Harris 81‘Gans
COAL
That’s All
68 Water Street
Tel. 721
WEATHER FORECAST.
WI Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to
km; Tuesday, partly cloudy.
“recast: 'l'or the North
Mes: Generally fair,
local showers Monday 11nd Tut-s-
; moderate temperature. Condi-
ions: showers: have occurred during
' last ‘.’4 hours from Colorado north-
ward to Michigan and on the East,
"a.“ and South Atlantic coasts. There.
is no ' well-defined storm area
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Moderately low temperature prevails
in 1111 the northct'n districts.
WTHER A YEAR AGO T0-
DAY.
, Temperature: lligh, ill; lowy
‘37. t‘loutly.
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fci'ty NeWs
John D. Lane of Jersey City is en-
josing a visit with friends in Nor'r‘wall.
The devotion known as the Portiuu
cola Indulgence was closed last even
in; at St.1\1ary's church
The regular monthly meeting of 11311
the. fire companies will be. held :11
Mr various quarters tomorrow even-
is.
Kate Jacoby. 11 Main street domes-
tic. was apprehended and sept home.
yesterday by the local police for mar.-
Eg a disturbance on Main street.
«Mr. and Mrs. Ira 0. Gregory, Mr.
a Mrs. Pirle MacDonald. Miss Jes-
Woe, MacDonald. and Douglas Nash are
alloying 11 4 days’ camping tt'ip in
“anon.
'l'he Not'wnlk Yacht Club had quite
:4 number of visiting boats over tlt1'1
weekend. Two sloops, one auxiliary,
two power boats, all wrth large paritcs,
«ljoyed short visits.
The regular demonstration of can
ting will take place at the Norwalk
flixh School, tomorrow morning at 10
«o'clock. Peaches and tomatoes will
he 111111111111, and all are invited to be
present.
1111111111111 Fox and Michael (.‘orcorttn
wue arm ted for intoxication on the
Jew Canaan road Saturday night. by
Constable Bryan 11. Silk. Disposition
«of their cases will be made by Judge
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‘ Board will be held tomorrow evening
1:11, the high school.
Vav-Mnue i< suffering from 1111 acute in- ! 10,11 (1m and 1.
,iection oi the 111111 1‘.r.
icey is in attendance.
Have you tried
“ROCKINGCHAiR” UNION
SUITS?
Try these during this hot weather
$11.10 31.511 52.110
Made 111 Nut-walk
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To LEAVE rats cm,
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l 111 East Hartford the school system‘
!that 111' Gumbart is called to super 1
intend intludcs ser'.ent_\ tea-bets and
'101111 pupils lilt" town 1"11.’~'1 built :1
thew high school for 300 pupils and:
'twelte teacheis Tll'il‘f 1111 the large
igraded sc.hools 11nd sh smaller dis-
trict schools in the outlying sections
of the town. In. Gumbart r'.-'euited
JOSEPH DAVIS
tan unanimous election by the East‘
8° “ashtngton Street ,11a1"'1101d school committee, and an '1- l
Wfim 011111115 a busy and sunessful 311111111 1
“w " tistraiion in his new position.
the School ’1 he 111111111 friends of 111' Gutnbai't
here will regret to learn of his tie
lpartut'e but will “dell him the great-
lest success in his new fitld. ‘
llt'.(}u11'.bart was bortt in New
dutatvd in the pub- '
lic StllOGlS there He entered the
,lt‘ttv colleue whtie he studied three
lynt: 4. and then finish- -11 his 111 litlklll'l
tic (ti-111M" :tt N111 York ll:ll\’t!~‘jl_\’
:..l :-1111' he tut '1'1'11 the Sc 11001 of Fed
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A regular meeting of
William J, 'l»r:1
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Miss Ma gntet Snrosl hos tetu' 1>11d
,lmme after spt-ndin; a month in \la- 211.01,. oi N,“ 3'1”}; 1,111,111,111 11,,9‘
terbury and surrounding cities. lllr. ttumburt \vou 1111111 rank .md ttn
\‘l’eeit- 1,
Atlantic ‘.
although p1'ob-‘
this,
naming east of the Rocky mountains 5
-' Sunditv in their new speed power boat
1],. ‘l’tonto' his younger son lit-1.: just ill‘lltl‘lllll‘l’tl
llltllll the Dartmouth .\‘~hool «13 1.11»
l ‘nittt-et'int’, and is :tsnlfiilll}: in llt‘l‘lllll‘-
Th" sound waters MP warming ("m', hit! the new army t'uiltttllllldli-s for"
- " who“ ‘
Candeein the uptown court this :11-
111111110011.
