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WEATHER FORECAST.-
, For Norwallr and vicinity: Rain to
night and Friday; warmer tonight;
’1 brisk easterly winds: Weather condi.
'1 lions: The western area 01 low pres-
L 7 sure whichcwas central over Colorado
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:1.
yesterday morning has moved slowly
eastward and is now central over Kan-
sas. The rain area has spread? rapid-
ly over the co‘untry‘and now reaches
as far east ~as Philadelphia. Cloudy
and rainy weather prevails generally
this morning in all sections east oi?
the Rocky Mountains. Moderate tem
- 21 paratures continue. Freezing temper-
? atures occurred only along the north-
ern border.
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L,2 WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
‘1 Temperature: Low, 33; high, 51.
'2 Cloudy.
The Paintera' Union will hold a reg-
ular meeting this' evening for the
' transaction of regular business.
2'1
1,
Washington Chapter,’No. 24. R. A.
11.. held a stated convocation last
evening and routine business was
transacted.
The guard and team oi” the Eureka
Rebekah Lodge. 1. 0. 0. 8'. will meet
for a full rohcraal on Friday evening
at 8 o'clock. The entertainment com-
mittee will meet at 7:30‘o‘clock.
Every member of the ‘St. Paul‘s
Men‘s Club are requested to lie prc~
sent at the meeting. Game Warden
Smith will give a interesting address
and a Boston lunch will be served.
L'l‘bls is something new for the men's
club and a general good time is too
parted.
HLOBPITAL NOTES.
5v
Howard Wilson. of Easth‘orivnlk.
was admitted to the iNDrWfll‘li Hospital
last evening and operated on this
morning by Dr. Tracey, Dr. Palm and
.. lilr. Sheree.
James Smith, at Weston, was sub
untied tctho Hospital thin morniulr
and was operated oniby Dr immortior.
fir Hitchcock and [Jr illusion
. May flood of Wmdward avenue
. waa admitted this morning {or medical
‘2 treatment ,
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New ‘add Complete Line.
Gloves LandLLMltts ...... 25p to 88.00
Bate ........ 512108100
Special prices quoted on Suits for
clubs.
AT
NEW‘ STATIONERY STORE.
Next to Rogers and Stevens.
James D o nnelly
18 sourFrMAiN eraser.
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For" Unto-data Service Call
Fred. H. Ganung
Funeral Director
and Embalmer '
Office and Residence
Telephone 904
M 80. Main St. 99 Norwaik.
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hind amen. entertainer! a row friends
liiilll evening. ‘ l’lncciilo amuse were
micron along: with u doiishtlul social
. evening. Mill. William hibernate"
and (tenure P. 11291131 received hm
prim and the connotation trophymha
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get what you pay Ior. Tiwould be doollshly expellelyo tor the to,
send you any but the best grain andteed,1or potatoes I started.
\ business some twenty years ago have I réiused to return money 11,.
dissa‘stisiied with any delivery of grain.
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Home ground Feeds for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
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See the 1913 Models of the
Mayor Automobiles
Now on view at any garage. . Demonstrations on request.
Autos to r6111 by the hour. day or week. ,
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Inauguration
’ot PrcIldentois‘ct Wilson may mean a change c1 policy in our gov-
ornmsnt, but it will not mean a change in our huainess policy. We
are going to continue making that
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~ p'ointed out with especial emphasis
2 I. and signincaNce is the Postmasteri!‘
j association 01 Connecticut, the men» ‘
2 2- harshlp or which ip composed mainly,
'. 01 first-class postmastcra.
“L elation used to meet at regular inter
;_ membership in republican clubs in
' Connecticut and never miss an occa-
' aion to do all in their power tor their
’ ingtcn that the ConnectlouvPostmas‘.
~ tor’s association has been frequently
.1 Hill 01 :Connectlcut. who was a
' ”mastera' association C'ongressman Hill
'and preaching it to the poatmasters
_ authorities will veryiihely let ‘alone
“ until their terms expire epoatmastera
': was said to have been
, in that last campaign and what par't
2,1110 report against Conncctlout post
2 theaters. it} music. in, that all
2 meetipxa‘. of the Poatmsatsra‘ renuncia-
adenine at the meeting. a check tore
circuit What Rollins». ’1‘th la a
A acbi‘lcrlptlons with whlcli the no
. Instant Relief when. Nose and
Head Arc Clogged From a
,Cold. Stops Nasty Catarrhai
Discharges. - Dull Headache
fiVanishes. ' ‘
One 1 the' minus that have been
Try “Illly's Balm Cream. " .
