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”TUESDAY, Jausa‘a. 191a
race sava’ir ‘
All Kinds" of
5CANDYE
Chocolates. Ben Bone,
made Specialties
Home- I:
FRESH mooamrv BAKERY 33
encoucre
. F. A. LANE
81 Washington Street.
' South Nor-walk
' PAGE a straw
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
81.00 per pound
F. H. BAXTER.
Agent (or Town of Norwalk
or Not to Trade at this
Red ‘ * a
Anderson's Launch Works
Launches and Boats
for sale. All kinds of repairing
given special attention.
Oyotpr 8M" Point, Nor-walk
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
Charles Buck, Jr.
Add“:
81 MAIN ,8T., NORWALK
Telephones: Gilles. 801: house. lied
This was a. January thaw.
f Miss Agnes Leary has been visiting
her parents in New Haven.
Miss Ela Kuch, of Franklin street,
has been spending a few days in Don
by
Miss Mao Cullen, oi South Main
street is substituting as teacher in the
Brookside school.
The Painters' and Decorators' Union
~wlll hold its semi~monthly business
meeting Thursday evening.
Mrs. J. Milton Coburn is- the guest
of Rev, and Mrs. George D. Egbert, at
:il‘lushing, Long Island, today.
_ Banner Council, No. 54, Daughters
of Liberty, will hold its semi-monthly
“business meeting Thursday evening.
, The South Norwalk Quartette Club
will hol'd its weekly business meeting
this evening in its hall, in North Main
"street.
”3 The weekly business meeting ol‘Un‘
ms Trih'e. No. 26, 1.0. R M will be
.held this evening in the Wigwam, in
Washington street.
The monthly business meeting of the
Journeyman Barbers' Union will be
Droid this evening In the Labor Lyceum,
in Washington street.
A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter, 'No. 38, R. A. M, will be held
this evening in the Masonic Temple.
in South Main street.
I Mrs. George W. Carroll and Miss
Viola Taylor, of South Norwalk, lel’t
today for Jacksonville, Florida, where
they will remain several weeks.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of P. C. Lounsburry Lodge, N. E. O. P..
will be held this evening in the Mystic
Chain hall, in Washington street.
At the high school on Wednesday
evening, Professor Gauss will deliver
the second lecture in the teachers'
course, his subject being Rousseau.
The Norwalk Medical Society will
meet ”with Dr. Allen. Washington
street tonight. Every member hopes
to meet every other member there.
South Norwalk Camp, No. 9,294,
Modern Woodmen of America, will
hold its semi-monthly'buslness meet-
‘ing this evening in its hall in South
Main street.
‘ There will be a rehearsal tonight or
{the degree team a. tulle part in the en.
, '{tortainment of Butler Lodge. I. .O.’ 0
‘ flit. next Thursday evening." All mem-
tern are reopened to attend. ‘
Robert Veitch, who was taken and-
denly ill a week ago, and later remov-
odAIi-ithe some; ‘hls (liter in Stam-
lord.“ report“ albedo: greatly .im-
moved, and hopes to return to South
Norwa-lltfshoniy. ~f
...,The first sitting of the annual pin-
noble tournament between the braves
‘of Union Wt. 01 South Narwalk.
and Cookenoe‘ Haymakors, of Nowalk.
will be held at the dunner a wigwuu in
the South Mall; l‘CIOWOtiOlL The.
South Nowalk pumpkin bunkers. still
darting under their defeat last year.
no out for blood and have dug up the
hatchet tor a long and bitter struggle.
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Loose LEAI" roar 'smnsas AND.
The Metropolitan Orchestra of Nor-
wnik held a regular rehearsal last eve-
Hing.
‘‘‘‘‘ Dance the Paul Jones, N. E. O. P.
Masquerade Social, Mystic Chain hall,
tonight.
Mrs, Patrick Leonard. of Stuart ave
nue, has been attending the flinernl ot
a relative In Danbury.
The Valentino dance of the Nutmeg
Club will be held In the town assem-
bly hall on February 9th.
...-7.
Concord Division, No. 2. Sons 01
Temperance, met last evening and
transacted routine business.
Welcome Stranger Lodge, No. 364.
Sons of St. George, will hold a regu-
lar business session this evening.
The New Psychology Class will meet
at 3 o‘clock this afternoon with Mrs.
F. 8, Lyon at her home in West
street.
The Sixth Company. Coast Artillery
Corprwlli’m‘het this evening and make
further preparations for the annual in-
spoétlon.
The annual mid-Winter reception or
Merrill's Business College will be held
in the Town Assembly Hall on Friday
evening.
