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- special business.
-Iron Mouidcrs' Union was held last
arise ,
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,’ 'nuvlgation and transportation, ,while
. in tra alloy, on i! the custody of shi’ "
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ratio. by lire, theft. lightnlus.
, “musics. transport
canon tor orally. tanmsbip 00., oto.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN .i
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Rani gttatewTown, Country and Short
Upon
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South Norwaik. Conn. , .
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1”Vision, No. 1, A. 0. 11., will meet
tomorrow night».
John Kusho is in «New York today on
The Master Plumbers' Association
flield :1 regular meeting inst. night.
him-walk Aerie, No. 588. Frntcrnnl
01‘tl>i§il‘ of Englefi will meet tonight.
A regular meeting of tho Norwijlk
night,
lluchenoe 'lluymnkers‘ Association.
No. 32%;. l. O. R._M.. will meet tomor-
row night.
Btu-kiughnm W. R. 0.. N0. 30, Will
moot tomorrow afternoon for regular
llusiucss.
Wolcome stranger Lodge. No. 304,‘
sons. of St. George held a regular
meeting last evening.
:Arounum, hold an important business‘
meeting last evening.
The weekly dance of the Norwalk
Yul-ht Club was hold at the club house
or. Hickory Bluff, last evening.
Mrs. Ernest (Tochrnue, of Spring
field, is vdsiting her sister. Miss Nob
tie Broadway, in South ‘Norwalk.
linens 'i‘rlho, No. 26, held a meeting
at. lied Men’s boll last night. at which
itimp routine business was disposed of.
John Sorter; is recovering from a
sprained ankle which he turned while
lln bathing down nt Roton l’olnt lust
'ii‘riduy.
"l‘liu Trinity Episcol-pal Sunday
school lot‘t South Norwalk this morn-
ing in two cars bound-for Bunrdsley
ii’nru to enjoy their annunl picnic.
Word has been reocyled in The Nor-
wnlks tluu. on July 14th 11 son was
bOru to Mr. and Mrs. Allan G. Eiy,aof
Bridgeport, formerly of Norwnlh.
A. llaniel Key-worth. of the South
Norwulk post oiilce. honbnou threat
oping a vztcntloul‘or snvcrul tinys and
Inns iiunlly started on it: today he ll’
cli‘nmming, down the river.
m.
r. il‘nlr dcnling is what bulli’up tho bus-
than or Manuel '1‘. Hutch-«~41 good
diontiy permanent tirade—whim kind of
tirade thnt comes hook for more. See
Ilia advertisement.
l
’i‘ho coinhincd Birthday schools of’tlho
orwnlllk Methodist Church and this
past nvonuo Methodist Church, left
his morning on the stonmor “Hunting-
rion" for their nunuul picpic to Rye
'lhcoch.
l
i At the Royal Arcnnum meeting last
light. arrnngoments wore completed
or the Arnnnnm Field Day to be hold
it August 1. mgflhorobnven. District,
putty Snil'hh. of .humility, “mods his
nil-annual visit.
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l ’A' 900011111 “199111113 of the South Nor-
:wnlk dopancnt will bobcld wt Put.
nam Hone House, on Friday evening at
9 o’clock. to roccivs ‘repomfof coronal
‘ oolnmittesl that are now'rondy to to.
2 port and to take up such ochofmsticr
as may come motors the was. '
'rho/ Masonic niobium" y ‘ «cordon
will none. on. «no planned. on
' July on; moratorium mouths
sitcom: monomer plucky of
‘NwrWrnnuféeewmww
iii «no “ ‘ ourutmmumw
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nl. JliiiS wnln
. piooi‘ Connocticuttoday is the high
, poor, because never lilofore have the
‘ F incline" of Bloc; \ *
' ‘t’rical Supplies ‘
‘ Charles Buck. Jr.
51 MAIN ST» NORWALK
Telephones: .Offioo. 001; house. 21-!
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unnatural
Interesting Article Showing Pos-
sibilities oi Nutmeg State
Colonel Chnrlcs iii. Jarvis of New
Britain president of the Connecticut
State Agriculturol society has written
the 'l‘ollowing interesting and sugges-
tive nrtlcle on "Agriculture in Conecth
cut' which contains many facts which
show the grout musilnlillcs oi’ the Nut.
meg sluts in this‘iine of industry and
great, need of mole scientific work
among the farmers of the common-
w'cnnll:
Tho grentvst problem before lilo peo-
cost of living—is affects us all, rich and
necessities of life been as high as iii
are today.
