Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, May 14, 1923 · page 14

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We have secured another lot 01
Wood Ashes in barrels. A final

lawn food. Nothing better for .

shrubs and vines. , o

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Wizard Sheep Fertilizer. “One
bag equal to a wagon load of
manure,” they say. In large or
small packages, to suit your re-
'quirements.

 

Our Coal goes into the bins of .

our customers as fast as we receive
it. Is your order on our files i

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Early orders for Coal are sure 1‘

to be filled. Later ones may be.

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The Ferris Coal Co.

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1/5. Hans-anoi'

ell“: agitate

S Net-walk JOonn-o'

 
 

 

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Present

"scam-nan snnTs"

 

- And a Complete Line
of

Hand Tailored Clothing

and
Emerson Hats

 

"JIIE'MAMS SIM?!

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SNorwalk Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Raymond R. Aiken

Fine Furnishings » .

 

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

The Hatch £9”

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'.cetury

We have been able to

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,' '- You are not asked upon-miss us because this firm was
. organised m:- 50 years ago, but because its aseptically.”
‘- mm be a reflection or material result of the coup-aw 3
-' abfliwathe start, to give its customers nothingbnfithr
- '5 .highest dogma or service-1nd: satisfaction, othervne we would
._ hardly: have survived half a .‘
produce higher results than the av- *
‘ stage lumber. company because it remembers that it 'm not only
necessary to f‘iive and let live”
’ “live and help live”
' Skilled carpenters and good lumberwfll make a home long
after poorly built homes are -.
New today—but old tomorrow—unless you build right.

“ -—but also vitallyiesseirtial to

late.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

find yet not an invention but a growth
out or existing known principles." was
“19 “"1an which Joseph. Nathanson;
1°“! 11181: school science teacher. and
instructor in chemistry aild phxflel at
Jeot or wireless punch: in:
. the noon meeting 0
at the South Xerwalk
church. In use Marconi; In p
t”miller several known facts in elec-

the first wireless upper-dun. and a:

of. the wireless.

As practical aids to his addreu. the
toWeaker used actual pieces or. labors.

ry
purines and method or functioning.
. Describing the Well known pripciple or
the presence of ether in every space
not occupied by some other can 01'
substance, the waves of other set up
when disturbed by vibrations were
”90km of. This principle was illus-
trated by the use at two tuning forks
.whlch responded to each other
through this medium. In 1888 it was
discovered that an electrical spark set
up ether waves. and this discovery is
today one or the underlying principles

 

 

or wireless. The only’dltterence be.
tween the waves of the tuning fork

 

. Our First Anniversary Sale.

THURSDAY, MAY 1731

 

 

and those of the sparkle the number
of vibrations per second. those of the
[for]: being some 180 feet per ‘.second
and the sparks over 180 thousand
miles per second.

One of the earliest detectors of
ether waves was the gnlvsnosneter.
whose compass left its north and south
pointing to meet the dlrection of the
electrical influence. In. lstl‘Faradav
produced his induction coil. similar to

slon spark. In the next piece of an-
paratus described. the solenoid. the
action of magnets on filings and the
results when the lines or force radiat-
ing from the magnet were brdten by a
wire was described

Other pieces of apparatus shown
and described were the condensers of
which. there are many b‘m II the
fixed and variableair condensers. de~
velopmenis from the original Leyden
Jar, and various higher developments

 

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WILLARD ’
BATTERIES

service with up~to.date equipment.
right prices. best lot service and all

 

The
its

(30"

 

Successor to

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1 Raymond e Sou
: wan. a men erasure
' soawaLx, cons.

 

OLD CARS

Sell Your adders to the

missed-Pans all -Tlree ts
- Flt My stalls let car.

 

 

 

 

. (to no .
Aaron Kohn’s
For Auto“ Supplies , j, _.

sz'aanaban‘avssus. ' '

 

 

 

 

 

Corsets

to one in our Corset De-
partment by our grad-
uate corsetiere.

as Washington Street

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

N emo

way it accomplishes
purpose is best dis-
cred b} being fitted

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

J. I. MALLETTE

_ South lies-walk

Batteries are here.
Phone Oat—Adv.

ram“ 71% E-asanas
D. LEWIS MATTERN
parser amass:

Liberty nus. We".
Phonon-sauna ass

"until-mm 33"-

‘9 EV.“ avenue.

 

 

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GUARANTEE ‘

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What Women Wearers Say——

“liavewornLounsbnry, MathewsonShocsiortwcntyyenrsand‘
haveslwaystosndthesn comics-tam. eulbhsndotlongservioe.” "

‘lhavemothernaakesotshoca—dwsysthsbest—Mtfind

[menu’s-y, Inthewsonfihoesthrauperloesndlessexpendve.”

