The Reason} WHY our Candy. IoaCreain and Biker-y products are so satisfactory. to because we tile on1y the ‘ BEST MATERIALS F. A. LANE Ii Waahlngton Street. Quilt Wilt ............. ‘. i ................. The modern TONIC RECON STRUCTOR. containing the mediew inai oxtractlvea of From: God Lin era. with Pontooato of Iron... , Sold only by ' 5 it. 1-1. Maren Anderson's Launch Works Manchu and boats of all kinda promptly built. Male for late. All kinda of repairing 'Ivan metal "hamlets. 'Oyeter Shell Point. Nomik Charles Buck, Jr. A ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR GENERAL REPAIR WORK 22;; 51 MAIN 8T.. NORWALK “freiephonea: Office. 901; houae, 21-3 . t Miss A. Banks has been visiting, inl Danbury and New Milford, for the last two weeks. Miss Fannie Buckley, of Metuchen. New Jersey, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William Hindley. has started rrpon his annual vatation. Prrfritk ii Nolan. of Spring Hill, spent yesterday with friends in New Canaan. Warren Sconeid, cf \‘ewtoun ter-. Colfax Encampment will have a re-: hearse] of the patriarchicai degree in Odd Follown’ Hall this evening l __ r Ophir Chapter, No 52, Order of the Eastern Star will hold its aemi- rnonth~ ly business meeting. Wednesday even- lug. Court Mahackemo. No. 53. Foresters} of America, will hold its semi-month-1 ly businesa meeting, this evening, inl its rooms. in South Main street. 1 The weekly business meeting of‘, Douglas Fowler Post. Grand Army Ibo-1 public will be held, this evening, in its rooms in Washington street. . A delegation of members of Ophir} Chapter, Order Easter Star. attended1 the grand master's day exercises at the Masonic Home, in Wallingford. on 1 Saturday. 1 Richard Abbott anti Frederick Be dient. of Norwaik. were elected stew-.1 ards at the quarterly conference of the Norwaik Methodist church held last week. State insurance Commissioner Bur (.011 Mansfield has admitted the Ger- man American insurante company of New York to do a fire business in this state until April 1, 1912. Joseph Hartnett, of Norwalk, well-; known in automobile circles, left town this morning, to accept a fine position} to Derby where he is to have charge' of two excellent automobiles for a pri- vate family. Five new members were initiated into Norwaik Lodge, Order of Elks. formerly 0f iiarrt'mmk N. Y. ,for a few W" ' .Tuag ER 5 yesterday athernoon A (auction was served at the conclusion of tho «ere , monv A regular meeting of the lodge will be held on Wednesday men log. Clarence E. Jennings. the recent put- 1: lint-tor oi' the former Morris M. Norton" estate. has had the property further: Improved by the removal of tho fencea on the. home street side and intends to let out a larito'quantity of rrhubbcry and trees. Lady Washington Lodge. No. ill. Shepherds of Bethlehem. will hold a regular business meeting this evening in their rooms. in Red Men’a Hall. Wall street. Only matters of routine business will come before the meet- ing. Dancing will be enjoyed by all. The weekly business moot of Washington Camp, No. 1’. N. . 8. of A.. will be held tomorrow cranial in the new quamra, in the Booth Nor- waik Trust Company building. in Worthinaton atraet, at which time im- portant buolnooa matters will come up for consideration. The first of the series of aociaia which Divloion No. 1. A. O. H. holda every year will be held on Friday evening or thin week. it it planned that the membm‘aod their friends shall have an enjoyable event“ and refreshments will be served and lano- iag participated hr by thou who at- tend. P. C. mm Wu. K. I. 0. P» out hold a beautiful tomorrow aw ,some time next month. ibas secured it position as driver for‘ race spent yesterday with friends in; Stamford. Concord Division Sons of Temper once, will hold a regular business meeting this evening. .‘M Cockenoc Tribe. 1. 0 .R. M. is plan- ning for a citrus initiation to be held - Mortimer Conley. of Main street. State lirotlrers‘ market. Edward Kuc.h of Post Chester N Y.. spent the Sabbath at his paternal home in Franklin street. Miss Mamie Sheridan of (I2 Wilton tuner-rue spent the Sabbath with rein- titers in New York citv. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Coley. Nutley, V. .l.. spent yesterday friends in South Norwnik. ofl wtitl 1 Postal cards are being received from Miss Margaret llrlscoll, of Strawberry iHiIl avenue, who is spending 11 lacs. ‘, tion in Brooklyn. : Palestine Castle, No. 2. A. f). K. of} M. C.. will hold its weekly business meeting, this evening. in its hall. i1 1 Washington street. i l Joshua iiyart. of (‘ontcr avenue. whose use has caused a general break- down. irur-r been removed to the Fitch Home for Soldiers, in Noroton lieiahta.‘ Dr. and Mrs. West street. Mrs. George Mctiibbou. of 11 Everett ii. Jones, of (‘ hlr‘ofito. days Arthur Lindebern, George and John 1Meelrer, Slirio Panonettl Joaeph M‘ it‘orcoran. Frank H. Field and Sayre 1M Youngs, of South Norwaik enjoyed , an automobile trip to Hartford yester . day. They report having had a moati pleasant trip all the wav throulth. l web‘bbbhwhrlfiid‘ 5141 Mistakes will occur but if you pay by check you can prove you paid the bill (I Open a Check Account with the 3; 44 i 4. E i111 : «it .1. at. all a South Norwalk Trust Co. James Bryant» of the. Boston Store. 1 i i 11 have been entertaining" ' - "like New Store ; ' a; Wall 81;, Norwaik. 1.. these prices. in the city. 3N6 arenas:- 1 Here Now New ”Fall Goods ' Men—4nd particularly the young men who do sire-to be in advance of the fashion show—will be interested in seeing our new fall clothes. We show an elegant assortment of suits and ov- ercoat: in a choice range of fabrics, commencing at the ver y modest price of $10 to our very finest gar- ments at $30, with a magnificent range in between It goes without saying that it embraces every- thing that is in fashion and without question is the widest and most carefully chosen of any line shown Come in and cumin: the different styles. *Greenport Oysters Escailops, Soft Shell Crabs ‘ 14 South Main St. 1 ' South Norwalk . Dar tim- winter and Captain Bucking-1 HIM who has oharae of the bathing. . ““ a COMPO season Waumo. 1 Fiona Hauled High and Dry in Proper-w! atlon for Winter. ”\ ‘ The season at Compo Beach is warr- tag. The floats at ”tho bathinn beach} have been hauled ashore and housedl houses reported yesterday a general‘ falling oil in the number of bothers. The hosts ware biow’n ashore in the sale of Friday night and when the tiller left thorn high and dry, Captain Buck- lna‘ham and a number of assistants pulled the floats up and covered them so that theywlll withstand the ravages of the long ‘winter months. ‘ Combo improved a great deal this last summer. Many more bathing bOuaes were erected. Home trouble- some stones were blasted out. The, Inc canvas covered floats were lnstall-' ed for the first time. Other noticeable improvements were made and patrons generally were pleased with the seas- on. BILL'S TWENTY-FIRST. —~-—~m——~—-- i l “ylliam H. Ferris. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank N. Ferris, of Elm Grove street. is today celebrating a notable: event in his life. William in twenty-? one years of ago today and is ceiebrat-i in: the reaching of his majority in ihe1 , [tending the BLUEFIBH. BUTTEHFI 8H. BEA BASS. NATIVE EELS. SALMON. aw onorrsu, HA‘Lta u 'r . FLATS. BNAPPER BLU £8. ROUND AND LONG CLAMS. TELEPHONE 1U- New Linein Ladies’ ‘ Neckwear Sale of Collars. (‘hetniaelten Ja- hots with side effects. Stock t‘oiirrrs and liows in all the new shades. Shetland and Chiffon Veils. J. I. Mallette (Formerly Misaca Davnon) 88 Washington St. Tel. 449 , infrequently ECutbill’s Bridge Fish Market "III DILIVIRY. W REGULATING a childs tooth is of as much import once as having them filled. for it not happens after a person he reached maturity, perfectly sound 'and healthy teeth are extracted. and . artificial once inserted, elunly’hecauae; ' the natural ones were ugly. 1 Parents should look into this part of: the chllds well being; it teeth over lap or protrude. or have wide. spaces between them. tin-y can be straighten- ed- and reprinted so as to become wholesome and beautiful. i nae none but the most approved methods and ~1appilancca. produtlrtg results that are i 1hlghly outinfat for) D i. n MALLERY‘ 16 South Main St. South Nor-wail Hours: a a. to. to 8 p. I1. aun- daya by appointment only. ‘ OCULISTO AND OPTICIANI -mww. (‘orrect glasses will relieve you of many eye troubles. We employ experienced ()cullsta-«lrrrdnato phy- rtlcinnsmto examine eyes and sour antoo satisfaction. 