Qoutil' Norwaik. Conny ,f‘
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All kinds of insuranlse.
anlic Stenoxrapbsr
3119 Post Cards ‘ f0? 5 dents
'_A daughter has been born to Mr. and. i ‘1
Mrs. William Brown, ‘ot' F'airfleld Park.
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Buckingham Pest. No.12.G A. R..
, will meet on Filday evening for regu-
_, lar business.
Brlng the Children in to See the
John J. Clune, ohmverslde avenue, .1:
has been visiting his brother. W. H.
,Clune, in Tarrytown, New York.
Mrs. Ml A. Wardeli and Miss to, Le-
uise Smith, of Ann street, have return-
-. oil from a visit in New York city.
lax-Mayor and Mrs. Cilarles -E.~Dou',
‘ of South Norwnik, contemplate leaving
Saturday on their annual trip to Flor- '
idea
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John W. Sculley, of Monroe street.—
- is in Pittsburgh, Pa, in the interests
" “of the United Haitsrs‘ of North
America.
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John W. *Curnow, of Norwaik. spent
yesterday in New York city. where he
attended the performance or the Hip.
podrome.
Miss Imogene Raymond, of New Ham
ven, is visiting her parents. Mr. and
’Mrs. William 8. Raymond, of West
Cedar street.
The trolley tracks in North Main
street. near West street. were repaired
yesterday. following the dernlling or
a car the n 3?". previous...
Rev. John? E. zelter, pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church de-
livers-d an address in the Methodist .
Church, in Stamford. last night.
The weekly business meeting "of
Olive Branch Lodge, No.19, Knights
of Columbus, will be held this even-
ing. in its ball, in South Main street.
The first sitting or the card tourna-
nient planned by the members of tho
South Norwalk Council No. 1 253,
Knights of Columbus. will be held this
evening.
5 P. Krocow. of South Norwallt, gives
J notice of his intention to sell his
’ “gents‘ and lady's furnishing businesn"
to Nathan Edison. located at 205 ash~
ington street. on Eebrunry 71h.
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, The third sitting oi the tri-company
pool tournament in which the members
or the South Norwnlk Fire Department
lil engaged will be held this evening
at tllc'l’utnnnl Hone quarters. in Frank
iin street. ‘
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_' ‘Car 59 of the Connecticut Company
llaailleen to Port Chester, where a com-
plete lino equipment has been instal‘
led.
our and was put in use thin woolnon
the Norwuiltdlvislon (or tip: first time.
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i«whl‘on'n and vboyn‘capu. O’ilrieu.
Frank W. Roberts. who has been ill
at tho homo oi‘hln sister, Mrs. iloorac
04‘. fitnith. in East Norwalk, has gone
to Providence. in connection with his
nation on trovsling notional militant-r
“tor the Miahlpi. Oyster Cynthia. ,
Mrs. Henry W. Pagan. worthy «no»
.' a, hull am. “It” 19 Winchester. dole-
galaltromtlphirtlhuptcr. O 11.. {Litre
liu‘ iiiirti’ord today attending the an. _
anal (liliild Lodge at the Ordor or
Eastern Star The; will also remain
. or tonic w's session.
lieu aroinvlloano give your tunes
promotion clinic strong bank by tilti‘ir
' as your chucking wsouat today.
”mm assailants. individuals. man:
out at whoa districts and societies are
‘r'lnviisit to investigate the ,stmstll or
135.com was ma company 5
MWIMMWIIRIGWWI
'l‘llo car is now an unto-date lino.
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1C OUNTER
WILLIAM ~ P. BEERS
Book and Stationery Stores
6S0. Main St, So. Norwalk anE 49 Wall St, Nor-Walk
I
H. K. a. K. co. ANNIVERSARY.
Tomorrow will mark the first an-
niversary of the big Holmes, Keeler
and Kent Company merger. The Nor-
walk Holmes. Ksslsr and School:
Company and the Stamford Holmes.
