Special Sale of
Printed 1LaWns at
so a~yard ,. .
,100 different patterns to be ,
lect from
E K. BANKS
Mahaokcmo Hotel Block
80th Norwulk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Continued
unsettled weather with occassionalg
showers tonight or Thursday; wanner
tonight in interior; moderate easterly
rwinds. . The southern disturbances,
central over Alabama. has moved but
little during the last 24 hours. It has
tproduced general showers from Teu-
nessee southward to the Gulf, Another
disturbance, central over Lake Super-
ior. has produced showers in the non
them qortion or the Luke region.
Scattered showers were also reported
:ilongsthe North Atlantic coast. An ar-
cn of high pressure moving in from the
northwest is causing a decided fall in
temperature between :the Rucky mann-
tnins and the Mississippi river. The
temperature continues high in the cen-
tinues high in the central sections, but
\is lower this morning in New England.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 68; high, 74.
Cloudy.
Butler Lodge, 1. o. o. 1:. will meet
this evening.
Eureka. Rebekah
Friday night.
Lodge will meet on
U. S. Auto Tubes, 34 x 3%. . . $4.28.
STU‘RGES GARAGE C0.
Douglas Fowler, 1N0. 15, W. R. (1.,
will meet Friday night.
Count Frances, ()rdey’of the Golden
Sceptre, will meet tonight.
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William Norris of Danhury is visit.
ing in South Norw‘aik today.
Joseph Saunders is entertaining re-
latives from Quebec, Canada.
Lady Jennings Lodge, Shepherds of
lLtlethlehem, will meet this evening.
There will bell meeting of the
Building Trades Council Friday even-
ing.
Miss Ethel pacey, of New Britain,
in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
M. (.lorcorun, of Plattsville avenue.
. Auto Tubes, 32 x 3% ..... $4.05
STURGES GARAGE (30..
U. ‘S
Mien Camilla McClusky, of 'Buitl-
anore, Md, is visiting Miss. Elizabeth
Murphy, of Connecticut avenué for a
short time.
William H. McMutbon is preparing to
lay cement sidewalks in front of his
prol‘touty.ntl the corner of diced ctrcet
und ‘i’utuam avenue.
('outtraomr William
has about. completed the new elbow
WindoW‘l in the More of 'Oouneaily db
Bracken on Woohington street.
-.
Samuel P. Holmes, of the South Nor- .
wolk Fire Deprmmout otartcd‘on his
vacation or ten days this morning. and
George author to nubutitutlnz for him.
H M. Klelhlg conducted on automo-
bile ride to Clowoon’o Point, on Sun-
day, A Barker truck took the large
party and all report an enjoyable tithe.
The cement work in WeIt avenue
was started up agent today. not
Friday was the loot day cement you
told but mntwro are being puobéd to-
new 11...... 1
South Norwalk and Norwalk
ll. McMahon
‘ JUST our/
FilSL National Bank
Also Other Now 011”. ,
Your Choice, 250.
WM. humus!
STATIONERY STORES .
(9
Live Australian Freaks,
A calf, somewhat of a freak of no-
tulc, was born on T. G. Ware's farm
at Little Akoroa, Australia, recently
It has five logs, the extra one work-
ing in a socket in the breastbone. The
cult is thriving, and is strong and
healthy. Another freak, 11 lamb, in re 1
ported to have been born at Pint
Point Station. It has three ours and
eight legs. it did not live.
. Pioneer Tobacco Growers.
The original planters of fine tobacco ;
Er. Honduran were Cubans, who ,_
brought their seed and methods of cur. 1,
ing, and with favorable soil, climate:
and labor conditions were oucceoet‘ulf;1
their tobacco taking first prize in nev- ,1
eral international exhibitions; quontl-l'
ties were exported to Cuba and sold‘
as Hpbuun tobacco. These planters
Extraordmary Sale Of
, WALKS
,WW- W...—
c 1i ‘ erators
U...
