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WEATHER FORECAST. I
Forecast tor the North Atlantic
Itates: Fair and colder weather will
continue until Wednesday: rains or
new.» with higher temperature Wed-
nesday and Thursday. followed by fair
and colder weather until the end of
1218 v‘rcek. Forecast for Norwalk and
vicinity: Cloudyrand warmer tonight:
Tuesday, snow or rain and warmer. A
small secondary disturbance now cen-
tral over Ohio is causing cloudy and
i
unsettled weather in the Ohio ValleyIl-unlted Elks, my brothers and friends sphere and to the best of our limited “3 faithfulness. sometimes "WW
and southern portion of the Lake re- i
gran. Pleasant weather prevails gen-
erally in other districts cast of the our nations life during the period ard of exact Justice to our fellow men IElkdorn—dsoysl to limit (2m; add. to
Rocky Mountains. The temperatures from 1861 to 1865 is frequently re- ——not merrly In accordance with it“ In” 9“"“l'les ‘0' w W 9 l 5 a“ 5
are moderately low in all the n
urn districts from Montana to liaise men’s souls"——that period in our nrr- broader and better aspect-that ls. the 9““ “'9‘“ keyssone 0’ the ”db 55"" with bound heads and retercrv lips: i
'tional life when for the first time the‘I
mm; A m ‘00 10.1cxistcnce of our governmental struct-
DAY.
.'....—
Tcmpcralurc: High, 45; low
38. Fair.
City News
The traffic standard at the corner 4‘
'I"ashington and Water streets was
broken in some unknown manner yes
itrday.
A regular weekly meeting of Our
Brothers' Lodge, No. 10 1.0. 0. R.
will be held tonight. in the lodgfi
rooms in Wall street.
The regular monthlv metttnu of the
. mount.
IBr‘ophy. secretary: John Ncugebsucr,
saith. Hope and Chartty, bat the
greatest of these is Charity.” and law
tar as we honestly cadaver to set
forth this greatest of all the virtues.
are as living up to the best standard
beautifully rendered by Mrs... Frank 0! true Elm.
“I Irving Smith win: a VW 0‘3“" Justice—A ”mini fire 0' “Vi”
gain by Frederick IIII Murphy. ‘I.“ light by which we are able to perceive
much appreciated our own shortcomings while recognis-
Then followed the customary altar "'3 the “"3” 0' others—without "
service by the one?“ Who were: no crganisation (an long endure, and
Thomas A. Skelly, exalted ruler; it must of necessity be the basis of all
Robert E MCAlliI-slel', lr. esteemed intercourse among enlightened people.
leading mum; lra (‘. Lockwood cs The primers] savage. enshrouded in
tee-med loyal knight; Leo ll. Kt‘nney ldoubI—haunted by fear and saturated
esteemed lecturing knight; Patrick F. with superstition “‘9" ““3“ of
such a sentiment. but in the onward
march of progress and education. it
"as gradually acquired its proper
place in the category of the virtues
until to us, as Elks, the angel emble-
AT PALACE rhesus
"will!“ Prom PI” Oil”
treasurer; H. Jules Boeniach, esquirc.
C. trying Byingion, chaplain; John E.
Jones. inner guard; Joseph J. Lin:-
vreiler. organist; Samuel lr. Jones.
tiler.1mstlc of Justice appears iwth softened
After tbcs scrvrcc another solo by dad smiling countenance. bearing in
Ni- sterling 'Tho Shadow» or mpI the one hand her scales with which to
Ewnlng Hours" “as suns. and then. lost our elem] fitness. while with ill.
