factor , he wi 1 tons but tress and full. Big. getting eggs that and appetizing. gs. take them back to‘t e refund your money. e -instructions to do 80. WW . There are a ood in Blue ibbon Every Egghspeeted' Blue Ribbon E gs are selected one by one as they 'come tom the farm. one is inspected for size, fullness, cleanhg quality. . Q Norwalk, Gonn. Jumsnunorsn South Norwalk, Conn. Howard Baker has accepted a posi- tion at B. W. Post's paper mill. Miss Harriet lAndenburg ls attend- ing the Banbury normal college. . The Westport kindergarten opened this week. with a good attendsnpe. ‘ ’Mrs. A. A. Miller of Rosevilie dis- trict is entertaining out-of—town rein- tires. Miss Florence Burr will attend i’omonn college. Claremont. Cal, this winter. Mr. and hire. Jaines Dooiing haVe returned from a pleasure trip to Canada. s liidward Wheeler or. "the electric light ‘ station has returned from a week's vacation. ' Mrs. John smart of Saugstuck has been the guest ct his daughter in Bridgeport. ‘ (horse Hendricks is the proud own- or of in line Malll'nli- pony. the silt or his part-his. ' I. is .. ,. . , . n- .. prairie avenue. has resumed his duties’ after a two weeks“ vacation. a..- . Mrs. Francis Day. Mrs. T. C. Sterne oning meeting of the Norwaiit chall- ter, D. A. R.. yesterday afternoon. ' The Staples high school football tedni will play its nrst game of the season with the Norwalk high school‘ team. this afternoon. on the home field. ‘ ' Mr. and Mrs. Neil 8. Mitchell are deuce and go to New Haven where they will reside for the winter. with Mrs: Mitchell's sister. ~The condition or Mrs. w. R. Grace. forlnerly Miss Cora Bertine of this place, who has been very ill for many weeks at the’home of her mother in Scotti Norwsljt, shows no improve- ment. The woman's Beneficial society of the (icngregstionsi chart-h held its opening mostinsw hich was well st- randed at the parsonage. Wednesday afternoon and shetgi outliers for the year. auroral-nodule winter‘s work. WW FOB IBOIOTMTIOI W .s‘g«' A Msdiolns‘fhlt as» Not Cost Any— : this. unless it datlstiss. M W. The shin. medicine: insredients or Rusll Orderlids. which is odorless. tasteless and ccloriess. is an entirely . W . a in. m In. iihwsrc resist not closed their “not hold ill I” on it pleadings flip to flame. “new discovery. Combined with other minutely vslusbl.‘ ingredients. it term a patent semi regulator, intes- tinal inviscraher .snd strengthen». M" “M W'- I‘ 0' 1"“ Mills. Mall Orderlies are «ten like candy. W. Clark (km ,M. WW, with friends in New Tori: city. W The, Westoort baseball team will play llld assumes tests” on the spring mil ground. midday enamels. W ‘t. who have been visitiIgL‘thsir wicii. ,‘ ‘ ' : Tuewmdflmmii this streets; The asset-lateness this‘ i home here. have M tom; . . . - “ f“ .‘th‘flfi" and are notable for their agreeable. neat to the naiatgand gentleness at ac- tion. They do not cause grlping or 'iesce. 4;, Unlike other has of and or habit acquired ordinary ' Wfli 43' the castes. oi! ”0 . ’ms ‘oventngwiu he a use mum‘itcsc'srsiimsst it they do set can we say leg for Hensocdf: , W slam Alien. night. W is». it; can. inmate’s» and g. only as our sterew'rite ital:- “ Our“ Unused! Guarantee It is not Madam, there is a way for you to be sure of always are reliable All you need do is to ask our grocer for Blue Ribbon Make sure that the sea on the carton is unbroken. Prepare them any way you like-borled, fried, 'shirred‘, scrambled or poached. _ 'li you do not find them eriectly satis- rocer and has our eggs sold in car; ggs are positively the only one: that are guaranteed. Eve _ . ‘ New Haven ’ .1 L’HdMMEDIEU BROS. 23 ,Waahington Street South Norwalk, Conn. NORWALK GROCERY . h and Mrs. Lloyd Nash attended the up soon to close their Compo Mill resi- . any dissmhlo silent or inconven- ureosrstlons for a like pose. they do adheres“ a habit. Maurice. m mm m“, but instead they «smegma cause W . , , 7 more scam irregular sushi W your issue: without There mg... whichyoumaycpatwrlh ., ‘ fine-Hm some; . S‘s‘, .wv a... . enough be good. 57 pounds. rejected. 1 i Clean and Full The Blue Ribbon guarantee is not given to an egg unless! a Recently, the Utiited States All Bureau "of Chemistry warned stained or soiled- eggs are housewiyesagainst shrunken it is absolutely clean. w.— ".'F f ..in .u. "Mi for our Our inspecto must not have air the ends. . _or dirtyleggs. ’_ We rs placeevery trained ins ectors that an egg cg beicre a brilliant electric tmust also boot a lig , t. To pass inspection,the certain size. When, packed legg must be absolutely full—— in a case,360 eggs must weigh it must not be shrunkemand 3 Five Years’ Success spaces at that have been mum- “m... mm"... Wm... .1... . . Hg,“ . M4. 7... cm “1‘7: V; z 7 v72 . l i.