_ with dog Killing whatsoever. came int . an a strange Woman. whose not approve or, toilet» . ' ‘h‘liroablnz., scorers! that would be the envy at that oncomnilshed actress You may think that In the confusion n will not notice it it you do not; present, but she Will hood nanny men have been Ill-an ' . ad because orthetallure of a col,- ‘Ill‘ploma to make a living tor them NOTICE Dos tags for 1311 are now to be ob- tied at the Town Clerk‘s olllce. A halts o; it. 00 in addition to the rear our liceniie fee must be paid for Iii o’3s‘hot licensed on or nature my lot. WWII April 11,1911. HERBERT R. SMI'I‘.“ "dtllyid Town CleIk. _,......._._..... 4w...” , NOTICE (The Inhabitants of the Town of NOI- ‘ . Atoll: Who any qualified to vote in town ‘meetlhga therein are hereby notified Illicit“ IUIi.“‘_1p :IY QOMMIGIION. Editor South Narwailr EV3n1nu 83393 a unfllr 3 ,, _ 1 . ' Campaign propased Worthington street bridge. permit M3 to say: 1 1. in my judgment the bridge‘ should be built by a commission [or the simple reaaon that tho pro-ant duties of the board or selectmen are sunlclent to keep them iuliy otouble‘d.’ and those In charge or oonotruotind the bridga’ahouid not be hampered by other public duties. Bridges at this magnitude are usually built by a cam- mlssiou. 2. The trolley company should be assessed for its proper share or the expense of the bridge. and it is much bett3r that thin be filled upon In ad. mm a ii is in the original bill, rather than ”to rely on the uncertainty of some general lintlite and a later determination of whab‘ Wan equitable share of the enriching and. it is com- mou justice that II pli'blic service cor porntion which would he constantly using the bridge. should pay its lair share ’of the expense of its construe lion and Iuall.Iieuance 3. it is eminently proper that the state should make an appropriation for a public improvement of this kind, and warned that a special town meet an the 31mg has made “mu" apprm log of said town will he held in tho" Town Hall Wall street, April 12 1911. at 8 o'clock in the evening. to instruct the nelectmen what action they are to 1 ’ihke. if any. at the hearing before the . " once Committee, at lIaIttord. on Kprll 13. I911 relative to the Washing‘ ton street. brl e, and to hear any oth- er thriller?! a (i take action thereon rei- attire to said bridge and bond issue, and Whether they shall prepare or re- waive any other bill to be presented to the Legislature. All according to a petition of George R. Van Alstyne and others Dated at. Norwnik. this 7th day 0’ April, 1131]. ' JAMES A. BROWN, ALFRED AVISON JOHN DEVINE. Selectmen of the Town of Norwaik a? iii. A w.—.._w- NOTICE Citv Taxes”? The taxpayers of the City of South Norwnlk we hereby notified that the city tax of nine 19) mills on the dol- lar. laid on the assessment list of 1910 hey the Board of Estimate and Taxa- ton, will be due and payable on the hint any at Mayo. 1911, at which timei 1 “Jocelyn the some at my - 5; united Bank Willing?“ 93 . ‘uton street. South Nonvfllt. _ ty at the rate of nine .0) per out. Hear from May 1,18“. '1' in god on all bills remwilng unpaid after June I 1911. WILLIAM S. WILCOX, Collector oI Tues oi the City or '-South Nor-walk. South Norwaik, April 10 Hill. ~ 310 in hoes} I my '1 no of promo-spun“: o: m win an 1:» plans hall at and not bin-priced. I mlmpmpm printions in other cases. and it is (or the general benefit of the public every» where, as well as for the people at the Town of Nanalk. The town "certainly Iviil' not get the state appropriation union tam tor it. 3'! bridge and park should go to. gather “one proposition, because it Wiltooctlifu- to put the when? urine through not. than at any future tilts it the bridge and park scheme were carried out as’ contemplated. the in‘ creased assessments In the course of ten or ‘flitsen years would doubtless . pay for the interest on the bonds that would have to he Issued to carry the project through This is a time whep personal and fractional dlflerenceu should be laid aside. and all citizens should be united in tbelI euorts lor this great public improvement It II sum to come sooner or later, and there is no Ieason why it should be do lay-ed t0I two years. Eyerybody wants the indge. so lets get together and build it now; Very truly yours. ' NEHEMIAII CANDEE. Willi ll flit slim WALL STREET 10:105. p1.