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CANDY
AT ALL PRICES
But of Only One Quality
51.00 per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent for Town of Norwalk
THE BEST
In Its Grade
ALL KINDS OF BREAD, CAKE ..
AND PIES ‘
F. A. LANE
61 Wsshinaton Street.
South Norwslk
_ Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of sil kinds promptly bulls. Bosh
for sols. All kinds of rspslrlna
glvon spoolsi sttsntion.
Oyster Shsll Point, Norwnlk
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The weekly drill of the Sixth Com-
pany, Coast, Artillery Corps, ConnectiI
cut National Guard, was held in the
state armory last evening.
Ophir Chapter, No 0. 52, Order of the
”Eastern Star, will hold its semi month
iy business meeting this evening in its
hall, in South Main street.
The monthly business meeting of
the Hat F‘inishers’ Association will be
held this evening in the Labor Ly-
ceum, in Washington street.
The monthly business meeting of
Louise Lodge, Daughters of Hermann,
will be held this evening in, their
rooms, in Washington street.
Edward‘Eldridge, of East. Norwnlk.
has become an insurance agent for the
Metropolitan and his many friends
wish him all success in his new line
of endeavor.
Pride of Court Narruk Circle, No. ’
801. Companions of the Forest met
and transacted routine business Inatl
evening. A social hour followed the
business meeting.
It has been decided that the state
meeting of" the Daughters of the A-im
erit an Revolution would be in late 0c
tober or early November with MIIIII
cent Chapter, of Waterbury.
I
Horace‘Johnaon writes: About the
77th of the month prepare for a very
great disturbance. Old salts on deck,
land Iubbera below, longshoremen get
back into the cornfield, stick a stake.
to tie up to.
Johnson & Brother lnt'OtptlrnltIli
of New Harlan, have fllt'd a petition
in bankruptcy In the United States
diatfict court showing liabilities of $1,-
walk, spent yesterday in Stamford on‘
business. l
tho Eureka Rebekah Lodge will Ibej'fi-I
held ‘Friday evening. '
will meet Friday evening in the Post
rooms in Wall street.
. gone to her former home in llanenek,‘
Frederick H. Field, of South Nor:
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The bi-weekly businesn meeting or
m.%“.-.
Buckingham Post, No. 12, (l. A. R...‘1
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Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 3M,"
Sons of St. George. hold a regular
meeting last evening.
Mrs. Frank Brundage. of No. 74
Woodward avenue. has been enthrlain-
lug her sister from New York.
~ww~
Manager Frank C. lorli’rey. oi‘ the;
Sixth Company basketball team, spent
yesterday in— Stnmtord on business.
‘ course you'll come and sec tho wide line of fabrics we show
i sivc tailor's shop).
‘ right for style. But a quarter to a third less than equal val-
. NORWALK
Suit you have promised
yourself so long?
Now is an excellent time to place your order and of
and the wonderful values.
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-
We measure you critically and carefully. and men we be~
have the clever-est in their line out the garments and build
the suit true to your lines, your taste, your individuality,
ucs could be bought elsewhere.
Buy now, in ample time for Easter.
Suits and Top Coats. $16 to $45.
OIJTFITTERS
Two arenas:
sou-m NORWALK
Fresh Caught Roe and Buck.“ Shad
Hard Crabs 25c a dozen
All Kinds of Fish. Long and Round Clams,
Open or in the shell
Grecnport Oysters
utbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE I00. FREE DELIVERY.
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The Bridge Construction (florntnittee
will hold a meeting on Friday evening
in the town court room. in Wall street.
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Cockenoe 'Ilrlhe, N01,.l2 l. 0. R M,
'will hold a regular meeting on Friday
evening in the quarters in Wall utreet. 1
Butler Lodge, No 97,l. 0 O lI‘..
will hold its weekly bu alncas meeting:
this evening In its hall in Washingtonl
street. ‘
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Mrs. E. ii. Jones, of West street, has i
N. Y., for an indefinite visit with reIa-‘j
lives.
(‘nlholic Union Council. No. .Ilb
I a I Ink-i ”mm ‘
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change In Bayvlow avenue until be."
