“9.11: «evening till the Labor .‘u «drums rmouo cumulus» ‘ town's MM lon- cum run as? or must! mound-rs F 5 LANE} M ”bloat” lire-i. «a. W The Carpenters' union transacted routine business at the meeting last} evening William J Leland, of Springfield” Massachusetts. spent yesteidny with Mr. and EMS. Frank J. Bradbury, in South Norwalk. W Mrs George Vreedenburg. oi 65 Buy- viow avenue, has been entertaininz Miss Ado. Tlluesdnle and Ralph 'i‘rues- dale, ol.‘ Danbury. -~“Midsutnlmer Night’s Dream," Nor. Cons Church. Mull 15, 8: 15 p m' The weekly business meeting of Butler Lodge, No. 97. l. 0. o. F" will be held this evening in its hall, inl Washington street. The Hut Trimmers' Association wlill hold its monthly business meeting this Lyceum, in Washington street. I m Miss Gertrude Magurke has return ed to her home in N01 well: after spending several days as the guest'oi her sister in New York city. ‘ ‘ --Brush Cars All the speed any state allows. See W. R. Austin, 123 Washington St. Ophir Chapter, No. 62. Order oi the Eastern Star, will hold its semi month- vly business meeting this evening in fig hall. in South Main «treat W . 1 MM (looms WI)“, Miss Gifford Clark. lMiss Clara Comatock and Miss ”Josephine Rummler returned today to their studies at Smith s College, North. 'ampton Massachusetts, having spent the Easterwacnilou at thell homes . in The Nor-Walks. 0 , recently elected oibcers oi Nor- ‘ “We, No. 709, Benevolent and Wheel!“ Order of Elks, will be in- tiled this evening at the Elks’ Home . ,Bouth Main street. Past Exalted uni r moi: track. of Bridgeport, will , ’iluct ibis ceremony, and at its :Qonnclusion refreshments will be serv- id " M order issued irom the once oi ' intent general announces that uppiioaluon oi Captain Edward 0 Men ordnance de‘portment, c. N. . tired has been approved Dalila, pisno tuner from ill «be in town this week. to Mullsckelno Hotel will his lino new mu. «in»... “mull. All kindu'dmlfimi event». newsman. ’ PAGE 9. mo The Candy oi Excellence « 01M per pound i'. H. mun. Agent for Town at Hamlin ill My. Launch Weds Wind.“ wallwlmmfiovm am pm» mini Moo. ~ W lilo" Point. Mall: lTAFT DEFEATS RAILROADS. Prawns litmus. Io Might mm by Vigorous Action. President Tim's method of doing his work as president without seeking to achieve personal notoriety from hill 1 good works was never hotter illustrat- lod than in his ultimatum to tho rail loads 0! the country which prevented n acnelnl increase in railroad rates Just prior to the adoption of amendments to the railroad rats law two years ago. The president served notice upon the railroads that if they anticipated the new low they would be holed into 'court and as a result of subsequent conference. the railroads agreed to postpone their action until the new law was passed. in the new law of congress President 'i‘art outdated in inserting n provision which transferred i‘mm the ohouldors of the shipper to that oi‘ the railroads tho burden of proof in osiobiishlllz the reasonableness lot a railroad rsio. ' ‘ Prior to that time the practice hiid‘ been 3th the opposite. with the result that many shippers who were or had been honoring irom discriminatory rates or practices were nimble to prove their cum without great «police or long litigation or both. Under this new law the railroads subsequently mudo Implication for an increase in their rates and the interstate commerce com: mission. not being satisfied With the showing of the rnllrauds as to their reasonableness. denied them. Thus one of the mat