, South Nomlk. . ‘
WEATHER FDRECAST.
a For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to
{Knight and Sunday cooler with a cold
3 move; brisk and high westerly winds.
'fi‘he‘storm that was central over‘Mi-'
1 chigan yesterday morning passed out
1 the St. Lawrence valley last night. it
”caused high winds with snow or rain
in the Lake region and along the At-
ianticI coast. Thunderstorms were re-
ported from Atlantic .City. New Ha-
. you and Block island. The cold wave
,-‘ doilowing the storm has advanced ra-
» pldly eastwud and southward.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY‘ ,
W L'OVER’S
THE rLAcs"
LadieS’
Footwear
Temperature: Low, 19; clear, 33. / The. DORIS
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. .WA Good M dined Pric hoe,
Mm Winnie‘lbyden. Miss Stadler can: “I, $2.53? a
and Miss muscle Mobility. 'of this . .
‘.I city, were spectators at the basketball *
, game in StamfordI' last night. C L A R I C E
-—All His "loo" wilhbe at the-owe *‘ Lille“ 3WM_
C. dance Tuesday hast
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Miss Jennesee Belts, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Farron 8. Bette, of
Brooklyn, who sill with peritonitis.
Is slightly improved, but not yet out
of danger yet.
CROSS"
Correct in atyle‘. Perfect in Fit.
PERFECTA
Always Reliable.
.8050. 7
College Girl
The Best Value Obtalnablo at
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Miss Viola Andrews, of Sound View
“Terrace. who is making arrangements
to move from her present home, was
given a farewell party last night by a
number of her friends. The affair
was a success, and was pleasant in
every way.
“You can't afford to miss the Grace
Parish Dance. Tues.. Feb. 4th.
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A box social will be given in the
J5 Mil--
iBread River chapel next Tuesday
evening. February 4th. There will be I_ '
§ an entertainment. The ladies‘sre ex- To .
' i meted to provide refreshments "for . ‘
i two, and the admission will be free to
. .11. ~ Enumerate
l _.. ‘
The most com lets rental lists are '.
'slways to be in no in the Want 001- the Merits
omns. where landlords and tenants , “-
. ‘ inset.
_ . of
“You are wasting your time writing _ .
poetry" “lint i sell poetry " protest-
ed the other. W‘And that convinces The "
rue that yfiu can sell anything. Such ' .
being the case, wiry not take up high
. , class braids. or steel bridges. or some Sentinel
’ 'tllina hlgi”-~iloston Advertiser.I. U
‘ “ “ 18 nineties»...
.5; When the vacant property 'grows
foo exnnnslvs use a sentinel Want
Adv. and am It. ‘ 8&1?” I
> I . ‘ . 1 L ‘ 4 d .
, ‘Just how“! always . enjoy myself .
when i see my wits' is enjoying her» Judge for
f.” "Then your happiest moments
but be at Itéa lights and in miliiaéry
operatioitcn Advertiser. Yourflelf
, , mamawa . Manama
e minnow-assuredly cinema
" nasal campsite of sentinel WAR}:
alive-Millirw‘ ‘ "
"it must. be
nobility.” an selenium.
“Yea," “ replied Mrs.
'but it has its drawbacks. *jlvobeiem
cbiips, you unawa- ‘ ,,
. Mlp‘di
the you taut avg; the political Int.
ta m; wile. Bltlldri?" our.
‘ ‘Norvvsiklr I
rises to belong to
memes?
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'wn‘Little Chick Feed
Corn~
Oli'Meal
Oats ‘ . White Wheat Flathead ,
Cracked Corn ' Red Wheat Scenarios Hoof Paolo
Meal ‘ IHom meyi Feed . lnsI . , . I . ,I
- Table Meal Buckwheat Mlddiins Frasers Axle Grease
Gluten Feed Flour * Shavings - .
-‘ Horse Feed Hay. Buckwheat Grain
Dairy Feed Straw Beef Scraps , »
Poultry Mash Peat Moss ‘ Oyster Shells
Bran Salt ‘ ‘
White Middilns , Bird Seeds Charcoal.
v Red Middlins ‘ Cotton Seed Meal Pratt's Food
, Mixed Grains Kafflr Corn * Calf Meal
Alfalfa Beet Pulp Fish Snaps p
Canadia Pass
All grains are absolutely sweet. clean and wholesome. All Feeds
are a. mixture of the best selected grains obtainable properly 59a:-
soned and rightly proportioned. MANUEL' T. HATCH
BuckwheatCoal . $3.50
No.2»PeaCoal «.. $4.50
No.2NutorPacoal uHooded-saluou'iu-i-u.“to... $6.00
Lehigh Egg. Stoveand Nut . $7 50
Delivered in Cellar.
