or
Pure Home- . ;; ”will?”
‘ :1‘ The Candy of Excellenoo
made Candy :: a... ......... .
‘ .‘ r. H. osxroa.
Always th Ancnt for Town of Norwclil .
HuvLEa's FAM9us . ,
9Hocowrss ...... I
LANE’B PURE ICE CREAM
THE BEST OF BAKERY
PRODUCTS
F. A. LANE
ti Woohington Strut.
South Nov-walk
Ahdctson's Launch Works
of all kinds promotiy built. ”It!
for solo. All kind. at "pairing
given conic! amnion. .
cyst-r tho" finial, Nomik
Miss Sue Coley of Cannon, spent: STATE LIBRARY NEWS.
part or her vacation in Norwalk,
her aunt's. Mrs. J. W. i'lubbol.
at i-iAit’l‘ll‘ORlD. ~April law-Librarian
George S. Godard and several assist‘
ants are busily engaged getting into‘
,readiness the Joseph Mitchelsou coi~
lection of coins. These will be ex
hibiced in Memorial hall. the vault-
ed cabinet which is at the left (lithe
entrance. A part of tho collection will
also be shown in the glass cases on
the floor or the hall. Mr. Godard has
received the following new books for
the shelves of the reference depart.
merit of the state library.
“The Relations of Pennsylvania
"With the British Government, 1696-
1765"; "Wages in the United States,
1908-1910”; "Themseutials of Social-
ism;" "Manual of Ship Subsidies,"
"Municipal Origins," an account or
English private bill legislation rclat
ing to local goveralncnt.1740-383l'l:
“National and Loom Finance.” a re
view of the relations between the can
tral and local Ruilihol‘lllefi in England.
Buckingham Post, \lo. l2. G. A. R.,
will make further preparatiolls tor
Memorial Day at the meeting on File
day evening.
_ Ponassua Council, .\'0. 1268, Royal
Arcanum. is planning for a ladies'
night to be held in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. George Richmond and
daughter of Norwalk are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Taylor in Georgetown.
-——Canes and Umbrellas. Oiiirien's.
Miss Dorothy Nutting of Norwaik is
spending her vacation with her CONS"
ins, Misses Josephine and Helen Ben-’
nett, in Georgetown.
A memorial service for the late Rev.
Dr. chkerman is being planned to be
held in the Church of the Messiah.
New Havana Sunday afternoon, April
14th , the nineteenth century; Bhtt’e’rwortli‘ a
_"'l‘went'ieth Century Statutes“ (tinno
”tatcd) Vol. iii; “The I-listmy of the
Government of Denver with Special:
Relations With Pub»
The hearing on the proposed build‘
in; lines for Main street and North‘
avenue Will he held in the \orwnlk‘ Reference to its
SHAD
ve. Just the Hat
for Your Head
Aaliyah can take your choice of a suit hat or s derby-w
thomico Willexaotiyfityoarpoclscthook. . .
‘ after yeah—we hoof. than who '
buy all their head gear here. They are so well sail“ with I
price and quality that it requires more convincing arguments "
than are now offered by others to have them buy elsewhere.
You’llknow the reason of their udsfaction it you come '
hero onconporhaps you’re one of them now. We’re looking
Season allot Iceman-yo
for and expecting you.
Best value offered anywhere
though moulded upon you.
nsnsv on soar liars—am to $4.06.
Havo you seen the magnificent value we are offering in a
“tailored-to-moaoure" suit “$18.00. Handsome new browns, .
blues and gray: in pure all wool fabrics. to fit your form as
for the money.
HARD GRASS, BEA ESCALLOPS.
SHAD ”
SHAD
STEAK COD. SHORE HADDOCK,
HALIIBUT, CODFISH, GOBLING CLA M8 for Baking, LARGE LONG CLAMS
HERRING, EELS. NO FROZEN FIB H.
TELEPHONE 108.
TELEPHONE NC.
for Frying, casement oversea. LONG AND aouuo GLAMS in shell.
FREE DELIVERY.
Cutbili’s Bridge Fish Market.
VIII DELIVERY.
' I fromNew Haven.
Franco. Belgium and Prussia; during ‘
city council rooms this eveningluc 39"“? CO’DOMUOM'” “The. A“'
Those interested in the establishment: 2:33:10“;er "Ignifllfimfig 1:19” {
ol the lines will be present and the a ‘ i
can cities," "A History or Labor itcxw
council has accorded them this up rcsontation," "The Law of National‘
portunity to be heard. ‘
, . Insurance, the National Insurance Actfi
““Midsunmner Night's Dream": 1911." "The History of the Britishf
. Nor. Cong. Church, April 15’ 8:15 i). m.‘ Post-Ofike," “The Correspondence or;
. :John Henry liobert. 1802. to Seldom-I.
state bar. 1804”; "Copyright. Its History
and Its Laws." I
Under the supervision or the
conimission on civil service for posifi
Itions‘ on the Panama canal under the}
federal government. tour applltanls
, (look examinations for the positions of C.
monographs?! and sub‘cierical appoint
' meats, yesterday in Bridgeport The
applicants were one t‘at‘ll l’rom llridtre SUIT AGAINST SHOE MACHINEI‘V;
port, Danhury, Norwallt and Bethel. COMPANY-1
‘ . ' ‘ BOSTON, April uni-A two million!
suit and attachment was filed todan
against the United Shoe Machinery;
Company by the Dupleosis indepcu ‘
dent Shah Machinery company, Limit .
ad, of Canada, iox an alleged violation
of the Sherman anti Trust law.
