LII Main M.
. I
J lets,- prices
§ c. Youaaisxv
Widens. given. but we mention
two.
y'insteinl 8r Bria
aoias' raitons Mo renames.
1 Tot. oats.
f‘StocIr‘ of Coal is now
lower,
quality all -that could
on Should Sell Your Junk to
"‘EBouth Norwaik. j'
but 12
a best prions and honest :1
It: was» at.
is Offered You”!
1 Shinto and inilstors. We hate
as the latest designs in lime
Inspection invited.
405.
4', l‘
, titanium In, to Wm
. ulna iii... isn‘t Norwaiir,
Missouri and
and aid “IMF?“
4.-.“..- . ..._ an...“
Unusual Oporiunity
. I flew days Human Hair Goods
including Sanitary Hair Rolls.
just
mi a large invoice or flowers, in-
and
5 Holmes Miliine
8 Monroe St.
Lttrnona
‘I ~
habit will is” You to send
. tit:
who
a lb. tor was and boat
{rants tires; metals. rubber».
'2‘”!
III: a”
in and they never
835th Norwaik. coon.
I.a,aI,l.-,u.-,I.I.l,u,a_l,I.I'I...Il_ia.l,l,a.l.l.l,l.l,l.l.l,h.l.l.l.al,u era! departments having to do With mht an
.m
Below Cost
- Our remaining. stock of Gents'
Furnishing will {he cleaned out
'ibeiow cost. ‘
Keeler' s Shoe Store
9 Opp. Hoyt's Theatre
Just Received
our last shipment or Winter. Women's
“Mayfair” Shoes
in Gun Metal, Kid and Cloth Tops.
Pat. Colt, Kid and Cloth Tops.
Our Short Vamps, Hobble Toes, at
$3.00.
MAX “LEVY
1' 145 Washington.8t.. S. Norwalk
I ALUMINUM
WARE
Fresh StoCk
Horace R. Nash
North Main and Wei! Sta.
9W H m .
1": "1w ’5‘.‘
SSW
omega I?“ “a I
A Buckeye Incubator
$8 00
Is arantocd to hatch hatchahii
m faiflutThat'a will
. cdb’atora In anaemia
We recommend them so {reel};J
chum what those in aiora wii
do. on to see them II
but we want
operation~whlists chicks are hatch.
can see for
in smile “on
logy wil balm more
I icita and moo
ratchadi n youri
hm are over 325
fiere‘ chicks than you own
Buckeye in
operation rlglr .,
now and you couldn‘t Induce a ring I .
Buckeye um to aobacirt
us show you some test monIaia iron
people who are using them-nun
Wont beginners that never used an new
hfirm until they hon ht a Bush
out to
am “for“ a Basia: Catriona.” ,
CHAS a. now
wnsramn ”at. M semis
’I
resentatlon oi the tire districts on the
Board of Agriculture will have to be
.chauxed in event 01 tailors of the oer-l
oral Assembly to consolidate the sev-'
agricultural interests as ho had recom-
mended.“ The ballot was zeneraiiy ex-
I pressed today that alter the controvor1
sy over the highway department is enu-
no attention will be drawn to other
’departments or the state towards
which the governor has twice directed
notice in his inaugural messages. The
, office or commissioner of domcétio ani-
mals is one or these. A number at
bills have been introduced to change
over entirely the character or the ot—
,iice. , Yesterday Dr. F. G. Atwood, who
some months ago was the principal
witness against Commissioner\Averill
in the homing of charges preferred by'
the governor—tho commissioner being
exoneratedmhanded Senator McNeil.
chairman of the appropriations com-
upon the recent outbreak of glandsrs.
Dr. Atwood asked that the hearings
to be given on bills for appropriations
for the office of commissioner: of no.
mestic animals ire deferred until a la-
ter date, when he would be able to op-
pose Commi§lonor Averill. The ex-
ill’s administration will come in for
greater attention in "both branches
than last session, especially on hills
reciting to the tuberculosis-test for
cattle.
The communication follows:
... Feb. 19,1913.
To the ‘iiouorable General “Assembly:
There Is pending before your honor-
able body a bill drawn In accordance
ture. , ‘
Should you, however, not think prop-
:' or to enact this bill, it would be noses-
- I sary to make some change in the Gen-
ieral SI
otutos Section 4, 3I5, under the
terms of which the gayernor is requir
:' ed during the present your to name a
.. member of tire board from the First
II Congressional district
'j from the Third Congressional district;
- A similar proiision la made for the ap-
". pointment of a member from the Sec-
'j and Congressional district. and anoth-I
.I or from the Fourth Congressional dis-
.. trio
and another
in 1915.
