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Delicious
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Pure Ice Cream
The Best of
Home-rustle Candy
PAGE ’5. 3111111
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
01.09 per pound
. 141.211.111.111“.
. Agent 9511‘ Town of Nemelk
Bakery Products
F A. LANE
51 Washington Street.
tooth Norwelk
‘ 1 given special attention. ,
Anderson’s iamchWoclls.
Launches end Boots
of ell kinds promptly bells. Beets
for eels. All kinds or rewiring
Oyster the" Point. 4111mm
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Electrical Wing
Fine Line Of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charles-Buck, 1..
Address: ,
51 MAIN 81”.. NORWALK
Telephones: Office. 001: house. 21-!
1'1
Hurrls 8: (lens are discharging a
cargo of high grade stove and nut
oosi.
Mr. and Mrs. .lohn Henry, 51 New
York. have been visiting friends in
Wilton avenue. .
3 ,
JohnBertine has resumed his du-
ties with the Noah Plumbing company
utter a two weeks' vacation.
Mrs P. itoesteilie. of New Rochelle.
is spending a few days with Mrs Al-
hurt Wellnite, of Chapel street
Thomas Wheeler, of Whitehall. N.
.1.. is spending a few days with his
brother, Alfred Wheeler, of West
street.
Mrs. Margaret A. Vosburgh. or 52
Putnam avenue. has returned home ct-
tere" visit with relatives in Newark.
New Jersey.
Before the present you is at 1111 and
mi». 11111 hive Been a number 51 one
joyiible Leip Yur’ dunes, runny of
which are in the course of preparation
oi. the present time.
‘ A large water main near the Woll-
hnhnen lint Co.‘s factory on River
1street,Dsnbury. burst yesterday morn2
1111;, housing the factory much incon-
venience through luck of water.
Tomorrow at 3 p. m. the annual
meeting of the Indies‘ Aid Society of
tilt First M.4E. Church, will take place
at the home of Mrs. '1‘. .1. Raymond.
57 West street. Collectors will ‘inuke
their reports at this time.
—-There are no checks or trading
stumps to save when dealing with
The East India Tea. Co. All our prem-
iums are given in advance.
and get our kitchen reminder
premium list. Our store Is now located
on Washington St. in the new,’l‘ur-
lov Bionic
Tonight at 8 o'clock the fourth
quarterly conference session of the
First Methodist Episcopal church in
the class room. Rev. Dr. A. H. Geod-
enough, district superintendent, will
preside. All the members of the board
are urged to be present.
‘Tsx Commissioner William 11. Con-
hln is in Bunnie. attending a state
conference on taxation. The confer-
ence is made up chiefly of New York
men and the commissioner from this
state is a guest. Informal speeches
I use to be given and Mr. Corbin is ex-
. peeled to make an address. The con—
' _ serence will close Thursday
Judgment by default was rendered
in the superior court Friday at the
shout calender session in the breach of
' promise suit at Miss Julie Morrison, 01
Wisterbury, against Joseph Brennan,
Vot Doubury. As Miss Morrison is s
' minor, the suit wee brought by her 11t-
“Itnrhey. Charles S: O'Connor. Miss
Harrison claimed demages of $5.000.
Allegiuxthntmhen Brennan asked her
to marry 1.1.5.555 consented, but he
515-1151115511 his agreement. . Later.
according to the complaint, she re-
quested him to‘kee‘n his promise 'to
marry her but he “Need. Brennan
did not enter an made in court
end accordingly ludgrn‘ent by detsuit
was granted—Waterbury Bepubllean.
HI,
end Gets! use on 11521155..
EY-OAVIN =mieoo I
will meet
Come in ;
and
LOOSE LEA? POST BINDER; AND -
INDEX would com Colonies
H E. Ellsworth, or New York city,
spent yesterdsy in Norweik on busi-
ness.
George P. Utiey. of Boston. Mass...
spent yesterday in Norwulk on busi-
ness.
.—.
'A. B. Casey, of New York city. was
11 visitor in Norwslir on business you-
terdsy.
___..-,~~__u
Miss 15111111 1'. Bartlett, oi Meriden,
spent yesterday with Mrs. F. S. Lyon.
of West street.
Humboldt 1.05115. 0. n. u. 3., will
hold its monthly business meeting Fri.
day evening.
mPrompt delivery-clean cool-lair
price. Raymond Bros.
_—.—w.
‘Just take a moment tonight and
read William 1’. Doors? advertisement
on page ‘livo.