achievements of l'rtvsi» dent Tni‘t come to MIDI. an :llcllieve- moot which directed ovary moo. worn. on and child In the country. but it was done so t‘luietly that It has almost been forgotten by many who were lloncmsd. TUEERCULOSIS COMMISSION MEETG. The state tuberculosis commission‘i hold a meeting at the Capitol in Hart lord, yesterday to consider the prob lem brought up by John w. Davis of Bridgeport..tlle contractor to whom was awarded the contract to. erect a shock at the Meriden snni'tarlum. ask- in: to be relieved of the contract. ow- in; to his having mode a mistake in his bid oi nearly $1.000. As all of the liids snub" SPANISH MACKEREL. STEA HALIB‘UT. CODFISH, SALMO GOSLING CLAMS for Bahia. log. GREENPORT OYSTER. in Shell. 0 TILIPHONI nos. M Goldon Hosiery offers the bent in every stool:- ing material-4m cotton, silk 9 Hold and silly-in attractiveness as well its durability. 25c and up. were high the commission decided to . . throw out all and instructed the ar- chitects to prepare plans and ’spoclil- cations for two shackle. one to be lo- cated at Shelton and the other at Mer— . Men. and to advertise ior new bids, , as soon as the work is completed It is expected that the bidll will be ready to open by April 22. , Money well investedxjdvertiw mom in The dentin]. ‘. medial ism hand no lulu evident” . My throunh the SHAD HARD CRABS. LONG ISLAND AND SEA ESCALLOPS. Cutbill’s. Bridge Fish ‘ Market. M Manchurian 1m found, Overcoats we shall show you; there's var» j ioiy smooth for every sort oi j , taste. 5 Hart Soilaiiller 8. Marx . * get a certain tons ond dictioc- ; tion into them that nobody else 5 - seems able to equal. Overcoat: and dolls, $18 and up. Thislstore Is the home of Hart . Bchufloer & Marx clothes SHAD K can. snons unonocx. N. sLunsIsa. SMELT, CARP, LARGE LONG CLAMS for Fry- Lo'no AND ROUND cums NO FROIEN FISH. Fm DILIVIIV. Save Your TEETH Do not think bucolic. your teeth are trotting; discolored, and have cavities in them. that you cannot save them. Sometimes an illnou will inlosir the enamel. or the rear adios necessary to restore health produce discolorstions. it such but: been the one do not wnlt till your mouth is‘ llillod with unvhoio com and unsiithtly nlolnbels, but have them attended to immediate- ly. it it the boat way. the cheap- est way. the right way. Dr. J.“ H. MALLERY l0 South loin at. Booth Nowell Hours: I I. In. to 8 D. Ill. Bulk as" by nonolnu‘ncut only. Telephone 2619 Louis Gross Ladies’ Tailor 259 State sneer Bridgeport, Conn. 'ALTaMTIONII‘ or ALL KINDS M— ii. r )1 “amount oouum Ann-omcuus ' l IF YOU WEAR CLAUSE! A . Miss Halon yomrday is Normand Q ‘ Sperry. you want them risht iltiod classes We “ploy upon ‘ laced conduit—«mount. pnyolc- lus—-to alumina by». No chem . ior slalom/oil. - "Adamo n mm c n.” « When you, V I ' come to us you or. cure oi prowl! . O’Neill friend! in town. ,_ i. is visiting Mrs. Bailey lid! rammed irom Jack- ~immoral»: Flo w. 1). Danish, of New York. spout w Fred Brodbcck has taken a position with the Daylight Mallory. Guy Orr and 0. tr oi iriend! mo- tored to Dnubury tsrdsy. . Gebud Bolvie I! home ironl Wil. iiuns Callous let M Easter vacation. David Jobs hqrmoved into the Rhinohurt list in Wplroad avenue. , M Mr. Cook and doughtor Veronica vis- ited at Rye and Port Chester. Sunday. Miss D. G. Rnymond has taken a position as bookkeeper ior dB. E. (looms McKondry hos returned from . a trip to New Jersey, where he sold several lots. no... w m... Miss Annabelle Stevens. of Putnam Academy, Is spending