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WEATHER «FORECAST.
For Norwali: and vicinity: Fair to
night uni probably.- Thursday; anod-
crate temperetm.I light variable
winds. Weather conditions: A dis-
turbnncep central this morning over
is causing considerable
cloudy weather with local showers
between the Rocky Mountains and the
Mississi'ilpt mister“ Pleasant weather
prevails tram the Mississippi river
eastward to the coast. The Iow‘eet
tempemtures’ last night were slightly
below freezing along the northern
border from Montana eastward to
Maine.
WEATHER A YEAR Aim TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 29; high, 50
CloudY. ‘
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- Miss Mary Murphy, of Norwaik, is
spending the day in New ifork.
Mrs. Peter -Burns, of Nonwaik,‘ is
spending the day in New York.
The Jolly Five will hold a man
eds dance April ltii, st ArionIII
“m...
Hillel?
{elm J. Welsh. of Norwnllt, is
spending the day in Hartford on :busl-
Inese.‘
“Joseph .Anhweii of Norwelk is
spending the day in New York on
business.
Charles. Dilworth, of Nortvsik, left
here today tor an extended trip
through Connecticut on business.
Catholic‘Uniou Connoll. No. to, K
bf 0.. hold its regular meeting last
evening and routine business was
transfixed.
The mill” meeting of P. (i.
Lounebuwy Lodge. N. ill. 0. ~P., was
held last evening. Routine business
was tnnnacbed. .
i
, I ‘.
Welcome iStrsnxer hedge. No. 384.
firms of 81.. George, held its .1881!le
meeting last evening and routine busi-
ness was transacted.
Charles Littlobon. of South Norwalk
who has been ill rpl some little time.
was tidied to the Shelton senator-tum,
more", for a course of treatment.
'i‘ho mm» other. will mails
its mid Lenten visit tonight at the
Armory. The affair will be given nu-
(lot‘ the misploes M the Naval. Mill»
tin
W ’
The Alumni brittle Norwallt' iliigb
school held a meeting Mt evening in
school
and omits museum“ for dance
to be held my sitter mum.
in. unit. sales
(it; humanism,
‘ lands
"for Normals hold
‘ inst urchin in .
49 Well Sig}. Nor-mm. and 0 “at
Main 8b, booth Nor-walk.
BALL
New and Complete Line.
Gloves and Mitts 25c' to 88:00
Bats So to two
Special prices quoted on Suits for
clubs.
. 1 AT
NEW sTATloNERY STORE.
| Next to Roger- and Stevens.
James Donn ei-ly
16 ,OUITH MAIN ETREIET, .
1
J
V.
xeo. undo-debs service Call
Fred? H. Gauung
Funetal Diredtor‘
and Embaliuer
Office and Residence
Telephone 904. :
84 80. Main 8t. Bo. Nor-walk.
FURNITURE
DRAP‘ERIES
CARPETS
Augevine
_ grows
on owl’s
Ll’N'OLEjU M7”
get what ytiu our. for.
seven LET A e" ‘ALL oisrens‘ucgv m cont 9: use A sugar ;
rile ugly that can be .wauiad r... us‘ definitely ,,
for hard used, varnished and waited ii'loore d all sur- * : -: ,. j
'fscesl A dust. alliyer.1Allw'bor saver.
Complete, Ready to
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, DIFFEBI no: lN.’dUAtrrV.
Whatever you buy. we tell you just what it ii: and you always
Twouid ’iie toolishly expensive for me to :
send you any but. the best grain and feed, for not 'since I stbrttd'
. business some twenty years ago have I refused to return money if
dissastisflod with any delivery of grain. 1 ” If .33.
our “‘ MANUEL r. HATCH.
Specialty
Home around Feeds for l-Iorses, Cattle and Poultry.
POTASH, NITRATE SODA, NITRATE 0F POTl‘w.
MANURE.
FERTILIZER
sUPsRPHosPHA'rs or LiME. mess Mankind. Mildlk‘fli
sum/”sen
MR BILACKED LlME. LAND PLASTIER.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
W++lflihfi¢de+d
Moyer Automobiles
Now on view at my (erase.
ei-
as
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«I-
irate-iWs-Meww
OSCAR H. BANKS,
BARAGI. KNIR STREET.
TEE Inauguration
of Presidentulect Wilson may mean ‘d «hinge of policy in our dov-
amount, but it will not moan at client“
are going to continue making in» $1,...
Split W est Sonic Bread
as will; eraser.
b9 insult.
PH us as;
lWl
Everything in the Opti‘éBI Line.
Eyes Examined Free
0. D. Jackson '1
Optician
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See the 1913 Models of the
Demonstrations on request;
Autos to rent by the hour, day or weeks .
- Agent
uoawam. cons.