Ralph Bates of West Norwalk was
arrested by Constable Bryan 11 Silk
Saturday upon the complaint of I‘d
,vat'd lioyt. for assault.
6111111 1111 before Judge (‘andce in the.
uptown court this morning and he was
fined $5 and costs. which were paid.
119. es case
=111'_'11111:13
:11111-1 111111
of <1 iettt't'.
ldt'ttottk some orig inal 111\"".
'\et. York 1111111115,“th f
1115 111'-give of lutchclot
Miss Edith Miller who this been vis-
iting in W11 tet'burt is now slaving in
master of pedagogy and 1111:,1111 of
New 1111\ en. illetlllgogy!
, 1 lie has tittigltl .aud supervi-u-vl in
Minnie (1115111111111, 111‘ ,\'..\\1 York. N'\\ lotk state l’senn ylvuniu, New
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, \\'11- """>‘ and (““1"”1“ m
1111111 \\'e11111'ick 111‘ Dover street. 1):- (iulllbliil‘i li'ds traveled 11111111; 11
’ ‘ 111111 \lt'stt'i‘ states of our 1"”11111111
’ , "\i'= -llii'l£' northern Mexico and (‘tt'itda
M" and M". John 1‘" McCormiCk, as well. 111 has \i tied the (01111
of Bridgeport, ”pent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. K. 1‘. Millard, of Grantlview
tries of “l stern 1.111111.“ scv'eml times
and the war ZUllt‘n el‘ l-‘runct- llllti lit-l1
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thrnup 2111111. 1]:- 1.111'fll125 both l-‘rent-lt .‘llltl
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lie is 111:11'1'ie1l and hit,»- two 1111'.
of
.t.
Bluff.
Farrell
enjoyed
and family,
a day‘s soil
.1 zone:
llit'korv
'llie elder 1:: :1 lawyer in New “ll\"'ll.'
hut i'< at pre<ent tt'nitiin: in 11.1 01'-
tit'ers' Resei'ye corps :tl l’lltllr‘lllll'fl.
the National army now being t'.1‘,.~eti.
Isidet'ablv, 11nd bothers over the Week
:enti spend many an enjoyable hour at
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WATERBURY MAN CHOSEN
\\'A'l‘l'llllllllt\', Aug. t‘..~--.>‘\rtltut'
'l‘wichell. of .2211 West Main street,
\\'1tterbttt‘y',~' first conttihution to lin—
ele Sam's draft :trtny. Mr. Ttt'it'ht‘ll is
2-1 years of use, \\'ltt‘n asked by :1 re-
porter it he lutd :tnv dependents he
replied ”one." When asked who it
was he replied, "one automobile." One
hundred and tw-t niy f-itt men \vt't‘e 1114‘
llnllllf‘d 1'11 the (nurse of the motning.
M was stated 11\' the. physicians that
:1 1111011 pottion of these 11112450111111.
physical exzttninutions One inn.
and in 111111 five mote men were exam-
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Miss Anna 1.. Prondergnst has re.-
sunted her duties at the office of Su~
perintendcnt of School Buchanan after
:1 month's vacation.
Com. James O’Brien, of the Norwulk
Yacht Club. sailed in the “Vern ii" to
limiting 1011 'K‘undny where he witness»
,M mum interesting flights by gowrn
ment aeroplanes.
i 'l‘lu'ottah kick of appreciation on the
part of Norwttlk Hungarians, produc-
t‘ons of native Hungarian plays will
""1 be produced here as pumped by 1111-11 this afternoon. The men who are
H“) 1111112111'11111 Stock Company. M” lu-ing e\:11nined are from the Second
1nd“ Palasthv ‘9 ”‘0 present dhpdm' .ll'xemptioit distiit-L of which Attotney
'since its organization, following the l.l ('1 (hurth is clutirntttu.
death of At'pztd lleltai who died re» Mm____,flu-.,_
cently. 1 CAR BUILDER ouas
J. B. Bloomer Last of Those Employ
ed in D. 81 N. Shops.
