u
wheat
m...—
1
3 n can use this size better be
(fit now.
This is “Old Company’s
’_7:-—the best.
.; Moe:
ulng little While Voile and
wn Waisls. suitable for sweaters.
h goiter Pan and V Necks.
- At The ..
"Fairsex Costume Co.
~11 Main Street Norwalk
' éTHE MAN’S SHOP
HA T S OFF
TO
F ELTS
'81:er is not :: (lrillmllslor and
A (true Iélshlnll umvks no whip.
7 u I -
Hen 5 Hats are not lllvulod lll~
to fl’lslll'lllelllll‘ llllll lllll‘alsll-
Illnalllu Mrs-ks. lull into law
comlllg: and llnlwv-mlllnu.
Your Hlll' is only if
- looks Sllllll'! Hll '\'ll
We Specialty- in Smart
{Ind (‘llrry z: \vlrEl-ly of Marks
In the llxelx: sought Fall
shades.
On Display All Week.
FALL
smart.
ll.
ll
liars
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
F. S. LYON
‘ JOB PRINTING
L South Norwolh
4.3.1"
_.l1' A SQUARE DIAL
We" will ' buy your nouohold
’ “use, papers, in! and oil
« hand goods. Anything you
Price according to the quell-
;tho goods. A new. deal
mime r. Manon:
: .2 Van .gandt Strut
‘ nd Good: Always on III.
vomi FoRNAcfelPes
' RE
We: ‘TJHE
. ILINC- /
an i ’ " " W
mgr}; ”EMPW—
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the matter with that
your family seems to
Ask us that question af-
ve taken a look at it
4 DON’T LET A LmLE‘frEmo LIKE A “WAIT” DRAG 1 :.
BACK ON YOUR PROSPERITY ' AND HAPPINESSf__ a
WAITING jro BUILD t
leaviest weights you oan pla'ce aromid. you; Islfigl‘:
There’s rent, high rent, always gomg on and no:1 mgness
for itd=zand just think of the comfort and appI
* you arenussmg.
Better. Let’s 'l‘alk Building RIGHT NOW.
0
is one o; the 1
Our Lumber Solids -
The Hatch 69’ Bailey Co.
Johns-Manvllle Co. and Bird & Sons‘ Boofings.’ ‘ ‘
Sheetroclg‘ and Celotex Wall Boards.
FORD OWNERS *“
Have You. Seen-1lhe Goodrich 30:3%,
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
This is not a cheap cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the
standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire ever altered.
s. L.Bene’dict
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
‘_ lhours byeltller the suicide or murder
. ‘ sensation unusual far-"Haiti.
C ’ operatingat night, are new symptoms
l
Fowler’s Market ‘
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
Quality Greceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann £9" (30., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South' Norwalk'
no“ 1405 _ .-
20fi~ DISCOUNT 20% , ‘
" On Every Item in Our Immense Stock.
THE BEST‘ FURNITURE VALUES IN THE CITY
Raymond 69’ Son 5
FUNERAL olazoroao
WALL AID HIGH STREETS IORWLLK
WW-fifl/IJMW
MNIE. J EANNETTE
56 So. Main Street So. Norw Conn
Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P. Malk, f
Mid-Summer \Sale '
CORSETS, GLOVES, EOSIERY, BRASSIERES
AND UNDERWEAR , ‘
At Reduced Prices.
BEST FRANKW ‘
Rib Lamb Chops '
Stevfing Lamb
Round Stehk’
Boston Blues
22c lb.
40c lb.-
35c it.
16c lb.
.c.....ac£...ovc
I.ll..fl.'..l".".'
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alooououollcl go III.
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Viki: Our Fruit and Vegetable Dept-43 Main Stu—Normal:
ALL SCHULTZE MARKETS CLOSE AF».NOON on weoNEsDAYs
_, 39 and 43 Main Street, Ital-walk. T
Washington Street and
,
Schultze’s AWednesday Specials
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets,
PORT-AU-PRINCE,3 HAITI-'47“?
recent attempt to shoot Edouard
Mangones; the mayor of this city‘ 70f;
f15o,ooo people, followed thhin 24
, ‘ ‘ ' "U- ave created a ,
’of the olty recener, h The re-
lsort to firearms; together With tales.
