We pride ourselves on the
‘ quality of
Our Home—
made Candy
PAGE &
Route
The Candy of
$1 00 per 9
r. 11". BAX‘
Agent “for Town
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coilence
ound
YER.
of Norwalk
Every ingredient in of the boot 2‘
quality, and it is expertly and .
cleanly made.
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
‘1". A. LANE
51 Washington 3m».
loath Norwolit
Anderson's Lou ch Works
Launches an Boats
of in kind. promptl
All kind of' "Pairing
glvon moi-i ottonti n.
for solo.
Oymr aboll Poi
built. 30!"
Nomulk
1 Int-.- '.- -.-.- 'l'l'.-.'.'!.'.-.ILI.'.‘.I; . . I . . . . . . . .
Miss Elsie Blrdsall, of Wilton, en-
tertained her friend, Miss Marie Bene-
dict of Norwaik, several days the past
week.
Sherman Commundery, No. 4‘70, Uni-
ted‘Ordor of the Golden Cross, hold
3 meeting lost evening in' the Wall
street quarters.
~Lnteot style Dcrhlos at O'Brien's.
Miss Margaret Hancock, of Lowe
street, has gone to Dnubury, to spend
several weeks with her grandmother.
James Moore, of Brooklyn, spent
Wednesday and Thursday with Miss
Grace Olmstead, at her home, this
city.
I
”‘1'
Buckingham Post,
hold a regular busine.
evening.
St. Mary’s Young
11 regular meeting in!
Locum-d 'stroct (lunrl
Mr.
And now those we
saving about yesler ey
Spring is here and here will he no
more severe weathe .
Mr. and Mr. Victor
Mrs. Axel Selnknecht, 5011 Stanley Mrs. K. J‘ Carlson,
and daughter Amy, of Hamilton avo- 1111.; week.
one, are spending a few days in New
York city.
”N. E. 0. P. Prize Plnochle and
Whilst, Mystic Chain Hall. Tuesday
evening.'Fob. 27.
. Mrs. B. L. Fillow has returned to
her home, No. 7 Céntcr avenue, Nor-
walk. after spending several weeks
with her niece, Mrs. Fred Miles. Toy-
101": avenue.
The annual meeting of tho EcstNor-
walk Yacht Club will be held in the
[club house on Monday «evening. March
With. at 8 o’clock, for the purpose of
electing officers and transacting any
other busineos proper to come before
this meeting.
A stated convocation at Butler Chm».
tor. No. 38, R. A. M.. will be held at its
rooms. Tuesday *evenlng at 8 o'clock.
The Mark degree will be contoured in
the presence of the grand scribe of the!
1 M. E.-G. Chapter of Connecticut. The;
work will he followed by a banquet.
-Full line Caps at 0'Brien’.s
A certificate of organization was more beneficial to his
Judson is much i proved in health
and it is oxpcctod has his recovery
‘will
tiled in the ofllce ortne state secre-
tary yesterday by the Woodhousc Silk
company. of Mlddletown. The authorq
iced capital is $1 000 000 V. H. Wood-i
house of New York, is president and
M H. Elvidge, of New York, is score»
my and trcaourer.
Mica Ethel Saobye gave 1 card and
birthday party yesterday afternoon
and evening to some of her friends xt
Amer home, 75 Woodward avenue. The
;‘a.tternoon was cpcnt in card playing
and during supper and evening music;
‘ .jronderod by 11 Well known New:
_j 101111111111: orchestra.1‘horo were guests
,lrom
1, Bridgeport
man, James P. Muhcr, of
f Y., formerly a. resident at
ry, has introduced in Congress
proioci; the lobels and other
Columbia and the terri-
he bill provides punishment
nit "uni-notion of fraudulent lobeln‘
‘“ 1 or ditmogos by: tho
van. violinist, assisted by tho!
Now York, New Haven and,
Concord Division, No.
Temperance, will he]
ing on Monday'cvcl
plans (or the 68th 11
held on March 4th.
Arthur Vrcodonbt
avenue, who was or
mus day at Rooscw
nppcndlr
much woroc recently
York. for
day removed to the
another operation.
~Solt Hats, Sort
Captain Wilbur. formerly in charge
lot the Salvation Army, in South Nor»?
walk. has returned ore for 11 low1
Wilbur's
Captain W lbur will conduct
Main street
Mission tomorrow ftornoou at 31:30
days 011 account 0
health.
a service in the
o‘clock.
States Attorney Stiles Judson in
now at his home in Stratiord, but ox-
pects to leave the: again 'sbortiy to
spend a month or 1 agar in a climate
Mr
be rapid.
