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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 9, 1909 · page 8

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' Konqueror

FOR MEN

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FOR WOMEN
and ‘

School Shoes

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BRACKE

IOUTH NORWALK.
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”Educator or Boaton

ROGER LUDLOW

51‘ win .City and Nugget

9 would2 he a most‘ appropriate gilt.
Pnt'up “in special lioxoa for the Hou-

B; J. REYNOLDS

claimsp
"creeds and'msime of shoe

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house from which you; huy your
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Emerson’s or Keith

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Coating Stations
are for Uncle Sam‘s mutant
in li..potl.‘.uor to the ships 9
thenmolves; their acqttl;
sltion is. proof ,0!
also foresight.
Homaiwnt. your foresight? You
dont' have it) look across
the Atlantic or the
9 Phritlo tor

Your Coating Station
lt’a'ylght here at

OUR YARDS

You can‘t illlii u hotter one.
‘nazrut‘ou COAL
, 1 he it. Hershiield a Son Co.

Tel. 2M 122 Water at.

JUST iN

ALL LEADING MAKES OF

Men’s $3.00. $3.50 and
$4.00 Sample Shoes

All Leathers at 132.50 and $2.75

iUNlON STAMP) '

MAX LEVY

169 Washington} St. South Norwalk.

TOYS
Dolls, Carries,
Etc.

W. A. Briggerman’s

music Stools.
132 Washington at

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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Fish. t‘lume, Oysters. tisonllopu.
Everything in the Sea Food line at the
moat ronuonubh- pi‘it't'u.

A. Aaronson

FISH MARKET.

181 WASHINGTON STREET IRIDBE.
TELEPHONE ”1.

FREE DEU‘WERY ALL OVII TOWN.

 

 

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ham TO LOAN

We loan money to housekeepers s'
81 weekly paytnontu, also to property
owners on second and third mart
gages. All business transacted strict
ly confidential. Ottlce hours truth it a.
i to. till 7 p. to: Saturdays till it p. m.
INDEPENDENT LOAN I SECURITY

COMPANY
94 Washington on. Havllsnd Bldg.
One flight up. Room t.

The Cooking pro... 'Em
back Again

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1d ' and sort ready tor rsmny use.
‘ std Wood.....at.76 par IA cord.
Wood.......|1.iio per ii cord.

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. You Have, £415.00

9 _ .« "'slinismt. ’m, are nohiml ma averiflo “who hermit?" in
graduation Are you astisiiod you it run W" "m“ "' “m”

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ohms sass sunshine.

1‘! NORTH MAiN STRIIT
BOUTH NORWALK.
. tinsinrsu mun‘e lunch uvory day. 12
until 2 ii. iii.. 35o. -
Stu-rial dishes utior tho thoutrh.

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dresses up not only the Parlor out the
Dining Room and Living Room. We
are offering that now unusual values
in Dining Tables, Bullets. and Dining
liootn Chairs. Also. sumo vary beauti-
ful t’hluu t‘iosots.

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Silver Tililet Set

would he most appropriate for "her"
Xttinn. Wu lInVo ll Mitt lino and ill}
urn-M urn Nahum. 90th" Novelties
iu the .luwolri‘ Lino.’ Call and look
hour over. '

We Rs KiICh 3&(30.
JEWELER... ‘
75 WASHINGTO’tf STREE‘V.

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macros NOTICE

The City National Bank
South Norwalk. Conn.

The regular unmml meeting of the
ulm‘ttholdt-ru of this hook. for the‘
itlectlon or tilrortors tor the running
your. will he twirl at the Banking
”now. on Timeduy. the Hill day of
.lnnnury, lillil, [rum 1 to 2 p. to.

WI th‘itEi) BOI‘)WELI4. Cashier.

South Norwulk. (,‘ilIlIl, Dec. 8. 1909.
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uhout your

Xmas
Gifts

route in‘ at. let'
the show you my
line lino oi’ Oignst
Rings, Watcher. .
C h a l o s . Pins.
Bracelets. etc.

36 North Main lira». death Namath.

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Unique Methods Used to Make Trav-
elers Comfortable.

