Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, February 14, 1913 · page 5

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DESIGNS

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WEATHER FORECAST. i one DAY m was.

._T.__. . Two frogs on the banks of a river.
lFor Norwalk and vicinity: Unset‘ Sitting side by side;

than tonight, warmer in interior, 3“" One was a happy bridegroom,

urday fair; moderate variable winds Tile other a happy bride.

. The western disturbance ‘13 DOW 09‘” A school-boy happened along that way,
tral over the‘ northern portion. 0’ £119 Humming an old familiar song;
~Lake region. It is causing MWW‘ So they thought it best to Watch him,
weather with southerly winds and For tear or something wrong.
rising temperature from Minnesota ,1
eastward to Maine. The tempera: When they saw him picking up a stone,
turee were lower this morninl‘ in They knew what to expect;

Georgia than they, were in North Do Some one In that vicinity

Rota A. little rain has fallen during Would get it in' the neck.

the last twenty-four 1‘9“” on the So they'quickiy plunged “into the
Gulf and South Aolantic coast, but Dial- stream

saint Weather has prevailed generally And under water swam,

in other sections east or the 11ka Until they reached a~iloating log,
Mountains. Some distance from the land.

 

WEATHER A YEAR A30 TODAV‘ Cautiousiy they crawled upon that log,
Temperature‘ L0“ 16.111311. 31' And once more, side by side.

Partly CEWY- , Pleated slowly down the stream,

2 , The bridegroom and the bride.
The new MW arrived today for A hungry mueirrat watched them,

the South Norwailc Savings 3““ i V'With a pair of wishful eyes, '

V 2 l
. Col. doomed) nu ‘ oil and wile, or “Elf: 233:1;3‘“; 2133:1139.
Norwalk. arb‘fipendlng the day in New > -
York “ “With his body under water,
Mrs William mm, of Cocai- All except his eyes and nose.

. street. who has been ill for the past He swam out to that heating 108.

is clothes.
h m rolled. Her Without taking off h
fixywtfizzds‘swifibcher g) speedy and die reached the log and caught those

frogs,
. “mm” mm” 2 . .And down his throat they went;

 

 

 

 

Rev. Frederick A. Coleman, rector Their weight in beef, at the present

of Trinity church preached at a price,
special Lenten service held at the Would have cost him ninety cents.
last even- ' 5
‘ :10; thport Episcopal church, The old rat crawled upon that log
i And lay down in the sun, .
George imhwood of F. E. Lock- When a. hunter came along the shore
wood and Company, of Norwaik, re- iWith a doubleharrei gun.
eeived a wild turkey yesterday. which He paused a moment, raised his min.
was 11th by R. Jackson. who in now A dash and then a roar,
in south Carolina. V V And mama thieving muakrat
‘ . I“ 011 earth would steal no more.
There aro'i'orty warrants out for . . . .
the uncut 0‘ “‘9 ones ““0“ WWW“! The hunter Went out in his boat
taxes are not paid. it the taxes are ' To get that mushrat's hide;
. not paid before Monday, the men But on the wayhe had 5 fit,
will be brought up before the Court. Fell 05555055,, and died.
/ "“' ”W \1 Then all was still. and quibb—
D‘ hi, Montgomery, or ‘ Norwaik, Nothing more was to be seen.
sold out his notion business yesten Except the log and empty boat.
a” m John 2 1" ,Vauthrie. °f 9m” As they dusted down the stream.
mine. ’He intends to put in a new 5: 2 ‘
stock. Mr. Montgomery is still going The moral ,6 this poem
to continue in the firth of 'i‘illrrlot and Was the boy upon theuilore;
Montgomery, "w m““‘""’" - The stone he picked up in the leaves
Caused the‘traxio death of (our.
'1le happyirogs, a hungry. rat.
And thebunter with his gun, ‘
Were all consolidated

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Kin dam Come.
trig at the club. A large number And went to t, 13””, A. myrrh

' “ ‘“ tool: advantage of the opportunity at. 5 W”
. forced. and all are well pleased. with WBQIAL‘PREACHER AT 61'.
the simoinl menu. Music was a punt ‘ , CHURCH.
, of the program. The slipper 5,5,, , . ”W5

 

 

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DElhiOHTFUVL DOLLAR DINNER
om Charles sodium, or the

1’21. News": Country Club served one of

2' ‘ his famous dollar dinners lost loved

 

served tron; B.30 to 8 (Wheels. ‘ 2‘ 1 At the second or the Friday night '
~ special Imton services. to he held at .1

 

i‘mi‘emr Wing-“W "What client does St. Paul‘s :llhurcli this evening at ii

Comwl‘hlonoi monsoon only the the they 1mm: Flood German, VW
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clad-Vin douufboan'a lmiesm 2

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MERELY QUALITY.