87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn. Open Batrrrday Evenings Wow—.— RA LPH v-m. PINNILL SURPRIOID. Many Frienda Remember Hla Birth. day Appropriately. An ideal birthday aurpriae party wall given Ralph L. Ponnell. Saturday night at his home. it Qove avenue. East Nor- walk. llr. Penneliolmaw nothing of the event until about 8:415. when the door hell began to ciao. loudly throttah the house. and an answering he was very ranch surprised to have tile [treats bound in upon him. He econ romeo ed. however. and some. music. and singing was very much enjoyed. in the course of the evening refmha’lentl of cake and lemonade were served and shortly before midnight the about de- parted for their homes viablnl Hr. Penneli many more limp birthdays. The acute included in. and lite. John Petition. fir. and lin.‘ Harvey Aeitert, Mr. and Mrs. hank Ferries. Mr. and hire. Levi Jones. M". Battle Crosby, 3111. lattice smith. trim Open Penna“. moo Garcia Aoitort. All» has thar Remain, Illa Harte Karim ma r. m. Jan-ea mil. mm mm mrmflr i ' FOR SALE Centre - So. Norwalk i-lorrae. ill rooma. newly painted. nearly 1-2 acre hind: :1 minutes school and depot. Price undo. J. M. Layton‘dr Co. Inauranoe It Real Estate Agent- 6 Railroad Ave. South Norwaiit L»...- U... ..... m...” $10,000 DAM FOR IKIITINU. Catternia Millionaire "tiling a Goa- oreto Wall to Tom a “ream. SAN FRANCISCO, Boil. SSW-Ell! one Deflabia. a millilonaire la circadian! £10. 000 to keep poisonous mosquitoes away from hia palatial county real- denoe at Hillabmm One of the their water create that has ita aouroo at the Cryltai Springs 1.11m rune throw“ the pounds of the Mable estate. and time swarms of mosquito” are bred. A high retain- llra carter-er. wall turn the emit train aim. More than 1.000 barrels of cement have been We k lift-stress (cor-inn home unexpected- iy)»~»Wbat's the meaning of this- you emu amt blouse. so tourmruqam Blotter. It... 1FIRE ALARMS 1 i being created to 5'... here not on my blue akirt and ray , irate-«wort what of it? Dan 1 they ’ char-ohm?“ know 311W material“ wisdaaretllehut proper manner. Mr. Ferris haa but one regret and this is that he did not [become Ofeiiile in tinie to make his ap- .plict11fion to lit-Ionic a voter but next iyear will find him on time with politira éstudicd until it has beromo a science: with him. ills many friends are tax-1 usual congratulations. i ”Bill“ is a graduate from the Norwalki High school and Is now emulated in a large publishing house in New Yorkg city 1 i i 1 ._.._... i i i 1 l GTUNG. _ Tcpchcr«~"1‘ommy. do you 'ow llofir the Little Busy Bee‘?" No; i only now he doth know’ Tommy-9' it. ' “ IOUTH NORVgALI‘t.FIRI ALARM tire Alarm Headquartera at Electric} gotta. Telephone for fire alarm (i . 3~—x\\ nahinaton and North Main Sta..1 Mahackemo Hotel I:—xl)ay and Raymond Sta. an a 0 Corset Factory. private. 1 :41th a Theatre. 'l—«Norwallt tip-grim) Swuuaic Hall tiffotd and City Hotel: 9~Crtioa St 1. 12 ~xWoat St. Franklin School. 13 ~artfoucortl BL. Concord and Lincoln 8ch oolrl ii North Main and Ann Sta. iii) —lli it St and Review Ave. ilk—ahorwaik Iron Went Ave. and Cedar St. gill-«High School. West Ave , div—41' cat St. and Taylor Ave. 1 i l 09‘ 2&«41‘ ly Arc. and Low: Si. fitw-t“ ireatnut and Honrv Sta. l6~~115nulh Main and Monroe Sta. 25~—l. extortion Are. and Austin St. i 27—- W eat and Elm timve 8111.! til-«South Main St. between Grove and Meadow su. 1 82min)“ Electric \t' orlt1s. State St. I divaslirin: and Ole . t.a . 