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2» WEATHER Fosecasr.
wmmm‘ "TM ‘ WV NOtiCe!
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Friday; rising temperature:
moderate northwest, shifting to south-
wasl winds. The southern otorm is
central this morn-lug on obs South Ai-
lantic coast near Savannah. Ga: It
has caused snow or rain during the
last. 24 hours in the southern districts
and on the coast as far north as New
Jersey. Show was reported this morn-
ing from North Carolina and Virginia.
Cf’ieasani Weather with moderately iovw
icmperaltureo for the season of the
year prevails in the northern and
western districts. Northfleld, Vt,
reported a minimum temperature of
6 below zero and freezing tempera,
lures extend as far south an Atlanta.
139..
Pictorial Review
Pat-terns are now
on sale here:
We are equipped to give you
the best possible servicé,
DONNELLY'S
STATIONERY AND BOOK STORE
16 SOUTH MAIN BTBEET.
RESCENT
LAUNDRY
" Gen’tle‘mcnli
WEATHER A YEARfiAGO TODAY.
Tampa-stare: Low, 37; high, 54.
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—’ONLY THIRTY CENTS.
“trim”; 99'2“ “11:03”th {52331 let no contract to keep your
" 3 cs, ‘8 111 St up a e as n suits in first-class condition.
and home. magazine issued and
This means you can have‘
Your Suit Cleaned
and Pressed~
Weekly
for'a stated period. at a more
nominal figure than you could
obtain otherwise. We rwill be
‘ pleased to give all particulars
on request.
’Pbooe - 5 ring 4
.l'oung'sdnagazine, an up to the min-
111s periodical for all members or the -
family. into. your home for three
months. Fflr full particulars read the;
"Sentinel Offer" on the Home ile-
3..1rtment page.
.\irs.DeW11.tt Pepper, of 29 issues
sheet has beenvlsiting relatives in
.New Milford. .
For fresh fish, fruit and vegeta,
bios try West Avenue Fruit Market.
Mrs. Edward Fay of 'Danbury, spent‘
yoaterdaywith her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E, W. Kelley, of Maple street.
Mrs. J. H. O‘Neil and daughter
Anna, 01' West Rock avenue. have re-
turned frmn a visit in White Plains.
New York.
The Read 81 Volk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equlplmi
ELECTRICAL UHOP
In tho Town '
I). William Hal-ford, district commis .
sioner, is somewhat improved from his
attack of the grip and was able to be
out today.
-»~'l‘onigb-t. Music Hall, Mrs. rake
in Tess of the D'Urbarvilles. live reels. AUTO SUPPLIEI
Phone GOG—~60 180. Main 81..
‘80. Hawaii. Millie Hall Block.
WWW
City Assessor William F‘, Hoyt is
scheduled to deliver an address to‘ the
members of St. Paul‘s Men's Club,
this evening. " ’
The district commissioners have iin~
ishod up the deal in connection with
the purcliaso of the Parties property;
authorize at the districtmeeting or]
last Saturday evening and the trans-
fer of deeds has been directed.
Street Commissioner George A. Sher-
run, of Norwalk, is spending the day
in New York city on business.
James Hutchins reported to tlie'po-
lies that. .colored girls in the Wood
street long building have been annoy
‘ «Now agent for Pictorial Review
ing him
patterns. Donnelley, .16 180. Main. St
9 Railroad avenua Second district, will lace fl 1811111111112, of the v0”; depart.
reopen soon. Carl Schaub the owner 1119116, yesterday.
of the property. and formerly doing; .....
business there. has applied t0? tho‘; A directory of physicians city ‘ofli-
, transfer of the liquor license from At- cum, and newgpg‘per telephone calls
tamer Charles E. Williamson. or Do for local use has been placed at the
lien, receiver for Charles Adams, who left 01'th pone... ’phono
1, failed there a couple of months ago. . ,
‘ Police Odlcar Thomas J. Dorn‘oy is
' ~Tonls’l1’c. Music Hall, Mrs. WW 1 to have 1191119 11119991. hat. His fellow
in T0138 0! the D'U’rbcrvllles, film. I‘GBlflv policemen. my that it 13 to have a band
with as many colors as the rainbow.
