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matltchad T‘llble Covert-—
$1.00. $3.23, 1.59 and $2 .00,
‘ All Linen Tab a Beta. hem»
“bulletins—$3.50
Huck Towels—40¢, 12 1-20
. and 25a.
Damask Towelsmzbc. 50c.
‘ 750 and $1.00.
orgo assortment of Tray
5 and Doritos.
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. MIhio‘llu‘mo Hotel Block
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WEATHER FORECAST.
‘For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
much colder tonight; Friday fair;
moderate to. brisk northwesteriy
winds. An area of high pressure. ex-
tending from Texas nort-heastwax‘d to
Illinois, is 'pl'oducing'pleasant weath-
er in nearly all districts east of the
Rocky Mountains. Zero temperatures
were reported from the. Upper Missis-
sippi Valley and the northern portion
"of the Lake region. . The lowest teln-
, Iperatule reported was 14 'below zero.
at Prince Albert. in the British North-
west. Slight disturbances are control
this morning over Montana and Gulf
of.Mexico, and a well defined storm
over the North Atlantic Ocean near
Newfoundland.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 43; high, 58.
Partly cloudy.
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The Twin City bowling tonal will
journey to Stamiord tonight and play
the team"represenfing that place.
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‘According to the engineering de-
partment of the New ‘Haven road the
progress of the work up to date in-
cluded the completion of 76 per cent
of the excavation and concrete pedes-
tals for the oyerhead bridges. Thirty
pr cent. of the structural steel in
such bridges has been. erected and the
erection of the overhead catenary
system of wires will be begun very
soon. Approximately 200 .men are
stalling the overhead Wires itself.
“ Improved Wiring System.
The bricklayers who here been at
work on the Roodner block were forc-
ed to quit work today on account of
the cold.
. James Alorullder Lodge will hold a
reception tomorrow evening to the
colored Masons of this section, and
their families.
-—-Dou't miss the sale of dainty
Xmas gifts, tomorrow, at the Silver
Tea. 43 West avenue. ""‘ ,9;
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and Stamford, with such
ments in details as are indicated by
the result of past operation The
overhead system between Stamford
and New Haven will be substantially
identical with that recently completed
on the Harlem River line and the
New York. Westcheaier and Boston
from the original electrification be
tween Stamford and Woodlawn. mono
John J. Wiash of the Connecticut
Tax Commission is attending the
meeting of the Association of' Tax.
Commissions of New England at the
state house in Boston.
particularly in the adoption of a com.
pound catenary system of greater
*simplicity as compared with the so-
*caiiea "double catcnary" system sup
porting conduclbrs and contact lines
by triangular hangers as contained
Some of the members of Our Bro-
thers' Lodge. who are playing in the
pinochie tournament on Kellogg's and
benedict's teams and who have be
come behind one or two games, will
play their sittings this evening.
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Only molten of routine business
5.
in the old system.
in the later installations the me
chanicai and electrical messengers
are separated from each other by in-
sulators hearing a test pressure of
110.000 volts, thus providing an elec-
trloai factor of safety of 10 for the
actual working 111000 volts. The ex-
engaged. at present in the work which ..
is being done under the supervision I.
of the engineering department of the .
road. The Jobson-Giiford company "
has the contract for the foundatIOns j;
and for furnishing and erecting the --
steel catonary bridges. The engineer- ..
ing department of the company is in- ..
The new electrical roiling equip~ '
ment will be substantially the same .1
as now in service between New York 2
improve- "
railway. it differs quite materially ‘» -
were transacted at the meeting of tension of electric operation to New
Louisa Lodge, Daughters of Hermann :naven will avoid the necessity for the
that was held last evening. The elec~ iproscllt transfer of steam and electric
tion of oiiicers was deferred until the
. January meeting.
The second nomination took place
.at the meeting of Junior Lodge. No.