Which Means 11 Saving of 20%‘
to you
Our line or Refrigerators are all 01’ Well known innkes, such an
The White Mountain, Leonard Glenn-able, Motion and Mace. They
are economicatusers of ice, made on strictly sanitary lines. in par.
detain-white enamel, zinc and unlvanlhed linings, in either apartment
or lift cover styflle
A. J. Collins 81 Co.
A WOMAN WHO IS NOT CURIOUS IS A CURIOSITY,‘
It
does not, need a halo of mystery, for it is made only of the richest
/
but there is no curiosity or mystery about Bonnie Poultry Feeds.
and finest of gralnmprocuruble. Any one can use them success-
fully. The right feeds play a big part in the success of poultry rais-
lug.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Q
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers—~Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and. Poultry.
Concrete, Cement, Flag
QCurb 8. Cutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
(iiGradlng, Excavating, Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
x
SCBAWL ND'ONE couw READ .
Valuable Mnnuoovlpt Loft,by Colonel
Burnaby Doflod tho, Eflorto ‘
of Exportl.
0.—
ll wna stated at. the time of Colonel
hlud him the manuscript of a novel.
for which there was considerable oom-
petltion among the publishers
'lhlo in quite true. The manuscript.
ll. bulky parcel, was handed to me
with diacrotiouury power elthcr to
publish it myself or to use it in con-
nection with the proposed biography.
Here a singular and, as itilnnlly _
proved, a fatal obstacle presented it-
self. Familiar for many yearn with
‘Burnnby‘s handwriting, I could not
after dlllgent endeavor make out more
than a sentence here and there on the
crowded page! of manuscript.
"Burnuby'o writing was, possibly
with the exception of Dean Stanley‘s,
the worst I ever saw. ‘It looked as if
beforonlttlng down to write a letter
he had pulled to twig out of the hedge,
mixed a little blacklngymd then gone
ahead. ,
He wrote the whole of his “Ride to
Through Asia. Minor" with his own
hand. But before they reached the
printer they were fairly written out
by a copylnt.
The hapless than used to make out
as much, as he could, then leave
blanks, for filling up which be had to
seek the assistance of the author.
Sometimes there were more blanks in
a page in n words.
Despair mg of making anything of
the manuscript of the novel, it was
submitted to a publisher, who turned
upon it his most skillful doctpherlnt.
Neither head nor tall could be made,
of the manuscript and the intention f
of publishing the novel was conse‘,
quently abandoned. “Sir H. W. Lucey, l
in Cornhill Magazine. 3
SEEK EVER TO KEEP FRIEND;
Worth Careful Nurturing, Since Noth-
ing on Earth Can Be More
Beautiful:
In an article mthe Woman's Home
Companion on the compensations that
come to those who live away from
became well to do and retired.
Banana Skin Law in Brazil,
During 11. Southwnrk inquest, in
which it was suggested that an old
man had slipped on a bananmskln, a
juror said he had been in Brazil, and
there if a policeman saw a person
throw a banana or orange skin on the
roadway that person was at once or—
rested and fined or sent to prison.——-
London Daily Graphic.
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6| WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488.
O. B. Jackson
Opticllan
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
Beauty Hint.
Red elbows, pays the Evening News,
are happily a. thorn which may be re-
moved. Snw off the red elbows, aonk
.. W~MMM W
them in a bleaching mixture of. uu-l
nicked lime, steep them in curbollc
hold, and they will never trouble you
again. Cold feet may be treated sim-
ilariy.
Best Form of Prayer.
When the hearts of men and warm
on are filled with heavenly love, at
powar_whlch makes for righteousness
constantly emanates from them.
Those who pray withe their lives of-
fer the most effective prayer, even
though they do not. utter I word:—
Chnuncey Giles.
ICE CREAM
THEJBEST IN TOWN
HAVE YOU TRIED IT?
We have our new machine working now and are making good
Ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUN DLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK. EAST NORWALK.
great centers of population there ap-
peared the following sound advice:
"We are idly inclined to think that u. f
real friendship, onca begun. ought to 1
survive of its own vitality; but. alas!
nil beauty in this world from a rose-
clip to a human soul. needs nurture
Nietzsche speaks very scornfully of
these who fancy they dare show them-
selves as they are to their friends. 'F‘or
1 your friends,’ he advised, ‘wear every
adornment.’ ll, in well worth while. to
save the highest cheer, the brightest
llhougbta, the gentlest attentions. for
the friends. One should always keep ,
some impersonal topics of conversar
tlon ready, so that your thoughts.th
,gether should not huddle down to the
sordid atmosphere of narrow spaces.