I he existing scheme of administra-
tion shall be preserved, it is obvious
‘- that provision should be made by law
our the appointment of a member or‘
the State Board of Agriculture irom
the Filth Conmessionai district.
(Signed)
SIMEON E BALDWIN.
Governor.
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HOSPITAL mass MEETING.
——-—-—-—
‘Prouram of Exercises and Line of
March Laid out. '
All Is in roadinsssfor the mass meet-
ing In the-Interests of Increased Hospi-
tal tsoiiltios and the program has been
announced. Jumps d. Farrell presi-
dent of the United States Steel Corpor-
ation. will preside. Tomorrow night
is the night. ’
The program will
somewhat as ioilbwa:
ParademAmarican band, fireman. mil-
Itia.
ConcorIMAmsrlcnn band.
Address-“Dr. Thomas’wunmon, com-
missioner of health. Nail. city.
he carried out
Journiii that
“N .- MWI "
Addrcsawwulialy ii. Moiiiiroy. former-
ly or editorial stair, N. ‘1. Tribune.
Address—John ii. Wt, attorneinaon-
oral, stats of Connsotlcl.
Go scrim-«motions hand.
.To 0‘8!th Company, CI. A. (3.. Cl. M
the old him (I; Booth Norwnik [that Norwaikl'lio
wayton and Norwailg Fire Departments
“and the American hand will be in the
a
line or match. a ‘ “
The line of march villi be started
at 7 o'clock.- with thapniiiiia and tbs
hand. and will continua as rations: 'l‘o
Iiiavliand street. Booth Norwalir. that;
to int Island by the Booth Ronald Ito»
WISH“! and mast Norwaiu Mrs Dispute
, manta. merit up Want arouse teatime
» . 1 walk Motel. want the clitoris/ad fire
1 Department Iwill iota the lines.» 1
turn to the momma» misusing
mm; a «was as man no son:
«at s same. In which Hind littora-
mittea a battrh of documents bearing dlence waste
pectation is that CommissionerflAver *
I
with the recommendations in my ln-.
augurai message to consolidate the,
direction of the agricultural interests!
’ot the state under a single head. to be
’ .known as the Commissioner of Agricul-
minus 1.
I‘Mr. Masher iumpbd up and said
that Mr. Dormitaer's theory; was all
ploy-e should piy 10 per cent. Mr.
Dormlts‘er went on to say that it this
were so the Tiblll was the first one in ‘
little country to provide that the am-
Ipio‘ye shall share in the risk. Senator
McIDonoughI said it was not dalr to
take the cool atvay riom‘ sir; nausea»
and so Mr. Dormither sat dorm.
‘ I Not Playing to Gallery.
Other nutritious were asked or Mr.
Russell by Senator -1J. MoJohnson,
Representative inverts, of Milford and
.Ropresentative Taylor, 0‘: Danbury. 1
Finally Mr. Russell got into a debate
with Mr. Taylor, who as a member of
the co‘mmittee was on the platform.
This went on for some minutes when ‘
1Mr.Danaher Jumped up and said that
it was too bad to make all the au-
gentlemen were engaged in a who
quy which could not be heard by any
one.‘ ‘
Mr. Russell turned around and said
{to Mr. Dansho'r «that he was ad
dressing the committee which was the
authority to hear what was going on,
adding, “I on? telling this to the com-
mitten. i am not playing to a packed
galleryt‘l am not. in" politics looking
for the applause of the crowd." I/
Mr. Danaher then declared that ho
was not playing toy. packed gallery.
«Ila was' there in the interest of the
labor men who were seeking all the
information it could and it was a
shame to keep them there wasting
their time.
Dramatic incident.
A wave of applause "swept
chamber. Mr. Russeu swung around
on his heel lacing Mr. hianahor and
with his arm outstretched above his
head and linger extended. tile tried
to reply but the applause kept up.
Senator McDonougb used his gavel
and before Mr. Russell could Speak'
the senator told Mr. [teacher that he
I"
should not have addressed the remark'
to Mr. Russell who‘waa but ansmrlng'
questions put to him by a committee1
member.
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1 CONNECTICUT LIBRARIANS.
‘. W. pp I
State Association to How Meeting in
Stamford Next Thursday.
The annual meeting of the Connec—
,tlcirt Library Association will be held;
in the lecture room oi the Preabyter
Ian Church, in Stamford. on Thurs- ‘
“day February 20 The programs of
the meeting will be as ioilowa:
Morning Bunion, 10:45 A. M.
Address or Welcome and Historyaoi'
the ' Ferguson IIibrA‘rywiIev. J.
Smith Dodge. D. l). I.
Business.
The Use of Conneothut Public Disco
I Inonts to Small lilbrdrlesw Miss
Margaret; ll. Foley. head oi felon
once room. Hartford Fobllo- Library.
