as:
Alwaya Fruit
HUYLER'S FAMOUB
cHoo'oLATas
- Lane's puns lCE’CREAM
THE one? or sAKcnv
Paooucrs
F. A. LANE
61 Washington “not.
Milt Norwalk
Daughters of Erin, landles’ Auxiliary,
A. O. 11., will hold a regular meeting
this evening.
Misses Mac and Edithe Manahan. ot‘
Staten island. attended the Knights of
Columbus ball in town. last evening.
Court Narruk, No. 58, Foresters ol‘
America, will meet this evening in the
Water street quarters for regular
business.
St. Mary's Youiig"i\len‘s Club will
hold a regular business meeting tomor-
row evening in the Leonard street
‘ quarters.
Miss Mamie C. Everltt. 01 West
street. is visiting her sister Mrs. Hen-i
ry Monroe, of Cannon Station, for a
few days
Court Cecile, No. lull, Daughters of
Castile, is scheduled to meet. this cve
"*ning- in. the Catholic Club how in
West: avenue.
. PAGE & SHAW
_: Boston
’ . 11 The Candy of Excellence
made Candy $1.00 pai- pound
. Mrs. Edward Porritt to Tall Norwalk
' Leagues or Wilton, Westpmt, liv‘nirtleld
and New Canaan haVe been invited,
and a general invitation to our own!
,betrayal of the intent oi the laws.
V has mm
F. H. IAXTER. _
Amt roi- Town of Norwalk
Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
c! all kinda promptly built. lotto
for solo. All kinda oi "Nun.
given spacial Mon.
Oyatar an." Point; Norwailr
THE PURE FOOD~LAWB.
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Franchise League About Them.
The Norwalk Equal Franchise
League expects a big crowd and a
very inter-cation meeting next Tuesday
at the Clifford Hotel at 3:30. The
, townspeople is extended. Mrs. Edward»
Porritt, who in the speaker of the day.
will talk upon “The Pure Food Laws
and Their Administration." This
matter is particularly vital to women
since they must deal with the commis.
slary department of each household.
The women were largely instrumental
in helping to have made the pure food
laws and have always enthusiastically
upheld llr. Wiley. They should now
maid; themselves cognisant with the
No on now before the public is better
muffins Mrs. Fania a; M with
Banner Council No 54 Daughters
of Liberty, will hold its semi- monthly
business meeting this evening in its
hall, in Washington street.
'a teacher at the famous Nuthatch
ting” new as it relates Ikmitrage.
She is an Enxllahwoman who has lived}
in our, country twenty years. She wasI
school under Miss Porter. She and
The Palnters‘ and Decodaiora’ Union;
will hold its senilonontnly business
meeting this evening in the Lobby Ly-l
oeum. in Washington street.
-a text book in the colleges. on. Por-i
Edward Michek V has roamed the
Fairlield engine from "his yacht and is
installing a larger motor or the stand-
ard Palmer make of Cos Cob.
V Mrs. W. H. Swords is today celebrat-
Ing her birthday anniversary with her
children at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
. William T. 'Haviland, of Bridgeport.
. Thoweokly business meeting of
‘ Olit’b amen Lodge, Ni. ii), Knights
of Pythias. will be held this evening,
in the Pythian hall, In South Main
_ street.
Tomorrow evening the building line
hearing tor the interested property
owners in Main street and North sve-
, one will be held by the Nor-walk city
”‘V‘munoil in their chambers in Walli
laser.
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——.“Midsumlmer Nights Dream.‘
'«Nor. Cong. Church. April 15. 8:15 p m.
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The Woman's Christian Temperance
' Union will meet at the home of Mr.
{and Mrs. Ann M. Canfleld, 10 Merwin
“not, Friday, April 12th, at 3 o'clock.
.Aluntaraated in temperance work are
welcome.
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W“. Flllard. of Cleveland Ohio
i took Foley Kidney Pills and in a short
her husband are joint authors it a lilo-r
for Your Head
And you can take your choice of a soft hat or a derby—- ,
ills price will exactly tit you pocketbook. ;
Season after moon—ye If after year-wc have men who ‘ ;
buy all their head gear here. They arcaowcll satisfied with I
price and quality that it rcq ulrcs more convincing arguments
than are now offered by others to have them buy elsewhere.
You'lllrnow the reason of their satisfaction if you came g E
hero once—perhaps you’re one of them now. _Wc’rc looking V
for and expecting you. I
DERBY OR SOFT HATS—$2.00 tquoo.
Boat value altered anywhere for the money.
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Have you seen the magnificent value we are offering in a
"tailored-to-mc'asure” suit at $r8.oo. Handsome new browns,
blues and grays in pure all wool fabrics, to fit your form as V
though moulded upon you.
