We pride ourselves “on the
quality oi!
Our Home-
made Candy
Every ingredient is of the best '
. quality. and it is expertly and I
‘j Molesnly inane. -
‘ we hear or BAKERY
paooucrs
II when... stmi.
..Mouth Nor-walk
$1.00 per pound
F. _H. BAXTER.
M Agent for Town of Norwaik
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kind. promptly built. so».
for «to. All kind: of repairing
given mole! attention.
Oyster Choii. Point, "walk
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-,
tricai Supplies
Charles Buck, Jr.
Address:
51 MAIN or. NOflWALK
Tolephonu: om». 961; house. 21-:
Court Frances, Order of the Golden
Sceptre. will hold its semi-monthly
business meeting1 Wednesday evening.
--....
‘ The semi-monthly business meeting
of Lady Jennings Lodge. Shepherds oi
Bethlehem, will be held Wednesday
_, evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lnyden have
returned from their wedding town, and
are keeping house in Chestn it street.
Norwalk.
The weekly business meeting of Pol-
estine Castle. No. 2. A. 0. K. of M. (3.,
will be held this evening in its hall, in
Washington street.
or; Ernest B, Lush. who is the outfielder
for ..the New York National league
, Mum, has been the guest of Frederick
M C.Reldell, in Norwalk.
Colfax Encampment, I. 0. 0. R, will
hold its semi-monthly business meet-
‘ ins this evening in Odd Fellows‘ Hall,
in Washington street
1M
£9 Washington Camp, No 11.Pntrlotlc
, Order of the Sons or America, will
' have s ledies' night and roll call at
the headquarters in the South Norwallr
. Trust Company: block. tomorrow oven-
ins.
M William Mueller, of Washington
,, street, recently employed in the CN-
(ut o Knapp hat manufactory. has so-
cured o. positon no floor walker in a
. large department house in Philadel-
phla.
The monthly business meeting of the
"Norwaik Building. Loan and invest-M
merit Association will be held tumor
row night at the offices of Taylor &
Golden, in the South Norwalk Trust
company building.
In Norwalk, last week, there were
eleven sales of real remain with mort~
M gages amounting to $10,319. For the
second week in February, lost your,
there were ten sales oi property and
,mortgages of $85,486.
Miss Emma Fallon, for South Nor.
‘ milk. was one of the artists at the re-
cital of the pupils of Mrs. Kittie Mid»
dlebrook‘Holton in the chapel of the
~Methodist Episcopal Church. Miss
Fallon gave one of the most enjoyable
- ,recltations. it was entitled “The Gyp-
‘, sy Girl " and she wore an apropriate
:oostumé 0n Fridlw evening Miss
_ Winn recited at an entertainment
. given by the Baptist Church. is Dan-
bury. ‘
,. The National Association for the
Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
announces that it will ask the pas;
bore 0: the country to preach upon
the suhoict of tuberculosis on Sun-
__duy, April 28, or as near that date
‘ ‘u possible it is mhounced that
' $0,000 churches out or 200000 in
the. countryohservod the day last
.mvoment will be pushed
through dot) soil-tuberculosis societies
connected with the national associa-
Milan and thiotfsh other organizations.
find escorts, as a reason
“w yn'th in lieu hould have the so
m. that 10 per
" “the oath: in church congre-
‘ one .‘is tied by tuberculosis. _.
ms...”
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Samuel H. Hancock, of 17 1.0m:
street. continues seriously ill.
Mrs. Mary Howard, of (Bill! street,
Norwalk. is reported as being critical
ly ill.
On Tuesday morning at 7:30 o’clock
at St. Joseph‘s Church anniversary
muss will be said for the late John
Ponder.
W...“ ......—
Gustnv Bother, chief operator at the
local telephone exchange. who attend-
ing a conference of chief operators in
New Haven yesterday.
Governor Baldwin has appointed
Fred R. Fail-child. of New Haven. a
delegate to the conference of the his
tional Tax association, to be. held in
Des Moinos, lows. on September 1.
The moderate weather has relieved
the tension of Norwalk railroad men.
especially those who work on freight
oars. Truths is now moving smoothly »
and the long delays and slow time
.tilot marked the cold wove hove prob
ticslly dissmvesred. The roads are in
load condition. and the hardships of
the extremely cold weather are now
u thihia.r of the post
Hiram J. Lawrence. of 46 Orchard
street, had two narrow escapes last
week. He started across the crock at
the foot at Harbor mlenue. but the ice
had rotted so that before he knew
what had happened it gave way, and
he received a cold ducking. Do the
return to his home he just escaped be-
ing run down by a. train on the rail»
road crossing there.
. {in
Drum Major Charles E. Killingbecir.
oi’ the Coast Artillery Corps hand. has
been discharged from the military ser-
vice of the state because of poorest-M.
deuce. Major Killlugbeck was for
many years a. resident oi Bridgeport,
but sometime ago moved away. He
is one of the best known military men
in the state, having served in the old
Fourth Regiment under General Rus-
sell Frost. thou colonel in- command.
twenty year: ago. ”
7 Eureka. Dodge, Boughters or Rebek-
ah, has chosen the following delegates
to attend the state assembly, to be
held in Bridgeport. April 17: Mrs Ant
nie Brown Mrs. Aaron Martinenu.
