u
'left Nonwalir for a busiiicsstrip to
. Mrs. llouck. !
tinned until April 19th.
WINDOW
Draperies
White Curtain Muslin In
dots. figures and atrial“
florists: in white. miss-m and
Arab; plain and hamstitch-
oil; also fancy borders. ‘
A complete assortment of
Colored Serious in many de-
signs.
E. K. BANKS
Mensckeme Hotel Block
Booth Nemlk
Gold-Edge
Correépondence
Cards
6 SOUTH MAIN ST.
| WEATHER FORECAST. i
For Norwallx and vicinity: Rain to: SI ECI A L
night and probably Friday; rising tern. ‘
for Today and Thursday
‘ lOc waist and Five Hundred Score
Pads to be sold at each.
The reason ifor this. the manufac-
turers are closing out their entire
stock in this line.
Donnelly’s
Stationery Store
16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
persture; ‘brisk southerly winds. Wea-
ther conditions: The western disturb-
ance now forms a long trough of low I
pressure extending from Texas north~
eastward to Upper Michigan. It is
causing unsettled, showery weatlier in
the central and Western sections. A
secondary disturbance has caused
some light showers on the North At-
lantic coast. Moderate temperatures
prevail this morning in all sections
east of the Rocky Mountains,
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 27; high, «ll.
Clear.
For tip-tenets SerVice Cell
Fred. H. Ganung
Funeral Director
and Embalmei‘i. ~
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
M 80. Main St. Bo. Norwelk.
The dog tags and licenses are now
ready in (the town clerk's office.
Congressman Jeremiah Donovan, of
Connecticut, left South iNorwalk for
[Washington last night.
The Official board of the Norwalk
"M. E: Church met last evoning and
routine business was transacted.
.—
Wiillam Ewing. the manager of the
Cluett andi Peabody shirt ifactory, has
Troy, New York.
militia iii 4
“filth. llllili
Much Pomp and Ceremony Marli-
ad Last Rites liver Mai
Remains Yesterday
1 i
ulna-\—
—See the new derbles at O‘Brien's.
Eugene Shaniey .of New York, was
arrested this Morning :by llrysn Silk
tier violating the traffic laws and rack-
less driving. lie was put under bonds
or 850.
W
A daughter has been born to Mr.
and Mrs. [Ferdinand Houdk. of Second
street. The girl's name is Millicent
Theodora, and is doing nicely as is
M.
imposing ceremonial as
the Breakers” spring Lake Hotel in
New Jersey. who has been a. guest at
the lloynl James inn, has returns
his hotel in New Jersey.
modern Athens.
(1 t“length presented a remarkably- varied
ipugeaut. its ranks were composed ot
a striking mingling of many Eastern
hurl Western nationalities.
The royal princes of Graces and the
in missions representing the courts or
lduropnun states and of the Western
.lluininuhore Joined with doputatlnns
The W i“. will hold m “W from European Turkey. from the in
lllllil meeting with olertinn of oilivcrs lands of the AM“ Ben and from M”
on lvrlday at ii p. m. at the home of Minor “M“ or them I“ “"3" distinct
lye national drawn
.l. A. lioil. general manager for
Swift. and (lomuinny. and Thomas P.
Kidd, of thin Metropolitan Hotel Sun
aiiydlomnuny, New York, Wort.-
lawn today in buuiuunu.
”Mrs. tiniiliuid, iii Mnrwin street, Nor-
walk. It turns attendance in dt-slr- ’i‘ho uoidiory and the clergy rivaliml
ed. , “such other in numbers. all branches
of the army and of the church lining
Front: Motllurk was arrested last represented.
evening by (Hillier Page charged with M the head of the precession the
breach of the peace and assault. ills cullin. borne on a trim (intrinsic. was
case came before William Tammany followed by Will: Constantine. ”10
this morning and his case was con.‘ urowu prince silliness and other roy~
ui princes. 'l‘iio missions from foreign
states then came in carriages, preced-
Tilti {llrlu‘ Friendly/Society. of the lug “1G flown”; “um”, um relight;
. 8t Paul's munch. 0! Nerwailt. held! queen and the princesses. "The uracil.
