paciia‘ge or our
Homeemade '
CANDY
fiomething diilerent every day. ”'
THE BEST .OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE "
61 Washl on Strut.
loath walk ‘
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Buckinghsm Post. No. 12. G. A. R...
will hold a regular meeting tomorrowl
,' Contracts have been closed for the
l 1912 roll requirements of the Meilen
lvening.
—'-Dry storage, high ceiling. plenty of
light. Raymond Bros.
Division No. 1.,Anclent Order of ill—
hernlnns. will meet this evening for
regular business.
w
The. regular meeting of Cookenoe‘,
will be held
Tribe, No. 32, I. 0. FL. M..
tomorrow evening.
”.m.
St. John's Lodge. No. 6. F. and A.
l
11., his cheduled for a regular common-i
ication this evening.
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~Clurk’s Auto Body Polish.
..storcs. Something new. Try it.
”...—i...”
Ollicor John Toothill wss repelled
to be sick shortly alter he had been on
duty isst night, and Ollicor Boeulsh
substituted for the rest of the night.
..i
At the eilrhty~lltth conclsve oi the
All
. Grand commander}; oi Knights 'l‘em-
plat. oi Connecticut. held Tuesday in
Hiddletown. Arthur C. Wheeler of
Norwslit was elected grand lunior
women.
Captain Hurry .1. Gibson received
I telephone messsxs train the hill sec-
, toin that someone was walking in the
yards back of the residences in Elm~
M avenue. He lnvestigsted and
node a thorough search, but failed
to find anyone ,
«Words i‘nllL’to describe the “joy
I smoke" l‘rotn «Supreme Court Havana
Cigars.
Louis Tlmiliofi} better known at
Buck Tiln'pson. and Robert Powers
were arrested in Washington street
lost night. for being drunk Officer
Bailouts nrrssted both men. In the
Town Court. this morning. they plead
ed guilty, and the csses were contin
had until this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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The Woman’s
Christian Temper-
. once Union will hold their tree will
.3 faltering social at the home 01 Mrs. ,
T. A. Chidsoy, 17 Westport avenue,
' outlay evening. March 22. st 7 ..ss A
one program has been nrmnsed all
interested in tempersnce work are
welcome.
~ «out for pisno certificates. One
. ,Pl'sno Vote you every cent or your.
moonwalk. voles with a live-cent
pug-chaise, ton votes with s ten-cent
' «sins-chose. etc"; was sure and read our
ad. in today‘s pspor.
' hire is ism delegation from Court
until. 0. a 8.. went to New Hu-
put on the degree work,
Iy Blossom, Esther
Take home a E:
is 1: night. to witness Court Vic.‘
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hasten
The Candy of Excellence .
21m psr pound i
F. H. IAXTIR. ‘ ,
.Aqsnt i‘or Tolls oil Nomslk
t
4.-
‘33:;—
Anderson's Lsunch Works
Lunches and Boats
of sll kinds promptly built. Mill
tor ssls. All kinds of "pairing
given special Mu-
Oystsr Ml Punt. Norwsik
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‘ MELLsN Rosco pur m sic RAH.
onosn.
roadsw—the New lluven, Boston &
‘ Maine and Maine Central. This year‘s
award is about equally divided be
tween the Bethlehem Steel compsui’i
and the Pennsylvania Steel company.
The total to be bought will be about
27.000 tons. which represents s radical
curtailment, as compared with last
year's orders of 66.000 tons, when the
Boston at Maine's requirements alone
were 41.000 tons.
Most of the pending orders specifyw
open hearth rails. although it part is
for bossomtr. The rails will be 100,
85 and 76 pounds to the yard. but
' mostly of the first mentionedmclsht.
C. A. Glossner 24 Ontario St. Roch-
ester, N Y.. has recovered from u long
and severe stack of kidney trouble, .
lhis cure being due to Entry Kidney
l Pills.
