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WEATHER FORECAST .
lFor Norwaik and vicinity: Rain this
afternoon and tonight, warmer tonight,
It‘ridayl clearing ind colder; increas-
ing southwest. w;1nds. The western
‘ disturbance new forms a trough ol.‘ low
barometric pressure extending from
Louisiana northeastward to New York.
it is causing cloudy weather with rain
or snow in the lower Mississippi Val-
ley, Lake region and along the ‘Aum'l James DT 0 nne My
NEW STATIONERY STORE.
Next to Rogers and Stevens.
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
tic coast from (South Carolina to lManna
Heavy 'rainiali was reported this
morning from the southern districts.
. The temperature is high from Ohio
eastward to the coast. There is a do!
cided rail in temperature from Ohio
northeastward to Montana.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
:Temperature: low, it; high, 41.
Cloudy.
Our Sisters Rebekah Lodge, No. 55 l
I. O 0. F.. held a rehearsal lust eve-
nine
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, -——Polley'e dancing school. Tel. 785- 2.
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Buckingham W‘. R. 0., No. 30, Bow-
"'lilg Circle met yesterday» and a very
enjoys-hie "afternoon was spent.
\‘Attorney John J Walsh, of Non
walk, is spending the day in Hart-
‘ ford on business.
Attorney Leo Davis, at Norwalk, is
spending the day in Hartford on busl ‘
nets 5 _,
«iii the doctor orders a tonic order
a 1-: Bill Evans Cream ”A‘ie. Wewlll
do the rest. Manor and Flynn.
William Horas, "or Sayvllie. Long
Island. who has been spending a few
days at his home in Hamilton avenue,
that: returned to resume his duties in
.- Sayvilie.
A social time was held at the meet
in; oil the W C T U. last evening at
Mrs. Ida blockers. home in Courtland
Place. it was a Francis Willard social
and there was reading on that subject
an :1 singing by Mrs. (ihaamer through
I!
out the evening. i
TERR‘IWM RHOP IURNID.
; Linen Wrinn L” Pepe *
The inner
FREE. 7"
Membership tree to the Circulating
Library with all «the latest tracks, only
2c 9. day while book is out
the new books just ypublished and now
in library:
Despatch, Pippin. yNight Born, Com-
Iblnsd Maze, Woman' 3 Life.
With a nagtional repute
. ~ ‘41! 5 id amt...» coating to chip on. on no
contain and cannot. dorm any poisonous substance, me 4 (cod and
fuel. As we have shut added! Ithlo li , .K II ‘ ‘
‘ to introduce these hoods. we otter you a ten 1101‘
NEVER LET A SMALL DIFFERENCE IN COST SEDURE A GREAT.
DIFFERENCE IN QUALITY. '
Whatever you buy. We tell you just what it is, and you always
'I‘iwould be toolishly expensive (or me to
send you any but :the best grain and iced, for not since I started
”“ibusiness some twenty years ago have i refused to freturn money it
dissastlsiied with any delivery of grain. '
MANUEL T. HATCH.
Home ground Feeds tor Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
get what you pay for.
FERTILIZERS
SUPERPHpsPHATE or LlMe, MAPss MANURES, MURIATE
POTASH. NITRATE sooA, NITRATE or porasu. BARN-vans
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTER.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
For UPLtcdilte Service Call
Frede. Ganung
Funeral Director
‘ and Embalmer
Office And Residence
“(alcoholic M.
84 30. Main St. Bo. Nfimallt.
58 WALL STREET .
.. "and? ”5ng
Evewfldngm the Optical Line ‘1'
' Examined Free P
3.0. B. Jackson
Optician
TWYVIIIJIEfi Fall. 27 ~v’l‘ltis wood
,FURNITURE
DRAPERIES
CARPETS
Angevine
srovss‘
011. CLOTH
‘VLIN‘O’LEUM
See the 1913 Models of the ,
Meyer Automobiles
at the Bridgeport Autonomic Show
PARK CITY RINK, MARCH 3.
We have been allotted space 9.
to make» it your headquarters when visiting the
OSCAR 11.“ BANKS, - i.
.. DARMI, aw
YOU are cordiall in-
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his employers. to whine he represent?
turning: shop of marries 1. Allen was
burned with its contents today. The
loss is estimated at about $15,000. iii-
Milled beth Mr. Allen and the own-
or or the billldint, the Andrew Terry
Uompttny. The loss is )srlly cover.
1941;! lotus-soc tilts lira started in
' The cause is not
persons were '
a
11119. or the 111:1th
Water Company's
use.
Fire: Insurance
C ’l‘ McGovern
RM M, Rosier Iulldlllfl,
Mn:
it” {t
M
Gerri-h told mid ’jfil‘ener treasurerot
muted 01ml.
Mission Bookkeeper 1115.111 to
iisvo donssnteil loalils Wile
‘ ' Seitlnd a Divorce
" TRIPIRIII I8 SIII II
Gilli IIIII II III. II
Molnar Was , Aware Young Man.