97. l. 0. 0. ii‘., that was held last cv-l
suing. The election will be held next
Wednesday evening. A banquet was
served at the conclusion of last
night's meeting.
it Will-i reported in Norwalk this
‘momius that an automobile owned
by Harold ll. Mead, of New Canaan.
was partially wracked in all accident
. in West avenue, last night. it". Mead
. ould notbo reached today and the
local ydmzemoll and authorities pro
fenced ignorance of any much about
soon. ,2; .
There ill always a way for the cons
Intentions. skilled worker to not
Dahoadmymto a Bastille: Want Ad,
' rimmed: tall or your plenum
lulu posing. when ”smells.
/ J tropolis. it also clause that
'engines at Stamford, and will thus
avoid the delay incident to the pre-
sent intermediate transfer.
\ Other improvements.
Tila‘moot aaiilmt novel features in
the extension comprises a reactive or.
rungemont of wires, which. willie
greatly increasing the mulls of trans
mission power without increasing the
(inference of potential between con
tact wirog‘vand ground, at the some
time eliminates the effect of cilantro»
‘majtnetic laduotioa on Idisocnt toi-
ograph and telephone; systems,- which
hail heretofore chased much ‘lrouble
'und interruptions to service. in all
anion.“ the general "amusement and
details or the overhead construction
have been greatly will you.
The active pushing this work as
loch silly airlines insane a stout
bailout to New Milan and to all Who
trawl over the main trauma high
my between New Haven and the me-
trldaatloll will be lit ,flill
Holiday sumstibns that carry ..
economy A gift that is a lifetim reminder of your thoughtfulness” '
adds happiness and comfort . ire iamiiy shares the your around v.‘
_. is a practical silt thin; the entire famiyl shares the year around.
' ‘PROF. STONEBURN OFIHE ‘ CONNECTICUT" AGRICULTURAL
. OOLLEGE _*
tells us that Dry and Wet Mash are of equal value. ‘ Practical
‘pouitrymen are almost unanimous in their belief that best results.
‘ fronl poultry feeding are secured when a portion of the ration con-
sists of a mixture of ground grains and their Mnibduots Such a
mixure is called "mash. " Two logicaimensons why towis should re.
celve a portion of their grain lfood in ground form. is thatlheavier
egg production may :be induced—and that cost production is decreas-
ed. It is not difficult to select feeds, selling at same price. one of
which contains twice as much value as the other. Buy "Bonnie" .
' (home ground) Poultry Mash, which means—More " Bigger—Bigger
Profits. ‘ w , ‘ MANUEL T. HATCH».
_ First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
. err—Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
' RAYMOND BROTHERS
Bookwheat Pea... Nut,
,‘Stove, Egg. Broken
Ask the Owner cl .3
MOYER CAR
As to its easy running and satisfactory service. 4 y,
“ALL ROAbs ARE LEVEL TO A MOYEn." ”MD ,
Automobiles to Rent by the Hour. Day or will ch
1913 Models Now Really.
OSCAR H. BANKS,
GARAGE-«Riyal! STREET. -NORWALg§0N$.
so WALL crass-r
NORWALK.
PHONE m.
' . O. D. Jackson v
Optician C
Everything in the Optical Line
. Eyes Examined Free
Humberto-owner's“:
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laud ”porosity is s also of Furniture. Cut Glass or Fancy QbDl‘nDa. ItHD j
will not wear out and is a permanent adornment of the home and
. the measure at the suggestion of Con-
' ‘ trict
'.« determine whether or not the trams.
' the waterways leading to its thriving
j: docks and what improvements should
. be undertaken.
'. or the improvements and outline in ai
.‘ general .way what those improvements
fl should be. That report has just reach
”I the usual mutiue, be referred tonthc
‘ Emmi of engineers for Rivers and Har-
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Bridgeport harbor made during the
past. few months. army engineers have
recommended the further lmumvemenl
of the harbor and ham suggested that
plans he perfected for making draw-
ings and taking specifications to deter-
mine the exact amount of appropria-
tion nee-died erm Congress to perform
the work they regard 'as necessary. 1
The survey was made as a result or
‘ a provision in the rivers and harbors '
bill passed last session inserted” in
sréesman Hip of the Bridgeport disr
The ahrvey was with a view to
justified the further lmprovementot
The army engineers have reported
to the War department that they fav~
ed the War department and will in
bore for their review. intimatious
sincere making the survey.