The future offers little relief except
such relief as the people of Connecti.
out can give ihcmselvse. .
Boron Van Lobeok said long ago:
"Perfect agriculture is the true fouu.
dution of tho trade and industry. it
is n foundation of the riches of the
salutes."
All values come from the soil and the
State of Correcticut creates but a scant
twenty-live per cent of the food sup
plies which our people annually cou-
some.
Suppose that all the trunk lines con-
necting New England with the west
should be tied up by the invasion of n
foreign ice, or by a prolongod strike or
from any eviraordinary cause witntev~
cr—‘how long could New .Englnud ex-
ist under these circumstnrces'." .
Since 1850, 800,000 roprossntlng 32%
000,000 worth of tillnhlc land in Con-
necticut hove gone back'to the until-
_ Electing w. .
lotions , for over
Allow
Experiments that trifle with
contains neither Opium,
and alloys 'cherishness.
'Dlurrhuon’. Itf regulates .
GENUINE
Bears the
\
if the twenty percent of the tillahle
lnnd now formed in Connecticut pro.
(luccd an ordinary crop (measured «by
foreign production) it would furnish
nenriy nil tho food supplies our people
here consumo.
it the tlilnble area of Connecticut
was cultivated as it is in Franco, Den.-
miss all the food supplies for our own
people but would hove in large surplus
to spare. ’ _ ,_
Fanning in Connecticut may be a
lost art and yet farming in other coun-
tries where the innd has «been under
cultivation for a thousand years is a
profitable industry.
James J. \Hill says:
“The one question of supreme im-
portance (to it he American people) is
to extract from the soil the. innxinr-
production at the minimum cost. Up-
on this solution depends as to what is
the cause and remedy of the present
high cost of living. The farm is the
only hope of our national salvation and
until its production can be increased
' and produced cheaper we can hove no
matiorloi relief from the. present high
cost of living."
Our income for n generation have all
been flocking to the cities and . our
forms are deserted, and yet the French
peasantry are the most prosperous
lmonoy suvingi) of any people on '
face of the earth. We must devise
some method to make our forming at-
The Kind You ancAlwayn Bought. and which has born
80 years. has borne the‘ signature of
' and has been mode under his per-
sonal, supervision since its infancy.
All Ocuntcrioits. mutations and “ Just-Magood "taro but
Infants and Chlldron-dilyeflenoe agomsi; Experiment.
What is CASTORIA‘
Onstorlu. is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
sonic, Drops and Soothing"
substance. Its age is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms
For more than thirty years ii;
lulu, been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flutuicucy, Wind colic. all Teething
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s, Friend.
CASTOBIA owns.
mark and England, we would not only,
iractlvo to ,our young men‘and profit
Minot-cyan Racer, Explains Why Ho,
isn't Klilcd Wham Ho Tumble: ‘
on Snub-r Track. ‘
. . “People who know nothingabout it
Q think that falling from a motorcycle
going at high sped is sure ddutb." ,er
marked Joe Wsltérs, the famous
racer, who was recently spillcd tram
his machine while it was moving at-
. the rate of 90 miles an hour, and on?
‘ cspcd with or few scratches. ”As a
matter of fact it is safer to tall from
A machine moving at 100 miles an
hour than it is to fall from obs going
i at half that rats of speed. If this ‘spesd
is great enough to throw the rider
‘ free of his machine be slldos‘ulons‘
the track and escapes with a lei!
scrntchcn, or.” possibly. some broken
bones. The development of the motor-
cycle saucer track greatly lessens the
danger. if the rider is at.» the bottom
of the track he runs small danger of
bolus injured, provided he has pres-
ence of mind to keep from under the
motor in case of an upset. Tbo‘tew
riders that have been killed wore~
either caught under the machines or
Were riding near the top of the track
and brought up against one of the
. posts. In my full at Los Angeles the
low of gravitation brought into play
by the third of a mile circumference
of the track kept my Weight and the
,l
undone to dccelvc you in this. .
und‘cndnng'er tho health of
Syrups. It isplcnount. It;
orpbine nor other Narcotic
Troubles and.
the Stomach and Bowdr,
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Ladies’ Bathing Suits
Shoes
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weight of the machine of! the boards
until the. momentum had awakened
and there was practically no danger.
The marks 1 made on the track will
bear out my statement. There is a
scratch about. fifty feet in length al-
most immediatély in front of the pad~
(lock. 200 feet from where I started to
fall. The mark shows the compara-
tively short distance the machine and
l slipped before coming to a. stand-
still. The only damage I sustained was
t a bent pedal and some minor
} scratches."
