C
in“ from Alabama northeastw
‘. New York. is codeine unsettled weath-
'3 or with rain or snow in nearly all die-
‘ .tricts eadt oi the Mississippi river. 'An
area of high presénre is producing
pleasant weather with low tempera-
tures in: (the northeasti‘ Zero tempera.
.tures extended from Montnna to Up
’ per Michigan. 4.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO _TODAY'
Temperature: Low, 21; high, 32
Partly cloudy. . '
George Sheldon. or theNorwalk Ho-
tel, is spending the day in Bridgeport
on business; 3
A. ' ._.L___‘ "I.”
——-Pone‘y's dancing school. Tel. 785.2}
.M
Mr. endure. ,J. Webb. at Ward
street have returned rtrom an extend»
ed trip through the west.
Mr Tovan. ii the South Norwaik
Dry Goods Company, has taken his
dormer position in the dress goods
department of Gamble Desmond, or
New Hives.
3 A stated communication of Old
.Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. NL.
.will he held at its rooms March Iith
at 8 o'clock p, m The E. A dome
will be worked
l
/
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ISarnIni. and
their son «Kenneth of South Norwalli.
have been spending several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sammlo of Park.
street, New Cannon.
x? .
«v—Male Quartette at South Norwalk
(incarnations! Church tomorrow at
I: 30. The poster will speak on "'i‘hed
Consolidation of The Norwsiks."
3,. .
' A surprise party was given to Roti-
ertI A. Crosby. of Homer avenue. by
330 of hisihoy and girl drlends. Every
one enjoyed themselves to theutter-
most by playing all kinds or games.
Ineno solos and the ‘merry gathering
snug. Wilton.“ were served and
about 12 o'clock the young umopld‘
broke up with great nearer.
tldeml
NORWAWO.
I a political c
get what you psy‘ for.
‘ ’WEATHEF FORECAST-
For Norwo‘ik end vicinity: Rain or
gonow tonight or‘ISunday, colder; mod-
9] erote southeast winds, becoming varia-
3 hie A trough of low pressure, extend-
St. Patnck’
Post Cards “
Favors Flags and Crepe Paper now I
Post Cards
Post Cards ....
1c each. ii for 50
to to 50 «0h
, ‘ A 9 9 .
NEW STAT") RY STORE.
Next to Record and Stevens.
James Donneliy
Is sour" MAIN eraser. Ky
Far Until-date Service Coil
Frail. H. Ganung
Funeral Direétor
nmnxnnnnI
O. D Jackson
Optfiion ‘3‘}.1 . venous...
I Everyflfing in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free 3,
and Enibalmer
Ollie- ind Residence '
Telephone 904.
84 80. Mom: 8o. Nerwnik.
Ffi’nNITUR‘E
‘DRAPERIES *
CARPETS3
AngVlHBI i.
‘3 srovss
4.3 clusters
LINo LEUM"
Fire insuranIIe
C. T McGovern
Room 14, Killer Iulldlng,
1M Woohlnaton direct,
tenth Newslk.
was IconsonIoA-riou or run
Many (brave and (burning words
.i'wero smqlien on this subject at the
«Armory town meeting the other with
- lug, mm the question remillllil so open
one in Imus oF the vote then token.
No statute at .ilarttord coil really es.
mulls): it slid no diviiioneiuto separ-
ote towns can really hinder it. it is
not alone 3 on col question her
" idiom of civic
incl-ole and sodiihuhsivpmresi Much
Introduce then :I “ w.‘ otter you u ten not
all Aluminum Were purcha-
NEVER LETI AIE LL DIFFERENCE IN COST EWURE A GREAT ;
' stream we: In column.
r \
Mistever you tiny. we tell you just what it is. end you always ’
_ T'wouid he coolishly expensive for «no to"
. send you any list. the host 8min and feed. tor not since i slam-d3
43 business some twenty years “Age hii‘ve i refused to return money it
disssstislled with any delivery at grain. '
~y~ . , 1‘ MANUEL 'r. HATCH.
, Horne greund Feeds for Horses, Cattle 9nd Poultry.