Milli Prepare Working Plans.
inc plans'wili‘foiiow. The reports in-
those plans are ready, if. is expected.
mendatlon to Congress for an appro-
printoln for the harbor. Without such
a recommendation. Congress rarely ap-
propriates money for waterway im-
tion,D it usually does So the appropria-
tion is to be exacted, in due time. .
Owing to the time necessary to pro-
, cure the working plans it is fillpr
able that the rivers and harbors bill to
he passed this session will contain any
approristlon for work at iBrldgoportJ
But. next year’g bill is expected to see
albig appropriation at least for begina
ning gimme improvements in Bridge
Wrt harbor. ‘
ImproVQmonts at South Nor-walk.
nether report Just received at the
War department shows the roauit of
a survey of Norwaik harbor also di
rooted by the lust rivers and harbors
hill Ad in the case of Bridgeport tho
engineers making the candy at south
Not-walk have recommended further
improvements? The cost will be do
termiued only. after borihss and the
tailing of other specifications that on-
tel- into drooping work. _ ‘ « . .
in a report not to Congress today‘
the war. department ballroom ital
-‘ mom to immune status one
- of the United States in core harbor.
‘ two lattes out of Stamford. The sun
‘D ray of the lam wall decided by com
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“lulu. with a view to prom-
ohannol of tables
from members of that board famiiidr ‘-
with conditions at Bridgeport have ln-i 'I
dicated that they will approve of the ,_
favorable recommendations of the en-l .‘I
"‘ Then the preparation of‘ the work- 3:
dlcate that some borlngs must be made -:
and some specifications prepared Ibe- --
fore the working plans can be made; ".
and that will lake some time. When II
the War department wil sour a. recom- l3
movement, with such 3 recommends» .
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28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
Co. for Xmas Gifts
Here you will find displayed for your inspection the largest Dim
, of useful Xmas Gifts, including: ,
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suspauosns
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MANIOURE SETS
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plaster and Ilium)". It h‘ modulo at In induce variety
ofsrtistlodoslmflornils and ceilings, and permit. of a.
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The War Department took the view
of the district engineer adverse to any Skull and Crossbones Adorn
further steps toward the improvement . Headquarters.
of the waterway. . Chief Thomas ll‘eatherlan
The Stamford Manufacturing com. ions. this morning, on.”
the report shows it has done much to almost true to death the
improve the harbor ita'a'annllal traillo .akoii in the back room. H
it was shown, amoanln to about, 50.000 a dim hole where once had
tons per year. lithe nose, and bare teeth
chioftuln's gaze unflinching”
Though the station was
shivercd Perhaps it Was
blunt from tho hallopenod
perhaps something else. Wh
i 'Nol wailing lo‘romove ll
coat. the cilia; immediately
conquer. Further loves
vealed the cross bones
accompany the skull and
lighted all electric "m. and
darkness was bani
locker or batman Edward
the nolelociisr not .v
Wed the skull and
done in the local artistic
by {linear chariot F. Patel
use of Contractor flow
mall. atlases drool/has VOICE.
From three weekly ago Tuesday
when she gave a party in honor of
Mrs. italpil G. Martian. wife of the
pastor of the South Norwaiit Baptist
church Mrs. Henry (3. shortly, or West
Washington street, has not been able
to speak libero a whisper having lost
her voice on that day. Yesterday
then return from a shopping trip
ilrili‘uoilortH litre Show suddenly
ound that her roles halt «fumed. My
cent for the fact: that the insulin do
not seem litre .l as yet. lilo voice
also. all natural as ever, and it is
hoped that’no furthsh. trouble will be
enrollment M mouth can
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