' its regular mull! last evening and cabinet ministers. the members of the
entertained the (WW Mahdi! $04 Diplomatic Corps. practically all the
station of Wmmfl. (37MB 04' ’NOWMK. members of the Greek Parliament, tiiu
. '1‘ "titty of South HDMRIK A Very 911* municipal officials, is large number of
', spend time was had.
f more served.
durable evening; it“ silent: M0111! prominent civilians and a host of dean»
and hum were milled M It S0110?!“ lotions of patriotic societies took their
”swindle?!“ aim in order in the procession,
which was trimmed by terse bed»
is: of troops. most of which had tier-
“clotted in the VIP. . ,
atrium W01.» a prominent feature of, the eraser
best in was. sion was the 'boly moon» or the
hits MW in!“ is lit. amiss. which neysr hetero had left
owl» m m .. m itsteuinsstmeisihsefisichwiu
Helium mom so: ly hailstorm: nonunion aim
one": m Wkkmtifl. ‘ ' . m g.‘ ‘.
1“";“”",m Wm 11.,
-mem a“...
‘(IIA‘ Newmo f
35c up, per box
Wu P. Beers
“ATHENS, Greece. April 3.~—~Snch an II
yesterday 3:
marked the burial of King (looms. of '
10““ N M099 “10 proprietor 01' Greece was never before witnessed in i.
The procession which was of great ..
Dustiess
The Mop that can be mashed and used Indeilnhaly
for hard wood, varnished and waxed» floors and all sur-
faces. A duet allayer A labor payer.
Complete, Ready to Use
.. $ 1 5 0 ‘
A. “J. Collins & Co.
somsrumc oboe son vouuo
HI.CKS
The success of your broods. from the moment they are out of
the shell, depends on the feed you use. Bonnie Chick Feeds. home
prepared», are the kind you can depend on to make fine. healthy fowis
and future 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 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 has
been carefully tested. and there is nothing used that can not be
fed alone with perfect sefety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the
choicest imported Millets. line cracked charcoal, thoroughly dried and
selected grains, such as oatmeal, cracked wheat. cracked kaftlr, peas
and fine old cracked corn, which combined make a food best adapted
to produce strong and vigorous chickens.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.
i
FERTILIZERS
SUPERPHOSPHATE 0F LIME, MAPES MANUREB. MURIATE
POTASH, NITRATE 800A, NITRATE OF POTASH. BARN-YARD
MANURE. AIR SLACKED LIME. LAND PLASTER}
RAYMOND BROTHERS
of B Jackson 58 WALL ITREET
NORWALK.
sheaths.
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Optician .
Everythlrg in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
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ill The .1913 Catalog) of 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._
OSCAR u. BANKS,
GARAGE, RIVER STREET.
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STANDARD
BRANDS 0F FLOUR
At Unusually Low Prices
PIIIMII‘.II'J'.H (laid “0113‘ ”19‘", b" e s m a t M I'e e n n e s e .‘i'n a s s Q o o p‘. e in 72°
llest li‘amlly Flour “bag
sol-senleabllelldvtelleenl lib
'l‘omstoss,brmt Standard, No. 3 lites 120: is can mum...” . 8o
Granulated Bum .............. it! mutton
smoked Bhoulder..............14c e lb.
.lv‘aaey linear (torn. res. 12c goods . do a can
East IndiaTea Co
125 Washington Street
Mr
Tel 871
®~ lXiRl SPEEIAS @
22 lbs Sugar . . . . $1.00
M Butter ‘ .. ii iii. 40c
Best Flour a large be" 70s
0
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The Great A&P T a dummy.
ll! Wmmflfll "y IOU?“ WWW
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' .kara and nimrchased a jar;
I immediate dellef and in a short time
I, entirely cured me.
-; doubled-with Erysiipslas since, a. P.
'. Holt, you Rock at, Little Rock, Ark.‘
3' revision program.
