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WANTED.
s..-
WANTED-wulltili RELIABLE lllANl
to work Turin 011 shurcs. inquire 8..
i-ilggins. 5.3: Witter $1.. Soulthorwnlk.
11122 lit
WANTED -~"'SALI‘78LAI')IES FORl
Saturdays. 0. .l. Minlz & Co. m2: it
WANTED-MY HUNGARIAN WHO
speaks German and some English, sit-
nution as concilulnn. inquire Roy T11-
inydon, 18 Bailey vSt. mm 31
WANTED -— EXPERIENCED
Cleveland and Universal Automatic
Screw Machine operators. Steady
work. Apply 1’. 0. liox 1385. New lin-
vrn. Conn. 11122 21.
retitled young lolly to tulle charge cl
business 111 Xorwuik and vicinity. l’osl-
tion is one of advancement. Firstu
My _. . . ~_v1‘.' .
("L's remomw ”‘qmmd' “mm“ l'1l't‘ioms, counseling or single. t‘hll he
1 fore it n. m. or after .‘1 p. 111. Mrs. Kim"
J“. \\'., llox 1538, \\'ntel'bury. (71.11111.
TO LET
TO LETMTO GEN'l‘lJfihliCJ ONLY,
furnished room. inquire it’ll Wash-
ington St. 1112': Lil
To LET-—~ilAi.i«‘ HOUSE. FIVE
rooms. inquire C. K. Culhlll, if»
Cilhrles ll. St. 11122 31
To LETw-l‘itUM M’ltil. i.‘ l’Aii'i‘
of house, .‘1 rooms, 102 So. Main 81.:
rent 318. House. 68 Woodward Ave.
ll rooms. all improvements: rout $25.
l-louso. ill Grove. $14112 rooms. suitable
for two families; rent 825.3. C. l1}. Hoyt.
at South Norwalk Trust Co. int-2‘: tl‘
TO LET—e-A’l‘ lihltlldN. Six-ROOM
cottage, Sill: semen-room cotttige. $12!:
1 .v ,v . r loiglli~rooni collage. $1.3. All nenr filth
WANTED—e—AN - Lilill ATLi‘) AND,
lion 11nd trolley. Apply lo it. S. nus
111111. Phone 7117121. 11122 31
T0 LETwTWO LARGE FRONT
1112:! iii . ‘ >_ .
thrill. cor. \\ 0st and liigh 81.11., oppo-
WANTED»~~0PERATORS EXPERI-
enced on power sewing machines;
cloudy work. Cluett, Peabody & Co.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
MiLLINERY —;\lilS. it. ii“. TAYLOR.
.’2 South Main St. Millinery in all its
branches. Latest ideas in spring
styles. Prices reasonable. .m'a‘i tit
NOTICE —— l’Ai'XTiNG, PAPER-
”llunging. Decorating, by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall pu-
por and pointers“ supplies of Alex.
White, 61% Ely Ave. Tel. 423. Esti-
nmtes cheerfully 'givon. mil lm
ROOMS PAPERED, $2.75 UP. GOO!)
papers used. Send postal for sample
hooks andsuggcstious. All Work first
class. Also painting. John Fountains,
. 8 Burrltt Ave. mil 121
TURKlSH BATHs FOR THE
treatment of gout, rheumatism. etc.
Arrangements by appointment. Dr.
Wudsworth's Sanitarium. Tel. 210.
' f9 1m
BEFORE HAVING 'YOUR ELEC~
«title lights installed. get prices on wir-
ing and fixtures from me. “Right work
at right prices." E. Barthoi, 63 Moa‘
dow St., city. Phone 1147-4. f8 1111
NABH'Q MODERN GOODYEAR
boot and shoe repair shop. All kinds
custom mods work. Fit and oomtort
guaranteed. ”West Washington St.
_; HOUSE PAINTER 1.
Large a'ssort-
ment of iinest
V DECORATOR
Wall Paper.
' Orders given
i6 11:
prompt bitten»
site Trinity l‘liurcll. ' 11122 ill
‘ 'r'o .L E'rw FIVE-ROOM FLAT1Wl'l‘l'l
improvements. liiilliii‘é ili‘. ilopp. ti:
TO LET will ACADEMY {STU s11:
possession. Write or phone i). ..
iitlii. mill Iii
T'o LETw'i‘lliti'll‘J on ronlt
rooms, from April ist; improvements,
James White, No. 411 Taylor Are... So.
