‘c.-4'— ..._.——— ——... IIUnoas ’Trlhe, No. 26. I. (fin. M., iii meet tomorrow evening for regu- lar business. VMr. and Mrs William 11 Howard. , of Norwalk. spent yesterday in, ridgepora with friends. W‘- , 4. ss isabeli‘b Gregory, of 55 Laurel onus Bridgeport, spent the week- tli friends and relatii es in Nor Miss Josephine Rummler. of Smith‘s College, Northampton. Massachusetts, at her home in West street for the nildaster vacation. ‘ iBarney Barman arid Charles Cohen, of Stamford, are ,in charge of an office not opened. by S. Cohen to Company, It “South'Norwalk: 1 ’ '- , * Miss Marion Hamilton. a student at 1 Smith College. is spending the Easter ' vacation with her parents, Mr. and 35V, Mrs. John A. Hamilton, of West street. , Mrs. C. A. IHarstrom'and son Eric IIHarstrom. of Prospeet’avenue. have [returned from attending the funeral of .~ Mrs. Harstrom‘ s mother- in Phelps N. _ I. “—— Suturday afternoon and evening made a great deal of business for the merchants because of the clear weath« '5 bespoke better times than the mer- < . ‘ chants proclaim. Vi. .——-—————-—- The special orders issued today train the office of the adiutant- gen- ”‘éral, the leave of absence granted _ Captain Stephen T. Smith, Jr. of the Ninth Company Coast Artillery .- Corps, is extended to May 1,1914. diev.Charles E Barto, of the Norwalk Methodist Chruch, whose first Sunday ~ I here was yesterday, went in the after 11 , noon to Wilton where he officiated at the Canfleid funeral. Interment ser , vices were held in the Zion Hill M. E. . phruch. cemetery. 'I-f’l‘lle majority of the local stores will to closed on Friday. Some of the mar '(VIihnnts. however, claim that Norwalk- 1 go to Bridgeport if Good Friday gills thet’Norwalk stores closed, and I this reason will remain open that “or may lose nothing. VIVContractor R. V. Goeppler is pro- needing with the work of restoring stile bridge across the Norwaik river at Cannon 'Statlon. near the depot. This was one of the bridges swept away by the storm of several weeks ago. Mean- me pedestrians use a small foot. ridge and automobiles and carriages ford the stream. which is wide and button iy at this point. airless TELLS Hows-To PREVENT sso soar-:8. hrse, Swansea. Masts. says: “I. ill V‘ or. Many people were out and crowds , rsI. Ada L Strange, Trained . IWere displayed PICTORIAL before any other V ,PIICTQRIAL Paris Now is your choose and wear VV you niay inspect Costuiiic 113 cents pug fashion. For Sale at DONNELLY’S,- Boys’ Express WagonsII’ with iron axles, $1. 50 to $5. 98 Albert F. Gehebe, 25 West Washington St. I RESCENT LAUNDRY 9 Phone - 5 -. 4 L The Laundry that guarantees . not to injure garments with in« jilrious chemicals if! the placeV to send your clothing. We abso- V lutly guarantee not to use any such chemicals, as their [place is not in a laundry of today. Let us do your family wash this week and we will wash CLEAN everything. starch the starch pieces andd'ry them and iron all Why Not Be the First one to Wear the Really New Stylesi PlCTORlAL REVIEW I resins-ran - 1’ TH "‘MINARET" STYLES three. month} before any other pattern. Thenrst Draped Skirts,“ for March, role-u; men is ’_ fared draped effects. offers new as the latest from _. 