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WEATHER FQREICAST.
For Norma: and vicinity: Generally
. lair tonight and Wednesday; slightly
colder tonight; «goderate northwest
Iwin‘ds. becoming Mable. Weather
conditione: The western disturbance
has moved rapidly eastwhrd and is “'
now comm] oil the Jersey coast. It is
causing cloudy and rainy weather in
the bulls carried the market to a. still-
- and along the Middle and North Atlan-
tic coasts. Amarea of high pressure
central ,ovcr Missouri is producing
pleasant weather in theoentral sec
tions. A well-defined area of low pres
sure is central this morning over Ne-
wads.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 22; high. to.
Clear.
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Heart trouble was the cause of
death at one of Jacob Schaub's hand-
some steeds a few days ago.
James Donnelly, of Smith Main
street stationery store, is spending
the day in New York city on business.
Franklin A. Smith, of West street is
quite seriously ill at his home and
relatives and friends are worried over
his condition. -
A good way to be systemagc- in your
business adults is to pay all bills by
check. Email us well as large ac-
counts are invited by The Bean Nor-
wsik Trust Company ‘ \_
thrown “Show Hunt. or the Nor-
waik police force. has in the absence
of Chief Thomas motherland taken
Kthe lsttsr's best tier today. V a
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The annual meeting of the Bouth‘
Norwalk Board or Trade will be held
tonight. There will be an election
oi unicorn A report oi the Y. M. C
A. committee is anticipated and the
matter oi federal aid for roads will be
considered. . . .
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Attorney Gen John ii. Light and
Congressman J iah 'llonovan, oi
. Emilifl'loruflk. are slated to make
étho‘ Atlantic liotsl
' Will. when the
{Knish , ‘ Pg}:iclr‘ oi Tlfldflollort.
will do? monumental.
The . , 3:” git-id Mommy oi the
tum riot int holocaust ohms mu
hold an all day feels; meeting to-
morrow , church. sewing starts
" humor» unit Am. J;
. la eleventhismmsm, . trill asrv’u
luncheon at it no it. ..
chtlln it WW tron-ens IM the
ileum mm m- nation for the
lmt sin my; _ dictated *‘cursill'
by Ohio: Mutation this
>
y Attorney William F. Tammany, of
South Norwaik. is ‘ln Hartford today
on business.
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ing on Friday night
Miss Hoyt and Mrs. Powell, of
Knight street. have returned: from a
tl'lpJCO Atlantic City.
Miss Katherine Ciaven, oi the Bos-
ton Store, is spending the day in New
YorkIcity'on business.
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Joseph Mulvlhlil has recollect word
from his brother Daniel, chief gunner
0n the battleship North .Dakoba. that
the gun chew on the vessel succeeded
. in winning {cloth prisoiu the recent
target practice in southern waters.
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For UMogilts Service call
Fred. “II. Gauung
Funeral Direétor
and Embalmer
Office m Residence
Telephone .04.
84V 89. Main St. Bo. Norwslk.
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Specialty
The governing board of the Nor~
’waik Country Club will hold a meet~
rumor s.
DVRA‘PERIIESI
CARPETS
Angeviue
STOVES
OIL CLOTH
LINOLEUM
I.Iii-Ills:Ital-II1IZIZIEI.I.I.I.I
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Whatevgr you My, we tell you just what it is. and you always
get what you pay for} 'l‘lwould be (suitably expensive for me}; to
send you any but the best grain and teed, for not since I started
business some twenty» years ago have I relused to return money it
dissastlsded with any delivery of grain,
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4- III-O. B. Jackson
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See the 1913 Models of the
Moyer Auto
Now on View at any “rage. .
Autos to rent by the hour. day or waist: , '2
OSCAR H BANKS Ag ent
GARAGE, RIVER Q'IV'VBIKT.
oi Presidentoloct W son may inasmuch”:
meat. but it will? _ t moan a chad
making this
The Mow. hat can be mm and “lea indefinitely
for hard wood. varnished and waxed floors and all sur- ‘
laces. Adu layer. A laiborieaver.
Complete, Ready to Use
NEVER LET A SMALL otrrsnsucs IlIN COST stations A ensui-
. dissent ace in ouALIrv. .
MANUEL T. HATCH.
liome ground Feeds for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. .
FERTILIZER
SVUPIERPHOSPHATB or LIME. Hares minutiae. Millua‘re
POTASH, NITRATE sons NITRATEI or PotasH. shes-vane
muons. ms SLACKED Lme. LAND rLAsrilii. ‘
RAYMOND nHO'thBS
' lowing:
its villi erased .
Will" u 4
Everything in the Ogtiml Line
Eyes Examined
sews-swore”
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:1 association proved very interesting.
