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WEATHER Foascas'r.
.. 3 For Nerwallt. and vicinity: Fair to-
nlght and Friday',‘ warmer tonight;
‘ light to moderate west winds. Weath‘
or conditions: «Light local showers
_ have pecan-ed during the last twenty-
dour hours in the Upper Mislss'tppi
Valley and the northern portion of
the Lake region. .
MEATHER A YEAR Ado TODAY:
Temperature: Low. 43; high 68.
Clear. ‘
Li—Coal delivered. scso.
isms.
Raymond
. an
Li‘flourt Frances Social Club will meet
on next Monday evening with Mrs.
bottle Pintt. of Cherry street All are
réouested to be present?
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;-'-Cosl‘deiivered. $6.50. Raymond
1 éomte Judge Henry W; «summit:
ls ' .. '
Coventry. as Judge Resting is dis-
qualified from acting;— J
~Nothing but bargains. The White
Shoe Store. .
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in no one item is the general super- '1
iorty 0! scientific refrigeration more
clearly exemplified than circulation oi!
cold dry air by its duplex system used
in" the white mountain reirizeriator
shown ’by A. J. Collins Go. See adv.
’assK datum—Tim
nose roost
(Continued (rpm first page.)
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long termed.
The present officers/are:
”seldom-«Alden Sohnons. ,
“comment—John ii. Knapp.
Becretann and Treasurer-ZGeOrseLL
Woodward.
Board oi DireotniswAldeu Salmons.
John H. line-tip. Edward Beard. John
iii: Matti omens. Doll. Charles G.
Beheaded Firederlclc ii. Rowan.
M D. Layton John li‘ McMahon,
ilhsl'ki' W son William it Tom
malty, men's. Kennett. Samuel
Grumman and George L. Woodward.
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‘ Fruit deltas."
Cream one supra] at butter and lard
mixed and add one cupful at sugar
gradually Add one euptul or New Or-
leans molasses one menu or milk
and one t'ésspoolilul oi soda dissolw
do in a modest water: so. in tour
cupfuls of lien: milled find outed with
, one louspoouful or oinus‘thon slid one
consonants] oi elbsf so. and sdd one
A New Line of
WRITING
PAPER
A style that has been accepted in
Paris. Let us show you.
Donnelly’ s
Stationery Stare
18 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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David W. Raymond ;
U N D E RTAKE R
new use laws surLomo.
. 27 wasuma'rou or.
Tot. office. 10.”; hell”, I”. ‘
Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
son an. occasions.
on on NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 - l. vAAST1:
Paper
Han ging
Our Specglty.
PAINTING AND DECORATING.
HerbertW. Gotham
as oauoonv sounsvsao. '
Int .Nomlk. Phone oasis.
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WEDDED FIFTEEN YEARS.
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Delightful Social lvsnim in Honor
oi The Anniversary or Dr, and
W...—
. The fifteenth weddins shutter-silty
or Dr. and Mrs. inmost iBsruiol. oi
Meadow street, was happily celebrated
at their pretty home last svoulus. The
house it» handsomely uncommitwitb
reasonable flowers and potted plants.
Iror iho oooulon crested s surgeons
aii'eot. Addison lootioir was some I
nun-3333.3;-;n;.:.;-::;s;s;-;-‘-.-.-.v.a;-;-.-2-.‘.‘.
- "i
Mn. “main 5 k .
and with the colored halite mound ‘
separately; highly polish- V‘
ed; full “i. quarts, va-
lue $4 00. '5 ‘
Specral $2. 25 IT“ m
I‘I‘I‘u‘n‘u‘u's‘l‘s‘n‘r-':'-:-:I:s‘-:-:n:.:.:-;s,:‘I'IIIZIIIII'
With the desire to reduce my stock previous to May 1st when
it will bec‘tur‘ned over to The Holmes, Keeler and; Kent Co}. I offer
Bowkers Fertilizers
For Field and Garden,°ior~ $1. 25 a bag
This offer is for Cash only as it is below cost. Don’t wait
until the “other ieliow” gets lt—have only a ratio bags
MAN “L T. HATCH.
Coal Delivered
Pea Goal 1
Wood- Cut and Split- Fire-Place Wood ‘
$6. 50 per ion
65 .00 per ton
RAYMOND BROTHERS
as watt. eraser
nonwaut
* Optician "m“
erythtng in the Optical Line
Eyes Examined Free
”:er
A close study or the many models or
The May 61' Car
' is necessary to appreciate its many ”Yoluslve dentures which tend to
malts it the simmer amine can ON EARTH.
A renuest for s cstslosue. or demonstration,
County distributor, «~
will receive prompt attention.
OSCAR H. BANKS .—
GARAGI. RIVER “REIT. NORWAL
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to the?” 1 some
Agent
CONN.
