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New Patterns
. lN obsrams.
sWIso, summon AND
scams.
LACE cus'rmus
sue to $2.50 a pair.
E. K. BANKS
Mnbackomo Hotel Block
South Nor-walk
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and ~yicinity‘.
fair;
light
Thursday
temperature;
mostly w est.
variable
cal cal showers in
and New England. Pleasant weathe
prevails in the southern and western
sections, except in Kansas and Mia
court, where quite heavy showers hav
occurred during the last 24 hours. An
area of high pressure which is produ-'
cing cool, pleasant weather in th
northwest is moving,r slowly eastward.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 62;
Clear.
Raymond Brothers of South Nor- that these electrons are more pointl
walk have purchased all the equip-
«merit owned by Expressman James H. free from anything that can be prop-
McNerney, 0f Norwnik. The 6911
took place y.esterday
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The pole of the delivery wagon of
A. Liebermann & Company, soda wa-
' in South
Mainstreet, this morning. and Captain
. 0f Police Gibson assisted the owner
in getting the vehicle out of the way
it down
ter bottlers, was broken
of other traffic by running
Haviland street.
Arthur Pennoyer, a Stamerd chauf- nu.
four, and husband of Mrs Gussie Shel-
don Pennoy-er, of South Norwalk and
William McMahon, another chauffeur,
engaged in a. fist fight in Stamfor ,
last evening, and as a result both wane
, arrested. Pennoyer being the aggres-i
car was fined $15 and McMahon $10 in
the Stamford City Court this morning.
Bridgeport 1.01189. N E 0 Renter-11153, sometimes, didn’t we?" he said
tainod some 30 members from P. C. to his wife.
Lounsbury lodge. of South Norwalk, deer indignation: "you tried t0. and
last night, the visitors spending sev-
eral hours in a very enjoyable man-
ner. many members of the Bridgeport many-" "What's that? What did you
lodge and their friends turning out
receive them. Grand Warden James I pause Intense but suppressed excito-
L Christie made a short address and. mont was visible on m faces of the
Ice cream and
cake were served and informal danc»
lug enjoyed, the visitors not leaving
until the west bound Federal express
All the arrangements for
the entertainment of the visitors were
in charge of the following committee:
Mrs. William
William H. Galbronner
others also spoke.
pulled out.
1.
‘Mrs. J. J. O'Connor.
Fitch, Mrs.
and Mrs. James Ortiey.
string. to Friendship.
"i suppose every man’s friendship is
iwortb having?" said tho young man ‘
who is studying politics. "Cherish not
itho delusion,” replied Senator Burp
.hum. “You must select with caution,
1coin: to tho foot that when you no
icopt 11 man's friendship you incident-
mlly acquire the neutral enmity
iovoryhody who doesn't approve
ihim.”
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HOGPITAL No‘l‘aih ‘
Edward Jackson was oporntod
this morning or may. 3. Transit and
Minot: 1. Burnett.
Edward mm unmont on open»
1' . tion this morning and stare. ”W. .1. Tue
oer and If. i Bumoll m in its...
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sentinel won‘t ode. bring Milo.
If SIX OALI.
showersibis afternoon or tonight;
not much change in
winds.
An area of low pressure‘
crent al this morning over Ontario is
producing unsettled weather with In
the Lake region
high, 80.
‘ DeVeloning
and Printing:
The host of work. Try us once and
you williaiways remember the place
for 300d work.
At Both Stores,
WM. P. BEERS
South Nor-walk. Norwoik.
’SOLID MATTER A FICTION?
Scientists Now Declare That What
Seems So is in Reality Only
Motion.
‘ l
Science is knocking the materiallsts '
end for end, as the boys say. it lag
absolutely proven that there is nol
such thing as solid. substantive mob“
r for. It is only motion. This stone.1
this table, this hammer is only 1110-;
lion. Some new- dangled idiotic idem,
eh? Well, it is known that matter is l
composed of atoms For a long timei
the atom was thought to be the final
analysis of matter. ‘ ‘
But such is not the case.
years ago radium was discovered, and
that has broken the atom into small
hits. 2000 times smaller than the
hydrogen atom, the smallest of all.’