-—-A mix- we of gains and loosen was recorded in opening sales on 3 Stock 5;: change tadey.» (1m, Normorgf pro with a min of IS and Rock Island with an advance at N were the “reagent among the railway stocks. cilio loot l5. WALL eraser ii I. flit-Mil which had shown a little lie-vim oi the onset attached a (ride but u there was no mum! mapoue else when. prices went (I! snip Paella Mentions m mama dealt in and: advanced I. point WALL 8W. 1 p.1nr-ll‘lucuIa-f3 lions through the In‘orning' Were is- consequential. Almost the only boot and translated was that (his to tho ‘ evening up meat: to preparation". for the W luster holidays. Bur Ourlmldeaas Shoeuadflxiords forfleiut . flbflhfijd HIM ’0! twin“. Union PI- ~ way 3333-on amt Herring. Elatfisli Spamsh Mackerel Ida lb 5 lbs, 25a 4 lbs 250* 2 lbs 2501“ Homer S Beers & Co. 13 MAIN IT» NORWALK 22 W. WASHINGTON 31“.. 80. N03- 28 WOODWARD AVE" 80. NOR. inane was at a standstill much at the time The standard ntocka at noon ruled at about the level of yesterday a clean. Bands were steady. Visitor (who has been going for the last half houanou know, Im not physically strong, but Ive got. good staying powers. 3 31Hostess (wearlly)-—Yes, we noticed that-«MA. P. . but Betwgen two evils. it is better to Wed a talkative lobster than chisel! sat iatlod clam. - l _, 1 ., . m I There are two Monotone when two. men count on that: linger! One or 1' them is when they hem a widowar in M There are ll hundred times in a mnn'n life when he tannin be In a position come back. 3 . When obey gets old enough tolloolr thoughtfully down and admire his new clothes he is old enough to look up and admire the girls. Finis tobernfrrieh?’ l 1. .. ._.;1. to go out and slam the door and haven. 3108.3 and s GAZETTE RUILDING. NORWALK. CONN. Touches for the Easter - ostume Treioussem & Cd’s Famous " Kid Gloves ‘ '. A very complete line dren, In Tim, Gray, 31.50 a pair. Dress Gloves. 12 and White. $2.50 to $3.“). for Ladies, Misses and Chil Brown and Black $1.00 and til-button lengths. Black or A new and very attractive assortment ot plain and " Neck Ruchings Dainty Chiffon Veils' ill BUTTONS of all styles and sizes for the Easter frock 3 All Shades Square 2 yds. x 1 yd. I ”.75 « Easter Only a a}: you ought to buy it is W as lalNoi thanweaieshowlng. Mortemwomnihatoinersanrstoremar , rebattheBIgStocksadaska “Dayoneverexpeottaseildltbese if you want to wear your 3“) “a" possible. Ion Will center a great lever on our employees by coming eddy. OanOIlrrooIns are filled to over- flowing, aldiough We employ as: many exfia people as our alteration space wilFianlt yet we don"t think we shall be able to satisfy everyone I for mater Sondd'y Store. no matter how large the City-can 1%. I. ew Days Away . o IN THE SPRING Give the lawn and garden a little encouragement and a chance to incite good by applying Wizard gSheep Manure. The results will :asioolsh you. Sold in bags of ; roo'ponndl. i .. . o-.. 33' ~“ctimoil-NOWmdtheplo‘ce'f ». 3 "31 in near. ,4 ' Phone Six-Fivell‘wo. ( \NOW LlSTINl , When your run limited and you ”in I good Salt. to 87 or $10. don’t. go butting Into other places. because "our: in the pines tor your mate. We'll wait on you quickly. sire what you out at an roar the price a: you want to our. on We quit but a steam trial to prove it i t
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