Alter detslling his case. he
.ng “i an: only ion-7 i did. not lcnr‘n
lsooner of Foley Kidney Pills. in a
row dsys time my backache complete
iy left one and i tell greatly improved
My kidneys become stronger. dizzy
spells left me sud 1 Va no longer on—
botter since using Foley Kidney Pills."
Tonic in action, quick in results. Try
them. W. F. Wigmcro o (lo. “
A HORSE HEAVEN. _
The late Admiral Evans was noted.
for his quick hint! wit.
oi the Navy Department,
other day:
"The admiral was once
shrough the Vanderbilt stables in
New York. The stable msnnser
showed him Wall and floor of pole.
ltrsnsluoent tiling. marble drinking
troughs, msngers oi Ciwsssisn “31'
not solid silver immanent! so torth.
"Do you lind anything lacking.
Admiral?‘ asked the manager proudly
at the end.
“-Nothing.‘ replied the Admiral,
‘nothlng except a leather upholster-
ed sole. for each horse.’ ’_'_ '
said the
Mrs liennessey is s" level-bosom
woman She does all her built: at
M. L Rossn s,- where she sets the
host goods at the lowest prices in the
lines FURNITURE... cancers. BED
DING, HANG“. STOVEB and
[CROCKER'L ‘
“M. L. reel, 15 Ely Av.
South NerWalkw
noyod st night. i tool 100 per cent. 1
An official F
[like]! .
You’ll Get Style in Your New
Spring Suit, No Matter Where k
You Buy it.
time.
Ree 8t Buclt Shad
' TELEPHONE l“.
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shtiainti'fLine of, j
Underwear in the
new Serpentine
Crepe
Serpentine Crepe Gowns. daint-
lly trimmed with linen and
Val. lace and washsblo rill.
hon ........ ....sioo s “.60 ‘
Serpentine Crepe Combination.
Drawer and Corset (lover,
trimmed with linen lace. .2138
‘31“. PATRICK’B POST CARDS
8 for lie
1.1. Mallette‘
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Telephone 2519
Ladies’ Tailor
259 ”State Sheen
AL'rsnA'rions or ALL limos ‘
Don’ t consider style' in buyi
no matter where you buy it. that .
ed to a sufficient degree to Istisi most Inybody—ior no mic» . '
. or could sflord not to make “sly lsh" clothing .
. "l‘is true some clothss m a little more “classy" ;
, others-«we believe some of our lines are entitled to that dis- ; ;
. ‘ tinction—but real clothing merit and the thing you should .
‘ consider is value—wearing qualitywfirst, last and all the
r Other dealers csn buy clothin perhaps as cheaply as we
can (this ms be open to doubt) ut they can’t sell as cheap-
ly as we, an therein lies the extraordinary vsius we give.
“Your Money Back at Any Time if You Are Dissatis—
fied” is the foundation stone of this business—a business~
which has grown to be the largest in the city—«and that is
‘ why we shall continue to hold our prestige
We can show you—we want to show you-mo matter
what part of Connecticut or Missouri you’ re from.
SUITS AND TOP COATS, $10.00 to $30.00.
Your new Hat is waiting for you.
All Kinds of Fish, Long and Round Clams,
Open or in the shell
Grecuport Oysters
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
‘ {Arid éihl Teeth
. health; food csnnot be properly mas-
Louis Gross .,
Bridgeport. Conn. '
|
your new spring suit, for
astute must be incorporst- ’ ~
than
hy Express Today
we:
FRII DILWIKV.
