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$1.00 per pound
L‘ F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Norwalk
We pride ourselves on the PAGE & SHAW
quality or I Bum“ L. .
The Candy of Excellence ‘
Every ingredient in of the beat I,
quality, and it is expertly and .
cleanly made. '
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61 Waohlogton strut.
south Hamil:
” Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boots
for ulo. All kind. of revolving
given moist attention. .
IOyotor Shell Point. Nomaik
of all kinda promptly built. Boot-I L
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lAllle Shepard, of Waterbury. apent'L Mica lielen LQulntard. of Norwalk.
Sunday with relatives in South Nor-' is vieitlng In New York city.
walk.
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‘ Mrs Percy J. onwards. or 27 nan»
lield avenue. has been spending two
weeks In New York.
M
Harris & Guns Co. are discharging
a load of anthracite coal from the
barge Edward McLano.
Mrs. William T. Farrell and child-
men, of Elwood place. have been visit-
his relatives in Danbury.
Randolph Bell’s, of East avenue.
spent. Saturday and Sunday as the
guest or New York city friends.
iLeGrnnd Greenwood, who Was iniura
ed in a coasting accident. on the MapleI
street hlll some time ago, In able to
be about agaIn. .
O‘Lpllll' Chapter. No. 52. Order of the
Eastern star, will hold its esmlamonllh
ly business meeting eruoaday even-
; ing.
A meeting of the Norawlli invesb
meut Company is scheduled to he held
Ithls evening at the headquarters in
South Main street.
Commodore William B Unholtz to
been from Baltimore, Maryland. where
he visited the manufactory of the Kline
Information from New Haven in to Km, for which he 1; “on;
the effect that the order of Railmadl
datlon agents have decided to submit? John Splan. the plumber employed
demands upon the New York. New Ha? by liurritt & Montgomm‘i’. Who Willi
van and Hartford Railroad company burned when a steamer exploded a
for increased wages, averaging 15 Deri few days 330 has reisumed his du:
cent. l ties.
Tile Connecticut 4Hardware nosocia-l
tion will hold its ninth annual session
at Hotel Taft in New Haven next
Tuesday ad Wednesday. Tuesday
afternoon the members will be taken.
for a tour of the Yale Colege build-
17138.
Charles J. Buck has recently com-
pleted a contract for wiring a house in
LWoatport for Mini: Farqnhuraon. Mr.
Buck also has a number of other con-
tracts at the present time.
George A. Smith. cf 85 dein
Albert Wellnitz. of Chapel street. in
making plans to have his house in
. Spring Hill avenue, which was destroy-
ed by fire recently, rebuilt. This place'
was occupied by E. W. Walker and Some automobiles are still in use
family, who are now occupying the hearing 1911 numbers A list of those
resenting The Norwallr h‘on Works
Company, of South Norwnlk.
Our Brothora' Lodge. No. 10, l. O.
O. F., will meet this evening as usual. L
street, returned yesterday from a stay I
in Montreal. where he hau been rep 9
former Julia Lockwood place, in East numbers is being taken by the police.
Wall street . and will be forwarded to the utatefaec— I
L ‘ I rotary. who will take action thereon}
iSpeclal ordersiaaued from the nd-j . -....... I
intent-generul'a office place Major ““6 were eighteen sales ofwreal
Howard J. Binomer. formerly of the estate. in The NOI'anS. last week.
First minim-y, c. N a, upon the re “th mortgages or a? 408 For the
tired list and grant leave of absence “‘le week in February. 1911. there
mm March 1 to September 1 to Can were nine sales of property. and mori-
thin Roland F Andrews, Company H Lin-39'“ 0‘ $13 200
896°“ Infantry The Eldridge Gymnasium in Norfolk
an. I: 0.1! Prize Pinochle and has been leased by a gmco of New
Whist. Mystic Chain Hall, Tuesday: York people owning residence: in that.
evening Feb 27. 121309 and Will be fitted up for club
L purposes. It will be known as the
Norfolk Country Club.
