«mm. ..
11 1 Delicious 1 1 1:
: Home-male can, 3:
‘\ :I’llre Ice Cream
The Best of
Bakery Products
F. A. LANE
51 Washington Strut.
500th Norwalk
FRIDAY, JANUARY lg, 1913 j 5
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PAGE & SHAW
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
‘ 31-30 on rmd
In“. BAXTEH.
Agent is" Town or Nor-walk
nun—nunwm lemuhllwhm .«
Anderson‘s launch Works
Launches Ind Boats
m dale. 11M! kind: or nPalrinl
given special nutrition.~
of all kinds promptly built. Beats -
Oyster Shell Point, Nomllt
”...—......
Electrical Wiring 5
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charlefiek, Jr.
5 1 Address:
51 MAIN 51%. NORWALK
Telephone-i Dillon, 501; M215
’
n, 1
Benadlnln Van 'l‘sssell, of No. 41
West avenue, is recovering from an at-
hack of the measles.
John Neugebnuer. the tailor in
Washington utreet, has been on a trip
to Elizabeth, New Jersey.
-Sott Hats, Soft lists. O'Brien's.
.....—
Mrs. Fred B. Scoileld has returned
home to Scott's Corners. alter a visit
of three weeks with relatives in Net»
walk.
The Building Trades‘ Council will
hold its semi-monthly business meet»
ingfthis events in its rooms in South
Main street.
Miss Agnes Harris of New York
who is visiting Mrs I. Hall. of Main
street. spent yesterday in Mlddletown
with ilrleuds.
”For Sale—Sleight: and bells and
horny blankets. At L. M. Wright's.
who ulneekiuhualnerameotlnssot
the Eureka Rebekaa Lodge, 1. 0. 0. ll...
will‘be held this evening in its rooms. 1
in Washington street.
»1 Contain and Mrs}! ..J Perrett. or
the South Norwallt branch of the Sal~
vatlon Army, will conduct a special ‘
meeting at Stamford, this evening.
Miss Helen Swarm. of West avenue,
ham? been substituting at the Noll-walk
high school. during the absence of
Miss Josephine Brotherhon. who is ill.
The weekly business meeting of
Douglass Fewler. No. 15, Women‘s Re-
llel Comps, will he held this evening
in the- G. A. R. hall, in Weshlngton
street.
The Board of Electrical Commie-
1 alonerh will hold its weekly business
meeting this evening in the onions oi'
the Muleipal electric plant in State
street.
Lincoln Council. No. 4, Order or
' limited American Mechanics, will hold
‘ its weekly business meeting this even-
ing in the Mystic Chain Hall, in wash
tingt‘on street.
Mrs. G. s. Brown has returned to
stay with her sister, Mrs. E. R. Device,
Seminary street, New cannon, alter
spending a tow weeks at New Haven
and South Norwwlk. -
*Harness moot-mg and manufactur-
any Wardwell's Harness Store. 52
flotilla Main St. ‘
Miss Anns‘llarria who has been the
1 of mm. trying fiali or Main
sneer has gone to Middletown, Gon-
neot'icut, to make a short stay, and
train there will‘ go to her home in New
her. or Fairileld“
" lived a‘ letter
Norwitlk who was arrested earlier in
the wselt churned with intoxldtttion, 5
breach 01: the peace. spasm longitude “ ‘
1. and assault on .1555 olilla‘han. will be
“out on deride M155
5 ‘51". his arrest. ‘ 1
_ 2
Thechurch choirs will rehearse the
Sabbath music this evening in nearly
all instances.
“Hard Coal. sort Coal. large Coal,
small Coal. Raymond Bros.
...—...
The degree team of Knbaosa En-
campment, No. 9, l. O. 0. it. held a
rehearsal last evening.
...
Green Ia Bennett, of Norwallr. has
returned from New Milford, where he
visited with Green bowls
The annual meeting 03 the Nor-walk
Clots league is to be held at the Nor
walk Hotel this atternoon. starting at
3 oclock. ‘
St. John‘s lodge. No. 6. F. and A.
51., held a stated communication last
evening in the Masonic Temple in
Wall street.
Buckingham Wornnna Reliet Corps.
No 30, held a meeting yesterday It-
ternoon. at which time routine billi-
nose was truncated?“ m... .
Buckingham Post, No. 12. G. A. It.
will meet this evening in the post
rooms in Wall street for the transao
tion of rhutine business.
The «N. E. Ryan'Oo. are displaying a
new line ot‘advpnce spring styles in
muslin underwear. Some remarkable
values are being uttered.
«Latest style Del-bios at O‘Brien's.
A committee under Frank P. linen-
ey worked like beaver: last evening in
the town assembly hall and completed
the decorations for their dance this
evening.
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Division No.1 Ancient Order of m-
hernlans, held a meeting last evening
in Hibernian Hall in Wall street, at
which time regular business was
transacted.