Be not only the sunshine to Your
friend, but be a broad outlook and a
wide view! Love must have space and ‘
air to thrive 111.,
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"Human life offers us nothing else
so beautiful as real friendship; not
llove, not prosperity, not fame, are no
t fair, on ‘precloun 80 faster it! Let no: ,
idletrust, no absence, no difference of i
environment, dim its luster. ,Let‘dcnth E
itself be powerless to rob you of its i
nweetnesai Never break it; never lose
it; it in the oweomt touch of mortal
life"
‘,
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Sum of Small. I
The tenth part. of a grain of musk:
will continue for years to fill a room ‘
with its odorlferouo particles, and at,
Point to Remember.
it was the bullet master who spoke.
The occasion was the rehearsal in
London of the Walpurgio scene in
Guonod’n "Faust," Ho chided: "Loi-
dles, loidieu, take yer ’anda off yer
’lpa, yer not dancing on 'Ampotcad
’euth; yer dancin' in, 'ell."
Bright Light try/Calamity.
Times of general calamity and con-
funlon have ever been productive of.
the greatest minds. The purest ore
to produced from he hottest furnace,
and the brightent hundcrbolt to elicit.
ad from the darkest storm.—-Laoon.
Womnu'o Ago.
Women are never old no long as
:they retain their curlonlty and thctr
inquloitivoneuo. When I womIn boo
nlout her interest in contain and scandal
who is already dead—W. L. Courtney.
~
. all" to ho HIIrd From.
' Many women have attempted to
,Icold affection into the beam of man,
'but We have never heard of cue 'who
Lucceadod -0t1lca¢o Record Herold.
Ono Family of Advuuol'no Alto.
AI vie got older we find Ono of the
no things in life II We way to which
tho number of than who coil in by.
our Chi-1mm: name dimlotoboo. “
For Low and 0rd». ,
Gaucho Poplin—am, pull“, on:
into mm“ 1111111111. in going’ to do
, man» into I you continuum.
The Paris Cloak .81 Suit House
515 Main St.. Stamford. 33 So. Main St, South Natural]:
Annual Mid Summer
Sale of Ladies” and
Misscs’ Suits. Dresses
Skirts, Coats, Waist-s,
Mus m Underwear and Corsets
The time has come 1111111111 wilted «15°11. moot be lowered-mo
all 11111111111111 goods must go. regardless of wool rive can get for them.
Theron thousando of dottau’ worth ‘01 upttovdutn merchandtne here.
that must be cleared out-wit larger .1691: than ordinary and in took-
111,, prices for this «mightyi clearanqo mu. ‘
to out. mule pronto of: undthon some 11. many won.
1 '1 Come to thtI onto withffull
the mate“ voluoo pooIlb
. 1
1:1-‘Ibcmnid event of ti:
have not. been ItiItd‘ _
confidence that you will cot. by for 5 1
rd and you'll not ho ,/
amounted. mom to and 11‘ mwmmfimh tho: 1
proclably diminished in weight.
A cubic inch of air origin: from the
flame of a Bunsen burner lino been
found to contain no fewer than four
hundred and eighty-nine million dust
pIrtcheI. '
A drop of blood that might be sus-
pended from the point of a needle con~
‘tnlnI about a million of red corpuscloa.
Yet, although matter in no marvel-
ously divlvtblc, the olfactory net-yes
are infinitely more sensitive. Much
yet remain to be investigated with
reference to these nerveo which dio-
crlmlnato with such apparently ml-
rooulouI accuracy.-~flarper’o Weekly.
Chou, Ind tho (tom. of Life.
