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For N alk and vicinity; Probably
ishowexa this afternoon and tonight;
’Wednesday fair; moderate variable
“-winds becoming northerly. Weather:I
conditions: The storm center this
mornIneiI near Trenton, N. J. It has
Emoved but very little during the last
:twenty four hours. Rain has been
31’quite general along the Atlantic coast
“north of Hatteras and east of Indiana
' The weather is clearing rapidly on the
western side at the storm and this
morning the rain extends only as far
3i,west‘as Reading, Pa The storm will
7 probably move out to sea during the
illiternoon or early tonight. Pleasant
weather prevails in the western and '
'centrili sections.
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WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
'i‘:emporature Low. 38; high, 52
nameless. ” I
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We have a complete line for you to i;
select drum. .1 ‘ "
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W P. Beers
o soul-11 MAIN sr.
so aratoly; hi ly clich-
ed'p full six gang, va-
iue $4.00. ‘
pecial $2.25
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With the desire to reduce my stock previous to May ist, when
it will be turned over to The Holmes, Keeler and Kent 00., I offer
Bowker s Fertilizers
/ For Field and Garden, for $1. 25 a bag
This offer is for Cash only as it is below cost. Don't wait
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Cloudy “A
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hmot the people that «Some to the
”Eco at tile ipit mill3t3im will havoto
camp out there and’ithe Women will
have to bring their knitting. because
there to be about 1,000 dogs licensed
in the next two days. ‘ There have
been only 600 dogs licensed and Town
Clerk Smith thinks that there will be
a number of lines this year.
Town Clerk Herbert in Smith mil-i3; 3?
The bridge cases wage argued in the
Bridgeport court, yesterday.“ by Alton
neys John J. Walsh and John H. Light
for the town. and Leo Davis for the
property owners. The cases are the
onesigldt were heard before the flaps-
'rior‘ urt commissioners, in Norwalk.
several weeks ago. No decision wall
given yesterday, but it is thought that
there will he one in a few days. as
soon as the commissioners [consider
3 . the cases.
ii mm write a telegram you can
write I Initial want adv.
[Nb ‘0' FINGER TAKEN OFF}.
l y.
'Frsnk Lombsrt. or 0in Strpt.’inlur-
Id at Lockwood Mfg. to.
Willie worms": at one oi Lockwood
MI. Contacts“ knob profiles recent-
in Wink. umbori, of any street, gu-
Jurcd the middle loIt hand halter.
the injury necessitates immediate
amputation at the iirst lolnt.
1ldllnhart, it spams. noticed the dye.
which wisps out the Apollo. wss be
coming loose. Ilia stopped tildiiidtlllmr
ism. with the intention or “adjusting
the dye. but isilod to tells his lost all
11m level, which allows the hammer
to come down. sad tho result was that
' while leaning over the machine the
Weight of his body hill! down on the
lever. and the hammer came down
‘ with I omit on timber-Vs dinner.
UNDERTAKER 1
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDINO,:
2? WASHINGTON 81'. 3
Tot, «no» 100”; housI, 698.
Thew Meyer
“is necdililary to appreciate Its unity exclusive features is oh tend to
make it the EASlEsT RIDING CAR ON EARTH
A request for I cItIlquo,33 or demonstrlltion,
County distributor. ‘ I '
will receive prompt attention.
OSCAR H BANKS, ”Add;
GARAGI, FIVER ITRIIT. NORWAL
5.000 Bead ales
Fertilisers: Gardedinz, Plowing, stn Rolling; Gross Seed
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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50 Nice Rooms Moderate Prices.
Fine Table Board. $108qu Dinner
35c. Breakfast or Supper 2512.
Always Crowded. Therd’s I Reason.
CHAS. HABSEN. PROP.
. Phone 1567.
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NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that an”!!-
sessln‘out oi the taxable property at
the East Norwsik Fire” District hIs
been made on the Town Diet or 1912.
Bald assessment list may be (ound
for examination at the ethos or the
mast Norwslk Electric Light Station,
Sosview Avenue in Mid District.
The Board or' nolloi will moot It
said East Norwaik Electric Light Sta-
«ennui». 1918 stilpolndto
host and detai'mluo ail Ippbsls made
to them loom said “moment list.
Dated at Eutmorwslk Conn. April
21st, 192i!
M.
PIAZZA
Need a New Ceiling 2
iii iii. MEAD.
Ill. 3. HOWARD,
WiLblAMii SNIN‘EN.
