'.
All Kinds of
CANDY§
Chocolates, Ben Eons, Home- :7
made Specialtlee
FRESH AND7 DAINTY7BAKERY 37
Pnooucrs
F. A. LANE
61 Washington Street.
seuth Nomlk
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PAGE & SHAW
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
$1.00 per pound
F. U. BAXTER.
Agent {or Town of Norwalk
Red
Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and. Boats
of all kinds promptly built. Boats!
for sale. All kinda of repairing
given epeciel attention.
what the cost.
Oyster Shell Point, Norwnlk
$8.5oSnite............
Miss Ella Johnson, of Norwalk. was
the guest or Mrs. Burr Mills, in George-
town. on Sunday.
William 1“. Ward. of New York, was
a visitor in South Norwalk this morn-
ing.on business.
Miss Clara. l’faiii. 01' Woodward eve
one, has returned to her home from a
trip to New York. .
Abraham Podeiei’sky. of Fort street.
East Norwalk, was a recent visitor in .
New York on business.
Frederick E. Lewis, of Ridgefleld.
an! F. J. Woiiel, of New Canaan.
are spending a few weeks in Morizons,
S.“C., hunting.
Adolph W. Dreyfuss. or South Nor-
walk. tut/tended the funeral 01 his 1111‘
do, Morris Steinert, in New Haven
yesterday afternoon.
.nJohn Bogardus. of South Main
street. is moving his household ,ei-
facts from that place to 41 Chestnut
ingest. South ‘Non‘walk.
.Mrs Clarrissa B. Bates. 01 Madison
street is spending today in .Danbury.
completing arrangements for her
Whem trip, and will leaxe South
7 nlk next week {or Belle View,
ids, to remain until May.
. 'A lodge of sorrow will he held at the
7 Masonic temple in Bridgeport, next
Monday evening, by DeWi-tt Clinton
Dodge 01 Perfection. Scottish Rite Ma-
sons, in memory of the members of
that branch of Masonry who have died
during the past year.
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin has ap-
pointed John O‘Hara, ol’ Danbury, to
be a delegate to the7meeting oi' the
National Civic Federation at Washing-
ton. D. 0., on March 5, 6 and 7. Other
delegates are William Angus. of Hart-,7
lord, and Colonel issue Iii. Ulhnnn, or
New Haven.
‘A box social will be held this even-
log at the pad Fellows‘ hill], under
the auspices of Butler Lodge, No. 97,
I. O, O. I<‘., all which time the lectures
or the evening will he a competitive
ler Dodge and Eureka Rebekah Lodger
(or which 1145 prise ‘has been altered.
—-—Ii you could dig worms all day.
and every day, you might not need any ‘
“Bonnie” Poultry Feeds-home ground.
But for the busy man—~0r woman-the
Bonnie Mash Feed and Scratch Feed
and Growing Feed are just,the thing.
Manuel T. Hutch. ._ ‘ 7
. The United Sta-tog civil service com-
mission is advertising for more male
”hemisphere and tvpewrltera ' for
7 1Washington. D. C. Information con-
cerning examination may be obtained
by addressing the commission at
Washington. The Mlowing examina-
‘ uooe wm be held throughout the Uni-
est! em on various dates betwoen
more: 1 and May 1‘,‘ 1912: Appren-
" mice plate primer. intreeu of engraving
.hnd pristine: olsthor conductor. de
. new service; press feeder, gov~
eminent emitting onion: stenosraiiher.
delirium Winsome and Isthmlan
tonne! one“; timepher and type-
‘ 1118.de Philippine and
' Winn cunei- lei-vices; sob-clerical.
memento; Home. slid lethmian
sv-sn'vm hNo
$15.00.Suita
$18.006uita .........‘.
$30.008uits.............
Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
tric‘ul Supplies
Charles Buck, Jr.
Address:
51 MAIN ST" NORWALK
Telephones: Oilice. 901: houee. 21.3
$30.00 Suite . . .
sizes . .
...... .....uyn,
BIZCB . . .
u-u..-...-n..ee.
ewes-o .1...
sixes . . .
.1...-
day in Nm'waik on business.
will hold a regular meeting tomorrow
averting.
estate agent. spent yesterdny ulter-
noon in Norwalk.
ioyed the fine skating on Seymour’s
pond in South Norwnik yesterday.
u._.~.
sizes .
IIDI-Qle ......
Mr. Bulkley. of Bethel. spent yester-
SIM
leualeeeeelsee-
Buckingham Post. No. 12, G. A. it,
d...
Fred B. Chnddsrton, tho Dnrien real
Costa.
A large number of young people our
$3.50 and $4. 00 Overcoats ...
