,ststionery Stores“
Booth Norwsik ‘
WEATHER petitioner. i
For Norwalk and vicinity: Cloudy
and rainy tonight; Sunday rain or
snow, followed by iair and colder. An
.area or low pressure which is central
this morning overthe’ Lake region is
causing cloudy "weather with rain or
show In all the northern districts east
of the Mississippi river. The temper-
atures continuehlghiln the central and
eastern districts." but‘are much lower
in the western districts. Conditions
tavor for this vicinity cloudy and rainy
weather with mild temperature, fol-
lowed- by clearing and colder Sunday
night. ,
Picture
Framing
A» Specialty of curd, .
.We also carry a large assortment oi
Pictures. Handcolored, Harrison Fish-
er and many other styles.
At the New Stationery store.
James , Donnelly
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Next to Myers and Stevens.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 21; high, 51
Partly cloudy.
THAMER
ocuusre AND OPTIOIANS. '
lN FITTING GLASSES
there must be no guess work. it
is an exaalecience; there is a cer-
tain error at refraction and there
is a certain louse to correct this,
and not the slightest variation can
be allowed.
For solenililo examination by
skilled Dentists, come to Thamer.
87 Atlantic Square. Btsmiord, Conn.
Attorney C C Hegeman, (ii/South
Norwalk, spent yesterday in Hartford
on business.
At the regular ”meeting or Bucking-
‘ham Post. No. 12.G.,A.1L held last
evening routine business was trans-
ected. 5.;
uni—H
Leonard Robins, or the South Nor-
walk Trust Company, has gone to Est. 15 yrs. Open 8st. Evens.
Providence. R. d, to remain over the
holiday with friends;
A meeting for the purpose of or-
ganizing the Associated Charities for
the Norwalks; to he held in the. Town
Assembly Hall, Monday evening.
for Up-todlte Service Call
Fred. H. Ganung
Funeral Directllr
and Embalmer
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
B4 80. Main or. Be. Norwsik.
Charles B. Milne, oi Rockville, Con-
noctlcut, and the brother of Council-
man John Milne, of Norwalll. has so
secured a position in the Muller Silk
Mill.
m
Nor-walk Local Lace Operatives, No.
is. held its regular meeting last eve-
ning in the rooms of the Norwalk
Boat Club, in Water street, routine
business was transacted.
Mrs. Charles L. Barker, of Norwalk
entertained the Evening Wllist Club
at her home dust evening. The first
prize was awarded to Mrs. Fowler,
and the second prize wont to Frank
Van Buren.
FURNITURE
. DRAPERIES *
The new rails for Bullion pvenuo CARPETS .
have arrived, and will he put in as
soon as possible no illo old mills are
a l O
in a had condition from the switch
in hidden avenue to the entrance to
. l .
STOVES
on. CLOTH”;
tho Norwnlh Park.
.1
Edward Lynch, oi Cometoclr Hill,
has entered his three doae'ln the dog
allow in New York. it is mild that ‘
they are the smallest dog. that can
be found anywhere around this sec»
lieu of the country.
Mm. r. a. tool: feud lira. .1. M. (304
horn. or the Norwslk Equal Fran-
chine hostels, studded tho odiinty‘
meeting at the home of Mrs. William
ta. illnm or bi: port. resin r
alteration.
‘ on which she will lie
purohaso for our goods are desinodi made. dn-
- . MERELY QUALlTY. ‘ '
While it"ia quite usual tmudge the economy oi is lined by its cost
0
and. to think that the lowest
ced feed is the cheapest as a matter
oi 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 tor Horses. Cattle and Poutry. irom any other. I give
. you my personal guarantee that they are composed of only the
. choicest ieeding grains that can be obtained, made or only such ma-
terials as you yourself would approve or it you stood by and watched
themixture 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 deed for less money.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
zuckwheat‘Coal $3.50
0.2 Pea'Coal
.3450
No.aNut orPea‘Coal $600
Lehigh Egg, Steve and Nut $7.50
9'
Delivered in Cellar.
Coke, Wood, Bundled -Wood, Charcoal.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
*0. B Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
Ev es Examined Free . .