 

MIL TON ; ELWOOD

wasnrsoros’sr. '

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tom seaward:

9 NO. Main St;

Nuttowchlm

 

 

 

18‘: Washington St. 80.11“!“

 

F' How shOuid turnituré be refinish-
ed ?
to finish my porch furniture ?
What should I use to preserve
and make duruble w peel-h

floors ‘2 '

ASK: ABE .

m' “0“

 

KHARRY WJIATHBB
name! :1 .5
W“: gar-uh. Una. 5 (

 

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"The greatest invention o: the age. . _

 
 
 

Harstrom school. introduced the sub. .

 
 

 
 
 

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. trical science brought hetero the wofld '

 

therefore recognized as the inventor ‘

apparatus. and described their ‘

,trom the battery or a sending set.to
rodueellonal value of wireless as a
builder of sturdy bodies. steady nervea
a builder othome lite, the radio is an
that now used to produce a high ten- l

by the public especially by the provld§
ing at suitable apparatus at the l .
high school. referring to the set 130- '

coeds from the lunch counter. .

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

or Brunt only. A very special price.

 
 
 

 

2—W’dv"

, )NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STOREi
. WW

Our Best Silk Stocking $2. 98

A nationally known make. All silk with hand embroidered clocl;

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

' uONDAY, MAY 14‘ 1,3

We“ “z“.

1'13. Bzad

Our Deliar Special Stocking

Real silk with lisle tops. Brown, black or white. A big \ a‘ ue.

, SILK STOCKINGS, LISLE TOPS, GREY'OR BLACK—SPECLAL . . . . .. . I},

é CHILDREN’S SOCKS—-ALL SIZES, STYLES, COLORS.

é " CADET HOSIERY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.
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oi' the solenoid principle as. the vario-
meter. etc. my the speaker illus-
trated with a blackboard chart the
path 0! the electric] impulse as taken

MUTUAL PROFIT
O musicians

the phones of g mim‘ Ask for Catalogue of Premiums

In closing Hath-noon spoke of the

 

\Ve leo

and interest in. many sciences. Alsoas Soda an [ce Omani Sen-ca

PboneZOH

Norwslk's Largest .. .::

28 Isaazs

Quality Frem;tr::s E

 

 

stunt a-et. A plea was made for
the recognition of these factors. and
for the support of this coming science

Bovi Pharmacy
52 So. Main St. So. Norwalk

 

cured at Center school by the pro-

 

 

 

The Rm Battery MOI! is at your -

sizes of Willard Batteries. Radio A!
and Radio 13 Willard Rubber Threaded i

F..HBAX'1"F$Bi

 

 

 
 

FURNITURE

 

 

Justumaatunobilehassho-g
needsetmi’smflyfii

 

 

We Specialize in
TWO PANTS SUITS

aim Pants Double the Wear.

‘“RId|ianllllty,LowhsPrlce"

RIALTO CLOTHES

In South Nor-1'31}; ......
Do Their 51:33:79

5

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MILL OUTLET
124 Washizfix 52.

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For FIne‘JIGI's Suits and Gent‘s
. Wings.

ASHER GLICKSON

Hatter and .Furnlsher

 

 

 

Cl thl ,
PM, on m mm. o °rT° "Cl! and 3°).
153 Washington Street » ‘ 11 m 8t Norwdk
southNo'rwalk. ‘ ,
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DinssttheOldStandby

rim 801%“ °‘ THE OXFORD LUNCH

THATCHER HEA
AND RANGES

Kompsk Automatic Gas ‘1
Water ilq-olwrs

Duro Country “311': 5;:

Plumbing - ii 3:11;

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to

Phone

STEPHE\ lllLLE R
15 Monroe Strut.

 

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WEDDING, BIRTHDAY
and ANNIVERSARY

 

and RESTAURANT

6 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

Phone 2210

 

F. S. L‘.‘ -'
JOB PRINTING

South Norm;

 

 

GIFTS WT LAST

 

 

5 - ROOdner
1F eed CO.

 

Robt. A. Benedict

HAHACKEMO TAXI C0.

Under anlm‘s (1-x No.1

Phone
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Phone 200

Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwalk, Conn.

TARLOV BROS.

Leading Tc:;;::. 5::
WE RECO‘u'JrAa
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana 8 :rd
' 5c Each
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IRVING K. POLLEY .
BARGAINS

ELECTRIC ‘. H *i 5
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301an 1.1 .47.. ~
snorrGUNs—ulu “>11"-
PUMP Aw
ICE MACHINE:

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26 Monroe St. So. Norm); 01

Watch for the
Opening

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N ORVVALK

t-PIGGLY WIGGLY

Store

 

 

 

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‘ THE TEXTILE STORE
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see our Novelty 59 Inch all u

lid goods-4m I in \ (m a
two “It?!“ arose-.5513 y
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W and plaid «km. Hg .
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