Norwnik. mill (it
To LETmliAllN. iNQUiitE l
Chestnut St. South Norwslk. m2! :lt
'ro LETw—blliiw COTTAGE. Six
rooms and buth,,ull improvements.
iirush St; 325 nor mouth. Raymond
& Polinrd. n1203t
1:0 LET—4‘0 GENTLEMEN ONLY.
furnished rooms. inquire 120 Wash
ingtou St. m20 3t
TO LETwHOUSE WITH EVERY
modern improvement; electric light
and gas; good locality; central. Jn~
quire 22 Taylor Ave, near West St.
mill (it
To LET «— SMALL FIVE-ROOM
house, Burritt Ava. from April 1; rent
reasonable. Inquire Jacob Number.
37 Quintard Ave. mid ti
T0 LET—JBIGH'DROOM HOUSE.
trolley. Immediate possession; rea-
sonable rent. J. W. Duke. inquire 9
to suit tenant. Also brick cottage.‘28
Union St, 11 rooms, all improvements.
Cove. AME, East. Norwnlit. 11121 :lt
rooms. built and toilet; llnlnedlulo,
modern, all improvements, line of
Elizabeth St. mil tf
T0 LET:'-'.~HOUSE 21 UNION ST..
17 rooms. an conveniences: suitable
for boarding house, but will be altered
The Hatch dc, Bailey Ct.‘ m12 11
TO LET-«HAMILTON AVE, HALF
“0“ ml“ or twotuuiy house. ll rooms. and 6-
mm” 0“ “9‘ room list; all improvements; good con-
pilcntlon.‘ dltion; one block from railroad station.
J. A.RUDDER Joseph R. Taylor. . s13 ti
1:8 8. Main St. '
0. Norwalk
Tel. 1035-4 LOST
* listeninowmon. . . met :11
Women do most or their crying in
public so‘ns not to mean it.
‘ W
"Say pop, what’s a .church?’ “A
church. my son. is 11 place where v10.
men sit behind A‘ $50 but and try to
convince themselves that 'Thou shalt
not oovot' is not int-he Ton Command-
ments. «Philadelphia ‘ Record,“
"Politeness psysp rot/member. th’lsf.‘
Said courteousnhtllte O’Qrsdy. , 1
"An' be at xintloldeih f‘u‘nié‘s ‘ ‘
it tilnppo'ns ys'fll ltd ,, ,
«it‘ll compensation as, 11111-
oiobc. '
LOSTwBRINDLE BULL PUP. 1‘
clipped ears. long tail. heavy brass
collar. Liberal reward it returned 111‘
or. ii. B. West. South Mutual. insofar
To tenth how'trostm" 't‘torhwdrts
a ' rhumlphls , 11111111111111 advertised
asking 1011‘an CW‘WWSB unlisted
with warts ;,1’bndn,ni9. 111-sud take the
treatment. ‘ um 11:11:13.2,000 responded
sad it, «.11le necessary to ask any at
them: “Wilt-ts the mottert"-Boston
. who‘ve to do it in com 1111
FOR SALE.
FOR SALEwi-lLOUP, ll?» FT. OVER
all; good condition. inquire Abe
ilioodgood. ‘ltowuyton. 11122 1t
FOR s'ALcmA‘N'rlQus MAHOG
any rocker, reudy for use. Tapestry.
Mitchell's, 11 Willi 111. 031 it
FOR SALEmiillNUARlnN Rh:-
formod Church property, with preocnt
parsonage and moving picture house
thereon. inquire 4.3 Lexington Ave.
mill lit
REAL ESTATE FOR SALEva W‘-
ter front plot. size 8011100. free Md
cienr for sale at Harbor View Reach,i
South Norwulk, lllld Long island
Sound. Plot No. 2.11 in Block it. Price
$3000. Marlin Krclscil. owner. South.
ern iloulcvurd and ililth 81.. New
York. 11120 lit
HORSES—film) HORSES, RANG-
lng 11011 to 1600 lbs. Good. young
stock, suitable for all purposes. ii.
Horst-hold. solos stables cor. Wood and
Concord Stu. Telephone. oil it
lino ll‘room house. one acre of land.
all kinds of fruit. on Highland Ave.
inquire Minot S. Smith. 79 South Main
St. turd tr
FOR SALEwl'alluilOitSESwlid. l
havo just received 56 head of horses.
consistidp of all kinds. ljllg. mstchcd
pairs at stock horses. also some form
chunks and business horses. in this
lot you find them suitable for all Jobs.
Wealso have 20 seasoned horses from
$45 up, and all those. horses must be as
represented or money rclunded. Sum-
uei Mandelson. 72.78 Stags 81.. Stsm‘
lord. Telephone 1387 mi ti
FOR SALfimfio-HORBE POWER
Sleuths. fully equipped. run very little,
good as new; just out of the point
shop. For quick sale will sacrifice for
$2,500. Apply to Lougshore Farm.
