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im- hard wood. varnished and wasted ulcers an
Ilahaskemo: Hotel lieeit
lonth Hamil:
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The succeeding
the shell. depehdil “and"gfi '
(prepared. are the kind you c
s. from the moment t are out at
you use. Bonnie Chick. Feeds. home
all depend on to make fine, healthy towns
and Future steady layers. We use not only the best: 3nd cleanest
materials. but we proportion our mixtures scientificallyi. to provide
for the youngest chick on well as the full grown fowl. Only sweet,
A sound, cracked «grains are permitted to go into our (dads. Bonnie .
Little Chick Feed is not an experiment but is something that has ,
been carefully tested. and there is nothing used the}. can not be“
led alone with perfect selety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the
‘choicest imported Milieu, line cracked charcoal. thoroughly dried and
selected grains. such as oatmeal, cracked wheat. crack ‘ offlr. peas
and fine old cracked corn. which combined, make a t
to produce strong and vigorous chickens.
M NUEL
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Wednesday Warmer Wed-
“ nesday. For Connecticut: Fair to;
night and Wednesday; brisk westerly
winds. Weather conditions: A long
ridge of high pressure, extending from
, North Dakota southeastward to
Georgia. is producing cool. pleasant
weather in nearly. all districts east oi"
the Rocky Mountains. A disturbance,
central over Utah, is causing unset-
tled weather. over the Rocky Moun~
tain districts. There has been a" de-
cided fall‘in temperature in the Lake
region and New England during the
last twenty-tour hours.
SPECIAL
, for Wednesday
106i Whist and-
Score Pads 30 ....
The reason iior this, the macabre
turera are closing out their entire
stock‘ in this line.
Don't forget to look them over.
James Donnelly
new ermonsnv areas.
it count MAIN eraser.
FERTILIZERS
BUPERPHOBPHATE 0F LIME, MAPES MANURI‘, MURlATE
POTASH. NITRATE SODA, NITRATE 0F POTASH. fiEIARN-YARD
MANUBE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTEKSI‘
RAYMOND B‘ROTEERS‘
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
”new
392:.
.\ -Tml‘e: Low, so; high, 57.‘ ., '
(31m. ~ ‘ Po.- unto-date sci-vines“ —--_--~ ’ fl.“
oixorfliwrglmarfngglIQ‘31:23“. Fred H Ganung ‘h ***** R::$**
f i, ii- i... ... as. m» ...I Funera Directors : Q D. Jackson ' .
W‘W’fi” mm) and billillei' 4.. Optician ,9 '
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m . . .. y . ... ...... ... EVerythmIIinn the optical Line
M 80. Mlln 8t. 80. Norwllk.‘
Miss Anna Tieney. of 'Butler street.
has secured a position in the Boston
Stone.
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i Eyes Examined Frée 3
. eieeweeoeew
”eMirH-aitsv wsoomo '
' Miss Mary Riley. daughter oi "Mr.
and Mrs. Peter J. Riley, cl 80 Grey-
rook place. Stamford. was man-led yes»
terday morning to Wyllyl animus
painter oii' Norwalk. and a son of the
late Theodore Smith. The ceremony
was patrolman at ii a. an. by Elev. '
(lemon 0. O’Brien. at St. John’o Oat!»
olie Church. A nuptial mus was cele-
brated by Rev. M. P. Colman. 'i‘he'
bridemaid was Miss Elia O'Keeie. and
the best man was cheph A. Corn-I
dine. After the ceremony, which was
attended by inebers oi the families
at e hride'snd groom, the couple
mat the house or the bride's pan
outs. and. alter the wedding breakfast
ion at 11:30 for a trip to Niagara
Falls. They wiltibe gone about a
week. and. on their return. will reside
in Norwalk.
...—”....
Jerry Ahesrn. oi the Boston Store.
is spending the‘day in‘New York. on
S business.
'. :-:-:n unfit-tan.any:nfinjawtnfijsjninzau, ‘ .
