___-_. .___..——- \.
\\ , .. zurt'ltanmg . p-
\' \.\"l‘l. 1‘ I 3,; “INA”!
P]: 511:“ .\" - ~
~‘ \\,.,-1..; \\‘..'v linilfltm'. TN.
1 1r- _
. . .._..... ~.__._.-. . _-.._...
._ \\1-1.:: I'wrlts. on 1' l7. for 1’05.
1..? .\l.:11’ $1111“: $225» month. Elf;
llliliV'L't-‘SSal‘3. II'OT frei- par?
. 7.; In 1.11 examination. write J1.
1. , ., :, li‘nrma-r Phil. Service. Exams
. tl w liquimhlr lll~lc.. \Yoshxng—
i 1') 1
..\.\"l‘l‘.lI lizwmlhv ('I.’:l:lllll;h'l()n for
Sub-SHIN”. Hum-s! truck
stun (lt‘Sll'V'
lm‘ullly to soil
ll'SS than prim-
runl
mill-41’1“ 11‘.
n this
(111* third
3.11M 11' 30111'11111‘11.
l.ll.l".tll.
\‘1'112I‘ «‘1' (all
I’-" 1";llrflt‘lll
N c w
A \'(‘.. Drill gcport, Conn
lirr-
representative
truck tire-F at
now being
(‘om pcnsution un«
depending upon man’s ability
England Tire (‘30..
Iv. .-\.\"I‘Ell--Girl for store, dry
«.m- work, X. 7.. care Sentinel.
good 5
\\' \ \ I‘F.l';~—.\Iotlon Picture “Producing
making come-
. (ll'nmzl> and features can
, ». .. lllltllml number of male and 1e
. .1;:p.it-:1111s who can qualify; ex-
I'uw- unncvssnry ll' talenth Mul't
3 Mayo 1 given
and wish to
'0".
SllllliOS, Pro Patria
York
cnntr-mplnting
aw. .--x
l'll.
ll
1..~
l .. . z. cowl wardrobe:
“’llll are soriou<
' - this 11 1wrmuncnl
. “iv-11 .11 town.
I.-.l‘1.;;..1;1,', \\'_
! I\l'
nrm 0‘;
13.1 81., New
TO LET
"311' rooms at No. 57
1.931111% 3115. R. 'l'al‘kn,
oily. l'lat‘nl“ 1852-115
1
1 I
Spl‘\u~g
6
l’. l~‘..\'TA immune
1111111111111.
Space.
1; » .1 Separate
inn,
296.
:1 4,111.91 (0..
til-sport.
houseL
rooms.
proof building. Hulmel! Goal
Saugaturk. Conn
FOUND
\Jl—illllilt
llll v
.I 12 (111
i 1hn1 View
Pasteurized
’llilk, Cream, Etc.
1 In 1 MLRED TO ANY PART OF
NH 1'" SOR“'ALK. NORWAEK
A)“ EAST NORWAIAK.
1' l'mttl-r, Eggs and Butternlflk.
‘. I. (401111901011 “'ith Any Tnast
(‘orporntlom
F. H. \Vempe & Son
'_‘~‘ Mum-1».- St.. Phone 901 or III
Discsn Block.
some by
r
1
ark.
.23.. ..... .... ~r
and 1011'hoal. Own;
idenu’lliog
111l\.}l:1rl)or Engine-r:
r
FIORE BROTHERS' GARAGE
11 Hanford Place.
FIORE BROTHERS, Props.
Overhauling and Repairing ..
Tel 92! :4
.
OLD CARS
lollyouroldcarstotheBrlugL
Ion}: Ave, between Oek and
Center 8L, Bridgeport, Donn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2. .8000“
um part. and tires to lit my
make of on.
yon Auto Wrecking 00.. 1810
. 32nd Year
1.. MERRILL
Commercial and
Stenozraphic Studies
Sand for Booklet
Enter Any Time
DAY AND NIGHT
SESSION NOW OPEBE
Business College
‘.
}
40 Inch. All Silk
CREPE DE CHINE
ALL FASHlONABLE SHADES
$1. 49
Dress Satins . .’. . .3. ..... .31.98
Shining: . . . . $2.29
N EW YORK LADIES’
TAILOR
North Main Street
iHouse and Month-log, ex-
pertunec WIP-
pfiancesandmerehlflle.
