AT ALL Pulses
But oi Only One Quality
THE BEST
in its Grade
ALL Kmos or ans/incur. 1
. AND PIES -
r. A. LANE
PAGE & SHAW ‘
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
$1.00 per pound “
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent tor Town of Norwalk
Anderson's Launch Works
Launchcsand Boats
of all kinds promptly built. am-
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given Wioi attention.
Oyster Iholl Point, Norwnlk
-
‘ Mrs. Florence Croiutt, or Ridgelield
is visiting relatives in South Norwalk.
A. 8. Ferris, of Newarh,‘N. J., form-_
erly of this place, was in Bridgeport
yesterday opening a safe.
1 Miss Florence, or Ridgefield enterg
tallied Miss Mildred Ketcham of
South Norwalk, over Sunday.
“—1—
The Norwalk Board oi? Fire Under-
writers will hold a regular monthly
‘ 1 meeting on Monday afternoon.
~Latest style Derbles at O‘Brien's.
Uncas Tribe of Red Men will hold
its weekly dance this evening in the
wlgwnm, in Washington street. ‘
The directors of the Fail-field Coun-
ty National Bank of Norwalk will hold
a. regular meeting on Monday morn-
ing. 1
Harngarl Society No. 634. of Nor-
waik, will hold a: meeting on Monday
evening for the transaction of month-
ly business 1.
The Norwalk Hospital board of di-
Motors is scheduled to hold a regu.
iar business meeting on Tuesday eve
ning of next week.
Shepherds of Bethlehem, Lady
Washington Lodge, No. 21, will hold
a regular biymonthly business meot~
ing on Monday evening. '
~The-y‘re 100 straight and worth it,
too; Supreme Cour-£1 Cigars will instI
suit you.
-.———.
’ANNIv‘ERsARY or NAVAL BATTLE
‘rimac (Virginia), the American So-
‘lts annual dinner to be given here to
‘ night, a celebration of the event which
‘othcrs prominent in civil lite.
WASHINGTON, March 9.~—-Toduy
being the fiftieth anniversary of the
battle between the Monitor and Mer-
ciety of Naval Engineers, will moire
revolutionized naval warfare. 11' p03
sible, a'survivor from thec row of
each of the first real “iron-elads" will’
be present,
Secretary of the Navy Meyer will be
one of the speakers and the diners
will include, besides all of the bureau
chiefs, of the Navy Department. many
senators and ‘ representatives and
A COLD, LA GRIPPE, THEN PNEU-
MONIA
is too often. the fatal sequence, and
coughs that hang on weaken the syn
tern and lower the vital "resistance.
R. G, Golllns, postmaster, Barnegst.
grippe cough- He says; "i (would be
completely exhausted after each fit
or violent coughing. i bought a bottle
of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
and before I had taken it all the
coughing spells hold entirely ceased.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
can't be beat." it stops the cough by
healing the cause.V Refuse 1substi~
tutes. W. F. Wigniore & Co. "
QUARREL OVER DEBT FATAL.
L NEW ORLEANS, March
ruso, an inspector of Weights and
measures, shot and killed Jaseph gir-
Theftows of Stamford has decided
to use voting machines. The make of
‘ machine to he purchased has not been
.5 determined, that matter being left to
the selectmen.
‘ A stated convocation of Butler
“ .1, Chapter. R. A. M., will be held at its
_, rooms Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The past matser and M. E. M: degrees
{trill be worked.
-—1‘F~ull line Caps at 'O‘Brion‘s.
An melt forester writes: ‘It is
not too late yet to remove straggly
branches and dead wood out of that
aim, but don't touch your maples or
[they will bleed all spring.
Roll the search for new houses. A line
or two in the want column of The
flannel would end the tiresome search
all save time and trouble
mew...”
- PAINT AND "PAINT.”
{Paint itself costs $2.10 per gallon,
but remember that Linseed Oil costs
0 per gallon, and that “Paint"
,,£o'Vr use consists of 4 parts Paint
arts Oil. Consequently it is
it 1111: you should buy Paint and
V psrately—emix them yourseliw
.1111 Paint (prepared in
sunny ddys send the rent hunters .
45 cents per gallon. There ‘
rino, master of the scho’onér VSt. Bliss.
yesterday. The shooting took place
aboard the schooner. ' Caruso surren-
dered and claimed condolence.
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TRUST COMPANY SUIT.
