TUESDAY. jULY 7. I!“
WRIGHT AND DITION
Tennis Rackets
Tennis Balls
and Nets
ALL PRICES.
WM.
SUMMER
Underwear
For Gents. Ladies and Children
indies“ Swiss ii: bced and snap
ed It ...... 10c, 12 1-2: and 256
Union Suits 25c. 35c and 5°C
Gents' Balbriggan Lnderwear
25c Ind 50¢
E. K. Banks
Mnhnckemo Hotel Block, So. Nona-lit.
P. BEERS
look and Stationery Store.
South Nor-walk. Nomalk
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i Tess of the Storm
Country,
The Movies big
Success
Will probably pass out ,0 set today. , can be bought at our store. 45¢ a copY.
The temperatures are risilig slowly D 0 N N E L L Y I S
i“ ”‘9 mm” d‘s‘rms' ‘si'ArieNsnv AND BOOK aroma
‘ ’ ‘ . ' l' vicinit .
tondltlons favor for the y i. SOUTH MAIN STREET.
showers followed by fair and warm-a
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WEATHER FOR ECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity~Cloudy &
warmer tonight and Wednesday. i
A slight disturbance which develop-3
ed on the coast yesterday.
Connectir‘Ut.
was even ‘
tral this morning over
er weather.
Six dollar dresses
Mintz‘ s
for $3.75 at
v EATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY..
l The Misses Harriett and Mae Meek-
ier have gone to Revere Beach for a
{week‘s vacation.
Watch for Louis Avrick's big adv.;
Friday. i
Temperature: Low, .37; high , 7.-G
Clear.
The Sunday school of the Norwalk
M. E. Church, will hold its annual pic- !
Harry Earle. assistant bookkeeper tile on Wednesday, July 15
in the National Bank of Norwalk, is _._._.__
‘ on a two weeks' vacation.
Are you troubled with Nyopia.
so, read Thamer's adv. ,
li‘
Miss Burchie Worthington. has re-
turned to her summer home in Sound Samuel Stevens. of South Norwalk,
Beach after spending the week with was discharged from the Norwalk
friends in Norwalk. Hospital. this morning.
There was a meeting last evening Mrs. Barbara Bossing, of Winni-
of the Putnam Hose Company. Semi- pauk, who is at the Hospital suffering
annual reports wece read and general from a stroke, is in a very serious con—
routine business trasacted. dition.
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Mrs. Marbeck. of Pine street. suf- Louis H. Cortright. advertising man-
fered a broken bone in her foot this ager of the Manchester Robertson Alli-
murning, as a result of a fall, Dr. son. Ltd., of St. John, N. B., Is the
W, B. Burnell set the bone. guest of Cortriglit Brothers, of Spring
street. ‘
Mrs. Roy Bhymer and children. of
Brooklyn. N. Y., are visiting with Mr. A rim of an automobile owned and
and Mrs. G. S, Gregory. of Union operated by New Yorkparties, was
Park. who are Mrs. Bhymers parents. lost while coming down Washington
They will remain in Norwalk for about street last evening The rim flew a , ’
distance of about 20 feet, but did no
damage.
a week, .
Mrs. Mall 'of 105 Harbor av e,nue is
very ill from a complication of trou- Michael Glenn and wife will sail for
bles. Dr. W B Burnell is attending their old home in Hungary on July
.11“. i18th. where they will visit their; pa-
‘ i rents, v. be they haven‘t seen for twen-
‘ Jesse Ape“, son of Mr and Mrs. ty years. They will return home about
George Allen. of Issues street, ceie~ the 18‘ Of October.
brated his eight birthday yesterday
afternoon at his home He entertained Tessi'e‘ A- Eisenstock, Of this CRY.
his boy friends and a jolly time was has brought, through her attorneys,
GDIOYed. . _Keogh 8; Candee, a divorce suit
against Charles Eisenstock, charging
Sensible summer shoes at ‘Conneally intolerable cruelty. Tho couple were
& Bracken's. married in Passalc. .'. J . last March.
Mrs Eisenstock is at present living
The ladies of St Joseph' a parish with her parents on tile corner of 'West
met last evening in the basement of and High 3"99‘5- A“ the property Of-
, the church and completed plans for Mr. Eisenstock has been attached ona
the holding of a three- night lawn festl claim for alimony. The case is re-
val on the school lawn on the evenings turnable in the September termiof the
of July 22 23' and 24 Unique and nov. Superior court, in Bridgeport. The
at will be the attraction thht will prove writ was “"941 on MY Elsenstock
a scource of much enjoyment to young ““5 morning, by Deputy Sheriff D.-
T and old. The grounds will be beautiful-1 10“” WNW!
