lit/O. lees. inst Tech.
an. lorwnlk 2541
, Winn-um“
:Cgllomfl: Trust Co. Bldg,
a bee census urn-ordered in Galaxy
N. 1., uehwolisotthe unflinghoney.
makers. tenders-hearted persons have;
been shuddering at the thought tithe
longer mes-ore might undergo in'
plucking each be tron its workroom
or den and counting it. But the!
alight as well stop “worrying. for W.
E. Thorndyke, who know: been from
stem to stern. (1 today but all the
census takers have to do is count the
hives.
each.bee, it wouldn't be so bad." he.
said. "Some men could count them
one by one and never have to use a
mask. 01: course. a. lot would depend
on whether the bees were aristocratic,
From the Day
‘ ‘We hire been greatly adver-
‘ m by individuals.
’ Quflity Speaks for Itself.
Quick Service
Sanitary and satisfactory food
is served. We specialise on
steaks, chops and sea food. The
only place in town like home.
Also pastry is served from our
own bakery shop.
SOUTH
NORWALK
LUNCH
South N orwalk.
39-41 Se. Main Street
Sensational , Shoe
Bargains
‘— At (—4
V in Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
31 80. Main St.
f .
So. Non-walk
A Clearance Sale of All
Summer Footwear.
Come See Our Window Display
for Real Shoe, Bargains
and Save Money.
lice. Charcoal,
l Wood and
neettcut Light '
I .
f
[ Pi
iitselr‘ convincing evidence
«’rflmiirmed
' acknowledged
3i‘n“."
,1911).
:said‘
lwcaiher, I take cold.
.Seem to be bothered with my back;
i‘W‘htnever such an attack comes on.
I rely' upon Doaii‘s Kidney Pills and
they always fix me up. I gladly con-
firm
Dean‘s.
Co., hill-3., Buffalo, N. Y.*—Adv.
blue do. or hybrids. The hybrids
are ually the fierce ones. Still. when
it comes to getting intimate with bees,
discretion is the better part of valor."
Girls with perfume and men who
use hair oil. smelly pomades or
scented talcum better get out of the
way whenever they see a bee coming.
Mr. Thorndyke says. He has a theory
th the little money-makers just
n rally dislike certain odors. When
a bee likes an odor it noses right in to
gather raw material for its manufac-
turing plant. but it turns its back on
disa able smells. And when a bee
turns its back. somebody is liable to
experience discomforture.
Bees hav'e domestic troublesJoo.
and these often put them in a bad
humor. It is to ascertain how many
of the baby bees at Goshen are sut-
fr-ring frqm “foul brood." and causing
worry to their queen and their papa
bees that the census was ordered.
Foul brood is something like sum-
mer complaint among human infants,
but more devastating. It comes from
impure food given during the period
of incubation. ‘
The adult iJr-cs are not bothered by
the 'dismsr, asatlmy thrive .wheihcr
the 2:11qu r contains good food or bad.
But whom the lull-('21 bee gets sick,
lip-u “7' physical strain of weakness
ultimuluiy affect: ilw whole hive.
HAMBURG DEALERS
SEEK Tl] REVIVE
{iERMAN TRADE
HAMIH'RG.
A ug. 4 ,——-Pr(-pa rations
for Hmnhurg's “Overseas \Veek."
August 17 to 27, are ~apidly going
forward un'lfir a board of manage-
ment comprising men wluse activities
1or» known throughout the world. The
‘board includes such well-known per-
sons as ’vVilhelm mp3, managing di-
rector of the HamburguAmt-ilka line.
former Foreign Minister W’althor Si-
mona. and Max Warbur‘g. internation-
al financier.
“ngeeas Week" will constitute an
'inierrmtiovznl (conomic congress dc-
votcd to a study or the reconstruction
of Europe. Commercial representa-
tives are Mected from many parts
of th»: world. as we” as leaders in
finance. slimming and i'unsuirtalion.
industrial and technical Humu rp—
J
TAMMANY swmumu. .
Eli—Governor Alfred E. Smith
of .‘v‘ew York for whom the Tam-
‘many supporters are now boom-
ing for the Democratic nomina-
tinu. The deflation of the Hearst
boom has been reported.