. The Duplessis Company was organ-
ized 15 years ago by English capital l
late and had, a factory in Beieriey
Mass. The suit alleges that it was
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~Therc it nothing so good for a‘ sore f
tlroat as Dr. Thomas' Electric (lit:
was it in a few hours. Relieves any:
pain in any part.
i
*9». t
' X'Willlam H. Bylngton, of Holden ave-
. Jim. commodore oi the Noxwalk Yacht
' Club. is the proud possessor of a line
‘ullvet- pencil sent to him by the Com
Fanonivealth Insulance Company, of
‘NW Xorlr city. The pencil has ill-
‘ ‘ bed upon it "Compliments of the
‘ .lnonwoalth insurance Company to
William H. Byington." and is a hand
joins gift. 'it is a telescope pencil and
‘ ate lnya Tiffany box.
I driven out of the country by the.
United Shoe Machinery Company.
The suit was filed" in the United
States District Conrt, where two other
familiar suits ans pending against
the United Shoe Machinery Company,
the three aggregatihg $5,000,000“
must: Hats. at O'Brien'a.
order from the adjutant-gen
(Cal’s office states that all omcers and
flushed men who have not previously
W than on the outdoor range as
' mm. or better, are requiled to
finality in gallery practice. Tile scores
”inched ‘for record will be two con-
‘tlvd scores or five shots each, that
‘uocsssivo shots in two consec-
am» ‘of live shots each. The
1’. com campanlcs and"
as still include the names at all!
‘ as ”listed men which have!
smooths roll of the or.
on tony tilde during the tar-
attained, classified
. ulrcmants. The
Gardon
Hosiery
WMMWW
otters the best in every Stock-
ing materiulmin cotton,
silk
lisic and sllk-—~ln attractiveness
, as well as durability.
250 and up
'lwill be thoroughly sat-
‘ V”! HAM
omitting
, a. l ,
Wish .ilt‘. utilise 1 Boston at.
com A dons,
Prices
of Boys' and
It IseNot
a difficult" matter. nor very expen-
sive either to have a porcelain
crown in the place at an old broil-
en-down and discolored tooth. it
alien occurs with one of the front
teeth. and when a person laughs
or smoke the poor thoth shows.
warring the beauty oi the others.
no matter how white and perfect
they may be. 1 match the color
and shape or the other teeth so
closely that it is almost impossible
to detect crown, and those who
have used them are delighted with
the results,
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
iii South this at. South Norm:
Hours: 9 I. In. to 8 o. as oun-
doyc by appointment you”.
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s»
t“
HARRIS a
CANS
COMPANY '
“when:
voila canons
DEATH WA‘I ACCIDENTAL.
investigation Donuts Coroner Molte-
peace. or Waterbury. moored a ver-
dict oi acoldqatol death in the case of
Dennis Foley, who died at St. Mary's
Hospital ‘Wfldfllifl" ot a mom.
and may , «i, no; law a Islam in
ii Mimi Valium evening and
. lat. at his “loom
sandman. Avril 3.!er au‘
loo claimant tors-fool‘s! . .
will he j'so- in can: «as W
toil-lion 1 his victim to stilt the to-
Wills was an to as out _
SAUGATUCK
w
Miss Gladys Keith has returned
....
Fred 3. Barbara is working at the
W‘ynlronlere stock farm.
Miss Henrietta Mackenzimhas re-
turned hrorn New Jersey.
Richard Taylor. of Cornell,
home for the “Easter vacation.
”mm
Temple badge of Mason: will hold
their regular meeting this evening. .
18
L. H. Goult has sold a valuable
horse to Gampher Brothers. of the
Farms.
. The Baumtuck Whist Club resumed
its meetings yesterday with Miss Eva
Jollin‘o.
_
H. lli‘. Barber. of New York city.
is spending a low days with friends
in town.
Miss Marion Wheeler entertained a “
number of friends at whist. Monday
evening.
Howard Fulmrhild. or Pittsfleld. has
been the guest oi‘ George Fairchild
and wife.
Willis H. Jones has entered the
Merrill Business College. at South
Norwaik.
Miss Dorothy who has returned
from Eaaton, where she has been the
guest of friends.
Owing to the storm the Easter con»
cert of the Greens Farina church was
postponed for one week.
George Allen. ot‘XWhito Plains. has
returned to his home after a short
visit in town with friends.
