one and protect your
Ilsa against this dan-
n Burglary policy
III reimburse you for
tooth MOI-walk. Gem.
of insurance.
monographs):
2
no
Guns 00., re offering o
8 size N0. 2 nut real for
Waring of Brooklyn \' Y.
y with his mother and sin-
~til Main street
”B Gliiotto and family of Bur-
has returned home from
m tiller a weeks‘ visit with
(win that city.
G.~SOderstrom, who has been
_ any of the western states
his past few months, accom-
Mr, and Mrs. George» Drum
Ohicago, is stopping at the
V ard. He voted in the Soc-
grim, yestelday, and II as greet
a large Ilulnbel of his old
OH, YOU HUSBANDS!
Wort s politician.
an deems himself honest,
outs". husbands’ idea of devo-
nijz/c,";y_said the first, ‘ls a very
‘ .‘ conscientious and consider-
! lid. I understand.’
' said the second; ‘IIhelIeIHel
in"; to be home to dinner he
notifies his wife beforehand. ' "
of discomfort to a
In III too much—for you
that's at least 99 pm
rtable 0y answering som-
Hu Great Coal Reserve.
oily is the only one of the coal.
lilting States which has within its
stigma belonging to any two of
mutinctiy separate great can!
"The eastern counties of the
re underlain by the coal bed?»
his great Appalachian Mountain
in, extending entirciy across the
in a northeasteoutbweai direo
tile the southern limits of the
l or eastern interior coal ilolil
fluid in the more northern coun-
H the \I'cstcl'n purl of the Stale.
till urea underlain by cool in
tern, counties of Kcniuuky
iii limit) squuc iiillt‘s and
-:learilli: urea.» in the “child“
is
.400 anIIIII- tulips, I' p to the Clime
the larger part of the produc—
the State lliul bccu from tho
. dihirlcl, but as it result nl‘
lilt‘l‘l'ltllllllt‘lllil tII lillf‘lilil.l
Luicliol' , and l'llIl‘. i‘tliilliil'i.l,
pint of the (illtl pimlooliunl
an flout the on ti'iil nnlt III
. The custom liouincisv
* mostly lligllizl‘utiu "rum" 0”;
l‘coulu, with some I‘Iuiuri'
M
Mum—”valor”...
._ bUCTION iN 008T.
itt‘lho woodwork of o. room
with is. and M, Scull-Mixed
willie 1 quart of paint made
, 1 part of Turpentine with 2
the L. and M. Semi-Mixed
of pure Point. will
8 Jill
.75
$1.“
mie'vflth the cost of randy
Very .I. But for outside painting
00. will to of Linseed Oil to a gal.
money IL. and M. ISemi- Mixed Real
, ' will make 1 it 4 gallons oi‘
, ' Paint writing about $1.40
It”! labor costs about
' ies lit. nonfiction Nor-
We Represent
l. M. Layton &Co.,-lnc.
5 Railroad Ave.
oi- 'Sulzer said in Albany of '
f the State um chillnnted to con- ‘
Smoked Shoulders
Full Cream Cheese Pound 200
Extra "
Fancy
East IndiaTea Co
125 Washington Stre
Tel 871
.. ‘
1
SIGNS OF RAIN.
———-—-—-—
(Being 40 reasons for not are
Fli’Sll (“ass and emulsion nith him.)
Prompt Paying l I. The hollow uinds begin to
Fire insurance
Companies
ion
sleep,
llet‘l).
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
South MOI-walls
bed,
sigh,
The walls are
smell
The Reed 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
crack!
(lid ilctty's nerves are
ruck;
Loud quacks the duck, ti
cocks cry,
0
How distant lllllt-l
Phone 805-”50 30. Main St, nigh.
I, SO. Norwalk. Music Hall Block. New restless are the
“ swine
The busy tiles disturb the
lion 0 er the grass the S
wings,
I: fishes rise,
‘icak or a plunbing repair whe‘ _
29. Till! frog has changed his yellow
vest There are a few “don‘ ta" which
_ (it). And in ii rllsset coat is dressed. should b3 memorized by the man be-
' 3i. Though June the air is cold and bind the 5““: before he starts out in
still. pursuitt of his game dinner, lest he
33. My dog so altered in his taste. ““0“” “10% lle'm‘mm’v “"3 m“ W
3-1. Quits mutton-bones on grass tom“ the badge, it sometimes proves
feiist embarrassing as Well as expensive for
, -- . - r,.w.--..,-,__'35' And we ,0" roolls bow odd “18'”. the sportsman to insist upon a differ-
flight once of opinion with the officer, or
36. They imitate the gliding itite. to say that he didn't know he was vio-
37_ And ”an, precipitate m tall, lating the lth-- that excuse is worn
38. As if they felt the piercing bull. 0“" _
39. ‘Twill surely train; 1. see with nor. Dent leave your hunting license at
, row home. If you do, you are subject to
it). Our jaunt must be but off to “mm ("r “0‘ having it with you.
