‘3 Take home a“ §§
package‘of our
' Home-made '
CANDY
i .: Something different every day. 1:
THE.“ near or BAKERY
Paooucrs
F. A. LANE
51 Washington “not,
60ml: Nov-walk
n3l1c2l§lfafisjatw I I l I I I
Court Narruk. N0. 58. Foresters ' of
America will hold a regular meeting
this evening.
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Cockenoc Tribe, No. 32, l. 0. R. ill..
will hold a regular weekly business
meeting tomorrow evening.
‘.-
George Mitchell, the Wall street
furniture dealer, is spending the day
in New York city on business.
F. E. Dooliwood & Company deliv-
ered a line Mack truck to J. C. Jack—
son, of Wilton. yesterday afternoon.
Kaboom Encampment, No. 9, l. 0.
0. lift, will hold a bimonthly meeting
in the hall in Wall street this evening.
Court Cecile. No. 105. Daughters of
in the clubhouse in West avenue
evening.
The Pai‘nters' and Decorators Un»
ton will hold its somi-monudy business
meeting this evening in the Labor Ly-
ceum. in Washington street.
...-—
.0! Liberty. will hold its semi-monthly
’ business mmoeting this evening in its
rooms. inWashington street.
Frederick Godfrey continues confin
ed to his home with his sprained left
hip. Hols improving last but is not
yet able to resume his duties
The weekly business meeting
‘ Olive Branch Lodge. No. 19. Knights
.2 of Pythias. will be held this evening
in the rooms. in South Main utrect.
.‘George Reynolds will lead the pray
, annealing in the East Avenue Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. this evening.
‘ .2“, confounds in Brocklyn.
. The Wbmn’s Christian Temper-
altos Dillon will meet at the home of
lint «Robert Thompson, 64 First
Lstrltlot. Friday. March 29. at 3 oclock.‘
M interested in temperance work are
. ”loom.
' ~0nr “just to get acquainted” offer.
'.' want you to know us. and offer you
'.' opportunity to not acquainted with
fir prices, thereby a saving to you on
r requirements. Hardwood floors.
lug. everything in the carpenter
" . .Oall as on. Phone 1082. St.
will exam.
__mmw_m.m.u- -
5Castlle, will hold a regular meeting;
this
.is explained. instead of by the former
Banner Council, No.°5i, Daughters'
of
{fin the absence of Rev. w. w. mules
PAGE & SHAW
. Boston
The Candy of Excellence
01.00 par pound
F. H. IAXTBR.
Aganl for Town of Norwalk
Anderson’s launch Works
Launches and Boats
cl all kinds promptly built. Boats
for sals. All kinds of rspalrlnp
givsn spacial stuntlon.
Oyster lhsll Point. Norwalk
STEEL TRUST MAKES “TOUCH." i
"...—......-
Borrows $30,500,000 From Its Friends
J. P. Morgan.
NEW YORK. March 28.-Tlle stool
trust has borrowed 830. 600. 000 from J.
P Morgan & Company to be used in;
extending its plants and increasing its{
working capital. The loan was mallet
on 5: per cent. bonds including 315.!
000, 000 secured on the lndinna Steel
Plant at Gary. lnd., “0.000.000 on the
Loraine Stool Plant at Loraine. 0..
and $5,500,000 debentures o! the ilii
nois Steel Company.
in the oillcinl explanation of the
transaction it is stated that 320.000.000
will be spent ' for extensions of proxy
crty generally and the remainder used
for workllg capital and to keep the
cash on ihand up to the amount shown
ill the beginning of the calendar year.
This money in raised in this way. ll.
method of appropriating it from the:
net earnings.
SUIT DIOMlOOED.
Those papers which a week or two
ago hastened to announce that Mrs.
Julia Watts Morris Curtis inlwrcncc.
of New York, bud brought suit against
Judge Elmore 8 Banks of Fairneld,
her conservator. should now state!
that once more, the court of New
iYork has turned her down its incom
potent. The suit is dismisttod.n as sin
feral others have been before. The
woman is known to be an lnebrlatc
or at least it has been so testified in "
court. and Judge Banks is her conser-
i valor and has been for y.enrs Mrs.
