2 PAGE small; Chocolates, Ben Bone, :-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.-:-:-:-.-.-.- made Specialties FRESH AND DAINTY BAKERY ‘PRODUCTS F. A. LANE 81 Washington Street, South Nor-walk The high school committee will hold its monthly meeting this evening. Mrs. Henry Stevenson. of Norwalk, is the guest of her son, T. F. Gilbert, in Wilton. ...—...... Easter Sunday, 1913, will fail on March 23d, the earIIcst date for many years to come..- A meeting of the itaiisn independent Society will be held Sunday alternoon in South Norwalk. Thomas Wood, of Stamford, has tak- en a position with Horace It. Nash. the North Main street plumber. ._._———L—- of Norwaik, PAGE & SHAW Boston The Candy of Excellence 31.00 per pound, F. H. IAXTER. Agent for Town of Nomelk Anderson’s Launch Works Launched and Boats of all kinds promptly built. Beets tor sale. All kinds of Melting given special attention. Oyster 8hell Point. Nomslk ......” an‘s. Maude Nuttlng. was the guest of her sister, Bennett, in Georgetown, during the past week. Mrs.E..Sj I —Ail kinds Winter Caps. O‘ Brien‘ s William F‘. Erode. of Lowe street. has resumed his duties with the Cluett, Peabody Company after a week's at- tuck of lumbago. The monthly business meeting of the Hatters' Sick Benefit Society will be held this evening in the Labor Ly‘ Icenm, In Washington street. . Postals are being received from A. C. Fetherstone, former proprietor of the City Hotel, who is new in the. same business at Rocksbutrg, N. .l. The Board of Electrical Commission- ers will hold its weekly business meet- ing this evening in the ethos of the Municipal Electric plant,_ in State street. ' ~Break. cakes. cookies, biscuits, etc; 2 Banner Bakery. Tel. 867. Mr and Mrs. Thomas Riley, of Hill- side street. are today receiving con- i gretula'tions from their mam iriell‘is, it being the fifth anniversary of their marriage. The Men's Industrial league, of the South Norwaik Methodist Episcopal Church will hold its monthly business meeting this evening in the parlors of the church. , ~Tomorrow will be the big day of the sale. See our advertisement on page 8» Mintz. . Lincoln Council. No 4, Order of the United- American Mechanics will hold its weekly business meeting this eve— ning in the Mystic Chain hall in Wash- Ington street. Ralph Krantz. the New York book- ” keeper of the Inter-state Rubber Com- pony, is in the Interstate Rubber 2 Company factory here as assistant mousse:- to Mark Bernstein. Today «marks the . third anniversary. . oldie marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- j um s. Wilcox. of South Norwalk. Mr. ~ _~.; and are Wilcox. have the best wishes . 30!, their many friends for happiness , did many more years of successful married life. ‘ W An imortant meeting of the South Norwalk Board of Trade will be held this evenin3 the parlors of the South Norweilr A number o! no.2 Durant matters ll come up before the heard at this time to! its consid- oration and it is requested thatevery INDEX WORK CO” I Gaul Electrical Wiring , Fine Line, of. Elec- trical Supplies Charltfilek, Jr. Address: 81 MAIN 811. NORWALK Telephones: Office, 901: house. 21-8 James Cook, of Norwalk, is visiting in Mount Vernon. Attorney John Keogh, of South Nor. walk, spent the taunting in Bridgeport on business. Buckingham Post. No. 12, G. A. it. is to hold a regular business meeting this evening. I-.‘. K. Crone, of Boston, Miss, was it visitor ill South Norwulk on bust» nesa yesterday. Ralph H. Rockwell. of New York city. was a visitor in South Norwalll on business yesterday. t‘ockenoe Tribe, N0. l. 0. R. M., all] talk over further3 plans for the anniversary celebration at their meeb ing to be held this evening. Every thing along this line is progressing nicely and success in all details is as- 2sured. ...