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in our shines» policy} We
LE’S sAKERY
«atom grill“. slushy. Int-bill Pioneers "
Vin?
liyscinlbs Ibsdodlla, spit-esp gflfl sum; I ding) M
I
,lifi
“fifths“ sweet. art-I. mud
, Hotel on dardae keepers Vic-
. Strength bl supposition That
they Represented Auto-
mobile club at America
lilllli Ulllillill
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timlzeti by Misrepresentation
IBleBJPQRT. March 12 .——Fet‘ed
and dined. and perhaps wined, on the.
strength of their statement that they
represented the Automobile Club oi
America, Mr. and Misti! .IHasalerhave
made a trip from New York to Merl
den, where they reached the end of
their good timed; .They Were in this
city last Friday and were entertained
Int the Strataeld by Manager Griswold
who save them the best the house of-
fers. . - ,
"Not exactly takes, and yet not.
what they represented themselves to
be," was the way O. M. Wells, road-
msn, in the touring department Ml
the Automobile Club of America, de
scribed them yesterday afternoon to a.’
Telegram reporter. “They had no au-
thority to represent themselves as “AFN
resenting the club," he continued. "oi-1
though perhaps they may have thought.
they did.“ . .. 1 , J
Hauler Gratefulu - .
Then ‘Mr. Wells told the story. it
seemstbat some weeks ago, Mr. Hess.
ler‘csnie to the headquartered the!
club in New York. and saying he con-
templated a walking tour to visit all!
of the state capitals in the 'country.
pepsin Gonemnd Your
W
Wonder what upset your stmnbch-
Which, portion oil‘ the food did the darn»
age—do you? Well, dont bother. it
1 your stoma'Ich is in a revolt. if sour,'
Bessy and: upset. and What you etc
has fermented into stubborn lumps;
your head dizzy
es and acids and emctate undigestedl'
food; breath" lioui. tongue coatedk—justI
take a little Diapepsin and in live thin-l
utss you will wonder What bedside
the indigestion and: distress. ‘j
' Millions ot’men and Women
road. Later he lets nod to “fMeridenj.
found that the couple hadcealled at
the Winthrop and iron been turned
away. 1 .
Leave. Her Husband. :
While in Meridian he was told that
the woman had left the place running
away from her husband. Wliile truc-
ing up the story he was Inccosbed by a
Mortar for the Merlden Evening
Journal, who said he knew where the
couple Were, hand both went to visit
them. _ \
Mr. and Mrs. Hassier were found ill.
a lodging house, a big difference from
the Hotel Taft of New Haven. . Mrs.
Hhssler, when she learned that her
husband did not represent the club,
had taken all the funds and departed
from Meriden, engaging passage for
New York, upon the night boat from
New Haven.» Her husband had' learn-
ed of her intention and tgking a later
train arrived in time to_intercept her
lbeforeI the host left'nfid brought herI
buck to Meriden.
No Prosecution
Iiiir. Wells had a heart to heart talk
with Mr. Hassier, explained the exact
situation to him, and warned him'
In Five Minutes! Time It! All Indigestion, Heartburn and Dys- .
,,that it is astonishin.
know that it is needless to have a ball so on and on‘ with “a
stomach. A little Diapepsin occasion- stomach; its bo’ugneue
Stomach. Feels Fine.
0
aly keeps the stomach issuiated and
they. eat their ‘fslvol'ite food‘s without
fear. "1‘, . ‘ . .
If your stomach doesn't. eke care of
your liberal limit without rebellion:
if your food is a da‘fiiago instead of a.
and aches; belch gnsrlhelp‘, remember the quickest. surest. v:
most harmless relief is Pope‘s Dis-- :3
pepsin which costs only cents for 5' ‘
a large class at drumsbullte. .
, .lt'struiv ‘7 " "
wondexfui—dt digestdfopd, and sets .
.4 '"
things straight, so 3 any and easily.
{Please don't
éalr ’disorderedl
slightly different‘fiefhod .« probitbllii
to be pursued bhlersuinmer in that the -
prizes will be zl‘v‘eh‘Tbl-‘ithé beet exhibit)
of fruit and flowers, in Baptember.1
these to be showflli‘ th‘h‘lemry Audb‘
torlum. " '. 7"
Mr. Homeownyums notices are '
most complimentary and are l.
pers as widely separated as th I1
Washington, D. 0.; and, Kansas,
and Massachusetts. ' Hist two»_
will 'be found in the library and
help to follow up the instruction 11‘
will give. , .
Something new and startling in thin
splendid show. The leaders of tile
IonIrld’ s vaudeville market are in this
HOYT’S
Vaudevilie's Best Always. ’
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. The newest and most: pretentious not
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touring department to map out a
11 ,Yorlt, Feb. 23. to start their walking
T'. trip. hit every place they visited they
3; called upon the officially designated
-- hotel, said they represented the club,
I? showed the report blanks with which
11 they'liul bobs provided, and were en-
~~ fertilised In the most lavish style. All
13 of the hotels deslnstsd in this list .
j; are the belt lntheir several localities
-~ and the walkers were living in “Clo
. yer."
, their parent the “moment abduct
. absent from New York but upon his
. newspapa
1a: the Haulers. 11nd found out that
. in that HIM and set out to trace the
I t , : 1’
between film from and Iiiridreport.