FERTILIZERS
sunset-teem“: or LlME, Hones MANURBB, momma
POTABH, Niven: eons, NlTRATE or earnest.
muons. an: enema LIME. LAND PLAe‘van.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
IIHIIII-I'flfl
...................
See the 1913 Mod is of the
Moyer Automobiles
5? “' at the Bridge ort Automobile Show
. PARK CITYI '
We have been allotted space 9‘. YOU are cordiall in-
vital to moire it your” hesdquortoro when visiting the
OSCAR H. BANKS, - .. Ae
GARAGE. KNEE GTRIIT.
MA RCH 3. 8, :3.
Consolidationists
and Anti-«Censolidationists Must
That new. cli’nocliditted the host ingredients to mice
Split Loaf Some Bread,
BARNIVARD 3
oowsu. smurf
nonwotx. -
NORWAL eONlil.
Agree 4
This boot is rennin: reenlsriy tie-
tween Providence and New Haven, and
also from.(}re'enport. bringing oysters
(tom the deep sea beds at those
' , ,1 places
is in commend of the Mansfield
, steam vessels. ,
told Mansfield.
weather is very ‘bed. "
or gasoline hosts in use.
.—
,3 rinse.
women and minors in Connecticut.
4: factory or work shop. store. ofil'ce, oi
‘ “ salon.
or messenger commutes, in the tuna
mission, distributlouor in the deilv
‘I. in. or otter ii) ii. In... ailiouoh dis-
or" where any goods are sold or distri-
i’ anywhere“ notional l'i this»
climate “may” "
Leon Tooker is getting along nicely on another .ti‘y-out in Siam
polled by sten'in and with lnrgs one with his Melton w t.
ins capacity to displace two or more
I email schooners that formerly carried
. oysters here. The iii-in orIF.,Mansiieid
I e Sons company in thnlpinc avenue
“ have put intii commission a“- larse
steamer unit has eon Maine th F
w .
Lester Olmsiead Ford car is helm;
Overhauled It'lld pointed. “ '
W ‘
Little Fred Frolecirs he
{recovered ment to he si'iv‘en soon by th
rapidly train rodent injuries“
George Fredriolison. .
lids been visiting in town for the pest Summers, oi! Norwalh sun
of Stamford
Reports to‘he given on Monday Git Sommers telephoned home
the Y M. 0. mass meeting have 1109*! terms Severil ii-
The new steemer oi.’ Mansfield &
. ' Bond is 102 on long and 30 feet
heels. She draws 8 42 feet, of water.
sue has ‘a 300 horse power engine and
the steamer can carry 5.000 bushels
of oysters.I Capt. John Kennedy who
was for years in sound than es pilot,-
M. . \ .
Queries Biehery. of
New York arrived
inn yesterdsi'.“
Mr. and Mrs. ..
at the Hampton I
Edward Payton spent yesterday Grippe coughs hang on, wen
with friends in New York. and attend-
Cantahf Mansfield told a reporter ed the Hippodi‘ome.
that the schooner is too slow to.
‘ hring oysters and they are rapidly be-
ing supplanted in the business by
' «.1, mm"! who troubled Wi
Mrs C W Beebe, 6! South Main
entertained friends at. her
home last evening.
3 “S9meti3mes warned to welt three
weeks for a schooner to get. here gram ‘
Greenport or Providence!" said Gap-
The electric lights on lower Perk'
street. were out for some time dill"
ing Wednesday evening‘s storm
“With the steamer we are reason
ably sure. oi gettinxaonr’go oi oysters
here within 48 hours unless the
ice was cut on several ponds Wed-
nesday.’ 3 The Ilrving Lockwood truck
has proved uselui in carting3ice.
* A drain on Reilrond avenue became
clogged Wednesday evening, above
H. C. Rowe & Co. was the first
Bridgeport concern to abandon the
schooner: to‘hrlng their oysters here
from Providence and adopt steamers.
Park street.
-“ Work upon the Bonus street solute!1 Fnected-
is nearing completion.
Frank Kelley will DI '
evening. A large nu Metal
Ions wilt wi mess the
Mae-3..., ..