FROM YOUTH 1‘0 nulrrow, Don't kill more. than live partridgou
. w—Ilr Edward Jenner. in a day; nor exceed the other bag
OLD AGE %___w.,,__ limits mentioned above, .
, MR. STAPLETON iN PULPIT. Don‘t about song birds, the little
glasses or spectacles are often I in ”m “1,50,".0 of “I,“ Dr. Johnston dipper-ducks tliell-tiiversl. nor the
necessary. The child's eyes need
attention so that by correcting the
difficulty in its early stages, glass-
es need not always be worn.
Always people require glasses to
see clearly and ease the strain on
their eyes as age comes on.
.Lot our Oculisi, who is an ex-
perienced physician, examine your
eyes and it: you with the proper
glasses.
THAMER
Ocuilsts and Opticians.
front the
Church, liitll owning
plt‘illll lli‘lll’t‘l‘i'il a sermon. .\
pinion bud been llillll‘tlIlittiU
ll'ltl n largo t-onnromttion wu
PULMSlilllll‘ili‘tl Advocniu. Mull
W
,but lxmn'u ilcgulcts gave inst
Inuit» dosirrd.
ii'IIizIIlniu ibt'
bowels pcrfo
Altoonu. l'n.
. . mm ”a“... .mwwm.
POINTED PARAGRAPH
.I—n—
.. _ ”w. .._...........~
THE CUBISTB.
Job it). licdgcn, while auctioning off
in New Yuri; iiIII "Inimippilut‘i nrt” pio-
turcu that cnrlraturod the tutorials
and cubicle, told u cubisi story.
“When i was a boy," he said, ”it
a youngster's parents saw him draw-
ing pnmiielopipedonn and hexngona
and triangles they would exciuhn:
“'IAlIni We’ll make a moments.
tician oi him.’ ‘
“lint nowadays when a lad's par-
ents find him making, tetrahedron
any polygons they say:
“'Our son will win immortal fame
as an artist!’ "willow York Times.
A nnrrnw mimic illliil
Son): of tho llusbuudu‘ club:
Are the Wild Wives Saying?"
Brit.
due to the fact that be
money.
in the meantime.
thing wrong with them if they
some physical ailment.
After a timid woman faces
Sentinel Wants are a quick action
cation. They award a. direct way oi burglars is transferred to
«min; a message to the once who widow: an testis; chorus
will in my: tutors-ad. lemme Day Howl.
12%c lb.
Eggs n02. 31c I
an invitation of a friend to make an i ““3“"
2. The tiouds look black, the glilSSl
3. The soot falls down the spaniels
4.’ And spiders from their c'ubuebs ‘5 “
5. Last night the sun went’pnle to
The moon in halos hid her head;
The boding shepherd henves
For see, a rainbow spans the sky!
damp, the ditches
Closed is the pillk- eI ed pinlbernel ,(orporated in its h
ilnrlt, hOII the chairs and
are seeming where in tlleil judgment game or fish
snortillls'.‘
The chlcket, too, how sharp
sings
Puss 0“ the hearth with velvet‘ Ireduest sportsmen to inform them of
paws the number of birds shot, fish or lob-
‘Slts wiping o'er her whiShcred sters taken. with a view to ascertain-
mm. ing the increase or decrease of game
Through the clear streams the
. 22. And nimbly catch the lncnutioua
it lirst start) because its teli-ZI; tiles
23. Tile glow worms, numerous and
light,
24. lilumined the dewy dell last
night;
sanitary equipment appears “”2; :35. At dusk the squalld'toad was
3‘ be out of order in the least. seen.