(II The 1913 Catalog «if the
Meyer Automobiles
is now ready for distribution. A copy will be mailed you on request.
Automobiles to rent by the hour. day or week.
“Escort:
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan, of
N .West eta-eat, spent yesterday in New
York city.
Katherine Cleven. of Boston Store.
is spending the day in New York. on
business.
M
Mr. and Mrs. John Berliners)! Tole
do. 0., are visiting in South Norwailt.
their former limos.
OSCAR H. BANKS,
iIIAIiABII. INIR fiTRIIT. NORWAL
ills. Mary hornet. of the‘Boston
more, is spending the day in New
‘ lYork city. on business.
Harry Smith and Fred T. Coleman.
:: of South Newt. attended! the New
sieves bouts testimonies.
CAUGHT A THIEF.
A Washington street grocery pro-
printer oauuht a this! in his store
yesterday sud punished him sufficient-
ly without earning his arrest. The
proprietors back was turned and a
- young man who had entered the
More a incident boilers slipped three
trash em in his overcoat pocket. The
«snowman. however. saw the action
in stockist glass and he told one or
the clerics. who went to the man and
accidentally (apparently) slowed him
on the coat pocket. The our could
notiwiilistaad such tmhnont and the
«limit loll tile store With his coat
mined and his sanitation donned in
,alllieiililnnar._ .I ...
“Latent attic WI! hill. O'Bflhll'l. STANDARD
passes or FL 0.
At Unusually LowIPrices ..
Pillsbury'stloidbisdsi 1“leng refines-i”nuclease“:”in 720
I‘M‘ M“, Flair, b“ oss-vsseveetscesstossis-ivtshélvvsinsr 39°
Tomatoes.bsst standard. No. l. lieu. its; a can ....iz.......... so
Ofnnumm flaw UliflllhseidlllIiltltlietosinllilbn‘l; 22 'b' ’1'”
amok.“ Hhauldfll' nun-ninesnuns-nunsnuenecks”13$."hu
Fancy Elinf (3m. rolv 13¢ 'Wd' as-vsoielseuvessg‘lun ‘0 ‘ Mil
East IndiaTee Co
. dent of the transom slab. mi"- sit: nonsense moon MIWNH
. Gil t reusing Mild-oi! ill ill! mm!“ It '0!le ”an, 13' “d ‘mwm
*‘ the cinorooins. lest svenins. AM Marni
I may hand shakes and device: the? «my. gym m wagon. -
. . dmm‘: Within; him the m of m {amoom ”a um“ Mn w .
has» his will 1in4 fl oiled taxes I“; Mtt’iidsisdd, “I“
listen whore he will assume the do: mg no“; N
ass at allele:- in as Mmmti’ in. mi in.
Miss Mamie Hearty. who he. been
ill at her home. in Franklin street. loi-
,: the past three weeks. is very much
Improved
heed, little son at Mr. and hire; is.
.. '1‘. Mayhem. is seriously ii] at his
holes 20 Union street. Hill friends
wish him ii speedy recovery. ‘
The Womaniv Association will most
in the South Nowell: Cadmium
chum psi-lore on wetness» at ii: to
p. m limtiro’lnsstinc’f at d p. on
l
Stephen hiatus. the peanut Prs'sh .
lion to repeal the million dollar appro-
_ finishes for blew bonded harbor was
'7 Inwlyisetued tor this session this
‘ Fpoiilns the repeal bill Which had come
I-betore it in disaheeing action with
“the? House. senator Miner. of New
1. table. The Senateihad amended and
. passed it while the House had reject-
1- ed it. mr. Miner moved that the Sea-
' ‘ ate secede and cousin with the House .
'. in rejecting the bill Mr. McNeil tools
" in declining to insist that the city of
' tion to allow: its good'l'ailh‘ in the
- then a senator from the city-or New
to be willing to contribute a dollar to
H. the“): "
' Johnson, of Manchester. rose to a point
‘I at order. claiming that Mr. McNeil was
ij not speckle; to the sublect. and what
-: he said was not, germane to the hill.
