No soot. no smoke, no odor.
gasolme slch.
gallon of common kerosene will operate two burners {or 24 hours.
Safety, simplicity and heat are its principal features.
It
A blue flame oil stove WITHOUT A WICK! Gives a powerful blue flame
Cooks and bakes better than any coal, gas or
One
is the
only wickless blue flame oil stove on the market. It is as sale as a coal stove
_ You can 't turn on too much oil, therefore there is NO DANGER
I . , most simple stave made; a child can operate it.
It
We have them in all
and, as usual, at cut prices.
NOTICE. —I)uring the months of July and August, our stores will close at
6:30 p. m., except on Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays.
S.TURTEVANT
so. NORWALII, court.
is the
sizes,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STREETS,
' “,eURCHASERs
or
. intcvcces
:tauour
, To ,
‘RIDE
rites.
, ‘ om
r UNTIL
' f9 P. M.
TFIIs Is No BLUFF!
I HAVE OVER
0 Fine Carriages and Wagons
To select Irom.also a lull lineal Ilorse Goods. , -
BRANCH
snors
AT
BROAD
IHVER
AND
DARIEN.
They are good ones, and require no pushing—my 1890 I’Iercc and Majestic iIiI: yclcs; also other makes.
Terms right and wheels warranted.
:. Get my figures for Lettering and Campaign Banner Work, done by my two artists, George Washburn
that! Frank Homan. Ten years in business with square dealing is what makes things boom.
4,—- LUTHER NI WRIGHT
Mirranldin and Nadison Streets, - - - -
I‘ actory and Repository,
South No‘rwalk.
THURSDAY IS BARGAIN DAY!
"Shirt Waists,
III-gulnr [Th F, (Ion.
fiShlrt Waists,
lloituIIII tub-.II 7. I- lull.
fawn Waiots,
llIeunl Ir prla o. it. it If».
Shirt Waists,
liounlI'II IIIIII'. it it. "r- it M.
200 Boxes Soap, ’
livmllztt l-I'II'I‘. lm'.
SPECIALS:
25c Light Silk at
Il-vuIIIIIr prim, ;-II- II. :III.
50c Light Silks at
livtznlnr I'TII't‘ WW II. ; I.-,
750 Dress Goods at
linuulnr price. IIII'.
$I.OO Dress Goods at
ILIIIleIII' I'lio'l'. Inn
S cts Dress Goods at
. Iiouular prion: '.
AT
A. Dickerman & Son,
QA Washington Stioot,
Ii.‘I
|
I
I
25c
49c
lOc
I50
25c
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
L
\
I
.25 Evening Sentinel
, aesr ovum or vim III III: towesr PRICES.
in So Largo 0r So Small that Cannot Io Dona Nara as Well as Anywhere
* I
, strike-II tho "dobc mud, ” and in a short
' most ptimitivo manner, and tho Bluo
' I-I-utury, and, m {urns I could III:I~, tho
4 tx-nttmneoruna eel Into
1 Houses IN New notice. '
lio- tho Bruise Au Iota—rm Euro
”new In Thom“ out! Are Inn Dried.
Doom-lo lode 1- m Wu Are Very
Dumb—A rumble cum-u.
Architectural engineering III p branch
of the gentle art of making mud pimi‘ln
the land whom the adobe houses grow.
lathe land of sunshine. where a rainy
day is so rare that it is marked with a
rod moss, the native contractor and
builder whales no time figuring on the
strength of material, the crushing limit
of tubular columns and the wind prl‘ti-
now put mourn foot of elevation. llII
dooII not pore over blue prints 01 plans,
cross sections and elevations, nor' does
he whittlc down his figures to the finest
point do It» to come under some other
contractor’s bid. llo simply rolls his
trousers up above his knees, digs down
in a favored ditch or pond until ho
timoho is ready to begin constructive
operations.
Adohobousos III-o brick houses, but
thobriek iosuu dried and made with
straw. Tho clay or mud of which thI-
bun}? is made in u natural cement pc-
or to tho nridplnins of NI 2w MI xico,
Ari2onn, N ct'udu and that. belt of states
and territories. It is turned out in the
Island bi-iokmakcr who might happen
upon a hull brad or MI xitan ’dobo
briI Iillliikm' would viow thI opt-ration
with amusement or diukust. Kiln burn
ed briI It, made of blue ( lay, hon-I V( r,
would not nit-ct tho requirements int-
pond by tho climatic conditions of those
countries where ndobo brick is used.
