Printed Lawns at
so a yardF
100 dittoncnt patterns to sew
lect from. M
E. K. BANKS '
Mohsckem Hotel Block
South Norwnlk
i
Count. Laurel, Daughters of Castiie,‘
will meet this evening.
Washington Camp, No. 11, P. O. 8..
of A. will meet this evening.
hm." '
Tomormw evening there will bend
town meeting on the bridge matter. i
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. A1 Bergen and Effigen Whiet of
.East Norwalk spent Sunday in Bridge
port.
-—U. S. auto tubes, 30 x 3 1-2,
Sturges' Ga'rage Co. .
There will be a regular meeting oi5
1,! none Tribe, N. 213, Red Men, this ev:
oping.
$3.83.
Miss Edith Bartlett, of Reed street.
has ueturned from her vacation which
1 she spent at Rockaway Beach.
The monthly meetingof the Nor-
waik Building Loan and investment
Association will beheld this (evening.
All those who are to participate in
the sail toyoiioy. Grove, in the launch
“Olga“, Wednesday night, will please
meet at Guider's corner not later than
7:15.
-—-U. S. auto tubes. 30 x 3 1-2, $3.33.
Sturges‘ Garage. Co.
\hiol'ph Bray, employed at the Munii
cipal Electric Lighting Plant will leave
for his vacation shortly and Harry
Tove has just returned from his race;
tion of one week, which he spent in
New York city.
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The a‘nnuai meeting of the stock.
holders or the Norwalk Building, Loan
and investment Association. for the
election of omcers to be held this ev-
ening at the oillce of Taylor & Golden
in the Trust Company ibuilding.
Willis R. Austin. of Washington
V . “treat, hos sold to Mr. Philips, 13. new
Brush runabout. Mr. rPhilips has had
. no previous experience with automo-
biles, but for that he was able to ban-
die the little Bruszh the first day.
The annual joint excursion of tin,
Norwalk and the East Avenue MothO-
(list Sun~day~Schools will he held to
morrow. The steamer Huntington will
’ leave the South Norwalk steamboat
dock at. 8:30 promptly and a large
numlber are anticipating the trip.
Athletic games and the usual sports
will ibe hold.
, Minn Edith rouge, hau returned 110
» hambury after spending a week'u vacu~
lion with Miss ‘I-buth Schoen in South
Norwaik and at Fairileld Beach Mlas
Salmon accompanied Miss Ridge to
'i‘iuu‘bury to spend the ou‘tnmer voca-
tion with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
1’t‘lcorgo Schoon, 16 Cherry otroet, Dan-
lbury. ‘
”a:
Audit your own account in the Saw
lngu department of ,the South Nor-walk
Trust Company. , On «Saturday, July 20
the Sentinel ,wlll ' print the number of
such depositors book and tho vomount
‘oroditod thereon. lire/110111001: elm WH-
’. try their “Willis by comparing then
mount credited with the amount ill-in.
ted opposite the corresponding number
7 on the outside of tho 11191111.? ”print
, your book to the Trust company this
‘ Ntilbdl. 30 Y 3. 32
wool: and have your interoat entered ‘
JUST ”OUT.
First National Bank
AlIo Othor Now On“. .
Your, Choloo, 25¢.
WM P. BEERS
STATIONERY STORES
South Norwalk and], Norwalk
1
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Local
showers this afternoon; (air and cool-
er tonight; Wednesday lair, probably
followed by showers. A well-defined
disturbance, central this morning over
Alabama. has plotiuced gcneial rain,
’duriug the last 24 home in the south '1
ern states from the Mississippi riveri
eastwaid to the ltlnntic coast The;
greatest amount reported
inches at Jacksonville, Fla. Scattered}
showers occurred from Kansas north-i
eastward across the Lake region to
New England. An area of high pres-l
sure, central over Michigan, is prodlri
cing very cool weather in the Lake re!
gion.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 69; high, 80.
Partly cloudy.
The contractors are breaking ground
today for the new, building for the
Horrjs & ’Gans company ‘in Water
street.
The Norwélk Board of Witter Com-
missioners have started the work of
relaying the water pipes through
Crosst street.
Mrs. Helen Smith of New York city,
is the guest. of Mr. ahd Mrs. F. w. r.
Andrews, 01‘ 7 Weetport avenue for a
few days.
William, son of Councilman and
Mrs. William Thompson, of Maple
street, 'will enter the Veterinary Hos~
.ipi‘tsal in New Haven from yesterday to
that place. He will later go to college
to complete his knowledge of1the sol
once.
Lot tho Truth. Stand.
In Lilian Whiting‘s "The Brown-1
lugs" occurs this anecdote: ‘an tho
last days in Vsnlco’ Browning was
reading to ‘1 his Son and daughter-lu-
law that ‘Epilogue' which sums up his
own attitude to life and its problems
--:the laminar verso beginning, “One
who never turned his back, but
marched breast lorwsrd,’ and, pans-
ing at the stanza, said, 'it seems al-
most like praising myself to any that.
and yet it is true, the simple truth,
and so I shall not conceal lt.‘ "
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Paid Proportionato Share. ‘
A poor fellow having 'wlth difllculty
procured an audience of the duke of
Newcastle, told his grace he. only
came to solicit him (or something to-
wards a support, and as they were 0!
the same family, both being descend-
ed from Adam. hoped he should not
be refused. . “Surely not," said [tho
duke, "surely notwtbere is a penny
tor you, and it all the rest or your
relation: will give you as much you'll
be I richer man than»! am."
