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West and] new ‘ patterns.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
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For Not‘wnik and vizini'ty: Cloudy
and rain tonight, followed by clearing
'ond colder saint-day. The disturbance
that. was central yesterday morning
over Wyoming. has moved eastward
and is now central ovcr Michigan. It
is causing cloudy and rainy weather
with abnormally high temperatures
for the season of the year in the cen-
tral and eastern sections. The dis-
turbance that was on the Pacific coast
yesterday has moved southesstward to
the coast, but from Illinois northwest-
ward to North Dakota there is a [all
from 54 degree above zero to 20 de~
green below zero.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 11; high, 29.
Cloudy.
.Prol'. Clarence B. Newton and pupils
will give a. recital this evening in the
Norwalk Library Auditorium.
Mr. and Mrs. William K. winter, or
13 Orchard street, have moved their
household enacts to 88 Mom street.
‘ —-Lstest stylederbies. O'iirlen's.
The Luigi Zuhetta society is making
amusements for holding the third an-
nual masquerade ball at Arton Hall on
. dunuary 27th.
. Read advertisement or Manuel '1‘.
Match who calls your attention to his
stock of high grade grains and feed
which are guaranteed sound, swoot,
clcan, and free from refuse.
Railway Mail Clerks, Simeon Keith.
William W. Stone and John Henry
were called Into extra service this
Week, because of the rush of work
connected with the parcel post.
«whootwesr below cost.
Shoo Store.
White
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Tho King‘s lluughlcrrt of the South
.Norunlk linptist Church will hold a
"Koltco Itlstrb.” tomorrow, from
3:30 to 7:30, at the horn.» of Mrs. Wil-
liniu iiuttcry, tilt Franklin avonup.
W.
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lioys‘ cups, boyn' cups. O'Ilrlcu's.
The last prayer unrvico of thin work
of the hunterorwolk iiulptini. Church
will ho hold at the home of Mr». (l.
Morris, 27 Bonvicw uvouuo, illnci Nor:
walk, this owning at 7:45. o‘clock.
'l‘ho nuhihct will ho pruvur and "Citric-
iiun Activity." ‘
mwil‘txrtwnhi‘
{limo more.
below cost. Wlilto
IBALVATION ARMY 6PECIAL MID-
NIGHT EERVIOE FOR DRUNK?!
or ucnwaw.
Tomorrow night .a special meeting
will he conducted ut the aslvhtiun
Army ltnli. especially”. the interest
out the omnlts. it is being announced
. art's "(lame music or" come holler
Meeting." The cervical will courthouse
ii p. in. ‘and will continue until at.
“inhumane. Testimonies will be
given” converted di‘lmltm‘dil. (lance
- Ind rolls will he wowed. free of
"oust-rs, train new. in. to it p. In.
All are welcome. captain sad Mrs.
Mil, mum to churn. .
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80th Norwuk. Norwalk.
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Wizard
Photoplay Theatre
(Over Woolworth's)
Eclair's Two-Reel Wild Animal Sensu-
tion,
VENGEANCEJOF THE FAKIR.
imip Drama.
TAREs OF THE WHEAT.
Nestor Comedy,
BRIDES AND BRIDLES.
Bison Western Feature.
A WHITE INDIAN.
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Rex Drama.
AN OLD FASHIONED MOTHER.
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Nestor Comedy.
ALMOST A SUICIDE.
THREE COMPLETE SHOWE DAILY.
2:15, 7:15 and 9:00 P. M. \
Matinee-«All ants—5:3.
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Is a bill that you really cannot at-
rord to miss. This week. This
again in vaudeville.
New features. ow
At the surprise on.
HOYT’S
The one heat lbot In the entertainment
avorld. An exclusive and exception
nily ’cxtrnordinary announcement.
Debut in America of the London
I! Imirodromo sensation. The green»
out novelty thriller at tho 20th. con»
tury, '
Gaauda ‘Humanus
A chnulnrpioco or mmimninul and nico-
trlcul ingenuity. As prosecuted by
royal command lmi‘oru King George
V. ol‘ England. Everybody should
ill-it) this dozsllnu puimlox. it has
not Iliuropo’u «gr-mural scientists
thinking. Paris. iiorliu «uni London
um; still talking about this grout
upontuolo. .
