bios:- "
fiction in white. crown) and
Arab; plain and hematitoh-
911; also fancy borders
A complete assortment of '
Wed Scrum in many do .
E. K. BANKS
Mshseksmo Hotel Block
Booth Nor-walk
(IIA New Line of.
Correspondence
Gold Edge
Cards. .
350 up; per box If
WAP. Beers if”:
8 SOUTH MAIN ST.
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Nonwalk and vicinity; Fair to-
night and Tuesday; moderate to brick
northerly winds. Weather conditions.
An extended area. of high pressure,
control over the Lake region, is pro
ducing weather with low temperatures
east of the Misslppl river. A trough
of low «pressure, extending from Ari-
sona northeastward to Kansas, is calls.
iug unecttieded, showery weather in'
the south-western districts.
...—...
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 38; high. 70._
Cloudy. .
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we now have tlle Eastman Kodaks
and supplies. ’James Donnelly.
The Winnipapk Republican Club will
‘ hold its. regular meeting this evening,
1
Mr. and Mrs. George: JG Ernst are in
possession of their _.ue_w residence at
Interests. * :5 a.
l." ."
a.
"4:". "j:
, Mrs. 115. It}. Wilkinson, of West street,
has returned home from Florida.
where she spent the winter.
Archie Walterhousc returned |Satur-
day from Pennsylvania, where he went
for the benefit of his health. ‘
The new Psychology class will meet
with Mrs. Bryce J. Moses 11 Are
street, this afternoon, at 3.30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry “G. Paxton, of
Franklin street, entertained friends
from rNor-walk last evenings-Stamford
Advocate.
Miss Dorothy «Strands. of’ Ann
, street is visiting her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and dire. Charles Carnegie, of
Sound Bosch.
——Velour lists 99 to 95. = O‘Brien's.
rilirllilaln P. Smallhom. who has
been seriously sick with stomach
trouble for the past twa months is
slowly: improving; .
m
Manuel T. Hatch and Harry F.
O'Brien of South Noryisik, and lrvipx
T Putnsy. of Wlestport, have become
members of the Norwslk Yacht Glob.
”M
'Mr. and (Mrs 1. Joel, of Franklin
street, have been entertaining Mrs.
finals Bennett. Miss Alice Warneoke
and ‘Miils (lortrudo than, of ‘llcston.
Massachusetts.
EASTMAN
users.
wthis evenlnx at the Armory instead
KODAKS
AND‘ SUPPLIES. ‘
A complete line for the Kodak
Donnelly’ s
Stationery Store
16 sou‘m uA‘lN eraser,
Harry. Earle! Norwalk, .was a visit» '
or in Bridgeport, Saturday.
Norwsik‘Chapter, d). A. R, will
meet at the Royal James inn on
Thursday httel'noon at 3 o'_ciock._'
Special sale-on Socks andsdleokviesr
at Cavansugh and ‘Rose for today. see
add page 7.
Attorney John J Cuneo. of South
Norwsik, spoilt the morning in Storm .1
ford on business.
Cliiford 0’,Hara of West avenue. is
caring for Cavanagh and Rose’s store .-
h today in the absence of Mr. Rose.
The regular drill of the Sixth Com- :-
pany. C. A. 0., C. N. 0., viii be held
of on Thursday evening.
m...
Philip N.‘ mith, of diary-low aver
nus. is car onsly ill at his home
Friends are concerned about his con. ‘
dltion.
The young men of the Norwalk
banks have organised n bass bail
team and will soon be ready to play
local teams.
~O
Crofut and Knapp hats and "Cross"
Gloves for ladies and men is what Jo
soph Davie than to tell you about in
his adv. today.
Alfred Spencer, Jr., president of the
National «Bank of Hartford, . acconn
pasted by his wife, spent the Sabbath
with Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. lloyt, of
llsyview avenue.
