mannerismmlhca .4. .91: PAGE SEVEN PAGE 8. SHAW Boston The Candy of Excellence 31.00 per pound r. H. BAXTER. AT ALL PRICES Agent for Town of NOI'VIIIlk But at Only One Quality THE BEST In Its Grade ALL KINDS o? BREAD, CAKE AND PIES F. A. LANE, 51 Wuhlngton Street. South Norwslk Anderson’s Launch Works Launches and Boats of all kinds promptly built. Boots for solo. All kinds of repairing given spool-l attention. Oyster Shell Point. Nor-walk W BIIIIIISE III SIIIIII" A Lenten stereoptlcon lecture was given In St. Joseph’s R. C. Church, yes- How about that made-to-order ., Suit you have promised yourself so long? Now is an excellent time to place your order and of course you’ll come andWseWe the wide line of fabrics we show‘ 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- sive tailor's shop). We measure you critically and carefully. and men we be- lieve the cleverest in their line cut the garments and build the suit true to your lines, your taste, your individuality, right for style. But a quarter to a third less than equal val- ues could be bought elsewhere. Buy now, in ample time for Easter. Suits and Top Coats, $16 to $45. TWO STORES: SOUTH NORWALK terday afternoon and evening. Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19, Knights of Pythias, will hold Its weekly meet ing this evening, in South Main street. m...— Stewart Miller, of Newark, 'N. J., has returned to his home‘after a brief visit with his cousin, Mrs. John M. Burst, of Spring street. nounsemeni in General 0- Orders Gen. George M. Colo, the adjuiaut general, has issued orders. which (Io- fino the course of study ror 1hr- guid- Banner Conucil,’No. 54, Daughters of Liberty, will hold its semi-monthly business meeting this evening in its hall, in Washington street. anon and instruction of coast artil- _.... Icrymcn of the C. N. i}. The the- -—-We have a Model 59. 60 and Ill T oreticul instruction for officers In- OVcrlund on our floor. Call and look them over. Sturges Garage Co. The 'Painters' and Decorators [in- ion will hold its se111l~n1ontlily busi- ness meetingr this evening In the La- bor Lyceum, in Washington street. eludes these topics: Coast artillery. infantry drill regulations, manual of guard duty. militia law of state, rog- ula1ions of C. N. (I. and small arms ilrng manual. Practical instruction topics for officers and enlisted man are: Cbast artillery di'lll, drill; guard duty, small arms prac- tice, first aid and signaling. Officers and enlisted men of the Coast. Artillery corps ale diirclcd to take at least one of the oxaniiimlionsl prescribed in general orders, War dc Earle the son of Mir and Mrs purtment, each year until all the. ex- Frederick B. Coleman of High Street aminations have been completed for South Norwaik, who is studying to be the. grade held by “‘Sm- 1" also or an electrical engineer, has installed a failure of any officer or cnlistrd man. wireless apparatus at his home. 110 successfully complete any exitin- 11111111011, he will repeat the course and Messrs Coggins Seeley, Flanagan. 1.11111 the examination when next given Luughlln, Mignon Hogan and Mcansi Tho theoretical and practical Ina strolled to South Norwalk, last Sun striiciion of all Coast artillery oillccrs day. Walking clubs seem to be slow 1111.111 be under the direction of lag popular.~—Stamford Advocate. All members of Old Well Lodge, No. 108, F. and A M. interested In the, formation of a Fellow Craft 11111111 wIlI', kindly meet at the lodge rom this eve hing at 7:30 olock. n ‘ , 'serves Neil Hendrickson, formerly of Souih mm”. NON/81k. has been heard from. WW” The theoretical and practical in- has 1399!] fleeing the world and “5 M struction and training of the enlisted W936!