came the memorial address given by other she hOidii 81ch a golden charm»-
Henry M. ilrundage, l'. E. ll.,
Chester, N l'.,
2.. which is given in full below. ithe consciousness that in our humble
of the Lodge: Iabllities, we have at least honestly en-
lly common mnscnt, that portion of deavorcd to live up to the high stand-i
lcrrcd to as "the times that tried: :1cgsl interpretation, but in a larger,
unwillingness tliti't we. either by words
or actions, should be guilty of an un-
iurc was threatened and the possibility lust r unfounded secusaffin against
{of a diisolutlon of the {tea ”in! lml'ihc brother who as the altar of Elk “W “W" “0 stand New" as "”0““ fore the hour of midnight. when the
t--hrreto-fore bound us together waa:dom. we swore to uphold and finial
Imminent; when the perpetuity of our and aboae home and fireside we swore
Einsiitutions was in Jeopardy; when to lt'opt'cl
the old flag which we, as Elks. am it bi not within my province *0
taught to lore and revere and always comment mu "19 P0110101 01‘ mt‘ihOdl
place ilrst upon our altars as a fitting 0|” other OrliahllfliomI by lhi‘il' social.
support for other emblematic inslgulajmlli rnal 01‘ religious but "Ill 09'
was tired upon, carried through} portunlty must not be lost to impress
istorma of shot and Ibeu, om ground upon you that this Order. ummauy
’drenchod and rivers discolored turn and unofficially. collectively and In
'the blood of its human defenders. 'dividuully. stands for the sacrcdness
i If the fillrrlng event» of a half ccn of the marriage relation and the struc-
fur) ago were such "3 to "try melluI'i'l' of the Anwrltnn home.
souls." what term shall be use to de' Brotherly 'lxivIz-The my-rtiI tic
scribe the devastation. degrednflor lwhlcli unites Our 'iicarts in this gran tit
land annihilation which is now in pro brotherhood. l-‘sr above and beyon
Igrcss over the greater part of Europer all those pleasurable cxperlenccs‘
Ilf the loss of life in our Civil war was which naturally flow from all social irr-
‘such as to shock this nation. with! ex- Itcrrourse. there. comes to us t‘:'hit
prrssion is adequate to indicate thu' spirit of true fraternity experienced;
Board of Education will be held tonior~iomotion we feel upon reading of the only by those to sham the Order is
raw night in the high "Moi. in “ W'liurien of he," w.hlch by reason of theisomeihing more than a namo. which
3w- our.
"l'he llanbury Ipolice reported th.
lhcit of .3 1917 Ford touring car,
license number 50346 to the local po-I
hicc yesterday.
”This is it Jewelry Xmas."
Mrs. Edith llocruni, daughter and
trims] visitId her son. Charles llocr-
1m), in .‘.t melt at the hospital in the
Brooklyn nary yard Ills father and
.rother AlfrId found him better yes-
terday, and thinks he is now out of
langer. Moth
The regular monthly urn-ting of the
Women's Association of the South
*florwalk Connegational church wiWoiIrI-r I-.itIh Inspiration for It high ro- l“
.0 held at the home of the Miser l
ratchins 97 South Main street mi
1W: Ilncsdhy at 3 oclock. The subject
(If the routing will be 'Our “ark in
“tanks." and will be in charge of Miss
flnry they
"Look ”V0813“ stark of Xmas
I’lftsrbeforI makinua purchase else
”here.
Captain 11W. Bradley and Patrol
man E. F Streamers of the police dc:
partment were in South Nor-walk to-’
Iayras witne’ uses in a civil action re-
lplting from a collision on the Sugar
Hollow road early this fall when the
marine of a South Norwnik man col-
Ided with that of a Ridgelicfleld resi-
_ Benn—Danbury News.
-Selcct your Vlctrola for Xmas
w and We will dellrer it Xinhs Ere
hr Xmas morning. We are prepared
h take care of the Xmas rush as our
Inc of machines and records. is com-
.fete. Our easy terms make it possi-
fle lol- you to have a machine. Four
loam! proof booths in which to hear
”r records without any lnterfcnencc.
every evening. Try our service.
any}. 16 South Main street.
M'
4flfllflm SALE
eatsrtstnmcnhosrmsa lather-an
Church. Than. afternoon and 07-h!!-
Idmlssion 10 casts, lam colce some form, the cardliral principle of it is assumed w
{the Golden Rule" which we know as able personnel,
.u [)0 “mo other; a“ '0 would theyilefifit‘d Of that ’Dif" 0! cosmopolitan-
hndcahcormaldeab.
