Choice Candy
of All Kinds “
Fresh Daily
LANE’S PURE ICE
CREAM
In any quantity, delivered
at short notice.
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Boston
The Candy of Excellence
$1.00 per pound
F. H. IAXTER.
Agent tor Town of Norwnlk
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THE BEST BAKERY
pnonuc'rs
F. A. LANE
51 Washington lire-t,
lentil Nomlk
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kind. Pmmptly built. Mill
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given one!" attention.
our» emu Palm. NWIIk‘. '
Charles H. Harvey has resigned as!
business agent for the Painters' Un-
Ion.
of Spring street hpve becil
New York city.
Frederick B Coleman, of Big
NOTICE TO MA‘RINERS.
For March 8,1912.
Connecticut -— lirid 0 art Harbor”
Misses Mary and Frances Bernard. Cha buses to be made 3: Kids to naviga-
mmng 1“ non about April 1 1912:
Dredged Channel lluoy,
atreet, South Norwalk, has an attack fathoms of water
of the grip.
Dredged Channel Buoy,
0 11. 'Dilworih, of Norwalk 1111s fathom: ofwater-
made application for a. discharge.
A meeting of his creditors will
"held at the oilice of the referee
Bridgeport on April 8.
—-Tho.best value in the auto world—
Model T 45 h. p. 5-passcnger Over-f
land at $1500. Sturges Garage Co.
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Dredged Channel Buoy, 1. lid-class
be spar, to be established in place of
in} West Flats Buoy. 1, can which will
then be discontinued.
East Flats Buoy, 2, spar, to be per-
manently discontinued.
[hedged Channel Buoy, 8, 3d~class
spar, to be established ill
Dredged Channel Outer Buoy, 4, spar,
From State Humane Agent Samuel? which Wlii then be discontinued.
A. Gardner, of New Haven, has come
cruelty to animals in the Italian and.
22-foot Anchorage Basin Buoy. 10.
10 the 109*“ agent, Captain Thomas 3d- class spar to be established in place
Hunt, of tho Norwaik police forcesev of Dredged Channel Inner Buoy. 6.
9"“ copies or “1" law regarding ”19 spar, which will then be discontinued
22toot Anchorage Basin Buoy, 12
.Ylddish languages The copies should lid-class soar. to be established
prove helpful to those who own horses about 3 1,3 fathoms of water.
and other animals.
-,~Made by Sheehan, made by hand,
Made of Havana—best in the land.
Supreme Court Cigars-«100.~
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Miss Grace Keeling, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward S Keeling, enteri3
tabled a number of friends Friday eye: 3.
ling. at her home, No 23 Cedar street ,
The holiness received a numbel of.
gifts, the occasion being the nine-
teenth anniversary or her birthday}
Games were played, and there was mu ;
«lo and dancing, followed by refresh :
meats. - 3
There was a meeting or the Con-
necticut Mill-l Producers association
It the capitol, in Hartford, Saturday
afternoon, with President Adrian C.
Wadsworth, of Farmington, in the
, chair. and Secretary W. S. Griswold
acting as secretary. There were ‘won-
ty-ilve members present. The subject:
of discussion was the scale of prices
and the rates for contract for the com-
ing year. i
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Automobillsts say that the statel
road in Woodbury was so badly dam-i
axed by the heavy rain this week that'
it is practically impassable. There are
laid to be some rats more than three
feet deep. The road was built two
years ago at a cost of $10,000 and at
the time was raised so as to be pro-
escted so much as possible from dam-3
us by rain. The road is on a hill.
Mani automoblllsts hove been compel i
led, to make a long circuit about the
m in order to not to Waterbury. i
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The extensive 111-111 and country
, ”sideline of the late Robert Hoe, near
1439' meue, in New York state,
Ins boonnlold to the Kings and West-
‘ m W 00.. of New York, which
v “has been making extensive purchases
" d land in the torritory‘througil whichi
a. ”pond Westebester Northern
railroad is to run.