“ located 0“ a ranch 1“ Texas: 111011 of the Coast artillery reserves Be “290”“ “1 abundance 0‘ door an will be under the immediate charge other game. let their organization cominnndmn or Court Cecile No 105 Daughters of the stuff officers under which they Castlle, will hold an Important. busi- scrvc, who will bu held responsible nesa meeting this evening .11 8 01,10,“ flit'l‘ci'Ol‘. The Inspector-Instructor Coast artillery reserves, detailed by in the Catholic clubhouse in West ar-dopartmont, will have general avenue and every member is Inquest "’9 “ ed to be present isupervislon over all artillery Instruc- tion of enlisted men. Mall Carrier George K. Nickerson,W (‘flnllldfllos having any defect in of the Norwalk post office force is con vision so as to Impslr their eillcionc1 fined to'his home in Bclden avenue hr the position of observers or gun bylllness. Carrier J. William Rowe Is Wintela Will not be rated for these acting as his substitute and Charles positions Mullen Is taking Mr Rowe's routo.1 A war department circular In- . structiug the ofllcers of the C. N. G. The Woman's Christian TompeF' In the system of obtaining the figures Ince Union will meet at the home of of merit is published In general or- I!" Robert Thompson, 54 First. def N()_ 13_ street. Friday, March 15. at 3 o‘clock. I the free 1will offering social will be," It the home of Mrs. L. A. Chldsey, 17 Westport avenue, Frill” y evening. Much find. It is desired that all members be present and bring in their arteries. ' The, members of Kaboom Encamp moot, No. 9, I. O. 0. E, are planning CAN NOT tor A big, time tonight. when nineteen candidates will be initiated In a class nzsrnoy More s nthering of members and [no-to. 11.1111151- ol Colfax Encamp shoot, of Booth Norwslk, and unbuck- sso Encampment. of New Canaan, will be present in numbers. Following the initiation. work refreshmvnts will be send sud s [new social time on- PRINTING VOUR VALUABLEB. WHEN THEY ARE IN OUR Safe Deposit ' Vaults Souih' Norwaik from Comm Hill ARIIIIIRYMIN, Gen. George III. Cole Makes An-i 'riesh Caught Roe ..1 Buck Shad Infantry ' the . E inspuctor-Instructor Coast artillery rofi detailed by the war depart-; Hard Crabs 25¢ a dozen All Kinds of Fish, Long and Round Clams, Open or in the shell Greenport Oysters Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market. TELEPHONE 10.. FRED DELIVERY. 1 Painle s s I I Ext ractin l . g I The unsolicited testimony of my I many patients is all that Is neces- 1 snry in prove that teeth extracted 1 in my office are taken out absolute- ly without pain, and without any ill aficr effect. If you have teeth that need extracting come In, and be able to say. as so many others have said, “It is true; i know it, for I have tried It myselflf Dr. J. H. MALLERY 16 South Main St, South Norwsll Hours: s a. In. to s p. in. sun- days by appointment only. Early Spring Novelties in Neckwear VIOLETS l I l I PANSIES. s BOWS THE NEW WINDSOR TIE In the Diagonal Stripe. SPECIAL VALUE IN TEA APRONS. 50c. 8T. PATRICK'S POST CARDS 6 for 51: .I. I. Mallette ROSES. Telephone 2519 Louis Gross Ladies’ Tailor 259 State Street Bridgeport, Conn. ALTERATIONS OF ALL KINDS THé user is none TOO soon for your eyes. That Is the only kind of glances we sell and the only kind that should interest you. Our “Besiyet” Eyeglass will not slip, tilt or mark the nose. Easily ad-W jnatcd with one hand. We employ experienced Oculists to examine the eyes and guarantee MASTER DOIULENB' BIRTHDAY. Master Charles Robert Doulens eels. satisfaction. ~ brated his seventh birthday yesterday by entertaining a party of his friends THAMER at his home, 44 Spring street. (lament, I , ' music and a bountiful luncheon pave . the children a very pleasant time. oculmts and Opud‘m Those present were Esther Gregory, Charlotte Jarvis, Katherine Doulens. Eleanor Campbell, Virginia Delta, Sherwood Pennington, Herold Pen ningtbn, Humphrey Doulohs. Henry; Doulens, George Hum-Is and Charles ' Robert Doulons.