. the ”1°11!"th
'Il aiunblo
on let us reimburse you for
Telephone 1230. ,
M‘ib‘.
‘1'
Medical .Asdoclaiion
ing.
sha‘osa Encampment, No. 9. I. 0.
... will hold its regular meeting
hrsdsy evening. ,
' ‘regular meeting of the Noru'olk
pitsl"dssoclstlon directors, will be
_ Ils evening.
solar meeting of the Catholic
Council No. 46. K. of‘C., will
did: this evening. '
Buckingham W. R. 0.. No.30 will
, their regular sewing society Wed-
May- ln G A. R. Hall
2.....-
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No 364.
' a: Temperance. will hold Its 193
meeting this evening.
orwaik Board of Trade direct
hold be regular menthly busi
eating this evening.
"waited LBWPhfl‘hOPd , of Carpenters
‘ Joiners of America, No. 7-16 will
' id ltd regular meeting this evening
W~M
will so to the Bridgeport I. O.
lodge, this evening, about sixty
‘ the past nine months
Ia' oli- “proximately 52,000. 000 reel of ’
, saw timber in the' Rainer
Forced, afbout‘tl5 miles from Tacoma.
on an area which
. ’ form a single logging unit. and which
. . offers nttractlvo opportunities for the
'with the figures for market values and ,
‘ buys the trees on the stump and does
its regular meeting tomor-‘
‘ 'Bfihthers' lodge. No. 10, l. 0.,
ervlce has just begun to i _, ..
use the twelfth large lot at National '
Forest timber offered for sale within ‘
Altogether It
has advertised since. July 1. 1912. the
beginning of the present fiscal Year.
ahnaIT’z. 500,000,000 feet. und'ha‘s clos-
all contracts for the sale of 1,700.000.-_
000 feet. The latest advertised sale
......
National '
‘ ’ ‘llillv ‘
alarm. ‘._ - “
1n ottorhlg National Forest,timbcr
for sale 3 Government firstli‘makas
nth-call ot'tha quantity of timber ‘
, " ‘otolportw
would naturally ~ '
“by IW
plied by tom.
lum'halman. The probable cost of
musing and manufacturing by 9 caps-
hlo lumberlnnn to then estimated. 0n
the. basis of these estimates combined
i‘lolgllt charges the timber. is appralsa . , ‘
ed and than advertised for sale, with ‘
the appraised value 'as a minimum
price
The minimum prices set {or the
Rainier timber vary from 50‘ cents to
’$I.60 per thousand feet, according to
the kind of timber. These are stum-
pnge prices—that is, 7 the purchaser
Car Fancy Seeds arrived.
In a few days our extra Fancy
all the logging, but pays according, to y
the board foot measurevof the logs.
The Government aims to allow the
mil rownot than and Sig-«hues
nlty The Ford product has-’ii ultlploled
and-a hail—but the demand has been luultir
if you want one for spring service
you must get It now Don't delay; 8. L. Benedict.
Agent. 98 South Main Street. .
O T
Onion Sets, red. white. yellow. Bound“
Peas, Corn and Vegetable Seeds in bulk. Sold at wholesale prices.
best growar in Aroostook. Hebrons. Rose. Queen, Harvest Cobbler,
Boves, Green Mountain, Northern, Triumph. .
’ ’ I have no wholesale trade to protect and will sell them for less
than other dealers' prices wholesale.
films. A. c. cUNEO'B FLORIST SHOP.
' Is return
mentions» tram first, page;
The orders have been received by“
‘ the local cuthdrltias and, the necessary
, steps taken. It is expected th 9-
Jorge number of Norwallt young men,
. who have served in the militia. will
enroll in the reserves.
_ , ’Ilhe orders Issued are as follows:
‘ fleneral Cadets, No. 11. - ,
. The mllowiux decision or the Board
., of Organization and the resulationsr
1, «putting the same into effect lite pub-
.,,ll,shed for the, information of all con ,
“med: Iii will I 9' l , I. it .H
Mutilated" null-odor About). No 0. Is
IiiiliilHIICBY Established and Approved
as Follows: ,
1. Officers on the active list of the
c. N. G., with oven ten years enlist
ed and commissioned service, may. up
‘1 on their own application, and with the
approval of the Adjutant-General, he,
transferred to a reserVe list. omcers
. active duty only in event a: war or
other emergency. and in such event‘
may be called upon for active service
by the governor.
