ed the
v
ain.
‘uitely.
' mghout the Fall and _Winter.
Egg, Stove and Nut, has
vanishing point,
it must ,remain until min-
is resumed. The outlook is
“pleasant, although something
bly may, happen sooner
expected, but every day’s
-, makes the situation more
The supply of Pea coal is abun-
at present but cannot last
anyfevent Coal of all kinds
" probably be very‘ scarce
11130
m MAN’S SHOP A
_:.,VAN HEUSEN
COLLARS
1— In rive Good Shapes —
It is the authoritive know-
so of what constitutes “good
firm” that inclines the well-
sed man to the V an Heusen
“liar.
It grows in favor each day
during this outdoor season
“on comfort is as much to be
fisired as smart looks.
50c
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
LIP-TO-DATE CIGAR STQRE
SOLE AGENTS 10:
CITY DE LUXE
BRIAR
PIP"
lloo Celebrated Dunhm'e
.Ilckemo Block Tel. 1581
'F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Nomlk
m A SQUARE DELI.
'0 will buy your household
, ' regs papers, junk end all
Juno goods. Anything you
, Price according to the quali-
J the goods. A square deal
rmmr r. muons!
, 32 Von Zandt street
~ hand Goods Always on Isle
'- ‘m without the prop-
.- you home: when We can
“on furnaces and fines
' mac of time. Don’t
' ' it, yourself. You’ll find
an practising the right
My if you send for us.
RAYMOND & DEAN,
struction.
.of durability and efliciency
tices that every honest man
The HATCH
Agents for Bird 11. Son and Johns-Ma'nvllle Co. Roam...
Sheetrock Wall Board. _'
Ask any one of the better class Of building contractors
why so many people are dissatisfied with their new houses a
few years after they are built.
He will tell yoh poor com
Constant repair bills and the endless annoyances that so
often rob house-owners of the satisfaction they are entitled to,
are the result of construction short cuts, mistaken economy,
by forcing legitimate contractors who know GOOD MATERI-
ALS and how to use them, who seelhouse construction In terms
to bid against construction prac-
condemns. Build for permanence.
. 0
a? BAILEY co.
"youarelndeuhtuoo'
hr at present come in and tee us.
allewinee for lt In exchange for an Bride.
EXIDE SERVICE STATION 1 "
\07 North min Street
BATTERI E5
the condition of the battery In your
We will give you I need
Hun-111M?
AN" “Alli-111111 _
RANGOON. July 28.———Ralph E.
Henderson, a Harvard graduate. who
.has spent'the past eight months trav—
eling in southern'Asia, has just com-
pleted atrip through the British “un-
admlni' ered territory” of northeast-
ern Burma and into the Chinese prov-
ince o't‘ Yunnan; neither or which have
been thoroughly explored by white
men. '
3.1119118 the wild tribes encounter-
ed on this trip were the head hunting“
Was. Hitherto little has been defin-
itely known concerning Rhe life and
customs of this tribe, as most of
those who intruded upon We. territory
failed to return. The Was do not
hunt heads primarily from cannibal-
istic motives. but rather because of
'theu- belief that their crops will fail
unless some fiesh human skulls are,
imported every year. Under this im-
.pressiom they organize,,head-hunting
expeditions every spring. and it is
small consolation to the unfortunate
'traveler who falls into. their hands
that it is only his skull that is want-
ad.
Writing of the wild Was, Mr. Ben-
derson saym
“The Wee are especially keen on
hunting heads during February.
‘March and April—just before the
planting season. From the We. angle
of. looking at it. the business isn’tthe
madness we take it to be. it is a.
l FoWler’ 3 Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
f Phone 1340-1341
convention. and quite as reasonable
as afternoon tea. Every decently re-
ligious We. knows that unless the seed
gra‘in is properly charmed and con-
ijured with a human head. the crop
lraised from it. will be a failure. And
xwho wants to. starve? In fact. if
worst comes to worst. and there are
no heads forthcoming from raids on
neighbors, the “ins prefer to lake the
head or some feeble person in the vil-
lag1.rathcr than run the risk or scant
'crops and consequent empty stom-
achs. .
"In February. March and April
, . IN BURMA"
at
in
\
,NORWAnkzs LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE
.rnmAY. JULY 28, 1912
x‘1
x
e1 :HYATT }
l
I
-M
11g suits
‘iMeans a Sweeping Reduction in the Price of E v e r )7 Bathing
1‘-
Stock. .5
SUITS TO SUIT THE MOST PARTICULAR MAN, WOM
OR
IL“,
CHILD
of prov-iding for the war expansion
of this component.
that t
comid
“I , IIW‘/: ‘
EDWARDS ASKS
dc\ eloping this
the system.
