’ Swin and 3crims, lam oi: .
3 Apartment snll new ”some,
WEATHER FOREQAST.
M».—
Fair tonight. and“ Friday; rising
II temperature; moderate went to south
winds. The'western area of high
pressure has continued its eastward
movement and is now producing plen-
sent weather with low temperntiires
.rrom Georgia .to Maine. A distur-
uia'nce. central this morning over Min-
nesota, is causing cloudy and unset-
tled with the southerly winds and a
decided rise in temperature in the
'11pr Mississippi Valley— and western
portion of Lake lerpion. Mdor‘head
Tenn. reorted a rise during the lost
24 hours 0: 48, from 24 below to 24
above zero. Duluth reported a rise
of 34 and St. Paul 30. ', ‘
WEATHER A YEAR AQO TODAY: ‘
Temperature: Low,1il;~high. .32
Clear. “jaw I.
Mortimer Connolly, of~ailorwslln has
secured a. position in Poughkeepsie,
Neonork. ~ 1
.. .1...»
Miss ids H. Krsemer, oi: NorthI Main
street. was a visitor in Bridgeport, yesp
terdsy morning.
‘ Mrs. Willigm Ewing, of Norwalk,
left yesterday for Troy, where she
will visit her daughter. i
The 'Besmstsrs' Union held its reus-
iar meeting last evening and routine
business was transacted.
w
loo putting on the Wilson bond in
, soars River command today, , by
" the Fairneld County Dairy Company.
Two npplicstipns for membership
were received by with Norwaik Conn
oil, No. 1263 Knights of Columbus, st
m‘fllu meeting last evening. om
orwise routine blislness was transact-
.13“. I ’ . .
f Robert Joselovsg. he First street,
wast Norwdlir, groceryrnan h‘su tiled
notice with Town Qlerk Herbert IR.
Smith oi file intention to dispose of
his business to Henry Harris, cistern
lord. the tricolor lo tulle place on
I‘ Mei-oh lot. '
. ".A F. Beehinsnn. at New‘i’ork. is
spending the any in um... vile culled
lit thofaonth‘ Norwsiit hrnnch of hit
stores slid conferred with Manager
homes li‘ Dowd and later went to Nor-
Mall: to visit the New York Grocery
and Councilmen William Thompson
!
The horse hunched to mom bull»
cry much on down in from ,0! holds
' ” mun: barber than this morning. lid
I. was assisted Iilo his (not, but being no?»
Monday“ unit
new the, m
'* IvnsslGNs
"W P Beers
noes vino , antennas arose.
11885.
ing the day
I Nathsn Edsel). the Washington street
w...—
cmcnssrm s PILLS
'l‘IlE DIAMIINIID [IRAN
hi“ on! Ask your” m‘ffllntm’ for
Girl the: ler‘l Illnnlon
Plus in Red end Hold mmllic
hem. sealed with] Will‘s Ribbon.
Take In other [IV-gr on!
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George Copithon. of Boston, was
spending the day in Norwalk on busi-
l’)
a.
H. Trsggert, of New York. is spend-
with Oliver 1H. ‘Mitohell, of
Norwalk.
At the Grace CENII last evening,
Rev. James B. Werner gave a delight-
lu.l sermon on “Men or the World"
~.____
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Baur, former-
ly or South Norwalk and late cl Dan-
bury,‘ {have returnedgto California to
make their ltuturehoms.
*Hsrolswr, ours. or consular-wan:
has bought “an ice house on the
County Road and will start in the
ice business snide from his meat mar—
By mistake on the part of the tutor-
mant the name of J. J Linx'weiler was
rinted in these columns recently.”
sing one of the pail-bearers oi the
Mwbel May Hunt (unsold. The name
should have been Joseph Qulitncr.
Captain and Mrs Wilbur, who hue 33
been identified with the South {Nora I:
walk corps of the salvation Army. have 3;
been rewarded (or their taithtui ner- ..
vice “and have been appointed prob» 1‘.
tionsry captains. They have been I”. .;
signed to the Ansonia corps to which ~-
plnce they will .ihortiy repair to take I.
charge of the work there. They. will :j
lead the meeting at the Water street .
headquarters tonight and it is expect- 1'
ed that there will be a large gatherv "
in; out to hear them.
, The report has been circulated tint
tuilor, has been exposed to s on» of
scarlet. fever, his young son hnving
been ultimo with the (license. On
olivine of the physioiiln attending the
boy. The nontinei thinks it only
fair that Mr. liaison; patrons should
know thdl the wolldtnolln letter has
been in no wise erpowl. The
child has been closely quumusuamhd
the anxious purest hue not been liMl'
him since the disease developed into
its present stalls. ,
.. RAILROAD MIN PENOIONID.