Get a small bottle anyway, but to
Thig asst» and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages 01 the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear. liy
morning! the catarrh, cold in head or
catarrhal sore throat will be gone
End such- misery now! Get the small
bottle 01 “Ely's Cream Balm" at ary
drug store. This street; fragrant balm'
vols. Every? firstclass postmaster in
this association is a political leader in
his own town some of them hold
party
' . Hill and the Postma'alors. L
it he's been called 9 the attention
of the democratic sliders in Wash-
opro'smoN To ARNoav 1N ,
eoUTN MANCHESTER
Many Accounts 870.000 Appropriation
1 for Armory in'Mlddle'toiNn.
John Cairns, ,0! South Manchester.
made a strong plea to the committee
addressed by former Congressman E.
member or the ways and means com-
mitten in confines and one 01 the
most adults leaders on the republican
side In those addresses to the Post-
nocn. in opposition to the bill provid-
ing :50, 000 for the erection 01 an arm-
ory in the Town 01 Manchester for
the use of Company 6 01 the Connecti-
cut National Guard. rHe argued that
themoney could be put to better use
in erecting hospitals schools and
public playgrounds, rather than arm‘
cries the latter bottoming only a small
number at people (In support of the
hill appeared Senator Cheney, of the
Fourth District, Captain Philip Chon-
ey. head of Company (1. First Regi-
was credited with holding the view
that their duty should prompt them
at all times to look after the interests
01 the republican party and the re-
publican administration. _ .
President Wilson and the post-omce
01 the first class in Connecticut who.
have strictly adhered to their dutiest
in post-onion work and have kept out.
or cite-naive partisan politics.
Postmaster Gaylord’a Cue
Take the case at Postmaster Gay- “0‘9
lord of Ansonia. ”at {all he weal Middletown, in which Company 1‘"
one 01 the most enthusiastic workers «Second 'Regiment 00““991‘W1-NM‘0W
for the Hon John p studley for ”Hal Guard. is located. also wanted an
ernor on the r'epubllcn ticket. He appropriation °’ "0°00 (0" an armory
is a member 01 the republican state. “1 "in city. ”“1 “1 ““99"“ 0’ "“3
central committee in mnnectlcut and measure there appeared ”“0"“ “‘9
one of the leading republicans or that L committee George 3 “3h" president
section of Connecticut known .33 the '11 the iMiddiciown Business Men's As~
Na‘uéctuck valley. At the sometime. sociation. and Representative Lyman
he is postmaster or Anscnla and has ' ‘1‘ “@9193“ The“ “’3" “° ”9”"
been for a number of years It is one “‘3“ e 7
of the first-class chime in the state 1 senator Weed. of the Twenty sixth
Postmaster Gaylord never made District and Captain ‘A 'R" "W'm’n'
our poem about working for a... 01 N,orwalk asked tor favorable con-
nomination ct Studley anmkecuentiy elderaiion of the bill appropriating 5,1-
m tile MWIMM «L ~Donncctlcut out) for repairs of the armory in that
Statement; were published as coming (ill ‘
non Garlord that indicated how in-
tense was his partisanship and how
anxious he was that Studley should WABHJNGTON. March 18. ~'i‘he
Wield the republican state ticket. I«bumper crops of the past year have
One of the men with whom Gaylord not only enriched the tanner. but they
in frequent have served to increase the wages o1
ccntcrence while that campaign was farm laborerd‘. A bulletin issued by
on was Postmaster Howarth .01 New , the Department 01 Agriculture. today.
Haven, another hratclass poat-oiilce' declares that wages paid to such la-
head Howsrth _did not get out into borers have increased about 82 per
the open and work 101‘ Bradley. but cent during the year and 7.0 per cent.
the ascortion is made that he was one during the past' two years.
01 the heartiest friends that Studloy Since 1802. says the bulletin ”them.
had in the state, next to Postmaser crease has been about 34 percent"
Gaylord. The conduct. at Gaylord The current average rate at farm
was that of a vigorous partisan 2 and
he didn‘t care who knew it.
To Submit Proofs.
The democratic leaders in Washiux~
ton and the live democratic congress-
‘menrrcm. that state know all about
the republican poatmaators who were
city. and Adjutant—General George M.
apnoea cocoon swam.