"Assuming
sucr. a
CONN. TO EXPAND
MILITARY FORCES
Continued from Flrn Page.
.._.-——-—
ficmnt training
It is believed grades upon
8 time is now opportune to
the best ways and means Of 9d locally and
the establishment
reserve
guard. it should be composed of Om-
ce11s and men who have received suf—
mcdlate absorption in their respective
of these reserve units should be form-
reserve element for with the active unit c: the mm...
guard which it is designni to expend.
Recruits from the it. Q. T. C. and
training camps should perhaps m
b." permitted to enlist in the reserve
unit when the afllliair-d actixc 13.1115
below peace strength.
“It desired that
local national guard
obtained and consialvro-al
in; recommendations."
of
for the national
to justify their im-
is
‘5 ct
mobilization. Each
should be affiliated
‘ihcn the Wild “"4 men go a— hunting.
,Ul‘ couxsc, :1113' head that offers i151”:
ito 11c collected is regardcd as lair;
igume, and it behooves the man “ork-v':
PIM 1
BREAD AM] llfllLS
or all kinds are ready at 3 p.111. Whe
bread (in two size loavcs).
sizes) are made every day. Glute
and sells at 25c per loaf.
the various bakery products at th
establishment
fresh daily.
South Main St.
Prop.——-Adv.
JohnB
Every business day sweet rolls are.
ready here at 7 a. m. and other rolls:
graham.)
whole wheat Vienna, and rye (in two
Bread is also made fresh every day.
Only the;
best of materials are used in making
Boston B1own Blend
is on sale. here on Friday and Satur
day of every week. Pastry of all kinds
and delicious tasting cookies are made
The Sanitary Bakery 35
Sandner,
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69’ Co., Inc.
83 W‘ashington Street, South Norwalk’
nu DELIVERY
WW“ n'shnw: m 1.1...
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at
l
ml
l
EDMONTON Allin. July 28. —-In
\‘l-ill13 ol the {111' xlottm r11 section
is? l‘ I'itish Colm11bi:.1 11051 to tin _Yukon
gIJOl‘ilkl‘ w lll(ll it is believed 33' us 110ch
hr 011‘ \tsitt-d 113' :1 white 1111111. 11 rank
i"‘~"I(113'.1nlning 1111:11111‘1 of \nncouul
dons that once r0 :imcd northern C :111-
a 11:.1 'l he location of the \1 allm' is not
111 11km] on maps lmt It is north and
luto Bodies, F e 11 de 1'!
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals oi A11 Kind:
VICTOR WESELY
18 Chestnut or.
Phone 3580
lwrst Oi the lwml- “uters ()l the Flintl-
lluy Iii3cr.ln<ll11ns “ill not [1:131]
“through the 31211113. lyclioxing it to he
llmuntcd 113'1110 giant animals whose
{bones they 11:131- soon.
1 In addition to “11' bones IlH‘lo rue
footprints in tho sandstonc and sh 1lc
lof some othcr pr-e historic monster:
1 vihcso are clc11rl3'1lrtinod marks show-
ing that the meN' of the t1 acks 33
:1 three tocd animal.
_ Tho lmncs. “hick an of great size.
.are' not fossilul but are in :1 state Of
excellent m'csc rv ution Hip bones and
'l-scctlons of the slime weer found 113'
(IS
Old Friends at the on
Price
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
tearing Old Vet!
ampg‘hoymthznhmm
The Old Well 51: Cigar In] . l
fM‘r. P1 r13 who believes that 113' P\(‘fl-
"1-11. ‘vntion specimens of much historic
'3'11110 could he unearthed. .
| Mr. Perry. :1 roccnt \isitor here.
.spcnt l4 _\'cui's in the for northern ter-
I'itnr3 in the quest of minerals. two
(pack dogs being his companions.
Neither canoes nor pack horses can
£1111 used to gain access to the district.
\‘lllf‘lt‘ those remains. jars found.” and
(so rm the only manner of traveling
has lmon to live on the game. Iling
gdogs to pack the camp equipment on
ttheir bucks It requires 11 yea”? to
lmake tl'n journc3 in this way. but an
[‘airplane could coxcr the distance in a
few 'l.'13s.
__ M
MOSCOW July 28 ——More than
[515.000.0110 has been spent by the
Soviet Government for pronaganda
purposes according to figures pres-
ented by Commissar Linoxuiei't One-
third of this was expended in the Bal-
tic States Germany and Italy: 33'
500 000 in India. and $2, 000, 000 on
the Genoa conference.
Summer School
Is in Session.
ENTER NOW
REGULAR & SPECIAL
COURSES
Merrill Business
College
College is located In my
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
‘91 Washington St.
814-
811: News .