WHITE ELECTRIC co.
ELECTRIC HGH‘HNG' ..
‘Privule Lose-ans in Dancing,
F0 R SALE—wflihson Mn ndolln.
moms. Electric Dom c.
all-XL Typewriter. « \Thiw Scwin ; Mu-
chine. Mount-tie 1111.1. ’l'clcrphone‘
l 3 8 4 ~ 2. ‘
‘Fdit SA‘LE‘
ni11c~
Druwmq lustru -
ll-mnvt l'ort-
piece set Dietzgc 11
FOP. SALE—House, six rooms_1 acre
cows and 1 horse.
of and on 001111. STurnpike; also 2
.Kubovics.
FOR SALE—Ford Sedan, 1920’model,
for Ford Touring car or Ford
galls! no later than 1917 model. Phone
FOR SALE —-l upright piano in excel-
also 1918 Ford Sedan “ill excliungv
runa-
Norw alk.
lez1 condition. '1‘el.118'.’—5.
FOR SALE—3 houses at 19-21 Union
street. buildings l'Or rent. at 16
Marshall street. The Hatch & Bailey
00.
LUST- -.‘l. Ilurk Brown S\\‘t‘{lll‘l“ at
Hart's 'l'lll‘fltl‘t‘ llull lost l'\'t‘lllll;.'.
Finder plvus‘w return to 1:1: \Yushing'~
ton St. ‘
LUST r—llunvh (ll kills lost 30-Slt-l‘ll:1_\
50ch hen httucf-n \\'ushim:ton slru-t
bridg:
19:11“ ".t (. (lll- 11711 11 ll('\\‘§lllll(l.
and lie id strvI-i. l-‘imlr-r pleusl-
1
PROFESSIONAL.
MRS. LOUISE CANFIELD
THATGHER common—aunt tor
famous Thatcher Pipe!”- I‘m;
the l
one-pimple:- lee the
selection.
Price
Slime“ prom t. Stephen mile: All
view A679. 2131.11. 3.97 .
WALL PAPER AND PAINts
eat selections on stock and
prim. flow is the time to
paint and save the surface trom de-
caé mbefore the stormy weather sets in
atimateo cheerfully given, and
promptly attendedW to.
VV..HlTE
35 Lowe St.
1.
low
Tel. 2139
J. M. SAYS
. I‘ll fix it. if it‘s electrical. In my re
pair shop m the rear of the Mahacke-
mo Hotel Block.
Will make prompt repairscn all
electrical merchandise. and appliances.
Norwalk, Conn.
QARRIGAfi & FLYNN, local and long
distance tracking of all klhd‘s. Odioe
gggry 8; Co., Phone 157" 1. House phone
CURBING. gutters
cretlnz tar wal
class style
lawnn rolimz. $3-
Water
1*Mott
eveoue. Norwe‘k Conn- Tel. 1838.
"FOR SALE
One 1914 Chalmers roadster,
325000.
One 1917 l-ton Ford truck chain
drive. $25000.
One 1914 Ford touring, $200.00.
One trailer $50.00.
New and “second hand Ford ra-
~diators always on hand.
.orwalk Radiator, Repair-
ing and Automobile
S. D.G. CANDY. m.
Wholesale Gen!
and IceCreen
68 0830“ Am
2181' NORWAII. m
Plume (Ml
l
WE ARE FEATURING
2-STRAP PUMPS
in Black Kid, Black Suede,
Brewn Suede and Gray Suede.
These pumps are as easy .as
they are smart. Snug (it. about.
the instep and heel make the
pumps fit gracefully.
M A X L E V Y 1
31 South Main Street 3
l
l
- __- .. ..._---.___l
CARPET CLEANING.
When You Want Carpet: and
Rugs'Cleaned, Ring Up 969
Prompt Service. Reasonable
Charges
Our Way Is the Modern .Way.
We epeclallzeln Cleaning Oriental
Rugs—Hand Peace».
Conn Carpet Cleaninz Co.
G. S. WYMAN Manager
87 Cedar St., So. Norwalk
WEALL PIAYERS C
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
l
rFree‘dom From Worry
Photographs and tree yourself of me
worry of thinking of at least twelve
Xmas Gifts.