Was Keeping company With
”11111919111311: "
Facts 0! a startling nature have
been unearthed in connection with
the mysterious disapiiearance of
Frank Gerish of No: 5195‘ State Street. A
Bridgeport, a bookkeeper for the Sus-
man- Feuer 00.. of No. 478 Water
street. Bridgeport lie has not been
seen since Febr' 10. and which
leads some of the artit orltlen who are
investigation the case to believe that 9
he may have conini'it'ted suicide. it
became known yesterday on good au
thority that Gérrldli who was a ma:-
' ried man, until a few days before his
appearance, when his wile secured a
divorce iron: him, had been posing
as a. single man and that he was en-
gaged to a young lady or considerable
prominence in this city. I
Falling out with Pinhole
When the story of the divorce pro ‘
ceedlnss became knonwn, it is under»
stood that Gerrish and his fiancee had
a fallingout. over which he breaded
considerably. Mrs. Frank Gerrish. at
Not 14 Murray street, Norwalll, moth-
er of the missing young man,.was in
Bridgeport yesterday and declares
that she is absolutely unable to term
an opinion in the matter.
».Divorce proceedings were brought
by his former wile. Miss Clara flying-
ton‘, on the grounds of infidelity. and
the strength or a registration on the
books of the Seaside hotel in this city
. some months . ago. allow to have
”been made byflorrlsh. with another
woman claimed to be his wife. The
decree'wss granted on these grounds.
Told Friends Cm Was a Fremont».
Since the disappearance or Gfl'rlsh,
however It becomes known iron: the
investigation into the strange case.
that Ger-rich had exblained to a num-
ber of .l‘rlends that this evidence
against him was “framed up." with
his knowledge and permission. how-‘
ever to give his former wife the
grounds for the divorce suit. Ger
rlsh, according to the statflnent or
this mother and several other pencils
had explained that he was willing to
furnish grounds (or his {armor wits
to secure her divorce. He said no
we; introduced to a woman with
jwhom M registered at the hotel. but
left immediately afterwards. and nev-
er saw the Woman anin
Explain to Employers. '
Gerrish is knoant‘o have felt
itsenly the huiniliiiioo when this
story 01‘ the hotel episode became
known. lie. we'nt immediately to
on himselt I!” 113116 luau when he
was entitled eiigllt titlinths ago and
odds an exsiiuid ‘ the tents.
He had ‘utatsd id several people
did Was ’en‘iiIfiéd to be married to .
dgeport zlri within a few weeks.
i
ii he Wile ID-
to Norwaili, all Mo {lily afternoon,
wary to, and would return the “II?
, will; morning to Work. . .
Net mm in Phllndelghlli
collie did not resort for were
we or three deft; Mr incur went”
' , to in. naming house. where the line.
lady nation: that Mr; tierrish flail
minnows her 111st he was doing to» ‘
qty two days. and hid
, endowments With his
_. Mr. dumb ‘ ’
Any child will gladly take “Cascaiets Candy Colbert-it" ‘whi
gently—never gripe or produce the slightest uneasiness—though
the little on’es (deactivated Bowels, sweetens the stomach and indie
liver. in a healthy condition. .
ll‘uil directins for children and srowndips in each '11
Mothers can rest easy utter giving this gentle, thereon arrest-v
‘units of counties and municips
HARRISBURG, P1... Feb 26 —-Local °‘ 19'0”- mum-u“ W“ 9mm" 1
option railed again yesterday in the
fourth consecutive legislative session
.1): which it have been made an issue declare that other antidlquor bills
in this state. The bill providing ioribe introduced at the present sessi
Loom; opriomers GAIN.
to 83.11 gain tor the local ofiio
or seven over the votes,- or I
Members of. th Anti-Saloon
If You Ever Expect to Build a House, Part1
tion Off an Attic, 01 Give a Play, or Church “
Fair, You Ought to Know Compo—Board
It is I ore ared lining for walls and ceilings ihat' 1: air- light, water-
i. and stronger and .more durable than plaster.
qualities and its convenient form make it the ‘
Compo-Board' is X ~1nch tluck. 4 ll.wlile andimm‘ :
It tells what CompoBoud- ‘
bm material for
8 to 16 ft. in length.
Writ: today for maple and our Cecil“.
~ in, what it can be used for, and why.
L. L. ENSWORTH dz SON, 340 50 Front St.-, Hartford, Conna
'89 Noni: Main Street south 1....
Newly decorated and refitted. good ventilation and well heated.
High-olefin Pictures. entertaining as well lis educsilax.
Only Feature {wins will [is shown.
THE GRAZE OF NEW YORK RROADWAV GARARET. ,
day 2: 3i) Evenings 7 o ’clock
,-s....aa—a.. fl..—- ___‘... .tnaa
have had to deal with.
that all or Mr. Gerrieh's belongings
rsntald intact in his roots, makes up
the litrcnsost [set of the case. ‘
Moth" Trying to Find Son. ~.
. In". (larrlah, ..insulin or the min.
sing young man, is having no stone ‘
unturned to locate her son. .2
holding out the bone that he may be
deialssd somewhere and Inn dead
faiths: through (on: aiay or. suicide.
II the audioritlss fear. (longish
not. known to 1111119. has any limit“
amount of money with 111111 studio
time or his diunpssrsnco.
flos- Ampntiy fill Riflllt. - ”
‘ " "' sires lions replitstio‘
The fill“ Vaudeville that sets the stand .
Five of the finest
turns of may aid
White Hones oi Vaudeville.
I” First “MR“ Rm 0‘ Ii“
trellis; r. “to; .1; use
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