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SHAD SHAD SHAD
HARD GRASS. SEA ESCALLOPS, STEAK COD, SHORE HADOOCK,
. HALIBUT, CODFISH, GOSLING CLA M8 for Baking, LARGE LONG CLAMB
for Frying. GREENPORT OVBTERB, LONG AND ROUND CLAMS in Shall.
HERRING, EELS. NO FROZEN Fla H.
TELEPHONE 108.
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FREE DELIVERY.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE IQ. VIII DILIVIIV.
Sallie Yo u r
TEETH
Do not think because your teeth
"Gordon ,
Hosiery
'tory of English ,Law which is alien‘s:
ritt was a Parliamentary reporter for,
eight years and was one of the mom
here of the Sultrage Club organized by ,
John Stuart Mill. Mrs. Porriii has?
written many suffrage leaflets and nril- ’
(it'll and is much prized as an author-
ity. She lectures upon a variety oi
ioplts and is on her was from Green .
with and Stamfoid when she comes to]
lNorwalk. . l
M. Morano, 24 Woodbrldae St. Hart:
ford Conn, says: “For some time i
have been suitor-lug with kidney trou- ,
bio. i had severe pains across my’
back and felt altogether miserable. l
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time my pains left me and my kid- i
new became normal i cannot any
too much in praise 0! Role) Kidney
Pills and the good they did me “ W.
F. Wigmoro & Co ""
N.
A'l‘arge woman took the strap in
front or the small man. The rlmall
man arose with a nourish oi' polite
neat “Take my seat madam," he
said with a bow.
‘ “Oh, thank you very much," she re-
plied, and turned toward the seat.
Then. smiling genially again. she
asked, "Whore did you get tip from?"
—-Sah Francisco Chronicle.
prominent in the lace industry. win
his residence at 9 Warren
Moll. lie is now connect-
‘ the Broaden Lace works, of
War flay tat. Mr. Hart is a
mp1 iamatdorablc musical
airliner may trisnda will be
are getting discolored. and have
cavities in them. that you cannot
save them. Sometimes an illness
will impair the enamel, or then-cm
ediea nocanaary to restore health
produce diacoioratious. it such has
been the case do not wait till
3our month In tilled With unwhole
some and unsightly members. but
have them attended to immediate-
ly. it is the best way. the cheap-
est way. the right Way.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
is South Main at. Booth Norwalk
Hours:-ta.m.toap.rn. san-
daya w apporaunont only.
Apattern the best in every Sioclr‘
inar mutcrlal~in cotton: silk
lislc and silkwln attractiveness
as well in durability.
"250 and up
~Telephone Zillir
Louis Gross
Ladics’ Tailor
.259 State Street
Bridgeport, Conn.
ALTERATION. OF ALL KINDS
COAL
HARRIS &
We’ ve Just the Hat
‘ visit with his brother in New Hap
”rho Wastport Loam placed thorn
Miss Bertha Jenulnaa has secured a
position at the Woatport post once.
William Mcxonna has returned to
his home in this town alter a short
ven.
Temple lodge, No. is F‘. a A. M., will
hold the regular communication in
'their rooms in the new Fable building
this evening.
..- .Wrm
Mrs. Francis Stoddard, aged 83
years, of Weston, died at the Norwalk
Hospital, early Monday evening and
was brought later to the undertaking
establishment 0! Charles Fable on
State street. She leaves one antler
in Bridgeport, Mrs. Charles llawley.
Ward has been received in town
that Mrs. H. Daniel Webster, widow
of the noted sculptor who commitoed
suicide at Chapel Hill, Texas, a few
weeks ago. will spend the summer at
her home in this town. She expects
accompanied by her children and by:
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roi-us K.
Folder, of Chapel Hill, Texas, who will
remain with her in this town through-
out the season.
The contract tor the handsome new'
summer residence or W. l-‘. Osborne
at Owenoke, has been let to F. B.
(iregory A Co, of Norwaik. Work
open the house is to commence at
once. The house is . of considerable
also and contains nine rooms, and will
he built in a substantial manner so
that it may be ruled for an all-therein-
round residence it it is rinsircd. The
property adjoins that of Walter Pcclt.
and will be. one oithc finest upon the
beach.
m... .. -m. ...
Monday soon a horse belonging to
the Boers Bros. Grocery Company of
this place started a few unpleasant
moves while leitin front of a house
in North Main street, and before he
got through had created some little.
excitement. The animal started to
run but before going far ran into an
auto, also owned h the some firm,
mad stopped. his a were soon
back to the barns again. The dam-
ano was slight,
lured.
w...—
to arrive in Weatport early in June,
straightened out and the horse taken .T
and'no onywas in. "
.10, STAMPS . FREE
Thursday, April 11th.;
is Dividend Day ‘
Bring your book in and get
TEN STAMPS FREE
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
83 and 85 WAIHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Are ,you backward in public
school branches? Special ‘
Classes for you at
Merrill Night School
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
FINAL MAP 0?
