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-l'hssirleslngesboutthe openingsinthefremesfor win-
dowssnddoorsispesterin old. buildings but even in new
buidiwsthsairleehgewitb mgr-tummomrohefl
terislinmeintheheetrsditia for reasonable hosting
is cold weather. The contestrssultingfrommuseotstorm
sesbiianimportsntfesture huttheprincipelpointistheenon
mous savingof fuel which would result from the equippinx 9f
asmany dwellingsescsnbe supplied with storm sashes for
nextwinter.
We are near—just as far as the nearest telephone.
rhei'gtiaico & Bailey c9
1'
54clb-Buttet1540 lb'
If You Want Nice Sweet. Pure
’ Butter. Try Ours
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Nucoa Nut Butte .tlte ’ . . ........ 2
Golden Santos Cofl'pe Frill .8. best Ill): 20c. 5 lbs. 355
. . ya imitation Cot! .our best grade. lb.30c
cry t wYorlg wéfime.lb...........32c
‘ m? YéiglltnState Strict Fresh)Elfitrs. doz. 63cc
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' ggmleTeamBoraxC iti’sfirp tr....... 15c
.........".'.'.'2't‘or25c
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film'rfimrtirs
. of these ancient peoples nor of the‘
. pone and utensils of all kinds.
+ or. NOW-m sir
L eight Spruce Bttwee is
,; '_ ‘ Oity and New York
flamers “‘Clio" andf‘Armitage
Brearley” '
..Freuht accepted at Norwallt and
bush Norwalk from 7:30 to 5:30.
height receiven‘at Pier ts, East Riv-
fip Neg.¥ork, from 7:30 a. in. to 5 p.
p... emitters leaving Pier 45. East
mgr. New York, at 3 o'clock, daily.
my: excepted.
A 1 urrua snor
. ,""’.Sng{ving of
‘ you possess
WILL BE CLOSED ALL
com 0! HOLIDAY.
SPECIALS
This Wee};
PRIDE SOAP,
‘WEIGHT CONDENS-
cut to .2 cans $70
fifth-fins mos .. 8c doz.
51m: sermon on so. ,
[jisisedeeke be.
tant ostunt . .. . ..... 25c and 45c can
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
T . .- . gimrrswgfu " 7::
83 _& 85 Washington Street Phone 1405
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t Schnitzes. Friday. Fish Spentals
sorr SHELL asses .................. . ....... emu dos.
. rsucv canon awn ms .. .................... 38c lb.
! rsnsn MACKEREL .............................. 30c n).
i srssx con ................... .................. 24:. lb.
aosron sums ................................ . 22c lb.
snopocx ...... ......... 140 lb.
FLAT stem. inc lb.
' Seltnltze’s Sanitary Markets
‘ nonweu. ~ scorn noswsnx.
United States License No. 17,903.
to
Standard Butterd Engi- Co.
3512 North Milo St, mountain none 1990
* Finest Table nutm- - ’itic ‘ lb
Fresh Eggs -‘ - 49c doz
“Cheese (rich ,& mild) 27ch
Evaporated Milk - 11c can
Condensed Milk - 15c can
. tin perfect condition—mo holes or cavi-
» {tics present.
BEAN REE S
-53..“ 4; . . ' . .
a A-TTHE LIMARY
manned from First PI...)
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southern borders of the desert of Ata-
coma. Presumably these Indians were
-the northern representntives of the
Arsucaniau or Hapuche ludiaus. whoi
waged successful warfare against that
Spanish “conquistsdores” for manyl
J .
Norwalk’s Leadmg‘ Dry Goods Store
b
senbrstions. These wandering tribes;
of the north must have lived in sec-t
”0115 bill poorly irrlgeted and cited out i
I precarious existence from what;
small game and fish they could secure. .
The articles on the top shelf retire-i
'sent the contents of an indian grave:
l
in an ancient cemetery overlooking
the sea near the port of (‘arrizal Bajo.