:> 1y decorated and lighted for the occa-
‘ s‘ion. Fancy booths. side shows and
'“ dancing have also been arranged for Wear at Tristram & Hyatt‘s.
a capable orchestra rendering dance ‘» ”'Tfl— '
‘ and concert music. The opening night" M’ and M“! 01130"! CHKIII. 0!
win be especially interesting and en “95‘1”" llvenue. Nor-walk entertain-
joyable because of the fact that a slds- ed ”’0‘“ fifteen 0‘ their me?“ on the
splitting farce will be present by local erth 0! July at genuine Rhoda Is-
petiole entitled “Finnegan and Flan- land ciambake. The food and the
nlgan—A Riot of Fun." The ladies manner in which it was served was
manifested great enthusiasm In the ""mm A“? “I." '5‘“ ““3 ““5".
enjoyed themselves at croquet, lawn
matter. abdAhey are bound to be
successful. ‘ tennis. and with an stagnant musical
L n . program. a piano and andolin fur-
dishing the music.‘ Among those pres.
[out were: Maud , Mrs. 3. MW»
‘ , Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mills div. and
Merch- ll!!k8ugnr,'1|b.-...... 25°, .
March's sodium rhoph, 1 lb. isel’mt m u. m“ “d '1’“ mm’
anemia... 260 size pool "‘3‘ u“
, mailman“
#3 'MM 60° lilo on who-..‘ a I! I .
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OUR REGULAR PRICES.
Mi
THE SOUTH NORWALK “INTRO
Special Sale
3 SAUCE PANS,
value $l.59 . $1.00
ALUIMNUM
COOKING x
UTENSILS.
' That every housewife may become familiar with the
qualitits of our Aluminum Ware, we offer this week special
prices in our entire line of Aluminum Ware.
A. J. Collins 8: Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
PHONE 747. NORTH MAIN ST.
Special summer goods for summer C
Fertilizers
Potato Manure. Ground Bone. Ashes. Super-phosphate
of Lime. Land Plaster. Muriate oi Potash. Nitrate of
Soda.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
68 WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE 488-
O. B. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
SPECIALS
PURE LEAF LARD I
THE VERY FINEST CREAM- LB. .. .. . 2¢
FANCY NEW POTATOES
ERY BUTTER, LB, 29¢
14 LBS. u -. .. “45¢
PHONE 743-3.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street, East Norwalk
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July Fashions
in the celebrated ‘
Pictorial Review
Patterns
are now ready
for youl
The dress you make and
never wear because you
see others wearing more
‘ stylish. more up to date
dream is the moat ex-
pensive.
You avoid disappoint-
ment if you use
Pictorial Review
Patterns ,
a: n. FASHION Boot:
' for sullln .
before selecting your Summer
outfit; ‘,
Only We when purchased
with a I5c pattern. -»
i
3:?! ”II—IS cent-
It ”SO—l5 com
a
DESIRE" noise. at ‘
‘Donnelly’s Stationery and Book Store,
:6 South Main St.
Advertise Year Wants in the
,..
rill?
‘ carpet in a second with my pad on my!
SENTINEL
PAGE FIVE
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jll-lill-lifiillli
' Plilliil 0f HIS Willi
iiessa Crandail Philosophizes on
Things in Life Worth Living
and Predicts for Future
WIDE WALE PIQUES
COTTON CORDUROYS
Jesse (‘randalL of Brocklyn, the vet-
eran toy maker, is the guest of Rev. “W“ Va'“ “'00 and 51-25»
and Mrs. John Stapleton, at the Cong-
‘regational parsonage, and will remain
'here for a few days. The Brooklyn
Daily Eagle recently printed the fol-
lowing interesting sketch of his life: 153 Washington Street
Perhaps it was a gift from his father
perhaps it was something that he saw-
and RATINEs, usual 33 value,
HOUSE DRESSES
Stylish Skirts
$1.98
590
Jacoby’s
Opp. Hoyts Theatre
ed and shaped out of his own under- ,
felt of their strong right arm 'ud
said, ‘Do this,’ and woman did
to the alloy that makes up the common mange of that strength that wa-
standings that put the strain of gold in.
as-
clay of a man, and gives him whatiten but,“ here Mr. (‘randall threw out
for want of a better word, we call both hands, “with the pistol came
genius. equality, woman is just as strong as
Anyhow, Jesse A_ Crandall has used man if her aim is good. As far as
every lucii of the cloth that he was that goes the say that a woman never
made of for eighty years, yes, even fails to hit the person site shoots at.
to the selvage has he used it in the It's. for her that l‘ve been building
accomplishing of those things thatimy little empires.
iWe children want but cannot form, “Am I fond of children?