Edward T. Clancy, the popular line
man of the United Electric might .and
Water“ company. has resigned his pool»
lion innocent. another with the Con-
necticut company. '
Henry V Frank. of [laundry and
Mia's Lena Kern. or Winnipauit. More
married January 16th by “Rev. Frank D.
Torrey, pastor or the Norwalk Metho-
dist Church. at the parsonage.
Mr. and um. Hamid Murray, or
Norwalk, married some time ago, will
enter upon thenysterlea or , house-
heading tomorrow at their newly erect-
ed. residence .ln Harriet street.
Miss Lena Witch, of Washington
street, has romoved todirooklyn, N.
Y., where she will reside with her par.
onto.
llrm in metro” Emoklyn plant.
W...
The case of Lawrence Howley, ol'
hound before the Emilia town about
"and Judge Edward 3!. Moll
thereon at 5 o’clock. Hadley
While in this city Miss Kircli 1
was employed by the ‘R d: (l Corset f'
company and will beemployod by that,
)1.
to
1 .1th 15M
January 1906
January I555
January 1510
January 1932.?
11%. Norwich;
90 Wellington sued
South Norwalk'
Garner Atlantic and Worth Streets. Stamford
Women’s Queen Quality Boots
1 in Patent Colt, Gun Metal. l'tuuia Cali. Viol Kid and lilac! Suede.
‘ ’l'hene well now mooring» regular 33. 35.601115“. sale price
$2.55, $2.95 and $3.35
200 Pairs wow-3;, s
" ngBm’s
and Walk Otter, $1.95
Regular p teen 33. 50 and 54 00.
Boys’ and ‘Girls’ Shoes
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Three Cans Milk
Walter Baker’s Cocoa or Chocolate 1 .'
Warranted ideal. Der dosed .....docia lbs. Prunes for
2 lbs. Pure Lard ......... .....fleiWetMlnooMeat......l........iOoiIl
Layer Flea. lb. .................13oiEvaporated Apple-,9“. ..........15¢
Golan
HUME" BOOTS. FILT BOOTS AND ARCTIC. AT OOIT
. ' ,
19c
Good nutter. per lb. ....3ae18eeded Raisins. on. ””1"...“1“
Oranges, Apples, Grapes. Grape Fruit. Nata Termini. Sweet Potatoes,
8min.
UNITED GROCERY COMPANY
20 NORTH MAIN 51’.
no: annulment. adieu.
moor. woman. BLUE. aALMoN. PICKEREL, HALIBUT.
MACKEREL, wean. coo. '
OYSTERO, EWLLOPB M0 L0 NO CLAIR. .
PHONE 14!
.1EIS.
1 ‘ ‘1 » ‘ ,1 '3 ‘ i
‘ . FLATS; ”'GNAPPER “BLUES,
SPANIGH
LONG ISLAND AND 8 EA 88%“05'8
WatCh '1 our“ GI‘OWth .
Capital l Surplus 8t Profits i
Aprllislillll ”5:555 ‘1
lamrylm 55.555515; ‘4“ ‘
* sonar
1 55,555 r
1 55511015 C
55.555
55.555111: *
55,755 75
Canine 'ndge Flu Market.
TELEPHONE I“
[HIE OILIVIIV.
Deposits
1. ', 51
315.53.235.50
«cum
777,475.55
555,555.15
5,155,555.55
1.451.575.22
125.420 u
meant 11o. ” I ‘
viewpresl-
. West Hartford; 3
......qu «W m Wm . m u
1 to accompany the notice that the men
1 men are ready to continue negotiations
11veuod Enoch Edwards, member at
.Parllnmont for Henley. the president.
gold that he homd‘whalever the nature ‘
. ital; incorporated by Frank A bodily.
Alexander ‘i‘reup and William E Lod-
Elation Incorporated, of Waterbury:
1nd; E 0. Black president. E ill.
(Black vice-president; A. F. Hewitt.
York, New Haven a Hartford railroad
run an .
sun in .
Billilllllll
1 Delegates oi Miners' federation"
Expect to Stop Work the
Laatoi February
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The Conference Later Adjourns
‘ lllitll February]
BIRMINGHAM. Ens» Jim. 19.-The
conicrence of delegates at the Minero‘
Federation hose dclded to give notice
forthwith of a national stoppage at
work at the coal mines in Great Brit-
sin. The end of February. however.
is the lirst date at which the notices
can become effective.
The conference of delegates decided
were going to quit work with an in
[duration to the employers that the
for a settlement.
The conference has adiourned until
February ‘1
As both sides appear to he heartily
desirous or finding a. way out at the
deadlock there is a general feeling
.thst a national ‘atrike which would u-
tect shout 800,500 men. will he averted.