“Home-made" repairs a 2i". llo ii" and crawlln o‘er the
make-shifts at best, and are the' ' m. g g
.‘ , in the gweu'
27. The whirling dust the wind obeys,i
2N. And in the rapid eddy plays;
pulpit ill the Presbyterian
ltov, .lohll Stu-
-~'l have been somewhat. oostivo.
They not mildly
icoluo ll. ltquso. 306 Walnut Avon
The young wldnn \Iiiu ill-uiinton idwiihoui rI-plnrlm: them,
87 Atlantic equara. atom! . Ct.
Open Sat. Evenings. But. 15 Years. won,
. A euro way to in: itinerant is to think
'fi you know it nil.
never gets
very far on a broad gringo track,
A man may be it hrnvy weight fight.
or uhd n built. weight husband.
Sumo girls full in love and
others are pushed ill by anxious moths
And many II man’s conservatism is
hasn't
Even fortune comes to him who
waits—wit he doesn't starve to death
Lots of people imagine there'
and humane moons of commas» son with a man, her fear or mice and
1......
Hum-mo season opens was. lfyou destroftlmnmineroooortun.
ity of capturing the ’onlprit is lost.
and he will begin business in another
,9.
NEBDAY,
m...
.m- lawn? I.» matron:
Ia. svitrmw..rv unwound... ,,.. «I. .
.,Btate Board of Fisheries and G‘"‘°‘locallty, and thus the "Maw,“ slaugln
Explainu Game Lawl.
Wednesday of this week, and as same
Imud- hen and gallinule.
the family of mud hens
et
ter 0: our game is permitted to con-
The open bunting sea-son basins tinue
' l All persona cognizant of infractions
is more plentiful than in several years, of the fish and game laws are request-
Iit is expected that many a hunter will ed to notify promptly the County war-
,be confronted with a temptation to ex- den, 01‘ the nearest special proteCtor.
coed the legal bag limits, which are 01‘. if these are not known, the County
live a day on partridge and quail, commissioner, or the Superintendent
thirty-five a day on rail fifty a. day on of Fisheries and Game, at the capitol
tailors birds—~plover, sundpiper, snipe, Hartford, either verbally, by tele-
The two lat-.Illloue, or by letter plying for
tel are considered identical by many. guidance 85 fl!" DMUOUIN‘S 118 pOHSible
both being commonly called Inud lieu, of the circumstances with names,
and some even include the grebes in- dates and places
The mud hen nature will be regarded as
his
ifnformntion of this
strictly
l.in the law books is the American Coot,]'c011iidentiai and the name or the infer-
a slate- colored him about the size of
u small domestic hen, has an ivory-
lwbite bill and pale green legs, with
"scalloped wells on the fact The galli-
lnule is in some respects, similar to
eptilmlme cent but has a red bill and no
on its feet The grebes are
commonly called dipper-ducks or hell-
I_',IiiIers and are believed to be, by
many. a speties oi duck, which may be
legally shot during the open duck sell—
Ison but this is a mistake. There is
the open season on grebos and there
heavy fine imposed for killing
them at any time
Vtilile it is one of the principle mis»
.sions of the State Board of Fisheries
iand Game to (onserve the wild deni-
a. zone of the woods and waters, it also
I bottoms that the hunter who pays for
his license to hunt, should not be de
privod oil ills sport. it is with this
.idca in mind that the liloard has ill-
Istructions to war-
tables I'icns and protectors this paragraph:
.'“\\llcn n sportsman has manifested
his readiness to (onlpiy with the re-
lqniremelrts of the law, wardens and
protectors should help him in getting
this sport by indicating localities
blow.
n the
le pea
lure most likclI to be found."
"\andens and protectors are charg-
ed to be courteous, yet firm, in exp.-
,cuting their duties; to have, in that
iconnection neither friends to reward
.nor enemies to punish: to insist upon
be seeing the license under which any
,person claims. the right to shoot; to
kind,
wallow
or hall; to endeavor, by their conduct
and bearing, to create a favorable im-
pression of the war-don service, and
a desire to assist its enforcing the
law."