—v
“Sit" today, order a dozen of our fine
MIGHELSEN’S STUDIO
South Norwalk 1
. Phone 437
(Succeanr to G. L; North)
3118 “that.
r
A. M. WOOSTER 1
AM“ AT LAW I
Send («We-Pouch
.mCo-n
E*‘Bavid W. Raymond;
I NEW 11:11 ‘flfl‘ffllmflfii ,5
joved hr the decisive vistorv of their.
’ bemoan overtae Coma! eleven.
‘
UNDERTAKER
Tale—om. 110:; Human .
:7 wnemue‘ren '31-.
PHUJJflELPHIA. .50“. tor-«Oven
'llt'Vlllll
‘and carriage.
.lC . dill“ .
alga Supply do. 158 0 c2 i1:.'l>N°1mnrc
STORAGE
Spuu- for “mm-hold Furniture
Phone 1683-3
Sol-“all; Storage “'archousc
\ l nlon st‘rcet. South \‘omalk. Conn.
FOR SALE
House. with all impm;e
“ell located ,in East Norwulk.
Q9 200
e—v
Ask John T. Hayes
5 rooms.
moms.
Price . l‘or particulzu s
Exchange - ~0- 7>Main Street Norwalk
5 Main Street, Norwalk Conn REAL ESTATE INSURANCE
”kn-.1- 0:4 - , .__..__.‘, , _ _,___‘~_3_____.___
FURNISHINGS
—-for-— '*‘
BOYS AND GIRLS.
At The
Children’s Store
37 West Washington Bo. Nome"-
—v.
).8
SCHOOL TEACH ERS—~
and MOTHERS
.\llull1‘.':' h-rm l3:,«.;111:' \‘(ili
progn-Ks :15 lust us _\u111‘ pupils")
111-“ 0-51 suanw-l is l-‘l-nhu-nr
V'l‘ll" Mcowl-1131131112: 1!]: 1'1
4111151111: lnlnm-ossrzl} 1111111
11111
'l‘ln‘
lllr haul
:1'11‘. "1‘ 3,
sun”: of 11ml- ills 1m“ Il'tfimlnt‘nll
that umm- ” “war slums 111:1! haw in» .
.'-.1m\m snaigrht inn«r-.l1m luv. 1|!“th
ult'll
The \w-urin: of this type of shoe
(with 11:; freedom to muscular action)
will lawn lln- healthy foot in good
condition and will assist materially in
restoring tlu- mm abused by pointed
toes. rigid shanks and Jiigh French
heels. It will .llr: . permit the d
opmeut of :1 gnu Sully natural no
You have a lively «M-ortunity to
co-operatc in this timely movement
towards better shoes and better
health. At the least. you may act the
coming generation a good example by
wearing propt r shoes roux-self
iwill add to sour comfort and abllit).
and thcv will look W!” on tour rec-t
if they are Cantilcxcr Shoes
The Cantilever Shoe is cndoraedfloy
authorities and is Worn with pleasure
because of its refined and graceful
appearance. its extraordinary contort.
All these modem features “9 would
be glad to demonstrate to 1011 at- our
store.
CDNNEALLY a mom
WW
fl-fil
Wholesale new
Cigars, Cigarettes.
Pipes andTobacoo
1.
1
before making
iVacuum cleaners, tans irons, a spec
a ty. ’
Your: forrservlce.
J. ELMOELLE , '
Electric - SM)?!
in rear of Mahackemo otel, South
Thtfl' .
lmmng Observation. on the—"Pred-
not o! the new Pot by
our polyglotry. asked this question
when they saw our soldiers merch-
lngnlong the trends of France. In
French eyes the. men were all of the
type American.
elgn born, as well as sons of every
race in Europe, Frederick Palmer
writes in Harper‘s. .
‘ Are you America-s? their adopted
~country asked of them in those lulu:
days. Thcy.gave their “answer in sec-
rlfice at home and in battle, often
lighting-mlnst'an enemy of their own
blood. Zalinskis. Einsteins. Schmldls,
Bertellls. Kotsanlans «on the Distin-
guished Service Gross. thrilling our
pride with a new sense of nationalism.
