5 me0w
Draperies
White Curtain Muslin In
dolls, figuoes and lltripes.
Scum: in white, cream and
Arab: plain and lleulstitcll~
ed; also fancy hardest '
A complete assortment of
Colored Serials in many do-
‘ aligns.
E. K. BANKS
Mshuckomo Hole Block
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Correspondence .
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WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain to.
night or Saturday; warmer tonight;
moderate to brisk variable winds, be-
coming southerly. Weather condi-
tions: 'Ilhe trough of low barometric
pressure over the Mississippi Valley
yesterday morning has developed in-
{o a welldedned circular storm area
central over Lower Michigan. It has
caused unsettled weather with rain
or snow during the last 24 hours in
the Lake region and the lilississip‘pi
,Valley and the Northern portion of
3 the Lake region. The storm will prob.
ably pass out the St, Lawrence Valley
tonight.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 27;
Clear.
Mortimer Conley, of Norwalk, has
returned to town after a‘visit in New
York state.
, —~Cake, candy and fancy articles on
“sale at South Norwallt :Bwptist par-
sonage this afternoon and evening.
Attorney Jolm Keogh, of South Nor-
walk. spent the morning in Bridgeport
on business.
. Attorney Nehemiah Cundee, of South
Norwalk. is spending the day in ‘Bl‘flli-
iord on business.
Attorney William F. Tammany. or
South Norwaik, spentxthe morning in
Bridgeport on business.
The South Norwalk Fire Police held
a regular business meeting last oven-
illl: and transacted routine business.
wiiat and sleeve mourning bands.
O'Brieu's.
The regular meeting of the Cooko-
noo liaymakora‘ Association. No. 32%.
l. 0. it. M, was held last evening and
routine business was transacted.
RILEY WON. ‘
lloiei Riley. or Stamford, played a
great game of pool last night in his
content with Stephen (ioodwill in
ltnorr'u parlors, defeating the South
‘Norwnik player inn lo 100. Tile match
in between William is). Kbialel‘ and
Riley. but because oi’ a death in Mr.
Kolllicr‘a l‘llmily i’iomlwin pinyin] ill hill
liit‘iitl. Ill. Willi at first intruded to play
iiiiii points. in 200 point lliili‘llii, but
this liltll boob ill‘ill'l‘lilll‘lil tn «illll plants
with blocks or one hundred and lilti’.
nova MILLER HOMESTEAD.
liniliulh William ll. Vl'lil‘li. bi” iii"
horribly/lira! Ni‘w York Regimen:
avail known in town illrollnll Mil bam-
mer i‘llllllllllitlti ror ”Hill past several
your. in Gannon titration, ban parabola
(”rd the Miller Homestead in Wilton
'mld will reside there during Um slim
lmnr months. Mr. in‘earll ill sexton, llflh
dortuknr and assistant treasurer in
the official capacity of the lilroadwny
Tabernacle inflow York «City,
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milliliter; ON 81‘0”! onusnee.
.. , 'ifilng mass, of Gmnbllry, was aria
mitten to the Nowell; Hospital, for
treatment on a crushed thumb, which
be obtained while working on the
alone crusher in more River.
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REGULAR anions. "
A, M in Rom-ills. .,
moth mu and fishes ...... 7o its.
“fleet“ swam M w fl
$50119 film? ”W Obie” m
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SPECIAL——
for" Today and Thursday '
10c Wlhist and Five Hundred Score
Pads to be sold at 3 each.
The reason «or this, the manufac-
turers are closing out their entire
stock in this line.
Donnelly’s
Stationery Store
16 SOUTH MMN STREET,
For Uri-team Service Call
Fred. H. Ganung
Funeral Diredlor
, and Embalmer
Office and Residence
Telephone 904.
84 80. Main St. Bo. Norwaiit.
BIG TROLLEY PROFITS
coivo within the next ten days 82,600..
992 its filly-five per cent. of the
net r .eipts for the last year, it was
made known today.
Gilt more than that paid a year alto.
and far in excess or any other year's
profits since the passage of tho trac-
tion ordinances ill 1907.
