9‘” c . I ,‘Jj'l’vvululnu , ‘ (ATLAS: xvflCEMi‘Nl . \ .\ i W ’V‘.‘ x We Handle This Brand Exclusively. FERTILIZERS. SEWERPIPE. LAND PLASTER. .~‘\‘~‘\~o 3.x. \y‘\‘\‘\,- \,-\. .'I-(- -1-/-1-,-,-r-1'r-1- CONNEALLY 2i BRACKEN r \ ll '-—- THE -—— Holmes Millinery Exclusive and Practical Hats. re- modeling from customers' materials a specialty. TAILORED GOW NS Attractive Vase. ‘An effective centerpiece for the breakfast table is a flower vase of wood brown bamboo. They come in a variety of shapes. inside are sheet iron or metal receptacles to hold the water. Most any flower shows to advantage against the dull brown of the bamboo. Many of these vases REMODELED are loosely woven and dull red or Previous season’s or poorly fitting men pottery peers throush the inter garments may be remodeled in stlocs. They may be found in any strict conformity with fashion's lat- est decree. HAIR GOODS Prices Always Reasonable. 3 MONROE ST. TlUNK There are junk dealers that are al- ways knockingtheir competitors as to t‘ielr honesty. 1 claim all junk men are alike-they are all honest. But they can't pay my prices. Take ad- vantage of my high prices for all kinds oi Junk. RAGS, 1c PER LB. Special high“ prices for Feather Beds. G. YOURDISKY Homer S. Beers 8. Co. 22 W. WASHINGTON 8T“ 80. NOR. 26 WOODWARD AVE.. 30. NOR. 18 MAIN ST" NORWALK 7 CONNEALLY & BRACKEN 81 Washington St. Tel. 363-4 : I... .0. U «’0’- owing-’nta'n u.’-Ia"' n.a~c\‘x‘\-\‘\"~-\u\-\"\-‘ GULF REFINING CO. Gasoline 13c gallon AT" 1' The a. iicrshfieiddr Son 00. Viral. see. 122 Water It. ..~.-—.—..-. ~_._._. . i EVERY l Walk- Over, WEARER 1 a Walk-Over booster. Everybody boosts a good thing—41nd Walk-Over attics are the best things in foot- r. u ' ‘M. Josedrlk Sons Two ltbrcs. ' To Enumerate the Merits of The oriental store. Advantage of High Living. Medical scientists have arrived at the conclusion, after various experi- ments, that the blood of persons liv' ing at a high altitude is much richer and therefore much more capable of resisting disease germs than the blood of persons living near sea level. They also claim that lack of oxygen in the atmosphere at a great height is the cause of mountain sick- ness. .—————-—a———~ Easily Satisfied. There is a bachelor who says that all he should ask in a wife would he— a good temper. health, good under- standing, agrcable physiognomy, fig- ure, good complexion. domestic habits. resources of amusement. good spirits. conversational talents, elegant man- uors~moneyl The unreasonable ras- . cell isn’t there anything more he can think of? Futile Arguments. There was once an orator. Thcmis l levies. and as he reasoned a Colonel Bonucrgos in the audience hurled a stone at the speaker. lie took it up and showed it to the audience with the remark: "A weighty argument. but not convincing." and the argu- . meals of some are like the stone of the follow in the crowd. . 9i ’ 9’ Bad Little om. e latest 9. "Who is it had little girl?" said I ll friend of ours playfully ton Wecihins ' ‘ 3“ ...- WW--. W .-..-.-,. . .._...._. ”M... in frUi'k and puntulvia, just now "i Thlng In a; , , . nm a bad girl," was the naive reply. ~. W “Oh. no, you lire not a had little girl!" ‘ LADIES, ii You re ‘86 Charlle’ "Yoth 1 nm." persisted the little one. l "Then tell me why you are a illtd :: Arent Y0“? i girl. “liecuutho l‘tn a boy!" on- ‘ ‘ ~. - l hi. 1‘. Mother: Charlie. you're wise,‘ ““er the “60 ”8‘ II ain‘t you? What did you send that —-—---——---—-- "x junkman in here for when i told you: Ru t 8 ots.. !! to telephone “‘11 for Irmhldifron. till; “my (11:03” can pdmm a". Port 81.. Fast . orwa . w o pays c ‘ ' . . 9! lb. for mm, and better ill‘lN‘fi for calmed by bits of soap. adhering to H rubber metals and feather beds than “19 WU” when (My (tulle in ton- I| anyone else. tact with the bluing Wilii‘l'. Avoid ' i" Charlie: What. difference does it bnrinlt those unsightly marks by cut- ; . make? ting the soap into snmil pieces and ’1 Mother: What difference does it tie thorn in a salt has kept for the .. "‘ make if you asked me For a orange , .7 n , , purpose. i 'l and i gave you a lemon. lou know " - M" 9‘. my mariners-'imhua'ram'r W . ‘ »- . B‘Iaé‘figafi‘nll’umps u doesn‘t go around with bells nor' Dorothy came running up the walk -' 0‘ come to the house unless sent for, one morning her baby hnnd extend- Come in and see them. A Next time Watch for the. also. 35 Fort