Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 30, 1910 · page 8

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~ R18 8. GANS co

68 Water Street I":

..a turn «Runny claimed
and claim now:

‘‘‘‘‘ rpm

Educator

 

 

 

 

SHOE

.v‘Cliildrea’s Ankles
Will Not Turn

when this shoe is worn because
* its special construction countei-
«acts ankle strain

‘ The shoe fits snug under the
arch distributing the weight of
the body on the ballot the foot.
The toe is broad to prevent
f oraniplngand encourage natural
development of growing foot.

SOLD NOWHERE ELSE
NORWALK.

"CONNEALLY
B R A CD K E N

at WASHINGTON ornsér.
sou-m NORWALK.
TELEPHONE m4

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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FI'ETEIQQS @Ai. 69.

THE SUCCESS OF
CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION

. Depends upon the quality of the
,Cement used.

 

 
 
 
 

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' lIirt' AN ,‘
IA“? LAS,
ICININI

ATLAS ii the standard in ce-
ments because of its purity and
uniform quality Made in one
grade—the best-of genuine Port-
land Cement Rock. The Govern-
ment is using millions of barrels
of ATLAS on the Panama Canal.
For. sale by

"pie Flimseoiii. (:9.
m

‘ lF YOU ARE LOOKING ron

Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables

We have llicrn. All kindle in
“9‘80“.

Extra Fine STRAWBERRlES
a Specialty.

canoiasfcmano. roeacco and
aooa waraa.

G. GHIOTTO

Tel. 027 179 Waah. at. Bridge.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ii' ofteaw you Titv v U’Lt. AL
wave auv .

,e Roger Ludlow

 

CIGARS

Alli voun lint.“ roa roan.

B J. REYNOLDS

"MANHFAOTUNIN-

 

AIN‘T "VACATiON TlMI.

In) “It?
I INDEPENDENT LOAN ‘ SECURITY

 
 
 

 

The border of proof being upon
the claimant. We herewith un.
burden ourselves of a few
”proofs." Our Hazelton coal iii:

DUST'PROOF
DIRT-PROOF
CLINKER~PROOF
SLATE-PROOF
WATER-PROOF
But not FlRE-PROOFHnoi in
tho slightetit degree. not the
smallest particle of it fireproof.
it these proofs don’t convince
you, there is the one supreme
tent:

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

Try It Yourself

The B. Hershiield
& Son Co.

Tel. 204. 122 Water at.

 
 
 
 

 

 

“ ....."w....; ....“ I..."

CrepePaper
9c A ROLL

3 for 25¢

W. A. Briggerman's
MUSIC arena.

Donovan Block. 132 Washington It.

 

MONEY TO LOAN

We loan money to housekeepers at
at Weekly payments. also to property
owners on aeconti and third mort
gages. All business transacted strict
ly confidential. Otllce hours from 9 a
in. In. . Suturdaya till a II III

COMPANY

04 Waahington 8L, Haviland Bldg.
Ono flight up. Room 1.

 

PRESCR PTlON
wo K

IS OUR SPECIALTY

We have u conipltiic stock of i‘nlont
iiiciiiiflncs. Perfumes and ’i‘oiict Ar-
tlcles.

Agents Fuller. Grocno
Intes.

W. F. Wigmore 8t Co.
.. oRchisrs

I NORTH MAiN STREET

Hotel Mahackemo

J. R. CONNOR, Mgr.

SERVICE AND CUIOiNI U'TO DAT}
RATE. I! PER DAY AND UPWAND

SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
Banquets a Specialty

Tl L. CALL III

FINANEIERS
CLUB

(PRIVATE STOCK)

The Whiskey Without
3 Peer

70 as. HAD AT ALL rinafctaas

(To. t‘hoco

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Haw Large the Dollar Looks

THAT HAO IIIN DAVID THROUGH ROM! LITTLE SACRIFIOI
AND DIHOUITID m

A LiIIRAl. RATE OF lNTINIIT
ALLOWID ON ALL DIPOMTO.