.‘ Democrats have pressed their huh
;'_ before President Wilson in conference
» in which Representatives Harrison. of
I: New York. and Rainy, of illinols, both
:1 members or the ways and
: mitten, have been the leading figures.
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In iouruivr no sin
rnoustt. new mass
, STATEMENTS
“l suffered from Erysiipeius tor
I thirty years and could obtain only \
. tried ....
' various remedies and treated with the
temporary relief; althouté'h 1
best doctors. My face was a dread
T. in! sight and was so swollen at times
that I could not see. I heard of Ho-
It gave
1 have not been
“Until about two years ago I suf-
fered with Eczema since a small child.
It was all over my body. even in my
'. hair and on the bottom of my feiit.
i bought about one dozen jars of
Hokarn from my druggist and it our-
Mrs. J. T. Fleming. 1102 West First
St, Joplin, Mo.
“I suffered with Eczema for over
‘ twenty years. The attracted parts
so sore and tender that l was obliged
to have cushioninpuit in bed to keep
the ibedclothes from touching‘me. For
a long time i surfered so that. I could
net'sleep until «from utter exhaustion.
Hokara gave me instant relief. and
in a short time entirely cured me.
Hokara is'a wonderful remedy. Mrs.
Mary A. Gray, Box 52, Andover, Ohio.
We are local agents for Hokara
and recommend it highly for all skin
troubles and us a massage cream. if
it falls to benefit, we will refund
your money. At. F. H. Buster's,
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Agreement is Reached Following
Series oi Conferences Between
President and Leaders
WASHINGTON. April 3.——«Removul
of all tariff from raw wool has been
agreed upon between President Wil-
son and members of the house coni-
mlotee on ways and means as the re
sult of conferences that ended yesten
day.
The present plan which will have
the unanimous endorsement of the
Democratic members of the commit-
tee, provides that wool shall be placed
on the tires list, an end «for which the
free wool Democrats of the house
have fought for two years.
Concession to Wilson.
The concession to President Wilson
and the free wool advocates takes
on. This, in turn. was a reduction
from the twenty per cent. duty of the
Democratis woolen revision bill which
passed the house last summer, but
,, failed to become a law.
The free wool agreement. it was
3 claimed by Democrats last night. is ex-
‘1 pooled to bring Secretary of State
Bryan into ifuil accord with the tariff
The free wool
means com~
Representative Harrison. backed by
'1 Mr. Brynn. made an ardent fight in
the last congress to secure endorse- ,
merit of the free wool policy. The
‘ understanding arrived at yesterday
was that the ways and means commit-
too will present its bill with the free
wool provision incorporated and with
a unanimous report from its Demo
erotic members and tiintihn president
b
will make knows his llmrongh accord
with it.
Senators celled in. .
the free wool plan by the senate It‘llil‘
ore is still a mailer oi
Simmons, chairman of the
and mono tonight. end it Ill under-
wiil than «be mails clear.
finder the «misting law. wool sar-
rles ii, duty mnwosimutely it cents per
pound or about sixty per cent. when
timed on the ad vulcrsm hosts.
it is estirnatsd that. abolition of the
duty will cause a loss of terminals-
ly ”0.000.000 to the present 50?!!an
tendons claim it will bring about a
substantial reduction in the price or
Median manufactured condo. This
reduction in revenue and the possible
glen of approximately lilii, 000,000 of
revenues should sour its pissed on
the first list would be made up. the
harm say. by one income tax,
the mum of which princely will be
settled" today by the wars and mus
WW
showcase-arm, " "lee
’ V
ed me I am now entirely well and "
" have been well for over two years.
the. Mace oi the fifteen per cent. duty»
which the committee had agreed lip-l
“VI/A
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ffiiv” RM
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST .SUN-
DAY SCHOOL.
The teachers of the Baptist Sunday
school met last evening at the home
of the pastor. Reports from the va-
rious departments revealed a most
flourishing condition. The Red and
Blue contest, which has been running
in the school for the past three months
has had a marked effect on the school.
The attendance has increased 40
per cent. New members have been
added so that all classes are running
full capacity.
