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WEATHER FORECAST
F01'\01‘Walk and vicinity Continu non.” said Mr. Topfloor the other
ed “arm, muggy weather, followed by morning as he got into the elevator.
Hincreasing cloudiness and local show
ers tonight or Wednesday; light vari
_ able winds mostly southerli The dis-
turbance which uas central over the
Lake region yesterday morning has
moved but little during the last 24
ht.1'.1rs It is now central over upper
Michigan. it has produced showers
during the last 24 hours from South
Dakota eastward to Pennsylvania and
lrcm Michigan southward to Tenne-
see. ti has caused warm, muggy v
ther in the northern sections east of
the Mississippi river. An area of high
pressure is producing cool. pleasant.
weather In the northwestern sections.
WEATHER A YEAR Aco TODAY:
Temperature. Low, 67; high, 75.
Cloudy. I
A. H. Darling, of'Boston, was a visi-
tor in town today.
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Tracey spent
yesterday in Danhury. ‘
William Coley, of Cannon Station,
is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. James Cooke, of New Canaan,
is visiting friends in town today.
Miss Susie Coley. of «Cannon Station
is visiting Mrs. Carter, of Cranbury.-
The Winnipauk Social Club met
last evening at the club house in Win-
nlpauk.
Miss Margaret Murray. of Brook-
lyn, is viBitlng‘, Mrs. Murray, of El-
wood Place.
“—a
Mr. and Mrs. William Clnue and
Miss Mary Clark are visiting rela-
tives in town.
1- Mrn. Walter Kesrn and daughter
3 Beatrice and Mrs. Henry Franks, or
I Winnipsuk, have been visiting Mrs.
Cunningham. in Bolton.
I
Mrs. Thomas 1. Raymond and Mrs.
Amos Morgan have returned after eu-
cioyinz an automobiletour of Maine.
New‘liampsbirc and Massachusetts.
Birthday Cards
South Norwalk. .
lremortalizin' 'fec': out any' 0 do
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A blow and Complete Line.
Prices From
1c to lilc
WM IIIL’ BEERS I
Norwalk.
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When Work Beats. Play.
“You weren’t here yesterday, Algdr-
"I hope you Were enjoying yourself
somewhere " -
"Was yo’ evo' to a. Sunday school
picnic. Mistoh Topfio‘ ?" fispdndsd Al-
gernon. “Dot w’ere I was. I went
wit my broder in law an’ his family.
Dere was ’bout 600 head 0 chilluns
went, and a. lot 0' people. young an
01’. Oh. no, 81111, we didn' bub no dun».
cin'. De minister 0' dat chu'ch he don’
b'lieve in dancin'. He say it hub a.
mem' ers 0’ his chu 'ch dat redulges in
it mus' leave do renomination. But
(lens was plenty ice cream an‘ sam-
oi Furniture, Draperies and Househrrnishings. Guaranteed I'pl‘ice
reductions oi drum to per con-Mo 30 per cent. The sturdy buyers of
The Norwalks have learned to appreciate the strict truth of our state- .
merits. Our goods are thoroughly well made and warranted in evoI'I'
particular and include all that is best in high and medium priced
«modern designs. We invite a comparison of quality and prices.
A. J. Collins 81 Co.
A coon THING ISELDOM “HAPPENS." .
I 17 MUST as MADE TO “HAPPEN 1'
My business and. the oohfldence of my customers didn’t come
by chance. I’ve built themalp very carefully, on the solid founda-
tion of fair treatment My rule is to giro every customer not only
the fair treatment he's entitled to. but it possible, a little better.
Thats the way I've made my business and that's how I intend
to keep it. Fair dealing always, and a little better if I can. It.
makes us new friends and keeps our old friends 311th us.
MANU EL T. HATCH.
First in“ quality, last in price, always in the minds of its customs
ers-BonnieIHome Ground Feed for Homes, Cattle and Poultry.
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WWW
Concrete, Cement, Flag
(lCurb & Gutter Reset
WALKS Old Walks Recovered
(lGrading, Excavating. Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
I New York 1111111111 and 9111111. .1
, by Frederick C. Tanner an attorney.
IIAIIS III IIIIASII AI ,
IAIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIII
dolphin Touring Car 11mg 111- I
gather as Résult of Poor lung
. mon‘l ontParl at New Yorker,
‘ According. to Witnesses.
sonrnaoar, August, 13.~An s.
G. V., roadster, owned and operated
residing at 1 Madison avenue, New
York city and a large Pierce-Arrow
touring car beltinging" to H G Free-
man of Bridgeport came together in a
collision here Sunday afternoon about
«i airlock at Mill Hill corner. [The
roadster was partially demolished and
the other sustained a broken wheel,
axle and lamp. None of the occupants
of either car was injured. I
Spectators Blame Tanner.
