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. sections Fronts were fieported as far
1 from the Upper Mississippi Valley. , ,
' spent yesterday in New York city with
”at. w and Crops Cloth. 2
at.1 .nachOo'ahdflmfl
WINNERS ROMPERE.‘ in.
. Glam and Balaton
, until. at " and
ladies HODSE DRESSES.‘
' *‘ and Glue
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.' WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwaik and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Tuesday; frost tonight;
slowly rising temperature Tuesday;
moderate'to brisk northwest and west
winds. Weather, conditions: An area
of high pressure. central over Pennsyi
vanis. is producing pleasant weather
with low temperatures in the eastern
south as Raleigh, N. c. Unsettled
weather with rising temperature pro
’vsils in the central and western dis
triots. local showers were reported
WEATHER A YEAR Ado TODAY: '
Temperature: Low 43; high, lid.
Tartly cloudy.
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Hazel master, of Norwaik is spend
in: the day in New York.
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3;} J?! Murphy, of Norwaik s
yesterday in‘ “Wily visim trio ndg‘i
-—iLateat style green hats. O'Brien’ s
Charles Miller, of Elinwood avenue,
a friend.
Erank Gregory and family, of Nor-
walk. tool: an automobile trip to
Bridgeport yesterday. )
The Washington Street Bridge Corn~
mlttee will hold its regular meeting
in the Town Court room this evening.
The Westport dwwbridge has been '
declared unssfe and trolley cars can.
not pass over it with any passengers.
The New Psychology Class will
onset with Mrs. Charles Hall, 35 High
street, Booth Nerwalk this afternoon
at 3 o'clock.
~Norwalit High School Orchestra,
Wednesday, April Q3 1913. Ain't“!-
slon lib cents
"Canoe iBiil" William R. Ferris, of
New York city, spent yesterday with
his parents Mr and Mrs Frank N.
Morris, at West street;
The magnolia trees are in full bloom
and as there are many in The Nor— .
walks. all have an opportunity to see
the beauty thus afforded.
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~41» of unleashed ashes Raymond
Iirou.
A Special
Gilt and Silver
Edge Papers
251: box
Donnelly’s
[Stationery Store
16 scum MAIN eraser,
Round Willow Clothes Hamperit.
Prices .. . ..
Square Willow Clothes
Prices
Wet Wash Laundry Baskets.
Hampers.
onus-vs. h...
as wear WASHINGTON 01'.
BOUTH NORWALK. 1
RED Mill's le BUILDING.
Prompt Delivery. Phase 891
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David w. Raymond
UNDERTAli—ER
NEW RID MEN'S BUILDING,
. W WASHINGTON 8T.
Tot. office. 10!”; Must. I”.
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Mansion House
as . wunmoron or.
50 Nice Rooms. Moderate Prices.
Fine Table Board. Regular Dinner
85c. Breakfast or Supper 25c.
Always Crowded There's a ltuason
OMAN. HAGGEN. PROP.
Phone 1667.
when. . .. ,
Carlos Carllio the fruit dealer, is
spending the down New York on bus-
lasso. ‘
[Incas Tribe. No. 26 I if) it lit. will
Yesterday was the “twenty-ninth an—
ntvemry oi Miter Adams’ and Thom-
as Motorola‘s service in the south
Nowell: ll'irs Department. '
oils: Maharishi/o itiiwort-b demote:-
or its sad list. was it bilworth.
confined to her
an
confer the mound duxrsc tomorrow
nisht. ' ‘1
Mrs Henry R. Buckley, oi Booth
‘Ncrwaiit. has injection home after at-
tannins the funeral cellist morass in
Highland. N. 'i'.
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1 The em bobcat more. will
most in the dilgh school library.) )M
prevent 1. rapid transaction at
_ 1 ram» business. Nothing of ridicu-
Ills og lWlmportsnos is unsealed. 1
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.. $1.50 and saw I:
790.890.0811 2'.
Albert F. Gebebe
Tea iicttl A»
and twb‘i'art
separately»: hi ly polish-
ed; full six darts, va~
in: $4.00.
Witll'the desire to reduce my stock) previous to May lat, when
it will beturned over to The Holmes. ,Keeler and Kent “Co" I offer
Boyvker’s.,.eFe-rtili‘z‘ers
ForField and Garden, for $l‘f25a bag
This offer is foLCash only as it is below cost. Don’t wait
until the “other fellow" gets it—have only about 300 bags.
MANUEL T HATCH.
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Optician 2:33;.
Everything in the Optical Line
Eyes Enamined Free
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is necessary to appreciate its many Yxclusive features which tend to
make it the EASIEST RIDING CAR ON EARTH
A request for acataiogue. or demonstration. to the Fairiield
County‘dlstributor, .
will receive prompt attention.
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Fertilizers: Gardening. Flooring. Lawn Rolling; Grass Seed
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Don’t Miss These Great
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25 lb. Bag Granulated Sugar 1 15
Ben Hur Flour per bag
Gold Medal Flour per bag
Large Assortment of Fresh Vegetables
UNITED GROCERY co) loffloniliwlih It.
”one to.
'. of the legislators.
‘1 the Senate there are eight editors six
’ there are 290 Democrats, 127))Repub-s
_ “Republican. of Little Falls."
