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Pure Heme-
made Candy
HUYLER’S CHOCOLATES
AND SON sons
BEST BAKERY PRO-
DUCTB
~ F. A. LANE
J I1 Washington Street.
South Home";
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Pace 8. Shaw
‘ Bolton
{1.00 per bound
‘7. H. DAXTER.
Agent for Town of Non-wank
Anderson' a Launch Works
Launches and Boats
of all kind. promptly built. loom
tor «is. All kinds ‘or repairing
given special attention. ‘
Oyster Shell Point. Nor-walk
“sq-r >>>>>
J Electrical Wiring
Fine Line of Elec-
trical Supplies
notifier. Jr.
Address:
61 MAIN ST... NORWALK
_Tslephoneur Office. 901; house, 21-!
The Luigi Zeputta Society will hold
I meeting tomorrow.
wLutest style firbies at 0' Brian's
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Miss Ida Kraemer will spend the
week end with friends in Waterbury.
w»...
The Norwalk Bird Club is scheduled
to hold a meeting on Monday evening
A..."
Mr. and-Mrs. Frederick Curtis. oi
Bridgeport, spent yesterday in Nor-
walk.
St. Mary's Young Men's Club met
and transacted routine business lust
eyenln g. I
“"Bonnle'; Scratch Feed—some-
thing (to crow over. Makes ’em lay.
Makes 'em pay. Manuel '1‘. Hatch.
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Harugari Society. No. 634, will meet‘;
on oMndny evening, according to the
regular schedule. ’
Captain Thomas Hunt substituted
tor Chief Thomas Motherland in his
absence yesterday.
Lady Washington Lodge, No. 21, in
scheduled toyhold a regular meeting
-on Monday evening.
, Concord Division. No. 2, $0113 or
Temperance, will hold a regular meet-
ing on Monday evening.
The 'Norwalk Board of Fire Under-
writers is scheduled to hold a meeting
on Monday afternoon.
~St. John & Koyser are installing
new window panels at the Ciiiford
Pharmacy for Messrs. Quiltner a:
(holy.
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MiSs May Forcier, at ’Union Park,
one of the high school teachers, will
spend. Sunday in Moriden.
our Brother's Lodge, No. 10, i. O.
0. 'Fu'wiil 'hold a regular business
, meeting on Munday evening. '
I The ‘Uncas Red Man will hold their
weekly dance this evening in their
wigwam, in Washington street.
W
Miss Katherine Henry, 01- the h ‘
school issuing force will spend Sn ‘
day with friends in Brooklyn. . ,_
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Mrs. Thomas Jain had little son
of Broad River, on tyesterday in
New Haven, visiting relatives.
~Your neighbor says that last chr-
Try a
Kenna“ version. or New York city.
" the week end and will
it]! his mother inmost
mi. Alli-ed Avison.
Middletowri at the
Ar requirements.
‘ ‘ Mius‘quote you. Prices right. Job-
Some men run for office and others
win in a walk.
m
-G. A. Franks. the Wall street bar.
her, has been ill.
m
Charles L. Veriin, or 'l‘arrytowu.
came in Norwalk last evening and
attended the Nutmeg Club dance held
in the Town Assembly Hall.
Mai
Councilman and Mrs. Howard V.
Worden, of Norwalk, quietly cele
brated the seventh anniversary at
their marriage on Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Seymour. ct
Norwalk, spent last. Saturday in New
Canaan with their son. Urban 0. Boys
mour and family. New Canaan
we”...
The Woman’s Christian Temper-
ance Unon hold the regular meeting
with Mrs. Curtis Eddy in Westport
yesterday afternoon. A number from
Norwnlk were in attendance.
There has been snow upon the
ground for ever a month now; Bure-
iy this is 8 winter to be was renter!»
bored for its continued cold spell..
—-All kinds Winter Cups. O'lirien's.
A stated convocation of Butler
Chapter, R. A. M.. will beheld at its
rooms Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
The R. A. degree will be worked and
there will be a. Whanquet
All arrangements for tho’a’nnuai
banquet of the Catholic Club to be
held on Monday night have been com-
pleted. it promises to outdo all pre
vious affairs of its kind in the town.
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman and mm
ily have returned from a stay of sev-
eral days at Atlantic «City, and Mr.
Coleman will resume his regular duties
tomorrow as rector of Trinity Episco.
pal Church.
health.
~Property dwnorsr Now is the
time to hare those leaky roots ro-
'shlngled. Hardwood lloora laid. Plans,
specifications and estimates roi- all
What do you require?
hing Especially. A square deal and
what it means to our customers.
Write. phone or call. St. John 3’: Key’
ser, Steamboat Place.
W. P. T. ilol-lingsworth ‘and doom»
tor, Miss Gladys, of Paris, arrived in
New York on the steamship Kaiser
Wilhelm, Monday. and are now visiting
relatives there "and in Nor-walk.
lie is much improved in ~
with Mrs. Edwin Hoyt and family on
Carter street; New Cancun. and other
$2 Trousers at
FISH '
BRAD. MACKEREL. BMELT.
moor, wumuaiswe. SALMON. Pleasant...
managers“. coo.
onerous. “caucus mo LO no cums.