These particles of the atom are called
electrons. and now it has been found
e
e
of electrical energy. These electrons,
says a magazine article, "are entirely
e erly coiled matter "
Trillions and trillions of these elec-
trons mnke up this piece of iron, and
they are always in motion. flitting
about at the rate of 50,000 miles a sec-
ond. Now you know there is a lie out
‘-how can a man calculate the speed
Afcw m
, ~ SALE
of Furniture, Draperies and Housofurnishings.
reductions of‘ir‘om 15 per cent. to 30 per cent. The sturdy buyers of
The Norwalks have learned to appreciate the strlct truth of our state- f
Our goods are thoroughly well made and warranted in every t
fire escapes.
ments.
particularand include all that is best in high and medium priced
modern designs. We invite a compm'isonpi‘ quality and prices. t
A. J. Collins 81 ”Co.
WW-
A GOOD THING SELDOM “HAPPENS"
IlT MUST BE MADE TO “HAPPEN."
M business and the confidence of my customers didnt come
y I’ve built them 11p very carefully, 011 the solid founda- ,made 11 Sllllfilllllle motion to the affeCt
My rule is to give every customer not only
the fair treatment he’s entitled to. but if possible, a little better.
That‘s the way I've made my business and that's how I intend»
Fair dealing always, and a little better if i can
makes us new friends and hoops our old friends 111th us.
'” MANUEL T. HATCH.
by chance.
tion of fair treatment.
to keep it.
First in quality, last in prico, always in the minds of its custom-
AUGUST
CLEARANCE
1‘
Guaranteed price
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It.
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i in the public schools
‘ seconded
erstonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
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WALK
Concrete. Cement. Flag
tilCurb 8. Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
(liGrading, Excavating, Team Work
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RAYMONAD BROTHERS
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0. B. J acksoin
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
6| WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE “I.
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of an invisible motion inside of an in-
visible atom? Ob, dear reader, you
have no idea how big and deep this
world is, or how powerful human
zoning is, or how small a space you
occupy in the world .—-0th State Jour-
m
Safety Play Counted.
6 The subject of “kissing before on-
gagoments for marriage" came up at
a whlsi: club of hair a Match married
couples. it turned out that not one
,of the women had been kissed until
her troth was plighted. 1 One of tho
men had a poor memory: “We used to
“No, sir," she said with
you fought for the privilege. but you
never succeeded. " "Is that so?" the
husband remarked: "I've kissed so
1° say?" the wife asked. There was it
other married men. "I say." said the
husband "I have kissed you so many
times that I can’t remember when l
began." Then the other married moo
breathed more freely.
mus—Qu-
OLD FRIENDS‘ABE WITH US
The Wild Men of the Woods and the
Min Who Won’t Give I Tip
“" Both Hero.
m
Old friends are returning with 11mm
mor. The wild man, who now emerges
from a cave in Connecticut and now
prefers tho Mains wood: with o vii~
lags near by where he can frighten
school children, is reported so caught:
in Tarrytown, N. Y.. but he is prob:
ably an importer. for he gave no
homo and admitted that he who hun-
of
of
I «111.111.1111- churtuily omnivorous.
111111 1111111111 in obtaininc food from my
run ond‘mm moo, Q
And min there ,tho formation
of o Notional Anti iopiri'o
on
bubs? irons whet-obi; 'ittnbondlnfi
up? iteration" was un-
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 Qhr Garage.
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 88193
NORWALK. CONN.
*7
ICE CREAM
THE BEST IN TOWN
HAVE YOU TRIED IT?
We have our new machine working now and are making good
ice cream. Our delivery service is prompt.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK.
our MonwALK.