‘ W- ';sAeKvAo1-1s ALMOST UNBEARA- ' BL! ' is on almost certain result of kidney issuable. D. Toomey, 803 E Olive ‘St.. Falcomlhgion, Ill., says: "i suffered " with backache and pains in my kid- ”noys which. were almost unbearable. I gave Foley Kidney Pills a good trlsl. and they done wonderful for me. To- ' day f can do a. rosi herd day‘s wot-I1 sud not feel the effects." Foley Kld' ' hey Pills will-euro say one of sum and bladder trouble not beyond-9th,! ,sr/ ATLANTIC SQUARE Stamford, Conn. Established 15 Years Open Saturday Evenings. ' —_...._ To RESUME NAVIGATION 0N, CONNECTICUT RIVER. “AMENDED. March 14.—Thc Hart- lord and New York Transportation Company Is preparing to resume nav- igation on the Connecticut river. Be- tween here and Mlddletown the lee Is thin, but below that point it is still a foot thick In places. The big tug: of tho MW Will be sent against inclusion”. toosudsobsnnsl Says Commissioner Averill Hasl farey, and not to depend on the physi- Wtions asked for. . lows: opened which WWIWsM steam M cool 1.1... to more sotlvity. was ‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISIIII ‘ ' ” ' W .., ’ Canned FiSh Tij III-IIII‘,I‘ 11111111111 111111 No Need for Alwood’s Recommendation Governor Simon E. Baldwin made public Tuesday his reply to the peti- tion got up by Dr. Frank G. Atwood, of New Haven. and othor members of the Connecticut Vsterinzirian’s As- sociation, asking that he recommend to Commissioner of Domestic Animals Hemau 0. Ave-rill the "use of the complement fixation blood lost" in do tel-mining the exlsicnce of islanders or .IVI.I_I.IAI‘I ’- 4}" 33935?! 2_'_. n.- -.s. cal symptoms. The Ici1er, which Is , addressed to Dr. Paul R. Stetson. of ' New Haven, he being the first signer . of the petition, Is somewhat caustic, and says that the governor sees no reason for making the recommends 1 The letter in full fol. March 12,19l2. Dear Slrt~—~I have received today the request from you and others dated March 6, to make, certain recommenda- tions to the commissioner on domestic animals. This request begins by the observation that Paragraphs 3 and 20 of my finding in the case of the char- ges recently brought against Connois- slonsr Heman I), Averill indicate that. I believe and approve of the method of diagnosis pursued by the veterin- arlans who are in my finding denomi- nated the old school, and that I state that the old school veterinarians wait until a. horse show. physical symp toms of Islanders before declaring the horse afflicted with that disease. 1 do not know whether you ever read my finding, but if you did you certainly misconstrued what It states. I did not state that “the old school veterinarians wait until the horas shows physicai symptoms of glaudcra before declaring the, horse aililcted with that disease," nor did I consider the diagnosis of a horse suspected of having glanders as having a sufficient basis, Wunless Into. relies more on physical symptoms, cap- able of direct observation, as a basis of diagnosis, though rut. without recog- nizing the Importance of the internal tests properly made. while the new school relies largely, if not more, on internal tests, not rejecting Ihe evi- dence of physical symptoms, capable 0 direct. observation. Commissioner Averill and his associates are familiar with the use of the internal tests to which I have above referred, and i see. no occasion for 1m- to make the recom~ meudatlons to him that you request. Yours very truly. SIAII'ZUN E. BALDWIN. ‘ Governor. Dr. Paul R. Stetson, New Haven, Conn. A COLD, LA GRIPPE, THEN PNEU- MONIA ls too often the fatal sequence. coughs thatbaui’, on weaken the sys tom and lower the vital resistance R. G. Collins, postmaster, Baruegat, N. J., was troubled with a severe Is grippe cough. He says: “I would be completely exhausted after each fit of violent coughing. I bought a bottle of Foley‘s Honey and Tar Compound REAL ESTATE SALES. The following transfers of real estate have been recorded recently In he omce‘ ourown Clerk Herbert it. mitb: ‘II I.n I 3.