.—........_...
l’rof. Francis Anderson, 1110 local
31
faces. A dust allayer.
the shell, depends
.and ttuture steady layers.
for the youngest chick a
[little Chick Feed is not an
been carefully tested, and
ted alone with perfect
choicest imported Miliets,
selected grains, such as
and fine old cracked corn,
1...”...-
4‘94"?
thlci an
GARAGE. RIVER STREET.
5..
The Mop that can
for hard wood, varnished and
The success of your broods,
on the feed you use.
prepared» are the kind you 0
materials, but we proportion our mixtures ocientiflcrd
a well as the full grow
sound, cracked grains are permitted to go into our fedds. Bonnie
.................
(If The 1913 Catalog
Moyer Automobiles
is now ready for distribution A copy will be mailed you on request.
' Automobiles to rent by the hour, day orMesk.
OSCAR H. BANKS, - - A cut
be washed and used indefinitely
waxed floors and all our
A lather saver. ,
Complete, Ready to Use
A.J. Collins 8. Co.
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT.“ SOMETHING GOOD FOR YOUNG
C
10KB.
from the moment they are out of
Bonnie Chick Feeds, home
an depend on to make fine, healthy fowls
We use not only the best and cleanest
to provide
:1 low. Only sweet,
experiment, but is something that has
there is nothing used that can not be
safety Bonnie Chick Feed contains the
fine cracked charcoal, thoroughly dried and
oatmeal, cracked Wheat, cracked ksffir, peas
which combined, make a food best adapted
.. to produce strong and vigorous chickens.
MANUEL 'r HATCH.
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58 WALL STREET
NORWALK-
PHONE 488.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free '
, 7-.
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F
A Reckless
Dl'lVCi'
By THOMAS R. DEAN
"Howfl'fSaved‘?
' My Capital
By HARRY VAN AMBERG
1:.—
:-
,l was ridingonm Union Pacific
railroad. and the train was passing
over (in elbvnted portion of the road in
the Rocky mountains. The passengers
were all looking out through the car
windows at the awful heights and
. depths. For below» my eye caught a
macadumizcd road that did not seem
to' be much used and was falling out of
repair. -
"The old stage road." said a gentle-
man beside me who noticed me looking
at: it. He was a very old man with
hair as white as snow. There was
sowething in the confident way he
spoke of the road, a dl.eamy far away
look. as he gazed at it himself that
arrested my attention.
. "How do you know7" I asked.
“Because when l was a very young
"pain," he replied, “I went over it, and
an episode that occurred caused me to
www.mremember it. That’s the'I’owder Horn
bend over there. Pretty soon we’ll
pass Dead liluu' a turn.
l‘The ride I refer to was when the
stagecoach was,the only method of
travel in these parts, and the driver
was as important a man then as the
captain of an ocean liner is new. Usu.
filly the man at the reins was a splen-
did specimen.‘ He had, full control of
his horses and always kept his head no
matter what happened. But on this
occasion-Aunt about fifty years ago it
is now—the person driving as was a
diflereut kindof n fellow. l was on
top, and severakother passengers, east—
the scenery were outside too. Tilers
was one man who didu 't seem to be-
WWioug among therest of_us, but rather
to tile country. air was a very quiet
man, who minded his own business,
didn‘t bother the driver with questions
about the peaks and the canyons and
the cuts around the mountain sides, but
sat chewing on a quid of tobacco us
though the heights and the depths were
nothing computed to it:
"We were making one of those turns
where the road is cut around a mean-
: wheels on the outside, we all early that
4' of the edge. “One'of the gentlemen re-
dmsde him very ugly. He said it ”wasn't
' customary for passengers to interfere
He knew his
business and would listen to 'no, eug-
wlth stage drivel-s.
“After this, instead of drivinp core-
"_ his horses and no round in a hurry.
“ the precipice.
3- it up on the road again.
'1 seem to be rallied at this kind of am
-' and ‘chawed on.’ Some of the passen-
meud his Ways.