Interment undoubtedly dated back soy»
ersl centuries. as the inhabitants of
Carrizal seem to have heard nothing;
burying ground which was discovered ?
only this year of 1912. The humani
skeleton remains were unearthed by;
excavating in the center of a routih‘t
circle of rather large stones. laid our
in the soft sand. at the crest of a coup;
mending bluft‘. Each and every Skelt“.
tOn found was accompanied by the re-:
mains of a “euiinnco.” or wild llama
: of the cordillera. This creature would
serve as a pack animal in the future
life and would also iurnish food till
the newly risen hunter t-ould locate
“PW quarry at the end of the trail. in
the happy hunting ground. The [no
.dians themselves were buried in a sit’ ,
tine posture. with‘lmces drawn up to2
chin, and surrounded with lhcir wen-
" Children’s Socks, tau, black m-
Stockings for Boys and Girls
By a. remerkebly foflmte purchase, we are able to pass on to the parents a. price-saving
advantage in Children's Hosiery that will surely be appreciated.
Boys’ Stocking, black only, sizes 7 to 8 L2, 296; 3, 9 1—2, 10, 300; 11, 11 1-2, 350.
_ Children's Pine Ribbed Cotton, black, white or tan, sizes 6 to 10 296
F Children's Fine Ribbed. Mercerized, black, white or tau, 350, 39c, 420, 456.
Children's English Ribbed Stockings, black only, sizes 7 13.2 to 8 1-2, 350
"Emma’s, Socks, colored tops, sizes .3 to ll, 25o
whitc, 296
A Nice Line of Children’s Neckwear
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Some ‘
of the larger and planer vessels were
still smudged with the :rcasy soot of
the camp-tire and contained some cur»
bonaceous material. probably the rent-
name of burnt flesh. which might lost
indefinitely in its charred condition.
Large conch shells and remains of
crustaceans showed the class of food
and prayer strip.
4 The secret of the origin of such,
l-huge quantities of silver is jeuiofifly
{guarded by the lndians. who when
even to sell their ornaments. They}
will, however. sometimes pawn them
at the agencies. ltfiners believe thot
.sllver lobe. found in its native state.5
‘0 which ”1989 “VHF“ “'9"? arms on the flanks of the \‘olcan Tronadord
tamed. Some idea of the as? "f ”‘99" , a volcano of the heavily wooded cor—3
"slim mar be rather"! from 'h" fa“ ldilleru of the south of cone. How.
"‘8! ”19 "“310 b01155 covering ”‘9 skcl- 5 ever. this has never been verified. as
910113 “"3"” reduced to 1' veritable 90“" the Indians have managed to murder
der, though buried in perfectly dry' - the few prospectors who have ventur»
“ll" sand. "MC“ ““0“” ”rewrwied into that vicinity. \
.bone, etc, to a great site. 1 Collected by _
The films and arrow-head?» (HENRY- , p. R. GLEASON.
ed on shelfs No. 2 were culled from the l
some people. Deep Ixyers of shifting ' LOCAL SOLDIER
BURNED BY GAS
sands have long isincc dobliternto
those old kitchens." and small frag-
lCoutinued tron first Pm)
ments of pottery and flint chips. left
by the arrow-makers. lie about only
where the sweep of the west wind has
isorted them out from the more your; .
ntlle sand. tiers from his relatives, and the so].
i The photographs. with the exception ‘ (lien-i so)? "WY think thotnsclvm lucky
of those otthe b‘ticulau and Patagonian . if they can send a letter once .-t weak
isnvnzos. who represent the sottthem.§lie says he is enjoying too rent, a:
)most branch of tho Arttucitniun nation. i DIWPM. alter a very hard work light
were taken in the forested region . lug. lie was in one of the bio. tlnhis.
inround Temnco. t‘hilc, the present ' and when the barrage started at nigh:
'cnpltsl of these unconquorcd Indians. 5 it Was one of the grenlost sights. cru-
:This country is still known as the fron- ‘3 Witnesscd by him. More flrvwoilrsl
.tier of (‘bllcr tho I‘lllltilllflllfll efforts): than he ever saw or heard in his life
f the Chilean Government and of thelEVery night was like the ”Fourh."
i'tulsslon fathers. like not as yet com-l The Weather has been very warm
tplctely tnm‘ed these proud peoples. i lately and the soldiers do not feel illic-
iund many nut-lent tribal rites are obgdoiug anything ill all. He said be ex.
itlt‘rvcd to this dor.’ y 39901941 to intro a swim as soon (iii to.»
i The articles on the two lower-letter was finished.
