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WEATHER FORECAST
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain.
turning to snow tiVlls afternoon; gen
orally fair tonight and Friday; much
,colder wilbis'colo we've; trick tthlsll
westerly winds. Weather conditions:
The disturbance which was central
over Upper Michigan yesterday mom.
4 ing hu_ developed into a well-defined
storm arcs. and ls new central over
Ontario. It is causing cloudy westh~
or with rain or snow in the “Stern
portion of the bake region and New .
England. A ridge of high pressure,
running from .North‘lDakqta south-
ward to Texas, is producing fair was-
ther with low temperatures between
the Rocky Mountain and the Mississi-
ppi river. Zero temperatures were re
ported from the Upper Mississippi
Nancy and northern ortion of the Lake
region.
WEATHER:A~ ¥£AR AGOJ‘ODAY‘:
Temperature:' Low, 26; high. 32.
Cloudy. 4'
Quite a numhpr or thelneillbers of
the Mies’rfitAVid Society of the Metho~
‘dith teller-ch gathered yesterday after-
mipli‘ for a isms session.
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Butler WEB, No. 97, l 0.0.. F‘..
laid it regular meeting last evening
le‘COllfei‘l‘Ed the third degree on
one candidate Next wool; the initia-
lVory degree will be conferred V ,
"Notice. ——Price of coal has drop-
$613.?!”le and Guns. " is
Attorneys John J. Walsh and Ed-
ward J Quinlan, of Welsh and Hub-
ileil. spent yesterday in Bridgeport,
where they srgusttho cells of bedri-
' can against Bognrdus.
The first pool game of the Norwslit
{Fire-Police was piaycl last evening
lily i’reusser. rated 75. Allison, rated
iii). Both played a steady game. Avi-
eon succeeded in defeating his rival
ily the score of iii) to 63.
The case of Kerry Philllpuon,
4 local trolley conductor, against Jos-
lupil Zimmerman. Jr.) a Vitals“ studsntV
who csuslld some trouble“ here a time
use. visa not reached try the court
yesterday and will come up in all
probability during next week. V
a
« ~~(Joai. $7.00 sV ton.
i’isl'mond lire».
our meters Rsileksll Lodge. No.
fill. L O. 0. Si. held its regular mesh
log inst evening. and twentyntwo (mill
«names initiated. The degree was do
{erred by li‘idsiiiy‘iiodg‘e, oi: midst):
port. dilemmas m applications he-
tore tits! ' Mill Were accept—
it
New Designs
for painting. from ..... 1c to toe. ..
Post Cards to paint 6 to.» 56
Witte‘s Wonder Water Colors, selt‘
blending, transparent, the host dor
. tinting ":i"‘i"“ 100 and 150 a box
« “its. AT
NEW STATIONERY STORE. V
Next to Villagers. emf Stevens.
James Donnelly
ls sodill MAIN eraser.
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For optics-is sol-vies call
Fred. H. Ganung
Funeral Director
and *‘Elnbalm’er
4 Office Vlfld Resistance.
‘ {Telephone 904.
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FURNITURE
DR’APERIES“
CARPETS
Anéeviné
.srovss ’* ‘ ~
on, CLOTH »
LIVNgoLEUM‘
Fire .4 Insurance
0. T. McGovl-‘lrn
‘* Room 14, Ksslsr Building.
155 Washington strut.
Lentil Namath.
HE.
’ the]. As we film A
,to introduce the
we offer you..o ten p
‘purc need this ween ‘ ‘4.
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or. T'lwould the toollsllly expensive for me to
V Vthle vbest critic and feed, for not since I started .
., business some twenty years ago have I reinsed to return inchey it
dissastisiied with iiily delivery or mini
. 0'1". ., MANUEL T. HATCH.
apeclalty . V
’ ‘ Home ground 3?st for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.‘
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" "on mom‘s
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SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME. MAPES MAN
POTASH. NITRA'NE SODA, NITRATVE OF PQVTAVV
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASV
: Q B JaCkSO as Mill. surest-V
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See” tile 1913 Models of the
Moyer Antoni" lilies
at the Bridgeport Automobile Show
slink CITY RINK, MARCH 3. 8. x3. ‘
We have been. allotted since 9. YOU are eel-dial! in-
vited to make it your headquarters when visitingA the
OSCAR H. BANKS - -
.' GARAGE. RVIVEN CIRIIT. ‘ ‘, NOIV\VVVAL
Agrees. “
, oi Presidonbeluct Wilson may arisen I; elitists oilyoiioy Milt“ mit-
ernlnent, but it wilIEnot menu a change in our huslnoss polloflk‘i WoV,
are doing tooontiilllo making less
wl_"‘.-,‘ Vi ,,,..
