assoc.sos.vsssnismosyus." Dash Tush—lee. 18 1-2:. use 85o _ WM P BEERS. E K Banks;- andfiflcs‘ led Spreads—£1.00 01.28. 0159.01.75 to“ I“ W “o, 90c 70:. Eric. 706.114.59.- s gymnastics-1.11M NW“- WEATHER FoascAsr. EF‘o‘r Nor'szaik and vicinity Fair to:,' gun; and Tuesday; fresh northeasti‘. .d .5“ s»: :35. . it; «.1 winds. An area of unusually high presd ‘ sure for the season of the year is cen- trai this morning over New England. ffitds producing pleasant weather in the northeastern districts. Unsettled- 1 showery weatherprevails between the ' Rocky Mountains 91nd the Lake region and along the Gulf and South Atlantic t30as1s."l‘he-g'reat‘est rainfall during -t"he last .24 hours was 3. 62 inches, at.— Des Moines. la The temperatures are high in the central districts and low in the extreme eastern and western Edls; tr'lcts. ...——-Eq- '1cmperature: Low, 47? high, "63. Fem some»: The 1.1... iii... no. “straws-wand:- row. Woe unto him who defies the un- . Judge .1th J. Walsh named his " boat ”Beulah" out of the Water. pre- ' paratory to storing her for the winter. I New assortment of popular fiction at 45c. Step in and look over. the large assortment, at IDonEnellEy's Store. Thomas McGuire, a former resident .‘of this city, now of Gfoendeld Hill. . Conn. ., is -'a visitor in South Norwalk for a brief time. - Salvatore Charlott is finishing up on laying additional water pipes on the Marvin Beach Tract. J John F. Bertram, of Bayview avenue.E resumed his duties in the South Non' ,Vvailg post odice today after an enjoys ",ple vacation of sowrai weeks. q. . '3 Eliot Gregory. of France street, who is in a critical condition as a result of . compiieatlons following typohid. show. ed little improvement yesterday. a "'Mr and Mrs mud n: yield of Hill side place. enjoyed a very pleasant” au- tomobile trip to various lnterésting points in and about New York city yes- - goerdayz William O’Hara, wild wés‘ recently" 'appointed auxiliary clerk by Postmw " ‘vter Andrew Leary. of, the local post of- Mn, :started’ work this morninsfin that i: capficity._.' ‘7 u. . d Daughters. of the (Norwalk Congrega. film's!“ molt. will meet. on, Tuesday afternoon at 3 o 'clock. with Mrs. W. G. Staples, Strawberry Hill avenue. East Norwalk. ‘ ‘ ..., , L. BT11”. William Clougher. Har- “. old Smith, and Frank J. Smith, or this ‘expedition- Although the local party zsucceeded in landing a 6 ~ 1‘ boss. the largest one caughtztli "a't‘flii'st place.E hfr. Clougher them come at , our .WEATHER A YEAR Aoo TODAY. E! M “iii 5?; .2. 03mg fis‘ggdg (1 rs. Benin or net ‘ a mWo'ved EM"! anW .51": ”We as?" Em. ' ugh? 1 3:3: redideuce'. in lmwe street. 33"”...qu 1".” $9M"- Stationary .‘E the work 'for the water commlsisoners _ ‘; l. The Golden 'Rule Circle of Kins's' .» city, .spent' is, 1191‘! pleasant day EyCStd't- ’ '.d'ay at Cross ”River. com. on 'a fishing ' Our lined Rust-Craft Novel- Monument”!!- New Assortment of Popular . Fiction at 452. a Stop .111, and look ovar’ the large assortmem. , ._ V ‘At 33: l D o NN E L L Y'T"‘s n'ArieNsnv Ann odour erolr‘id to sound dam arson, Compo Inn BOSTON. P037 MAD. Westport, Eel-Vibe; a li" Steaks, Broilers and all flll‘oodsin open 1.! Gauche made, .‘ up Md Wt» for ‘ ELITE QiKLiTY SHOE “$5le qdhlity the best quoliiyE' "\J \s Wm Malena ”WE antecdlnvvrlting sooomuéosougnt no unfair “gang‘s; frmn' econ-lots. ELITE SHQE: ' 'Iui Walk. lasabsipe' 1:)“. . sages of 89. 