Hall lIu-y now reverted to loyalty to
the lumls of their origin? It so. what
had wrought the change in their
heart s '3 Q
To my {rt-sh View all the people
were distinctively Americans lo garb
and taste; in tin-5r I‘fnnploxlon. which
our climah- so promptly nll‘ccts: 1n
thclr hrmquc and frank civility, their
intensity. their pleasures. and their
restless motion. Later. a: I became
sultlnd :11 llolilt‘ and more discerning.
I might notc- that this or that person
was of Swedish. Italian. Hnngnrl m
or Sla v :4 ock. Then I would see
through the veneer. as l was lnlul.
But aren't lnnsl of us--ogain. not a
new ldmr—u‘ho 1m.- "Ol'l' the reserve-
tion." of foreign stock? My people
lllls‘w'll tho Muyfimvcr and came- over
111 11:11. i could not dicmrn that the
descendants of tho Pilgrims were more
American than i was or llum :1 dark
eyed telephone L’il". whose father was
an Vlmliun immigrant.
Not own in tlw llll‘fln streets d'fll I
find PliU'lK's. I saw no shriveling ha-
“cvcrHlninu R for lln- host in the host
of Worlds." ln place or saloons in
menu hirncls mu! :n'cl‘n‘ga‘. film‘lx new
Slur1‘<" :mvl
lllthnfllilu-l‘o?
WAR: ON DISEASE WORLD WAR
{Health Problems of the Remotest
l
l
. ‘ Land Is the Concern of All
2 : Peoples.
'l'hw‘unr 11.131»! 115M" N.- H a world
War. 1‘ ”11.11.. ,I-v l‘nl‘lll" «numerous in-
{lEClltln~. :u' zouvl~ :lllll idt‘; s.
Tim hmll'l: pm‘dunw 1-!” H10 rcmoicst
15m.) {mum-1'11 all 110131112“. .‘ln-v 11ml
mow. mull-1:: :1 «- l-ozwin: to recognize
tin-1r 211‘.wxwlvgzo1$v11m3 in lll'fllill :m in
i1ul1;~l’:',v. znvvrmncm, .s-vium‘w.‘
lure. trlll'l‘v :11‘0 nix-:1 11am- fl!!’l‘~'ll:ld0“'-
fingg o?_“‘lvl'lll-\\'ldl‘ t'u-uht‘t‘ullnn ill (‘fll’ll-
hating 1lu- maladic~ “llix‘h lllH‘IT‘ long
z:- “0:!
{‘11 II ill \ ’lllt\| lllll‘m‘lml lhv- :llll‘llllul: : , ‘ _ . -. .
I'Ii‘ (-nlluc 1111111: ll nillhnriliva and “u- thrmneflm' humilmtk 3‘" ”H‘ “1‘“
1m 11 's orgzmiz Llions campaign loader? m‘c heedml to extend
Ulll'i‘ “ 1““ “WWI” "” “'"m““ the frontiers of lilodicill science. to
"”“‘ ““"m"! “ ’F‘“ ""I‘ "w” “”1 tom-l1. lo nrn’mlizc. in administer.
vll-ut inusl “W111: 111 clussrs 11ml purl ul 3 ,
”H. 11:11 nupnfimh .1..,,...—~ The a“, llemonsirnlums llh‘ required M (on
‘timrilirs “hm 11:11. inuxa‘tlusllml tlw vlncc- mmnnunmo-s and nations llml
(lisvustw can lw t‘ulllrnllml and "‘1‘”
Huulh-nh-«l. The! llm'kvl'ullvl’ Founder
lion. unlislml TIH' ilai~ worldwide com»
11:11:11 against dist-nut i~ mnoporutinz
“llll 11111113 hummin in live cullllucnls‘.
is fostering the growth of lnu-rnufiull-
al confidence and {mud “ill. and is
[llll'lll*l“—¥”lll promote llzn “'evll—lu-lng
of mankind ll'i'ulzzhnlit ll." \\n1'!¢!_"
Fuel Oil for Railroads-
*'l‘lw grout M'UW‘il)‘ of cum has cans-
ed the Paris, Lyons, 11ml Mmlilerrl-
neon Hallway company to transform
some of HS motive power from (oil
to fuel. oil cmwunmtimr which is
about [u lw followed by tho (‘lmmtu
de Fer dc l‘l'lml. or stoic-owned mil-
wsy, and l-uglum :11 its show :11 Sail»
tee: areme‘undo-rznlng changes; for
experimental pile. Much aticuv
[ion is lwing directed to the announce.