2. When so called upon tor active
duty, or actually serving with troops,
they shall receive the same pay and
allowances as olllcers on the active.
list.
3. {Officers on the reserve list may,
Maine Seed Potatoes tram the
the approval of the adiutant- general,
be transferred to the active list or
manufacturer a liberal profit on the
basis that. lumbering involves a good
deal of business risk, and the' mini-
mum stumpage prices are fixed ac-
'Ilordiugly. ,Ofteu._however, competi-
tive bids raise the price above the ad-
vertised minimum.
One of the provisions of the can
The Hatch 8: Bailey Chmpany
OOUTH NORWALK. CONN-
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 40.
may be temporarily attached to a com-
mand for maneuvers or field exercises.
They may be required‘to pursue such
studies. with the incidental examina-
tions as shall keep them abreast of
their profession. as directed by the ad-
lutanogeneral.
4. All officers on the reserVe list
tract which the successful bidder for
the Rninier‘timber will enter into will .3
he that it market prices advance ma- ‘
teriully the Government's Chief For-
ester nIay, after the sale has run three .
years, require a reasonable readjust- '2
«meat of the stumpage prices up to an :1
added 50 cents per thousand. The oh- ~
ject of this stipulation Is to prevent
BEAVER
plaster and wallpaper.
is was rapidly in popululty all a substitute tor lath m
It Is susceptible of n innit-variety
of artistic denim: iIorwaIIs and Milan, and permits sot a
wide scope for individual profement and am. We ”Emil
and keep a large supply on hand.
shall be transferred to the retired list,
as provided by law, upon becoming
physically (8‘ mentally incapacitated
for active duty.
5. ”That after an enlisted man has
served a full term of three years in
BOARD
A
_ been honorably discharged, and does
not desire to continue in the actIVe
loss to the Government—that is, to -
the public-and an undue profit to the
purchaser through long-term contracts
entered into on a rising market. Pro-
service. he may enlist for a period of
three years in the reserve. Enlisted
men in the reserve will ‘be required to
hold themselves in readiness to return
vision against such speculative proilts
Is regarded as especially necessary in
Peaches,
view ‘of the longterm sales now some- . the governor.
times made to get purchasers ‘ for 6. ‘Upon reporting in response, to
large bodies of inaccessible timber. Ped‘lioans ...... ..... 15c lb. "ch call, m” shell therenfter rev
Forms Rainier sale the” cuttins BugarOorn “can °°“’°”‘““""°"“°°’m°“m°“
period allowed ls only live yam. since Tomatoes ..... .. ....... .. ..... so can ”a" “mm m“ m” m '3“ m
the quantity oftlmber involved—an «Beets. to: can “m’ m” "mmw'm 3”" “‘3‘
proximately 52.000.000 hoard (eet-- Spinach ...... the m m““mm““m‘mmmum
does not cd'il for an extended opera- -. Saur Kraut .. ........ 8 14s can “u exercises "“1 “DOB WG'WIII‘OVII
tion. OnelNational Forest sale made Klrlunan's Borax Soap. Soap Powder . ........ ... .. tic each of their immediate commanding oili-
Illia year. was for 300,090.000 board Gold Dust 25c package. .. ...... . 19c cm. W! the Militant-renew. they
jfeet and thepurchasers were allowed
a cutting period of twenty-two years
besides a preliminary two years in
of Greens Forms, on the
in May.
usduy afternoon, at 3 o‘clock.
farezory. otNorwalk, started
y to work with Armour Conl-
in Stamford
isoopnl ichurch.
leader. '
_ ption will be given to Mr.
{fits o'clock In Ariou Hall.
mir‘ is in the nature or, a taro
Hilly Maud Ruby, of Norwalk. wzill chasere must begin operating the year
using in the Congregatl nsl of purchase and cut a stipulated a
p ndeavor Circle of The King's
rs will meet at the home of
Flynn, Livingstone Place.
Mr Grésorya
friends wish him success with
elsewhere in the First Motto
John Green»
Robert Wriuht, on Thursday
satin sail lira. Wright am still
one the last or the mouth with.
dilute. Queries Klein, of Harvey»
which to build a railroad. Usually pur-
Tel 871 '
East IndleTea Co
to their organisations in event of war,
another emergency, upon the call of
‘40 lb
may be ordered for such duty.
outhe reserve list will ‘bo‘euibiact to .
upm their own application. and with ‘
one enlistment in the C. N. 0., and «
and. -.