Bridgeport in to
physicians have to
pation in political
the fall.
result 01' o
assembly and as ota
blood with his onto
and Mrs. J. W
of F‘nlrfleld avcnuo,‘ 1
motor boat chow in
today.
nor ouo ‘
1».
11’-.
t
l
i
To Get Out
Pants Pantmg
W}.
No. 12, G. A. R...
as meeting laut‘
Our pants have run a great
sold.
excellence.
. 1
oooooo
Mon' 5 Club held
t evening in thol
etc
a...—
csiey O'Connor
rc attending the
-—~
other cranks are
and todny;
Johnston and 3011,
Arnold, of East Nor nlk, wore guests
of Mrs. Johncon's
iarents, Mound
in Goorgetowu,
2, Sons of
d u rogulnr nicot-
iing to further
trg. of Bnyvlcw
cratcd on Christ-
~lt Hospital, New
his. was taken
Huts.
Mrs.
orth
honlth
t e enact tlht his
ldden his partici-
airs tor the pre-
it
sent, but it is cxo%::tcd that he will
be able. to enter int
New York city .
nnlvorsury to ho.
, and was ycston
some hospital for
O'Brlcn'a. ’
the campaign in
Mr. Judsn's illness is the
breakdown.
brought on, it is be loved. by the our.
on or work on n me her or the general
to‘ s attornol’. com-
tam. law practice.
Greenport
TELEPHONE 1nd
5..-”...me W.
SHIRT
WAISTS
Just. received, 11 new Spring
7
line ct Tailored Shirto, in
white with. soft collar.
1 lllnck and White. Blue and
White Stripe Stucco. lilack and
“him Stripe Percale. 111 Si on.
White Crossbar. $1.50.
Silkdlnlsh Madras, $1.75.
1.1. Mallette
COAL
That’s All,
' There A.
. Hard T' p
a for the Frugal
11 lobar organizations in the, 1 1
re No
noes .
Harris
81 Gans
+1.1. 721
211111.111” WAY.
lllnm M. Ivins tell: 0 story
. a speech. . p
‘ :p_ l with sitting at the M1111
of the Store
outdimnccd everything in The Norwalka for value“ giving
and we’ve also won the race for the greatest number of pairs‘
They've been winners in'point of fit, too-«and long men,
short men. thin men, for men, have showered praise for their
The stock remaining is a little envious at having been
left behind and are just “panting” to get out of the store and
“take the measure” of some stalwart form where they belong.
$6 and $6.50 PANTS for . .
$5 PANTS ..
$3.50 and $4 PANTS . .
$2.50 and $3 PANTS . .
$2.00 PANTS-
TWO STORES:
Extra Ldtge Gosling Native Clams
for BAKING
All Kinds of Fish Long and Round Clams,
c.1111. Bridge '
Mummwmw M“
‘ then not for from the Capitol.
stepped up to the ticket window he
- luotrates what Grdvcr Clover ‘ ‘ ‘
thought was thorough properly ‘
race the past season. They’ve
e
i
$4.48 .
. .. $3.48
. $1.98
..... $1.98
. $1.18
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SOUTH NORWALK
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Oysters
F1111 Market.
Hill DILIVIIIY.
W
Artificial Teeth
are one or the molt; 0! modern civ-
lliwtion. and any one using a oatio
factory not can nipprociolo the con
tort they are capable of producinx.
but. unfortunately, all denture: are
not perfect ones: they may the Ill-ht-
ting, innrtlotlc or of poor material.
There. is no excuoo tor ouch conditional
l! the dentist is a master of his art,
has good mechanical ability, and in
conscientious in hit; businoso methods.
All work from my oillco is under my
personal supervision, and care ls‘glven
to every detail.
loot after it is started right.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 Smith 1111111 or. 13011111 Not-wax
Houn: 9 a. m. to I n. In. 3111»
can by appointment only.
- 1111111 the purpose of the committee to
‘ sale of the plant.
‘ Andorronn motion was out or order
No apprentice or
inexperienced person to spoil the ci~
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WARM MEETING
“(Continued from Slxth Pogo).
walk and that you crcct 11 building: that
can be used at present as a. sub-stu-
tion. Thu building can be. do do,
sinned and located that it can he cued
at any time for a generating plant.
We trust you will give the matter
as we hch aubmlttod it careful con~
alderaiion and trust that we will hear
trom you at your convenience.
Respectiully submitted, .
W. M. SHEEHAN & CO.
W.H.R.-B.W. W. H. Reed.
Electrical Engineers.
