Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 12, 1913 · page 4

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night and Thursday; colder t0night;‘
lbrisk northwasterly winds.
”turbance that Was central over ‘Michi-
gap yesterday morning. has proved rap-I
Iidly eastward, and is new central over

 

WEATHER FORECAST.

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lFOl‘ Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to

The dis-

Eastern Maine.

it caused light snow

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or rain in the Lake region and New .I
England. The southern disturbance is
central this morning off the Atlantic
coaét near Hatteras, N c
quite heavy rain in the southern dis-
tricts. An extended area of high pres
sure. which is new central over ‘South
Dakota, is producing fair weather with
low temperatures in nearly all sections
east of the Rocky Mountains. Zero

‘ temperatures prevail in all the north-
ern states from Montana eastward to
Maine. ‘

court will enterlfld Court William

McKinley. of New Canaan, and after

the meeting'tliere will he a smoker
,. with refreshments.
« I assured.

» (re. will hold the
if! \. meeting this evening in Mimic Chain
’ non.

coin Birthday party alter the busi-

installs Filill scans

' flirtation of on First pivotal: of on

'1 hmslfill m

it caused 1

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low. I10; high, 21.

Court Nel‘cuk. No: “will '11 Foresters of

 

Amerlodélwm riots in 1 portant bus it
loses meetidgrtonithtw'l‘he Nor-walls

A good time is

 

Court Frances, Order golden scep—
regular business

All members are requested to
he present for there will he a Lin-

ness is dispensed.

 

The Bridgeport force of the New
York. New Haven. and Hartford flail.
road construction work gave a dis-
nor in Carr's in Bridgeport, lust oven-
ing Several Nowell: young men.
William Ives. modality and Elmer
Brushes. were among the twenty-live
in attendance. The dinner was a
moot success.

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BE 8 TITLE

(Continued on filth rm):

lug building and to make his .oslt on
a cross shoot which was stills mo-
most free from ride are. The con-
salmon: and his stall carried along
with drum s. Whundoci loss. who had
been brought into the- consulate
building for Weaponry "connect.

WAfilllNi‘l'l‘ON, Full. 12.w'i‘ho llrol

iArmy, about 3.000 strong. has been
ordortld we
service." it; s
l‘l‘hlrd laundry, o Medians hummus
end On the; 1mm ’flntsotry. at
Platonic-gt no the Feminists tn-
imagery. or. W NMWI oil in New

1, filers colonies room

installation-thou

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ought 1 yes a lotto." "'lt loo

 

for "ospodltlomfl' 1
. composed of the .

For Dyspepsia I .- T,
If yeti suffer Stomach Troub‘
end you try our remedy. it won'
cost you a cent if it falls. «

To prove to you that ind lion
lime?“ “ll?“m b” if???“ ’23;
av on a Box po
Tablets will do it. we willylurnish
the medicine absolutely free if it
falls to give you satisfaction.

The remarkable success of Resell

Dyspepsia Tablets is due to the ill b
o of scientific skill used in

Villfll their formula as well as to the
car‘s exercised in their manufacture.
whereby the well- known pro srtios
oi Bismuth-Subnitmts and could
have been properly mlnblnedw

‘ Co'rminativos and other scents

Bismuth-Submits“ and Pencils
ore coiistontly employed and recog-
nised by the onth medical omiss-
lies an int sluahle in the treatment
of indigestion end dyspepsia. Their
flops: combination makes a remedy
evaluable for stomach relief.

We are so oertsio that there Is
nothing» good for stomach his so
Resall yspcpels'l‘tblsts thstwouns\

- you to try them st our risk. line
since. 215 mu. 50 cents. and 81“).
- You can buy Resell Dyspepsia Tablet
to this community only st our stout

THE OLlFFOBD FHAEMACY

. S‘Quittner & Clarity. c ”a:
South “ onne -
Norwslk I’M autumnal-b M

Mic: hourly
so. .. 9%°I%’Mm m
Tbs mums; Anode-5m

. Formation of Worlds.
There are two hypotheses in reference
to the condition of the matter of the

begins its discussion of the tognstlon
or the worlds. Both these agree that
the matter was in a nebulous condition

not assume that matter wss crested

the life history of the oulmsh so the
nebula may be taken so the startle:
point for tho llfh history of the planet-
ary slstom. " On one theory the nebuls
was into. tons of a hosted gas: on

tooric dust. This latter many astron-
omers think is more likely to be true.
mscientillc Amer-icon.
W
. ,clsver Fest.
“rho“ girl was talking to the excel»
logo men.
“And what are you doing to do now
that you hows complomd your odors.
lion 1" she “kilo.
“0h lthioi: i'll live on my income."
he answered slrly.
“l am disappointed to you. Live on
your income. indoedl Why don't you
do some mot deed to show the world
how clever you lire?" ,
"My dear young women; if 2 one
card in living on“ my income it will be
the elevated deed nuy man over In»
ccmpllshod."--tllovcluud Plain Desist.