’of a mystery car”‘Wlth three gunmen .
iror Haul-an polltigs. In the past
.crimes 0:: violence were usually ac~
‘compllshed ‘ by the seeret use of
~ poison or other methods. Since the. .
Occupation there have not been more.
than six murders, and what may~
prove to be a crime. waive is an un;
usual manifestation. » . _ .
l Absolutely unknowrl in a. century of 1 * j
Haitian local government is,the de- ' , ' . , \
terminedr’campalgn of Mayor Man—
gones. backed by"the influence .of-*
President Borno and the American-
ofl‘lcered genddarmerle,‘ to prosecute
{local ofliclals charged with shortage
‘qf funds. falsification of tax receipts;
'and graft. Manganes, a man of
fmeans. an aristocrat and a. business
l’man. has created consternation among
{the politicians. ‘ "
I Last Mayahe' forced the resignation
of the ‘communnle receiver for a'
Ishorta’ge of $5,000 in his accounts,‘
I
the receiver claiming that his saife had :Indlan. and his Squaw were in perfeot
'been robbed of that amount ' three condition. With them were their
months before, although he had not 'worldly treasures. bits Of pottery.
imported it. Following that three of- trinkets and queer stone ornaments,
,ficlals were arrested for alleged ralSi- . all relics of the "stone age. Carroll
ification of tax receipts to the extentlAnon, twentywearwld New Haxen
of several thousand dollars. _ Then :bgy, Professor Moorehead's. protege,
came an investigation 0f Ludovic 'believes that the two prehistoric peo—
Monplaisir. Director of Cemeteries,’- 19 were murdered. perhaps as they
1 who had long been a partisan adher- islept. ‘
ent of Mangones.’ In the course of} Convinced that the discoveries he
-lt Monplalslr tried toshoot Mangones. has rhado" are the remains of a. pre-
seriously ti'ounding one of his person- historic village. Professor Moorehend
al cabinet, Edmond Millet. lhas set abom to locate the burlal
Thc‘followlng morning the dead groundfi Smalldlseoverles made dor-
body of the new receiver. Clement ing the course of the expedmon
Df‘nize. was found. Whether his ;spt)‘(‘d 'Professor Moorhead on to
‘death was due to. murder or suicide greater efforts. He has in _his “151
{has not been established. 'Reports of ccloclion eyeless needles Whlch some
33 mysterious automobile complicated‘prolllslorlc maiden used to punch
itlle‘ situation. and gave rise to tho holes in her
“hf-01'2" 01' murder as part of a planned I pelt. The rest of the BTW“ collec-
.campaign of intimidation (by the, lion hag faded into illsignificallco
mayor's enemies. 0n the other hand “-5st wlnlnegday’s discovery. Profes-
a.l investigation of Deni-go‘s office so“ Moorollead‘s quest ' had 1399“ a
had “Mn ordered for the following Ilnrkzsrcret Sinco‘the start. Curious
day by )lallgonos, Ibyslanllem happened to be, prosrnt
, Mmlgonos has gone relentlessly 0n,‘\v}1t1’l the two skeletons were un-
‘fwlmuror the truth or llzl‘ llvnlzo éem‘lhml and they were not. long In
gilllsu‘l‘)’ may Il'l'OVE‘ to lm, and the spreading the news. The camp is now
gnml l‘icnlls and other 'l‘oromllors are j lye-sir {roll by an army of newspaper re-
§vlnslilllllml at this evidence of a grow- Enortm's and photographers. Professor
.lll'i‘ rill!“ rc-sz'sollslhillly. For more . Morrohoml had intended to keep the
'UW-l‘ :l 06!“!!va local grzll‘l and mnl- ‘resllllls of hiss-mission quiet until afl-
gfmzsnlloo have how winked at. l‘llll‘flr his report had been made 10
gllunlzonos. :1 man of personal Amlovcr college oflicials.
