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STATIONERY STORES
WEATHER FORECAST.
Ftlil' to-
Curlous Lore.
It has been remarked as n curioul
For Norwallt and vicinity: (lrculrlstlulco that Bonaparte and Wei
Illflill;‘TIli?S(la_\' increasing "cloudlucsu, lint-{ton were horn ill the same your.
probably follode, by local ShO\\'t'l'-‘;t unit that liurns and llugg. the Scotch
slightly cooler \ tonight; model-lite poets. were both born on Jan. 25; but
it Is mole lclnarkllhle that the mic
greatest dramatic poets of modern t. u
lope, Shakesililre and Cory antes, both
died on the same day In the same
south winds. An area of high pressuri-
ceutml over tlle Middle. Atlantic
States, is producing \vnrm, pleasant.
Weather lit the eastern Mullins. AuI “.1". April 23' tillfi
tires of low pressure. control met
Lake Superior is produl inu' unsettled
ntllrkllllie thut Slinkespclim
gleat Raphael nnd SobirHskl
like. the
(“i d on
showcly “(‘fliilt‘l in th I’pper Misstep the annivelsulv ni his hilt.ll~r‘r(iin .\‘eu \olk.
sippl valley and woman portion of “PM“! Shakespeare lilposltory,lkllltl
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the Lake region. Heavy rains were
«named during the last 24 hours from
llu- Southern States. Tile greatest Lightning and Concrete.
amount was 3.00 inches at Corpus
Christi, Texas. High temperatures Which has long Ill-en a matter of dis;
pole. has been observed by
member of the American Society of
Civil Engineers, ullo has a reinforced
flare reported from the Southwest.
*Phoeniz, Ariz., reported a maximum
of 106 degrees.
lch caused no injury. bill changed
the lemma of the concrete In plates
from granular to vitreous The tank:
was heavily relnfortcd.
concrete water tank on his country es- .7
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY , tute. This wus struck by llghtuing,‘ '
Temperature:
Cloudy.
Low, 61:; high. us.
1). Hart “K10, of the ltollm lines,
o as taken home quite ill yesterday.
Charles B. Holt, of Norwalk. spent
Sunday with relatives in Brooklyn.
Worshipsd In Ancient Days.
In the National Museum wllshlng-
ton there is a meteorite Weighing 1.-
400 pounds. In the Yale collection is
Court Edmondo De Atnicls, Forest, one weighing Lbib pounds, and one
ers of America, will hold its regular, at Amherst “7 pounds. Some sacred
-tin mm evening at. which Umestones, as the black meteorite wor-
met g ' , shlped at Enlesa, In Syria; the holy
”"3 officers will be “Dm’m‘md' Kunbu of Mecca; and the great stone
of the pyramid of (.‘holulu, in Mexico;
owe their sanctity to the belief that
they had fallen front heaven.
Philip R. Gleason, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank H. Gleason, of Taylor ave»,
nue, and graduate. of Yale University,
has gone to Chili for a ,two years' bus-
iness trip for a copper concern. Mr.
Gleason has the best wishes of his
many friends for sucess In his work.
Wanted n Variety.
That is a good story of the charm-
lng American woman. who was about
to partake for the first time of what
‘ ‘ ~ , our English cousins cull "high meat.“
Arthur Lindeberg, of I" place en Pheasant. I believe it was was about
teraiued a party of friends at a blue to be served and the butler asked
fish supper at the DOY‘lOn HOWE: “m bet: “Will you ‘aVe some of it stale
night. Those In the party beside the or ’lgh,’ ins 'am?" And the guest gm.
genial host wele (‘hlef George W Bozclously replied. ”You may serve mo
gaious, A. Stubell William and John a little of both its tail and Its eve.
Stadler.
—— Saw Nothing of Value In Pesrls.
Court Laurel, Daughters of CHSIIIG When the‘army of Galerlus sacked
will hold a social session tomorrow the camp of the muted Persians a. bag
evening in the quarters, ill the Hoyt's of shining leather filled with pearls
theatre building a. which time there fell into the hands of a private sol-
will be curd playjng and a, dance.’ titer, but the latter, while carefully
Each member will be privileged to preserving the bag, throw away lts
bring a friend and the Knights of (Jo-i “0mm ““der the Impress“ that
luluhus are invited. anything that could not be used for
useful purposes had no other value.
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Fire Commissioner William Thomp- .
son, of Norwalk, has made arrange: Learn mm gomeghing,
merits to have repairs effected immed- “Poets are born and not made,” said
1111er on the Hope Hose gum chom- the young man with the pale, interest-
foal truck which broke down Memor- lug face and the long hair "Are they?"
1 rod Th re‘ replied his wife. "Well, .‘Ill' show you
iall Day ‘01 owing the pa. o will be that they are made sometimes. I'll
make you watch the baby while I go
here this afternoon, It Is expectcd,snd shopping this morning or you shall
it ml be unnecessary to send the ap- never have another dollar that my
paretus t0 the Knox “10W“ lit Spring father sends to me. "
field
Ross ends c0mplnineddo Captain J.