‘-
o
momma:
was“:
HIV
jhuman life.
inuntlvo genius and patient researchindds n kecncr lent to our fellowship.
'01 human brains, have been unlooned unIl evidences lIIelf in a kindness of
,for the single purpose of destroying thought. word and deed. The grca
More words seem futiloillnster naldz-s'm new commandment
and impotent, and yet. with full knowl-iglve l unto youbllmt yo should low
I-Ilgc of this wholositlo cirrnagc, this one anoiher"-nud in following that
:er-zu IIrIlIt pIIlirl's' today for the per holy teaching, we find not only our
pow of touching rho noble, underlyln' brotherly dirty but our most blessed
primiplo; nInnrly. the sacrcdness IilIrlrir'IlI-m- and highest joy. To care for’
tho indlvldmIIl life too will Ic-mem the sick or nflllItI-Il. c:oIiIior tho Il_\
her from go ‘yof Holy writ that log. sympathize with It" i”“ilfl\'I:'t‘ti
God vas in IIMndIrlng f'II'Il'lhtlllilkl‘ ' p-roII-II tlII illiiit’iita‘n and drop .I fez:
IliI town“ flood, tlrcdmfroying firI- mm the lusl resting plan of thus»
not‘TIt rm- "wIlIIIIs-tntinu wind. but in who are called stray rurI-ly Ibis is
tho Iptill. “null mice -—tlrat voice slini ilIrIIIiII-tly low. Hill] '1 It only .In “I
I- individual life. And. lirotli- 'r IfoIIII IIIIsI- lIlIntlIal lliiflisltulitms
rs, this Order was founded and is per IIlIuI WI- pI-rfoim out "no mission II.
pI-Iuntcil that no by oath oihtr may l1.lk~t and so pIIfuInI IiII- world with
in IIidId in our polls and from (nub Ii: ft IsIII'nI-v of our good tic-Ids Iiiot'
II lll'ilf‘ our names. not only upon lb.
1:. IIIII IIlIlI-ls within our 1. I-IlgI
looms. but in tho lIII'Irts of II gritciil
IlIqurtnlIy. .\l\ Inolbeit. it is this VI-ry
humanity ublIlI “P must live with
and. if necessary. die for
You fll't’ all :Iwnrt of Ilm Ifl'ori-
\IriIiI-h iva- born and on
forth. with grcntvr or less Slit‘tsvnn by
solve. It I»: II allrui that our lntcrI- -st.- Im
on divine. our desires are turlcti um
our II. ms no Iltfic,rInt not! ”it", in ,I
sense mankind is divided—but under-
Ilyim: nll lht’h‘l' npptIrInt surface (“HF
ions are a few git-III virtues. 'consli-
toting :i platform upon wlIiIlI all run
stand and forming an ideal to “bicir
all eyes may be dlrccted. which, in so
far as we may be able to vitalizI- ”1va
In our f'Vt’l‘) day life, make for the
betterment of humanity and bring u.-
.ncm'c r to God. Of these virtues this
OrIlIr has chosen four: IliIl iIII‘ t ur-Io'lml tr. llli tiII pulpit prI-II
(harlty, justice, brotherly low, ll itlalmut II ii‘.'
delity—tht- four great cornerstones of front lllt platform Inr yum ullti it is:
our beloved edifice-each one a vir‘uc who with: n Ilu tum in liliii
IIf whllt the angels in Heaven, as wollI the” is not a III-r.- on \. iii! ”if sound
IIII-t the saints of t'arth may well bei Of my win- but has bupo Ii that they
proud, and in their aggregate rI-nr. might l‘vI- to see its realization. llow
csI-nting the whole gamut of those many of Ilriv nudiI-nco how I-vor lllI'
Iiobler motions of humanity by n'lricl.INilifrf‘d lit" potency Of these great fru-
wc distinguish civilized man from thetemal Orders In this direction? May
savage. zit not be said with wrect propriety
Let me speak to you of thcni-andI and WM“)!!! casting any reflections on
in a humble spirit tell you what they any 0th" agencies which have been
represent to the brothers of this 0r-.and may hereafter be- employed that
app. and mayhapI in the mung, me'our fratemnl organizations are far In
inciIlInt may be related some expert. the van and are dolns reamen's work
Inu- portrayed or some thought ox Itoward this much to be desired cnd’.’