A l'SIQl'i-I RECORD.
Home testimony [or Do‘an's Kidney
iis. published in every locality. is of
of merit.
forms still
"Years ago, a citi-
Norwalk gratefully
the benefit derived
from Dean's Kidney T‘ills. The state-
ment in. now confirmed—the proof
more convincing. Cases of this ,kind
are plentiful in the work of Doan's'
Kidney Pills—the n-cord is unique.
John M. Borst, 76 Spring street,
testimony
stronger evidence.
or-
zen South
NEW YORK. hugs: t—Everdm '
"Even if they did have to number
\.
TheAgustS$dFms
ms
._...
r
The finer qualities
’of fur are as supple
and elegant as silk
velvet and adapt themselves
as easily. This is shown in the
lines of garments, the slender—
ing look and the wide flare of
Mandarin sleeves, with other
efiects which seem to belong
to cloth.
The Fur Coats this year are beyond question the
handsomGSt we have ever shown. The linings. are su-
perb, in scarlet and old blue satins, a bright lining
with dark fur is very fetching, in brocades and fancy
silks of infinite delight as well as the durable Skinner
satin.
In some ofthe capes-arellnings of Canton or Bal-
kan Crepe embroidered
gay birds or other attractive designs.
Caracul Coats, ersonally selected, made of
matched skins in reliable dye. Not for half.a dozen
years have we had such fine specimens. $295.00
Hudson Seal Goats, these of northern muskrat of
reliable quality, with “deepcollars and cufis of beaver,
skunk or squirrel . $395.00
, Raccoon Goats, dark‘skins, with dark borders,
three stripes $275.00
Natural Muskrat, soft, prime skins, four-stripe
border, '
$125.00
.An exclusive group ot'fiudéon Seal Wraps and
Capes, Mom Wraps with self collars, or deep cape
collars of Siberian Squirrel,
Sports models of Hudson Seal or Raccoon.
Garments purchased now appear on bill rendered
November first. .»
A nominal deposit sceures any garment until
called for. .
Luncheon Sets and
Table Covers
7% .1 ,_ :
I
“5
Second floor
Art Work for Rainy
Days .
, mean Inne‘ of Pam'fi
°f Oil cm“ Emma-y Pack-
Some new and most ages 13 gm
desirable designs have . . . .
.just arrived and we in- AmOSt mmmg group
of packages Containing
jscarfs for bureaus, h-
brary pillow covers, hm-
cheon cloths, napkins,__
hemstitclied towels and
ganhcntsj for women
and children, all made
and may 'tolembi'oider.
Bee rheumacfivefis- .
play in the vestibule
Window, Main Street
entrance.
vite an inspection of
them.
unchmn Sets. .
$1.00 and $1.50
' Tableelmhs, round, 4-3 inch.
- 31.75
Tablecluhs, ~48 or 54 inch,
round or square, $2.25
For theilflfidics: '
Tablecloths, 36 inch. with
colored pictures, Skill)
Gm Section, ~maih floor
South Nonvnlk, says: “I suflered from .
inactive kidneys and had backache..-
P'aisie'i Drug St
(Statement given fume
(in January 25. 1921, . Mr. Borst
"Being ex’posed‘to the open
at times. and i
all I have said in praise or
606-. at all dealers. Foster-Miiburn
ital questions. Particular attention Mil many. ' » ..:;~
begiven to the-moan; or, reestablish- - —-—————- - a
ing business ‘corne‘ctlous destroyed by , 7 7 m u ,v i jam.“
the. wan-rand to stepsi'or removing ob; “ lite ' . ’1' 8"“: ' l
structions to international commereef.