-. um slits nun riit consultant (Continued from Pint Page.) reading of their bids by the mayor. _ City Engine» Charles N. Wood was asked after the meeting had closed. "Which do you think will receive the contract when it is awarded." He re- plied, "it is easily seen that Joseph A. McElroy. of Norwaik. (the only local bidder). with his sass per square yard is the lowest." He bid on lack brick.a The bids were on brick. asphalt. wood block and bltulithio. ' Ten bids were received. All bids were psepared in the pro ibed form with the sc- compsnylng 1.000. ers along the line oi the new paving ,must lay all sewer, water, gas and cloc- tricsl connections within thirty days after the publishing of the notice which is included in the resolution. The meeting was called to order shortly after 8 o‘clock. by Mayor Fin- negan. and there were present Council- men Burnell, Quintsrd. Bolts. Toomei'. and Thompson. Others were also pro- ssnt. including the city enginder. cor- poration counsel. street commissioner. city clerk and others. ' The purpose or the meeting was es- plaincd by t mayor. He then pri settled a rose utl’on which was as im- iows: ’ Whereaw'l’he city at Norwaik is proceeding 'to paw; Main street from its Junction with Wall street to Nash's corner. so called. Water street from its junction with Wall street to tnonsrd street. and West avenue southerly as far he the city line; now therefore it is ‘ Ordered. by 'the council of the city or Not-walk. that the owners or proper. ty on such streets or hlshwsys or such portions thereof as are about to be spared, shall lay branches or cons»- tisns from any sewer... water or gas main or electrical conduit to the euro in front of their respective- premises: and in case of collect or corneal so do so tor a period a! thirty days attest this order is reads and ”tics thereoi given by publishing thisg‘etdsr at least three paper oi said city. the council will cause such branches or connections to be laid; and the unease thereof shall be and remain a lien or incomes-sacs up the property in trout of which the ‘ . tithe , atlases. L «new .“i semis laid. similar in sheet endin- " Win The council «opted a resolutiou‘ which.provides “I. the property owner ‘Wyckofl Pipe and Creosoting Com- times. and caswssls apart. in s m . w Selected'lhbls Eggs Dillon 8. Douglass Hartford 1.31ch . South Norwahk. Conn. .. em ecu-wasfir South Nos-walk. Conn. SCHLICHTDIG BROS. Dorian. Conn. .e . O r .' respects as provided in Section ti ol‘streets andWest drenue. at $2.53 per the Charter hi the City of Norwsilt. Approved. September 21st. EDWARD J. Fishnets. ‘ Mayor? This was adopted on the vote of the meeting. .. wastnyt'flla. Joseph A. hicElroy. of Elinor-st. Norwalk. was the one phase bids were rssdpiirst. On several kinds of brick this contractor bid as follows: Torvalds-42.80; Clymbcr, $2.28.; Pa- ton. 82.25; Mack. 82.“. ' .hlseit brick for West avenue. .2.“ per square yard. lack brick (or Water street, $2.34 per squans yard. flack brick for Main and Water street. ".81 per square yard. Wood block“ (or West avenue. of the United States Wood Preserving Coni- pany. per square yard. ”.21: or the patty. per square yard. $8.18. ‘The same prices were quoted for West avenue end Main streei. Billy's Istimats. “to bid of Round). Deity. of New Haven. who nest need by the mayor. Mack or Manpolltnn brick for West "sous. stain and Water streets. $2.75 per‘sqsare yard. lack . 6r Metropolitan brick tor Water street. “.90 w square yard. lack of Metropolitan brick tor .Wator and Main street. ”.85 per square yard. ‘ ‘Wyckcir wood toi- West silence. $3.60 per square yard. Wyckofl wood lor West avenue snd Main street. ”.60 per square yard. ‘ Dslsn's Figures William L. Balsa. at Boston. was the spat bidder to receive the attention at the caisson. , , Mack brick tor West avenue. lain anti Water streets at sass use square ,‘M. . v Mack‘flt‘lck for WM" street. 08.“ r Sonnafielcl ............... a... .... ..,.~.~..,..E: 0‘ . ....,...,... A .r .. .. .... square yard. Mack brick tor Water and Main streets at 82.63 per square yard. Field. Baker & Underwood Co. The bid of the Field, Baker and Un- derwood 00.. inc.. of Philadelphia. Pit, was nest heard. Mack brick for West avenue. Main and Water streets at 82.62 per square yard. Mack brick for Water street. 82.70 per square yard. . Mack bring for Water and Main street at "duper square yard. 5" , Barber flock of' the Barber Asphalt Raving Dempsey tor west “once. ”.20 per square yard. (Wood) Barber block tor Main and Water streets, 83.20 per square yard. (Wood) Warren Brothers Co. The only bids received on bltullthic pavement were from the makers oi the material. the Warren Brothers Company. of Boston. Bitulithlc for West avenue. $2.48 per square yard. Bitulithic for West around and Math street. $2.38 per square yard. ' Bitulithlc for Water street (a) ‘3 per square yard. (h) if West avenue is also awarded. 