840 'j,‘ and,instnictiyeEsoasoo » other was at fault but the lottér was ., two months, humus-twai- at prepared to howl! Our m stack. liars Wt]. to Me your outer-adds RAYMOND vetoes, I Large Sweet} '— Juicy Stock 25 dozi' Reliance. Hammad 5 YM- ”5' Vacuum Clam...........818m mammals-amount charisma-sorting, BROTHERS . Electric Fans. .....s1s.sd to $17.50 .‘w M hesitant! A, A 73;! v" \1’ “l" .413 It '. . l- s 3‘." m :11 Jun} E. Ufa Tuesday, Wed Booldv.e mail a .. 3 . L No Charge for Books and Merrill Colleges Stamford... 9“ . :Port‘ Chester. South Not-walk. =23 .1 i...‘)ags>,3 17;”, Ni who sales of: property. and mort- '2'g.ge's rgcor'ded amounting" :For the first week or Sepi'e'i‘hbsn 1,913, there. were eleven soled ad'd mort- James. Donneiiy. the South Main street stationer. reported to the po» lice yesterday afternoon 'that someone had stolen his bicycle, which had been ,standing in front of his place of busl-E guess. 1. After the , summ’er recess, the Spring Union Sunday-school opened .iyesterday for the fall term A large number were in Attendance, and everythinE points toward a successful Mortimer Codiey. of North avenue. was struck 'by a positing automobile at the corner of. Main and Wall street, .yeste'rday afternoon shofitly before 1.- o‘clock. He escaped any. serious in. . jury, both knees being only. slightly seraped. The machino was. driven by Harvey Roles. of Stamford. and it "was proceeding very- slowly at. the time. Both Conley and Boise 'clai'm eaoli’ not detained by the police after he had agreed to pay the damhge'ée- ' -~ The cellar or the new 'Elk's Home on South Main street 11188 been dog. and the masono are ready to start work. It is explained that the building , will. be ready for. occnpgtiey. inside of ' It is rumored that the. .. . . . . ~ _Hoine will be opened by the holdinz .1 ‘ of :a big islr. although t ' E, as yet, has not him definitely decided upon. .. * Power. nes cums..9h°rthmd. sonny“ Ether-o: wars? L 'éhsrsdwihi We hove Merci second- hand fans for sale. Electric Wiring for Light and THE WHITE ELECTRIC 00., Electrical _EEnplnasn and Contractors. 54 Water St. South Norwalk. Ct. Phone 342- 3.. . . . . : 2 It‘d“. 3 : . . . . 1!" inn. .2. u Beginnl Tue‘iday,"“S¢pt:"'f5-' ' ‘ Hails-7:03;? " day‘Thursday . gym 5 1913‘." W fiafl‘thqafl’rsa Stationery To: ' hifihcpard Went glands silver cup for his postings! he which have been run at different time Suturdu'. _. omc'er Frank Straiton arrested City $1le Even. .01 -——-—-\—E-'I will probah schoohmomgor the basement. as the harmony- and unity of thousht and so. 4...... auditorium our not be finished tion, 9119“ ‘as hell: the discs whicni ~ . _ Desccfii‘ds upon the guilty hcad— ‘E E " wnE’otd sacrifice to greed, .A to _w-creatures lite.” nut ebouflhe lst of October. Hi. growler- peg; on Water street, ascend more: who 'r'ald‘e‘d by Officer John Reynolds. and Janos Webb, Thomas fads '3“... gardens were picked up ' xdhi'nk'snness and malt- lnE nuisances of themselves 1.9:. .~ . ‘- . r . 'JE ’ n 3:7 ."" -The_-r‘e‘gplar weekly meeting of fin ing. The traveling "hay wagon' 1v taken to the Norwallr :de Men. next véningmm one state Th'a' kE Company has donated a A l ahead: the brass” EpElat, _. usch Famous by Napoleon, the island ' clouds earns. in no}; there wasE'ynohJ -. our Q wish buried, deep in humeral- ‘ can heart: that, the islahd‘ which had »bewlpedmmihe.tweofthesm . tion at least to become an uninhabit- . cookout; the American former as a .- .ils stated that Mr. Redford had hoop w (some. Arkansas. 