An lndlun phllooophcr thuI describes
cheII: “it. ll 11 repreIontItlve con-
tain. a bloodloII combat, In image 110}
only of'uctutll military operation. but
non of the earth, from the cradle to
tho move, in continually waging-41113
bottle of lilo“, One Icon clearly that,
even 3011): back to it: birth. the par-1
nilelmn between alien and mono»
tIlI, for docs anybody know Just when,
when and how the first man appeared
on earth? NIB, ‘il it not I foot on:
man'I Ittrlbum Ind nature have ro-
mIlnId unchanged throughout can»
tutln, and um ohIII' 1m played
much in the «no my. Inch chow
mm moving in ftI allotted manner
ovum. nvo thouIInd yIIri Idol ’ -
woman. Imam of I you Im-
11cm ”11:: Inf-conduct“ boom: _
Burnaby’s death that ho had left bc-‘ ~
Khiva.” and his "Ride on Horseback :-
. ~ I
WEEK
the end of-that time it will not be up- i
. a telephone call to the Norwatlk F‘lt'ei
of that [renter wanton, which every
. , I: the truck could - mind a. would:
You can buy 11 ton of steel for twentuclght do].
lnru. But a ton of, steel made into uutch Billings ’
is worth twenty-eight thousand. The difference?
A nintltorjot refinement. Ford Vanadium is the most
highly refined utccl used in .nutomohile conutruc- -
tion - lightest w strongest ~~ cutest. S. l... Ilcue~
dict, agent, 98 South Main street. '
The Hat ch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everythmg
Telephone, 45.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and ,
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety ‘ '
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits. of I. ,
wide scope for lndividuIl preforment and tune. We are agents;
and keep a larato supply on hand. ‘
BEST POTATOES a peck ..................... .....L27'c'
19 pounds SUGAR for . .. ........................... $1. 00
BEST BUTTER, a pound ........ . ........ . .......... 32c”
. WE GIVE S. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A&P Tea Company
124 WASHINGTON 812, SOUTH NORWALK
Dcllverleo 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m.
Tel. No. 909. Pm only”.
Now Ready for Demonstration
at our Garage
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET’ Telephone 681- 3 NORWALK, QONN.
tupon compliment to the gluon; w»
did such good w01k a
The male membe1s of the chum
family worked like demons when t.
reached outdoors and it; was well tit .,
------1—- did for they kept the filament?!
All the family were asleep when the had communicated with- 113119
fire started Mid it Wills the flare Wthll 1 down to such an extent that. them ill
awakened one member. .1He hastily I men were able to cope with the
WIN STRUGK BY LIGHT-
NINE BERNIE!) llllVlll
(Continued from MIST. Poul
communicwted the nous to the remain- airivul. A bucket brigade won fo'
i111; members r111ml they quickly alone i and the hell was finally p11
to make an attempt to save their 1pm!" so tirelessly and onceaoingl
e1ty. It woe coon been to who futile and .1 men wmk
Loot with the lblll‘ll. which w
Department was dentin Thecun W“ a good sized structure, wore so”
an cement 9mm! tor the firemen tot guns, an: tons 011m put in
come and save that houoe. the bomtlng last week fmany mtg
then being beyond all efforts. 1 and all the tools and mint
'Drlver Wan-1&1 M‘ ‘CONOTRH. 01 the manta found on a mm. of
Hope H039, commttlicutod with Chief‘ Lugkjly the 1101895 and COW '
George 8- Montwm ry and the latter 1 past‘tll‘ed out, also they (too in
otrlclal twns ruddy 'll 3 moment *0 30’ been in the conflngratlon.
'il’ll'h his men Th 9 W310 went W9 . The fences leading from the
Chief ; Montgomery. Dover, Commit. and vicinity tutu burned many tut
Richard 1" Moore. 1 trick SC lSl'Wth‘Y were still blazing furiously on 1'
and mm Mouton Comm“. Of 0110 vol of the firemen, but him to:
Phoenix Emilio Odmpuny. Th0 rldo tinguilshelo net tie the mutt
will longbe romemd cred in the counts forjy.m]0n on of tank ,
of the deportmonmfor it who u. moor on the house to such good dd
Jumble one. that; long before the Iuppl’
Driver Cordornn . nit: lite. hoot en- mutated the are bud been fir
ergto‘s to keeping lilo truck in the clip (13,. control and inter ”any
my road nndtheil nbeotdownwkm‘
limbo/bod fury. - g 1W9 the fire
was touched each 1 11 every man was
did not bemoan help logo or
mtbunltfuiuooo at having- had
> to; saved . -
Iti commit the a
Norwalk Chronicler