“ ’Y’ needn‘t do no more skylnrltln.’
die than ribbons more keel-ral. '
and asked hint if he was afraid
. 3:: stage drivers can do on the mad; but
" ' ‘ ' ' ' " . these ladies and gents slot used to it:
. . . . . 690 ‘ It 81492" 'em.’
7 1'20 “ ‘Well, l'ln responsible to the have
please!
locations, felt a disappointment.
with the drirer.
you; saw
music teacher, was arrested on Solar. .
[.0 SEE ,, .
-.
New Suits. Costs, Dresses Waist. and Skirts
I from 9 13071011 MINI“
‘ meant that the money to. be made out
ern tourists, who were anxious to see
into side when, looking down at the
the hind" one had gone within a foot
monsirated with the driver, and it
;j fully when we came to dangerous
. parts of the road. he Would whip up
.. Every time he did this the rest of us
1; would hold on to our seats like grim
- death; expecting to he dashed over
.. On one occasion the
.. outside hind wheel did go over, but
’j the driver lashed his horses and pulled
"There was but one man Who didn't
II Ingwthst was the about man i was
- speaking of- die out silent in his seat
gel-s noticing that he appeared to be a
man of the west asked him if nothing
could be done to induce the driver to
the westerner sold to the driver, 'hsu-
"The driver looked around to see
who was again interfering, and seeing
a quiet looking. man flushed angrily
“'No,’ sold the other; '1 know what
for my drivln' and not to you or any
once also. I’ll handle theltenm as l
' "The westerosr made no reply to
this, and We, who had gathered a hope
lthat. he might put a stop to the rank
He
didn't seem ,to bemffended or irritated
He Jullt 'chawed on‘
E and seemed inclined to let the driver do
as he liked. but presently we sp-
pronohod Dead Mon'p turn, called so
gone down over
1 When i came of age 1 inherited $10.3
.900 ill ready l'lloucy. andl thought i
would not lllIlilI spending. say, ten
years rolling it up into times or four
times the amount, than devoting my
self to gratify lug my tastes, which ran
to the flue arts. hammered Wail
street, but a friend of value. a broker.
assured me that of the persons who
cullle into his oliice to speculate not
more than one in. twenty wont out and
stayed out with a plant. \lost of the
others lost (“9131111113 they laid.
- '1 his prospect didn't look hopeful, so
I turned my attention in another direc-
tiou. WA llewnllniug district. had just
becll..opelled to the public, which
of the mines had all been gathered by
the first coolers. Companies were be:
lug organized with balloon capital, but
they absorbed a good deal of money on
the part of simple minded persons
which found its way into tile pockets
of promoters, stockbrokers nlld the
like, whence it wastransfcrred to gum-
biel's, a large part of it going to road
agents.
It occurred to me, to take a stock of
goods not to Delilishot, as” the place
was called. The people there must eat
and wear clothes. ' I would furnish the
food and the apparel at a good profit
and might gather ill some of the funds
that didn‘ t fall into the hands of the
promoters, brokels, gamblers and road
agents.
1 made money \ery rapidly «indeed,
far beyond my expectations. The first
difficulty I encountered was to keep if.
It soon becallle known that 1 ball funds,
and the promoters came down on me
to go in their mines‘llt bottom figures.
1 resisted' their blnudishlncllts. They
were followed by the stockbrokers.
who offered to put me on to mines luk-
iug out millions of gold, whose stock
could be bought for a song. These, too.
1 turned down. The gamblers couldn‘t
do anything with me, for whenever i
saw one of them coming for me l-pl-e
tended to be busy and put him off with
promise to come round when I got
some is sure. .
But the road agents! 1 have not
spoken of them, for colon: as i re-
mained in the town they could not
touch me. But the day came when i
had quadrupled my capital, and tile
Desdshot bubble burst. The mining
stocks collapsed. .The promoters and
brokers went to s new field of plunder
andouly a réfnusnt‘ of the gamblers
weren‘t. As for the road'ag‘ents.’they
knew thhtJ had 540,000 and would'go
also. They were whiting for me and
it between me and the railroad.
