Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 29, 1913 · page 5

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WEATHER FORECAST

(For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and probably Sunday; 'rlsing
temperature; moderate winds; mostly
southerly. 5Weather conditions: Pleas-
ant Weather continues east of the Miss-
_lssppi river. The temperatures are
now low in the southern districts.
Frosts were reported as for south as
Georgie.

WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature. Low, 44; high. 65.
Cloudy.

Baaupain d: Saunders. or this city,
are spriying (or scale in Darieii today
and Monday.

 

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Routine business was transacted at
the weekly meeting oi the South Nor-
walk Board of Electrical Commission
are lastevsning.

Mr. and hire. William Woodruif of
Nomi} are spending a few days
with shim Mrs. c. 0 Elle oi
Locust avenue. New Cessna.

Alexander Wright. soda dispenser

. icr Baxter‘s Drug Store, will begin I

short vacation tonight. Mr. Wright

will leave for New York Where he an-
ticipates a fine several days.

 

Lady Ilennings Lodge. Shepherds of

Bethlehem. d‘lll held their annual roll .
call and anniversary. Wednescdsy ev-i

suing. April 2nd, and it is hoped that
all members will be present to sue-
iwer to their name. Refreshments
will he served and a social time en-
loved.

ANTI-FREE LIIIIilI BILL
"883 II 8!!!“

liAilIl‘fliDRD, March 28.-—-ln .the
senate yesterday the anti-tree
_ lunch hill. at. it is called. came up
[or ccnsldersticii. This hillvprovldes
that no saloon keeper shall display
lunch oi any kind in his saloon.
it was supposed that there would
he opposition to it in the Senate. out
when senator whit/comb. explained
the measure and moved that the fish
nie mucur with the house in the
venom oi the hill there was no on
position pl‘ any kind and the only one
to vote sunlnst it was Senator lain
tiers of New Iiirltoln. The bill now
' goes to‘tho governor and .will he»
come ii law unless he vetoes it and
the mom Mainly-sustains his ve
in.
fl‘he hill
.horhsrs' law was also mmo tor sir
' tics. hut: upon request or senator
Whitetail: in pencil oi Booster hie»
Earthy this niii went over until host
{mil hill is one of the mean
$92M by Wang. Baldwin.“ 2
will 41697st with the career coin
missioiip sud «turn that hosrd’s duties
over the» atolls Board of health.
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For the Party

TALLY CARDS (AND PLACE CARDS.
New Designs.
Look them over now so you can
be ready nor your next party.
ALSO A NEW LINE OF' CRIBBAGE
BOARDS.
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‘James Donnelly

NEW STATIONERY STORE.
2 18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.

Next to Rogers and Stevens.
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For UMo-dlt'e Desi-vice can

Fred. H. Ganung
. Funeral: Director

and Embalmer

Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main at. Bo. Norwllk.

‘iiiiiiiiiiiii's nun

IIIIIlIl Billilill Bill

Many Loosl Sli'rlnors and Wives
. Attended Function in Bridge-
‘porl Last Night

 

 

(Beautiful decorations. handsome 12
costumes worn by the ladies, to larger jj
attendance than last year,” it brilliant II
reception to the potentate, George ill. .-
Crawford and s mmlncent drill by .I
the Arab Patrol in command of .F. -A. '-
iBsrtlett. marked the second annual 1:
hall of limit! Ttemple, 'Nohlss oi the II
Mystic hhrlne, at the Strontium, last ;:
night. The event was easily the pres

mlsr social ensir_..oi the season. and
it will he remembered with pleasure
by those who sttended and ‘with
pleasumble antioipntions oi the one
to come next.

The handsome hull room of the
Ctmtnold mower-y prettily decorated
with greens, colored lightened "(low-
:ers and opposite the door of the hall

room in brilliant rod. and white cinc-
trio lights was he crossed soimitsr

and moment which is s symhci oi the i

order.
The Inception to the unionists,
new a. ammo. and in- oiliciui

dives wsii'e brilliant siren. ity a;
special dispensation the members oi ‘
the shrine were Milled to wear the

ten. while the More oi the Arch

 

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sum voue omens sneer. .gflg‘ETH'NG 0090.369! minim:J
‘ ' CH ‘ I ‘ 3...?‘211‘31, .15.