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Signature of
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The Kind You [lave Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
TN! CENTRHI GOIFANY. n IUIRIV mitt. NEW YORK cm.
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lSYSTEM lS NEEDED IN THIS
Operation of Spring House Cloning
Seem: to Cry for Reform, Say:
More Mam,
only a little. encouragement to revive:
Yours very truly. :
CHAS. M. JARVIS, i . '”" ' ‘
a We have no desire to pose as one
___-_~M___g_‘ l criticizing anotbor's method of work.
i Our notion is that a man who has
Growth of Chocks. i spent his life running a hotel knows
The check has become, by tho no; how to do it better than we (10. who
lotion of events, a document having a; patronize hotels only for toothpicks,
clearly defined legal status; its iotm‘; matches and writing paper. Our mot.
is protected, like the bank note and: to is: “Shoemaker. mind your own
the bond, against counterfeiting sud; business!" and we adhere strictly to
alteration. and it is charged with thoi it. Ordinarily we let the lady who
function of carrying on the world's. runs our house alone. If we think she
exchanges with a convenience and l is making a bed backwards, or putting
safety and to un extent which give to“, too much bakingepowder in the bis-
it in many respects predominance cults, we say nothing. Bedmaking
over coin and bank notas.-—Bankers'i and cooking are ber’prolession; ours
Maxaslnc. is paying the bills.
. But with housecieaning time ap-
' ’ . prouching we pause a moment here to
“Mk" NM". Tribute to 8'“P‘ ‘5 suggest that there is no overwhelming
Now. ““9”“ “8i“- 09 him “‘3“ anxiety on the part of more man to
firstinventcd this some sleep! It cov- . have a house cleaned from collar to
a“ a ““3“ all “9“» “mush“ and all. , dome in a single day. Admitting that
“k" 3 01°“; 1‘ i“ "“3“ '0’ “"9 bun-1 we know very little about houseclenn~
gry. drink for the thirsty. heat for the mg as M art. we declare that it. seems
cold and cold for the hot. it is the; unnecessary to “D up every room in
0“"9‘" coin that. purchases all the _ the house as u starter. We cannot see
pleasures of the world cheap and tho , why it is necessary to take the rug on
balance that sets the kip: and the: the back bedroom floor in order to
shepherd, “‘9 100‘ and the WI“ man. ? get all the dust on the parlor plctur'es.
“em‘C‘WWW‘ i We may be wrong, but. it. strikes us as
curious that she cannot clean behind
the sofa in the den unless the down-
stairs hall is barricaded with the din-
language perpetuates the memory of E in: room furniture. Why it is neces-
primitivo methods. A “ballot" should ; :"yttggiump eti'oryll‘llingt o“: of $9
he 3 vote taken with bully—one of the? mo room It or er 0 c can °
various ancient Greek instruments of‘ kitchen window; n“ 3"" b°w maria
. lent to us
secret voila . And the word ‘suf~ ° ' .
froze," which? by some is derived from We resting ”1“ “’9 are treading on
President.
Porn-wan Old Meanings.
“Ballot" and "suffraso" show bum;
dangerous ground. But surely if more
lalblo condition.
Between 1000 and 1010 the docrcnss
must be the greatest attraction.
We talk about the «reef trust. being
"sumago," a. knuckle bono~or ankle
bone. in that case recalls on early
over was anything in need of a little
system it is springI boumiooninx.—~
in our tliloblo lands has been 8.000
acres? per your, representing a tuxabfé
mine of nearly ouoqusrtor of n mil-
and yet never has bent brought as
high at price on the form as today—cur
responsible for the high cost of living
method of recording the vote.
M
a“ p’r'om Put.
Detroit Free Press.
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broom?
lion dollarsmnloro money than our
whole sluts agricultural nmlropriatiou.
As it manufacturing community our
pasltoln is exceedingly hazardous as
oil oi our row ntcrlnls are imported
into the state and practically all our
nunml‘nohtrod productis mnrknted out,
side of the state. We produce nothing
except one quarter of the food slippllos
which con poopln consume .Ws change
tho chsrnctor of our mw product hyaci-
diug labor, but we depend upon those
ouoaldo of-onr sin-lo to supply no with
the row product nnd take our finish
ed monufnctumd articles.
Worse still, seventy-live porcentwf
Mint our people consumcwtho bread
of their mouthsmoomos from outside
of the state. ‘
, Ibtop‘ono moment and think of this
alarming cailditionvjwovory thinking
mun mint resting what it moving.
