WEATHER FORECAST. For NWal-k and vicinity Mohably "t1ocal rains tonight or Friday; moder- ' ate southerly winds becoming varia- " lble. A welldeflned disturbance. cen- tral over Ontario, is causing cloudy weather with rain or snow' and Very high temperatures for the, season oi the year in the Lake region. Rain “was also reported from the sun and South Atlantic districts._ An area or high pressure, central over South Du. hots, is producing pleasant weather with a marked fall in tgmperature in the northwest. I WEATHER A YEAR noo'roonv: Temperature: Low. 35; .high, 48. Partly cloudy. . George A. Rose, of Bridgeport, spent yesterday, with relatives in South Norwalk. , . , 1 . E. n xtt’f“is" " I . 'xnierson. N. J.. spent disallowing in South Norwalk on business. ‘ Mr, and Mrs. Warren C. Atwater lett NewI- Y‘ork yesterday, for Jackson- ville. Florida. J. B. Getcheli, oi' Norwaik, has re ported the loss oi a valuable bull dog to the Norwaik police. ~John J. Newman. the local and Rowayton plumber, has a'phone in- stalled in his house.‘ i Hartford place. The Trinity Brotherhood met last evening at 8 o'clock for the regular meeting and transacted routine busi- ness. Mrs. Thomas Dornoy has been die charged from the Namath Hospital, where she has been undergoing trout snout. The advisory committee of the South Norwaiit Baptist Church held [1 regular meeting last evening at 7:30 o'clock. A Bpmlfll meeting of Reliance Hook and bladder Company will be held at: the headhunters in Rowayton. this evening. , I W Mission Work in Japan “was ‘the topic of ltnv. Frederick A. Coleman‘s miliuntrntod lecture at 7:45 o'clock last «waning. Mr. and Mm. ltuilph‘ltnymund, torn» :tirst anniVImInry or their marriage yesterday. I I , 4 ‘ .. on two candidates ‘ onrH 1 been Writing Paper tion.. I .,, Pictures. Handvcolored, Harrison Fiah~ er and many other styles. V ‘ oriy or South Norwnllr. observed‘ the . Albert F. Gehehc llutlor Lodge, so. 97,.Il. 0. 0. F2. met last evenhw for the rsirceltly most In: and enema the second degree I n u ,0 KARA The paper with a national repute, “““ 25c a Apdund 1W P Beers Book and . Butlonory Stores. Nprwaik and Booth Nor‘walk. Picture Framing . IA Specialty of Ours. We also carry a large assortment of At the New Stationery Store. James Donnelly 16 sotITH MAiN eraser. Next to Roger. and Stevens. trasssvomn.» ,That subtle symptom at Middle Age, when the eyes tail to distin- . gulch clearly articles at close range. can be corrected and over- come by wearing glasses that 10- cus the eyes correctly Let our Ocuiist make the exam- ination and supply you with glass- es that will enable you to work, read m; write without snort. THAMER Dentist: and Opticians. 87 Atlantlo Square, Stamford. Gt. Open an. Evenings. Bat. 15 Years. SpeCialties Pastry Bags, Steak Planks. Kitchen Me- mos; Mayonnaise Mix- ers. Egg Timers, Sand- wich Cutters, Hatchet Cake Cutters for, win- lngton‘s Birthday. at Moderate Prices. as wear wnsHINaroH on, , acorn Honwnm Mi? MINI NIVV Evil—DING. KEW it ViilLL REFER“ ._ Carpets, Draperies ed to bér needs and on which she will be able to mike a substan- tial savings on her purchase for our goods are designed, made, lin- lahed and priced right. -I I, : A C. r MERELY QUALITY. ,, \ While it is quite usual to Judge the economy of a deed by its cost and to think that the lowest priced feed is the cheapest. as 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 lead [or Horses, Cattle and Poutry, from any other. I give you my personal guarantee that they are composed of only the ‘ choicest toeding grains that can he obtained. made of only such ma- terials as you yoursei! would approve or it 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 to «know that just now you will get a better teed for less money. MANUEL '1‘ HATCH tor the purchase of sites and the . I The bill also’epeciflos‘that the limit According to the plan of the commit- ' tee that framed the bill, Housefumishing Phone our 3; No.2PeaCoal No.2NutorPeaCoal Delivered in Cellar. Cake, Wood, Bundled -Wood, Charcoal. *0. B. Jackson Optician nofwntx. ‘ , rHouIa «a. Eyes Examined Free ' oi the 1913 MODELS of :1 OSCAR H. BANKS, - - "_ (MIRAGE. RIVER STREET. NORWAL Agent BuckwheatCoal................................ $3.50 34,50 $6.00 Lchigh Egg, Steve and Nut I $7.50 RAYMOND BROTHERS so watt. smear . Everytlnng in the Optical Line, '1’ washroom-MM“; are anxious to demonstrate the many cxciusw'e features The My er Automobile A request by Inin or telephone will lining a prompt mucosa CONN. Middletown. 2‘. public buildings bill, '_j brought up the proposals for Connec- - Gents '3 parent II limited to $55,000; Greenwich. Conn. ' with o population of 3,800, limit or I'. in cost in these buildings?" ' Mr. :3 Fltsgerald asked. None 0! the Con- . nectlcut members at the House replied the Job. ' New Post Otiico‘ Buildings. ‘I The omnibus public buildings bill. passed the House and now pending before the Senate committee on pub- lic buildings, provides for the area, tion at long, new post olllce buildings in Cdnneeticut At Greenwich, a $903300 structure is proposed to be eredtodi at IRocltvlile, a $55, 000 building. «Provision in also made for the expenditure of- $55, 000 each erection oi new post oflices at Mystic and at Braniordw‘ , ,IIM I m- I New Haven Got, .MorojMonoy. . ‘ of cost: or thenew 'redoral build~ ing at New Haven shall be increased iron $1,200,000 to $1,600,009. ,And upon that provision ‘hungsu tale. B one new building was to be allowed in each Congressional district. That wasé carried out for all the Connecticut districts except that of Mr. Tilson, the ‘New. Haven district. Mr. Tilson had proposed new buildings for three towns in “his district-AMlddietowm Seymour and Nuugatuck. Senators Brandegee and McLean agreed to look out for Seymour 'and Naugav tuck and Mr. Tilscn settled on Mid 'dletown. ‘ISerene in the expectation that provision would be made "for Mlddletown, Mr. 'l‘llsonI went on a trip td'the Panama canal Mlddletown Cut Out. b 5 die has returned, to find no DHM- widow of Silas M. Griswold late elf HARTFORD, Feb. 20. —Jl‘he hearing V alon tor Middletown". but an incr‘ease Company A, 9th Connecticut Volun-gon the bills for granting suitrage to tears ’ in the limit of cost for Qe New Haven Ipoat oilice. While he was away, Congressman Reilly introduc- ed the proposal for New Haven “in behalf of Mr. Tllson." Mr. ReillyY says he gave Mr. ’l‘iison‘s name to the proposal because New Haven is My Tilson’s Own town. it had the enact, however. oi ‘ cutting out . President Tait, the story goes, is largely responsible for the extra pro- vision tor New Haven. Whether or not he expects the increase of mail at that. post oiiica due to his real- dence in New 'Haven justifies the larger structure is not‘ stated. But it is understood influential Repubits cans in New "Haven urged the Prosl‘ dent to get this increase for New Haven and the President arranged tor it. out: the'memuers of the House committee that framed the bill. I Attacks Public Buildings Bill. Representative F‘itsgerald,. (diatr- man of the House committee on ap- propriation, made an attack on the in which he He was condemning the ap- haphazard appropriations “Dmolodhy the measure.‘ “At Rockvllie. Conn, with a population .0! 7,900. the building is ‘ cost is $90,000. Why the difference dent Wilson and Vice- President Mar- shall. " Senator IMcLeIIn‘ has proposed the following increase of pensions, Robinson. or Westport, late of the ice A. French of Morris, Frank L. French, late of Company B. 2nd Connecticut Heavy Artillery. phrouia E. Saviyer, Surely try a ”Dauderine Hair Cleanse" it you 'wish- to immediately stopping itching and falling hair double the beauty oi your hair. Just moisten a cloth with Dauderlne and showars 0! rain and sunshine draw it careiully through your hair, vegetation. it goes right togt taking one small strand at a time, invigorates and strengthens them this Will cleanse the hair or dust. exhilarating, stimulating and iii dirt or any excessit'e oil~ln a tow duclng propeltles cause the he moments you will be amazed. hair will be navy, fluffy and abundant beautiful. and possese an incomparable sottness,‘ lube and luxurianceI. the beauty and lustrous hair. and lots of it, it shimmer at true hair health. Your Besides beautifying the hair, one at» plication of Danderiue dissolves every or toilet counter and try it as tilled partlc e of Dandruft: cleanses, purifies ed. exlod or the inauguration of Pres! o Pension Matters. in ills introduced today: " increase, from $19 to $50 for John th Connecticut Volunteer Infantry. Increase from $12 to $30 for Cather- wldow oi! . pound that she shares her good to " In a Few Moments Your Hair Looks Soft, Fluffy. Lus