Bobtail: “6 acres and is one of the
Inuit pm in the northern part
«W county. The Brewster
ills-ch a! in Widhoitel' Northern
mg m,you on western boundary
22-foot Anchorage Basin Buoy, ii,
lid-class spa}, to be established in
. about 3 1-8 fathom‘s of water.
Outer 12-foot Anchorage Basin Buoy,
16, 3d~class spar, in about 2 fathom: of
water. .
18- foot Dredge Channel Buoy. 3 3d-
class spar, to be established in about
‘l iathoms of water
Junction Buoy. HS. lid-class spar, to,
be. established in about 2 fathoms of?
water.
inner 12-foot Anchorage Basin liuoy,
F1, (id-class spar, to be established in:
about 2 fathoms of water.
3 inner 12-foot Anchorage 131111111 lluoy, i
'7, {id-class spar, to be established mi
about 2 fathoms of water.
Black Rock Harbor—~liuoys to be es
tablished, about April 1, 1912, to mark
the dredged channels, each to be a 3d-
class spar in about 1 3-4 fathoms of
water.
Dredged Channel Buoy, 6: Dredged
Channel Buoy, 8; Dredged Channel
Buoy, 10; Dredged Channel Buoy.1
Dredged Channel Buoy, 3;
Buoy, HS.
Martin Bergins Sons, incorporated.
of Waterbury, have filed a certificate
of incorporation with the state secre-
The company will conduct an
The capital is
$10,000 and business will be started
with ihat amount. The inoorporetors
are Thomas E, Patrick 8. and Man
iary.
undertaking business.
tin Borgia. all of Waterbury.
The Hoe estate >
4, 2d- class
b nun, to be established in about 2 1- 4
6, lid-class
spur, to be established in about 1 3-4
place of
If it's going to be a “derby" try one of out Wilson Vel-
hits at $4. Many of our customers buy them year after year
and get immense satisfaction out of them. -
While it's a dollar more in price than many men desire
to pay we think the added dollar is
. merit for the purchaser in added wear and appearance of the
the hat.
If it's to be a soft hat. we have a wide line from which
you will find just what you want as to shape and color.
Soft hats and derbics in a wide line from $1.50 to $4.00.
a most excellent invest-
TILIPHONI I“
A dailitv Line of
Underwear in the
new Serpentine
Crepe
Serpentine Crepe Gowns, daint-
ily trimmed with linen and
Val. lace and washable rib-
bon 3 ............ 31.00 B. $1.50
Serpentine Crepe Combination,
Drawer and Corset Cover,
trimmed with linen lace. 51.98
31'. PATRICK'B POST CARDS
6 for Be
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it!
13’
ill
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TWO BT08 E8:
. Hours:
Roe 81 Buck Shad by Express Today
Hard Crabs 25¢ a dozen
All Kinds of Fish, Long and Round Clams,
Open or in the shell
Greenport Oysters
Cutbill’s Bridge Fi__s__l1 Market
"III DILJVIIY.m
Painless
Extracting
Theunsollcited testimony otmy
many patients is all that in men
my to prove that teeth extracted
my allies are taken out absolute-
without pain, and without any
after 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 myself."
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
south min at, South Norwnll
.I,m.l089.m3 Bun-
days by appointment only.
H human wisdom and experience can
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Use oi the Union Label and
What It Means to Workman
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The Auburn, New York, Citizen, of
wall: resident:
ca, addressed the
Labor last evening. Mr. Scully's mis-
plains it. is to promote and increase
tbe’ sale of union made products. This
he seeks to accomplish by- visiting
the mercndnls at their places of bus.
loose and by addressing the union
men at their meetings. During his,
made a good record for himself and
lag of respect for the organization
he represents.
The merchants speak of him as
being courteous, affable and a re‘
fined gentleman. The union men see
in him a man of long and useful ser-
vice ill the cause he advocates, an in-
teresting, well informed and elo-
quent speaker.
At the meeting last night which
owing to the loot that announcement
was made ill yesterday’s Citizen that
ho was to speak was unusually well
attended, Mr. Scully commanded the
attention and sustained the interest
of all from the beginning to the end
of what he termed his “1 tile labor
sermOn." l-lis style is one that com.
mends itseli to the average listener.
ills sincerity in the cause he advo-
cates and his faith that the intelligent
and generous American public will ul-
timately recognise and to the extent
guide, right thew range of labor, are
stamped in his every utterance.