35 "0 $32M”- won the majority of live of these races throughouolthe season. A la‘r‘gé’num- ' her of peohle witnessed the race on a than; hppadeutiy a knight of the 111th my. in tho gt‘e'ight yard this. morn“ lag. :.The man was too drunk to he ‘ ussr‘ the Witching engines. and was thoui’ht safer to hav‘é him in a it Independent services will be. resum-; from the soil, with their hands brown ed in both in. Conventional and from exposure “and their minds a‘t- Baptist Churches next Sunday. The tuned to the needs of the hour. there “' clinical 01' the Gangregatlonal Churéh was no chance for dissection, anions. " ”9 119111 in “19 guild” their ranks and there was a complete; This: morning at 11:31) o'clock a seraymhliérs will he held- -'this dreads;- iiibeiic $ we ' thereon. Thi ' ' EE E 3 will b’ ““9"- 9“. poo Erastus that use.- fertiiiléf 9“ Primers oE 'a-r. usual 1 m .. Watchmen“. -Wheashcg'reat French engeror i ‘beel the scene of his humiliation ihight Whether or no such a curse WEE ever costupontheisland.itiacertaih that it. Helena is doomed. if not to (mine: able rock. With the advent of ctea'li‘ navigation the island ceased to he a ‘ regular. por't of coil. so that its always .. vanishing point; planes of insects do. ' thither by foreign vessels. multiplied ‘ and overrun its soil, until the govern- ment was compelled to oiler a bounty E of a penny-tor every- -rodent captured... Then the English garrison. which had was not enough, the termite 1. , curse of tropical and semi-tro icai countries—invaded the island and will unless controlled, reduce the city of ' Jamestown to a plup of sawdust .-—New York independent. FORT WORTH. Texas, Sept. 1..-—- iWith representation from more than -_ ,two-thirds of the States in the Union. the eleventh annual meeting of the Farmers'_ Educational and CoOpera- tive Union. of America. came to a close in this city today. after a three days' session. The keynote of the ,convention was the action of the body *in voting to ask direct aid from the. government in the present crisis which iresult of the titanic struggioocr'oss the 'Ewitt‘ei‘t A planwas'formulated where - 0mm will he asks to ti farmeifgover the 'e c'y'fim commit was. ap- pominted to» gftd Washingt" n to con-f suit with Federal authorities relativei‘ to the situation. E A mil; tribdto w paid 3,0 the work« of Peter Radiord’hy ationa’l aresiden} .0. s. Barrett, in his opening addres to the convehtiom who declared that *it was the Radical type of men which keep ones faith «soundwhis confige high and renews his faith in indignity, _“7 vesinnhnbiemseisiauca tqybim mitts. worf‘anti That likewise counsel and suggestions had materially assisted him in the solution of problems con- 'fronting the national work ; - The National ”Union has strong and active organisations in twentyoev’en States of this Unionxasd is composed " of A membership numbering eight mil lion. The oillcers of the Union were (unanimously reelected for the coming 'year. as follows: President;£C.- 8. Bars "rett', Georgia; yids-president, A .v. 'Swift. Oregon; secretary-treasurer, A. i .ah; “film. MW Behind: the: Flow. eléhéntlsiinnwairmcting pf. the. ‘Na l'dnal Mtwflhdliswds in ses- s sion for three dayli. it'WFoi-t Worth. last weok. The delegates attending- the meeting came irom- more than two- thirdsrof the States in the Union and every branoh' of agricultural endeavor was' represented. The wheat for ‘girom the northwest. the corn farmer- Efrem the middle west. the tobacco farmer from the Virslnias, and the. cop- gion format“ from the sunny, south—rail held counsel together and, wQe united in their effort to solve the grave prob- lem which now confronts the American farmer. Coming. as they did, direct scantiy exports dwindled almost to the . .