Curiosity is often displayed by trav=
oloru ovor the method employed in
matting tulle utter mile of “traction
on iuvni that scarcely an undulation
(‘iiil ho full as the whining train roots
oil the tops. Thistovellness is “with
tuinmi hy the “w ltowash" oar.
'l‘ho “whitewas” r, is an ordi~
hurt vehloto titted t with’ a sort oi’
whitewash niusaslno. As the ears
run over the rails; ”is moderate galls
the developed sense at the division ot-
iiciale notes any inequalities. had at
each one a valv ,r neutrino" at
a dash ot Milt, tails on the
tracks at the mints Where later the
Working sanpistwbusy in trials
thiaas even. “Mm-av w ‘1 "
i This homat‘gIWhitoivssh" car is air.
it; way ran it.” o tit/or. o a more
modern and. sathaiiil arrau’sonitmtrln
the stay or a handsome coach elegant-
ly titted out with many comforts am“
in: which is . be ; found a datioaisiin
titrument: Th e mm is so matron
ed that it registers all unevenness in
the tracks on paper. .whloh has iiidi
outed on it. this mileage and naniss at
stations all)” the stay. an that other
a run is completed it will tie show
lust where rattan-ins heads, to in
dose. The tadiostios sheet is sent. it
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holster“

Wat a from.

his. ‘ are purchasing-.7
.suob prices. ‘

Stamford

vandfihults in the state.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

ootr a‘ssaious stasis. -

‘ .9‘ Wo-
Dsmaod For Almost inhuman Pan
tootton on the Links.
immediately slit.»N slgylna' a same
of soil and «making a tsirly good
score. a prontiylsut"man committed
mica... Tholrsil‘thsrs is no reason
to suppose that; titers is any casual ru-
tattoo outweigh suit and suicide. yet
the incident; oath“ to mind certain
characteristics orths some. at least
as they apps“ to a beginner. The
serious intsoblty required in om- _
does that. demanded by baseball or
tennis. Goodiostursd indlttorenes is
regarded on the links as an aesthetic
aunts. Agrnss‘ who contemplates the
landscape, ot‘s‘htt‘iys‘ the atmosphero
is. o-Phitistlns or the rsnsest kind; or
iths indulges in conversation ever
heard by the serious ones, he is

had upon as aluminum post. That
mrlonaiy tree thing. the baseball
“router." does not shoot the iisrvos oi
the calm and automatic player; but, a
leash. a careless motion. or an irrel-
evant gesture on the sol! links is it
also at moral and aesthetic turpitude.
is it because the got! player begins
the sport lator in his. when he has
tally dsroio nerves and moral
sensibilities. that the game has the
hair-tr :chsractart ‘
to bolt. theta is a certain dammit
for almost inhuman perfection. not
only in skill. but in term. etiquette.
and the minor oralltieii: and such
demand tor excel ones is a strain on.
the imperiect huinanlbstns.

No! inittflt, but Habit.

ll anything in the entire animal
it scouts would seem to be a matter
oi pure instinct, that thing is the tra-
ditidnai antipathy of cat and mouse.
Yet a ment‘study by C. 3. Berry.
made in mm»: Munstorherx's tar
horatory at “shard. shows pretty
clearly that a at has no instinctive
impulse to trill and sat mice-mm the
mouse any instinctive tear of cats.
Berry tintis’ that a mountain smllt
the nose at all lnosperimqod c'at. or
even pereh'o‘n its back. bud be quite
note. so long asvtt does not run away.
For thy instinct ot the kitten isoto
chess any small moving objectwball.
spool. tail. motilieatiadiilerentiy. It
is rut the m that interests it. but
lilo mouse In m'it‘iiotr. some day. otten
by accident, ‘ttih kitten. plays too
motility with its denim. and discov-
era that there la meat'tuaide. it is
wait known that eats spacisliso their
hunting. somedatchina mire. some
rmilrrels. sumo ‘bitds. "it seems. to
emit “fin. to it Oli' accidents oi
dtumw‘y. A 'mouaor. than, is
not a cat with ’d sirens instinct tor
rutt'hinl one . t. one with a strong
helm at doing a9.

 

 

 

, Advice From the Isooh.

Some years and many farmers along
the line oi the Missouri. Kansas a
Texas Railway brought suit against
it and etixsaod a youha lawyer named
Brown. Judas Gantt. who was pre-
sldlna. was compelled to throw many
0! the cases out of court berauss they
were improperly hrouaht. Brown was
mad all over. Swelling with lndlg
nation. ho arose and said: "Your

is possible in this will. to get Justice
Maine! a railroad company?"
Judge Gantt quietly ignored the con
tempt of court about my the lawyer
and asked: “Do you wish an answer
to that question; Ir. Brown?"
"i'sa. sir.“ defiantly replied the in-
dlanunt lawyer; “yes. air. and 1 want
to know how a farmer can set his
case Into this court so that it will be
heard.”
Judas (innit smiled and said: "Well.
first. Mr. Brown. l'd advise the farmer
to hire a lawyer.”
Brown wilted—Cleveland Leader.
Woman Champion Cotton Plotter.
The world’s record tor cotton pick-
les is held by atlas Marni-st Mont-
sotnsry. of Biiiiwstsr. Okla. -ln a
four-hour soutesi‘ sits picked 8m
pounds. or stabirsoven and a halt
pounds an\ hour. this defeated oraeli
cotton plotters from all parts oi' the
cotton-growths bolt. svsrsslua about
Ive pounds an hear more than her
ash-est mommies Miss Montcalm
ary Is the deuahtsr'oi s wealthy sot-
tou grower and she‘oloka only tor her
own amusement.’ There were than