The collision occurred at. the (inn-
ger'ous curvc which mraks the begin-
ning of the Mill Hill road and accord-
ing to eye witnesses the blame attach-
es to Tanner. The touring car was;
proceeding toward New York and it. 1
smaller car in the opposite direction,I‘
the former matting about 20 miles anI
hour and the other anywhere betweenI
30 and 35. As the two cars approach-I
ed the curve Fr'eernuns on the tax-I:
tronte right and Tanner in the middleI
' or the road the latter turned sharplyi
to the right to avoid meeting the New I
York bound machine and then losing:
his head turned sharply mound to the
I left to escape running up a steep bank
I which marks thehoundnry or‘ the. road; ISTARTING 0F IPAVH'GI
The two cars met at right angles." (Continued trout First Page.)
DINNER FOLLEWIB .
radiator aginat radiator and Tanner, ' 1"--—
I together with a young woman who \vssI “round fo‘ the contract ”93“qu be“
:riding beside him, was thrown over “‘99“ 3’0““ city and Mr 303- A Me"
the hood into the. roadway. Freeman Elml- HIS absence I8 due solely 1°
and three members or his lamily who the fact that there. are “V0 important
were in the Pierce- Arrow were only lettings {01‘ WOW W391i 11016 today
Ishalten up, due to the fact that the which need my attentlorx.
Ichuuiieur stopped imedisiely on see . I want 10' extend t0 Y0“ Mid 30‘11.‘
IIHE the danger Had the muflng car fellow associates in the City Govern-
wiches nn' cofiee sn‘ 'musments an'
sports 0' dat kln'. An‘ dere was a
ban’ dat play mos' all do time. an’ do
grass was nice an 301’ to waller in.
"W’ot do bsn' plsy?’ I t'ink it was do
‘Star Spanglum Banner' dey's perform-
ln'. Oh. yes, sail. we all has a good
'nui! time. 'specially do chllluns; 'Ibut
does yo’ know. Mistoh Toplio‘. I t'ink
I rudder bo'runnln’ do elehstor; it's
cooler an' dere‘s mo’ 'citemen' an’ icon
critumclsm."
Bunchlng the Germs.
In an office building whose seventh
floor is occupied largely by doctors
....._._._..‘...__._._...___.._.._
as WALL ornss'r
NORWALK.
911011: on.
O. B. J ackson
“Optician 1 .
Everything in the Optical 'Line
I Eyes Examined Free
proceeded two feet further before he ment my sincere appreciatIOn oi the
rug struck there would haie plobably contracts [hilt y0u have let, which for
have. been a serious if not fatal re- the amount of money expended will
suit to its occupants. Neither Tanner give South Norwalk the most and best
I or his companion was hurt by the , ‘lhfll they could hfljle gotten in any
Iclpitation into the road. iotber direction.
* I i also want to voice to you my on
One MEN". Wrecked. Ipreclation of the awarding of the con-
The entire fore-part or the S. V- 6-. tracts to Mr. Joe. A. Mcnlroy. His
was wrecked while the touring our work is always of the most satisfac-
was injured to the extent of a broken tory kind He 13 a native of your
axle, lamp,‘ wheel and disarransed stats and of your adjoining city and
1’0““ “’01!” have NSUIW‘I had the is worthy of every consideration in
I chauh’eur-oi the Pierce-Arrow not strut ‘ his endeavors to serve you and the m-
ot his gas and kept his head. dis it tereats of your city.
W” I‘ WWW“ two “0“” work or We trust that the work will so pro-
one elevator displays the sign:
“Take this elevator {or doctors'
oilicos.”
“Why are doctors’ callers restricted
to this one car?" asked a passenger.
“Germs.” said the operator. “A lot
of the tenants in this building are
more afraid of a germ than of a sat-
llnz gun. Most people who visit a
doctor are supposed to have germs of
one kind or another, and the regular
tenants object to riding in the 11am»
elevator with them. They raised a his
row when the doctors moved in and
threatened to leave. but the trouble
was iinally settled by making the sick
folk stick to one elevator."
Lut CD-Edl All Take Honors.
The passing of co-educntlon at Wes-
leyan l‘niverslty is made notable by
The Meyer Automobile
The car that takes you any distance and brings you back
again in peace and comfort.
1913 MODELS
Now Ready for Demonstration at Our Garage.
OSCAR H. - BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK. CONN.