The Enthusiasm 1s Still Keen, Despite 2 Weeks Swift Selling
We‘ re not surprised at sales “holding u ,” because “we’ve delivered the goods” and w 7m
you 've done that the tidings spread last on people come to benefit and DO benefit.
you'll have to hurr if you' re to secure the fullest value 0! this sale. You’ vs only got a short
time longer in wh ch to buy. Saturday the sale ends, and it will be a swift ending. Sniall
lots will the further reduced and the aim of everyone will be to clean up small lots no matter
Come tomorrow, when we can give you attention—Saturday we‘ll be to
ed, although we'll have added salespeople. Come tomorrow, the prices below tell you why:
Men’ 3 and Youths’ Suits
..2...........$6.85
$12.005uite...................
25.008uits...................
.......... ...
. 785 Men’esocNegligeeShirtest.............397c
777777 10.85 Menuasoch'kingShirtsat ............37,gc
77:75:32: Entire stock of Men’ e $1.00 Colored Negli-7
......$.1885 gecShirts.. .................. .......779c
.......$aa.85 3771353113" $2.00 Star and Cluett Negligsetdls
50c Outing Flannel Working Shirts. ..390
Men’s Overcoats
$8. 50 and $10.00 Fancy Overcoats,'1n broken
$10. 00,end $12.00 Fancy Ovcrcoata. in all
$13. 50 and $15.00 Fancy Overcoats, in all
$16.00 and $18.00 Fancy Ovcrcoats, in all
$20.00 Fancy Overcoats, 1n all sizes...
$22.50 and $2500 Fancy Overcoata, in all
us 50 Black and—Oxford7O7ve717coata. ..
$10 & $12 Black and Oxford Overcoata.. ..$7 85
$15 & $16 Black and Oxford Overcoats. .311. 85
$20 Black and Oxford Overcoat:
«$25 Black and Oxford Overcoats.
Big reductions in Men’s For and Fur-lined
Boys’ Overcoats
...........8¢.85
———A'l7‘ THIS.——-— '
ag * ale
ut
Men’s Furnishings ‘,
Entire stock of white still bosom Shirts,
M; 55 formerly soldier soc and 75c,at. .2‘9c
’ B Boya' 50c White Unlsundered Shirts ..... .pc
""" 7 5 Men’s $1.00 Grey Flannel Shirts . . . . . . . . .7790
$9. 85 Bi bargalns in broken lines of Men’s Night}
bins and Pajamas. l
Men’s 15c Black Halflloae .............9c
Men's 15c Camel'e Hair Hall Hoae.......9c
Men’s 25c Black Cashmere Half Hose. . . . .150
Men's Black and Fancy Pure Silk Hulfl
Hose ..390
150 Pure Linen Handkerchiefs. . . . . . . . . . . .pc
evens-l-
.. .$12. 85
$14 85
.n-o
.......$18.85
..$685
so...v.-u-..-'e
gigs 10c Hemetitched Handkerchiefs. -~----~--~l§¢
' ' 5 500 Fancy Fouroin-Hend Tics . . . . . . . . .39:
Men' 11 $1.00 Oxford Sweaters . .. . ..590
en's $250 All Wool Sweaters .7$1.l5
en' a $3.50 Pure Worsted Sweaters... ”$245 .
Men' a $6.00 Pure Wool Shaker Sweaters. $3.35
TROL
FOUR R E8
GRAMMAR SCHOOL . .................
HIGH SCHOOL
POST OFFICE .........................
Fresh Roasted
offees
CROWN ASTER BRAND, lpound can
Fresh Roasted”.-
. ...... ‘ .........
NO. 1 PLANTATION COFFEEuper pound ...................... 35c
NO. 2 PLANTATION COFFEE,per pound ........................ 32¢
MARACAIBO COFFEE. per pound .............................. 30¢
CHALLENGE COFFEE, per pound ............................. 300
NO. 1 SANTOS COFFEE, per pound ............................. 28¢
WE GUARANTEE OUR COFFEES to be fresh roasted. ’and III
grades are well worth the price quoted. Next‘time try Beck'menn'e. . ‘7
A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
as a as Weeumoron er. 7Phone 440. sou-m "with
‘ FOR SALE 0N
BEARD’S RLCKST
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize the fact
that it lies over one hundred feet above tide water and is free from noise,
dual. and all the other nuisances usual in the center of any town?
From this property 0110 can walk 'to the
Minutes
........
LEY
CHU OH
.......
........................
RAILROAD STATION .................
For particulars and restrictions address the owner, MINER D. RANDALL '
W
...»