Joseph 11. Bloomct .
ll:'111btt'y seventy five years old, the
l‘l 't of the 1.1ilroztti 1'.-11' but ltltrs who
w'ete employed for years building rail
road cure for the old llitnhut'y 1(- .\'or-
DARIEN
AND
NOROTON
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day at 11:30 o't'lttck. llt‘lllll was title to
:1 ct‘nnplicaiion of diseases from which
Bloomer suffered for some time.
(t‘ontinuttd from Fourth Page.) ,
which stand“ :1 little to the west. At,
the rear of this yard he back of one:
of Andrew Taylor's 1111111111" abuts. The
driver managed to keep the truck in
ti1i~:tllt'yu:1y. c111ssing the Post road
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SUMMER HOME NEEDS.
‘mobile or pedestrian, and dashing in- den Hose, Etc.
to the yard without even striking any -———- .
Albert 1‘. 1121121112
or the children from the Mason 11011110,;
Dianne 1069-2
:1 number of them being engaged in,
26 Washington St 80. Norwalk
plav there. Grazing some poultry;
houses, and killing the duck and duck
Frompt Delivery.
lines mentioned, the car was finnllv
brought to :1 step by striking the Tny- .
lor stable, but without damaging the.
building or throwing the driver. who’l
ticrvilv stuck to his post. Its speed:
had been checked in some measut'o'
bv the bumps encountered in striking;
aecuinttluted piles of rubbish in the;
_\':1t'tl,:md by the fact that it had struck,
;:t rising grade after jumping the Post:
‘1'1'1ud sidewalk. Another big Macki
11'111111-1'
‘\\t'~'t pni'lly
' ()Kltttl'llt'.
gheir
of Luke 11venue,.
walk railroad. died :11 his home Suture
BIG assoc-1101113 on ALL‘
Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Ovens,‘
Ice Cream Freezers, Screen Doors,‘
,without encounteting either an :tttto- Croquet Sets, Lawn Mowers, Gar.)
lt'httuution. 11nd Muldrough unwillinu'ly
1 consented to the change.
'_ A couple of carving knives were pro
tducetl, 11:11-11 :1 foot long; :1 ring. “'.-tsl
A Carring
Knife Affair
I By W iLLlAM CHANDLER
Colonel Bttnlze er
By 1.1.Q1'AD
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the llL‘L‘lUlc
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4'11113'1 lL‘lll, 1113.
Newmmpri
Edward Marlinight, :1 young Geor-
gian. ultt'l' 11: 1.1111; been educated
abroad. tho:;1_11; he would like to go
into .K‘littll 1.11.111; in the southwest.
,"l but \1'::. :1 time \\ ltcu the country be-
tween the \li.~'>1- <ippl \nllty tutti the
mount: tiu< “‘11.; be: 11; stttted by 11 new
pe-npk :11111 the population was c-utn
1 :.~t'l ot' l.,'11rdv piotic.c1'.~' n1111 ltiokuu
11111111111111 i:tll,\ who had gouuilu-lc to
it"tt'llll. :ttiti despct'utlot-x'.
31111 1111111111 c111: 111111-11 to go out £11111
look etci 1111- ,L't‘ttltli'l. The mode of
in l\tl itt tht to; ion 11-"iettt-d to was 011
bur.- '.1-b .1111. out. :15 for st111piiiz..'pl:1cs.t1
:ttty .‘Kt'illtl' would tttkc 111 :1 str' tttger.
Une et'cttiu; .‘dncliniaht rode up to 11
lsinztll faint and asked admission of :1
Woman who hole t\ltlt‘ii((‘ of mine
1nc11t.111-w:1s ttdinittcd and treated
.with kindness and attention by the
f:1111il_v1.111111151 whom was 1‘1\cr_\ ltre~l
=t_\ 11: in; hit-1' just grou 11 to w:ou1111hood.
"ll :11 family 11:1111c \\ 11:1 Osborne ’lhc
111111 ltbl 11 fortune and 1:111:1-I
because he 111111 not 1111-1
1111 nus to t‘llulllt' his wife and children
to more 111 the some t'li'tlo to which
they 11:11! 111111 iltt'll‘iltllllt‘ll 111111 p:11';'il.
iii the hope if :ttcutuuhtthtg new cupi-
t:1|. .\l1tt'l\'ui,;ht became interested in ‘-
these people 111111 remained with them
several days.
