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50 fERN ISLAND LIKE VESSEL!
I”... we Usual Routine of a“ Naval
ship is Observed With
Scrupulousness.
ioul'iue of a naval establishment
. an unusual amount of life to the
'pilv'i of Agaua, Guam. Every morn-
“; :u 5 o‘clock the. full band assem-
ul -. lit-tore the palace and the halyards
.u’ the two flaé staffs are manned by
um .nt-s. l‘romptly at the first stroke
n’ ‘clght bells," the band plays the
“star Spangled Banner," and the na-
uoutll [lag and the Union Jack are
hauled up, While everyone? in sight
and hearing stands at attention. All
'lI-fi children of the primary grades
have previously assembled in formation
on the parade ground itself and after
"colors" they go through calisthenie
exercises while the bahd plays suit-
able music.
On Sunday mornings the men 0!
Agima are exercised in military drill.
which is compulsory for all the able-
bodied men within certain age limits.
While they have a standard or unl-
t‘orm dress, this is worn only on spe-
i-iiil occasions. Yet dress parade is
.| truly dignltied affair, for the youths
liliiiillllln that erect and self-reliant
image which is so characteristic 0!
ili‘ll’e races.
v-mstonally a most interesting drill
utnessed or the “carabao cavalry,"
. is called, although the mounts
Int water buffalo but: domestic
. i -. All through the day the bells
:he time as on shipboard and
. , -s sound the calls that direct the
.t' n-y life of the station. Again
u “ o‘clock in the evening the must:
assemble at the bandstaud and
:1‘ '
i I I l L
1.1.: I'lassit‘fli and other selections for
l’l hour, while the officers and their
Hamil-x stroll about in the cool of
‘llf whiting.
RELIEF FOR HEAT SUFFERERS
En gush Savant Who Probably Known
Offers Some Advice on the Prob-
’ lem of Keeping Cool.
The obvious expedient of avoiding
mmmure to the sun. “stimulating"
nut. and drinks. and the use of dark
and heat-retaining garment; is not
:llwirs saith-lent to keep the human
body cool. in spite ol‘ these precau-
Hull-l. many persons suffer from heat
limiz‘ior (“thermal liability"), to the
'lmrum‘nt of their health and effi‘
t'li'llv‘,'.
it is; nearly one hundred years since
”i" silt-shin peasant l'ricssnitz rein-
tt-i i'u-cd the curative use of cold. One
nl' his procedures was to immerse the
ol‘ his head in a shallow vessel
hold water.
W4 know now that external cold is
‘.t'i‘flll stimulant to the nerve cen-
,ii the base of the brain. which
4... on the heart and breathing and
i‘-‘.:'| ition or body heat. In hot sum-
lit-at is insidiously piled up in
wwues, and sometimes thermal
:lwu iiy passes on to thermal fever or
"El-'i‘ stroke."
,\‘l.'imdy may prove for himself the
l“t"?"4|lllii_.‘,' coolness [)l‘lltllli‘i‘ll by bath-
lu; ‘no nape of the neck and the Spine.
amt the inner side of the arms with
wold water. As regards the pro—
waimn and cure of heat-stroke, the
manicure 0f the troops in hot oil-
lililii‘N has shown the same t'ilit'ilt‘y of
«old when applied on a more exten-
sive scale.” From a _Lcttw~ in the 'ion-
PLI-‘i.
'H‘
.‘i [In
21-“
“'5‘
'i‘iiuvs.
Saved by His Cuffs.
“’i'iit-rc‘s superstition pvl‘fiflilifit‘tl." ‘
mild the tailor, as he noddml in the
‘ii'i“iil’lll of an elderly liliiil who was
iwiu f hurt] for a suit. “He's so super.
e 4 that he wears cuffs on the
-r.~r of his drew suit."
‘ but has his wearing r'uiTs' on tho
tiwm-rs of his dross suit not to do
the tailor was
supi million?"
:v »‘ i,
TzilLORED AT 1"
11 R E V ER
Nor w alk‘
GUSTO)?! SERVICE IVITNOUT
THE {INNOYHNCE on .1 Ta ran-J .
READY ‘_ TO - rer— 011
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N. V, a _ _ 2‘,
PARK
2431110” 12:12 A;
A STYLE OF PERFECT
WHICH SLENDERIZES THE FIGURE
AT FASHION PARK ASSURES A SUI.
DEFINES THE IVflIST ”/ITHOU'I‘ [."IC'ZUTRIA'G DISCOMFORT.
, TIGHTER FITTL’VG CLOTIiES EVER“: ' .
Y CORRECT.
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THE KAY—B/JC TICE/ZY‘JIENT ziS JDI‘ZIT'XQLCPED BY OUR TAILORS
_ 7.