In summer an udobo house is cool; in
winter it is warm. Its thick walls lllr
curb the (rotwionnl tall), and, although
the sun dried brick in not: compared to
the kiln dried article, it does not. crum-
hlo, and it stands for use».
A man who ru-I-ntly traveled through
New Mexico was muchinterI-stcdin tho
'doho houses. For weeks he inquired
and III-arched for It 'dolIII houso in tho
hands of tho builders. At length in
Santa he he stumbled upon a couple of
men stamping \I'Ith thoir ban-{cot upon
«day in Ii wooden frame. Ilo inquired
and found that howns looking upon two
Mexican» making adobe brick. In do-
sI-ribintr the pronoun he said:
“The mot) actually dug up the ’dobe
mud from the bottom of tin-ditchwhiI-h
:zltirtI-d the road. Thoy mixed it, or, Its
we say, ‘tvnIpI-rI-d’ it with water until
it was of a still, clayey I-IItIsistI-IIt-y.
Thou tlII-y l‘hillill'll nll’alfu hay into
I-lIort pin-on IIIId mixed it with tho Ulil)‘,
and their IIIIItI-rial was rowly to rIInIIII
into brick. A wood (mun: lay on thr
ground. This frame was tilled with tho
'dobo mud mixed with buy, and min of
tho tut-u got into the frame and stamped
the mud down with his burn {In-t, at
tho same time tomping it with a stick.
After the frame was pat-Ind hard In-
scrnpod the surplus mud oil with a
stick, so that the top aurt’IIInI was: II-I'ol
Willi tin» nppvr I-dtzi-I: of flip from“, and
tthI lIt'tiIII: III" {rilllli‘ from lIl!‘ Play In I
I'nrriml IIII' In‘iI'k to (Illt' siIlI- III‘JIII- road
and HIHNI it 'ill ilSl'lI o. The next brick
lII- nIIIdo III- II‘IIIIHI against thv first one,
will soon ho had u down largo bricks—-
I-Iu'h twice as widI- and long and thick
as on ordinary brick—drying in tin-
sun. (inc of thotIIIII told mo that tho
lIriI-II'II Would IH‘ unity to lay in Illfl‘l' or
four days. and that tiny nsI-d tth mud
which th~ bricks are nIIIdI-ot for tho
pinstvr.
"'I‘howalbiol un ndobI- Iillllr‘o'llh‘ wry
lhiI'k, soIIIvtiIIIentwo or three fi‘i‘l. and
in the ordinary our way nth-ho houw',
whit-h ISI‘Illlflu'lt'rI~lll‘ of that rI-Izion,
thoy lil'l‘ built up Iwrt'I-I‘tly plain until
(Ili‘y rIIIII-h the root. The roof is IainpI‘Irt-
ml on \VIHII-tl In‘nittn, Ittitl I'tIKI‘\\IM' on
tho Wall», and tho lil’lt'krl lll'l‘ built up
II'I'I-l with tho topoi’ lIll' Il'lllll‘i bl'l‘Vl‘l'll
tho limbo”. Il‘ili'llltz thi- I‘Ilgl‘ of the
ruin rs upon (I. Thu roof Inn-I It slight
HIilliI. and In llllttll' of adobe Iet'h'tit
\VIII'II it rains, tlIII \Hlli'l‘ :IUIIIH into tho
no! bricks, but do- .‘i not III-gin to drip
IiImn IIItII tlII- mm. In ion until thI
rum in mar .'~’IlII II III: t'aIIIilanIIrI Iout
until the w; to r is tln'nutrlt with its
dripping. Inaw IInIIIlIIbthIuw in Santa
FI‘ which “1“ built in tho Hlxll'l‘llul
nulls wI-rI- Its Inning and good as any
II NIN' around their. .
"\VILIIH an- boIlt o! utonv. plastered
\Itth IulIIbII t‘t‘ltII at. it I may no call it,
llllll such walls nro strong and solid. 1
atlppflitv it that I-uuntry bud ball as muI-h
ruin no IIIIIII iIIi'lIII-ago tho 'IlobI- hotIm-II
Would nItIt a limo crumblo away, but
tho twvrnw' war In Now Mexico in
outdo upot in? days of tInI-loIIIlI-Il IIlIy,
lint day-I when IIIInIlIiIIII. prI-IionInIIItI-II
and only :ltluluymt cloud, mthnt thv
rainfall IlnI-s not ..nIIIuIIt to much more
thu’n a good ximl {all of III-w. "
It in mltinnhll that an udobo bonito
um about “no It rIIIIn. but th‘ro urn
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII built of this mahrinl which
not not lInIII than “0.000 to roIIIItrnI-t.