‘, Keelsr and K'ollt. Company merged ib-
to olie concern, that or the present
Holmes. Keeler and Kent Company.
That the merger has been a success
is attested by the records of the cor-
poratiou. which show a decided in-
crease.
East lndiaTea Co
TEL. 871 125 WASHINGTON 8T.
Our prices are the lowest in the
city. To convince yourself do a little
comparing on your own account.
Corn. l’nncy quality. 10c, goods cut
to n... ............. . ...... 70 can
Flour, best Minnesota. 24 1-2 lb.
................ l-nsoia..
26¢
a
. . this
map. extra selected. a dozen ..
Potatoes. heat Maine quality,
«pack ....... .......l.......
”—
i'20 lbs. (lrnnnlntod Sugar ...... 91.00
For quality suite try our (lotioéa.
19 titanium with 1 Hi. 1150 Coffee.
'15 thumps with 1 lb. :iilc Calico.
'30 Stamp: with 11b. 35o Canoe.
w. Give and Redeem Premium
Clamps. . .
That Nickel, l.
Your Pocket
More it. thump a hole lo. .
vent it. in a "£11k Ribbon”
ulnar and enjoy “ the
‘ "anions." {
'i‘hiu cigar is made or
(loan. Broad Lost Wrappin-
it into a Marcus flood hind-
~REWCWE'
loo, a on can , a
‘ Kandahar , '77 ‘J
liliili summits in
Milli fillMSSllililRiflll’ ,
Fairilolll couniyllllmucrals Wil
Beside the issue Between
DEEMED Ill VALUATION
(Continued from first page.)
will in? c
the elI‘ect o the proposed new Wash-
ll
an is thus early.
ll“ PIillPEIlTY "IS "F
on street abridge us having its rs-
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. .__ .-..._—...a.
Swat-t: and Corbett—85. 900.
Mar-loose Taylor-«~93. 875.
A. Tudor—$2,000. '
Uncas Tribe.
(new property.)
noted in the West flecks road. not
all 31,300.
a: Some Goad Purchases for
QShop Here T omorro
1.0. R. Air—$1.200 if
The lplaoo‘ of Mary L Brooks. the 33
new building boom admins "Rookledsa" property sit. I
completed last year. has been increas- 33
The South Main “street (property
boom was gutted too into to be on
the books this year, but the McMahon
HARTFORD. Jan 30 —'i‘oday at the and Roodnor blocks will appear on
Nprwala and ilrltlnoporl
The property of Carrie A. Lock- ;,
wood. in East avenue. has been raised .I
32.000.
state capitol the Democrats from Fair-
fleid county will gather in their rooms
to caucus for state auditor and county;
commissioner. Representative John
H. ‘lMcMurray will be the pro-
siding oillcsr ot the caucus. There
are three candidates for county com-
missioner, each of 'whom will have
supporters in .the caucus. Former
Mayor Dennis Mnivlhill, oi Bridgeport;
iornler Representative Arthur German.
or Danibury. and Frank H. Merrill, of
next years assessment list quits
heavily.
The Cluett. Peabody and Company
factory in North Main street. received
the attention of the assessors this
year. and the boom of building in that
thoroughfare is probably directly
responsible. Last year the Board of
Belle! granted an abatement of 8709
,to the factory from the sagesamsnt.
but the Board of Ansssmrs put back
the 3700 this your and increased tho
Norivalk, and James '1‘. Powers, of 10!. «mm 33,700 to 85000.
South {Norwallt Ahean contest has There have been many more in.
been waged by friends of those can- creases than are shown in the follow-
dida‘tos, which-.vv'ill culminate in the it“, not or “laminar those have been
caucus action today. under 81.000.