LONDON. Jan l5.-—Until the con-
clusiou ot the conlerence oi the dots-
sum or the Miners Federation. now
being held at Birmingham, no definite
steps can be taken to prevent a nation-
id strike of the coal minors. The hope.
however. is expressed that the center
once will make peace easier or attain-
ment
1 The conference or the Minera' Ead-
oration in a private one, and the course
or its proceedings even is withheld,‘
but before the conference was con-
oi the proceedlntr at the conference
might be that a strike would be avoid
ed
This conciliatory spirit of hte lead-
or: or the miners makes the prospects
your for when it comes to the
W of an absolute dietitian er
the whole or thoooal mineral Gwat
Britain. the influence of the leaders '
will outweigh in all probability that 0!
the extreme Socialists who believe
that unrest among tint? workers is good
for trades unionism. and continually . ‘
encounge the werlrern to strike
W
CORPORATION CERTIFICATES.
‘ Commotion papers as follows have
been died with the state secretary ~
The standard Laundry Company or
New Haven; to start with 320 000 can
dy.
The East End [hula Company or
Waterbury; to start with 32 500 capl-
tel; incorporated by Thomas F. Mo
Grain. James C. Mctlrath and J. Hen-
ry Moorath.
The Town. Plot Development asso-
ernnked with 51. i3 capital; H Ros-
inlissen, president; William F. Nichols.
flee-president. T. J MW treasur-
er and James R Lawler. secretary.
The E. 6. Black Packing Company
or Gretna: organized with 32,000 dank
trepsurer; H Morgan Hewitt. 1m
3to Seamless Rubber Company, or.
in Huron; certificate showing in:-
c raise or «and: iron: 3605.000 to 31, ~
.555.
Altman onions: auddfivraona.
1 The bridge supervisor: or the New
”old theli- tau-mm moods: More
day It the Guild Halal, Hmtord, haw 1
union: in both morning and id'-
0mm in a dinner at neon. nen- f
dew work and other nutrients oi ‘ 3 1
”M w mama”... ......” ..w».-.m..1.u_...a
7‘.
Extra Special
3 Packages Mother’ 8 Oatmeal 25c
10 Stamps Free with
each 3 packages
15 LBB.1GRANULATED SUGAR
5 GAKEB OZONE or FILE NAPI'HA SOAP ...................... 256:.
3 LBS. MILK CRACKERB or YALE TOAST .................. £256 1
COFFEEB, PER POUND ........................... 28. 30. 32, 55,380 3861
TEAS, PER POUND .............................. 1.35, 40, 50, 506
ONAI’PY or CREAM CHEESE. EACH .............. . ....... .... . 156'
.............................. 51 00'
as a 55 waalull'o'ron er.
COMPLETE 5700K FINE WINES, LIOUORO,
ALEB AND MINERAL WATERS
A. F.Beckmann 81 CO.
Phone 440.
GOTTLED BEERS;
scum woman: 1
BEARD’S
Everyone knows this landmark of
dust and all the other nuisances usual
From this property one can walk
TROLL V ....... IN ....... 2
cm 2 to O
GRAMMAR OOLHOOL ................. 5
HIGH HO ........................ 5
POSTOFF IOI ...... .............. ....B
RAILROAD .TATION . ......... . ...... ll
South Norwalk
. 14 Wool VESTS d, PANTS. .550
Formerly 75¢.
Fiannaiaitg Kimonos. .....50e
" Formerly 755. in large sizes
' only.
SWEATERS
.Ladlan' Were .31 38-3350
di‘ormerly 33 all and 35.00
Children's mum...7ac1
1 Formerly 51.55.
waters
Embroidered and Tailored
........... tun, 31.37. 31. so ‘
”Formerly 3173 and 32 2.3
White Lace and Black Mounting
Walsh. .82, 52.55, 55, 35.45, 34
Formerly 33 33 49. 34. us.
These \Vuista are odd sizes in
broken lots.
.I. I.” Mallette
Wasmuorou 31'.
Many PersonsHave
sitive teeth—at times a discharge ol
hike the destructive disorder Pyorrhea
Glucolurls.
eerie, the teeth become loose. sore.
and in time are lost; while the. pull
troubles. 1 ‘ _
Do not delay this matter too
long.
1i)r..l.ii1. when
15 Mill I“!!! 55.. Solidi Nmm
FOR SALE ON
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
that it lies over one hundred feet above tide water and is free from noise.
nor particulars and restrictions addre‘as the ownel. men n. nauoal.‘
10 CALLS for Bookkeepers
and Stenographers last week ‘
Our Graduates are: always in
demand. ENROLL NOW. '
Merrill Business College
Stamford,
some that bleed‘easily, loose or den 1
mus i’rom around the roots oi! the 1
-teeth——and yet do not realize that they
charge pollute: the breoth, and being 1, ~11.
swallowed Ball“! serious dineatlre .
ROCKS
our city, but do you realize the {not
in the center at any town?
to the .
.v.’
Port Chester. *
It’s a Gamble
. to buy cheap coal.
Cheap coal can‘t be good.
Bny good, heat producing coal
1 by dealing here. '
M
The Harris seals
TEL. 721. ' 58 WATER 8T
Gradually, the gums re- '
A little care given at the proper1
time ‘wlll prowent the spreading of this f
condition to the healthy teeth and re- {11“-
store the wanted ones to distill on
‘ sane.
Norwalk Chronicler