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Anothor how- itrld itrillinnt production.
fling incomparable musical truvos»
try.
UHRISTMAQ 0N BLAGKWELL'8
, mLAND.
a satire on prison lite, not to music.
with dozens «01' soups and contour
. hint, a
Vaudmillo‘s (liovorsst Comedians.
MOORE AND JENKINS.
in some songs, dances and comedy
creations. somewhat different.
hprightiy emu-ass computation.
,imncstte human.
1 serum miss, with o mud or dainty
uncommon. * _ u ’
- Alhlctcivxshoums ‘
,ssnuiuoron “on ,_
EveningwAduitl, 100; Children, 5c. :3
‘ as
book and you will be amazed. lloro‘ "
week. This week. Something new 1:
New unmet --
productions. :'
‘ .. Every house‘lreeper ”will find in. our line. goods which are null,
ed to her needs and on which shawl" he chic to make a. substan-
tial savings on her purchase In our goods are designed. made, iin~
Ished and priced right. *' . ‘ , ‘
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A HIGH QUALITY FEED FOR EVERY NEED.
Corn Little Chick Feed Oil Meal
Oats ' White Wheat Flaxseed ~
Cracked Com nea Wheat Spelterlne 'i-Ioot Pack-
Meol Homiey Flood .ing ,~ ,
Table Meal 'Bnckwheat Middlins Frazer's Axle Gnostic
Gluten Feed Flour Shavings
Horse Feed Hay Buckwheat Grain
Dairy Feed Straw Beef Scraps
Poultry Mash Pent Moss Oyster Shells
, Bran ' Saltr ,. ““““ Grit ' f ,
White Middiins Bird Seeds Charcoal
, Red Middlins Cotton Seed Meal Pratt’s Food
Mixed Grains Ksflir Corn Gait Meal .
Alfalfa Beet Pulp Fish Scrolls
Canadin Peas
All grains are absolutely sweet. clean and wholesome. All Feeds
are ‘a mi ure ol' the best selected grains obtainwble properly sear
sonod‘an rightly proportioned. MANUEL T. HATCH;
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Y’MOND BROTHERS
No. 1 Buckwheat .Coal $4.00
‘No. 2 Nut Coal . $6.50
Best Lehigh Coal . $8.00
Delivered in your cellar .
wood .' Coke . .' Fireplace Logs.
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Everything in the Optical LIME .
Eyes Examined Free ""
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ompare th many E elusive
Features of The 1913 MOYER
wnr. Any Other Automobile Made.
The various models'are now ready for demonstration at
our Garage. ”
OSCAR H. BANKS, i - Agent
GARAGE. RIVER STREET, NORWALK. CONN.
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When slimming nod you feel a desire for a little .rot‘roshment
stop at itundle‘n and have 0. him warming and rotmhiui; hot drink.
Clerksnnd onions are wolconio to into our parlor in out their
lunches at rill times.
RUNDvsrleKERY
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ICE CREAM.
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Very Best (martian hotter ..
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Committee Commands Inien- 0
. .Iiou to Dismiss MoDonulti
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State Central Committeeman‘ Mich-
ael J. Connor, or fi‘liompsonviiie, dur~
ing a conversation with‘u Times re-
porter, discussed Governor Baldwin's
desire to appoint a successor tO‘nglb
way Commissioner James H. MacDon.
old. Mr. Connor orr'pressed himseit'in
no uncertain terms on the subject. , He
suicide for any Democratic senator to
desert the governor in this matter, and
assist in the efforts of the Republican
machine to have Commissioner Mac
is onedoi‘ the most prominent Demo-
crats ot the state, being a member or
1 , the House of Representatives for three
Wt
sessions and Democratic leader or
the *House at the sessionetour' years
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What Republican'i Are Saying.
“During the last campaign," said
Mr, Connor. "the retention of Mr.
