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PAGE‘d. SHAW
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The Candy of Excellence.
01.00 per sound
F. ii. lAX‘l‘lR. '
Agent to. Yawn of Norwalk
Something different every day
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THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUGTB
.F. A. LANE
" ninth”
. .. . . ._. . [a [film-Jag); c‘... u a a a
:: of all lslnds promptly built. seats
Anderson's LaunchWorks ..
Launch» and Boats
for sale. All kinds of repairing
liven spacial ammo».
Oyster Mull Point. "walk
Clarence In Byxbee of Cedar street!
has been spending a few days in New
Haven.
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‘Wllliam Caddell. of Smith street,
has been granted a pension of $30 a
month. .
A ilorlst's shop has been opened in.
the Flynn building in Railroad name
by Anthony C. Cuneo.
Harry W. Mather has been award-
ed the contract for the construction
of the contagious hospital at the
town farm in Norwalk. The con-
tract price was $785.
Misses Etta and Mary Finn, of Nor-
walk, last~week received the sad news
of their mother's death in England a
few days ago. The young ladies were
planning to return home this summer
to visit their mother, who suddenly
passed away.
Lincoln Council, Order of United
Amaricsn Mechanics, members ‘will
observe the thirtyninth anniversary
of its organization next Friday eveu-
ing. The, affair will be an elaborate
one. Banner Council, Daughters of
Liberty, will attend.
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F. M. Taylor, of Harbor avenue, who
has been extra telegraph operator on
the Long llaland railroad and located
“at Wontbury for some time, has no.
contact a similar poaltion with the
New York Central railroad, and will
’ commence his duties Monday.
Contractor F. B. Gregory is com-
pleting three houses on Newtown
avenue for Mrs. Margaret Claude.
smith Brothers have the mason work)
and the Heating and Plumbing Com l
puny, of Norwaik. the plumbing. Each
house is arranged for one family.
, The foundation for the block on
-lWamlngtqn street for F. C. Becker
has been. completed. H. W. ”Mather
has the contract, the Heating and
‘A’lumhiug Company, of Not-walk. doing
. the plumbing. The building one plan-
‘ned by Architect nem- s. Morohouse,
of South Norwalk.
Annular ozonoo damages has been '
brought in the Superior Court by the
Union savings Bank. of Danbury,
. against Edward J. . Weloh, of New
York. it is alloyed that on February
' 15. 10lil,Weloh owed the bank 518, 000
, and that property in Damien was mort
will to hours the note and that the
mhssnotbsonpsid Helen 0.1m-
. of New York, to whom a deed of
“property wasgiven some time ago,
bean out in as defendant.
H ‘msl findplpb Knippei. of Elmwood
molded a number or
i“ ,‘Frlday afternoon, the oc-
are served the ladies present.
wfli‘s. hum Schmidt, Mrs.
Iholiday with a coiillion night. Dancing
Refresh- ‘ I
Henry Keaton, a former well known;
Norwalk basketball player, has been
spending a few days bore
Miss Hattie Fouris, of Passuic, New,
Jersey, is the guest of her grandmotii i
or, Mrs. Jennie M. Ferris, of Wont utte-
nue. ‘ '
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'l‘ho Bays' Athletic Club, of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
will hold another athletic meet this
evening.
Mrs. Mary Wollnstenningn, of llrew.
stern. New York, is the guest of Mr.
and Mr‘ ‘Edward Cunningham, of
Lowe shoot.
The entertainment commltioc of
Opbir Chapter, Order of the Eastern
Star,'will hold a locating this evening
in Masonic Hall banquet room.
T, 1. Raymond has gone to New
London to attend the. bouquet of the
Connecticut Tide Water Coal dlenlers'
Association, of which he is treasurer.
Mranlrving Byington, of Westpori
avenue, will entertain the Vbiuutecr
Circle, of King’s Daughters, of the
Norwallt Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow evening at '8 o'clock.