‘11-. is
The directors of the Norwalk Board
_._.____ $.000verc0ata ........ .8
Buckingham Woman‘s Relief Corps, $goo Overcoats _ , , .. 3:77:18: Boy, 81:30.11“! $17 so “my trim Sweatersl
No. 30, held 11 regular sewing circle $8.50 Overcoat. , _ , , . _ .55_ as in "“3 Si”, ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ’ ‘ " ‘ '7' ' ‘ ' ' ' ‘ “59°
in the "Post rooms in won street yea- $10 and $12 Overcoats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$7. 85 $34” lamb hm" C‘IP‘ 61”” ‘ '- - 3“”
terdny. Men’s 50c Derby Ribbed Underwear... . . .3
BOYS’ TWO-PIECE KNICKERBOCKER
SUITS—Ages 6 to 17 years
, Men’s 50c fleeced lined Underwear. double or i
ENROLL Now
COMMERCIAL COURSE
officers of the Norwslk Baptist Church
. Olive Branch Lodge, No. 19. Knights7
drill between the guard teams of. But:- ‘
ddpdrt‘mentsl W typewriter. de- ‘
oi'l‘radewiil hold an important mm- 3.3350 Suits ...3345 ““81. “leaned Shir“ ....... 39‘:
log in tho Notional Bank or Norwallt $5. 00 Suits ...........$3.85 M‘“ $1.00 "III““I Wool Underwear-”H791:
thiaevenlns. $6.008uits. $4.85 Mena$2.ooand$3oo$0ftliata.”$115
$8.508u1ts $685 Men'sSsanthoit Hats ........'.....69c
The annual mid-winter reception and
dance of Merrill‘s Business College
will be'held in the town assembly hall
on Friday evening.
The Annual meeting and election at
is scheduled to be held in the church
quarters this evening.
MW
Banner Council. No. 54, Dnughtcirs
of Liberty, will hold its semi-monthly ....
business meeting_this evening in its
hall in Washington street.
The semi-monthly business meeting
of the Painters’ 11nd Decorators‘ Union
will 'be held this evening in the labor
Lyceum. in Washingnon street.
FISH I
The weekly business meeting
of Pythias, will he held this eye-hing
in its rooms, in South Main street."
Charles Taylor and Maurice M. Ca-
rew attended the performance of the
Hippodrome in New York city last. eve-
ning. They report a delightful time.
TELEPHONE l0.-
The members of the high school bus -— - -
ketb‘ell team held practice in the state 31-191- m BAOK on NEW HAVEN
armory yesterday afternoon. The boys pg man.
are getting into line shape for the .
coming contests.
innocence—$011M Dying Later,
NEW HAVEN, Jan. 25~The police
are today seeking a man and we
men one of whom they allege is re
sponsibi‘e tor the shooting of Augusto
De Agostiiio. 24 your old, 01 No.5
Prince street. While De Agostlno
was in a saloon on Congress avenue
last night a man and women entered.
the latter accusing him of stealing a
sum of money trout her. He denied
Cockenoo Tribe, No. 32, 1.0. n. it.
will meet. as usual on Friday evening
for the regular business session. Plans
for the anniVersau-y celebration will
be further discussed.
The tmlleymen‘s dance committee
held a meeting lest evening at the
home of Howard Knapp, Riverside
avenue, at which time plans for the our
nun! ball to be held in the town as-
sembly hall on February mu: were this end later toot: them-to his room:
0°“5Idel‘ed- to show that he did not 'Wsess‘a suit
.. of clothing such a: should the man
who stole her money. wore. The
three returned lathe saloon. where
‘ the matter 'va’a talked over and an;
ally left together. Inter no Ages.
‘tlno was found lying on the sidewalk
with a bullet hole in hleibeck. He
Perfect Security
From Fire and
burglars. . is
afforded 7
by our
condition is serious. ..
2 7W
7 cortisone» r0 ere» no oases.
OHIO-
ROE SHAD, MACKEREL, OMELT,
‘rnosr, wan-mo, 'aLus, SALMON: PICKEREL.
0, MACKEREL. WEAK, coo. "
OYSTER? ESCALLOPS AND LO N0 CLAW.
LONG ISLAND AND SEA EBOALLOPS
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish“ Market.
FREE DELIVERY.
Voung um Aocdfi’d of Theft, Proves 7
‘ was taken to 0 local hospital and his .
FISH 1
BNAI’PER
HALIBUT,
FLATS. BLUES,
SPANISH
1
Your opportunity to obtain thé boa
. ltallan‘ products. such as iron!
pure. imported Olive . Oil, liniinn
Wines, Bitters. ,V‘ermouth, Cordials.