- ,[I ‘l, '45": and * Tel 126443. A choice stock Canned Fish at consists of McGown' s Salmon, Marshall's Kippered or Tomato Her- , rings, Imported and Domestic Sardines, Mackerel, Sliced Smoked Sal-“u mon, Shrimp, Lobster, cm Meat. Mackerel, Codflsh, Fish Roe, Soused Mackerel. A 1110.1 MACKEREL. per 4 CHOICE MACKEREL for AF Beckm a.iin&Co 83 and 85 WASHINGTON 8T. digit}; #¢¢#'¢vs‘¢v§¢( ##7##46'99 PHONE 440 GOOWCI WWUUL. o Iél real low prices. Our assortment Us ‘434_-. I" . . - n;a;l .:I;I:I.I,. I I 'H‘ I l Smoked Blasters, English Channel'- r ................ 15c ................ 254: pound I SOUTH NORWALK. . v 'v . W¢W.W HE things ,it pays to know; are the things taught at Merrill Business College South Norwaik ' Stamford “Port Chester W , W BEARD’S 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 free from noise, dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town? From this property one can walk nal tests had boon made, as well as TROLLEY ....... IN _______ external observations. , EQWANIAIWAWAngl-WIOOL .2 to 6 The only difference between the old, HIGH SCHOOL ......ZZZI'.IZZIIIIZ".IZZZg and new schools is th I. Iii old so ool POST OFFICE ------------------------- ii W W RAILROAD STATION ................. For particulars and restrictions address the owner. MINER D. RANDALL M Ro___g____Ks to the Minutes; The Hatch 81 Bailey Company SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Lumber and Mill Work for Everything Telephone, 46. BEAVER plaster and wall-paper. is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and it is susceptible of an infinite variety of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of wide scope for individual preferment and taste. ,We are agents and keep a large supply on hand. BOARD 11 and before I had taken It all the coughing spells mm entirely ceased. FRESH NEW LAID EGGS, PER DOZEN . . ..................... 290 Riley’s Honey and Tar Compound INE TABLE BUTTER, PER POUND ............................. 30° 1 can’t be best." It “WW ”‘9' ““3" by Rutabaga Turnlps, per peck ..... 151: I ll cans Cold Cross MIlk .......... 25c healing the cause. Refuse substi- Finest Bread Flour, per bag ..... 80c ‘; Ii Folanpthu Soap .............. 25c tutgm w, I". Wigmom ,9; Co. n 11% pounds Granulated Sugar....31.001"o cans Condensed Milk .......... 25c 5 pounds Japan Rice ........... 25c I linker s Cocoa, per can ........... iso Lettuce, Celery, Sweet Potatoes. Etc. Grapes, Bananas, Oranges. Apples. Grape Emit, \ Thomas F. Busslng to John W. sol- kor, land in East Norwalk. War. John W. Solker to Michael Lutka and wife, three acres and buildings In East Norwolk. War. . Allen 0. Braguw Hayes, lot and buildings Main street. War. Frederick F. Whitehead to Louis F. Beers, two lots In Gibson Terrace. :War. ’ Clarence H. House to Fred Saund- ers, of New Haven, three lots and buildings at Harbor View Bosch. John Kovacs to Stephen Kecskes and wife, building lot In Lowe street. , War. William H. McMahon to City of 1 South Norwslk, lot corner Washing- ton and Franklin streets. War. John .P. Troodwell to City of South Nor-walk, salt. meadow In Water street. War. John W. Conifer to Luke A. Counsel- Iy and wife. lot and buildings In Ms- plo stssOt sod mos vim. War. ms sou“? «in to nous, to Clifford ’P. In South COAL HARRIS & GANS COMPANY ROYAL GROCERY CO. SATURDAY SPECIALS ANCV MAINE POTATOES, PER PECK Oak Dressers, reg. Sll CORNER WALL AND HIGH OTC. ........................... 38C.‘ 22 SOUTH MAIN CT DRESSER 1117.50 117.507 to close out the; balance of that ‘* Style at $7.50 r. A. MITCHELL? Furniture Store l NORWALK. CONN. 11...... moms! . men of medicine. No mm mil“. V‘“ "1"" '1‘“ 9““
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