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Ho on on book.

A sailor who trod lauded other a long
voyage. end having been hold off. dull.
on s gull. threw his luggage ldlilds too
lumped on too lilamlf. .
“he; pardon;ei
ed copious. "out monorail! got molds
and put your one on top.”
"stem the cart shard. lsrvsy. has

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universe at the moment when science "

As Professor Young says: ”illu- dose ..

in a nebulous condition. As‘lhs ass I:
may be taken as the staining point for "

the other. it was s cloud of cold ms. 7'

oils on minus 5‘

on deck sod is»

. Evhrr houss- co “ mum in on no ‘ 2
ed to no needs and which 'sho‘ will no able to make some.» .
. tial sayings on her purchase for our goods are WW; made, iln- 1

 
 
 

 
 
 

Ii} Manet? QUALITY. ‘

While it is quite usual to Judge the economy of a lfded by its cost
and to think that the iowoet priced feed is the cheapest, its a mutton
of fact the real- test of the value is what it will produce in good results: ;

Nothing but. unusually good quality distinguishes “Bonnie"! home
ground feed for lidrses, Cattle and Poutry, .from any other. lgive
you my personal guarantee that they are composed of only the

.cholcest’ «feeding grains that can the obtained, made of only such ma-
terials as you yourself would approve of iryou stood bynnd watched

'1'llhfl mixture being made, as you may if you so desire. Price doesn't
count for much when you get what you want. but it's pleasant to
know that Just now you will get a better food for less meney.

1, ' ” MANUEL T. EIATCH.

 

.BuckvvheatCoal.................................1'. $3.50

No.sPeaCoal................................‘.I$4.50

No. eNutorPeliCoal........................,. $6.00

LchighEgg.Stovesnd Nut.....................$7.50
DeliverEd in Cellar.

' Coke, Wood, Bundled -Wood,ACharcoal. _

RAYMOND BROTHERS

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0.13. Jackson Monwstx.
o Optician I 1 "Wu”
Everythinng the Optical Line '1’

Eyes EXamlned Free *4
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Compare . the many ExcluSive.
Features of The 1913 MOYER

with Any Other Automobile Made.

our Garage.

OSCAR H. BANKS,

GARAGE. RIVER STREET.

...............

-Agent

NORWALK. CONN.

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. or food to drive some crfIthese hardy

with a yellow. throat. and little‘hlzick

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

12- here in unusual numbers and were
The various models arenow ready for demonstration at 11 MM m will“ flocks feeding on the
1; winged seeds of the ash. or coming ‘
-- to. the honeysuckle vines to feed on ‘
'2 the rich berries until their bills was

‘I stained with the Nice. Look at that

 
 

 

.3 are second only to the humming bird
.. in also and moment. of pines here in
f: ‘the winter, x
j for food and you may see their yellow
~- and golden crown that proclaims than
i‘. firings.” r. * ..

‘ berry red, deepest on breast, crown ,
and rump. and you yill agree that they

 

HOT DRINKS

When shopping and you tool a desire tor a little Monument

_ stop at handles and have is nice warming And refreshing hot drink.

Clerks sud others ore wolcoma to use our parlor to est their
lunches at all times.

RUN DLE’S BAKERY

NORWALK ITORI.

 

 

 

 

present were the recipients of a rare

‘ treat in the paper read by Game and

Fish Warden Wiihur F. Smith, of this
oil? . '
The paper, which is worth reading,
and is entitled "Winter Visitors froml
the North, " is as tollows: '
Though some of the migrants may
slip past us in the nighttime we know
with reasonable sureness those birds]
that will ivislt for a ”noon on their
journey lNorth in the spring, and those

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‘ which spend the summer with us but

it is not so easy to’ he sure or the'
winter birds from the North.
it takes storms, deep snow and lack

.follows down. to visit us. and theymay

be few in number and rare. or occur
in large docks and he very 'tame and
some about our homes.

Though unknoWn to most people the
horndd Ilarksrmay he found in varying
numbers each year along the shore.
They are about the also of a blue bird

tufts of feathers that may he erected.
and give rise to their common name.

. Time It! In Just Five Minutesc'l’hsre NVill‘

At the meeting of the Norwalk land I
‘Glub, held on Monday evening. those '

|tsste good. but work boldly; ferment your stomach in a healthy child!“

'thdt it strengthens and regulhtes your getting a large fifty-cent case ofPe, e'tl

ltoods without fear. 1 . .

be no Indigestdll‘
Scorsese, Heartburn, Gas or Dyspepsia. 1 "

Do‘ some reeds you out his baciw— Disposals ls oulck, maltlvo a M

 
 

 
 
 
 

into stubborn lumps and cause a sick, so the misery wou’t‘c‘ome hack.
Isour, sassy stomach? Now. Mr. or mrs.1' You feel different as soon
Dyspeptic hit this down: Pope's bio-'81:: comes in contact with til 31
pepsin digests everything. ’leaving och—distress lust vanishe ‘
nothing to sour and upset you, No dlf- stomach gets almost, no gases. no 1191
foresee how badly your stomach is dis- Iing, no erudtatlons of undigested “
'ordered you get happy relief in live your head clears and you feel fine
minutes, but what pleases you most ls1 Put an end to stomach trouI-hlc

 
 
 

 
 

 
 

 

 

stomach so you can eat your favorite Diapepsln from anyl 6&8: store. ‘
’realize in five minutes now use

Most remedies give you relief some- ‘ it is to suffer from indigestion. 5
times—they are slow, 1but not sure. 'pcpsia or any stomach disorder.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

to keep as "fat as butter balls” and . ,
their spirits at the point where they 1, .
bobble over with song. . « 1 ~
As the cold strengthens with the '
lengthening days the initiated scans
the pine and spruce trees for a glimpse '
of the cross bills feeding on the cone3.;
They may come in numbers as they/1.2
[did in 19011, when they were so tame Ijj
1they attracted attention everywhere - .
feeding on the chaos and on the ground I
under the trees. "

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Electrical Co. 1’

The Only Fully Equipped :
auto-role“? once :2 '
In?“ Twain
AUTO SUPPLIES

Phone son—I8 no 5“?!“ st;

 
 
 
 

 

Early on Christmas morning the
snow lay deep and it was cold. The
mist-from the Sound drifted in and
covered tree and weed stalk with beer
frost; and when the first rays of the
sun slant
like fairy land. needing lbut a touc
of life to complete the picture.
among the weed stalks came a horned
lsrlt’e note as the whole dock ssovith
common impulse rose in air.
and wheeled, then came back to alight

closo to the pinch they htarted from 1'13”“ in one winterland.
I wanted to catch a glimpse of their may be ““591“! ‘0’ “”9"“ years.

yellow throats and pushed through
the snow toward them. but they we
off again flying past a stocky cum.
bird perched on the topmost branch

landscape.

Yes, it-was the Northern shrike,o or
butcher bird, and 1 half expected. to
cerium dart out and capture one or
the passing lurks that he kept his
perch until me cause user. when he
flew to another commending 1 around
again took up hiswawh foumail bird
or mouse, and if catches more than he
wishes for his next meal. he will H13
is victim on a thorn as would any but-
cher.

' A few goldemcrowned kingiets stay
in the cedars all winter and you may
be unaware or their presence unless
attracted by their weal: note, for they

Watch them hesrching

' last: winter the purple finches were

dine old male washed with rich mp»

should have been called till: crimson
finch, and with closed eyes you see
him coughs the opening leaves in the
May woods as tilled with army. he
mounts in air and on honoring wing
pours forth his melody, to which no
more words can do Justice. ‘
Ono ally i found the snow pint; 6ndor

have been the merit or the sold finches,
i kept a sharp lookout for red polls.
finch our 1 found the met flock. and
curiously enough they were foodlni on
the wood seeds in um some garden

 

 

 

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ed ”1.?” the fields it was, ing the seeds from uhetween the scales1

1‘. of a pine cone and it is plain that he
.me was made to grace the pine and the
spruce trees and from the
‘I branch in his home land
circled song floats out and away.

re red among the trees or the snow hunt-
1ings among the weed stalks, and the

of a tree and carefully surveying the pleasure in ““0““

the white hitched, and though it might .,

They are near the size of the room. -
with curiously crossed bills uhlch'; '
would seem to prevent them from get- -' ' ‘ ' '
this their food, but watch a‘ fine old ”
male in his rich red dress, deftly picloi

Buy From Me
and You’ll Get Your
You will not often find all of these Money S worth 1

some of them on every article that you buy. 1L 2
1cut on one article only to get you ’
the other. but I cut on “1.31.50“?
Then some day you see a flash of for 31100 Such Sherry. Port. M
tel and Whiskey from 01.75 gs
gloom, 81 75 613.1. FineICabenetIuRg ;
0 large tte Fne Cor or
pulse quickene and there comes a “DI Fine Table Claret 65c No
“K them that ‘5 worth $1. 00 of anybody' is money. Going
worth the while a which we Would and give us a trial. Convince W

gladly share with you if you would "I“- Call 01‘ WOW 606'2-
t f ird
hu know he winter]: I. JOSEPH QISESA

Miss, May Boner, of Meadow street, Wholesale ulquor Store
has returned home from a visit in 55 Railroad/Ave. South Ne

annuals. Musicians. m. Can soon“

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Turkish‘blend;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

Very Best Flour a large hag 70c
Very Best Flour a barrel $5. 50
20 lbs Granulated Sugar ‘1

 

 

 

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