ed and on the tiny palm a huge brown ‘ 9] St. and you will learn gametmng, . and black caterpillar. "Just look M u ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ l what We found. Mrs. li--——." she or. claimed. ioyously. "i never even looked for it, but this is my favorite worm!" Vegetable Wool of Abyssinis. A variety of cotton referred to by the snclentu who visited Abyssinia u The methods emplryed by he natives in cultivating. spinning a' l Weaving are most primitive. and hoe been lit tle improved in hundreds of years. A Logical Conclusion. Poor little .lamie had caught a bad cold and his revered Joints were on. pleasantly stiff in consequence. "I think.” he sighed, "that somebody must have put starch into the water of my bath." Uses for salt. A little salt rubbed on the clips will take off tea stains. Use si.;t and water to clean willow furnil:.rc. An ply with a brush and rub dry. A small quantity of salt put into white- Sentinel is Unneces- serv— Judge for Yourself -—__.._ wash will make it stick better. To Make Religion Attractive. "i wish i knew some way to make religion more attractive to the mass-i es." "Why not have a description of. heaven written by one of these men who write descriptions of summer re- sorts for the railroads?" Subterranean Aquatic Life. The French Academy of Science he‘s been asked to utilize a subteni ranenn river at Lot for the study oil aquatic nn'inmls' for many generations' out of the reach’ of sunlight. The Sweet Thing. . Clara—He says he thinks i am the i nicest girl in town. Shall i ask him to call? vSarah—«No, dear: let him keep on thinking eta—Town Topics. m...— Misplaced Confidence. Confidence in an unfaithful man in TUESDAY, MAY 1. 19"“ "vegetable wool" is still g‘own there.’ that Jim Bradford and you drew gtraws to see which one would get me. Money ih_)'Oilf' purs‘e. ls'subiect inlets and to the temptation to ‘nd it for something that you do not actually need., If‘deposlt- It is satexsni drawing interest. A DOLLAR OTARTO AN ACCOUNT. pd. Monday evenings. Cloaed Saturdays at noon. . ave Something for Vacation Time ' eSoutlt NorwalkSavings Bank ’ " longs. . time of trouble is like a broken tooth “and a foot out of Joint-h-Prcnrbs of Solomon. 25:19. i . . .mrp... or... motion who has no music in his soul may set rich writing popular Powar of One Word. A word is a little thing. yet one word has been many a man's destiny for good or for evil. . ' W the conclusion that i drew the wrong straw. on to do great thihds‘on the slant" diencs not tagged layering." . LITTLE IURPRIBEO. "Clugston. i believe l‘m six years behind on my subscription for the Blizzard. (lot change for a twenty?” "This grocer bill of yours is not correct, Mr. Wilkes. You‘ve omitted the ten pounds of bacon we got her! two weeks ago." “isn't this Drerei 1113? Not Then they've given me the wrong number; i beg your pardon.” “Had. you needn't send me any money this month; i have enough left over from last month's allowance." “Mrs. Johnson, we've come to install the telephone you ordered put in yes- terday." Matter of Assurance. “Some of your speeches." said the rynicai friend. "make me think of a mathematical marvel i once knew." "in what way?" "lie would dispose offhand of any problem you gave him. Nobody in the crowd was able to say whether he got the right answer, and it really didn't seem to make much din‘orcnce. anyhow." NOT one. i “ProBrusaels.” Crex Fibre, "Log Cabin," dainty designs. Printed and inlaid Linoleums. Oil Clothcin all grades. he cheerfuly furnished on request. TRISTRAM' & HYATT Norwalk's Lending Dry Goods Store 8 and 6 Gazette Building. Norwalk, Connecticut Artistic Rugs, New Colors and Patterns Wilton Velvete, Axministers, Body Brussels, Tapestry Brussels. 18 in. x 36 in. to 9 ft. x 1‘.’ it. .. $1.00 to $50 Inexpensive Rugs for the Summer Cottage - A Very Large Line of Lace Curtains We make a specialty of Window Shades to order, and estimates for one window, or the entire house will I ’ W 61-0 Ana‘— ilrgny‘L-l suppose i do look down in the mouth. Miss Sweet told me last night that she could m-vor love any man. . runny-mini! any should that discour- iii‘i.‘ you? ‘ Disordered Fancy. , i'm‘ll Pippa, it lit'stih’ l.Hl‘i‘. 1, i lull “flit“ nit-l loudly «‘u", l "l iil‘iillll'tl i new it mri-r . ’i'illlt Hui-i lint lull .i i‘m'” “”“‘“‘“m 1 Not a Superman. Zeke was on li‘izll ior startling f‘ol.1 Todd's chickens. ill’t‘l overwhelming testimony had been introduced by tho proH-oulion. (‘allod upon for his doi tense. Zeke snid: g "Well. sub. lodge. 