A completo accountant in
Seersucker and
Guilt“ ‘Ciotli‘. at.
25c and 50c
E. K. BANKS
“aback-mo Hotol link,
it
i
Easter Post Cards.
Booklets and Lcttets, ,I
Now on Sale
WM. P. 313de
STATIONERY STORES
South Norwa‘lt and Not-walk
South Not-walk
Mid-dd-
W. F. DeKiyn, of Norwalk, is to co
ter at a wedding in New Canaan thin
afternoon.
Father McQuanc, of Noroton, will
be the prencher in St. Joseph‘s Church,
tomorrow evening.
w——~—o—o——
Miss Louise )1. Isfoster, of Reed
street, in coniincd to her home with an
attack oi‘ the toursilitis.
...—............._.
«Cones and Umbrellas. Oilirien'a.
Mrs. W. B. Bouton, of New Canaan,
wzm token to the Norwttllt Hortpitul,
Monday for treatment.
W... ..._..
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin licordt, of
South Ntuwullg Visited the week-end
with fiends in totvti.w».\’cw Vanuatu Atl-
\‘tll‘tiscr.
The meeting of the South Norwuih
(doctrinal cotnmiuuiounrnwhich was to
have been held lust owning was posts
poncd until next \l't‘t’ll.
The Wise of Andrews vs. the i‘ily oi"
smith Not‘wuik is ntz-hudtilod in coma.»
up inEthe court of Common Pious,
{Britlndporlfinrxt Tuesday. 9E. .
”0......— A.-w. 1w
Myron Merino and Mills Josephine
iliorltle, of New York, are the guest.
of Mr. illltl Mrs. A: W. Dreyiuiss,
this place during their Earner vttca
lion.
Mrs. J. 0. Frost and daughter isue
hol, of Springfield. are the guests of
Eugene
Mrs. {Ft-oath mother, Mrs.
Fauntleroy, of Elm street; for the Eas-
ter vacation.
M
" James Thomus'hatl returned to his
home on Burtin avenue New Canaan
'of South Norwalk.
The New Psychology class will mee
' High street, south Nor-walk. Al
~Nice Hats ior Easter. 0’ Ilrien' s.
. A large delegation from Ponasau
. Council, No.
.. I large class of Seaside Council b
c dogro team of Woodlawn Control
of New york. .
W
jlllt aw Hunter and he look
on know ’l"
tired fi‘octure. "
I bolts on the wool iniii’f revision hill in
of
9. after spending several weeks with
his brother-in-lnw, Alfred Benjamin.
9' on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
l the home of Mrs, Charles Hall of 35
monitors are requested to be present
1268, Royal Arconum,
. went to Bridgeport last evening to win
been the conferring of the degree on
The quarterly meeting of the Field
Club of the Mutual Life of New York.
in;- bold today in the Hotel Strut-
n Bridgeport. Char-lea D. Bring.
Elm moot. the local agent is
blld whom the matter with
”not, broke her come-
‘ "le” Catholic Bland
U SR
The turnout courtroom of Run every shown in thin .viclnlty
in to be neon hero and ot' prices that will nppul to the dim-im-
innting buyer. ‘
‘ WILTON VELVETO, AXMI‘NBTEM. IODY IIUIIILO. VIL-
VETI, TAPEBTRV lflUOBELO..FlIRE and OREX BUGS. from ”0
up to $45.00, that have never before been offered II. Inch low
prices:
A. J. COLLINS & COMPANY
WEATHER FORECAST.
Forxorwuili and vicinity: Fair and
E cqlder tonight; Sunday fair and warm.
or; moderate north and northenut
winds. The storm that was central
rapidly eastward and is now central
heat llnlitux, X. it piotiut'cd quilt!
hoary rain with loud llluttdctstotmu
llllll high winds nioug the Alluntic
coast. it is followed by on area or
high prcnsurc, now control over the
Lulu.» region. which. in producing.
pleasant wentitcr with low toniporn-
turns for tho salmon or the yourdn
the control and custom sections.
Moms of low prcsnuro, ouuuinu lilltlt'I-
timi \vtutthcr but not much prccipilu.
tion, are central ovoi' mum-stun illitl
Uilth.
My «0......
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
'i‘t-tmrternturo: Minimum. Lift; niuxl.‘
mum. Irbc l‘urtlv cloudy.
