; ' concourse more who nos-4‘1cdem The scar or BAKERY raccooTe Anderson's Launch Works a: " Launches and Boats or an limo. promptly buns mu ; m elie- Aii kinds of repairing given epeeloi attention. om emu Point. Ncmm ei Wuehington Street. 419911» Nor-well: . -WW .... I A.“ v. .v I 1 The Carpenters“ Unidirwlll‘hold a NORWALK CONTRACTING NOTES. regular meeting tomorrow evening. (The Commercial Record.) ' South Norwaik Block. 'Work has been started on a brick building on Washington street, South The Norwallt Hospital directors are scheduled to meet tomorrow, night. , Henry Kaiser, of Noiwulk visited 1] . Norwulk' [0,4 Giovanni hpuano «:05 J Louno‘aury in Slumfoxl last week. lWashlngton street it will he (no “*“T‘W‘” stmics and basement 24m; feet. hr- The Norwslk .1Bhd Club is scheduled ranged for two at 31nd 1110 mm to meet tonight for monthly business. .— Samuel Randall of Elizabeth street is home from a visit to Albany, New York mcnts. '.T J suliivan is doing the mo 'sou work, Pasquale Laurruili the our. penter work and J F Griliin the plumbing and instill work, , ‘ 0111' Brothers Lodge, No 10 l. 0.0 F., will meet this evening for weekly business. Norwaik Residence. Architect A. N. Paddinok is druw4 lug plans for a residence to he built at Rock Ridge, Norwalk, for (7.. S. Randall. (it will he a trume‘honse, containing eight rooms. provided with furnace heat. The house will cost about $4,500. I ' Bart White, formerly of South Nor-- 'walk. is spending 11 Ilew ‘duye with Mould-s here; ! Foundation Completed. . The foundation has been completed W for the new residence on Bust avenue, Mrs. Frederick Stack, of Taylor av-. South Norwalk. [or W. R. 'Hseseil, oi enue has been spending a few days Br.ookiyn St John & Keyser are in Dau‘hury... 'ihe builders Smith Bimos doing the ' mason work Eugene Mitchell thei painting. Henry Mueller the wiring and (7. W. Penuell the plumbing and hot water heating. The glans have been described in 11 previous issue/of The Record. ' ThgriNorwslk 'Bozfi'doii Trade direct ; tors are; scheduled to meet (onion; row evening. "‘ ‘ Mrs. Samuel Hancock and two chiig dren of Lime street are visiting rela- tives in Danury. a The Norwulk Board of mu: Under- writers will meet for monthly business this afternoon. 1, Will Build G‘arege.'1 Work will soon liesturied on n mow garage in Norwalk for F'. E. Lorie wood & Co., 39 Wall street. M, .l. fRiordun hnlvtlle contract. The build— ing will he one story;- high, of con- crete blocks, with a concrete floor and gravel root. The heating will be by steam. .. ‘ ‘The metmpolitan Orchestra, of non walk will meet this evening for reg‘ ular rehearsal. iii-rs. LeGrand Raymond, of Morgan avenue has [been stopping at Narra- gansette Pier. mo -- Centraot for Raeidenoe. The contract for the erection ot a handsome residence on Gibson court, South Norwulk, for J. Emory Stevens. has been given to Harry 'W, Mather. None of the suuimontrncts are lot. The house was planned by Architects llissell & Barber, of New York, and will he 01' frumo construction. con- taining 12 rooms, provided with hot air heat and every convenience. The contract for the plumbing and hunting in the Ernst iliillcrest, 'Norwslk has been liven to Jones & liotchkius of Norwnik, The Mrs. A. Andrews of Sound View ' h 1 1 10 Terrace has returned after a weeks 03:22:???” ”mum“! b) A chltt ‘ A' N visit with relatives 1“ Fahyuns N Y‘ i it is understood that hmdn are now 4 being reload tor the erection oi on its duntriol building in Nowell: for the Mutual Realty 00 Haruguri Society. No. 86, ot Nor: walk will hold it regular business meeting this evening. Miss Mae Molilvoy, of Mill. Neck, 1.... 1., is the guest of her cousin, Miss Emily Chlchcstor. Charles E .‘Scymcur, of Schnectady, ”New York. has been visiting at his home. No. 25 West street. .m m...— e...» Mdy Washington luodgo, N0. 21,l lBhophords of Bethlehem, will meet this evening 13011 regular huslu‘ous. m. .... Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. till eons of shadows, will meet‘tomor now eveningxifor the weekly huslneuu tension. ' ‘ iPride of Court Norruk Circle, N9. , 801. Communion oi the Farcet will hold a regular business meeting to— 1 residence at , clothes here that we cannot this store. NORWALK Little Necks. fish, 14c lb. You an. sure to’get good clothes here shove everything \ else, clothes that weer Well. hold their shape and color. that fit well and me faultless in amiehrshoe. 0n the basis oi the whore qualities, at price! which araf- . decidedly pleasing hundreds of men are buying their summer: And then furnishing goodE—wthore is absolutely nothing that can be desired in cool light weight goods or straw huts, supply. i Complete your vacation needs 113- making a dual hip to" .11 fl... W -W WW“ WE HAVE OUR FISH BY . EXPRESS EVERY SATURDAY Soft. Crabs and Lobsters. All kinds of Fish, Long and Round Chi-ms, l Get your Fish where they have 11 iltfill every day. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market TELEPHONE 108. , ,«lim‘. . A...“ .MW 'v_-'-r— ” oort iii... Special for Seersucker Skirts in plain colors .. $1 combinations . A new line of COR ERS PALM LEAF FANS Tel. 449. SATURDAY . 50a to $1.00 HOUSE DRESSES.“ .LuWn, low neck, short sleeves. ' $1.00 to $1.98 Percale. low neck. short sleeves and high neck long sleeves” PARASOLMOlid Colors and $1.00 to $2.75 .......... 25c, 500, 50c . J. 1.4Mallette 88 Weehington Si. So. Norwoik. stripes and 00 to $1.98 SET cov- ..2 for do hursduy. June 3.71. ensued together; important matters, hut especiuliy to court his resignation and to elect a; president to Succeed him. . 4 in no call her the meeting Mr. Rowe nto-ted tiled he tell auditioned to re. high the or oidengy of the daunting . 4.. ticui association and of 1:11 New York 3 ‘ unit New singleton aasocin ion in or . der to air ii .0: his available time i to the sin y and Work connected with 1 the Association at North Amends, oi “-ivhic'h he was elected president at the ‘ nvsniion in Mav‘. in the absence of ,secreisry, Mr. Bali, H. L Lewis “3160th Secretary, pro tem. ; 4'i‘he reports at the president, secre— . tary and tronmnor showed thiit the ; j Connecticut organization is in splen- did condition. After den-dying the ‘ expenses of the national convention, at 133, 000 in the treasury. and is recog- nized throughout the countiy as an. influential and successful oigunlzation All who were 1present at New Haven were gratified at "the entertainment of— forded. .. lion. Frnnk E. Smith, A. C. Frazer, Hon. C. W. Bell und others mods re. ; marks eulogizing the seminars of the ‘ retiring president during the past 19 years and it unanimous vote of thanks to him was passed. Hon. Charles W. Bell, who has been . vioc~president of the Connecticut ss- 4sociotion for many years, was elected pmsldent and the retiring president was elected vice- p1 esid9é1t Mr. Rowe_ hesitated to accept the vicepresiden- V. but upon the unanimous vote of the association consented to hold the oilireior the present. E. D. McCarthy was appointed :1. committee to confer with the pulilishcra oi‘fThe Fishing: Gazette not!" the “Oystermnn und Fish- ermnn" Sevmi matters of importance \veie considered, and tho foliouing resold tions were adopted: i Reeoluiion. Whereas, The Connecticut Oyster Growers' Assooiaiiou most deeply at» predates the importance and neces- sity that the food furnished to us and do all comumers shall be; pure and “wholesome, and Whereas The many precautions to}: on during recent vents have insured that oysters; Should he among the pm est and 31191115: foods. yet notwith- standing this. certain sonsutiouslists have uttered indiscriminate slanders against oysters during the past year. unwarranted by the facts, but wail ndapied to advertise the importance of those uttering them, while unjustly siandoring a, mod that is more safe «than milk or water, and more pure