TOWN Slilllllll. BGMMITT-
taxpayers present. The communication
was laid
time. W on 11it was taken up again the
press representatives were natural:-
ed to retire from the room and the
communication was not read.
Quinlan on the condition‘ of the school
. buildings was head.
he sentiment that this sum was for
was explained that this was a misun-
derstanding. as the amount requested ‘
grepreseuted the entire cost for all the
schools
made a mutton that the board of ap-
“W‘W” portionment be asked for $5,000 for
fire escapes for the school buildings
of the town, and that 11 special tax for
the same be levied if necessary. Dr.
J. Milton Coburn seconded the motion.
Disoussion followed; Mr.
that five thousand dollars be request.
ed fer male teachers
schools.
,tion to the effect that five thousand
' dollars be requested for male teachers
, building, We escapes. icommitleeS.
EE h8K8 Hill 85, 000
(continued from $113!; Page.)
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oprosentniives and a few citizens and
the table for a. shott
A report of State,,Factory inspector
Much discussion
was
bought to be necessary to build the
Some members voiced
allowed. Five thousand dollars
he South Norwalk schools alone. It
At this point Secretary hodweli
McMahon
in the public
Mr. McMahon made a substitute mo-
Tho motion was
but went no farther. Mr.
Bodwell’s motion was voted on and
passed The report of the fire escape
;committee follows: ‘ i
i
Noi11'aik,(‘onu. ,
'I‘o11nbthoolComrniite~ l
l
Gentlemen: ——You1 committee npi
pointed to imostigute the matter of
‘ fire escapes bee. to report as ioilous i
We recommend the placing of esw
Franklin School. rear of wooden
Franklin School, side of brick build-i
i
inc, one escape. ,
=(Jenter School, north side, one escape
Concord School. two escapes. i
v i
ixnudsen School. one escape. 1
Marvin School.
0119 ESCRIW
herewith and that the Town Board or"
Apportionment be requested to appro.
prints the sum of $5. 000 to cover the
expense of the same.
signed.
1v. BODWELI..
.T. F. CLUXE,
HERBERT 0. POLLARD,
.l. B. LAWRENCE.
A petition from the taxpmers of the
;Center School district asking that a
,nrale printlpai be retained in the
school 11113 recciuui. The petition was
signed b1 nearly 100 taxpayers of the?
district. There were also three or
gfour men from the district present to
isupport the petition.
i Eben Eaton was the first to speak.1
itching the board that the school had
always afforded a male principal, and
that it was necessary for the welfare
of the school to have one at the pre
,sent time. The school has an enroll.»
{merit of nearly 700 'cbildren. He
thought that it required the hand at a
man to rule any school of this size.
J. B. Getcheli was in hum of en-
gaging a male principal for the Centeri
School. He thought that there was
too much at smite to economize cm
the schools of the town. He also ad
vooated a physician and nurse, holler,
ing that such 11 course would tend to
jremedy the weaknesses of the human
‘race.
Dr. W. .i. Tracey was the next to be
heard on the matter. While he was
not opposed to having Mr. Pratt as
the head of the school,
that a legal question was
‘1
involved
cipnl.
he should be paid for, by the town
try. The cool wild their is 11111111.... , V
and in trunnion solitude: or visiting ‘
The Paris Cloak ‘81 ‘ Suit House
33 So. Main St, South Norwalk
515 Main St.. Stamford.
thorn loft. on bond.
I oidod roving.
mole» ‘ "
Think what you save in this clearing solo.
Suits, Dresses Coats, skirts, Waist: over into the next season. “We
prefer to close out what. we have loft. at t ion Miller than have
The woman shrewd smooth to More about
and invest a dollar whore it will do the moot good will It once moo-
oizo in this odor the oppornrnity to supply her clothes noodo at a do-
Wo will carry no
1
spoke.
taken any notion in regards to 2111‘.
in; lilr. Pratt as principal.
amendment to Dr. Tracers motion.
his views on tho‘mattor and m coll
ad to order by Mr. Daniels.
town.
found for the
ex and Mr Stevens.