and than some others": '
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prohibitive 921991.199 can buy 11. single 111999 or the complete 291-.
rushing for your home and get your money 3 worth at
A. J. Collins & Cempany
Funeral Directors and Embal‘rncrsv"
Telephone 747
Spring obowmg of '
SUITS
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WAISTS
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(Continued from First Page.)
the attorney general does not tract
of the question as it interests the
operator.‘ that is in regard in the
amount of the fee required, but is in
answer to a question from his score-
just the same.
to the user at any price."
—-Try Our COAL—-
Best Quality ~— Lowcst Prices
RAYMOND BROTHERS
9..
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A square deal depends a good deal upon the dealei.
A good many things that are apparent cannot be seen through.
One cannot tell how tar the shot carries by the noise of. the gun.
Fortune tailors may read your future but you'll have to go to
it
if an article is secured by virtue of its cheapnsss it is expensiVe
m
buy of the state as to what registra-
tion: should be required at a dealer
in motorcycles with side cars attach-
ed.
Hon. Albert Phillips.
Secretary of the State,
Dear Sir: - .
it have your favor in which you
say: “We respectfully request an
opinion as to 110w a dealer should reg-
lster who deals in motorcycles with
Gide attachment.“ The motorcycles
with side seat attachment have three.
wheels, and will carry at. least two
persons." ‘ ~-
The term “motorcycles" is defined
in Section 1,. Chapter 85, of the .Pub-
lic Acts, of 1911 as follows: "Motor-
cyllo shall mean a motor vehicle hav
Optician
O. D. Jackson .
SB WALL QTREET
NORWALK.
PHONE «3.
Everything in the Optical Line 5‘
Eyes EXamined Free ‘
.ing but two wheels in contact with
the ground ' Hence a motor vehicle
havingthree wheels in contact ulth
the ground is not a motorcycle in the
meaning of the law. and for that rea-
son it must be classified under the
general heading of “motor vehicles,f'
and a dealer in such vehicles should
be required to register as a dealer
in motor vehicles, and pay the regular
for or $50 under Section 4 of Chapter
Dried Peaches,
Extra quality,
this week Only
Lard
Karo Syrup
90 Washington 81..
Prunes, large and sweet,
Sliced Pineapple, extra large can 15c.
LaundrySOap_Th§f..§;"e“
40 MODERN Gnocanv horses
3 lbs 25c
2 lbs 25c
Hecker’s Oats These Two
Together 5
ANDREW DAVEY
South Norwalk
12 cks 25c
‘2le for 25
150
Phone 410
135 of the Public Acts 0! 1913.
Very truly yours.
JOHN H, LIGHT.
Attorney General.
Although. as has been said. this
opinion does not deal with the ques-
tion from the point of view of the
The opinion is as follows: l‘
‘ refugees hold in the corral at 'Fort
, Bliss by American troops are three
taken in charge by ' ”1.2191191...
idlers. All uere removed to F
llllss whole they wic c placed I ‘
bcibed wile fence enclosure of half
square mile. Since allithe north
,country is now in the possession
the rebels, ihoselofficeis me in l
danger as prisoners of; the Uni
States than they would be if, 91»
mitted to return to Mexico. ‘12., All
eleven federal generals lei’vt Ojlnaga
when Huerta’s troops, were driven out
From let-t to right: Generals Castro
and Meir-silo and Colonel iiernondez.