-—-n..
. lliary. Daughters of Brill.
marrow evening in.I the
Well street quarters.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, (i. A. 11..
will meet Friday evening in the post
rooms in Wall street.
.1 1.5111511
Knhaosu Encampment. No. 9. i. 0.
0. 11“., will meet tomorrow evening in
the lodge rooms in Wall street.
Court Nnrruk, No. 88, Foresters 01,
America. will meet tomorrow evening
in the Water street Norwuilt quurtere I.
Washington Chapter. No. 2-1. ilo'ysl.
Arch Masons, will hold a stated eon-f;
Vocation this evening in the Mnsonloi
Hall in Wall street
The weekly business meeting
Butler Lodge, No. 97, I. O. 0. R.
he held this evening in its rooms.
Washington street.
Colfax Encampment will install lts‘
oillcers next Monday night and u chick-
en supper will be served. All mem-
bers are expected to attend.
of
will
in
Royal Benedict. ol’. Westport live-
one employed in New York city, is
working for u (cw days with his isth-
er, Councilmen Nelson W. Benedict.
who conducts the Wall street market.
——"mow, ye winds. blow-"wleddo;
Coal keeps the house warm. Raymond
Bros. ,_ 4
.4
With "common" thermometers res-
isteriug near the 30 degrees below
zero mark. it required the assistance
of one policemen and two civilians to
resuscitate Moses Johnson. an aged
negro, who dropped in his trucks at
Minneapolis when by accident he read
a. centimde thermometer, which stet-
ed that It was 1.8 degrees below zero.
‘Court Cecile,'Daughters of Gentile,
will hold 11 regular business meetins
at 8 o‘clock on Thursday evening, at
which time iurther plans tor the curd
party 11nd dance tone held in the lows
assembly hell on the 24th that. will
be made At 7: 30 o'clock'thers will
be u. specisi meeting or the trustees
ed that each trustee be present on
«time.
Six employee in 1551511511 I
blew up 11 dog with 11111st ;‘ er
a .
them
68's 11.11.1115:
; 111151. The 551:
or the organisation end'lt is mellow : I I
right.
shoes.
Esca.
DISTINCTIVE 1N STYLE-READY 393
1105 TO WEAR
TWO crease} I
In all the history of cloches. nothing in the way of even- .
g clothes have ever been produced to eppmsch those made
Hurt Schsftner 1!: Marx.
. , In finish. in. design. in perfection of detsll and lit here ;
ere mellow-tell suits and Tuxedos no 1111101 no metch at (
And they are ready to put on and weer—clothes you will .
be proud of because they will melee you look right and feel I
Evening Dress Vests. $3 to $5.
Tuxedo Vests of gray silk, $3.50.
Ties, Shirts and everything else for full dmwcxcepting ‘
scum 110111101141
Ii , scents of the supply system. This was
All, Kinds of Fresh Fish. Oysters,
lops, Long and Round Clams
Gosling Clams for Baking
TELEPHONE IOI.
AT
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market
ruse neuvuv.
Forest Mills Knit Underwear
This Underwear is beautifully hustle and hes evei‘y imsglnehle tos- '
lure thut could 11le to s dainty women end one who wishes at
the some time tor durability and sellel'sctory peering 11ml launder» ,
lug qualities In knit endorsements.
LAOIES' VESTB AND PANTS. In medium and flooded. .601:
LADIES' VESTO AND PANTS. Wool ..... .759”. 59
LADIES” UNION SUITS. medium weight .......... .. ...... $1.00
LADIES' UNION SUITS. fleece lined .............. ........ 7504!.00
LADIES' UNION SUITS, Wool” 31.79
CHILDREN’S VESTS A. PANTSI. medium end ileeeed ....... .255-295
CHILDRENIS VESTS AND PANTB, Wool .........5ONG:
CHILDREN'S“ VESTB AND PANTS.‘8lIk end Wool . ..... .......750
CHILDREN‘S UNION SUITS. Headed 50c
CHILDREN'S UNION 8UITS, Wool ................. ......... 31.00
INFANTS’ BANDS. Wool ...... . 259-500
iNFANTB’ WOOL VEOTB. ..... . .......... . . . .. . ...... .. 26-700
INFANTS‘ SILK AND WOOL VEBTS ..... ...... .. $1.00
115115111111 _
laundry 1152
155115111 iOMI
1.1 Marcus
5....AL-
.1521. Out Growth.