[Lawrence is in contempt of court in
this state and she can not no relief
until she appears in the courts of (You~
necticut, and submits to their juris-
diction. ln about six moahta from
now expect another cock-and. buli‘ dis
patch from Fairneid. Bridgeport or
New York, saying ‘.Hrs thwreacs has
ill-Ought another suit. Meanwhile
Judge Banks will go on about his“
business as mush—Middletown Sun.
New Store, A
New Goods
612 DREBOERO. ............ 3.7.43
415 DRESSERS ...............310.33
$193RES§ER8 ...............613.49
M. L. ROSEN.
What will
yOur
2 EaSter Suit Be
: Made to Order or Ready Made?
-»=222;.»..l.n Take your choice-and come here for either.
BUT—ii it's to be “made
1,. x
l
V'b‘t it out for you
v i
. (y‘aiy‘lll‘l'
You see, we conduct our "merchant tailoring" business .
along didcrcnt lines from the exclusive tailor. We avoid his {
to order" we must havc- -your a 2
older within the next few days, else we won't have time to
big expanse of exclusive rent. large stocks. dullness most of 5
the year, so we are able to offer values which he cannot. ‘It's
' utterly impossible for anytallor in The Norwalks to give the E i
value“ in “made to order" clothing that we can. '
SUITS OR TOP COATS. 3:6 to 645.
Your Easter Hat-«a Wilson Velfclt—is here, $4.00.
TWO 6TOREB:
NORWALK
lacuna
Pililiiii BEHIRE
”liliHlliH Willis
Bankrupt: Trustee Sass Wits
anl‘arnlsr Alloying That
Transisrs Were Made
illegally
, llllulll liiiil. _
than] iliiillll
Z 3 lists lam Railroad is Deten-
d'asl in Two Actions—Nor-
ma Ian Alleges
Fraud
t
anDGEPonT. March win-Two un~
usual suits were tiled in the superior
court yesterday by William B. Board-
man. trustee of the bankrupt estate of
David Apsicin. The suits are directed
againlli Mary Apstolh. the wife of Du-
vid. and her brother. Samuel Noteclt.
it seems by the pleadings that David
Apstoln took out certain letters patent
‘ 5. on a talking machine, and puncture
Fresh Caught Roe and Buck Shad
Spanish Mackerel. Cod. Halibut.
ened Long Clams. Long and Round Clams in shell. fiscal-
01‘; Nothing but Grecnport Oysters.
large
laps. els.
baking. Other kinds of Fish.
LONG lSLAND ESCALLOPS ......
GERMAN CARP ............
...-ul-..
Haddock. Flatfish, extra
Gosling Clams for
........ . .......... .....Scht.
...................... ..10cpound
Cutbill’s Bridge F 183 Market.
TELEPHONE “I.
...»...m ...—......
The most original and best se-
lected stock of
EASTER CARDS
BOOKLETS
LETTERS
POST CARDS
and Otbsr BOUVENIRB
POST CARDS, 6 tor 5c, 3 for do.
2 for be and 50 each
1.1: Mallette
FRII DILWIRY»
Regulating
How often we sea a person who
would be really attractive were it not
that ugly or protruding tooth make
him almost repulsive. it is unfortun-
ate for one to go through life handl-
callbad in this way. when a little care
given in childhood would remedy it so
easily.
My manner at treating these cases
embraces all the. latest methods and
most approved appliances. thus giving
the best results with the least pos-
sib‘io discomfort to the patient. it
ll" child has irregular teeth bring
h m in and lot one tell you what can
bs_donc
“Diwmulmion free.
...l H. MALLERY
D16 loath lain at... South Norwan
Hours: a a. m. to s p. I.“ oun-
days-by annotation! only.
Louis Gross
Ladies’ Tailor
259 State Street
Bridserort cm
ALTERATION. OF ALL KIND.