the Easter va- ‘ cation at her bani... . John Clark wlumuoon build a ten- room dwelling upon his property in . South Main street. Mills Mildrediilii. oi Bridgeport, is visiting tor a tow days at the home at Mrs. Samuel Crissy. William Mcflrsth had high three- strlnn soors last week at the Elite Alleys, with n total of 617. Bradley Stouxblon" hss ‘ rented Chauncey Wood‘s house. corner oi Weed street and Frozlowu road. Theodore Stevens and wile visited in town Sunday, and, looked over their house on’ South. Main street. Mr. Gbesbmw. of New York, was in town Sunday. He will probably noon occupy his house on Smith‘s Ridge. Miss Circus Smith’has resigned her position with ll. E. Sperry. and is .. working with Manon a Smith, contrao ,; tors. 3* B, Keeley, of New York, was lookinz over his ,midenog on Weed .. He also visited the ‘j: strut. Sunday. Country Club. Real Estate Agent outer has sold. Jane Caldwell’s lot on‘arocll nouns -- to F. s. Delirious“. who will soon erect “ a modern house. A new light Wild installed on Forest There is a dark -~ street yesterday. spot at the solace and the light will be much appreciated. Hugh Gilbert will have one of the bent single cylinder motorcycles around when he gets his new cycle but iogolher. It in a Waverly over: head valve motor.” Pol-Cy (Mien. of Park street. was op- urntcd upon for appendicitis Sunday by Dr. Beovllle and Dr. Silerrill. or Stamford. Mr. (Miss is reported us getting: along nicely. stlier Stewart's new auto delivery truck arrived Baturdsy. Mr. Stewart has scoured the servlouspi Dnvid Jobs “driver a! the truck. William Smith in building . gal-m. on aortic avenue to keep the new truck in Another runawo shout 1:30 mm yrs! caused um. wban til. «mom County Dolly‘s horses raced down lulu mtf, 1‘hs home. were on south ”our. Ming. when Dr. it 10 STAMPS FREE ThurSday, April 11th is Dividendl say. Bring your book . in and get .TEN STAMPS FRE. A F Beckmann 8: C 83 Ind 35 WACHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORW New Classes Forming —-—AT--' Enroll NOW. South Not-walk l an..-“ . M...~......__i an”... L...~.M..--.mw ~ ...... Wm...— FINAL MAPOF (Formerly Beard’s Rocks) READY APRIL 29th TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE‘ Only On. First Choice Telephone 760 South Nor-walk» M. D. RANDALL ' IOUTH NORWALK.y CONN. Lumber and Mill Work for Ever?" was Toicphonc, to. "“ ' 9 BEAVER BOARD in gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute for Illth Mid pianist snd wallpaper. It is susceptible or an infinite mi of artistic designs for walls and ceilings, and permits of 3'- wide coop. for individual ill-element and taste. We are sauna; and keep a large supply on hand. affiofnlazufiuznzfifinnil-1a t.ln.l!_l,i'l m»-...,-..~ EASTER SPECIALS Fresh Eggs“ per dozen, 17 lbs Sugar .. ............... .3130} Magnolia or Sweet. Clover Milk. A 8 1-2 lbs. Sugar ..50c| can ..... . ................ Prunes. pal-“lb. .ioclw Bakers Cocos or Choco- Butier, per lb. ..... 35c| .lsie ...... Ben-Hllr Flour. bug ............80c|PinkSslmon.2 cans . ........ z. 3 cans Milk 25¢|3 cons Corn Spinach Kale, Celery, Pursnips, Lettuce. UNITED GROCERY COMP 20 NORTH MAIN ST. FOR SALE The Land, Buildings and ' ment of the Concrete Block. Plant at East NorWalk ‘ will ho sold We“ oi cost. Among the equipment will be , a lid h. p. boiler. 1 Minimum notomruc dunno. c Wu ‘ . Wilma: A‘Nniiucl ind um: hasten , ' lays. water tank. flush. mt; - ‘ MW ‘ 4i” , .ruumilliihwt no
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