Capital I Surplus & Profits .1
550.0011
551.115 $135,251.51
5.151.111
41,547.01
Deposits
Ill
3 conteinln: the session acts or 1911 has
I 4 stiou at
J they stood betore except tbst the spe-
'I . Nepeux bill, contains thiamine provi-
. its "agricultural value” as at present,
48.11.085.15 ,
, "WI-II
641111115511. 1141
511,115.15 1.11111 5111. 1111
111 .211551 , I 1.411 1112.22
1111 11 11111111
1111 11 11111111
, Municipalities 81115111 P111111 85-
cause of the Erroueous 4 *
indorssmenl
The publication of the ,Blue Book.
developed the interesting discovery
111st one important set. which some ’
members bed supposed wee 5 law
felled and counts for 5514111.... esye
the Hartford Cour-sot. This is the
proposed law to change the tax--
lends owned. in other
towns by municipalitee and used for
ureter purposes. in {not nothing 1m
peered end things stsudl-iexectly on
511.1 not for Hartford, the ell-celled
‘slons inst were In the funeral, 111w.
Maud S
owned by us. therefore we can sell
advertised brands.
”I. I! WAIHINOTON OT.
which has accidentally felled.
BggOld Reliable BarlreI
Maud S. Flour has been sold in The Norwullrs lor the pest 2.5
years and has always given per-loci. sstistsction.
We just received a curiood and if you wantIzoodII I
results in your bukings, you should give it a trial.
Iuwo s. FLOUR—HIGHEST QUALITY Assusso
SOLD ON LV' BY .
A.F. Beckmann 81 Ce.‘I‘i
Phone 440.
Jiv
Flour $590
Maud S. Flour is,
it more reasonable than 111511in ‘
sour” 1101115111.:
The history or the incident is about
so follows: Representative Morris C.
Webster. at Hur‘wlnton. introduced 5
bill to have such land taxed not at
but st the average value of‘ improved
I farm land in Its town. This 'wse re-
ferred to the committee on licence
and thst committee recommended s
substitute which provided for the tax-
stion. also of pipe lines. This was re-
ported to the house end there our-
there amended by Representative
‘ Whites to include dents sud sil ele-
weed sud sent to the counts.
The senate in due time based the
origins! bill. having retooled sit the
, Innuendlnents.“ ‘I‘l‘beu s cornmlttee or
conference“ was sopolnted~8eustor
Hemmer! end Representatives Magoo,
oi! Wetertown. and Carey. ‘01; 8011111111:-
ton. This committee reported 5. bill.
. providing for 1111111111 pipe lines as well
as land sud requiring communities to
furnish water to towns involved at
home rates when requested by e cer-
tain number. The house'It‘inesed this
substitute and the senate "tabled it
end mbscquently rejected It. Then
the house. on motion of Mr. Muses.
who had secertnined that 1101th
stronger then the original bill could
get by the scenic, receded end
peeled this original bill, concurring
with the counts. Somehow the wood
. endorsement got on the papers in the
house end nothing ever reached the
engrossing clerk or the governor.
The house endorsement is that the
conference substitute was rejected
there. it should have been that the
borne receded end passed the un-
sinsndnd museum in concurrence.
What it all means is thet nothing
one done end the discovery thin the
Blue Book did not contain the mess-
ove was the am 11151 those interested
knew or the scrident. The municipal-
ities thst would have had to [my more
but the hill become n 1qu
Hartford. New Britain. ‘lorwulk. .‘or
wish, Thomssicn. Waterbury sud Wil-
llmsntic.
—vm*~—~_
ORGANIZED LABOR Is NOT TO
BLAME.
”Bryn s commoner scores Those Mek-
lno Capital Out of the McNamara
Confessions.
lJ'NGOlN. Nels. Jen. 10.-—-"Ae might
here been expected, the McNamara
confessions have given the enemies or
labor a chance to libel all connected
with organised (shorts to protect the
wage euros-rs Many who are indigo
hunt whenever the crimes of sweat-
shop owners are charged against all
menui'scturers end ‘Nspoleous
' domes‘ and laid to the doors of bank-
ere generally; hasten to hurl tuned-
Itildes Ist ell who earn their breed by
the sweet otmtheir brow. This ls‘lun.
(sir in the extreme."
This term opening statement or
an editorial on tile McNamara case
' in Wliilsm Jennings; mysu‘s Com-
moner. Bryon miles a demand tor a
squirrel deli for union labor.