What i Haves: itiaht to it‘s-pert From
perinto’udent.‘ in» ’i‘. Chapman, South
Nor-walk.
A Club Woman‘whirs. Louis K. Gould
Bridgeport.
:A Business Meow-H. It.
Springfield Moss.
A liousohoeparwhirs. Alfred '1‘ CM .1
Stamford.” ‘
A Mnnutacturewliehuyior
Mumford. ..
Altamoon Session, 2:15 P. M.
itsport oi Nominating Committee.
Election of Ollioora
ilsport of Annual Muslin: oi thoI New
England Club 01' Library Commis-
sion Workers.
outlaw“ Rooms in do at. York.
Moonrise. illustrated by Lantern
.Giidoawiiiias Annie darn" Moors.
t.
I Hair Tori: ”library.
IIIIIIS iIIlI IIIIIIIIIS
i'atrioki Maytag
Patrick item. It avail knows hatter.
died at the Bridgeport times in Win
an street, south humus last night,
lat Ihiiiniylit. lie was employed by the
Clear FIR. list Commit)! this sit?
and had it died waits first! about
a but provided that the our * ' L
their time while two.
the.
a,i’ubllc Librarymliy a school no!
N i
ilunitinsy
Housekeeping Experiment Station'
liilorriti~ .
supprviaor oi was with children
Tailored Suits
A lot cf Celered SIIII Underskirts reduced to S2. 25.
Cut Prices on all Silk and Chiffon Waists- , Special Values in
the Flannel Wais’ts no black and colors.
The Biggest Bargains we have ever offered in Ladies’
and Coats. (“For Coats, Malta and Scarfs.
\
TPrOVision Co.
n—a—u-n
Norwaik
13 - 15 Main Street.
Phone at Both Stores
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FURNITURE
- DRAPSERIES
“CARPETS
Angevine
STOVES
OIL CLOTH
LINOLEUM
1
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. -av—I. —...
Fire Insurance
Room 14, Kuler Bulidiiiu,
.156 Washington Street”
South Norwalk.
The‘Beers Meat ,& '
22 WBSI‘WaSI'iinEIOiI St.,r South {I
Norwalk
C. T. McGovern 1:
I. so
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H. Kr1eger& Co
The Leading Outfitting Store in The Norwalks
West sthingtou Street
,«s
Furniture Sale
After Inventory
A Few Dropped Patterns in Side-
boards, Buffets. Odd Chairs. Brass Beds. ._
332'; These Goods Will be closed out at a, [:3
' Great Reduction from our regular
prices.
Are you in need“ of anYthing
in the" Furniture Line I
Before the arrival to our New Opening
Stock. we. are. making Radical Reduc-
.
W
Undertaker!) W. Raymund
HAS MOVED
his cities from 29 North Main
street to the
NEW RED IN'S BUILDING.
In West aahinatoo Street.
Tat. silica, tom; has». on.
W,”
‘ om
Miaaluphhawyar ow souuht Dy Au
tharltiaa Om area or drain:-
alamant of $1.000.
,i‘hnriasfit. .ionninsa ol'I ii Qhuroh
snout. which shame to throw some
charm of smbsaaismsni. The aliens»
straisbwnad a
at late and tilt
'I'Iaaninss
it paid to Adorn”
the sum or shops to
1 dtfioaitiaa
2-.‘-:I.'-'.-:-: . .T: f? . . .' .'. . : .
Z firinl-JZI
1mnw Iravnn yummy TBMWI‘ .
'nsw development In connection I.
with ‘1, o disappearance of Attorney
than on the mystery surropndioy tits 7]
pass. oamo’ yesterday when it sts .1 ..
learned that titty Attorney host‘s has fl;
issued a normal tor his arrest on n _;
lions Idadswtu the city attorney on .i
the atronatb' or which the warrant ;;
was issues are made by a local first ~
whimplaims‘ iiIat It has been In ‘
iai stream tailors ,;
straighten out some of its palatial 5
it claim than destitute .1
was samba to its! on Inc or its .
tions on all pieces in our Furniture
Department. Come in and take advan-
tage of our Mark Down Sale.
Payment*will be arranged to
l ‘ your Conveince
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spring; I913
The New lists are now ready
74 Washington Street
South NGI’WIIBII 09m“ and they certainly are the host.
:biost that The (truest and Knapp
Floor Covering Do. have brought out in nanny '1,
years and that speaks volumes. I
Exc‘mvely tor thing! have Irrouuht out many. 1' . ‘
ifsnythingin this so 1 ‘
reunited I iii ‘
re 9mm; bills I
' more capital on the monitor and ‘5
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Son the rt
5 ”trial credit you win a
Norwalk Chronicler