grind.
Which. say what you will to be.
little it. still.
Is unlike any other you'll find!
No time for "vacation"—-no loin
sure for rest——
None to take her place ever, ah,
mei m.
“On duty." perforccmsince ’tls
natural. of course——
Yes. always "on duty,” to be!
Dont think 0 you husbands—-
you men who go forth
Every room to the tasks that
await—-
That you~you alone-es Load-
Bearera are known
0n the rough road of Life some
call “Fate!"
Remember the wives you are
leavin behind.
Who stay without murmur to
take
Their “brunt“ in the strife—4n
the, Battle of Life—-
And who do it, God knows. for
Love's sake!
Let their lips feel your kisses in
sympathy true,
Lift a prayer that a blessing
may come
To those Load~Bearers. too, the
loving wives who
Are .toiling. yes, .toiling .at
homei .
~George Newell Lovejoy.
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delay in setting the machinery of the
law in moiion,mn Olin-er Viruiii had
one for the nl'rent of Mnlvono for at-
tempting to kill FLISCO, but that dot-tn.
mom would not answer in tho sooond
,cu‘uo. iiowovnr. the promo patient
wore finally made out. and he was
brt‘iught before the juntlco court.
no warrant tor his arrest for the,
killing or former Mandiin. lio hudt
,Beioro ho was taken before the
yer null] then.
Mutidiin 1111111 mini to him, both in hing-Vi
1‘09!le suid that. ho nudwstood uhut
wno road to hint in English, he wanted
to tuition n ntutoinuni. lit;- bonito tol
extiihdn that Mundiin had hit him in;
the head with n stink and that. Will;
why ho idiot in suit“ doieuuo. V
Tho Juntlc1 told him thin hi1 mini];
antiwar oithor shitty or not guilty tog
tho charm rend uranium him and lilo
,urhionnr whiten iiint he was not:
utility on in». hot in wit domino.
Prohnbie Cause Round. ,
1} 011 the primimu 11111111111111 proh-
lubio tzni‘w. 111111 louui .1111]: ~1 the n
it‘llflt‘tl by tho juntioo. and he won
' hound over to tho niiiiericl‘ mutt.
thilaioiil iiulttl'i _.
i‘hnt undutl tho iIrt inuiunit tiinl ot’_
“tho not. nsrii. and all that tho tiiiimrn1
Who had him in thuruu 1111111 that 111111
Bio not more» éi‘lt‘tll‘ltt‘m‘ or to rtsrrohu-
lrnio some 1.1111111111111111 lilti'in‘ in. hint in
él‘mlltl'ti to hit; wundurinuu about, 1.1111
1 Woods in Wilton. '
5 {im- 0f the: thimzu that tho 111M11-
lwuntn in to orcuro [Nit-EKIM-fistlfl of the,
:fillflly’tllii 111ml '111 Mustard in eliuuimu‘
his ill‘Oiil‘ii‘uln-lu\V nut! in killing
linrry Muiniiin. Tint! in on important
11111 of Midi-urn. .7
5 Appeare Cheerful. ‘ 5
t hittivnm 11411111111 to he minivan,» of;
tho enormity of 111.1 chargw llilii (“1'35
,‘hnzntinu over him. for 111.1 1111111111"?
lonorrful and in ohm tniltmiw Whoa”
the our animal i1_\ 11111011: \‘irelii nimui
tho ”10,ngth “Mm“, 1min ”m after places in 111.1 woods and .1... union-ii
in? pilot at the furnwr ‘1 Wilton hit out to (inner tiroiii n tron When? he
.11 andorrd uhtlin the woods for two or “M i” 111mm» rimming lit said
juntico‘ he was asked it he did not:
want to engage counuol, by Slain (’"l‘:
our Vii‘oili, no the latter knew he had;
tummy. . Mulvnso replied that he hntii
to have it inwwr in the high «01111.1
and would save his money tor a law-‘
Begin: to Explain. ]
‘ Tilt" change or murdoiinn iinrry1
hull and in ltuilnn 11nd nithounh tho:
to, 1912
Frankel-lurk with M em
Como quirk and not host. pat-
V terns. dome and worsted MIKE“
also rumor lull Schick in new
until noon.
live well demod-wmn your
“vomit—get. your 1.1111; and my
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Simon and not». (on.
AND WOMEN
Another Sale of ‘
$ 1 5 Suite!
“at but; tun] luu out-
while tlm lmtn - are
:1 it nice. ’l'ln- hillilfll‘fll
M3109, the gun tent values.
[11 till the popula- and
styiiah mntzrflh—d’und-
some” tailored and the lit
in guaranteed.
Remember you can open
your moonlit Ind my us
a little every week whliu
you wont.
