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Another lot of new books for
t ‘ our Clrcul'atlng Library.
'- 1 MEMRERSHIP FREEV
fuel.
to introduce their
Stationery store .
orvrolk. and a south»
contain and hanh Storm any nuisances sumac . , ’
added this line to our ldwhon donaruusut and.
As we have
wearnnfi reason“.
For Norwelk and violnity: Fair and
warmer tonight ;.l‘ues'day unsettled;
brisk southwest‘. winds: A trough of
low pressure extending from Colorado
northeaatv'vard to‘ Minnesota is onus
ing cloudy and unsettled weather with
rising temperature in the western
neutral dletr . An area or high
pressure cent 1 over Georgia is pro-
ducing fair weather‘wlth low tempera-
tures in the eastern districts. Fronts
. were reported as far'south as Jack-
sonville, Fla. . , .,
warm-Hen K YEAR AGO room:
Temperature: Low; 13: high, 29.
Partly cloudy.
Alan Moses and Maurice Carew,
anent Saturday in Bridgeport.
”A.
Miss B bonklln, or New York city.
is spending a low weeks in Norwalk.
‘ Norwalk Aerie, No 638 F. 0 ill.
will hold its regular meeting iWeduei
day evening. . . V_ .
Julln Martin of South Norvvalk
aspentes'sutut‘day in New Yerk, on u
nienddre trip.
wPolIey'edanclng school. Tel. 785-2.
. Ponassus Council No.12“, Royal
tArcanum, will hold its regular meet-
ing «emotion.
'i'hg Swill Gemmny» C. A. (3.. (’3 N.
JP... will hold its regular weekly drill
tomorrow evening.
m
Miss Mary Burnell and Miss Mar
garet Huboell. Were visitors inBrldgo
port Shturday.
The Red star Barge 17 Is in at my-
mond Brothers docile with a cargo of
Gleuwood coal.
.. Norwalk Iron Mouldero‘ Union, In).
cal No. 209. will hold its regular meet-
Ing tomorrow‘ovonlnx. '
Our Sisters Rebekah Lodge, No.
65. l D. 0 E. will hold lte regular
meeting Wednesday evening’.
The OhrIqtian Industrial undue or
the first Methodist church hold a
regular drooling, Frldny evening.
‘ on Well Hook and Ladder com-
pany will hold it» annual meeting
next Week Monday night. Oilloérn
‘ will he‘eleoled and reportn tor the
neat your submitted.
The n‘nnn'al meeting or the Duty "Nur-
ncry Annoolallon will he held at 2.30
o‘clock at the South Nowell: Congre-
gational church this ulternoOn. All
member» are tied” to ho preheat.
. , ldiho.‘ 'l‘lrjero ivlll
W ruminants. ._
St. :Patrick’s
Post Cards
Favors, Flags and Crepe Paper now
Post Cards .. to «each, 6 for 50
PostCards.......... ..... ..
1c to Sc ouch
NEW STATIONERY STORE.
Next to Rogers and stoveno.
James Donnelly
15 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ,
For UMo-dnto sorvlee , Call
Fred-4H. Ganung
Funeral Direéto‘r
Embaimer
no Residence
Tolophone 904..
84 80. Main 3!; So. Nth-walk.
...............
. ‘ See the 1913 Models of the :.
f Moyer Automobiles;E
at the Bridgeport Automobile Show
PARK CITY RINK MARCH 3, 8, 13 . .
We have been allotted space 9. YOU are cordial! in-
vited to make it your headquarters when vilitingA the o ow.
OSCAR H. BANKS,
GARMVIE, RIVER OTREET.
FURNITURE.
onhrnnms ‘
Charm
AngeVine
‘srovrs
‘ on. cL'o'ru ,
LIuotEUM
Split
Fire Insurance
C. T McGovern
mom i4, Koolor helium:
‘166‘Wuhlugton street,
loath Norwnlk.
Liouon Vommdurn In our
> \‘
F ERTILIZERS
SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME. MAPES MANURES. MURIATE
POTASH, NITRATE SODA, NITRATE 0F POTABVH.
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTER. .
RAYMOND BROTHERS
O. D. J hckson
Opficien ii
Iv
Consolidationi‘stsi'k ~
and Anti—Consolidatlouists Must?
V'V'Vhaolldntod the. host ingredients to make
of Sorhe Ber
That we have
. walk.
58 WA“. STREET
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’ yes *D‘Vrégmlned Ere-e
' l
‘2 L
(larl sohoulb,’ oi Branchvlllo spout
sundoy With his family here. V'
».o.:3 .._
“I J‘ 'l‘ sornper, oi New York is
‘ visitor’V in Norwalk today on business.
ti' 'I CW":-
ilJohn J.- Walsh of Nor-walk in spam...
. ‘an the day in {Bridgenort on oust-v
. near. .
V‘W * ' W
-Mr Bulllvw and family, or orchard
street, are moving to Union avenue.
. NoeralkVa- ~
WM
Pretender Arthur B. Russell, at
Princeton. spent yeetorday In Nor.
.9‘
Mr. and Mrs. W A. Hauiord,
mmwood avenue, spent yesterday in
New Yo'rlr city.
Mlss Marjorie Flsh, of Pittsburgh,
. Pa” Is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
. f Frnnlt A. Vollr, 0: Leonard street. .
Miss Anna Conklln has returned ,to
“ her home in Meriden, alter a Week's
visit with Miss Edna Howard, at Elm
street.
Court Narrult File and Drum Corps
will hold a special rneetlng tonight
to make arrangements for the annual
dance. .
