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.tral this morning over Utah.
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11mm
31111119, rims and 11.1.1111 in white.
11161113 311311 sud colored designs.
White 11.111113 curtains at 393 and 503
Iloublo Curtains with colored bor- .
dare
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Maharkomo item Block, Bo. Norwalk.
South ‘Norwalk.
, WEATHER FORECAST.
win-—
T‘or Norwelk and vincinity: Cloudy;
tonight; Tuesday. fair; moderate
southwest and west winds. Weather
conditions: A slight disturbance cen-
tral over Ontario is causing cloudy
weather with local snows in the Lake
region. Another disturbance is cen-
TthBnb
peratures are low for the season otthe
year over the southern districts. ‘Kill-
ing frosts were reported from Miss-
issippi, Alabama, Georgia. and South
l‘arollna, and (light and heavy frosts
irom Northern Florida. The tempera-
tures are rising slowly in the northern
districts. Cochrane, Canada. was the
only place to report a temperature be-
low zero.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO 'rooAv.
Temperature: Low, 29; high, 48.
lh‘air.
. -Auctlon at Prices clothing store
tonight at 7 oclock.
—_—o'.-« 1 f."
1‘.- ...’ k 9
Ralph Moltasch, of Slimmer street.
Stamford, was in Norwalk, Friday.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
l'lungerl'ord, of 29 Fair
street.
it. Gustafson of the New, lork Mar
hot, spent yesterday with friends in
Btamtord.
——Auction at Price's clothing store
tonight at 7 o'clock.
William 11. Hoyt, at Trinity made. 1..
recovering from a recent illness, and
expects to be about today.
.No arrests for failure to clean off
sidewalks at the expiration of yester-
day's storm have been reported.
The chief's degree will be conferred
at the weekly meeting of Uncas Tribe,
.\'o. 26, I. 0.111. M., tomorrow night.
August Bismarck Wichmann, the
iormer wellsknown butcher, ls recov-
1riug from a week's serious illness of:
the grip.
»4l‘ho Royal Tailors. 78 Washington
5t.,u1mtairs. an Dibble.
Mrs. W. 8. ICroiutt, of New Haven,
spent the weekend with her sister.
Mrs. George R. Van Alstyne, of Boy-
viow avenue.
Frank P. Cddo, the lioyt‘s Theatre
barber. has recovered i'rom a several
days' illness and was on the job again
this morning.
William H. “Canoe Ililll" Ferris, of
West street, spent yesterday at his
home He plans to come up from New
York now on Tuesdays. Fridays and
Saturdays.
ivorything needed for the homo
from the hitchenlrange to the parlor
rug or suite, can be found at the
more of the A. J. Collins 00. There
you will find the largest line to select
from in this vicinity. .
Edward Chasmar, of Stevens street.
has resigned his position with the blur.
walk iron Works and has accepted a
place with the Blmons Manufacturing
Company. of Port Chester, N. Y. ‘He
:3: Chester in a short while.
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260‘.” a.¢n.1.........,”....1.0'17“
”1.311113-11
_.
Goods-
of all kinds at
D 0N N E LLY‘ ' S
STATIONERY AND BOOK 370113
13 SOUTH MAIN 3111351.“
RESCENT
LAUNDRY-
Summer ismsarly here.
Gentlemen' '*
How Do Your
White Serge '
Trousers
'Look?
. Let us clean and press them
for the coming sedeon. We also
cleanse 'a‘nd press'ladies' suits.
A fair trial is all we ask.
’Phone
5 ring 4
'l‘he Reed 8.1 Volk
Electrical (.0.
'th Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO oUPPLIEI
' Phone 1105-50 30. 113111 at.
g so. Nomlk. 1.111110 Hall 8103!.
WWW uranium
1
Supper, 25c.
Homemade liread and Plus
.
Mansion House
c. 'HASSAN. Prop.
says-114 Wash. at, Bo. Norwnik.
Norwalk
Baseball
The larsest and finest line 01 111.113.; Room (Bed .
Room Den.d’arlt1r Library. Living Room and 'Hall
Furniture: also ot Rugs, Carpets, Mattings, ,Oil
Droporles‘. Window Shades and
Hmlseilurulshings to :be found in this vicinity are
Cloth, Linoleum
here
Quality 111. I-IIgImt.
Telephone 747
Price: the Lowest.
A. J. Collins 8. Company
FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMEfiS
m
A. ‘wpnlng nature and thus securing un
‘ limited supplies or electricity from air
“Common Sense-«meal
.14...-
A sdusre deal depends a good deal upon the, color.
A good many things that are apparent cannot be seen through. 7
One cannot tell how far the. shot carries by‘the noiseqof the gun.
Fortune tellers may read your future but you'll have to go to
just the same ~
If an article is secured by urine of its cheapness it is expensive
to the user at any price. "
Best Quality -—- Lowest Prices
——Try Our GOAL—~—
RAYMOND BROTHERS
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lt'
O. D. Jackson
Optician
Everything in the Optical Line
' Eyes Examined Free
1
. 53 wALt'r31'user
NORWALK.
111101111; 433.
51x35. 13 401
River Street,
Electric
Wiringior
Light and Power.
[F
54 WATER OT.
You want your house or store wired
You need an electric motor
You want an electrician in a hurry
we will not overcharge you and will guarantee up. work.
.1111: WHITE ELEcrmcgco.
EVERYTHING
ELECTRICAL ‘
(Registered)
£LECTR|CAL CONTRACTORS.
PHONE 342-3.
Will quickly convince any peIson that apmeciates thi best of ma
erlal and equipment combined with the many 1xcluslye Meyer ton-
111195, that there is no other can mad. that can (Rahal it {It the .price.
FOURS. $2.500,
OSCAR H. BA
Distributor for Fairtleld County,
31135.8. Co
EJMNQII
3011111 NORWALK
Supplies.
junior Repairs.
TRY US
'_ is mostly low brown hills with ocua
iii P111188 your friends with your ARTISTIC taste.
Send Them “elected E113 er Cards
We do not buy cards at random. WE DiSClliMiNA'i‘l).
Prices the same—wards different.
LANICE’S Clear, Stationery and News Store
(Formerly .l. T. Hayoo.)
a study of ELEGANCE.
MAIN 31115151,
NORWALK.
“THE STORE THEY TALK ABOUT." '.
We make
TELEPHONE W. .
.
.._s_.m .. a...» ........
The Uncas :Haymakers will meet 3
night for the regular session. It is we
probably remove M9 “in“? to posted that a trophy for the traveling
hay wagon will be added to 11...; load.
has not been stated.
IWhore the wagon will so from here
‘ Sal HepatIca«-- Speciall .. . .
om. Dominic .31.... o! 16 Croat!
. m Itreet. in mum at her home over
11.01131» .1. .1173 1113 Mum or death lanai-131111111.
Say what you Will you
can’t beat our price
.. on Clothing;
$18 and $20 SUITS ................
i‘nu you do bI-ttor'?
If you buy once
1111-11-11..
Tillie
you'll always be our cuntomer
Louis Avrick
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
mlrmnage ol‘ our BELLING 0U
11-32
roof.» NORWALK
mum ELECTfllClTY
Tupplnn the Air-1'31 it '3 Problem
That Iufllu' Bolonoo.
t1veuty years ago that some way of-
01.1mm space coming true?" Edgar
Lucien Lurhlu in the New York Ameri
can hays:
' The nearest approach to the great
Work at tapping natures unlimited
stereo! electric is the act allowing
irrigating « strea e2 mum high moun-
talus to turn. turbine generators over
and over again in different power
plants along down the sides or the
mountains and then after securing all
mechanical work of gravitation seems
growing work in the growth of food
plants. This is the height at pIescut
of human skill in the work or “tapping
nature."
Windmills turning «matures is an-
other way of! tapping. And the cup
turs 01! Water in tldes, using,r the force
of outflow, is still ouotlIeI. We still
have the dynulnos with us. We must
turn urmuturss with their polar fields
or magnetic lines.
We must use running water or nerv-
ins winds to top notqu or burn carbon
under boilers, which is too expensive
and prosaic to be called the high art or
tapping, as one Would turn 11 faucet.
I suppose my correspondent means
just tapping a free lupply. This nuspt
cious event has not arrived unless
using solar engines is tapping. Heat
reflected by Inirrors directly from the
noonday sun upon boilers has been
made to generate steam and turn or
matured.
Another way of tapping Is to allow
the sun to shine on thermo electric
piles, unions of ends of bars of unlike
metals.
What my friend evidently wants is'
electricity as cheap as air, water and
sunlight. This really is the dream of
In answering the question, “Is the "
prophecy that ‘weut the roundu' about '0 1111111 'lil" head the Iblll at “wt,“ for
“century. A farce sketch entitled The
'til Mary bolus of her [plight and Woes
electricians. Since nothing exists but
electrons. and these are electricity, it l
does seem that we ought to get all we
want for nothing by merely taking 01 I
tapping the supply. But Edison
Thomson Rutherford and Tcslu nud'
Steinmetz blue not blazed the way
into this unknown problem of the
ages. '
l have no doubt that man will make
this conquest. for the mind phasing iu' .
man is llllmltable.
1
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NEW ZEALAND’S GUM MINES.‘1
Gathering a Harvest 'i'hot Ripened lA
' A93- and Ages Ago.
Gum digging in New Roland offers
one of the most unusual and Interest
lug forms of labor, pnmy because of
the enso with which the w'olk may be i
carried on and partly because it is said
New ZuIluud is the only counttl \1 llt'll
,gum digging is done. .
litigiuully the gum whit it is 11111 3'
brought to light came from the knurl'
tree. which is new source. but 11ch ago ,
gr rout forests of It probably colored
most or the uortl1e111 pint of th.
North island 'l‘lIeso tom-its w"c1os\1 opt l
away by tire. and today the landsculu '
sionnl swamps. (’iuIn burns why eas
fly, but such as was _co\'eroti by tho}.
dunk forest Ilchris escaped the tire. '7
Hardened uud prescrrod through 1111 1
countable ages. this is the gum tho
gumdlgger seeks today. ~liy paying {‘1
ssllllllugs a year he may wonder and
l dig where he likes over enormous areas
30f government lands. All that is re
quired is a kind of spear to'locnte the
gum. u spade to dig it and a bug toV
put it in. At night it is scraped and l
sorted. according to size and quality.
“in disable." says a writer In Pour—
sou's Magazine. "you "enjoy all the ex.
cltcment of gambling without incur-
ring the sin. And thou to work for
yourself when you like. where you like l
and how you like is delightful beyond
belief." Also you are free to live as
~your fancy turns and “to have as many
it loads as you wish or as few. "
'llIo climate ls pleasant. and the re
1111 Its from the walk. though not
01111111 lully grout. ranging from $1. 75 II ‘
day upv 1111i are perhaps all that the
. enterprise w 111 'runts.
Wheels 11‘. a Watch.
The main wheel in on ordinary
American watch nIIIkos- four revolu-
"' i tious 11 day of twenty-four hours. or
l 1.400 in a your; next. the center wheel.
24 revolutions in 11 day. or 8.700 in u
' your; the third wheel. 19:! In 11 day. 01'
- 59.080 in 11 your;
the fourth whet-l.
2410111 11 day. or 1113,1100 in II your;tl1o
' ll-llb or scape wheel, 12 11110 in 11 day.
'or 4.7%200 in 11 your The tlcks or
7 beats 111% 383.800 in 11 day, or 141.882.-
0011 in a your.-Mllwuukoo Free Press.
Munio and Madlolno.
A leuol‘lm' asked 11.11 opera manager
: i one day if he believed in the new thor
opcutic idea that nui'slc' was 11 modi
cl1lo."BulleVolII it? Of course i do."
the lumrtum'lo ropllu’d "i know at
least three operas that are 11 drug on
the market. while 1111 for popular songs
them isn't ono of thqm vthut docsu't
111111111 me ill."
m
Hie Luck.
"Don't you know that your husband
is walking the floor because of his
debts?"
"isn't it fortunate?" replied young
'Mrs. ’l‘urklus sweetly. "You know the
doctor said that Charlie simply must.
take more exorcisemwtmbinston litter.
‘
. " Fortune It Wealth.
Qibhswl believe in early "31115110111
you? blilWWdi. there‘s no abstract
1311331131133 to early rising. It all or
pend! on 111111 r3311 do utter you rise.
jinherit him
illear a quarrel between tulhet
7111 four reels at 111.11le llull 'l‘uvsdm
be much. hatter tor the world
mt. 111ml“ :61 tau-BM
lll’llllll 11111111111
How's 11431111111 2‘ ‘
“Edward Hutchinson and His Clovel
the first Of the “ooh. Miss Elizabeth
Earle and . six celucdiuns f'urui’sh ‘
tunes and tenpischore ol' the twentieth
Millionaire will be Aliresented by Gain-
oron Dovltt and Company. Jules Mill'-
(Icon and Company will turui3h jus-
gllug and novelty exploits. "J‘his act
includes the. appearance 01’ Daisy, the
dog withihc human brain. .
.IAnotlIer, act is that in which Shorty
Dewitt and Pearl lStewart appear in
Odd. bits of songs and smiles The
concluding act is Browning and Chip,
pu—w~‘
character comedians of class. And
then there are the mdvles. 'Tis'
enough.
The Mystery Lady, in :2 reelsk'wlll be
at lioyt‘s Theatre, 'l‘uesduy, March 24.
Early in. the 161111 century, in James-
town, lived the arlst’mratlc family of
Durkin. Ann and Ruth Durkin were
very homely gills and when’liary
Page, a refugee from the lndians and
a gill or unusual beauty, is adopted
into the family, she is made the
drudge of the 1110 older daug‘htels. for your dining loom c..'.'«
Living in the colony is a “Ladv of beautiful lflevloductlons of
Mystery She 'L‘RHS “I of a fever, and [m “inner [what are fax 019“ “5)W.\'\
no one will (01111th to nurse her 1111- .hme many 31.193 of
QUALITY FURNITURE
to her. The two become WY) fond for every room in the house; We are
of one another A masquerade is giv- always glad to see you, to show yo
en in honor oi the new vgoxeruor Meryl our fulniture and tell yon our prices,
in MI Iole of Cinderella lhelps her,l
The A. J. Ang't' g.
foster sisters dress, and (13011135 to[
l P'AdllB
the Lady of Mystery, to confess her I.
longing for a beautiful gown and her" &Son company
SOUTH NORWAL’K .
Pg‘reai desire to go to the ball. The
derful gen 11 and jewels in which shel — “um ”I?
chanted with the beautiful stranger,‘ roof leaks drop us a card 01"
ceivos orders from England to strestinaw'
Lady .proves a fairy godmother. Shel
bids Viary look in the large chest ini .-....
arrays hetseli, puts on a mosque and . 'A GOOd ROOf I est
joins the gay throng in the governor ‘5‘
u be esulpes before the 11111Nasklng at phat“? “5' We “"11 repair and"
midnight leaving only a fragment of paint "5 all for one Price! guaran-
the Hub of Mystery who proves to be' WE R B dl '
a political refugee of noble birth 1111? r3 6" 00
GENERAL ROOF AND MASON
the room. There she discovers .1 won
mansion. The go1ernor himself is eu- ,is a hard snow storm If Your
.1111 fan .Is 11 (Ne. The governor re- “96 1': per Square f0“- Sell “3’
the Ladys cottage he finds Maiy at]
the dvin‘g Countess bedside—«and: CONTRACTGRS'
'kuows her'for the girl he has been 11 Washington St. 80 Neizwalk,Com'1 ;
\ainly seekmg ever since the night of pm". 731
the ball.