2‘- "1‘51'1', ,'
0F PREHISlflRlES
a.“
of
"nus 1l1~1oxc11d ll. 0 remains of nlasto-l
.mg alonc.culti11g jungle or tin. worn-ii
an. hoeing alone in 1111‘ field. to be
.(‘LillliOllS when the \Vas are afoot. A
common artifice is to barricade Some'
‘junglc highway and, lie.- in ambush.
55011111 just lu-hind the barricade. some
:on either side to rush down on the
llu (is :111 11101111 to feed the splr-it.
’1111 11 the l11‘- .11i is thrust 110-011 a pole. l
[A l-.isk1-t m 5001 p' lady (rice) is pull
I "
a'a’ . t - "-‘Hm.\\-\.~\-
(1‘..- -\-\-
1 \
38 WALL STREET
I
'al- ’1’ 1" n'n '1'»- """.’"-!- -I-f- - a -
Army 69° Navy Sales CO.
Phone 428
‘W‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘1< ‘
NOR‘VALK. (‘ONN
Great Mid+Summer Clearance
Our entire stock Of new and dependable merchandise cut regaldless of mark
e.
NEVVU. S. ARMYFOLDINGCOTS....... ..... ...........$4.29
'f’tnnks of {1113' [party Caught in thc' q
film“?- , ‘3 or former cost. Shop early and get the benefit Of the best election-
, Heads of men, womrn and children” ~
‘Ochr 1;: 3121115 old :11'1' acceptable? '9
Heads marked with smallpox. 101' su— $4.50 53-50 T Y v _SCDER\\.E SIR
2.122.313.1351: ’;::,i?3—“"..:”.‘1.3‘°E.{3:55for: ARMY PURE WOOL PACKER GRAIN 13AM L- - .
one 01 mm: corpse-s Immediately. BL‘ANKE'FS SCOUT SHOES Shirts 01‘ Drawers
'tlle heads are cut 0 fraud put in bags. , . 1411111th
"'ll1111 hmk homo go th. 1'1 joicing\V:ls $2 79 $1 95
‘ the bodks L. "ted. t . 39c
along for the l:'11d('r. and raising :1 17111 Amoun
‘irciucudous \\l:111\pi:1.;.: 11ml hullullalooi NEW .AR31Y
along the 11211.; .‘.‘t lmmc Illf'l‘t is a II. S .ARMY PUP TENTS 56-50 _
01111111110113'1-0 in-x-l'crm. The wife or . ' v v‘ .
smother of i in m 11 who 111: min the2 BREECHES With Poles Complete KH‘ARI )QQFOI.h
:kill 1: ikes U11 )1: :11] out of the bag and E Sale Pnce ‘ SPORT bLITb
11101 '11 is to \\ all 1:111 it lOilli:l113'. Sim . $1 95
[must \\ .nsh ll .ll'uwi from the Ulvml; 79c . $4 35
1' ‘ ill incantutlonsl song' .
:11: :lun rim-s m. Sh,- must work her-g y ~’ eed
.sclf into :1. Sallllllli'lllfil frenzy. which? ‘ARI‘IX PONCHOS camper§ N S
{1 :1t 11111l11' the circumstances is us~§ Waterproofed $1.50 Scout Knife ------- $190
in :lll\ 1:183 01 pu'mrmance. If her? Mess Kits ............... 29¢
wailin- . inks 13111 Hwy; Of gcnulucncss $1_ 29 Canteen Covers ........... 106
l11-'1 huslmmi 111 IDS to supply that‘ . ’ Meat Cans ................ SC
which is lacking by beating her. 3 _ Soap—6 for ...... _ ......... 5::
“This song. str'111g1l3 111011(.. her $1.50 Hatches .................. 3::
50111111.: lll1.111i oi. the spirit of the Arm Razor ---------
6111-. .11]. and mi ll «15 it as :1 1.1ighi3 ,‘AYTHLETIC 351; Shaving Cream ....... 14:
; 111111211 is this spirit whirh is to bro- LRION SUITS 25° Larkm Tooth Paste H 122,491: All Colors
lmoto thc mouth 1»: the crops. and it Sale Price S. C. Knives ........... 95:
;1111sl llg ir-v .1 ml “iih great r1-3ei'ence. . Thermos Bottle ........... 59c 1 69
1 11mm] this S) g once if 59 U. s. Spade .............. 49¢ .
l "After the 11; .111 has been washed. 0 U S. Pickmalk ----------
and 33 :1ll(d our, :1 raw cm: is put into;
I(under it and left for :1 few days. As.
‘ (11111135 the droppings i‘all
Ithc hcnd
into the 5112-1 paddy and are. thor-i
TOMORROW
Scotch and "
French 32 Inch
GIN GHAMS
39¢3fd.
4
Boston Store 1
, more
.11.:
BIG CUT IN WALL TEN TS—ALL SIZES.