5~xl nviimd and \ ater Ste. ”‘11“ 3. Co. “Fairlie” Ave. and Cedar St. tit—Taylor Ave and South St Woodward Ave. and Meadow 8t. . ‘05 egnrritt and unintnrd A1 car and Water t Voodvrard and landmine A\ on 51:-Goidran Hill St. and Limwr-od Ave. i 51l- ~\\'aahinxrun St. I‘lridg c. t 58‘ Freight yard and Ann St. . privm “~30”an Lock t,‘..n private In‘l lit-note. non- -lntcrfering boxed. HIM) Music-r box. from which the norm « of any box can be rounded. (inc l‘rtlki‘ at i2 noon and it p. m.,3 I‘Mautiarti time, 1- 1 Out? stroke at odd limes. I~iinr upon 1- Ttvo stroke-u nftcr an alarm. tire out. re- 1 loathe department, 1-1 _ 1nTh1r1r-o slow- strokes. water to be shut 1“ Ar 12:41:. 9. 111.. each Wedncaday. a box? 1" uliul for test. 1 Pin alurma for 11111;' district also re- toeivcrl by telephone. .1. testing 0T1 1IAIT NORWALK Fill ALARM aortas 11M1'11111111-11irentd\v rrcra. Van Zant St. Tel.170. aahinrton and Fort Sta ill—Jan Zuni 81. and So Osborn Ave. ‘.2l6« Earn Ave and Rattan tit. inn-“infield 8t ins—rim and Charles Bta luau—But Ave. and Fitch St 2’5— kt John i-lt and i-Jdiio Ave. 332 Wl‘itflvlt“ Arc. and l‘ll‘i‘t st. liouievrtrd and lat-coed r41. ace-4 ove Ave and F" iii M Auxiliaryk box in Marvin itchool connecta with box 35 m Auxiliurv box In Fitch school connoctl .nitit box :10 (me Most of whistle It odd tlruea. teat- i I i t r i i i i In? or "troupe im- blast of whistle at i p in. standard it me. gov tent at firm overly Weddell we biairta u obit-11cm l-fi to on Four biasta of whit-tie i l 1- 1-4! I: 30 ll. m.. no bclioui. Show call at it: till 11.. one contort. A lliilehtmll fl'it-lflflflt‘ tmu electric oration 1705}. between the hours of n p. at. and twin: location of fire. an alarm will be van of boom! box. NORWALK Fill ALARM! étcugr of Main and Wall til». it Ave and Union l‘l. ring Hill and Keiiou 8t nlon am “0'0" tit. and Wilton Ave -lfranl1lln Ave Iklrymt!“ Pt. I 1:). “eat Are. and Iorwln tit. its—«limiter Ave. and Orchard tit. aim‘hapci tit. and Harbor Ave. tram-Wm Ave. .. near Hoary lie—iitovcna N1. and mart-at. «latch t. and North Ave. ace lm-hfain an Catherine Elli. tin-New Con a road mm tit. heatnut near hammer 'in. aid in aerial} UlnguA'e‘. n " limo. uni. and diam Ava. , t Ave. and baakani um. W aowavvou man man elevation 18* 11 Ave. to N. Y... N. It. a ll. r Special Cut Price Continued for This Week Oniy National Biscuit Company’s Red (ita- hams. Social Teas, Nabisco Wafers SC PaCkage I Extra Stamps with Teas and Coffees}? A.F.. Beckmann 81 Co.) 83 O 85 WASHINGTON 81'. Phone 440. SOUTH NORWALK i i r .. I i The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House A} BE INDEPENDENT Visit the Danbury Fair § in" an Auto. Machines to Rent Driven by Skilled and Careful Chauffeurs We Are Booking Orders New OSCAR H. BANKS _1 RIVER STREET Telephone 681-3 1 NORWALK, CONN» ' » 33 South Main Street. Soutir Norwalk A Magnificent Showing WELL New Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists; and corsets. You “0““ $111er see these handsome new garments w hiie no comments are at their best. Tin-1 will meet your requirements its to atyie and beauty, and they are really unusual values. Our offerings will appeal to any econmuigui ideas you have. while style and attractiveness are always exhibited in our gar- ments in a marked degree. may The still greater feature of value is always much in eviderrce~and this store's power to give great- cr values was never better shown than now. vinced. Ladies’ and Misses’ Suits $7.98 to $30» Ladies’ and Misses’ Dresses $5 to $50 Skirts from $1.98 to $25 Waists 98c to $12 Coats from $7.98 to 835 Come and be con- . I O O O O O O 4- The Paris Cloak and Suit House ' 33 So. Main 85. South Norwalk. 515 Main St., Stamford} " if your Carriage, Wagon or Auto Needs Repairing or Painting NOW THE TIME Luther M Wri girl’s 18 THE PLACE m eeurortvrawcorm I} thealwyer."t3lood m ona.why‘t’, William Loch. in. was discussing " 'iiekase has done not "it“ at a dinner in New York. the cue dirt:- why.‘ said Aunt Mary. 'aad tome laws. ain't had chicken on do tabla ,. “I sumac." said Mr. Loeb. “that six weeks.’ " in the peat a coed many people ionic ed on a atriet observance of the cue» . tome law: from a ultiah and worldly point of view: They were like Aunt lulu an)" coo-to work flat-y Persimmon. . the moat imbue. - "heavier-y called one day a the nocturnal There to only one week on. dances of Christianity that t1!
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