:3 out to defend blown]! and the issue was
:1 not whether Mr. Malian was guilty or
. innocent of certain thinxs.
he hoped that no senator would trans
. areas the rules of debate. He hsd not
'«I mificflthsebsir Thachsirss‘id
' station oasis out out. but he was in.
Neil Speaks on Million
WM!) apt-ii irw'rhe provost»
can by the Senate indefinitely peso
Million, called up the bill: irons the
the floor and said: "I am not
surprised at the action oi the House
New London contribute‘a'smali per.
million dollar appropriation made two
years ago by the state. it webmaster» -
istic of that body. «which on other
occasions has taken similar reaction- '
ary attitudes.
"Two years ago, Bryan F. Malian.
London. then recognized leader of his L
party in the senate, entered into a deal
with the notorious lobby in which he ‘
was to betray his party and violate
his platform pledges in exchange for
the lobby'a support of a million dollars
tier New London. Both sides kept
daith. Senator Mahnn repudiated his
party's pledges and the lobby cram~
med through the million dollar grub.
“Last Wednesday in the house this
same unholy band led by that be-
trayer of his many, reinforced by them
lobby crowd. and even some mom»
era of the Roads, Rivers and Harbors
commission, swarmed into the house
and by threats. promises and every oth-
er influence that could be brought to
bear defeated a measure that would
have sale-guarded the treasury of the
state. «
"One of the moat eliective argu-
ments used on the Democratic mem-
bers ot the house was that this million
dollar appropriation helped carry the
district for the Little Corsican, and.
the rest of the d)emocratic ticket in
New London county. God help the
Deinocratlc party it it takes a million
dollars to carry the county!"
"is our state to be looted dor the
benefit oi individuals and sections
with the greatest influence in this
assembly“! Does any sane men doubt
what wouldhappen to this appropria-
tion ii the people of the state were
xiven a chance to vote on it?
"New (or two years our state is
committed to an unlimited expenditure
of untold uniliions in a visionary, ini-
practicable and doubtful scheme to at
tempt to make a trans-Atlantic port
out oi a city that has not enough con-
lideuce her faith in the undertaking
While Mr. McNeil “(opening Mr.
He said that Mr; Malian was not pro»
iiAnuLiGovernor lI‘lngior said that
noticed that Mr. McNeil had exceeded
the limits and he hoped that no iii-
!eeling mould be engendered :by any-
thiux that was said. “thereupon \ir.
McNeil resumed his speech and when
in consisted it he moved that the ban-
ais adhere to its previous action. ll
motion. on the around that it would
dispose ot the matter in the quickest
manner. This led‘io a protest train
Senator Miner. who said that there
. were senators present 'who would like
to vote dill-randy than they did the
other day. The debate over wh
inoiion should take precedence anally
"Milled in Senator lsbeii “clarion
' that it smar llin'sr‘li molten iviis not
recessions in would appeal mm the
"was wait as question or lilr. mam
,ioluibiiaveiiinnctm disposed at
duality. coaster: cam motion was‘
then but. out Senator item. listed.
said that while titers was am
inert shes the matter he thinnest it
BEN HUR FLOUR. PER BAG. .... 65c“
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR PER and .. .7oc
EXTRA FANCY SHOULDERS. PER LB. ...... 1! 1-2.:
Pink Salmon. 3 cans .. . . 25c I Can Corn. Can Peas, can. To-
wiismontnry debate followed. as the ‘
' chair recognised and out div. diction“:
‘mt notion «any living in the Renoir}
wand distorts. The! visit WW1!» “item amour coin
‘ w ‘w
at Moderate Price‘s. . I
it fivfiV
» . O ‘ -
Car Fancy Seeds arrived. Onion Sets, red. white, yellow. _ Bean .,
Peas, Corn and "Vegetable Seeds in bulk. Sold at wholesale mices.’
in a low do. a car extra Eancy Maine Seed Potatoes from the
best grower in rosetook. Hebrons. Rose, Qu’een‘, Harvest Cobbler,
Boves. Green Mountain. Northern Triumph. ‘ -
l have no wholesale trade to (protect and will sell them lor less
than other dealers prices wholesale. .