An organization with these purposes,
in View was founded here recctnly .hy.
prominent economic leaders of
cizy under the hams of the: "Overseas
Club.”
j meeting emphasized the necessity of
more treedoni ‘iu humanoid:
plied arts, m eJieal science and hy-'
{I used Dean's Kidney Pills, from the glene. science and art. Opportunity
' ore, and they cured will be given to inspect displays of‘
22, goods and to attend discussions-of vi-
called attention to the alleged hin-
dmnces imposed by the Treaty of Ver—
imlles. and urged cite .hn‘portauoe or
a, large internatiomi loan for Ger—
weinsursuce >‘ist'un outgrow?) (if:
the customer-m j gm. pg‘milimp
m ”metice‘d Marthe warmers from
Sides. times. may -mnld insure;
against. the loss!!! the shipment“:
11134!“ “0233mm . 1m ' 135"“:
the
.Speakers at the organization:
pearls or
«Odie!- precious stones.
fiesmt‘tuke. ‘ éherword
a person 0 expen-
ience. and integrity. The
same rule applies to
at the bottom with rows of
' .
”Mariam
{W , "gr-’3 “M . .
mm: * m» w: W ~ »- ems... ‘
whet“ unassisted 7 1., ..~
~ 11211113; ' ' 91$ _ mm
son does not trust his mm flmflim
9WD judgment in select- My My . . 1m- 1
bellman I 0"
~ g _ _ m a per- ‘ ~ ' . saw) for 19.00
son skilled an the hand- ‘ may“: ' sum bordg. at-
1mg 0f , and he W111 ternrof pink roses (in-ivory band outlmed‘ ' ‘_ with‘black.
tell you xiv-en the skin Regularly $18.00 ' for $15.00
of an _mfergor {finial 18 Austrian China, 100 piece set, wide border 'dec—
parading It“ as a orations of green orpink’witb gold lines. Regularly
costly fur. $92.00 , . for $65.00
_ Basement
In the AWIearance of
Whammm
are seven pieces. Bed, large Dresser with two secret
with Bench, Chest of Drawers with Gallery or Shaving
ing Chair.
The original price was $1080.00, >
$590.00 sale price.
Berkey and Gay which is a genuine prize. If;
is .of Walnut, elaborate with burl walnut paneling, and lining of ebony.
IMI
Mai! Shirts aid
Neckties
fl great reductions
Arrow Shirts, white
webbing collars attach.
ea. Reg. $3.00 for 32“
m Shirts, «,th
meagre with or wills
out collars. Colors
peach, blue or lavender,
Reg. $350 for $2111
Neckties, fine quail.
ties in a Wide aSSort-a
ment of styles and col
stings. .
for 39 cts.
Main floor, front.
1
0
Furniture
'i‘liere
drawers, Dressing Table
Mirror at top, and Rock-
}‘ourth flog ;‘
' E'rienflg‘hj Uncle Eben. All Sprang From Ottawa
- 18 P Day “De world.” said Uncle Eben. "is There is not a single max-moo,
full of wonderful inventions. Dc only achieved by mun—from the ~-. . -‘ ~ (I
Once a year at least,
we should send a greet-
ing to those ‘with whom
. trouble is fiat er invention dot you
don‘t know how to hun‘le is liable to
git to runnln’ wild an' make you put»
lickly misnble.“
the first stone ax to the confirmzirg'
of the latest model in airshipSr—ilm;
has not had a dream behind “:.—- ,
Addingtoanruce. '
we are not in direct cor—
, respondence.
Friendship ,0 aa- d s
with Sentiments that
seal) to satisfy all caSeS, :
good wishes and cordial
greetings, are arranged
for easyselection.
L e 11 you 1‘ distant?
friends know that you.
are still alive and‘thirsk I
of them. _ ..
faces problems far beyond those of '
her tcrbears... She herselfvmust he a
much {more competent person, oom-
bluinrc; in one individual the duties or“
nurse, cook, teacher and moral in”- .
structor. .It is no wonder What may
rcomciciifious women break under. .the
'S‘J‘Rii‘l.’ and that others drag :out a
miserable existence; always tired. and .
ye: unable to take army’s vacation; "
Such. women will find themselves .7
benefited and their ‘burdens made“ ..
“easier by the gu‘seot Lydia. E. Pin ‘
”hunt-s Vegetable Compound“- W“):
J.
"clam m3) Waism>
trade; “W” '7 ‘ " ‘7 “
was made, ' for sufferirwr'wom“ ‘ and...
raves " marmose- ‘:M' :y: '
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