ment that the first-named railway
company is: planning: to equip 200 lo-
comotives for fucl "oil and install nu-
merous sin/mire reservoirs of from at)
to 100 tum" capacity :11 Various points
on its lllll’a’r-St'lelltllit.‘ American. '
Cenem ln’volwa'fluch Work
The 110.000.0110 cards needed to rec-
ord the population of the [lulled
States in the ,new celled: nude :1
stock morc than ten miles high. “'lth
out machinery it would be allunst in;
possible to manage a census nowadays.
Ilt tool; seven years to complete and
publish the census of 1890; and “the
years to compleie‘tlle census cit-4889.
By means of electrical mechanism
which punches something like 4,000,000
was a day the cards are new sorted
gem} tabulated in weeks instead of
years. The device also saws expense
;n:d eliminates error .
Form-areal.
A little girl was sent to fetch 9min!-
.xallk from a neighbor-.8110 tool: with
her two cans.
On arriving home she was crying
I ‘s
. and mattered with mud.
Bother saw at once that her dar-
lingéhid had a tall ambushed lrshe
Yetflley included for- .
n-ummmls 11ml :mpelirml.
“in? Plum llm rmzmlnnnli worl- rom- ‘
it’lll'l‘ll:l'l llwm‘ Hf lll-‘ $111113 1-l:1-~' in :
'lhl'npi‘? llmV ‘~"lull*\lllll|' was their,
“1111c! col-s
seeking the fulfillment of its chartered '
l a?”
3i
. l
v'gli’iili.
ll
’1
“- 11111111“
:4
W
4"
m
'F
“~45
at
.1 I
’ At the football games and at the
1eountry club this sport wrap ls just
‘nlcs in omm-lmml mothers” onus on 1 the thing to keep out the chill breezes.
bl'l‘il'l ”lit" 1"" European Funmff; 't is ‘ '. ::0-A nan. ' r-ara. and
though r‘llnlllllIHN were bad enough lwmu and“ is made on fashionable
from 1111- point of \‘il'u' of desired .llnes.
slunllorck “hit-l1 hithl over cnll ouré _., ___._ . ___._.___
ambition on.” from Hzlmmliun of PEPLUM IN AUTUMN FASH'ONS
gAdjunc: in Present Season's Modes lo
1 Amended Distinct Place in Co:-
tume or Gown.
l w...
‘, \\'lu-11 llu- {11111111111 arrlurd. lltwfllll‘~
lugo, ii “‘11s lnlemlml on :1 I'lxurul for
11119 top or Ilm skirt of :1 gum. or cos-
mmc. :1 «lvft hum-him. of {alnic with
spank of aprmr—J'I-ll-hm: llldl‘l‘ll.
In llfic «moon's mmllw. llw pcplmn
is net‘orclwl 1111 11111211111131 use :1: well
as 11 tli<llnrt pluw- in 1111‘ ups-(1mm or
1.11111 ll may lm lillllllxl 1111““ length.
I>1" may 1-1101"! lmll‘unl'. It may lw in
{mm-k or may lw unl‘ln-n-d in rull'lwl
scml-lmwv :11 lln- \\:1l\'l_ Hitachi-ll
11:1 :llll‘lll‘l. nl' Jllnilml lldl.
H is :11‘1‘11 llw lilo-Hy of an ox'cr-
«in-u who" madv as a part of tlw
2mm: ~41qu waist :lnll peplum togeth-
Ilr worn willful H'purntc skirt. 1331:
Lyfiplnm. as lollcmulvnl pit-«in,
:idjnsieli with the skirt." {1111] Mount--
alum lllll'i llarnwnhw this li cuywrinl
ly nllnwalnln \\ lwn llzv far-plum is Mark
or wlqlw. l'cplums in cllll‘l'on. 12min;
Pllv 11ml crepe «lo plum- loo-1 lhonr
$.0th rvmlily :u'nl charmingly in ad
ilnlmcols “illl mnmmvs.
