pope were Went to coin: “
sultation. ‘ ‘
'1 Mr Morgan came irom an old Puri-
- tan New England family which dates
hook in this country to 1680 die wail
.apencer Morgan left him 510. 000,000, .
sud also young Morgan inherited im-
poi-taut .bankln‘g connections. J. 5.
Morgan had accumulated his fortune '
in the drygoods business with Levi P.
- Morton and later: as an associate oi
.Georgo Peabody, a merchant, banker.
and philanthropist. ‘ .
, f J. Plea-pent Morgan was born April.
17, 1837, in ‘Iflsrtiord, Goon, As a
_’3‘r‘oungeter his tendency to write poe-
try gave him .the nickname oi "Pip."
When he was 14', Morgen was sent to
. -Bosion,.to the English High School,
He showed a antleulnrwhent tor math-i
nineties. hu‘t had no gins indicative
. oi unusual mental? power Probably
his first attempt at ’ilnii'r'lce took place
in Boston.
‘him money with which iii buy eraser:
The success of your hroods. from the moment they 1 .
the shell, depends on the iced you use. Bonnie Chick Feeds, home
«prepared. are the kind you can depend on to make tine, hddlilhy towls
cleanest
and texture steady layers. We use not only the hosts an
materials; but We proportion cur mixtures scientifically. g) provide
..ior the youngest chick as vlell as the dull grown i'owi. niy sweet,
sound, cracked grains are permitted to go “into" our Bonnie
Little Chick Feed is not an superiment. but is someth .t'hst has
._ been corpi‘ully tested. and there is nothing used that so not he
-I, . . . - ted clone with perfect safety. Bennie Chick Feed co ins the
1 1 WEATHER FORECAST choicest imported Miliete, line cracked charcoal, thoroughl dried and
' ‘ , ._._. ~ 0'“ the arty selected grains,‘ such as oatmeal, cracked wheat, cracked r, peas
. For Nomwlk and vicinity: Fair to- and iine~ol1d cracked corn, which combined make a iood host adopted
~ , Fish! and Tuesday; cooler; high south to produce strong and vigorous ghICkenMANUEL T HATCH
to west winds. Weather conditions: TAnLY CARDS AND PLACE CARDS.
ll storm control this morning over New Designs.
Lake Ontario is causing cloudy and Look them over now so you can .
rainy weather in the eastern portion be ready lfor your next: party. 1
oi the Duke region and along theNorth A‘LBO A NEW L‘INE 0F CRlBBAaE
Atlantic coast. Pheasant weather pre- BOARISB.
grails in the central and western dls- ' MAT. -. '
tricis. The temperatures are high
cast or the .Mlssisslppijriver. Whrn- J D I]
lugs for high southwest winds are dis- ames on“ e y
- NEW STATIONERY STORE.
16 SOUTH MMN “REST.
played along'the New Ehllnnd coast.
Next to Repel-s and Stevens.
FERTILIZE 5
8UPPMPHOBPHATE OF LIME, MAPS} MANUREO. MURIATE
POTASH. NlTRATE 800A, NITRATE 0F POTASH. BARN-YARD
. , the teacher the eraser; 3nd also some
MANURE. AIR BLAOKED LIME. LAND PLABTER. 1 1
change.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAV:
9.1.--- “an... 1, , ~ . 2. . ' . “What’s this for?" asked the teach-
1 Temperature: Low, 30; high, 61. . H . er. “ii gave you just enough to buy
111111 R A Y M O N D B R O T E R .S m 5...... 11111111111 u... always
" -.-.;\... _.._. For Uta-teem 'acrvlco‘ con M, m mm. ~
“0h,” replied young Morgan, “i
went around town until i could find a
place to buy them at wholesale." s
Welcome Stranger Lodge, ‘No. 364.
Sons of St. George, will hold its regu‘
[or meeting tomorrow evening.
. . . .21.. ,«I ~~:."1.
Fred. H. Ganung
9“ ’ l . K . . . W W For two years after graduation twin
Dunbar: n'lends oi F A. Leno. the Funera' Dflmor 4' ***+* ”M'P'S‘“ the Boston men sensor, Mr. Moran
Droprletor of the lunch counter at the and . Elllba-‘met ' O B J ks ’ 8| WALL 1 FIT was a strident ‘st Gooitlnm 0°9- '
{White sflseb nursed diction. were : * ac on NORWAL ’ way. At 21 he einbarksd upon his
pleased to see him in the city today" Office 1“ “mm“ _ ch 1 HIGH! “‘1 T ' ‘ career as s bshlter.