A well lilting set at teeth is hotter
than n poor set at nsturil ones. it the
tooth lire so much diseased thst they
cannot be saved, they are better out.
as such teeth impair the honors)
ticslcd and prspnrsd tenths stomach
ii‘ the teeth are aching, tender and
broken, 1 out aspect-Hr motored to
meet the domafls‘i'ol lint-roofed and
sensitive mouths. and those who are
using tooth loads by me can testify
to their «rationals ouslitics. v‘
0:. .l. H. MALLER’Y
GUY! D, snoomtnisnt only
A GOOD RECORD
is n this: to be proud 0!. We have
prescribed sinned tor thousands of“
people to‘ their entire ”Mutton
_ Our experience. skill and business
integrity are umuostIonsd. it would
seem to has matter at good “lulla-
inent tout enrichiniourot your an
trouble and our prices before zo-
lnx elsewhere. We employ experi-
cowl Dentists to cuisine om
Establishsd 15‘ Ysirs
Open lstnl‘uy lvsnloss. «
SAliGATUCK
Mrs. Joseph Myers has been enter.
mining Mrs. Frank Starr
Work. ‘
luring compsny.
W..—
with mumps. and resumed her duties
on Tuesday.
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The Girls' Athletic Association of
Staples High School have plans on
loot to construct a tennis court on
the north side of the school building.
The senior class of staples High
School presents Miss Marion Wilson,
or. The entertainment will be given
on April 13, in the Weslport Librsry
hull.
W... as...”
The following are those who will
take part in the class duy exercises of
the senior class at Staples High
School: osoph Huggemun. class ora»
tor; Kathryn Kinselln, class prophet;
Harold Keith, cinss poet; Kathryn
Sherwood, clnss will.
The Woman's Town improvement
society incl at the home or the presi
dent, Mrs. William Staples. where
those nascent chose it committee or-
ihree to confer with the selectmen
concerning restrictions st Corona
Beach this summer. Other interests
and improvements were discussed and
especially the coming Town Fair. Am
other success hotter than those o! for-
mor yours is expected.
MA...” ...
The. following is the schedule at
baseball games which Staples High
School will play with other teams:
Norwnill ii. 8.. April 13; Milford ll. 8..
April 20; Newiown H. 8.. April ‘27;
Btrntiord ll. 8.. May 6; Marvel B. B.
(1. hilly ll: Stamford H. 8., May 13;
Newtown ll. 8.. May 13; Milford ll. 8.,
May 89; Msrvel B. B. 0., June 1;
Strslford H. 8.. June 6; Stamford H.
8.. June 8: Kruy Kilt Club. June 15.
m
The prise speaking contest of Sin-
l.ho school “notably hall on the oven-
ins or Msy 24. Those who'wiii com-
pets are the following: Henriette
Mackenzie fiz. Dorothy Lchn ’15. Mary
helm ‘iil, Kslhryslr" Sherwood ’12,
Frank Penny '12. Stanley Ooley ’12,
Grsnvilio Golysr '13. lisrold Steam!
’18. There were twenty pupils who
entered their nsmes and the eight
chosen the those who marks in rhet-
oric have been highest.
...—saw...“
The contestants tor the prise spook:
in; contest were announced today by
School. The contest will tske plsos
us soon as the contestants are in
readiness. mochall practice will be
started on Thursday and names with
Not-walk, Newtown. Stamford and oth-
or tennis. including local ones, are all
ready scheduled by the planner.
‘ “Letty" Donshuo. The next game in
tho “Fellini" series of hsskothull will
he plsysd son at ths school “gym."
.0va «...... ..
domes Dunne, at Brooklyn Y..
whose hosntllul summer home was
, destroyed by lira at Greens li‘arms
last week odors a. reward of $1,000
(or informstlon that will lend lo the
apprehension or the guilty parties it
is very positive thsi the fire was or
N
hut in the house It the time. The
iindiusr or both front and rear doors
open It the time substantiates the
theory that the place had been rob-
had. -
at New .
J. Wstson of New York has secur- ’
od I position with the Lees Mountain " ‘
Miss Ledorn, the toscher ut'the East .
Sausstuclt school, has been Very ill .
n noted reader. singer and impersonut- ,
piss High School will take place in ‘
Prof. G. H Boyden. of Staples High "
incendisry crisis. Is no one was llv- .
_ ”5AM, woo‘hmyo‘ ’
CALIFORNIA NAVEL
Ora.