He dwelt upon the part the labor
'unlons are taking in the movement
for better working conditions, which
make far better men and women,
better citizens and a better world.
He called attention as meat that la~
hor’s voice was being heard and
heeded as never before. lie spoke of
the investigations by Congress into
labor conditions in the steel and
other great industries, and said that
it was worthy of note that the wile
listener
girl from Lawrence, Mann,
mills or that city to coin the bl00d.
to profit for the stockholders.
commended the speech of the H011.
Seth Dow, chairman of the National
Civic Federation, made before that
body and in which be characterised
the open shop so—called, as an ab-
surdity and declared in favor or the
unionship and collective bargaining
as making for better waxes and bet-
ter WOrkinx conditions, characteriz-
ing the open ship to be as union
men have always called it, an open
shop for nonunion men but a closed
Telephone 2519
Louis Gross
259 State Street
ALTERATION. OF ALL KIND! 33
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Ladies’ Tailor
Bridgeport Conn.
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colitis-reams ‘OPTIBIANB
svenv woman
engaged in business should have
her eyes examined if there is any
indication of eye strain. All tests .
are made by millennium, there-
for day or evening examinations
are all the some.
Atlantic Square. W. 01111.
Established 15 years
Open Baturday Evenings.
one for union men
The speaker complimented the
men of Auburn on the splendid spir-
it of organization prevailing here.
. the disposition of its business men
to cooperate in so far as possible
with the working people and thank-
ed them all in behalf of his organi-
natlpn for the splendid support ac-
corded it ill the city. 1
Mr. Scull: WM: Randomly applaud-
, all during dad at the close of his re
marks, and was given a rising vote
of thanks by the meeting
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cHuneH catcuoans.
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Flm ”all“ Church.
Grocers
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Ddrragll Brothers
WASHINGTON
BTNEIT
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Telephone “923
new constitution.
.‘. prayer meeting or the Women's, m
-j: elation will be held in the church.
-- The‘subjo‘ct will be'Viciory Over Bin.
". no. Tryon will lead.
I the prayer meeting this week will be
f', The Cross the Symbol of the Victory
'; of Failure.
'f the pastor's 11111141111 for the alteration
revel-hooded ‘
Tuesday—1135 p, m. the Circle of
' chapel to consider the adoption at the
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Thursday-4:45 p. 111.. the subject of
Friday—3: 30 p. in. the subject or
will be The Minster“ 'Dutll at
Jesus. E. ill. more 1111111. the midi“
and A. Merriam will preside ll thefor»
(an; i . ,
35' Crown Aster Asparagus Tips
.'.;3:- Per Can 210;
if Crown Aster Asparagus
3 Baturday contains the following ac- ,
count of the work of a South Non ‘
John w. Beully, general agent of j ,-
the United Hatters of North Ameri- '
Auburn Central .
slop to Auburn, as he himself 91- '
3 worth taking advantage of. 3 3 . .1
..F Beckmann 81 Co. '
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short stay in our city Mr. Scully has '
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leaves behind him an increased feel— 3
ham.
or the President or the United States ;j
was an interested and sympathetic -«
lo the recital of the little ..
brought j:
before p. Congressional committee to 3:
tell of the methods in vogue in the ..
the youth, the health of children” in- '3'
He spoke of other good influences j:
working for the uplift of the tailors, '-
Klns’s Dauphin“ villi meet in the 3 .
11:3“ do you Mid your living»)
Dozen $2. 40
Can 230; Dozen $2.60
' Crown Aster is the choicest oi California Asparagus, and is sweet I i
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:‘nj and tender as can be. At the above prices you are getting a bargain '1,
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South Norwalka
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Port Chester
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
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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 to the
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Lumber and M11 Work iorEverythingi;
Telephone, 48.
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plnstcr and wallpaper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety .
ot‘crtlstic designs for walls and ceilings, and 11mm of a
wide scope-Tor individual preformeat and taste. We are agents ‘
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