While it is quite usual to Judge the economy of a deed bydts cost
‘ and to think that the lowest priced feed is the cheapest. as a matter V
of fact the real test of the value is whef it will produce in good results.
N.oohilig but unusually good quality distinguishes "Bonnie“ home
ground feed tor Horses, Cattle and Poutry, (rem any other,
you my personal guarantee that they are composed of only the
choicest feeding grains that can the obtained, made 61 only such ma-
“terials as you yourself would approve of it you stood by and watched
the 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
will get a better deed to: less a‘u’bne‘y

MANUEL T HATCH.

know that Just now you

Buckwheat Coal,~
No.2PeaCoal»...................... ......
No.2NutorPeaCoal

non-fluencu-o-noun

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. Lehigh Egg, Steve and Nut . . . . . ..
“ Delivered in Cellar.
Coke, Wood, Bundled -Wood, Charcoal.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

O. B. Jackson

Optician

Everything in the Optical Line.‘

Eyes Examined Free ,
weeeewewe V

oscsilt ll. BANKS,-

GARAGE, RIVER STREET.

hvsry hon keeper will and in our; line. seculawhidi lire suit-
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58 WALL STREET

NORWALK.
PHONE 488V '

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Compare. the“ many Exclugivc
Features of The 1913 MOYER

With Any Other Automobile Made.

The various models are now may for demonstration at

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(Continued from first panel

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

civic organizations of the town, and a
t to the women we owe much

"improving our municipalities.
more gathered there. and although Dr.

little of the subject upon which he
thro ghihat it was his modesty which
led to this statement. ,V’
Superintendent Ito T Chapman; of

bloating and introduced Dr. Pentecost.

first, thing I haw was the railroad

 

Fresh Stock .

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1 IIo’rac'e R“. ‘Nasil ' .
' 'uorui Main and Western.

 

 

'2 «cruise!

:1}; £1353 ‘1‘“ ’£‘

mwmm ‘

$8.00

batched in yourl

winter. or succeeds operation rig

than beginners that never 11ch min

, tater until they has in allituclag‘owl
liaison—0% can u

2 ply; and elbow ilnaliy clinic sanitary 091111)“;th 515,515. by 5555“,

was“ [at e ileum Catalogue.

 

 

HOT DRINKS

When shopping and you feel a desire tor a little ,reirg
stop at Ruudlo's and have a nice war-inlay and remaining hot drink.

Cleric: and others are waistline to his our nation to all their
lunches all. all times. ‘

RUNDLE’S BAKERY

uonwnt K areal.
. ammo reactions.

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ailment

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Washington at. loath Hemli-

‘wa it. members oi: the various women' a

 
 
 

cooperation with the busier

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Pentecost claimed that he knowsbut.

the town schodla, presided ht the

Dr. Chapman told of his Viirst impresJ
pitin otiSouthi Norwalk. “He said; “The,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

bridge and 1' realized then that the -'
”bridge does not lend dignity or beau-V.
ty to the city. I am not suggesting

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the removal of the bridge. simply deJ religious education"
, siring- to convey my first impression, Mr. Pentecost told of the problem
' 0f the city " . [the foreign element and said- 1‘s A n

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

‘ light from his daughter. Mrs. Phillipa. civic society is not to meddle but
i

t 2 : 2 . marked that she has worn herself ill Vso bad that my daughter had to. i;

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g ‘ above the kitchen and are beginning lasting we. Mter the ‘work
7, i0 “9 “11mm“ x: lessee to look alter the disease 1,

 

A Buckeye Incubator

- is guaranteed to hatch with hatchabli
,' egg and they never hill

.. we recommend them so frochgla
- We know yhat these' men tors wii
do, but we want I to see them 11
. ioperation-3M1iledigitalis agdia‘tgh
~ lag—use on can see or u at
’. they wii hatch more obi),

.. chicks and strongicr chicks than you eve

at'a why

2 were “unheard of meaty-live years He asked that the women maid;

There are over 825000 Buckeye In

new and you couldn't induche a thigh
Buckeye our logo back totll e old lien

Lotus allow you some testimonials iron water train -a well. often so situated mpg, myolummw one tomato ‘5. -
PM“ who are Mills omen“ 0i near a barn as to collect all the drain the men that you can do it." he Vflhlsit

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DRAPERIES

 

 

the moon newlines .the tide?” Street o'clock, the bipedal limb”? W1“ ’99 3:

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malice o specialty at funeral said othar‘art “so
being lowest, give the a trial ordery - » , " . .
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STOVES
OIL CLOTH

 

 

w FURNITURE

“hi

Angevme

South NorwaikxDry Goo
Company Ids-9V

2B .30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN SiltEF'I‘

r. e are still doing business d spite the rumors- of
disgruntled competitor‘s. Saturdag's bargains greater tl’i .
2 ever. Not since this store opened its doors were we in

silica to offer such values Vas these; our lose your gain

FURS FURS

T is' is great Fur weather and think of being able to bu
igh-sgrade Furs at less than half their original prices. Bea
tiiul Black Fox Sets, worth |$5o.oo; Fer Saturday
cl

Black French Mole Sets, large muff, extra loéi‘t‘bfia ti
value $138.95 For Saturday. ..... $15.9

town Conby Sets,1arge muff and Russian shawl calla?
Skinner Satin lined; regular price 514. 50. For Saturda, .

