Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 3, 1912 · page 5

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hWEATlHER FORECAST.

 

late tonight or on Friday; moderate
to brisk southwest winds. Smullvdle-
turbances, control this mol‘nins over
Lake Superior and the lower Mlselo
eippi Valley are producing cloudy and
unnettled Weather with showers in
the northeitn portion of the Lake re-
gion and along the Gulf coast Pleu-
sant weenie; prevoile in other red
tions east or the Rocky Mountains.
The Lake ilisturbnhce will move out-
wurd and ilhle vicinity will be on the
southern so oi it late tonight and
,: die temperature continues

low along the Atlantic coast and ov-

ei- the Rouky Mountains, but is rio-

in: new in the Mississippi Valley

and Lake region

3......”—

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperuture: Low. ,48; high. 80.
"Partly olowlly. ', ‘ _, _ .

 

 

 

'i‘he sec I or (enceo between the:
railroad Bi tlon'o in thin think)".
which werei removed when the cement
inundatiomi tor the electriool work

weeput ininoeitlon. hove been reploc:

a- odl' end pothole now have to use the
tunnel routl
to the odor.

 

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. 'What do you consider In unrer
:nonohle miltroint of trade?”

“Any mill-hint.” Replied the our;

. :poroilon oitorney, “thet {can't giro

' your per-ti lilo:- llne or human the

 

‘ibeet of t e bargain."——Weohington .

', Star.
“PM

' What do TIlto.

! The sky in blue Ind IcloudlIII.

. The auto lo bright yInd yellow. '

But tdkoi no ohonoeo: toke inIteId
Your tried Ind true uthbrello. ' ‘

Noting AmorloI. .

"You they be nreoident Iome do}.
day boy," Illid the petronizlnz old gon-
ItlemIn. ‘ ,
“amt E, ttl" reviled the Iodly
liiinpont 7 th; "youfre not trying to

. giokrdork 1 once thot for Iheed. on
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i ’ ouolnd mien keno.

Mro. All! (with newopoper)~llere'l

" Inlntoreoi no not or thingo’ I penny
iIlqu do. r‘ iI noIrly not: I ooltimn
' 6 ‘Mr. NIH Humohb You ouohi to
Ice I hot or the dunno I penny won't

 

I in. of the Hon-rare.
“Wot'I d mutter wlt' Mooney WI!-

glut”
“Aw. dou't notice himl HI thinlto
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heemth‘i. t,
"limo « «5' Icon In' loo'do o’

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l ’ iOvor am who.
iron don’t urn goo, «not your hon-e

‘lho m, but
in .getting from one’ dept»:a

tunnelinuhrohoutoquorton

‘ they on henna. town cotton wood. or

Horton (to hot little mono-4h '

 

in" Hues III Alumni

Flor Nor-walk and vicinity: Showers a“... We'- of oblivion the Littl

 

MIMI! II Much Ahmed. Ind
OIvoo Hie RIIIoIII. f

"There In: been Ilot or garbledf
Itui! written in regard to the poor,
humble beaver," em I eorreIp‘ondent.

‘

"He in the molt ,oqued Inimiil or on! ,
in exietenee in' Britleh Columbia. to- '

day.

"He Ih'uto on woter in creeks, our» -

iiowI moodowo; «to oil apple treoI if
You set them too alone to. hie wonder-
ingo. Ind. in feet, to beer the oom—
nlointe Ihout him.Iyou (elite-on the
outside would‘thlnk he ’Ih’ouid ‘be ex-
hermiuoted. But not in: he in mIn'l'
boot friend in, mom- to the inter
ouootio‘n.

"Now. 1- III In Idmiror oi the beovd
or; he hoe not on” heir on hie body.
He worlu anoeulng‘ly to shut up tht
you hove torn out: not only tor hlI
M but for the renoher that wI’ntI-

“10W Mmlliyoumopgn.v,.w
' 'w’m"fl1 Whlwthe Inm-

me:- through. they will, olooe them
Ig’oin It; night. not out in' I good
dIIn, Ind dupe he: with goth. end your
trouble low in I greet moIIur‘e.
' "They will once in I“ wlille‘ ihht up
hot o’iten‘.
piece of tin or I Infill; hole Io
the tin will moh in the wow. end
you will not be, bothered much It the
box. Now. it the when left 9,“
then onto open. which they Ill do,
your wIter would Ill run on in the
winter‘o thowo. he the! in where the
hoover romeo to their nolioi'. a.) Ihuto

hie'modidrdolng'it.
“A hoover ll owiul day when he
“Mont-III Rooortoinlypouout
mtholeinthehIIh. “mellow:

doy'o‘ Ind Ne wIlh‘ omnd Ind pile I
Mr I‘tl‘oh' when their? noth whore

willow to the, lotto or me Ind tilt}.
will come Ind Inlet! oi the shot had
get the mi of your honde :I‘nd‘ y'our
tro'ekI.