99.2.3149 9951
pay one . . 2
Wednesday Only
$1 Waists 500
'1‘ailored Walsta that sold at $1. 00 on sale tomorrow 50c. Only 2
to a customer.
as
I
"avammve w
\
'A‘V
.....w ~-.-~.._
each quarter of the year. ,,
changes of address since last report-
Ing. All enlistments in the reserve
will be in the grade of private;
in) The regulations governing en-
!istments in the active eel-vice. C. N.
(1., will also govern for the reserve.
excepting that a special form oflen-
iistment contract will be furnished for
the reserve.
By order of the governor,
GEORGE M. COLE.
, The Adjumntoéénml.
' Regulations, Connecticut National
' Guard.
Adjutant Genonl's Office,
Hartford, March 22, 1913.
Changes. No. 5.
Paragraphs 322 and 1112. Regula-
tions. Connecticut National Guard, are
changed as follows: L
Add to paragraph 322 as amended
in changes, No. i. 1912‘, the following:
“The deid~uniforms for men in the
reserve will be retained by the organ-
ization. Suitable chests will be pro-
vided in which these uniforms can be
stored, each uniform will be plainly
tagged with the msu' a name. The
quartermuter’s depnrtmout will pro-
vide naphthalene or other preservative
for the protection from moths of these
uniforms. When a man is discharged
from the reserve, and does not re-en-
list, his uniform will he diamond of as
provided for the uniforms of men dia—
chnrged from the active commend."
'Add to paragraph 412. the following:
Monthly morning reports will be
will receive the same pay as privates
of the active command
7. it shall he the duty ‘of men in
. the reserve to keep their immediate
1‘25 wuhm‘ton street commanding omcere informed of all
tmount each year.
The latter provision Is simply an
example of u fundamental principal
that is applied in all National Forest
timber sales. The primary object ls
described as being not prod} for the
(internment but benefit to the public.
Nowhere to the policy a strictly com-
mercial one. The conditions of cut-
ting are carefully prescribed from the
standpoint or present as well as fu
ture needs. The highest bid for the
contract may be re acted. and ism.
holed it It appears that to give the
bidder the contract would tend to
ficlliulte timber monopoly and so sub.
lent the consumer to a hardship. In
other words, the Government inverters
consider that they should not only
matte them as useful as possible to the
public. . 1 _/
....-wm—mw"
FIREIEI’S "Ill OPENS
AUBPWIOUGLV
(Continued from first. pass.)
tion of Mrs. Joseph W. Gerham, Mrs.
‘Rufus J. Smith. assisted by Mrs. 81h
vester ‘M. Sterile;
The Ice cream booth was cared for
by 'Mrs. William ‘Clougher and Mrs.
m‘,,lluIIus Boenisch, willie directly In the
rear of this was tho‘iiofl. drinks stand,
under the direction of Albert Lisbon
'hlenn \
in thefiewalry booth Levi 'Burdiclt
was the directing head. while John.
Stedior‘proved a valuable assistant.
The novelty booth was looked of;
tar by Mme 'l‘srlov, Vincent Costello
and 3‘. Medicine.
. The "paddles" were under the dlroc‘
7 lieu of Captain Walter McCarthy and
:James hollering. pad proved I met
att tion tor everyone.
_ . WTIIO booth where the many prises
were displayed was In charm of Geoffltl
l‘almedue and John Meeker.
I}. Mill; W109. the ‘Washlnston
,1 street distiller. had It most attractive
lalsplay of an kinds of men's wuss:
apparel. and this was .iu churn ot
'ltaiph iii. Dibble.
Thsfltudwoii Piano company had In
exhibition at places, and ll‘roderislt
. ’lnsne, who I'm tinctures. calorie
. ,. itli Won 3*
‘ the former chief engineers of the do
, pal-talent adomed the. side walls.
.. changes of address. The commanding
officer of each company or other or-
mlxation shall keep a list of all men
of his‘oommuld on the reserve list.
Approved. February 32. 1913.
gm (ill. ‘BALDWIN.
Goveruor.
Grooms at. 0013,"
The Adjutant General.
JOHN meteor,
Colonel.1stlnf.. C N. G.
