‘ the Manufacturinn Business. .
he system of the standardisation of
. porls. now so universal. Ol'l
‘ till Whitney, the inventorf
tau gin. When he undertoo
musket: The government save him a’
contract in 1708 for 10,000 stands or
arms. although he had no “plant" for
' their maouiucture. He built a small
notary in New Haven. Conn" and be
gun work, but found a great obetnclo
in the difficulty or getting good work.
men. especinle those capable of acting
as toremen under his novel methods.
His plan, as is pointed out by George ‘
lies in a recent original study at Whit-
ney's achievements, was tic make of
his factory a single huge muhhine. in
an armory before whimsy: day each.
man. highly skilled. produced by him-
. self a distinct part at a musket. This P
«Every housekeeper will and in our line. socds which are suit-V .
ed to her needs and on which she will be able to miss a capstan-V
tial savings on her purchase for Our goods are deals-nod. made. fln- ,,
ished and priced right.
J
ABSOLUTE]! PURE
The only Baking Powder made from
Royal Grape Cream of Tariar '
f now 0N sALs A'r Born oronsa
WM. P. BEERS
South Norwnlki Nor-walk.
division of labor Whitney supplanted
thy so apportioning work that little or.
cool. Makes, home holdup
kill (1 d d. H td ‘
a:...::a.:a“:.z .. areas. 910858!“ m mum“
. operations kept a group busy. For ' a ‘ ‘ ‘ _
their assistance be simplified each on.- ‘ .
eration‘nnd introduced three aids since
indispensable in manufacture—drilling W ____
by templets °r patterns. tiling by 1188 Mortimer Conley of High Meet,
I I I l‘ I" 1! la. 'i-lIoH QHIALlTvl'F EEo'Fc'n' 'Evsnv'NEEonuuu...
Corn / Little Chick Feed Oil ideal - . or guides and milling irregular terms.
Oats .. ‘ White Wheat . Flaxseed From first to last a model musket Norwalk caught his fingers in alarge Hall in Washington street, “
, Cracked Com Rod Wheat Sputterine H001 Paok- was copied with precision so that ov~ roller of one ,0! the machines of the Patrick‘s night, when Court .
Meal M l {Egg} Fagilddli Fm 3 All ' . ery lock. for example. was exactly like St- GOOTSG ‘Pflpel' and Pulp Mill. this No. 106, Daughters of (lentil x
gutgn Fee‘hd Fiber west as 81:33:“ 9 Grease every other among thousands. When morning. The hand was dressed by entertain. A committee appoin
‘ Horse Feed Ho; . , Buckwheat Grain all the parts was? to for; a weapon Dr. William J. Tracey. cently is Working diligently o
DMry Feed straw ~ Beer 8cm were ossemb or not much air . plans, ,
Poultry Mash Peat Moss ‘ Oyster 3111315 parlor to a musket tormed on any oth- The fourth annual dinner and these,1 ,
new... in“... ~ in... “’“'i§'.i€.iii°"fi““ii.”§iiiii m a... WWW“ ..... ..
- , exnc , e p ace 0 - »
. nee Mlddlins Cotton Seed Meal Pratt's Food and ate trifling cost. :35 3f” yemmfié’“ Ne: “mac‘ty' IM'EWW“, WSW“ chumh sock all
_.._.. MixedGl “m Katflr Com Calf Meal . in order to accomplish his purpose e user was d in t e Bros. way not nights meeting held at the
. . ‘ Miami. Beet‘Puip w Fish Scraps . an d carry out bl s contract whose ere Central Hotel after which the entire tion Army hall in water at
Canadia Peas cation was much prolonghd Whitney party adjourned to the theatre. lnight, Rev. 8: P. Fairbanks will spas
-—-——- 1Rev. Mr. Fairbanks is the p
Dr H B West. (0" the health ”03rd the East Avenue Methodist clips
All grains are absolutely sweet. clean and wholesome. All Feeds
are a mixture or the hen saylected grains obtainable properly sea
soned and rightly proper cued
was obliged to invent new’ tools and
machines at every step. none of which '
‘WEATHEEEQRECAST- Circulating Library
, For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to Membership Free to All MANUEL T HATCH
night and Thursday; slightly colder
tonight; brisk westerly winds. Cloudy
weather with {lorries of show were
reported this morning irom the Lake
region and the northern portions of
New England. ’Pleasant weather pre~
as published. '
New Stationery Store.