~ strayed its vsgetption; rats, brought , ‘9923. practically the sole source of: ill- We”! Sbectacles" 6r Eyeglasses. I" E5 FAEMERS TO ASK EEDERAL' m. ' GREEN (Composed by: A. FLWSchwors'eh'h-sriz') I heard the children as they sang “in their innocent, childish way; Still unsboiled with the struts We elders experience in life. . ' The! ,san8..-in accents clear. -' " Ahyrnn to many a heart dear. .f .7 . “My faith looks up to T1169, Thou. Lamb of Calvory, Saviour. discus. . . Take all my- guilt way. .Th‘i'lfii'it. 91. 9:93}? Filming, nation, i... t For None Better at Any Frills"! j. come to the inhabitants, was with- Gem pm, E yeghuoes... z. ..... ~ 'drawn. an'dthe hoods of the nativesifioldzrilieo Eysgmsses on,in $53: ' became desmte j Geld- filied Spectacles only . ”A“; 75 . Then; as if this series of misfortunes ‘Lensem ' """""""" ‘50 Md “1’ Moron-hair 500 Houses in stock xofvE ‘Bm'rmit AT Avf Jungian Prescriptions Carefully Filled. Chas-“Brand " JBEldiBIE 'rc'HMAKEit _ Ol’l‘lCIAN 188 JW instep ”So Nor-walk $1.... naniNG' smups Griznn rg‘ .THE 66v! THAT F'AIL’ED. _a——' \low beanme whiledfurww. 3'." And let me from this day Be whollyghine" ' "’ " ’I y it“ i. sitting still‘and usuuiung' A tour in my eye glistening. '3‘: Bent on brothers extermination. .' I thought-y tooziit the Master» who i". W'el'e t6 ?étdj‘h“dhrthlel ow. ' would Hp. Wye. gosh opal! vow. To kill andrslsy eschother... instead of iculling mama-brother. ‘i A. 1 r. . 2‘“ ,-, And as. l sat and: thousht ' Of endless, endless havoc wrought Through the shameful strife Thot wrecks the hearth rind home . And leaves behind. sod and alone, .‘ I s mother. . - Bobbing them of husband. tether and . brother- ls it true?" Chi: 'i't'heiw 6 .That jnpthia age;‘.jstill. we- Countenance such deeds. tell And reek. thhtssmeil of holll Wher s the vaunted dové. Emblemstig syfibol of love? His ‘1 .5on , ’ shaved. stead of dove. turned raveni. Whore this tribunal of Hngue. :ls' its power shorn vague, j To 'giv’e" peace to every nation And. settle,aii EhyE ”nitration" ." Where’s all this love, as taught—E E' ‘ ' Shall we find its lesson naught-a» . '. - Even the beautiful precept to tollow—e To? bi'vilizatib‘n almoskery. hollow?E_EE . ‘Efeeds and clothes the world. M— ND FOR FERTILIEIER IN~ ASES IN CONNECTICUT-E WASHINGTON, D. 0.. Sept, DE that use fertilizer, and the annual pur- chases amount to $1,954,183. according . .to, a report of the United States Core ‘ ans Buroau. _jTenEyearoEEogo'the on n“ Connecticut is"... in' .928, or 821 per cent. during , the past decade Forty- -eight _por cent. of the dorms otrt‘his stats use fertilizer,- and the-average for the united State in “15" 6 Thou; are 15.58} farms in Connecticut. Tempest. too great. the. it??? .(1: 0t thefla’ster's Calvary sfcridce— .. Alli! Wiblood. ruthless shed.. need. 'Yuur‘lnspcctlon Fall, clothing xs. man and boy. " fabrics. Fall gloves. toughened it‘ihve‘mh'reinil trfiq. s ;. Thot's costly to full mnny- a life-4' (.1 ', ;.' .The children, sweetheartn wifs and ' I.“ the Workii ".‘i' Fall an and foreign Fall hats—soft and derby. Fall shirts—Fall neckweat. Fail underwear. . 4 ~ Fall overcoats, Fall rudiments. Fall sweaters and mahkinaws. Fall in line and “fall to?“ t h‘vh‘lo‘ (th brings you freedom from the heavy task of sweeping and dual «Weighs only nine pound}. Th air driven revolving brush- looscris ‘ all div}; ' to! auction carried it ill in dust 'proof biog; ' ILYdu merely: direct
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