The total amount which the city
has received under the ordinances. in-
cluding the amount to he turned over
lil‘xi weak. in tili.(i:li.llil(). The scorp-
ell internal to data in 3400.000, making
the special traction lumi ilppl‘oxilnuto-
ly lll,(i(i(i.tliiil.
Since the manage of the ordinances
six years lino. the companion him. or
pended “0.000.000 ill rulllliidil‘lg lillml,
purchasing new equipment and mah-
illg extensions.
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BHUTALITY i8 CHARGE AGAINST
NAVAL OFFlCER.
Nliltli‘iiiiit. Vin, April ti.~~~i!imt‘alih
of brutality and ililll‘lllllll ll‘l‘iililil'lll
were today forwarded to Horroinry of
the Navy lilmllln llitnisml itslplnhl il.
(l. ’i‘illnil or ”Ni ii. i-i. cruiser Nop-
tuhu by inollibcrn of her crew.
'i‘hoy charm, that this was the limit
day at liberty since sipping no lie
ordain-r 2, and that lillriilit that per-
ioli they were formed to Walk many
hours overtime. turned in work Wiliil!
llieh and um, allowed gnmlzielli rel-i.
living trapperidge. an ill year old
mulls buy oi’ this city, charged that
Captain 'l‘llton beat him, dragged
him aimllt by the scroll or his neck
and kicked him. ‘
Albert ”Weight. is yollng seamen,
made similar charges.
E, t}. Garcia. a lire-marl, declared
that because he did not do the work
at; helm. ill. hands being lied so
tightly that he couldn‘t tale them for
mil liars.
secretary motel: is expected to act
upon tho’eildrm all lines lnl its to
turns from target practice sessions
Roads. _. , .
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a mWfi'r-tirr-nusm
twain“ m
colitis;
him
tilA'NewL‘i‘héoi
35c up, per box
Wml".Beers,i§-° §
', H ' $1.50 »
CHICAGO, April 4.——As a partner ii
in the operation of the surface trac- ..
tion lines, the city or Chicago will re- ‘
The city's share this year is 8869; ‘
or four men he was put in irons for i
now being held lit be. off nannies ‘
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for hard wood, vanished and waxed minors and all our.
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START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT. lgogETH'NG GOOD FOR YOUNG
CH K
The success of your broods, from the moment they are out or
the shell, depends on the feed you use. Bonnie Chick Feeds, home
prepared. are the kind you can depend on to moire line, healthy fowls
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 on well as the hull 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
. led alone with perfect safety. Bonnie Chick Feed contains the
choicest imported Miliets. fine cracked charcoal, thoroughly dried and
selected grains,.sllch as oatmeal, cracked wheat, cracked kafiir, peas
and fine old cracked corn, which combined, make a food best adapted
to produce. strong and vigorous chickens.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
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The 1913 Catalog or the
E’Moyer Automoblles
is now ready for distribution. A copy will be mailed you on request.
Automobiles to. rent by the hour, day or week.
OSCAR H. BANKS, - , - Agent
GARAGE, RIVER STREET. NDRWALK. CONN.
South Norwalk Dry Goods Company
28. so and 32 scorn MAIN smear
, Offers a. Number of ,
, SpeClals for ‘
Saturday
and we expect to make it a bi day for you.
500 yards of Extra Heavy Unb cached Muslin, 36 inches and
42 inches wide; sold for 15:. Saturday 8 Mic a yard
300 yards Apron Oinghamu. 8c value ...... . . . . . . .. 4 34¢
5005cahd loc Handkerchiefs .. a for so
500 yardeasl: French Madras is me, we
15c values in Starch Oinghamu at 9 3-4::
32 and 36 inches wide.
We carry a lull and complete line of Corsets.
R. and (3.. American Lady, Nome. W, A... La Sartian. La
Reine. C, 13., all $1.00 Corsets; warranted; at . . . . . . . . . . . , 69c
Cuticura Soap . ilcacllkc
SaiotyPlns........-......r................... 3 pkgli. for 5::
$1.00 Glove Special............... 79c
KNOUR SUIT DfiPARTMENT.
"We lead in wig: and quality.
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CONGRESS OF HISTORICAL STU-
DIES lN SESSIO'M
LONDON, April 3.-—-Delegates from
H the United States, ”France, Germany.