A ml poplnm gin-c 1'1 picture-sqnv
Note in n l-lnrl; or “lllll' mmir A
\tllill- ('l'vlw 'lv chino gown hf Illa-"k
mull-colic \\ill1 :1 Inch-film] bodice is a
stimuli“: 111-11111]: town with lln-Wldh
iinu an wurlui l‘oplum.
NS
NEW FALL UNDERWEAR STYLE
ETwo-ln-One and Threedn-One Gar-
ments Brought Forward by
Process of Elimination.
1
Thr-
hn: brought about the two-hwmc gar-
ment 11111) the lln'l-c-ln-onn piece dc-
slzncll to make "no trill-I of "mm.
crepe dc chine or chiffon do sen-ice.
for several pier-vs. '
Thorn is. for instance. lhc lmiclmr
of satin attached to :1 filled bodice-
lilm mmlsolc. from “hlvh hangs in
turn :1 deep linunco of lace in lieu of
‘11:;- knee [with-oat.
A second model has the nether sec-
«lion slIanl like :1 chemise envelope.
~but much wall-r. the sides: slashed and
trimmed with n fluunco of line lace.
.\t the lop lho mutt-rial is gathered
into :1 (loop self—hand threaded with
wide violet satin ribbon. the hand
lilounmd at the upper «11:0 and at-
lnclml to two “'lll(‘ l-rctclles of lace
and chiffon-41 wondml‘ul model {or
‘wmr with tho cumin: gonn since the
from and 1.1101. of tho upper part are
fh‘o from i‘nlaric.
Thelllllc uirl is getting her innings
in the very gate-st mode of planed
skirts. and to the limit of being ni~
lowed to emanate with big sister in
on: glory of big plaids. The little girl’s
big-plum skirt is a surprise. It looks
very demure in Hose little plaid-111:9.
a mu- cruel-cursing of celofinge—
‘mm behold! the 111119 gm does a 1111
lot. a hop. and that skirt Ham luto'uu
.lensc-mble of startling plaid: mt
lwootdn't be startling at all If big sis.
tor «.mlher had flattered the 1-91 elo-
nno. This is one «(.1119 cam-ices in
little girl's clothes thins-9am.
: Little Girl’s Skirt.
3
”inasmuch“ Fun/-
Suaflhatsotohm Mailman
“H
mm film.
modern process of elimination.
ms? mmullmcms com. Mamas 3mm mmmm m i"-
l
l
Lena slaughter. worrying pack and
53"] the flinging and thrust of an iron-
c...
slot-111%?
l: loot 3 {“lt’ 5 W“31
ml: the Ne I“ W his
I scanty mason: of bread, any! Spore
' trims
‘ .. _-... -..._-.. . _-.M—--M..—u- u... m..- .
thfiommll
Wflmm Into a
“.mmts 111“
e eéol Eon the icy.
Pane?“ W”?
Moments. 1112 hunt in I doll and hid
shod gaff, a merciless raining ol
blows, with or silent waste of ice all
”lashed 'wixli red at the end" of It.
There lsno sport in this. not is there
any (car of hurt, for the seal pleads
and whine: like a child. even while‘
the auto tailing; but'the chose lo
beset with malfltudlnounod nature
shadowed perils The wind gathers
the tire into toes and Jams It 111).
against the coast an amenable;
Jagged expanse of it inter-opened with
111m; “then the Newfoundhnder
takes in: food and hamlet. ad
Sets ulll "on: his llttle harbor. stifl-
ing at immiglat that honey come up”
with 111ml: atilnwn. But the wind
which sweeps the ice in inevitably
sweeps it out again Mthout warning
in an hour, or a day or: week: nor
does it pause to consider the situation
of the men who are 20 miles off shore.
It veers and fmshens and drives the
whole mass, grlndlng and heaving; for
out to son. when- it disperses it into
its separate fragments.
The lives of the hunters depend on
on the wetcllfulness of the attenuated
line of lookouls, ’
the headland In the first sentinel with-
in signaling distance.
