‘ spent. yesterday in Wilton.
't.
L IL, will meet. tonight for weekly busi-
’ Uncas Hayloft, No 28 1-2, 1.0.11.
is
"1M;
1
.l,
V Flotilla. is producing fair weather with
A; Store. has gone to Atlantic City for
tomorrow evening. ,
. meet for monthly business in the high
school tllmorrow evening,
business trillion-ow evening.
sool‘t’ Alto STATLONERY evens.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair and
continued cold tonight- Tuesday ill-
dressing cloudiness with slowly rising
temperature; moderate northV~westerly
winds. A ridge of high pressure ex
tending from Ontario southward to
' ' LQVER’S
“THE THREE"
Ladies’
Footwear
The DORIS
A Good Medium Priced Shoe,
_ ".00 and “.60“. '
CLARICE
Latest Styles.
83.00.
’ ecnoss“
Correct in; style.” Perfect ln Flt.
PERFECTA
Always Reliable.
33-50.
low temperatures ln‘sll districts east.‘
of the. Mississippi river. Tempera‘
lures below zero were reported from
Michigan eastward to Maine. A
trough of low. pressure extending from
California nontheastwurd to Mlnneso .
ta. is causing unsettled weather with
rising temperature between the Rocky
Mountains and the Mississippi river.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Miss Corcoran, of. the Bostoulstore,
———~—-¢——
James Kelli, of Norwalk, has se-
cured a position in Norwich Conn.
John kmmfit‘he wail-known resi-
dent of Weds Mat. is seriously ill
am White, of Daubury, spent yep-
terday insouth Norwalk with friends.
.——-——u——b ’
Douglas Fowler Post. No. 48. G. A.
11638.
M" will hold a semi-monthly meeting
tonight
College Girl
The Best Value .Obtalnable. at «
«no.
a»
The Hat Tlfilmers' Association will
meet for monthly business tomorrow
evening.
.V Carl altar-strum. a student at Yale. ' '
spent the week end with his lmmts Carl «Schaub and has resigned his
of .Norwal’k. .. position at Novsh's.
Mrs. Rabbit and daughter, of Nor-
walk, are spending a few days in New
Mark city. .
Bernard Nauteford of Bridgeport.
spent the week end with his parents of
Norwallr.
. W- '
‘Miss Grace Lee, of Danbury, spent
yesterday in South Norwslll with some
friends.
Miss Anna Murphy, of the Boston
a short stay.
. '«i 1" . .
-soclal dance given by Louise and William Thompson. of New Haven.
George J. h‘aulhaber Lodges at Arlon Went yesterday with his parents in.
Hull tonight. Admission 26 costs. One NONE”
prize waits:
‘ , You are ordlally. invited wto look
Albert Malian Client the week and over the pretty line at valentines at
with his parents. Mr. Mathis ls worll- James Donnell-’17 a. See adv.
ing in Nation ” ‘
.M
Frank ll. Merrill. or Norwulh, has
Butler Chapter, No. 38,. Royal Arch started cutting ice on Wood’s pond,
Masons will hold a stated convocation today. Th” ice l” nearly a “’0" ”“0".
The committee for the Town Teach.
ors' play will meet this afternoon and
assign the parts to the different ones.
1.. Mum“... l...
l W
The town». school committee will
‘ John Chechen, .lr., is quuruntlned at
:5; C 1.023!!th W No. 126.1% his home in East avonue, and his two
n. 0 1’4, Wm mud” HBmeonufly‘ brothers are fluyhlg at. Mr. ml)“
lord's house. i , .
W
1ills; hilly Curator returned lust
veiling after spending the wool: and
with llér parent‘s o‘t Merldbu.
‘ . No. 902 Mile street: New York.
our. No; 1342. ’ ' ‘
Royal
is wash or so up it has been
some and Mini thumb
Thomas motherland. lulled
, l . is”.
*VlllliSlGNAS.” ,
P Beers.
Mrs. K. Mullahs; isotherms Mrs. Cs-
terllaus. is spoofing from ll broiled y
no. Mrs. Mullahs is now living at I2
niahflfd Mama!» Wu” WE“ a If .
. of fact the real test of the value is what it will produce in gOOd results.
I
MERELY QUALITY. .
While it is quite usual to Judge the-economy of a «feed by its cost:
and to think that the lowest priced feed is the
cheapest. as a matter
NOthlng but unusually good quality distinguishes “Bonnie" home
ground feed tor Horses. Cattle and Pastry, from any other.
