V plight or Thursday;
signs. vi“
a K BANKS
Mabockemo Iriotol Block
WEATHER rosschs'r. "
For Norwnikvahd vicinity: 11.111. to.
mbrisk to high
‘ehitting winds. Weather conditions:
.The conditions we changed but very
dittie during the last twenty-tour
1
‘Jhours. The trough of low barometric
lpressuro continues dram Texas north-
'Ieastward over the Ohio Valley to
Maine. unsettled Weather continues
:in all districts east of the Mississippi
. river with heavy rains In Ohio. Penn-
A’ ihome in Ssugatuck, the guest of his:
Isylvania and New York. ‘The tern.
tperatunes continue below zero in the
northwest anre, Mont, reported 22
below zero.
an.—
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 23; high, 40.
Partly cloudy.
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Iii IRev. Peter A. Oates. S J. of Forth
ham University, spent li‘uesduy at his
' mister. Miss Mary Oates.
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'Attorney Leo Dovis has been ap-
pointed by Governor Sulzer on becom-
mondation o! Governorwfluldwin. a
commissioner of deeds tor 'the state
or New Your in the state of Connecti-
(ill-t.“
. Miss Mary (Kirsch, who worked for
a number or years in the R. id: 0.
Corset Factory. has left town for
Newark. N, 1., to live with her folks,
who merrily arrived there from Eu-
rope. . ‘ ‘
flute asumvns m DAYTON.
Mn. .1, w. Gorham Awaiting Word
From Her stator, Mrs. George .
Blmpaon.
Mrs. Joseph w, Gorbam, of West
street, 80th Norwaik. is concerned
today as to the welfare or her sister,
Mrs. George iii. Simpson and family.
at Dayton, from whom no word has
been received since that city was
flooded and from 1100 and 1,000 per
sons drowned
Mrs. Simpson In well known In this
city and has a host of drionda who
share with Mrs. Got-hum in‘ her nu:-
.Iety. (hills impossible to get into
communication with any particular
{person In that section, where every-
;thiug is chaos as a result or the cal-
,1.me Mr. (lorllsm is making every
niiompt to get Into communication
, ,with his slates-indaw by toicgrnph.
. giro mm him.
“WW-um
bones TAMMANY was LIulsNrr.
than...»
:t‘oliomo Two Prisoners to Hurry Out
at Town Today.
Jack Ilwycr out I dashing iigore an
1111 "beat it" out oi town ihia morning.
cl; was before Judge William 18'.
'mmany charged with drunkenness
vacancy. having been ”touted
Scotch about. 111;. a»... given I
quarter or an flour to leave the vi»
trinity and last soon on telling the
woman hint: 1pm. . .
Michael .sullirso. arrested for his
lead“ (to visit thdi
ltiioush he tries sentenced to six
I mushroom-tho chemo otcommau
mama. not to mention contempt”,
ed roam tor his latest oifcaoa riot
., smucws , ‘ .
ar- Lolita" , ,
» which? ah olrs‘on
. Rum . ‘
6 SOUTH MAIN ST.
instrument .
St . . l
and parts of all kinds. gomplete
and best line that can'be bought at
James Donnelly
NEW STATIONERY STORE.“
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
Next to Rogers and Stevens.
4
F‘or comm ee‘r‘vlu Call
Fred. H. Ganung
{Funeral Director
and Embaimer
“Office and 'Ruldenoc
Telephone 004.
84 80. Main 81.80. Norwlik.
M.
The New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC.
Chiropractic 111 the definition of the
cause of the disease and the art of
W.
adjusting the same Disease In onus. ;'_
ed by a. wrench. twist or sprain In ..
the back. Even if done in childhood --
It creates pinched nerves and M11 in jj
later life In the itinerant organs and ..
limbs.
Chiropractors ”remove the cause or 1;
disease and pain. health is Watered ..
through harmonizing the nerve In. ;;
terns in your body. Female troupes ..
given special attention; also curva- ..
tons of the spine. You will never re j;
gret giving the Chiropractor a chance ..
to help you.
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 Washington 31.. So. Nor-walk Conn.
Graduate from l’almor School, the
discover".
u—
The Live.
Up-to-date
Merchant "
with that .
Satisfied
I Expression
The Mop that can be washed and used indeiiuitely
for hard weed, varnished an(L waxed floors and all surr
.115... A dust allayer. A lobar saver.
Complete, Ready to Use
$ 1. 5 0
A. J Collins & Co.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT. ISOME'l'l-IING GOOD FOR YOUNG
CH .
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out or
the shell, depends on the feed you use. Bonnie Chick Feeds. homo
,queparedi. are the kind you can depend on to make flue, healthy fowls
.snd tuture steady layers. We use not only the best and cleanest
materials, but we proportion our mixtures scientifically. to provide
for the youngest chick as well as the hull grown iowi Only sweet,
sound,c131oked grains are permitted to go Into our feeds. Bonnie
Little Chick Feed Is not an experiment, but is something that has
been oar'etully tested. and there is nothing used that can not be
fed alone “With perfect safety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the .‘
choicest imported Miliets. line cracked charcoal thoroughly dried and
selected grains, such as oatmeal, cracked wheat, cracked kaiiir, peas
and line old. cracked corn, which combined make a food best adapted
to produce strong and vigorous chickens.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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FERTILIZE S
SUPERPHOOPHATE OF LIME. MAPES 'MANURES. MURIATE
POTASH, NITRATE SODA, NITRATE 0F POTASH. BARN-YARD
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTER. ‘
RAYMOND BROTHERS
uofiwatlt.
PHONE «I.
drink}
‘ optician
Everythingin the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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We Wish to Demonstrate
to automobile airports the reasons why the spring suspension of
The Mayer Automobile
Molten it the easiest riding car on we. ,
DEMONSTRATIONS AND CATALOGUE ON RIOUIIT.
if residing out or town roam the telephone charflA
OSCAR H. mulls,
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
NORWAA'L
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In a Few Days 1
"i3 W313; tors we will receive
, 2001 Sacks of
Seeds Fine, Seed
. “‘1'“ ”I PM“ Potatoes ,,
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' _: l-Iouss Acts Favorahlvon Equali-
ummuWum
‘the senate was called to order at 11: 30
.-. Scovill Manufacturing company to the
-- amount or tilts tor the (payment of
'I excess tunes ' ‘
II hill authorising the common council
jj 01' South Norwallr to elect a street
:: commissioner on or before October 6,
. tilts: creating 11 city plan commission
3; in New Haven; authorising the com-
__~ man council of South Norwalk 'on or
_, before October 8,1 1013. to elect
1. chief engineer or tire department and
‘ also a city engineer.
Lurking n1
n1. Coun-
tenonoe -
Is the . ~
Successful
down.
wind blows . .
. Somehow the anatomy of tour
ROY“ GTOCél'y C0. in so. M11115?" Aura-wk, cons.
N‘hover Min also when he'll get you square (loci.
, The cynical world Would be {at
. Revenge “homily seek: refuge in more likely to at; up u take notice
a small head. '- ‘ , i or the ‘ would begin
Miiilaery Also show which my ’
”mm crawl-1o a imam Willi.
A , Daily News...
um.- 1111111 W a a,
zillion Measure Which Pro-
“ , vents Consolidation
Vote ‘ ‘
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SISSIIIIIS "XIIIIIIPIIXIIS"
New Canaan-Norwaik Trolley
Gels Extension oi Time
HARTFORD, March 26. «Yesterday
by Lieutenant-Governor Lyman T. Tin.
gier. Prayer by Chaplain France.
. ‘ Extension or Time. "
The bill for the extentlon of time
to December 1, 1914,101' the construc-
tion of the Norwalk‘and New Canaan
Street Railway company was explain-
ed by Senator Beck. Senator Weed
offered: an amendment that the bill
shall take effect on its passage.
Senator. Stevens asked a reason ‘for
the amendment. .
Senator Weed said he had been re-
quested to do so by prominent citi-
zens of New Canaan. There was a
gentleman prepared to take stock to
the amount or $50,000. The persons
interested are desirous 01 beginning
work at once.
Calendar. .
Passed—Authorizing State bank 10'
change Its name to the “State Bank
and Trust company;” increasing the
license fee for employment agencies
from $10 to :25; extending time for
organisation of the Seymour Gas com-
pany; amending not changing Iiorm of
government of town of Greenwich;
appropriations for deficiencies in at»
propritsons viol- various (boards and
Institutions; increasing the amount of
bonds which the Unionvilie ilre. dis-
trict may Issue irom 820000 to 350.
000 and fixing the rate of Intent at 5
per cent; concerning sewer districts
in Greenwich; making an appropria-
lieu of 34. 000 for deficiency in appro-
inflation to state board of health (for
anti-toxin; making an appropriation
of 37.500 to supply deficiency in ap-
propriation for Connecticut Industrial
school; Authorizing the borough of
thrown to issue sewer bonds to the
amount or $30. 000 and providing for
the referndum: reimbursing the
'1.
Reports .oi' Committees.
Cities and Borou'ghemli‘avorwbie 011
ll
Calendar.
Judiciarywlintavomble on bill cou-
corniag withholding of wages; (to pro
hibit trespassing on railroad rights of ,
way; unlawful taking and romomi or
real estate; concerning state pay-
ments; concerning withholding or
wages; concaming the use at false
statements with Intent to obtain prop-
erty on credit: concerning continu-
ance of work by highway cornmis-
sinner concerning highway!“ bills re»
looted .
Change or mtorsnco—n-Concorniug
charter of the Norwich and Westerly
afloat Rsilimy curiosity. and (not!
ilou concerning the 14111011pr Part: no
sociatlon to committee on railroads. .
' Million. '
11y Senator Avewuii’rom teachers
or Norwich in taror of toachera‘~ re-
tirement ma. Education.‘
ml‘mland confirmed.
{The committee on executive nomi
listless reported in mm or the con
Emotion or John 1 Mushroom. oi Sf
New Haven, as team: inspector.
1111 report was merino Mill ms 1:
nomination of 1111‘. 3151?de was ;
mama.
in enema.
in all “1.1?qu not seldom
ported Itavorabiy- on the establishment
of a probate district In Portland.
