Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 15, 1911 · page 5

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P Dresses 8. Wrappers

 

Ladies’ House

in Gingham and Parodies. a com-
plete assortment in all sizes.
M 79c. 01, $1.25 and $1.49

E. K. BANKS

MAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK

 

 

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SOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
BOXES
Fire Alarm Headquartern nt Electric
Works. Telephone for tire alarms.
No. 24.
3—‘Wuehington and North Main Stu,
Muhnokemo Hotel.
Amway and Raymond Sin.
5-41! & G Corset Factory, private.
6w Hoyt‘a 'l heulro.
7~Norwnlit liosnllnl.

8~wMuelc Hull, hutt-lls Clifford and
City.
9 ~~Crotls St.
' 12~ *West St, Franklin School.
13-‘( oneord St. Concord and Lincoln
Schools ,
“whim-til Mnln and Ann Sis. '

Iii-”11131: Sn, and liayview Ave.

lfimrNorwnlk iron Works.

17-wWeut Ave. and Cedar St.

18~~~~High School, “We!” Ave.

ZIwWost St. and Taylor Ave.

23~JEly Ave. and Lowe Si.

Siw-Cheslnnt and Henryu Stu.

25—»‘South Main and Monroe Ste.

28 -~Lexlnzton Am tutti. Austin “t

27-Wo8t and i‘lm illovo Stu

but. Grow and
Meadow Ste.

82*‘(Mi Electric Works, State St.

ado-,‘stirlng and Clay Stu.

ahw'Huvilundnnd \aner Ste.

37M'1mckwood Mfg. Co.

dléFnirfleld Are. and ti‘odllr Si.

42v-w-Tuylor Ave. unit South St.

43-Woodwnrd Ann. and Mention St.

4i“ JMHUYI‘RI nnri Qulntnrd Ares und
Wnter St. '

46- ~-«Woodwuid and Lotvndotl Aves.

5h (:olden Hill St nnd ll‘lmwood Ave

52 Wonhi on St iiri go

h3-—Fxolg 11. yard hint on 8t prlvito.

oimNorwnik Lock (3.0 Private.

" Denoteo non-intortering boxes. M.
muster box. from which the number or
my box can be rounded.

One stroke at 12 noon and 8 p. m..

mundnrd time. 1

One stroke at odd times. letting or
line oven. 1-

TWO stroller utter an alarm. fire out.
I‘OCIIII department, 1-]

Three slow strokes, water to he shot
OR. l—l-wl .

At 13: 05 p. in. each Wednelday. a
box is pulled for test

Fire alarms for any district also re
«trod by ooiephono 24.

h‘. P. Roonex, the man of Spam-h
Wu- hune, will resign his position at

 

“the Burton store this evening and will

like no the dildos of another with the
Hountonlo company next Monday.

 

William 1. Foster. 0! Reed Itreet.

. in the proud neuron-or ot a new Voile

mine, which he purehued recent
l! The new machine it of a tor-
)o‘ilo My two and ill a bounty in

. mry‘ mpoet.

 

Wit. onti Roi-ton Shoe: and Oil-

for“. oilriathoro. Glover“: Shoe Stern,

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Minimum. a recently “mode
’ “not; oonnootiug Newton

winding the otroot and putting
m m Oli'i'l'd out under the
' ot‘tlontmttor John 11. Ho,-
' 'l‘ho‘proporty throth which
Wron- 1m pumhuod tom
‘ulii nod to now owned hr

We whieono

. had on established route ulni‘o Auguel ,

tulle tum menthol

- - You - -
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN

74 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH
NORWALK

TELEPHONE 165-2
,, The new State ”Lilirury building, in-
Hartford ill attracting the attention of
illustrator: outnlde the state. An old
conservative publication in ilouton.
Muse. has made it n lronliupluoe for
its cover design.

 

 

John C. Hyde, of Norwulk, line pur-
ohnned the oil hnnlnone of William L.
manner. Mr. Binacor bought it from
(.iotvoll nlld Cannon and with his own
additions sold to Mr. Hyde, who llflii

me. a l

 

Mrs. William A. Dluhrow, who linos
boon roniiuod to her home in Henry
street. iii lo a very nervous condi-
dlon. Mrs. iliuhvow'a friends; or» in;
hopes that the spring will bring a:
derided rhunge and that she will he:
better. hire. Bunion. oi Missouri, in
attending her.