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PIAZZA
Need a New Ceiling?
it so. k”tell your carpenter to so to The Hatch and Bailty' (log and
select the host wood for the purpose-«Cypress, which our exper-
lance tells he is «the most pleasing and durable. it you h vs I. dlfteru
«u out mind about it, you will dud bore the to» 33min at a Woods”
The Hatch 81 Bailey Company ’
IOUTH NORWALIL Wit.
. . tins of our ammonium—Beaver Bosrdswllsttsr than flatter. tor
tor it's apportioning. vermin proof assassin as, tour; as the build-
ins. ‘
. Imam).
- SGIENCE IN THE STAR HOLE
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cost. and. With Acids and Precious
Minis as Stags -Propsrti’os, They
Boot-ed s Brilliant Buddy's!- '
Even the United States government
has become rammed oi' the present
day fever to eliminate any waste and
stop leah‘s in the methods of doing
‘ things. The results. particularly in
the mints and assay oilices. have been
remarkable. 1 11.» 1
For instance. the old method of ex-
tracting gold from“ bases metals when
of treating the smelter 'bars oi gold
tbc‘lmser metals, leaving therold with
a small percentage of impurities that
could b3 removed by fusing with alter.
Germany went the United States one
there. men whose genius for scientific
detail is unsurpassed by those of any
otbcnnstion, perilécted a process for
rednlng'hy electricity. Simply stated.’
it uothlngimore nor less than electric
plghg. The smelter bars are placed
posited in an absolutely pose state.
{faring the base metals behind in solo-
on.
it was this residue that interested
the high brow professor-3.1% fact
that platinum is frequently found with
gold has been recOgnlzed eveh since
the science or metallurgy was in swad-
dung clothes: uls’ovthe fact that gold
mos—i. 9., that do single acid known
Will dissolve them. ‘it takes a combi-
nation of nitric and touristic acids to
get either of these two. metals in solu-
tion. Silver. on the other hand. is
readily soluble in nitric acid. No one
ever thoucht or testing it nitric acid
solution of silver for the presence or
platinum Domain of the theory. sound:
as religion. that platinum could not be
dissolved by nitric acid. Therefore. it
was argued. if there wasn't enough
silver in the solution to make it worth
while to. extract it. then. of course.
there could not be anyplatinum, so
~ into the utter it went.
The professors began to experiment
At the tlrst step they uncovered the
dusty gentleman in the wood pile.
meLdIscovcrcd a curious tact—some-
ly. that. while platinum alone was not
soluble Iii nitric sold. some or its ills
limit with silver were soluble. for
instance. a composition or a per cent
platinum in silver is readily soluble.
'lebt there was the claw lending to the
discovery that for years out of mem-
ory untold Iqusutlties of the precious
model above all others in
electrical manufactures. had been run
I plug into the sewer. All solutions were
carefully tested. Bolts of iron were
.. sinned. William supposedly of silver
'; wore analysed. and since then plati-
I. numvst the rape of $5.000 'a month has
'; been altered iorpale by Undefiam.
it is interesting to trace the sources
;; at this sold in that thstscts suaxest
.. tbslcsoonsr “or no: deposits or plati-
;'_ sum to ism quantities are coins to
,1 be bound. Ll is or the gold coming
;; from the west
.. Alaska contains pistinom. it is round
;; ilmost entirely in the sold mined in
.. lesion and South America. Gold from
3; these districts is coming in letter
.. quantities your after year. it is found.
‘ tor instsuco. in ' What ls popularly
United states and
known so Galilee sold. Guinea sold
has s peculiar luster all Its own. It is
highly prised in the Jewolr! tmls tor
this same peculiar color. 1
There are vast reaches of wildsmdss
in south America that. tilled with
mtssmio swamps and lurid snaps
armed with poisoned arrows. bah so
far resisted the advance of the white
man. it seems not too much to expect
that sooner or later. when these dis-
tricts are exploited. platinum in ism
quantities ”will he discovered. some
lint Harts is probably s-bomlnp now
to sin: the romance or i’lstlnum gulch.
The romance or cold is rounded on the
material consideration of $200? so
more. which the governments or the
earth boy .dscrssdamust be its price
now and for aversion. They will
have to build a mood story listen
stun on the romance or the metal that
is we twice as much as gold.
How
miss at pinnacle in the supposedly un-
' alloyed liars that the his colloids com.
psuios are sending in from their salon:
‘ err. in interesuus question is arising.
Who owns-she yttrium. Duels item or
has: bondhl
Biol-brow Professors Filled: tip the 1.
it- came from the mint consisted merely'
with nitric acid, which dissolved out .
hotter in this. The professors over
in the platlngvlbnth, and the gold is de- "‘ "
and platinum have one quality in com- .
at hauls sum is soiling this
¢ .
The price for each number of above iilustratcdfiiattern is is cents.
Don‘t forget to buy the beautiful FASHIO BOOK, onlv to cont ' “
when purchased with a 15 cent pattern. 1 ' .1 ,
NOW ON SALE AT
WILLIAM B. BEERS . .