010., is at this establishment, for be-
ac"‘“ N.“ M ‘27:” of Son to ”I. sides having on hand a mostvconiplete
Dang or. .
stock 01' Domestic Wines, Liquorh and
NEW YORK, Jun 25.«Exoop1by in
Bottled ileersjwe also have n splendid
dinette friends or the families it was stock 0! imported products. 1
notlmown until Yesterday that Mayor We handle St. Nicholas Ale—la sn-
Gaynor who made a” grandfather last part) healthy.
Sunday night by the arrival 0! on these wintry days.
eight pound baby boy in the homoot You can obtain Piel's
his daughter. Mrs. W. Seward Webb.
formerly Miss Gertrude Gaynor.
The marriage or Miss Gaynor and - . , , . .
W. S. Webb was the result or. an castellano & Badeam
elopement last spring, aided and abet- . ‘ ‘ 7 1
ted by Miss Gaynor's sister and her 7" “I" 2’ R‘""°“y""
thenin-law. Mr. and Mrs, Harry - l
K. Vlngut. who established a prece-
dent in the Gaynor. mils by cloning
on June 22,-1910.Tl71‘e ceremony was.
narrowed in the First Presbyterian
Church ‘01 Wilmington. Deb, by the
Rev J R. tStoneifer. .
DUDLEY STAFFORD l8 COMMI‘F
TED 'ro WEBTPOHT RETREAT.
Dudley W proprietor d the
Bustier-d Inn, .1... taken before Judge
Hum In 71110317”th W. ml". 7' VIIGII“ f” ‘ . ‘ ' ' ‘
ye‘eterday mm. on oompislnt 01' 7m 111 3° to 31%
his wits. hither romantic. and was . ~ Valentine Harte.....-..2e each!
m1“: 3;:YWHM I" ”mm“ scent. echoes in ‘60: Is 3
be 8c; 2 or lie; end lie all
mvuoa AreaAMoPA.
M
Beer ln‘ boil
(we ask that you but try it. i
4 Valentines
In our Valentine Departmeiit.
can be round a varied sssoit-
men of Valentines to suit tile 7
taste of the 'grown-ups and db- '-
light in. eye or the chiidmlu. “
l
nourishing beverage
ties and we have lien draught besides:
. pecially in the large cities, for still
. hotelier spring weer.
nine members in the jury penel which
7 the first case was called, the clerk or
thecou'rt, drewtngtlte heme of the
"feet; and it was round that the list.
jinuludod mum Hilary}:
7 . Walter and Emcee—sell regularly nusl- .. 7
Merrill Business College
South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester
Artificial TEETH
are alien a necessity, and it properly
made and fitted prove a greater corn~
fort and convenience than would seem
possible to one who has never used
them.
in this branch of dentistry i can
give whatever is best adapted to the
needs 01’ the patient—«rubber, porce-
lain or gold. producing a durable. use-
ful and artistic set of teeth.
1 use only the best materials, attend
to the work personally, even to the
smallest detail. and by my wide ex.
parlance in artificial work, am able
to produce results where others tnil.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St. South Nor-walk
Hours: 9 a. in. t0 8 p. in. Bun-
dnye ny'appointment 0111:.
it’s a Gamble
to buy cheap coal.
Cheap coal can 't be good
Buy 50011,. heat producing c0377
by dealing here
The Harris &‘Ga-ns7.C
T EL. 721.
STIFF HAT‘MANUF‘ACTUNING iM.
PROVES AS SEASON ADVANCES.
With the advancing season in the
68 WATER OT.
lint factories or Dauhury there are in-
dications of gradual lmprovm‘uent in '
the still but trade, a tendency toward
the betterment of which was recently
noted. The sun hat departments 0!
some or the shops here and in Bethei
are busier at present then in several
months More. Many stilt hats are in
immediate demand, for use apparently.
where the suit hat is hardly formal
enough as an article of dress to meet
the requirements, oi! the occasion. ,
Much or the demand,~however. is for
lists for delivery tor the opting trade
in the retail stores and indicates that
there will be an increased demlmd, es-
WHAT ls wrtouo worn;
_ voun Eves:
Let us examine them and we ca
tell you‘ll you need glasses." W
employ Cool! 7
graduate physicians-to e‘xa‘lnin
eyes and gnarsntee satialaction.7'7
experienced
SMITH FAMILY WELL REPRE-
. SENTED.
NEW YORK, Jan. 25—4111» Smith
family is represented by no less than
will eerve in the state supreme cohrt ‘
here during the next fortnlsht When!
lint wanton. 110111, the wheel. cried
out the name' ‘Smlth " Nine out of the
”waiting sixty taleamen lumped to their
Herbert.
Augustus. Themes. Willie’ip. lament.
Norwalk Chronicler