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ale anxious to demonstrate
the many exclusive features 3‘
_............of the 1913' MODELS of
T he Moy er AutOmobile
A request by maiyl or telephone will bring a prompt response.
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OSCAR H. BANKS,
GARAGE, RIVER STREET.
as wail." eraser
NORWALK.
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every one took his part delightfully
well, showing great credit for the in~,
, “Fla d
structor. The entertainment was gi ; then 8'
1‘. ‘Btevene,‘i)orothy Beaupaln? Virginia
‘ Day.
I. Tait. Leshe Davis and Helen Paxton;
jj the Hon. an‘il Mrs. Booker T. Washinz-
~ ton, George Jackson .and Gladys Jack-
1 son; Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefel-
:: tell, Gerald Taylor and Josephine Mil-
‘ ler: Mr and Mrs. Andrew Gsrnegie,
:: Kenneth ‘Boera and |Roberta Ferris;
,1 Mr. Hand. Herbert Moeller: Mrs. Hand.
:: Ella Horwsth: Lord Denies, iWiltred
- Bodweli; Lady Decies, Irene Gorbami.
HOT DRINKS
When shopping and you tool it desire for s littls,.ret
, stop at Rundle’e and have i nice Manning and refreshing
Multan
It“. drink. ~ '
Clerks and others are welcome to use our peril); to out their
lunches at all times.
RUNDLE’S BAKERY
NORWALK ITO“
GANDY. , "
ammo snofiyfifi i
,, loll essay.
jlilhlilild Criminally:Periornlsd‘ln
\ Willi
ill Norwaill donurena-
ilonai Church. Lest Evoolllo
walk Grok place last evening, at the
Southr‘lil‘orwtllr Congregational Church,
when Tom Thumb and Miss Jenny
Juneiwere united by Rev. helm Weed,
before a gathering of distinguished
lnl ceremony previously. ,
Miss Dorcas Flynn was the bride,
while George. Clark proved a clever
little «bridegroom. Mine 'Fiynn was
prettll y attired in a charming creation
of white satin,t trimmed with pearl.
She wore a tulle veil caught \vith or-
ange blossoms and carried a shower
., bouguet oi bride roses.-
Mlss Winniired'Naeh was maid of .
honor, and the bridemaids, all flattir-
ed in dainty pink, carrying bouquets
offcarnatlone .to 'inatcb.‘ weI-e ,Miss
Virginia Day, Miss“ Dorothy Beaupain,
Miss elilmlly Stevens and 'Miss Eleanor
Pelhsm.
The marriage ceremony and the st-
tendlng services would have been real-
ity itself news for the several laugh-
able features which interspersed the
more serious parts.
children in the cast and each and
en in three parts. the arrival oi the
guests and the processionnl, the wed- i
ding ceremony proper, and the attend-
ing reception.
The bride was given away by her
(other, Harvey-Lane. _ill‘rank lander ,,
was the best loan. The ushers were
Thomas Hendricks. Charles Nash.
Lester Paxton and Kenneth Johnson.
bearer. _
Appropriate, indeed, was Miss Lucy
Gray's solo. "O Promise Me."
The entertainment was under the
direction of Miss Carrie E. Peters.
The church. the scene of the mar»
rings, .Was neatly decorated with pot-1
ted plants; ferns and palms.
The cast was as iollows:
Add Congregational Ch Entertainm’t
Part l—-Arrlval of guests procession»
al. .
Flirt li~Marriage ceremony.
Part Ill-vReceplion.
' Geek-Announcer Palmer Shannan;
minister, Leon Wood; bride, Dorcas
Flynn; groom,George Oiark; best man,
dl‘rsnlr Lauder: maid or honor,
use; train bearer, Charles lli‘oote.
UshWThomu‘ Hendrick. Charles
Nash, Kenneth Johnson, Meter Pax~
ton.
Bridesmaidr—iiilenor ‘Pelham, Emily
Goliath—President and Mrs. William
Mr. Warren, Fred Gauntlets; Mrs. Miler-
Duels! the most unique. wedding cer- W
_ eiuonies ever solemnized in South Nora
guests, such as never attended a ’simi» ,
., TION. '.
