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Turkey eta of more spies tothfe
square mile than any aim; comm.
as unyionewho has been to‘ Turhey
Howmms
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‘ racism. 559691;. 701;. 7 undone , i Wu Um itself. Kistg-vw619t - .
PILLOW‘CA‘S S
zoo, in rosc,_;5c and soc
WHITE BED SPREADS
75¢, 890, $1 $I-t25. Snso to $4
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E. K. A'Ba'nks
IAi-lecxt do HOTEL BLOCK.
copra NORWALK.
Will agree. , . . .
1' The peculiar thing about these, spies
is that they themselves cannot‘be'
casted.“ so that a regular chain of
spies is the result. Thor. are spies to
spy upon the spies.
The government ofliciols have their
own spies to watch at r people, but
‘ “'9“ “1° 3’9” “"10”“ vwemselves Wise mothers keep in their
are already being spied upon. '
What a more. the method of spying medicine closets. proper lo-
tsqdite open. for the spies will standi “Oil. to apply. in OISE Chil-
by‘wherever two or three foreigners.
are‘gathered together and listen to the?l are}; hurt themsdvgs falling
ldownstairs or in a hundred
conversation. Visitors to Turkey mm:
rally get worried over such attentions,
especially when it might be their badj , 0
luck to be followed about for weeks or Other WdYB. You can save a
lot of pain' by hsVing “these
months. ,
It is the “uninitiated" visitor who . . .
' medicines handy. We sell
such first and things.
usually receives the most attention. ‘
since he or she will carry on conver-
sation in a quiet. undertone. The pen
“ , H. "A. MEAD, Mgr.
8 North Main Street. . ' . =;
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Entrance on Mahi‘Street; FairfieidlAuenuc sod Cannon’St.
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JUST OUT
New Pastels of the Wash—
ington Street Bridge
6, for 5¢.
an r. l. l. YfS‘
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‘STATIONERY STORE
:6 50. Main St.
So. Norwalk,
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son who knows Turkey converses in a
loud tone fore". and sundry—the spies
especialiy~to bear that he is only‘en-‘
gnged in pleasure or legitimate busi-
ness, and the wise man leaves the topic
of. politics severely alone. — London
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The City= National Bank
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botith Not-walk.
CAPTURING A MODEL.
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A Complexion Thpt Delacroix Could,
Not Lot Escape. l
Delacroix, the painter, was walking!
out one day in Paris with a friend ot§1
his when he fell into a brown study. '
“What is up with you now?” said thel
friend. , l
"i can't get a certain shade of yel-
low,“ replied the artist.
/ "What sort of yellow?"
Just then a cab drove past.
"The. gory tliing!",the painter gasped
out. “Stop. stop!" - """'
“I am engaged," the cubby replied
without stopping. ‘ .‘ '
Delacroix started in pursuit. and at a
.steep place in the Rue dos Martyrs
‘ overtook the cab.‘ Opening the doom
. he said in tones of eutreuty to thew-
; scnger inside: --
' “Do please tell your driver
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwallt and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thursday.
Scattered showers tnve occurred
_ during the last 24 hours east of the
Mississippi River. Considerable l
cloudy weather prevails this mornvl
inf: along the Atlantic coast, but
pleasant weather prevails generally
in other sections cast oiltbe Rocky
Mountains.
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co-OPERAT‘ION
It is of supreme importance to us. and an essential factor in
ginormous. that the business of our individual clients prosper and
enlarge. '
To this end the oflicers of this Bank take a personal interest in
the affairs of those who make 1 their depository.
When. opportunities arise for cooperation, it is altered Wilir
lngiy. There is no guesswork in our won-ant. no doubt in our guar-
antee. ‘
Economy is true, when low price is fixed on merchandise of regular quality and full "5
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merit.
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Economy is true, when seasonable clothes and underwear and such are offered at less
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-. Mill End shoppers are that every day. Eachdoy they-find fresh lots of merchandise. . '
than regular price.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO ~lidill End economies are trueand abundant.
. TODAY.
Temperature:. ’Low, 69; high,
86., Clear.
Those lots include about everything to make the home attractive and comfortable. -— ._
our Mid-Summer
to stop.
7' I .. _ , - .1< . _ y
no: $11,235.13Llfifit‘l‘iigjiio: “Pg; 1 want your complexion fora painting They include everything for wear by every member of the family. 35. f .