Among the hundreds of Mexican
federal commanders who escaped from
Ojinoga when General Villa. over-
\vhelmcd that last northern strong—
hold ol‘ the Huerta force's. They
hurried across the Rio Granule with
hundreds-of other Mexicans and were
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Hoyt'9 Theatre,
After glancing at. the bill for the
last three days of the week at HOyt‘s
Theatre, local psOpie are at a loss to
see how the management does It. The
shows which have been at the popular
playhouse of late are so classy that
visitations to New Yorlr and Bridge-
port, have prantically ceased. The
local people know that they have the.
goods right here in town. ‘
Headed by Seymour liroivn‘s mas
terpiece of melody “The :Bachelor Din-
ner," in which twenty dainty girls and
clever comedians entertain, the bill is
especially strong. Rodman Law, the
dare devil of the world, the man who
jumped from the Statue of Libert)
and performed a dozen other death;
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iii". Kill” 111le
2 Blillll MllllNSI Pillllif
Detectives are Searching 111
“Camera Box Containing
Dynamlls
SiCilAMENTO Cal., Mulch
Detectives and shciii‘f's deputies]:2
Sacramento county am searching to'
day for a camera box containing 1,1329
mite said to have been sent from Ban.
Francisco rogue of the leaders of til
'ar-"iuy of unemployed, camped scroll
the rher, which, it was said, was
used in blowing up one of Sacra "
operator illere is another side to it
,thal affects this person closely. A
lprevious opinion of the attorney gen
;eral declares that in 11 case. where
libero may be two registrations apply-
iing to 11 vehicle, the secretary of the
‘stme must charge the higher rate (20-,
icordingly, underthls opinion. Anyone'
Ewho owns a motorcycle and operates.
;lt with a side attachment puts it an?
itomntically in the class of automobiles
lit is said. and would have to pay
fthe registration fee for automobiles
.on the machine whether he used the
side car constantly or only once in
a while
l Dealers in such machines may, it
Lwas thought by the attorney general.
2be able to evade the higher rcgistra-V
ition of $50 by maintaining that the
side car is a separate article, and thati
.. by selling the two separately they l
may still be classed under the head
loans are permanently attached. The
" ”M 'W ‘ loplnion asked of him. however was
only as to dealers who sold mOtcr-
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UNITED
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tycles “With side attachment." and
2 the attachments were considered as
permanent fixtures for that mason.
On Children'9 Commitment.
‘ The attorney general also gave an
phlne M, Griswold, secretary of the
Children's Aid Society as to whether
la cluld who had been committed bya
judge of probate to the Home for In-
rumbles at \cwlngton and lptsr to
be returned to the home on the old
‘commitmeni or a new commitment is
necessary
The attorney general advised that
every order 9121 Judge of archaic re.
. mains in force until another order is
made, and that, as a rule. the judge
orders a child taken to the home,
the police 1991911193131“ 0911. his 2.111- ,
his aim and that 3-
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Will quickly convince any person that 9991-9919191 the best or our
terial and equipment, cmnbined with the many exclusive .Moyor fes-
lures, that there is no other car made that can equal in at tho price.
SIXES,‘ 83 400
OSCAR H BANK s
there to bedrept and supported until
further order ofthe court.
"1‘: it be thought desirable to return
a child who is fit for retention," says
the attorney general " applhaiion
bale who committed the child for an
order permitting such return. Every
order of a judge or probate .remains
in force until a further order is made.
For instance. it a child should be com
milled to the home to he kept and
supported until the {author order of
but this child's mother to take it home
for a limo, the child can be received
of dealers in cycles. None of the side .
opinion on’the question of Miss Jose- 2
leased to its parents or guardian, can.
should he made to the judge of prO- l
: the court and the society should per- ,
tos fire engine 110.999.1919.
‘as to the shipment of the dynami
said to have come tram Liovernmen
special agents.