' luul a scarf time. were entertained at
route for hini. One was mapped cum
which shortened the trip about 2.000
miles from one which Mr. Hassler had
arranged for himself. «He expressed
himself 1i duly ungainly and sailed
whit he could do for the club in re-
turn. I
" ‘Mr. was who talked with hlnr‘ssid
thstAie could report to the headquar-
ters of the Club whereever he found a
road closed or in s veryIpoor condi-
edtlon. or a bridge down, and he was
furnished with blanks for the purpose.
On this bunk is also space for a re,
port of the official hotels and garages»
designated by the club.
Entertain“ Leviehiy.
Mr. and Mrs. Hauler left New
The pedestrians. kept faith with
only reported the had made. but also
sent in reports regarding the “razor
and the hotels. in sale of the latter
thereport. were very“tsvortblo in
deed and were written upon the hotel
stationary. although in some cases
the spelliulk we had Mr. “Wells was
weak began to receive
tipping. ot the progress
they were having the tins of their
lives upon the stream of represent
ion the Automobile Club of America.
lie did not look upon the arrangement
pair. ’
drum to flrlduopert. .
Mr. Wells round that they bed-lop
pod at various boon. along the this
u.
the hottiit‘w {than all: built. slut in wine
‘of prosecution. Because of the doubt
that existed as to whether Hassier
really believed he represented the
club it was decided not to prosecute
for what he already had done.
Mr. Welisiellowed n .letter sentjby
Hassier to the club which would car.
ry out the idea that he really believed
he was or service to the club. One was
written from this city on the stationery
or the stratdeld and spoke of an en-
tertainment by the Bridgeport Auto-
mobile cluh,"which ManagerGrlswoid
would try to arrange to have him ad-
dress. The ietter was not ba’diy writ
ten but some of the spelling would
hardly win a prize for accuracy.
End of Good Time.
Hoosier visited the newspaper of-
fices in this city. claiming they were
to make a tour of the country to test
the elliiclency of a meat vs Vegetar—
ian diet. a prize of 85. 000 to be award-
ed them if they succeeded in the trip.
Mrs. Hustler was spoken of as “The
Dixie Bride" and post cards with their
pictures were for sale. Some or the
New Haven papers published the pic-
lures.
The Automobile Club of America
has untitled the ohiciai hotels and
garages upon their list of the situation
and the Hessian h'ave'ccme to the end
of their good times so for us the club
is concerned Any further use of the
club name will be prosecuted They
may continue their walking trip. but
this in very doubtful
the Automobile Club of notation is
a somewhat exclusive institution. and
his only comparatively levy members
in this city, unions them lies. ’1‘. It
Watson. W E. Duriliism. (ion. ii A...
and Nathaniel W. Bishop and a few"
others. . . 1
‘ , THE Ol'l’V BlAUTlFUL.
H. t). liemmwsy. of Northampton, to ‘
flock in bierwliiit.
The Girls Magus, ”of Norwnik. has
ohm til. D. Harmony, or North»
amnion. him. author of "How to
sum School Gardens," and. several
outer books, and director of the North
Milli be hives 1mm of this mail in
my Adiwflum. at 81in the are
,terscsn. 'l‘lui topicéolI translators is
1mm» .
{An eventful as the ride of Patti «its
stnptanflsslituto, for s not... which .
city of the season. A colorful h
thII‘icsi pageant gorgeously reproduc-
e ,
“A DAY N THE ALPS." .
Like the famous Irving's masterpiece,
"The Legend of Sleepy Hollow." Ali
beautiful as Italian sunset. a veri-
table cameo and n exquisite nebula
production without equal in “use.
ville. A series of rare dances, bum
morons startling effects, a nothbi‘
company of artistmr. “ ‘
Fresh from hits at llamme‘rs 1
Theatre; New York. . "
. “BIG BOB," . "
THE BOXING KANGAROOr
A semi-human animal and a pusiiistlo
star He will npar live- rounds Lb
each performance. A giant coin
act and a. surprise hit.
.Sunny' serenaders (mm for distant
shores,
THE THREE ITALIAN TROU”
0R8,
With selections from operas slid]
classical
m
. A Noted Comedy Hit. '
Tile venerable comedian and unu-
mte play
EDWARD ec. LINDSLEY and 0
Playing s i-lp roaring tome.
, “NORMAN'O FIRST RIDII.
were. and: an comical as the which
of 'Foxy Grandpa.
A little ind of ltnnilcsndeut in!
» GARRY OWEN. .
A dehumir and delightful Tree
snd singing cumedian. ,
city“ «Nassau “is
massacre A content. and
scam-Isa ms mess sir
Mail. 1?)ngri
Bale lladesit 82m l8 and
sswm u. unmoved ,
JOHN tourism mm w
racemes pinpoints "1'
p...
watvaso nonvvéul. c
DlIlEOTOild.
this: it. Knapp vibl'lll it.
Christian 0mm ‘IiIiFred
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