1 u w' \ ’l‘he "JAPANESE" Collar fer womens' and misses' dresses, waists. coats, etc. - est style from Paris firsi. At our . Pattern Counter, Phone 10889313}! Nomfirt poliyeryfir Man‘Sion House . in ‘ REVIEW , pattern i- REVIEW chance to “.11 this; thalat- 1. this charm- Costume, 15 cents -r6 south Main St. ~ W... , , lrookfm.35c Diaries soil; Buppor,25o . Sunday Dinner Chicken Soup 1 .3 I Ohlcken Frlcassee I‘“ l ’ Roast Fresh Ham, 'Roast Beef Boiled Potatoes Green Peas Peach Shortcake Homemade Bread and Plots 4 . C HASSI‘ Prop. 00/3414 WIIII. 8.. 0. Norwalk. root leaks. drop us a card or We will repair and have" heenln Florida forthreIIe months, 9“” “I“ M”: K Hi"- The latter 13: 01“ on, tiGC, “an. ”turned Friday .‘ the eldest (1311311137313 who 13 the wife Vponnecticut A rlculturol Ex orimcnf.i P E“ l 9 p n E. R. Bradley &C0. is a‘hard snow storm if your ‘ ’pho'nej‘i paint it teed. ii: pd: sqiiare foot. Call us . now. 3 ‘i oasesAL soot ANo MAsou comsAc'I-oss. ii Wnohlnnton at. so Norwolk.IcoiIn Phone w. i w w l ___._, '9”... a... cleaned repaired or pressed give us a trial. Called for and delivered. ' ‘ lV Fine Tailor or The Rancid: Viilk Electrical (in: " The Only hilly Ionlpnl ’ ILsorllicAL 0110! In the I’M AUTO IUPPLIE. Phone Burr—60 Bo. Main St. 1 so. Nor-walk. limo sou Block. .' TEGVEPHONB 307. Vi THE FURNITURE OF YOUR I DREAMS ‘ the table linen and bed “non. At the rate of 1 1-20 Iver piece or 50 pieces for 75c. l semi-Finish Wash 50 PIECES 75 c Attorney James T. Hubbell. of Nor- delk, spent Sunday with relatives in Cannon (Station. James Brown. formerly of the Bus- ton Store, started this morning on his Bridgeport. Baked, stffed gosling clams were Vys use Comfort Powder where ‘1 Noel am on a case now where the dy has been in had eight weeks and y using Comfort Powder she has no ed ;sores.’. Comfort IPon der is a V kin Hesilng'IWonder. ‘ ' Class IDancing sewed at the South Norwalk Club on Saturday "evening. Also there were' ’ egg and cheese sandwiches and cocoa.l , . Commodore William H. Bylngtan,ofI the Norwalk Yacht Club. appointed on too for the coming season. The mean, here are W. L. Word. chairman; Vio' tor W. Ferris and James M. q’BereiI. The committee will meet next Satin-s day afternoon at which time it will on ganlze and arrange the details. Country store dancing at Dreamland were many different presents given- away and all evening there was I riot other «colony rim will be inept” Saturday afternoon the house commiLi Baturday night. packed the hall. where T of laughter. Next Saturdoy night ohv design nor richer in quality than the FINE FURNITURE WE OFFER wasn’t more graceful and artistic in 1 AI and you can procure ours at fair! m prices, as much or as little as- you please. We have furniture suited to ”0‘” located ‘“ NR1.“ M the humbiest cottage and furniture fit ”9"“ 3L and am PM to ,' tor Castles in Spain. Come in and see. The a. J. not... 8.5% Company SOUTH NORWALKI Mrs. Ada F.5Altenbrandt Bole Meat fertile Jennings-Bragdon Co. importers of fine dress fabrics. Made to order by French Tailors Women' s Suits Skirts and Coats: per- fect lit guaranteed. Over 700 samples to choose from. Among them are the new creaseless linens; all beautiful shades; goods sold by the yard; no du- plicates if dost os‘i’wd The [public is invited to call 0 suing: after 6 o'clock. 6 West St. - Tel. 122512. 89. Nomlk. . , -...——-....—- take orders Ifor ladies' suite. costs, etc. Repairing, clean- Ins and pressing a specialty Give me a trial M Dolin VVnew duties at Jiowland's store in I Great Eaxter Sale ,. ‘. e at the IVRoyai Grocery IALL' 7H1! WEEK . GREATEST BALE EVER. READ GIROIULAR. Royal Grocery Grecoro and Pruitororo. Tot. 1264-3. V ‘ 2230. midget; m .V....... a-..