Director 3'Fied Rockwell is
for e’ 8606 chorus at. the
neepie oi the Congregation
*W
An E. M F.I car owned y.
front axle yesterday, on: the
road outside of New Cans
einds who we:
hint at the time went home
,
scone, LA «wisps.
. MONIA I
Is too often the fatal sequent:
system, and lower the vital II;
R. b.901lins.Podtmneler. Barneq3
vere Lo Grieve cough out! w “
pletely exhausted after each il't
lent coughing. Bolero I had to
hall! or a bottle or Foley’ s Hon
Tar Compound, the coughing I:
lied entirely ceased. I wish to es,
can‘t he beat All others are
tions." Gold by all druggists.
Willie—91’s: why do people
about the patience of Job?"
Hempeck— ‘Because 3 they .
know your father, my -son'.”---
Transcript.
The Jeremiah Smith a. Song at City
Point then followed- suit and put.
steamers textile business and now F.
Mansfieldfi Sons find that it Is ee-
sentiai to have fast steamers instead
of sailing vessels carry their stock.
Among the oyster-men it is teltthst
in another year there will be few
selling vessels carrying oysters be-
tween Providence and New Haven
and instead there will he stenmers
.- ,REPORMI In ‘ Foouermot. count ’
monsoon. “uracil .JA number
of hills dealing flth‘industrial condi-
tions in the state were reported in
. the senate today by the lexisiotive
commission‘nnvolhtsd in 1911 to in-
,. restinto the condition of working
One concerning the employment or
children provided thstIno child under
3 18 years old shall unemployed, per;
'~ milled or ushered to work in or
'2 any connection with any mill. iaotory,
;; workshop. mercantile or mechanical
. establishment. tenement house monu-
:: lice building. re lauront honrdln! '
3-; house. mm, ho her shop, hotel.
, toolblsokoninx stand or establish-
If moot. laundry, place ‘Ml amusement.
3‘; club ones a. driver. or in 3a 3 basil,
. Imlumher yard, or tech. construc-
nt. 11 non of revolting, or in the dintrihu~
:3 tion transmission or sole of merchan-
~ disc. or in the transmission or men-
Newly decorated and refitted mod ventllstlon end won heated.
Minimise: Pictures. entertaining as well on educating.
Only Feature Films will to em .
we all“! OF NEW YORK‘ HROADWAV OABARET.
Adinission‘ to all lilo. «~— Motinecs ev
day32:30. Evenings 7 ,ofcioek.
No parties under $1 yous old shnll
w he permitted to work as o messenger
for ieloxronh or telephone componies,
City Nshonsi Bank
THANMBTI A GIN NM. IANKINI
IUliNI” AN” 0 'IIEIVIN‘! .
- FADE-51.x. floglli‘leT ,
‘Vaiuiovliio that sols the stands
orinmot hills or messages hetero ll
tributlon takes the person claims the
building inn'whlch no in onaployed A
hill restricting traditions hours oi!
the; and concerning: the ego or N
tonioleo employed in any mill, Will?
Mosul-muting or worrisome Misfit.
workshops lound finitely printing
citations. drs in its one miillnery
L'WF’WW Mollie men-III.
est. store. hotel. rsstoureui, allied:
Carols-land Moll»
.111 was
sawmill mnmhmflv
newts II. usrnsmos. rm
goons Isle II.
witness‘s Iowan. sits
First {line here oi there
3.1mm Assumes AM?
listed cg in tho ti‘iimmilllnwll or dis. w
dilution or women and telephone
MW; sievides cost on remote
. Islioli he demoted to work were thou ii '4
. 3 eight hours in any one tiny or more. 3
then in hours or more then win We ‘
"We” 33:me
Min l-i. Khalil! “ ”:56”!
not timmmu "I” it.
Hour”. WW
world over. Five e! the lines!
tunes of many months... All,
“White House or Vstulcyille. '
I
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Alvaro o good 5th to stir
1
.
, 3.3m” stars. “our: of
its“. ‘
new. ,
Playing their world wide
“first women unit?
A iii-cinema: pioylet ct New
Norwalk Chronicler