Loss thnn ten percent of our total
ores. is under active cultivation. and
only manor romeo: of our now am
is under any tlilsxswfist over.
“ in ovum Lands
«Seventyviivb per cent of who total or-
too'cf the Button islands is under cub.
motion. ?
'Doilmlil'k. with in area about ohm
#1060 lbs slots of ‘thlctlt and 9.
tion decreasing.
The Romady.
encourage agriculture enterprise 0!
the world to our manufacturers.
Our lands are not worn
tlou. .
Connecticut farming industry. .
rlnnltnrnl lids: is the ”decimal “fair
u
post of tint dim.
bar the espouse is but. ‘10 v
n
._ Vida bot pooch with all who food
t t“ on clinician and (imports .0150.-
000,000 of food manner tortillas
minor overheat. * * ,
, Wofmotnsuuwombr .
jibs automorphism “My lion» 5 .
hold worm on: may oui’fonr:
grain 09063 are equally as high, our
population increasing and our produo
Thorn is no relief in sight except
the spirit. of agricultural snwrpriso
'nnd ho appeal to you that it is the du-
ty or every citizen of Connecticut to
the time will soon conic when the high
not» of living will close the markets of
outwlhsy
simply need proper scientific oulilvnu
,‘Wbygivo financial old to the land
chow mildew York, where our agricul-
tural products out such nlpltlfui Moro
in com'mrlson with othsr stator-n
lhtic internal. and very small financial
contributiou will work. wonders on our
One or the greatest educators in up
’l‘hc Gonncoticut floats Agricultural
society outflow token on a new tom
of his and nuns: interest. and out?
port, from all columns of poo'ple in all
' The numerous postcmlm lite
monibensond to comb, s‘ life loan»
population of chat» the some 0912ch , MM membership 93mg. “may the
now to m in oils antagonism of
illoloonuouticutmio Anionitdrnt a» miss
oidtyvsild all“ autumn tin- ~ '~
The production of gas from pool.
having a low water content (up to
about 20 per cent.) for use in suction
Ban (saunas) engine: has already
met with success in Germany. but for
a number of your: efforts have bola
made to utilize post with a water con-
tent as high as 00 to 80 pin cont. sud
thus eliminate the costly process of
. dryinz tho row motorist.
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A: tho tin-Ion Uhfoidl.
80 then his your is repeating its
old story lulu. W0 are come coco
more, thank Godhto its most charm~
in; chaptar. The violets and tho mm
flowers ‘m as its inscriptions or viz-
u
Goethe.
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Witty,“ tho but.
The poet Pope was on his dosthbod,
a fricnd by his Dido." "Ibo doctor, a.
confirmed optimist, come in. «unload
the mom sod and in was who.
stone, finely. 7‘ lilo. pin!» up» better,
«id raps, , . , .
tundra moronic syn, plum,
h . " Arabia's first ,
g'l‘bor. is W Window tint
U
hotter. it mum motion a plenum
improsaion on us when m anon on“:
at these one: of the book of nice--
the .tovs‘snnd' cod. “by Pliers l- 1W”
to ‘hll'frifld. “dying at 9
Library:
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W 1!!
Oldut Maul.
A vacant. paper presented to the
cousin: the question of “the metals
used by the great nation of obliquity.
pointed out first sold mu probably
the first maul known to man because
it. is [anarchy found native.
The oldest metallic objects to which
we can assign a probable data are
thought to be those found in a royal
tomb at Nana. in Egypt, supposed to
halve been that of King Menu. in
on. of the absorber: vol-o somo'bits
of (old and a bend. a button Ind s.
lino wire of poorly puts copper. it
tho tomb had been preporly identified
than oblscts arc t least 6,800 yum
old. Hourly all t punctual gold that
bu boon “‘11!!!le connin- silver
ronouth to [in it til light color. it was
“th by the instant: in the bed
of the Pactolus and other mum of
Am Minor.-—Hupor’o W0 . ,
. mlpwm in common,
. Dr. I... 1.. ”mutant, tbs, law-mot of
Stupor-sully. tbs innumj 11111611. its
«in s "counts balm", mun My
lbs translation 0!:le pinto into limit-
lilho‘d ho book of GO!!!»
Roynl institution at Million. in dis- ‘
horwslk, Conn. both; on unicorn-
m‘iu W." m “’1'
. 4M ,
_ its; my doom
Wings, . . . .