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Thorn were only three sales of real
estate in Norwallt inst wank, with
mortgages of $5.850. For the third
week in March, 1911, there were live
sales of property. and mortgages of
$6,900.
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The dancing class of Professor W.
Gilbert Nowell will mark the closing
or its very successful season nost‘Wed‘
'will be enjoyed from 8 to 10:45
o'clock.
Many of the potatoon now being can
sumed in this city are imported from
liu‘ope, many of them coming from
Scotland. With the increasing scarci-
ty of potatoes further rise in prices l8
looked for.
New Store. .
New Goods
$12 DRESSER! ............. .3 7.49
‘15 DRESSER! .............. $10.99
$19 DRESSERS ...............Q $15.49
M. L ROSEN,
15 ELY avenue.
scum uonwam
Bilillflll Willi
. druggiat will keep your entire homily
mm.
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The Million iii cm units W
hays Hudson Muslim. oli~
iouanasa or sick stomach.
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It is more neoaosary that you Keep
your Howell, Liver and stomach clean
pure and fresh than it is to keep the
sewers and drainage of a large city
free from obstruction. ‘
Am you keeping clean insido‘yith
Cameraman merely forcing a 980-
smway every law days wtth salts.
cathartic pills or canto: oil? This is
important. ‘
Casoarets immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach, remove the
sour. undigested and fermenting food
and foul gases; take the moss bills
from the mm and carry out of the
system the daemon-ed om latter
and poison in the iniostiuas and
bowels.
No odds- how badly and W you
feel. a Cascaret millit will «wanton
you out by morning Tho work will!»
you sleep. A ill-cant has but your
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feeling good for months. Boot tor-
get the children-Alton iittlo lulu!
need a good, gentle cleansing too. '
“N”... w... up
The South blonalk local. Socialist
Party, is schoduied to hold/its soni-
monihiy meeting this evening.
The weekly dsuca of linens Red
Map was bold Saturday evening in the
Wigwam in Washington atreot. The
affair was isrgoiy attendod and all
Wm.~..-~mw M...
Val-dict of ”045, Returned in Suit}
, During the
" lectures on “Modern ethics and Theo
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ACTON BET. JUDGMENT.
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Against Lelils M. Gray.
in the Common pious court, civil
side laat‘woek. the Jury came in with
s.- mm oi: , in favor of
months“ ” Ctr annually in its
suit against Mill! M. may of bill
ford. The case came to the court
in an appeal by the dofaodaut from
a decision in the justice court which
allowed $92.15. The bill was for re-
psiring an automobile. The dc»
fcnso claimed that tho plainiifl
agreed to do certain work for :15 and
that the machine did not require any
other repairs. This the piaintlft coni-
pflly denied.
ALUMNI an: 70 unit,“ AT
YALE DiVINlTY ECHOOL.
The third annual conference or
clonal and violators of Connecticut
will he held at the rain Divinity
sobool, New Haven. on Holiday, Tues-
15, is, r: and 18 mi. The annual
dinner on Monday evading will be ad»
dressed by seven dimer: of Pro-
testant denominations including main
Brewaror of Conauciiout W
diocese. The general discussion on
Tuesday will be on the problems of
the city church, anion Thursday up
ion the problems of the countryvcburou.
conference the union
Beecher lectures on “The Preacher.
his life and work," ,will be delivered
by iltov. .l. H. .lowatt, sad the Taylor
logical Reconstruction," by Prof G. K
Smith of Chicago Theological Semi»
am.
A man seldom lam his time
present enjoyed a very ploasant ova-
ning.
TELEPHONE in.
‘aster
The most original and best se-
lected stool: of
EASTER CARDS ,
BOOKLETS
aLETTERS ,
POST CARDS
.. and Other SOUVENIRS
roar maps, a for he, 3 for he,
2 fbr 5c and So each ”
,‘J. I. ’Mailette
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Louis Gross
Ladies’ Tailor
259 State Street
ALT‘ERATWNO 0f , ALI. KINDS
mm! M M-
of an lumbar-l»
by tinkering with his which.