The F'ellowcraft Club. of Norwalk,
will hold a regular business meeting
this evening in the Masonic Temple
in Wall street.
The twenty-ninth annual dance of
the Hope. Hose Company will occur in
the town assembly hall on the evening,
0: February 2nd. ' .
The Norwalk board or water corn-
mlssloners have repaired the damage
done when the water main broke in
Spring Hill avenue last week.
Catholic ‘Unlon Council, No. 46,
Knights of Columbus, will hold a regu-
lar meeting this evening in the Catho-
lic club-house in West avenue. ‘
The annual roll call of Cockonoe
Tribe, No. as, 1. o. R. 1a., win he held
in the town assembly but on Washing-
ton‘s Birthday, February 22nd.
The Girls‘ nriendiy Society at Grace
Church In planning for a dance to be
held in- the town assembly hall on
Wednesday evening, February 7th. -
William Franklin Bishop, Jr., and
Harold A. Baldwin, a committee on the
Norwallr Club dance. have completed
all arrangements tor tomorrow even-
int:
‘Periect Security
From Fire and
Burglars is
afforded
v
by our ‘
Safe Deposit
Willi; ‘
of all kinds promptly built. sum ‘ .
"reel high and uni-«Midsummer. -
. m “mama,“ mm, Dentist: and Opticians
from the captain downhultied toexe- 87 ATLANTIC SQUARE
cute them. Eleven is back for a vaca-
f lion and mat, and will assimilate some Stamford, . COCO.
j cold washer hr soingto the donut, up
{We County Republican Club In
pm» City. aKns., has declared in ,
f.ldmtt. A vototairen showed the
: lag result: Roosevelt, 78'
first place we're here to sell you what you want. and our
holds good. m’veIaeoaep shop tical of "sales” come to this
ment, real so ce,
pose of the sale to lost. Came and see.
It’s Safe for any Man Whether lie Knows Clothing Values
You’ 1': sale here. You needn’t be afraid to open your bundle when you get home fearing
you’ll be dissatisfied with what you 've bought at this sale. You’ re doubly protected In the
uarantee of satisfaction always
and see real courteous treat-
roal values. We hold these sales to benefit you and unless we do the pur-
Men’s and Youths’ Suits
$8. 50 and $10.00 Fancy Overcoats, in broken
$22. 50 and $25.00 Fancy Overcoats, in all
.83.5o and$4.ooOvercoats $2.85
3500 Overcoats ..... ”$385
$600 Overcoats $485 Boys Stiloo and
$850 Overcoat: 3535 norm Bile!
$10 and $12 Overcoats. $..785 $2.00h1nbhned
BOYS’ TWO-PIECE KNICKERBOCKER,
SUITS-Ages 6 to 17 years
-..“. ....h . .. NW....__ ... ...-.... -..—-..... .... . .. ...... ...
FISH! FISH!
ROE CHAD, MACKEREL. SMELT, FLATS, SNAPPER
HALIBUT,
ewes.
seamen
FROST, WHITINO, BLUE. SALMON, PICKEREL.
MAOKEREL. WEAK, COO.
oversee. EBCALLOPS AND LONG cums.
LONOICLAND me an ESCALLOPS
Cutbill’s Bridge F ish Market.
TELEPHONE 30..
FREE DELIVERY.
COBURN IN THE PHILIPPINES.
Men’
u
s Furnishings
:tggzg$::6:5 Men’a5ocNegligoeShirtsat..... ....... 1390
stash“2:::::::::::::::::::::::::s.3.:.2‘ Men'ssocwmgsmmc. ............ ...
3:333:33::1:::::::::::::::$213333: m.......m........c.....d......
Sos.oeSuita...-................:.......$18.85 geeSlIirts. """ ’ """ ’ """""" “79°
$30.00 Suits ..... . . ..$ao.85 dlégiggld $11.00 Star and Cluett Negligscrel5
Men’s Overcoats soc Outing Flannel Working sums ...... .39.
Entire stock of white stiff bosom Shirts.
sizes ................... $5.85 formerly 3°“ ‘0' 5°C "Id 75C. 8‘ - 49‘:
$1130: and $12-00 Fancy Overcom. in $185 Boys' 50c White Unlaundered Shirts ...... 9c
zs..... 7 , -.