Donald and Sherman Birdaall the l
, h held u a Water-
mommy; :t :Vatertocm on thoi A ”“38 lad “Vin; in East Norwallt
night of December 20. were before the h“ a 113"“ 680899 from drowning
superior court in Winoted last week. 'when he ““1290“ 0“ ll cake 0! ice near
me Judge Bennett sentenced them to the East Norwalk Yacht Club and
Wmni'er a' mum of not less mMI‘went under. He we: fortunate in be-
rs and not’more than ilvo. [“13 able *0 ‘9‘!“ ”le1 to Safety, even
two you L ‘before the arrival of assistance.
Samuel omnibus, mil 15,‘ahowed
L . a jury in the superior-court at New_
,- ‘. Haven.- loot week.‘where a dog hit him
‘ “ loot July. He in citing the owner of
' the dog‘for $500 The boys lawyers
-. mode a motion til“ the court direct
‘ 610 iilr! to find imposed for the lad
:iind thin motion wil be passed on Then‘
my
There Are No
Hard Times
fertile F7032]
sold '
excellence.
3521' on PANTS.
Extra Large Gosling Native Clams
for BAKING .
All Kinds of Fish Long and Round Clams,
Greenport Oysters
Cutbiil’sg Bridge FISll Market.
TELEPHONE lfl
' SHIRT
~ WAISTS
Just received, a new Boring
line of Tailored Shirts. In
white filth colt collar.
Black and White. illue and
White Stripe Sateen. liillaciv and
White Stripe Percale, at $1 on.
White Crossbar. $1.50.
Stilt-finish Madras. $1.76.
J. I. .Mallette
of the Store
. Our pants have run a great race the past season. They' ve
outdistanced 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—wand long men,
abort men. thin mu, fat 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 «are and
"take the measure” of some stalwart form where they belong.
$6 and $6.50 PANTS for . . . ..
$5 PANTS . .. .....
$3.52: and $4 PANTS ..... ..
$2.5oandS3PANI'TS ..............
*muunmv
as Unwhoieaome Held Before
Pure Fund Board
"What's the matter with Connection
oysters?"
. "They’re all right”.
"What's all right?“
"(.lonnecticnt oysters."
That in the sentiment which
liilila ‘
to recent remnrka
necticut by Dr.
made up in Can
Harvey W Wiley
squad "
$4 48 And the oyster producers and that
.. ...... .. . $348 wing clipped. so he cannot use his
a """" soaring poorer to the harm of the
$1.98
$1 Connecticut oyster trade.
'98 L Hearing Before Board.
. . . ------ $148 An echo of the storm of protest
which Dr. Wiiey'a attack on
of Agriculture. Dr. Wiley,
“1‘8
foot the requirement that
states are opposed to such a ruling;
during the hearing
Radel Ropreuntatlveo There.
(.ionnecticut‘a representatives did
not have an opportunity to talk, as
New Jerucy'a speakers occupied all
the time. ‘But Connecticut was ready
to speak through Charles Platte.
sales agent of we Rode] Oyster com-
pany of South Norwaili and David
B. Decker. oyster dealer of South Nor.
With.
Dr. Wiley wan told. very plainly,
that: the "iloating' of an oyster did
not hurt its uhcleuameneilu except
that it was a process of cleaning.
Some Tet-mo.
The letters in reply to Dr. Wileya
clinch on the Connecticut oy star; how
ever. need to be written on asbestos
ArtifiCial Teeth paper. There is reference to pr. WI
>lgiey‘a “disregard or truth.“ and “wan
ton lndury" to the Connecticut oyster
trade, and to hit "allure of hit enor-
mous powera.“
Fill DILlVIRV.