8248 per square yard. to) if Water and Main streets and West avenue are hit awarded, 82.38 per square yard. " I. D. Pierce. Jr., Go. From thswa. D. Pierce. Jr.. 00.. of ” BTW TIIIT'DIIOIUFF before it this your hair. You know dandrul is a germ disens'o and it ;lesds slowly and surely ot baldness had there is only one way to cure can. strut; and that is to kill the germ that causes the trouble. “‘ Greedy solves will never do this. .. ‘ 'easss cf the skin and scalp. per square yard. Mack brick for “sin and Water streets. sass per square yard. stone company tor stain and Water streets'st it.“ per square yard. ”diaper salted, yard. .. Mentor brick 1dr wuss street st «sass per summarised.» , ‘ d 1 ‘ WWW. s v F. W Williams it. Arthur.“ Stamford. the man who Wilts assist» wars d it“. in Wallace» last you. had-dissented; l ZEMO and 3W0 SOAP are true scientific remedies for these sillin- .tions.. Il‘oshow our faith in some hassster brick of the assessor trims-rand more» we have instructed the dramas selling them to refund your not.» it yeutars not sstislisd Bessemer trick for Msin_,strset at "with the results from the very iii-st ‘ . « aim laments instances widely will we can adorn tc' malts. this otter because costumer .lisaicwand’ons tease crates sin-auditions“ show Mm ” will“! Mail‘s-sites- , osdiiis to. directions. they will attest . l thottle sad the dist csits or soap. 1 as we Wheat stamina , " protectin yo'u against such eggs for or years; Could we have guaranteed Blue Ribbon Eggs during the past five years unless they sl- wsys made good? The fact that our sales have stepdil grown is positive proof lue Ribbon Eggs are _ dependablp, lull, large, clean and fine-flavored. ‘Rmonwasle Pn'c.‘k m ..... ~ . .. The price of ~Blue Ribbon. But is always‘ reasonable. It may be a few cents more than you ay for ordinary eggs; but it is worth t e difference between suspicion and certainty. lllsto and “3M0 80A? kills the germ tend are guaranteed to cure. dandrul’. itching scalp and all other germ dis- the «w .\ ‘v-wYour Grocer or from Order Blue Ribbon Eggslrom your rocer today—or, if he doesn’t sell t efn, from nearest grocer cu this list. Bearinniindthat BlueRibbonEg «.2 are the onlyeggs tbstare giantess Providence MRS. E. SGHROEDER Woodward Avenue South Net-walk, Conn. SAMUEL .SCHLIPSKY Winnipauk. conn. BARNEY mum I South Nerwslk, Conn. L Bridgeport. the following prices were. hid: Asphalt. of the Barber Asphalt Pav- ing Company of New York, for West avenue. 2.07 per square yard. Asphalt for Main street and West' avenue, $2.03 per square yard. Solithsm New England Asphalt Co. The bid from the Southern New England Asphalt Paving Company. of Hartford. was next read. Asphalt for West avenue. $2.“ per square yard. direct, $2.14 penquare yard.- FrsnkiiwCowtrastiwg Co. mm the Franklin Constructing Com- pany. of New York. came the next bio opened. .. J Mack Brick. for West avenue. Main and Water stmts. $2.01 per square Yard. Mack brick for Water street alone. $2.71 per square yard. Mack brick for Water and Main smote. 32.71 per square yard. Wood block. of the United States Wood Preserving Company. for West Inventie. $3." per square yard. Wood block for West avenue and Main street. $8.42 per square yard. Metropolitan brick tmm“the Metro politan Mannheim-jug Company, for Main and Water streets and West sve— nue. 02.91 per square yard. Wood block. of the United States Wood Block Short inst-pine. for West avenue, 83.85 per square yard. . Wood block. sense kind. for West avenue and Jain street. “.30 per square yard. - ‘ Daugherty 0. leather. The last bidders bid dirty on Water street with brick. This iirm was the Zlossph F. Daugherty and Brother, or Bridgepon. ' m bid was. Mack Brick for Water street. 33.76 M per square yard. . sti‘sssiisnssus steam. Along'with each at these bids chine iiduros of varying natures tor prices on the i‘dllowins things. per linear feet of new curbing. for resetting old curli- ing.-oer square yard of tpr concrete whlki. tor resetting dag stones. for "input.“ trees "with roots. In: solid rocltucautio‘n. The prices which dif- have a great influence upon the award ‘ «The council must now holds lug Milli. tit/soils engineer to small the iigum into prices on the paving Asphalt for West avenue anti'hiain ‘ p 23m in to Monday nightnext. Mayor Fin- negan told the bidders that they would be notified when the contract had been awarded. He thinks that everything will be ready for the council meeting: . Monday night. ‘ New York. New Haven 8. 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