[mentality l! you mt at but
some mangly providen-
tial intervention of a springing
Every 9: mtted at this season
a! {no we: probafly would haveand
been the founder of a dynasty if
diam-d m :xrc out its allotted time. door you miss b :11. you may imag-
The get: as d Fiydom. the Naplm that Fate has demoed he snould
pom . will lead his armies ibe spared. Like a wlgzz-acal Cali-
laden ran the deadly germs to de- ban vou may charge 1.0 let this par-
my 1‘2" pug. 71- 03' mm; and pollute titular fellow nmrve because
den: nor 1:"! "IFS one food. is mwl- m‘ve faker: a fancy to him. High
in: about :16 upper _ '
1mm»: many. a. harmksss, eadl ‘ ality. Dent cultivate intimacie:
deserve: yum: gamong even the most engaging
Era: Emr Wit}. anestmkeyon files. Swtmswa‘. alL
1-3: war-r 111:? pages and pages of‘ A milhon and a half fly swarm
birth-y no: 2w mi films of hxgofi-lare being distributed just now
may: v- P. ”angry: but. the throughout the country by the Met-
m1? mxx_. wnc pf firuon.
Ewn- {mu—r f'y whether he gems as a part of the heal I: campaim
t1; symw prong.“ (1" a great mlof theu' welfare dmsion. Dcfmte
or no; Talon. takes strangelreallzation of the disease danger
rut-is: and :21 our}- l1:tle follow from file: is evidenced 1:. this on»
they groijrr for dead as a baby mm! distribution. A thorough-
may omlo mm 8 Gladstone ‘go'mg fiy-swntzing campaign at
Cesar was ens-mu. in hisvouth- youth- this season of the year is fostered
r m‘rr and Storm as a Child 9113' private and public health am-
: 1-. rolr or am 7 rogue mllmgs Clea. It has many times 211015.13:
that firm W bat-I1. .now tbs. it would have later
57:: h 5; 3mm of nan—i- Swat the flies! Swa'mcm no“
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WHY BANKS?
LESSON v11
By J. H. PUELICHER, Chalrman,
Cmméfiee or. PubZic Educnion, American Bankers Association
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deposizs are broadly divided into twohnds:
1.. SAVINGS DEPOSITS
2. COMMERCIAL DEPOSITS
Si. ’DiGS DEPOSITS‘deposite more or less
permanent. in : savirgs bank or savings de-
parzmen: of a bank, on which inmres: is. paid,
. and which are withdrawr ngaim ..t me deposi-
102‘ s receipt; they in efec: represent conservaa
’ the investment of funds accumulated through
personal I‘m-91"..
CCMMEECIAL DEPOSITS: deposits in : basic
mess account a: a bank from which money is
withdrawn by check; they - -...esen‘. an 29‘
sandal iac“ ‘y for the conduct of business.
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y persons and :11 business houses have checking accounu
‘ :r. to 09 «osl: the cash and checks “hick they receive and
«.13; is to draw their own checks to pay bills, wages and
Thu-5:5 people almost universally keep their savings in
no.1 . 111:5 accodn‘
mpolimn Li fe Insurance Company'
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equipment downspout.
. 1.421 m amne- supinrnx Hodcl: or the xxw ru-
more lmh-the on cook atom with .11 the but end speed of
gun.- For quick mm: and cool kitchen: the have
WE HAVE ALL SIZES OF NEW PERFECTION! mi TWO
T0 FIVE SEEKERS.
ANGEVINRI‘URNIIURECU
1330er
cm and flu- fuo'ny washing us the um. hot work in
Wo' 11 help you lighten hon: um: summer sad an you
time "no you ’rmmd ulna those are leader: from our hon-amid
DO Null-
SODTH 30me
wail of your purpose should know no sentimen- f
Complete Assortment of
NEW PERFECTION
Oil Cook Stoves
QAJ. Collins Co.
70 No. Main Street
South Roz-walk
Eight 0'15on and
SUMMER DEMANDS
THESE LABOR
SAVERS
' Thm new slou-
huy should be . NIE‘V me“
THIN—1hr
hln‘r \u- lune «wt-r hold.
