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of All Kinds
Fresh Daily
LANE’S PURE ICE
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In any quantity, delivered
‘ at short notice.
THE BEST BAKERY fl
PRODUCTS
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;._ i r. A. LANE
Norwaik lron Moulders' Union is'
Ioheduied to meet this evening.
fie Master Plumbers' Association
will hold a regular meeting this eves
. sling. ‘
The Metropolitan Orchestra oi Non.
walk hold a regular rehearsal last
evening.
Norwailt Conclave, No. 427. l. 0. H.
is scheduled to hold a meeting tomor-
' row evening.
The Sixth Company, Coast Artillery
Corps. c. N. 0., will hold a regular'
drill this evening.
Sons of St. George, will hold a regu-
lar meeting this evening. .
Welcome stranger Lodge, N0. 364,.
Norwai‘k Aerie, No. 588, Fraternali
Order of Eagles will meet tomorrow
evening for iii-monthly business. I
”'3 Mnlk‘lnwyérs M judges “all
area that Supreme Court Cigars nre'
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Rnassua Council, No. 1268, Royal
meet this evening for bi~m0nmiy bust
ideas.
Concord Division, No. 2, Sons of
Temperance, held a regular business
‘ meeting last; evening at which time
routine business was transacted. ‘
E
'I‘he sewing meeting at the Whatso
ever Circle of. King‘s Daughters will
be held with Miss Benedict, 42 West
avenue on Wednesdly afternoon at 2.
o'clock. ;
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Tonight will see the big meeting on
school matters in the town. The reg-
ular board of school visitors will get
mad with the chairmen of ihe‘
, “nous district committees. i
The Nutmeg Club will hold an im-
portant business meeting this evening;
live or more applications for member-
ship will be acted upon. All mom-
, here are urged to ha present.
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According to the rural letter car-{once Williams. A moddsal or hard
1 eats all over Why. :
Arcanum, of Norwsllt, is scheduled to. ,
[completely exhausted alter each lit
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Boston
The Candy of Excellence
01.00 per pound
I'. H. BAX‘KER.
Agent hr Town or Norwaik
Anderson's launch Works
Lumber; and Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Mass .
for sale. All idols o! repair-la.
given spacial attention.
Oyster Chill Point. Namath
N. H. R. R. MAY BE FORCED T0 .
SELL BOATS.
if a bill now pending in congress,
goes through, the New York, New HI-E
vcn and Hartford Railroad cotnpanl‘i
Will be compelled to divest itseit‘oi an i "ww- ~~----
Roe & Buck Sh
All Kinds of Fish. Long and Round Clams,
Open or in the shell
Greeuport Oysters
Bridge Fish Market.
raaa oauva'av.
Painless
Extracting
The unsolicited testimony of my
many patients is all that is hence
my to prove that teeth extracted
in my oliice are taken out absolute-
ly without pain. and without any
it 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 l hare tried it ins-sell,"
Dr. 1. ii.“ MALLERY
18 South lain at. Booth Nor-wars
saute-s on. can-
days by appointment oath
steamboat lines and steamers.
The interstate commerce committee
ol' the national house has once uxuin
amended its Panama bill, in which it1
had a clause importing sovore penalties;
upon oilicers and railroads running‘
ships owned by them through the Pan
rims canal in competition with them-
selves.
This prohibition, attached to the
clause inserted prohibiting nil rail-
roads in interstate commerce from
owning or operating competing ships
or steamers, the law applying gener-
ally to coastwise trade instead of sim-
ply to the Panama canal. ‘3‘
This erobibition, attached to the
Panama canal hill, on that account
has no men chance or passage in con:
gross and: than 0! womiaslaw. :
It has greatlyaroitsed railroad inter-
i
A COL-D, LA QRiPPE, THEN PNEU-
MONIA . .
is too Ditch the fatal sequence. and
coughs that hang on weaken the sys
tent and lower the vital resistance.
R. G. Collins, postmaster. Barnegat.
N. 5.. was troubled with a severe is;
grippe cough. Ho says: “i would be'
or violent coughing. i bought a bottle ‘
oi Foley‘s Honey and Tar Compound:
and before I had taken it all the ‘
coughing apeiis had entirely ceased.
Riley's Honey and Tar Compound
can‘t be beat" it stops the cough by '
healing the cause. Refuse substig
tuics. W. F. Wigmore it Co. it"
Two MEN WOUNDED AT BIRTH-
DAY PARTY.