0111:11l3 mi\1 d with it. The paddy 15; 3‘ $10.50 250 1451913939 156
H1111 11:1113'10 plant. and 0 good crOD AMIY 503 $11k 111518 Hose,
is insured. " R ....... 27c
- r - LOCKE 751: Pure Silk Hose.
TELLS WHX SHE 5 $6 45 ....... 35c
KIDNAPP-ED CHILD . .. $1.00 Wool H...
(Centined from out page) . ' $1.00 Army ' ' ' ' ' ' 29°
' ‘ l" " FLEXIBLE ____._________
""'—"' v 6.50 Most Oxford
Chapman, his sister. with whom the I. BELTS s ' . . $3369
child 111111 been staying in Sprinsdale. {3 $7. 5'0 Just Oxford
resent. . J ,
winged to describe her married life. u 29c _ . ‘ . _ . $4335
Mrs. Scofield told the" court that she II $8. 50 Toney Calf Ox.
has been separated from her husband \, $1 00 $4 85
[1'11‘03e1 me. years.‘ She explained U ' ford ' ' 1
that she left him because he did not 3: - TURKISH $10.00 Gordite 0X-
sn'ppcrt her and because hel tzeatfid II TOWEIS ford . _ , , _ , $5.25
her cruelly. She stated 1 1a 5 e x, ‘ . _—
we ghed 72 pounds at the time she 39 430 {Wavy Ghambra-y
left him She did not weigh mtljfdl II Shirts ._ _____ 75c
more today and she made 8. pl U ‘»' ‘ ' . , ._
mg... m cm... 3‘! $2.50 . Anny Khaki Shirts
Continuing. Mrs. Scofleld statekd "g $1 69 . . . . _ . , . , . , , , , 850
that she was forced to go to wor \’ ‘ m 1'
Her husband. she added, was a heavy S! . ' U S. Pongee “$1 19
drinker. He took the money tine BOY SCOUT Shirts
earned away from her. \‘Vhen ey ‘ ' , s 011’: & Oxford
separated. she went to Newark. I! BREECHES P Shirts 950
where she had boon living with her .‘ . $1.50 -
Amer. . l 5 Army Wool Shirts
DeniesvseorForce-1r. CAMP $2.79
The mother of the child said that j! , CHAIRS
she. had not seen Ruth for several ‘8 : \ 500 Amy
. years. A letter from a friend inform- . . .' , . . ~
ed her that the little girl was being 59 . c .' TOOTH
lsireated; that she was being starved. U . , , BRUSHES
and farced to do hard work. It was. ~- » Men’s m
subsequent to the receipi- of this let». M RIDING
tee, that she came to Springdale, and 1'. » 23
took the little girl back to Newark i' 1' , BREECHES C
with her. She denies' that she . ,
used force to take the child with heri u . $2 19 .
She said she asked the little sir ‘r’ , _ 6 . .
whether she want-ed to stay here or 5!. " ' Pm woou’g Nagy
go with her, and Ruth chese the lat- u ' $550 , 3 , MIDDY _
ter. . . 7 7 7, 7}
Mrs. Scofield wanted td be allowed I! RfQINCOATS BLOUSES.
to take the little girl with her to' t! . ~ ' J . ' . ,
Newark. She was not satisfied. with U '-
the conditions at Springdaler It ape. ' -»
however. that h H
' ul
$3.50 Leather
m
01
§
g;
i
PURE WOOL GOLF
HOSE ‘
2.0 V lue ”VF";
£231,155 s$3.500 VZIue ‘. . . . :11.
$2.50 1
PON GEE PAJAMAS
EB
55
Sh
$5 of)??? $3835 AVIATION
$6. 00 Cornell Shoe H ATS
.......... $3.45 Sale Price
so
“09.0%“. ($1.25 $2.13
- Army Regulation .
Shoe ..... $4. 35 $4.50 Lad1es’
u. s. Navy Shoe BREECHES or ,
........ $4.65, KNICKERS
8.00 0h ry Calf
s Shoe firm. $4.95 $2.79
' 1.50 Lisl Union ————'———"
i A... .f’. . . . . . 9.. U. figs“
$2. 00 Madras Unit"):c
Suits .....
Army Tan Drawefir; 15C
6 T
"""""" U. S. NAVl
$2 fimfia‘iilfl‘siifia HAMMOCKS
$3 .00 sagging 69 “”9196 '
Union 2 1
3 ' $1.50 q LIE—III:
TENNIS 3‘9“! 7 Ahngfihrs
GYM SHOES
950 £22....
. T ' M’CELLAN
$4.50 — SADDLE
BATHING
sun's $13.50
White Shirt “ Value $45.00
3111; mm _ ———,-—-'—"“
‘ ‘ .. BIG CUT IN
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