$1 3 5° and 315' 6;) Fancy Overcoats, in all Men 8 $1. 00 Gray Flannel Shirts ......... 79c
sizes ..................... $9.85 Big bargains in broken lines of Men’s Night
$16.00 and $18.00 Fancy Overcoata, insall Shirts and Pajamas
sizes.................... ........ 1085
$20 00 Fancy Overcoats, m all sizes. . M314 85 Men’ s 15c Black Half Hose . .............. 9c
Men's 15c Camel's Hair Half Hose. .9c
sizes ”$1385 Men's 25c Black Cashmere Half H0se.....15c
$5 50 Black and oxford Overcoata. _, , , 35 35 Men’s ,Black and Fancy Pure Silk Hall
$10 6: $12 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . .$7. 85 Hose .................... ... . .. . . .39c
$15 & $16 Black and Oxford Overcoata. .311. 85 , 5c Pure Ling“ Handkucgicfm 9c
$20 Black audoximd Overcoats ...suas m Hem mm d H dk h, f
f $25 Black and Oxford Overcoats. .$18 .85 g e. an ere e 8‘” """ ..5c
Bi reductions in Men; For and Fur-lined 5°C Fancy F°“"m‘H‘“d Ties. """" '- '39:
oats. Men' 11 $1.00 Oxford Sweaters ...........
r . Men’ 3 $2. 50 All Wool Sweaters ..... “$15: 45
Boys overcoats Men 2 $3.50 Pure Worsted Sweaters. .... $2.25
Men’ I 86.00 Pure Wool Shaker Sweaters $3.95
$1. 50 fancy trim Sweaters.9
o....-.....ge¢.....
Cape Gloves . n,
O'IIIIS
,, ....... $1. :9
Men' 11 50c Derby Ribbed Underwear. . . . . .39c
Men's 50c fleeced lined Underwear, double or
$.oSuita.. ...... . singlebreaated Shirts ............. . ...39c
83306111“ ”:33: Mons $100 Natural Wool Underwear. “79c
$590 Suits ,,,,,,,, “.35 Men's$2.oo and $3.00 Soft Hats ........ $1.45
$8.5osuits. ............. .....$6.85 M'enshwandS380ftHats...............69c
fiASTEN—JI‘IME IS PXSSINfixiTEURBAY ENDS THE SALE.
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ELlClOUS
When you purchase ‘
wmae, BITTERS, wmsmes. OL-
IVE OIL. conmALe, aorvtso
South Nordalk Boy Who Ia Making
Good in theOriont. ‘
Many people in The Norwslks will
be Interested in reading the .lollowinz
from the Ronaluhl'BulIetin. record!”
Harrie Geller Cohan. arm or Dr. and
Mrs. :1. Milton Cohum, of South Nor»
walk:
0.1 A. Steven, agent of the Sugar
Planterd labor bureau, who just re
turned from a long stay in the Philip
pines, says that H. C. Oohurn. former
manager 01 the Kauai Railway com‘
pany. and also a recruitlumauent in
the Philippines, is making thin“ hum
on the Flaws“. the vessel used by the
age‘il't around the Philippine islands
Coburn is known as a then" that gets
thlllxo‘d'one; and when he steed on the
deck of the little anemone”;- six
WHAT IS‘WHONG WITH
YOUR EYES?
Let us examine them and We can
tell you it you need glasses. We
employ experienced Gorillas—-
graduate physicianHo examine
eyes and guarantee satisfaction.
'THAMER
om smallness. ‘
memo Vancouver, and norms, . a f .
new again on one 0! the Dm-
‘. .3“...
.3.
‘2:
3 Easy Poorest ‘ .
Judas Boa. P. Iliad-9y in a woman‘s
outrage address said with a smile:
“Another tmyol man accuses the
sum; warn-a nooseveu.
KANSAS CITY Mo. Jan. It .---’The
vorof'l'heodorenooaevoltlor W
1M
BEER
you naturally wish quality and quan-
tity, so patro‘niae us and be certain
at achieving you desires. This estab-
lishment, hesideslhaving a most com-
plete steel: of domestic and imported
wines, whisklesand the best bottled
beer. has alsoa superb stock of ital-
lIIII products. Our Olive Oil is 01 a
quality that is very seldom equalled
hereabouts. We have ltaiian wines,
hitters, Vermouth, etc. St. Nicholas
‘ ale, which is the best ale proourable,
also carried. .
Costellano & Bardani
Tel. ‘81.. 25 Railroad Av'I.
Valentines
in our Valentine Department
can he found a varied assert-f .
men or Valentines result the"
taste ot'the grown-ups and lie
light tho eye 01 the children.
Valentines from...“ .!c to 880 ‘
Valontilno'lioarto.......¢o each
POSTAL CARDS. 0 for dog's
'01- 6°; 2 for do; and 50 «oh
the advantage of his roots ad opinion.