3" see. it dies- llwsy: hit (‘oi 'i‘odll wull keep den: tor mags nn‘ 'n-nncrlhtrnm‘mhwmfl: and he keep dom in. dni hen house whil‘h is sninck on do alloy, anti do bongos Jis druppin‘ irum do do‘. an‘ be , done rel-git “i‘i‘JH‘ is d.- pndlook, 3" can't blame. me» l'an it‘s a hoolnkn bein’l" W Celersture. Maybe. - “Do you lemclnbcr the oldest Jimp- . son girl?“ ‘ _“l-2smelaida?” I ”Year" "Quite well?" "You know and i know that she was born right here ill .\lnbatna.and yet. since she has become an opera sun" she calls herself a (‘olorndo soprano!" At Last. “He‘s a genius!" "What‘s he err-r done?“ "lie has contrived n plan by which he has been able to harness his use. motor nnd make it run his sewing ma chine and work the clmru.“ "Wm—a... Particular Speech. “lily dour. do you love me still?" "i still love you. and i suppose i would love you still. if lever saw you that way." W GOT THE SHORT ONE. U...- The Newly Wedded Wife—4. hett‘d The Bruits-Yes; and we come. to A Common sight. These days we‘re not [lines at all. Unless we've ween An airman full. i _..___.________ i l The Diitltuttyr f'Did Barnstormfyainbitlon egg him "it might have done so 1: had the III- ...“ ~ H. Krieger 8. Co. I nvitation May is Moving and HouSe Cleaning Time We are preparing to show the best “ML of Pill ultufv: III llic NUIiVfllks. a See our large assortment of Brass and iron Beds, Springs and Mattresses, Dressers and Chiffoniers. They can be seen in Mahogany, Maple and Oak. Dining Room Suits, Parlor Suits~ All kinds of Go-Carts and Carriages. for Babies We are exclusive agents for Leonard Cleanable Porcelain Ice Boxes. for the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets, for the fam- ous Quaker Ranges. We give a discount on all cash pur- chases, but you can also open a charge account. ' It Will Pay You to Visit Our MOVING SALE We Are Now Selling Women‘s Mayfair Shoes, OxfrOds, Pumps In All Leathers at . . . .. man's csawroa and JAMES nanns'snoas, Ox- fords.and Pumps. at . . . . . . . . .. $3.15. $.65 and 82.50 WOOMEN’S STORM RUBBERS. in all styles of heels at 43c MAX LEVY iso‘wfliliiiero‘u eraser IRIDGI. a... ora. .. 4‘ a. .u. . saw 4"“? eIIlIIIsIOUQIOOlas ..--sn- $s.60 ‘ Maplesik ColdSchmidt ’ Commission ~ Brokers Correspondents of J. Frank Howell, member Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York. ’ Stocks and ”Bonds bought and sold tor cash or on conservative margins. South Nerwaik ' lililil ill Will Silliil \\‘.\i.l. STREET. 10:10 a. nl.-—'l‘hc selling pressure against stocks was resumed at the opening of today‘s mar- hot. ‘L‘. S Stool was again the frat- uro, the owning transactions compris- ing 9.000 shares at 64 7-8 and 645% against or. 5-8 at yesterday's close. Reading, Chesapeake and Ohio and the copper stocks also showed murk- od weakness with general declines .i..-._,.,t.-_... u... it... _ Sales of U, S, Steel continued heavy during the in- itial dealings. Practically the only stock to show any steadiness was (‘n- undian Pacino, which retained but it small part of its rise in London. WALL STREET, ll :1. m.—Deaiings in l’. S. Steel overshadowed all else in the first hour. The stock made a further decline lo lit 3-8. from which it resort-rod sliahzly. Other stocks to lall a point or more included So‘uhern Railway, international Harves tr, An aconda. American Car and Foundry and Wisconsin Central. Among the standard railway shares Reading. Union Pacific and .\'. Y. Central soon made. recoveries to above yesterday's close. Trading fell off after the Ollt‘ll- lug. ' nonlinear Phliltus Pollock. Philitus‘ Pollock, an inmate of the Fitch Home for Soldiers at Noroton Heights, died there yesterday. He was eighty-five years. eleven months, and twenty‘seven days of age. He was a private in Company I“, Tenth Con. necticut Volunteer infantry. The re- mains will be taken to Providence, R. i.. for intrrmeht. The woman who can teach can find private pupilswassuredly through a modest campaign of Sentinel Want advertising. The Sign of Quality in Straw Huts of Quality. .\'0 Better Made. $3.00. “.00, $5.00. Other good Straw lists as low , ad 32. . \Vnsh Fonr-in-i-iands, 25¢. 600. ' It , Joseph Davis as Washington at. Tel. Con. ‘
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