Cannot ‘Ellmlnoto- Love.
:A periodical devoted to the drama,
pleads (or play: l1 ed on come onto-
tlon other than lo o. The difficulty
in producing such play: is that over?
a how the playwright. as well as his
audience. almost inevitably adopt: tho
m “pm-ed two thounud you
no by to scribe on one o: 1.11
'JOYM' l woman ii not B “in.”
was 8.14 ’
study with the veteraniary surgeons in‘
play most new ‘I hero. and in mulling,
1111111111 or Pompom “He now My“
‘The:7 New . Picture *' 2‘
which Means a Savmg of 20%
' but there is no curiosity or mystery about Bonnie Poultry Feeds.
does not need a halo of mystery, for it is made only of the richest 1
WALK
to you. ‘,
Our line or Refrigerators are all of well known makes, such as
The White Mountain, Leonard Cieunable, McKee and Mace. They
are economiciil users at lco,,mado on strictly Sanitary lines, in porn
.celain 'whlto enamel. zinc and galvanized linings. in either apartment.
01 litt cover style. .
A. J Collms & Co
.1,
1
K,
I
A WOMAN WHO~ IS NOT CURIOUS IS A CURIOSITY,
It
and finest of grains procurable. Any one can use them succesg—
fully. The right feeds play a. big part in the success of poultry rais-
ing. \ ‘ ’ .
MANUEL T. HATCH."
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom.
arse-Bonnie Home Ground Feed tor Horses. cattle and Poultry.
Concrete, Cement, Flag
llCurb & Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
(lGrading. Excavating.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Team Work
-- .0. qw,..-..f.u..._._.._. .fi.
u WALL crater
NORWALK.
PHONE“ '
O. B. J acksoil
Opticifs n, m
Everything in the thical . Line
Eyes Examined Free
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ICE CREAM
11113111133111 IN TOWN
111w: YOU Trust) 111,
We have our new machine working now and are making good ’
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. EAST NORWALK.
Misses" Suits. Dresses
The Paris Cloak & “Suit House
515 Main St.. Stamford. 33 80. Main St. South Norwnlk
Annual Mid Summer
Sale of Ladies’ and
\
Skirts. Coats, Waists,
Musim Underwear and Corsets
, 'l‘ho thus 11.1 outdo again when stool“ 11111111. be 111,191.11.“me
all 1111111111111 wood: must no, regardim of - not on «a not. roi- them. -
111111161. thousands of dollars' Month of upoodoto tridrcllundioo hora
1111111. must no cleared outs-nu. lumr o‘todlt than oldinltjr and to 1111111 ‘
. Population of 11qu- Ind 11. mini...
, We gather mm the ‘Eftuaslan Your . _
Book" that on January 1. 1910, the
population 0! Russia mounted to
1160 748 .400. and together with the Flu-
nlsh provinces the total population
amounted to 163. 7'78 .800 people.
13% years. from the autumn of 18117
to January. 1911.
cholera and twins the Russian pop-
ulation has lncroigood by 38.199000
souls—man annual growth of 2,.782 000. - ‘
In point oi numbers Russia. ill first of
all the white races. 1 l
of Russian race; the empire counts.‘
10 per cent.
at Poles and a considerable number 0!
Lithuania“. Lotto, Fiona and laws.
.In territorial extent
largest country in the world.
64 times as big as Franco.
are. it is said. engogodin agriculture, .
10 per «111.. in various industries. 4.6
per cont. in private service, 3.8 per
cent. in trade. All other. occupations
do not engage more than 7.5 per cent. i
Although in Russia agriculture is .
generally the predominating occupar
tion the largest proportion of people
employed in tblapursuit is found in
Control Asimbbout 83 pér cent: the“,
decond piccolo taken bySIborla, over
80 per cout.:~ followed by the Cau-
causus, about, 79 nor cent. and Po-
land, with only/.1663 per cent. .
other band. industrial pursuits, min-
ing industries, etc. are more devel-
oped in Poland, which engage 16.4
per cent. of the population employed;
then comes, European Russia, about
. 10 per cent. the .
taken by the Cnbcnsus and Central
Asia.