HARTFORD, March 9.—The Hart~
ford Trust Company has brought suit
110: $0,000 against A. J. Purdue, of
New Haven. The plaintiiiis adminis-
trator of the estate or Mrs. Purdue,
succeeding thedefondant in‘that posi
,tion. The amount claimed due is $5,‘
000, the balance being interest. ‘1
IONS.” “HARM“;
N. J., was troubled with a. severe in .
. 9.——Aiter 11,1
quarrel over a small debt, Henry Cao'
CHIBHES‘FER Pitts ,.
' infection.
goes wrong
See the best $4 hat' in the
things considered.
r ,, .m. ;. 1
-.1.NORWALK
Hard Crabs
TELEPHONE 10!.
Early 1 Spring
Novelties in
Neckvvear
PANSIES, VIOIIETS
G. BOWS .,
THE NEW wmoson The: In
the Diagonal Stripe.
SPECIAL VALUE lN TEA
APRONS, 50:.
ST. PATRICK'S POST CARDS
’ liter 51:
J. I. Mallette,
' noses,
Wilson “E11011"
. 512% V
Spring Styles in Men’s Hats
are ready for you ‘
Stiff hats in the most appréved blocks.
Soft hats in all the new shapes, shades and finishes.
$1.50 to 04.00
Every hat carries our positive guarantee of complete sat?
A new hat or your money back for anything that
Vol~Felt. It’sthe cheapest hat you can buy, wear and all
TWO BTOR E8:
Fresh Caught R06 and Buck Shad
All Kinds of Fish, Long and Round Clams,
Open or in the shell
Greeuport Oysters
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
1 Loose Teeth Can Be
city in our famous Wilson»—
SOUTH NORWALK
250 a dozen
FRED DELIVIIV.
._—.»
Tightened
it Is possible not only to tighten
loose teeth where sufficient process
remains, but to prevent conditions
which cause them. More teeth are
lost as a result of diseased gums than
from decay. consequently a person
should give special attention to
bleeding, spongy and inflamed gums.
By simple methods I am able to ac-
complish the most satisfactory results
in the treatment of Pyorrbes
Mouth health is more to be desired
than one disguised by flavor and per-
fume. Mouth health means maintain-
ing the highest degree of mental and
.physlcul oihciency
3Dr. J. H MALLERY
10 South Main St. south Norwsik
Hours: _ t a. in. to a p. in. sun-
Vdsys by appointment only.
. p4“
JuStReceivdd :
THREE LOADS
clams-grade
am NOT
. Des-racy
yous would“;
‘ IansNTNsv Aha
' H We employ experienced 001111st
‘ 1. ._ Woodland Company at New Haven.-
. .1. THAMER
OCU LISTB AND OPTIGIANS
V ”g“...—
lF YOU ARE SUFFERING FROM
, STRAINED EYES
our scientific tests will reveal the
cause and a. pair of our Vrishtly.
made glasses will give you relief
“ Graduate Physicians—~10 examine
eyes and guarantee satisfaction.
or Atlontle Sailors, stamina. Conn.
‘ Open, Saturdaylilvenlnn
GOHPORATION PAPERS.
A certificate of incorporation was
filed yesterday in the ethos of the sec
‘ rotary or the state by the J M Grelst
pun stock authorised is 3.45.-
g and business will be begun with
that amount bold in. The incorpor-
ntors‘ are Mary F. W. Greist, P. Rayd
. mend Greist and Herbert VM. Groin,-
all of New Haven.
The Massicotto-Kssdon—Morin m.
corporated oi.’ Waterbury. cited a cer-
" iiB Morin;
tiflcste or organisation, showing its
11111911 to be Vas 111111: President.
Samuel serial president, Thom-
lair and treasurer, P.
. He claimed that it would withstand
'1 better iiulsb. The cost of the ordl»
. asked several questions in order
selected next Satuidm as the date
directors, above
PLANS ARE APPROVED BY
80. 'IIIIIIWALK (lllIIIIBIL
(Continued from First. Page)
h88\y work and was not slippery. For
residential streets he said a special
preparation one-half inch in thickness
'wasp laced on top of the pavement,
and this deadened the noise und made
nary pavement‘was $1.75 a yard, and
for the special cushion paving the cost
was $1.85. lie extended an invitation
to the councilmcn to see both kinds of
paving, enpecially explaining how it
was laid and how it withstood the ot-
iects of traliic. He invited the coun-
cilmen to see streets where the pave-
ment had been laid, and how trams
affected it.
