.lndlss'llsslisous-
Q saloon-n 1s:
ladies' fissile Gowns lilo. no. it
it consists mum
House W 0nd WWI in
m in man;
"E "K. Banks
“checkouts that link
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WEATHER FOREGAQT.
Nor Nor-walk and vioinity: Fair to-
night and Friday, not so cold tonight;
moderate west winds. The southern
storm is central this morning near
Wilmington, N. C. It will probably
move out to see. today. it has caused
considerable snow and rain during the
last twenty-four hours in the states
bordering on the East Gulf and {SOuth
Atlantic coasts. The temperature is
low in the southern districts. Freez-
ing temperatures with killing frosts
were reported as far south as the
Gulf. There has been a decided rise
in temperature during the last 24
hours in the northern and central dis-
tricts. The only places reporting-tem-
peratures below nero were 'Northlleld.
Vt and Albany and Bingha'mton.
N Y.
a",
wearuea A YEAR AGO 'rooav.
Temperature. Low 17; but, so.
a, Fail",a ' trail I 9 .
Mrs Edward A Frost. or Aether,
spent Wednesday with her aunt. Mrs.
W. Mourison.
Simon lattice. who Tuesday night
. bought out Harry ‘Kolodny, the 1 pro-
13 prietor of Hayes’ store for a week, is
. in Montclsir, N. J., getting his house-
hold effects packed and ready fol."
shipment here. lie expects to have
. become settled “by the end or this
week and will live at 159' Main street.
SamuelCoutler. of Westport, land-
ed in the lockup last night for lilting
drunk. Samuel was given a $6 bill
by F, iii. Sturgess, oi the same town.
to make some purchases 0t merchan-
dise for him in iNorwslif. He spent
the fire all right. but in the wrong
way. 'His intention apparently was
of the heat for he proceeded to load
up and had a nice "package" to bring
back to his employer when arrested.
sturges made the conipiaint which re
sulted in Contler’s being locked. up
liberid’ Eli Mead escorted the prison-
er to Westport this morning where his
case will ‘be heard before a justice of
the peace
ma. sremnaar waurs onvoacE.
lrvlng E. Steinhart. of New Haven.
formerly of Rowayton and South Nor-
1‘ walk, has brought suit for divorce
4 against 'Mrs. Elsie steinhart. of Darlen.
rile asks the custody of three minor
children The: grounds for the action
areglven as "intolerable cruelty.” The
case is returnable to the Superior
worthl‘lridgeport, the first Tuesday in
" March. Attorneys Keogh it Candee.
of South Norwaik. appear for Mrs.
Hteinhart, and the plaintiff is repre-
sented by Attorney Charles Hamilton.
«it New Haven.
, miss'flsslin Drawn; 1:56.613; 3
'mar more sites mm the. '". ,
Orders dishes for"
Engraved 8t Embossed
stones Stationery
Lfiitel‘ Hedds I 4'"me - i 5 Get all the dirt. The Fronts
Note Heads . T; _ . ‘ Premier disilns upholstery and;
, ' '5‘ draperies as well?“ rugs and Q
Business Cards, etc. With in" _ , new we: we a. an...
4‘“? , mono. Reiterates clothing and ‘
WM Pd"; BEERS ‘ ;. v“ D ,1 bedding. .Gels the moths and
’ look and stationery my . » , " ' \ mm W
South NW4“- : No ll, " f A child can use it. Cleans in
I ‘ . ., corners. under furniture Good
‘9 enough tor‘any“ home. Priced
- for the smallest. ‘Fully guaran-
teed. ‘
Home demonstration free.
A. J. Collins & Campany
O
“THE K-NO‘ KER‘S OREED Q
Man comes into the world wi‘hout his consent, and leaves it against
his will. During his stay on earth his time is spent in one continuous
round of contrsries and misund arstandinzs .In his Willie? 118’ I an an
gel; in his boyhood he' a a devil; in his manhood he's everything from
a lizard up; in his duties he's a darn fool; it he raises a family he’s a
. chomp; if he raises a check he‘s a thief, and then the law raises --—? ,
With him; it he's a poor man he's a poor manager and has no sense: if
he's rich he’ s dishonest,- but considered smart; if he' s a politch he’s
o a grafter and a crook: it he's out of politics you can‘t place him as be
t ‘ atr l c is an undesirable citizen; lf hog ice to church he's a hypocrite: it he
. . y . stays away he‘s a sinner; if hedlnates to foreign missions he does it
for show; it he doesn't he's stin'y and a tight wad; it he sells good
A
cool it is too expensive; it he se is cheap cool it is rotten; if he quotes
‘ at S . you often he is hard up for cute s; if he does not quote you he is too
‘ cheap to buynstamp; if he calls on you he makes you pay his travel-
Novelties, Favors and Place Cards. lug expenses; it he does not call on you he cannot afford to.