‘ this being blunt-st visit afteramontll's T' ”M" ii. OPUCHD ‘ 0! J. P Morgan. flnuncisic. and 01
34 30. Main at. as. Nomlk. 1 his achievements all the world knows.
Few men haire- been my. widely rear
ed yet more generally trusted. Those
who met him only in a business “my
new a men, rough, emphstic and re—
pellent, inaccessible as the emperor
of Russia. when he chose to be.
known as the worst min in the world
., to interview. nudists man who be,
liovsd sbsolutsly in himself; slid sit-3
patently ever questioned the correct-‘3
nose of methads. His Flfids,
howovsr. ldiew him as s no.1...»
meted compsfllon..su ,su interaction
convsmtionslist with neon wit slid
2. st humor. 2.
One. a women ssholi him why he
inept on accumulating money when he
already hsd more than he needed,
“1 do not love money," Mr. Morph
is sold to hsvs replied “but i do on-
ioy the excitement. the inn e! mills;
It.”
linemen ms not sil to the lite o!
' J. P. Morm. ills allies hours were
. short and at the close of his business
. dsy he left his oiilcs and his business
behind him. Woe tothe person who
then approsehsd him on busing:
r. confinement to his home. in South
Noni, with diphtheria.—— Dsnhury /
News e .
Everythlig in the Optical Lino
Eyes EXamined Free
of Brooklyn.” New
thounht York spent Saturday in Norwslk.,on ,
l Willlsm H Allen,
“-ngny South Norwolkers i
themselves “woolly" last evening be business. W W
~tween 7.30 and eight o'clodk, whenl . **** *****
With the sine shinging lbrightly over- i J p Orgasm“. of F“ Rocksway. .
head it rained The shower was out New York. Ipenl Saturday in Non '
Iioient to thoroughly wet the side w‘alk on business. . _
1 walks. and yet the stars glimmered .
‘ brightly all thmlixhont
odes
ill The 1913 Catalog of?" the
Meyer Automobiles
is now my tor distribution. A copy willpc mailed you on request.
supreme. to rent by the hour. «is: or 5......
OSCAR H. BANKS, - -
DABAOQ‘RIVIR fi‘l‘flli‘l‘. NDRWéI-lgmflt.
The Directors of the Norislit Club
, -—-'-e--—--—~ will hold the regular monthly meet
{Louie Reilly. son of Congressman ing, tomorrow orchids.
'i'homss (L fiddly, has become oil! 1
editor of the Fridgeport 'i‘eiegrsm.‘ Concord iDlVlIlOD. No. 2. Sons oi
succeeding Arthur 1F. Wiliinma. who Temperance, will hold its resulsr
he been with the paper six years. meeting this cronies.
illr. Reilly goes to the Telegram from e...
1 the m at am Bridgeport Femoral The Norwslk iwn Moulders’ Union
»_ file but hsd experience on pupal-a in No 209. lines! will hold its regular
this state sndiWsshingtonm. (3. business meeting tomorrow evenins.
:I:I:.:Inlllllluudlfl
_ It
”Mrs. John J. Kesrnsi'grile oi the Pensssua Council. No. 1258, Royal
local mshsser oi the Western Union Menuhin, will meet tomorrow even.
fi’slemph and Telephone compsny, in; and routine business will be
was grostly relieved today upon re, instructed.
point oi word ihsther sister and cilia;
or relatives in Omaha are sure. The
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Mrs, William imiier oi (lhicaso. ill.
rim! of their homyhssidcs sil oi the spent the woollma in Norwnilt visit 'F _ , In Si) ' 551151 :1: “in“ littlmtor axiom hilt
windows, up” ‘bltivlli ”my on Sun. lug her Boil, who is s student St Hun . F W“ 0 0 8113005 11119?“ canton
our niche—«moon mpg, » stroms school. Headquarters a new ays 11 it: company. oihzsre wines and dine
- curs. ines psrtoolt oi wth
Mien! Mil. iooui ,,,,m,mu,, M The United Minnie limit and *Pow. M A" Km 0‘ we Wi receive . moderation. T9 class. he was almost
uslsvs. »
Mr. Memo was s devoted church
man and for your: bed been s vestm
men at at. (lscrsu‘s Protestsnt BMW
ccpui (1th in New Work,
~ “meditation cl hooks and works
i ' or. m was his shirt pimurs. he he
has numrm other diversions.
dliu isvorits sport was utilities.
stain isoht me is on". at
.2 this shut and Most sumptuous on»
«uss!s “0S; its as: loud oi?