Mrs. Nellie Hartline and Mrs. l-‘rank J
Bradbury. At the meeting or the lodge
ilust wool: a piano duet wasrrondered
by the Misses 'Lerltherlsnd: reading.
Mrs. .F‘rank Crockett; reading, Mr;
Joyce: comet solo. Joseph W. Gov-ham.
accompanied by Mrs. isabel Williams.
pianist.
There Are No
Hard Times _
for the Frugal
‘ . Man, ' ‘
Ramona bufswithoh
alt
”but not wasteful. The fill
not run Mia aim" s h
PAGiii 8: ' W :t :1..- 1.; 1- --.;L- - 3:- _ -
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FISH !
MAcxensL, WEAK, coo.
TELEPHONE we.
7 our Neiv Spring?
Line of Stamped
‘ Goods
are now ready for your inspec-
lion
Royal Society Packages. made
up in Corset Covers, Kimono
Night Gowns and Combina-
tion Suits in Punch Embmld~
cry. M ‘
, Also Packages in Corset (Myers.
Shirl. Wallets, Pillow Tops, Ta-
ble Bouts. etc.
and Punch Embroidery.
Noodles for Punch Work.
Royal Society Plan in White
and Colors.
Royal Society Mercer-Izod Cro-
chet Cotton.
J. .1. Mailette .
W9 30“
«KnickerbOCl‘ler ‘
uits
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; Ages 4 to 16', formerly $3.50 to
1 $5.00, reduced to
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swan. MACKEREL. oMELr, .
moor. wnmuo. sLua, sALMon, PICKEREL,
SOUTH HMORWALK
use:
FLATsi‘L‘ sutures stuns.
‘ HALIBUT, CPANIBH
OYCTERC, EWALLOPC AND LONG CLAMC.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
MCI OILIVIRY.
QnQTHAMER
OOULiCTC AND OPTIOIANC
DEPENDABLE svsoLAss
seams:
in what we offer you. it, your eyes
ache or burn or the print blurs
consult us, We employ experienc-
od oculists graduatephysicisou—do
examine eyes and guarantee satin-
friction.
37 Atlantic square. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sum-any Evening:
Dollies in Eyelet. Solid Braid .
,niore but been removed.
w ' -b—~v-<a»u—o~”~ -....Mflwn
That' 8 All
plate income the root of the mouth.
COAL
NOT GfliiMi "ALLY RECPONCIBLIf
‘ Hot new Finds
mos swan
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Lrurnl arsuunous
The following Lenten
have been sent.
tors of the d
Bishop Nilau:
Episcopal Residence,
Hartford. Conn, Feb. '14, 1912.
Rev. dear Sin—«Jilin Lenten rogu—
regulations
b. nadir Catholic pas-
‘ of Hartford by
, lotions may be summarised as follows:
i. The sick and all who are in dei-
cate henlih We not bound to either
. flat or abstain.
z. The aged and those under twen-
ty-ono years of age are not bound to
first, but must abstain on abstinence
days.
. 2. The abstinence days for the is.
boring class and all members of the
household of laborers are Fridays,
Ash Wednesday and Wednesday and
Saturday of Holy Week.
, 4. The abstinence days for all oth-
are are the Wednesdays and Fridays
and the second and last Saturday of
Lent.
5. All who are engaged in an or
haunting occupation are not restricted
in the number of meals and may eat
meat at any meal except on abstin-
ence days.
6. Those who keep the test are‘
permitted to take only one full meal
a day. in the morning, however. they
may take 3 cup of tea. coffee or cho
colitis with a piece of bread. in the
evening they may take a light coils.
lion. At this collation it is lawful to
use ilsh, eggs. cheese. butter and milk,
but the quantity of solid lood should
not exceed ten ounces. ideal is allow-
ed only at the principal meal. This
man! may be taken in . the evening
and the collation ut noon.
On Sundays there is no restriction
in the use 0! meat, but both meat and
duh cannot be eaten at the some meal
on any day oi boot.
The faithful shouidrromember that
they enioy the above disponsions by
special indult of the 21on See, us the
general law of the church requires
fasting and abstinence: oil every day of
Lent. The mitigation of the laws of
tasting and abstincnoe however.
nhould‘mnke them noble their of.
forts to obtain the y of God by
other menus. Selfmuininstiou, regret
for shortcomings, the correction or
evil habits and more time given to
prayer and pious reading should he
the exercises of this spiritual breath
inzspeli. They should also choose
some form or penance which while
not endangering bodily health. will
moire them spiritually stronger.