Our One Cent post“;(;ard9, e for so, When he first comes into the world everybody wants to kiss him: '
are me best quality that money can before he goes out they all want to kick him If he dies young there
buy. lie sure and iooli them over at was a great future before him; if he livos to a ripe old ago, then, 0!
course. hes living only to save funeral expenses.
D 0 N N E L L Y ’ S LIFE's A DAM FUNNY THING, Isiv'r m"
, Why not give us a sample order and try our cool?
3TATIOMERV AND‘ BOOK STORE . RAYMOND 3303.
Frank Jacoby
{30pm Hoyt‘ 3 Theatre
sun‘s . ‘ ~
=COATS,
wants
16 BOUT“ RAIN iTREET. s
....—-.... w
ass CENT!
LAUNDRY
gentlemen!
suits in firstciaas condition. ‘.
This means you can have
Your Suit Cieancdj
and Pressed '
Weekly
forestatedperiodata mora-
nominhl darn-e than you could 3
obtain otherwise. We will be
pleased to give all particulars ‘
on request.
'Phoae - 5 ring 4.,
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‘ See £7the Moyer'Six '
' , meats including many Atom inspires. and the pale electric starting
and lighting system .
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Complete with all equipments 33, 250
O SCA R H. B A N ‘KLS
Distributertoc Foirtield County. River Street. Norwaik. Conn.
rum” __..__.M ........._ .. __
COLEBURN & LAUDER
THE JEWELERS.
DIAMONDS, WATCHES. JEWELRY, CUT GLABB.
m
We have a careluiy selected stock of Sterling Silver and Silver
. Plated Wane. the latest designs of standard makers. Also Silver
Novelties of every description We invite your inspection.
Repairing and Optical Work of All Kinds,
Let US Quote You Two arenas.
96 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
RATES , 22 WALL eraser. . NORWALK.
son . ; " ‘
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Workmcn’s
BUMP , NSMIUN ' O-BrJackson “mirror
Insurance 3 WM” ' m“ m’ ’
J n. mm a 00" Inc. ; Everything in the Optical Line
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE. Eyes Examined Free
5 Raiernd Ave. South Norwaik, ct.
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TWDQuy "Einé'fw‘
TO NEW. YORK
for height only. Freight pr‘opelier'
leaves Pler‘27,'iiisst lllver, Newifork
.(foot “Catherine street), ever “day
*excqyt Sunday at 3 p. m. h‘reig t ro~
,. solved at Norwalk up to 6 p. m. and
“birth Norwalk up to ii: 30.
NOR WALK
Steamboat Line
. ANNlNG J. soon. Loom. ,
,MORGE F FODTE. donors] Agent.
--4~« said.
The Reed & VOlki'; Coaster Suffers Painful [Mary at Nor. ' - .
oton Heights. ‘MAY oELLJEFFERSON'a TOMB.‘
With his right thigh broken when a RICHMOND. Vii... Feb. 25.-~Roifl‘3
. 'speediug bob- sled overturned, sunday sentetiva Jeiferson M. 119W. 0! blew
.. afternoon, knocking the coasters intoiYOi‘k. 1DWW5! 0" “033109"0 and tomb
the roadside, Bertram Schneider is“ to [013 Till-1MB M iicfterson. in a letter to
' day lying at his home in blorotonl solved here today, denied that he had
Heights. The injury was probably' ‘ ever offered to sell that historic prop-
caused by the side of the hub, which
turning on its side, sought the young 'resoiuiion adopted by the Virginia
The Only Fully Equipped
lLECTIlchl. dHOP
llt‘ tile“ rosin
u
sure surpuss
Phone 80640 no. this at. :3
So. Hornets. limo Hall Block. :-
§ - Electrical Co.
between the knee and thigh, vrno' Monticello, he wrote that he should
party or young folk, Schneider among have been given a hearing. and added:
them were coasting down the Sandpit "if not too .late, I would be glad to
Try one Of our road at Noroton Heights,L through the have that opportunity now." .1
. ll , afternoon. Nine were on the sled, u...
speeding down the incline. when the BLOOMFIELD PDTATOEU DUHNED.
mailers. gri
lay exposed; were twisted out at the Maths
'j Cash from bowling alley ......
. Cash from all other sources—'— 25.00
'scussmss's LEG BROKEN. {injury a not a serious one or House
sum 1:11qu on
mun snow on
3 Spring Shbwlng oi
Thirty Eight New Members are
Substantial Sum in the
Treasury
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The annual meeting at the South
Norwaik Club will be held on March
3d at 8 o'clock p. m. Officers will be
Shown on Membership Report 33
elected and reports resettled.
in club management and in member-
ship gains *for the past year.
emphasis to the soundness of the or-
ganization.