“AN HOUR BEFORE DAWN" AT
MUSIC HALL. , . ;
l’rol‘. Wallare, a scientifit uutllolily.
,slrenuously objects to his sons to-
mance with Violet hole 11 chums girl
in The Red Rose t‘on1pnn_\.\\.11‘uce,
tells the gill unless she severe all
relationship with his son he will dis .
’iluIt night the sonantel
and
Pattern Hats and Milllnery Novelties}
Thursday Friday and Saturday, .
March 19101. ZOth and 2132,1914.
son. Next day the laHIer is found
dead. Kate Kirby a girl detective. | M I S S P 0 l h e m “S
is engaged. She finds 11 011111011 sheet 80 Washington 81., Scuth NorWalk, Ct,
with the implesslon of .1 lettex 7l’roln: Phone. .302.
“allure lo Violet asking hei to mill A
aim the. performance as he wjishesl
to settle with her. lllcod stains lend'.
Best Bread Making .
to the laboratory where other dis
('iosures pr'oxe that \\ allure was shot 'Flourwpeefless brand
Miss Kirbv finds a note book which'
shows that he had been engaged in 1111:. 69
experiment until on 110111 betelc dawn,l C .
w'hlth stumps the time 01‘ his death.
l‘he son is arrested and givt‘n a third Creamery Butter ------------ 33° "’-
degrce gruelling Iilis KiIby 511111111113 3 “"3 Condensed Milk ----- ‘... 2517'
11 position in the Red Rose (‘0111puny.|3 pkg; 10C PfeSto Fleur ....... 256
to try and become intimate with Miss?
Dune and gain her confidence. She Royal Grocery
'rcuds to Miss Dale the mailing pan' Grocers and Frultererl ‘
er about young Wallace. Later she;_r°' 1264-3 22 $0 Mk"; 3t. ‘.
heals Miss Dane pruiiug for him. Imd' “ ’ , . ,'
she decides \iolet is innocent \llssl
Kirby receives 11 message to appear
at headquarters, as Miss Dale has con
l‘eslmd, Wallace denounces Violet,
and is released. Violet abandons hor-
sell’ to her .I’nte. Miss Kirby finds a.
note. which tells about the, wonderful
discovery Wallace has made. She gets
her father to help her and they dis- ' ,. '
cover that: Wallace was killed an hour ‘Spalding and D. & M.
hour before dawn by his own l11ven-.
tion, Miss Kirby demonstrates the ma-' N08135: AgfiRPISNVXNT
chino to show the manner or death.
George W. Wardwell’s
52 South Main Street
When
IN ' DOUBT
us to where to got your suit n1adti,.
cleaned, repaired 01- pressed give 11' '
'trihl.("aliod’1'or 'IiId delli'ered
A L BRIA
Fine Tailor
82 N0. MAIN ST. ..
Baseball
afternoon and night.
m.wm.
Clause in Russia.
'l’lIcI'c ls.uo upper middle class ln'
llusslu. A {molly is either of’ thc hulls»
unll'y although this term has now 11
rm uhlo llulunlouwm' of tho urlsfm
1"110).A11d at court he one has pinch.
«lmwv uutordlng to luhotltod lllllk. only
occluding to otilclnl position in the gov.
m'IIIIIoIIt.
. What He Made of It. ,
ll‘ll'sf Physician—1.91111 you make any
thing out of the patient's trouble?
Second Physlcinnml think it we mun-
uge right we can make about than
apiece out or. lt.—-l’hlludelphln licdgnr
W I
Oynlo'ol Sympathy. '
lino (sonthnentnil—e'l‘hree years I was
engaged to himwthroc beautiful. happy
you: wthcn it Was all over He (sym-
DdtlitttiltlnllylerOIl. I suppose you mur- ‘
rled him thonluv‘licgmdo Blotter.
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