Frost] Cauhi Roe and Buck Shad
Spanish Mackerel, Cod, Halibut, Haddock. Fiatfish, extra
large opened Long Clams. Long and Round Clams in shell. Escah
lope, Eels. Nothing but Greenp
baking. Other kinds of Fish.
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
In II QIUVIRV.
Bridgeport, Conn.
ort Oysters. Gosling Clams far
Artificial Teeth
A nailiittin; set of teeth is better
than a poor set of natural ones if the
teeth are so much diseased that they
cannot be saved. they hm better out.
as such teeth impair the general
health; food cannot be properly mus-
tioatcd and prepared for the stomach
if the teeth are aching. tender and
“lll‘ilkfin. 1’ am especially pmpared to
most the demands of iiaivroofod and
sonailive mouthsnand those who are
using teeth made by the can testify
to their serviceable uualiiics.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
18 South Hall St. South Non-1k
' Hours: ii a. m. to s p. in. ‘sun-
days it! summon! only.
day. Wodnosdsy and rum“. April ,
. the coming summer.
WLSTPORT
SAUGATUCK
Mr. and Mrs. ”Daniel B. B
spending a low days in . ew
city.
diey arc
Polar Hanson has broken «ground
for a new house on his proptrey in
Bosevillo.
A dinner party was given at the
ohme of Mrs. F. N. Taylor, on Wed-
nesdny evening,
lasso 8. Brown. of New London, who
has boon spending a few days in town,
has "turned to his home.
Dr Frededok‘fiulnnd has returned
to his businesa in New York. after via-
itlng in town for a few days.
ll”. Prank Its." of lblew York
bolus ontortained at the home of her
cousin, Mrs. .losoph Mayors, in this
town.
Is- and Mrs. Frank Baldwin and
daughior, Maris. have: gone to Boston.
when they will be guests of relatives
for the next few days
Tho docorators hale finished their
work on the E '1‘ Bedford plum» on
building has men in the hands of or.
out decorators for the past month
and the house is now in readiness for
The second of three men's meetings
has held yesterday in the Holy 'l‘rin»
lty Episcopal Church. where the fifty-
four present listened to a highly in-
teresting and learned address by Rev.
Kenneth Mackenzie. Next Sunday the
last of the three will be held.
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Joseph Albin, who has been orcu
vying the. "stone cottage“ in Main
otreut and Washington avenue, has
moved into the Mrs. Dora Halter
house, on Burr street. Tho cottage left
vacant by Mr. Albln will he occupiod
by Rev. f_.evi W. Holmes and family at.
for the Methodist conference in April.
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Aftcr chasing all about Bridgeport
in an endeavor to locate ills party.
Deputy
ings Thursday night upon Mrs. Agnes
property owned by Mrs. Kinney, iocat
ed in Southport.
honor of Miss Margaret Sioarnu‘ elev
outh birthday. The. ten guests played
games and had a jolly good time. after
eat.
of many pretty gifts from her friends.
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Much of the office furniturc and ii»
tures were saved Tron: the tire which
destroyed the Bradley are factory in
Weston. and those fixtures are now
being transferred to the new oilice oi
THAMER
OCULIBTS AND OPTICIANS
arm. monotonic ’
The humour of our patrons who
are so well satisfied that they
ARE TELLING THIMI Minnow
“Se claim much and on “tasks
800 u
Comm and satistaciion guaranteed.
87 Atlantic are. Mainland. con».
Eatab ahod 15 years
Eyes examined by envenomed ,
the company which was recently open
all in Makiyn. The salvage consists
of novorlil doalt's, chaira, notes, etc.