BETWEEN - HILL’
REILLY.
W l 1
Mr. Hill Simply Smile: at Charges and.
Mnkcc No ‘Reply. .~ i
W \SHINHTON, Mulch 30 w'I‘llo. do»
TiLT Anni;
i
the house youtcrtiny wort unlit cued bl
Rrprcsontin'tlvo Reilly ilmnocrot,‘ of
Connecticut. w ho Sllmph attacked his;
Republican colluuuiic,.llcproetmt ntutit 'ci
Hill. author oi‘ tho minority wool 1hr
iii moanuno. Mr. Reilly illlld that Mr.
Hill was until, to hate um hand in
tho framing of such legislation be-
cause he WW8 on ottlcer in the Norwollt
Woolen Mills company and had been
for yours.
‘His case is typical of that policy
of the Republican - party of putting;
. friends of the interests on the com»
mittoeu having charge or legislation
affecting those interests," staid Mr.
Reilly. "‘l have the highest respect
for triy colleague and do not condemn
him for holding stock in or for bolus
an oilicor of u woolen mill company»
i hope he owns stock in may. i
do contend, however. that he to
l
1
My, his case exemplifies the Re~
publicon :1le ‘let the tariff be re-
vised only by its friends.”
Mr. Reilly said the Norwuik mills
were shut down by the American
Woolen company which he lipid was
better known as the “Woolen 'l‘ruot."
lie intimated thnt the Norwuilt oom-
party had been abhorbod by the "trust"
and Ithat its officers “had been tulton
cure of.”
Mr Hill seated corona the aisle
from Mr. Romy, mottled throuhgout
the attack but made no reply.
onlsn'ricuo Lunatic.
Below in 3 lip of letter: romnlnlnn
uncalled for at a following pool all-
ool for no current won.
”1-.
South Nomllc
Sarah Bars, 88 Pino Si.
Mrs. H. Elites, 27 Cross St
Milo Domino ill. Bohemia tilts Fox ts
. Albert Burrow.
Mrs. Boby Daniela, Monitor: Hound
. limit Edward: -
Mrs. 0.1“. Minion. .
Windywtov Wt. can RM
5'
l,
yésicrday morning ovoi ()hio moved _
START YOUR CHICKS RIGHT
Bomclhl
' The success of your bro
Good for Young Chicko.
n. from the moment they are out of the
shell. depondu on the food you use. Bonnie Chick Fudn, home pro-
pared. are the kind you can depend on to make tine, hculthy {owls
and future sturdy layers. We one not only the best and cleanest ma-
terinla but we proportion our mixtures sciontlncttily, to provide for
the youngest chick as well no the full grown iowl. Only uwoot. hound.
cracked grains are permitted to go into our loodl. Bonnie Little
Chick Feed is not an experiment, but is something that has been
carefully tested, and there in nothing used that can not be fed clone
with periect safety Ronnie Chick Food contains the choicest Illi-
ported Milieu, line cracked clinrtoal, thoroughly dried and selected
grnlnn, such it! out meal. cracked wheat, cracked kamr, you, fine old
cracked corn, which combined. make a food bent adapted to produce
strong and vigorous chickens. MANUEL TORO HATCH.
First in qunlity, last in prico nlwuu in the minds of it: custom.
eranonnlo Homo Ground Food or norm, Cattle Ind Poultry.
o
BIT! IIIALL EPLAIS 'AIE'
room for ncklnz'for thin turnout in
memyc... ..... .. ............-,
..... Wmvwmwufip WWWMWMN
Saturday Specials
3 pound. MILK OR SODA ORAOKEHI .. . . . . . . . . . .
APPloVEB
(continued from um prise.)
posed to the DMD!!!“ turnout. and J.
B. Potter, of the company, was re-
Cilleltod to take up with hi: company . : fixcma’lxargnlg:g.0A78 ..... .. .
the udvlla’hmty of double "“3““: no II” .. ...................nun...»
umaowms...w..i............. 3m."“...3&i§i°$‘&‘s22“ ""'::"':::::::::::::.
Mll-"Wm"inform“the counciitbat Spacing" Mum
the comptny wished to provide for I Suck“.- “MINUTE-d TAPIOCA ..... .....
ten minute headway on the main line. gflotldu origami MINCE MEAT ........