President Mellon. or the New York.
New than and Hsriiord Mimic
Company has )nuugurslmi a plea to
dunionslruts than the company is in
pm the Mel me ot..lim ii
ed to her needs and on which she will be able to me substitu-
tiul savings on her purchase tor our goods are deem;
MERELY QUALITY.
While it is quite usual to Judge the economy of a deedf by its cost
. and to think that the lowest priced teed is the cheapest; be a matter
of fact the real test of the value is what it will produce in~good results.
Nothing but unusually good quality distinguishes “Bonnie" home
ground teed ifOl‘ Horses, Cattle and Poutry. Irom any other. I give
.you my personal guarantee that they are composed of only the
choicest leading grains that can be obtained, made or only such ma-
terials 2‘5 you yourself would approve of til you stood by and watched
the mixture being made. as you may it you so desire. Price doesn’t
count for much when you get what you want, but it's pleasant on
. know that just now , you will get a better deed tor less money.
MANUEL T. ‘ HATCH.
$3.50
BuckwhestCosl..................W......... ‘
No.2PeaCos1 $4.50
No.2Nut orPeaCoal $8.00
Lehigh Egg“, Stove and Nut $7.50
Deliver-d in Cellar. .3.
Coke, Wood, Bundled -Wood, Charcoal.
RAYMOND shoreline
so WALL eraser
nonwsLK.
PHONI IIliis.
«III 0. B. Jackson
Optician ” H
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Exanilned Free
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Compare the many Exclusive
whit Any Other Automobile sauce. I ‘
The vsdous models g1 now ready for demonstration at
011er
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made. dn.
It'd'd'i-W'I'iw'l':
lint-tutu:-
OSCAR ll BANKS, - - Ag ent
:3. causes. swell smut.
. the hat business was in magnesia; in
‘ was employed ssIe sizer in shrink-
-- walk country Club. the Knob Club
'.'. Company, and the wee Burn
:3 Club .
Features Of The 1913 MOYER .lg madly rumnglble' {or hie rugged.
j; healthy condition up to a year ago.
.2 An enthusiastic golfer he might be
.. found upon the‘linils quite often. Mi.
‘1 Knapp also endoyed the water, and ’
pnrtioulsrly the pleasure it adorned-I
“_ known so a severe one, but. his em-
The deceased "was it .weilhpown
and highly respected citisen of South
‘ NorWolk.n business men hominid
him among the moment in the city.
For business sogsoity and tor inte-
grity he was noted and his sdvlce
was eagerly sought. Surely one thing
can be sold oi Mr. Know. and that,
thin his life has been a success}
past two months. was out but a
bed but a few days.
the result at age and a. complication
of diseases train which Mr. Knapp
had not the strength to recover.
Mr. Knapp was born in New York
city in 1832 His first nppedrilnce in
1850 when, at the age of eighteen no
lag hat bodies. , .
tin 1857 Mr Knapp started in busi-
mess for himself in South Norwslk.
the'oid Onofut barn in Garner street.
Here be sized his" hats in a. wash-tub
carrying them in s wheelbarrow to a
nearby brook to wash them after they
were colored. Even with; these
primitive smdwlunoouth methods he
made good hats, and laid the rounds.
tion for the reputation which Crofut
& Knapp were to enjoy. Later the
factory was moved to North Main
street to the property nour'ownled by
W. A. Hani’ord.
Alter o. short-lived partnership as
French, Knapp and Gillam, ,. Mr.
Knapp, in 1868 associated with“ him
Andrew J. CrotuIt. of Danbury, and
someone iirm or Croiut and Knapp,
later to he succeeded by The Crotut
and Knapp. Company, of which Mr.
Knapp was the president. It was in
"1893 that the factory was moved to
increasing business has called for ex-
tensive additions and enlargements.
and today the firm stands as one or
the leading industries of this city.
A short time ago one 01' the mem-
bers of the firm asked Mr. Knapp
how it came about that. he depended
after the & in the firm name. He reé
plied that the sound of Crotut &
Knapp was much banter than it would
have been the other way. but‘ the
I truth of the mutter is that his mo-
desly caused him to arrange the firm
name in this fashion. Modesty charl
acterissd his whole life. and for this
- admirable quality he was marked
smong his friends and associates as
well as among the citisens.
The deceased never asde to pub.
110 Once, though. as is well known. he
was a man who hold South Norwelk
and her interests" at heart. Mr.
