Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 12, 1914 · page 7

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Miss .Miriam Masters, of New Ca-
naan, is visiting relatives in Non-

walk.

 

Mrs. William J. McKendriek. oi
New Canaan, visited her sister in Nor-
walk. Labor Day. ‘

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Nearly one hundred dollars were
‘- realized from the peach eoeiel held
' at one Weat Norwaik cooper recently.

Charl Rogers of Norwelk, was
the go oi Mrs H 8.1108811, in
New Canaan, on North Main street.

Later Day.
' The Rev. Arthur mason gherman

 

willbetheprueharatthelo so nece-

 

vlee at St. Psul'l Church next Sunday
morning. He is thontht, by manyiio he‘
the best missionary rooster sent ”‘9‘“,
by the Board.“ illusions. 36 e '
tram first owe" credit“

tlone in cum, ‘ outright
in the districi or time tor Milly

 

 
 

- unholldlng oi the new china. He is in
‘ great demand as a speaker, and it to
an unusual opportunity taht is altered
(or the Norwalk people to hear from
him what China really is in modern
days. and the needs of that vast and
wonderful country from our own stand.
point. A very cordlal invitation to at-
itend the service and hear our. sher-
man is extended to all who may desire

‘_ tocome.

 

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-—-8tope itching instantly Cures
lilies, eeeema. salt rhenm, totter,iteh .
. hives. herpes scabies—Dean’s Oint-
neat. At any drug store. 1 .

 

 
 

 

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Ir. end “Diver alumina
havereternelho thatch-melon?
“Harman's-entire. .

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Norwalh, Ill have to New Haven,
where they have purchased new

 
 
 

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with Mr. and Ice. Herbert Schmidt

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yam, and a leader In the work tor the m 1e;- ite “minnow“
at noon. The eeheol‘hfil’fld inn .

the meet comm-cued. New
echelon will he esteemed and all
teachers and old fie request

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beheldatalamcdahe.

 

The New Keven Company con-
templates making some revision elf; its
passenger selledalee to take out

 
 
 
 
 

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mentor-them at I
continence-abreast“ ,
hairy Maurine-nines.

 

DAY, SEPT. 8

Little Boy Blue

The Greatest Dance Show is M

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cared an the hrtueh oiling Vistula.

 

LONDOH Sept. 11, 9'15!) 3. m.—~Adlsgatch received

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> The Bethania left Gem July 25 and Toesriff Aug,
3iorthe westeoestoiSouthAmm. $833M!!!“

 

For Comfortables and

"Newwaumivhagdaily, eeohnewehiprneuteeun-
prctfierfltmfihlaet. One combines drainer lace

Vcetco. outcrmnllehoilemorgandlemdhemm-
fifullyuinenod. Anyofflluemaybehadatmwdfl
“‘9 PM. ‘ lulimll i. ii!

The N E Ryan Co

3. WMNINBTON “I". ‘

 

Styhsh Shoes for Men
. and Women ,
Fall‘ond‘ WinterfiWea’r ' 5
All of the , Latest 'Ieetsxend“

Leathers Are Now Ready
for Inspecizion. , .
GomeIn' and See'I'hem
Conneelly and Bracken

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mobile.

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m Tickets.

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HILLSIDE ‘

- A semen FDR GIRL!
PROSPECT m NORWAIK.
attended, by W!“ Burr need.

 

The school Will'op‘en for the Fall
Term on Thursday moi-nine. Septem-
ber 17. non. at nine o‘clock. All elas-
ees except the primary recite in the
school building on ”aspect aVenu'e.
"Built on the slope of the hill. each

‘ floor he an en: en the mood lev-
‘ el, thus obviatint all dancer in ones
. 31¢ are.

college Prepar‘atery. General and
Special courses i'or older girls. with

'1 mode and dancing under competent
‘4 mmetocau Primery hnd Intermedi-

ate Department for little Sirl- and
tor here under ten years. Ila-each
taught in in glides beyond and in-

the old. costly fem-animator eon-

 

on or!“ -
material to carer the space you want

minimum-Put up your sledding. '
on all the

eluding the sixth. Arrangements made .
, lor- hm chads-nae echool and
‘ tor serving a hot luncheon. Terms and ,

" the ca demonstrate the Sun‘s“-
trot .Bifiomlo Wall m over...

mumdiifllee'eat the nsit lime C

mg crouch are attending this great. ode."
my here this evening and every day
* = 2 this sale for the greatest values

remnant 9.4mm the
mend tor American tobacco»

levee quantities of plant iced.
Melly cote-h reev'be need to em!
'm by the American grower-e!
m on fermion Sell (utilised by
these atoms secured tree) the cigar
arid tobacco (actor-lee and stomac-
iee. will produce leer-tobacco o1 het-
her inning qualitie- unl Mitre.
'nobaoeo stems,“ tortillas-“should
be applied in smaller quantities than
manure. heoeuee they contain larger
quantities of the oonstitmts which
monomer. machine De-
I m m Two
tone per acre 01 'md " (stems
from clear factories) or ii ions of
1"eniucky stems" (stems from the to-
haceo toctoriee and elemmerlee) are

 

nommwenedceemin New.

mend end. no hr on available.
these etame will undoubtedly tarnish
_ o vlry uhsiwtory source of pouch.
.ee well an other plant foods. l nether
imbued sections.

l Considerable quantities of tobacco
stems have long been exported to
Germany and other parts or Europe
.where they are 0:” In need in the
manufacturer of low r de mom;
tobacco and as a em:- co of nicotine.
l Tobacco stalks which are not re
moved born the fare: under prevail-
in: methods. are not elven need in
the best advantage as a fertiliser.
Like the stoma, they contain conaida

iood (hem not so much) and may
he used ireely as a fertiliser (or 1.6-
haeeo and other crepe.” “they may be
profitably «reed to improve the hey
lot by simply spreading the stalks
overure land in the tell «they may

bepiowed under at the lame meson
tor cultivated crops such a! cotton.
corn, tobacco. etc. The practice of
piling tobacco stalkedn heaps and

means a. waste of Mireille material
that might: be returned to the all
'llhe another: or humus them is‘ also
wasteful unless they are interned by
such a disease as the Granville wilt.

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,seonoewooo nay.

 

 

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stems -
. cease. theee means, which contain
.flr‘

erehle quantities or valuable plant '

leavinrthem expend to the weather .

 

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BEECHAM'S
PILLS '

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surfs
$2.98 to $7.98
Boy’sCaps 50c:
Boy s Rhee Pants

see to $1.00
CHARGE IT” '

JACOBY’S
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The rear of a lion can be heard tare. ,
ther'than the sound at any living creo
tore. Next camellia cries of y the
“hyena. the eoreech owl. mthe panther
one new in succession. "

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

and defieeunravel-
Egon knots

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