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The Match (1 Bailey Co.
ed States Weather Bureau to repeated
“There is nothing to it.” strut-be Univ}
inquiries as to whether the war al~l
Clearance sale '
save money. -
THE PARIS ,
CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
33 So. Main St. So.'Norwalk
‘ air was supposed to be condensed and
.KLEEN KliP . .
”The IDEAL WOOD FIBER CON-
TAINER. for home-made Jams, Jellies,
Malades. Absolutely sanitdr'y. Nn'
‘hreakage. No need for washing.
Can be used more than once.
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)
89¢ PEl'l DOZIN.
”Our.- Store Will Be"
Closed Monday.
4 Labor Day '
Opefi Saturday Night
Until 11 oiclock
IA. l-‘.BECKMliNN & c0.,'i'lnc.
one... ‘ “W.
Norwalk’e Leading Dry Goods Store
WASHINGTON, D. c., sag. 31,—!
tect;;aintallfl:r any other-u wte‘althe; White waists
eon ' one. re is a popu 1' ac _
that concussions, explosions and the separate Dress Skirts
liberation of gases in the European Silk
conflicts is having an eflect on the pndcrwur
weather. not only over its lieutenants. Muslin Underwear
but elsewhere on the globe; but it is
only a iallacy. say the weather special- woven underwear
late of the United States Department at Ladieg’ Rain CO.“
Agriculture. even though it has existed I “es, Sweaters
almost since the basin!!!“ 0! historic
tines. Beiore gunpowder was used.
the ancients had an idea that battles
produced rainiail. which was caused by
the clash of swords and the sweat oi
the Mien.
Later. [the same theory was transior-
red to thalsoiee produced by nil-let.-
ry and artillery: later still, to dust
“Males and smoke from burning pow-
der. upon which the Incision in the
hasl'mmc llinis tor labor Day
Gloves
Hosiery
Belts
Neckwear
Silk Gloves
Handkerchiefs - ""
Ribbons
Special Values in Children’s School
Stockings.
“I
Trunks
Baas .
Suit Cases
Umbrellas
Couch Hammocks
Flalrs .‘
Men’s Lion Shirts
to tall as rain and now to the Mfiumo “" that ‘1' “Ch theories m
treed by explosions and liberated in;
the new chemical warren.
These theories are not oombated
merely by other theories ,bul by ac- ASSIGNMENT
lual observations made onloialiy by OF TEACHERS
several oi the belligerent governments,
and the net result at these careiul ob (Outlined tron first Peas).
servations is to rsluts the idea 0! an!
sheet oi war on weather.
equally unworthy oi beliei.
Center Jr., High.
Bernard Baruch. principal; Elia F.
time to time printed articles in which} c"'W- 3M“
.... we- .. . mm mm M»?:..l.”“.l.l.nifl°'nd‘lnb.fcé’lfiir
us and noon as- been was: for: l. Simms. Clara 'Velaor. '
ward [Mr this reason the weather oill- Jewel-eon. '
chll test that the following tact: may] win Slows, Zita Franny. Elv P.
be timely and interesting.
' Real Cause oi Ralnlall.
The real cause oi rainisll is ths‘rm Puke“
Over River.
mg of heated air currents. and the ill- ; Anna Pierce.
coming of cooler currents to take their!
places. All weather conditionssdepend i m
Wlnnlpauk.
as Donneily.
Albert r. Gellebe
83 & 85 Washinglon Si. Phone 1405
« NORWALK
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. "DltyandllewYork.
Freightraccepted at Norwalk and
,Norwalk iromv 7:39 to 5:91.
t received stiller is. last. an
New'i'ork. from 1:30 ‘. .- to 5 u-
Qteamere leavirJ fi‘fi. East
yer; New York 4; 3 o’clock. daily.
CRAB MEAT
,CALVES' TONGUE
LAMBS' Tongue
ox roueuse -
pus: outline".
weesou our .
cacao. olihssluo
svurrec cum
Beth Markets. Closed All Day Monday." I
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets ‘
Hermann
. Sclldllze's‘ labor lie") Specials
lé‘resb boulders
Shoulders...... ....... lb.