(11111 et't-nhi; :1 1111111--»:1 bloated, hairy
fellow with 1111 11'. l,\ look on his fuce— ',
rode up to 1111- “Oil-"t :ttitl called for
.‘dts. tbsborne turned pnlc us
she told the 1111111. whose name wus'
Mllitll‘llliztll. that her husband was not
nt home. .\lultlrou;.:h rode 11w:1_\1 1411,12
in;r tlutt he would call 1111:1111. As soon
as he l1:1tl none the hill)" collapsed.
There had been trouble ltettvccu Muh i
_tl1'ou;h :tntl (’.‘lltll'lll', tltc'i'ot'mcr lutv-
'ltt: branded some of tisltot'ttc's stock,
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iil1:tt hnti strayed on to his ranch. I
.\l:tt'l{11i:ht listened to the story told
te:11'f11‘.ly by lbw: Osborne, and his'
sympathies \vere :tt'ottsed.
The tiny lflt'l' .\iul1h'ou;h's visit
bittclv'niuhl left the l)Klttll'll(‘.\‘. instead
,0! pursuing his tour he rode to the
store :1 few miles tlix'ittut from which
the "Ni-'lllltll'lltltitl was supplied and
sent 11 messenger to littltlrough that he
would like to see hltu on :1 matter of
it11pot'tnnz'e. littltlrough t‘illllt' to tlto
sttnc, 111 tvltl 11 at the tithe wctc sev-
er {1] c.tttleuie11 11111111111; pttt'tlt:1<e.~'.
‘l lllltlt’lK'Zl 111d. .\lr. .\iultl:'uu',;h .':tid
littt'linlght, “111:1: tin-r1- is trouble be- i
tween you and 11 1111111 of lllt.‘ home of
Osborne :11 whose house 1 put tip for:
11 few days. 1 have, culled for you to:
we if I tnn't bring about it settle-t
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“Young 1111111." said llultlrouglt.
wont ton to understand that if you
don t 11': mt to 1.11 the road 1 propose to
send Osborne you 11 ht ttct keep out of
this business."
Mllt’Kllllef tried to reason with the
1111111, but. finding it impossible to pro
1111: c any 1-'1Tt-<t on hint, took ttuotht-r
lilt'k. ‘
".K‘lnt'e vou :tre deft-11111111111 to tight
.\lt' tl~lmttte.“ he 14:11:], ‘1 think you
should 1.11111 him 11 chance for hl< life.
in otltct' words, he should have the
t'hoit'e of “‘tl'fll‘lona‘,"
11y thi“ time the ettttlemeu luttl 1;:1111- :
cred round :ttid evinced an interest in
the discussion. it was plttiti that they
were advocates of fair play.
“You klii toll ()sborttc.” replied .\lul- '
drough. “that I'll be at his house toU
,llitll‘i‘tlll‘ morning :11 10 o'clock. Find 1
{out what weapon he prefers, 1111.! i‘ll
have it with me."
"He will light you with
knives." rejoined Mitt-Knight.
“.llttldrough laughed. “All right." he
tried. "1'” be tin-1'11 with 11 bowlu‘
, knife."
"ticntlcmcn," said Mitt-Knight, turn-
111; to the cnttlenien. “there is 11 quar-
rci between this man 111111 21112051101110. :
111 whose house I have recently bet-11' I
entertained us 11 guest. Mr. Osborne
hits 11 family 111111 can't afford to die at
present. 1 11111 n h 1chelot 411111 11111 ttt
liberty to take any 111: 11'. 1'11 tight .\lt'.
{Muldrottgh with knives twelve int-hes
thing on condition that the tight ho
Etruttsferrcd to inc and Mr. tlsbo‘rtte
have 1111111111: further to do with it."
"That's fulr.“ “'11s the, unanimous ex-
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The case of Lell'ia Sittlepsky, of truck was secured, and by means 011 tformcti. two of the cztttit-tneu were:
“Broad street. whosetautomobile struck chains the softdrink (1,1,1. was Dunpd. it‘nnde seconds and :1 thilrd umpire. ,
Sflven~)'ea1‘-old 51111111 Switeriski. 011 out. backwards, but with great difli- t.luidiou;h. who was .1 .11111 111.111.
Plattsville avenue, last week was be-
fore Judge Candee this morning. The
more has not us yet been
. and has been continued until this
matting Mr. Shiiepsky.