Claims Rejected.
The committee on claims reported.
unfavorably on We claims for dam-
age to property done by the state mi
litia. Chairman Danieison claiming
that the claims had not been filed
with the attorney-general in the nine-
ty day limit allowed by law. The
committee for the same reason lei-i
ported untavorably on a claim of
George garter for damage by deer
The committee on the mend-
ment to the Nau‘buc company charter
at Glastonbury. The report was ac-
cepted.
Hartford Equalizatlorl BIII.
Mr. Kopplemann, of Hartford, called
from the table the Hartford school tax
equalization bill, which united in the
house in defective term last week,
and moved the adoption 01" an
amendment making the needed cor-
rections. He asked that the rules be
(suspended and the amendment, which
is lengthy, be not read.
The rules were suspended. but Mr.
Hesiy called attention. to the had
precedent created In omitting to read
the rules.
Mr. Kopplemnnn waived objection
to the reading. The bill I11 its amend-
ed (form was passed and transmitted
to the senate. ‘
‘ A New Auto.
The committee on roads. rivers and-
‘bridges referred to the committee on
appropriations a bill for a new auto
for the highway commissioner.
Fraternal Benefit.
The committee on insurance report-
Intion of fraternal benefit societies.
There will :be another bill of the
character -
Tax Exemptions.
'Dhe committee on finance reported
unlavolnbiy on a bill exempting the
property of~ cemetery associations
other than the property actually used
{or cemetery purposes.
The committee on incorporations
reported favorably upon a bill amend-
ing the charter of the holding Ilros.
and Co ‘
The committee on finance reported
favorably on a bill authorizing the
Street and
Evening
LONG GLOVES.
TAILORED SUITS. ..... .
MEN'S $1.50 KID GLOVES
Ahoohrlely Pure
Tl. only Balding. Powder marl.
[can Royal Grape Groom oITartnr
J ”0 MUM, ”0 "ME PHOSPHATE
ed uniovorsbly on a bill for the regu- '
¢ .
town or North’ Haven 10 issue:
not to exceed $711,000.
‘ The finance committee
.,‘
I'BDOI‘
unfavarably lupon H. B 843 concern— .
ing the date oi? laying town tax rate
The report was accepted.
mlttee reported unliavcrn‘llly on ..’;.H B.
846. concerning notices of sssessors’
boards of relief and tax collectors.
The committee on finance reported" f
favorably on a bill allowing terms"
with a tax list of two millions or bass
to make application for state aid the
cause of railroad indebtedness.
report was accepted. . .1” .
Senate Business". I "
Amongdhe bills in the reception of
which the house concurred .with- the
senate ”was that ‘tor a t‘hvreehe‘aded
high-way commission; making probate
records public documents; hours 01‘
opening of the (polls. Mr. Heaiy ex-
plaining that the judiciary committee
would later report to the assembly a.
bill to open the polls in small towns at. .
5:30 a. 111.
I
Banks—Favornvbly on the incor-
poration of the Killingly Trust. oom— j _
puny. .
Judiciary~Unfav0111th on en-
Is1ging the chi] jurisdiction of the
town court of Norwalk.
Judiciary—~r‘s1'orably on a bill giv-
ing cities the right of eminent
domain in acquiring
municipal purposes.
Railroads-Unfamrnbly, extending
the time or organizing the Nor-walk: ‘
and New Canaan Trolley, company.
Education~Favornbie on a bill in-
creasing from
allowance for the teachers‘ meetings.
' McNeil Marriage Bill.
Mr. ilealy objected to the senate.
resolution for he recall of the Mo—
\eil Marriage publicity bill, previously
rejected. saying that it was a waste 01‘. . 1‘ A
time. The bill was rejected.
Calendar.
The coup. " ’
The ‘4‘ I
property , for
$3 000 to $4 000 the »
5’
1
"A bill limiting the number of rab~
bits and hares whichmay be shotin
the open season met with its humps
from Mr. Hyde, of Manchester. who” a
sold nine-tenth of the people of the ’
state were not interested in rabbit-
hunting anyway. Attention was called
(Continued on Sixth Palm
DRESSES
HAIR ORNAMENTB.‘
$9.08 to $2500
.890
.u. ..... .1'111-
a. .......
South Norwalk Dry Coeds Company
28 so sail 32 scum Mus smear
—
33 South Main 8h.
South Norwailr. .
' We Altsrm Fm
The Paris Cloak 8: Suit House
‘ “ 33 South Main 111.. South Norwalk
livery woman (who takes pride in 1191; appearance timid use and
ltuow our New Spring Ready iowoar Garments. In style they are ob-
solutely correct. yet they are distinctive and different from any
others you will see. in quality and lit they are positively uuoxceiiod.
But you must use thorn to really know them.
OPIN ALL DAY GOOD FRIDAY
’ ' 51 Main St",
' tsmiord.
Style Store for Worried? a
fistula»: furnish?
Ideas and music
(at wasmarou WHAT.
Maring Consttn Co.
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Connectors
and Builders
on all kinda or building construction. altos»
more somatic ‘
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