The oiiicers as prepared by the nom-
inating committee for the slate are as
follows:
President—Samuel M. Ailer.
Vice-President—Edwin H. Mathew-
son.
Secretary and Treasurer- Elbirt W.
Fitch.
Board of Directors-LiMatthew Cor-
.ii‘ranh J. Finnigan, Victor W. Ferris
and John W. Olmsted. '
IH. Nailing, Heman C. Drake, F. H.
Quintard, Horacelt. Nash. H. 19.13
Chas. Koch (D. H. Miller, Jr. 0. ll.
Pearce, E. S. Lenin ill, 8. Smith and
_ a. F. Smith.
Auditors~Cbas. E. Hoyt and George
'1 F. Foote.
The reports of treasurer and score-
’ tary, to be submitted tonne meeting,
or which each member has received an
advance copy, are as follows:
"‘ * fldcolptt.‘
Cash in bank last report. . .x... $259.11
Cash from initiations . ....... 350. 00
Cash from dues ............. 2,862 50
~ billiard room .....
i Expenditures.
Rent ......................... $900.00
Janitor .. . .. .................. 740.00
Lighting .................. 127. 36
Telephone ..................... 62. 00
Postage and printing ..... .. . . .
Entertainment ................ 605.86
Periodicals .................. . 48.50
insurance ......... _. .......... 35.59
New equipment .............. 1-4.4!
Ice . . I .' .......... . ............
Billiard room supplies and re»
Bowling alley supplies and re
Bahmbe on hand ..............
EWIRT W. FITCH,
; Treasurer.
sécretnry's Roper-n.
Total resident membership Feb.
‘Nnmbor elected during the year.. 86
Members died ............... 2
Members resigned ............ 7
206
Total non-resident member.
ship, Feb. 22, 1913..........10
Number elected during year. .. 1
. . 11
Members suspended ..... . . . l
Rospsctduliy submitted.
WIRT W. FITCH.
discredit-y.
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(NEW- YORK. Feb. 26. “Paul lie-
.W‘ man's leg under it, breaking the bone Legislature 11mins Congress to bu)" boux, the French critic. and novelist.
arrived here today with his wife, on
the steamer Olympic. He will spend
severalvweeks here studying the liters
store and intellectual life of the Unit-
ed Stolen. M. lichens is president of
the Association of [history critics in;
riding ‘ojvor a rock which unaccounted mourn. scum of p...“ ,l g L , «A
line 0
The ”30"“ show 1" great “we“ insure a larger attendance than ever pportumty for the purchase at
and ‘3 lions for five hundred people on the
‘ were never ample enough for the ball
i
.number 0! improvements made upon
:made wider and otherwise more COlll~
tenable. The outfield. of the dia-
, belt, Harry W. Mather, Elmer E. lien-’
drinks, Joseph R. Taylor, J. E. Sister,
1
( ounoil~Stephen ‘3‘ Jarvis, Maurice is the installation of a telephone. Over
ates, solve the results of other games, the
!will prove effective, too. for'the call
277 75 one of the past however, it is assuied South Norwaik
be 35 and “m likely have 338393 {0" “"3 ’3' time that opponents who defeated the
35 40 36'5”“, it may be that attempts 3" ers to proxide for the pupils \v'as
50 41 as will probably be. made. it is also of the city. There is an attempt b g
pairs _____________________ 202. *5 p‘lsyers quarters, near the ticket 01- E Wilson property in West by an
pairs .................... 99.15 ‘00“ 9‘33"“ a“ we" as ""3 “Wm-a purposes This preperty has b
Sundry expenses ............ .216. 52' ”maes- the market for some time and the in
Collector's commissions ....... 160 62 ““38" KM" his 110‘ (300149“ would enable the settlinz 01' ii!
452 44 about the Sunday bull games as yet, flowing it The Crotut property chi
33 30071 Saturday afternoon games will be building. because of its situation ill
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22. 1913 ......... ..... l7? agemellt. tion. This was not immediately av M
Number reinstated .............. 8 eventually purchase “10 133119431113“ stances world around the town
..._.. Park grounds. Their present tense w, it ‘5 expected that \Ql‘lén mg ‘
215 continues [0" a 3’93!" and n. 3331133 pre- assessment has been completed
9 video an option on the property With property at i low “figure is dee‘ni‘ed an
---- the Dri'Viitiiltt tobuy the park. excellent 6113'”de all who spelt oiihe
‘ thur 0. “Hi" [Add will not be one of property will be’hh‘thoriz‘ed.