Ssugatuch, Conn. Phone 133. West-
port ., do ti
FOR «SALEWGOOD FAMILY on
business horse, kind and gentle; two
wagons. and harness. Cheap it sold at
once. inquire 37 Quinturd Ave.
thrill tf
power Thomas. good condition snd
newly painted.‘ Price $1.0m. A‘bply
to Longshore dl‘urm. Snugotucit.
Conn. Phone 138. Wostport. 118 if
FOR SALE—A FIRST-CLASS MEAT
and grocery business for sale. Apply
ii. 111‘. Kent, trustee. Norwalk. m21 ill
gray carriage horse.“ Inquire ‘Johu
Dorian. 2 Mechanic at. South Non
walk. ‘ . mm at
FOR GALE—sit? .SOUNQ VIEW
Park, 10111 No.10 unduly {going 125
it. on Hlshisnd hrs. .Thoso my two
oxcollonbbdlldlhs lots. 11100 cash
11.111111 than. Call or address M. c.
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English Tourist (in Bloody Gulch
union-“any the way. old top. is the
gouty besr‘ccmnlon around licre‘fl
. Landlorde—Used to me, but it‘s ox-
tlnct now. Why; oven 'i‘hroe-F‘ingerod
[he won't allow it in his dance hall!“
Puck.
1-
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Mrs. Gramorcywll we have to scan-
omize, I suppose you'll procsod
alvs up the motor car? 1 1‘
11111 111111 11111
FOR SALE---0N EASY TERMS. A1
FOR sALs—oun nos co-nonsn‘
FOR SALE -_ lF‘lVE-YEAR~OLD -
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Sillillll Vl’lllllllli
Certificates iron Drought: lis-
qulrsd Under New Law
m
An opinion that will doubtless be of
interest to Nurwslk druggists has been
given by Attorney General John ii.
Light to the State Commission on
Pharmacy on the question whether a
person who applies for a drosslst's
liquor license to the county commls~
sinners, shall be required to obtain a
certificate from the Pharmacy Com-
mission to establish his suitability
within the meaning of the low. The
attorney general is of the opinion
that it is the duty 01‘ the county
commissioners to require lilo appli»
cunt to furnish ii ocrtitlcnte. The
opinion in full is as follow:
('(ili‘iilllrlillOii of Pharmacy, i-iorttord.
Conn.
‘ Gentlemen: You ask my opinion is
to whether the county commissioners
of such county may grunt a license to
sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors
to any druxglst who has not ohtullled
from the Connoission of Pharmacy
11 ccrtilicnle tiilitliifl that he is 11
pharmacist In good standing and is a
proper person to sell liquors under
all forms of n drngglst's license.
Chapter 174 oi the public acts or
i909 authorizes the county commis-
sioners of each county to license suit~
able persons to sell spirituous and in-
toxicating liquors: sud secllon iii of
chapter 2:16 01 the public acts of 1909
regulates granting of such liconues to
tlrugillsts. No person in “suitable,"
in the meaning of tho law, who has
lulled to qualify himself for 1; license
by obtaining from the Commission of
Pharmacy the certificate required by
section 2 of chapter 2M 0! the public
ucl’diof 191]. r
plltrhnls for llcanssto ucll spirituous
an intoxicating liquors under any
lorm of n drllggl‘st‘s license shall, he;
tore mulling application tor such li-
cense to sell liquors, serum from the
Commission of Pharmacy 11 certifi-
cute slitting than the applicant is a
pharmacist. in good standing and is
also 11 proper person to. soil, under
all torms of n druguisl's license.
liquors nut to be drunk on the prom-
ises." This is ll police regulation in
tho interest, of the general public. and
its purpose is to prevent improper
persons from obtaining a druggist's
license to sell liquors. The practice
of pharmacy is linden the regulation
and control of the Commission of
i’lulrulhcy. and the Legislature evlv
1dontly considered such commission
better able to deride whether any
‘1 pllnrnlarlst licenscd by it is it suitable
or proper person to sell liquor under a
druggisl's license.
Many of the enactments of our
liquor laws were sopnrutcly mode. but
they must be treated us having torm~
cd in the minds oi the ennctlng body
parts ol’ a connected, whole. and be
taken together and construed as one
system. though they only not rotor
to each other.
it has been held that. where one
statute is added to sno1her statute on
the same subject, without. repealing
any part of it, the provisions 0! both
must be construed together.
Pearce vs. Atwood. 13 Moon. 324.
”an:
Van Riper v‘s. Essex, P. R. Board.
