’ tummy
‘ Keep you awake
Does your mind revert
To the empty Coal bins?
Low. does it?
. , have you found the
as woods. Where i won
Inglis gulde.‘—~Waabin5ton
: SANITARY BAKERY
shop.
in. steam brake!) heme;
ammonium.» . .
HaVing'l’urchased‘ the“
as South Main. smug
A 1l solicit the continuation of your pa-
f mousse. Nothing but the best pro
ducts will be uttered. made itromlpure
vingwdients in a strictly sanitary
JOHN Rains
The Holmes Millinery
Human HairGoods
Dressmaking and
Remodeling
TELEPHONE 405 3 MONROE ST.
BUY
Hazelton
1
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SHOES
For Men
BRACKEN
and leathers
II.
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BRACKEN
31 Washington St.
fi\,‘\‘\‘ .“‘\.“.“.“““ ‘\~
5‘, artful-ti" Uia'ulivi a, ';‘-I
1 company &
.1 Edwin C. Burt’s .
Shoes iorWouiell
0. 1 The very latest
:rfimo’dels in all lasts
"'CONNEALLY a
3.5- \_‘ ~ 1. \"\j
train/v, .;
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The B. Hershfield 8: Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water It.
Moi: «Charlotte Cookoiur‘.
Mrs. Charlotte Cockefur, wire of
tenures custom, dies in Huntington, ‘
august 16th. . The remains, Were
hroushtglov Norwalk'for burial. tier»
vices will he held’trom tbe‘ihome of
“Charles Davis; 58 Main street, at it 6’-
clock. today. Mr; rWarnei‘ will oili-
ciate and burial will he made in the
Norwalk Cemetery. "
m
Funeral of Charles J. Darin.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of Oharleii .1. Dana were held
J’rom the late residence, in 3 Edlie
avenue. yesterday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. ,Rev. Mr. iShlun officiated and
the interment followed in the East
Norwalk cemetery.
Fannie G. Worrell.
The remains of Fannie (l. Worreil
were sent to Ossining, N. Y., by Un-
dertaker D. W. Raymond this morn-
ing for the funeral and burial.
James L. Abbey.
CHESTER, Aug. Iii—James L. Ab-
bey, a former member of the General
Assembly, died at his home about mid-
night. <Death was due to Bright's dis-
ease. from which he was a nation
or for a year. He was born in Chester
73 years ago. was prominent in its af-
fairs and well-known in business cir-
cles. in 1905 he represented the town
in the legislature and was a member
‘of the committee on new towns’and
probate districts. His wife, son and
two duugthers survive.
Frank J. Lynch.
NEW BRITAIN, Aug. 17,—Franlt .1.
Lynch. brother of President Thomas
J. Lynch. of the National League, died
at his home in this city yesterday.
minimal him
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.~A
two-point decline in Canadian Pacific
‘foliowing its weak close in London
was a feature of the opening stock
illVKIEL—CLDHSE OUT OUR
Women’s White
. Nu-Buck Shoes
$3.00 A'ND $3.50 GRADE
for $2.50 8: $2.75
MAX LEVY’S
169 WASHINGTON 57., BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK
Oxfords All Styles
and- Sizes
M. Josem & Sons
Two Stores.
195 Washington St.
. Sale on Walk-Over?
1 Benton St.
.markct hole. This was offset by l
ipoint advances in Louisville and Nash-
l
:ville. General Electric and Consoli-
idntcd Gus, with strength in more he-
;tiro issues, including Coppers and
Steel.
1 M
I WALL STREET. il a. m.~—~'Sciling
Ipressnro on announced offerings int
Ipartod a decline in Canadian Pacific
:nnd marked weakness in the Coolers.
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Isuuuv BEAT THE union cul
Rabbit Ran So Fast the Chauffeur
Had to Speed to Keep Him
in Sight.
The scene was on the road to Point
Place. llluminutions were furnished
5 by the moon and stars. Besides the
2 rabbit and the auto there Were one
.‘ man and two girls. also a chauffeur.
I The big automobile was speeding
1 along the highway, sending its white
I light ahead. when suddenly right
i across the path of the rays from the
I head lumps shot a young'rnbbit. The
{chauffeur slackeued speed, hating to
i
1 hurt the little creature, and thou the
‘ rabbit hopped back into the center of
i the road again, gave one look into the
Notice
”0 ‘7 also extra
motels in large quantities.
prices
I humidity.
441.
turd.
and exchanged.
Washington It.
rm...“ ... ‘ um...»
