AT ALL PRICES
But of Only One Quality
THE BEST
in It: Grade
ALL KINDS OF BREAD, CAKE 7
AND PIES '
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Street.
Booth Norwnilt
Our Brothers' Lodge, No. 10, l. 0. O.
E. held a regular meeting last even-
lug.
The Sixth Company, Coast Artillery
Corps, will hold a regular drill this
evening.
Mrs. F. S. Lyon. of West street, is.
visiting Miss Edith L. Bartlett, of
Morlden,
The regular meeting of the dlroc~
tors of the South Norwalk Club Co.
will be held this evening.
The Norwalk board of Hospital di-
rectors is scheduled to hold a reg«
ular meeting this evening.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle. No.
801, Companions of the Forest, is
scheduled to meet this evening.
Pinochle will be the feature of the
PAGE & SHAW
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
$1.00 per pound
F. H. IAXTER.
Amt for Town of Not-walk
Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kind- promptly built. loot-
for sale. All kinda of repairing
glvon special nttontion. 1
Oyotor shell Point. Nomlk
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PRINCETON GRADB BECOME LAW-7
YERS. ‘
PRINCETON. N. J., March
Records obtained from fifteen Prince-i
ton classes during the twenty years
prctcding 1905 show thlit a surpris- i
ingly large percentage of graduates
become lawyers; The number was
nearly three times greater than the t0«
tals for either teaching, enginerlng
or medicine. 0f the late years, how-
ever, the number of graduates choos.
ing the legal profession has fallen off
considerably and there is a corre-
sponding increase in later years in
favor of business. Onethird of the
total number of graduates engaged in
business are in banking.
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A COLD, LA GRIPPE, THEN PNEU.
MONiA
is too often the fatal sequence. and
coughs that hang on weaken the sys-
tem and lowor the vital resistance.
'lt. G. Collins, postmaster. Barnegut.
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‘ 5 and the wonderful values.
'Fresh Caught h... and Buck Shad
entertainment at the Norwalk Club
this evening aud‘a‘ club lunch will fol- N. J.. was troubled with a severe. in
grippo cough. He says: “I would be
low.
completely exhausted after each fit
of violent coughing. I bought a bottle
of Foley‘s Honey and Tar Compound
and before [7 had taken it all the
coughing spells had entirely ceased
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
can't be boat." It stops the cough by
ghealing the cause. Refuse substi
tutes W. F. Wizmote & CO. ‘"
READY FOR JURY.
Painters from Rye, N Y- are at17in of the evidence in the (use of
work on the houses and Other ”1“” William H. Stanford, of Greenwich.
11138 on the Dr A. R. Starr WOW"! ‘1‘ against Dr. Fritz C Hyde, ol' the same!
East avenue The Na“ will be g9“ plac.o for $10. 000 damages has been
orally put in first class condition fol presented to the jury in the civil an
the summer , . pcrior court and the arguments of the
_~"*'r“"7" attorneys have also been made. Judge
’(Inck Erngsxg £17720]??? “771:1 77“ William S. Case made his charge to
060 ‘11 the or this mornin .
' dios’ Aid Society of the South Nor- j y 3
walk Methodist Church will meet at
the home of Mrs. George McKibbiu.
in Elmivood avenue.
Catholic Union Council. No. 46.
7 Knights of Columbus, will Iogulnrly;
meet this evening in the West avenue
clubhouse.
Mr and Mrs. C. E Coley of Chest-
nut Hill, attended the funeral of
their cousin, Mrs. Perdue. in South
Norwalk, lSunday.
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Tongue coated? Bitter taste? Com
lplcxion sallow‘.l Liver needs waking
up. Dunn's Regulate cure hlliouo al-
Mr and Mrs Arthur 0 Bradley of tacks. 28 cents—tuning”. drug store.
“Weston, albended the fllHEIRI in South] COMMON PLEAS COURT
Norwnlk, Blind”. 01' Mr Bradleys; The criminal common pleas court
' cousin, Mrs Bertha 001‘33’ Perdue, came in this morning and. the jury has
' who of Dr ROM” Perdue who died been notified to be present tomorrow
from the'eflects of an operation in morning. Judge James F. Walsh will
Bridgeport i he the presiding judge.