, The success oi your broods, from the moment they one out oi
the shell, depends on the lead you- use. Bonnie Chick Feeds, home 3
prepared» are the kind you can depend on to make flue. healthy iowis“
and future steady .layers. We use not only the heat and cleanest;
materials. :hut we proportion our mixtures scientifically, to provide

tor the youngest chick as well as the full grown fowl. Only sweet, ‘

‘ sound, cracked grains are permitted to go into our feeds. Bonnie
Little Chick Feed is not an experiment. but is something that haé‘
been cereiully tested, and there is nothing used that can not he ,.
led alone. with periect seiety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains they;
choicest imported Millets. line cracked charcoal, thoroughly dried and
selected grains. such as oatmeal. 'cracked wheat. cracked kailir, peas
and fine old cracked corn, which combined, make-t (cod best adopted ‘

uto produce strong and vigorous chickens.

g‘ MANUEL T. HATCH

 

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PO'i‘ABI-I, NITRATE SODA, NITRATE OF POTASH. BARN-YARD
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTER.

RAYMOND BROTHERS

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as women:
NORWALK-
”linens no.“

0 B Jackson
Optician 7‘
Everything in the Optical Line

Eyes motioned Free

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one 1913~Catolog of the
Meyer Automobiles

is now ready tor distribution. A copy will he mailed lieu on request
Automobiles to rent by the hour. day or neck. “9

OSCAR u. BANKS

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la a Few Days
we will receive
2% Sticks of

Headquarters
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_, of Mr. Henson and there is s. merry
5; little race ior the place. * ..
‘As the time draws mar tor the gov-

I‘. eruor to make {nomination for this
3 position. which pays 92.000 9 year. the
-- democrats about the state await with
.L keen interest the recommendation
‘1 trust the governor's since.

if tilled by the governor. with the ad-
j; vice and consent or the senate. that
.I being; the position at dairy commie»
.. sinner. it that position also weathers
‘ ‘j the ml. of the economy oi ve which

L ‘ oiilce. molry Commissioner Potter. oi

 

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who

The piping can lie concealed
' ' or exposed.

Prices Reasonable

Ben Workmanslup

, ; PromptAttcntion .

omits a run in; a... is...

tentative will call and
iiive estimate

United Electric
Light& Water Co

 

 

 

 

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AVIAIT BOVEIIIIIIII'8
APPOINTMENTS 'I'I'I
IlIlIEII HIIIIII I088

~-llaving passed out two or more
good state Jobs to republicans there is
some concern among democratic room
here of the general assembly as to
what the governor will do in the way
of appointees to a low well upholster-
ed- positions in the state capitol, which
he has not yet tried to nil.
these is the position or commissioner
of domestic animals, now held ‘hy He
msn 0, Averill, 9. republican. and one
who has held the job for severnl
years.

There are numerous candidates ior
the Job. hut the gossip about the
copltoi has it that Representative W.
F. Kirchberger, oi Morris. and s mem-
her of the» legislative committee on
agriculture. and George A. Hopson.
oi Wallinglord, «both democrats. have
the best chance oi landing the semi
natioo,*-that is. it the “job survives the
recommendation by the governor that
it he consolidated with and in the
state board oi health. Kirchherger's
friends have been very active in his
behalf of late and so have the friends

There is another lob soon to (he

provides tor ills siiollslimen or this

North Haven. 'laxpccts to unit but hfi
has made an elllcieut men on the job
The goyoruoi' knows it. and Tollowing

cicnt men to the soot! places regard-
less of their politics, the soverno‘r
my nominate Mr. Potter for the
piece. although there are many don’t
ocrstlo csudidstes. . .

“f‘i‘T‘WM
‘ nuns qua-ism in new seven .