1 The chairman explained that under,
the call 01‘ the meeting no motion
could not be entertained, on it won ox-
pllcltly stated that the meeting could
only receive and accept the report.
(3an A. Anderson incited that the
district do not cell its electric light
plant.
Committecmun Ilunncbackc stutcd
Petcr Doelger's ‘ Firs
Prize Bock Beer _
Per Case: - 24 Bottles $1.75.—
A REBATE OF 506 ON BOTTLES WHEN RETURNED
If you want something nice. Jua't try this. We alto carry nap...
port’o, Llebmann's, Folgonopon'o, Anhouser Bunch. Budwolsor. 1291111,]
Pabst Blue Ribbon, Piel Bro.s.', Schlitz, Wurzburger and Munchnor
Boers.
I
A. F. Bookmann & Co
83 and as WASHINGTON 31. SOUTH NORWALK.
Gnocsns AND WINE MERCHANTS
that the committee had incorporated
in its call for the meeting the clause
to receive and accept the report no it
call another meeting, it being believed
that the district should have time {or
'rellcctlon boloro it took decided action.
Mr. Andaman drum to a point of
order and demanded that his motion
ho out to vote.
1’. ll. Fielding moved an amendment
that. the report of tho dintrlct be ac-
cepted and that the committee confer
with South Nut-walk officials in rc~
gurus to tho olcctric matter.
Mr. (lot-hum tried to explain to Can
taln Anderson that thorn with nothing
in tho committoc's report regarding a
Chairman Twomhloy acid that Mr.
hut ho would put it to try out the
mlndn of the meeting
Loo Davis nrooc to a point or order,
demanding that under the call to re-
cclvo and hear the report of the com»
mittee Mr. Anderson's motion was out
of order.
The chairman formally declamd Mr.
Anderson's motion out of order.
Mr. Fielding moved that the report
of the committee be ncccptod and plum
ed on tile. .
Mr. Anderson moved an amendment
that the district committee be dis
churned.
lie was intortnod that an the com-
milioe woo 1111 elective body. this won
out poouihlc.
Mr Eldridge rumbled nomcwhut in
his discussion, tinully concluding with
the statement that he believed the
district could contract with South Nor-
waik to get their electricity at n more
reasonable rate than that which they
were now paying.
Mr. Anderson amended Mr. Field-
lng’ a motion to the affect that the to
Lport of tho committee be tabled
Mr Davin «explained that in accept
lug the report, thnl acceptance did uni
noccsoorily approve of any ., ‘~rucom
moudutions ‘
On inquiry Mr. Mood stated that the
report was in the printers hands and
would be ready for distribution by
Monday.
Mr. Anderson demanded of the dis-
trict committee if it were not true
that tho majority of the. recommenda-
tions had not come from tho rnliroad
company or tho Connecticut .tlompnny.
' On vote Mr. Anderson's amendment
JUDlClAL GREDTT.
to Baltimore.
the old Baltimore and Ohio station
found he had no money with him.
"My friend.'.' ‘onid the (hunt .1111
and 1 will rcimburoe you tomorrow?"
The ticket mot louxhcd.
chap, " ho sold.
beat me out or a ticket.
11 loan.
“qu6 fl » 1,‘
Duct: when Chief Juotlco White. of
the United Stucco Supreme Court was
presiding. ho recoivod an urgent coll
, It who imperative that
he should as at once.
He left the bench and hurried to
.Aa he
tlce. "it is imperotlve that i shall so
to Baltimoro‘ at oncé I have no money
with no.1 om Chlot Justico. Will you
kindly let me have 11 return ticket.
‘ “Your”
have to come stronger than that, old
“Almoot every day
some chic! lustico or other trico to
The Chic! Justice turned away. no
arm-cached devout precocious 1 ap- _
nearing persons’ in' the. waiting room
11nd each um woo incommlly refused
lie hurried acrou tho shoot
to a. hotél and outcrod the bat-room.
, "My door hilt." be “it! to tho hortond-
_ or. “do you know moi" ‘ ‘ ‘
"I 11111 Ohio: 1111111. White,” ot tool
committoc‘n room-t accepted.
Attorney Walsh moved that when
the report was presented the commit-
toc should mull every voter and tax
payer a copy of the name.
log or the report.
1
and carried.
the plant.
ouch 1'1 roport would be impossible;
cm about $35, 0003
01111111 St John spoke briefly.
co.lu1nn
Rider and Sultan wanted
put to vote and carried.