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How about that made-toorder
Suit you have promised
yourself so long?
7 Now is an excellent time to place your order and of
course you’ll come undue the wide line of fabrics we show
We don‘t have a cutter on the premises with the attend-
ant expense three-quarters of the year when he isn‘t busy (an
expense which must be borne by the customer at the exclu-
T oive tailor's shop). '
7b
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We measure you critically and carefully, and men we be-
lieve the clevereat in their line cut the garments and build
the suit true to your lines, your teste, your individuality.
. right for style. But a quarter to a thirdless than equal val-
, ues could be bought elsewhere.
8.
Buy now, in ample time for Easter.
Suits and Top Coats. $16 to $45.
TWO STORES: -
SOUTH NORWALK
1
Hard Crabs 25c a dozen
All Kinds of Fish. Long and Round Clams,
Open or in Ihe shell .
Greenport Oysters
Cutbillis Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE 10'- FREI DELIVERY.
m.
Loose; “Teeth Can Be
Tightened
it is possible not only to tighten
iloose teeth where sufficient process
remains. butto prevent conditions
which. cause them. More teeth are
lost. as a result of diseased sums than
from decay. consequently a person
should give special attention to
bleeding, spongy and inflamed gums.
By simple methods 1' am able to so
compllsh the most satisfactory results
"in the treatment of Pyorrh on.
Mouth health is more to be desired
.than one disguised by flavor and per»
ifume: Mouth health means maintain-
ling the highest degreeof mental and
physical efficiency. '
Early Spring
Novelties in
Neckwear
VIOLET8
. noses, eANSIEs.
1 a cows
THE NEW WINDSOR TIE in
’tho Diagonal Stripe.
SPECIAL VALUE lN TEA
APRONS, 50c. 7
3T. PATRICK'c POST CARDS ‘Df. ,J, H, MALLERY
3 '°' 5° 16 South um at. South Norm:
1 HO“!!! 9 I. m. LO 3 D. to. Sun-
J. I. Mallette; .. ......m... ......
sooth menu at. TRIAL.
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Charged With Conopiracy to Violate
Sherman Law.
NEW YORK. March l2.--The trial
or Washington B. Thomas, former
president and now chairman of the
American Sugar Refining Company:
John Ill. ‘Plll'lflnfl. former counsel and
member of the legislative committee;
Arthur Donner and John Mayer. form-
or directors: George H. Frazier, a. di-
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Just Received :7
THREE LOADS
MOTHER ORAY‘S
WEET POWDERS
The social committee of the Ep-
7worth League of the South Norwalki
Methodist. Church met at the home of‘
. 7mm! Jessie Snrtain. on 021“an “9 i Allmoinloli:ifcrflivorllhnou.
2”. last evening: and laid plans tom 7. ”"11? "H7. :77 “7:77.33?
the entertainment of the next rally of. .‘ .. and ’
Tradehlnrh our-711111;»Ififi'ig't'tptf‘"
. the Epworth League. which is to ho Donne“
7 hold in the rim Methodist Church on manual.“ A. Ella
FIRE
Clull
outs-ran "Low... H. v.
. The following is from the Allied‘
vd’rluting Trades Journal of Cincin-
1 anti. 0.: Thomas F. Kane, general
agent of the United Hatters of North
‘ America, has been in our city for the
; M two «cells calling upon local or-
”Him! in an effort to secure a
more universal tuport for the hat- CAN NOT
ua- union hitch, Mr. Kane is an earn 7
" at m Able “liter. and the organl otto‘rnov
action he ropromto is worthy oil
.my summon by the members YOUR VALUABLIs
of organised lobbi- and any man who
a. on him or illunlus to m. WHEN TH" A“
Kane's. ‘Itlmfilulllil will hesitate long IN OUR
m buying mm- but that at
not It.» I»; am into" '
rector. and Thomas B. Horned, a Phil-
adelphia lawyer, was begun hero yes;
terday in the United States District
Court. All are under indictment.
charged with conspiracy to violate the
Sherman law, through the company’ s
acquisition of the Pennsylvania Sugar
Refining Company. There are four-
teen counts in the indictment. and the
maximum penalty is one year's im-
prisomnent. and a $5,000 Inc in each
‘7 count
Selection of tale-men promised to
occupy most of today' I session. United
States District Attorney Wise. assisted
by J. W. H. Grim and James R.