Coke, Wood, Bundled ~Wood Charcoal.
RAYMOND BROTHERS.
lfllfl-WInIH-F'lil
.,. O. B Jackson
58 WALL CTR SET
Optician ' 2:23:22" J
. Everything in the Optical Line 4'
Co lupare the many Exclusive
Feafiires of The 1913 MOYER
With Ally Other Automobile Made.
The various models are now ready for demonstration at
383k H. BANKS, IIO-I-IIIQIIggIIi}
- caaaoe. mvsa small.
, HOT“ DRINKS
When shopping and you feel a desire for a little .refreshment
stop at Rundle’e and have ,a nice warming and refreshing hot drink.
. Clerks and others unwelcome to use our series to eat “their
lunches at all times. .. . -
RUN DLE’S
uoawsta event;
IAKiNG snoobgrap ,« ’
' CANDY.
.. Cullen 3 “Cut FloWer r,
' mailed a ty of moms bangs? other artists: novel hailsmgrneu
special
being lowest. give me a trial .
”M," Fancy“ amt Peas. item ‘1“ 1‘ Violets locum on I.
use“ A'. 0. cause. i
. tomorrow celebrate the ninety seventh ,
anniversary of her birth. Possessed
of all her faculties, -.Mrs shalom lg a: w
cakes will help to make the occasion
*v’lhera Lodcho. 1010.0.F.01
"Saniord is Ninety
slain Years of Age
bum
walk’a oldest woman, Mrs. Della M. ‘
Sanford, of 49 Fl'enklin avenue, will
favorite with a great many “oiling:
and although. she does not get about
her friends do not fail to call often
to pass away the hours with her.
Mrs. Sanford resides with her den-v
ghter, Mrs. canton: in F‘Il'ainklin ave
use and is the widow of the late (3011- 'I
tractor Thomas Sanford.
nlv'ersary will be as joyously cele-
brated as have any in the past;
. Friends from outcf- towu are sendingr V
remembereuces and local friends are.
planning to send good things to com-
memorate the day. Baskets of fruit, ,
flowers, gifts and several birthday
a happy one for the elderly lady.
One friend is arranging a birthday
cake to be covered wtih an icing of
silver. real United States government
coins of various denominations. which
will indeed be an applicable and 'ap-
preciable gift.
' Horses a. (3mm Anniversary
As spry as ever and feeling as he
looks but sixty years old, Horace S.
Gibbs of Arch street who resides
with his daughter, Mrs. John M. Burr.
will tomorrow celebrate the eightleth
annivIersarIy of his birth Born in
Norwalk Mr. Gibbs has always reside,
ed here and- ls known about towu
widely, having many acquaintances
and friends to extend best wishes
and congratulations on this happy oc-
cssion. No particular celebration is
planned but many of the old gentle
man' a friends are planning to call and
pay their respects tomorrow.
Mr. Gibbs was machinist in the old
Star Shirt Factory and worked there
continuously until they went to‘
Bridgeport some few years ago. Since
then he has engaged himself merely
with working actively about his home
but the remembrance of fifty y rs’
steady work remains with him yet-
A member of the Norwalk Medio-
dist church Mr. Gibbs has always been
a rezuiarattendance. Mr. Gibbs is
among the older members of Our Bro.
l
Norwalk
vonvltx sum or,
mat luuuu sienna
(Continued from first page.)
and. ordered placed on file.
ire. T. Chapman. superintendent of
:j schools. save a very interesting dis-
.1 course on the industrial probfems and’ '
.. their relation to the schools Indi
I‘j thought the Board of Trade ought to
II interest itself in this connection. by covered by the many pumping plants "
.. commitlpe work along lines beneficial m
'j to the boys and girls“
On motion it was voted that a vote
'2 of thanks be extended to Mr. Chap-
‘ man for his able address.
Harvey M. Kent, chairman of the
nominating calamities. presented the
following names for officers and Misc
tors for the year 1913:
Presidentwiienry P. Price.
Vlwi’rasldontwbi. D. Randall.
Secretary—«vellum E. Kellogg.
Trousllror-wmlarles ill. Curtis. I
Ailmeywlohn .1. Welsh.
. Dimctorswhi. J. Riordan. hi G.