HOTEL. AND CAFII.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

Decoration tiny

stool: in The Nhrwniini and I0“? for
« in town. Come and he oonvl
. Ladies and Mieasu' Cloth pd

 
 

 

workmanshim, a «liar tree

muonyéfét

as doom M or. . “Th6"

New“... ......M...» “Wornv

HATS HATS

STRAws
01.26 01:00 01.76 $2.00
an. .: M" «.00
PANAMAS
woo ”Imam woo
CAPS
50c 050 “A! 01.76

CRUSH AND SOFT. HATS
sec at: $1.45

O’BRIEN. the Hatter

 
 
 
 
 

 

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“hustler, bigger harpaina than rivet" before. We“ oils

Pongne (loom. Cloth Coats, skirts. Wallis. Pet: innate, Night Clowns.
Corsets Cornet Covers, Princess ailpa. Vesta, silk Glam and Hosiery
Indies“, Mines and Children's Drama in turtoi date styles and heat

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Q .
the mac-t
other store

 
 

loan money than in
Linen Suits. Coats italn Coats.

 

515 MAIN eraser,”
ammonia. '

Pay-is. ’I

. WWW...
"JAMES Milli” lililililii I
2 titltliilillii llti

. IN ALL LEATHER!

‘ At $3.00
MAX LEVY

109 WASHINGTON OTREET BRIDGE
SOUTH NORWALK

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BERKSHIRE
PURE ICE

if you want pure ice for this sum-
liters use you can have it in tho liorlt
.shiici on sold hy its. made from Writer
of which the folio ng in the analysis
intent». by l. 8 Line y. Ph ll. chemist.

Cuisine and service excellent.
i"‘“”“'""”""“ A"‘°_“"“"“' E‘I‘e'I' Cure stocked with the choicest of
Intent station: iii-ands
APPEARANCE ' . . , ‘
gurbidlty ......... , ............ :0... Cor. South Main and Elizabeth
ediment ............... . ....... one
Color ....... .... .............. None Streets. South Norwalk
Odor ..................... . ..... None
I CHEMICAL EXAMINATlON *WM“ ‘“ "W "W" .-.“...
.Frea ammonia ............. .0000 FINANCIAL REViEW
IAlbuminoid ammonia .......... .OiM ~ M”
Chlorine ..... . ....... . ....... . ..05 Events of the Weak Wore Favorable.
NINA". .. .................... alone But Stack Price: Declined
’ " ---------------------- °“° Nl-IW mun Mny Eur—Tho princi-
Hardneaa ICI‘H‘" “0"") """""" 3'31 put ctcntu of thc lust week Were can
('2': """""""" " ‘ ' ’ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ' #22: :.trnod favol‘iihli from it financial sland-
No ilitl‘ll3'lli‘tI-Hiltldctl pond lite sold by mmm3.)“,IIIII23IAIIZIJ22" Iifiilfii‘l’in triang‘figi

this company

Broohside Ice Co.

FOR SALE

MODERN HOUSE

Nine minus, steuili lioai. iiimicrn
plumbing. all inlfii'otolncnis; iluc
sliiidc flittI splcndid View. Piic min
uics’ unlit from trolley; tlrc minutes
It) indie:- to Norwalk and South Nola
walk " in very desirable iielrthhriotl.

36.500

 

(incorporated)
is WALL er NORWALK

 

Paterson"‘30”

Light, Strong
Swift and Silent

A iim- liili clinilior. Mechanically
pcrfcri and constructed from the dies:
iuaicriiil throughout. with all the dc
tails of appointment tum-fully uiicndcd
to.
where and bring you bar-l. ‘I‘lic up
kccp Mini in much lclui than upon tiny
other cur of equal power.

Sold rouiplcio. with innitnotil. lull
lamp equipment. goncrutor, in. Aw.

FIVI‘JDIIM‘OIIRPI‘ Touring (far...
Four-pussongcr Touring t‘ur. . .

"We i‘llil deliver the ginidn
I‘Hll ul‘i )‘(Nll‘ lill' HHNINI‘UW.
put off with a "promise."

FIRST CLASS AUTOB FOR Hinl.
By Day or Hour.

OSCAR H. BANKS

AOINT.

- You

NORWALK. CONN

H E. Dennis. Son

The car ihiii Iviil‘tliiio you any

.IMOO
.smoo
Foiir-puuucugcr Toni-about ...... SL286

limi‘i he

The CliffOrd

McPherson a Stevens, Props.

t-lingie rooms, with or without
bath.