The finances have increased 75 per
cent. The entire amount raised to
date is $301, of "which $89.84 has been
expended for benevolencss and till:
for school expenses.
A dinner will be given to the victor-
ious reds by the blues on May 9th.
Miss Margaret Russelle is captain for
the reds, and Mr. Earl Stevens captain
for the blues.
URUGUAY TO SEND COMMIOBION.
WASHINGTON. April 3.—-Uruguay
has informed the State Department
that a third agricultural commission.
under Dr. Washington Escudero, uili
arrive in the United States from Ulti—
guay about April 15 to study agricui- I A Fu
tnrnl methods employed by this gov-
‘Mfilng‘WRV
About 20 stiles to pitk from.
High and Low Neck ~Lingerie ,
'Waists and: a few very good Sills ' ‘
waists. All this season‘s new- A
est models.
990
and ,
MAN/‘3‘
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SIXTH COMPANY MATTERS.
The weekly drill or the Sixth Com- .
puny will be held on Monday instead
of Tuesday of next week because of ~
the fact that McEnnclly's orchestrn'
has a concert in the armory on the « ‘
regular drill night.
A new pooi~table was installed in
the Sixth Company. Coast Artillery
Corps, C, N. G., yeSterday at the arm-
ory and the members are making
uood use of the addition to their dL.
versions.
FEARS FOR lMSMlGRANT WOMEN.
CHICAGO, April 3.——(‘.. F. DeWoody, -
chief of the federal Department of Joe-
ilt‘e here. was notified yesterday of ,.
the alleged disappearance on March
26 of twenty young immigrant women -
enroute here from New York. They
were of a party of 150 men and we .
men and are said to have been left. -
behind in a small Pennsylvania town,
apparently missing their train. and'
fears were expressed that they have .
fallen victims to an organized hand i”
of "white shivers."
to divulge the name of the town in
which the young women are said to.‘ D"
have been stranded.
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rnished Room to Rent? A”
Sentinel want. changes it to s. fur-
Thc reception ihut. may be given :.
rmnlucturc. ,
President Wliuon is to meet Senator -
finance :.
committee and Senators iioko limith f‘ . , ‘
stared that the. attitude or the nunsin f
meat romance: but humanistic thrill ‘
Extra Specials
BEN “UR FLOUR} FER BAG tesitibireesseseeneerresa”
GOLD MEnAL FLOUR; PER BAGetrtiusnissosyniassea‘9w
EXTRA FANCY EHOULDERS, PER LB. .......... is ‘
ernmont .. .. nished room—Rented.
m.,._..._.. m. 1“ . _ -.. —--- i
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.» Ranting [lain coats
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“mandolin.
t‘ur Fancy (lotus arrived.
hunt grower in Aroosiouk.
thrb'endfiimomfortheywfll not
Momma Thee-eschew mode from
53'8"“! “Reuben-y" Cloth i
we. amen.
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mendssfikychrdloutimwm
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Onion tints red. white yniiow. Beanie.
l’uus. tiers» and Vegetable Bends in bulk. Sold at wholesale priced.
in a few days our extra Funny Maine lined Potatoes from the
llcbrouu. item» Queen, Harvest
nevus, Green Mountain. northern Triumph
i have no wholesale trade to ancient. and will
than other iitililtll'ii' prices wholesale.
MR8. A. O. CUNEEO'G FLOltla'i” 8H0?
W0
’9
WW" sill;
laid on calls:
I .‘olrlildl’.
sell them for less
. our-u mm or.
Pink Salmon. 3 sens m. use
Pouaddm‘muebeelcmssc
isotseilitss 35¢
Medium
‘r‘i‘h‘insa‘ 45¢
' ‘ JG.
NEW ARRIVALS
HOUQE ORfiBIiED. LONG KIMONOB.
HOMPEHQ. 170.. A1“ VEflY HEABONARLE PHICIO.
New York Specialty Store
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(SHILDREN’S OREBQIU.
sears soswstu.
Caution-miles Peas. Gen/r
mt”. lisaeticsliigli
3m flak “if sister's
distill! fills. ”E...
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Officials refused
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