, ' ‘ on which i am at work. There is u‘ _ , , , “ _ “ ' .- , ~. "
were mack ot inflamator) rheumat- mm merchant close at ham 1 shall Qualities range from high to medium; but Mill End price is hotter high. It always offers i“
not detain you above live minutes. and
in acknowledgment of the service you
render me 1 will present you with a
sketch of my picture." ' '
The bargain was struck, Delacroix
got his yellow. and a few months later
the “fare" received a sketch of his
“Assassination of the Archbishop of
Liege." ‘ ‘
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ism. ‘ good savings ”I i
Oddly enough, a number of the really-best Mill End lots are still here in good quantity.
5.
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CLEARANCE SALE
‘ offers everything you can wish for to fit your hoine'from'
“collar to attic. " 1: ‘ .
Charles E. Hoyt. of this city. was a
“ visitor. yesterday, in New York city.
"r The oiiicers of Lady Washington
.. Lodge will not be installed tomorrow
evening. The ceremony has been post
' poned for two weeks from tomorrow.
You may yet share in them—and practice true economy. . _ .
’3 til ; Z .
; Ine‘HoWIoud; DUI. goods Company 7“ k
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Everything here. ‘no matter how cheaply solid; is‘oi s I
'wortli'y ‘quuuy; up tojdm style. “finish and construction
and at a savings of-J‘rom 20 to 30. per centsovings to you.
‘- Thirépnwcnlna. 2'
There are about sixty dlilerent peo-
ples. or tribesgwhihhjfifio make‘ up”
the population of China. Practically
nine-tenths of the population is to in:
found in China proper. the great ma-
} Buckingham Post, W. 1!. Ci. will hold
its annual outing oh Iiuly 29th at'ibc
home of Mrs. M. E. Turney. in Wes-|
ion. The members will make the trip‘l
~in'xa- carryail. All wishing to so will:
plehse send their names to the secre-
croissant-1m aria “ -
nu-
Eflron can pay the boat‘—
‘prices. Call him for all
junk and. old automobiles.
, The Wm.l‘.iiron (10......
3 Rowan st. . Phone 441
. , ority being of, the Chinese race. With 0 5 , . '
,f‘l’.’ 0' "“3 “01’95- he exception of a fewlranlnus and a _ p a Ins o ., Delivered to Your Home ,
’ l ' few people ofthe hill‘tt‘ibes. anor the 0 Q ‘ O " Lou‘s NYARY Connecticut Avenue.
-§—For real shoe bargains, so our» ad. . Chinese population belongs, physically. . " ‘ ‘ 4: ‘ ‘ 1 Phone 497.
to various branches of the great Mon-
gol-Tartar family. The government of
the republicrecognlzed live principal
races when designing the new flag.
which replaces the yellow, dragon of
the old'nutioinil ensign with hygitripes
ecrimsou. yellow. white. b ‘ and
black—sy ’ olicul of the live races com: .-
priced in, (Claim people. Maggi l
Cblnesep‘lh‘uc ' oham‘medah ii
Tibetan.
Sole Agents fur The Norwalks
On Draught at Connecticut Ave.
outlast page. Thursday. Keeler's‘Shoe;
store. i
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(Continued from First Page.)
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Sun. Danna
SECURITY [SUILDINO' ‘
{Judge Edwin S. Thomas, in the
United States court yesterday. made
- an: order'lhat Peter Pickelle, arrested
iniNew Haven for an alleged misuse
‘fiot: the mails, be turned over to the
f United States marshal of New Jer-
sey. where he is wanted for trial.
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History.
ed theatrical effect. On this stage
History is a voice forever sounding '
—Williams‘ 'Root Beer makes Sum-
.il‘oomely, of Mount Vernon, 1N. Y.. who
.. have "stopped. Mr. Toomey was located'
' in "Bridgeport. - .
across the centuries the laws of right
and wrong? Otiiliions.nlter. manners
change. creeds rise and fall. but the
moral law is written on the tablets ‘of
eternity. For every false word or un-
rigbteous deed. for cruelty and oppres-
sion. for lust or vanity. the price has
to be pal l‘nt last—mot always by the
chief oil’eml.~m. but paid by some one.
Justice and truth alone endure and
liner bearablelts regular use promotes
a healthy appetite and peaceful sleep.
The downtown police, this morning.
were asked to look out for Jeremiah
istruck George.Waterbury, of Stamford,
yesterday afternoon, and is said not to
I long lived. but doomsdayconies at last
to them in French revolutions and
other terrible ways—James Anthony
Froude. '
An important meeting of the Nor-
waik Poultry Association will be held
onFriday evening in the. South Nor- . .