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
OH 1 snvrrw nvruut thourt
. mar. s. SHAW , to I VIIIITII or run I j
, We Sell Themdfgg’hxceum How about that made-to-order rm Favonw at I
,GOUIIIILMEII
(Continued from first name.)
Mr, Raymond said that he could not
speak in regards to the proposed plan ,
without knowing what was proposed C
to be done. 0n question of Mayor
Tammany as to the sentiment there,
lie said -
that he was not opposed to any pub- .
lie improvement, although he could
not be explicit as to the contemplated
knew what was proposed to he done. ‘
On a previous occasion a similar pro-
posal was vigorously opposed.
However, Mr. Raymond made the ‘
statement that while It. might appear
selfish on his part he held that it would
be advantageous and good policy to
shift‘tite street further.- (Inst so as to
be more nearly in a straight line with
he responded that he had heard no“
comment pro and con silica the. adver- . ‘- '
, tisement had been published.
Bring your book in and receive
TEN STAMPS FREE
83 and 85 WASHINGTON 8T. SOUTH NORWALK.
PHONE 449
Clay street.
appear selfish tor the reasOn that his
property was to the West of the street.
Councilman Mather explained in ans.
wer to a question that there were only
two property owners affected directly.
namely. Mr. Raymond and the Burr
Nash estate.
Mr. Raymond submitted exhibits of
maps prepared sometime ago when
thin matter was agitated and only
dropped because of the objections with
which It met.
Mr. Raymond stated in the course
of the conversation that he was of the.
opiniou that a width of forty-live feet
would be liltcrnl on that highway,
which was a sort of side street.
A communication was read by City
Clerk John J. C‘uneo from Andrew
Thompson. administrator at the Burr
Nash estate, who represented that the
heirs of the estate were opposed to
the project as It would damage the
property. The statement was also
made that the previous attempt to al-
ter the street had been abandoned on
account of the amount. of damages
which would holnvolved.
William H. Smith stated that he was
Interested, having taken over the Lyon
son opposed the proposition, although
he was then altering Iota for $2 50
apiece for which, since the street has
been opened. he has refused $800 for’
the lots. Ho declared himself as being
THAMER
OCULISIB AND OPTICIANS
THE CAUSE
OF EYE STRAIN
is not disease but detects in tho
ntructuro or muscles of the eye. As
for as the Ittting 01’ correct glasses
to concerned, we combine the work
'1 of the ocullst and Optician, giving
you the double service at the cost
. of the glasses alone.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings
"Early Spring,-
Novelties in
Neckwear
VIOLETS
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PANSIES,
G. BOWO
THE NEW WINDSOR TIE In
the Diagonal Stripe.
SPECIAL VALUE IN TEA
ROSES.
,hcurtlly In favor of the project.
i the width."he thought the street should
l he no loss than tort y (eel.
Charles (II. lieardon
also
; movement.
lthat. the council could be more fully,
advised ii’ the} personally inspected;
l leorge Mk Stevens appeared andi
spoke in the intc. ears of brick Ilfllfe'! i
nem lie represented the mauufactur-g
APRONS, 50¢.
a
Knights of Columbus, transacted rouj
tine, business at the meeting last
night.
Maw!
'(‘ourt (lecile, No.“ 105, ,ltaughters of
(Ductile, will hold a angular meeting;
tomorrow evening in the Catholic);
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ST. PATRICK'S POST CARDS
6 for So
J._ l Mallette Painless
’ eilman Mather:
l Whereas, public convenience andi
lnecesslty require the lay out, about
ltion enlargement and changing of
l Bayview avenue, anti the grade there-2
got, in this city. from Hillside streetl
easterly to West street, so that said
He held that tilts would
Astol
‘ spokel .1
“briefly in favor of the proposed im- "
l Mr. Raymond expressed the beliefl -
, .
Ithe situation i .
5 On tote the hearing was declnrodi
closed at thin time. I"
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lore of the Mar- In it It. I
l The following was offered by Comb:
{01.48, all unsecured claims, and as
Bets of $112.21.
club house in West avenue.