*l‘m‘ we and haul-sly. promisos a, ’ Harvard College will receive some
I‘Cz‘lllmlalml 0:" his cnmpngn, go? the skfills {Hillblts of pottery. pro-
; ~-~—«--.-~w Hoosor Moorehead‘s reputation ms an
T‘IV'O i’REIiISTORIC inurhor is nationally known. "The
I ‘ ‘5‘an Ago." "Stone Arnmonts“ and
BQI}IES FOIJND,”Tho Amorlolm Indian" ore some of
i 'b‘ V lllis works. H0 is an adopted son of
(Continued from Page One) gllw Hellman-y 'lrllle'ol‘ the Slow: In-
' ‘ ‘llimls and his Indian muffle is Nogalh
prof: confine-vi llmt 1§l(*l‘t‘ was some- gnollzmoe which means "Lending Bird."
llllms‘f Hi .11!“ llmlllll of the ‘So ' Assisting: the profofism‘ :lro‘u‘illiam \V.
:WL- mom: our camp. For um weeks Taylor. l’IoSton: A. L. \‘lllllm. New
gllll‘ Lilyfi llzlvv burn \l‘ol‘killg‘ il‘llftbih‘P- lllepSllil‘v: George Sllso. a war- voter-
:l:: berg: :ll Laurel Brnoll. \Vo-lnfindnyfan and Mrs, (7:00ng Siis‘e, a woman
.mlr I-llol'ls \Yi‘lT' r.¢"\".'.li‘ii(311.“ €nrcllnoologlnt. 7 ,.
9
l
g Though l‘rl-ll-smlr Elnmwllll‘all lme. -WW
{lllrulo ngllllo Y‘Illllf‘z‘ Saul-11mg: finds: the 3 NEW lNDlA GOVERNMENT LOAN.
:rl'l“lllfi]‘l\tiilll' way ll: which llw Slime-i l,l‘l.\'l’l(7),\'. Amy. L‘.’ »»»»» S Gull? Afrloon
A?” \X'l‘l'l’ {mm-Z luvs :mtmlleltml him. i omwoo pounds has been subscribed ill
51 :lv _Sl<t‘lv:r‘l‘< \l‘t'l'l‘ l‘fil’lpll‘ll' in (every 3 (be new: llldlan Government loan.
idem“. 'I lli')‘ My l,»:ll‘"li to hook. l'ac- ‘
infill northward. Till" tr rill of boll: the
I .M
M
river
illg in male, {or a single year, says :3
Routers dispatch fl‘tlill C3101”?! “3‘
day. _ l «
? During the past six years” India‘s
I‘Qfipi‘l‘lse to llle government‘s demand
for loans exceeds lil?,0fii‘>.0,l.l0 pounds.
although below the “(211‘ the subscrl‘p,
{ion was oonsldrredgax1 excellenl suc-
cess... ‘
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ADDITIONAL TRAIN.
The Now Haven system Llllfilouncos
an additional train from New Ha‘s-‘flll‘
to New York on Sept. 2 and Sept. 4.
The train will leave New (Iron both
days at «l p. m.. Eastern Standard lune.
Brédnrport at 4:36, South Norwalk at
4:52: Stamford at 5:12, and is due at
125m street at 5:52 and the Grand
Central Terminal at 6:03.
WflMAN GOULD 7 ;
e ~ NOT WORK
Made. strong and well, by
' Lydia'»E."Pinkham's-Y68é'
etabeCompound _
‘ Ail-.Slflzrfé’ttaéiehfidlfif
r tired "Walnut feel-
LITTLE TALKS all THRIFT
By S? w. STRAUS, President
American Society for Thrift.
l .
“THE time is never lost that is .
I devoted to work,” wrote
Emerson. Work and thrift are
two of the
chief essen-
tials of {frog-
ress, but it is
just as neces:
sary that we
use judgment
and care in
our work a!
it is that WI
work at *all.
Th e term
“hard work“
is often ap-
plied as one of,
the needful
qualities 'of in"-
8. W. STRAUS
dividual success, but rf‘intelligent
work" more aptly describes the 7
prooesees that bring upbuilding.