The extremely low tide of Saturday
local
them
which 1111.1
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afternoon caused a number of
boats to go aground. Among
was the steamer “Marion,"
aground off Kaiser’s Island.
boat was delayed for a number of
completed,
fll‘
tit-moon. Attorney Leo Davis is repre-
hours until the tide had risen to its
full height.
valet fell.
Eight feet four inches or,
‘1). H. Wempe of West Norwalk, driv-
idg a Chandler car was proceeding
clown Main street and at the junction
at Main and North avenue was side-
sil’ped by a car driven by Miss Eliza-
beth Beringer, and owned by P. W.
Brooks of Rock Ridge. The cars were
Int slightly damaged, and the parties
agreed to settle between themselves.
as.
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cult}, ”19 "‘11) 111.111... ‘ If“? time b '(d' medium height. ltlnclxntuht 1111-
""11"? 0f ”‘0 5”“ “”‘de 0f ”‘9 ,‘vunct-tlI retreated, ntlvnnccd again.
4 ground which made the towing car as
well 11s the one to be towed, sink deeu‘
into the surface. as the ground was
churned 11p by the wheels.
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A TRAINLOAD OF MONEY
P0lillllES
34c pk.
smoked
‘\Sho uld ers
191/2c lb.
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The insurance companies of Hart-
ford pay out in losses millions of dol-
lars each year, Figurativeiy speaking,
:1 train leaves Hartford every day.
loaded with greenbacks for various
points throughout the United States.
, These bills go to pay insurance losses
for death, accident, tire, disability and
liability, sustained by some policy-
holder in some of the Hartford com-
panies. The Aetna Life Insuradce
Company and its affiliated companies,
The Aetna Casualty and Surety C3111-
pany and The Automobile Insurance
Company 01 Hartford, contribute 10-1
‘towet'ctl over his
antagonist. who was
Edanced about his opponent. his knife
junipiu': about its glihly as himself. t
it flushed in the sun and left :1 cut in
.liuldt'ough's check, from which blood
1211511111]. The knife flashed :t:.utin. 111111
the tip of the bi; man's nose came off.
.\luldt'ough went for his opponent
:1 111111 after 11 torondor. but Mot-Kniuht
was not there. Nevertheless he left
:1 gush in Muldt'ouuh's other cheek.
While llluldroutrh was wondering how
it come his kt ifu iiew up itt the air.
described :1 sc'uicirt'lc and fell at his
feet. lie “'11:: about to pick it up
when his 11.11.111.111 pttt his foot on it
:ttid ltcld the point of his own knifcI of
thc disartnctl man‘s left breast. The
fray was ended.
Muldrounh let Osborne alone after
tlutt. for Mat-Knight bought 11 ranch iii
the neighborhood. mnrriod Roan Os
borne and was a perpetual defense for
his futher-ltrlnw. His skill with the
short sword had been acquired at a
German unlvefiify when he was cham-
2N
ward this lrainlosd of money more
‘ than $50,000 each day. 1
Try a Sentinel Want Ad.
plan of his corps.
, dance with you that it was silly.
- 1:tt't-tltr-tiurtilvt-r oftliec:1:,>:
;1-1' was 1111 in the part he \\‘:l-K'ltt]tl1l_\‘.
' died. :tiil l
. them.
f :utd not out- of them not out of the
‘ 1'.-1h. when lte could get out he cunt.> to
"titeoiiit'11lostty:
‘ smoking our pipes :tud
' 1':1It'1-‘.11.~~'l,\' obsei'vutl:
"You hate asked iilt', mill.” llt‘g‘llfl
L‘oloitel Bunk: 1', “which w:::: the strun-
gest duel 1 ever tout-ht. (if the fifteen
or twenty 1 think ti1::t (“'0 might come
under the head of struitzc.
"Mujuh Blazer :11111 1 were, friends
and neighbors and had been for years.
.'\'ot :1 word of discord had ever passed
between us. lie 111111 :1 cat and 1 had a
dog, and they were also friends.
“Unt- morning the mttjuh came into
[115' ullice 11111.1 called out: ,
"‘t‘oloiicl. tell your (law; that ii' he
will come ot’ct' he may have 11 look at
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"What is it. 11111,}:111':~
"'11-.11 11111 1:11 li:1sl.itteus.'