«hoard'ia inchldcd. according to‘tlie
. bulletin, is by the month. 820.81; by
the day, other thurharvaat. 81.11: at
harvest. 81.51. "When bound is not in-
cluded the rate is, no the month. 821»
68: by'lhe day. other than harvest.
41.17; by the day at harvest. 81.87.1111:
wages wary in dlflerent traits of the
country
they took therein. and this intorrns
lion. it is reported. ,will in sand time
lbs submitted to the head at the you The wagon paid term laborers now.
Office department here as the around when compared with {he‘vorao at
11191.!” tor martian; against partisan l wages during the eighties area ut
toilet-at ofllciais with tug purpose or 63 per cent. higher; when compared
removal. iwlth the low year or 1894,8110 present
another tact to be incorporated in new are about «a per cent. higher,
according to the dcpartmcnt’a figures.
e .
m ' "raucous iron “ransom were.
WNWN March 13.»~w1tn a
view at incrcaafins the independence
or the torpedo boats, destroyers and
ilul‘linarinea now attached to the Atlan-
tic heat, the Navy bspartrncnt recent
ly decided «to suntan tenders to each
‘iictlila so that the little vessels could
be operated dependent of a land bass.
in carrying out the plan. a chance in
personnel will he made in the com-
mend oi” the flotilla. t‘aptain William
ribbon. new onrduty at the Naval
War flclioltu. in Newport; 11. 1.. suc-
ccodlualflnptaindildwllrd “W. maria,
Who will be arllrthsdetc more duty. .
The little retools atlii will be con-
withered 8‘ pm ct the Atlantic battlilu
,L 'ldiip heat. but will be drilled so for
as possible, independently or their more
lion were at a accrct character. on
racially there when Congressman nan
Wilbur“ to have intimate pcrnonul
Worm. with these rsuublidim omcc
hoidarc.
wan-«W
sun. KlNd’aL cm: to retire.
damn: A Farrell. of Hickory illicit.
ideal or thc‘tinitott diction Stool
rporaticn. deposited with the clerk
oi the tenant hospital committee last
11.5th as hla contribution toward it»
Wt: at 1111985900 lie hail promised.
tithe committee nominee Amman.
tees to visit. and aclicit tron: chlorine.
who were irradaed’by blocks. m
try i2t—-A_.pply a little in the nostrils
2 needless-
IL noon.
0n military affairs. yesterday atte1- ‘
lment. Mayor Louis R. Cheney of thislN
wages in the United states when:
dissolves by the heat or the host
penetrates and heals the in! me
swollen membrane which line
nose, head and throat; clears the
‘l passages; stops nasty alcohol:
a lacuna at cl'caaalc‘s. contain;
,comes immediately.
closed. hawking and blowing. C
or a chill. with its running nose.
mucous dropping into the throat.
raw dryness is distressing' but trul
Put your 1alth~just ohce~it¥“l§l
aCream Balm" and ybur cold or
earth will surely disappear. ..
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Frank barker, the well- known
emith of South Norwaj'lh, 'ise't .
credit of appearing in the it
hat, of the season yesterday: a
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Today A grand vaudeville festival
Today. A springtime carnival oil!
variety At the White House 0
Vaudeville.
HOYT’S
A thriller o! worldwidexiepute
1. gymnastic spectacle that awalié‘hed
New York. The tour intrepid
LONDON
TROUPE
An aggregation of dare devil athiet
111 startling treats and comedy 11
1 cs.
Extra Added Feature.
The Inimitable Ingenue,
JEAN 'WEIRxL
And a Notable Caste, 2
Presenting “in the Hills,” a atirr
plsylet of laughter and internal
«with a superb scenic production.
-
Positive Appearance.
The only animal on earth doing-this
work. _2L
SIG 803, .
The Boxing Kangaroo.
A Trio 01 Exquisite Charm,
ARTHUR, RlCHARDS Ina oomph
in singing. dancing and instrumental-2
lets.
“The Parcel l’ost2 Men.“
WILSON and HlLLS.
Merry comedian-s in original mirthr
and melody ,
GRAND
Concert 81 Ball.
K. of. C.
ARMORY. wsoNescav, MAR. rota.
Tickets, 81.00, admitting gentlemen:
and! lady.
wCity National Ban
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lolm H. Knapp John
tinnItiIn swam Fred. H.
aamuai Grumman town it..-
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caliiNrrloN or chiller!“
dominate is the condition;
the Mt the atrium and the
my the some. L blood“ 1
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