The latest and host hookah .
We put new books in the library
Come in and look them over at the
Buckwheat Coal
was patented By doing so he not only
smatly improved the finish and accura-
cy of his guns and the speed of their
manufacture. but so impressed the val-
ue of the idea of standardization upon
the minds of manufacturers that it was
inspected the school rooms of the and a speaker of ability.
Franklin school yesterday afternoon,i ‘
and found them to be all in pond con- 1 Alfred Boerum was slidingd wit
dltion. There are but twmcasee or in Grove street. yesterday site
scarlet fever among the pupils enroll- when his sled turned partly M
ed and an epidemic is feared, the au- his right hand went under on o
presently applied in other trades and. .
has long since become the rule in man- thorities already having the cases “I" runners. The "'33“ “'33 tom “(11
der control. Dr. A. N. Clark was called-
utacturlnd. -Harper’s. .» . ‘ fl .
. several stitches in the hand. '1‘
Very often a [sentinel “For sale“ is eleven years old and «the so
A CHAMPlON SPELLER- ad. will bring a “windfall" or pln‘rrencis A. Boerum.'
money in return (or an unused article
No.2PeaCoal . $3450
_No.aNut orPea Coal $600
Lehigh Egg, Stove and Nut $750
Delivered in Cellar. ’
walls in other sections east of the
Rocky Mountains.
James Donnelly"
Station»): and News Store.
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Tenn-lea A YEAR Ado TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 9; high, 25.
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Clear. Next to Racers and Stevens. Coke, Wbod, Bundled -Wood, Charcoal. Horace Greeley Wll a Wand-i- When at value Are ther pin 0.. A F i hid It
—————~~-——-------—-' , ‘ Only Biz Your. of A... ~ . . 6 money I) urn s e 00m. to __
The weekly meeting of the South -__._ __..- “f, -... R A Y M o N D B R O T H E R S - No champion of the old time spelling sibilltles in some things you are stor- ISentinel want changes it ;
Nprwalk Calumet“! 01‘“) was held last H d K. ‘1 matches. perhaps. ever excelled Horace ing away? . nished room-Rented.
evening. .- ' Greeley. He was. In fact, a spelling .
‘ ouse an “C en -——- prodlgy. What would the boys and ..
girls of today, who grumble over their
daily stint or twenty words. think of _,
a child not yet six years old who could ~
Miss Mamie O'Connell. oi Danbu‘ry.
spent Sunday as the guest or Mr. and
I Mrs. Frank A. Volk, of Leonard street.
F“'“i5h‘“gs WWW
$12.95
.. l , ' . . _ actually spell every word in the lan-
Now is the “me to restock on your Bathroom Fixtures 3 O D Jackson 5' WA”- PTREET i guess! That is what the young Horace
vi , c rehash & ' . NORWALK. is said to have been able to do.
£2233; attesting“ i: this lino. Bar 81] plies rpm"; nos. ' Hi! schoollnir beans in his tom-tn
_ P Optician J ,.... and the m or mu... .. o... For any Ladies or
became a passion with him. In school
“limbo; he kept incessantly at its
study. Hour alter hour he would lie
on the door. spelling over all the dlii'h
cult words he could dad in the few
books that the family owned.
see ad., page 7.
. Buckingham fiat; antler CorDS. Albert F, Gehebe
No 30. will hold a regular meeting
tomorrow atternoon. All members 25 WABHINGTON STREET,
WUTH NORWALK.
are requested to be present.
The various ammendments afiect- Free Dailvory. Tel. 397,
lag the city oi Norwalk Charter has ‘
been forwarded to Representative
Henry Mathois for intrdduction into
the Legislature.
Everything in the Optical Line ti: Misses Coats in the store,
Eyes Examined Free ,
W+++imvi+dvii
1
Compare. the many Exclusive
Features of The! 1913 MOYER
With Any Other Automobile Made.
The various models are now ready for demonstration at
our Garage.
Lovskts
A. J. Collins (:0. have just tin-
ished installing shades in Wm. Vol-
mer'o dwelling house, which is at-
tached to the county Jail nin North
avenue. Bridgeport.