V, , i .;
' to South ~Norwalk and“ have resided
. lion ot a friend was read by Mrs.
:j Jesnne F Mead. at the reception dur.
" in; last evening:
.. Hark. the silver halls are rinsing.
If Fondant. memories sweetly bringing,
I: As they form a tuneful chime ‘-
II Villnxins out the notes of tiles.
‘j Fifty years they say, _ .
{Since you saw your wedding day;
. When those solemn mm; were taken.
.. While the unbroken. golden cord
‘ deposits the mercies of the Lord.
While till: Venison halls are W“.
Dear “will you have. teeth for and Christi nlmrfi
. s
” hm manners,
stead Hill, Wilton.
. ii tives who showed the Wilton proper-
-- ttV' directly irom the Indians.
4 4 ' Mend is a,native' oi Ridgeflsld and f
"4 liven infers during the early pm or
life. He was the son of the late Devin ’4‘
Mead “ . »
.Mr. and Mrs Mead lV'stre married in
w. Yer V, ity by Elev 'rans. Jan Ellis-j
ps1 clergy men, titty years ago yes-
ardsy.‘ Thirty yegrsV ist'oVr they come
here since that time._ _ .
Lounsbury & Me'ttilewson shoe mlitlu-
tactory, but because of trollhleV with
4 his eyes he: was forced to retire. Mrs V
V Mead conducted a dressmaking school‘ '4' ‘
over Jackson’ s jewelry store until six
years ago, when silVVoV too.
Some soven hundred young woolen ,or
V The Norwalhs learned all theyeknow
shout the dressmaking art Vfron her. .
V Mr. and Mrs. Mead have been mettl-
here of the Methodist Episcopal
4 church since they! were young, and
have neon connected with church work
in Ridgedeld. VDenbllry, V New (York.
and The. Norwsllrs. Mr. Mead is Va
4 former choir singer.
_ The house was beautifully decorat-
ed yesterday with crepe paper, in
streamers and festoons about the le-
Wel‘ roomrr Cut flowers or yellow ni-
so adorned various vantage points
and everything representing a golden
bus was neatly arranged to bring out
the desired effect.
The reception hogan at 2 and last-
ed until 9 o'clock last evening Let
Mr. S7
, morning! the cata’rrh, coili-in-the head
4 Up until six years ago Mr Mead
was employsdltor forty years, in thngsnlsll' bottle 0V, ”21V” VCrV‘me Balm?
retired. ,
flamed Nose, Heed, Throat--
“ You Breathe Freely—Dull
Headache Goes—aNasty Dis-
charge Steps. ‘
intlslned. s lem
lineal l"
Try "Ely’s Cronin Balm" "
Get a expel! bottle anyway. lustful
try lt—Apnly a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose nlltl‘1
stepped up air passages or the head
willopes; you will .llreetile‘freeiy dull-
nose ‘and headéche disappear. By
and raw dryness i
tluiy neediegs.
or catnrrhsi sore throat will be gone. 4 Put,your in
End such Vmisery now!” Get the Cream Balm"; . ‘
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‘ RAILROAD'S NEW FREIGHT TERV .~
MINAL. * A .3-
During the last few years very
many of the lurks dry goods houses in
to,” Miss Heisl'l 'l‘
Vpoodle, which strVa ed
New YVoVrit city, particularly those White. House on?"