‘Whlle It is ture that those whoeget
on bestin the world are hard.
workers, they do so because‘they
plan their Work '39 that _ every
moment will count for'the‘wmost. .
ere are those who literally work ~
themselveidm- death; and yet ac- '
complisll but little anther well 0171‘
advancement. ‘ ’ , "
Let us understand that“: 'is _,
the part of thrift to donor Work -
mtelligently. It is thrifty to study ,
each detail connected”withi our"
dailyr’dutires and in this ‘ ‘
7_ ‘ .Erwe are wasting
energy- ' ‘ \ '
No matter how méni
. Me : should. 7 not rbecom
outometons. It should be ,.
stout endeavbr .1tol {ind :11 ans; * if
heedan
1° .
Oftenl
___d°
, A Splendid Vistook of reliable
Sundaygmtocmeeting
lionslituling a record for State borrow- .
F r . Builders
and 3Contraofors’; aha VHoyuse Owners
S yery reasonable ”prices.
W
traveling'gear of the. very highestgrade.
, somesc’hotfl nay, Suggestions
TRUNKS, BAGS, SUIT CASES.
All 1'1
See Our-Special CowhiderlS'iII. Bag. . . . . . .5...
I -- UNDERWEAR AND HoSIERY.
All kinds and sizes of real T. & H. quality
ORDER THECASH.WOVEN LABELS AT THE NOTION comma.
LONDON, Aug. 22-50th Afriean
Nationalist leaders at a mass meetmg
in Johannesburg yesterday advocated
Working to bring about an under-
standing between the labOr and na-
tionalist parties in an efiort to defeat
Premier Smuts at the: next general
election, says a Renter's dispatch to-
day from Cape Town.
NU BE I‘I‘ER' .‘IEDICLVE ’
to
That is What Frank Miller of Bing-
ney Pills.
good. I took just two bottles
on my feet and at work again.”
kidney and bladder ailments ls
easily had.
son; Powell Corporation—Adv.
[km a Bastien. It’s
Scifddju‘slinz. Ind simply slips over
the Bend. claps at the waist and under-
arm, and smooths“: ugly {in-:3.
Irwin dealer can ’0 setit. um! actual
In! "nature, name. address and
33:00.. We’ll and the Circle: :1er
pa: Sign: 34 :q 48.
Net-no Hygienic-Fashion Institute
120 East 163: St" New York. Dep't M.
fie Circle! is more
GUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA co.
Now introducing a full glue of
GENT ’S FURNISHINGS
At Most Reasonable Prices.
9 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
l
FOR BIY KIDNEYS
ham Canyon, Utah. .says of Foley Kid- 1
"I was so bothered with
kidney trouble I could not work and j
the many medicines I tried did me no ,
of ’
Foley Kidney Pills and they put me:
“‘lly
suffer when this reliable medicine for;
so ;
Prompt and tonic. Stil'- :
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Extra Fine Pork ..... ‘28: it,
Sardines, in pure Olive Oil.
3 cans .; .............. 25g
Corned Beef Bash, 2 ll:
Toilet Tissue, 7 rolls ’r'
A. ST ULL
24 Cottage St., East Hawaii:
can. L33;
SEND THE C
iiILfiRE
v
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3*:
.ul
Prescriptlon Pim'"
8 No. Main St.‘ So.
l...
48 Chestnut St.
,7,,_..... ,_
WEPAEHLVG
“YELDDCG
one 917 13 Ragnar: one“
. . . n .
South Nomalu. Lo
Into Bodies, F e rule I:
Lamps, Repaired and
,lllade to Order
Welding Metal: 0:: AB m3
VICTOR WESELY
Phone 335:2
SPECIALS FOR TIT}; _.
#2
W have igyfai'iedustollk of season-
‘ UlLDERs MRDWAEE
building, remodeling
: possible, for doing“, “'0 k‘mo
'_efliCientl , - .7 - , ,
constantly: sought to i
‘methodsiof work We
I here “the inizlr‘vlelons»~
science and invention T ,
.rbeeozne .néce'ssities‘o! ,
.llves. ‘ ~ ‘ ‘ ”
remi'SeS 'l'tll‘ISfT‘Seeson,
7 351109? you the ' best
~kfi058, looks, .Imndow
Old Friends at the
Fri?
1d Well c Cigar v
“1:12 Perfecto Bouquet
at 10¢:
' Old 1
new mom ....
ma: :3 ill“ prim
SIIIhiIIer Schoo1
,Is' in Session.
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