Rock Rldge
(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 ,
Telephone 760 South Norwalk
M. D. TRANDALL V
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The Hatch & Bailey Com
an
acorn nowwatx, coma. p y
At the Westport post office the fol
nook: Mrs. F. (7. Tolin. .\ir Chas. A
'Walker and Miss Mary Miller
the Greens Farina post olflco the to].
i lowing letters are advertised as being
'uncalled for: Jan. ll iiiliard Daniel
llogdany, Mrs E. A. Crofutt .lohn
Gollaily, M. Marshall, Mrs. .1. ll: Giles
Mrs. G. S. Gordon, Nencth Ballnlntm-
iPaccclle, Mi!!! utilise Porter, l". “K;
‘ Behren, Mrs. P. W. neuron and
Anna Alstl‘acy.
Running a motorcycle withoni prop-t
or authority to do its cost James Mac—
hlc 820 in court, Monday. \inclsie was
arrested late Sunday attoinoon b3i
V State Policemen Wheeler and Vurelli,.
at. Maple aVenue in Greens Farms.
and charged by them with running a;
motorcycle without an operator‘s ll-=
icense and without having had the ma
{chine registered according to law. He
was taken before Justice Morton, late
Monday afternoon, when he was un-
od :5 and costs, amounting to go. 16.
atotol o! $20.10. which he paid. Mac-
lrlo was lormorly a caretaker for Eva
Slums-a Hills. of Groups Farina, who
is now in Europa. ‘
The Weatport Equal Franchise
Loatuo mat natorday atternoan at
the home of Mrs. L. '1‘. Day in State
atmt. Mrs. Charles F. Taylor pre-
sided at the meeting to the absence
or the president, Mr; Neil E. Mitch-
all, who is ill at bar home in Wright
street. A very interesting paper was
delivered by Miss Elsie Gregory, or
llama. on "English "10qu Fran:
chlao Learner and Their Methods."
aolm tit mom as trains very much
Opposed to the warlike methods chos-
sn by some or the English issues.
The study 01 Civic. was taken up at‘
the maths yam-day. and will be ‘
continued at «on ot tho "this!
mound. It rill also It! tho andoavor
«mmupmaotatoacbmt-
in; a mass or scars on in tho Win-
mnmwm-mr- 3"”19" 3‘“ "mm” m“ ' ‘ N
”W ., , W Wilson. am. a. x. mm. rm 1min:
. axiom-spank naturism: aommhiood
lowing letters are advertised ihlsih
Al ':
was ”routed to look into his map the mating held Monday adorn ‘
tat- or climbing a sat at iii-laws. As
tumult" when
its, W O. stool-as,
pointed to look up the cases retorrodi
.to it tor charity“ A third. commit.
It at cum
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
.Talophono, 4o.
BEAVER BOARD
is gaining rapidly in popularity as a substitute {or lath and .
plaster and wall-paper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety. ,.
at artistlc‘dealgns for walls and ceilings, and permits of a
wide scope for individual preterment and taste. We are agents
and keep a large supply on hand.
m EASTER SPECIALS
Fresh Eggs, per doZen,
ii? lbs. Sugar .................. 81.001 Magnolia or Sweet Clover Milk,
8 1-2 lbs. Sugar ............... 50c! can ..... ‘. ............... ......1.0o
lPruues. per lb. ...... . .......... too‘ W Baker's (‘ocoa or Choco '
Butter, per lb .. .............. 350} late ......... . .............. ...19c V‘
Ben Hiir Flour. bag ............ moi [fink Salmon, 2 cans . ............ 25c. “
3 cans Milk ..... .r... .......... 256i 3 cans Corn
. .............. W25: ‘
. Spinach, Kale, Celery, Pnrsnipe. lettuce
mm GROCERY COMPAN
20 NORTH MAIN 31‘.
FOR SALE
The Land, Buildings and Equip
ment of the Concrete Block
Plant at East Norwalk
will be sold regardless at cost. Among the equipment will be found
a 60 h. p. boiler, a Westinahonao automatic sumac, a Worthington
pump, a National food water boa tor. shalt hangars. show“. p:
lays, water tank. smoke stack. wire cable. and. in not. the onttro
equipment. Also about m Munro lost at concrete blocks. A.
representative at the company will be at the plant cacti attornocn
, until the amnion-at is diapoaad or. .
No (lotto ha been not for the
coupons or masons. which will be earns in
It". fitm- president.
the blow. tho we.”
rum. mlfm .
Norwalk Chronicler