MR 8- A C. cunso's Fionis‘i' silos;
NEW ARRIVALS
HOUSE DRESSES. LONG KIMONOS, CHILDREN’S DRESSES, ‘-
ROMPERS. ETC., AT VERY REASONABLE PRICES.
New York Specialty Store
19 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
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Extra Specials
Pound Can Blue Seal Cocoa 25c matocs ‘.. . . 25C.
5 lbs. Prunes ...... . 25c .3 cans mm: for ......... . 25c
3 pkgs: Del Monte Seeded Granulated sugar, lb. . . . . . . . 5c,
Raisins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c Fancy Dried Peaches. lb. . . xoc
Spinach, Celery, Lettuce. Grape Fruit. Oranges.
20 Normmin at. I
UNITED GROCERY co. .. ......
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Dont Let Your Chicks Die
You can save every one of them. Conkey.
the poultry expert, has solved your troubles.
Use IConkey’ s Starting Food
for Baby Chicks
it is AN lDEAL Filte'l‘ FOOD.
We are letting our customers have it on a.
guarantee to give satisi'action or money re-
Get a package today. Small size 25
cents.
Charles E. Dow
the ceremony. Then they registered
T
6"qu. an" '8 .noxin 8 at the Hotel Strstileld where one oi:
III”: I. ””0 FLIGHT the party called up Justice Flint to
inform him that his house was on fire...
(Costumed iron ”9" W” This in retaliation tor the mines! to»
unite the couple. it is not known he
ly lishted restaurant near 43nd street. ““0"“? the ‘Fsirlieid 3%"!!ch took ill
"New York. at the midnight hour. he alarming news. .
carom to young Mcciiin, who‘iaJiie Arising at an early hour on Sun
wealthy son or the remini- mayor or I morning. they made a hurried trip
Newborn. N. Y., opposition by his New Haven in overtalwan exprs
lather and information that the irate train upon which Mr. Bellow ielt 1'
parent was in New York on the stow-I his home in illusion. a tattoo m
ed purpose at outline I ms .to use made to 'Briddeport. where an slaw
contemplated step was the immediate ate wedding breakisst was prepare
cause or the hurry. law the party at the Hotel Atlas. Fit
in the new at the time were air. lingered in this city until a o'oioc
Hind-Mrs. Whitcomb. the bride. Who a when tearing to return and non tilt
1“er midst her father's wishes mama. parents awaiting than:
ion in some infeiiubuirsh to loin New York it min decided to an.
her divorced mother at their home. (Kingston. N. in. where relatives
iliii West 100th street, New ”York. and the bridegroom. signified thal ”in
enter the theatrical profession. and tion at entertaining them until “
9“th 3‘11“: member of I prowl emotion could be attested. ,
minim (l. : Medusa is a broker
my district all li'iiib avenue. New York city.
Word bola! brought that Moflsnn‘s with the other two men of the -
latter was about to arrive upon the were at Yale in into. new.
scene i large Miriam rows: Mito- cording to his on millions
mobile was secured treat the Poet-lest Bean’s am there ended wit
mac and ii trip made to Jersey car. was found to be a ringleader
where it was sound then twenty-tour riot at the Hyperion theatre d
hours now was reached boilers a Mormon by my verbs
csrtfleeta MN MW“: firemen will: a line oi hose sure,
no party their lei-sad their scum suited to and the disturbance ”
MW ”Wt m “Wm“ 1°. Miss diatomic. mid»
We a license both a sandwich completed on “madam
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112 WASHINGTON STREET.
30UTH NORWALK. GONN-
Widtmmld therewith 1m, consumerism
We.
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