pressed which may crve to bring I! I» not purslb‘lo for me to speak of
[mm a lesson to all our hearts Ithe combinations of religious training
(liarity ——Every rcliglounv teacher you may be able to harmonize Within
who has walked the earth since theI the portals of this badge. but bolus
dawn of civilization, has taught. in Within twenty miles of my own lodge
obtain a compat-
on who are [too
realization oi the “Brotherhood of
man." it lIn-I boon tin dream of plIil
uénplurs. st. lesmrII .'InIi II fllilt‘l‘t'
ilirIIur. lI tho ccnltniI-s: its powlbil' ty
“ IiIlI
should do unto us " in this Order, the ism which abort all other conditions
crowning virtue; the justification for-Ila making for up advancement of
our continued existence; the universal I‘lrrothcrbood; " [up the combinations
cement which binds together this mul- i"? effect, Which are matters of month
tirade of heterogeneous spirits and Ir occurrenceIsrr bush as would'hsve.
Iwhlch min us. a mantle over our my roan- silo. been deemed MIMI"
lzuman imperfections, ls—“charity"—— his A mid example. which attract
ll III IIyI-Iioimd v'IItII u by this «my ‘ed the marina attention, occnmd
can nag.andluleumumntbesh-:but.s. shorltlmeagthcn oar Es
Lliltllytiet forth in Iotll'llotttl: i ‘
Port filled to the brim with the nectar oiI'Y recognized.
Lodge No. 863, ll. P 0 the gods. and bids us drink; drink irrIv
lit-in: [m V
IIII'Ifiy orgonlzulluns. looking Iowurtl :II
pious :IIId Inuntioted
i
great qucstions of life
.WMMN-.“ M»
Howuuos
Entrance on Main St. Fairfield Ave. Cannon St. J
Altai. more laughter-.4 few more
'm0 0‘“. ' "4‘ (”I
hls attention is this W. is Vim .And we shill] have ended our feeble
case a mitt” of three. consist-tut years,
0‘ I W“! “M“ W 'ho 9" Thrice happy then, It some soul can
one tins had studied los- tlIa we» say,
hood. an elderly Hm 0' premium “I run better because he passed my
social rm M l "“17“ 0' an way."-
Episcopal church, to amngc for a“ Our Order stands for these sentt'
temper"! “'3 0' ll ”Hum meats and. barring the. inperractions
far as the 5998ka ‘8 3“". “"9" 1”“ which necessarily accompany all hu-
iesm‘d any ”“8”“ affiliations whav: man undertakings, it is our constant
cut: but Wilfl. through ”1" "“3“ 0’ short to faithfully ilnd consistently
lire. had- inh “I family. been turned maintain the high standard of char-
luto the rift—‘01 practically penniless. acter which such inspiring sentiments
and iwthout other possessions "1““ create
the clothcs on their Nd“ Mankind is a free agent and his dew
Consider ”flow” if You will. ”‘9 tiny is in his own bands-a villtan. if
possibilities of such miqures of the it" will, or a man of horror—holding
elements Which 001719er 0‘" Amer“ high above Itli'thing: a reverence for
can Commonwealth. and realize "1"“ his mother, and the love of wife ant. ‘
"God moves in . mysterious '3’ His home and friI—nd He can, if he (MI
ownders ‘0 W'mmf and ”'3‘ 9055'” sills, become the noblest work of Go.‘ ‘
Iy by those very fusions lie is bring- ”and honest man—and to me end
lug about the Millenlal DRY when the of assisting him in- no upward car-cu
brotherhood of man will be universal was born the Brotherhood of Elks. and'
was instituted sixteen years ago this
lodge.
During your existence as a lodge
int-us "It.
Inc, .a.
Practical
. Business
Patriotism.
Practical business patriotism is practiced by
store which honestly and continuously helps people
.extra value for each dollar spent.