OXFORD, March 19.-A birthday
party at the home or jylvoster Chat-
hold, in the Quaker Farms district.
begun yesterday, ended today with a
shooting. and this afternoon Cow.
stable Hubboll has ‘a users» of men
out in the woods looking for Clarence
Brown, who shot Ghatdold and Clar-
Cutbili’s_
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Underwear in the
new Serpentine
.i. I. Maiiette
Telephone 2519
Louis Gross
Ladics’ Tailor
rlsrs and others who have occasion to 51d" was used in ,1“an toasts
‘ use some or the country roads. the, yesterday to Mr.‘ Chatnifld's health.
”mum 9! ”W a the roads 1“ this; The gathering. all nesroes, became
vicinity is at present the worst it has, boisterous during the mains. and
'7» .9“ .1“ ”1‘“ ;- ' ., elflr May in a misup Brown used.
‘ r . I """'" ' a shot outfield was wounded in
.: , ”‘0‘”“I‘m 3"“ mum Aux the nested shoulders and Williams
‘ , atores. something m‘. Try it‘ in the root. The dormer may not live.
m,.towa mention on the bridge' Rm“ “’0“ t0 the “'00“- ;
~ questionla scheduled'tobe held to- . . _ . _ . ...2.--
V ' monowavoainsiarho town hall in ' ~ '
‘ , ‘.No'rwalk‘. it is expected that the re-
3' port 01 them-wise will show a
""vmtifioai-oi progress. , .
Chilton” W.‘Robins, for twenty,
, yon-a9 Wdtsrn- Union Telegraph com»
That is why we can
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TWO ‘TOREO:
Crepe
Serpentine Crepe Gowns, daint-
iiy trimmed with linen and
Val. lace and washable rib~ .
hon .. .......... 81.00 m ".50
Serpentine Crepe Combination.
lirawer and (‘orset Cover,
trimmed with linen lacs. .31.“
or. PATRICK'S Poor canoe ;
Bier So
259‘ State Street
,‘Bridgeport. Conn.
ALTERATION. OF ALL KIND!
promptly forget
iii alter client.
A oooo access
no nun to a. proud oi. We have
proscribed [losses for thousands or
peeple to their entire satiaiaction.
Our experience. skill and business
integrity are unquestioned. it would
seem to be a matter of good judg-
ment to not our opinion of your eye
TWJinomon in Danbury. has beenl . , C .
assumed. to How Haven, to become, .. . p .3. ."i . .
W la the stock supply; ‘ ~ ‘ «
m theMMny. He began his.
« it ,Now Haven today. His
new mamas to arrive in this
not no“
. at: wzsgfi was; "1
tronliioaad our lirlou hm. so.
to: owners. We omployoxp’eri-
eased Oouiistsito mm eyes.
, ‘ Homo; ..' 'v'
"comes so the Don-
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T JURY, BUSINESS '
, ; Wily dare “Tailor Made? Clothes
N ' More Expensive than ~
“Ready-Madras?”
. It’s usuallya matter of the expense in conducting the
business. ‘
Think for a moment of the tailoring businesses you . .
. know—what slimited field the operator has and how new . 1
‘ ingly little his efforts count for—a few suits now and again.
. his store expense. his advertising, he must live the entire
year. and his profits must be taken from a few months’ work
» to meet all these expenses.
Here our “merchant tailoring business, while a large iea- .
ture. is really a side issue—it doesn’t add to our rent. to our .
‘ advertising, and when the season is over we
‘ . it until the next season arrives. _
ve values-tho ordinary tailor can-
‘ ‘ not—that is why this sec on oi our business is growing so
, rapidly. Men are snow to be weaned from the “read made"
‘ idea, but once in the “made to order” class they ueu ly'stick.
Come in and let us show you the handsome patterns and .
explain our system in detail.
SUITS AND TOP coars to order. 315 to :45.
$3 Yodif Spring Hat is here—$1.50 to $4.00.
Wlli BE lSiiVE
insurance Cases in Superior
Premise as; Sensational De-
isnss by Five Companies
imiifli Sillliiiii Iii
Father Lsii All to Attending Phy-
sicians and Counsel's Wile
-inieresiing Case
These are the days or the Juryman,
in the civil courts of Fail-held coun-
ty. and if there is business in three
courts three sets or Jurors will be
passing upon civil business, which
would indicate that the "pcepul" have
something to say in passing judgment.
There will be two branches of the
Superior court in session'with jurors,
one in Bridgeport. t'ite other in Dan-
bury. and the Common plums court,
; 5 , civil one. sitting in Bridgeport.
sOUTH NORWALK
in the Superior court arguments
will be made in the contest over the
will of Sabrina F. ()haliter, in the in-
terelt oi her brother. Edwin Betta.
court and jury will be asked to con-
sider some insurance cases in which
the companies make serious charges
by way or defenso'ior'rciusina to pay
the‘policiea of $2,000 each.