'walk Trust Company buimlns. on, Soldiers and Mustaehu. ,
.Wasblngton ét. Representatives will . The suggestion'tha’t soldiers should
be in attendance from Dan-bury, Betn- be cashing? 3101110 git ha“! 0011;!-
' - . . r men line 0 ctor .mmanuel ..
220::‘1‘oRfifgfismfiAiafigbe: in: who held it incumbent 'on a soldier to
- ° ' . . .’ look ferocious. One of his firstacts
interest of the- assocmtion Will be dis- in assuming theroyal dignity after the
missed at length. battle of Novara was to change what
11' called his ‘fmilksop’s appearance"
by applying black dye to his hair and
mustache. which were naturally fair.
This he continued to‘use until his
death, always applying the dye him-
self. for he hated bothers or valets to
come near bim.—‘-London Chronicle.
The building department this morn-
ng issued permits as follows: T. H.
Nathan ‘to install plumbing in resid-l
once 10! Joseph Bartello, of Summit St:
and H. B..Roberts,1to wire this house.
,Wiss Margaret. Fodnr, oi Cliff street.
3 this city. is the guest 0: Miss Genes
vievs Lynch, of Haverstraw. N. Y., at
Gelatin; o Vest. ‘
“Haven’t you any larger checks?’
whose home she will stay a week. 111.30.:le the tailor. “These are the 118x1c0_prank1ih C. Thompson. ‘aches. if you me] “me-j sore and mis- that’s your protection. Phone us.\ comfortable}
es ave. ‘ ‘ ‘ . , 4 - , ’ , l
y “1 fear you hare not a very extensive Tout en sembie. M1“ if the kidneys “ct ~t°° frequent. Are not all ‘1“!ng 13 to be ex-
. linen! cloth."
“These are about as’lnrgo as checks
come in cloth. I might possibly make
you up a vest out of llnoleum."—Louis-
vllle Courier-Journal. 5
' Alter Making 1
""Yo'ur Will
. - A - Perfect Cinch.
live. Injustice and falsehood tinny‘bc. K
were presented a number of interest-
ing tableaux. expressive of various
periods in the world's history. A num-
ber of pretty rind graceful ladies as-
sumed the characters. and each pic-
ture was given enthusiastic applause.
Part First. ' l
The Little Dancer—Miss Irene Gor-
ham.
The Spirit of Life~—Miss
Miller. ' .
The Roses —— Misses Josephine
Rummler, Lois Beers and Florence
Harris. ’
The Strife of Sea Children and Tree
Children—l-Miss' Mildred. Nash, Mrs.
Glover, Misses. Josephine Rummler,
Charlotte Gorbam. Irene Gotham.
Amelia Jesse and Florence Harris.
Music.
Pauline
, Port Second.
Columbia—Miss Helen Hitchcock.
Indian—Douglass Nash.
Holland—Miss Helen Cbadeayné.
Wales—Mrs. M. MacCauslaud.
England—Miss Helena.Tilly.
Uncle Sam—Clarence Brown.
Brittany—Misses Marian Hamilton
. and Eleanor Mathews.
SpainéMiss Amy, Clark.
Music-America.
Music was provided by Sterling’s
String Orchestra and following the
tableaux a con‘tert was given in the
house. ‘ ' ,
The” orchestra consisted of the fol-
lowing people: ', Charles Sterling,
HEADQUARTERSFOR GAS
RANGES, $11.00 to $48.00, '
Self Lighting Burners." See
our stock before buying. _
Gas Hot Water Heaters . . $11.00
Eddy Refrigerators. ,
JonesSzHotchkiss
17 Wall 'St. Not-walk. Conn.
HEARDWIN QOUTH NORWALK.
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How Bad Backs Have Been Made
Strong—Kidney lilo Corrected.
All over South 'Norwalk'you hear it.
iDunn's Kidney Pills are keeping up
'tho good work. South Norwallr people
pars telling about it-Ttelling of bad
'baclrs made sound again. You can be-
have the testimony or your own towns-
people. They tell it an the benefit of
you who are suitoring. it your lbaclr
lyror passages are painful, scanty and
of! color. has Doau's Kidney Pills. the
remedy that has belpel so many oi:
your friendsand neighbors. Follow this
lSouth Nor-walk citizen's advice and
lglve Dean's a chance to do the same
for You. i '
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lue at . .