WM srrnon
of 35 Fort street. East
Tel.
blowout. is paying lo it ill. for rugs.‘
I for
Cop-
, 120; by brass, lie; lead. 3 l-ilc:
film tit, 35:: 11).; onto tires. Sc 11)..
1‘ pt Med and skinned. rind leather;
Write lillnllll or tele~
parole Cha'rs
drywcoruer of the house nreI
herein wide variety. A full line oil
prtable. well made and styilnhilioiore you sell your rugs. rubbers,
ddlond furniture and sloroclprims.
long the Many Reasons Why
should plastics systematic spring is the sure protection it given
are earner. Eran-ii little deposited every pay day. when ’7
s, and erasing interest, null protect you it trouble corner.
A dollar starts tin iiieoo’utitn in
summit Sci“
Special
Ladies’ Oxfords
and Pumps
George Keeler’
Shoe Store
1 Bargains
blinding glare of the lamps and start-
; ed the race.
Straight down the center of the
smooth. white highway he shot on
ahead of the car, and the chauffeur
upended up a hit just to see how fast
the race was going to be. but he could
not catch the rabbit. not by ten feet.
That little critter'a fret went so that
there did not seem to be any there.
and just a speck where the long ours
bobbed with the motion .of his little
body and a brown blur oi hair.
And still be run. on and on. keeping
his distance abuud of the big machine
’ nail the light had hypnotized him and
l he could not stop. while behind in the
icnr big, lnay purauera laughed and
" watched and begged the chauffeur not “L" " THE TRUTH
. , . o 84 Days After Death. '
159 Washington 8" ”RIDGEIto run him downy There was no such so,” your! 380 Dr. Alexis Carrol. , i prove it to you. i oriened the
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. suit with
R. Alexander
lmninls. papers. leather buds and auto ”‘4 , . “I, ”I. will i lrl II”... By taking the preparations out of their . . I .~
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to con"! one side or ihu road as the car wont
"{ looked at the encoder and its occu-
21 humans at.
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I chance. _
The rabbit wan too quick. When he
i was tired of the sport he hopped to
tiny head and
he
‘liy. tipprd up his
winked out of one pink el'o till
I pants With a riulzzicul curve of his lit-
! tie inoutli.-Toledo liludo.
FOR H13 BREATH.
him.“ .
“You think he will purchase? A
dollar down andww“
'1 am quite sure he will look upon
it as a tungsten want. tie has tried
clown and coffee and orange peel. and
1White his breath so {or away that no
can fool me when be some. in, after
having and to sort: late ’at the cities.“
withdrawn Porn , .
.. The philosophy at tilts that record
him the that maintaining really
benefits one member of tournament?
benefits all. is sound. and his troll"
religious. hinted negatively, nu ma
was ever really resented by "what
new steamship Titanic Ireoolvod its;
New. York shows a. ship in him you
upsets like the Olympic there too prev .
pounced dinorenoe in the deck. or;
what,“ on the Olympic the love!
prewar promenade deck. On this dealt
on the new ship there is no public.
‘ , promenade atoll. ‘ i ‘
out flush with the outside of the su-
Ielveii made much larger. The sitting
room of some oi the suites on this
deals are 15 by 15 feet. in fact. this
deck is the most luxurious oi the gov
eel. ‘
guests before going into the restau-
ibe has yet to had something that Will ,
..r
Reasons Why theilomotbmn‘“ i
LIn'o‘rs‘Ars Retort-Idle Io ‘ '
.Flooting Palm
While stile first photomllh 01 ”10%
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instead the staterooms are brouxbt
paratruetuno, and the rooms them:
The restaurant is much larger than
that or the Olympic and it has a nov-
elty in the shape or a private prom-
enade deck on the starboard side. to
be used exclusively by its patrons. Ad-
joining it is a reception rodm where
heels and hostesses may meet their
rant.
The biggest novelty is twu private
promenades connected with the two
most luxurious suites on the ship-
These suites are about the most or
pensive ever installed on a ship so
.far as the passenger is concerned. It
will be possible for the occupants to
KIMONOS.
‘5 . . ~ Norwolk’s Loading Dry Goods‘store " I 3’
8 undo Gazette building, Norwalk, Connecticut
The Second Week ‘of' our Annual Summer
orrcns A NUMBER or ADDITIONAL; sunshine THAT snow "A
THAN WE HAVE EVER OFFERED. ‘
Extra Fine Silk and Lingerie Waists, with the Popular Dutch
’ Neck, Priced Very Low. . .