Practical business Iratriottism will help to win t .re war
It will help people to be savior about their food and.
iabout everything thev require for life or for eniovment.
IiLlly four brothers have passed sn'nay
two of them durinsthe pant year. and! F3ch man and woman can share In the benefits of
their absence but emphasizes the un-imvactica] business patriotism.
urtalrtty as to the duration of this ex
III“... and ”I“... III II, mp in W; Y on will see some of those benefits every day told of
My brothers—eliminating fidelity mwd rush of every day actlti'y and Ill] [his store llQWS- .
that!
(i set
lidelity-And then the final corner-
stonwhidelity—sometimes construed
Faithful to the sacred obligations in
\oluntarily assumed upon the altar Ii:
boilsed with us by this IrII lloulng aftIr the IIHOIII of the day; after the»
star of blue significant of an eternal sun has “I in the West. after the;
faithfulness—the. rest of the virtues ci’enings “new“ are spent, but ,be i
New gift books
.. j ‘ of information.
"“5 ma“ ““1 ttnkll’ng cymbals " L" hour of clown falls across the o: 'I-l of
us then this day renew our obligations night. ti ”I“ hour it is our custom
'ond. asking for "1“ ““m‘m"? 0‘ the to crystallize these thoughts in Elk-
‘Exallcd Ruler of the universe, resolve dom's most sacred mm"... ' AS one reads 811V 01' these new Rift b00k3. an infilflht
lhltl hurt-after. while life iflhlil and un wremr on n-rtlr you “MW is secured into conditons that are of interest Or one learns
Itll death us do part we will make It “II-III" on «am. II,“ II..- 50f unknown places. and learns much worth knowing
.°“' ""“’ '""" '° “mm” "‘9’ M" To the Princlvm Wt “and "I“ 1"" They are books that give entertainment. vet books
"“1 WWW“ of Chm" mu" “0"” ”'3’ ”9 ”W that are of true educational value.
bm'h'rl" lovc Md fidelity TlIIII when death's dark hurd anflrli 7"
I My frltnds ----- under the rules of the
ItIrand lIoIigv of our ()rder. Inth subor
IIlIrIaII iotluv is obligated to observe
bid. you no more In roam— l' Gift books. too; for they are in appropriate dress for"
“tiny each m' you hear or mid-.In ,the holiday and decorated delightfullv.
. , volt-e “W I-il don», my son, conic
ml “m hum”,- in December 0‘ each home" -- i ItmI-Iimn Adventures; .lullnn Street, with 9th,,” by \Vitilm'e Mormon
yea; and no othcr day, as “k” MP. 80 cherish love of sister's, of w s, of; —$3. . I it I‘
morlul l).Iy"--ut which time oath h “I rind mothers— I . I .
' II . l l h t om , Romance of Old Japan; Elizabeth w. (‘lmmpneyI ilu lllustmtiom- mop
IIIII tilt is r (ill lP( to pay its lrl ute II And breathe rt prayer in all now. ’I. . .
How and rI-spIct to the memory of lliI for all our Nahum broth ""’"' c In t 5 l
inbseni brothers Consider. u you WW Thcy hllVI‘ pone: we are ing: [1“ 0m Roads 01" 01 Philadelphia; John T. Paris, In: “Illi'lil'dliunfl and .
nithnt this great. brotherhood, (littlntt
ilwly American and comprising ap-
proximately five hundred “thousand
‘men in its membership, representing
thIreby pver two million of human
souls. is on this day. all over this
broad land. of ours, engaged in thir-
us therefore. in those soul-stirringimniI—dl.
words of llryant. which have been so
eloquently sot forth in his pocm.‘
"Tllanatppaisz" The Heart of 0-:Sono-San Elizabeth (‘oopcr with 31 illustrations— ,.
“80 live than when thy summons “75. I' d, .' IIIB
come—thou no 1 Fran k l‘, SIthounover ~32. 50.
'I. ' I'HWQQI
Odd ('orne;rs Mabel Anderson, many illustrations; 82.50.