. ,....
. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Warren have
moved lrom Unlpn avenue to their
newly purchased home in Isaacs
Place. '
Mia. Margarot Shoehan." ol‘ High
street, has resumed her duties in the
Boston Store after a three weeke' va-
cation.
Mr. and Mrs. William fidarvla, ‘ 0:
Bridgeport, spent yesterday with Mrs.
Jarvls' (other, William H. Smith, or
West street.
Michael Ratohiord, or Norwaus, haul
gone to Walhlnaton. D. 0.. where he
will attend the lnonzuration or (lover.
“norWlloon. - w .. r. ..« H
“DU-3m r
William Henry Hoyt. of Trinity
Place. and W. F. Ambler, of Union
Park, are attending the Wilson lnu
ausuratlon ceremonies, .
'The L. M. Wright vs. F. D. Lawton,
case, or several years‘ standing. Is as.
aimed for the drat case to beheard
tomorrow in the Bridgeport courts.’
James Costello and. son Vincent
" Costello. the latter of Dreyluaa' Cigar
Store, have gone to Worthington to
~ attend the inauguration hemmoulea:
w...» .-
Tho annual meet 3 at tho Koch
II Club company will ' held this even-
jj in: in the Hotel Mahacltomo parlors
: at fl o‘clock. All members one to
:. quested to be preheat.
Mrs. Franoln l. Qnrnoll. of 80th
'1 Main street. in attending the inaugur-
ation in Waphlnstnn, and spending a
low days at the residence or her bra ‘
., that lnylnw. William‘lzurnell.
. 'l‘homepors or the Mcxehdrio vs.
who Norualk Investment Companl
one life returnable before the (lam-
goon I???“ court tomorrow. A Jud:
meat. oi "00 m moved lly the
Vplaintlu on u lorooloruro.
Tho-annual dinner or the Ynlo All-
mutation or Fairlield County. will he
Ildld a; the Uhlvmity nun, in new
o‘clock The guests at honor are to
Illulverrity. Col Norris 0. (inborn, of"
at New “York. and the Rev Roi-hart
l). dollnndot ot hndreuort. -
’1 otternoon by one:
' HAIR 36hr.hEéDTIFv'-°AN5
V The nail ct Sage and Sulphur tor
,3 restoring faded. gray hair to its natur-
'V. a] color dates back to grandmother's; ‘
_ time. She kept her hair heautidullyl
darkened; glossy and abundant with a
brew of Base The and Sulphur. When~'
~ over her hair (ell out or: took on that:
daded or streaked appearance plied—it‘s so easy to use
this simple mixture was applied with
wonderlul orient} .
lint the brewing at herds is mussy:
and out- oi-‘date. ‘ Nowadaye skilled at night and by morning
chemists do this better than ourselves
By asking at any drug store for the oatlo or two, it ls r
ready—tones product-called “Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Hair RemodY“--you and abundant.“
or
ooucono envision ANNIVER» .
Concord DivisionpNo. 2 Sons or
Temperance. will celebrate the sixty-
nlnth anniversnry of its organization
this evening. It is planned to hold a. of age.
nubile meeting, at which time the . The committee of arfangeméntfi;
grand oilicers of the state will be as follows- George Spider, [Willi
present and give a short history oi Kellogg, William Pryor
the order of the Sons of Temperance, Warden and Mrs. F. W.
and, its workings. The Rev. L. Cas- ' *
won, or The Norwalk M. E. church, is
also expected to give an address on
the temperance cause.
.. l
_....
SARY. 7 ., ' temperance advocates
, --r'-' invited to come and
[Sixtymlnth Affair to ho Oboerved on friends Concord Division
Monday EVGMM. come short at, having aflr
)
AUDITOR
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‘89. NorthMaIu Street v Soulthorw
DON’T MISS
The Great Hindoo Drama
City National Bank
‘I‘RANIAOTI A GENERAL RANKING
DUNN“! AND OFFERS IWIRY
FMILITY couam'unr ,
. WITH COUND
‘ IANKING -
'bo ital“ ' WWI“ "a on“ Thu highest aohlovomo‘ntn
«um I
dole banned new $3 Venn on per your
port IInturdey March 16th, at Mo EDWIN” R. MATRIWMN. Fun.
in and William Lyon random: the _ "tunic”: umowmmm
New linden. lion. damn: it. enimua ’ Mill!!!” with “W“
ntoellltmhmn mm H
shorted with ,
I i .
in Three Vl’arts
" ,wlll ~ goth. - invite bottle {de
cents. Some druggiete‘ mu
V ‘own, whlhh is” unuallyotoo
_ (VlUR'ES DANDRUFVF'." . insist upon getting ws‘eth’a,
‘ ,. ~ ’ be depended upon to restore;
color and beauty to the IL
splendid Vior dandruff, ,
itchy scalp and tollln'g‘ h
A well-known downtown
says his chambers limits on
Base and sulphur, because
it darkens so naturally n
that nobody can tell it hag
simply dampen a- open
., brush anddraw it (lirougli
taking one strand at a t
hair disappears; hitter anot‘
natural color and looks
tertainmont at its anniversary l"
sixty-nine years of its exist'dlio
enthusiasm “has not waned , b ’
The woman woo when one ‘
nel Want Advertisements to ‘
All Sons 01' the household help has a little
Temperance, Good- Temblers Golden for otoor thin"
DON’T “MI
Adonission to all 10c m Matinee-s ever
day 32:30. Evenings 7 o’clock.
so urnueinl.
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can memo. to mum “gritgdffimn,
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