The councilmen, Messrs. Field, Ma.-
ther, Miller. Way, lioyt and Oliver
to
gain more information about the
pavement.
Mr. McCliil statedthe eight inches
of stone was all put on in one layer,
and afterwards the binder of cement
was placed on top of the pavement
would guarantee to maintain it for five
years, and leave it in good condition
at the end of that time. The company
desired to make all openings for what-
ever purpose within the five years,
charging a stated sum therefor; one
inch is left for expansion at each curb,
and this is suliicieut. . ,
The councilmen decided to accept
Mr. neonrl invitation to visit Wor-
cester, 51111111., where the pavement
had been in use for two years, and
of the trip,
The Oemral Fire House.
' The plans 'for the proposed new cen-
tral lire house, as prepared by Archi~
tects Bissollsnd Barber, the desiguv
em or the new city hell, were then
exhibited and explained by Council»
man Hurry W. Mather, the committee
on fire department. The building is
of three stories in height, ’sixtydwo
feet front by scvenly'three lest deep.
it is proposed to construct it of brick,
with 11 Spanish tile roof and a tower
for the bell lire alarm. The plan now
is to have only two companies in
the house, and provisions are made
for only two—~11 hose and chemical or-
ganization and a hook and ladder or-
ganization.- Each of the quarters will
be identical, so that there will be no
friction over this matter. By the pro-
posed plannlt‘is apparent that the
South Nonwalk Fire Company will go
out of existence. The company can
,disband' or the members can unite
with either the Putnam Hose Cour
puny or Old Well Hook and Ladder
Company. it was stated that at the
present time there are only live lire
police companies in the state. and
three or these are located in The
Norwalhs. Former Chief Engineer
Harold F. Clark, 11 member of the
Fire Police, appeared in the interest
or his company, but did not receive
much encouragement for the future.
and it is thought that the members
will be agreeable to the plans of the
Eggs 280
FRESH EGGS. PER DOZEN...‘...
3 PACKWAGES QUAKER CORN FLA
7 CAKES LENOX SOAP .........
SUN K IST CHANGES, DOZEN .....
CUT PRICES at
BECKMANN’S
6 CAKES FEL8 NAPTHA SOAP ..
BAKER's or BEGKMANN’S COCOA, can ....................... 19c. ‘1 1
GOLD ROCK BRAND CORN (12c can) ............ . ............. loci
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, POUND ............ . ..... 35 ‘,
1GOLD MEDAL PRINT BUTTER, POUND ...................... 34c" ,
doz. Eggs
........................... 28c "
KES ........ . ............ .250
............................. 256‘1'2‘
........... 25o?
..................... 25c, 30c.35c1
83 and 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
South Norwalk
BEARD’S
From this property one can walk
“0 LEV IN
FOUR CHURCHES
GRAMMAR SCLHOOL . .
HIGH SCI-I00
POST V FICEL ...........
HAILHOAD STATION ..... . ....... on .
.......
..........
lire house Or station; and
Resolved, Further, That the Com-
mittee on Fire Departmentbe and he;
is hereby authorized and requested1
to advertise noticeh that he will re-
ceive sealed bids to March 20, 1912. at;
‘twelve'o’clock, noon, for the com-
plete construction of said building:
said bids to be submitted to this Conn-1
oil at a meeting thereof to he held ati
the Council Chamber on said 20th
day of March 1912, at eight ociock.§
p. 111.; said Committee in said notice
to loservo the right to reject any and
all bids; and _
_ Resolved, Further, That said Com-
~
council. *
In the basement will:
a
may be held.
also be two kitchens 10x12 feel;
it being proposed to heat the build-
ing throughout by steam ‘
‘ 0n the first or main floor, which
will be level with the sidewalk, and
which will be known as the apparatus
r90m, will be housed all the tire tight
fling apparatus. There will be three
‘1arge exits. in the center 1115 propos-
‘ed to adverbs hook nndiadder truck,
and on either side wlil‘be the chem:
'dcnl, hose and supply wagons There
are also rear entrances. and provisions
made for the storage or extra hose
jumpers or additional hose, etc ., di
rootly boot: or the apparatus are stalls
for six horses, with the latest up-to
date sanitary floors, ventilation etc.
it was claimed that provision for six
horses was ample, as probably the
next piece of fire fighting apparatus
would be of the motor variety which
would not rehuire horses. on the
main floor. there will also be a work
room, where repairs can be made to
wagons, harnesses, etc.‘ .