Suw'mndem ,_ “more” 2811:2217“::::::::::::::::.t.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::.
ed in the intellect- of the Connecticut 2 u". can“ 9 .......... _
LEMON PEEL, CITRON
2 outrun» IHHEDDED WHEAT.
cool
Company, nation briotiy that the neo-
ovolulolocuco
South Main Itreot were to relieve the 25:33: £559 E"":::::::::j::::’ ""' Wm
contention and to provide frequent 3onnc“80UARl"lRAND MILK ...2212112.:12322323132331: ‘
and better service. :gtaf‘l‘zlg‘dflgggggggu ..............
ch33 «demon i... up“... a... "m sutummvmmeaoil::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::"‘::
in would not elknimle the other a calm wonv coup ............... ..
south Main atmt tumour. Mr. I’otv a cam LIFE IUOY so»
wi- mid that it w“ untor‘unate that 6 “k" ‘WEETHEART TOILET SOAP ................... . . . . .‘u .
South Main street was not double :32: £133.22; :g’gfilgoszap """"""""""""""
tracked. . The present south mm s mo... GOLD ousT ...... . ....:::::::::::::::: """"""" i”
direct turnout is necessary by reason 6 packages OZONE. POWDER .
of the mfil‘lllll of the blast avenue 6 Plcklflll KIRKMAN'O POWDER ....... J ....... o. ....... ..«..e-
llne (with the trucks in that street; 6 ssgikatgcsggegfsgagowoafl ““““ . """"""" 25°
The n... turnout is situated a; n... lawman om: ...:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::‘:::""§3:
limo-point. it is also absolutely nodes. 3 lion BABBITT'B CLEANSER ,...-.. . . 26o
Bury ,0 have this new turnout in order 3 package. CHLORIDE OF LIME ........................... .. . .
to inaugurate the through uprvico ”meaggfgammo BUOKWHEAT "3‘
from Norwaik to baton Point and BEEDED alterns‘iir‘fieiia'.‘.22:::2'.:'.:1'.'.:""1" """ Wm
Stamford. E SEEDED CURRANTa, pot package ‘ 12“
it Will! mmgeated by (launcilman BUTTER! und .................................... 30 and ”OE
Holt that u might be better to in fiflgflflfln sagpchel-gnoun. Wm? 24% ““t ------- “node
stall the turnout 500 feet down in pOTA-rcga,p.,. 990k ...... UFl,poruck,12/4 lb" """" 'm
V'Voodwntd avenue. ONIONB,pc_r quart .................... 3c
Mayor Tammany asked why it cgaROTsv PGl‘ (WIN ........ . ...... . ...... . .................... .46
would not be possible to lnutull double :3 03:33:; dozen ' ' ' ' ' ‘ " -------------------------------- 2g:
trucks from the. Meadow street bridge
up Meadow street. and through Wood-
ward avenue to South. Main atrect.
.Vir. l‘oiicr explained that this would
Homo. Bacon, Shoulder: Bolt Pork, Pickles and Cheese. Smoked H
. orv .
gggkzmgr:d Mackerel, Kipper-ed Herring, Shredded Cod, Sardines.
WE GIVE 8. G H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS
AmedcaniAgdcuitural Chemical €on i Mape’s i Lister's 9
Ground Bone, Sheep Manure, Ashes,
LAND PLASTER, AIR SLAKED LIME. BARNYARO MANURE.
MURIATE OF POTABH, NITRATE OF SODA. TIMOTHY. CLOVER
AND RED TOP- GHASS SEED.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
”2......
THE MAN THAT BUYS
A Moy er Automobile
ls SURE OF ySATISFACTlON lN EVERY PARTICULAR
DEMONSTRATION AT YOUR CONVENIENCE
AUTOMOBILES TO RENT by the hour. day. or woo'k. Experienced
and careful Continuum. .EE
OSCAR H. BANKS
RIVER STREET Tolcphono 581-3 NORWALK, CONN.
the mm to draw a woolen tnrlif bill. 9'
~ NEW SPRING GOODS
are in and roudv for your inspection. To those who want the pick
of the finest and newest goods produced thin neuron We say: “Come
eat-lam,- The at) lo: we show will please your «yo; the values we otter
will cleanse your pocketbook. Ball at once and see our immense stock E
of new Suits. Long Coats, Dresser. W citric, Skirts, White Muslin: and
Corsets. Lookers areluatns welcoma as buyers. The store to. put
your faith lit—-
The Paris Cloak 8t Suit House
THE HOUSE OF GOOD CLOTHES
515. Main St, Stamford. 33 So. Main St., South Norwnll:
II 'WALL STREET
NORWIALK.