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

j, ‘ . Every Coat, Suit or Separate Skirt to in closed out re
Vgardiess of cost; , nothing Carried over to nether seas
Come get our prices.

50c 8. 75c Men’s Shirts 25c

1 lot Men’s Negligee and Navy Blue Flannel Shirts all“ er
feet goods Former price 50c and 750. For Saturday 2 “
Men’s Light Blue Jersey Knit Undershirts and Drawers
little faded from being in the window. Regular price

For Saturday ...... . ..................... 2%

12‘4c Dress Gingham 82c ya

1 case Best Quality Dress Ginghams in a variety of pretty
styles, all fast colors. Sold everywhere at 12 1-2c yard. Our- '
pricefor Saturday........... ..... 8

‘1th Towels 9c

25 doz. Large Size Huck Towels; fast color red m“border,1 al- 8
ways 12 1- 2c. For Saturday. . ........ .‘9¢ each

8c Prints 434C

. I case Best American Shining Prints, big variety of styles,
’ all last colors. For Saturday ....... . ................. 43M!»

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Dr. Pentecost modestly. proclaimed her of clever women are lookihg
that he shines only in the reflection of School conditions. The object. o

who is the eneregctic president or the look into school matters ”
Dal—ion Woman' 5 Civic League. He re-i “The school conditions. in Dario:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

by her attempts to hate something her son out of the schools, tho
done in that town. :had rather he would grow 11ng thV

He spoke of the progress of the children of the community "
world and told of the various move-1 “It is avweli known tact that our d“
merits which have affected the people mts are the worst spots in our oitl'
as a mass from early history. But as The first impression is gained at
he said above, "this is the age of wo~ railroad station, and as it 1ng5ng
men and they are lifting their eyes Wresslon; It" is flier-elem the or

Be quoted from the scripture. “1 ing places, the best tilingis to do at
beseech you. help these women." thing to catch the eye of the taco

"There are three things which now those who are coming to live ‘
occupy the attention and the co- o2-pera “the town. "
tion of many of the best women, par- Dr Pentecost explained the up
ticularly in the smaller cities and in the Barton League and the piano, “
the towns. The field that is open no the improvement of the depot props?
cuiiariy lends itself to successful,ty:~ Thd' work will cost about;
.work. i should say that these three and the railroad has been luv
things are sanitation. education and pay a halt.
phy’sical aesthetics." i "God has given New England

“Three- fourths to seven- -tenths' of the basis of beauty," he said, and 11‘
our mortality is the result (if bad sani-‘ed that the women do sonisthiagi t
tattoo. "We now find microbes that work upon that basis.

ago. if sanitation were measurably ginning in some one direction of steam:
perfect average life would be twenti‘t up. Billboards and ash heaps
live years longer," he continued signaled as good places to begin.

He told of how wa lormerly secured "Attack something; then do

 

logs: of how plumbing came, teaching ed
us better ways to obtain our water out»: He said that things cannot, b

Plumblnxs M1161! and a BMW)“ (0" alone. "You must have iVllm at!
minimal! sanitary conditions in 0“? must have plans You must piohi 1%
homes iyour woman for your iiubcoiniul.
Our town is but I lam home W1 and pick them out because tintta
our movie but 0 lame family living the capacity for the work. Moo“
therein. it we mint have the hours as men are like most man. my. all}.
sanitary. ml solution will permit, why some certain lines. We are out
should our town nettle made so. too. ,naturally. We want :1 cm
Wt this point in his talk Dr. Politic The ladies must be wililnl
cost mired 111M510 Woman W0?“ for ‘l waive the war and heat the
continuance oi the mosquito extermin- or pun, u “,5 555555,. 555,;
alien, mine that Tokencke. WWI “It i had known as much
Mullins «in enormous mm W be can so 1,; a now i new: sleuth"
some rid ot the posts save when an 5,595,, “,5“! 5, "1555:5555”,
undermine wind carries South mor- about the “barium lievlew, 1 r
unit's products to that continually. have moved there. The ps i ’33
The men have no time for these mat» :w magma.) The mole” '35,,5
tors and may do not nation thins-s liners. mu. 111mm ‘11. list: is“
Whoa a man returns tram his don't have a competent man to bandit 15'“
labors. tired, he hill! on MI ”“999" business interests, The paper
and dmnlnsmm illicit» W i '9 never. devoted to diaries find its slid
js seeks the my chair Willi hill? PM: and meat from new on," he oxide id:
“we might as wall throw pass at the ”My 5555555,. 555-2 8M!) “,5
hook or dlbrsltar an to attempt €01)th isomer: of harden nervous p .
,Vbsr'd the mail." also some have be and the reaction has made her it
some twilight.“ , ‘1 the some trouble. Some of u
, ,.-' got ya clean up our town. get to have nervous nrostmtibtt

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

; no say and live team have all-slid?
both donated tor theoretic“ ..
1hr Pentecost told in a

aiming: his, action

 

 

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