I give
,; you my personal guarantee that they are composed of- only the
. choicest. deeding grains that can «be obtained in
terlals as you yourself would approve of it you
the mixture being made. as you may if you so
count for much when you get whet you want,
ads or only such lus-
stood brand watched
desire.- Price doesn't
but it"s pleasant to
‘ know mt just new you Iwill get a better i‘eed for less money
MANUEL T. HATCH.
.52.;
Bucsviheaccm
No.2l'Pcs’Coal
No.2NutorPea Coal
Lehiglo Egg. Stove and Nut .l...
‘~ ‘ Delivered in
.......
Cellar.
Coke, Wood, Bundled -Wood,- Charcoal
soul-II
$3.50
$4.50'
$6.00
$7.50
loo-eure-
.1
RAYMOND bROTflERS
.13. Jackson "
Optician
WALL STREET
NORWALK.
PHONE Q38.
Everything in the Opticaflllne 4'
Eyes Examined Freé
crossword-o
I,I.I,I:I:I:I:l:l,l:l:l:l:l:III:I:I:I:I.I:IZI:I:I:I:I:l:l:l:l:I,I:l
Compare the many
Features of The 1913
With 3A1}. Other Automobile Made.
The various models are now ready for demonstration at
our Gangs
OSCAR H. BANKS.-
GARAGE. RIVERSTBEET. V
.
'.
.............................
.......... ‘.'¢'- Il'lIo'nIo'e'.'.’.“ll.l.ln.lll'-'-'l'-'
Phil-2':
Exclusive
MOYER
,I:l:l:I:l:iVI:I:l:I:l:l
-A gent
NORWAVLK. CONN.
lunches {it all times.
' RUNDLE’S BAKERY
canny. . ~ ' ‘
woe. Ill
stop at Rundla’s and have a nice warming and
Clerks and others are welcome to use our
NORWALK STORE.
BAKING PRODUCTB.
HOT DRINKS
and you tool a double for a little .refreshlnent
renewing hot drink.
parlor to eat. their
lCVl chum. .
............
whimsical are brought minesl‘lhllrgcd \
‘ss a mystery.
. been unable to wire back over the
i Floating Perils That llriit With
Winds and Currents.
m
A MENACE T0 EVERY VESSEL .‘
and.“
Thom Wholly Submerged, Ara Dread-
ed by All Mariners—Methods of La-
ostlng and Destroying Them.
Today. according to Popular meow '
trlclty. thor‘c' argabout 2.000 derelict
ill the waters of the world—floating V
perils that go where wind and currents . .
bid them.‘ Every sea is made hazard-
ous by their brilliance. They have crush-
ed into ocean liners and Into luck-V
of the China use. To them all vessels
are alike—sumething to be destmyed.
They crash against them in the dead“
of night. when inky blackness hides
their Coming. Wrecks themselves. they
seem to strive to drug all others to
their own fate. , ’
So they go drifting on the seven seas
More particularly they seem to swarm
eagerly in the gulf stream
li‘rom Cape Hatteras reaching north
' to the Grand banks of Newfoundland
is the “graveyard of the Atlantic." it
is a rolling waste where many ships
are buried it is n place where dare
licts borne by the sweep of the gull
stream and the. countercburu of the
Labrador current dart about like an-
Vgry sharks. eager to fasten their mews
on the hull of some ship.
In the bydrogmphlc edifice at- some
seaport the wireless is sounding. A
message is coming through the void
it is a message of peril coming trams
steamship. it warns that a derelict
has been sighted squarely in the path
of ocean travel.“ For days the men at
the station have been waiting for word
of this derelict Its position on the,
chart that all hydrographlc olilces ,
lice has not moved for a week. They
buy lost-track of it. its driftiuge are
The station men have
sens warning captains ofits where—
abouts. Any‘ moment they mayhear
that it has’attacked and wrecked.
But now the derelict has come into
the light. The Baltic has sighted lo
and sent s warning humming over the
Now the men at the station are
quick to act. At a word from their
chief they relay the message to’tha
“commander of the revemls cutter Sens-
cs. lying by The Seneca has been
waiting for this message-waiting for
tile detellct’s whereabouts to be reveal-
ed. And now. knowing them. it gets
up stand: and sells forth. ll purgor of
the seas. on destruction bout.
0! derelict: there are two kinds-
those that door observed and those that
float unobserved. Most pbople imagine
that wrecked ships are ultimately ,drlv—
en ashore, ,ud that vessels reported
sinking at‘ um- ot abandonmoutgo
down soon after. That is not true.
Abandoned ships brosd' vampires or-the
deep. Eor months they float. Water-
logged. hall sunken. pitched and torn
by storm, they yet somehow seem to
'I survive. They will live in guise that
3 send the macho-t vessels to the bot-
. tom. Only time can destroy them—
;; that is. unless electricity takes a hand.
