l
- night and Wednesday; colder tonight;
‘ moderate west and northwest winds.
.. temperatures west 0d. the Mississippi
5
:to 25 below. Freezing temperatures
extend as tar south as Georgia
.x bury. are
‘Chorles AMPY. liasurdvillc, Connecti-
, cut this week.
““ E ‘K‘rinNltsk‘j
Monochrome, Hotel, Bloc
south Nomllt
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WEATHER FORECAST. ‘
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair tag
Cloudy weather with flurrles of snow
prevails this morning in the lake re-
gion an New! England. A long ridge
of high pressure extending {tom Mon-
tana southeastward to Tennessee, is
producing pleasant weather with low
river. From Michigan eastward to
sine the temperatures run from zero
0 30 Rave. From Michigan west-
ward to patents they run from zero
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 11; high. 25.
Partly cloudy.
m...
Mr and Mrs. Frank Clark, of Gran,
ill. .1
Ponadglis ”bong“ No.1268, will
hold its regidsi' meeting tonight.
Uncas Tribe, No. 26,1 0 R. M. will
meet this evading tor weekly business.
The directors of the Norwalk Club
will hold its monthly meeting tonight.
‘ Butler mdge.i\lo. 97 «I. 0.0 R, will
hold a weekly meeting tomorrow eve~
hing.
Joseph Banlnigoao, one of DsKlyn's
drivers. is sick at his home. Niel 'Mc-
Nally 'is substituting in his place.
The Winnipsuk Republican Club
hold its regular meeting last evening
and routine business was tranmted.
Hilda Btelgor was operated on this
morning at 11 o’clock by Dr. William
J. Tracey for adenoids, in the tier-
walk Hospital.
WW
Miss Rose (Nattei’ord, of Wilton ave-
nue, attended the funeral of Mrs.
'9 WM. P sEERs
' South NoMalk. 2 Nomlk.
Library
Membership Free to All.
The latest and best books.
We put new books in the library
as published.
Come in and look them over at the
New Stationery Store.
James ‘Donnelly
Stationery and News Store.
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Next to Regen and Stevens.
./
John *H Hoyt is spending the day in
New York on Ibusiness.
J. D {losing s. of New York was a
visitor in Norwaik today.
W
B. lililmah, 0! Bridgeport. is in
Norwalk on business today.
mun—w-
Washington Camp, No. 1i. P. 0.8
A, will meet this evening tor weekly
business.
it you want to read the new books
join our circulating labrary. Member»
ship free. See today's advertisement.
evening.
Our Brothers‘ lodge. No. 10, l. 0
didates. ’
his duties at the Nor-walk Hardware
Company. .
Harold n. Simone. or Norwaik has
been spending a few days in Lewis
W. Juno Venablss,ot18oa!ord.l)el-
aware, has returned to her home a!-
to!” visiting her sister“ :Mrs. Mary
Hammond, at 8'! Swill: street.
The carpenters’ Union met in Hm-
ford yesterday and Charles Payne,
William decor and William Knits"
_ hing by Our Bistors‘ more. us. fill. L
went tram Norwaik as Muster.
City (treasurer and White. Wilfred
Madmen. of south Namath were map
. riod sixteen years ode yesterday. To
‘_ day Mr. and Mrs. Bodmil are col»
slanting the event. in New York city.
‘suug. Joins. him will address
" the Men‘s consults inquiry Club at
his south ZNdl‘Wfldk Congregational
Ciiill‘tiiia: suns". lifetime” ii. at. 12:10.
His suhioct will
.Mw .
he "nitration no.
at the (lust pro-union function. W moétiug to arrow or the done to
Cannon trial-t clan grandson ot 1,. gm m 11.. m '
mo. flilofid hosts doses that m
borough. N. Y., the guest oi’ lilac Mil-
ly Keillor. ,
3 Miss Louise Behaub had Miss Alice
giiyde. of South Norwail’t. were guests
at the K. oi C. dance in summer.
last evening.