The feeling oi‘ the men' is bitte '2
against what they claim to, have” b
unnecessarily brutal treatmo'nt byii
men and deputy sheriffs when 111
were ejected 1': cm the Southern can
lie sand lot Monday. ~ . ..,
SAN FRANCISCO, March l.2.—A roe
port. on the unemployed situation“. 2
Sacramento will be made to the node
a] Industrial Relations commisision‘v b
Harris Weinsiock. a membel of til
commission, within a few days. .111
Weinstock interviewed‘ General" Kc
lay in the Sacramento jail Wednesda
His object was to have Kelley 91111191
the assemblage of the men and 9‘
goat remedies for‘the situation. .
l. “Kelley," said Weinstock...“lmpros
1 NEW YORK. March 12.4119 111- led me as a man of considerable in _
creasing application of the probation talltx. 1His arguments 2“” W““"~°“’.‘2 ‘
idea throughout the State was shown Ved—from the view or the 1199111919119
by the reports made today 'to the State I—and he i” a man 0’3 no 1119311 I}! "
probation commission. The score ”we" I ““96 him why the 111111wa
£tary's report showed that more than going to Washington, 9x91313111! til“
19 000 persons are now on probation the commission’s report on the slip
;ln the State, among them 2,000 chil- tlon would be awaited ‘by Congress W
ldrcn Approximately one half of these f0” ““0“ ”0““ be taken‘.’ .
are in New iorlc city. “He answered that. the “WW“
Probatio‘n oiiicers collected in the 0' PreVlO‘ifi years had their I‘BDOI‘N‘
past year morn than $7 7 000 from hus slielvmcd and that unless he was there
5 bands charged with non support. The with a “”09 0? men to back 111’ will 1‘6'
money “3.3 turned over (“rem”)! to porn It stood a good Chance Of balm;
their wives and children. similarly lreatsd. As to remedies Kelly
The connoission commented favor— ley “liked that 116 be allowed time In
2ably on the fact that in Ullcn a. iuven— which to “'1'“?- them 0‘1! When their”
ile court and detention home for chll We 1‘ 809"“ my F8130” Wlll be y‘
drcn 11. to?“ be established. “filed to Washington
EMMW-.. "Whether the members of the ‘hrmy;
REBEKAHS HAVE POUND PARTY are honest, hard-working men out. 0,:
employment, or potty criminals a
tOughs, 1 cannot say now I did 11'
mingle with them, my purpose in El
ramonio being to obtain the viuws of
the leaders on the labor situatio ‘
‘DIKSORDERED KIDNEVS CAUSE"
MUCH mossy. .
With pilli’l and misery by day, he
disturbing bladder nonlinear-1‘ at high
tired nclvous‘ run-down men an ‘,
mcn eveiywhero are glad i
defying stunts it. to give his exper
‘mienles \\ elch Medley 9‘. Montrose,
‘rlotous laughter merchants. Eva
i rout, a charming songstrcss and Paul
Stephens. the equilihristlc wouder.’
complete the bill. You can't. afford to
miss it.
1 Music Hall. “
The picture loving public will be
treated to a real treat tonight at
Music Hall, when Mrs. F‘iske, Ameri-
ca’s foremost actress, will be seen in
"Tess or the D'Urbsrvilies," Thomas
Hardy‘s sublime drama in live reels.
[This is one of the host pictures shown
and Mrs. Flake needs no comments
as to her ability as. she is too well
known.
PROBATION IDEA SPREADS.
The ll’ound Pally given by Our Sia-
ters’ Rebekah lodge, 11.911.11.111, at
,Odd Fellows hall on Wallgaireot prov-
ed unique‘and very enjoyable. The
affair was a “heavy one" as everyone
who attended purchased admission by 4
giving a pound of sorrzclhlng. All t2hr’
admission fees were aurtioned ol'f
afterwards and 111111.11 fun and amuse-l
meat was provoked 91.9.. the buyers
opened the various purchases which
lvariod from sand to 12111112. A nice
,musicai entertainment was also p11»
vidcd and it won in the form of vocal,
and instrumental selections Dancing
followed, and was enjoyed by all
and strength. and tho regain
or kidneys and liladdcr.’ For,
all drugglata W
Wotan-w
99-,- WW“ 9‘}
on}. company lNSPECTldN.
A .9299 number of people attended
the annual inspection or 1119‘ Six‘th ,
last night at 11.9 Armory.“
pony showed no in treat.
fore the inspecting officers
The federal grand jury idol; hi iii if
slush lid ‘
Norwalk Chronicler