251v
lt“ iii pump and delimit!
ra: ass-l or saKstlv
Paouuc'rs
F. A :LANE
lit Washington ltrsab- a
Gambler-walk ’
The
modern route «nation...- ‘ i
sraucron m“
alastraotl'vas
'U ".m
at» “can“ f i
...“... kinds smartly twili- M «, 1 .
l'or sale. All kinds of repairing
given special am .
Oyster Shall Point. Wit
a IAI:I’I:I:§:IZI‘-.. !:z:i:'.r:l:.fa'
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- Norwaik, Sunday. .
Charles Buck. Jr.
unscrarcar. . w
common »
Gasman
mam wona
51 slam s-r. uoawaut
\Teiaphonss: Cities, ”1; house. 21-!
Miss Lucinda Richardson. of 2d Park
street. Norwaik, is quite ill at her
home. .
Miss Leonora ‘Ward,,of Arch street.
has returned home from a visit in
Hartford.
The canvassing committee of the
Norwaik Fire Department will meet
again this evening .
The members of the ll. S. Club will
enjoy a plank steak supper in the Ma-
hackemo Hotel. tomorrow evening.
—Remember the card party and
dance tonight of the South Norwaik
Council, Knights of Columbus. Ad-
mission. 25c.
A large lumber schooner is unload-
ing at. the liubbeil, Hail and Randall
Company's docks in Water street. Nor-
walk.
The Misses Rhoda and Mn”
Bturges. of Weston. entertained tbcitr
nephew. Frederick Harris, of South
The El worth League of the Cannont
Station Methodist Episcopal Church
will hold a Hailowe‘en party, this eve-
ning, at the parsonage. l
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A loan exhibition is in progress in]
Stamford, and a number of people}
from Norwaik and vicinity hav. arti-
cles entered which are receiving much'
favorabic comment.
William 8 Wade. who has been
spending the past two “N‘kti with his
Mother. Mrs. Elizabeth \\‘..-nit- of West
street. returned to his homc in (‘iexc
land. Ohio. on Saturday. \lr. Wade hast
been for several years the set retro 0; of
the Cleveland Stock Exthuuge. and his
auccesp in the business wot id has been
most pleasing to his old .\or0\aik
friends.
At the regular meeting of Palestine:
Sunday in New Haven.
ward avenue, spent Saturday and Sun- '
day in New York.
I Decker Brothers are movatlng the
inside of the Dreyfuss cigar. store in
North Main street.
avenue.
tires b" New York.
of the Central Labor Union will
held Thursday evening.
thp. South Norwallr Fire Police will be
' Scolieid.
. iiroun, who is at the home of her par-
fonts on Lake avenue.
Mrs. D. Platt. of Spring street. spent;
William Zipperor has returned home . '
after a few days' visit with friends in . .
Bridgeport. ‘ '
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Russell. 0! Wood-
0
Mrs. Lena Briggnrmau. of Pairdoid
is visiting friends and rela-
The semi-monthly business meeting
be
The monthly business meeting of
held Thursday .evenl‘ng.‘
McKinley Command. Bphnlsh Wm
Veterans. will hold its mollfiliy busi-
ness meeting. Thursday evening.
Chester Selleck won the president' a
cup at Wee Burn. Saturday. He was
one up on E. 1.. Scofleid. Jr. J. M
Knapp won the play off of a tie for the
pierson cup. Dr. George I. Sherrlll
\Voll a sweepstalte event.
Mrs. D. 0. Chase ind Mrs. C. ll.
of Weston, entertained as
dinner guests Sunday. ".13. Sturges.
.\it and Mrs J. M. Terry, the Misses “if. mm" “n. u .M ”P“ ”If
Filli‘elli c and Marian Perry. Mrs. liron- t
nan. Albert and Ernest Brennan und‘
Mr. Miller. all of East Norwaik. '
i
rtedctiok \i. Brown. of Idllllfivlllo.:
Kt . supot‘ntendeut of the louisvliio— i
St Louis lines of the Southern itnll t
wut. united in Dnnbury. yesterday
motning, hating been summoned byl
reason or the serious illness of Mrs.
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CityNationalBank
TRANSAOTI a osusaat‘sanxma
1 Samuel Grumman Lewis I. Horton
Castle. No. 2, A. t). K. of M. t.‘., lustf One of liishop and Lynea‘ coal hor~
night. a deiogution of Stamford broth-é sell hitched In pair. fell down at the
era was enter'tuiucd. who extended in-t foot of Mill Hill yesterday aftarnoon.
vitatlous to the local members to at thriving slipped on the brick pavement.
lend a tuttsuucrudc hall to he held in l ills partner held his feet and the fall
Stutul’md on \‘ovcmhet 29. District: on one later regained his with the as-
l)eputy liyron (‘, Mead. of South Nor-I sistancc of bystanders. The harness.
walk. will so i0 Stamford 0H Now-up. harsh and wagon were alike uninjur-
‘bor 27. at which time he will work the ed.
third degree.
A party consisting of John Mc-
w’l‘uyior & tloidcn real estate and Queen. Tony Delano. adoption Good-
insurance. havpuremored their office win. John Murray. of Stanford: B
to The South Norwaik Trust Co's Hedman, Allie lnnohak and 0. Ward
building. Telephone 1230. ' Van Aistyue. of South Norwalk. took
in the boxing boats at New Haven. last
evening, making the trip to and (tom
the him City with Homer Grow. in his
automobile. ‘
The ililisitlc dancing class this year
is to be in charge of Miss Benita V
Slocum. the wall known teacher from
Bridgeport. Mlu.8locum will be at
Hillside on Friday afternoon andwiil
give a series of twenty lessons extend-
ing into April. Miss Brendiingor. the:
principal of Hillside. is bearirrgfrom a
number of prospective pupils Olltlllil(f*
the school. Her advertisement ap-
pears elsewhere in the paper.
itlcl'W'l'd'd'i-d-
NOW
l8 TH! TIMI POI YOU TO
CAVE
" Some young madman it will
be easier to save a little inter.
There is nothing in it. If your
« income increases. so will your‘,
expenses.
rss 1009s 10 «vi to
.1.
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.ll‘he Graduating Nurses’ association
of Connecticut will hold its quarterly
shooting at the Graduate 'Nttrscs‘ Club.
.246 West avenue. Bridgeport. on Wed '
nosday at 2:30 p. m. Mrs. lsaheifa
Wilcox. of Pine Moadow~the new
president. will preside for the first
time. it is hoped that there will be a
large number of the members present '
as the meeting promises to its very in-
taunting. ..and will bo‘ followed by a -
musical. ,
, “dd in Arnold‘s foul
‘ its. work which “ltd Saturday It
artistic color" "
MOTH NOTES
' (1‘ Burlap during the latter part of ia'st
, nook protestant oystermon on the nat- ‘
murmur at" Bridgeport and Fair-
M 00000011. from not any work thef
magnum last you Some «of-the
amen risotto-m Norwailt’beds until '
m became more amt».
i “Kurd u;
else to town—
raom‘txo To :30. ~
fill-i
The New Store
:4 Wall St.. Norwalk.
Fish! Fish i
letter and Patter now shah any time of the year. Look at our variety.
LIP'I, Medium and Snapper Ilusa, Ipanish Mackerel. Esta. Halibut, Flats.
Wait and Codflsh. Native Flats, lass , and White
Clams, Mill Pond and Greanport Oysters, Long and Round Clams.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TILIPHONI. i“. A.
wetness AND orrsaa svsav
PAOlLiTY coasters“
WITH souuo a .
samtmn “it“ i 08 is followed.
Capital
“00.000.“ "17,000.00 the tianttes.
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JOHN H. KNAPP. lat Vice-Pres.
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 2nd Vice
Pro ra.s
WILFRED BODWILL. Cashier
DIRECTOR!
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp John H. Light ‘
Christian Swat-ts Fred. H. Iowan
Henry I. Lockwood
TWO YALI PLAYINI
KNOCKED OUT.
All
acuity and Tomlinson Collide Head-0n-
aud Ar. Rendered Unconscious
During Practloa.
NEW HAVEN (lot. ill .——Contrary to
the gout-mi order of thintis. Monday
was a busy day for the Yale football
men, the coaches not deeming it ad-
visable to let tip in the work of the
men. 'l'ale is manifestly weak at the
outta. and 10 candidates for the win!
positions were tried out «yesterday
afternoon. including Bomeislar and
(lailauer. who are expected , to ill;
those poaitlons in the big gonads. For
an hour the and men were sent down
under punts. having a big backfield
to corfland "with. in this practice,
acuity and Tomlinson collided bastion
and were rendered unconscious for a
few minutes. They were taken from
the field. each with a had cut in the
forehead. They will both probably be
out in a day or two. Captain Howe
entered into the practice yesterday for
the first time since the Virginia game
and named in good condition. no ran
the second eleven in a' scrimmage
against the ‘varsity and did the punt-
inu. A majority of .. the players
the scrimmage were direct“ against
the varsity lines. but no attempt: were
made to score.
The third eleven played against the
freshman and scored 18 points in 15
minutes.
roomy woak RIOUMID.
”l‘bs new pullcv a" «it being install-
. starday morn-
3. o'clock was resumed yesterday at
, . Whether you foncy these very latest tints in gray—or
\ ‘ those beautiful bluish shades—or those somber or bright
‘ . browns already so molar among the best dressersé—what- '
ever it is—vyour fdncy can roam freer here than anywhere :
We believe we carry and sell more fine clothing that! any
other store in the city and we show the very best work of the
most famous makers in the land-
w‘ nears surrs RANGE FROM $10 TO 830.
soundness sun's. $7.50 To see.
lion's AND YOUNG MEN’S ovsacoa'rs RANGE
CUT Fil’iF
TWO STORES:
can be made to msembie natural teeth
so closely that your friends will find it
hard to tell the dilemma if the cor-
aud gold crowns can be used in proper
arrangement. a perfect fit gives a den-
“will. A“ Profits lure which will riot drop or irritalev
branch of dentistry
EDWIN H. HATHIWION. Pros. thorough knowledge or in. mechanical had gone to
lWinclpies involved. enable me to pr0-
duce these results for my patients
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
, ’ 'rtut Wright a 00., hf.crisflol'fl.»‘Md..
_ auto thalthore has been a good do.
. j Janna forfoynars up to this um.
' . Stock is in- good condition and improv-
ing daily. With cooler weather the
firm look for a great improvement in .
the demand.
‘ The Rhoda island Shell Fish 00m-
Dlstdou has sent notice to all oyster
now." that utter May~l. 1912. all
buoys used for marking oyster
grounds shall be wooden spars attach-
ed to a mooring by a length"of rope
sufficient to permit the buoy to float.
‘ clear of bottom. 8pm shall be round
and tapered from butt to top, adjusted
sprint STAMPS
You wént a cup of Hot Coffee
I! O. 85 WAIHINGTON 8T.
to assume a vertical punition. and to
You will enjoy your Coffee if it comes:
from Beolrmann‘b. For freshness. flavor and strength... our Coffees
A. F. Beckmattn 8: Go.
Phone 440.
are unequalled. ~ \ W“. ‘ ‘
Grown Aster Brand Coffee. i-lb. scaled cans ..... .... ........ 35m -
80 Stamps with 1 pound No. 1 Plantation Coffee .‘ ................ 35¢
25 Stamps with 1 pound No. 2 Plantation Coffee . . .. ...... ”310:
20 Stamp- with 1 pound Maracaibo Coffee _. ..................... 30¢
15 Stamps with 1 pound Challenge Goff" ................... ...200
10 Stamps with 1 pound No. 1 Santos Coffee-.... ........... .....26c'
'BELECT TEAS BHTTER WINES
GROCERIES CDFFEEB EGGS LIQUOR!
SOUTH NORWALK
show not. less than five feet at ordi-
nary bigh title. All projections shall
be removed down to the solid buoy,
. exporting at all timers smooth sur-
. face. The diameter of the top shall
bo-lll. tot‘zl/fi inches for "all buoyr
placed in less than 12 feet of water at
mean low tide. All other buoys shall
be from 2 to 3 inches in diameter at.
the top. From this time until the new
regulation becomes effective. hush top
cedar buoys may be used. providing
they show not less than five feet un-
der the bash at ordinary high tide.
. All buoys shall be marked with the
. inltlaya of the lessee, painted on'cang
van tags, painted in durable black let-
ters not less than four inches high.
Such lines as rat'e'permitted by the
provisions 0} the Rhode island laws.
may be marked with flexible stakes;
which show at least eight feet above}
ordinary high tide. Stakes shall lief
trimmed so as to present a smooth stir-i
face from the waterline to the ilmbs.i
which may be left at the top. The?
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' South Norwallr
TELEPHONE , .
YOUR ORDERS only stakes Jiernnttcd by law are:
those on the inside. or shorewurd;
boundaries. and in no case in more;
than six feet. of water at mean low;
tide. All corner stakes shall be mark- ‘
ed hv tags of the aamc slug ctr. ast
proxlded for buoys :1
The "Times" of Gristleid. Md. says: i
“The present oyster season promises;
now to be the twat that this city has;
entoyed for many years, in spite of!
the very warm Weather ltoncraiL
throughout the countr. the demand hasi
been well up to the supply at all:
times. and there has been many days'
already when the large orders coming
here could not he iiied.‘ *
Packers lune found a scarcity of
shuckers at t‘rialicld. Despite thata
toolkit is predicted that the present
season will be a banner one for both
growers and shippers. ‘ ‘
fontmentimt on a paragraph in a
Porch. Opened Long
FIII DILIVIIV
Adificittl Teeth.-.
Gold fillings
\‘othlng can be more!
shttafa‘gtory than a need artistic set ‘ mount issue of The lit-thing (insem-
c not
My wide experience in this
'. .. . r \\ r
together with atthat a Report. h. l, oyster g o e
Virilinia for seed. the
"Virginia Cltlsen" says: "There was
a time when Virginia supplied printi-
icaliy all Hdovtn east‘ with seed craters
land great quantltlcs of mature ones-
00 South ruin at. Booth Norwalk ill" "“8 “d W“ ”mm" d”‘"““‘“
Hours: 0 s. at. to 8 p. In. Bun-
gard for the culling laws, and then fot
days by appointment only.
wears there was a scarcity of oysters
in the Old Dominion. A great hue and
in.
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Are you hunting for awn, put-a.
fully aged. smooth. delicious Whisky?
Of course you are. and you'll find that
our How 4! Whiskey at Me the quart
will make further search unnecessary.
as it will meet your demands as to
what good Whisky should be. mrlsetly
Our reputation is behind this Whis-
ky. You should try it. ,
Casteiiano 8. Bardani
, Prompt Delivery Ivarywhara
Tel. *1.
, LIADI.
“t.
formal audios will come later.
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FIVI purists l'liosl ill-toil“.
the nice time. The metal m poured
M v,
, best code of laws along the
28 Railroad Ave.
OORDN‘R ORDIRO IIIFIRT’O RE
Coroner Wilson of Bridgeport order-
ed the release of Otto Slefort, In Stam-
lord. after Saturday's inquest in the
deathtof Edward Pollraolt. "rue. cor-
utter stated to the police that he could
no no oriminsl carelessness pa the
part of the‘iiiatert boy. He instructed
Chief Bmdnan to reloase the boy in
custody of his father. The coroner's
sailed in change of method of ndmiu-
istraiiort and securing boiler laws illl
til now we burn what is admitted by
administrations of other States. the
Atlantic:
Coast No one claims for them a de-
gree of perfection but they are thc'
thost extant. it is positiveit into that
the supply of oysters in Vilglnin Will-é
era is so great that our peoplrI do not i
know what to do With th.cnt Not:
since the few years following the Cii- '
ll Wnrwwhen the lluall'l‘ii were v-lr i
tuuli} nnmoicstod» has Virgin-la seen
such an enormity of those ediblos‘up-i
on her water bottoms. Nor has thete .
ever been such an output as duringi
tlie present and vast years. The up
plianoes and than working. like her
increasing fish industry. are such as
to eclipse in efficiency and number uil‘
previous years of out history. With.I
oysters selling on the beds at iii to'
40 cents a bushel no cheaper or more
wholesome. food is to be found. Yet
the radical (in respect to oysters)
pure food crusade and
transportation and
have put a ban upon our commodity.“
Oyster planters of Peconlc and (lar-
diner Bays met in Greenport. l.. 1..
last week and formed an organisation
fr the protection of their product
against the ravages of” oyster pirates.
it will be known as the Greenport 0y
stamen's Protective Association. The
firms represented were the Sealahtpt
01M lystem. Standard Oyster Com-
pany. Andrew Racial Oyster Company.
Gardiner-1 Bay Oyster (tampon. D. a
ll. Oyster Company. Lewis Oyster
‘ Way. star Oyster Company. Stet-
' lint Oystm‘ (loin r. (loom iii. Grits
flit. Medici .t‘. A .i. W. filia-
_ innocuous; stint a. rank rim.
m mum _
ELM ER 3. CAD!
Automobile Repairing
Having leased the \eison Taylor building. Steamboat Place, we
are now in position to REPAlR YOUR AUTOMOBILE at short
notice.
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running order.
RIVER STREET
Specials for This Week
Cranberries, .
Three Packages Pancake Flour
Wax or String Beans .
Good Butter . . .
New Prunes . . .
New Peaches . . .
Three Packages Oatmeal
Good Eggs .
ROYAL GROCERY COMPANY
Fiutk.