East Norwaik in", District (:0ng if on, tell your carpenter to so to Tbs Hatch sud Bailey (lo. good
1 tee. ,. select the best wood for the purpose—«Cypress. which our upon
loses tells us is the most pleasing and durable. it you hello I older- ,1
out mind‘silput it, you will find here tho but grades oi Iii woods.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
lilii‘m NORWALK. Mil.
tilled! our iipsoisltisswilss‘vor Boarder—matter mild Plaster. for
fol-1.112s school-sexing. vermin promt sud iss3ts ss ions at the build .
ink 1 .
Eithér can be used :: iiciais or the (litter Makers’ union have
1 cent to each member of the'House and
1. Senate a protest against the i‘i’é’dfiw
:3 portation of cigars from the Philip.
- pine islands as is proposed ivy the
I. tariit bill now pending hetero the
1 '3 House.
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', hncco to come into the United States , 3
1 tree. but it aliows them to use not to ’
‘; opportunity.
‘i in the Philippines is loss than one-
jj iourth of the wages received by cigar
-- matters in the United States.'
:1 chimed by the cigar makers in their
;: statement that Iully onethird oi the
3: population at Manila is Chinese. and
.. n the products of this Oriental cheap
II iabgr comes into this country the
'3 result will he ruinous to the industry
-- here. aud3would in a measure impair
II Ind partly nullity the Chinese exclu-
' sion act.
They claim that under the economic ,
1 conditions existing hero. the present
» tree of oily. This means that the
hacco Company, which" they declare is
”grog
iii.
PAIN'l‘iNofl AN”, DIODHATIHG.
immodinbsly alter the accident his,
13d din Milan-rt]
HerbertW Gorilsin
8. Mt AW? Milli-Iva '. , ‘
WM 6mm, w m VIII?!” 7*
ml "WWW “My shinning”
3 nymidrunui 70 m
also; fulfill lilo is more I ma
91‘1de distance in tho Gfdcnflliil
III! (or bio on at tho wrecking oiihs 1
NWWMEdW or '
sfiioilj is We WWW ‘
ills Woiccit clinic in iiridssuert that
rounds. ”doubts his remit spam
““0“ in the Philippine
islands
WASHINGTON, April 29.—-T3he of'v
They say that the hill not only al-
lows cigars made tram Philippine to-
excaed 20 per cent. of foreign tobacdd
in their goods and still send them in
Philippine manufacturer can use a
combination of Philippine, American.
and Havana tobdoooj‘ which they
claim gives the "Philippine-manufac-
turer an unfair advantage near the
American manufacturer,
consequent detriment to American
workingmen and womenr ‘ ‘
restraintro limit to the markets .333
this country “that the. American To-
just as eftective as before the dileged,
dissolution, would filmediately estab-
1 iish‘ large factories in the islands and 1‘
continue the manufacture or cigars
there on a scale that would seriously
interfere with the industry in this
mcountry proper. They claim that
when 'Porio Rico was annexed and
given tree access to the markets or
this country. the trust immediately
proceeded to obtain ‘ control not‘gnly
or the cigar industry but also of the
leaf or raw material of Porto Rico.
so that today they practically control
at the very least 80 per cent. or the
cigar industry of that island. In one
year. they say. 1250 cigar factories
have gone out of business and thou-
sands oi American cigar makers have
suiiered in employment in this coun
try. The trust. they‘dhink, will do
precisely the some thing in the Phil-
ippines, and thishiil gives them the
The wages paid for mailing cigars
lib
limit to the products of the island is
more than Mr to the Filipinos. Ow-
in; to the climate and the beauties of
nsture the Filipino lives very cheaply.
Clothing is of the cheapest kind; he
has so expensive rent to pay. buys no
expensive clothing, no [not to our»
chase while he has soli-sustaiuint
food will“ in Ibundsnce. We on
the other hood must bear the ever
increasing cost or iivinx Ind dud the
short to sustain homo. ismiiy sad
life always could tp our income.
"We protest stain“ rein: pitted
Intact Grinnisi labor. the cheapest
labor in the world. in our rituals tor
existence. We, protest against the
proposed chasm in extendinI the
mount o?“irac importation oi cigars
train the Philipplndislsnds." 3
relnrv-rwo, sounds or BOXING.
rd 1 mm
film is? "out West: ill-dorsally, in
Oouib Nam-iii. I M also.