,bc bought in a 11111111 from the lowest
. iiuought up by Mr Daniels It was de-
capes as follows: ,
ling of August 27th, when the report
’i lot the town counsel In regard to the
1. n actordnnce with plans submitted : Center school matter will be heard.
1 m used and in the Revere work, homo-v
he believed
lie did not favor'ths proposition of
the district supporting its own prin-
lf Mr. Pratt was to be there
its believed that the matter should be
referred to the town counel for advice.
(,3. M. Daniels. of the dlotriot. then
He informed the board that
the district committee had consulted
a portable attorney before thoy 111111
ePratt. He said that they had been in-
formed that their course was legal.
All of the members. mostly tax payers
of the district, were in favor of retain-
iio asked
that the appointment be 111111111111. no‘ on"
Ohoirman Lawrence started to give
John 13‘. Mendelian believed that
pin-strove nor cent of the voters or
tho/town wore in farm- of retaining
mine 11111111111111 in the schools of the
The district should not be
. principal, and he on
not in favor of the plan tour this row
MEET ME AT ran
28, 3O 81 32 So. Main St, Cor. 111111111"
‘ South Norwaik
Our Opening was a Star and We are wall pleased and the publ
all went home happy and why? Because we put out the best. lino?
merchandise that the Norwnlksever had for the money. These pric
will continue the some and many lines we run out of will he refill
Thursday or Friday
Remember we have no old stock 1101 no seconds but remember we havo
one thing and that is the lowest prices in the Noiwalks.
iNorth Re1ere,n1nki11g about 11 ‘
Text Books and supplies. ——.\ir. Law. acres in all.
rence, Mr. Daniels, Mr. McMahon. “5V9“ Great Breeding Place "
Rules—Dr. Coburn, Dr. Tracey, Mr. Inspiied ultli the progress Revere
Beach. has made, Saugus and Everett are
Tire question of securing coal for preparing to take trip the battle.
the coming winter was also consider- dtevere is the literal mosquito he
ed. Some members wanted to have quarters 01' New England. Her ill
p bought from dealers in dit‘feicnt dis- mighty a1ea of marsh which 911111111
tiicts Dr. Tracey bellel'ed it should clear 110111 the Winthrop shill f
Elel‘eht and to the Saugus cliff
There are more than 12 squarermil
oi‘ marsh abutting on the S lg
cliffs and North Revere alone.’
Now in addition to the naive 11'
area or marsh, there are the 150. 0
200, 000 who frequent the beat:
011 the hot days. This floating ele-
ment has not of course, any particulti
thought about not strewing paper an
picnic rubbish about. In addition t
this and to the tirickly populated
apartment areas. much land is 111365
£01 garden farming.
Thus the sanitation puzzle wide
the Re1ere Board of Health has face;
has been simply stupendous.
Mosquito Breeds in Water: ,
The ‘ditchlng” piocess is a deft an
,effectiie piece of activity. A spec
spade made of the finest razor- steel
bidder. The matter was left to the
building committee.
The question of salaries was left to
the committee on rules
The power of the janitors was
cided that the janitors for the present
be under the direction of the district
Tire necessary supplies for the fail
opening 11 ere ordered b01131}; on mo.
tion of Dr Thomas F‘. Ciune.
The meeting adjourned to the even-
Mililliii 11111111
Remember the frightful swarm of
ilarge vicious mosquitos which swept
,over the entire section on May 28. Lamb said:
Remember the intge bDOOd 0! lune “it is now defintely established 1111'.
,24th. foretold a week ahead of time. the mosquito breeds only in water
i Remember the perfectly enormous which is stagnant and undisturbed !
an arms of .lui1 23rd. 24th, 251b, fore a period of eight to 14! days, accord!
told a month ahead. to the temperature, in order to allow
Remember the swarm Mlilcll was due them to come to maturity.