ous aé Abundant—No Falling Hair or Dandruifn ‘ and invigorates the scalp. tor, Danderine is to the hair what. Igrow abundantly ions; strong You can surely have pietty, will just get a 25 cent bottle of, Know ton’ s Danderine drum any limp; "‘IiUIi (.1; * W , and their stay will extend over the ed to override ”’5. veto. being unis bored atmong v'lhdtlr‘ w’iil‘ senators Ioted' pass tIiQ~lPlt°la°Y tea other provisidn‘; eiinmigiagti, “bill notwithstanding ‘the Presid ” veto. M _ I, Mrs. S. S. 8.5,}: “arch Kin stonN Y. Gull“ name furnishe plicntion), had such decided hens from using Foley s Honey it Tait, Co tune with others. one writes. “Foley' a Honey & Tar Compound brought my voice back to me during a severgcase. oi bronchitis and laryngitis. Oh how Increase from $12 to $30 for So of Hartford.I Imany people I have recommended it to " Remember the name, Foleys widow of 'Albert E. Sawyer, late oi" Honey & 'l‘ar Compound and refuse“ Company A. 97th New Y0”! VOI‘m' substitutes. Contains no opiates. 80 9°39“ . by all dealers. ” Increase tram $19 to $30 tori M... We...” Sarah A. Griswold, of thchfleld, i SUFFRAGE Bill-L HEARiNG. come to the aid of President Tutti in his veto of the immigration bill, because 0! the illiteracy test. Messrs. Brandegee and McLean vet-illeld tomorrow evening. ’ to him, owing to lnsulllclent time ta-l item with the debate. It was generally' explained that the post oilice business. in addition to the population or that HOT DRINKS I lunches all all times. RUNDEEL’E. .9... it)! C Cuneo s ut ' Flower I Sh metal! a specialty ct funeral and other ,iltic being lowest give one a trial order. ,, . i i William Walk WW player at Emma cities. will rotates The More! inspector and the in. W mat lamented the general i conditions or the Sixth Casually. Com mm Corps. C. N. (1.,th the I sung, and although their nonstop» shoal , ' ‘ underworld evening I“, I am with Ila-II nation 11, cans women no «at. some our lessons to 1E In IE Knitter. of Smith. Not. _2 'o doubt the host pool , and lined some hetwmfi W . . rand swan Pm, limos one Cornell short not co. ", It. , I Mite. A ,. When shopping and you tool a “sire iota. little ,romehmont stop at hundio’a and have a nice warming and rend-hing hot drink. Clerks and othersmwolcomo to use our senior to eat melt " Km IIIAH.‘ town, had to be considered. Construction Only Anthem“ The public buildings bill only author-g iced the construction or the buildings at some time in the future. and does not make any appropriations. it will probably be from three to live years hetero any or the bulldlmrs provided tor/therein are actually completed for use. The sundry civil appropriation bill molten the appropriations for actual . construction ‘work to he done during the next yarn” and that hill, just re. ported from the house Committee on ‘ appropriations. molten provision tor ' work oh three buildings in Connecti- cut: , ‘; .lt appropriation $33,000 to:- «slim tiles work on the new building at Ana ‘ smite; $136,000 for continuing work on . 1‘ the New Haven federal building and 1women will be held in the hall of. the The Connecticut senators did not house on March 18 and 19 at 2 mm 'A meeting of the Old >Well Colon. Both mandery, No. 956, U. 0. G. C-I‘W? i,‘ u» rum: mm: Use Pure UNSEED 011th!“- toitatouc-haliihccoxtol Point... was mm I: made with warm use. 2qu and.” unseen ole—nun. one way IIIII 1.1 III. snau- . pm PAIN! ll mic. ' .. But ALL the OIL needi'ul to make the L&M. PAINT ready for use is NOT put into the Point when it’ a pre- pared for the Consumer who buys it. The ADDITIONAL quantity of OIL Is put into the Point I by the CONSUMER. as byeo doing he SAVESMQEEY Therefore-Buy 3 gallons of LINSEED 01L with way 4 gallons of L. 8: M. PAINT ' , W If the Palm thus made costs more than £1.40, per gallon-“I If the Pamt as you use it is not perfectly satisfactory~ I I mm HWMMJa othdALmeaid formal"! Sim“ www.mmywpaknor Monomer. CHAS: E. pow. SOUTH NORWALK. As a I Final Closing Even We announce one of the Greatest Ladiesi'SzMissesi; COAT SALES 'l‘hc Norwalks Have Ever Seen This week we will place on sale every Winteu (lost in stop about. ill THEIR VALUE. This is without questionaoho money saving opportunity over uttered the Norwellt’wliinem Club or Credit I is h mailman .0: the sundry any I Park “in Ohio»
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