“You don't say! llow many of
tin-111‘.” -
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" “You t'tltllllt'tl tin-111 yourstlf, did i
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"t'oloiicl, do you question my 511110-
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"Not :1t all. motor: but ‘tweiitvonc
kittens iii 11 litter is certainly :1 \\'oil- .
dcri'ul thing.‘
"it may be. sub. :11111»—-;11otl morning.
.Kl'lli'
“And, .Kllll. it 1211:1111 ,
be 111111 11 friend to me to arrange :i 1
duct. 1 11:111 ‘~t't‘tllt‘tl to doubt his \‘(‘l‘llt‘- t
113:, and he 111t'.--'1 tit-111' 111: 1111111111. 1 l:
11.11 '
1111-11 \lei't' llil‘.‘lll,\‘ peppery in those '
tl|,\\. ’i‘ht- 1111_.'i1h‘s wife 11111111 and
hence 1'1 tlittt l retus:> the 111 ill 1- 11:11. but
at the .Kllllt‘ time Kin- 1-111111111'1 show
11111l1111v l 111111111111“ :llltl 111:11111..i11 111_1'
bnuuh. l :1~»ktd her the number of kit-
tens end was not
born that the number \\':l< only four.
"The cxplunuiou nus tint! tli.> 111::-
.l.1‘.1'>' uil't- lz'i-l 1:11-11 ("11:11i111'; i:':tv.'l>t-i'- '
tics. and in .Kllt‘illilll: of it 11 hint site;
:l‘ [‘51 t‘lllf." 1
::11 hour before 1
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one.
“We”. suit. 1111- choice of 11111111111:
111' with 1111-. 111111 1 thus.- .\\\‘Ultl‘1'. .\
wot-l. lufott [but while out for :1 “111?;
lt'los »1el lb: 111: 1' l1u,:.. 1' 1111: id. 111111 I 11‘:-
1111'11'11 th :11 tlth‘t' 11,1 in :1 1'.-n.1- t'ol‘llt'i'
\'.':l.~' :1 lttlllilth-bt't'x” lit's‘l. W0 “1'10 1”
ttict't at sunrise. \vhi-h is :1 \ct'j.‘ 11'1-
1-otttftal‘111l1le h-uir. by tltt1 bye. illifl tin-
iiight before i but] :1 touiitlcutiul tuil;
with_:l colored brother.
“The lll_'lll paved. 11111] the morning
t'illllt‘. l 11:14 first on them-11111111. 11nd 1
111111 lime to 51-1- 111.11 the colored broth.
t'ln ,
my word. the llllljllll knew no 11111' :tlltllll l
Muti‘tl 111.11 t|1:tu 11 11111111111110: 1 11111111?
June h 1:] him out in one minute. but I
did not w. 'llll that. l gt'tte the tolorcl !
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t'lttothet the 11nd. tutti he Hllll'l'tl tip the
bees thrLou 'h the “‘1th with :1 1111111.
"lhev enun- ottt of the 141:1.“ by the hun-
:1Ioue S‘IW them in time to
get away.
"Hill the ltt't‘e‘, Sllb- llitI lttlt's. Hill-‘1‘
men left behind were :1 sluht to set-
when the insects not tin-ouch tvit.1
.\II of 11111111 luttl to he led home
house for 11 fortnight. As for the 11111-
" ‘t‘oloncl. l have 111111 lit-\vs for ,voil'
tiawu.‘
"What is it ':'
‘l-‘\'-'11y 1.1111111 i- deud'
"1111' That" s 1.111 lutd'
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‘ '.\11d you take llt)llt‘(‘,_.\‘llll. We didn‘t
get the kittens and the o_l:1t'.~'. tum-.1
tip.‘ "
.\t thi. ,llllil'llll't‘ t‘olonel Iluukcr re-
tunrkcd 111111 he would tell the story of
another duel. .
't ':upt 1111 Sutton \\-t~111_\'t:ood friend
and 111111 1111111 for yours. tine evenint.r
as we sat on the veranda 111‘-his house.
saying" littlc. he
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c1111 keep that lit'lK't' tip the \v: 1y they
tlu.‘
'You 1111-1111 crickets. cnptuin.‘ 1 cup
t‘t‘t'lt'tl.
".1 11111111 what I 1111-1111!‘ be snapped.