Deadshot was not an accessible point
There was no express office there and
no stage line to other parts, both hav-
ing been withdrawn after the collapse,
and I. being the only man in town u be
had any money, was watched. Even
the road agents made hold to come into
town for the purpose of being in first
when an opportunity should arrive for
plundering me. and they remained
without thev Would have had a better
chance, but there Were several small
parties of them, and each phrty was
anxious to get abmd of the rest. I
succeeded in keeping thorn ignorant of
where my treasure was or they would
not have, had to wait till i left town.
The only way I could see to get my
money away was to deceive the road
agents through my fellow citizens.
There was never a time when l was
not asked for a loan, and 1 determined
one day to put out some money I in-
toreat due. any, in three months. No-
l
paid. 1 should time been promoted
for usury. for '1. would lend a man 550
and like his note for 9500. The amount
at the note didn‘t moire any difference
to him, for he didn't expect to pay
anything. I soon had notes due ule
amounting to 510,000 for an outlay of
5700, ihounh us to the outlny,‘llo one
know anything but the makers of the
notes, and none of them know any-
thlua about any except his own case.
liar-iris thus lulled suspicion ml to
my immediate departure. l invited cv-
Made of soft maul paper.
body would suspect that I would lame ~
town till the notes come due and new
A clean 5'
towel for every one. "
150 Towels to roll ......
White Enameled Fixtures .....
Albert F. Gehebef
25 WEST WASHlNGTON 81'.
SOUTH NORWALK.
RED MEN'S NEW BUILDING. .,
Prompt Delivery. Phone ‘99?
(”35,6
#or Up-to-dste Service Call
1 Fred. H. Cannot:
Fuae ral Director
and .Embaimer
Office andlneeldsoce
Telephone 904.
84 8o. Main. St. So. Norwaik.
New York. New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
. RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In Effect March 2,. 1913.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK:
.A. Ali—1:25;. 5:141. 5:411. 5:59. 9
6:55, 72181:, 7246):, 8:17x, 8:51x. 9:15;, ,
9:97, 10:20:, 10:45:. 11:38:.
P. lit—42:48, 12:581., 1:08, 2:50;.
3:27, 4:31x, 5:52, 6:40,‘s:51x, 7:13;,
9:25, 9:501, 10:45. ,
‘ Sundays.
A. M.:—19 95:95:14.:,’
10: 20):, 11: 24. -
P. big—:19 48:, 2. 34:, 2: 503.5: 55,
6: 56:, 7:12,:“7521, 9.25, 9:591.
10: 98. ‘ " ._
m
NEW VORK TO SOUTH NONWALN:
A. M.:-445!. 5:49. 6:452. 8:»089.
8:55;; 9: 15:, 10: 02!, 10:05 11: 00!.
11: 03. ,
P. 11.-“12:03:, 1: 05. 2: 04!. 2: 57!.
941:. sisal I
3:3ox, 3:55x, 4:29... 5:05x, 5:25,
5:27. 6:011, 5:041, 8:10x,‘ - 9:qu ‘
11:10:.11:so 12:00:. 3
suns-n
A. M.-—-5: 00, 8: 09:, 8: 25:. 9: 9h.
10: 02!.
P. .
6:01;,
12:00k.
court: Hermann 79 NW,
Haven.
A.,M.—¥—12:l9x, 1: 17:, 1‘: 57x, slot.
'1: 23, 9: 14:, 10: 23x, 11: 11:, 11: 47. , 9
21.411204. ‘1:02x, 5:02x, 5:04.
7:14x, 8:10x, 8:59x. 11.011,
1
.n
P. M.:—-12 07:, 1:20, 3:141. I
4:28x, 5:121, 5:15;, 5:47, 7:10x, 9: 259.