Beelever............. ..... . ..... .
Bread and Butter Pot Roasts . . . . ..... . . . . .161: lb.
ALL KIND
SPECIALTIESS 0F PECNIC AND.SAL.AD.
i g PLAIN OLIVES
PICKLES
RELISHEB
easr cusses
vusau cores; _
sunsem corps:
LIPTON'S' TEAS
mesa-muons
raucv Psacus‘a
NATIVE Paella
Lesions
nurse
, s .
‘Ufiiiedétates m... Realms.
lb.
events. in short, moisture would all
.net make rain.
, Macaw“
"WNW? A ’ i
».‘ ‘.&:‘.. ”dew-M . _. .
l _;.n9awal.lc saloon“ DR NED ‘
dutch?“ Filth. ‘ v
Ilia”!jurist-cleans"I
.4 ,‘ ~“ ' “51g; .
,. ,. 1;...339lltx. , 7 y . - ~ .13.”.
. ' "’ ." IliaH‘l‘NlNG‘ sour Quick had served three years'in
fVincent Stolba oi Filiow street. West American envyand retired as ,a iirslls
PNorwaik'. received .a buyers shock class WBMQl-wuds joining the‘
4 Thursday mom‘s during the storm,“ British service. ' He had served seven
[when a belt of lightning struck his years in all. He was only 23 years oldif - ' I . ................ 36c
Elm“- ilr. Stolbafwith his wife and . The director of the French Meteoro- Top ell-lo It Best
children. was sitting in his seminal-5.
l hatchet: when the lightning struck the
.-esll directly behind him. siiieing an
‘ .0 inter! loaned Fl“?
It» .
ill.
DUBLIN. August 2a—rne general
increased-prosperity oi lreland‘und , . _ , . -
, war conditions is again reflected in, seatedsndot loiggduratlou r1105!!!”-
hair and rendering him unconscious the reports now being issued or the The survival bully lailacy’ls due to
for about ten minutes. His wife and WW!!! hem 0111:8411: 01'
' children alaoreceived a slight guaca'km‘" “a ”‘5‘“ » ‘c mw‘
‘ mirror wes‘detnollehed, andnmueh.‘
i'daulase donattoitheirw‘ailc;diastolls‘a“ L . ‘ . ,, ,
. may very sore and pitch; but ,iust..~_cies$;o. g“ ‘ 0?: £mm. ing- “1...!!!“
.Am.“ in! an e e.
.shcws‘ once more a~neat increase? .
will ballet. one is
haltyssr favorable cc
WNW“¢;M t 33%”
menton’the 's' Rem oiwel‘h ,
mu“ breakindt’aud smiles: oi the lye
" ‘.ci aaz'elght‘o'clock startlu‘hlie of.
’ ‘ .. Poitier...” ‘ -
ultimately (or their origin on the heat- Norah Center.
king and cooling oi the atmosphere. All, Florence London. Alice Kane, Min-
'ths powdertthat could be.ressoaably nie Joseiovsky. Clrollne‘t‘oiton.
exfi'uded ea . te. even is mii- 3"“ ”V"-
1110:: 0' In“; igé WM “it b. Shailor n. Walkley. Helena Culhaue.
.- ~ - Norah East.
'enough to produce any appreciablel Lulu D. Harris. ,
chases in temperature throughout any ammn.
.considerable section of the atmoapherei llarry Benedict. Bran-ice Bates.
yer the ham . Louise Tierney. Helen urges.
0 6 area ‘ Ircekelde
Some have thought that the jarring Daisy B. Bcudder. Mary E. Holland.
eilect oi concussions joggles together w,“ Norwelk.
the moisture particles in the air, Just Marie 8. Erdmann. ' a
as a sharp tap on ‘a windowpane will Concord.