Room en suite. aultubio tor tuni-
ilicu.

Terms moderate, Rates by the
month. (.‘ull and examine: no trou-
ble to show.

 

 

 

 

solo and at (ioriltig pl‘lcon. Prepara-
tion in lwlicvcd to ho going on. in that
way, for thc pimsiiilo strain on money
markets of' tho cunning nuiuuin. when
the movement or the crops and the ro
qiiircmoiil for funds thuii involved
might ciiillnii'nsa an mor extended
ci‘cdii position. such mi was shown by
tho Inst Iluilonul hunk roiiirii to tho
controller of tho currency. Spociiln
tivc liquidation VIII actively pursued
not out) iii the cotton ninritot. 'l‘hv
cmupiotiou oi Arrangements for plnc
ing issues of Auicrlcaii bonds simian
has formed so udriliinnnl element or
relic!“ for the inoiici lllltfkl‘l.

So for as prim-i! oi C(fllllllfldllit'lo have
boon placed on an nrtlticini lcvvl by
upoiiilniioii or ii) other council. ii rca l.
iiistinont to normal in of prime imlmh
innco from every point or view Th"
apprclicnslon oi thr- honking com
mliniiy over thi- niiiioriunl situation oi
the country‘s ioiuign trade has been
trnulily expressed and maintained
hero are hi‘iii i-‘KINHIRHIIO both for low
llcavy excess of imports (Ivor previous
yours, and tho donpir-ncy of cximris.
The process of upccuiutivc definition
While painful is regarded as outicntiui
and no conductive to aiiiutnry results.

Such Insulin unit the more nurtured
by the substantial ground tor the fail
in coiiiinodiiy pi'liiun afforded hy the in.
unuirie crop piuspwis. Throw in Mendy
growth of confidence that the year‘s
narveuiu will prove abundant.

um week saw the lwiuletl official
iiiinnunccluciii of the solo in France of
$;’.iLiitlll.ilOil of St Paul trends and pi
MilthtUNiO t‘lowiiind, t'lnciiinnti, t‘hi.
cup and St. Paul bonds. 'f‘hc fact that
long onwciatimi hurl blunted the ilnl'ht‘~
diale effort or ihiu news on tho utock
market does not alter its essential in:
portauco as a much needed nuppiy of
capital for enterprise in this country.

...-“....qu

liliiiii liliilliilillli.

Funeral of Beatrice aiardono.
The funeral or the hitc ilclitrlcp til»
nrilnno. Wood «tract. wuu largely at»
tended roster-tiny attortioon III lithu
o'clock. from St. .ioneph'u Church.
The ililliui was ill tit. Mary‘s Collier-

 

lS lN TOWN
Otyia Monteiair Touring lolly.
makes this the ideal oar.

Maxwell. "favorite 30."
and t‘olumbii.

o

new garage. 133-4.

Auto Company

The “Koehler 40”

Oiaaay in Appahraneo. with the Lataatl

liliitronin power on hills with it speed
of Ii to tilt miles an hour on high gear

ltomomher the speedy little “Hun
mobile 20" runabout. aim the reliable
Ryder-town: i a

who". MR GLOVE“. a“. 5 m ourIIind how many timoa the “tumor In

Nor'walk Consolidated

It‘l‘y

TRAILING A IKUNK AN EXCITING
JOI;

x

Makes Traeiu Much Like a Cat and
Direction la Difficult to Follow.
Homo of Ernest Thompumi Quinn‘s
ohar-rvntlonn on following the tracks or
wild animals wcrc quoted recently. in
tho current number ill I-‘pr News n
trnppor tolls how he does iiio liillllt‘
thing. but in his case not Just for the
Itptlt't of the chase.
According to the trapper. no nniinai
mung for More rla followed whom
libnre in snow och its the skunk.

 

misled it youth on him! to any
“i have known that’ to fellow a cat
truck." aaya this writer. "thinking that

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

NOS. 3 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK. CONN.

 

Gilberta "PetticOat F lounces."
' . Ready-Madeline! Simple Adjusting.

indispensable to the woman who makes or r. makes her
own pctticoat.