Persecution is by no means the aim
or the State Board of Fisheries and
(lame, yet its, wardens and protectors
are instructed to "be, visiiant in en-
forring the fish and game laws, and
in preventing the illegal taking of fish
and game." Prevendon is better than‘
cure, and "it is far better to prevent
poaching than to arrest a guilty man
after the nah or name is tniten.’
wood duck, nor any wild birds, except
lilo l‘ciomtizcd game birds. if you do
1,. St'I- it may cost you IIoIcrIIi dollars in
before, court
H lu'eu'i Don't hunt on Sunday. it‘s nu ox»
tiny. truvuuunt pastime, if you got caught
at it.
llon‘i sr-l allnl'uu, trope or acts for
the re 1 birds: Iloni ulIan- IIIlIthiug. There is
and u hoIIIv lino iol \lohIiiIII: illia luw
oily ”l
llon't liiil liulliznliun purtridito be.
grill'ii Non-Inimr i it In clout: iit'ithlli
on the ‘M‘ birds this month.
lloll'i injure irncoa or let down burn
llilt'iillutt yilll
twill llillil to forfeit. your hunting ll-
conan, mid ilil' town ricrk will not
home unotbcr in your name for two
years.
llnn't hunt, trnn, thin or trespass on
land of nuotiwr. whctiior posted or
not, without permission. Suction iziri
of the general slututcn provides that
“lovely person who shall enter hill)"
the enclosed land of another, without
poriniuaion'of the owner, occupant, or
person in charge thereof, for the pur-
ooae of hunting trapping, fishing, or
of taking or destroying the nests or
ease of birds or gathering nuts, trails
or berries, shall be fined not more
than fifty dollars, and in default of
the payment of the line, he imprison-
ed not more than thirty day.”
Don‘t destroy or disturb in any way,
any some you may tind set for birds
or animals. leave the place. and keep
8
“What
“Gilli!
the
a sonic.
haven't
the par-
dashing
. ("lire-s
tying the County warden, the special
protector, at Count 7 alumni
away from it, but lose no time in noi-
muut will not be divulged.
~Dyspepain is our nationur ailment
it strengthens the
purifies the
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it.
ach membranes, promotes flow of di-
gestive juices,
builds you up.
stom-
blood
r
l
49011.net .,
, its Ligament. had all Billiards“.
The
Strength of
Newspaper.
Advertising
The Strong
' Power of its
Business
Getting
Efficiency
18 Fully Appre-
ciated by all
Who
tracting Quali-
ties of such.
Sentinel Ads
Will catch the
Customer’
and attract
New Business
to Your Es?
tablishment.
‘9‘
Kn o w
The Business At-
‘III
‘ “‘ ransom oil .
i
p 75 or:
fl
-
mintzs
. For Wednesday
T rimméd’Hatsi350
'Value $5
We will sell tomorrow a special hit of Trimmed flats at
$3.50. Value $5,
W. A. HANFORD
GARAGE . . .
Do not allow your cars en-
gine to go without an overhaul-
ing this fall—above is but one
of the many things that can
happen to your cylinders~scor~
ing. ,yII l
A detective piston ring, ex-
cess carbon, etc, can quickly
bring this about requiring rebor-
ing of the cylinders with all its
attendant costs.
See us new about having your
machine overhauled in our com-
plete. modem shop by our
REALLY competent, expert me chunics. '
Reasonable charges.
A U 0 B U S
to DaIiburyFair
Round Trip $1
Bus will leave Railroad Square at 8 o'clock.
Also Touring Car for hire.
LUTHER M WRIGHT
unnKKKK
Electrical
,, ELECTRIC FIXTURES ..
militia“... AT cosr mfti’SL‘Inz
As an inducement to have your house wired for ELECTRIC LIGHT
we will furnish at cost the ELECTRK‘. FIXTURES This means a
saving of 60 per cent. of what other firms (barge you. Let us tur-
ther explain by talking the proposition over with you.
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO.
(Registered)
ELECTRICAL cournacrons.
. prions 3424. souru NORWALK
Electric
Our Carpet and Rug
Department
We have been‘ told by shoppers. is the largest and most com-
plete in The Nor-walks, and at present this is especially true, for we
have just received a large shipment from the Hartford Carpet Co.
Besides the new F‘all Patterns in Tapestry, Velvet, llody Brussels,
Axmlnstor and l‘t’iltona we were able to buy a number of their dia-
continuod patterns, which we offer at ,n considerable reduction in
price.
Log ("abin ling hugs am becoming very popular on account of
thcir durability nndlow price. We have these in a large variety of
pnilorne in since from ill at 60 inches up to i) x 12 foot.
The A. .l. Angevinc 8t Son Co
134-136 Washington St, South Norwalk
Norwalk Chronicler