Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, April 28, 1913 · page 5

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WEATHER FORECAST.

‘ For Norwwk and vicinity: Probu‘
bly showers tonight and Tuesday;

moderate to brisk east and southeast
winds. Weather conditions: Astorm
oi seaside-table intensity is central
this morning near New York city. It
is causing cloudy and rainy weather
so far west as Ohio, Ind along. the
coast from Florida. to Maine; it will
probably move out to see. tonight. An
area or high pressure, central over
the W9 region, is producing pleasant
éweatfler with frost tompes'rtures in
like central sections A trough of low
pressure. extending lirom Arizona
hilltheostwurd, to Montana. is causing
finbettied weother in the Rocky Moun-
thins district

 

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lRead Harris & Grips" advertisement.

 

mum Whitehouse at Henry sires;
Norwsllk was visiting intends in Poll).
“eaten. Sumiwa r: - “if?

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‘1“ ‘ h" ‘ W- “use ‘ m at». z I ”'5’
Frigmabiu p " ibis: mums:
caused. many caught unswsros to rush
for pieces sheltered from the driving
rain. K K
Deputy Sheriff D. Louis i.sdrigsn is
, serving jury ; summons for the Super.
ior Court. The jury comes in on Wed-
nesdsyn

 

Ths' bowling teem oi Shel-moo Coun-
oil Ind other members. will visit ’Po-

nsssus Council 'Roynl Arcaniim, to 1'

morrow night, and indulge in another
contest in the series.

, m sad I
Mrs. William J. Finney. Mt‘s. Motor
Colo. Ind Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.
ives, oi‘ Norwalk. attended the solden
wedding Inniverssry of Mr. Ind Mrs.
ives. oi Dsnhury, on Saturday.

 

in Norwslk last week. there were
eleven also or root saute, Ind mort-
me! of ”LObi). Is sninst property

muster: oi ton Ind momssos bi

“.800 101‘ the third week in April.
1912 » .

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While di‘l‘l‘lng along idIst ”Willi
4mm thi‘ Mullins old}. A.
miles the
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done and the sntom’hbiio

 

 

striiht.

 

.“bi New CInssn,I
em I! MW ii iiInibrd.
annual wits
passed on with but is low IorItohIs.

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Hush housefly, oi Notwithw

 

dInWous one oi toIIiuiI. ‘ .
nichIrd Muslim,

 
 
 

 
 

wooed-
milled to' tins Normlk iiospltol.’yw
lordsy. in I very bod oundition.‘ About
two weeds no he cut his foot in some»
my Ind didn’t attend to it. it on
suited this morninx. tbot he llId I

dt Norwsih, wits
only Ilium humus; by
.0 Dorsey. charm with
“bullshit“ in blank. illness:

A New Line of
WRITING
PAPE

A style that has been accepted in
Paris. izel. us show you. -

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Ionnelly’ s

Stationery Store

18 SOUTH MAin BTREE‘I‘,

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' stld w. would - {
UNDERTAKER

new silo man‘s diatoms,
27 WASHINGTON Ir. ,

Tot, Milagj till”. hours,» I».

 

Mansion 301186
N WASHINGTON OT.
Mod6!lt9 Prices.

50 Nice ROOMS.

350. firearm or Buy 36c.
Alwas Crowded Th insulin.
:7 CHAD. MAIDEN. PROP.
Phone 1657.

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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given thIt In II-
Ieumont oi the usable property at
the hint Nomsik Fire District dill
”been undo on the Town iii-It of 1918.
flIid went list m be 1m
ior Whistles It tho cities or the
Mt Norwnih Electric min Ration.
Bssview Avenue in Maid ilfistriot.

Role mm

nah..." nor-Ins Electric Light I
tion on my lot. was It s p. in. to
non Ind determine Ill IppoIlI man
to them from sold IIIIIImom list
Dated It host Norwsik cons. April
21st, Hid. ’

u. 1!. um
I. HOWARD.
WILLIAM ii. sinuses.
llisst Norwslh Firs blslrlel Commit
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‘ SPECIAL SALEg,‘

it will be turned over to The Holmes, Keeier and Kent (in. 1 oitor

Bowker s Fertilizers
Fbr Field and Garden, for $1. 25 _;a bag

This offer is for Gun only as it is below cost. Don't. well:
until the “other ioilow" gets it~hsve only about 300 bets.