When the ”.\Invricuua" III-ttlvd in Now
III-aim. Utah. Arizona, Nevada and tho
Iowor part of California the-y III-wptod
tho the-loin condition (If tho country
and built tl-Iir houses of ’dohc mod.—
Chleugo mel.
.....
lentwky'n Nona. .
Kentucky in known Iv: llli‘ ('om ( 'rnvlt-
I-r Hint», from n nIInII- bird “"105“,“ ”I"
mum nnnn- “'hlt'll IIIIII formerly found
in grunt nbnndaum- in moat path of tho
ntIItIv. It in also l‘lIIIHI tho llluu (mum
Stain. from the belt (I! land running
through thr- ouuivr in which this variotlyl
of arm grown In great {I'I'IIKIIIMLIII
the only den or our notary it was
known In tho Dark and liloodytiround.
being no Mum] by the Indiana. It was
thou o (Illinllltlt laud bvtwoeu the In-
diana living tIortlIo! tho ( lhionml tho-In
living In tho Inamntninn of Tonnnmco
and Game. It hurt oi bottlmmund (or
those mm, which fact you: it the
name long hefm- it was settled by the
white-I
Mam.
only, where he is proparcd to do ullwork
pertaining to modern donti-III y painless-
ly. Ono Ininnto' II unlit from tho trolley
cars or thot Consolidated It. It IlopotII.
F are allow chIotlI wnyII Spot in] appoint-
InIIItII Inndo to b no your Ilo-IItnl IIIIrlI
dono at your own itsiIlIIIIIIo. , (mim-
lIoIIrII (rumba m until u p III Sun
days, 10 II III until i pm All “‘nik
truurantovil, and only the but of uza-
terinl III-II-Il. '
DR.F.VI7.6ARME.R
Surgeon Dentist,
DARIEN, . . - . ooNN.
“IOO "——
No wise buyer grudges
be $100 a Columbia
costs. The quality Is
absolutely certain—un-
equalled, unapproachcd
«but all cannot aliord
the best, and so there an:
Laders among which are
Hartford Bicycles
$5350. "55
Wonderful value In these prices.
other bicycles,
An Catalogue, telling oi all Ctoli mhlas and Hart
forth, ls Irv I: It you call.
F. S. AIABLER CYCLE 00.
"‘J Wul. street, Not-v. all:
FAIRFIELO COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
‘3 Wall Street, Norwalk, Conn.
Icorporutod, 18.13:.” Capital, $200,000.
HIWINU. KEIILI bl: l’renlllent.
DAVID it. till Lilli, \'tce~l' mu;
II (2. hi”. EN. I m-ttliltr.
DIRECTORS.
lilo Int). Kantian Morin M. (Imvun,
.IIII ti. \tIt..tI-:II A. .l. \tm‘sz.
-'.~r, WIIIHNIIKZNWIXID Tom I: Mom,
on I '.III I’., (Has it. ’l‘I. mum.
u-II-untn oi MnunIncIMIrIrs MInlIIntIyf
II II Individual. Solicltml
saio Deposit Boxes
Free to Ooposltors.
0 ii In
Bun hereafter be soon at his Durlnn office '
’ icycles .
0
weather Suits
for every sort a] use where comfort and style are
demanded—lawn or country, seaskare, mountains ,; I
or yachting, in the kinds that I
sense dictate, and fashion in
essence of common sense now-Mays.
{on and common
en‘s Clothes 1!: the
Here are
the kinds to pick from:
LPIP
Cassimeres,
Linen Crash.
.aeeoi
i .
any shape, at
$6.50. $7. 50,
‘ likely Fittings
Open Weave Nimble,
Iris/I Homes/Ions,
Sages, Gray and Blue,
We were careful in making our purchases to gel
the most up- -lo-dale and seasonable suits in the
market, and you ll find them here, any size and
$8.50. $9.50.
Amongllte odd lots of sm'ls---broken bites of fine .;
sulls—--all culled cull/11's week from the regular
stock; must be a hundred of these suits that bear
price marks, $8 50, $10, and on up to $15.
Tkey’ re all loge/her now alone price,
$5.00.
Hard to believe will you see [he suits; see them
We mean you should, for
They’ re all right In every
Money back you know, If you 're not satisfied.
Silk Club House Ties, 25c.