I more DRSSIHB motorists to ““3838" areas. under the careful supervision or
Isteering gear Total demolition to Mr Hoyt as Chief Engineer and Can
the two cars. Men from Bulkeleys Mather as Chairman of the Street
Auto station took charge of the road Committee—and If he is unable he
star and managed to tow the remains has the worthy assistance of 'Descon
110 the Karate The low"! CM wai‘ztrnrer- 11 they 11111 down Mr. Way
Iahle to proceed under its own power can show them the Fields If the
to Bridgeport after a ““1" 110“” re Fields are not: attractive Mr. Hoyt
WIN” 0‘1 "1'? part 0' "9 ("IV"- ‘ with Mr, Oliver can show them the
The fortunate occupants of the cars Water -«that Roman Road can soon
went to Bridgeport immediately siterI be started and i can assure ,0“ that
“I" accident with ”‘9 exception ‘3! when it is this company will endeavor
Tanor and Freeman. The former d“ 310 duplicate Mr. McElroys entertain-
parted l'or New York as soon as [heIment
cur ”Was in charge of Mr. Bulkeley
Freeman stayed around for an hour or
more but had to be taken to Bridge-
Yours very truly,
ALEX. REED.
the {not that every young Woman in
the graduating class this year. which
is to be the lust class ol’womcn to no. .
delve diplomas from the university,§
has been awarded honorary member-1
ship in the high scholarship society of
Phi Beta Kappa. Only It small propor-
tion or the men received this honor.
One at the arguments which the
men students huvo advanced against
_ Captain Albert A. Mosnman. i.-leu
.1” tenant Howard ii. Mousmun, Captain
Edward P Weed and Lieutenant L11-
.‘ Grand Raymond are enjoying an au-
tomobile trip to Similar-d today. They
expect to visit the scene 01 the war
ninnoouvcrings.
livery baseball enthusiast should
have a Bentlncl Score card. Ono cou-
pon and tan cents is all you head.
Got one today.
Chief Wiillnl‘ ll. Pennington ro-
onlvsd word from ii. F‘. Weeks, man-
ager 111‘ the Morehsnto‘ Marine 't‘orxnlZ
not do. of New York. to return at the
company’s expense the humour which ,
ctr-education. which becomes extinct
'st Wesleyan this your, in that the
young women have taken scholarship
honors which otbnrwluc would have
(one to moor-Wuhiustou Evening
Bur. .
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Mus—“mm
Mrs. Louis Passnnitl. or cltnmlord,
is a visitor with friends in south Nor-
wallt today.
George Williams, of New York city.
and March 11011113111111 or South Not--
walk spout yesterday in Huntington.
d... i.
Reports are but this mornlnsuhnt
was stolen from the barge Hyde and
recovered by the police on Thursday
of last. week. Manager Weeks topic
“occasion to commend the conduct at
' Oiiluor John ll. 'l‘ootblll, who arrested
the thieves, in glowing terms Ind con-
,mtulstcd as tibial upon his having
such on ancient odlccr under him. Ht
Norwsl this evening. The plates of the
meeting to not known. The orgasm.
m m not known either. ‘I
diurnal ll”. Muivllliil‘bao returned to
our. munch“ duties mm the but»
also commended tbs discipline or the Mill North gm,“ my “mm a
local wilt-”es . . , m trucks“ furlough at ltil hours is
W this chili
CW” on. mm column, plolsuor st
'1 _ SW7 Ghost Gallons is Wm Nmalh.
sum mttolllchifls to tissue
a null Mose party will be formed in‘
tkstfirooltlyn diary Yard. when he
ICE CREAM
‘ THE BEST ’IN TOWN
HAVI YOU TRIID 81"!
We have our new machine worlds; now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY:
NORWALK. IAO‘I’ NORWALK.
port later suffering. from reaction. lie;
had been returning to Philadelphia ab.
ter a summer’s tour of New England.
Miss Linn Hill. daughter or Mrs. El-
; is D. Hill. of Norwalk, was a guest of
‘ Tanner but was uotluiurcd.
Bundly med Hat's op.
The scene of the accident looked
like Firth avunuc on Saturday attor-
noon for an hour armors. The road-
ster lay directly Across the road and
the great Sunday automobile trains
was held up for some time. As in nus-
The
Sentinel
lonutry no authorities rumoured on
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
515 Main at» Standard.
Third: what you 111191» in this clowns; solo. We will carry no
Bulls. moms. Cosmhkim. Walrus otter into his 11m season. We
pastor in Morin out what we have loll. at I loss miter than have
than no on bond. The woman shrewd «uncouth lights strand
out! invest a doll» where it will do tho most mo will; lit once may»
oiu in this odor the opportunity to crisply liar sloth“ needs at a do-
oldcd «vino. . . .