“ oa—V-«u—i-u CUBIIAN IWfiRI COREUWNDENT * I DEAD. I , 1 ‘ . *1 KAVNsAS CITY. 310., AygsV lif- Ladies Tailor . 85 N. MAIN ST. spend u month at their bungalow in 't‘aimadgo; 1111","? who... St. film is still at the Nor walk. Hospital and is imprming uallyw He is expected home in a day or so; ,; with?"sirens: 3.3.2; ‘ day morni II; at 990 $12 J o a e o s 1 , ‘ 13558;" t £223.! r if 8 m Vt VIIIIV ' : ii? ' $1 79 and $1- 99 home of Mrs George H Jeliff. south 1 V , . ‘ 'Ivenue tomorrow at 3 p m V _ V} .l , " * ' I. ‘2 as to where to get your suit endow .I Ito hear Mr. Patterson give some sic-1A3 Weyefimeuger’s fortune doubled. if cues for declining The following tic Jedoubmd and then doubled again he . iket was herniated: Warden Luther got big- enough so that even railroads ‘_'_. S Knapp: bu asses; Fred C. Bonnier. feared him. He was a bugIboo to . iii L. Conistoc, T C Rockwell Geo Viia‘rrimsli. The Southern i’acific Ball- :1 R Stevens, Charleic Wheeler. A H road got so it (vould not sell him any 1 treasurer. Edward Rutledge, tax col-mice up to $40 an acre on timbered i: iector, Alex. McKendrlck; assessors.‘ tracts that had been selling at $18 _‘ C. H. Demerrltt, Francis Snyder. an acre 1; Howard 8 Raymond; sheriff, W Hi speaking broadly 0‘ the Western ' J1 Cody: auditors. T. W. Benedict 'easier to tell where the Wethaeuser c s. Morest and family will ,VVV' WM’ Ij 25055New Shapes on on; Tues- . . $1.49. " 1 ‘ «3:555 Theifloms Missionary Society of theVI 1. I I Rey-m“. prices V ' III “31-50 to $3 M 19 Church will be held at Vilrei ‘ . ‘ ~ fin»... ..._ t 7 '!== =m!==fl'7~l [~le I. IWI VV ~,.__.~.._V——_ Dr. C ii. Sonviile and wife, wlIoI‘mIIIISt to reach here being Mrs Is SI LADY-““33 OFIBENEF'T- V ._- , . a I or 11 Vassar College Dior-CESOI' ‘ilidI Staflon II'.ua. Bunefln on 1’0.m 5. B. Woundy has 5”de attractive' who for a time was greatly interested NEW HAVEN April 6.11pm mug‘ sign placed on the from 0! his 005+ i1" settlement “Wk in NW YOI‘“ r‘i lady bottle, known to school children: "a“ place on Railroad avenue. , Vi The four sons have all been in the‘ us 'the ladybug," is one Of the basil Vliimber business like theirVV father and friends farmers and flower raiser?! Tile Womans Club lield- an lnter- ‘“ ”mum” “'“h “h“ hair in Connecticut Its good work eating meeting in Raymonds Half Cezg‘r‘i' Weyerhaeusei W“ “’0“th is out of proportion to its size The Friday ““05,“an it was the last one hund do of millions. -Hls fortune hadiVmom lady beetles there “a the bet- of the season. Mrs. Irving Lockwood ; increased since the early seventies 5555 the garden vegetables and ponies. idle-principal entertainer, was delight after the fashion of the horseshoe ile only wicked lady beetle 1" the leVV 5 -nuil problem. in 1872. when Weyel-i squad beetle The Connecticut Agri- s 1'38“" saw a' ”“1“”- he ”a” 32" cultural Experiment Station has is- it ItoIoVk eleven ballots Friday eve I000“ 000 for 600’ 000. 000 ”mall's um‘isued a bulletin in its entomological at: to nominate a warden at; the Eff—“1V9 timber laud 0‘ the C H'Iserles telling all about the lady bee- . I . bor gh caucus held in the Town Hall €180“ CO ’ at Colquet. He could “83 and giVing photographs 0! them . part with that :2 H000 000 then IIlwithout The story 55 of interest. to school chil- There were about twenty voters pres V“ rilnace since th " fit w 1 i- I.“ F L. Gomstock was first 'liomi- 1 gm 1 it Tl ‘9 t ° to i; 9 a dren as well as to their elders and lnted, Hg declined ,Alaii Patterson re iayo 83‘ ‘8 ‘ as 1' gears copies are distributed free from the fused to accept. The present swan, ’ “station 5de L. S. Knapp, was then nominat- 1 Weyerhaeuser had said that in hisi .Aii lady beetles of the thirtyninei Whole life he had never lost money; Hedi-1e was “01t "999‘“ M” Pa t in an investment in timber or timber; specimens found in the state are can terson,one 0‘ "Ila bur‘gesses. was nine :land. He Iadded that he had never nivorous and predatory, a seVefo mI ‘dictment against them until it is un- ,ed it | on i e ticket last year Without his . A. L' BRIA goonseiit. He stoutiy refused the nom- made money in an investment in n‘hy iderstood that their blood- thirsty world thing else. But no one who knew him, ilnation this year, wdnfiaid he would could remember that he ha I] ever in- Vis among the so—called plant lice. Iibe oh‘t Iof town a greater part 0‘ the rested in anything else—V-unless it had Few people who absented minded!“ 82 NO. MAING‘L .TVEIL. 920. summer. when the office of sheriff. crush a lady has between their thumb ,. 5 , 1. ,. 1. , o. be‘arin 6n thelumb r business, likel I" ~w —.—-7 II o; was reached "WI" w” a desire 9f the purgchase of a inlll or loggingimm index linger realize that they have J..- V... , ibeneffcial habits or life histories, and those present to place,Mr. Patterson railroad. or 5,” steamer line to carry in nomination again. "This was done ,lumbel' to_market. ‘ ., that they ““0“” be encouraged “I“ protected. The entomologists wi their microscopes have examined the stomachs of the lady beetles and hard found that one-fourth of their diet is lice. , Out of the many varieties them are the twice stabbed lady beetle, thaI twenty spotted, the fifteen spotted, the painted lady, the nine spotted, that two spotted, the convergent lady, the, glacial lady. the parenthesis lady, the thirteen spotted, the plain spotted and many other beetles whose names are 'spoken in Latin. The experiment sir tion is always looking for new specie , mess. , Raymond “13"" 30h“ E Herflmvlmore timber land. The road but the VRodimerI; registrar of voters, James limit of the United States, it is far} George Purdy. The nominees are the timber lands are not than where they some as last year with the exception are. He hadn't any left in Govern- “10-10- Wheeler for “1‘86“, and merit reservations. and of course Francis" Snyder and 1-1. B. Raymond V didn't own any where desert land or for assessorsu The election will take too great elevation made trees un- 93W- place Mayl . Last year there was a profitable in size ’ __.._.__.___.......___.._.. Progressive ticket that received 22 ‘I But he did own in the Mississippi , -. , votes. , _ Valley all marketable timber-"near to BENEF'TS BY VTHEWNEW WORK- ME-N's BOMPENGATION LAW. water. :l-le owned west of the Cas- Oregon and Settlement has been made with Rob- . d in Washington, , , "ILLIUKRIHE UMBERRI‘R gorillern California, practically every- 9“ 01"". 01 East VNOYWllk. for “0 (Conti ued from first thing worth a millionaire’s considera~ ‘0” 0t ‘0‘" fingers while in “'9 el- ll page) “on. ploy of Herbert v Carr. the conntrno “<1 . for. The New York American, yesterday, ‘Take a small business. my boy.and printed the following: build it up to a large business," Wey. Mr. Carr was insured in the Tram _ lers’ Insurance .Co a through PASADENA. Cat, April iii—Freda. ethoeuser said. It was his own rule 8 V mm YV . lck Weyerhaeuser. of fit. Paul. Minn. in “'9 J M Layton w 00' and the claim the wealthiest isotherms in the Born in south Germ ny. was promptly and satisfactorily Ill- world some say “richer gm Rooke- Frederick Weyerhaeusor was born Justed Imd PUG teller," died hem teddy. He was gay. in Neldarsaulhelm. Southern Ger 1 M. 1m & Co" lnc. _ EMY- nine years old. lmany. November 21,1834 When‘ In his whole long life Weyerhaeugm eighteen he had enough to move the Ron! Estate and Insurance. had never failed to assert that he whole family tonne. Pa He wor on 5 Railroad Avenue, Was not rich. But with 32 000000 in a brewery there. Four 5 Smith NOX'WIlk. acres of timber land in his own name 19:10? he moved 0“ ‘0 ROCK island - w 55.... ... and a controlling interebt in ten Ill. and went into a sawmill. "times as much more. he had alwaysi 1" 0: Denckmnng in the same mill Plain ana‘ been in a position to keep the wolf came from the same neighborhood from the door. . 1 in Germany, and had the same thrift It was in March. 1911, that he sur-l--good German thrift. In six months prised the people of Pasadena-1 by Weyerhaeuser was manager. of the buying a home here. It was a good plant. In No years he and Denclo ideal of an extravagance for him, man owned it since he paid $60,000 for the mince. ' Another family there came from the But most of the money went for the same village in Germany~the Bloe- park tract in which the modest house (181s. They had two pretty daughters. mulls. and this could be divided into WBYBrhaeuser married one of them. Simple lots and sold at a good profit today, Then Denckman wedded the other. The next November after 'Weyer Then they were all started right, 'lliveuser. bought the new home, and Every boy that has come from the two before he had moved into loll/1m. unions is a power in the lumber ‘l-iuBl Weyerhneu‘ser died. Her death struck new today. . . AI good adv. pays best in too am I the loan down. Up to that time hel had been hate and hearty for hisl ELEGT'ON IN NEW JEMEY‘ years. From the day of his wifems t OOU LISTSI IAVND GPIICIANO ." V LARGE sHsLL rim arscrAcLss feel comfortable ioéii distinctive. well like}! by W who use than. ; '2 VIVVVVWo retain OOULISTS dor your I 1 mode 1‘Owiliil‘y impossible. 1 1, marsst and Henry Jseser represent _ W i I O funeral he failed gradually. l’ATiQRSON. N.-J.. April 6:“‘V0iei‘ti Advertising All .Chifuren at Bedlide._ in the Seventh New Jersey Congress- ‘ A week ago. in a Weakenod Icondl. ional diserict tomorrow will choose a , “0“ at “19 time. he was prostrated successor to the late Roberto. Bram 1. with a severe cold This turned into condenses J. 0' Brynn. the Democrat- s semblance of pneumonia. The menu: to candidate. has the suppbrt of [Pres ,, bers of the family were hurriedly ident Wilson, who has made thelndor- gathered together. ‘When the sons coolant of the present national admin-1 arrived they got the brat doctors in. iotrstlon the loading issue of the com . . V V V V V , "nos Aussies. its was elven oxygenfltsst Dow n Drlihker Is the sopuou Increases t and all modern lniithods were reamed can party candidate, Henry C. Whibw .V , z to, but in vain. His advanced age head the promsslvo. and Gordon DO ' ' At the deathbed were all the agar- 1 Socialist parties. Jaeger does not live j ‘ tors of the totally. Rudolph V. in the district. 11 ,- ‘ "WHOM!“ bi!!! living with his 1‘ V, 1 . . h“ 'P‘ 'I “WWW m, sentinel who: III/Io. will mucous» 1 ,1 1 ‘ WI 1' “Emil; color-May one , . ‘ W suit other you.
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