Linen Crash Club House Ties, 25c.
Washable Madras Club House Ties, 2 for 25¢.
2-plece Bat/Ilhg Suits, 87, $1.75. $3.50.
Colored Neg/{gee Shirts. 48c, 690, 97c, 87.50.
Linen Crash Golf Caps, 25c, 48;.
Children's Washable Suits, 480 to $2.50. —
“Co.
and you’ll buy qutck
they must go quckly.
' way or we shouldn’t be selling lltem but the
broken lot rule says “Out they go.’
a Pointers.
:l; Open Monday, Friday and Salurday Evenings
‘ I»,
Bridgeport: Conn.
.I:. out ink. punt,
‘. z‘xz'IIII, ut‘cztsc
' ,md «ions Irnm
tl‘liltlll'; .IIIIl car-
I‘le .pIII‘IIIy :tlitl ‘
IIIIIIplI-tcly and
Mr.lt‘&"¢§‘fl— Rim:
I "4.x“ .\I‘iIl.—-—- 10c..2.¢../ut nm
N” .,,,..,I,.;L‘ Int I»IIII.'. oIIIlIIY) Thomson"
:{ut iIIII,I::IIu(IiIZ~'. \ch ‘Ites mulled So.
I. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ct.
S-Ild by A. IIII'lIcrIIIIIII Itrh'un, So, Nur-
n‘ulit; l"IutII-y It: "t‘lll‘illi'l. Norwalk.
For
the
Best
Printing
Lennon Your
Ordnr all
tho
Senflnel
“ ~. . . Office.
v w .
Awr'u I’IIIII Im- runmnwndml by
loading phyI-lIinnII mIIi Ilrumristu, a-
thnnmnt pIuIIIpt and Illiuiont rIIIII-Ily
for Minimum“. lltillflt'it, IIntiII-IIIM, III
IIIRI'HIIHII, slugginhIII-M III ilit' IivI-r,
junndimu and Nli‘k Ill'illllillllt’; IIlIm, in r...
Iicw colds, (ovum, III-orallrin and thou-
IIIIIliIInI.
Children cry for
Pitcher'o Gastoria.
Hnonwhllow duos not main! Hprinp.
but non «wallow III HIII- Minolt- t ‘Imph
( nrv briuun nib! In. I' Wood, Nor
walk; U. U. Htlllnon. South Namath.
As the strength of a building tli'pl‘fld'
npim Till mlhlilv of tin I'ImndntiI-n. F"
health IlannIl-I upon tho- mIIIIliiiIm of
the bout, To I‘FSIII'I impurltltm and
vnnw tlm vital fluid to l-I-omm- vimmmn
Iml liic giving. \III' II linmmanlln in
IhmeIt mertnl and eflective medi-
CIM in WI.-
.Tinwarel
That i
Will
Not ';
Rust! 1
SOUTH NORWALK -
WASN BOILERS,
WATER PAILS,
WASH BASINS,
TOILET JARS,
MILK PAILS,
DIPPER‘S.
TEA NETILES‘
. .. l I”... --,...
This ware is mIarImtchl and “'t‘
will replace any that shows rust.
NASH & VANSCOY,
Cor. N. Nain and West Streets,
. CONNECTICUT
Fret
MON DAY,
'rIII-z
Ililllyill [0131) :I. m.
and Friday at 5 p. m.
FOR NORWALK,
FOR NEW YORK,
Monday, Wednesday .‘lIl'I I’I‘IIIIIy Ill 5
Leave Sofiorwaik Iiaily at (I run.
day, Thursdaj and Saturday III r, p, ill.
New York and Norwalk
'ght Line!
(IUAIMI'LNL'ING
JUNE 22,
l'l\(ll’l. I l. ILRS
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will Irate pier 23, Last RI‘I'I I, New \nIk (lhI-kman utII'Irt,)
FOR $OUTH NORWALK,
Iixtm“ IIIInI, MIItitluy, Wednesday
p. m
III'nw' NIIIWIIIk. Tue
DIAMONDS!
A fine line of stones at email) rcdurml prit cs
nhile not sold at turn III IIIIII who will be «II-l I low enough to .IilraIt
purchasers, who will find many Iain bargains.
A. W. AUSTIN, 39 Wall Street, Norwalk.
BIG REIUCTION SALE
For the Month of June.
(Iomplcteline of watches, clIIIks, iI-welry, silverware, opuiwarc and
cut glass.
DIAMONDS!
Ml III lhcsn good
Norwalk Chronicler