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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 5, 1913 · page 5

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wmme FORECAST.

«ac—m-

For Norwalit and victnity: Fair to-

‘creasiug. A disturbance, central this
morning near Nantucket, Mass, is
causing cloudy Weather‘ with flight
' snow in the eastern portion of the
Lake region and New England. An-
other disturbance, central over Lake
Superior, is causing. unsettled wea-
' ther with light snow in the Upper
Mississippi Valley and western portion
of the Lake region. Pleasant we’a-
ther prevails in the southern and Wes-
tern districtsr Zero temperatures were

reported from several places along

the northern border.

 

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 16; high, 26.
Clear. i

 

Elmer J. Smith, of New York. was

avisitor in Norwalit, 5csterdny on.

business. '

Mrs Mary Brundsge, of" Water
street, South Norwulk, is visiting in
Ridgefleid.

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Attorney John H. Light, of South
Norwalk,spent yesterday in New York
City on business.

 

 

Judge William James K. iiubbell of
Wilton is standing the Auto Show
in Bridgeport today.

 

The tire companies of Norwalk-held
their regular meeting last: evening
and routine business was transected.

”pm.“ .

The Hospital Whist Glut) will meet
with Mrs, James Paul, of 8» Grove
street, on Friday afternoon at it

flock. ‘

The East Norwnlk improvement As.
societion held a regular meeting with
Mrs, E, iii. (loriiam inst evening and
transacted routine. luminous.

 

 

Mien Florence Kern, of 438 Mniii
avenue, Winnionnk.‘hun 'Jiliil returned
item linnhury, where she .wns visiting
her sister for the host fenders.

Misti Emily ilnlmc tins just return
in train a three months tour through
England lrclsud and Wales. visiting

lumnrvontihlrc iind iiwyran, into (it

= 49 Well so, Norwsik,

our Circulating Library.
’ MEMBfiRSHIP FREE.

I book .1.“ Stationery atone.
and 8 8110

 

 

New Designs

night; 'ilhursday probably rain with for painting, from ........ it: to 106
colder in afternoon or ni-;ght variable Post Cards to paint ------ 6 701- 50
winds, shifting to southerly “an” Witte’s Wonder Water Colors, selli'
blending, transparent, the best dor
tinting 10c and 150 a box

 

Main at" South Nor-walk.

AT
NEW STATIONERY STORE.
Next 'to Roger- and Stevens,

James‘wDonnelly

16 .SOUTH MAIN STREET,

Another lot of new books} for 1

 

 

 

 

 

For Unto-date Service Call

Fred. ;. H. 'Ganung
: Funeral Direétor

and fEmbaimer

Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
B4 80. Main St. Bo. Nerwalk.

 

 

 

FURNITURE
DRAPERIES
CARPETS

Angevine
STOVES
OIL CLOTH

LINOLEUM

 
 

 

 

 

 

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”item: .11... 1 1 Fire Insurance

The Memoir lionru of Trude Dir
upturn mot inst evening In the lion
‘Wiilli City Council mm. The matter
or iiw hunuuot was brought bolero
it”. mention. but nothing Willi iiooldcd

Tim noveltygsdvertlning in mam
tanner is the work of Dave Rich, the
clutch New York advertising expert.
who in in torts whitish toi- mummies:
Who know lurid momentum his writ.

titted-tilt Si whitish mummi- its
seldom.

 

has been invited to attend the out
fitment on b ‘
‘ Martini, or Murmur; tomorrow the

shoots): Mist I

C. T. McGovern

Room is, Keel-r Building,
185 Washington Street;
tooth Norwalk. t

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DREA'I’ SMUGHTEH (W Elm

il/m'lii‘mtifl Mush harlot. Win
item North Ribs, superintendent men

it It the 3 ,
r dtich Iii Wild? press that Oil has protested w ’

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

' ‘ ’5 ' 1th; or solid
contain and cann‘
tool. As, we has

 

 

our
Specialty

 

 

 

 

. SUPERPHOBPHATE or LIME, MAPEs MAN hematite:
poTAeH. NITRA'I'E 800A NITRATE or pom“.
LAND “Asian;

RAYMOND BROTHERS.