PHONI «l-
rything in the Optical Line
‘ ”nod Free ”
0.13. Jackson
Optician
BUTTER A'l‘ COST-
FANCY MAYO". prk u
mount on ."9 no it will.
M
01cca.tony-uou-ac-oocvocdpcnarmnon m
d
..0 unoc-uornuvuopvcolnuceccoin-I‘m
I‘Inubcttnvnoooclolvtlot-evIn... m
p Tea Company
VIZ, IOUYH NORWALK
m. m 2329 p. in.
O
Fm Doilvory
.................
Dunes GOODS
_ DIRECT FROM MILL ‘I‘O OONOUMIR
3:“ and Guy dorm. oilin- cntl mo! Mixture- rd 'lbc per
mm.
options. All Latent diluting; «yin null ill inch» wide.
ford on
hide nmouut oi money. about which but
9r'ttttltl not Email.
for. illut this plan would work for bots
9th.; trucltis ho extended down South;
Mini“ strum to Meadow til-cut.
.ernl of the property ow nuts. nearly all
it was tho «on or tho board thnt'
~; thin m plat oinbrm the double
‘1 Marlow «root.
‘3 nthlotic cubibltlonl who bronchi till 9 ,
Wogon Deliver: all orders received before 5 p. m.
DARRAGH BROS.
WASHINGTON ST. BRIDGE. TEL. 9n
menu an expenditure of a consider“
lit": admitted. howcv-
tel Borvit‘o.
Will tum .l litli‘uuh augmented that,
which i
would rillom the titlillc somewhat
llo lurid that he hurt lutenlowtrd our
of whom bud nuteod to the pmpouuls ‘
He also l‘nt‘prt ti tho widonirtt; of South 9
ilittin strum. which hc thought would'
ioi’ netrauniu, roiuc sooner to inter On‘I
0
w ,
U
ill on l- ord urotc it great prescription lor the removal of dead weight i
willow? 3, my mm that m, was “in inutonmuii is when he. proscribed Vunadium Steel it is the most expém
inuuh out-cried to ”m lu'olnstd tutu~ mixtwuud tht tonghtout stool. Scientiiitcliy heut treated this steel doc
. i chock rind Viiillliltll'l. it doesn't crystallize. .
rw“ lix the use oi \nnudiutn Stool the weight of Ford Model '1‘ has been re-
. H 5- “Him?! bimbo roitctutiun the; timed to the lllllllillilill-“im pounds to the horse- power At the some tim '
:i‘t'mlll'ktl or the printout. uphilkor. in the till‘ that line no cquni in the world for (heap maintenance and
litul .-n notability.
. Morris Epstein said that ho hndi
fluid live yours‘ entireriouco wit‘itl S II BENEDI‘ Iv, Agent.
I
witches find knew ubni tlim u‘uro 9 . .
98 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWAI;
lie sold It Would be a crime to put it
:fllVIIlll in South \iuin street. iloa
cluimod that the mine oi” tho limpet-tr
Eill'mlld be.- greatly depreciated it this
9wot'o uliowbd. lie .ttilotnted .\ll .‘ilc ‘
4 lluyli‘e proposition.
Humor i“. ilucltttnm. ropruucutin‘g
Mrs. ill. V‘. Aivort‘i. who opporod it.
Jacob A. ltttddor 'uxprosuod hiiriuoli
its being llg‘lllllfll the switch.
.Vir. Potter uuid that it was evident
that he did not have any friends who .
were in sympathy with the proposed
WiTH 7 PARS RABBITT‘S LAUNDRY OR NAPTHA SOAP FOR 25c,
3 CANS BABBlTT'S POTASH OR LYE FOR 25c, WE GiVE ONE A
BABBITT’S CLEANSER FREE.