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are one of the reunion of modern civ»
titration. and any one using a Ratio
factory not can appreciate the coin-
fort they are capable of producing.
but unfortunately. all dentures armm
, not perfect ones; they may he lllflt-lccnnecncui delegation to the Navy
ling. innrtiutlc or of poor material Ilmgup convention recently. he mah-
Them in no exonee tor such coudiiionaI lug an angel; on gulp subsidy The
if the dentist is a master of his art.
has good mechanical ability. and la
conecientlom in his hnainesc methods
All work from my office is under my
personal anpcrvision and care in given
to every detail. No apprentice or
inexperienced {Screen to cool! the et-‘
lectutier it ‘5 started rlght. the chip subsidy policy! took excep-
tion to this statement.
Dl‘. J; H. MALLERY L ‘1 am surprised .at hisutatement
16 30qu mm 8L. com Nanak Lga‘ffi‘balg-V ‘3 “Igallg’i‘li “‘W’i‘fi;
. . r. ump ray an . “ wseexpen
Hm" ’ ‘ ”" ‘° ' 9‘ “‘ "”- turo.’ if i get in: ‘subsidy. steal’ it
”3" b, appointment only. you get it-there is hardly a man in
congress who does not show by >th
”he said. and a “stench in the hostriln
of the people "
the principle was
and unjustifiable.
Representative. Humphrey of L.W»nuh
ingtou. aim is a staunch defender of
. Man
He liver well but ‘Lwitllo
extravagance. He in liberal,
, but not waiteful The (rte
and mom had ‘ the other day and
may cowl: thevonlinal and held
it for a incident the ears. At last
the door m to get away. If
nine hundred or m and
it will pay you to W
too.
Just Received:
THREE. LOADS .
~> of High-grade
L ‘ - that expression (rein wife". mother or
* new law which went into effect Jon-
Engineer Charles 'N. Wand.
rip to Panama,
orwalk, ta busily preparing lor
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ROYAL ARBANUM.
BOSTON Feb. 26.-.lndge Brainy. of
the supreme ludiciai court yesterday
ordered the state treaeurer to turn
vote that this is his political opin‘
Ion."
i
ever to the Royal Arcanum the aura of c ASTOR I WA
““902100 in securities deposited by
the uociety Although the judge or 3" Wfifhfl
pressed the column that the legiala AWW
ture of 1911. which enacted the amt m “”31““... i
ate under which he acted. did not in- V. '
tend to allow fraternal organizations W“ , . .
to recover emergency funds tron: ‘
state he added that he was I forced:
to conatnuo the statute an ,_ it stands:
ills order In a precedent. under the
MD~>'
SIXTH COMPANY? TURKEY
‘ L DINNER.
Will lie field at the Nomad: Armory!
. ‘ on March 51h. ‘ ‘
When the Sixth Company, Coast Ar-
tillery corps sets out to accomplish
Running one may be certain that it
. in to be done up brown. Their are
I dual turkey supper to occur on March
Llith at the urinary, will be one of theoe
successful functloue that the company
is famous for giving. ,
Sergeant Frank P Rooney is new
hard at Work preparing for the affair
and he reports that" there will be noth-
in: music: from the good old ‘fturk"
nary i. and it it expected that other
fraternal organizations will avail thenii- ‘
solves of the opportunity to recover
emergency fund: now depoulied with
the state treasurer
“I AM 50 NERVOUS,” -‘
How many times have you hoard
cluster. In nine times out of ten ex-
treme nervouanoaa in woman in
caused by an unhealthy condition of
the female mien
, Lydia P khonr's Vegetable doin-
pound not: many and thoroughly
in and}; canon .‘ it. Ilrennhenli the
cool“. heath inoculate
mini n Willi
Hearing on “Floating" Oysters
WASHINGTON, o. c, m. 26.“
the
Loyuter pwducera of Connecticut are
sending to members ol’ the Connecti-
cut delegation in Congress, in answer
A. F. Beckmann & C0.
export and inventor of the “poison
they would like to have Dr. Wileya a
the
Nutmeg state’s oyster crop raised
was heard in Washington last week,
When}: hearing was given before the
Pure (and board of the Department
chair»
man regarding a new ruling on oys-
it is now proposed to put into at
"floated"
I I oysters shall he considered adulternt-
ed Oyster producers from many
L and they made their attitude knownwm
Captain Francis R. Allen of Hart .2
rd war the most conspicuous of the .I
‘subuidy" has hecome a public acandni ~ L
He maintained that “I
Inherently wrong ..
