Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, January 25, 1923 · page 9

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automaton.
IdiIerendOeoorel new.
l-ued dolly. lumen. no. team
building. etwmiogten-eueecg
South Norwelh. .'
Telephone: Norwoih .3 undilu-
Drench magma-ens:
semen—Telephone: more
flegle Copies ......... ‘l‘hroe‘OeeIe
teredtt ttthe Booth Not-welt m
grime to Second Clue loll m.
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Sun rites 7:11, nets 5:31. W 7,
High tide 5:31 t. m., 6:04,p.m.

 

Tn. metered Preee It may
entitled to the nee tor eublloetierot
ell “maisonette-Wiener
not otherwiee in thin m nod
ueo tny Ioeel nowe nubliehod herein.

All righte or public-tine crotch!
diepetchee herein ere the m

A Thought for Tait:

And the mirege eunii become e
pooh—betel: 85:7.

Whenever e proceee at lite cam-
municetee en etgerne. to him who
lives it. there the lite boomoe ga.
uinel: significant—Pro! William

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FireTrneh.

Roweyton citizens are to be eon~
grntultted on the splendid co-oport~

 

 

ticn which in beinl shown by every- ‘enggeeted. The ten-onto h tor e yen!-
otumonthe. AbiliiebetoreCon-.

body in pushing tlong the good work
in connection with the purnheee otfio
much needed lire truck. But titer
their public epirltedneee hoe reunited
in buying the new equipment it mt:
ell go for nought. in tho time' of
need. beceuee at the notarioue law
enter-promo in the district.

It is e mutter of common w.
ledge that et the time of the Ferrell
are the iiremen'e elem were render-
ed futile because it won impoeeible to
opttln t eteedy. strong preeenre of
water.

Every resident would be grateful to
the ther Commissioner it home
metne were devised to remedy this
condition which conetitttee t menace
to life end property. ,

What can be done and when?

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Trees. ’

Five trees ere being cut down for
every one grown in New York etnte.
This warning comes from Alexander
Mncdonnld. who devotee hie time
working for ooneemtiai of toreete.

In 1:60 New York rented am in
lumber production. Now it it twenty.
third‘ in line. Western lumber etttee
will have much the same story to re-
port. not my yetre from now. no»
less more trees ere planted.

A treeleee America. it quite on poe-
eible u the extinction of the noun
tnd pueenger pigeon. Kill oi! the
bulk of the forests and tneectt' tool!
will destroy the few treeo left for oe-i
nement end ehede. '

Weather Changes.

Here'_e something to liven up your
daily diecueeion of the weather. The
coldest piece in the country is Devil’s
Luke. N. D. It hoe N do.” of the
yenr when the thermometer in at zero
or below. end 19: am when the tem-
pernture is treating or lower.

The longest tnd most severe m
ere in North Dakota. Minneeote. ”end
the arthern porn or Michigan and
Vermont.

Despite the cold they hove toen-
dnro. the people or theeo rectum im-’
prose t traveler te ltnckingnp very
robust end genenily heeithy. They
htvotobe. toetsnd thowintercli-
mete. So nature _comeeito their rah
one. hex-dent them against hardships
of weether.

Ntture tortifiee ue unmet M
en: obettble we encounter. Wee
we live eeneibly end let negate her
neturel course.

 

 

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1m Rosana! Mn. She attri-

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A} Wine: monument. by
which he ointment:- declared ml-

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1piteeillen‘t to tell other world‘pcwon
thet we’ll ddegete touthe plain people
the rightte denture wash—proudest
the -other inountrioe do the more.

No choline o; the othere tgreeng,
while on: or on ere olive. ,

And “yet the referendum on wer will
hove to come heterothere’ con be

etep should be t. inw by which logiein-
tore voting tar wtr would hove to join
the not one nrmy.

Celendtr.‘

Now. to WA there‘e ttlk oi ro-
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grew. providing tor‘tn inter-notional
nonrerenceonctiender rovhion.

.2 (anyouimoginothooonnflonwe'd
have torttieettiOyenreittnew
celendnewereineitlled? numerolu
still nro “1!:3‘ W o!
“1388.” proeentonlendnrhoebe-
conenThnhlhtbrninrunthetwmd
benexttoimpomibietotorget.

One lee-on our big problem- ro-
mninnneoivediebeotueewenrotors
ever wasting time snooping nround
pettythinu—iihotheoeiendenwhinh.
wlme not tltogether mtietnctory. h
the meet patent thing we hove. next
tomnthemntice. 2 .2-
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Holding;

It may mote you ecowl to learn
thtt merchnndiee e‘xparte tron our
counts-y not your dumped to led then
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However, exporte‘ in 191! totalled
only 24“ millions. So 1382. norm
pared with 1918. showed.” tnerweee
of“ per cent. Thet 31st Shout
metcbee the em incretne of
wholeenle prices etnno before the war.
It again culls ettention to thenctthut
fluctutione in our foreign trede hove
been chiefly due to [nice movements.
It'e t money hoes. ‘
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A 70-year—old women with heir to
long tint it touchee the ground—Ire.

butee her glorious htir'to much them-
pooing. moderate bruebing nndnevee-
ueingnouriingiron. There-dreamt.
or our... in her'edity'o'r an: In
Rogere is binned with on eiceptiom
oily ultimo thyroid gland. which
reguitteehtirgrowth and texture.
Otherwomen mighttoliowherwoyot
are-ingthoheihendheneerlyboid
atlo. 2
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DAVENPORT COFFEES SHOP?!
"Geode Cheer Within 7

A Place to Eat Par Exe! lance

.;, Caller end Pastries to Order fo- hm.

CATERER FOR PARTIES
nom DAVENPORT 8T
Ionic Every Evening—e: 30 n: 9: or

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

LOVE

of good Hm; r,“
‘hey 388k. ;ngl ‘13: ,
pet-fer .y more: -.
served arm: ”in
3'"! per‘e: are: i.
that whne z; are ,.
height of :35: 9.,

extravagance 7.;
Charges are ven ,-
the new or an“!

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FEED THE HENS SEMI- SOLID B1 I:-
An ides! winter ration. Try a keg at: 2;: cf-
dry mesh. choreoni. grit. shells, etc.
Tin-J um POULTRY mxlcs AXD Baum:
NOR-FREEZING DRISED’G ' 2

BROWER & MALONE FEED Cd

48 MAIN STREITI'.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Buying Furniture

When buying furniture 1': pg
generally goes by the outsid n saw
finish of the article thev Wish :0 US?"

This does not disclose the Ezterl:
struction or workmanship wzic': L:
' important

All our furniture has been catfif
lected as to construction wormw

finish, as only good furniture ca: be

We carry only reliable merdalfi
honest quality. Every piece in: . ,.
feed, and at prices much lower 22:62
foundgin any other store.

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Motor Transportation

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