Dainty‘Whit'e Serge Suits,liormer prices $20 to $25, now $10.
Tailored Poplin Suits; Tan, Pink and Light Blue, reduced to $1.50
Tan Linen Tailored Suits at $3 up. .
Pongee Coats were $15 and $16. now $7.50 and $8.50.
OTHER ITEMS IN THIS SALE ARE BATHING SUITS, ONE-PIECE LINGERIE. DRESSES AND
Suit sue
' LARGER AVERAGE snvmo
i
be Just as exclusive on shipboard as
in their own homes.
Power of Vegetable Growth.
A tar macadnin pavement stretch~
ing from the school
Shoeburyness (Eng) to the sea is at
present in a state of violent if silent
eruption. About a fortnight ago the
surface became covered with what
may be called “blisters," raised a lit-.
tie above the common level, which
attracted much wondering attention.
POINTER FOR THE BATSMAN
Right Way of Hitting a Pitched Boll
Io Shown as a Matter of
Some Importance.
Some of the grueling training of
pennant abusers in southern training
camps is indented by Edward Lyle
Fox in Outing. Here is what he says
of the batting: From each of these, in a few days,
“A m n to l to. The ball a series of cracks appeared. extend-
comes :Mflné’?: {aid}: on d big. ”I lug themselves in rays from a center.
' Finally came tip a broad. soft shoot.
~ . at .er‘
giflziotuheillfk 2:51:03? Wistseerlhliioh Enrichl MOI?” extremely well pleased with
his shoulders. draw in his upper linime‘f and its work, which proved to
not just as men do when they‘re goingi be so old and well known a friend as
to kill it. Then he swings. The im- i the Hustle. At this moment there are
hundreds of those held intruders show-
pact has the dull sound of a fallinglI -
l 1 id 'lk n one end. “‘3 defiantly through the pavement,
p fink h trims the s “a 0 i affording a most interesting illustrav
High above second base the ball!
arches. wobbles and bolts in a shiningrI
arc. The batter looks sheepish. 3
"Hey!" cries the manager. and we: MOther’s Chan.
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3:6 33:1 gssnmbvrgltttfigv?$31123; g Mother's chair had rocked the whole
that? Will”. man. if yo“ don't “I‘m” x2131}; lhuntmttllfegecnginfnixifiseinasiii:
your Wing you‘ll be aIily-ball PM" I sound. It was just high enough to al-
mi.%?:r.m°' i 7” Th *low no children to put our heads into
at a the matter with t 9 i her lap. That was the bank where we
vole»: tbetrays disutphpointuiegt} ‘Mal .detposited iillourhurts and worries. Oh.
“ a er." roars e malice . ‘ r ' w at a chair that was. . . 2 vIt was
terl IWhy. you're hitting as if .youm very waketul chair! in the sick day
were eating soup; Coming up under 2 oi’rhlldren other chairs could not keep
the ball as if it Were 331909 of 018'” inwuke—wii kept easily awake. That
floating in a bowl cg. chowder» andwhair knew all the old lullnhles. and
your bill WM 8 ladle! Matter! When ' all those wordless songs which moth-
Wlll you ever 198m ‘0. meet. 3 b8“ zero sing to their children. Songs in
squarely on lhe nose—not mains “n':wliich all pity and compassion and
der it? Now try again." lryiiipathetic influences are combined.
He does, and this time we bear BiI'i‘hat old chair has stopped rocking
ring. ace 9. white streak that shoots I for a good many years. It may be set
not ten feet from the mound wdgup in the loft or garret. but it holds
brings up with a crush against them oueenly power yet—T. DeWitt Tal-
outileld fence.
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Mr. Galoworthy dud Art. I Clumsy Flatter-er.
John Gulaworthy has a line imagined; lie was a flatterer, but a clumsy
tive piece of writing in the February i one. Noting that the girl of his heart
Fortnightly on ”Vague Thoughts onIrossess‘ed beautiful teeth that shone
Art." Iiike ivory. he ventured to pass a com- I
"Art.“ he says. “is that imaginative I pliment. ‘
expression of human energy which. i "Dearest." he whispered, leaningi
through technical concretiou oifeol-iover the music rock. "your teeth areI
ing and perception. tends to reconcile Ilike piano keys." .
the. individual with the universal. by Freezing him with an icy glare. ebei
exciting in him impersonal emotion. turned on her heel. “Sir. how dare?