33 311. Main St. 31111111 Hermit: »
is a. Daily
NEWS
1391139?
in the
Brondsst
Sense that
7'the‘ Term
= “more"
0M! ' be I
the scans to cars for the crowd or in-
vmulgato matters.
'M'r. Freeman borrowed a rumors
from a motorist and ionic photographs
or the position of the cars Ior proof
or his hiamulosuncia in the matter. lie.
1111111111111! as witnesses Samuel Nichols.
Alexander list.- and (l. s. Jennings
'Them in no doubt. according to those
11; to where. the blunt: 1111111. since the
road at this point to shoot 28 refit wide
and that position of the touring our
. outlines lost and a hall from the
right edge. Tanner was turning the
' corner at. a speed of more than to rail-
sm hour. it is sold lilo 1m hears 11.
Connecticut license ill lid and the
Nathan’s bu the license, Focus 1.-
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6Dinner Plates or 6 Cups and Saucers or
3 Plate! and 3 Cups and Saucer; for Only
"50 Star Soap Wrappers
Regular Value, 150 Wrappers. This is the best semi-por-
celain ware, beautifully decorated in floral designs in color.
Can be obtained only by bringing Star Soap Wrappers to
THE A. J ANGEVXNE (B SON CO.
Furnituire. Carpets, Linoleum, Oil Cloth, Stoves. Etc.
34-136 Well-install St” 50
THIS OFFER 600D FORA
171s Procter e Gamble pampering .
Nomalhc can.
MITED TIME ONLY
Mlght Pay we" to Take a Leuoan
From Our European Kin. and!)
vote Borne Part of Existence
to Leisure.
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Specd,h11rry, rush—doubtless thoyi
are effective as commerce secs! 1
ten, but they are death to aesthetic
We have ceased to write letters. ‘
propose marriage by wire and-Th All
the wire until we hear the snswerin
coo. Nothing can be funnier than th
way in which we take our boll , ,
And an ordinary eveninxla any BI w
Marathon betvleen the olden. the dress-
lug room, the dinner table, the they.
ter, the supper their home, write!
Kate Masterson in Lipincott‘s 11m
zine. *
Life to us takes on the guise oil
scenery passed through on a fast ex.
press. Houses. humans cowa, sheep.
flash by in, confusion. We get. imp
sions rather than clear views. 131 err
our friendships. our loves and.
hates are misty, indistinct affair?
come and go and become dreams. ~ I
Our memories are blurs. 1131- Alta
rush of today is upon us. and tomorv
row is treading upon our heels. A.
handclasp and good- by, and we port
from a chmrsde, each hurrying on 111111
own way, for there Is no time orb
crcnyship. Our national gait and one
quick lunch system have made count-1
less thousands merry. We are their,
Ahab!
Not long ago Punch published a pig-i,
lure naively called "A Scene in Amer. .
ice” A ferry had pushed oi! quite II
distance from the deck and two bo-l
lated passengers are portrayed poi »
midway in the atmosphere. in the so
of Jumping lor the boat while the othI-g
er passengers look on admiringly.
“Thank goodness we'll catch lt.”I“
says Jones. "'l‘herdrnot another to
a minute and a built"
.1770 would not, it we could. put
the manners and moods of tbé Orion
They would sit on us unbecominsly
the turban. or the Hindu or the level
robes of raiahs But we can learn
few lessons in leisure from our .liln
lislr neighbors, cultivating their
gardens and slopplnz an hour oasis
day for too. though the boavcnr loll:
"And the Parisian: with . the
[fund doieunor. their calico under {11
trees on the Bulls. their‘hour for ill
aperitif-«o many pauses, in loot
pleasure. that the business do? is ‘ I
to a few hour}, and it 111111111111 Th
speed 111111111111 may 111111 upon us to oil
servo our own achievement. our m
rm. our healthy democracy, still I
lot of other things. nut is the art
living rightly not worth while? 11‘
we getting as much out or lilo as
might it we stayed our pass a
want more slowly down the pith tint:
load! into the sunset? .
TALKINo or 11111119111: son Will
lDEN‘l‘. ’
ASIAN WNClSGO, All! tumours
nor Hiram w. Johnson. Prosrmiit
Party nominee for the vice-preside“
was proclaimed lust alibi, as t
party's logical candidate for them
looser four years man now. rats
phony was made by Chester it. no.
oil, of mono, one or the allelic
a mu inciting called to welcome
smor- Jubbm to Sam smut
his return rrom the Prom '
. «sum in cash. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler