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ALL KINDS OF BAKERY . -
redone-rs r; .,
F A. BANE
51 Washington street,
' booth mmrs
Mrs. Charles s Nash. or Bedlam
gun-est, one band" with the almond
her emu, Miss Nellie Null, has
had a some “took of measles.
Clifford Stooges and family have
moved to anxvlllo, New York where
Ir. Slums is working in the gangs
Ii! his brother, Perley C. Sturgcs.
indium-—
Dlstrlot Deputy Byron C. Head will
install the officers of Palestine Castle
No. ,.2A 0. RANK. 0., stthemeot-
ing which will M held this evening.
" The Life Savers held their weekly
deuce Saturday evening at Arlen Hall.
The boys entertained in their usual
nearlty manner and their guests were
’Iellghted
The entertainment committee of
Eureka Rebekah lodgel. 0. 0 R, will
meet .with Jars. Frederick '1‘. Lyon, of
10 Henry meet South Norwalk. this
. waning
. : The damsel nieeting- and the election
in. mmdihémn of the our Well
blamnic Company will be held this
evening in the directors‘ room of the
{desolate Temple, in South Main street.
Art the business meeting of the Sixth
lcompany. Coast Artillery Corps. C. N.
0., which will be held tomorrow even-
ing. the civil officers of that organiza-
tion will be elected for the ensuing;
:yealr.
.—
7 The subject of telephony ought to
receive more study. Every day sub.
Icrlbers notice phenomena in connec-
tion with their 'phoues that one cen-
. tral oilice insists‘m‘e physically im-
possible.
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Uncas Tribe of Red Men held their
weekly dance in their wigsl'am, in
Washington street Saturday evening,
at which time a large number of pale
faces were given a rare taste of 'the
hospitality ,of the aborigines.
At the meeting of Court Mshsckemo,
No. 83. Masters of America, which
.1111 be held this evening the odioers
recently elected will be installed by
District Deputy Albert Heine nnd mil.
it is requested that every member be
present.
Frederick Hope, of Weatport, and
Frank Reynolds, of Norwaik, have tak-
en peslti'ons with the Hubbell, Hall &
Randell Wily; his Mosul Hayes.
_ 0 was tally man has resigned to
. ire n positon with the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad
Company.
4
Lieu-t. Benjamin IBooth, of the
Toveifth Company 0. A 0.. Green-
1 wich, has passed his examinations and
has been appointed to the regular
my. It is probable that he will .be
appointed to the coast artillery in the
ow London district. This means that
e will be obliged to resign as lieuten-
.. .3: at of the Greenwich company.
Today marks the twentycslxth anni
Ternary of? the marriage of Mr. and
Ira. Mu Levy, of» East Washington
street The happy couple are busy re«
oeiving the best wishes and congratu-
lations of their many friends upon the
happy event. Lost. year Mr. and Mrs.
Levy celebrated their silver wedding
onlverssry by holdings big reception
«the Mystic opera hall-
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Boston .
The Candy of Excellence
use per pound
. ‘ m m; PAXT‘RI
M for :fowl'l oi Nor-well!
Anderson’s Kennel Works
we» end. lost: l
of oil mm sole; Into
ioi- «is. Niklndo or run-Ins.
given special attention.
om.- shell Point, Nowell:
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ElecmcalW’ng
trical Supplies
Charlemek, Jr.
Address:
01 MAIN 81'. NORWALK
Telephones: once, .01: house, 51-0
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Thomas F‘. Newmsn, of 8 Putnam
svenue, has recovered from a recent
lllneoe.
Essie, has been visiting his psrents.
in Winnlpsuk
hold its monthly business meeting
Wednesday evening.
«willow, ye winds; blow" ~Jeddo
Coal keeps the house warm. Raymond
Bros.
Albert lielnzelmsn. of Fleet avenue,
is working at the serene of Periey C.
Sturgos, Bronxvllle. New York.
Wonder if it would be feasible to
have one-way tradlc regulations for
the Seturday night pedestrians?
on the water wagon is popular. the
town court is still doing business.
Ophlr Chapter, No. 52. Order of the
Eastern Star. will hold its semi-month
ly business meeting Wednesday even-
lug;
Perhaps some mornilst will explain
why it is that more difficulties one ex-
perienced in banking‘money than in
spending it.
- alestlne Castle, No. 2. A. 0. K. of
hi. 0.; will hold its weekly businesh
meeting this evening in its hall in
Washington street. ,
it would lbfi interesting to know just
how many immigrants comr- to Amara
ice designing to aid thesocial uplift
with nitroglycerlne. ‘
qibno or the things never heard of at
the post office is n complaint from a
man who failed to receive an expected
bill the first of the yeur.
The South Nor-walk local. Socialist
Party. will hold its semomonthly
business meeting this evenig in its
hall in the bender block, in South Main
street.
wThere are no checks or trading
stamps‘ to save when desilng with
turns are given in advance Come in
and get our kitchen reminder end
premium list Our store is now located
on Washington St. in the new Tar-
'lov Block. ‘ ‘ .
The regular ill-monthly meeting of
the Modern Woodmen of America.
Camp 9.294, will be held tomorrow ove-
ning, Janusry 9, 1912, at their rooms,
South M n street. There will be in-
stallation f odicera end new candistee
oblignted, followed by a social end
chowder supper. All neighbors are
earnestly requested to be present
Yesterday was a tough day for trol-
Eloy oer motormen by reason of the
snow which clung to the rolls and
made them slippery to such an extent
thrvt it was impossible to start or step
e cor without the aid of sand. This
and other arduous work brought on by
the snow made the work doubly hard
with the result that each and every
man of them was tired out by the time
their trick had been done.
The first extended biogrsphicol reo-
ord ever printed by Yule hoe Just been
published by the This new school in
the fomofsievgovoiumeofmsh
pom The re'e‘o'l'd site's. blow-mulls
of low onldolrtof ‘o’l’ld M‘ Wastes
between the 1nd“ 1821 and 1000.!011'
eludes on immense number (Inboun-
pol-hot euros. pertlcnisrty in» the
,~eerileryoors. mantel-miller of
Worth. Mamas by
Fine Line of m fl
Seems Wilson, of the Brooklyn
he run Trilmners‘ Association will I
in spite of the feet that joy riding ‘
The East lndla Tea Co. All our prem- ,
“WWW Mil-MEAD? NR
“”77 rvourowm 5.7- . ‘ 4
. 1n elirtii “watchmen notion; lotho way of even-
lngoiothoshevembmpioducedtospprmhthmmsdo
hyliertdcllsiloortllm" '
Infinitindesign in perfection of W1 and A: hero
mousing-tell nut-end Tuxedos no tailor can match at
; .
mummmuwumsm
Andthoymmdytoputmond Wynn will
proud of because they will make you 165! right and feel
tight. ’ l I w
Evening Dress Vests, 03 to $5. ‘ , .
Tuxedo Vests of grey silk. 03 so. . .1
Ties, Shirts and everything else for full drone—oncoming ‘- ‘
All Kurds w of «Fresh '~ no, ”Oysters,
Es‘callops, Long and Round Clams
Gosling Cloms for Baking
AT
Cutbill’s, Bridge Fish Market.
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CROiiililHAGROiiiNGBlii
Watch Our Growth
Deposits
CspltlliSurohstflul
AWN-5.1001 $50, 000 0 7 » 0
January 1002 50,000 801.08 $180,288.50
January 1004 50,000 0,181.01 488,085.15
January 1008 50.000 25,428.80 111,418.80
January 1008' 50,000 41,541.51 050,888.18
January 21010. 50,000 . ,, 50,180.15 1,188,505.00
January 1012 50,000 81,285.51 1,401,812.22
lisOurH Hilliiiliii llusr (null;
and for other purposes," approved
August fifth, nineteen hundred and
nine.
Sec 2.10!“ this act shall tulle ef~
fact on the day following; its possum
w".-
BlLL BY MR. MAHER.
m—u
Denburlen Hos Measure to Remove
Duties From Melts.
Joules. 1’. Manor. member of con-
gross from Brooklyn, N. Y., formerly
of Dsnbury. hos introduced the follow-
ing measure in congress: _ 7
A Btu—Jib remove all taxes or duties
from the following: Beef mutton,
lamb. pork end all other meats in-
tended for use-- hnmen food.
Be it enacted “by the Senate sn‘d
House of Representatives of the Unit:
ed Statue! America in Cosmos as-
sem’blod, thst on end after the day
following the poems of this not. no
u: or duty shall be levied upon in.
articles Winner named, mentioned
and desbrlbed when imported from any
foreign country into the United States
or shy of it possessions; that is to
key, upon cattle. swine and sheep,
mentioned in schedule G, dilution!
two hundred and twenty-live two hun- ‘vlded many and of which others could
drsd nno twenty-six and two hundred hove been cared for bed not several
and twenty-eight, and upon hereon end , 7, ' ' ,_, m ____ _
hem, momma, museum-nephews lsdoeplyfllrdttod, endtothose
porkorother mutsendeglreotsof who so W! denoted to this
masts. mentioned in “Hons-tic m TM“. the; than or the will as
tired Ind elm mounds-d and esteem
eighty‘ilvel two hundred; M W W“
. . 7 The women who
' f‘ mwmsm to
” ‘ hold help he. s little
use: nimv osaueu'ro.
Norwallt am or the Needlework
Guild of America Bows for Sick
of the Town.