. 1., escet “m i m Jessie O'DonnorJidnn Morgan. Ells-
tar d n at r drops ro abeth Donahue, Sara Rider. Louise
small ones made by a mist or drisale. Martin. ”Dorothy lchensie. V. “Me"
A sharp downpour oi rain iollows in», perry. Blanche Ellis, lvs G. Tomlin-
medisteiy alter a heavy crash of thus-1 son. -
der is supposed to be all examvle ct Lincoln.
m same cause and w.“ This u... Albera Comswck, Laura Baker. Gla-
back .. . dye Brush. Lillian Dickman, inc: D.
cry w“ partly ., '0' the minute!- Croloot. Louise Larrauri. Emma Bar-
‘nrt attempts will!!!” tried in K” ber. Florence Kelley.
ass. Texas and elsewhere to break‘ Knudsen. ‘
droughts by a ‘fbamlm-dmem oi the Kathryn Mcllugh; Ethel Jennings.
an..." Mary Kinsella. Mary Bacon. Madelyn
. ‘ - ‘Mcil‘arland. Sadie Gottlleb, May Wib
“I weather whim“ point °“tzliams, Lillian Ferguson. ‘
that in all such cases. even when rain . Franklin. Grades.
has iollowed such-bombardments. the Mary E. Hill. Elisabeth lreland. An-
moisture was there and was due to tail gelina Wakemfll- ..
. Putnam. '
anyhow without mans intervention] Marion Hayes. Anastacla Refinish,
land that in the law cases where "Willargaret Clav‘Sn. Ethel Bayes. ,
has fallen it has been a mere coinciA "...“...
deuce. the rain bang due to natural ‘ Ethel Callahan. August‘s Fallon.
causes. and the drought was broken Lucy A. Fincii. Louise Kroger, Helen
because it was time that it would have Fitch. Jenn“ J°':‘°"ky' Barrie 3'
been broken in the natural course 016“” Amelia 31%;: ’ '
. . Edith Croasmou, Mabel Hammond.
when it was present; it it were not] Elisabfitcla Savage; flanbealmthihraaim.
resent all ccacu' that id Julia inn. ma . . an
n ' the ' "'10” can summon. Laura‘shcrwood. *
- . We In‘ It.
Result °f Actual Obseryailons. ‘ Margaret Sinith. glen O’Connor.
Actual oblemtlnns by French. Brlt~ swam train, Bessie Lindeberg. Lau-
.ish and American'oheervers have tailed, is C. West. Grace Costello ilargaret
to establish any .nlatiorlshlp between“? Weed. Fiorenoi' Mchlahéh.
‘smrming the enemy and storm from
. “1&2: J
the skies. Caretuljtudiea show that U ‘ ‘ Y
gluiniall and battles”. do not coincide _. SA TURDA
[enough to give the. basis for a theory '
-'-ol cause..and enact. The great battles '
SPEClllLS '
Genuine Spring Lens of Lamb ....40c
in France in the *s‘prlng of 1917 lulled
to interrupt illegals; spell of fair
weather that accompanied them.
. Old Tluorlss his Hard.
zlogilutl‘llurcau, llLKngo. practically Lean Beef, no Bone ..... ..32c
3‘3" that the {7181! 18 lather to the Fancy Powla ...... t ............. «c
«silhouette and that .a idea cm is deep- antlers . . , .................... 45c
‘ ‘ Dixie Bacon ........ . ........ 35c
so noteuguiytha
17M ,8! B 101°”
in'de- -- W .. . _ ‘ .7
‘ - “H”? “‘3 ‘3' WWW ”m “ll‘Yuhao Holst Astor Coil», can guise
. . » [confined ”in .Aut'ncratfifceflie, cash-“champs
, gull tinsel freehpvspscablg. lb
inthe same category and all are
W“ the nodes 0‘ this “Wt W’simous. Bertha Rice, Anna 8. Good, _
been repeatedly exposed in scientific A. liaise! Fryer. Kathryn Henry, Alice '
Journals. the general press ha troln Dunn. John nodgaou. ,
Rempier. Ruth Rider. Lillian Williams. 2
Reba Taylor. Florence Yulsler, llar- .
cooling oi the air by the vertical ris. Jessie Poyver. Margaret Culhane,
Louis A. Pratt, Mary C. Gray. The- :
Loin and Rib Lamb Chop! ....... 45c
Quillomla Harne- ......u. ...... .-,27q
7"” ”mm“ “W“? “"1"! we»... comrades as;
" “Whaling W at m. a...“ mm... ace ... , r ,
rg'6'y M . g... 1 v1 9 we a} s 3"]? em . . 1,7 ‘
rGold M.$" r slesgseaa ‘ ‘ ‘«‘ "- -. .