~ Miss‘es' *8: Children’s Suits $1.1v49‘to $2.49
451.9810 $6.95
. . 2.50 to 49¢t
' ’ 1 9i} to 59¢;
- 250.,
Home“ Beets
Fancy ‘ Potatoes"
BEN HUR FLOUR .................
BAKER'S COCOA OR CHOCOLATE.
Raspberries, Melons, Tomatoes, C
Carrots. _
Pineappies
20 NORTH MAIN 8T.
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Proposals for
. State Road Work
Sealed proposals will be received by
the State Highway Commissioner,
Room 27, Capitol, Hartford, Conn, un-
til 2 p. 111.. July 18,- 1912, for a section
of 6,415 linear feet of macadnm road
under the formula of the State High-
way Department in accordance with
plans and specifications.
Bids will state the price as per
specifications. The State Highway
Commissioner roserves the right to
increase or decrease the number of
{tacit to be improved, after the contract
a e. '
All bids must be accompanied by 0.
bond of not less than onethird of tho
cost of the work. Any bidder to '
whom contract has been awarded re-
fusing to sign, the contract at the
prices offered and furnish a surety
company bond. or a. certified check,
shall forfeit from his bond 8. sum
equal to the difference in price be-
tween his bid and ribs next lowest bid-
der. Plans and specifications may be
examined at Selectmen's Office, Nor-
walk, Conn, or at the office of the
State Highway Commissioner, Room
27, (Tammi. .
The State Highway Commissioner
reserves the right. 'to reject any and
all bids.
Dated at Hartford, Conn, July 10,
912
JAMES H. MACDONALD,
State Highway Commissioner.
:11 St Room 27, Capitol, Hartford, Ct.
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UNITED" GROCERY COMPAN
So a bunch
300 a pen
................. .n-........-..' "
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urrants, Wax Beans, Cucumbét'
PHONE,
We Represent
First-Class and Prompt Paying}
Fire Insurance
Companies
J. M. LAYTON & o
(Incorporated)
REAL ESTATE AND msunm
AGENTS .
5 Railroad Ave. South Norwuk,
O THAME
OCULISTS AND OPTICIAN8
rinffivss :
are quickly relieved by a. pair
our Torlc Lenses. They are grou'
to fit. the' curve of the eye. so y
not. put any strain on the eye 91'
ales. We employ OcuiistSwgr‘
uate physicians—to examine ..
without charge.
eyes. This service is wands
81 Atlantic Square. Stamford, cal.“
Established 15 years
THE RECREATION TOURS.
Salon 1912.
Atlantic City. 5 day tours $21.00
Mondays, July 15. 22. 29, Aug. 5, 12,
19. 26, Sept. 9. 16.
Block Island. 3 day tours 010.50 and
$11.50. .
Saturdays, July 13. 20. 27, Aug. 3.
10, 17. 24, 31.
White Mountains, 5 day toun..02l$.00
Mondays, July 15. 29, Aug. 5, 12.
19. 28. 80m. 2. .
Thou-1nd islands. 6 day: tour. 134.00
Tuesday, Aug. 20th.
Royal Tour 0 any: tour 074.00
Tuesdyu, August 20th.
Visiting Thousand Islands. ills Low.
renco River, Quobsc. Montreal,
Miles Champlain and George and
Samoan. 5,.
Tours to Niagara Falls. Nova Sculls,
Montreal. Quebcc, The Busuenay luv-
er. sic. , ,
For the Neinlngiond Tourist, dam
bribing all fours and rats» from your
station address. ‘
TH! RIORIATlON TOURIQTOOM-
EANY,
101 Groups so. Now Hutu, Bonn.
Notice is therapy given: that no in.
loot-nod town meeting of the Town of
merit of no odiournod toWn meeting.“
held April mm 1912, mill in) bold in
rm: ‘l-lsli in “in Romain, Wed:
nudsil' July 1.7 ,
{no hear-gins mu of his appoint
Nuthatchmm on the construc-
tion of thalaridwuouddrw and to
mount!» notion dim as one most.
“Loco? niouroonnnr. .
lit. ’ . y‘ammy
, 1012. at if o’clock“
_ will!“ for on following potions“. “3 .
Open Saturday Evenings
Grand
Clearanc ,
Sale
325 AXMINfiTER HUGO»,
Bite ii a: 12. Solo .. ‘
.g..a~-ncs
JAP MATTiNG.
Largo variety. lick. 30c.
iui .
rspssrnv Pouring. ‘
lies. $3.50. Now
Vdvlillivl
column can oououn.
Compost with Motion" ml” -
FLA. MITC
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