—......w Officer and Mrs. John 11. Smith, or South Norwalk and Mr Smith's broth- or, James Smith, ot‘ Westport, and,a sister. Mrs. llolace Leatheriand, of South Norwalk. are ill Danbury today where they attended a month's mind mass. A number of the pieces of furni- ture in the town hall buildingr have been in need of repair for some time. The seleetmen took action yesterduy and the chairs and other articles of furniture are now being given, an ov- erhauling by the repair man. ”Full line Caps at cartons. Eric Harstrom, of Prospect avenue. who is a student at Yale Uniyersity. is ill at his home having been sent here by the authorities because of an attack of the grip. lie is feeling , somewhat improved and sat up a short time yesterday. Friends are pleased to hear of the improvement. This is the weather that the trol- leymen dislike the rule which com‘ pets them .to stay on the platform of the cars except when collecting sures of passengers. at is necessary. accor- ding to the rule. for them to do so, but it would be hard to ask the men to live up to the law faithfully, for it is cold. Yesterday was the seventeenth an nivereery of Captain Th mae‘I-Iunt's police career. He is the oldest man on the Norwalk police force. Captain Hunt was rather surprised to hear a report that he had served in the Span- ish—American War. He did not serve under five coloneis in the war but on the stat! of are colonels. 1h Perfect Security;- From Fire and 2 ' Burglars is afferdedi Saturday Night Ends the s... 'but with its close comes the Glandest Values of the Entire 'Saie—eVsiilcs that almost pass belief—fyet you will find'tilcm here 38.505uits................ $12.00 Suite... e..-essence. 315.003uits....... ...... 318.coSuits................ 3so.eoSuits.. 325.008uitsu .. $3o.ooSuite.. SIZES . . . .... ale-Io ...... 81108 . . ...- SIZCS 6 . .................. Men’s and Youths’ Suits Men’ 3 Overcoats 38. 50 and $10.00 Fancy Overcoats, in broken 310.00 and $12. 00 Fancy Overcoats. in all 313. 50 and 3152.00 Nancy Overcoats. 316. 00 and 318.00 Fancy Overcoats.-in all ..........3 6.85 _, , , , , , _ _ , ,5 7 85 320 Black and Oxford Overcoat: .... ...314 85 . ...-$10.85 $25 Black and Oxford Overcoats ...... $18.58 ””3",“ Big reductions in Men’s Fur and Fur-lined ....... ...:1485 08" ...... 18 85 ”Hume”: Boys’ Overcoats $3. 50 and 34. 00 Overcoats ........ 32.85 $5 .00 Overcoate ................ $3.85 $6.00 Overcoats ................ $4.85 . . . . ..35. 85 $8. 50 Overcoate ..... . ................ 36. 85 $10 and 312 Overcoats ................. 37.85 . .. . $7.85 in “3:18 BOYS' . TWO-PIECE KNICKERBOCKER ........ 5 sizes .....................3xs.85 $3.5oSuite... 3245 320.00 Fancy Overcoets. in all sizes. ..314 85 $5.008uite.. ...... . ................... $3. 85 322. 50 and 325.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all $6.00 Suits. ............. I. ..... $4.85 sizes 31885 $8.5eSuits................ ..... . .3635 $8.50 Black end Oxford Overcoats. . .. 310 & 312 Black and Oxford Overcoatsn 3:5 & 316 Black and Oxford Overcoats. .311 85 SUITS—Ages 6 to 17 years $685 3785‘ """"""" Il ISH. i FROST, WHITINO. BLUE. SALMON, MACKEREL. WEAK, COD. OYSTERB. ESGALLOPS AND L0 LONG ISLAND AND 8 TELEPHONE los. :18 connection lEll Willi Ill ulsulrnroll WASHING IN. .lan. sa-xrue Olli- clal Regime, or known as the Blue Book, which is issued once in two years by the government and 3lvee the number and names of all the em- ployees of UncIoSum in the District of Columbia. has just been issued. The total number of persons in the employ of the government in the District is given as 38,975, and their total com~ nonunion as “1.011.007. Connecticut is credited with 278 per «one employed here: They are divided among the various departments as fol- lows: At the White House, 2; state department, 7 ; treasury department. at; war department. 