Five Companies involved.
There are live companies involved.
the Buii'alo Commercial, the British
American. the Franklin Fire, the
North British and Mercantile and the
North River. The plainurr in each
action is Albert Pillips or Stamford
trustee for. the creditors oi the New
England Candy (30.
The Candy company was owned by
Altman and Nelson. in the fall of
1910 the company’s store in Stam-
ford was destroyed by lire. it carried
an insurance oi 88.000. Those are
units wor'ainsiituted when the coin-
panioa named refused to pay.
in the pleadings the defendant.
campanies make some very serious
charges, through their counsel, Can.
hold, Judson & Pullman of Bridgeport.
Occasional Charges.
nlnl. Their sectmd defense is much
more cerium it charges Messrs. Alto
man and‘ Nelson with having set lire
(tending the companies. The third
defense is equally serious. This is
to the onset that while Messrs. Alt-
man and Nelson claim that there was
353966.39 worth of stock on hand, and
that the fixtures were worth $2,798.87.
as a matter oi tart the smell was
worth but 3250 and the fixtures 3500.
Did Not Keep Contract.
The tourih defense is that the Can‘
or company did not'commy with the
terms or the policy in naming an an
ultra-tor to pass upon the. differences
which existed between the parties.
The insurance people any that one or-
bitrator was named, but that he re-
signed and. no coher- one was aux:
plated in his place. The cornpaaiea'
say they have at all times been ready
to carry out their terms or the con-
met in this "pool. but the other.
have not. . , .
tflod together and it is expected that
seats very interesting testimony will
Forgotten by Father.
it thoso'tnanranoo oases tail to fun.
dish business the court and Jury will.
have s‘ strikingly interesting will
ciao to be". This in the appeal ”Ii-J
on by Miss Jessie B. Rood dram the
decision of. run, Probate court at
.'Greenwich ia admitting to probate
the will or her father, Charles]. 3.
Reed. who died a year all) that
1
months leaving an estate soldier-M
all or New York. ‘
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mother “‘.W’. on any and .
liililiiillllis
uinu mutilation '
After this case is disp0sed of tho“
Their ilrst dalcnso is a general tie“
to the store for the purpose or tie-i
The In cases will probably be '
1” forthcominx. ‘ .' he ever had a daughter. He loll most
the summi- 4,, ureter-at WI Ms a. any.
(other udiw W M,» ‘
wt! Mow ' mu m. I. l I! j
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Asparagus Sal
5%: Crown Aster Asparagus ,Tips ,
2’5. Per Can 21c; Dozen $2.40 ;
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Zairialnaut
y Crown Aster Asparagus
:~ Can 23c; Dozen $2.60 7
Crown Aster is the choicest of California Asparagus, and is sweet:
and tender as can be. At the above prices you are getting a baraaia’ ‘
worth taking advantage or.
" A. F. Beckmann & Co
‘31-. as and s5 wasnmorou or.
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TWENTY. LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark or our city, but do you realize the tact
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 or any town?
From this property one can walk to the .
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For particulars and restrictions address the owner. MiNER D. RAND”;
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The . Hatch 8t Bailey Company ,
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Lumber andMiii Work for Everything
Telephone. 45.
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is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute tor lath and V
1:1 plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
‘ or artistic designs to: walls and ceilings, and permits or 's
.1 _, wide scope for individual pretermont and taste. We magenta
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Eggs - 25c - Eggs.
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‘ Butter - 30c - Butt
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a sane; asson‘maur or FRUITS asp vsaarastss ,
Tel ism. . ‘ 22 sou-m warn
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3 . ‘ . ‘ ‘ . as or _‘o
m “r M mm: ’0' “OW *h‘t ‘ M‘ 10- ROCW'I. mm “he m
a! his m“ to Dr. [lake and Mrs. best goods attire lowestpriosa. , .
. lines FUWURE. canons,
Brown: the wire or his lawyer, Wil- Dildo RANGE! "MC .
lion: 0. Brown. . ' ‘ ‘ ' ' . h
. . CROCKERY.
‘- Ms of Appeal. '
“° “W ‘“ “h" mm” M» LEM. 15 Eli"
upped son that hes rather was are
duly new by the dealer and . South Norwalk ‘i
the lawyer sauna toastin- and that
thinksrmmsataiiyiaeapaoiaied .
”illnesses“ hoooold not make r_.'""" ..'M'fl"
worth we now to m- enu-mi - i. a. 0...... u... a... my ‘
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advisers "stile. rm, Annie 0. arm; libel! at, can“... “..‘ 7w“, Witt, .. '
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men: saucer, oat-sans. ,
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