the Adams mom. Co. hss received 9" “"99“, ll“ completed the work
notification that the company will our 0’ 1”le s smooch use min through
:7, tree oi ensue. contributions of W9” W9” “ll MW! MM
honey or necessary supplies tor the Ti: 11 mm“ Elm News 11 will
5...: some...“ 5.1.... .2“...
and 6mm'1 Neb.. m “We“; when: evening and. the dues reduction will
such shipments are mines in nu 31:13:22" :22“; u“? ' ”mu” ‘9
filelpslsnthorlli osmium rs» , "l 11 .12 " *
list committees. .. _ .2 '
200 Sacii8 oi
. Fine, Seed
Potatoes,
born to wealth. Hill father, Junius .. '
The school teacher' "gave 1; ‘
Young Morgan was Bone ior s. long ".
time. When he returned he handed ;:
and S1 49
Suits
AV
Values toSs 50
Beautiful Trimmed Hal"
S3 95, S4. 95, $5. 95 ‘_
Suits
512.95 515 95, 518. 95
Very New Waists
‘ 99c and Si; 49 1
VAMA
Suits
, IAIV;
Ger Fancy Seeds arrived.
In a few days car extra Fancy
than other dealers’ prices wholesale.
. M
HITS
Onion Sets, red, white, y.ello\v
Peas. Corn and Vegetable Seeds in bulk. Sold at wholesale
' heat grower in Aroostoolr. Hebrons, Rose, Queen. Harvest Cobbler,
Bovee, Green Mountain, Northern, Triumph.
~ 1 have no wholesale trade to protect and will sell them li'or less
R8 A. QCUN
SHOP.
Beans,
brings
Maine Seed Potatoes from c
is sewn mm or. ,
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. PER
Pink Salmon, goons»... 25c
PoundCan Blue Susi Cocos 25c
lbs. Prunes ...:. ....... 25c
,DclMontcSccded 1
“I (.............. 35¢
Mini-es so well as his ounce-son. Ho
organlndw the Northern Securities
Company. which was dissolved by the
United aisles Government as on at
lend combination in restrulnt oi
,. trsds. .Tho underwriting oi the "0m
ternstionoi Steamship 'rrus' " by the
Morgan iirm, won a complete isiiure.
The husinosd coup that. marked the
clinics oi his career so u esp oi
industry was the eradication oi
United States Steel Corporation. one
0! the lsrsost industrial institutions
of the world.
Mr. Morun's collection or art
Works prohsbly is the most vsiuobie
individual one in the world. Once
Mr. Morgan hoot shroud a collection
of objects at srt vsluedst 38,000,000
rather than pay the duty on them do
manned by the United aisles Govern
ment.
it was alone for his own sstiuiuo-
lion time Mr. ultimo spent millions in
his collection oi art, boom} and an
tinned. as move Wily his Wren
shnost us last so he bought them,
him or them to petite destinations.
A reunite incident in tin liter;
NEW ARRIVALS
HOUSE 0358858, LONG KIMONOB, CHILDREN'S DRESSES,
ROMPERB. ETC., AT VERY REASONABLE PRICE8. .
New York Specialty Store
Extra Sp ec1als
BEN HUR FLOUR. PER BAG
EXTRA FANCY SHOULDERS. PER L’B.
Spinach, Celery, Lettuce, Grape Fruit, Oranges.
cumin GROCERY co.
gun's his as an art collector m 515’
hurohssuolths Minolta Galileo!»
/
SOUTH NORWAL
65¢
BAG..... ..... you
.; is ban
Can Corn, Can Peas, Can To-
matoos' 25¢”
scans Milk for use
Granulateds r,ih.. 5c
Fancy Dried caches, lb. .. inc 1
20 N'orih Main St.
ohm 14$.
Trust Company, disgonslly opposl
the present eludes. '
To those who then saw Morgan
was evident his hesithrwa‘s telling,
This was attributed in part... to t9.
1min he lied undertone only s 3“...
days previous haters the Polo Done
nessionsi Money Trust Coinmlttsse it .,
was almost the iirst experiencsfiithlu "
allied for the tumour financier. and i5—
thoush he certified freely suit with Al
frankness. the solloiimde 'then! should
by members 0: his Inmiiy sud busi-
nessssnocintes who were at his sill"
indicated tllst they were tearful oi:
the oilect on his health.
All Wall street know Mr. Home
for his democracy. in the dun or his
impact power it was his custom
appear at his hashing noun
time around noon. Very cited
redo from his residence or the
Club in an oldisshioned b' -- ‘ 1
it was not until a your use that
bussn to use it motor car. My
he rode town in 1155's ruse ill”
Norwalk Chronicler