38. N. J. L. 23.
Therefore‘l nm oi the opinion that
it is the duty of the county commis-
sloncrs or each, county to refuse to
grant a license to any drugslst under
section 19 of chapter bill of the pub
he acts of 1909 until such applicant
has obtained from the Commission of
'Phhrmacy the certificate required by
section 2 of chspter 261 0! no pub-
ilciactd' of 1911.
It would be 11 convenient practice
fol-tho county commissioners to re-
‘qulro all applicants for license to soil
spirituous and intoxicating ”‘ liquors
under the form at a d-ruuist's license
to state in their applications that they
had scoured. from the Commission of
Pharmacy the certificate required by
sold sistuto.
Respectfully submitted.
John H. ‘Llonr.
, ‘Attdrboy General.
GUHPRIQBD‘VINTRILOQUIST.
"The biggest surpris‘s‘l ever got in
my business," said a Ventriioquist who
was recently performing in Columbus.
“was in England when playing at a
little theater in the outskirts of mm
don. ‘
“When i came out on the stage _i
threw nly voice up in the rafters and
inquired. 'What are you doing on
there?" To my surprise a small voice
answered, “1 came here to soc the
people and hosr the music: ‘Vory'
weil,‘ sold I. .‘stsy. there and don’t let
any one see you!
"The: 1 bond to the audience solid
mu.
it. is there. provided that "all 1111- .
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PROBATE SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Noyes
Whereas. written application has
eon made by the Connecticut Com-
sny, to us, the Selectmen of the Town ;
f Norwalk, to accept and adopt its'bfifled upon the tariff board’s.
plan entitled “The Connecticut Com‘
puny. Norwnlil Lines, Proposed Exten-'
sion of Ryan's Turnout. on Wiluon1
Ave. and Meadow 8L, lltlorwaiit. Conn.
Scslcdl lénlctowwh 11., F131)" 1912, Alpiillll'committeo meets today. Mr. Hi
prove . . .. 0 star, nginecn’iun- will robabl make a s , ’
dor which plan it is proposed to the! p y big pooch u
tend the present turnout of said Con-
necticut Company on Wilson Avenue .“p'
11111118“ hMe‘h'l‘dowliftffil lln the
‘ty 0 out orwo . w 0 Dan icai Com an , Hart r ‘
has been presented to us and is on 11191 p y m d’ did not a“
in our cities.
We hereby give notice that we will
hear ssid Connecticut Company and
all other“ person’s! intofgstod ahergigi,
atouro co..n orws ,ont02 h .
dsyol March, 1912;111 2 o‘clock in the w.. “notary “Br'd‘WM'
lttornoon, when and where all per-
sons are nodded to appear not! be
orwsik. Msroh 83, 1912. .
ALFREDIAVIBON. ..
JAMES A. BROWN,
~ JOHN DEVINE.
‘Undor and pursuant to an ord
the Court of Probate tor the DI
of Norwalk authorising him thereunto.
the subscrmor hereby offers forums
all such right. title and interest as
George A. Wilsou,'iats oi Norwulk. in
said District. deceased. had at the
time of his decoaao, in and to tho lol-
lowin'g described motorists, to wit:
All that certain tract of real estate
situated in said Norwslk ht Rowsyton,
in quantity tour and one-half sci-esp
bounded northerly by land of tho Nor-
waik lnvostmonttio. snd loud of An-
drew lsilocll; easterly by land formerly
of John Vincent: southerly by highway
coiled 'Wllson road, 11nd westerly by
land oi the Norwslk investment 00.,
and land of Andrew ’lilloclt, with the
buildings thereon. ‘
il’or particulars and term! apply to ‘
ll 0. OGDEN.
thunderousnonprofit-Columbus Dil- , . ~
.. .» Admtnllmtoh
“a
~ ‘Gl‘lmo‘rcy—J should any n
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SUBSTITUTE.
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1839. was n‘sdustod fro
,rhm's nothing but Vststs‘snlsn. st Col m 1339, on 1W
hm or roll your and nothing " ’1 ‘1 ‘
WASHINGTON. March 22. ‘
Democrats’ plan to pass their old
tariff bill was not so big snow
as will be the Republicans't'su '
Representative Hill and other ..
1bors of the Republic“ subcommi; ‘
will present the substitute when.
ftho measure when the House things ‘
w. A. White. oi'.hevhlastern10iufl~
fy before the finance committee, m
tel-tidy. but Marion Dorian pro,
against the chemical bill in bellow
the American Gramophone. Gompw
rosusn much or tour
HOWELL. Mum. March 32.
F. Richardson. former buyer of
all. and stats sonstor in II?
. Selectmen. todsy. Ho unborn in d‘
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