2 300'“. .
The boxing eghihitioii Which will

and judgliig by the interest which so
been manifest in the tour Bouts or-
rsnsod or the Notionsi R. 0.. at tiie

The sour (install;

unions usiihrisd slid;

One ‘ol’ ’

close the ceased in New iisven will
nits Disco on oh man of some 91 . :2;

; rounds: will . ‘
mm» on» hound meow}? 7

Munich yeast-m shout whom no

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

. Just at the right time. A chance lior everybody to secure New
Spring Merchandise at Low’. Prices.‘ My Cash and Save from 1-3
2‘ to 1-2 at this Great Moneyfiaving Sale‘ Sale Begun bodily

.oi help to htiend to your needs. .;. ,

Suits at $12. 95

Moses and Juniors' Suits, made at extra good serge. neat
med; this season'sjlutest styles; Sold values at $15. 95. . on silica

at 912..95
Stilts at $15 95

100“ Fine serge New Dla-gonals and many of the latest \‘cvelties go
on sale at $15. 95; good value at $18: 95

Sample Suits 1- 3 Off ,

V thig line of Flue~8ample Suits needy for you today at one-third oi!
the regular -prices. This lot consists of the new, beautiiulflulghr.
2 ion style. charming Russian blouses and the new cutawey.
suit 0: a kind. Prices range from $14. 95 to‘fls. 50.

Sample Shapes '4 price 8. L

We secured. at one half price and less the entire Ssmlileltiiie of
high class hand made Shapes oCompany, Brooklyn manufacturcis oi
highcisss hand-made Chspes only. Very exclusive models. all thef
latest colors. This lot consists of 109 Shapes, line Hemps, heiiuti- l ,
’ iui Milans. Hair Hats and many ”Imported Sample Shapes Not.
one list in the lot worth less than $4. 50, others 85 and $6. The ‘

‘entireslot on sale (at $225 ‘ .5 5 :1 I

Shop early for the host selection.

Free Trimming service

When both Hat and Trimmings are bought from us, whether at a
sale .or at regular prices, oni' own designers, will, upon request de- 2
sign and trim the but according to your wishes and without any. .. ‘
cost to you.

Beautiful Trimmed Hats
52. 49, $3. 95, $4. 95 $5 95, $6. 95

Just about no Charming ,Trlmined Hats ready (or you today at
this sale. No two «alike. Some trimmed :by our New York design-
era and some are our own milliners. You are sure to find what -.
you want at this sale. Come in and see the great values we otter

....... Charming New Waists
‘ 99c and $1.99

Beautiful Lingerie and Silk Waists go on sale today at 99c and $1. 99;, ~
values 81.25 to £2.49 ‘

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

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Car Fancy Seeds arrived. Onion Sets, red, white, yello

rose; God-u and Vegetable: sways huiir. acid win) locale
inn low days csr‘ extra. Fe cy" Maine Seed “Potatoes ire

best grower ln Arooetook. Hehrons. Rose. Queen, Harvest Cohhle‘

Boves, Green Mountain, Northern Triumph
l have no wholesple trade to protect and will sell them for less

than other dealers' prices wholesale.

‘ MR81A. c. CUNEO'S FLORIST SHOP.

 

 

 

NEW A AIS

‘ Helios oneness Lona mien s. CHILDREN’s DRESSES, ‘3‘
sources. are. AT vsnv aueohsste Pumas.

New York Specialty Store

1o some mm or. souruvuoswstx.

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Extra Specials

BEN HUR FLOUR. PER BAG "fi"9.ls~l§l:oi.4dllso‘
GOLD MED 1191409 pm BAG 5o........n....s'
EXTRAim FA CY 8390‘ BEES. PER LB. .....

linoma cites 25c Can Corn, Can Peas. Con to.

 
 

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Pound nBlueScleccosegc matces................o§o
51hr. pgTIESISde 95c ”G can: M$ll§ for 95 .
a p . onto co .. ranuste u “use
.3233“! l.......... .t. 25o Fancy firied greyed, lb. ..1

V'Splnsch, Celery, ettucc, Grape Fruit, Oranges.

UNITED. GROCERY CO.

20 North Main Oi.

 

 

 

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I ”$1.00

22 lbs Sugar:
“ . a Iii 499;

Best Butter

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