'I and the following report was read by
‘1 the matron. mo Perry:
biles’
j the Nursery it have team! the work
(not always easy) but tntemlns. sn- ~
21 counting, sndi hops profitable to the
'j children. '
‘ The sites or the children are from ‘
I: bahios'to ten years old. Hill who gr.
'I old enough attend public school. «may
return. to the Nursery tor distancing
HoltWALKg. ooHH.
gl:Ilififlfil:l:lfl:-:l~l:ljlfil u‘
Inaugurati '
‘ delight. girlie ehildriu are contented
' ‘ ii com out also
President in Annual Resort
at Matron is Submitted
sociation was well attended.
President-«Mrs W. H. Church.
ituthmlsr.
Assistant VieePresident—Mrs F A.
Lane.
Transfer—Miss C.I T. Boerum.
tie Munro.
" The Prose—Mrs. F. .3“ won. ,
Directoroers. CB, isndreWs 'Mrs.
John W. Bancroft, Mrs. John Gava-
naxh Mrs. George '8. Chambliss, Mrs.
C. Swans, Miss ’Brenlinzer, Mrs. Lot-
tie MyrohMrsF. 8.14m Mrs. 'H M.
Kent, Mrs. A. C. Wheeler, Mrs. F. A.
. A monthly meeting at the Idirectora ..
I. o”! the Nonwslk Day Nursery was held ‘
. yesterday alternoon. at 3: 30 o'clock. in 5.
_ I. the parlor oi the south Norwslk 'Cou- .
., iterations! Church. at which thin man .
tors of Importance were discussed.
Immediately altar, at 8: 80 the an- , .
nual meeting 0: the Day Nursery As~ .I
The following directors and onlcers I
‘ V were elected tor the ensuing year.
VicePresidenthra. Alenander J. ‘
Recordhs‘fiecretary—«Miss Mary K.
‘ Jennings. ‘
Corresponding Secretary—dir- Loto f
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PRINCE OF WA'LES VGOING T
responded to every call, and we thank!
him for his kind and valuable service I
To all who have Contributed or as-
enamel, IIM‘ai-Ic ’ 11
we. hire. Wadsworth, Mrs. Dunner-
tiIeIr. Miss Julia Hatch. ,
Mrs. H. M. Kent was made visitor
tor the following month There were
”ioéII children cared for the past month:
, twenty-live the largest number present
in one day: eight children being the
smallest number.
Among the donations recently to-
delved. and much appreciated, we do
sire to express our thanks to the fol-
Ladies' Ald South Norwalk Mattie
dist Church. Inlante’ food; Mrs. Math '
ewgon prunes, euzdr and crackers;
Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs. Mossmsn
clothing; «MissVHelen Curtis. clothing;
Endeavor Circle, South Norwailt Con-
gregational flhursh, one dozen new
aprons; Mrs. John gcavanagh, one ton
coal; Mrs. 'W‘ilcox, milk. daily; ‘Mrs. E.
M/Wmdwand and Mrs. iii. 8. Benton.
jelly and clothing; Kind Word Circle.
scum Norwalk Congregational Chruch.
milk. daily; Miss Thsyer. Jelly.
to 0 F. ”Hoyt for kindly consenting to
be auditor. ‘
' They are so much pleased to state
Nursery Home-end his willing men put
in all their time for the good ol the
cause.
To Mr. Gorbam Charles .‘H‘. Oakes.
J. ill. Burns, Gilbert Burns. Ruesell
Louis Shutelt. 'li. Peterson, it. (issues
and George Donn, the association feels
greatly indebted
Mm‘Ohumh's annual address to the
Annual Report of bay Nursery
., During my stay at eleven months in
after school remain until the paron
nail tor thorn. We endeavor to make
the Nursery home like tor the children.
by providing toys one books. 9nd they
.pisy out doors. in distant weather.
maelstrom time out oi doorii om
ohiidnsa are better and happier,to
We thin hands occupied 611th play
thins! bonito. steam“): a little work
thrown in. new and than. .
“boronlrthmymoldmdiofla
day "l have found (loom Washinston
in out book" .ilis (one meal with
The directors wish to express thanks ,
that E. E. Goflilm It“ minted the Day '
Murray, in. 'D..'eraht, Oakey Smith, '
is cold wsothia'. Wm the time tile .
baby can hold the hills we believe the
Wales, who is to visit ‘German
inite end of his present term at Q
University, will go to Stuttg‘
slated. in any. way, we extend our sin-'
core thanks.
We trust the Lord has blessed 0hr
eiforts, the past year and we look for to mberg, to Ima mom?” reldtiv
The Tech family to which did
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'32:: to another year of success a Mary belongs, is a branch of the rolls!“
line of the kingdom or Wurtemhe g.
Respectfully submitted,
E. L. PERRY, Matron iThe prince will not come to Beiiln‘
.during his plesent trip.
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