18; department of justice. I; peacetime department. 26: interior department. 48; agricul- tural department. Bl; department of commerce and labor. or, government printing onion, :8; Smithsonian insti. tution. 3; inter-state commerce. 3: ' state, war and navy building. 1 and under the government of the DIIltrrlct of Columbia. 18. There are no cltlseno of Connecticut in the Iathmlun commie sion or the civil service commission. The combined salary of these citi- zens of Connecticut is given an 3397. 713 per year. . -. weer avenue sum-me panes. Judge D. Savage and or. Tracey Prep ertiee Each contain One. 'l‘tloee observant persons who passed along West avenue yesterday were , surprised beseeshoee running in the yard or John D. sevens: west eve flue. Norwsik. Quasi] the hole was , not running or the purpose at spunk- L “‘3. the new, theme those who no- . one on w an the hollow with wet- . “ Idol: rm. solid 1m evening out mam multwo on lemma ‘5‘“ W s nae ousting scrim. ideal the children Wants to learn .... .m—wmu...» .... ....... nos SHAD. MACKEREL, suatr. Cutbill’s Bridge Fish: *2 Don't be a “I wish _I had”but come and benefit before the close FISH! FLATS. BNAPPER SPURS. PICKEREL, HALIBUT. SPANISH NO CLA'MS. ea sscutors "I! DILIVIRV. “EINE rears auno ls'r ween oorr." As sounded over Morris Steinert‘e grave. in New Haven, .innunl-Si ill. 1912: Amighty tortreeuls our God. A bulwark never yelling; IOur Helper lie amid the flood i or mortal ills prevailing. For still our ancient foe Doth seek to work our wee; Hie craft and pow r are great. And armed with cruel hate. 0n earth is not His equal Did we in our own strength confide. Our striving would be losing»- Were not the right Man on our side. The Man of God's own. choosing. Dost salt who that may be? ”Christ Jesus, it is He. Lord Ssbbsoth His name, From age to age the same. And He must win the battle. And though this world. with devils tilled Should threaten to nude in. We will not fear. for God hath willed ' ills truth to triumph throu3h us. The Prince of darkness grim. We tremble not for him. His rage we can endure. For let his doom is sure. . One little word shell fell him. .22"l No thanks to them obideth. The spirit and the gifts are ours Through him thetlwith us sidetll. Let goods and kindred go This mortal lifeslee; ' Tbe‘body they may kill. God’s truth sbidoth still Hie kingdom is foreve . -—llertin Luther (lies-15¢”. WW“ WANT: FREE PMSAOE THROUGH PANAMA CANAL. meltdown doom ‘8. Deerborn or the snot-teen. inseam memo!» mortar. berm commerce. WW W the Wot. : “c 2. That word shove ell esrthly powers. . fill. Mr-PNIIIIIHIII. Your opportunity to Obtain the best Italian products. such as rent, pure, lmportcd‘ Olive Oil. Italian Wines. Bitters. Vermouth. Cordials, etc, is at this establishment. for be sides having on hand a. most complete stock of [Inelastic Wines, Liquors and ilottled Beers, we also have a splendid stock of imported products. We handle St. Nicholas Ale—“a su— perb. healthy. nourishing beverage these wintry days. You can obtain Plot's Beer in bet- tles and we have it on draught besides. , We ask that you but try it. Casteilano 8. Bardani Tel. 401. 