The annual meeting of diroctors of
the Nonalk branch of the Needlework
Guild of America was held recently at
the residence or the Misses Batch, 06
West evenue, South Norwslk, for the
distribution of 080 garments. etc.,
which had been donated by chsrltebio
friends of the sick poor of our town
Sixteen articles were sent to the Dis
penssry. 51 to the Day Nursery. 55 to
the Not-walk Hospital, the remainder-
to the destitute families of The Nor-
walks of which the management pro-
!
155‘ last smnouonnminio eetslosue ' '
‘ Journed s10 ocloolt
: members said that thojlhed worked
1 of the committee,
: member-sol“
Ms.
million
I W 1.111311 15.855252,“ and
Wing Fund 01 will for
outnumbered“
w
The constitution of the Connects
‘ now before the neoplsrtor spprovol.
‘ The committee on conttitutlon put in
two days of hard work in Hartford
for losses of professiontl clubs is
body ed-
evening, the
yesterday and when t
conscientiously upon it did they bed
7 glanced the host doclment that we
The members
It. Carey of
Bprlnsilold end Ir. Chrkin of Hart-
‘svithlll their power.
, NM. said they hsd 115k“ so bond
7 , dyer it thdt they. land or ‘hesdsobo.
. The committee was in Won all the
sftornoon at the Hotel dude. Prod.
dent Qtnourke presided and supplied
the many lore and the other
committee, James H.
tClerkln of Hartford Willism 10.0:
rey of Springfield slid George N.
, Cameron of fluid Roch. drew gen-
3 erousiy from their «patience in the
. gems.
Wk! the seleion was her-
nucleus and the members agreed
- upon the various sections decided
f ”upon; the, high-brow work wow so
. strenuous that ,lr.
‘ peeled down to his shirtlieeves
1’ two other members of? the commit-
‘ too so sold before.
‘ Premium O'Rourke.
Cameron was
and
bed- I headache.
alone. was “At
rutied and as dignified as usual no
‘ MW in sentenceeof many ”MW" “'10! .. "J...
‘. like the work that had been accom-
9mm. . m,“
The word "State" does not sum
into the eluted title of the organiza-
tion. The springileld managers ob
lost to thnt word as applied to Con-
necticut end to the word "Nutmeg.
so the leegue will be known as Con
necticut. .
Boretofore. the club have taken s
percentage of the receipts for a cer-
tsin number or. games and turned
the amount into the treasury. Some
managers thought they were paying
more then_.othsrs and it was decldee
to have annual dues for each club.
Upon the lint of every month, from
Hey until September. inclusive, each
club will pey_into the treasury 850.
No club will be permitted to play
any club under the nationni agree-
ment during the chempionshlp ses-
sou without the consent of a ma-
lority vote of the league. nor a vio-
latio of this rule, there shall be a
he of not loss than 15200 or more
' the! 5500. This comes under the
loading of territorial rights.
”it club shell be bonded in
sun of $3,000 in 88811;" a security
bond. that it will finish the season.
abide by the constitution and keep the
faith. The cash or security bond must
be in the hands of the president by
April 1. For failure to‘so qualify, a
club shell lose its franchise sud piny-
ers. whichwiil revert to‘tlle league,
the league may determine.
And be it provided. that there shall
he a sinking mud and that each club
shall annually pay into the common
purse $100. This sum is to be known
vulgnrly as is nest egg and is for
future noel There was, a rilsogree
mom over this. President O'Rourke
said that,Mr. (3st was the first to
suggest this feature and Mr. Carey
insisted that PresidelmO'Rourke hen
been striving for ten years to have
the league set aside a sinking fund.
President O'Rourke undoubtedly tried
to make provision for such a fund
in previous years and Mr. Carey has
been plugging for it in the last few
weeks. As Commodor Schley remark-
ed st Santiago, there are honors
enough for sll.
No optional agreement player of a
higher cleasiiiestlon shall he allowed
to contract, either in writing or oth-
erwise, with a club of this league, uni
dor s. penalty of $100 and a forfeiture
of the game. '
. The hornblned salaries of the play-
ers of each club, limited to fourteen.
our not exceed $2,500; per month.
This goes into effect twenty days six
ter the opening of the championship
season. The number includes a play-
ing manager. it a club has “one; It
wesbald that there is" but one other
league of a similar (lines that has
such s high salary limit and that is
the New York State league.
7. “it was decided to use the Victor
bail in chem smplonshlp games and the
mesh the forfeiture of a game.
Double-boners cannot be played un-
til sfter .lune 1 and the guarantee for
n doublehesder is to be 0100, s sub-
stantial advance from ,tho rule pref
“cool: in force. The , guarantee for
s single game will 50,3050 and for s
rains do; 510. '
the ,
and the" punishment shall be such as.
use by a club of only other ball will ‘
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teeth. Now that the excitement of the
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Perhaps you have had difficulty in
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Besides carrying Olive on we carry
a. complete line of imported and do
0 wines, whisklee. liquors, etc,
and also have a complete line of ital-
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if you drink ale-drink St. Nicholas
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