Sidney ll. Wilkins, deputy game
warden, received from the. state game
hatchery today ten pairs of quail for
distribution in local territory. They
will be. put into the fields as norm on
the present. storm ends, being dis~
tributed infivo bunches of four each
Mr. Wilkins and George Miller will
pttt them out. Qunll consigned to
lielhel and leorgetown sportsmen
were received in those places today.
A few days ago two crates of Hun-
tartan partridgea were received here
and placed In the Iields Some were.
liberated near the filtration plant in
lldlt'i‘ Brook and others on Clap-
board Rldge.-—Danbury News.
W
FIRE
CAN NOT I’
DESTROY
WU! VAL‘UAB’LEB
'All Norwalk’a lrish are preparing
for St. Patrick‘s Day. Many will at-
tend the annual lecture and dance of
Division No. 1, Ancient Order of Hi-
bernians, to be held in the town as-
‘ sombiy hall on March 18th.
Mailman George K. Nickerson is
confined to his: home in Holden ave-
nue by illness. His route is being
covered by J. William Route and Mr.
Rowe‘s rural route is being taken by
First summon. Queries London.
The Royal Purple degree will be. ex
amplified at the regular bi-monthly
meeting of Ksbaosa Encampment, No.
9. l. 0. 0. F‘.. tomorrow evening. The
members or Colfax Encampment, of
mu: Norwaik, and of Wahackma
Wumant, of New Canaan, have
Benin-mod;
Miter! of James A. Nichols, a
lumber dealer and a manufacturer of ‘
out, doors M windows, in Klillngly,
lave men a petition In the United
mites dim-lot court, asking that he
50 alludlcsted bankrupt. The peti- _
Malling auditors and the amounts
which whey say are due them are:
The Minutes In Curtis Manufactur- ' . .
In; Company, of minim. Mich, 3155. - . “WHEN THIV A“ ‘
M; the on: our Mather company, of IN om
sis-r nurse. at. 0., 5256.89; the I;
chutes Mummmy,otwumlng.. .. .
. “WWW Safe Deposit
Vaults
NI A" 7. ”MN” south Walk
up... m «in an m WW Tn“ cm
autumn-u.
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3 Telephone 2519
1.259 State. Street
Just Received :
TH REE LOADS
of High-grade
Try a Ton
Harris 8: Guns ;
Company
I‘ magnolia 721‘
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‘Wwwuw.
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Louis ' Gross
Ladies’ Tailort ,
Extracting
’ pounder shells, price 30 cents each.
The unsolicited testimony of my
many patients ‘la-nll [hilt is neces-
sary to prove that teeth extracted
in my ol‘llco are taken out absolute
1y without pain. and without any
ill utter effect. If you have teeth
that need extracting come in, and
be able to any, as so many others
have said, "it is true; i know it,
tor I have tried It nyselt."
Dr. J. H MALLERY
days It! appointment only.
CONNECTICUT CONCERNS BID ON
NAVY SHELLS,
WARHINGTON, March 12.-Conneo—
tiout manufacturers came to the front
the other dsy when bldifvwere opened
at the mwy department for a supply,
of shells for use by the guns of the
fleet.
The American and British Manufac-
turing Company, of Bridgeport, only
mitted the following bids: 76,000 1-
bcxiln deliveries ln.110 days. rate of
dauvery‘ rasoo “monthly; '1,500 c.
pounder shells. 31.58 each, begin do
liveriss in days. rate a month 2.500;
12.000 li-Inch shells, 52.44 each, be-I
[in deliveries In 180 days. monthly
rats 3,000; 5.000 Much shells, at VI. 95
«ch, begin deliveries In 160 days. non
“tines deliveries one. month.
llliss Mil Interaction“ Don»
limits. or mum'mmmshom,
sit bill on W 75.0% your“ .
part. of said Rnyview avenue'shnl‘l be
substantially titty (om ieet in wining
therefore.
Resolver], 'lhut Messrs William Mo— I
ran, Frederick lluukemeier and Sam ’.