Knapp belonged to no lraternnl or
den. but was a member of the Nor-
GOK'
His outdoor life in the. later years
him in swimming
As a wok-motor. Mr. Knapp was
Iployes say tor him that he would ask
on one to;do what he’ would not and
. hsd‘not done himself." He qurever-
Ied und respected by those who work-
HOT DRINKS
*' When shoppln
stop at handles a nice warming and munching hot drink,
Clerks sud others unwelcome no use our parlor to out their
lunches at all times.
’RUNDLE’S BAKERY
noswstn trolls.
IAlthG uncovers.
It“...
iANDV- .
lit any... at themes»! casino *7
lotto . New for! sit?» use mm on
fobmuryhnubmplmdontho ,.
mm tor up perilous: ‘
it I millennial intents
you tool a. desire for s .rlittis .rptrslhmont ..
sou ennui. ‘, _
31“.; Philip N. Knapp. at South
j: Nor-walk. yieeprssldent or The lilo,
.. liaisons Knobs list company: sod.
. am... It. Knapp;
; we; hi. Kashmir. campus. at.
ed tor and beneath him.
At one time. about 1861.. John ‘8.
Bintsomitodny one or the prominent
hstImnnutsoturers, we. onwioyed by
Mr. Knapp in the South Nomlk rac-
Iborio us a Journey’mun finisher.
'Mr, Know was in his younger days
an enthusiastic militiamen. and ior
s. time wsu contain or company I).
Clonneplioue National Guard. Those
or the company mmdnibsr their cop-
tsin us on serum ms conscientious
lumber.
Illir. Knapp is survived b four
children. three lions and a daughter.
as follows: halyard tension. on so
tornoy pruniioing in mitigation; Mrs.
. George E. Kunliurdt. or Andovor.‘
tours! services will be
such sterling Iquslities as :to merit ‘
Mr Knapp, though ailing for the .
month ago. and m conquering hisu .
The end come ' ’
last night at 7 o'clock. death being I
I His first isotory was s. cowsth in :
its present location. Since that time .
oi the Ilium of
A new
strum mosses, on West“ , .I
Osscnrets ins-ks you reel bully; they immediately cleanse
sweeten the stomach. remove the sour. undigested and fermenitng
and tool gases: take the excess bile from the liver and carry oi: the
L stipated waste matter end poison from the bowels. '
‘ A Cuscsret tonight will straighten you out by morning~a iii- us
from any drugglst Will keep your Stomach regulated, Head clear
Liver and Bowels in a splendi condition for months. bon’t target’
children. _
Wampum ' , “. ' if *’? 9
.. THE WIZARD.
Thineozy photoiplny theatre pre- . ’
sents today the following "Solar
Light" pictures: The World Weary
Moor-Ibis life was a barren waste until
he met the wolf. When the waii's
lather died it was the dawn of a new
life to both. or them. A. King Baggot
masterpiece. The Taxidermist is an
original smile promoter. in Peaceful
Hollow is a rural comedy with plenty
of laughs. The Last Run of the Old
Santa Fe Conch—s western drama
To
Enumerate
the Merits
of
with fifteen minutes“of pleasing di— I.,:..«~..
version. You will like the exciting _ The
parts. The elozpement is a clever '
farce depicting a series-of laughable Sentinel
situations. Two other quality films
complete the program. . Get the Wiz~ _
arch habit, the coziest, comflest little
picture theatre in The Norwalks.
is Unneces-
1'o wssn wmra FLOWER? sarv-—~ %,
PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 13,—r-It is ' ,
Dr. David Walker‘s suggestion today '
that everyxo'ne’wear a white flower Judge for
next F‘ridayin memory of Capt. Ro- '
bertflScott and his four brave com-
panions who perished in the Antarc-
tic. Dr. Walker was an omcer in the
McClintook expedition sent' to learn
the isle of Sir John Franklin‘s party.
Friday is the day- memorial services _
will beheld in St. Pail’srhondon. I ‘
Yourself
South NorWalk Dry Coeds“
' Co mpany
28 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
For exceptional values we lead.
Prices for the bllnnce of the week lower then ever.
Wonderful value giving in all departments.
Came here for all your wants.
1
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All business success is monsoon-It
ly due to some Sort: of nave ..
fining. No matter what your on-
térprise may be. it must become:
known to others besides yourself.
There ore numerous methods? 0
conneying to the public the facts
yen desire them to know. Bu
the BEST way is that winch
tells the most people in the
quickest time and that. dull
Norwalk Chronicler