Too heavy to rise to the surface; and
j; yet not water soaked enough to sink
.. to the bottom and remain there. they
.I crawl along Just under the riding
.. swells. Their abiding piccolsnowhers.
;; From the untravelad tracks 0! themes
. they may be carried by a storm direct-
Ii 13 in the path of navlgation. Whither
. they go no word goes before them.
:2 The!
. grimly.
descend unobserved. quietly.
Not until they have struck in
their presence known. Then they bake
their toll. They destroy a, ship. and
from it another of their kind is, made.
it: is their way of multiplying and
spreading the breed. That is why it is
so lmportuniq that they be destroyed.
But now the bosses has steamed into
the province of the derelict. High in
the must the lookout is casting his eyes
on all sides. if he is not alert the dew
llct may attack those on board the San-
‘ sea. Self preservation in strong in a
vampire. v»
not now the tip of a submerged mass
rises «mm distant swell. Caught in
a sudden pitch of the sea. the derelict
. has rescaled itself. From the lookéut'o
past the cry sounds. The buried or the
‘beuuua ls Muesli It moves slowly
towards“ quarry. sea now the work
of... harnessing electricity tor the do;
atrocities it mull do. begins. ‘ll‘l-oln the
with sixty pound burdens of console
ton. From the storahoum are brought
‘ .inllulatad electric clinics and a hand
j; magneto. A small heat is lowered, and l
~ the gnarl are am on board... Than
I. the. , '
These Vimlllgpu‘bl'tllu Coll. adm- of I
.Clear.‘
.2 .
it
.p.
'l.
. "
. 0 ’
Temperature: Low. 2; high, 11.‘
ll
Skatingis safe today on all the
ponds of the town.
”The dance planned by Co'uri mill-cl
to have taken place on St. Patrick’s
day has been postponed until after
Lent.
Mrs .Emnla Pfalli olSouth Norwalk,
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. William J.
Brown. of Norwslk. on their trip to
Flordla upon which they started Sal-
unlay.
Yesterddy was the fortieth annivero
nary of the institution olV‘Lincolu Coun‘
cil, No. 4. 0.
week.
George Thresham. of New York, has.
Goon the guest of friends in South Nor-
walll. His sister and children are now
in China in the interests of a moving
picture concern.
The regular meeting of Court Laurel
will be held in .Red Men's Hall on
Wednesday evening. and in honor of
Uncoln's“lilrtilday. there will be an
address, followed ‘by a Magnet '
Attorney-General John H. Llsht ad-
dressed the Christian Inquiry Club or
the .South Norwail: Congregational
church on Abraham Lincoln yesterday
at 1210 o'clock. There was a large
attendance of the class members and
all appreciated the excellent discourse
given by Attorney Light.
Adjutant and bars. Winterbottolu, of
Daubury. will have charge or the meet
ing thatwiil be held at the Salvation
Army hall tonight. The meeting will
be held at’s o’clock. Adjutant Winter»
bottom was in charge of the local di-
vision of the Salvation Army previous
to the present commander Caption E.
J. Perl-sit.
Ally Bell'Tcldphone Will coll-9"? A
nect you With a .Western V
Union Telegraph Office. . »
Cali “Western Union"—- talk 93‘
your message over the tele-
phone-it will be sent promptly, . z
The telegramiwill be charged ,
. in yOur monthly telephone bill.
There were ninety million Western
Union Telegrams sent in 1912
‘Carroll, who is spending the winter
U. A. M. The celebra— , Nowell; Saturday to settle theilre
tion for this year was held earlier last ‘ of Joseph diurahevshl, Which ha
r \
B. Chin and George Tresham.
sentetlves of the Motion Picture ,
lishing Collpany, were visitors in W
yesterday.
Postal cards are being receiv
South Nor-walk friends of Mrs. E.
Florida. The latest cards coals
llews of St. Augustine.
You cannot anord to use feeds on:
less quality than “Bonnie"
ground feeds for Horses, Ca
Poultry. Worth more—costless. ..
advertisement of Manuel '1‘ lists
._..........
Mr Cling, of New York an
Thompson. of New Haven w
ed about twa weeks asolu Silva
Carlos Martinez and his brill”
merly Miss Frances harks, of Rental
are on their wedding tour.« The will
pie have been to Havana and are
on the way to the groom's ll
Mexico City. Martinez was.~ ,
an Overlook boy and is very”
known about Nprwallr. '
Read The
Sérltiniel’s Spo
Pages ,
vvw“
I
l
South Norwalll Dry Goods
Norwalk Chronicler