A
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' in bone of Miss Eva Warren. of
' dick.
' visitor for a few days in South Nor-
‘ window display.
Within is one, in new novelties
.. overproduocd . ty children appear
WEATHER nonsense. i
5cm Norwslk and vicinity: increas-
‘ lug cloudiness and colder tonight fol-
lowed by rain or snow- imearly morn-
ing on Saturday; moderate varia
hie winds becoming brisk easterly.‘
Unsettled weather with rain' or snow'
tinns east or the Rocky Mountains. A
trough of low .eospi' eosure extends from
Texag'northeastward to Missouri. An
area of high pressure is central over
Upper Michigan. There has been
quite a decided fall in temperature
during the last 24 hours in the Upper
Mississippi Valley and northern por-
tion of the Lake region, but in other
sections the temperature continues
high
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODA'Y:
Tempemutlure: Low 30; high, 50
Cloudy.
W-
Captain Alhe'r H_ Mossmitn ct Nor:-
walls. is ‘ tilt?" day in New
York city on initiates! "
~Whea't one. and sing... at The
Burdick. . ,
Mrs '1‘. fit: Collins, of. Quintard ave;
nue entertained Wednesday evening
Naugatuck, who is the guest of Miss
Lu'cy Collins, 01' East Norwalk,
Division 1, A. 0. 11., held an im-
portant meeting last evening, and per-
fected all arrangements for the lee-
ture and entertainment to he given in
honor of St. Patrick on Friday eyen.
ins. March 14th.
“Don't miss the Grand Ball and Mar.
athon Whats. given by italin indepen-
dent ”Society, Arion Hall. Monday night.
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Look for A. y. Bockman and 00m»
' pany's advertisement on page 7, You
will find many articles specially priced
for Wushlnlgtou's Birthday. The new
delicatessen department recently in.»
stalled is becoming more popular ev- 5
cry day. Call and inspect their line.
v—YOpen 5: 30 for breakfast. The Bur
Joseph M'ulvih'ill, who has’heon in
{Philadelphia for severhl weeks, is a
walk altar which he will go to Bridge
port, to arrange for the opening of
the Barnum ii: Bailey Circus. tvith
which he has he'en connected for new.
oral seasons. 5
5. mania of New Spring Barge (Dresses,
“537 96 to '13. to. (H. Mints it (30 ciao
At the South Norwalk Generous
tiounl Church, this urchins. there
. will he a unlqiih entertainment in the
from libuinb Wdfiding ceremony, which
" there will' . motioned, w
indium 5
Pi‘éture '
Framing
'A Specialty of curs.
We also carry a large assortment of
“prevails generally 1'“ nearly all 59°“ Pictures. 5-Hahd colored, Harrison Fish-
er and many other styles.
At the New Stationery Store. 5.;
James'Donnelly
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
‘ Next to Roger. and Stevens.
OM THAMER
OOULISTS AND OPTIOlANS.
IN FITTING GLASSES
there must be no guess work. It
is an exammcience; there is a core
taln error or retraction and there
is a certain lanes to correct this,
and not the slightest variation can
he allowed.
For scientific examination by
skilled: Oculists, come to Thamer.
37 Atlantic Square. Stamford, Conn.
Est. 1‘ yrs. ‘: Open Sat. Evans.
:9.— mm... acrvlco .3...
Fred. H. Gaming
Funeral Diredtor
.and Embalmer
Office and Residence
Telephone 904. ‘
84 80. Main at. Go. Norwlik.
no attracted that 55
FURNITURE
~~ DRAPERIES'
CAarsTs5
Angevme
Siovcs ,
or Chm“
eds and up which I ‘ ,5
liai- purchase for our son are cum-a. we. ting.»
MERELY QUALITY. 5 7 .
While it is quite usual to made the economy of a dried 5by its cost
and to think that the lowest priced feed is the cheapest. as a matter 5
or tact the real test oi the value is What it Will producé in 30436 results.