 

Any Wiillliil'l can make and lit thi- iippol pull or body of tho Petticoat, but no woman or ilrcrsumake
i'iill iiptltc no attractive Flounccs an the (ill liidlt'lA because of the lack of the requhed niaollinoiy.
Any woman having a Without with a Will'll~()lli flouncc can now have piaciicully a new one by cutting

a

akunlt not... gocs scvnrnl miles in a
night. Sometimes i hate followed the
trail at it good pace from eight o'clock
until noon to thin thc den. and some-
times even then the trail was not curl-
ed. and l gavo it .up.

"ill such instances l have luri u 818‘
pinion that the tract. was the I‘m-lull of
it two night's run combined: for in
frosty weather a truck of two nights
old appears about the name an tillt'
only It few hours old. An iiinni holcs
iirc I'luilod it is hard to determine illi-
onc lodged In the. first. day of the
nitunh'a travels.

Animaia Den Up.

"it does not require u very low icin-
ilvruiuw in early winter to cause
skunks to don up. whci-i- tiicy reninili
Ill a nitric of partial hilliiriiution until
one or two days and night... or Mitt
weather c to Then they mine out
ianrl limit-ch for food.

"Shrinks arc gregarious in winter.
often six in u doacn of them Iii-sting
together While they lll't" not Sili“l
confirmed hilicrunioru as the wood»
chucks nro, inm- im- soliiowhut dor
nmnt in tlic coldout weather of the
first hair of the winiii l dug out n
ucal of night mice oath in .Illillmf‘)
and in lipilo of their being all huddled
touothcr the) “WW so stiff they could
more only slowly.

"if a track is found iwiorc inidwiir
for it is usually that of a mule. He
may conic out in search of food or he
may have hccn whippcd out by a rum!
in this child he has to hunt for new
quarters, it in the same with llii‘
mun. and the trained fur huntcr. idiom
ing this. follows up the caimllcd alil
tnal, secure» it when cornered, it poo-
slhlc. and then takes the buck track
to its startling point. which often
brings in rlrli reward.

"in tho northern sections the rim-
ilitiit or mating time depends more up.
on lhc depth or snow than on low
iontimrlliii‘t', for cold author does not
Honolrh the iicwly nrouaoti animal on-
orglcn land the honour will travel when
the tomwrntuioo is in tho acres.

Skunk Hunter‘a Trouble.

At this time the akunit hunter has
hia troubles. Sociiilngly ti‘aiia uovcr
end. They cross and recruits timin-
sclvcs. unit the trails of their follows
unit it lit-ii llltl)‘ lw Ilsliod II dozen
Hilton in one night Ict contain no
skunks tho following morning
"The grccu skunk hunter gets fool-
cd frequently at thia time. rut he goes
about doairtliing don after dcn that
he thought would prove a gold mine
immun- niuny trail led to and from
thorn.
I’l‘nfoniior i.iidin"I A. Sargent phyai~
int tilrvci tor of liorvnrd. said recently

illOl‘t' noiuiiic than the mNtV-flnd no
wonder. since woman tout: healthy ex~
crclac while man slaved in an oiilce.

"To luck at sonic or our men.” said
Professor nurgcui, “you would believe
that nonlitncntn like Blank'a wen uni.
iron-at.

"Blank. a fat millionaire.
running to have hin portrnit painted.
‘i‘lio lmglhw-ihmc-Qtlliritiruv—Vlal act-
iied and then the painter Mid:

full face. Mr. illnnli?’
“Profilc, try all liicnnu.‘
ply. "rho curve of the idoliiarh gives
a digniii to the ilgurc.‘
phia Evening Bulletin.

 

 

dons and his own airongih; he. counts
the nunihcr of trails ordering it den
and tho numtmr loavlna. and should
more outer than the number loitvluit.
be known that aotno of them are nil-w
nnro, while it the number coloring
and loavln are equal he knows that
to tilt; won d be on uncertainties.

"Bhunlui and all other tiir bearers
usually romniii prime in poll. and the
fur of winter quality. so long as the
animal lit fat and in door! phyiiimil
condition.

 

it belonged to a mainhnr or the striped
gentry ’l‘hc cat Itppl much farther.
the track is more tuned and linen not
leave the nail prints the altimii does.

 

«Mu-on «...-nun“. .