handling slurs slid cottonsfi hove lllove which the police st , sellingt
all front the downtown dry goods dis- made unremitting esarch,
.tVrlct to the neighborhood of Fourth self early today. A. maid :i
22nd streets. The long hauls thus' Laughiln, was awakened by
necessitated from the downtown pier barking of the dog, and letihimtv 4,
terminals of the New Yorlt. New Ha-itelegrsln was dispatched at on ‘
ven and Hartford Railroad Company Miss Taft asking or other “N‘
has been a cause of frequent com _;should be shipped to‘iAugust
plaint on account or the expense and where the Toll: family dew is, o
the, time consumed in delivery To ther it should. be kept hero on
eliminate this complaint, the New Ha- come north again. The dng, "
you load has constructed a new Miss Tattle much sttached
freight terminal at Pier 70 East Riv— on by King Victor Emmanuel. or {Vol
er, foot of East 22nd street which Vto former Secretary at the
was opened for lbllSlneSB yesterday, Meyer, who pregemeVd the ant
March all] Miss Taft. "“
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ters. telegrams, postal cards, and a
great fiariety otV gifts were received!
by the calsbllstors and ,leiiV remain as
memento“? of the glad occasion. Cold 2
coins were numbered among the gifts
Relatives and friends came om
near and for. Bridgeport, New YOrk
Dsnbury Ridgefleld Cleveland. Ohio.
Carons. L. 1., Valid The Norwsiks were
guests. Rev. E. A. Campbell. brother
in~iaw of Villa. Mead, accompanied by
his wife came from their home in
hell is pastor of the Corona Methodist
church. He is OVer ninety years of
use. i
Refreshments were served during
the sftemoon and evening and a was
sive wedding cske glowing with the
golden light of candles. made ll pretty.
Scene on the ianndsomeiy decorated
table.
The following poem, the composi
Whic‘h these years have never shaken.
flinch of each more knows the worth.
‘rum when first they pledged their
’i‘rotil.
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Each of you have faults discovered,
Which in? love, its deeply covered
You have had your shade and sun.
Since the Journey was begun;
1"rims llss swiftly passed sway.
lanolin; footprints. day by day.
Though open the Western slope.
Still your hearts m run of hops.
Oil. loyal ileum so true end tried,
You've stood together side by side. .
And lovil silo Joy you now swbrisglnx.
Who, Wit}; hind thoughts and hearts
hissed.
and from the Lounsbury & Matthew- 4
son factory some quite a neat sum in ,
gold plesented by a delegation of‘
. Mr Mesd's former co- workers.
represented by residents who came as A
long island, where Rev. Mr? Camp .
V R'r
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Popular Amusement
A hesutiful story in three parts and other good Piloto'Verlsys.
MISS CLARA ROBERTS
Vin her great Cabaret Songs will entertain afternoons and”
was"! '
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wEDNEBDAV-fiTDMORROW-«PATHE'BI ml.» of ART. TH!
HUNCHBACK or some“ om! also in threat the -l‘l‘el‘lleV‘
anii to see lblp...llle greatest feature nln'l ever :ili‘l‘lumélureo ‘
no”
Matinee 5c-ADMiSSiON-EueW ‘1
Children 501 “
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o o’.
’i‘lle sllr lrl s lr r to bill 6%
City, National Bank 1 ' i m “ .
stellar aggregation of suns
’1' NMG‘N A GENERAL BANKiNs
out. At the Theatre of "so
Vliifl'ercnt illhnws,"
, mess mo orrsns event V . . I
1 .Acle calms?“ 4 ‘9
,V,4 wtm cousin V 4 4
‘ " IANKINO .
«W ' l 4
cs ital - luv in: and Prone ,. V
“00,300.00 pmutilation iV M Home {if “WV
Isis deposit louse u and u on you» Initial Dre-ruinous m 'v‘ildovi
or
i illo‘llt wellness! ilcll’dline
EDWIN H. MATHEWSONp FM
”Noemi”? mm???" Milled? the N
i" ' O ' a “. Memo. The novelty item
o season,
PAID IOCWILL. GIVIViVlViIr
» .4 4 'alitldil‘ail’
I. H. Mathewson .I. Wanna Meryl!
lotto it. Know John H. Light
Fr“. Ht ”Gm”
flmusldmmmn Lewis it Murillo»
“Hi It”, Cit. “Mitts
Albert” ‘
(lo) POLAR some rip,
Ton tllrrVyV creatures from
frozen mill. in it perform .
is smelting“ and instructive
greatest exhibition of attire
my on mirth ~
no, '
t m
Special added attraction. The
.4 log couodlenne. ‘ '
chiropractic if the definition or? tile 4
cattle or allied lid: mm or
lull ltlilif 1M
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