”Then they villi ,ouit, thIt niece Ind
go more "onetim- won. you do {M
omeotthotnloooondooontwoor
three nithte‘ I'nd they will get {our
ooent Io thot they Know it II'iII‘nI no
harm in them.’ '1'th will pull Ill your
Itioko out of the reed Ind been right
oxr’It work. Now their tour oi noon to-
oil out; they tore no more notioe, o!

o! I tom or oowo
v“'l‘ho, banverloonoolthe Will
the III-oer Ininlolo to domeodooto’. He
JI «13d “o; no» WI kind ‘0! roots but

the NM . hit,

Imetot. . 'i‘he'y crHI‘
together» till they ore I roxulor mot.
'i‘hen tht he likeI next it the white
“not. I!» the' I'M '1‘th Ire Mr
ooterI out or I duh: they wont to Iii

 

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fungi“ upo f

them up him-ell And then he geto ‘

your being Ironic! thin ath‘ey _'wo‘uldw

one oi the noteworthy

”Elm Our are

comer enemy I...
buyer: as the modem oi

to (the 110510. ,_

It's not shout-Lot's

know something of my Itore
time I have been at it. You wi
It any rate.

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A J. ’ OllillS 80,009:

I do make so... reeds: the boot, and no other.

Fall Ind Winter Campaign, 1912

JEDDOm-PLYMOUTH-«H. w. A

COAL

iN ALL SIZES.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

pointe oi our Itorelit. m" om heliopii.

Richy mom» on New Prim.” our large and well Ieieot- 5,
tom not ii ~

gt been accepted by kuowmu idrhiturll,
merit: i In article is here it's good *
We have iuithiulllr oonridored the turuliure needu and offer a choice

"line or moonohle turnitu're thut will tiring brightnoto end comiorit »

 

I oromue—Lwhen I tell you '1

othot I am selling the Best Poultry Feeds

And I don’t end .by shying I will give the beet—~1- do it. It you
arid mill equipment, and the length oi ' -,
llsoy that we ought to make good food 3
If you know home of my oustomere you can learn that ,

in.

MANUEL 'l'. HATCH.

 
 
 
 

_ Fit-It in duality. hut in price. Ilwoye In the Inde of its cuItom- » ¥ '
' ere-«Bonnie Home around Feed tor Horses. Cattle ondPoultry.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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owl I. Will-III. lithe
toll!" fiium' IHSOI ain‘t to: Ito. It.
old Ave.“ {ha Celina
4%: or?“ I ”1‘0“ MB
and Wow
its-33 It Ind Quinton Am. Ind“,

"- oodword Ind Loud" Mel.
51- oqwolde31WHill at. good mimwood Ave.

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3.1mm. at. m
IgéNori'z" Ill: (3“va M

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no to: on- I new: and
(filial! no $0331? I wxoh' then nun

fiber oronybox oonhoeo‘un

One I trohe‘ It 13, noon Ind I [In

highlight! time. 1-
e. Httroke ,

Tw Engtroiteo Iiter In nlerm. lire out. re
oollo deportmo 1-1
“Thread Imkel. woter to be Ihuu

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oeived

ed to or
telonhono. “It
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IABT NDRWALK FIR. ALARM '08.!

Fire hood none to Von mt street
q “Hitherto 1'10

I—Il‘ltoh School to)

Private boxeo wi flonly be pulled to:

A telephone memo to Electric Sutton

(toslhe wage the home of I p. no. one
5H- rvln MOI (DH

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one It.

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gyro tail
no "ooovfiun oi Mute; "". Ilene
you 0 neIreIt‘obco.

new
the chin! or IotinI “we?
Iteth are.

 

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Optician

 

O. B. Jackson

II wool. ,ITI'II'r
nonwout.
PHoiiI III.

. - one optical Line i;
Eyes Hardwood Free

3333*..qu or lino

“33. non-lord tune.

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All lnteroted, are cord

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Will 1.. mm... in the ileum. Building It» the .Donhury, ,.

:5 "THE MOYBH 83! OF, THE MOYER HAN. TH! ”OVER WANT ,TO 9 6
' I, OWN ONE!" ’

THE 1913 MODELS OF THE: FOUR AND IlX DYLINDEH

 

lolly (Mild to inopeet thorn

Banks!

 

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new

 

 

alarm

:33 who.

IowowowrnIIunH smooth

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THE BEST IN TOWN

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South Norwalk Dry Goods

Meu'il 61.55 Umbrellas ...

 

Lodlee,’ 6,150 Umbrellas ..

 

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so... See 3...... H Delightful who] Endé W
.Pl’ooouro arid Root :0 I: . ,

OLD POINT COMFORT. NORRQLK, RICHMON'
. and WASHINGTON 11c

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

turn ineludlnh rennin Indbert ~
ON 0. D. BTEAMERS,
Hot, and cold so». Water Bethe can he procured on Steome
out charge. Steamers are all equiphed with the United W11“
Telegraph System. -
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STEAMERS SAIL EVERY WEEK DAY AT 3
Tickets and stateroom Rownations, Pier 26, North River. ‘ ‘

Foot of N. Macro St, New York. ,
Phone 3900 Franklin. Sendior illustrated Pamphlet.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

For further portlouiars apply to .l. M. LAYTON a (30.. 5
road Avenue. or Depot 'l‘ioket Agent, N. Y., N. H. Ind H. R. '

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

uwmuhldkhmmu Ionhltiintoibrlo
more: out wold-nor. Remnant“: oniniioltov
oi ortiItio dIIimwwIllI oldeeiliulnnd ”route or
wide ,I'oooo tor lndlvidool outermontoddtoote. Woore
Indhoonolomonnm onhond. «

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

All business success is, neoeeoon
1y due to Home: earl: of Edy", »
tlemg. No motor what your on.
terprihe may be; it must become
known to others bookies yours
There are numerous methods
conveying to the pubho the loo '

 

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