Ex-Maior MUIVW“ will probably Rev. C. W. Shelton. of East avov
receive the support of the Bridgeport one. in it letth to the assessors. pro-
delezailon and his name will be pluc tests against the ruins of 989 against
ed belore the caucus by Senator Whit his property. . its claims that the
comb
Powers will draw their support from Vapor Company to his own property
the western section of the countl'. decreases its value materially. and
clarit‘Leada {or Auditor. says that his taxes are nearly double
An Connecticut's night counties aro‘ what they wero glx you,” “9,
svouly divided. Republican and Demo 1‘ The largest luvs-ac was that all the
static, and as the state senate“ Dem magnificent. new home and the on
comic and the ileum Robubliclm. iHB tending improvements olr Samoa A.
probable that the two portion will Famll. the “winning, located m
reach a compromilo agreement 0“ "“3 Hickory mun. His increase "was ’18.
county commissionsrahipn. This means 900. and demonstrates that man
Messrs. Gannon. Morrili and proximity of the 31.0001‘30 Pulp nullw
itho sclectlon' or a Democratic oom-
iaoionor in Fairilcld county.
cii‘ormnr Representative Silica Clark.
of Monroe. is the loading candidate of
the county for state auditor and while]
those may be some opposition to his
endorsement. by the county caucus. his
friend. claim they hate sheath votes .,
to put him om. , Action on this man»
was no considaartlon in the itnpro
month be but mods to his uboutlbihll
similarly. one at this About on the
Ilium at Long inland Ballad ,
" 'l‘ho nails inmost rails recorded Iii
that or 'i‘mndloy and nonstick. flor-
lain. tor 010.000.
WW increases have been made: .
tal- will ho taken immediately otter: _ ,3, id Allan-010M-
tlm county commissioner pronoun
is disposed oi.
u
IRIDIEKCOM 18 AMONG 13““le
ll Frank
1.4. mouawimoa . J
o. neutron-49.0%
block) .
Jusmish ‘ Moran-7‘1””.
The. ioiiowlns Washington strait
(haw
East avenue. has been increased 33;
400.
the Muller Mills has caused an in-
crease of the asiassment or Richard
Muller for 02, 009 .
St. Paul's Parish property in West
avenue has gone up 81. 000.
Mrs. Lydia M. Pinkham‘s place dn
HUlaids stnest was raised $1500
" l't'nprovoments at the «property or H.
Recliner, of Cedar street. causal a
raise in his assessment of $1.500.
A. Wellnita‘s property in West ave—
nue. has gone upshot». and Rev. De-
Witt '1'. Van Doren has been increasi-
od $2.000 on his East avenue holdings.
Some other increases are noted as
follows:
James '1'. Brown-41.200
Lottie E. Chadeaynewtwoo
pvius Clark Estate~—$1.040
Georgiana Goldfinch-«$2 400
J. .13. Raymond—«1.000
hylvsatsr . numeral-88,009.
Caroline A. Pahlitssoh~31.000
W
auw HAqumoao asabv 1'0
spasm much ON TROLL'IIIO.
, The New Haven road is prepared to
about? 35. 000.000 'huihlins trolley roads
in Massachusetts. but it would prefer
to have the stats ”build them, Such
was Mr. Mellon a statement to the my
Stalls trolley illumination committee
yesterday. The committee wanted to
illicit whatnot the railroad is procured
to carry out tho sci or 1912 concernink
ply came with much. certain .
Mr Malian has atarted a all up
dreylooirmoautain. no «in h much
preferred building lines "whens
would develop the country but that
since he was crustal! to Win the,
n.
combat: line by tho lesbians” no
‘ had it!!!“ * .
that work.
What: ii Mullen. m out here
' ins authoritarian». moonlit: tho
trolley” liner-r Molioiléi'h should in-
That of F. St. John Lockwood. in
Improvements about the property of ‘
issue. added to its previous appmprla- days,
trolley mergers, and Mr Manolo's rs~
.nmlary Clearance
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a The prices are moving the goods away. .a
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Every Woman
and See for Yourself
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gA‘V'A‘V A‘AVAWAM’“ ‘
REDDY 8t AYERS MOTOR GO.