"THE PLACE"
IA. 1!. Battery, 0. 'i'. Payne and was
[lam A. Kellogg returned inst evenins
" Ladle ’
irom Marleen. where they attended. A
the twovday session of the State Colin * OSCAR H BANKS _ Agent
oil or Carpenters oi America. 00 ear 9 ‘
GARAGE. RWER STREET. NORWALK. CONN.‘
Paul Moire Balvatoritecussh. Joe .3 ”1...... : :: . :.:_ .
- oph Alicia manner: and Edwarmdilsot The DORIS _' . 4
y. ‘ \ r .
, Values up to $18
m a... or x... prowess one: All Furs and For Coats 1- 3 off regular
Naturally Horace was the first one
chosen at spelling matches. He had it ~ Price
words with the utmost confidence.
. Sometimes in winter. when theesnow-
.. drifts were so deep that one of the
' his boys had to take him to the school- W Sir H T
- . cabin 01! ee 0 0 edit
,1 haired tollow would drop asleep be- it t, W yts h e
-- tween‘turns. When his word came ,
:j round his neighbor would nudge him w
~- anxiously. He would wake. spell his .
-- Bo great was the: boy‘s reputation as ’
:1 a student of unusual powers that the “
-- selectmen of a uni hborlns town. in “r anua a e
' passing a rule forbidding the attend' .
,: from outside the township. honored - t ' r " '
‘ him by addict the clause. “BIND”!!! continued This week
only Horace Greeley."=~!onth'a Oom- . , .
paaion. . . " , Look at our windows hoi- unheard of bargains.
hoping, whining voice and spoiled his
Fr ank J ac ob
2- house on his back. the little whlid
’; word and drop action again at once.
3: once at the local school oi any pupil
Come and got your share of the good things.
«Michelt qualified as citizens oi the
, "United States, at a session of the nor . taro-silo. \
.. A Good Medium Priced iahoo . 7 r
inmllzntlon court in Bridgeport, ycs- ' 7 ‘ This incident is related at a Scotch
, since and $2.60. doctor. new to the son. who advan' . The south NOI‘Wflik Dry GOOdS CO...
tarad upon a day‘s rabbit shooting.
Chosen by the Emmi”)!!! was a
' rather quick movina' target. and the
medico was not mention With the one»
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
”:22... nyiif‘ifi‘iginm Norwalk C L A R I C E J b " HOT DRINKS ‘ Pg
, . ' I ‘ .
3m. Emedmi‘dmgflmxw T3: mm sum. When shonpina and you tool a «am an a little .rotreshment
mornin he was repent/cm and none ”450‘ stop at handler and have a nice «warming and‘roi‘mhing hot drink. mill he indemnifi-
it clerks and others mwelcomo to an our parlor to out their
. “Hang it all. man” he exclaimed im-
his promise to take "1° plodse M m V lunches It all timao. . patiently to the ir'eepru who accoma l 5 Good E
months, Judge William it. 'Ilammany CROSS hauled him. “those beasts are too on!“ ggs _
continued hls‘case. ! tor moi" ‘
com in 8mm 1’0?in in W RUN DLE S BAKER Y "Arc. doctor." the ram how W :EWWasasgrfihHBchrm H ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' I ’ ' .. ' ' ' ' h ' ' ' ”
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0MB. ‘ NORWALK ovens. piled, ”but ya rarely didna expect them
www.mmmmuwnm insulin Poaraoosaomrsicsns
cAuov.‘ , BMONGPRDDUM‘DL‘ talcum. my. .‘ new names, pAcKAos
Always Reliable.
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m and lira. William 3 Brown, of
which avenue will start for Florida
on Friday. iii. and Mrs. Brown have.
. ‘ node in Morton amoral winters but
, [and la “mills" in load of i'ishifl.
“hunting and the more] sports which
inertia MW! at this time at the
year he has a busy several weeks a-
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’ Y“H‘EL'k."MAIW rL'.l‘ mun.“ 11".IIIIIIBIEDIIOOIIDVIBIIIUlllll!l§.".ll’.
, , "in bruised m It "mom M ‘3 litres. serous eAisms .
w “my Witt Mid lid?“ M mm until OWIIT’3P0TATOIC. SPINACH. CELIRY. LITTUGE.
. about i o'uioc
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and.“ oi him. Mr. and Mrs. Brown ’ ‘ j ' . ‘ _ "3' I ," , ._ « ,. , . ‘ .' “inguinal-omit“ ventilation it .0
iii lit. and Mrs. iionry How ~~ ., v , ‘ 1 , ‘ o: s ,
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