' ‘ ‘ Naming but unusually good quality distinguishes "Bdhnie" home 5
' 5'g’round feed tor Horses,.Cattls and Pantry. from any other. i give
you my personal guarantee that they are composed or only“ the
' choicest feeding grains that can «be obtained, made or only such ma-
terials as you yourself would approve of It you stood by and watched
5 the mixture being made, as you may if 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 betterideed for less money.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
BuckwheatCoai................................ $3.50
No.2P'eaCoal..,,.............................. $450
No.2NutorPeaCoal...................”3.... $600
Lchigh Egg, Shove and Nut «.4 $7.50
‘ . Delivered in Collin.
Coke. Wood, Bundled -Wood5. Charcoal.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
1'0 B. Jackson " third?“
' Optician ' ' room“, ,
Everytliirg; in the Optical Lined. '1'
Eyes Examined Free
swimwear-MM:
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Fare anxious to demonstrate
the many euclusivé features
of the 1913 MODELS of
The M0 yer Automobde
Arequest by maiyl or telephone will bring a prom response.
OSCAR H. BANKS . - Aggrg
GARAGE, RIVER flTREE‘l‘. 5 A. NDRWAL
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HOT DRINKS
When champs find you goal s and. Min list Whirl
stop at Rundlo's slid have a nicemarmih's and rd in: norm
Clerks and. othsromwsloomd to use our}: parlor to out their
lunches at all timed.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
nonwsm 81'0”. ,5
5 cAaov. r ammo isonucyh
' 5: inc; ciiup'ia. .5
' :OL ‘ t. . I ' ' '
out paroles .ln suitor infest sooth flowery rotted :Pl'nntu"
.5nmmm assaults muses"? rim now. on aim unites sued
reasonably.
first: as a coclalt fascist and"otli"" f ' ' 5» {Prices
“n r ’g‘a‘trislom‘zi ”"5255: mg in:
X thing.5 ._ ‘ Diarrhea;
, ~—--—-—-- 5 5 . ' -~-—---- 01‘ the City of 5N'ew,Yorl{: of the same
W Will and ancestry. the Same 5310963 _
j; physlcal health. and there can be no
:1 than that directed towards the physi-
'j cal woll- dining 0! the people.
, control has been well shown by the
. ' or health matters is yet in its infancu
1minds as to yourintorest lathe matter .5
has been dispelled by this large and 5 '
enthusiastic attendance. which is not
only complimentary to the community,
out to the speakers who have kindly '
consented to address no on this occa-
slon. 5-.5 5 5 5
. i. theretoro. have sreat pioneers?
in introducing” Dr. Thomas Burlington. tattoos and; ‘5‘ Just-as»;
D" Dnrllnuton's' “WW“ Experimentethet trifle with and
Dr. Darlington spoke as. follows. 115118.53th and Gill-1151! WExpoflem
*‘ .' It gives me much picasmo to be with PW '
you this evening. Coming trom a city What '8 CAS I OR I A
which it it is noted for one think, it
is distinguished the world over he- mics'h substitute for Castor! 011.?
cause other charities; because her do 5 ”m" Dmm and Soothtn Syrups. It 18 pioneerinm Id »
liens r M to a t contains neither Opium, orphine not other narcotic
“'9 9 Y ““9“ ° We”? substance. no age is its guarantee. It destroys Worm ’
call tor the relief oi human surfer-ins. and alloys Feveris‘hliess. For more titan thirty are it
Enumeration of the charities support- ‘;‘has been in constant use 5161‘ the relief 0! Guns n
ed by our various cities covers every» 5. “athletic” ”Willi Colleen on wTesiati‘glnil'g‘iTI'OEbifi:
'V 0 ac all;
Its throbs of pity knows no national- ' assimilateaaflthw a roaring?“ Tgehoalthyond mum“ “I"
ity. recognizes no creed. Ever flowing ' The Chi! 3P Mother ‘ Friend ' '
aggifizz‘i‘miess its philanthropies are GENUINE c ASTORI A ALWA .:
With its over enlarging w‘aith we
have increased monuments to the gen- “ ‘- i‘ “
cruelty of its citizens more and liner ' ;
manuals with every modem ap. ‘ 55
' pitched; more homes for'tho aged and
indigent, “more asylums, more lihrsr-w . _ 5 _5
tea; more and wonlthlenorganlzations ' ' ' ' ' ' ’ 5 '
for ameliorating the condition of the ' . '
5 poor and infirm than any othe'rcity in
‘the .world. Indeed, the liberality and The Kind Yd“ Have Always i l'
hospitality of this city has been tradl- .