.shelvcs belonged to the Mupuches. of‘ He says the Post. scnt by his sister.
(‘entrul (‘ltile and. its forfeited prop— 4 reached him at the right time. as the
‘orty. were securod from an lndlnnémcn were out in the lots nwuy from
agency in (‘nrnhum the old Spaninhieverything with nothing to rent].
{frontier fortress. " ‘ l
. Following is a some to the exhibits ‘ LICENSE ISSUE
. f the Collection: ’
in 1. Skull of on Indian flehermttn‘ IN CONNECTICUT
ifrom Central. A prominent dentist. . ......
{of this city, declares that the lmount (Continued tromb'Flret Pete.)
(of wear on the cusp teeth shows the .
Indian to have been it man of at least? .~ ‘
80 years of are. When found, allybcr only would be filed. Licenses in
[teeth and molars were present and all itowns expire on December 1. But as
over prohibition will not be effective
tuntil July 1 next. the committee will
-—u—--
2. Earthenware bowl.
has been reconstructed fromanumber ,inany present license towns for no li‘
refully numbered on centre, as possible. The explanation of
.of fragments ca ‘
Iret'novnl of the broken vessel from its'the committee as to the desire for
'posttion behind the bend of its owner. l“tiry" towns is based on the. theory
“ Bone spoons and eating utensils that if war prohibition is a good thing.
foilhd in one of the larger pots. tnnd it is a saving of fuel. food and
then the sooner that
4. Miscellaneous shards of decorat- 'otrausportntlon.
ed pottery. (saving cnn be effected the better for
5. Bone owls with their cases. the all concerned. ‘
latter made from the leg armor “or; The Connecticut Temperance Union.
some species of spider crab. which is also entering upon a cum-
6. Copper lmplement.~ presumablygpnlgn for “dry" towus at the town
employed in the manufacture ofarrow- elections. announces that its efforts
inside. as it was found in what was Ire directed In the main in the mat-
?once tt sack of flint spalls. some ofI ter of candidates for the Senate and
A which have been reserved for display. , House “with the hope that we shall
Ideas of economy probably promptediratify the national amendment when
his relatives to bury only unfinishedtthe time comes next winter."
.tltnts with the Indian, that he might
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taszhlogithe wear?“ ‘0 913‘ “”512; KAISER PICKS HIS
etc: . sment for (lotions as P y. BROTHER-IN-LAW
8. Primitive copper fish—hook with FOR FINNISH KING
u' , ' ,
limit... Pineapple - - 15c can -
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Nllllttlttllltll snot
some of the original cord still ndhcp
lng. This book was lashed to a Ion: .
pole and used for “booking" 11811
through “‘9- gills. _ meet on September 26. for the election
9. Amulet of soapstone found 01130" a King. . ‘ . _
the neck of the. skeleton. ,. »
'10- Fragments 0' 00W" 93" °ma't Advices from Scandinavian sources
ments. dust month in forecasting the election
, 11- ”Hall?“ ”"0“0‘59 “‘mn‘emspr a King for Finland during Septem-
’ and beads. ' iget: stated it was probable that either
lo 12‘ Arrowheads "Id filnts; The , uke Adoplh Frederick of; Monmou-
{game consisted mainly of birds, hence uburg~Schwerin. or Prince William M
lb“ diminutivepotnts. ‘flohenzollem-Sigmsrlngen. would be
t 13. Poncho of guauaco wool. The! chosen. y
i‘suanaco" is the wild llama 0’ “Bland Prince Freda-ion Charles is a thh-
ennlnw of Emperor Willttm. l‘nvlng
.camel of the mountain meadows.
14. Prayer strip of guaraco wool. mnrried the ’Emperor's youngest fia‘
ter. , ’ I .
(Continued iron: Pan 0116). ‘
l
Worn about the neck much like a re.
sary. . . ’
15. “Male" with two‘ “bomblllas!