Murillli’. J. ii. Getcbell. i“. ii. Mono
actuary. iii. J. Finneaan. F. l. .‘lonol.
Charles ii. Diiworth, (2. ii. More.
Chester 8. Selloch. J. A. Mciiliroy N.
W. Benedict. (3. iii. disused. . ,
Arthur o. Wheeler alone a motion
that the "oratory be instructed to
out one ballot l‘cr said pillows and
M. J. Riordan mile a motion that
the election or officers and directors
of the Norwslk Board of Trade be do
ferret! one week or to dish time as
this meeting may determine. and have
the list of shines as smeared be out-
is discussion Mr. Wheeler said
- “motion. fruition-
ill! WM ind “To
iliiiliil luv nulls
"Mrs. Dalia ,. , A
‘ Seven and Horace admin is
With the distinction a being lilorw I‘
‘Mrs. Sanford is not to be forgotten
‘ on her natal day this year and her an-
Highlands. The waters that return
. pensable to finest cookery and to
the comfort and convenience of
modern housekeeping Reyal
' Baking Powdermakes‘ hot breads, .
cakes and pastry Wholesome. »
Perfectly leaven‘s without fer-
mentation. '
w.‘ ‘
Full' instructions in the “ Reyai Baker and Pace- .
' ,try Cock” book for making all kinds of breed; 3‘
biscuit and cake with Royal Powder}.-
Gratistoanyaddress.
..I
“OVAL BAKING POWDER 00.. NSWIIYORK
of thanks be estended tall. P. Price, and flowing wells west of Santa Ana.
president and his associates for the A single drop of filter in its pro-
good work accomplished during the Igr-ess from the mountains to the sea,
year 1912. a distance of only 100 miles, may
' thus be used as many as eight times
for power and ilrigation.
WATER usao EIGHT‘ TIME8
California Stream Divartad for Power
Irrigationmud Municipal Water
duply.
Power can be developed upon many
surface streams and applied to the
recovery of the water of the streams
aifter it hasgsunk into the earth in the
lowar lands ofrtha valleys. Survey
is to be found along .Santa Ana river
in southern California. A part of the
of this river is stored in the reservoir
in the Sail Bernardino mountains and
the flow of the stream is thereby regu~
lated After it escapes from the
reser it is diverted through a power
or plant and electric power is generat
ed. Below this power plant is a redi-
verted and uassed through a second
plant. Below this it is all distributed
and used for municipal purposes and
irrigation about the Radiands and
The
Sentinel
is a. Daily
NEWS»
Paper
in ‘ikhe, 3.
Broadest‘
Sense that
from the irrigation are recovered in
springs and flowing wells and by pum-
ping plants, a portion of the power do
velcpeddligher all on the stream being
used for the pumping. This recover- the Term .
ed water is used for irrigation about “‘ W i, . ‘
San Bernardino and Riverside. A part NE S . I'
reappears in the rlver‘a‘bove River- o I.
aide Narrows where it is again taken can be
out into the power ditch whose waters
are returned to the river above Con
can. A fewmiles above it is picked
up by canals and distributed to the or-
ange and decldlcus grove:- about Ans-
heim and Santa Ana. The portion or
it .that returns there, by irrigation, to
the ground water is once nicre re
Applied
The South Norwalk Dry Goods Co.
28 30 and 32 south MAIN SlREET
Extra SpeClalsTonlgllt
Don" t fail to take advantage
of these offerings
..~
bile Corsets. Bpeciaitonlsht. lilo in
"he Muslin mowers special tonight . 15A.
‘ 89c Muslin Combinations. spasm tailspin ml
at .00 black duties Petticoats. Special tonight
$2.50 Gray All Wool Sweaters. dpeclal tonight .$1
$1.50 Muslin Night Clowns. Special: tonight m
to firms Curtain noun Speciaitonisht 2 for
kc: .00 Willie lied blanket. Bpsulsi tonight .. Oils
.p
u‘ullaIvnuI
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. boasting Flannel. Special tonight 4 We at
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10c spool silk. special ionish............................ to cecal
a“ 89001 fluke mm.” im18ht.....n.uuun”Hunt...all .
be iiair Nels with elastic. tipsciai tonight ...........,.. 2 icy“
12 iae'i‘cwelnhirsisa. Speciailcuight........................
“ These and hundreds of other {mains equally as cheap
attirertisod.I
: linked for the benefit at all members. ,.
_ it. is. nine; mended the motion
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