. uel Rootlncr, disinterested freeholders-
of this city, he and thm are. herein up ,
pointed a committee to make such lay- 1
out, alteration. enlargement nndl
change of amid Bay-view avenue, trom‘
Hillside street easterly to West street,
and to report the some to this soon
oil. with a descriptive survey thereof
and an estimato,and appraisal of bone.
tits or damages, as the case may be,
resulting or accruing to any percent
or person l‘r m the taking of land for.
public litm- s aforesaid, or from such
lay-out, alteration, enlargement and
change.
On motion of Councilman Mather, it
was voted to adopt the resolution.
It was voted that when the meeting
amour-n. It adjourn to meet on March I
20. Adjourned.
DR. WILEY To REDIDN FOR AN ED-
ITORIAL JOB.
WAHHTNG'I‘O-N, March 13.-—Dr.
Harvey W. Wiley, chief of the bureau
‘ol chemistry in the department of
agriculture has decided to resign his.
office and accept as business otter
which has been under consideration
for severalweelts.
It is known that there have boon
of Dr. thoy's urination has been
discussed. and when the secretory
ms asked it its could confirm the
statement: he replied". . .
vbol‘ore It was ripe, too."
, Rots Thsro Including School Assssv
conferences between Dr. Wiley m
oorotary Wilson In which the subject
'W the some! tax. bullet had been
Individual Instruction
—FOR YOU AT——
Merrill Night School
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
BEARD’S ROCKS
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize the fact
that It lies over one hundred feet above tide. water and is tree from noise,
dust. and all the other. nuisances usual in the center of any town?
From this property one can walk to the
TROL ........ IN
. . FOUR LG vURCHES
property some years ago, or which GRAMMAR SCHOOL ________
time he had agitated the. opening of HtgH SCHtéoEL .........
, - PO 1' OFFI .......... ‘
ms me“ At 11”" “m" M' Thom" RAILROAD STATION .................
,F'or particulars and restrictions address the owner. MINER D. RANDALL
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The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone, 46.
BEAVER BOARD
ls gaining rapidly In popularity as a substitute for lath and
plant/er and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope tor individual preferment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
M
i ROYAL GROCERY CO?
SATURDAY SPECIALS
............................ 33¢
ANDY MAINE POTATOES, PER PECK
‘ RESH NEW LAID EGGS, PER DOZEN .......................... 29o
INE TABLE BUTTER, PER POUND ............................. 300‘
ltutabngn Ttuulps, per pack ..... 15c 3 cans Gold Cross Milk .......... 25c
,Flnest llrend Flour per bag ..... 80c I ll l‘cls \‘npthu Soap .............. 25s
16 pounds Granulated Sugar” ..51. 00 3 cans Condensed Milk .......... 25::
5 pounds Japan Rice ........... 25cl ilaket' 3 Cocoa, per can ......... 19¢
Lettuce, Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Etc.
Grape ‘Frult, Grapes, lianunus, Oranges. Apples.
22 SOUTH MAIN ST
DRESSER
(OAK)
$7..50_ $7.50
Oak Dressers, reg.
to close out the
helm of that ,
style at $7 50 ‘
Tel 1264-3.
W
the secretary said the same thing last
summer when asked to confirm the
report that 'Dr. Busby has been rec-
ommended for dismissal, Secretary
Wilson replied.
“Oh, well. you picked that story
The inducement which is said to
have led to Dr. Wiley's determination
to leave the government sort ice is the
ofler of a large salary to become edi-
tor ot Good Housekeeping, to which
is added the euuivalent of another
tango salary trout his engagement on
the lecture plattonn. where be Is to
day one or the most popular names,
that can be offered the public from
one end of the country to the other. {.
r. A. MITCHELL.
Furniture Store ’
OORNER WALL .AND HIGH IT”
.NOIWM OOHN.
.Hsnrrono TAX nor Lowau.
msnt Btlll Abovs Ours.
HARTFORD. March tam—Tax 00m:
mlssloner Corbin lsst night. called at:
“noon to the erroneous conception
that had cons abroad concerning the“
in: rate in this city. It was reported,
ammo-Mk.
Mwuusmtssplscsm
Tit-mow,
W tor 15 to mill tax. but
«to his tact. that,
s in;
Norwalk Chronicler