“The MeNsmsrss have ben guilty
___..w...«_wL._u..e..>~¢~.~fiu._;_____._.w-.ua.
. editorial. "Organised lobe: is not to
bloom for them. On the contrary It
is stronger for their elimination and
only those who encouraged them or
defended their conduct ought to share
their condemnation " ~
W
sxrltAolrloN o1: M‘NAMARA.
VICTORIA. B. (3., .1511. 10.511.01.155.
General Downer. 01 British Columbia.
has begun drrshsements for the ex-
tradition or John McNamara from New
York and Charles Dean from Los An-
soles. The men were arrested for the
robbery of the Bank 0 .Montreei st
, New Westmlnister. B. 0., Sept. 15
11151155 OOMAN DEAD. II
()qufllullhy 3B.I ‘rss :‘a‘l- ““BBIIILO Eilb
promo Court issues Henry B. Comer:
111! st his home here. to day. of ty-
phoid lover.
include.
‘ is voun Vision crooner
of,
or en ewtui crime." continues the,
‘ end 1152' s proceedings not 1111- iron: the
point where it was ready to bottle the 4
BEARD’S
Everyone knows this landmark oi
Front this property one can well:
LEV
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FOU H28 2 o) O
GRAMMAN SCHOOL ...... .....
HIGH OOH OOI... ....... ..
POITOF CL ............. Ill
.4...-
am
swam s'rii'riou ....
For particulars and restrictions adores
Extracting Teeth
wee a slow and painful operation as
a.——.—.—
“performed by the old time doctors. but
by the did or modern instruments and
scientific developments the tortures
have been eliminated. . i
1 have given special time and study
to this branch of dentistry. 1 have the
1515515115 best instruments. 1 have the
most perfect system. and I have bad a
terse experience, and am well equip-
ped, in every way. to extract teeth
painlessly. skillfully and satisfactorily. I
51.1.11 MALLERYI
18 South It!!! BL, Booth Norwsit
Hours: e s. in. to 5 5.111. aun-
GIYI D, IDDOIDUIIOM only.
OOTHAMER
OCULI8T8 AND OPTICIIANB
You can strengthen and preserve
it by looking after it now. Let us
examine your eyes and make your
glasses right. We employ exper-
ienced Coulistswgrnduutc pinsic-
inuswto examine eyes and guaran-
tee satisfaction.
87 Atlantic Noel-e, Stamford. Conn.
Open Lsturduy Evenings
' TRY A TON OF OUN
1111111 canoe COAL. rr
‘ noes nor OOST YOU .
ANY moses-H.111 THE .
OTHER GRADES.
.
1.1.7... 4 es wuss er.
OHIO CONTITUTIOINAL CONVEN~
* " . TION.
CLOUMBUS, 0.. Jan. 10. —-'i‘he con}
sututionsl Convention started its soo-
reek of lie-ordering Ohio‘s arsenic less.
411. well generally 5520555511151... D515-
.5... mmInpnpueemede a
ruthemcsilnomtbemmitteeoi
FOR SALE 0N
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
that it lies over one hundred feet shove tide water and is free from noise, , I '
dust and; all the other nuisances ususl in the center of any town? , .
'; ‘iilherty. for 801: the quart. - ~ ,
I Only obtained In genuine ageing.,a
The Harris 8.611118 Co. 4 ‘ -
urcr were read and show the the soc
ROCKS
our city, but do you realize the fact
to the
Minutes
1 the owner, MINER D. RANDAL
Start 1912 Right
brllproiling at
Merrill
Business College
Day and Night Sessions
Books _
Secure your seat now.
tree.
South Norwelk
Port Chester Stsmford ‘
it‘s natural for you to doubt
word when we say that you _
obtain a choicer Whiskey than on.
This whiskey has a flavor that iI
first-claiming distilling. It is enro-
duct thnt’ls superb in flavoring and
nhsolute in purity.
80c the quart.
Casteilano 8.
Tile ‘6‘.
ounce BAPTIST 01-10116 011151
certs.
Annual Election Held Recently I
Society in Good Condition.”
Grace Baptist Church, of whichnev’I'
L. G. Nichols lathe hastenelectsdol'u;
iicers recently. Reports of ‘ the; trees-
ety is in the best possible 1111212111511~
condition. The reports or the escrow
were else reed and Wont
feet that the church hes mwn so,
5511th during the post your. . ‘
The oldest-s elected were do lol-
lows: f . , I
Deacons-la. W. Johnson. 11115111115111.
. Jolson White, Mumford '1‘. sunny
Norwalk Chronicler