_ cheater:
to table the report was lost and the
Mr. Anderson obiectcd to the print-
1 Mr. Walsh's motion was put to vote
flurry Rider moved that the Com-
lattice sitpploinent the report by in-
corporation in it the present cost or
3111‘. 00111111111 said that if the diatri‘et
wanted thin they wero up against it as
Tho committoe; hangers that the pint
Williom Samoa moved on amend-
ment that the coat of maintenance of
the mount plant for a year he incoo
paroled inthla reporLJnaking another
Mr. Dunnebabke stated that the
committee could give all that Messrs.
The amendment and motion were
Mr. Eldrod moved that A E W“ .
1 » inn and unanimouely carried.
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ‘
7 to 9 p. m.
Bookkeeping, English, Shorthand ‘
Stamford Port Chester
South Norwalk
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
' Everyone hnown‘t‘hlc landmark of our city, but do you realize the loci
that it lion over one hundred feet above tidc water and is free from noioo,
dust 11nd all the other unlsances usual in tho center of any town?
From this property one can walk to the
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For particulars and restrictions address the owner. MiNER D. RANDALL
rect mic ”East Norwnlk its loud at n of the, motion.
much cheaper rate than they now on- Mr. Anderson differed with opinio
joy. ' ' of the legal authorities no to thaw
Mr. Fielding claimed that (or the ccssliy of tho procedure outlined.
past nine months the district had born August Billenstein enlightened th
getting its street lighting for $15 per meeting somewhat.
lamp. and said. he was so positive of Mr Walsh's motion was put to voile
this that he was willing to aim. tltc;.1nd carried.
Ladies Improvement Association 32.3“; The poll c mutter was taken up __
it he were wrong tMi‘..U‘ldii(l£§13 offered the following
Mr. Winchester said that the dis- resolution; .1
trlct should be getting their street Resolved: 1 ————— To be added to the
lights tor that amount or less. purpose or the Fire District oi East
Mr. Fielding gave his figures to Norwulh. watchmen and policemen
prove his contention 2-Thnt the Fire District ,Committ
Mitotic a mic of shall have the power to appoint“
thinks to Mr. Winchester for ansucr— 111111.31 watchmen or policcmcn no '
log the questions or the meeting. od necessary {01- the promotion-
Mr. Eldridge moved that the district lire district of East Norwnllt. '
committee confer still further with ~3-Thatthe said watchmen own
the South Not-walk authorities in re— than be subject to call by the sat
gurus to‘ the electrical eituntion. , Fire District Committee.
William ll. Smitten presented the 4~Tllat the said watchmen
following substitute resolution: llccmen he paid by the said Firc' ‘
Be is Resolved. That it is the cause trict Committee for only actun
of this meeting. held tonight. that. the vice performed 113 assigned by hold
district committee be instructed, to Fire District Committee.
wit: To confer with the electrical u-Thht the said Fire District Com»
commissioners oi South Norwnlh as to mittee be empowered to make ruled
coat of placing and maintaining mo- and regulations for said watchmen 01'
tot-11 and gchomtors which are now or miicemen or cold Fire District of Ecol
shall became property of East Nor- Norwalh.
walk Fire District. in the some mild It was moved to lay the motion
log or adjoining thereto in South Nor- the table.
walk. Also said electric works to op- E. F. Smith protested that tho,
crate aforesaid motors and. generators tlon was brought to the meeting
in the manufacture or electricity for good faith He explained that the
the use of the inhabitants of this dis- trict committee would only have
trict. Also said district commute; to power to deputise men to not 11‘s
consider the advisability or arranging lciemen, who were not to be void
{or a live-your contract with tho priv-_ cont when in actual'nervlcc. _
new of extending date of contract as Mr. Davis oration1 that the 11
this district shall deem advisable with action m illegal. the district:
the aforesaid commissioner-11' or eieo- mittee having no authority 111th
trio works oi South Norwnlk, at 11 price tor. Nor can the the pollen be a“
that in couldored‘rcaoonnble. 'llhc tizod except tor fire purposes, and
sold"'distrlct committee to report the quoted the ataiuics‘to substantiate is
result'ot- their findings to a. special contentions. lie strenuousiyopp
district motto: to be called by them the appointment or policemen dnd‘
within sixty day: from this meeting, that the district had no no to a
due notice being goven the rocidouto point them until authority
0! Eliot Norwallt diotriot. . f by the legislature. ‘
Mr. Gorham claimed that the 111011.. “Extend your energies . .
on wait out 0! order. , ‘ ‘ towards eliminating the saloon
Tho chairman ruled ' at no bouid them Will be no need or any p
- men." said Mr Davis. .
Mr. Aodergon asked Mum“
. 111.311.1111 the motion. _
Mr. Sniflcn's resolution m not to
meeting proceeded to tho sec- 1
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