‘ed to Providence, R."l., and is‘conduct- lected it will‘ prdb’ably be necessary
10 business. it was stated. nevertheless. homestead, ‘th‘l‘otiith “its long? state
‘ --- that the team will be a strong one and decay, becltuiili’ Mimhltention and iii‘
Present membership ...... ...216 that there will be no hesitation in on- occupancy. is or little "Mum and wool
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My “‘0’ 31-10000“) “will”! the NOVELIBT neeoux IN NEW YORK stretching um, limbs, The my 1“... cost a deal of money.
Miikland Brand, Condeufio d
Milk 3cansw“
BASE BALL EliTiillSIilSTS must a mg oral
ABE HAPPY litiillE ms school
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(Continued front First Page.) I (Continued from First Page
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non, the lessees will be sufficient to
this property has come about tliro
the investlgat‘lohsrcouducted by sch
authorities here;- and today an op
to buy the property w as secured by e
city. The time limit oi! the option ‘
tends for too months, and this was
thorized by the signatures of mor
than a majority of the city council
The request for the‘counciimanic _
lion stated that the building and pl‘b ‘
erty may be purchased at a most res
enable figure. It- was also stated that
the site is most ideal for the situation.
of the contemplated solider for the 8
0nd district pupils.
it has long been bemoaned thatiiio,
school facilities in the Second district
are inadequate. To relieve them it?
out new schools was almost impeach;
bio. and for the present school tel-u}
a number of pupils have been 3! rd
this year. There will be accommoda-
bleachers, new ones to be erected to
replace those timeworn seats which
have become gray with age, and which
crowds.
The grandstand. too, will have a
it. it may be that the seats will be
mond. also. will undergo a vast im
provement in layout, and will provide
better opportunities for good outfield-
ing. »
One feature that is to be a new one
this instrument the crowds will re-
ngue genres, etc. in progress else-
where during the Norwalk games. it
of physicians who may be attending
the games. or any person Who may maintained in this slip shod manner:
he needed in the city. it was the best that could be it e,
. There will be a scoreboard of novel however
pattern. and this may be fashioned
after the‘pattern of, the one in the
Polo Grounds at, New York city. air
though on a, smaller scale. The board
under the em form oi“ gové'lnulént)
will be a great improvement Olel‘ the
the erection (if additional schools
It was claimed at the
cording 0‘ “’9 353' 33m” i” ”’3. 0'1”“ action in the meeting, were those ton»
cities, which are played coincident terinn consolidation At the
with the local games. ditionsi facilities were riot
The general improvement of Amuse the upper section of the town a
merit Park as. 3° appearance “m be that reason. it was remarkeda ’tlt
appreciated by the towns 3909'“ in time the effort of the South Storw
beautiful the interior of the park “ill tested
be carried into effect. such as instsli- The present need “in. momma ‘
ing a handsome flower mound. etc.~ accommodations is greater moi ‘
At the ‘entrance‘gate further olinllg- mid district than in any other see is
considered to remodel and enlarge the made. the report has it to sell til
lice. This will be appreciated by the First district to the city for s__
be said this morning, but the regular the more logical as a site for Add
played all season. Some of the best heart of the section 119939.81!“ m
beams obtainable will hi) on the quarters for: §chool children. >
grounds during the summer and every- A bond 3538*? of $200
thing points to success for the man purposes was voted at the last
The trio of baseball managers may ab]? thrilliiih R complication of 0‘,
scribes for the extension of this lease dillicuity {my be removed and the sale
to cover two rem more at the wish oi the bonds thus made possible. ;.
of the lessees. Another clause pro- The n brtuhity to get the brutal.
Manager ‘Knorr could not state any» matter this'ii‘i'o Willi; were enthusiastic
thing definitely about his team for this over the prospects: There is, little
year. it is certain that veteran Ar- question but "that the purchases! the
the players. however, for he has mov- in the évélit‘tlfit (its location is s
ing there a most profitable express rose the present building. "Pills
r
gaging the best. teams in the United be worth mercifulr limousines l hi.
States to meet the local aggregation standing. oncoming K the idea
The fans who were on the anxious i033! 00’1"“305“ Th3 “WW 350
9991; have stepped down. and {“6 now this residence in good conditio we
lot is an excellent on
gone through and the menace or the The D ’
removal of good baseball has been wide frontage on West sienut
overcome. Confidence is restored and tending [back to Garner 81333
~ sebali season is il‘Oll’l- sidernbie depth. . .
g‘otdriumphant be , l ; The plan now under way is d
, . . . ,. . ed m‘ost timely and the outuoih
BUY'NG To SAVE MONEY." ‘ inn: awaited With R grout-ad
saying relays Honey and Tar Com~ at“ _ f 3 ‘ ‘- T " ; y
y, . .hconuso not a ‘ , . .
My“ n a mom ’ MMEBURV :Hoos HAVE.
mentions, . Feb. ~ m
Norwalk Chronicler