fsee in our dream: but Cannot realize “Well, I've learned to look for their
'on making. goOd points, ,Wlien I had a shop of
He tells his story between the aisle
of toy soldiers and aisle of rocking‘buy
horses. lie speaks quaintly, for he'sl‘lsn't my baby
baby carriages would ask me.
the most beautiful?‘
past 80. lie is charmingly gray-liaired,‘aiid i always said, ‘Tbe very most
with old-fashioned cut whiskers, keen . beautiful l've seen in some tinie.‘
brown eyes. With an old luan’ youth- What else could i say? Well, that
in] smile. he raps out his doctrine, films made me see all babies, no matter
“No patent is a patent till it liasdiow odd looking, in their best light."
ibeen fought for,“ he said. on get al “What will you invent in the i'u-
ipiece of paper but you don't get pro tare?"
itcctiou till you have. spent a lot of. “iiow can I tell. until impulse
imoncy in court to keep up the dignitylniakes the sign and I get Out my
[of that same paper. Did you everfpencil? But, oh." he said.
know an inventor who had money?" with the light of a great humor in
be-2
“MRS.” SQUIRE PAYS TAXES.
CHICAGO, July T.—“.\lrs." Belle
Squire. head of the No Vote. No Tax
‘League, who refused for a number of
my own every mother who came in to
suddenly,:
“Edison is almost the only exception his eyes, “did you ever know one of_
to the rule, He's a business man aslus who ever had ally money?" lie
well as a creator. He knows low tol tl ' of soldiers. ,
1 ,fingered a III e ‘03 set 13o, through from New York to Chica-
hold his ideas for cash. never lettingiand shook his head. “I set up an
army," he said. “but I never con-
them out. of sight till the money has'
been paid down either. That's the com— quered and took prisoner everlasting
wealth. I've set little soldiers on
liinntion that makes autos as well as
Iphonographs.’l‘hat‘s whatlnever could their gallant horses, and placed the
captain at the head of the army, but
do. I surely was not gifted with the
they never marched out for me and
:busiuess brain. i‘ve had money, once
iin a while. a few days or so, and brought me back my desire gratified.
,lhen lose it all, I was happy in the los- Oh. well." he added, setting them
down, “if i ever doubted and tried
ling. It was such a fine shade of dif-
ference that you could not easily grasp ‘ to grow discontented I remembered a
the sensation. . ,picture—a human and a terrible pic-
"l‘d rather shake the hand that‘ture—that of a man, once the most
holds the bar‘ of soap than the hand famous painter in this country, bent
ethat holds the gold bar. I‘d rather down with age and sorrow, with an
put my shoes out to be blacked in a old shawl on his shoulders, standing
line with the wage carrier's than with . before a table on which were a few
Rockefeller's. ‘ ‘dry crusts of bread. Whenever i
CIPVIM f°r SeventY-five Years. illllnk of it. 1 see th05e pitiful crusts
“he been carving animals and fig-,nrst, even forgetting the man, in the
urea since I was .‘i. when I first near-,symbol of his failure."
ly cut my finger off, right up to now,i
and I expect to go right on till I diedout a patent on a convertible carriage,
My first patent was taken out in:a magical affair of latticed strips,
1859. it was a spring horse. Thejwhich, when drawn out to their full~
was a child, and you see what
horseman he has developed into now! Eter around horses, and
“The shoo fly is mine; the nested'iimount of amusement they
blocks, a score-oi puzzles, automatic‘gbrought, the
i cannot not think of now.
had a good memory.
my father, I guess for when he want- ijumper
I never : struction.
The “American Speeder"
would call out to me: ”Vi hats your developed later into the many forms
name go upstairs and tell what yer of childs car worked by the action
call ‘um I want him.‘ and i went and of the foot. This. old device is still
tried to bring the particular child I a popular plaithing.
thought he meant Well, that's me Aside from the t0ps Mr. Crandall
all 0\er agalp. ' ,has invented many useful street car
“Most of'my ideas come to me of, improvements, one of which is .a
nights. I don't think so much of my switch device. a steel her running
sleep as some men.
I'm sleeping, I think of something or car, and by the simplest method, that
it comes to me without thinkingiof turning with the hand. while still
maybe. Anyw.ay the alarm of the guiding the car the switch is opened
future rings the up, an I'm on the or shut accordinglv.