 

For three hours an easily ted every-
body than shrines to in from
weary arms and arenas, lo the lingers.
Ilia lacked the ‘tra‘lliinlol on others
but almond lidhjlflll it,“ holdiiil on.
and retaining undead until the time
limit aspired.

WGwW

“(Nitrate Priasdtinssa. "

mm of own is soar tits mradoalilp
' on)”. Du , ‘ "TIM Husker
r- «and tits. who ands tho
4or fourth. trill! ihdir’ oath. "itsrh
.lit. and sit tor esoh.’ tsasrittitst

 

 
 
 

.iitiaim oi ’ ” How seldom

pauses to at thallium
nuts or (Headliners. but! little it
a old it!“ ’p m. is ill din

 

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byihaiattaatyurttoi

and women in the laid sealant her.‘

it is the ultmtrdd hero who toys

of t“

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Reheeca at Sunnyhroolr Farm
The Traitor ,

The Shuttle'

Doctor Elton

Conjuror’s House

Six Cylinder Courtship
Arizona Nights

New Chronicle's oi liehorra
The Second Generation
Arms and Woman

The tillver Butterfly

At tho Foot of the Rainbow
'l‘he Circular Staircase.
Beverley or (traustark
Caleb West

tape Coil Folks

(testis Crsmycoon

The Crossing

A Few Remarks

Freckles

The (tumbler

- HOLIDAY BOO

Recent 31.50 Copyrights. in Handsome. Cloth diam. to sell at Goa .

 
 

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The Girl From 'l‘im's Place God’s Good lion ‘ .'
(moustarlt The Lilac Sunhonnt-t ' "
Half a Rogue Mr. Pratt. ‘ "“"
The Hermit Nancy Stair " ‘ 3
House or a Thousand Candles The Spoilers
John Burt t The Treasure 0! Heaven

Rorkhaven . . Up From Slavery» "z
Rosalind at Red (late _ Lavender and Old Lace

iinoiu Perry The Lion and the Mouse

When l’nity Went to College The Man of the Hour

The Shepherd of the Hills The Man on the Box . 3."
Juno Cable -’I‘he Masquorudor if

Abner Dunini

The Hair;

The Belle 0! Bowling Green
" lien Blair

linth North“

The Brass Bowl "
"'ln- It‘ll or the Wood.

t‘up‘n Eri '

The Conquest of Canaan

The Fighting Chance

The Mayor's Wlt'o‘ t

Nedra l
’ The Pillar of Light.

The Pines of Lory

The Port of Missing Men

The Right of Way

The Spenders

The Virginian -

When Knighthoorl‘ Was in Flowor

The Wings at the Morning -

cor nus LIST our mo artiste it‘ wm-t voo.

 

TRISTRAM 81
THE NEW SCIENCE.

Definition of Chiropractic

. Chiroprsotic k the l0!!!“ 0! "to
cause or the disease and the art or ad .
tasting the some. Disossss an: column
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain to
later tits in tho dittorsnt organs and
limbs.

Chiropractors remove the cause oi
this disease and pain. and health is
restored through harmonizing the slit
nerve systems in your body
Nervousnoes. Rheumatism, l’uruly
sis, Heart. Kidney and Feumle lint
eases are given special attention. lllrll
Curvature of the Spine. You will
never regret giving Clilroprnvtii a
chance to help you.

1‘. FRANCIS, D. C.

N WAIHINOTON OT. .0. NORWAi a
Magnetio Treatment. Given Also

 

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H.Krieger 81 CO.

9 29-31 West Washington Street ,

A Helping Hand to
the Beginner

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Three Hundred liolrl (iutsls l‘iavc
Narrow Escape at Kalamazoo

 

 

RALAMAZOO, Mich. Der. it.--~~t)no
tilt» probably was lost, many firemen
were overcome by smoke, (tilt) hotel
guests were: drlion. scantily rind. in
to the icy streets. and property vain-rt
at approxlmuioiy (liit' million delimit
was destroyed‘by a tin- which Siflituil
hero. at lit 0 deli last night, and Wm.
only oxiing‘tit‘ihotl alter tin iill night
struggle by the combined iiit‘ ltgnilm
forms of Kaldniszoo, Battle t‘rr-ul. nut
ttrand Rapids.