August 22 and 11 hich did not come. i “The first stage, following this1 do-
Remernbci that last year on Septem- posit of the egg upon the water or th
,ber 61h to 8th the 1er_1 largest 311 arm access of water to the eggs previous
,of the entire 39111" came 10 life and deposited upon the lililtI,Of salt-mold
,iasted into October. es (it being the habit of one so)
Remember that mosquito control is marshes mosquito to lay the eggs
iabsolutely possible, that drainage is in the water, but upon the mud)
the only possible permanent cure, be- that of the. larva or 1r.'iggler
icause mosquitos breed only in Blafi- “in the first few days or their e
inant water and remember the commit- istence. they are of about the diam
,teo must have money to pav for the ter Of a thread and hardly dial}:
greatest public blessing that has ever gndshabis; but by the tints they no“
l,been given to this community The run grown they are about a third or
few odd places breeding mOBilllliOS an inch long. and their rapid, jerky
will all be taken care of, it takes movements as they dart hither uh
,timo but there will be no more thither betray their character. ‘ U
. s.warrns Remove All Poole and Puddles
“ii by any means the water bath
‘1pens to be withdrawn. they come to
w1NN1No HARD MOSQUITO WAR- live and after 24 hours cannot be
vived.01herwise. they contln ‘
Put Vanishing at HovoromDr. Lamb, develop m“, in am to 12 days “mt:
Specialist 0" 90bi°°l13°lnfl the pupal state, with bodies
Thanked. distended at the head Within 21.110111
REVERE, August 9.~'r‘he most no they burst the envelope and M
markubie and nutcossiul battle against forth tidbit mosquito» on the wins.
the mosulto to taking place in itovore, i Tllt‘ common “0’40“ that meat
under the careful direction or a sci breed in lilo grams or 1111-1111111:
enlist who has given up the general ill? (‘Ol‘m'ltlll MOflllllllOB mm}?
practice of medicine to devote his life bar In such places during the
to sanitary problems time to food because of their
Joseph. iii. Lamb is the man whom dronco for shade and moisture
the thousands who visit Rovers lionch lllti’ milk at nightfall 0900 like
and vicinity.a as well as the 111,000 1111 11111111101111
the “year -round inhabitants are titanic‘ "if the citizens. than. distinotl
ink. The present treason hltll been so derstand “1M ll ill the aim
tree of the posts that victors exclalm, (lien and 1100!» about the prowl ‘
”Where are the mogqmum?“ cause the mosquito mischief, .
After years of investigation, 1311.699 la the filling, 6111111111: 0' .
Lamb, who is a graduate of Tufts Willi! WWW“ 01' WOW dim
Medical School and a dormer chemist cool or puddle.”
to the Massachusetts General Hoopi i 4 , .
to]. gave his decision in {over of tho WHAT HE WOULD I
"ditching plan! as the best method of During a Republican om
11311111131111 post. Undtil‘ 11111 «creation norm an outer became 111‘! ,
tho Herero, Board of itoitlth has pm. berated at the remarks of 11b 1)
coated. under contract with The uni-m m.or who Item lflllilllllt It It!
ted-diaries Drainage confirmation 00.. milled the shaker that l!!!
which inches a specialty of tho work, Democrat.
tho ditching at 74 acres in the viola “And ”Whit. illl'. are You & Mill
ity of Golf Island Grove; 1187 acres in may lash?" thundered the stole?
the marsh and. wont at the Iiooton ."M‘r. father was it tsunami
and Maine Railroad. bordering on tho his father before him." mill!
rim him and essential: out to the former. .
Lynn Multivariate mo 11-hour Snake “with. now." 1.11.11 the
luv him the casino and the vast rim 7011'! tiller 111111 a f
it“ ‘ ‘ and mutilation: on :1 tool,
180 men have been employed. ,
speaking of his life occupation, D
COMMITTEE.
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Norwalk Chronicler