11 his activities asainst "discriminative
j; railroad rates," and says that the
‘1 vote of his district~that elected him
I "proves conclusively that the people
:2 of Colorado and wide-awake 'to the
.3 needs of fair and equitable transpon
.. miles.“
3 says he “studied in the public schools
1- or the state and is still trying to get
II as education." while Representative
'; Hinebaugh. of 'lllinois. “was educated
65c
70c
1 , Representatives and Ssnaiors
Tell What They Thlllll oi
Themselves ,1
WASHINGTON April o1.—~Wbat
members of the Sixty-third Congress
think of themselves became public to-
day when the new Congressional Di-
rectory was issued. The new Direct-
ory contains biographies of represeu,
tatlves our senators, prepared by
tiiemselt'es. )
Lawyers. as usual, form the bulk
Sixty nine are in,
the Senate and 270 in the House. In
farmers, five business rnen. five bank-
are two doctors and one soldier. The
House contains seventy-nine business
men. thirty-three editors, ten touch--
ers, eighteen, farmers. nine mechanics
and workmen, six banners, six doc-
tors; one author, one‘ soldier, One
preacher‘a'iid one lecturer. . '
The Directory lists in the Senate
titty-one Democrats, ii Republicans,
and one‘Prosresslve'. ‘In‘th‘e House ‘
llcans, seven Progressive Republicans,
nine' Progressives and one independ-
ent. with a vacant seat caused by the
death. of Representative Legare, or
South Carolina. The Hausa roll,_cail,
which for several Congresses has been
led by Representative Adler, of in-
dlana. will he led in this Congress by
a new Representative, John W.~.Aber-
croinvbierof Alabama.
The new senator from Kansas, Wil-
-liam Howard Thompson, in discussing
his future says: "it is acknowledged
by all who know him that as senator
he will not only bring credit and hen-
or lo himself but to the state and the
nation as well. ”
Generally, the biographies in the
new Directory are remarkable for
their brevity, as compared to former
publications. Many of the members
confine themselves to simple state-
ents of their political records.
, The shortest biography is that of
Representative Lindbergh, on Minna
sotn. who describes rimself simply as
Mr. Kinds] of Colorado discusses
Representative i'Engle, of Florida.
in the school of ‘hard knocks)"
cums AEAB‘.’ WAS ABUOED.
Mother of Two-YoaNOid Child Has
Bums Captain Arrested.
Charging her husband with a serious
crime, committed during the morning.
on their twoyearoid daughter. aboard
the coal barns “Morning titer." now
laying moored at itaymond 'Brothers'
clock. an almost distracted woman
rushed into the Booth Norwalk police
station this morning. To Chief Wil-
liam it. Pennington she told the nor»
rible details of a dastardly clones
against morality The name given by
the man is Julius. die refused *0 give
his last name, but the baby’ 11 name was
given as Mica Bushman, at tho Hospi-
tal.
The Woman left the host this mom
in; to make a tow purchases in the
local stores and when she returned.
the found her little daughter lying in
to book covered with blood. and crying
is her toast agony. The little four—
in; as though, he had been terribly
lrightonad.
The mother mapsctad the crime at
once and took bur infant“ to llr.
booties (l. hohcuusn‘s onion. whsrgha
temporarily attended the wrongsd
child andrrocuminsndod its removal to
tho hospital. The baby has toenail:
W filliltll wont Wold
' Adams, following in the footsteps of
secrets son. too. was crying and act- ...... ...
‘ milled to the hospital. and is resulting
' ucii medical trestuiont as is asbes- ,
' ‘ air. it will not mm at the 11am. '
all, this afternoon. Whether or not the
‘ child will was ‘ .f
cam sternum and outer lotto
is going to give you,
Beginning May 3m
‘4 an opportumty
1’ to make money.
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THE LAs'r 'rwo PRESIDENTS WHO HAVE
DIRECTLY Anonssseo some or
JOHN ADAMS. 1801
make a good appearance in
role. and he adopted the plan 0
ing his cosnmunications food
to be read by prosaic clerks. No
President undertook to revivew
ington' a method after Jefferson
,sight years made another pp
Four wars have been fought to
United'States and civilization
vsnced from the stage coach to .
aeroplane since the custom, now
vivsd by President Wilson, woo
gotten
'wooonow wxnsox, 1913.
Had Thomas Jefferson been an
orator Woodrow Wilson might not
have startled the members of Con-
gress and interested the country by
his personal appearances before the
Joint session April 8. President John
Washington, the first President. ap-
peared before Congress‘olten, and the
custom was settled). Little was thought
of it.
But Jefferson was a very poor public
speaker; He knew that he would not
TOOM E'V LOWEST BIDDER.
38.00 cubic yards“ m
1 Foley and (30., nausea. hi,
1:2. 50 cubic yard... -,, p
All rock bid exists”, , .
The work proposed to be can
follows:
On Prospect avenue, apprcxi
1.7000 lineal loot. . *'
1011 Dove:- mmeh‘mrosimatsly
lineal feet 1,41. .
0n Grandviow avenue. snore
ly 300 lineal feet.
Mo
Construction and lie-Grading of Nor-
walk smote Planned.
The committee composed of Coun-
cilmen Howard. Chandler-and Bahlli
with City Engineer W. J; Wood. an.
in charge of the contracting and re
grading work on several Norwalk
streets, opened bids,.5aturday night
The engineer recommended to the com-
mittee that the“ contract be awarded
to in. Tourney when the mom it Also two catch button on time
pvailableu The bids were as {01‘ avenue. ..
ores: ..
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(anh FM“. who is new tool .
Dnnbory. is spending a my
mouth Norwailt.
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D. it“. “roomy. i3.tillil.00.)bitl rock
82.49 cubic yard.
Empire Con. (20.. £1,888.32, bid‘rocit
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