MacDonald as high-way commissioner
was one of the issues. Thousands of
goodwRepnblicans voted for Governor
that his re-elsctlon meant the alti-
'polntment of another man to ,the
00109 of highway commissioner.’ it
was a piece of rotten legislation on
the part or the Republicans that took
the power of the removal from oiiice
on Just cause of the highway commis-
sioner away from the governor. and
. many Republicans who might, lindCI‘
ordinary circumstances, have been
favorable to Mr.
nevertheless. of the opinion that the
governor should be governor. Many
Republicans have told me since the last
election that they took it for granted
that it Governor Baldwin was re-
electcdi It would mean a new highway
cast their votes for him. i am‘ cor-
tsln that were any DemOcratlc scu-
ator to desert the governor In this
fight, and keep the present highway
commissioner In office, either an a
single headed commission, or in any
shops or form, it would :be their
political death.
“Dead Cock: In the Pit."
“The rumor has come to me that
‘certsin Democratic senators, friends
of mine, whose names I do not care to
mention. but who have aspirations for
higher political 00300:). are going to
support ‘Mr. MacoDnsld, sndl desert
Governor Baldwin. I am sorry to
hear this, as i am positive that if
they do this they will be nab dead
cocks in the pit, politically. (lon-
necticut has plenty of men equal In
every manner to hold the attics of
highway commissioner, and ovary
'j one may rest accrued that Governor
-- Baldwin will appoint no man to the
.. office who has not the necessary shil-
j ity and to qualified In every respect.’
Finds Favor With Associates.
Mr. Connor said that he had ex"
,pressod the some opinion to many or
his colleagues on the state control
minorities, and they had agreed with
him.
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KNIGHTS or cotum‘sus BALL.
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_, Will 30 Held In the Not-walk Armory.
on, Wanna-day, March 28th.
The second annual hall, of tho
Knights of Cohnnhus, oi *Norwaik and
South Namath. will ibe held in the
Armory. chnosdny evening. flirty
20th. The ultnlr this your promise: to
veclipuo the very successful event or
it your use and the details will he look.
on after by tho sumo nontlodlon tha:
aconducted. It Inst your:
. Willism P. Ward, as chairman; Wil-
3. Ward, smmtnry.
The committee at .mmngumcnts
arc:
Catholic
Edward humor, William J.
F‘. Chine, B. T. Nattotortl. 1‘). I". Too
Ian rind lil‘rnncls (3.5mm. ‘
booth Norwslit Council, lilo.
hon. D. W. liar-lord, John gsduaeo,
61A. McNamara. John minim, Wil-
word, 3. euro. William shirt-tit John
is nut within it. Wind. .
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MacDonald, were, .
' Member of Democratic Blots
contended that lt,would be political‘
Donald retained in onion, Mr. Connor ‘
Baldwin, as they took it for granted _
commissioner. and consequently they ~
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' Ilium Howard, treasurer, and Franc!»
Union Council, ”No. 40... .I
Edward J. Finnegan. In. "William 3. fj
Traces. M. III. llowd, William Howard, ~
, Powell, ‘1
Ward J. iluii‘y, M. g. giliorrlan, Dr. ’I‘. ‘;
moi/,Micitsoi Howard, Edward .1. Chain .1
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William it. Tammany, John F. Mollie
f , Suites at such ridiculous ‘low
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ANY Kin or PANCAKE noun. runes PACKAGES
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. Wt'mderful Price Reductions for Saturday .1
Long Coats & Suits 1—3 &1—2.Less ‘
than regular price. .‘Thiscoat opportunity is better them
anything we, have offered before and we are positive that.
no store would attempt to otter stich high class Coats and,
prices. ‘
Our Loss your Gain,
$18.50 Coats $10.74
Women's Lustrous Black qupdcolth Coats, lined to the.
waist with uaranteed black satin; collars andpgcuffs' trim?