A box mind will be given this eve;
O. 0. s. it is expected to have an on»
joynhle evening. ’
A. 1...,Hurlbutt. traveling auditor-jot
the Connecticut Company. is spending.
the day in Email: Norwaik on busi-
, nsss.
' i
Norwaiks. attended the at. hurricane
Council, K. oi’C.‘ ball in Mumford
last evenins. . , ,
‘ gyms , if
‘ A HIGH QUALITY FE D OR . ,
Corn ,thtle Chick Feed Oil Most . 2
..Oats = ‘White Wheat ‘ Flaxsecd
Cracked Corn . Red Wheat ‘ Spelterlus Hoof Pack-
‘Meal ' “ Homie yFeed ins
Table Meal Buckwheat Mlddlins Frazer’s Axle Gredse
Gluten Feed . Flour- “ Shavings . -
2 Horse'Fcod Hay ~ ‘ Buckwheat Grain ‘
’Dairy Feed Straw Beet Scraps .
Poultry Mash Peat Moss Oyster Shells . '
: Bra Salt ‘ Grit .11 gt i1?
~‘ 2Whinte Middlins - Bird Seed: Charcoal * 2
Red Middiins ' Cotton Seed Meal - Pratt’s Food .« 2 .
Mixed-Grains Kaiiir Corn Cali ideal .l .
Ahtalia Beet Pulp Fish Scraps
Canadia Peas
All grains are absolutely sweet, clean and wholesome. All Feeds
are a mlxtpre oi the best 110th grains obtainable preparly sea.-
soned and rightly proportioned. MANUEL '1'. HATCH
Circulating
Buckwheat Coal $3.50
Compare» the many, Exclusive
The chief's degree will so conferred
on a possible too candidates at the ..
Nreguiar meeting of Uncas‘Trlhe, this 3:
, .. was Any outer Automobile Made.
0.1K. met last evening and exempll- 3:
tied the initiatory degree on live can- 22
Charles Holt, who has been ill for :;
slew days at his home, has resumed II
'.
ed to her needs ltd ,.
tial savings on her purchase to; our wdods are tied .
ishod and, priced right.
REVERY , BED.
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No.2PeaCoa-l.............2.................... $4.50
No.2’NutorPcaCoal...........2...2...2..~~."...... $6.00
Lehigh Egg, Stove and Nut . $7.50
Delivered in Cellar.
Coke, Wood, Bundled -Wood, Charcoal. -'
RAYMOND BROTHERS
as WAN. eraser
unmask.
OBJackson . _
. _ Optician ,Lj . ,
Everything in the Optical Line 4,
Eyes Examined Free
- wed-Wows:
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Features of The 1913 MOYER
The various models are now mdy for demonstration at
our Garage..
OSCAR H. BANKS, - - A gent
GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
tot-III-Iniiislltl
no: I ....
I I I! I: I.’ silt-.III h;-
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Archie curler and lite Policy. at tile ..
,_ ‘1‘ W . i
5 Tomorrow evening the executive.
Cannon motion is now rsslir for board and boil committee or the that
ma, man; me am not danish its independent society will hold a
sing in Consortium flail Kosher- ..
lull) Add
aim liaison, minim .
”When shopping and you lost a desire tor a little .rslreshlpont
stop at Rundie’o and have a nice warming and. ramming hot drink.
Clerks and others are wolsomo to use our parlor to out their
lunches at all times.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK STORM
collar. we cannot.
hoover,- tor the others were ready for
the manner in which the city clerk’s
Thanks svelte kept: last year.
Manor Edward J. Finnegan shortly at-
_ Kenna read‘the miliutss oi the pro
.vlous meeting; which were accepted on
‘vote.
to the conditions or Wall street. He
datum time.
‘ 2 powered to borrow ".000 on the faith
one in his on-
an early adjournment apparently. and
passed lightly over. his’ remarks about
The meeting: was called to‘order by
ter 8 o'clock. City Clerk James J.