11:15. “ “
Sunday-
A. M.~l2:19x. 1:171, 7: 43. 9:14].
9: 44, 10: 07x, 11: 11!.
P. Ids-21 08!. 5:10, 0:46. 7:191.
8. 34. 9: 23:, 10: 07:. ’. ~
court: Hohwazlc To season.
A. Il.~—1: 20, 5: 18. 8:97, 10: 01:. '
P. ll.:-1 25. 4: 55!, 5: ll), 7: 89.
- . Muddy-4
A. 5|.wl:201. 9: 45.
P. Ilsa-9:15, 7:15.
DANIURV ro court: somatic
‘ A. 11.-4:00, 7:23, 9:15.50: )
r
.... doll for intoxication. His cane was The“ “WWI . the preclplcs~tllml is scrolls the can nobody m m,“ m n pm, 1 {wk
’ “ ’ than n , 11: 59.
Mrs John binary, of am” street, continued until April 28 by {145950 W. * mufzw'fihruth‘: 2:”? “'3: Tire ungomb‘figdnirg‘geg 1'.ng 0‘: . you. The driver whipped up his horses care that the road agents should he in— E. M ~11: “I. 5 88:. 8:".3
was summoned to Beacon Fails Friday. F‘ “mm“ ””5 immmfi' the latest styles produced at the Fountain-head of Fashion. No- ' “M m" ”mull 0“ 9 ”‘5 Willi ““91”“! Mind and that they were present. 1 ' Medan
where will you and anyone more In“ to show theml'vto you. And! felt something cold pressing against had a .99.“: mu of punch for than: ;' ll 7' 55. 11. 50 .
. on account of the sudden illness of her
daughter, lilies 140111140 binary. who has
is slight attack of appendicitis.
the back of his neck. He must have
known that it- was the murals of a re
volvcr, for he didn't turn his head to
see.
" blow up.’ said the motel-oer, who
was holding the pistol. .
. “The driver slowed be: then at the
. westernersfiurtlm' command came to
. full stop.
"'Illtch the reins on to the broke.
that would turn the stouteat head
There was a merry t a going on at
my house about mldnlg t, the billions
being especially affable. and the road
spouts. under the influence of the
punch 1 had prepared for them ready
'to fight each other. But before they
came to blows they decided to so to
sleep.
1 bad a fleet horse saddled, and. go-
An important buslnoa}; medtiug of
the blower-til tongue of the East sve-
mm‘ M. iii church will be held at the .
parsonage on Tuesday nlsht. All are ~
urged to be present as matters of im-
portance will he considered.
as for Value‘, we can sire you the Munnuln of Style, Service and
Satisfaction t the Minimum 00st: Come and see.
The Paris Clank & Suit House.
33 South Main er... South Harwell:
“Alter Free:
r. lr.-o_oo. r: 59!. me
’i‘rout have been reported its bulbs
well in some of the streams. They
seem to lie for the most part in the
510911.! stream; as the rivers and
larger brooks are rather high.
, W
A. W. Ominous has presented Leo L
Mol’eaite with a handsome humldor.
edAhe animal and to a sound of raven-y
that crocheted from my boss‘s «doped
away.
i had been to closely watched that]
fund. Over twenty dollars was thus
netted.
.. ' ‘ ' , mar. arid the driver mm} mm ironl . ,, .
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hashmllliorsnumhsrofweeksor
scarlet fever. has entirely Warm“
the quarantine has been restored.
liens: Well, the westerner force! the
driver at the point or his revolver to.
climb out on to the realm branch
Franklin and,“ fluoride self, Mr. 9..
9°9llflllll
showed Hill 7M9! canton»
a. birthday, one day hilt week. On that
oriental: ho thousht he was m to 1"..‘3‘
m as. rises sou. ;
favorable, reports having been
, surprised, but in and 9m 44 of that late. He was white as a sheet 3191017 feared comforts of the various .
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W of 999.950. he do in: 9" Willi ° W M 9 M9 i ll. would so down: I had to look m .
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