OF CH.;1R;!CTER IVIJICII
7' -’ '3: 3; * o 11453112 SHAPE
FORTY DOLLARS AND MORE
Rogers and Stevens
-
South Norwalk
mil inun claims that cufTu on his
~l‘:' [time saved him hiludrvds of
H" irs durinq his life and he refused L
i - » \xliiiriu! iiwm now. even in eve- i
(loth‘C' tilt" tuii'ir l‘vtnl‘lt‘d.
i . he Said he dromwd a diamond ‘
wwui'uiu‘l‘l: illid iiloll;;ili he had .
;. fi unfit he got home ill‘i‘ night
‘1 ii~-4‘»i\t‘l‘l‘tl u in the ul‘ hi<§
wrs. Anoilu-r time he lost a scarf- i
\‘dlil'll he also llllt‘i' found in lllt.‘ !
pinch. Alto-r St‘Vt‘l‘i‘ll othvr sluii- 4
'1i\iflilf'i’.< the old man mum- to in» ‘
that (hits “l'i't‘ good luv); and ‘
v. (it-\liiii‘ in}: ]iii‘.’|iliil{.’\'. h-.- iii"l>i\' 1
in nearing lilt‘lll.”
clit‘.‘
__ i
Phonrs to Suit Patrons.
“ t-_~.n-l;iin:mi the
.ina liiilii :n he Sin-”i in hunt of;
u" llii' iin»‘ii.< iii iii--
~\i\:‘.l:i:l liii‘ Ni‘w York:
. it'porls, “uud t'oli~iiIi-r.~.lio:; u: the
You'd nvvvr ;.t that a:i_‘.'~.\ht-rc.
‘l in .\'-‘v» York," i
'1‘." grinned a guard who Wasi
mi: by. “no strin- to pluasc, so‘
\vw found that solilt‘ folks “'01‘0
mm in l‘t';l"'i Hm telephone; ii'l
urn. high. and others had to al- i
bond ‘llHllilt' to talk over thorn:
N were low, \\ e decided we'd luch
irraugtwl accordingly. So we have
ihr the tall guys and some for
wile dolls. and a few that both
i we a< they‘ve got stools before
. to sit on if you‘re lucky enough
W one."
"Awaiting: oi" N-rvit'cf
li'it'i'i‘iliiit'
Mal inn,
i
Venerable Ministers.
:» Villvvr S. lain-tel of New York;
r w - authority for the statement i
' - ' nor»: are- lit) ministers more titan i
. .v years of age in active service
Methodist Episcopal church.‘
II!" wilil'N'l is lllt‘ Rev. Salli R000 0f
2‘1’d' Huh, who is ninety-eight, while
"V'wr is nearly ninety-seven, and
1i": ninety-six. ' :
‘i ..\ I 'DAHLI‘Z AMIHTN )N.
‘(il iil‘l‘
MM.1 u,
“Vast-”Amountof Gold Gathered Her-er.
'i‘ri‘usur} ()“li‘iiilx “wishing bars Hi {’44 iii :iu- l'lzi'v'l H'atiu’ assay l'lllt'e
in New York. in lhl> building i~ :llmu
proximately one-titth of the \xorld's supply it iiit' lii‘t‘i‘itill fluvial.
$1.5" new tom»,
iiiii trill; i
ligiiigiiii
“(mil-1‘ Sept. 2:5,—-r.\it:<‘li. il—lilluliil»
lion has been aroused in italy tiw
proposal that. in determining llll‘ vx.
)i- :ll‘u s of tilt‘ l.(‘-’l.’.‘iil* of Nations. ltaly
it}'
should he assigned to the shroud cat-i
- 'fl)i‘}’. i
The liaii:u.'s national r-ri'iz- has,
ln'vii hurt by the suggestion. and (‘91-,
Itlilus have appeared in the press pra— i
li'SililLl' against the idva oi' ri-htmting;
country to “.1 position inferior to;
great powers. According to!
i suggestion. Great lirituiu and;
lv‘mtnci- would he. plat-mi in the first'
('.llt-v_‘,'ul‘_\r'. while Italy and Japan would
occupy the second. The prim- ot' be-i
int: registered in the iirst category is,
2,:inn_ouo francs a year. while those}
of the second pay but. 1,000,001) francs .,
a year.
The Room gave expression to its
feelings in this manner: .
"The affair is exceptionally unpleas- i
nut. Italy. which has so potently
contributed to the victory. can not see
herself assigned to the second eaten
gory, as people who spend little are.
assigned to a restaurant of the second
class.”
Then, too, the fact that most of the
organization and secretaryships ofcthe
liii'
ll.
..
i
\i.trioi'it'—-~I)0 you know what I'm League are in‘ the hands of the Brit-
' nut: to do. Rosie?
'DI)I\‘
I‘m going to .
hert- when I get a little bigger.