MANURE. AIR BLACKED LIME.

 

 

 

$0. D Jackson

‘ OPfiCIIn : -
Everything in the Optical lane: «11

Eyes Examined Free
Andrews”:

 

 

 
 
 

are coins. to continue making HIM .

8W if

being" lowest. give 1
9113on fittest ‘
short notice.~"' 4

 

iii. no cooling to chip oil cit _
{form any poisonous so not, saves food end
t added this line to our kitchen department and
code, v16 offer you in ten per cent discount on
purchased this week. 1 '

 
 

NEVER LET A SMALL DIFFERENCE IN 0051'. SECURE A GREAT
{ZDIFFERI 'iOE IN QUALITY. '

Whatever you Ibuy, we tell you just what it ill. 1
get what you pay for. T'twould be foolishly expensive to
send you any but the best grain and feed, for not since 1.11
business some twenty years ago have i refused tolreturn money if
dissastisiied with any delivery of grain ‘

MANUEL .HA'rcn.

Heme ground Feeds for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.

 

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as wALL arses-r

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See the 1913 lodels of th

Meyer Automobiles

at the Bridgeport Automobile Show

PARK CITY RINK MARCH 3, 8,13. »

We have been allotted space 9. YOU are cordinll in-
vith to make it your headquarters when visiting the s ow.

OSCAR H. BANKS, - ~ A

' oAnAoe, mven eraser.

 
 
 
 

t.-.
........

Inauguration.
of Presidonmloct Wilson may mean o change of olicy in?!
eminent, but it will$10t mean a change in our hull nous noting, we

 
 
 

elicit} Pylon

Mrs Arthér B Oihelliy gave birth to
twins Just as the train was rolling into
this city a few minutes before noon.
Mrs. O'Re‘iily notified her maid who.
through the porter, summoned two
physicians who were traveling on the

’Ii‘hin, Dr. ’Jemes B. Mansfield of Pas- '

sale, N J.', and Henry Blossom of Bos-
ton_ »

The car was virtually unoccupied at
the time and the three other passen-
gets went into the forward car at the
physicians’ request. ’

city Dr. Mansfield stepped of! and

‘ wired to the Roosevelt hospital in

New York city for an ambulance to

1 be ready» at Grand 100nm] terminal.'1
but he said he didn’tbelieve it would

be necessary. A telegram was also
sent to the twins’ lather, Arthur B.
Q’Roilly, who is a stock broker.

4‘ M

DEMOCRATS CUACUS FOR CHAIR-

MAN.

WASHINGTON. March 5~When the
Democratic! the new Senate met. in
caucus today to elect ~a chairman.
there was .znoi opposition. to Senator
John W. Kern,—»bf—lndiana. as the new
leader. Senatorchrgln, of Virgina
retiringDemocn'tic imder. declared a

The retiremeutmoi‘ Senator Martin
and the candidacy: of Senator Kern
ends a long struggle for central of
the Senate of the Sixtyithhd Con-
dress between the’ so called Progies

: sive Democrats anti'theI‘DId Conserva-

tives. it wasgenerslly understood

old learders in their cornmittee assign-
merits.

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» MENZ CLAIM SETTLED.

 

the‘Town of Nonwalk vs. the Town of

iorm Court, and to appropriate :1 sum

’not to exceed $500 for the settlement

thereof and payment of the expenses
of said action.

Selectman Looney explained that
the civil action grew out of the ili~
ness and quarantine of Mrs. Gotiieh
Mentz. while she was in South Hort
walk on a visit. lie recommended
settlement on the terins set forth in
the call and a‘ resolution to that of

was adopted.

 

“To PLAY Hrs were

._._..__T_.__.....
Mites 'rArr'e eooote LOST.
WAsmnd‘iON March 5.~»~'riie no»

lies today are We in a strenuous
» search for Miss Helen Tnft’s ltoiiun

poodle dog Neil Mich had the bud...“
tents to stray jail from the White
House yesterday Just before the Tut't
fmiiyr titan tgytmin that was to

stout favorite of Mine 'i‘utt and the
We. inconsoluhle. The tours which
she Ihflil at the, Union titutlnn while
taking him of friend. are thought
to have been partly due to the loss
or her pet. , 11
M’MAHON moi-tr wane.