All the local borers are novices.
chillies 'tohoai Mustard. its pom all
comers It the howling Alleys. m
with sonic cacti alumnus is terrier
“resting. Ill Jack is stain our» iiovd.
ionic bromides. heparin ms will
they dro3 willing to bid as whips inner
fold
MW lino drunks will so sight
or those and has mild with hard.
and be a'
They hold that it Congress gives the 1 ‘ '
' Philippine cigars free access without
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TEEEMMWSI+T+W
*iixed In future orders.
ram. shim. milgdi‘il use hudimud
othilr‘ioosi boys have had them on. .
roll all agree that Muslin-dds at
its will have to In idol to so: a drill
Mil in
Star Soap Wrappers ‘ Ci
Beautiful etched Water Pitcher and
six thin etched Tumbled, for ONLY
50 Star Sea Wrappers
Regular Valuap 150 Wrappers ‘ " '
This Special Premium can be had only by bringing
your Star Soap Wrappensto
A. J. ANGEVINE m1 SON C0. .
FIlIiiln, Carpets, Draperies Ind Stoves. ' Wimp-pill, Ind Records *
134-138 Washington Street, South Norwalky Conn. '
THIS OFFER EXPIRES JUNE 30th. 1913.
Write to The Proctor & Gamble Distributing- Co.. Cincinnati, Ohio, ‘9:
catalogue of hundreds of other Beautiful Free Presents 3 ‘ ,
w;
s
tertainment the city afforded.
GBNNEBTIWT NEWS
sear they will have to be satisfied ‘
Fan" WASHIHET‘IN what their fellow townsman, Rent?
i'taiile Reilly can find time to ti
them.
Rev. William Kidd, Oi Merlden
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WASEINGTON, April 29. — The
postotiice department has authorized 1
the use of 60 toot railroad post office :3: :flfilggal‘gglfi: whiiew era,
cars between Springfield and New Ha- H a tak u 33¢in
you and New York the rate of the e w s on to like Eluwrgonoy
commencement of the service is to he I pital, where the broken bone WIT
To Constassmsn . onnedy ‘
the credit of securing the ii
pointments under, thewnew admin ,.
tion.' The prepideut sent to the I
ate yesterday the names of John
eph Kolans to be postmaster at ‘
mour. and John J.. :flassidy to
. master at Woodhun. macho! ,n‘
Representative L‘Engle, a new mem- er members ot the (131th ill
her iroln Florida has presented in commendation on file. but the“
the House 3 resolution providlns that the first names sent to them ‘
representatives at the mods who are Connecticut since March 4. ‘
granted ihs’ privilege of the press Senator McLean introduced in?
gallery of the 'House. shall be sdmlla Bennie yesterday 6. but granting
ted to all committee meetinsil or all increase of pension to imam
committees. and shall have at all Plait oi‘ Derby. widow 6! Chill 1
times access to all committee rooms Flatt, Jaw s member of on H
when the committees are considering Conn vols., from '313 to S
public business. - month 9
This is intended to do away with, nepyeganlauvegi of the in“
the executive sessions a“! all commit {acturers Association and the gin"
tees. union were bolero the Senate I
Representative Reilly, who has been committee yesterday. and so
Senator McLean has" presented to
the Senate the memorial of James T.
Fitton. “Co! Rockviile. rsmohstrating
against the adoption of the proposed
income tax amendment to the pending
tIriii bill.
went to Albany. N. Y.. Saturday rates on their reduct over i,
night to deliver.“ address. vided in the ‘lio‘ ”583‘ bill?“
Hon. Lynn 1w. Wilson. of the it is quite likely that Congressmen
Bridgeport Farmer, member or the Donovan will ayaii himseii 0
auto “moisture and interested In reservation not to be bound
the manufacture of rubber goods, isin action 01‘ the caucus. limb. will)? W
Washington for I low days I; the bill is considered under the live-mint:
guest or his brother. so editoriIi uts rule will offer an mandates
writer on the Wuhluxton Times. Mai the “nodule mortal“ for It 1."
Wilson expresses himssii so well 50 per cent. in!!! on lists.
plossed with the action at the Ways Donovan says he has more list
and up." committee in inking :1, are In his disiiici. than are 00313 Id
rubber from the dutishls list, wllsr it in In? other district in We comma
who placed in on om mu or moi John 'I‘ Kins. or Bfldlfiwfl,
min hill, and plIciug it on the tree cellar on senator Brandon». :1! 1
list. where he ms it boluses. ‘dov morning. He would not
Thu members oi the senior class at “I“ “”1”“ 9‘ Mi “9.“: W W
the Marielle Blah school are It the W"
Cochran listed for s few days stunt; douxressmsn {Reilly pros
swim in WashioIton. inst yesrwhen tile titanic yesterdsy the ‘
the class tron-i this school were its the Women’s Club, at Anscsis,
Washington titers was considershis Ind Shelton. isvorinI the
mm between itsnmntstlu Reilly the mm hilt prohibiting 1th.,
and Times in giving them all tint on- lotion of birds for plumage,
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PICTORIAL REVIEW PAT ERNS,
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