 

 

 

 
 

 

746‘alWateb .
“O’flumbnm "
I Cola-duet.

 

 

The cat travel: a. much straighter
course and dim outline in. .
"if a chunk trams should be it any
or two old and is ad in an exposed
place like open it pray be drir
tell surly full in n'li‘a. Elven in tho
woods or other unaltered phone
now in have mile the traolat

thin for t o Imatolir to figure. His is

as likely to follow them backward aa
forward.

“The expert aim and blows the
snow out of the pi- ta; or if the aur-
rounding snow is "throw that
blowigg daatroya the trout: ha looka‘

a tray on tha trail and than

the other or satiety Inuit which my
the tootprhua too That way “Hui
he mm on the

 

I
"Although a slow traveler. th‘

 

“Outside of the fox and ottcr i new
round no more tireloaa traveler than
an old male altiiiili This is «special
at true in February. irhioh in the ma

II; time. on? one who toilown the
average do; think in his travels ota
night mm the pelt If he gets it.
Win» one of these muolrooveted

for beam- runs all night to mailing
Itltne and troops on in daylight. Then

trapper on tootoannot overtoito" him.
it the only way to overhaul him is

it! the aid of Agog." I

a} some naroieitlhioraon carried a safe
all ”5.000 off one or the Brasilian
I we hips the other day. it must mile
a anonntry feet elite to no so well guard-
ed .
the lions: fellow who told his boat
girl that aha we the apple of his are.
doubtless meant that one tree a "Book.
notnrthor.

 

 

that the tuninle figure was improving

WIS ar-

"‘Alld shall the view ho profile or
was the re-

“--l‘hliadoi-

“The wiac huutor aavoa tho empty "

off the old donut-c and sewing on a now t:ll.lll£ltTA.

(llLliEllTA Flounces lira "illnilt’il at the top with a draw string so that they can be adjusted to any
liIZt' foundation and sowed on by IlllliiI'Ol' on it plain sewing machine.

Made in beautiful effects in both uiili and cotton, at prices within iiio‘rcach of all.

FOR SALE AT THE LlNING COUNTER.

Tristram '8. Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.

 

Visit our Furniture Department and "in-

spool our

GUARANTEED
MATTRESSES

rm
é’li

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

r
’4”:

6’
t . '1‘

They are made special for us, according
to our orders; guaranteed to you, by
us; made of White Sanitary Cot-

ton Felt.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Prices from

$5. 98 to $16. 00

Positively the best Mattress on the
" market for the money.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

‘ H. Krieger & Co;

29-31 West Washington Street

Waiohour you doing there?" asked
the boon.

“Kaila“ currciitu." replied the ap-
‘ll‘ciltlt'e. iihiiliiotncmily. "Anode you'd
catch Inc at it."

"Wire you lnilulnic thin
:mywuy?“ demanded the boss.

“lotion bod."

"Wouldn't that in you! Can't your
l‘tllny-Ghtlniti got you up mornings?“

"Ampnrcutly not."

"Fuse going to dorthat every day you
can take your hat iind go ohm.“ replied
the hose. and the circuit was broken
right there.

Two telephone girla were talking ov-
or the wire one alteration. The subject
or the conversation was a law party.
which was to take piano the hostility
polls were discussing what they should
Vicar. and alter live minutwhad (some
to no decision in the midst or title int
port o’onverfltibtigg monolith” voice
intorru lied. anion?“ hum y v'Iliht num-
her he had. The act: reply ill not
squelch the lnquiror. for no Milt tor

morning.

the number.

One of the girls became indignant.
and normally salted:

"What lrzfina do you itilnh you are on
anyhow?“

"Wall. “ said the man "i am not pure.
but judging from «that t have heard
ishouid any i was on the clotheoiina.”

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

“ Benjamin"
Clothes

iiro made in New York by the
most. gifted tailors in tho world.
Their grace and good form will
itnprena you at it first glance.
They are di‘signod and tailored
with the sumo. precision which
charact rra the garments of
the “It venue tailor. yet they
III-e moderately priced.

not... till to m.

Flannel Treason. N to to.
Knit Ctraw Nate. .8. 04 A $3.
Other! It“. '

 

Joseph Davis

Ill Weanington areal.
M Namath.

 

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