. iMr. Crandall celebrated his eighti-
knee. goth birthday last Monday. He re-
“In the days when I was young I ceived many flowers and letters of
served under a blacksmith for aappreciavtlon.
while and that's come in useful in! Eighty years old, with a knife in
the making of iron toys, and put thi3;hin hand quick, will a mind un-
down " he said, as he stood between harmed by splendid output, \Ir. Cran-
the aisle of the soldiers and the aisle dall smiled as he stood among the tin
of rocking horses "That what Ameri— soldiers and the toy. horses and re-
ca has seen in the line of invention peated:
since I was a boy IS only the begin- , “Only the Master shall praise us. and
ning. Oh. we artists. inventors andi only the Master shall blame;
master mechanics are the people, and-And none shall Work for money, and
.put it down that I. Crandall, sayl none shall work for fame.”
that we are only children-all of us“ Said it with is head up and stepped
from Edison down. with a klndergar-Zout of. the picture.
ten conception .of.‘ achievement. i
item it donw that t predict two,
new arrivals: The electric stroke for;
setting of powder without guns and'
the emancipation of women. Here’s]
another thing that's coming Mars is
now signalling us, that’s a thing l'm
sure of. In time we will perfect the'
Wireless so that we can communicate W0 01 Dusters
with them. The! are trying to glvei
1
'Large Variety
i Feather Dusters
.10c to $1. 49
nontomoldea of their intentions and , 1°° ‘° 39°
We .ogn't make out what they are . .. .
m » Al ~12.ve
"I'd chariot.f rithan know what they be“ Cliche
are AIDIIIB In I.“ it” of invention on
inn than mo hm», though wings as West Washington st.
' W ' South unions.
‘ hang it»... mini» cousin.
Some years ago Mr. Crandall took.
Prince of Wales rode one when heiest extent. made a comfortable crib,
it His favorite experiments seem to cen-f
to what;
can be1
“iigger horse" and the~
targets and many automatic tops that bell horse are both ingenious in con- ,'
The first was designed to. ‘
I take after,take the place of the ordinuary baby:
I
i .E
i
Suddenly. While‘down through. the platform of thel'.E
ed one of his children for any thing he' was the first hand running car which ‘
years to pay taxes and Wll.) inhin'ain-
ed her refusal after the granting of
partial woman suffrage by the last ll-
linois Legislature, hauled down the
flag of revolt yesterday and notified
the assessor that she would pay. ‘
Though a spinster she assumed the
title_"l\irs.” as a right, asserting men
had no right to indicate her wedded
or unwedded condition.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE EDITOR
DEAD.
S'I‘. LOI'iS. July 7.~The Rev. \V. ll.
Palmore, editor of the Christian Advo-
cate, of St. Louis, who died here on
Sunday. bequeathed his farm at Malta
Bend to the Central Female College,
at Lexington. Mo. The property is val-
ued at $40,000. The balance of his es-
tate. valued at $150,000, will go to the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
ENGINE AND FOUR CARS DERAIL-
ED.
AI.TOO.\'A. Tenn. July 7.—~Thc en-
gine and four coaches of a train, No.
go. on the Pennsylvania railroad. were
derailed today at McGarvey‘s station.
three miles west of here. The passen-
gers were shaken up, but none hurt.
—Any skin itching is a tempecteab-
er. The more you scratch the worst)
it llL‘uC‘E. Dean's Ointment curs piles.
eczema—any skin itching. At all uni;
stores.
NEW ROYAL SOCIETY PACK-
AGE GOODS.
Made Up Package 600d: Requir-
ing Only Embroidery.
Made l'p Dresses for children.
in iiatiste, Repp and Lawn, l to .
Ii years ........ 50¢, lac, $1.00
Made l‘p l'udergarments in .
Night Gowns, Camisoles, Corset “
Covers, Knicker and Chemise I:
.............. 5°C to $1.00 ~
Lingerie Blouses, stamped on ..
sheer silken batiste and linen
finished lawn, Dressing Sac-dues '
and Boudoir Caps to match. -
FanCy Tea Aprons, Night
Gowns. Camisoles, Chemise,
Corset Covers, lnt'ants' Long
Dresses, Bibs, Capes, Carriage '
Pillows and Covers, Center -
Pieces and Scarfs in the new "
Rado Punch Work and the new
Doll Outfits.
J.I.Mallette 33
88 Washington at;
Tel. 449. So. Norwalk.
:‘r. "" '1 Zil,‘ .
‘ing Need Attention
.-7-..
It Is always best to catch a .'
- leak or a plumbing repair wh
be out of order in the least.
"Home-made" repairs
'4». 'make—shlfts at best, and are th ,
{costliest in the long run-"
«place vnur plumbing problem
:3 solve them promptly and antio-
D.
'on our shoulders and we will. - ,
.v.
UNUSUAL MILLINERY VALUES
‘FOR ERIDAY, JULY sap.
Sport Hats 75c-n.oo"
Trimmed Panamas $2.25
All White Hats. trimmed with flow-
ers, wings, feathers or ribbon-0°
. Special Prices on Burfit, Leghor'n,
Black and White Shapes.
Edna Mae Seymour
)5. sanitary equipment appear: to!“ _ ~
Norwalk Chronicler