change. lie rehearsed the tour propo pearl“; Flour, per bag W80; l7 pounds Granulated Sugar . .. . .2
sitlona put forth lio said that his 1 dozen Strictly Freon Egg: ...... 250 81-2 pounds Granulated 3091?.-
company desirod and needed cit-tin “"0 7“” Butter. P” pound 3w 3 a". Cream ’ '
truck i‘ucilitlos in South Norwallt, else ” ' ‘
then would not ask ior them, as they PHONE 1264'3' 22 SOUTH MAIN ST
cost monuy ' W” ” " ’
Mr. Potter stated that what tho meeting °“ ‘0” to report So v.0ted
Councilman Mather stated tug
revised plans and speclflcutlo’
the city hall arrived yesterday,
plans and specifications were E-
gone over by the board and'th
lowing resolution was submit
Councilman Way after some
had been made in the specified
Resolved, That those certain re
tions adepted by this Council oE
ruary 19, 1912, relativc to the uppro,
and acceptance of plans and upon
tions for a. new city hall, be and
same are hereby rescinded: and
Resolved. i'l‘bht the revised ' ‘
and specifications for ti new cl
prepared by diction. Frank
Binseil dud Joell). Barber, . ‘
of New York city, and cabin!
The following communication we
road by Clerk Cunoc:
East Norwuik, Conn" Mar 27.
To the Honorable Mayor and Board of
Councilmen or the City or South
Norwuilt, Conn. a
Gontiemen: At a meeting of the
East Norwailt Fire District new Fob
ruory 23d, 1912 the following resolu-
tion was ad0ptcd:
"Be it resolved. That it is the sense
of‘thlu meeting held tonight, that the
district'committee be instructed. to
~wit: To confer with the electrical
commiuionors or South Norwaik as
to coat of placing and maintaining mo
torn and generators which are now or
' shall become the property bi Ecol Nor,-
Walk Fire District. in the some builds
compitny wanted mm to give the city
it tomminule headway to Roton Point.
alternating this with a twenty-minute
schedule. ' in order to accomplioh
tibia, more track tacllltles were need-
ed. lie‘snid that either the turnout
in South Main street or a double
track in Woodward avenue would no-
compliah this.
M: Epstein said that he would not
object to a doubie‘~truck in South
Main street, providing that either an
automobile or carriage could pass be~
tween the raiiu nnd the curb which
file doubted.
‘.Mr Mclluxh stated that he was not
in favor of double tracking South Main
moot until the ntroct could be wld
or
enod.
Mr. prgon “feed with m up. i ins or adjoining thereto in South Nor~ this Council by the 3900““ com
my; walk. Also acid electric works to op- on new City hull, be and the I
hereby approved and nocopte m
plane and npoclilcations for
city hall for this city; add
Resolved, further, That th
tee on city hall be and 116 ll
authorized and recite-ted to
notice that he will receive soul
to April 15, 1912, at 8 o'clo
for the complete construction
buildins’ accordion to out
plans and opeclilcutionono
be cubinlttod to this or:
oratc llorenuld minors and gencrutorc
in the Manufacture ol electricity for
South Mgln ”my, only our: 30in: tho mob: the inbubitunts‘of this dis.
'1'“ would use tint- truck and a", lrlct. Also acid dintrict committee to
Would only run «at on the Woodward “Wilde" ino advisability Of ammo!
for o tlvoyear contract, with tho priv-
avenue lino. .
This eliminated cm. Ichemo anti". liege at extending ditto or contractors
ly, n It was readily neon that “food this dlltrict shall deem advisable
word avenue people 9‘ would never with the aforesaid communion»; of
cloud for this. electric works of South Norwallt, at a
price thin in considered roolonuble.
Cbunollmn Miller moved that the
mpg" on m ”91mm” of the Got» The said district committee to report
the remit of their finding: to a upe-
nccticut Company be deiomd until!
' Apr“ 13 “a “It the‘ wmpmy b. 3.. ONE OI‘IMOS NGOHIIC LO ‘3! OOHOO by
them within flirty dcyl from this
quested to oubmit anothc‘r pith. 80"
voted. inaction. due notice being given the
it won onlnlnod to Mr. Potter that mnldontl °t m“ Norwalh diltriotf'
Will your honorubio body kindly nd«
bloc in tho mutton tit your oat-lien.
connotation? . . .
You trill plcou not. lilo rotolution ‘
Win with it the could: of I. Inc
. tun which its duo April it,
Mr. Putt-r explained that it the
trout were to be extended through
V
‘Ihd oil bids; rind .
Rololv‘od. further. That cold
tuition on city hall bé and no
{motion tit Woodwnrd avonuo‘ cod
0‘
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