“Wu. there “'11 were.“ 11:11:] the colo-
1111l~“'tln-1'e we \vt-t'e. It 111:1de 11o dif-
ference whatever to either one of us
whether it u 'ts‘ :1 t'llt' kct :1 1:1' :tsshot perI '
oi :111 owl Slit‘ 1111:. but tltet't>:tt'.1iitttt-sl
when the best of men are :11ttukcd by l
w:l1 ll 111'1,\ b.» c 1111011 11 fool ptt'vct'. 'ity.
\\ (1 sulked for live tttinutcs. 11nd tin-11 l
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are not .'tt unpleasant :tfter :tll.‘
“ 'You 1111-1111 the songs of those grass»
hoppers. *llll,' he replied.
" ‘t‘l'it'kt'tsl'
"tit'usshoppet'si'
“ ‘t‘oloncl Bunker. my friend will wuiz.
on you and arrange!"
' "l‘he sooner the better. sult!‘
“And within :111 hour his friend 11111110. I
and :1 11111-1 \\'.‘l.\‘ 1111111121111 for sunrise. :
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itlit-ts.st:l1
lton:titw:t.<l1c‘-tl tube :1s:11rcdthin:.r If
l W is out walking with :1 "eutlt 1111111l
:tud t':etntrkcd that theto was 11 ring:
:ttfitiutl the moon and he replied that ltc l
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couldn't see it. ltoutth 1111111113011 that I
send hint :1 challenge.
"And. stilt. perhaps there was neither
moon nor rin;r sluttvlngi .
"We were on the field and the (its:
lance was being: paced off when :1 hull- ,
.dog got :tftot' n drove of mules ottt at l
pasture. 111111 the ntules got after us. All '1
hands were driven up trees, 11111] as wet
roostcd fifteen feet high «11111 of the sec- ‘
' l Even the fierce heat of the first part of
at all hill'lll‘l‘t‘tl to' i
‘ ' Here, the electric tans were buzzing and the air sysic
. found here at the store.
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, Store close: at 55751” 7
except, Saturdays; then at 9 P. M;
How fin; the
5 o clock closing!
All we busy workers of the store 11111101111111
the 5 o’clock closing more this summer than c erlie
Cutting that one hour off each business day has
us in good trim. We’ve been able to get to the beat
a dip before supper. We’ve had a chance to ta 6a .1
long ride on the tro-.lley We’ve got thoroughly'e estéd
gay and evening and been ready for the Work of the 6x
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didn’t affect us as it did many people. We we
stick to our work and give re .11 service to folks e3111/11'o“*7llg
shopping to do.
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all the time.
Was bringing in fresh air every minute 0f the 112131;... -'
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up to Labor Day. ,, .
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Yes, Saturdays we are here till 9 P. MK?
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pic who can’t shop very well at any other time. ~:t,1
r it pays us to be here too—for we each are paid,"
extra half-’sday spay for the 3 hours and 1/1 we are hot
more than 011 other days.
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couch hammock-"$7. 50 79:31.3.
Plenty of room in it for one to stretch at case. M
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and rest «111.111.1111 wen}
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lite body of the hammock made of stout khaki-colo'
duck, with staunch ends and windshield, and supported 1)
strong chains.
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Complete, all ready to be swung in the spot you havo’
long had to mind ,-—limited quantity only-— .1 $7. 50. 3,:
Third floor. ‘I
Stencillcd rugs. I»,
new and special priced ‘1
Maker of flexible fiber c arpet hit on :1 good plan to sel
his remnants.
He has made them up into rugs of a yard' 111 width and;
about 60 inches in length—11ndstencilled them with taste.
ful new patterns itt deep effective lilac k.
A gteat range of these sic ticilled designs; almost greatx
or range of patterns in the fibet matting itself.
Blue and green and brown and reddish ton‘es, figured-
in either large or small patterns every one carefully finished
and ready to add to comfort and attractiveness of eithei
veranda or bedroom— ' 59c. :1
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As Age Advances the Liver Requires
occasional slight stimulation. CARTER'S LITTLE
m1: 1111.1.3 correct CONSTIPATION.
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I condition which wll bends lobed It]
Colorless or Pale Faces“ Carter's Iran to:
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otltls called out:
“ ‘flentlcnten,
either crickets or gntSSltoppc-rs!‘
" Then what?
“ ‘Tree toads!’
" And we descended and shook hands.
and the duel was or, sub—and the
duct was out"
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