Frank H Merrill appetired relative
protested against" this granting of ten
loot trolley track center. at the pres-
ent width of Wall street. die suggest-
ed that a skeleton bill be introduced in
the General Assembby providing for
thoroughfare. This 'w‘ill provide the
power or considerlng the matter at any
«Mayor Finnegan stated that the
scheme is a good one and that the
atleet’ certainly should, be widened;
Councilman Milne moved that Mr.
Merrill's 'suggestlon. be approved and
that the corporation counsel he in-
structed to prepare the hill. ,
‘Mr. Tyler. representing the J. W
Vaast Squeegee Machine Company.
was present and stated that it the city
was still anxious_about the' patent
rights his company will cover the pur-
chase by a bond. Mr. Tyler said that
South Norwalk has‘purchased one of
his machines.
Councilman Milne thought the broom
should be purchased. as an extra from
the scrubber, in order that other than
paved roads may be cleaned.
Councilman Cahill said that there
crushed and asked Mr. Tyler to givel
the price and particulars about the
cmshing machine his company mans
factored, two of which the town hasl
now in use. Mr Tyler stated that his
crusher costs about $2 266 but that
his company will lease a machine. He
said that. it averages about 88 cents
per yard to crush and haul the stone.
A [petition for a light at the corner
at :Brush street and Powell place was
referred to the light commissioner
with power.
A. petition for permission to erect a
dwelling on France street was receiv-
ed trom George W. Bauer-cit. Crane.
ed. ‘ .‘
'Ceorge Mitchell's previous petition.
for permission to erect a‘ dwelling in
Eclipse street 'was granted.
Permission to erect a frame build-
" ing in Menard street was granted
Frederick W. Thompson a: Company.
The library'report was read, show
in; 342 to he the average daily at~
tendaace. 1' Accepted.
The report of Chief. Thomas “leath-
erland was read. There were but '14
:: arrests during last month. 804 tramps
'I were housed during January.
The bond of Tax Collector A. it.
“'3 Bette tor 310,000 was accepted on vote.
The hills of the various departments
II more read and ordered paid as fol-
:: my
Library department . . . . . 4882.77
Paving mouth 105.28
Administrative document 155.“
Highway department 350.98
Police department 380.14
Fire department 815.70
sewer department ,. . . . . 17.00
Sewer extension .......... 211.00
Finance department 71.12
Sewer Commissioner Burnett report
ed that work in Beacon stresthao been
discontinued.
'l‘wo renewal extensions of the bonds
or City Treasurer and Treasurer of
losses--
ed to the original bonds.
it was voted that. Councilman Chon-
dler take up the note (or $10. 000 ct
Our Drothors' lamps, No.10. l. O. 0.
m, at ti per cent. and (pay the same
with a new note at ill. per cent. .
Finance Chairman Chandler was sm-
sAKlus ranchers.“
uueo’ sf Cut A Flower Shop
t. give no a trial order.
west rm. W and C
;. -.o;o:- o;o:..;
my oi luau-’3 and other mode not—a reruns. Page 3 2
.2 . “ donoinProspsst crease with more
tavorsbio mother conditions villi lion
2 and credit of the city and give at note
tor the some.
Light Commissioner Milne imported
several chums of lights in his do
pertinent. .
' City Engineer (instills N. Wood sub.
milled ii? mommeuddtion to the at
test that no grinding m should be
nicipal Journal on the maestion oi .
‘ Ithd mayor. ‘ . "
tor of "results days" fertile lire house
drivers. The trouble is that the resil-
lar drivers do not take their allotted _ 2
two days a month, receiving their
money instead and remaining on the Neural L
job according to the mayor His boil-7
or authorized File
Thompson to idstruct them and to fur-
ther order them to send in their bills .
separately.
the United Electric Light and Water
Cdmpany and "the Connecticut Com-
pany in conleronce recently, came to
an amicable agreenmnt relative ‘to the
removal or trees.
ed that the city is not liable for the
the authority tor the city to widen the \
voted.
vote.