-' the presenttilme and an it ill the de-
.of any colour whose signature upon
upon written application being made
l
Peter Doelger’s First
Prize Bock Beer
Per Case - 24 Bottles $175
A REBATE OF 500 ON BOTTLELLB WHEN RETURNED
t
if you want something nice. juot try thlo. We also carry Flop»
pert’o, Liebmann'l, Feigenspan's, Anheusor Bunch, Budweiser, Paint.
Plbot Blue Ribbon, Piel Brelu’ Schlitz. Wurzburger and Munchner
Been.
8.3 and 85 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALIKL.
GROCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
MERRILL NIGHT SCHOOL
Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday ._
. 7 to 9 p. In} ,
Bookkeeping, English, Shorthand
South Norwalk Stamford
BEARD’S
Everyone knows this landmark or our city; but do you realize the fact
that it lien over one hundred feet above tide water and Is free from noise.
dust and all the other nuisonces usual in the center of any town?
From this property one can walk to the
"LL" Minute
F0
0
For particular: and restrictions address the owner, MiNER D. RAND
Port Chester
ROCK
i ‘1”:nt ”m" {JDING SITES
Lilith];
LT“;1 1'41! 1‘
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POST OFFICE. . .....
RAILROAD STALTION .................
The Hatch 81 LLBailey Company
COUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 48. .
BEAVER 3021111)
to [raining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for 1th and ‘
plaster and wallpaper. It iii susceptible of an infinite variety ‘
of artistimdeslgno (or walls and ceilings and permits of a”
wide scope for individual pmferment and taste. We are agents"
and keep a large supply on hand.
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inet income reed $5.000 for
GCLLEGTGH fl' 0' E‘T0“‘M lLyeLar, and aligned: scorporation
stung“ "““nlna 1'“ flag business in any month durin til
ALI. THE Blilil’llllllllllllSE
l year of 1911 are liable for a return
though they started at the beginnin
vLIof the year
Col Robert O. Eaton, collector or in
ternal revenue for the district of Con.
necticut and Rhode island, would like
to call the attention of all corporations "
who are liable to matte a. return to his
outdo the importance otmaking such
return on or before March 1. 1913.
There are a number of corporations
who have not tiled their return on to
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KILLED BY EXPRESS.
Lime Works Superintendent Meets
‘ motoncoue Death.
DANBURY, Feb. 26 -Alhert.i. Bel
ier, superintendent of lime works. i
outed just outside the city, was a no
and instantly killed near the work
by the Pittsfleld express, Ne
bound on the New Haven
Saturday night. He was mu
along the tracks towiird hi 'lio
this city. He stepped out L
L'or one train, and directly in
path of an express. Death wan
taneous, the body being toad
air and thrown to one side
to have come to thl city- from Adam
Mania, about three years ago : H on
forty- live yearn-g old, and
sire of Collector Eaten to receive all
return on or before March 1, atlen»
tion is called to the penalties as spe—
cified in the law. Under subduction 8
of the not every ccrporatiou that fails
to die" its return ”within the required
time becomes liable to a specific penul-
tv or from :1. 000 to $10, 000. ‘ ‘
In view of the fact that blanks for
these returnu can be had upon applica-
tion to the‘mve'nue once in this city.
no reason can he linen why the con- ,
poration cannot tile the return‘wlthih
the prescribed time. 3-
in case or the sickness or absence
Fabrlco. who was ail-mated on
ion Eaturday night. utter an attempt
holdvn (L Phillip Persian and ‘5 viii
Deluka. was arraigned in no; pl
the return is required an extension of
time may be given by the collector;
Norwalk Chronicler