Cine fonn'of penance already prac-
‘ tics/ii by a great number is most com-
meudnble. out in. the obttinenoe from
intoxicating drink in granting the
dispensation to the laboring classes,
the Holy Father mentions as u sub-
stitute for abstinence from meat, the
abstaining prom intoxicating drink
. No one is ignorant t it the appetite
for stimulants. ’ ‘ ire
quently exceeds the bounds of reason.
and is the mother ofinany vices in
the individual the can“ of much mls i
cry in the family, and a tmltiui source
of scandal.
The purpose of penhlltie is not only
to appease the anger of God l‘or past
A Geld Bridge
is the most modern. practlcnhwd sut—
iumctory method at filling open spaces
between healthy teeth. where one or
They are superior in every way to
the oidsisshlonod "pnrtlal plots,” they
are firmly attached to the other teeth,
there is no chafing, no dropping, no
nothing to interfere with the speech
or voice, and gives the appearance oi
natural teeth
A Gold was meets the demand oi
u progressive and critics! person
Consultation me
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
is South nun at. South smut
Boon: as. n. to 8 p. In. our».
sm org-momma! cum
L
an.
em
a...
FOR DEA?“ OF RILEY.
Wumr who Om
dot influence of Drink and Not '
Competent to Drive An Auto
NEW HAWK, Blob. 19.—-Coronor
public his finding in
. indulgence. In the
"ammonium but to exercise the fac-
ultios of the soul in His service and
bend the will to His low. on He says:
“Turn away from evii‘ and do good.
(Psalms unlit. 15. so we commend
regular attendance at the public devo-
tions. Eager-um for instruction, med-r
nation on the Passion of Our hord.‘
and I desire for the help which the
sacraments give. will load to a better
understanding or the duties of life. es,
tablish seitoontroi. and make the
Christian grow in the love of God and
his neighbor. The whole him and
purpose of thin discipline of penance
may be expressed lathe words of
the smile;
us at an uncertainty: 1 so lisht‘. not as
one beating the sir; but i chastise my
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.RAILROAD STATION ..:..............1'
“i thereto!» so run not
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Butter, 36c lb.
Butter. A 360. lb.
More Bargains at ,
Beckmalln’ s
Note the Low Prices Quoted,
KELLOGO’S Tons‘rEo coon runes. 3 packages ...... ......m _'
sAxou WHEAT FOOD, (dish free), package ................ ..15c, '
3 can. KiPPERED HERRING m .......................... “.257:
a can. 'rowrro HERRINGB ior ..... .................. .gso
JONEB', PloLasonv's'on GOLD MEDAL noun. hag ....... ..slio
CHOICE CALIFORNIA PHONES, awn, per pound ..... . ....... .m
CHOICE cALiFOHNiA saunas, 50-60. 2 pound. ............... 259 I
nch onsoou saunas, 40-50. per bound ................. ...150
EXTRA chv oneoou saunas. 30.40, per pound ......... ..‘isc
ARMOUR'S BREAKFAST BACON. porpoond ................ ...m »‘
FANCY A NO. 1 MACKEREL, per pound .......... ; .......... ..m
s packagu MOTHER'S OATMEAL for .. ......... . ...... ......259
comes, per pound ...... . ............ ‘ ....... as, 30:32, as, as. m, ,
TEAs, per pound ........ . ..... ......... so, 35c, 40, 50am! we;
COMPLETE sroox FiNE wmas AND LlQUORS AT LOW emcee
A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
as and so WASHINGTON _.s'r sound nonwsuc
PHONE 440
MERRILL
NIGHT SCHOOL GRADUATES
are Making Good
Books and Stationery Free M
South Norwolk _ Stamford Port Chester}
BEARD_______§
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize the no
tint it lies over one hundred loot above tide water and is free from noise;
dust mo all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town!
From this pr'operty one can wall: to the
® inRA Sl’illli
VERY BEST BUTTER. A POUND ..
EXTRA ems sources. A PEGK.‘...... ...........
17 Pounds GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ........ . .............. . .....
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‘ 124 WASHINGTON 31:, snow noswatx
Tel. us. can. . Deliver-loo 8:30 a. m. and 2:30 p. m. . Fresno
body and bi‘liix it in“ subjection". . . . :
(1 our. hr. 36. We are runners in u
nos
whole loom is determined by God
Himself, of which the prize is an stor-
lull crown; and we should not be oven _'
conic hr the «silica oi the world.”
though We had here stiletto: city.
Neither is. it prudent to be content 3:
with so indefinite” or general resolve j‘ .
to corner our inulis~that is “heating
the air. "
from the lower causes. the body
should be unnamed by loosening soil-i
he milideMl tint “o
toils unto ourselves
God. on we may be
the evil any. and to a
. llhlh
whose course it"shumd and; .
The vice must be discovered ‘I
also the light begun. If it comes fromM
the mind, that must be enlightened; it ,.
The Hatch 8: Bade Company.
COUTH NORWALK.y CONN. . ,
Lumber and Mill Work for Everydung'
Telephone, M48.
EAVER BOARD
ninx rapidly in populnrlty as a substitute for lath and
is
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