11.x quick-llghung.
Blue (‘himmw bun-cm will lighu-n
pum- nut-k (his summer and give
you W‘onunmful and reliable M‘n‘ioc
the year through.
“1- also carry llnes a! Garden
The Textile Store
Dollar Day Specials.
36 inch- Percale, light and dark colors, figured in small
designs. some have white dots on blue, green or lavender
. backgrounds, 10 different. styles to select from. your choice
while they last, one or more patterns at $1 00
7yards for ........... .......... .......... ‘
39 inch printed Voile, regular price 39c yard. Have ltwo
dresses for the price of one if you can make use of these
ends 34-5 and 6 yard long-£115; One or more $1 on
patterns at the rate of 7 yards for . "-
.....
Windsor Plese Crepe plain or figured
4 yards for ..............
36 inch Gretonnes, the quality that. sells
for‘ZBc a yard. 5 yards for .
Apron check Gingham, Domino brand, color
warranted pure Indigo. 8 yards for .........
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$1.00
$1.00 \
27 inch Dress Gingham, fut color
Gym-cl: for ....... ..... .’..........
32 inch Dress Gingham, fast color
hyards for ............. . 51'00
Impartcd French and Scotch Gingham, regular
price 69c yard. 2yards for .. .............
$1 .00
$1 .00
$3.00
$1.00
f?“ 15::
silk and Cotton Crepe, colors navy, grey and
cop-n. Regular price $1.39 yd. Special yd. ..
. Silk Crepe, regular price $1.75.
M for
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7"
fammu-rs.
and 513m: all
farm and 6qu
.... SAMUEL
ALEXANDER
50 80. Main St.
you are 3011:; to
"10:11 popular 0“ Cook
dean-burning
needed.
on the table 1:: ample time for
hubbymgamwothindmcfor
Rjdnrd and June to bcofi for
school—everything hot and
savorymowniting—noucuses
' Toe New 12mm on Cool:
Stove docs d1: nick. No fire
to build—quick, dean hear at
the touch of: mstch for broil-
ingorboflingbakingorfiying.
It burns kerosene—den: and
NEW PERFECTION
0a Cook 3mm and Ovens
- Tools from me most rollsble mo-
Bvrry Bloke-ls arr-led in all Had:
kinds of seed for
Fume in and try us {or your
Phone 3560;
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kitchen cool.
economical. Iteliminmcoal,"
fitmd ashamdkeepsthe
Aryomdenlcr’gyonwillfind
styles sndsizesto suit every
requirunmnindndm' gthcfia-
as-gtsSnpdeBPGdaflydesil.
its .
able for instant hat or quick
cooking in large quantities.
Each model rcppsents the or;
most in cooking utisfaccion a:
Cook ° Stove
BTW PERFECTIOX
all pages with SUPER-
FEX burners gef 1h,-
helxr mods of horror
m: with no trouble at
:11.
C‘s-lbs in instant
cookln: beet. they an
also :hnply controlled
to my time you War:
.10! baking. items;
boiling and frying.
has from two to five
burners. Come in 1nd
let us demonstrate.
NEW PERFECTIO" Oi. ‘
W lth SLTPERFE§ Bkrn.
Oil Cook Stoves & Ovens
PERI EC'I‘ BAKIN G
Hundreds of our CfiCC-RZPI‘S
who use these famous Bum:
Chimney NEW PEBl‘Exg
TION Oil Cook Stores
us that they bake perfneilp'.
Their quick— lighting
burning flame is
controlled 10 any
want.
~ "i
.‘.5
One to fire ”burner sizes
mock. Come in and
demonstrate.
Rosenfield Bros.
125 Wuhmg‘ton' 8t.
80. Henrik
1.
a'.