, . 29 wan st. Norwslk
S é?“ W A
-- entinel WantAd ork Wonders.
These are implements used for taking 3 W ~
"yerba mate." the so-catfed Paraguay ~ . ’3‘
tea. The drink is brewed in the silver CUT THIS OIT-r-JT ls-Woaflfl .
Memented bourd. , or mate, and is MONEY. ‘; . _-
then sucked up through the handle of .
the bombllla. the holes at the bottom! Don’t miss this. Cut out this slip.
of which serve as a strainer. just as enclose withjc and malt ttto Foley
one sucks soda water throng a straw. & 00.. 2835' Sheffield avenue, Chicago.
, 16. Silver breast. ornament. It is 1' name and .addrese
indeed s. poverty stricken indtsujmsn ll receive in turn a
or womnu.~who dleohfl neither on W Flt”): 30119?
his or her person‘."‘me“womsn gener-
lly WWBMELDI emanated sti-
l
, 8
1- consumed;
This bowl [urge its members to try and carry anI
Wrecks
ney‘i‘inlmetorlf W ..
GAS THAT BLINiDS,
NEW HUN TERROR
Allies Learn of Barbarous War Matte
rial Soon to Be Used.
PARIS, Sept. I‘d—Two kinds of
gasses which will immediately cause
blindnes of victims are now being
planned by the Boches, according‘ to
information received here. The new
gases are of a lachrymatory character
destined to render anyone affected by
them permanently aightless.
this understood that the lions plan
to launchihe new sauce on the West-
ern and lteliin fronts.
Natunlly the Allies are preparing
canister mandates with which to com-
bat the new war‘liorror of the nuns.
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.
ANTIGIPATING NATURE
You can; of say it came unexpect-
edly. Yr at: before warning was air.
on. That dyspepsia, constipation. tire
tr trout-to was an equivocal station
of common events. To the initiated
spelled blood deficiency, which is the
physiologic cause of a long list of con
etttutlonal. functional, nerve, bone
end tissue ailments. .
The Mecltano Physical Therapy lu-
stltute provides the agency of restor-
ing normal conditions in trouble of
both sex. which institution is cool?
ped with all modern apparatus. "
F. R. CARTELLANO. 3!: T. D.
Hoyt's Theatre Building
Entrance Room No. 3
Theater’s .
Kryptolt Lenses
are great factors in making eye~
glass wearing a positive pleasure.
Because of their fused segements
there is no visible line between the
two loci, nor is there any chance
of the eegements loosening, as :is
so apt to happen in the cemented
bi-focals.
T HAM‘E R
“'11:: m0 Eye Berries".
Oonliltl. Optometrists. Opticians
8? Atlantic 8L. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. till 9 p I in ‘91.
Automobile
Repairing
high. Grade Work a
p a, ..Specislty -
OfiiciaI/fServiC‘e tor
Chevrolet, 'Maxvvcll
and .Grahatn Bros.
Truths _ ..
rot-n Repairing son Parts.
a
fine
‘ . and but; rile": ttsm..
tdney and. bl .. i‘ all-
~ Cat {return
M.
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.ver disks about. memento fasten the
in «some:
' m.
with flue .
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”immune“: ellNle
fins-tees w
W.
—Sesttsel Went Ads are Winners
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H. Ktieger 81 Co.
outfitters tor Men,
Wooten, Boysd'tiirls
“on the easypayment
plan.
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Some people do not know HOW
to eat, WHAT to eat or WEB“
to eat.
Usually because of overworl, or
lack of exercise. digestion has
grown poorer and poorer, until
eating is a burden. when it should
.be one of the greatest pleasures.
Try Premier Salad Dressing on
your food—It. stimulates diges-
tion. . ,
Try it on salads.
. Try it on a baked potato.
Try it on bread in place of but.
Try it on fish of any lgind.
, Premier Salad Dressing.
Smell lilo 156
Lergeeise ............... 350
It pleases everybody.
’Cltarnolt’s Market ‘
76 N. Main St. ‘.
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Our Trucks make daily trips to New
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