Hurry Gibson last evening that she
W lost s, purse containing $80 in o Is a. thin that is fast linked to
hills among other things “Nady re- geivlce. The: one will cease indulg-
ported that ”he had me“ in the Can‘ lag in idle, feverish dreams of mit-
(13' Kitchen just before 3110 "“530“ 1101' lions and prominence. For the men
pocketbook and the captain lmmcd- who Is not somehow serving humanity
lately mode a thorough search of that invariably gets a dark brown but. in
place, but could find no trace of the his soul .
missing property. Miss Outta, who .._L._......l._.._......... _‘
missed her purse while on. a trolley
car bound for Roton Point, admitted ONE WE‘K
Joy In Serving. ~
One has made a genuine discovery
when one has grasped the fact that
tilted; she did not know just where she
, the purse. Up no press time
no trace of the lost property had been
found. , 3‘. -
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amer as
Filing. Piston. Cord Mounts.
' 14-1! colonial-n Ildg. Net-walk. Conn.
of a Sentinel classified ad. will give
you s good choice of replies to answar.
Get the best tenant or landlord you .
can.
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onto. A. sHAMsAueH
OITIOPATHIO Physician
Graduate of the America school of
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“do to $1.00
South Norwalk and Norwaik
It Is Illlthel to!
a loading :
~20 NORTH MAIN or.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
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You Want a Refrigerator that ,wlll maintain it low temperature
with a small amount of ice. You want a reliable value for the right -
refrigerator menus health. Our line of refrigerators are charcoal
filled and odorless and uses little lie and one that will keep food
in‘ n pelfect condition and they lllllge in mice "
From $6.75 up to$45
A. J. Collins & Co.
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Something Good for Young Chicks.
The success of your broods, from the moment they are out of the
shell, depends on the. feed you use. Bonnie t‘hlck Feeds, home pre-
pared, are the kind you can depend on to ulltke title, healthy {owls
and future sturdy layers. We use not only the host and cleanest ma
terials. but we proportion our niixll'lres sr‘lculltirally. to provide for'
the youngest chick as Well as the lull grown foul Only sweet. sound,
cracked grains are permitted to go into our feeds. ilonnle Little
Chick Il‘eedJs not an experiment. but is something that has been
carefully tested. and there is nothing used that can not be fed alone
with perfect safety. Ilonnle (thick Feed contains the choicest lm~
ported Mlilots, fine cracked charcoal, thoroughly dried and selected
grains, such as out meal. cracked wheat, cracked kltlllr. pens, line old
cracked corn, which combined. make 11 food best adapted (it produce
strong and vigorous chickens, MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in quality, lost in price, always ill the minds of its custom.
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()lll ice is ciellll u! safe to. all use. i: lire hull in. 1 \li‘) lllld certi-
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The leuiul-lllll on our \I’.l;~'“llti ll.t~lli‘mi you against the other
We handle our ll‘o ill the most sllultliry manner and
i . WE SELL T0 N0 PEDDLERS
The effect of lightning on concrete.% BrOOkSide Ice companys SOUth Norwaik
i‘lz'llllcs l‘ l’ltkerinu, Nolultll.’ I‘oun.
Telephone 580
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F' l Cl ’ S le
of Lildlcs’ null Mlsses' Suits, Cells and blesses at such Ion prices
that you can‘t affold to miss It as they must be sold because we per
i or cully anything in er from one season to snothor‘.’
i \\e. also invite you to Inspect Dill line of House Dresses, Kl~
| mouse and Waisls. The prices are low and styles correct. Come
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WE ALTER FREE.
The Paris Cloak 8t Suit House
5! 5 Main St" Stamford.
33 80. Main St., South Norwitlk
Concrete. Cement, Flag
(lCurb & Gutter Reset
Old Walks Recovered
WALKS
QGrsding, Excavating, 'Team Work
RAYMOND BROTHERS
AUTOMOBILE EXPERTS
ARE EARNEBTLY REQUESTED TO INSPECT THE 1913 MODELS
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now new)! FOR DELIVERY AT oun GARAGE
' SAVE TIME AND MONEY
By testing an automobile for an hour, a day or a Week. Our chauf-
feurs are careful and experienced men.
‘OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 NORWALK, CONN.
Home Asparagus
Home Rhubarb per bunch 5c
Potatoes per peck 35c
[Home‘Radishem Home 'Splnacu, Wax Beans, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Cu-
cumbers, Pineapples. Strawberries. Oranges.
pedbunCh 30c
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Optlci an! :gg'rm
Everything In the Optical Linc
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War on Rots.
Rats on ships do several million dol-
lsrs of dsmsgo to csrgoes every year.
to say nothing or the carrying of dis-
eases. Rat-killing virus is used we
oossfully on shipboard. but some of the
rats become Immune to the disease
which the virus causes This is not so
bad, because the rats which src not
killed by the virus. but have gotten
used to It, curry virus disease to other
rats and these in turn are killed by
the discus.