0U. COOK
510m
“312W” ' PERFECTIDX
This
store with Its famous Blue
Chimney Burners prox‘mes
a4 ‘
CO-ED TO EDIT
COLLEGE DAILY
~ MARIE CURELLI
4: Neighlior At Sta-atmo-
V Lee. iho for years 11171; a. neighbor
,1 at We Cox-em at Stroller-d. write:
7 one nooeuma tor her literary tune.
2; keno- .o! spirit, mg“ ‘wflh a.
South Norwalk
Complete Line of the Famous
New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves
rt
The Sterling Furniture Company
OPEN A CHARGE AOGOUXT
127-129-131 Washington Street
"
quick. clean. intense heat un-
der the cooking food orifice;
heating up the kitchen. Em-
* nomical and safe. the iiral
' stove for year round use.
Complete line of Goodyear
5 Kelly - Springfield, Goodric l
and [mted States Tires 8: 1
haul-1313’s
38 WASHINGTON STREET
Phone 105
soon: 1'0me
lnvelghed against Mr. Qarnegi.
against the trulttes and ageing? 11:9
municipal corporation: for jommg
11111 AFINE
nommsmrr
Oil-Avon Tells About
Late Author—
Warred 0n Carnegie
14024130511111 12.—-Slr Sidney
to The Times saying that harem
no one who knew her an an to
;W first her dean; W
roamed: life an om W-
may, in which indepem or
mind; strength or will and comm—
, plctureoquo open spaces on the boon-
to positions of local authority. she
arr-led on s. comet (end and :he
anon :poke :nd wrote at them with
a. biting scorn. Yet these dln‘erences
——ln themselves regrettable—took
their rise in : sincere devotion to
Shakespeue's memory end to the
hlstorlc traditions of the town. men
she sought relentlessly to protect
from what she held to be detects of
sympathy
Preserved W 813..
By her influence or :1 her own;
cast my old houses in flag to"
were preserved when ”:27 fetal:
threatened with rebuilding on mod-
ern lines. She ms keen to protect
tram the invasions or the builder
dude: otthotorp. Shamans-
mfly protested ytth' her vented
vehemenee
whichnemedtoher-tobeont o!
harmony rub worthy sentiment.
Kes- standard of the though-J 1n-
mud in. freely
whatdmere‘sxdedu «4
Wannabe-1m Her
ouhmkencmsumotloulacfid—
mhwlvdharhremted cog.
m m
dean
Lgenm zeal {or 3005 m t
,Azfi
against lnnoufions .
terpmuflon of Shakespeare ”3'
My personal relations ,with her
were somewhnt checkered. but a
long estrangement we: [elicited by
reconciliation. During the past five
years our friendly relations were
uncloude‘d, and I learned to nine
her attitude to public questms :t.
”Ithinhajustrate. tax-scam
into touch with her in November,
1900. when :he Invited my (so—open.-
uon In resisting the henna-hon:
erection to the Into Theodore In:-
an of a sculptured monument to the
mmory at his wile. Helen Panda;
in the chancel at We"! church
tu- na shake-pure": monument
32!. mos Goren was responsible
to:- the detour of that mm.“ 1
project though .her controversial
method exposed her to criticism.
- Fought Andrew W
In 1903 the was me more on“ the
wax-path. Andrew W has!
Iiotwht are house: in m town with
together in n barbarous project of
demolishing edifices to which she as-
signed an exaggerated antiquity.
As a. trustee of Shakespeare's
birthplace. I. in my colleagues' be-
half. crossed swords with her on
point: of inaccuracy in her indict-
ment. and thereby I incurred for an
extended period her displeasure.
But. looking back from this distance
or time on the old polemic. I sc-
knowledge that. in spite of. or per-
haps because of, her strong langu-
age, her intervention had the eflect
of modifying at : qucial point the
orlxim plan or demolition in a. man-
ner which has proved of ml benev
at to the Shakespeare Birthplace
Trust.
A Pretty “now Do You Do.”
A regiment of soldiers were 1‘
on” :nd a yam Scottish xecrul:
was put on sentry duty. 818 the
China: News. In the morning the
Gena-n! M looked out of his tent
no said to the you; w in I
Item and loud voice:
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