ALL HAD STARVED TO DEATH
Flohlnr. Colony In the For North,~
oontly received advices of a terrible
occurrence in' the far northern island
of Nova Zambia. Some time ago the
head of an Archangel firm founded a
fishing colony in Nova Zembla. the
members of, which were employed to
fish solely on his account.
was recently dispatched thither, but
when the crew landed they found not, ..
a single living-person. No provisions
had been supplied for the ten months
during which communication with the ..
island is impossible, and the entire
colony had perished ol‘ hunger.
luckloas fisherfolk, to judge by non-
cilcd notes left by one of the victims.
a man named Chenott, underwent ter-
rible experiences before death oven
took them.
been the last man left relive, 11nd saw
all his companions the one after the
other. This is his own account of his
impressions:
our provisions and we can get noth-
lng, not evemtho tiniest fish. A ship
appears; it is a fresh delusion, for
she does not come our way. It is ter-
rible to pee our children dying of
hunger.
taking the wool or our clothing and
eating that.
all dead.
two Women are left alive.
suffering horribly.
ate the flesh ol’ the dead, and they
have died as the result. . . .
Chonofl. am the only living person
remaining,
lines. My hands shake. my eyes no
growing dim, no 1 tool that tho and
is near.”
grape: tram Liverpool to the United
States. in which there was formal-l!
0. fair trodo, has been molly reduced
‘by Belgian competition.
hotbouuo mun producing regions of
England one Sussex md Kent. ‘
wholesale dealers at Covent Garden
market, in London, and thence to the
Liverpool dealers.
tends from April to December, durinu
which time prices mule from 10 to so
cant- I pound
uporhtb item or declared export from
Brussels. Belgium. to tho Unitod
Blot» in 1908. It which 11:11; the lth‘
Milt! of trunk mp0s totaled $19.63!.
in the following your thou shipment:
rooo to “8.761. ml in 1910 {to 165.757.
'rbo «pox-ta in 1911 mm 'valuod ot
“9.01.
A peculiar om nuns undor tho no
tioo of 3 summit at Molouc. 1115.1”...
fluently.
stoked our 1110 Ihouidor with I book.
and implodintoiy bow to ”roll Iii
our in
tor t
boon tho m laId notion in almost
com to 11111 solo will 1.11m... us; ’ you will 1 .
‘ 1 m you’tluot‘bo
, .711
.,..uis waits RACES. ,
Show by Recent mum to Bo
Ovor 163.000.0011.
m...-
In
in spite of war.
The vast population is not entirely-
! Tellers. 6 per cent.
Russia is the
It is
Three-quarters of the population-
.. Farms Wanted!
‘Anywhcretin Connecticut
Did you ever hear of or farm being sold from
- a“For Sale" sign board? We nova:- did.- This
EMBLEM 0F DISSATISFACTION makes a
neighborhood look CHEAP. would you seek a
location where every farm was plastorod with 11
“FOR SALE” board? Of course you wouldn’ t.
1 It requires more than 11 “FOR SALE" sign to sell
property. It requires energy, hard work, years of
experience and a tlgrough knowledge of the but»
nose.
We HaV‘e 80111 More Farms
in your county this spring than all other agents
, combined. As we have Sold for OTHERS, why
not for YOU? GET IN ON A “LIVE WIRE"
while you Can. You have been on a “dead one"
long enough. Tear down your "FOR SALE” dis—
tress-signal and prepare to wave the flag of vic-
tory. Write us giving full particulars. price,
terms, etc. Padded prices will not be considered.
WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF CASH BUYERS.
'P Si.-~We1 make no charge of any kind unless aale‘
is made by us, or to unity whom we may send
Stripe-Hodges Company
Real Estate Investments
.1220 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY
On the
last places being
Le. Without Provisions, Sue.
cumbed to Last individual.
m
The Russian minister of marine re-
A steamer
The 1-
Chenot‘t seems to hove
“We are at the end of
You can buy a ton of steel for twenty eight. doi-
lars. But a ton of steel made into \HilCll saplings
is worth twenty—eight thousand. The difference?
A matter of refinement. Ford Vanadium is the most
highly refined steel used in automobile construc- ‘
lion — lightest _. strongest — safest: S. L. Ilene-
dlct, agent. 93 South Main street. ' ‘1
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephono. 40.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plaster and won-paper. It in susceptible c! an infinite, variety
0! aiitlatlc designs tor walls and ceilings, and permits 6! I
wide scope tor individuol preterment and taste. We are “out!
and loop I turn :11er on hand.
Driven by necessity, we are
. . . The children are
Only four fishermen and
W91 on
Two fishermen
I.
bad I am 'trocinx- thou
Ionian Hothouoo drop».
Expomtlon or English bothouso
The chief
Tol
Thence the fruit ll sent to the
The lesson ox-
Frosb moon that uppoorod bio
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Pauli" In Votorlnory Music.
A valuohlo born but boon
Imaging 111111111». Tho duo
on tram ill noio to in
11..., Azimuth
had om helm til dosh and
skin Ind um it aim
in torrid tho
Willi!
pm the mud Ion _ f
plum 111.1. .. this doctor om
first
19 pounds SUGAR for . ..
BEST BUTTER, a pound .
XlRl 8? [iii
BEST POTATOES,apeck .............
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‘WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 811, SOUTH NOBWALK
Dollvorloo 8:30 a. m. and 2:10 p. m. m‘. Doll ‘
. No. 909."
Now Ready for Demonstrauon
at our: Garage
Norwalk Chronicler