'tional iorgenerations. The people or ' ‘ In use F0? 0V0? 3° “‘1'! _
Norwslk, no different than the 'people Till cufl’wl courier. 4n Ileana! men. saw him.
and aims in llfe,5thesame feelings. _
,, It is stable l'ellevc Wiferlns; 'but amusement or sssfindlzement. but tor A state is rich according to
greater far to Search. out and remove the purpose or gaining from each other ductlon. frills depends upon its ii " pi“
the Oil-“88 01' disease, penury ‘ and suggestions of better methods and al resources and the earning capacl
crime. 5 more wisdom for the relief or the at of its people. Given two ocuntri'en .
"The true workouts one who can say hinted. 5 equal resources: It in one the peep!
with Ahen Ben Aden, “Write me as This body. comprising'persons of ln-sre Vigorous and the, conditionsll 55
one who loves his tellow men. " He ill telilgence and influence, and devotion’ ful there is no need of argume '
one who baths to see a fellow sick, to public service, will undoubtedly show that such a people can produce
hates to see a child rickety and pale.‘5 serve well the town. Surely no Work more than in one wherein l'hc
hates ignorance. prejudice neglect and becomes so weli; and we hope that the oi! manufacture, the _people:becomo
poverty. and all the misery and crime outcome will realize the {werds of Ten— jut-ed. maimed or diseased and mu
.that springs fromdhes‘e conditions. nyson: cared for by their follows. In
That the broad questions of hygiene “Bill: in the valiant man and free words it does not require much arm
and sanitary solén'ceJ are receiving "The larger heart and klndller hand; ment to show that elilciency depen .
widespread attention at this time is king out the darkness of thelnnd l . 5 '
plainly evidenced ’by the interest msu- Ring in the Christ that is to be." ' (Continued on ninth paged ‘
ifested by the people, newspapers etc — ' 5
it is an indication that the people are 55
beginning to arouse themselves to the
importance of the subject. The result
will he, d believe. a decided step for-
iward in the onward march of the
movement tom-d human betterment
The strength of a. nation is measured
by the strength of its individual com-
.pononts, and n6 notion is stronger than
.. the men and women who compose it.
Verllity. force. high standards of men-
tal and moral attainment are all do- ,
. pendent in greater or toes degree on
i, A new car for the new year! Why try to get along ‘
l with old. cumbersome "liability on wheels?” A ..
substantial portion of our product for the new
\ year will so to those who have tired or the expense
‘ and trouble of a heavy. unhsndy car. 8. L. Bone
dict, agent. 98 South Main St.
- public service or greater importance
.. A great impetus has been given in
. the past few years towards federal su-
.j pervision of those aifsirs of inter-state
-; tradic which effect the health of the
- people, and it should he the concern of-
'I the national xOVOrnment to lproperly
j “toward all matters of this nature.
‘5 National health is a national asset ol 5
'. the highest value. The Wistm or this
results oi the outdmemont o! the pa-
tionai pure food and drugs law. con.
5 carted and systematic federal control
and even when it. shall be dovelhped
in its tullest‘and liltlhest “continue " we announce" one 0fthe
..?§i€.f.i.2‘;2‘““°f.°“ ‘ Greatest Ladies &Mlsses
quirements ot the rights of the states. '. ‘
Therefore. in the last analysis, we :.
must look to the states and cities .
pithemsslvos tor the enactment oi such
laws as will ultimately deal with the
individual phys cal weltnrg oi" the peas
pie within their. orders. 5 _
The whole purpose of sanitary
science it the prolonsation or life and
. the preservation of health. This,“ a '
55 seemingly simple dolinltlon and yet-
ono which embraces in its scope of
enactment almost ovary phase of hu-
man activity and industry. As there '
is no‘ upset or national growth which 5
does not depend on individugt growth 5
so everyone at nttional development.
- wlsovltohly direct the life, health And t
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