25 nillmd Ave. Valentines In our Valentine Department can be found a varied assort-‘ men of Valentines to suit the taste of the grown-ups and lie lightjthe eye of the children. valentines fi‘om......8¢ to 85¢ Valentine Hesrts.......2o each ‘ POSTAL cases, a roi- be; a for 56; 2 for Be; and so each I. I Mallette WASHINGTON 281‘. .w‘ l n! .. TROLLEYMEN NOW USE IROOMO. M 2 Expected to Keep the Platforms. of Care Free From Dirt. , The trolleym‘en must begged house- keepers new. at any rate the conduc- tors. Some or them show that their experience has not been limited teal: punt-into uncut emits. a. Goal , is. summed been car with a bloom and thunderi- tokeon thorium rm on of the use and is so punished one by the patrons ct the RAILROAD STATION ....I ............ ‘free and all are welcome. The object ‘ 2,Norwalk‘. The lectures are being giv- home will be changed if the tran- rule is intone in mm . .5“ 1 Maud S F Inur Bag 75c-BbI. $5. is» Gold Medal Flour Bag 85c—Bbi. $6. 75 .Pilisbury’ s Flour Bag 850-Bbl $6 75 Jones’ Flour Bag 850~Bbl.“$6.75 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS AND COFFEES Complete Stock High-Grade Wines. Liquors, Bottled Beers, Ales, Mineral Waters. at Low Prices. A. F. Beckmann & Co. 83 & 85 Washington St. B Everyone knows this landmark of 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 theother nuisances usual in the center of any town? 2. South Nor-walk. Phone 440. J EARH’SSALE22ROCKS TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES From this property one can walk to the :33r-r......... m éMinu tes ” GRAMMAR SCHOOL ......... MINER D. RANDALL ....... HIGH SCHOOL ....... POST OFFICE ........ For particulars and restrictions address the owner. ......i — “...—".--...“ .. -. .. EN ROLL NOW "...roan... COMMERCIAL COURSE . Merrill Business College South Norwalk Stamford Port Chester Artificial TEETH are often a necessity, and it properly made and fitted prove a greater com- 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 of the patient—rubber. puree lain ongold. producing a durable, use in] 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 inertitlclal work. am able to produce results where others fail. Dr. .I. H. MALLERY 16 South Main st, South Norweik Hours: 9 s. m. ml 9. in. sun. days by appointment 0111.1. It’s a Gamble to buy cheap coal. Cheap coal can't be good. .. Buy good, heat producing coal 2 by dealing here. - ". .. ... . ...- .-."... ...—.... EQUAL sol-Tunes MEETING. The Harris &Ga‘ns Co. TEL. 721. 68 WATER 81' 00 mm OCULISTS AND OPTICIANB 2 WHAT is WRONG WITH‘YOU 2 EYES? 2 ' Do they Itch or'smart or burn ‘0 water? If so you‘ehould some as and let us fit you the pair proper sinuses. We employ expec- fenced Ocullstswgraduate p ‘ inns-40 examine eyes and 3s tee satisfaction. 2 37 Atlantic Square. Stamford. c... Open Saturday Evenings .2 ' ...—...... Professor Zeublln and General Light to Speak in Norwalk; Jan. 30. Professor Charles Zeublin and At- torney-General John H. Ught will speak on “Equal Suffrage" at the Plea- sant Hour Theater in Well street, Nor- welk. on Tuesday evening, ‘January 80th. “'8 o'clock. The admission is of the addresses to to spread the ever» increasing interest in the matter in en‘ under the auspices or the Not-walk Equal machine mullet Those who have not delved eeply enough into the matter of Women, or Equal Sumac. are laboring under a- telee impression of what It will mean it the women are successful to obtain- ‘ in: the franchise. One man was heard to express his opinion upon the matter yesterday thus: "My wife has too much work to do in the home to bother about such notions. " Ho and others .2who think that the chine is granted, should attend the lec~ tulle .tor their own disillusionment and enlightenment. 2 bowie. hasten: J. J Horan. F. l't . Key. P J.‘ Wynne, A. Bugenhef 2 CHARGIQ P. 0., MEN FALSIEY WMHlNG’l‘ON. Jul. lion-Ghana that the postmoder- general and other ' otsls no ‘
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