‘ With (‘ortI-z the Conqueror;
Not like the quarry slave at night: I
I??? “Tm?" hi Lovingflagd ""1"“ scourgcd to his du noon. The Romance of the Romanofls: Joseph McGuire—$2.50. 9 t .
a III-rvce n w c we Ii curse ves, ll . . , . . . , . ' '
» or. u mined and 5 bed by an un . -
In nnd lnnunII rnble prayers are being i'iiltttrlng trust ' Spell of China: A Hell, with many illustrations—~82..I0. /.
”our“! forth "pan the ullul's M Jam Approach thy drove. us one who wraps Old Seaport Towns of the South. ll. From—32.30. ‘ I
rah for those who have gone, for the drapery of his
‘thosc uho are about to go and for tho anbles in Old College Town: llildcgardc Hawthorne 42.50.
frost of our Iommon humanity. every-
ioIII- of whom 'Inlo known from their
moIiII-i' u kin-c. first \oziiily. firm as
rrttredly and M l:t:t vividly. that we
'W'W‘t it” born to tilt- '
, 'l‘lIt-sc' thoughts all III-ru- but to I'c- Smith
‘mlnd us that Iicry soul inns it} llImo Nils-
Irlul llay and no soul hryontl that of
‘uu lntunt can pass through the Lil'f'lll'
Couch about him and lie-I down toI‘
pleasant dreams Texas, the Marvelous State of Six Flags; Wi.nler
Following the speech of Mr. “NIP. .mup-SZEIO. ‘IC-t '
dngc width was listened to with closcI
i.tI{I~ntlon by all. came the (losing solo! "EKRMWI'M DOW” ”N AM": “um A. l'l'am‘k-
of iilt‘ Iluy, uhich uas sung by “re. :L'W‘l‘h" ”V "10’ author—H
It “" ”M t" All Souls Joseph H. ('horrtc. New l-anzlundcr New Yorker. Lawyer. Amlnumlur;
Lois lltirthoid. of Suit; York M'- 1mm" Strong—~83, 1., h a I I - .
Stalin", and Ml. .\iut- ‘ .
tlt‘ ‘ llmry r. Flock-82b0,
.’Il Illustrations and
176 unusual IiilolOI-I
Iompnniml Ml.
Iiit'liul'd Strauss, the term and hi:i works:
I f I l i‘ th l t pity .tnd Carroll ”Ollihit‘l. pianist.
o It Int-{e you wi ou s opping on, . . . . I ' , ,
compnnIId Mrs. smith. Tl .. . . , ._ . ,,. l ,_ 2—,“
. ' II- \dirontlmks. 1'. Morris Lona! mth. mam photoJrrprs 8 .- .
IonI or mnylmp more than one day Its "\ulIl Lung Sync" uns sun: by all; .«
Ithcy ”0“" ”mt this '" my memorial. Int-wot and the closing ceremoniegi From Job In Job Around the World: .lll’rml C. it. Fletcher, illustra'cd
i "I‘I‘II" "m ”mm" m‘ (r I'I‘I" day “hmItook liiflt‘l‘, the exit march being Elk's'v'iih photozrtrphs in lilt' author—~82. '
i ll qultIIlng lips tIItr-Iimnicd eyes . .. . . . I . . 1
llarrlt. l'ltz uliolI progmm lasted ‘blztln floor, I'l'flr . _
I Ind :wblng lIIiuIt. they laid may some
II t I I ll l b about an hour and a half and many or:
mr oi'm ”m n '9 ind been l (or possessions (.f appreciation for till"
Ijo) and delight. 1n-
I»r\iI-I- were hoard,
The following or.» the trustee; of
' It’s economy to
[Ind so on Iloun irom‘proliislorir:
'Iirn-s. through countless titres of than". XIII-walk Lodgi- togrthcr with . « |
world's hi"“"'-"~ "M WW” ”'i" “"‘Ithosn- on the .“t‘lllul'illi nnInIiIim- and to buy a good Sled .