than many oi.’ the most popular foods and drinks, ' ‘ Nair~ Thoreiore, to refute these in. discriminate slanders, and to insure and to more the absolute purity and safety of oysters no a toad. We here by instruct'our commitico'on lesion» tion to petition the legislature oi Connecticut for the means of stat- utes providing for the ineliectiOn Of oyster groundnut! oysters, end of all places where oysters are prepared for E; liluo FREE "bsuvsnv. m An “1- fitting Plate should never be used. mucus membranes of the in th. keep- ing them eprc and prove m a proper mastication or the to ,‘os well as causing much sniferiu us and against plate that drops who talklEs places the wearer at a great disadvantage. tor it not only embarrassed him, but cit-times makes him an object at .1101 puisiou or ridicule. There is no rea- son“ why a vista should not sure ent- infliction if properly made. Are you having trouble uith the one you one using? It so, let. me show you the cowards of o perfect piste. Dr. J. H. MALLERY 16 South m at. South Nun-welt shipment and for market. and the is» Home: ' " in. m I 9' In. sum nuance of certificates to all dealers -wvm. ..... .w. A 4 4a..-. . Many Minus girls have uimdy Bindiieh Bunch" morrovr night. 3 . concord Divieion, No. 2, done of Moonrise, will conduct mum Sublime at the weekly meeting to be wet or and. millions Modal-wolf m m the out MUEW .hzfle duties in the uteri works; with Numb: « ll y Nut You? hove and joined the ' summer clam in Bookkeeping, Shot-them end TrDeWritinzi Terrii SummerSchooi Hours 8 e. in. to iii to. mouse; RAT”. “tutors due by Appointment my. and shippers whom and equipilfintsro sanitary fluid pro- per. so that the uublié may be assur- ed that oyster: are among the “tent, wrest and most paltubic or footie; Resolved; That every precaution M1 in: thus taken as provided in the pro- oi the State to vi‘ohibit. it possible, the indiscriminate and untrutiii'ul eiundci‘s‘ or‘luy kind 0! food. which may tend to iirevont timid people from utilising on important and notifiable Article 0! that; columnists which may impress realism with the unintended mi of eon-stimulant. hut thereby LOVE R’S “Tim M" Children’s. .1 . othur food! which are already much “‘9’ 1"th a” M°mi WM” too coolly to be nonviolent with the public mitotic new "£1.00 £032.00. or! you Metric cone'r . where he 1! f etioud the sixteenth e H ‘Neihiocoa. Graham‘s, Fig Newtons, pkg. ...... ‘ ...... 7 TEL. 721. pound. oysters ' vious resolution. it shun be the duty 4 ‘ deprive a portion 0! the public at o ‘ valuable and pulmhio food, and time ,4 increase the demand and the price tor sum commotion“ overrun ‘ : Dull”? fidfimfieflmr H. F. POttoi' lat tut m tot: the Wide donut; ..... yea-pivot‘c- Ivolllevvlza ”nun-mun’z ‘ 20o 3 tattoo hutch dishonor for...“ .. 6 nukes Ozone or Fells Naphtha Soap .. ‘ ‘lfieet New York Stole Choose, lb. .pn- ..--,.. .u..nflp-.-.-... yollee-eellpeu‘ 18 lbs.Fi11e Granulated Sustain... ..... ............ 3". ii the. Yale Toast Crackers for. ............. Magnolia or Clover Milk, can ‘ --.--. ........ ,1..-..y ........ no.4 sates-r suocsu'ias, memo Lioness, s3 & 85 WASHINGTON 5T. SOUTH Non AL Phone 440 " (Formerly Board’s Rocks) READY APRIL cgth‘ ; 4TWENTY PLOTS FOR SALE ' . Only One First Choice Best Quality of Coal at Lowest Summer Prices “- WW4 ...... - m...— ”4“”.— «20 SPECIALS VERY eEsT BUTTER,A POUND ................... ........,3a¢ STRICTLY FRESH autism DOZEN ............ . . ' ass-r FLOUR, A BAG ......... i» ......... , ........ new P'OTAToas AT 0031’. WE GIVE S. and H. GREEN STAMPS. The Great A&P Tea Compau 1' 124 WksiilNGTON 51'” SOUTH NORWALK Deiive'rlee 8:30 o. to. audit: 80 p. in. ASK FOR THEM. 4-, Tel. No. 809; ' .Free Dell All business Success is necessarit 1 1y due to 1 some sort of adverg fining. No matter What your on terpriae may be. it must become known to others besides yourselE
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