CRAB. l“. NOA'BE.
Colonel. 8nd lot. I: N. 0.
quarter a 60mm
Colonel, {3. A. (2., C N. G..-
Ropulntlone for the c. N. mildew/c.
a. The marve for the Q N. G, as
The decoration: were favorably com ,
mooted upon. Portraits of several of
among those were William ff. Jones,
who was known as the father of tilt!
Booth Norwalk Fire “Department; the
late 'l‘dward V. IBsker. fiamuel Ile-
Gowsn, l); William dial-ford and A. ll
Winchester.
The building is not yet completed.
ample room for the two organisations
idea of how it will appear. There is
but visitors last nixht, received a good
which will occupy lo—irumfit Hon
Company and the Old Well Heel; and “bitched by direction of the «Board
ladder Company The first floor (tom of Organisation. In accordance with
talus charters for six horas». besides \Iho provisions; of motion soot oi the
all the apparatus of the dapsnmanlflensrsl Statutes. will consist at the
and the mausoleum were unitary bacon and bulletin ma new (provided
and of the latest approved tire house for.
pattern. On the mood'fioor will he (a) Active officers null unicorn not!
the company parlors. readies and on the rdtiradalat. harm: the mom
some rooms. and the bunk room for: service, a‘ud halo: otherwise eligible.
the resular men. There are also haul dosirlna to be transferred to the re:
rooms, lavaihrlcs, etc. , servo list will forward application to
The fair will he continued enabler the sdiutshtqmrsl. »
weak. Tonlrht there will basement (bi helium also. or former 4m.
:
Clflflf. him vim hols; binds are. dormant, and to. mind as hot:
Thursday night design‘i'ud ‘ab ars- ”mills aluminum“ urn otherwise
are. built. slut the stint comp-um alums.
st and emu and smooths reserve tor periods of tired rear-i
bi Wm
.by on shawl Piano casually. with listed men or a. o. n. a. not have ‘,
vocal lulu. on: by Miss out both carved thus you“. or am in has so.
W mm“
made out. in duplicate. for unattached
auxiliary troops. one copy to be for-
fol-deli to the adiutant‘eneral direct;
the other to be retained for tile with
company papers.
iilhllieted men of the reserve' volun-
teering to attend drills will be Included
in the number in attendance at that
particular drill.
Psmnph 9% Is added,
9%. Ionics" in the reserve. order-
ed for native duty, will not emit of.
doors of like grade on the active list.
By order of the manor. .
Win It. eons.
The Adiutsumenerli.
No RIGOMI’TION GIVEN.
Action 0' Gran Britain And Japan
Aollmt chine.
w ”WASHINGTON. April dearest
Britain sodium will not reconcile
become known positively last Ilium.
and Indications were that iterate.
Franco and Germany also would with-
hold Macmillan for the present. ,
The United alum, stone of the II"
power krona which ludrtibipstedw ill
the toss negotiations. has declared for
recognition of the new Ghlnm sow
eminent when the constituent causal
...
giving .
the nevi alliance republic today. This.
that meets tomorrow at gallium _ ,
i“ “
_.ul'
7 ”‘ royals" Silk Gloves
500 750,151
Smart Suits, . Coats,
Dresses 8c M
Moderate prices. You save one-quarter to onehttlf whppiy‘ou
A‘V'A‘
TAKES up JAP shores-r. ,.
c ——.—.——-_
Wilson To Meet Works Of California
onauon' Bill. '
WASHINGTON, April 8.——President
Wilson yesterday {took up the formal-
protest by the Japanese government
against-the alien land not pendingin
the California legislature. He ar-
ranged to meet Senator Works of Cal-
ifornia. to learn thé status of the hill
and sought Information from Lane
of-the interiordepartment who is a
native of California.
100 Trimmed flats
at $ 2. 9 8
84.03, $303130.
NewYoIk Specialty
Store
o-nldht
Vehpardricsfreeofdust
intwohounsndlhardin
twenty—.four
Real value
19 so.
Use to-morrow
A door varnished with
Vellpnr can he walked on
in twmtydour hours. with-
out shields: or warring.
Wash Noni Day
The lustre stays. does not
turn white, ”steers the
aegis, Things New
Width marl
RAB
Wipin-
Chas. E. Dow .
Washington Street
South Norwlllk
t
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