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Idionsu Looked be so Crime.
in Industrial Switzerland there Is no
place for the idle. it is considered the
duty of the authorities to assist, in
every way possible, persons honestly
seeking employment, and It is also held
to be their duty to punish the work-
slllrker and to force him to earn his
bresd before he may eat it. No tolera-
tlon to shows to the loafer. begging is
prohibited by law, and vsgrnncy is
classified as a crime In the legal code
of the Confederation.
Cold Storage 0st Most.
A man own in Massachusetts
found a blscllsnako frozen in the
snow. He took the snake up curo~
fully so that it would not break—4!
was as stiff as the rod of Moses in,
the original form-v—and took it home:
and put it by the fire. And it thawed
out It wriggled around in the henti
and would have. been all right again!
The cut ate it.
Old Customs In Synagogues. .
When the annual reading of the,‘
i. Cast up by the sec on the Borwlck
to recognise that the ludustrlsl prob-
Dook of Esther takes place In the,
every time the name of Human, who
was counsellor of King Allnslicrus.
monarch of ancient I'crsln, appears in
the book. This qllnint custom has
been observed trout time ltnmelnorlul.
—l.ondon Evening Standard.
Take Life Joyously. '
Take life too seriously, and what. Is
it worth? If the morning nuke. us tot
no new Joys, if the evening bring us!
not the hope of new pleasures. Is it
worth uhlle to dress and
Does the sun shine on me today that i
may reflect on yesterday? That I
may endeavor to foresee and control»
what can neither be foreseen nor con~
I.rtlll('d-Hle destiny of tomorrow.—
Goetho. -
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Trick Didn’t Work Out.
A Cnstleford, Yorkshire, Englnndfl
claimant to an old-ago pension pro,
duced a prey er book the other day,
with his name entered on it as having
been born In 1839 The fill: used, how--
ever. was composed of a dye not in-
vcnted till 1367, and Instead of a pen-
stop the claimant got 14 days for at-
tempted fraud.
Children’s Laughter Closed Pork.
The Pushkln Park, the only cbll
dren‘s playing ground at Sevsstopoifll
which was opened by public subscrip-
tion, has been closed by sdmlnlstrs
tire order because the children's
laughter and shouting lnterfercd witb‘.
the work of the police officials In'
their chancellory.-—Pall Mail Gazette.
Impressive “I."
"A public man slioul endeavor to
Impress bis meaning lfi simple and}
direct a fashion on [)0 his. He should’
make a practice of using words of one
syllable." "I go further than that.”
replied the energetic statesmen. "I
depend almost entirely on the brlofi
and beautiful word of one letter." ;
Artificial Heir Saved Life.
‘ The way in which her hair was
dressed was all that saved the life of
on Indianapolis woman the other day.
Shown walking along a. residential“
street, when an'slurm clock fell out of
s window in the upper story of s
house, and struck her on the bead.
Wonderful Power of Mtfslo.
The meaning of song goes deep.
Who is there in logical words cm 9.1- '
press the effect music has on us? A;
kind of tnnrtlouldto. unfathomable.
speech. which leads us to the edge of
the Infinite. and lets us for a moment
gas. into thou—Carlyle.
Always Matter of Growth.
The leader. like the poet, must be
born. and then born again. for the
spirit must quicken the spirit, and
life inspire life, before knowledge can
grow to wisdom.——Allce Freeman Psl-
mot.
Whole Found stranded.
coast. nest- Hsuxloy Point, England, a
bottle-nosed whole. 45 foot long. which
is estimated to weigh about. 30 tons,
wss found‘ the other day. '
Only Roam Enough for the People.
The world is just large enough for
the people. There Is no room for I
partition well.—~Fatber Edward Toys
tor.
'A't Bottom of Great Problem.
People on coming more and more
tom lies at the bottom of msuy our
‘ors.
www.mnmmann
If It hadn't been for the family cat. I
synagogues as a prelude to the fosti-T
vol of Purim the children shake their? ,
rattles tlillman "kloi'lfcrs"l vigorously.
l1.
undress? '
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“Safety”—spell it the new way and it’s
"F-o-r-d." Certainty of operation——
strength and lightness, made possible
by Vanadium stock-simplicity of con-
struction—these make the Ford the
safest car in the world. A reason why
every third car onthc highway this
year will be a Ford.‘
All Fords are Model T’s—all alike ex-
cept the bodies. The two passenger ,
runabout costs $590—the five passen-
er touring car $690—the delivery car
Ewe—the town car 5900—4. 0. b. Dc-
troit, completely equipped. Get iat-
cst catalogue from S. L. Benedict, 98
So. Main St.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 46.
BEAVER BOARD
ls gaining rapidly in populsrlty as a substitute for lath sud
It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of s
wide scope for lndlvidusl prefol'ment and tsste. We are sgents »
and keep a. large supply on hand.
plaster and wallpaper.
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knows' that you are
doing business, and it
won’t be long before
you’ll not know 4 it
yourself.
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