 

 

Three prlnonora from Fnlriioldg
county were taken to the lituto prison}
at Wolhornliolti, yesterday. by homily2
Sher”! Srotlold. They Were: Thomnu
llrontmn. statutory hut-glory. one to
two yearn; Frederick A. Moholu, not
trunnion oi obacotlo pictured. two,

,4 nowollollmhied on nur’iive immense floorn tor the Sprint trade has

 
 
 

 
 

come from tho world'n hoottooto‘rieo. Factorial that have “Milled
universal reputntlons tor reliable good: and right prim. “not or
there lnrgo tuctorloo tell 'to one atom only in ouch city. We rapt-e»
lent them in this vicinity exclusively. and when you no)! 01 on your
purchase hear: u guarantor» booked by both lulu alone and than
great factories. A guarantee that proteetu you absolutely from inter.
lor and defective unuiltieu. it your Parlor, Dining lloom or Red
Room need one piece or complulo' relumlohlngu. you tutu find what
you want hero or price: from one-third to one-half lower than alw-
where. .

The A. J. COLLINS COMPANY

12-18 NORTH MAIN SYRIIT OOUTH NORWALK.

Whatever You Want
Whenever You Want It
. Wherever Used
Your Wants Can Be Supplied

RAYMOND BROTHERS

 

"BONNIE" LITTLE CHICK FEED

This ill a homo product, trash each day. cumllmlntl of old crooked
corn. millet seed. crnohod wheat. stool out out moot. mud only tutorials
that node in every respect up to our high ulnntirtrti are mad. A oom-
nlotc grain ration tor little chiuho. prepared “will"! to moot the

needs during the critical period of chick lilo Contain: element: or
food which lnnure only digeotion Mid rapid. helillili growth. 1 nonm-
ly holloro it to he the hunt chick feed on the market. homo“ it not
all the good ihinrtll that the host or them hale. ulth the added benefit
oi being fresh. which in moot «mutini.
MANUEL TORO HATOH.

Find in quulily. lull in urine. elven in tho mind: of it: onion-
orowlioonio Home Ground Food (or Home. Collie andii’oultry.

 

 

comm, indecent asaunll, three counts.
one to ihruo yearn; Henry Sloinlxt‘i‘.
will‘ully and rulonlotmly burning horn.
one to two yours.

 

In ‘3." order from too udininnlgonv-
out 3 ohm» the mmmonding oiloor o!
Troop R. Cavalry. C N. G in dlmtod
lo lustre the nocesuory order: for one
tint a duly in April or May, end tor
tux day‘s «ion at the military render-
vouu. Nluntle. Juli~ 17 to 22. inolulin.
Battery A. Field Artillery. in to unite
a practice month or iii: dull. August"
7 lo 12 inclusive. in pine or duty
previously ordered

 

«Children's 81100! tor Euler. Giov‘
er‘s the pinee.

 

John Funnllii. of South Nornlil. hu
been omitted the oontnrl tor the em
tion or a at: house at the new Brown
reservoir by the tutor control-sinner!
of the City of Norfolk. The Job in not
a large one but the “to in mode uncoo-
anry by the toot that all the vulva ore
uncoVered and would without doubt
duller much from oxpoouro to the we»
than The not. home will)» con-true
ted oi hold ntone inld in a rustic utyio.
With the execution at needing down I
portion oi the ground thin will cone
piotnly punish the worii.

 

Workman oi the urn of would end
Colon-n1. or New York who have tho
ponmct to build on tom nueklhuhun
inohwood Mnuooioutn in Riverside
actuator, but the work pro?
portion to tho beginning of the WW
«will l‘mlt. A Mi)! loot dorriok Which
will have to be out! to rain the non.
ha been not on. M noon on the worlt
in darted properly. which it in upon-
tod will in by Mention Mo apart
Item worker- viil mm on the ham
mite directly hero. The writ will

 

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EASTER
SUITS

Coats, Dresses
Skirts and

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

your Hilfliil or six.

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unmoulnr Boono in ”mind Whoa
atoning Animal: AM Removed §
to Better Fanning Ground».

SALEM, 0119.. April 1,3.»At leullt
thirty thousand elk must he moved
from Jackson Hole or they will die
of narration. For the loot tow years
the State 01 Wyoming has been worn

those animal» trout starving, and each
winter ilndn oonditiono worse. it ll,
estimated that at least fifty thounand
elk winter in the Jnekeon'oliole mun
try, a large area uouth at the Yellow»
atone Notional Putin The elk neat-
tel' during the Hummer moni‘ho. many
of them grazing in the park. but no
winter nlrprouohed they oolworne to
heard their olli winter nunrltru 'l‘hone
quarters were umnie bolero the home.
ownde come to lonco the inndu. The
The ollt would reed on the rink grunt: oi’
the valleys in the full, work up on the
sheltered hillulduu in the winter. and
when nocunully urged deucend to the
creche and bromine among the young;
Willows and other toilette nnui thoI
hurling grotto "come. The ilotneniohd-i ,
or“: font-‘0 hull mode this ilntmuollllef
now, rind lurch year ionnenu the an: ‘
ounl of open rouge. The result in:
that despite the. lume- amount ot‘tued,
furnished them by the Stain ouch with?
tor noon on enormuuli lieulh lotto oi this
,t‘urlt dlonmmrlng same animal. :
Duran lo amelioration (tom trunnion;
:ihe ellt will break dowu the ntroniront
gunned wire tonne unrronntllng n hnr-j:

 

 

t .
gtor lhr- milieu moot guard their hay:

tnighl Iiid tiny. The talk lmvo been;
litnown to mount uplm the inllen bod;
lieu of their companions. and lining
Eoilmll in tho (on or n thatched roof?
islu‘id, when- they would wruolonoly}
devour the rotten hay or ntru'o‘ need:
in it cool coloring. “ l
To attempt to drive thorn anywhere. {
f.“ in I hand numbering thousnndm
ammo on lmpoeuihit- innit. yet the gov-g
forument nupmllrlollon in autheieut or. i
ldonce that this tent will he nndortn
than Splinter Wurron hols alto ohtnin l
Zed u prumiun from tho War lit-puri-
tnenl for lluillcionl tuitiritnnu lo herd
the oil: A tentuliw ohm fitlfififllleil:
girl to have the» not lit-rd nurrountieti-
,ny I cordon of imports on 3118.1de
lure the one in the «amnion it is;
idonlrod to drive the oiit with two ad
.dillonui lines or enroll-ruler: liming;
out along the, roltrne. A rloulnx in-
fot this circuit intuit. alnrl tho. ollt on ,
ithn mum-v and the unique race would .
{be on.
M a given oignnl the nutrition niong :'
*the room would died more toward.‘
gunning well in advance oi the fleeing:
herd. multimedia to nerve In reg}
into for then:- ridertl would have to:

, pmponod route nnd tho surging. alrun l
.sliog um kept moving until the ml :
.‘ no ruched.
: Pioturo thirty thousand wild olk in
full night pnuuod hv mountodfuvnl-
rymon tiringn their rerolroru into the,
air to further terrify the fleeting uni
main 3 worn or more of ridorim
mount-wit» annoy I hold homruon
.wili be thrown in thnt wild iinhh
with broken bone: it not lost of life.
i Bmtor Warren o inondtnont to tho
.urioultunl hill appropriating 820..
one "tor lending and removing ollt’
'troln Balloon“: Hole to hotter feeding
lground in Wyoming." mod during
in» loot hour: of doomed. on the
lureludo to what mull undoubtedly
lprovo the moat intern-ting and oxoit~
ling Institute or the kind «or trillion.
in: in my cousin.
; The Worm amendment moon. thot
loom. line next summer prominent
51ml}! will attempt to hood toll-tn
“round or more wild elk from the
crowded ungo- o! Jooitoon'n Hole in
hotter (Ming mood! on the Bit
lion nun

When the ram attic helm w
in it. petiole» ii»: in that notion

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A WMIR'I wardrobe to not complete without o visit to our «we.
"when you «one» out the my aria-elm «it will! I- the W
loo. Magnolia» of everything lilo toil. '

 
 
 
 

night to with.“ immense hard: or
hit wild omit «vomiting live thou.-
‘Mifl‘dvnmumlflldhfld. he
Whig «him it ohm allies to the
mm not «a the him-t eon-
, mutton“ «ammo
o! the golden m lnilo to m

 

sprinting torso trump for int, LO keep V

eitperis. _ “ .

hint-h. and during a portion of the min . ‘

.ho “allotted at internist along thel ' '

The Man of the Ho ,

,otthowoltitm’ootnhunmoo‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Best Tuning and
Repairing _,
of all kinds of musical instruments, done
at M. Schoenberg Piano Company, 104
Washington Street. Don’t forget this

when you want any moving. tuning 0t
repairing done. Our workmen are u

 
 
 
 

 
 

Don’t-Get Into the'Wrong Store

if you are looking for a Piano, you are
looking for M Sounenberg Piano Corn-—
pauy, 104 Washington Street. Here ”is.

where you buy the best Pianos for the
least money.

A Job Lot of Pianos

ave been offered to us at marvelously.
ow prices, but we are in the Piano busi-
ness to stay. We want every customer"
to be a» friend and advertiser for us, and
we have no use for Pianos sold in job
lots. We sell the Gabler, Chickeriilg".
Kranieh & Bach. Sterling, Huntingto
and Mendelssohn Pianos, which are a .
islic productions, made by men who are
masters of the art, and are sold only 7
South Norwailt at M. Sonnenberg Piano
Co., 104 Waéhiugton Street.

' M. SONNENBERG .
PIANO 104 Washington St.
CO. Phone 30

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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equipment for S900

The first demonstration will convince the uncut nkeptlcni.

OSCAR H. BANKS

RIVER STREET. NORWALK

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

1. 14' WHO OAN DO .0"! ON! THING AND DO 11‘ WILL.
WILL TRAIN YOU

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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