L
16 [LY AVINUI. \
» An‘l‘lnport‘allt ma improvement in
‘ w York stats in which many people
“1,360.0!” upon a state billlway
Wimp ‘Plalns in Westchestor
botanical“ will be the ”beam-4
SOUTH NORWALK
m scorn NORWALK
radar coaaaav
“355T‘!ET"
nous courdav la cusses
which require less pressure to hold
than colds nose. Mat is the valus
of .o'nrflowvbridss “analyst" m
glasses. Tbsp arc superior to oil-
sv finger plsco mountings becausc
they have a rigid clip and- hold the"
lenses Itraisllt bolors tbs ma.
We rive you the cervical or an.
occult and an Optician and charts
lot the all-ll. only
THAMER
Oculiataand
7 22‘Datsbllshsddn Yam
0m Saturday Evenings. .
' Will”. for Mill".
plugs for automobile tires. etc. in
May. 1007, suits for infringement were
brought against him by Donia Schwab.
of East Orange. N. J.. Robert. W.
Sampson. of Westmonl. Canada, and
Frank M. Stevens. of Rutherford, bl.
J.. and they won their. cum and secur-
ed judgment against Mr. Apstcin for
over $5.th0. which judgments were
confirmed on an appeal. The judg-
ments were never lliltlfiflfid. '
Mr. Apsteln went into bankruptcy
last December and Attorney Board
man was appointed trustee. The iat-
tcr found in the inventory that Ab
stain had properly listed at $1,575,
but “of daubtfnl value." with liabili-
tiell» of 87.000. of which the legal
Judgments formed the greater part.
.But Trustee Boardxnau also found
that. during the litigation against Mr.
inlaw. course. if then
the claims or the creditors.
pose of hindering the dual
ment or the estate.
Auto Collision Salt. ’
bile. 80 docs Michael
pleas court. The cause of the litiga-
tion occurred October 14. 1911.
machines. with their respective own.
era, were on East Main street. Bridge
part. and proceeding In the same di-
roctiou, tandem fashion. That is. ac;
cording to the complaint. Mr. Bob-
stoch'a machine “was just ahead. and
occupying the left center of the road."
The plaintiff alleged that he wanted
to out ahead. and so "looted" in the
language 0: the road. and the auto
mobile. Just as the plaintiff m
shooting ahead. to the loft of the ma-
chiao in front of him. Mr. Robstock'a
machine also turned to the loft, and
womanly made [or Berkshire avenue.
Tbs plaintll avar- thst its did every
thing to‘avold a collision. but the
crash was unavoidable. and his car
was danlmd "6‘ worth. Damages
lla- mo are saltsd in tho papsm
To In. Rlilmd. ,.
John 14mm. 13'! Gilbert street.
Bridgeport. has lilod notice of his in-
tandsd lull. What the New Yofl.
Now Kavsn' and Harlan-d Ballrosd
no was cal-5
plum at tho might books. He was
inland last October by falling
between ills platform and a car, and
the injury to his spine has produced
accruals. .'V »
2 Action for Osman».
Missing that ho was induced to in-
v'sst the sum of 88.600 in the stock ‘ol
» » tbs Norwalk Consolidatod Auto cola-
. pan, by Mao and mislead!“ W
notations Charla- Bull. In. or lilac;
' .. walk. has broom action tor
i. m! in tho «momma
5; 'l‘ilsodou I. 01m; John w. Bolt
,- till!
1 cm”
inclination-waits“
Hanna. «pariah; «his:
mmmmuflmfloflmm
”stimuli: “Within"
an 5 2 m
Apstein ho had transferred certain :-
nstent letters to his wits and brothcr- ..
is any '*
val’ua to‘thenl they should be a part .7
of the assets of the estate to satisfy i.’
Trustee '2
Boardman asks that the court anaul .3
the transfers. He also alleges that II
the transfers were made for the pan :5
settle- --
George P, McKee owns an autumo- ':
Robsiook. "
Both man live in Bridgeport. Mr. Mo ‘5‘
Koo has brought action for damages --
annual Mr. Robstocll in the common ’
Both "
rbosrd. of rolls! dldrsdnoo the value
_lnin'rls5s for which abs salts 32.000. The“
Cut- Price Sale at
BECKMANN’S
MAGNOLlA 0R CLOVER MILK,OAN ......................... 10¢ ,
': ARMOUR'8 PURE LEAF LARD, POUND ..129
":. 7 CAKES LENOX SOAP FOR ................ ............ 259
-‘6 CAKES OZONE OR FELB NAPTHA SOAP ..... . ......... 250 j.