Knapp. is appeals: for the govern
,ment. All of the defendants. except.
Horned. are reprooontod~by Delaony
Nicoll. L J. Hunt is counsel for Har-
‘ nod. The case has boon petitioned from
time to limo on account of the illness
of Mr. Nicoli'l daughter.
(5. A. otmno‘r, in Ontario St, noon.
«tor, N. Y, has recovered from. a long
and severe attack of kidney trouble.
his euro lulu this to Nov Kidney
Pilll. Altai? detailing his mo. in
out: “i afoot: tour I did not tom
of High-grade
COAL
Try a Ton
Harris 8: Gaps
Company
TELE?BONE 72f
Louis Grass
Ladies’ Tailor
held at the Staples high school. Friday
‘taincd Sunday at the
Mary and Dorothy Lelia.
preparing to hold an
and supper soon after Lent.
brought a large
river Saturday, despite the heavy ice
wll take possession
quarters
State street. Thursday.
fire company will be taken to Tilley' a
Miss Nellie Driscoll has returned
from a visit in Bridgeport.
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George 1.. Johnson of Auburndale.
Mann. was av isltor in town, Sunday.
James Walsh, of Boston. Mass, who
as been visiting in town. has returned .
ome.
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“ The members of the Junior Auxil-
iary will meet at Trinity rectory. this
afternoon.
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Public speaking exercises will be
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t. 12:30 o‘clock.
were enter-
homo of Miss
Friends from Easton
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peck of New
York city were over Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kemper.
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Lady Palmerton lodge, S. of 13.. lei
entertainment
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‘The Jarvis place on the Old King's
lligh'ivay consisting of 18 acres, has
been sold. to New York parties.
"' of South Norwaik,7
load of coal up the
The "AddicV
n the harbor.
Temple lodge. No. 55, 7F. and A. LL,
of their new
Fable building on
in the
W
The case of Edward McElwee, Jr..l
against Vincent Pope is down for trial:
in the civil side or the court or conr
man pleas at Bridgeport today.
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The Union Lenten service of Christ
and Trinity churches will he held Fri-
day cvcnlng at (flirist church.
ll. Kenyon of Bridgeport will preach.
Rev. E.
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The chemical wagon of the Vigiiant
wagon shop in South Norwalk. this
week, to be overhauled and repainted
Miss Virginia Parks is training the
younger members of the Greens Farms
Sunday school in a cantata to be given
at Easter. The primary class are also
rehearsing for the some event.
The many friends in this town of
Henry Dolaa of Saugatu'ck, uill be
pleased to hear that he has been
chosen at pitcher on the Scranton
team of the New York State league.
The Bradley Axe factory are now
i
can get “backers enough in this7
town. the factory will be rebuilt on
the old site on Bradley street.
According to advices received in
town yesterday G. W. Bradley‘s Sons
engaged in looking for local capital to
use in getting the business started
company's plant in Weston. At the
first. of the month the amount of local
cash which had been subscribed was
opportunity to secure a factory part~
ly equipped in Brooklyn. N. Y. The
following paragraph, quoted from a
letter received in town yesterday; is
wifexplonatory:—~“Aftor due canal -
oration and deep thought it has been
concluded to save the spring
trade for the G. W. Bradley Soon. it
wold be wise to'talto a ‘factory tom-
porariiy in Brooklyn, and not wait
until it. is rebuilt in Weatport. ‘They
have found one which is paltially
equipped with the machinery that they
want. The other partuof the machin-
cry will be brought at once and be
Installed. They are only taking a
short lease and are prepared to then
move everything to the plant when
it is completed." From that letter it
will be seen that. the“ aspect to go
ahead with building operations here
and will than: from Brooklyn hora as
soon as the plant. ismsady for them.