‘One day he was writing} an article
his once.
the time to wait for you to finish it.
. it and leave it in my 9mm?"
.‘ihail he very glad to
Special Price
on Six Cans
Special Price
on Six Cans
CROWN ASTER AND GOLD ROCK
BRANDS ARE GUARANTEED THEf
ACME 0F PERFECTION ”
CROWN ASTER ABPARAGUS, can ............................. 28C
DELMONTE ASPARAGUS, can. ................................. 30c
CROWN ASTER ASPARAGUB TIP8.can ........................ 25c .
DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS TIPS. can ........................... 25c
CROWN ASTER STRING BEANS, can .......................... 186 ‘-
GOLD ROCK STRING BEANS, can ............................. 15c ~
GOLDEN WAX BEANS. can .................................... 10c '
CROWN ASTER LIMA DEANS, can ............................. 18c
GOLD ROCK LIMA BEANB, can ........................ - ........ 14c
SINCLAIR LIMA BEANS, can ................................. ..10o
CROWN ASTER BEETS, can ................................... 18o
PICKLED BEETS (In jars), each ............................... 35c
cnowu seven corm. 2 can. ................................. 25s I
now aocx conN, can ....................................... 12¢
RED OAK CORN, can ................. ... ..................... 10¢ ‘
PRIDE OF HILLSBORO CORN, can ........................... 10c
CROWN ASTER SUCCOTASH, can ............................. 15c ’
GOLD ROCK BUCCOTABH. can ......................... . ..... .128'
CROWN ASTER TOMATOES, can ....... . ......... ~ . . .~ ........... 18c
GOLD ROCK TOMATOES, can ............................ . ..... 18c , ‘
MARBLE BRAND TOMATOES. can ............................. 12c '
CROWN ASTER PEAS (very fancy). can .................... . ‘ ..186 ,
GOLD ROCK PEAS, can ....................................... 16c i
HIOl-i LIFE PEAS, can ........................................ 12c
A. F. Beckmann & Co.
33 O. 85 WASHINGTON 81’. Phenom SOUTH NORWALK
B
Everyone knows this landmark oi our city, but do you realize the fact
that It lies over one hundred feet above this water and is free from noise,
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town?
- FOR SALE ON
EARD’S R9____CKS
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES,
From this property one can walk to the
Minutes
For particulars and restrictions-address the owner, MINER D. RANDALL
.......
RAILROAD STATION ............... 1.11
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a.
10 CALLS for Bookkeepers: ~
and Stenographers last week. ‘ ,
Our Graduates are always in.
demand. ENROLL NOW. _
Merrill Business College. ?
South Not-walk, Stamford Port Cheater
Artificial TEETH
are ditch a necessity: and if properly
made and titted prove a greater corn-
lort and convenience than would seem
possible to one who has never used
them
in this branch of dentistry 1 can
give whatever ls best adapted to the
needs oi“ the patient—~ruhber,’ porce-
lain or gold, producing a durable, use—
ful and artistic set of teeth.
I use only the best materials, attend
to the work personally, even to the
smallest detail, and by my wide ex-
perience in artificial “work, am able
to produce results where others i'all.
Dr. J. H MALLERY
am to appointment only.
it
It’s a Gamble
to buy cheap coal.
Cheap coal can't be good ,
Buy good, heat producing cool
'«by dealing here ‘ H .
The Harris &Gans.
TEL. 721.
THE OBLIOING MR. BCHROEDER.
. Reginald Schroeder, who is the
Washington correspondent for the
New York Siaats-Zeitung, a newspa-
per printed in German, is noted for
ins knowledge or men and affairs in
the national capital, and his ieIIOw
journalists are always anxious to get
onerous ‘ COMPLIMENT.
William Lawrence, blshon oi Manson '
chunstts, delights in telling this stem. ‘
"Once when there was a vacancy its
the Massachusetts bishoprio. Phillips
Brooks was the most likely candidate.
II. was walking with President Elm,
one day, and in the course of the GW‘
retention, .1 said to him, "Do you think
Brooks will be elected?
Will you make me a carbon con! 0! - " ‘Well no,‘ said Dr. Eliot, 'a. ocean
or third rate than would do as well?
“Phillipa Brooks was olecwd, and.
short time afterward Dr. EIIOt an '
were walk!“ again;-
" 'G’Iiul much was elected will
:yuur' l asked.” ’
when Edward E. 00er dropped into
‘ "Schroeder," said Gayle. "i would
hit. to need your story. but I haven’t
"Certainly," replied Schroeder. "I
Accommodate
M"
The next morning Gayle found in
Norwalk Chronicler