14" :FIG NEWTONS
'-' i.- naslscos
1:5“- "cusses: saunwmuas
EZNATlONAL BISCUIT 0038 CRACKERO BELOW 008T.
QFUJ 70' a pk
8V3 Ind 85 WABHINOTON 6T.
..........
MERRILL
Begins April lst
Enroll Now.
South Norwaik
A F. Beckmann & co."
PHONE 440
SPRING TERM
Stamford
SOUTH NORWAL
COLLEGE
Books and Stationery Free
Port Chester
1:1
Rock
Telephone 760
mnwi
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,I a.I s.s.l,sasls,a, , _
FINAL MAP OF
(Formerly Board’s Rocks)
READY APRIL 29th
. TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE
Only One First Choice
Many will write for these maps but the one who gets first choice will
MD. RANDALL
Ridge
South Norwalk
. d . . . . . .
I,I,I,I.a.w ...,s,
OOUTI'I NOR
The Batch 8; Bailey Company
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything.
Telephony, 46.
WALK. CONN.
BEAVER
plaster and wall-paper.
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for-lath and
It is susceptible of an infinite variety
or artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope tor individual, pmfenncnt and taste. We are agents
and keep a largo supply on‘iiand. ‘
BOARD.
my, .. .. ...- ...-...r . ...—..—
on him he asks the court to compel
the defendants to retain his money.
Socks Dillon's.
Emma Beardsley Wildman, oi
Bridgeport, has brought action of ill
vorcc from Abram Wildmnn. also of
that city. in which intolerable cruelty
is alleged. The couple were married
in l895. and have one child. which the
pinlntllf asks for.
Asks deuccd Amour.
died application in the superior court
yesterday. asking that the asaosamcpt
vitae of the Marsh property in Broad
street at $13,000 be reduced. The
lion $1,000. but Eiccutor Chamber-
lain alleges that the valuation is still
neatly in excess of‘bts value of the.
property. in his pics for further re-
duction its cites soverl reasons why
tho property is over. valued.
W! “M Dumas-s.
Julia B Shepard ol Bridgeport. has
brought action. in the superior court
against the New-York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company for
plaintii! was at the station at South
Kant to board a irgin on January 4.
bits hays that by mason of the faulty
station platform. the poor light. sic.
thlst‘whsnsbsattsmptsd tdatepons
visual» car abs loll between it and
the mom. On scoops: of bar in-
links she asks for “.000 «muss.
W
Boll“? MOLCOT A Oltlllb‘d
couch.
l‘n‘s roultlia Wells»? mm
has obsilsnlsd tits 2 similar: at
...... ...2.
John C. Chamberlain, executor of;
the will of the late William E. Marsh.‘
.........
Local Physicians Confer With
Health once..- and Dr. 1 ‘
NAUGATUCK. March 28-— ‘
cases of smallpox developed ‘2
day. bringing the total up to twol
with two .suspected cases still u~-
surveillance. The new cases are. ‘.ll
the others. confined to adults
lovening tlhe old hose company it
was converted into an isolation ll
pita]. Two oi the cases that, (lav
oped were in advanced stages. N
of the cases bowaver. are comb ‘
more than mild forms of WV
case.
2 A conlcrsnce of local placid
was held yesterday afternoon ‘
dresses were made by
Townsend, of the state -
health. County Health one: H'
of New Haven. and Dr Kiln
Waterbury. Dr. Townsend ad
scan. .
in New "Haven today it was.
that there would be no it
fromV the onions. of the N
on of two new twin screw 5‘ .
be operated between Norm: . ,
New York city by tho Grind
the summer season. Tbs New _
road obtained a monopoly‘of
lVosolssysal-aasoanditha » V
bssn'a ‘uroscicovsnus 2
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