Jock McMahon. his contain or the

lid on thti floor Monday night at the
unity no returns oi the names. Jack
showed It clear cool head. and display»
ed treat Itiiowiedge of the rules of the
some. it is expected that he mil con-
tinue «moon of All" games. and it is

predicidii than. he will melts as seed

on Metal as he will; a planner which in
{@9le much :
Mil Iiii “aluminum. 1 11 .

 

 

While the train was» waiting in this ,

1vate seretary, Joseph P. 'Itumuity. the
few days-nose homes glad to lay down i

' the responsibiliticsusf 'his office.

there would be 'uti' move to disturb the'

trip to Aroostook. Me. ' ‘

 

BAKING POWDE

Absolutely Pure
Absolutely lure no sub-mule

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

Many mixtures are offered as
‘substitutee for Royal. No otliér‘ f" ‘
baking powder is the strategy
composition or priestly/quark,”
if so wholesome and contraption] 1 ~
nor will make such fine fang

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Royal is the only Baking 1_ wderwmade
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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THREATENING LETTER CASE State House when Mr. Wilsti”

POSTPONED, ' 1 governor or New Jarrett. and

. fore it is necessary to have his.

TRENTON' N' J’ MM“ 5—;0wing deuce to show their- -.rec:aipt~
to absence of President Wilson's pri~

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

UNCAS To HAVE SMOKERS
.case of the government against Seely Uncas Tribe, No. 26. I. O. R Mn
Davenport and Jncoh Dunn, indicted; the regulai weekly meeting held
for sending letters threatening thel Eéveuing, decided to hold a smirk
life of the president, could not comelMarch 25th. Tliewstanding ente
-up in the federal court yesterday. but merit committee is in charge 6
went over to the April term of the affair, which promises to be a
court in Newark. gjoysbie one. The pinociile to
it was Mr. Tumulty who read the ment will be started at the rennin
contents of the iletterg received at the l meeting, next Tuesday evening.

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

The citizens of Stamford voted to:
compromise and settle the action ofl

Stamford, now pending in the Super.’

l

feet. offered by Warren F. Crosser, .

 
 
 
 
 

 

AUDITORIUM

THEATRE
T O D A Y

 

 

 

"Gus" Knorr and “Hi" Ladd, manager.
and player of the Norwalk baseball?
team, are owners 0! pool rooms. in:
South Norwalk and 'Bridgepoit reopen-l
tlvely. Recentlyi "Hi" dropped into‘»
town and atter a little parlor with.
. ‘1‘Gus” arranged for an intercity'tour-
.1 nament. The dirst some will Ibo piny-
;- ed tonight. when the South Norweik
- team. composed of William E. Keiaier,
.3 Benjamin Waiterhouse, ‘Harry B. Wa-
_; terbury. Stephen Goodwin. and Wil-
- mm H‘. Baker, named "Gust F‘svora
II ties” will meet "HP! pets” in Bridge-
3: port for the start of the series. Can
-- toin Knorr will Accompany his team.
I as will a number of pool enthusiasts

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BX‘JIIKII shhoolhashsdmliteum, appear» :

dedicating therein
1; mud in is

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A beautiful story in three parts and other good Photo plays.

 

» MISS CLARA ROBERTS

In her great Cabaret Songs will entertain afternoons and evenings

 

WEDNESDAY—TOMORROW—PATHE'S FILM D' ART. TH‘I
HUNCHBAOK 0F NOTRE DAME, also in three parts. Dotti
fail to see this, the greatest feature film ever manufactured. .1 1

Matinee ScmADMISSIONflEvening 10o»?4
Children . . 5c

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» A never tonne iorgotieii bill"
xever hetero so good, Never-
so amusing.

 

City ‘ National Bank
TRANIAD'I'O A DINIRAL DANKINO

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FACILITY GDNBIBTIN'I'

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who it. Knapp John H. Li iuht a
christian 8mm fled. it. Rowan
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