A new telephone line is being in-
stalled from the corner or Coinpo
street to the northern end of the
Rooavllie district,
Miss Catherine Bradley has return
ed to her home in this town after a
short. visit with her sister in Harris
burg. Pennsylvania. '
Miss lienriotea Machensle. who has
been spending a few weeks with herI
sister in Nutley, N. J.. returned to
her home, yesterday. .
Cans Red Oak
Sugar CORN
5c
Below Cost--- Nabiscos,
per package -'
National Biscuit Co.’s Crackers
Sandwich, Fig Newtons 7C .
Cheese
17 lbs Fine Granulated Sugar
$1.06. ’
Choice California Prunes
pound 100
7 Cakes P. & G. Lenox Soap
25
"‘6 Cakes Fels Naptha Soap
' 25c.
3 pkgs. Kellogg’s Rice Flakes
for 25¢
Magnolia or Clover Milk
can 10c; A
EXTRA: STAMPS WITH TEAS AND
COFFEES
MAN’S‘BEERS, case ................ . . .
EHRET’S, RUPPERT‘S, FEIGENSPAN‘S OR LIEB~
........ I
$1.15 '
. PETER DOELGER‘S FIRST PRIZE BEER,
case. . ._ $1.75
A rebate at sue on Dooigor‘s and Pabs
PABST lMIL‘WAUKEE BEER. case ......
31.75 ,
...... ‘QI
t Bottles.
FINE CALIFORNIA CLARET, gallon jug
........ ...85c
A. F. Beckmann
83 & 85 WASHINGTON ST.,
Phone 440
& Co.
SOUTH NORWALK 9 ‘
George Boyleo. at Port Washiiigtouj
l... l.. who recently purchased iho‘:
‘Dodgc property on tho Not-walk road. 1
has taken possession
_....
lrvlnx Laullocllet. a catcher on last
teal' s baseball team at Westport has}
been signed by the Newtield team or
ilridgepolt tor the coming season l
Miss Myra Burritt. of Westport, and
George ’S. Waterbury were married at
the home. of the bride's parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Burritt. on Tuesday‘
evening by the ltev. Mr. Chamberlain. ‘
Only the immediate friends were pres
cat .
KW
Joseph il‘Homnledis-u. aged 72
years. died at his home in West lla
van, on Sunday, alter a long illness
He‘ was survived by a wits. Fm
many years deceased lived on Sylvan
avenue. owning the house now occu‘
pied by W. l". Penney.
Tho Wastpcrt branch of the Equaim
Franchise league held a meeting on
Tuesday arteflloon “at the home of
Mrs. Neil R Mitchell the pl'ealdollt.l
Tuesday afternoon. The attendance
was large and the interest shown was
very noticeable. Mrs. Mitchell save
a talk upon Survey of“ the Recent
Progress of the Cause. A sudrsgc
in Will be given in “when futurc.’
Woman who believe in or would like
to look into and know about the mat
tor of. woman's suitcase may do so by
attending any of the rental- meetings
on the second or tourth Tuesdays at
the month.
interoot in baseball is increasing as
the weather grows warmer. The An
no: Athletic club. or New Haven. has
been secured and will play a name
with the Bauaatuck team tho after-
noon of July 4. Manager Dam is
fortunate in octtlaa this watt tutor
club to come to Newport. t,
or the boot The Witch min, ll
have till-co good pitchers this «mu.
With Connors Maillot Ellis lli
I concurs MAIN o'r.
other attics. His lcdtura promises co
ho «no or tho moot ihislcotlas to»-
instill-9 theta will he remained
Are you, backward in public:
school branches? Special
Classes for you at
Merrill Night School
Stamford
South Norwalk
.i cans Milli ..
Can Cellos
:icanstzorn
Spinach Parsnips,
“ma... ”—7...- . m-cmrv .... .... M"... m ._ . , .,
gathering. The principal snooker all roomwilidow-wperhsps you will as
tho evening ltrill he Rev. Charles F.
Taylor. pastor o tho Constitutional
Ethanol; Who will addtoos‘ the also
upon The solution: of the latter Proh-
lent. . lit. Taylor-bu (iron. «mm
thought to this subject and: hum-e
Vinny spoken. spontilollams topic in
tum at the moonlit. rationing the
-m<~‘ um... -....._~..~— ”owe—W... “W...
FINAL MAP OF
Rock Ridge
. . (Formerly Board's Rocks)
a. . , READY APRIL 39th
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 N orw‘alk‘
' . M. D. RANDALL '
FrcSh Eggs a doz. 25%
.................. 25“ Large Prunes per lot)“.
..25c Extra large Prunes...
.. ..... . ....... .25: W. Dukel' 5 Cocoa or Chocolate“
7 iiabbitt's Soap ....... ...:....25o| 3 pkgs. Oatmeal ..... .
Kala, Sweet Polatoo s, New Potatoes. Wax Beans. Lettuce
making his rolnda nightly for tho 1)
four evenings, and iirst caused oi
la the section at the town mostly
habitat by the ltailans. Then he a
neared in Sausstucii. and at last
Port Cheater
..... Ado
ibs.........28¢
.ch
....... O .
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