W:mL d9 awesomeness. . {gnu-3. see : ‘ImG‘IS
than a mouth hence.
Men’s Clothing 1
We are now showillr a complete stock of MEN’S
and YOUNG MEN’S SUITS AND 0VERCOATS.’
We can sell you an Overcoat at present for less r"
We open charlie accounts with men and women.
Payments may be made monthly or weekly. .
Cupcrviscrs.
Ruth D. ’l‘bomee, High school music
teacher.
Frank W. Gregory. grades.
Adeline l. Bouton. drawing.
Julia Cuddeback. music.
H. Lillian Hewitt, writing.
Gertrude A. Natteiord. school nurse.
Fletcher Vanlltlosear. buildings and
‘ s lies. ,
i Pager“ V. Buchanan, superintendent
of schools.
Clerks.
Anna L. Prendergaet. once of super-
intendent 0! schools.
Alice L. Leatherland. oilice oi princi-
pal oi High school.
' Janitors.
Franklin—James O‘Hara.
Lincoln—Alina E. Fraser.
Concord-Knudsen—J. J. Murphy.
Center-LThomas Murphy. \
HERSHFIELD'S
AUTO EXPRESS
Dally» Trips Between.-
Norwsk and New York City
MAIN OFFIOI,122 WTSR STREET.
Sculls No no.
Telm '
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
111 East 23rd St. ‘
Phone Gramm'erey 705. ..
It you are in a hurry. lust phone us.
and- we will take care or your express
for you. We have seven of the beat
Trucks in the state. Also, Hydraulic
Dump Trucks tor. Contractore‘ Work.
Our Trucks make daily trips to New
York city.. Let them handle your
freight and express, and thus keep it
away from the congested terminals.
We Haul Anything
‘ . Anywllele .
No Job Tog Lame or Too '
m .
Your shipments are entrusted to
competent employee only.
A receipt is given and obtained tor
all goods handled. ‘
Phone or write for our-rates, we can
save mums and money. .
LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
* " er All Kinds.
PADDED VANS tor Long Distance
. Furniture 'flcvlng.
Mainframe Pm
r wax
Jefferson—Jacob Frank.
Fitch-w F.» E. Parsons. ~ "
linrviuullobert C. Thompson.
Rowayton—E. W. Godfrey. '
Winnipsuk—Patrick Troy.
Brookaido—Mrs. Prescott. : 'H
West NorwaIk—Mrs. Miller.
North Center-C. E. Gregory.
Broad River—~Asron Decker.
Cranbury—F. 0. Gregory. i
Putnam-Edward Cdnningham. g
Washington—John Albrigllt.
Over River—Morris Sloan.
High school—William H. Fisher.
IT'S N THE AIR
Windhlown pollen. carrying the buo‘
teria that inflame nose “throat and
cause hay lever. is abroad in the land.
cue remedy is known to give relief and
comfort from choking, gaspingasthma
and lamenting hay fever. That reli-
able remedy is Foley's Honey and Tar
that spreads a healing, soothing coat-
ing on the inflamed membranes, stop!
irritating coughs and summer colds.
Any one who has once used this stan-
dard comb and cold remedy will at»
cept no othernStillson Powell Corp.
Many an Error
in Business .
is caused by poor quiche—mm
an error shouldbe avoided by “
Lwearing of proper glasses. "
You ”nonhuman, shipping ,
clerk, bookkeeper, manager or pro.»
pricier—no matter which, start
now with new vision, see clearly.
havereswtl nerves, fewer head-
aches and no errors by wearing
8m.-. prescribed, made and fitted
by
THAMER
«m n!”— 0 m. a. .106"
Oculists, 0 ’
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