ID VAN ZANT STREET. ,
EAST NORWALK.
Contractors
Mating Construction Co. ..... Build...
Estimates furnished on all kinds of building constructions, altar.
‘ ations and repair work.
123 WASHINTON-BTREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 357-12.
The Hatch 8t Bailéy Company
COUTH NORWALKay CONN.
Lumber and MillWork for Everything
‘ Telephone. 4|. '
BEAVER BOARD
ionising rapidiyinpopuluity on MIWM lath and
plum and nil-paw. It in “ammo: an inn-no mm
or artistic designs for mils“ and outline, and permits 0! a
Will. scope (or individual Moment andtuto. We are am
and hoop a lam supply on hand.
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IOYSTER BEDS OFF BRIDGE-
PDRT ARE NOT DAMAGED
MlLLi0N8 FOR‘GOOD ROADS. ‘
New York Holds the List with
_, ”0.000.000.
The year coming to a close has been
a notable one from the viewpoint of thy Morm-
800d P0943 enthusiasts in In“)! dlmé' Bridgeport. oystarman' are not on-
‘tions. it would be noteworthy if there countering the dliiiculties in their
‘Werc nothing else to mord than the beds that the New Haven dealers
action or many states in mailing llxber' report as the result 01 this recent’
al roads appropriations. New York heavy winds and storms that have
tops the list with the 360,000,000 ‘bond swept” the Sound during the past ten ‘
Steamers and other oyster
tion of an equal amount. Pennsylvania vessels owned my .Bridgoport comps»
follOWs with l. proposed 850,000,000 ap~ lea have been working and up to
proprlation which there is aasuranco‘ this afternoon no null, than been
will be favorably acted “1101! by its found with the condition 0c the beds ‘
state legislature. in California on 318. of! the local break-water.
000. 000 hood issue is now being em The New Haven men and that tho
pended, in Maine the 82'. 000 000 band wind has turned the entire crop up.
issue has been authorised. to be met side down. and tho diulodgoa mud:
by the automobile fess; smaller subro- has smothered the bivaivcu. the two _
printiono in other Mateo. all point i0 It year old stock being killed oi! ontiro- ,
vast betterment in road conditions in 1y, The ppm city dealers state that
the next. few years. ‘ the damage will reach hundreds 0! ~
The defeat at the 350. 000. 000 bond is“ thouadnda oi dollars.
sun in Ohio in the only discctlromns An official oi- the it. .1. Levin
feature of the year. and even this. any Oyster company. oi Bridgeport. nil
Ohio coed roads advocates, in certain that he did not understand how the
to ho reconsidered in the near 101““! Now Haven halls had linen so much
7.. WW ldlaarrungad without any trouble bow
‘Pfllol oi! ml! is TO BE ’HIGH- lag encountered ham. its oxpmnd“ ,
m ' thanks that such won the case. hum
Hortvaik Dulu- Predicts Fifty Clint: over. '
a Hundred Pounds.
A wail‘known Norwallt icomsn stat-
cd to a {nominal ioporusr youtcrdayi .
alteration that the prion oi ice is so”
in: up t, tty cents a national! at tho
beginning o the actuator moon. and
stated i‘uria , that. it. may go to slutty , Under a comm data lino rm
canto colors the minor in out. , ly the New Haven Regular sum ‘
too may be proour min dinner» that dial/9's Attorney stiles Judas.
mm but a, in .. . .. probable «has most to tiartlmd on Wednesday as
Mutation " 5-: ,.
local d _
All New Haven Crop Ia Bald to HIV. ‘
Boon Turned Upside Down .
Juosou wm. common Halls: ,
on Parana o'coaaoii. '
Papal-inn Data to Place More it»
My Nil-min a Fm Din.
all of lino nativitisa oil so. it. x. Q‘conuor or
‘ locally" 60. Join“ it. 0 Church. 3'
um am or a W a
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