China, Russia, Great Britain and her
donlinions are meeting for a week's
.. session of the internatlonal Congress
'I of Historical Studies.
:, known learned institutions of the Brit-
. ish isles cooperated in the Welcome
‘3 extended to the visiting delegates.
All of the best
The Congress has been divided into
:: eight sections, as iollowa:
Oriental History. with Egyptology;
Greek, Ronian and Byzantine iHistory;
Mediaeval History; Modern History,
including History of the Colonies and
Dependencies, with their Naval and
Military history; Religious and Eccles-
iastical liistory; Legal and Economic
History; History at Mediaevnl and
Modern Civilization; Archaeology and
Related and Auxiliary Sciences.
The congress is under the patronage
of King George and was presided over
by Adolphus W. Ward. Master of P0-
terhouse, Cambridge University, in the
unavoidable absence of James Bryce.
British Ambassador to the United
States, rwho wrote a letter explaining
that when he promised to preside be
quite expected to be home in England,
"but i have been required ill the inter.
eats oi the public service to remain
in Washington through the month or
April."
The «presidential address, writtlm
by Ambassador liryro, wan road.
‘lliil’llig the week the visitors wlli'be
received at Windsor (‘llstlo and will
attend a service at Westminster Ab-
boy.
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WOMAN FOR PRESIDENT'S MES-
BENGER.
WABlllNthiN, April {hell‘m‘ the
that lime in history. it woman milli-
iluva the opportunity or unnlnlllcillle
to the President at the bonnie or the
Speaker at the notice that film in the
bearer of a “mt‘lliltllfl? from the {fresh
dent oi the United States." ,Millg All
berth Hill, of New York. is after the
White House job now held by M. (3.
Latin, who for many years has been
carried the messages of the Presidents
to the hassle and Home and in im-
pmniVe tone. in both chambers dill-
closed the nature of his visit.
Mien Hill, who has ilnportsnt and
confidential positions with the Demo
. . erotic National Committee in its New
York, headquarters, has brought great
influence to bear in her wort to land
the place of record clan in the mea-
tive limos. -Preoedent, however. will,
here to be set aside it Iii-slim inp-
, painted, for inbu‘beon an unwritten
. rule 191'. years that no demon should
its cropland in mongering moor.
think of your new Spring Apparel, but, ai‘ter to-
morrow, it may be just one day too late to share
in such bargains as these. All of these Suits,
Dresses and Coats exemplify the highest degree
of fashion, material and tailoring‘ for spring,
1913. ‘ .1 .
THERE ISN’T ANOTHER STORE IN TOWN
THAT WILL MATCH THESE VA-
LUES, TOMORROW:
Example No. l
Suits $17.95
$22.50 or even $25 would be a fair valuation.
The coat is a smart three-button cutaway, back
of which is slightly Shirred at waist and finished
. with stitched strap of self material, button trim»
med. The skirt, a decidedly smart model, is de—
signed with side plaits. This is only one of many
models on sale. from which to make a choice.
Example No. 2
Dresses $5.95
$10 would be a fair valuation for any one of
the models on sale. Materials include All-Wool
Men‘s Wear Serge and French Serge. collars and
cutie of plaid sill: and brocades. The colors are
Tan, Black and New.
Example No. 3
Spring Coats $12-33. _
$l8 would be a fair‘ valuation. Merle oi smart
sergcll (black navy and black and white shepherd
checks)» All effectively trimmed.
ALTERATIONS FREE
Frank J acoby
Opposite Hoyt’s Theatre .
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AGED Mm soulro'ovm on at. out wood alcohol into medicine willie
mom; ciiMiGIB. his mother no telling.
2.2m HARM, April them“. 7 'At the trill! before Justice Olmsted.
. , f liars. miter testified against her Doll.
dwithilln stint/elite lea , _
his aluétygegurroi: mothoryéfpgd “"3 ‘ physician who “““M 1“" in
that he malted her. claim Ellis 1910, 3““ "“9““ “l “i“ ‘3‘“ “3“.
her, screams. has been bound liver h‘ “3“ ‘M4‘»’VW¢¢°‘.‘ in “I W '
mule superior court under - lWWMGW 7 ..s a .
mammaliamcgi mil MW Ml
alum Minot Mag-sums _ , “i W- .. ‘
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