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And the greatest art is than which :you insult me?"
excites the greatest impersonal emo- "insult you?“
’tlon in a hypotheticatod perfect hu- "Yes. insinuate that my teeth are.
mun being. Ins large on piano keys." And without.
“What 13 this universe—vtbat never ianoiher word she left the parlor. leav-
had beginning and will never have an “18 him ”ambush and bewildered.
end——but a myriad striving to perfect ‘
pictures never the same, so blending
and fading one into another that all
form one great perfect picture. And
what are we~rippleo on the tides of a
birtlilesh, (toothless, equlpoiaed Crea-
tive Purpoue-but little works of art!"
Every any some storepatrons wbt
ought to. some to your store go else
whore-to their civil and your disud .
vantages—because your advertisinr
was not ouiie lmuolllnu lumxrh
I- “ 1"!!! -,
months ago. i started with one team.
Today i have three teams to deliver
and we are busy. This shows that a
good many people. with advantage of
my low prices. i don't give stumps or
tickets for return. but i give you the
(5th when you buy 01’ me. i assure
you that you will save 20110 40 our
soul. on all the goods we sell. (in ev.
ery bottle goods you can have from
lilo :to 25p oil-bottle. 0n Wines.
sherry. Port. Muscutoi. 82.00 gallon.
various organs and til-nos taken from
a living organism can be maintained
in I live stats for a more or is» pro
longed time by placing them in a suit-
able medium at the right temperature.
and that such tissues may even grow
for several days. His results have
been contradicted by other authorl.
but more recently in. Carrol has
ucliiovod even more striking results.
Ale and other imported Ales null
burger. All kinds of die or iieer
bottled ut brewery. Cordial. (lip and
Whiskey at very lbw prices. Tabla
claret, (lilo gallon" You can‘t buy the
some thing for less than $1.00.
Come and give us a trial. and satiety
yourself. Flue Sparkling Wine. $9.00
new orjiiltl bottle: worth $2.50. We
deliver to your house. , his delay.
Tel. auto or" postal card. will do, No
connection ritually other place. This
is memoir place that i do business.
and two parts of water. and‘ropentlhll
the operation at proper ligorvnlo up to
as many as nine timer. a node that
“ tho unhneotlvo titlilsohoivl treat or
tlvity. even as long as ‘tliirtir-l‘our ‘W‘
otter “Immoral min the Mir-
hlow notion instrument.
A musical instrument new to End
dish millions“ was heard at. time's
mil. moon. recently. when! the Lon-I
don dymphony {OrchamIantod a
‘llmloti riotous tr «intentions—e
which was “I“ :11! got-i trailers
mimics; ‘M unearths of
two . arthtuwm‘ ‘ of alight
comma another. lumiwlleau ran»
sluice. . I . * ,
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tion of the power of vegetable growth. I
h... ._ -flWW.
of gunnery at ,~
up“..-
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. Established 1863
H.Krieger & Co.
‘ West Washington Street
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Don’t fail to attend our
ale of Great
Bargains
Stocks are very limited,
and first comers get first
chOice. ' ‘
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All of our $1.50 and $2 Black
Lawn 81 White Lawn Waist's
go at50c.
Dresses for 75c, $1.25 8. $1.50.
worth as .high as $5.
Boys’ Wash Suits for 39c.
Sweaters at Half Price.
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. Shapes. for 50c, former values
up to $5.
House Dresses and Wrappers
for 50 cents. —— and a host
of other Bargains throughout
the store.
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SHIRTS ’
There never was it better
time to stock. up on Shirts. .
Shirts of Quality, than at pres»
out.
Just note these prices:
$1.16 for our limb grade. ,
$1.45 for our $2.00 grade. ’
$1.88 for our liil.b0 grade.
$1.85 for our $3.00 grade.
$2.66 for our 13.50 grade.
Just note. also. that they are
_ all guaranteed. taint colon.
' nor-r ¢OLLAM .. 160.260,”:
The Beers, Meat tin
ProvisionCo. ,
13 . 15 Main Street, . Norwallc
22 West Washington St. South“
- liorwhlk
Phone at Both Stores
.ri
Buildinwfit’lme one ulnar have Esau
inking with Miss Suburbs about me
and told tier 1 owner! the street roih
my system here;
, Foremwwmt makes you think not .
her last night and. every time she;
‘ board's citi- she said: "There comes ,_ .
your car.
“to sound seesaw m m
Bot-animwny. i' was out to call on,
my. hereuflfiudgd.
mob
fillet tritium a, room iii-mim- . “WWIW'I-‘h ““" "9 ,
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