”lumen! and show. too/
GHTEWBRENNHN
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42 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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anything.
”in”. “10.11““ and lit" ““0 Vrfmgimbnr (“I til“ to perfect l”!!! aid h? “Mid it) whom
tin-lug reliant at by timtern Ho Mild thiii 581100.? “1 mm?” 0“ tho “'9“ NM "W11 hint.
tono do} he unit hitting on the hunks: 10 mm uii “film's “1 "‘1‘ 1‘” Md "1‘
‘0: a m”. 11nd he thought am still to hit. tho wiper lit-fore it tell to the
had got. him into u. lot of ii‘t1nhlt1.l~lt1 armmdf
1 will that, ho tiroko the gun in two and;
:thi‘rw it into the river.
Uneble to Find River.
The neon-h for tho 131111 111113 mane
remember nhorn ho dinonrded the:
gun. Ammonia-tiled by unicorn ViroillV
and Whookir. the neuron for the
stream in thooiroodu wan lilil‘iillktd.Wlihs
patterns-ins. hut Mint 11 lot of territory,
was immuiud. ovur tho hunt for tho:
shotgun had to be given up. titul-
rnao was unable to iocnto the stream.
Thu othoorn tire nutinliod thutuhiul»
vnuo was not attempting to (11111111on
them in his unahillty to locate the
1111111111111 that hldon tho nimtgun. (in
thin way to find the lunch or river ho‘
mum norms ti nutuhor of familiar
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Shot Are Found.
. A stop was mndv uudor tho in": New (:11an
land it minute examination or 131111 “lg-M15 sleep in a bed. But “lion 1“.
bark and limbs was made by mitt-v11
The marching was ten 1min
{or he dug out or the than "two
flattened show. and more the other? 11111111.; 111111 in 1111111 was hiding in
tho woods about tour or iii'o tit-1 its.
Mulvuso said it first that! ht- would Vireiii
nut in his poctwt.
The shots are» identical in wright:
and appearance with ‘ the shots that
“‘9 60930” at Norwalk “‘0“ 0‘“ "‘55, i:11 explained that hi1 finally heroine
«in» arm oi” Guinrppo Fusco when H111 weary of the wandering in the woods.
nutter was at tin: hospital, and also and decided to throw his mm away.
9,,“ch Shooting. “with the shot. taken i‘mtn tho body oi
dormer Mundiiu. ‘ that he followed the railroad tracks
in Wood! for Weeke. ,1und wnikoti into Nuwtown.
When tho (idioms and the prisoner 110111121 11
were going through tin,- wootis (hit took the train. but he rufuned to say.
iniior was at timuu wry 1311111111.: and
apparently did not wont to content (1099 not matter.
common sense, and you will appreciate the importance of
keeping your stomach in good condition, your bowels regular
,1 and your liver active. Your health depends on these organs, and
your happiness depends upOn your health
As’ the chain is no stronger than the weakest link, so the body is no healthier
than its digestive organs. uTh'e surest and safest way of regaining lost vigor is by
atimely and thorough course 0! ‘
Pills «4.11.11.10.11 wide]y known and tubal: effective medicine for dealing with stomach
They not upon $91ng and liver in it gentle, Votim‘ulating
lie was relating
portenoo in hiding
his or Taken to Jail.
in the woods last After (kiineppo Muivano had been“
full and immune evaded the Ollli'fl‘s hound over to the next term of the.
he know was marching for superior court, and also after the:
H11 staid that he used to 511001 souroh for the iizisring gun had been
at birds and rook thorn. Ho niru lived abandoned. the two state policemen.
on green corn and apples.
woud steal brood where ho could. city in the same automobile. and 511111
Ono time but started to no hutch ‘1" 111.10 was placed in the enmity jail lose
01“! dust to not a 111K111 night. He will remain there until he‘
got in New Cannon he knew thin ht‘ mug.
would ho dapttirod ii)‘ the police and
ho ran away into the woodu again. lion
Tired of Wandering.
Alter ho broke the gun in two he sold
in his possession, and
whore ho went thou. However. that
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“Ni no and their prisoner came back to tho
is (‘nt'ci‘it‘tl to the routityabuilding for
Relatives Suspected. “ '
lion the clue was picked up that];
lot] to Mill‘fllsu living suspected ion"
the murder of Harry Mnudiin, that
i‘nruior. has not been yet told. There
was 11 time when Mulvaso was noti
thought of in the case at all, as that
county officers. in ondeavoring to]
locate the assassin, first thought of m
motire for the crime. So relatives or
the murdered man were suspected all
first.
Perhaps Sheriff William Voilmer
and State VPolicemnn Vinelli also had! .
He had
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