The by star l
Lew;is setretat'g) George N.
treasurer Louis deeper.
in the drain superinducod bv disre thietes have of late been you hold iult‘ommissioo give uotitc that hearings
their operations taking from the bellman the destruttion of oyster grants in
.Buzzatds flu).
lien or the canal. may be resumed in
thousands of bushels of stmk The
Scalabipt Ststcm has illituith plant
cry went up and continued. This to ed on its grounds in these unit is 0\t-'l ;N()\f‘mllf‘l.
the itctttiut s may take place in Boston
2otiiititl bushels offset so far this full
and expects to plant morc than and
unit bushels The Radel ('ompam has
planted 200.000 bushels atttl 00 number
of other of the smallcr companies
hmc planted close to 100.000
storage price paid for the set has‘
been about Si ft bushel making the
amount of money actually spent by
the plant this season nearly .l.llllll,iltltl.
Oystels shown at West (“rock .\‘ ...l
me of flue l|lllilll\ this ycar and ship
pers rue reaping the benefit by in-
lipase: in the size of shipments.
lancruft Bros. of New iiau-u.
Conn" this placed their new oyster
pattol boat Patrol in commission. it
is an auxiliart craft. «in feet ions.
built so as to stand all kinds of weath-
.er. The vessel has two masts and will
carry still when such can be nacd to
advantage At other times a to horse
power gas engine will furnish motite
power.
Westmoreland. Va.. oysters are large
1
the fearfttiiand fat and are said to be bringing
package prices ‘
good prices.
The Hampton. Va.. "Monitor" says:
"(iapt Charles H. Hewins. manager of
.l. B. Darling & lion. recently went.
abroad and kept a lookout for oysters.
The only ones he saw Were in ft hon-
don restaurant with the placard ‘Amo—
rlcan Blue Point)".
3‘. Mansfield a. flour 00.. of New
Haven, um. have Men busy plant-
ing seed yaters in the Boural. in ad‘
allied to their own fleet of Veiled!
they” found it necessary to charter two
boats at Narragansett Bay cm. W.
P. manifold has been supanntandlux
the work. no reports that starfish
are busy on the Bay. aud‘tbat watch
Telephone your auto troubles to us.
Machine Work a Specialty ,
11‘.“ Specialty Manufacturing. Co.-
00 Water Street.
. ..w ...——
Two Second-Hand
Automobiles ‘ For Sale "
0n easy terms and at very low prices.
‘hoff touring car. one five-passenger Mitchell touring car.
OSCAR H. BANKS"
Telephone 081-3
‘ll’y.
lill ll
unit in i‘tisfieid. 3101..
to engage a hundred oyster openers
nrcausc of the great
shm‘kcrs in t‘risficld he was not sol
succvssiul as in former years. ‘
Tlil‘ l
Iiwoklin.
four new buildings to be erected the“,
since the fire a rllllill‘l time use.
supply Just the
to build 00p. strengthen and restart Ill.
natural action of the kidneys and i0
tier.
. headache.
and all kidney.
irrcnuiurltios. ~-
W. it‘, Wigmore 6). Co.
i
uncalled for at the following poll ol-
css for the current wees.
" Hamid ifealboro.
fulnstts is necessary in order to keep . ‘
Matron bolus W .
W. R THOMPSON
count Norwalk, Coon.
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One five-passenger Herres—
Both in find
MoswALK. court.
. . Quart! ..
25¢
. 3 quarts 1500 :‘
b.1290: ‘
05¢.
16c
. . . . 25c
. dozen 29c
lite .‘iiassathusctts Fish and Game
due to the construe-
There is a possibility that
later date 3;
Cum. t‘oullwurnc. of infusion Va...
last week trylnl
demand for
Another oyster house was built ..ln¥
hid. last week. makiu
FOLEY KIDNEV PlLLI
ingredients
nodded ¥
Specially prepared for beckoning, ,
nervousness. rheumntil
bladder and urinal
The llrldge l’hartndlt
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ADVIRTIDED ~ LITT‘II.
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Below is a list of letters‘renalitlill
South Norwaik.
Ralph Barker.
Francesco Cappncrio. Conn. Ave.
Miss Julia Dwyer.
Loyd Handy.
William Hunter 38 W Stewart 8h
Lehman I: Go. «
Mm Sadie hollow.
Geo. Lowe; ’
McKenslo lit-cs. ;
tifiss Christina McNamara.
Mrs. it‘. J. Money.
Mrs. ii'imuce lpflpgswin.
Hon. George W. Winston. -
It. ill. snows. P.
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