W
i went.
ish, constitutes another source of com-
is. poirntedpoutthatthe sec-
mangane- , ‘
em
:lii‘l «win. up-
lt is worth
i 'qu‘li'~li~ of Lv-‘-': il.il.i"~1
i‘l ‘ix' than :i
“\“l”! l""‘ii‘.“' . . England i‘a‘i»
lumimgmiiywi :i: l)‘ til! lln' (Iiilt'l‘S' :it‘lv
t-r llw l! .>ii i-inipirv has survt‘rdfd
i'l ll.i\IliI swam; \ult‘s in the asst‘m‘
ii)’. it could not happen otherwise
Hun! lini‘x‘ is absiuncd in tho- second
ta‘tviwry.” :~:i.\.~' 0‘. commentator. “ii'
'Mltvls law "'n‘ntt'i‘ material po-
it‘iliiiilily. it hast nonessary that
ital) s-niii':
not {allowing
lilili lti illf‘
.1i
"i livr moral position h):
use-if an interior posi-
olirrs." .
His LAST CRIME.
7w“-
l’Ald‘IllllU. Sicily, Sept. ‘Jt‘..———\’Vlicn
sentence or 3” years had been PTO-
liOllllt't'li upon him. the Italian "Blue-
lmard." Cat-tune \‘arrica. aged 49.
arose in court and. with a. dramatic
I,<..='i~stltrc. addressed the jury. saying:
“Gentle-min of the jury.
last crime."
Drawing a safety razor blade he
cut his throat. He way dying when
the guards reached him.
this is my
”Mr
BLEACH
CG LY I’RECKLES
G IRLS!
Squeeze the juice of two lemons in—
to a bottle containing three- ouncees
of Orchard \Vhite._\vliich any drug
store will supply for a. few cents.
shake well. and you have a quarter
pint of the best freckle and tan/lo-
tion, an’d complexion whitener.
Massage this sweetly fragrant lem-
on lotion into the face, neck. arms
and hands each day andysee how
g‘treclties and menu- so siege _ cabana. '
The “SELLERS”
KITCHEN CABINE.
m all) i‘orrvlain \Vork Table
' i‘»;.ii\ livinii'nizr I
~l incl 'l‘t p
o-liizst i'rt-v-z‘ illii‘:1.\‘-'.:l"
r}.rtistir li-xnra‘m“ til \X‘llite (‘u‘nincts *
. I'ntt321- i ‘; .i‘.ll} t‘mth
#}{l)llt :‘u-urm 3 \\'uri{ Till it;-
I‘wils t-‘it of the Wily 7.
i‘,x.<»——plmily room for sweeping
Slivli Misc l-Istemier
——JZ ‘urt;
-‘-Fill‘.l.
——«:\l;to:t:.itzn
All of these and many other good features are to be found only
on “Sellers” Kitchen Cabinets
Angevine Furniture C0,.
16 nears MALvs'r. “
IKWW‘W’IIM.
«Gs
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mam—u- muss... :-
Mum‘s?» W” "it‘ll-T.
/ Hershfield Motor *
Transportation Co. '-
' Daily Serviée Between New York & Norwalk ’
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING ‘4
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service or All Kinds of Trans-
portation; Padded Vans for Work
Main Office, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Ofice, 201 West; 20th., Phone Chelsea. 8059
VICTOR WESELY '
(Formerly With Van“ Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators; .
Lamps, Repaired and M a d e to Order;
ALL ms or SEEET mu. woax.
WELDING OF ALL KINDS OF METALS
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South Hahn Strut.
Be Happy with a
VIC TROLA
Music _ and dancing are the most i
natural ways of expressing happiness.
With a Victroia you can play the
music of the world’s great artists, or
dance to the best orchestras. A ’
l Victrola brings joy into your home.
”’6 furnish the maxi attractive
model: at a moment’: notice.
Let u: explain our (my term.
A. J. Collins Co.”
AUTOMOBILE CYLINDER REGRINDING
and
PISTONS PINS AND RINGS FOR ALL MAKES
OF CARS
SPECIAL PRICES ON FORDS
Regrinding and Furnishing Precision Pistons, Pins and Rings $25.00
Regrinding and Furnishing Wainwright Pistons, Pins and Rings $32.90
' W. G. LE COUNT TOOL WORKS
Merritt Street Telephone 376 So. Nor-walk, Conn.
i
Standard Cotton Stores
ST
38 “’13. SHINGTON EET
J
Our 1/2 Price Sale of Reliable Furniture
Still in Progress
STOP AND CONSIDER—That this sale means TWICE AS MUCH
FRNITURE at a stated sum than you hoped to get. -.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
Raymond 69’ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Is "
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PALACE; BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE Banana}
MEN’S FALL FOOTWEAR
We have the snappiest line of Men’s'Shoes for men and young men. s
, . And the roost moderately priced. ,
$8.95
.95
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