6 South Main St. So. Norwal
o-
RURAL CARRIER EX'AM'iN
HIIiII SITIIIJIII. MINES IwIII Be Held In Brid e of D b
The orchestra furnished the music: and Stamford on May 24th.
at assembly yesterday morning, andi' 1
rendered two selections in a mostI The United States civil service
pleasing manner. The first selection emulation for rural carriers wit
was a Minuet, " Don Juan," by Mozart . held at Bridgeport Dan-bury and 1.
and the second the “Funeral hierch"§i01d. Conn ior Fnlrfleid County,
by chopln The Minuet was ploy ed in urday, May 24 1913
a very excellent manner, its llveli- The United States 0i
nose and brevity making it very em- Commission announces an open
phatic The second number was the petltlve examination on the date
selection which deserves special men- .at the places named above. as
lion. This number represents the {11- edit of which it is expected to
nerai march it starts representing certification to an vacancies
the march entering the church. then position at rural carrier at Green
the services, and last the repetition of end Norwallr Conn, and other vs .
the first, the leaving of the church. cies-as they may occur on -.
So excellent was the time and expres routes at post offices in the ‘
sion given this by the orchestra, that named county, unless it. is to
the audience was held spellbound. be in the interest or the servi
and great was the applause when the till any vacancy by re—lnstatenig
iinel note was played. The drum and transfer or promotion. The uses
elaronet had especially important trance salary for rural earl-[m
parts in this selection. from 8600 to 51 100 per ennuuh
Age 18 to 65 on the date 0!
Norwalk High met her first defeat' “mi“w‘m- The mailman
yesterday afternoon at the hands of; "“va I“ 9 5 of person‘s
Bridgeport High Carlson did swimming“ "0“! the Uni
twirling. He let the first two men 1p ‘ military or natal service. ‘
walk. which put him in a bad hole An applicant must have 1318 .
immediately, as the balls had to be domicile in the territory supplig
square over the middle of the plate a 9°“ 0m“ in the WWW f
to be called striheg by the umpire ithz‘hexanunfitiol; is announced
The team as a whole did not put up; i i e exam “I“ on I” 999“ ‘0
the game that they did against both 0 t ““5 0' the “filled 8mm who
Norwailt Bankers and Manor SchooM comply "It” the redid-remap
Errors were common which accountedI Application Form 13“
for the number of runs Bridgeport
pilled up. it can readily be seen that
Norwallt had an all day, as the num— cured Minn the secretary of"
bar oivhits were not in proportion to;cal exam "In“ 1’0"“ or the ‘9‘”
the number of runs made. Bridso at any 0' the places named “W
port secured 11 hits and Norweik 7. from ”I" United 8m" Civil W
Better luck next time. Commission, Washington, D. C I“
I . . Elixibies on registers as
, 1 prior to March 1 1812 can
Members oi the baseball toamwere - ' '
excused at the end of the fifth period slderod l‘or ””0““me only
files for which they were 0
t a rd t till! 120‘“ .
{giffli’ory $1 ding” o c“ c m I such oligliii‘es maybe examined. ‘
in one your from the date «their ,
mor examinations upon fillns ‘ ‘
lions showing that they meet
.uulromcnis oi the now exist
their old omit-bitty for their it 3
does not being canceled.
Aluliicnlions should be proper
cooled and filed with the Com
st il'snhlnstnn Ks ossmiusti
Indra are shipped direct irons _
mission to the place at on ,
it is necessary that application ~
solved in allude time to K
the assimilation desired at the
indicated by the sppllmnt. m
mission will literature emu
d‘
information concerning the r'
merits or the examination, can
A meeting or the camera club was I
held yesterday at one o‘clock in ileum
23. Prof W. {3. Perry explained more
about lantern slides. Many of the
members or the club expect to toke'
cameras to the. tiller Friday.
The April numbers of the “Minute"
acre distributed at one o ‘olock yosier
day by the immodest agents.
The losehcrs‘ play opens this ova
saint: in the illicit iiohool Assembly
Hall Among: the teachers at the filth
tactical taking part ln‘tho play are. amino sny sppllcsntwhoss, ,
Miss Hsymmlor, Miss Lillian “Welsh
tion is received in titanic.”
Mr. 0 it. Kennedy. and all: union '1‘ 1i
. shipment or the necessary
Ripley. aim Katherine Danielson An dilitihls resistor tor m
son and Miss Dorothy smith were up. 1 ‘ ' ‘
, or rural latter ourrlsrior
pointed no the: Property committee. will be. maintained. A M
1 tiled in the coup
QNUAIM WEE ”mm A)“ "‘8 illilitltill “15.”,n‘t m6” ‘h‘t “W
risen club would be changed iron:
summon be m We
riddled Ind Jul“ II. E” a“? E ”III flute HDIWIDMIIE 1.1“ rigs”! d
H.
post unloads such county.
letter cantor alter one if"
rectory service may be '
the position or clash on
iil'glt or second slots nos
position or titties-lynch
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my ball is using but in
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