MANUEL '1'. HATCH.

 
 
 
 
 
 

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o {D Jackson so wsu. was“

NORWAlgig.
. thicisn ”w“ has.
Everything in the Optical Line

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i ‘ Eyes Examined Free
sebum-sows

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I:-,I:I:I,I:I:I:I:Ijsjuj

A close study oi the «runny modelsor

The May er

is necesury to IppreciIto its mIny uyclusivo iontures which tend to
make it the EABiEBT RIDING CAR ON EARTH

A tonnes! for I «alone. or demonstration. to til? Fsiriisid
County distributor, .
II will reoeire prompt attention. 'W
' cannon, mvsn s'rIIIr. S, «emu. cons.

 

 

 

 

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5 000 Bean Poles

Fertilisers; Gndeninz. Pidinnng Lawn Rolling; Grass Seed
RAYMOND nROTHsss

 

 
 

 

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PIAZZA

Need a New Ceiling?

. ii whiten your «room: to so to The listen Ind ilsiibi Co. good
«lost the but wood for tho serum-om. which hr new
issue iqlio no,» the most pinning Ind double. it you hope I diiisr-
snt mlnwsbout it, you will iibd horn the but Woo oi woods.

The Batch 8: one roomy

; spurs snowball. mu.
one or our liminlllwbosvor bestow-”Moor than: Mum, tor
for its monthly. vorhuo was! also lost: II loss
ins. ~ .

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Witll the desire to reduce my stock previous to my lot, when '

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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' by that board.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

f stall airy dilutions

 

WASHINGTON. Aili‘ll 28- ~Durin§

. 6‘ discussion of the Underwood bill

 

:1 ‘at the‘caucus oi the republican oi the
~- house on Thursday evening. exfitepre-
' senfhtivo Hill's wool and cotton bun .
. were brought up and on eitort who ,
' mode by several western mei‘fibe‘rs to

 

have them adopted ah substitutes tor
th'e schedules in the bill now pending
nature the house. It who admitted on

during theisst congress by Represen-
tetIVevPsyne was based upon the re
had their approval, but the cotton
bill. it was elsiined was not
upon the boards report, and sccord

 

by Representigtive Gardner oi Massa-
chusetts, who never omcislly approved
The telegram stated
that the cotton bill proposed by Mr.
Hill was drawn with the assistance
at the stat! of the board. but it was

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Ind thnflthe board were not in any
way committed tip it.
Q in the course of his remarks, Rep-
resentatlve Green of Massachusetts
said: "Mr. Hill in his soul wanted to
dig a hole for Mr Underwood to fall
into, and We have fallen into it our
selves.”

Mr. Gardner.

 
 
 
 
 

also of Massachu-

 

but did not know anything aboutit.
He said he would hot vote for it
again. With regard to Mr. Hill’s biii

 

so shy farther thus to point out, in
addition to the errors pointed out by

eulist of 8 samples, which sell over
in England I great deal higher than
in the United States, and be naturally

in England than they sell .ibr here
they do not need any duty and yet in
his bill be put I duty on these same
goods, I duty of 6 to so per cent.

, Mr Gardiner said that Mr. Hill's

 
 

 

hurled blah dials: or. clothes made
out It yarns on which he chow low
duties; he charged low duties on:
cloths made out at yarns on which he
eburzedhigb duties. He said he did
not mean to say this applied in ev—
ery case, but in very many. The thrill

quire II much information so they
would hove liked to have upon cotton.
it won nowhere nest I. cal-bin! a re-
port In the report on wool.

momentum” Mutant of Wiscon-
sin Iddresssd the caucus min dolonce
o! the Hill bill...

diopublican lander MIn‘n oi illinois
closed the discussion II ioliows:

“i would like to any further I: to
Mr. Hill,
,Inything in behalf or Mr. Bill to the
‘ old members. Mr. Hill as one of the
shim man in the house in my service
is the house. He did Inst work Ind
in my indomsnt both on the woolen

i know iron: his ointment. to me
thst he bod some doubt in ”torches
f. to the notion schedule” tint he so
posted. , Ho hullovod with the Mill-
tiIs for monuisotuss which ws hm
in this oounlry we required I comm
slimy Imam tsriii on those [Mm
but'omthe Manor Indus nicotine I
“quite moldmhio pmtshtion is noses.
Isry Ind mm IlwaI willing to Inks
any list or! to Mr. Hill to Wilson»:
item both II to his knowledge Ind
I. to ins Iinuorit‘y. . ‘

“I moire. Ir. choiruiw. tht on tho
motion to repulsion. which Ihoih be
attend in oddities to other proposiv
tinno which it» conisrsnoo iI directed
to la mils. tho motion to semicolon
torthI remit
monsoon Ind motopropfish
sultan Inhodulo in «sinfully with the

 
 
 

all sides that the» wool bill,” ousted ;

port at! the min bound and that n,
tbused .

lbs to a. telegram read to. the caucus

not considered by the board in detail ‘

sells said: he voted for the Hill bill, .

 

 

The Opportunity to Mske ll“:

is given to you by the

State 01 low York
Banking Department

Liquidator of The Carnegie Trust Co. end The Northern Bank

 
 
 

Authorizing the absolute and unresérved

 

 
 

formerly the

Morris Park Rate Track

.. Bronx Borough, New Yul: City

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

June 2nd Ind every day theresfier until every lot is Iold.

10% III rI-Iin on harm's. Till. insured free by Lsyym Title III. I: TIMI: ‘ 7

Sand for maps and particular: to ‘

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J. Clauses DIvieI, 149th St. and 3d Am, New York City
Joseph P. Duo, 31 Nassau Street, New York City

.- Axonls a. Auctioneers

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

he said that it was not necessary to ’

 
 
 
 
 

 

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Mr. Green oi down; that Ml. Hill gives ’

coucluded that it they sell it for more ,

classification wss absolutely (also; he ,

heard reports thIt may did not so 7

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 
 

 

(3:!!!

The pnce for each number of above lllustmtedl‘retteru is :2,
v

Don’t forget to buy the Bountiful FASi-i
wimpumlmsd with I 15 cent pattern.

mwouwhr

 

it is unnecesssry to . IIy ‘

chsdnl. Ind on the cotton schedule. .
have lost his iiio in the tire is his
home in the mt Rock road, as exclu-
sively salad in 'i‘hs Sentinel.‘on‘,$ss-
noisy. but been found Ind his trisnds
Ira KM bu know that be ill sore, '

DEMON)" AGAINST NORTHERN

prom court may hold the Northom
holds "ltsiiwsy" compliny ii'Ibio for ‘
the dohts or the Northern Minimal 0‘ Wlmn modem 1
“mum“ _
woo Innouuusd by {males Loom in s:
suit bmushtby Joseph H. boys. «

 

South Nervous has returned. I
In «mom trip about tho ,an hook
loud» Elliot. .

evening by Dillon slums tor Ibusito‘

 

 
 

WILLIAM P. BEERS _
6 South Main St. So.- Nor’w

FiNM. VIMN BI: WM

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Lost One at Mlny Stimuli
I logs Proud Moulds <

Congregational, church ,
afternoon was the duel one
shoes-Inn serlso MGW‘+
‘John swims, ponies. out

was humility Ittsndss Isothb
spoils upon the subject Wild;
at nodsfl doilninc Modem
usual excellent manor. .i" ‘ V

The Norwnlk little tam

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

ascos THOMN SAFE.
Joooh Thoma. who woo thought to

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

“‘“r PAC!!!” MiLWlAV COMPANY
WASHINGTON. «April ”with Btu»

 
 
 
 
 
 

lowest Case and bum. some \
lord isi tenor Ind PW
tenor, slid the moist ohol
., lotto turnisbsd the muse,
Ml. mush Ind bows-IE mmth 16"“ ‘ ”mum”? high ' '

ill-hm 6.30 to t o'olob
for than with? nests .. ‘:
‘ wwhold. Mucous:
Milled» bimmh‘illiits ”
and intro ws's illusion.

Company. The docislon

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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district: 3. Burns woo mooted inst

 

All“ but”: Robina:
Houdini, intuit) nun!

 

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