- Twenty—Ms bosss Extra Fancy Fruit, gusrsntsed ”not and Juicy
Ordsrs promptly dsllvsrcd ordered by phone or mail
n
15 psuronms NAveu son .............
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83 and 85 WASHINGTON 87.
PHONE 440
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HE things it pays to know
are the things taught ' at"
Merrill Business College
South Norwnik Port Chester"?
BEARD’SW ROCK
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark or our city, but do you realize the Vim;
that it lies over one hundred lest above this water and is tree from no
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of my town?
From this property one can walk to the
Stamford
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Pour: cuu’ncniis . 2 to s
GRAMMAR SCHOOL" .......... . s
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RAILROAD srsrlon 11 _
For,_pnrticulnrs and restrictions address the owner. MiNER n. asuo’ .-., "
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The Hutch & Bail ey Company
SOUTH NORWALK.y CONN.
Lumber and MiilWork for Everything.
Tslsplions, 4C.
BEAVER BOARD
gal-ulna mildly in populsrity as a substitute (or lsth and:
pllwm and volt-paper. it is susceptible of an infinite varic-
ct artistic «lesions for walls and ceilings, and permits 0!
wide scope tor individual pretermcnt and tsste. We are agents
sod hoop s largo supply on hsnd
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J,s,s_._-,- Lg:_-,.;s_-.-.s;ujojn;s-:n:-:-;sj-;o uttjlsa ,
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‘m -mu—
ROYAL GROCERY c _,
Eggs- 250 Eggs
Butter Butter
vsny FINE ,
A LARGE Assosrusur or Future mo vsosYAsLss
Tsl tau-s. 22 sound min
also vsllcy of the Snowman rivoi‘fi‘rsnchlse league was termed
Friday sitar-noon. m I line it looks mail 'Mitchell being unanimouili
ed as mouth the whole «lair would? on president. The next inset
.mwwfiw .. ”...—......“
Hrs. Curios noble save a St. Pli-
' ‘ ricIL'I dsy dinner to s party of guests;
asturdsy sad in the evening they sll
attended toll moving pictures. Those
present were Mrs. P. R mote ms.
Carri. domain, m E. A. Beer‘s. Mrs.
, Goo. A. Darrow. Mrs. Morris Willis.
‘ Hrs. 85wa. Mrs. Cornelius Jel-
ru‘s. Mrs. J. in. crawlers. Mn- dim-
Keith and Miss Msrlon Wheeler All.
» wsrs drosssd Iwropl‘iato to the co-
- n . . s - .V.,4,::- s‘.
ossion and tsvorn in the shops oi not-
led tom «all given esch guest
fl
All
. Mr. Mssinovltch, of Westport, im ,
- finished ninslssn 1w pictures which ‘
he tum down, much bite! the ’be held at the horns ol the pr
’01 the blisssrd at 1882. Recollections on next Tuesday. March 20.
of how the entire toot path was tail. .
lost out sud plum in the drive way Dinnsr Tourism! to Wastlwfl ' '
or theh ridge. is still in the unwary Unlon- " ‘
lot the older residents. As it was. The Wesiport Clerical Union , _ 1
ho‘i’voVsr. on the ultcmoon oi FridsMcntortsined. on Tnssdsy at the H
s section of the rallins us brolton'. ot Rev. Kenneth Msoirsnzis, m:
so badly that the next morning the Trinity Episcopal Church. in '
”nice! at semesters were requireil.‘ street. Rev. Henry Bloom '
'hvis lately socsptoti the coil to 4. 7'
Au sothusiI‘stlc micr unsung rm cums, m the nest of the dsifi ii
hold 'i‘usstlsy statistics at. tiles homo lino caisson dinner. audios Willi?
w
tuned to I very interesting ps’pe
the Mon ‘and Religion Convention, ,
tly hold in llsrtiord. ‘
‘ ‘ wssoomj sums-unmet:
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