I-I-IrringunI-ndlng procession-fromthc‘IIIIIM, I. "0 “fl? usliI-Im . '
.(l':"IIilI to the Kl'll\Q'-'~nn(l so mnuyl Trustees l'IIInlI‘ ll. Morrill. \lilv. -
rm. Irwin-ti In.” sum lruiv says IIIIIII Ir. l'rnninptml. Robert G puma. Pick a sled for Bov that will stand the slambauainz
' it’ s (Joint: to net. if he is a real live bov.
I "all uho walk the comb today on but iII-nrori til (‘ornmittov- .losvulr .l.
“ "““‘""' "’ ”"""‘ "‘ "" ""m‘“ "‘ ’ ‘ i ‘nwvil'mu“Mum": Patrick E- Bur That means Flexible Fiver. Great stuff in them from
runners to seat.
I"°"°""" m. John" w. Smith. Summ-l 1.. .1..qu
1"“ng mi“ ”‘9“th "'1‘“an "f John F. litrgardus lrrr ('.. Lockwood, . ,
And how thev do whiz! No fear of being passed or,
distanced bv. any other sled on the hill!
I‘our b: wlof loutnm bow unnecessary}: [Hing llyiugton
appear «'1 our potty lesion-sit" 0"" tremors—William Howard, Du vid \‘.'.
drill hiflllbflmillga “u"- inordinate Rriiniond. Thomas IF. llowd. llcninmin .. I ‘ I .
IIIIII III. rlchos and [H.100 Iond power" Manor. (limit-s ll. ililucrth, comm: And as easv to steer as a It ell broken horse. ..
vurrrimlnal drains-in hiirr “an ,ll. Dottiens. Aime Tarlm, William Seven different $1285 holding front one to I or 8
IlnIIIIrorlulin to man." Thompson. ‘
Income-33 to $15 , ' r
it I h" .. - ‘
1 II “no I) I my last \tnrdIoItlIH Fourth floor
body, in tires». my Norwalk brothers,
and to you. my friends, could anything
on this Memorial Day be more approx
prlate than to urge upon you the Editor Sc:ntlncl
broadening and softening and motor l noticed recently in your paper n:
log of n snocr view roiipccting theseIcommunicatlon from Richard 11. 601 l-‘
and denth— Ion. suggesting that the crops- -walk atIi
could anything better be lipid than II the intersection of West and Council--
urge, nay. more than that. to plead cut avenues be cIIt off from ten to fit
that. us the years'roll on in their not (‘t ll feet north of the Hole Drinking?
er curling sequence, cnI-h of you make fountain 10 relieve congested condi-
n determined effort to master that Itlons there. This no.9 an excellent ,
much to be desired art: namely, "to suggestion. There is not only a con 3008i
grow old gracefully;" to acquire th. ‘Igesttd condition at this point but W. I
Illlrlt of the philosopher who. as tho lilwly a dangerous one. if this tin-i
form begins to wither, "If bands togprovemeut is attempted, why not go? ma} to an outdoor men' '
shake the silvery lockd to appear and further with it by removing the than I I Big. heavv Shaker and Jumbo-knit sweaters With 1‘0“
the eye to grow dim, can truly say: Iument and cross-walk entirely. so ‘lgtoiiai's.’ m 200d colors.—-$7..50 ‘88“. and $10. , .
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Ito matte a good wide sweep t re m Ribbed worsted sweaters with 1'0“ collars-SQ
A little more tired at close of day ' Illar. to that which now exists at Anni .
A little less anxious to have our way. and South Stain streets. There are. V-neck. sweaters 01’ W00]. light shun-fitting. “mg
38 to $7 50 ,
A little less read! tp scold m blame few horses now seen on West or Con-
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woum stove HALE DRINKING Ii
FOUNTAIN. ‘ i,
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Sweaters to keep <
men fully warm
Sweaters lieht cnonurzh for man to‘ wear beneath his
psual coat.
Sweaters heavv enough to take place of ordinary
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And between the two extremes several sorts to ap-
A little more cars for d brother’s nectlcst avarice. and not much metal
film. I. ., " ,- lull/é spin. if nuptial. the flats .
‘ . ' ‘ . I ’7‘ drinking fountain coatII- bcphcedelie-
of when. where It would not be “molly
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