I "Qral over the Lake region is producing
5'55 and is about normal for the season 051
the year in all dilltriéts east or the
.. ___.+~..4_r.. 1--...N
. Cloudy
_ WEAngn FORECAST,I
Wr Norwalk and vicinity; 'Fair to-
night and Wednesday; moderate to
brisk north winds. A long trough of
our pressure extending from Montana '
Joutheestward to Texas is causing
cloudy and rainy weather between the
Rocky Mountains and the Mississippi
river. An area of high pressure cen~
“pleasant weather in the northeastern
districts, The temperature 1159. not
changed much during the last 24 hours
Rocky Mountains Thunderstorms
.'wore gegorte! here this morning from
Kansa9,: Tennessee, Mississippi and
(Louisiana ‘ ‘
WEATHER A VIEARI AGO TODIAY.
Temperature: 1110w,45: :higlt. 64
Sergeant Thomas I Hunt. forII
over
twenty years a member of wagon .1
walg. Mice departmont, is 4411;:
is substitutins . .,.~
p—.~_
Street Commissioner George A.
Sharron visited in Hartford, yesterday,
with Highway commissioner Bennett.
They talked over the highway situas
you in, respect to Nor-walk.
‘ The streef committal or .has 8 force
of ‘ihflr cleaning gutt its and doing a
: We! cleanéup about ihif city in pre-
”paration for the reception of spring in
due style. I '
The new store and tenement beingI
erected by August Wichmann‘, in Elm
Grove street, is nearing completion.
The rties who some time ago pur-
chase the store formerly conducted
by Mr. 5Wichmann, have discontinued
business -’
Friends of Judge AliI'red E. Austin,
tube has been spending the winter iii
' lCuIba, received post cards tram 111mm.
day. He writes that now the temper:
store is beginning to grow warm and
.adds that it was probably the coldest
winter ever experienced on the island.
Suitable resolutions were passed tbr
the late {Fréderickg :Hebbard at
. South Nonlib. 5
'Wé‘eiaii ‘“ ”136,441.48 831:7
da§ of! tod’a'Iy Sergeant Harry illibsop I I
.Albert F. ‘Gehebe
tho._
look and Optically More.
Faster Cams
, Favors
PlaceiCards and ‘
. Novelties
DONNELL‘Y’S
s1 A'l‘leNEInvI AND 4964554104:
10 sourHNAm 55:15:87.- ‘
' 5,, . 5f 4“
m
wE HAVE TAKEN.1N,A.55r-'u1.1. LINE
OF
Barry Shoes
Arie wE GUARANTEE EVERY
5‘ PAIR w5E aELL
parcEa as so :4
or:
Louis Avrick
POSTOFFICE BLOCK
SOUTH NORWALK
“q... ...
Ash Cans
51.1040,
"$3.50
Garbage
Cans 39c
to $1. 50
-._._..5.—-
2'5 West Washington St,
.tloutn Norwalk. '.
Phorls 6369-25 Prompt Delivery
”Adi—w» M .u. u... _
Regulations Ii'or police oiilcers’ use
of the telephone have been placed near
the instrument in police" headuumters.
meeting 0 Spbth NQi'tht Lodge. No.
709. 13. P55. (Ila: 14.144": evening. Also
eulogies wiere given 'by Helfinan 511111-
1110, Joseph J. Linxweil‘cr and John
Nougebaur iit‘tingly recalling the life
I tics ot the young mau,i
55,110 was .wespected by his brother"
Mike. A ledge ’61 sorrow was held ’
'5 [,1 W , I
l‘he Woman's Associating oi theI
South NorWaik Congregational Churoh'
5.5115) meet at the Parsonage tomorrow,
Wednesday, from three to six o'slo’ck.
Jirs. Mci‘orkle will give a report of
the meeting of the Woman's Elaine
Missionary Union or Connecticut lit
I - New Haven. Feb. 18,4166 Rev. John
5 Lobor Etatiatics Augustam
,, cuinllregatlon are cordially invited.’
Staplet wit speak on "The Relation
of tho omao's Association to the
Church.” All «women of church arid;
1'1l
d‘lfioan'a oiIotmeut cured me or
ecsolha‘ that n so annoyed the a long
time. no igiro-- was permanenwiw
Hon. 9. Wl‘. attliews. Commissioner
. i l
'l
lIed more money to pay the indebted~
I eiety of the Metho
Postal Icards are begig (143116 to va
rious police department‘s containing a
description 502 M. L. 1116991151119 miss-
ing furniture dealer.
A man has been seen hanging around
Franklin and Washington streets: lie
icoked suspiglo'ué. The police are co
‘vertly watching him... I! ~ 55.
JJetective SorgeIanIt Thomas Loath-
erlsnd sp'élit yesterday in Bridgeport
where he learned of the capture oi: sev-
eral boy bui'glars' who are accountable
for over a score at breaks oi' areceni
(late. 5
‘. W p"
.« he
a,‘
METHODIST MONEY RAISER DEAD
CHICAGO, March 31 ..-——'l‘ho 1"Rev.
James Rowe. who is said to have rats»
ness of small Methodist Episcopal
Churches than any other man, died
suddenly early today at 1114‘ home here.
11561- slit years he had been correspond-
Normlli ‘
, Eortuné tellers
.v a:
A square deludeoends a good u
' A good many things that are apparent cannot be seen 55
just the same
it an article is secured by virtue of its cheapness Rats expensivei'?
to the useriat any Price." .5 ..
-:- .—---Try Our COAL——
Best Quality -—~ Lowest Prices '
RAYMOND BROTHERS '
won the dealer.
may read your future but youll hay
'_ ter part of this month, J.
. xiii.” _ ' 55
Yesterday atternoon the Woman‘s.
Municipal League, of South Norwalk,
met in the Library Auditorium.
" 45m: NOTEWORTi-IV r‘orl .THEI
I,IsnIci you are chrIisIlp of Wielding
rslcse’ .. ..:
curl-usuqtusu..5- r
The reports of the various commit
tees showed that all were doing ex-
o‘ellenb work .
During the ten Weeks. January 10 to
March 28, the Rest-21100111 Was visited
by 2,084 persons. 5 . . 't»
The Educational Committee gave no-
tics of the lecture at the City Hall on‘
Friday; Aprl 3-, at 8 p 111.,- and an-
nounced that sometime during the lat-
llierbert
Wilson of New minibus secretary of
the Naltional Playground Association,
would talk ’on "Playgrounds and Rec-
reation," and I that Miss Mary (lamin-
bell, investigator of and worker in the
.public playground at New Britain;
would also speak. Notice of time and
place will be given later. through the
- columns "foil the “press. 5
.. The Educational {Committee ardent-
ly hope that this coming summer there
will he luv South Nonwaik a public
playground even it on a etna'i scale.
with a supervisor '
The Fire Escape Commitee report-
ed that theme escapes. had been in-
spected and, with the exception of the
doors, approved; thatharrl wood rails
to cover the imn ones would be added
The contract for this work has been
awarded to the firm who constructed
4,.
t’
Q.B:‘Jscksoni
I Optician :5 .4
‘ Everythngn theropticgé Line 3.
' ,5,Eye§ Examined Frée
68 WALL
NORW I
4.95“!"
K.
the fire escapes. As soonus these rails
were ready, the fire escapes «would be.
used and fire drills inaugurated.
.The' Special Committee. on School
Nurse stated. that a commission ap-
pointed 5by Columbia University, after,
making a survey of schools in the
United states had compiled statistical”
in regard to diseases and health.
I ‘ schools were classified as~ urban and
rural or clty and. country; the former
4..
Electllly"
mumblidr
Light and Fewer.
115
55)
a
“A.
’ ‘3‘ l emonstrate, to you the thirty Exclusrvejesiures
yer Met 1*
FOURS. $2. 500
A few second hand cars for sale chasm.
, «Automobiles for hire at reasonable rates.
You want your house or “are wired
You need an electric motor “
You want an electrician in a hurry
lsixss. :3 no
OSCAR H. BANKS
Distribliter tor Falrlield Coun .-y, River Street. Norwalk, Conn.
EVERYTHING , $33222...
ELECTRICAL ,tAotor Replli‘l. _‘
I IBM)
CONTRACTORS.
E 8424,.
(
ELEli‘I‘RigxI
PHON
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IMPRESS your friends with your ARTISTIC taste.
Send Them Sell
We: do not buy cards at 1am-
a study, of ELEGANCE “Brides t
LANICE'S Cighr. Stationery and News Store '
MAIN smear NORWALK.
(Formerly,
“THE STORE TMEY TALK ABOUT " 1:
31111 Us
We will not overcharge you and will guarantee like work.
THE WHITE nmcrmclco
54 WATER ST.
i
BOUTH NORWALK
octet] Eas' er Carlie " "
0111. we Discsrnmms. We mallet"
he sumo—cards didere’llt. -
J. T. Hayes. )
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.but31134 or year only Sillliper
" month. are any property owner 5
being in cities with a population of
40, 006 or over; the bitter 111 towns
with a‘ population of less than 40, 000.
Norwé'lk's schools came under the lat-
ter class. According to statistics, the
pupil and country schools are from
twenty to fifty per cent more sickiyl
than in city schools: there were twen-‘
ty- live per cent. more’ tuberculosis
cases in country schools than in the
slums of a great city: moIre cur'avturej
oi’ the spine and diseases due to mal-
nutrition. ' I
The children in country schools
walking long distances :5 earlng heavy‘ 1
clothing, in which they set during!
school sessions, going out again intol
the cold air, contracted disease.
I Subtiormnl children remain in clear;-
jes, causing over- crowding or certain!
grades. It has been :proven that sub-
normal children become normal
' through superllsion, play and proper
' nourishment. Would it hot be econo
my to have a school nurse" She
would inspect pupils, visit homes when;
necessary, instruct parents. About:
fifty iomilies only would need such
be sufficient. in Nox'ivalk are 6,300
property taxpayers.
school nurse would cost each or these
is
who would refuse to contribute such
a small and: toward the salary of a
great need?
Mrs ,.J Milton. poburn state chair
, man of thei) A R. committee on We]
{are of \\’0111c11'.sInd Children. asked
that we Louguo go on record as far
oring a; State Reformatory for Girls
over 16 years or age who cannot be
admittetl to the industrial School
where the ago limit is 16 years. it
1' i
“ling secretary of the (ihlcago Home 5
Missionary and Church Extension. 650
t Church. In this
mortgages:
96 wAetho'mN eraser. : .
gawALL arsEE'r. 5 1
PLAiN rib-n: THATa won'riIiI
MONEY.
Using Foley' s Haney and Tar tor
cough or cold may save you both sic
ness and money. 5‘
capacity he is cm 056 with raising Menomonie, Wis... says: if! am expo
more than 82.000; 000 to pay on 01161641 ed to all )6“)th weather “filial “ii 6 hold the b
55 . ‘. . ‘ . lFoIey's Honey and no doorman Ain‘toralmoli
’ ‘92 Dr. Boyle was compelled to cauliol ways uses one up in good name iii: an plan'stl.
2043 an augment: at Paris. lit, for 549st 1 catch cold or have a ll“ cough, 1 ‘
’3“ 11311113? because,“ illness. lie was at recommend it gladly." Willi. 8qu 5
ICOLEBURN 8 LAUDER
THE JEWELERB.
DIAMONDS, wATcnsa JIWIL’RY, cur oLAse. ,I
’ W
We have a oareluly selected stock of Sterling Silver and SilverI
Plated Wore, the latest deoigus of standard makers.‘
, Novelties of every description. ‘Wa- invite your inspection.
ma.-
Repairing and Optical Wbrk or All Kidd's."
'rwo arouse. . ,
SQUTl-imORWALK. 4, ,
.,thOiIAWALK, ,
. 4o
F F‘. 5. Monah.,5MoCor1ntqis.o
Chicano.
settled that in mi;
Also Silver ‘
Was \otcd that the Letiguopeud a peti
.,tlon to Prof. William .B. Bailey, of
Yale University, appointed by Gover-
nor Baldwin as chairman of a summit
tee to consider the advisability of
such a reiornhatoriy, asking that he
will urge his committee to reliort ts-
vorably' on such an institution at the
next legislature. 55 5 5‘ ,1 "Yi!
The receipts from the cake 8% at
“Olmstaad's store, and from the var.
tea at Miss 04.711111411141114 home. for
the bonoiit ot- the Rest Room, “are
very gratifying
WOMAN QUFFRABE RALLY;
l NEW YORK, March 31 “One or the
L, principal speakers last night at the
, Woman sausage Assclciation's anhual
campaign rail herIliE \ya‘s Mrs Mouth of the am it has blazed the ‘trail‘,’5 -
whose as— and others in nearby and distant bis- 5
.womeu would
Tomorrow, April let. the wolniiu,’s
Municipal League of South Norwalk:
will celebraite its ililh birthday. 01'-
geniaed in 1800 with a charter mem-
bership of twenty, it now has 140
names in its membership list. .5 5
The pioneer lessor.» in this section
cos have doliowod What it ,6» done
‘ ' "Will“ town
hit 11.
, 7. 31x, 9. 421:. 10:12x.
‘5: 04, 6: 01s 7:14x,s:10x 9 40x.11 15x,
visitation, and one school nurse would
The salary oi.’ a 'I
school nurse for when: thef‘e is such ..
Th6 5‘,
,5 f ioh to be
FECT FIT AND REFINEMENT
or the latest Parisian and New York styles. . 5
. .Only the Belt“ Materiale are ”not“
are MADE WITH EXISTING CARE as to Fi'i' and FINIGH
R 5oRAeElIroL
the Best American Adapt!
tar our 9916101111 an
w
NewIY'ork, “New have
I ,5 and Hartford I
Railroad Trmetable
IN EFFECT MARCH 75,1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO5 NEW YIORKI.
A,‘M-1I'203It, 5:83x, 5: 41x, 6. 09.
6. 55x, 7. 18x, 57: 46, 8: 171;, 8: box. 9:15x,
9:37, 10:2714, 10:45x. 11: 4414.
P Mi-l 0914', 1:l8 3. 001:, 3:29.
4:401: 5212):, 5:,44 6:0014, 6:,47' 7:02x,
.r Sundays.
A. M4512: 2517.5 2331:, 5. 411:. 8. 54,
10: 271:. 11: 24.
P. M.—12: 50X, 2: 44x, 3: 00x,
62001:, 7. 01x 7: 1,2, 7: 571:, 9. 42, 10: 121:,
10: 28.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK,
A. M —.4. 453:, I 5: 40. 6:45, 8:03x,:
8' 51x 9:15:14, 10: 02x, 10:05,“ 10:50x; ' .
11: 03. ‘ I
’P. M.—-]2:03, 1:06. 2:043, 22 57,
3: 30x, 3: 55, 4: 29, 5. 051:, 5: 24, 5: 28,
6. 0114, 6' 07 8:1014, 9'40x, 9:44.11:15x.
.1515 30 12: oon' .
' Sundays.
A. M.——6:00, 8:03x, 920014, 10:02x,
14:003.
P ALI—12:10. 1:02x. 3' 3915, 5:0214.
12: 003:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEw HAVEN
A. M ~12:23x, 1:17x, 6'09, 7:,235
9: 16x, 10:22 11: 111:, 151. 57x.
P. M.:——120, 3:163, 42 28, 5:14, 6:15x,
6:47, 7: 1011 9: 261:. 1.0 50x, 11: 26.
Sundays.
A 11.241: 235x, 1:17x, 7:43. 916x,
1031,11, 11:151x .,,
P M—r12100x.2.,.:07x. 4:471.I 6521211..
8' 48, 7: Nil, 8. 34x 9: 28X-If, 5;“) 6501:.
SOAUTH NORWALK TO DANBURIYV
AM—I' 20 8:13 8.27, 9'59x
P Mx—‘l. 251.4138, 6:20, 7215'
. I Sundays.
A. 11:16:35. . ~ _
P. his-2115, 7:15.
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK. l
A. lit—43:00. 7:23. 8:18,
11' P50.
P.. Ma4221.6:I,40-8:80
Sunday’s.“
A. 11.4255. 11:45.
P M.:—6 05 8:30
1: signines express. ‘
t alghiiies atopé on signal only
us
-———- wa,m m...
OXYGEN
your eligine's cylinder by the
’ OXYGEN PnooEee’ "
which does it better and more "
iliorouglllyIIthali the most cop-
soientious scraping methods—w
and does the entire engine in an
hour or less Wi’l‘llOli’l‘ TAKy
1x7: 71514515: asd‘rxn 110555.45
‘,Dan'trun 11 carbon fouled en~ I5
gluowit moans LESS POWER.
lion, etc.
5
Very reasonable rates‘
5W LHanford
11:44, ‘
10:03x,l
Drcmuylnlr
lime the carbon removied from 5 ‘ 5
IratI
stored cylinder \vai-ls,1prcignl- I:
. verse and Ioustddy "1.6166455.
‘ a 3141' or tilodears. .5
First class Shirt and! Collar
1' Work can always be alone in
first class laundry pinata.
THB CRESC
LAUNDRY 5.
is equipped to turn out ilrIs
class work
A fair trial is all that we ask
’Phone 5
1‘ The Fnendoi
the o. -
\ ‘ om~:‘
Comfort of the '
Rich" :3 ,5
Use in ; 1551.14.34... }7
The United Electric .
Light 84 Water Co
Office Clifford BlOck ,
-, ’Phone. I683 .5,5.I.5,,5 I
Archttect and
Mechanical
Draftsman 55-
' 5 Plans druun for all kinds of private
buildings. residences; etc. Plane, spool-555555
itcutions and estimates given. 41414115
all kinds of mechanical drawing done.
Tracing 11nd blcu p1 inting do‘ne liens»
with e.
48 FRANCE. STREET, 2-
846-12. 5 Norwaik, Conn.
.711...“
; Edna Mae Seymour .2
I n ites ,
Your 14:31:49.»: 9: the
Laws: Styles in
f; Hig‘hCiass Milllne
At Reasonable Prices.
I Roodner s clock
5 waewmorpu Eraser "
he ‘2‘.
”t
returnable bitterly
courts» on" no 54m 6‘
iii lied
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