. by Counsel 'Hubboll.
are about 3,000 yards oi stone to be hooks during the past year"
the Water ll‘unddloward A. Montgom- ‘
cry were “solved and. on‘vote. attach- ‘
It ms voted to subscribe to the Mil-i
Mayor Mohegan brought up the mat-
which made His Wife.
8. Well Woman.
Commissioner i
>>>>>
Middletown. Paw“ I h ‘h . ‘ y.
backache and such mild hearing ‘
pains that I could not' be on my: .
timed and“! had organs. ih‘flamma‘ ‘
badly that I vies Mireille to do my
I could not get a good meal for my
hand and one child. My neighbors
they thought my suffering was to
“My husband got tired of seals "
under and one night want to the
store and got me a bottle of Lydia . .
Pinkham’ 1! Vegetable Compound ‘
.. tbld me I must take it. [can’t to
all I initiated and I can’t tell you all . ,
your medicine has done for me. I it”
greatly benefited from the first an {it
has made me a well woman. I climb
all my housevlrork and even helped riddle
.of my friends as gel]. I thinkpad it '
Mayor Finnegan, representatives or
Corporation Caunsel Huh‘beii report
damage to N. Shutsnello a automobile.
Counsel Hubbell reported that a lien
on Louis Imusrd’s property was paid
when owned ‘by the late Charles '1‘.
Leonard and the counsel's recommend-
ation that the lien he released was
An ordinance amendment relative
to the tire limits of the city was read wonderful help to all sufferingvv
byl Counsel Huifnell. ‘ ‘ lhnvs got several to take it lifter sol»
The amendment was accepted on ing what it has done for ma"?
_ _ IElana Esrassmms, 219 East Main 8
Amendments to the city charter rs. Middletown, P3-
lative to the making of the cities or The Plnkham recordlsaproudandhdm
the street commissioner permanent: .‘trnbls one. It' is a record of constant;
200 ‘ r victory overthe obstinate ills of woman
of lining his salary (at $1, . lie
ear)' and of collecting the clty‘taxes -liis that d“: out‘despalr. It lashes.-
Y ~ labllshed fact. that Lydia n. Pinkham’a
semi-annually wereresd and explained Vegetab‘e Compound has r ester 0 (I
die was anther-
health to thousands of such suffering
ised to continue with the necessary‘womem Why don’t you try 11-, if you
details.
2 need such a medicine?
Councilmen Cahili thinks that the
if you want special advice write
new bookkeeping system should be LydiaE.Pinkllam MedlclnoCo.(co
made permanent. die said: "There is dentinDL “a mug?“ fiihmi’rfi‘: )2 . ,
nothing that can be said in commenda- welded“ and“ held in strict confided”.
tion of the manner of keeping the
Horace (earnestlyi—"Dearest‘ if
were you i couldn‘ t live without me. ".
-—Tatier. 2-
it was voted that a skeleton bill be
draited by the corporation counsel to
provide for the perpetuation oi! the
new bookkeeping cynical when install-
ed.
~RAZOR sruos council
......... Coupons for razor stroplmay.
A good add pays best in the hell be redeemed at this office. a new
paper. ‘ - q slgnment having just arrived.
C
2-» for any Ladies 01'
isses Costs to the store,"’1
.2 Values up to $18
All Furs and For Coats 1- 3 oft regular
‘ Price
Frank J acoby
Washington Street, opp. Hoyt’ 3 Theatre
«our? January "Sale”
Continued This Week
. Look at our windows tor unheard of bargains.
.. Come and get your share or the good things.
The South ‘Norwalk Dry Goods Co. ,,
23. so and‘32 soars MAIN ‘SlllEE'p 1.
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15 Good Eggs
8 GANG SQUARE fiRAND MiLK ..............................._...
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GWEKT POTATOKO, QPINACH. GELERV. LETTUOE, GRAN
RIEQ. ORANGUG, PARQNIPO. .
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