The Bradley Axe Company are now
ready for business: at the Brooklyn
onion, They expect to rebuild their
factory here soon and have made“-
rangumouis whereby they can more
from their present location so noon no
the new factory is completed. No
'dolihibo date has yot hon not [or the
creation of their new building.
on the work of putting the Coley
bridge, which was washed away a
few weeks ago by the breaking of a
Open Saturday Evenings
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Local mliiiiim‘h ,
hear that contain in!
order that people
.stl'plm. a foot bridao has been built
.‘t‘siiiporariiy. and is serving those in '
the northern part of the town in that
-- way. Just what will be done about
I the matter has not been made known
boast artillery’.’ ,
h“ ”Ml" W Woodward My . ”
dambaok into pillow The bridge is
still ssnrailiundrod toot down the
stay there for some time to come. in
may cross the
but it is thought maintaining will
which is aoheduled to take place wini-
in the next two wanna. When the
bridge nrli washed away. its location
”my in vlow. .
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straits
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the shore road. The interior of the
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Sheriff iii. R. Ellwood, of _,
Fairficld, bcrved foreclosure proceed- :A
history. brought by the Weatport Saw 7;
lugs ban-it. Toe luroolosciro is upon f
A party was given Wednesday in ,j
which they all sat down to a table ;
spread with all sorts of good things to
Miss Margaret was thoraclpieni "
There has been nothing none yet
stream from its foundation and may
b0 ssidat the next town “mommy
could not, be found out but since the
stream in... lowered considerably it is
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Fine Old Port or Sherry Wines
Per Gallon $1
REGULAR $1.50 VALUE
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South Norwalk Port Chester A
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridge
(Formerly Board's Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
' TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
/. Only One First Choice
Many will write (or these maps but the one who gets first choice will
Telephone 760 South Norwalk “
M. D. RANDALL ‘
The Hatch 8: Bailey Company
IOUTH HORWALK. CONN.
Lumber and MiilWork for Everything
Telephone. 46.
BEAVER BOARD"
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a. subatim for lath and
plantar and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety
of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a'
wide scope for individual prefermunt and taste. We are axon
and keep a large supply on hand.
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Fresh County Eggs, per doz.,
FINE TABLE BUTTER. per pound”
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to bars LAUNDRY SOAP
7 pounds LAUNDRY STARCHH ............. . . . .
acansGOLDCROSSMILK.......‘.. ......... ,
3 cans CONDENSED MILK ...... ............ . ."afiol
Fancy New Bermuda Potatoes and other Fruits and Vegetables
A LARGE ABSORTMENT OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Til 1234-3. 22 SOHTH "A
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m. Coarse ill. Bishop. who is now
in bond Island. During his pastorate
he has, worked untlringly for the, Ear not. the struggle noughtu »
church which is manifest by its excel-i. . The 181“" 311d the wounds lilo ’
lent spiritual and financial conditions. The enemy faihts not, ‘nor ,1" ‘ ‘
He is not only a good pastor, but he. And as things have bean,
is a good business man and the com-l "maln-
bluntion certainly works well.
STRCWNG.
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if hopes were dupes, fears nib
liars: ' '
it may be, in your smoke call
Your comrades chase eon
fliers.
And, but for you, possess the
The monthly meeting of the Young
Men‘s Society was held Friday 'evening
at tho heinoof Wilbur F.1d. Preston.
After concluding tho usual business
of the society. those present listened
to notably .mierostins address by the
instructor. i. 0. million, sitar which
that. A. (l Wilton aliens of the nos.
sibliitiaa of Milt s W and halit-
H “A“ “In“ “of ill! Wfl‘
For whilo the tired w
brushing, ‘
been: here no painful than
For m, through crooks and,
.in that its trot-h. Tbs members W“
cadmium: w my” at! W" ”'9‘“: Win! in in?“
mm games, sftonwllioh a line' ,
. ~ toad. in” bars I11. on him vim
, in"; Who ought comes,
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