On the second floor each company
will ban: a club room 2011211 feet; a
billiard room 20x2 9 feet. where m,
or three billiard or pool tables out
test, with invsto
mitory 15s
‘ ‘ toilet rooms, etc.
“The pious are very invariably. co «
‘ the 191111311 ‘V
hose drying room, and the boiler room, ’
secured by the City of South Norwallt
'be located; a cord room 9 x 14; dor-1
There will be a basement under thei mittee be and he is heieby requested some time in figuring and discuss
entire building, and each company WillI to publicly exhibit said D1808 ill the‘ the schedule. and finally adjou
have a separate social room 2011113 feet allies of the Water Commissioners in without taking any definite antic
where entertainments and suppers this city for the use of contractors, , being the plan to adteltise later
on and alter March 9, 1912.
:l Street Paving Estimates.
City Engineer Samuel W. 110111.121
submitted a table showing the costs!
of various kinds of pavement and 11nn1~ 1
was deemed desirobleto‘expend the
proceeds of the recently authorized
bond issue. These were as follows:
‘South Main street, Woodward avenue
to Meadow street. ,
Vitrified 12101111.. ..... "....30,1so.00
Wood block . .. ..... ;~~L .1. 9,505.00
Bltulithic ........... 9,180.00
Raymond Street,
Vitrified block . .’: ...... ,.$8.822 00
Bituminous ,mscadam . ...... 0,594.00
Ann Street.
Vitrified block ...... . .. . J . . 47.142 00
Bituminous macsdam ..... 5,244. 00
Bitullthic .. . . . . . ............ 7,142 00
Woodward Avenue. South Main to
' Meadow Street.
Vitrified block ....‘S.1.. ...... $10,725.00
rWood . . . .‘. .......... . ...... 13,315.00
Bituminous inacadsm .. . .‘ . .
Hassam or Dollsrwsy .. . 8..134 001
‘Wntor Street, Washington to Ray-
‘ mend.
Vitrified block . ..... 1- ..
Wood
. . . $14,594.00
10,430;
......,'1l‘i,592‘i‘.00
Bituminous macadam .10. 168.00
name. or Dollarwsy 10, 768 00.
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, Grsnlte pm: on concrete buss 19,709. 00
some Avenue, Wuchingto’n to Men»
A. F. Beckmann 81 (309'
PHONE 440
4011 YOU AT”
Merrill Night School
Stamford
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize thd islet
that it lies over one hundred feet above tide water and is free from noise,
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center oi any tOWn?
For particulars and restrictions address the owner, MINER D. RANDALL-
ing several thoroughfares on which it'
‘ West atenue, West Washington atreo
“ Water street,
8,134.00 ‘
SOUTH NomivAVLK
PortChester
wROCK-s
Minute
1.
Vitrified block. ........... ..$,ll,5
Wood12
Bituiithic ............. 0.53100
West Avenue, North Main Street"
City Line. ’
yin-med block .......... ...$28,i
3Wood block ............... . 30,12 .
Bitulithic .................. 28,490.90
West Street, North Main to Franklin
Streets.
Vitrified block ............. $ 6856.00
Wood block ............... 1 o
Bitlulithic .................
VBitumlnous macadam ......
liaseum or Dollarwsy ...... '
The members of the. council
competitive bids.
It was voted to make the aid
on the west,slde oi Railroad
a uniform width of eighth fee
also to cidei a sidewalk on the
side tour and one- half feetin width
It. was also voted to have the
engineer prepare surveys and sheath
cations for thee paving work props
ed to be done in North Main lst
Woodward
Raymond str 15,1
street, and Railroad avenue.
V It was voted ,to adjourut
Tuesday. the 12th, last, ”at 8 only
at which time a hearing on the pro
ed widening of ,Bnyview liven ‘
be held.‘ ‘
Monroe street
,BACKACHE ALMOST uNs,
V BLE I
is an almost certain result 1.
trouble. 1). Tourney, 803 more
Bloomington, 111., says: “I' sit,
with backache and pains in my
boys which were almost cubes
I gate dialog Kidney This a good
and they done wonderful for me.
day I can do a real hard ,dit
add not feel the effects." Foley
hey Pills will cure any case I '
and bladder trouble not beyond
roach of medicine. Nomodlcin
do more.V W F. Wigrnored Co
out .51! Anon nous sv PLAN 1
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