WASHINGTON, Feb 22. —-A special
invitation to attend the inauguration
ceremonies March 4 was sent today
by the inaugural committee to the
attending the. laying of a cornerstone
for an Iddlan monument in {New York
Harbor.
will be plovided with mounts and giw
twenty-live lindians new in New York
it the red men accept, they
nard Wood. U. S A., as Gi‘
sire] of the parade. Gep ‘
clined to malls public the , , .
until he could consult llvith his " '
Gen. James E. Stewart, oi! Ch
who will be the marshal of that '
vision.
There were titty i, an a special place in the procession.
l'l‘hey include representatives of the
;lSioux.
{and Mundane.
lPlang for tile civic sections of the
procession were formally approved at
Formal nnnonndeqlgnt , oi
made that the Mining Gurus will
be represented in therliue becsus
the sudden summons for postal
duty in the Mexican troubles. I had;
been intended to have 1000 o ,
sea soldiers in the pl'ocessionzfl 7'
Cheyenne,
Alfickarees
Crow, Chlpewa.
Grosventres,
Charles Fools was admirable as train '"
FOR BUNGALOWS agd
Line the walls and ceilings with compo-Board. 3
than plaster and more economical. Warmer in slim
cooler' in Summer. Easy to p t on; nail right on the sin
ding. Takes paper, paint or alsomine. Moisture-pron
"and germ- proof. Safer against fire—«ill Fire Undomfitzl‘
‘ not it.
Commeoard iii used also for garages, store e rooms, store window d
plays, oi as, chicken houses. Can' I warp or one .Compo-Bbard is X
thick .4 t. wide and' In len he from 8 to 16 it. "
Writ: for ample and cab!“ telling what Commeonrd is and its many
uses. A postal brings at.
L. L. ENSWOR-TH 8t SON, 340 50 FroirtSt.,Hartford, Conn
THE MODERN
WALL LlNlNG
Wlnl— ~
I, ired Nash; father of the bride. *Harvey
'ren. Bertha Mooller; Gov. and Mrs. '
Baldwin. Clinton Bowen and Agnes
clie Johnson: Mr. Thumb Richard
Matthews; Mrs. Thumb, Edna 1!de
hurry; President elect and Mrs. Wood-
row Wilson. Franklin li‘ooto and Alma
iiobt Rowan and Elisabeth bane; Mr.
Forsllnger. Tinsel Downs: Miss Pinhy
Forodngor, Virginia Day: Go]. and Mrs.
Theo. dioossvsli. Carrol Cousin and
thither Grater)“; . Madam (luncheon,
Mabel Miller: Miss Mabel June, Mar-
' Out Deacons: largo clitortm
maelstrom Mantis, skyroaras,
renoonsblv : ~
s upsetting of mineral and other
lowest. ago? his a trial on!
Hamilton: "Mrs. 0. ii. Belmont; Wars
cites; um dialed ’i‘sit Charlotte in.
tent Mrs. Juno, lieu: Benton
Dmitri-«dim. ”Wm. ii. intone.
l’ianist—a-Mrs. Mcflausland. “
milieu-«"011! Promise Me."
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in
onion
Hendricks; Miss Minerva Thump, From 4
sin Hastings; Madam 'l‘ettrssinni Luv
Moo'lier; Miss iiilonor Wilson, Lily Hen-z
drlclls: Mr. and Mrs. Finley Shepherd.
sarst hensdlct Mr. and Mrs.'J: p. . - money saving opportunity ever altered the Norwalh women.
dial-gall, Edwin liensdiot and Motion
VII; Miss Florence June. Marlon Wa- ‘
Mild
ammunition:- groin, amusing, 1
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A new car tor the new year! Why try to get also:
with. old. cumbersome “liability on wheels?" A
substantial portion of our product for the new
year will go to those who have tired or the‘ expedite
and trouble of a heavy. unhandy car. 8. L. Bene-
dict. agent, 98 South Main St.
We announce one of the
Greatest Ladies’ &Misses
COAT SALES?
The Norwallls Have‘Ever See’h
This week we will place on sale every Winter Coat in not
about 12 THEIR VALUE. ”This is without, question the mo
Gash 0r Credit?
Norwalk Chronicler