Starting in the basement on tho iii .1
liarssiu House, a five and too cunts
store. at No, llii West Main street. the
flames. fanned by a strong southwest
wind, spread eastward along the north
side of Main atmet, totally destroyed
the Burdirk Mouse. s tine. tourmtory
hotel and storo building, covering more
titan halt a rlty block. and burned out
a down more stores and ofltreu on
Main street. Guests in tho lhtrttit-k
House hustliy tied to the stmets, many
or them in night oluthes_ and as other
hotels to the city were crowded. ”some
of these persons were cotnpeltud to re
main out in the biting will Retrial
hours ttetoro iinding ahettrr.

While the flames went urging in the
hotel. a man suddenly appeared at an
upper window and cried for help. Do
torn a ladder would ho put in position
to rescue him. he disappeared and it
is hollyod he perished in the tire.

The low pressure in the water mains
the great extent or the tire is prim-i
pally attributed.

"the tutitpetaturu was about too do
sr-oos shove sum and tho iiro lighters
dithered severely trout oxptmurr.

vounom‘own. 0.. iler.‘ 9.--~i)nr
man was hit ,9 another is missing.
and tour a Wore surlously iuiur
rd early today in a tire Wltltlt (tourni-
ed an italian boarding house here. The
monetary loss is ”.500.

unit till illitlti.

Henry s. Rood.

Funeral services over the remains oi
the late Henry 8. Road Were hold yes»
terday afternoon from the residence.
tit shit-hold avenue. the Rev. Louis
itrorich. or .NOI'OiOti. odtoiatins. sitar.
niont (allowed in Riverside cometary.
The pallbearers wars George Whets-
ley. James Without. Arthur Benedict
and Oliver Wood. of Butler budge. t.
t). 0. it. with which Mr. Reed was at-
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Almond" Rslloiti.
Alexander rnaiiulti. infant. son oi Mr.
and first: it Rsiieki. whose resi-
dents is not a Fair Grounds. died
yesterday thorhlls. sand 1.8 days. The
humorist ‘ml‘1lld0 in outlaws
oornotsry this alteration. ‘

DAY Nuns“? must
The tndtnbsra or the Day
Whisi Club that last sventn ‘
homes! airusnd airs. flank . lion»
install in items place. ordinarily the
elitli masts attoroooosi but
mouths sessions ‘sro
turtles invite us snails-sar-
more lira iatilsa loads. The

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Is extended tly our CHARGE SYSTEM :2
Y0“ muttereep before you can walk.

‘~ The young mill“ just Starting in life is not
1, generally so well equipped in Worldly re- ‘f
'e. sources? as to he . .j:
It able to illl'llisll his 9999 9
home a not would - Bi 3.59” .
‘ deSiref it is to this ‘5’ (9*.
classtitat we have 7% ya;
7: extended a helpin EU 9

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.9 Charge System. 39".“ l
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ture in use while. paying for it in such
small amounts, each week, that he scarce-
ly feels the ‘etietit on his inCoute.

See Our Big Show: -
9 room in Basement
H. tie‘ger Co.

29-331 West Washington Street

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Professor Percival Low". whom9 4 s .»

nsmo is being prominently montioumii CllflSimaS é ‘
in connection With tho'ptdiiot More. '

is. unlike the “sundry-audits! scion suggestionS! 3

tist of nation. a than or infinite humor. i
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, At a dinner Wily its tutti ltll leather) goods Depsgilr'nuiii: ::
titlililliil story of an old items be nut-am“ 9,, all sorts for m.“ __
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made o sporting attain; _ ‘ ' ' “ It
.9 "Janet," he said to her one day. "the HERE ARE A FEW-1 "
very neat planet 1 discover. 1 yin Clint“ Basil and Boxes. l
malts you a present ot'dro'dotlsrs." "‘0'“ . .............ait)o up :3

«‘"ilou are. very triad sin" and re
piled. "and l and, sure i ho i you will
soon madam use." . I , ‘.

gsmrn unattri- wont to. int ho
— mom. 4 at g; .

Military Brushes in sets. in .
leather oases. from...a135tl on
Flash. from ............sioo up

Card Cases , and Pursuit! .
‘troni ahg‘upj
ruining Cost and Trouser-it
I; Hahsora. in leather bags. ‘ .
, tram was up}
Add more too numerous to . .
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