The balance of the letter quoted above
in a solicitation for an investment.
Largo Mpuyon.
On Wootport'o grand list there are
thirty-live persons. who one taxed norm
on a valuation .of more incapacity
artist on by for tho lat-zest on the
boots. out their total approximates
WW!“ m M flotsam of
7; 259 State Shoot
will not open their factory here at 1
once, although the company is still .2
ragain and to use in rebuilding the .2
far short of the needed amount and it, 7;
was decided to take advantage of an 7
thousand dollars. The Redford prop.
Teas, Coffees
l Wines, Liquors
CUT PRICES at
BECKMANN’S
Fancy Fresh Eggs, dozen 280
Very Best Creamery Butter lb 350
“Sylnkist”0rangesdcz. 25, 30, 350.
Swell and Juicy
7 CAKES LENOX SOAP FOR ................................... 25¢
a CAKES FELS NAPTHA sow FQR .......................... 250
a CAKES ozone SOAP ron ................................... 25o-
2 POUNDS PURE LEAF LARD FOR ......................... 25o
LAaoE, THIN 8KlN7 LEMONS. DOZEN .......... -...f ........ 2“
GOLD MEDAL on PiLLSBURY'S1—ELOUR, vo ............... 35c
JONES' SUPERLATIVE noun, BAG ......................... sac
MAuo 3. BRAND FLOUR, vo .............................. ace
3 PACKAGES KELLooo's aTéErLAKEs .................... 25c .
16 POUNDS FINE GRANULATED squn .................. $1.00
BEST new YORK STATE cheesej'eofiuo .................. 23o
corneas ................................... 28, so. 32, 35; 38c La. -
TEAS ....................................... 30, 35. 40. so, soc LB.
A. F. Bookmann & Co.
83 and 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
In divi diual Instruction {
South Norwalk
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Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize the fact.
that II. I
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town?
From this properly one can walk to the
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RAILROAD oTATION ...............
For particular: and restrictions address the owner. MINER D. RANDALL 7
ROL LEV IN
FOURL O EB
GRAMMAR SOHOOL ..................
HIGH OCHOOL
doing business in wmwmxy quarterslposr omen ........................
”in Brooklyn, N Y. and it the oaicials
SOUTH NORWALK.
PHONE 440
——FOR YOU AT—
Merrill Night SChool
Stamford Port Chester 1
EARD’S R0___._g____Ks
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
lee over one hundred feet above‘ tide water and is free from noise.
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Minutes
The Hatch & Bailey Company
Lomber and MIII Work for Everythmg
GOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Telephone, 46.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for istb and
plaster and wallpaper.
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits of a
wide scope for individual preformont and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
BEAVER BOARD
it is susceptible of an infinite variety
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Finest
LOW“.
ANOV MAINE POTATOES, PER PEOK
iNE TAIL! BUTTER. PER POUND . ............ . .............. .3“
Rutubaga Tumlps. per pack .....15c 3 cans Gold Cross Milk.
18 pounds Granulated Sugar. ...smo 3 can: Condensed Milk ...... ...
6 pounds Japan Rico ..250 Baker’s cocoa, per can.
Tol 1254-3.
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Jonnlnn.MaryC..
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
ON NEW LAID EGGS. PER OOZEN ...
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Broad Flour per bag. ....sOc Ii Fols-Nsptlm Soap.
Lettuce. Celery. av‘oet Potatoes, Etc.
Grape Fruit. Gripes, Bananas, oranges. Apples.
22 acorn MAIN or. 1
59.400
30.170
loan in number. as follows: 1
Cookroft, M. T h E V... . . . . .8 81576 .
42.666 (2010.3an H. a Josephine M..
9,523“ mm. J‘mDU. Una-o- s- It. . - ...
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25.391 www.c'mnt, . . . . . . . . . ..
57.7% deflatinlohn.
726.550 naturism. Looti- n, .... . . ..
“at? 'Ilurlburt. Horace. .......
93.1“ JOnllin‘I EMWI, t u a u I o . I G 0
:05” MUM“, Tun-notottttl
«unto momma s.
Frederick 12.. mm...
John 13.. Jr, 7 and
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