mad with at k braid, splendid style. good value at $18.50. For
Saturday .....-....... $10,74
. $12.95 C‘Oa’ts $8.74 1
Women's Heavy All Wool Coats, full lengths. Materials ‘
and lengths are ,the' newest this season. Not a coat in the, -
lot worth less than $12.95.“, Choice tomorrow $8.74
$18.50 to $22 Coats $12.95 .,
1 10: Women's All Wool English Chinchilla and other mix-
tures, heavy and ‘warm. Not a coat in the lot worth less;
than $10.50. Same as high as $22100. Choice tomorrow,
., ‘ $12.95;
$20 Suits/$14.74
1 lot Women's Strictly All Wool Suits, made of fine quality
navy French serge. Well made, prettily trimmed, coat lin- '
ed with guaranteed satin. Sold all season for $20.00. Choice
'tomorrow ...... ..... $14.74
. DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT. .-
Some Startling Values for Saturday in our Domestic De-
partment. READ CAREFULLY EACH ITEM.
OUTING FLANNEL—400 yards best quality heavy fleece,
fancy stripes and. checks, fast colors Outing Flannel, pos.
' itiveiy r2 r-zc quality.“ Tomorrow, yard
7c CRASH TOWELING 4 1-2:: YARD—r0 pieces 18 in
Twilled Roller Toweling. with red border, heavy absorr
bent quality. Tomorrow, yard .. 4%¢
12 1-20 PERCALES‘ roe—~25 pieces 36 inch fast color Per-
cales, dark and light colors, will wash and retain their
colors. Regular 12 1-20 value. Tomorrow, yard .. 10¢
25c MADRAS CLOTH :50 YARD—750 yards 36 - inch
French Madras, pretty styles, fast colors, never sold for
_ , less dim 25c. Tomorrow, yard .. ...... 4 ....... 15¢
12 x-ac TO ELS 9c-.—50 dozen extra large and heavy Huck ,
Towels, with red border, always sold at 12 mm. Tomor-
row, each .......... ..... . ................... . .. 9¢
lil r-ac UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 9c YARD—r case 38 in.
very heavy, fine quality Unbleached Muslin‘. Splendid
for sheets; regular 12 r-zc values. Tomorrow, yard,
. 9d
HAMBURGS AND INSERTIONS—Imm yards nice clean
first quality Hamburgs and Insertion (not seconds or
jobs), but splendidly made. Actual value 90 to 150 yd. :
Tomorrow, yard ........ ......... 5¢ and 7¢"*
98c EMBROIDERED SWISS 49c YARD—300 yards 24 in,
Imported Swiss, ail-over, beautiful designs, very sheer,
fine quality. Worth to import 9&0 yard. Choice tomor-
row. yard ............................ ..... . ..... 49¢ .
5c anduoc HANDKERCHIEFS. 3c EACHm-All soiled and,
mussed Men’s and Wamen’s Handkerchiefs. Always
sold at so and :00. Tomorrow, each . . . .. ...... 0. . ¢
KNIT UNDERWEARnWomen’s Heavy Jersey Knit Vests-
and Pants, always 290 garment Special tomorrow, gar-
mmt , .................... . ............... , ...... 21¢
$2.00 SATIN QUILTS $1.5g—“m-4 Satin Quilts, button hole
stitch edge. Beautiful raised Marseilles patterns. Ac.
tuai value $2.00. Choice tomorrow S .
$2.50 BLANKETS $1.69—r case 11-4 Beacon Blankets“
white. gray and tan, heavy quality silk bound. Sold in
all stores at $2.50. Our Special tomorrow, pair $1.69 ,
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”that: some Faun 25g.
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UNITED 'GROCERY co.
to North Main it.
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The Hatch & Bailey Coin
tours uonwaut. cons. pan-y >1
Lumber and Mill Work foi‘ Everything
Toitphcm. 4|.
BEAVERrOARD .
II ninth: rapidly in ”Futurity u I. mm liar Iota m
pious; uni nihilism it is mutual. or an uuuu. variety
civil-donuts! tor soils and Wm“ mils ”or s
with my. tor luminous mist-tacit and m with ma
gill hurt at um um. ammo. is .
Sumo," 0. iii. Williams, aliugh‘tlsaiphcit, .
Norwalk Chronicler