9111131131.: colon or wlcous
"unload Slow ”Recognise the Poul.
hility of Quicker »lmnt‘vhy
Means of Wheeled Vehicles.
l _
Kitchen Cabinet
from the women on»I
“Hmong probably originated from;
rude vehicles dragged on cylindrical:
logs, which must soon haversuzgestedi
the idea or the: axis‘ antl'rirersmmf
wheel. «on now used in remote dis-I
of Portugal. According to.
Moses llguft “as the country where-
wagons “we first used. The Chinese
called the inventor illenc- Yuenc. Thei
Greek attributed the invention to;
Ericlnllonlus, the fourth king of Ath-
Wazons with two wheels may
have been the first constructed. but
llnmcr mentions fourewheeled wagonsq
the invention of which was ascribe-111
to the Min-glans. Much time elopscd
belon- wagons were used for pleasure!
carries-w. Muses mentions the war;
Hmrlm: of l‘harmalz. Theseus is said?
to have lmroduvcd chariots among the:
Greeks. Tin» Greeks also used two-l
wheeled chariots, each containing two;
persons. one of 11110111 drove while the
other throw spears. The chariots
won.- 3 open behind and had lo“
whouls. The Romans used “axon:
early and cave diierent names to 1
them according to the purpom to,
which ”103' were appllell. as car-I
,pommn, :1 tu'O-w'llecled vehicle used.
4!." llu- "omen 1.111105. . i
l
OHS.
Josh Blllingc’ Philowphy.
DI»; null iz the gift or art or doing
a tlung rl ht quixk. To do :1 thing
rigln and lo do it quick 17. on attrib-
3112 1111’ genius. g
Hurry i7. often mistaken {or dial
patch; but tlmrc 17. just a! much dl{~‘
lei-eucc :17. tllarc 12 between a hornet-
and a aunt when they are both 0v?
them on duty. A hornet. never takes?
(my steps backwards. but :1 aunt alwus
travels just as tho he had forgot sum-4
thing. l
Dispatch never undertakes a job;
without first marking out the course!
to take, and then follows it, right or1
wrong. while bun-y travels like a blind:
hogs, stepping ill and often, and Spends:
most or her time in running into-
things, and the Balance backing‘om
again. ‘
Bismuth ha: dun all the crate:
things that hav been did in this world.-
while hurry ha: been at work at the‘
small ones. and halnt got thru yet.—l
JOSlI Billings.
.1
She Wanted to Know. 1
A tta‘u‘liug man the other day was
telling of one of his customers. a hard ;
ware mcnllnm in one of the smaller.
places in the state. 1819 enjoys the
some 0! pool as a diversion often
business hours Frequently after clos‘
in, his store he drops in a poolroom‘
next door and enjoys a game or two
tenth annual modified mm
H. mandala _
:Artiélosw
and makeyoureeleo- 7
tion while stock is *1
delivery Christmas
week:
Sewing Machine
“Electric Vacuum
Cleaner
Carpet Sweeper
Rocking Chairs
Royal Easy Chairs
Library Table
Dining Table and
Chairs
China Closet
Electric Floor Lamps
Electric Table Lamps \
Oil Table Lamps
Ladies’ Desks
Smoking Stands
Telephone Stands
Phonographs
Clocks
Percolators
Electric Irons
Electric Toasters
Pictures
Mirrors
Rugs
Blankets
Comfortables
V and
Lots of Things for
the Children.
“VIM-«am
Angevin
Furniture
CO.
134—136 Washington
Street
South Nor-walk.
before going home. Ella little daugh.‘
tor Mm often walls on him crime In-
dulgmg in his motion. one atoning
after calm; home said to her mother
“What kind of a game is that daddy
pla ye when he takes a stick and bin-
a ball then says. ‘Oh h—l‘?"-—San
From .5120 Argonnut.
l
5
Men Doe to Poverty. 1
Pecans-Jo responsible for the lo-
vemloo of the blanket. Years ago 11
man in England lost all his wealth
and became very poor. One cola win-
terolshtlo mnmamot
nah. WW and: to: a bed cover
instoheephlaaelf «emanation:
»flnla mow bed condo: he lo-
mammal. Themaeofthls
man was M m not! the
mandamus-seam“
“menu-colmmdm
. ~
mm
finfiwcfllwfiam
Vantage-rate“
rim)» we“. m beau
mama _
‘Fair Oaks Chocolates’.
EA.
Norwalk Chronicler