SPECIAL
Muslin and- Cre‘pe Night-
gowns. dointilyyrtritnmed with
fine“ embroidered edging, or
with torchon lace. Full size
and fine quality. Special vo-
50¢
sense}.
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“delicious.
livery.
MELONS
pocted—butwe are told the melons
we are supplying are in mosteasel.
We know they come
where good melons grow. Free de-
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TAKE ELEVATOR "- UP ONE FLIGHT
IIIS Him 51——ln. 22I8
WE REFER YO‘U
TO THE HOUSE
that has been printed with our points.
Is it not beautiful in its glistening
coat? Yes. and what’s more. it will
wear well—We guarantee that. All our
paints. oils, stains, varnishes. enam-
els. etc.. are the best obtainable—
The 'Gorham. Co
10 Filter or. tear uonwnur
Tel. 45:.
$2.50 and I $3.00; 5: 7
PANTS :
$1.50 .
1 Louis Avrick‘ .3
P. O. B'lock. So. Norwalk.“ '
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MotOr ’ ’ 7
Boat
«Accesscf .‘s
This means everything a
motor boat ‘nceds—éto
. make it safe—to make it
.Salt- Water
Fishing Tackle
If you know what. you
want we have it- If YOU.
on 116qu k .it‘in o er- "What a very fortunate Woman Mrs. . , ‘ . . . ' , _ ~ .
ices; socureegaccln 2‘1... Tipper 16* Her human never spares mi“ ”mm?“ “mm “3“" Wilmsmlzeh “W’- 32 NW Mal“ GhlottO. &,Kuba.n . ‘ ‘ 1. .. "'aon’iimow we will tell
all our vdmme PM W expense in gratifyingher every “may Stanley Baldwin. William Taylor-”um“, South lNorwalk. says: “My kid- .. , , 44 s LMhln 8!. Floral Tributes, , original 0e- , p _ y ‘ .
'ustysuch hmoh' ”1.1m: ,‘flsheao‘very elem.n 1 y Moi-mend Stannsrd‘ and Harold guys were disofliersd andcausednmy' T‘l‘l’hm" 1345' °" signs. Casket C-overin‘g’s o! safe you. ‘ ' .- . ‘ r
JSafe Depofit Vault words ,. :uNo.bnt‘h}i‘s...'1‘lDP°i"Js one of those “9’3”" , fl ‘ _, ,9 . bookie ‘cha. “in“??? of the kid: ~ . » . .. , beauty. Moderate‘pric'es. Prompt fl .5 _. ‘ ._ . , .y
_ '.Wl1' not“ . t . . b0 enviable poovlowho can have bymrlcl .. ,Duemg the evening there SW! .. finer secretions ,were unnatural ahd service.“ Telegraph'co’mmunica- Albert D _Morgan ‘
fimwtiy. “£51; . 5.! \‘lltylll‘fx-‘Plttfibmhirese, _ , . sale or confectioneTYLmd.RESI'MI bored mesgroatiy. Don's Kidney , “ _.__._... tion with leading florists in prin— ; , ‘ o ‘ ‘ g , ,‘ .. ‘
‘ n l" ‘ l . I. 7 ‘ Within" - and “k" we” 39"“ Th920nolz’l,dr&V-i>i‘llll WM'J‘“? “an?“ bathifi ‘ I—VAocept “15".“: that comes cipal'cities‘in ther’n‘ited States. ,, .(Succclsor‘to Charles E. DD") ' “1
2 ‘ " :_ . _' . - :" ~- ' - * flinch was the diuipuumtre,..seyeo.rimsoouell Stirs..*_ n' - ; . _ -. - 7 . ,- S '- illflfliill' 3 ~ 1' "tin?”- ~ -:. V -' ,
”foxfo’lm'CJMH .6... I Mime-onion. ”3.1!ooismmtlizleziml: oi quarts of chocolate Wilhelm“ Ply or tot-14331559,; “EW'EN 1°" "Pb“ don't ”w 7” its. 7 ' ,..--mN"“ » ~ - . ' 3H 3.9.3" ‘ ”sh“? ‘ L '
: a ‘ ’ {Watiingrhe‘gghumn were-anneud-,§l»!°m.:d..lll°§’°yfi in Dean's Kidney; . gm get mine! it you wants ions-oases a So.’MainSt.S_o 3W ; k Ce, .-._ :~ 5°PNIN°W°nF
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