Lana: open Lone cum.
Cubans Bridge Fish Market.
mu souvenir.
TILEPHDNI WI.
Neckwear
A new line oi Dainty Neale
Wear just arrived. consisting of
Lace Yokes. Chemiseit‘es. Stock”
. Collars, ration. Cascades. Roses
and Bows in a large variety oi
styles and colors.
Rompers
We have lino I)I‘oociyod our
new Spring line of Rompers
I I Mallette
'- wasuiuoroii or. .
BOY COASTER KILLED.
EUZABETK. N. J., Feh.10.-_-,ll‘nnk"
W. Denmaa, s alarms-old boy. died ,
yesterday horn injuries received the -
night previouL when he was run
down by an automobile while counties ‘
a... AAA.
'on hip aid. The summohllo was drlv.
on by Source Robertson. the mom
operating? and in the m m Burton ‘
3. noun. a "New York newspaper .
Hard Times _
for the Frugal
Emma . Re
'i but not we: to!
,. may: a I;
$2.50 and $3 Trousers at
$3. 50 and $4 Trousers at
$5 Trousers at i a
$6 and $6.50 Trousers at
Time is limited on this sale midyear-«it’ll h. Shorter than over. So don't wait. Com. promptly.
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FISH '
“Ami! SLUES.
Hanson» smitten
ELATB,
ooeLmo cums run BAKING.
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Force
tooth uselul.
work may restore them.
teeth are imperative to good health.
16 South ism St. South Neural!
Hours: Summonin. lun-
all! I! ”Mm“ «no
We ‘7 Venture {the Assertion that. at Least ”500
«Men Have W ondfledm When Does
~ COMMENCE?
--,_-_:~N° more questioning, no more wondering.
COMMENCES TOMORROW
with the Very Finest Trouser Offerings we ’ve ever made
There are working pants. smut pants. dross hunts. out: of every shade and texture. pants of every
fabric, pants to fit every man, be no small, tall or short-wand unto, too. for hundreds of boys. Come for
youn. Tomorrow’- the day the opportunity commandos.
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Maintain Your Nerve
and physical energy by keeping your
However great may be
your natural resources, your amount
or endurance and strong your vitality,
you. will not be able to retain them one
less the body has a sufficient amount
of food daily. and that must he pron
orly chewed hotcro‘it‘can be Salim-
ilated. The only organs capable oi ‘
mastication are healthy heath. Decay,
breakage. gum disease and similar
"troubles reduce the ability to‘chew
food. Under , certain conditions teeth
can be repaired by filling; when they
are further gone. crowning or bridge
but good
or. J. n MALLERYJ,
‘- momsmou eonvsnrion PRO-
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”Co fee
Our Colleen are th Roasted Daily and Guaranteed to Please I" 9.;
. or: of Good Coffee. Note the Extra alumnae/e are Giving:
as STAMPS WITH 1 us. No. 1 PLANTATION curses. ........ as; A
an entree WITH 1 La. no. 2 PLANTATION curses... ..... .32 a 1
15 STAMPS WITH J Le. MARACAIBO corn-:5 ...... .......m
10 cranes WITH 1 Lo. CHALLENGE curses ..... Marc
EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEAS
A. F. Beckmann & 00
BS and 85 WASHINGTON 8T.
PHONE 440
SOUTH NORWALK
has helped others. Why not
YOU?
DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL
South Norwalk‘ Stamford Port Cheste‘
B
Everyone knows this landmark or our city, but do you realize the lac
that it has over one hundred feet abore tide water and is free from noise.
dust and all the other nuisances usual in the center a! any town?
From this property can can wall: to the
$1.48
$1.93
$2.48
$3.48
$4.48
FOR SALE ON
EARD’S ROCK
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
2588‘s onus """ IN é'i' e '
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RAILROAD srariou . ..... ... ..11 . _
in one Fellows" Mil. February 12.
The second unustliénveation ot the
Prohibitionlsts or Fairilald County will
be held in the hall 0! Butler lodge.
N0. o7, I. 0. O. H.182 Washington
street, on Monday, February 12th. af-
ternoon on evening. Banquet tickets
can be secured on application to E. i)
Richards. unty organizer Cocoon
Station. '1‘ catering will be done by
Eureka Lodge. Daughters of Rebekah.
The 9%“!!! follows:
' Alter-noon Session.
First Part.
2.00 p “mumsln‘eas and Opening Ex.
mines,
Rev. E. z. Eilismchnhury, chairman.
2:15 p. air-General Report of the
County fiv‘ield. ‘
Eugene L. Richards, County Organizer.
2: 30 n in .wReports from Town Chair-
men.
(Not over three minutes each Towns
to he called.)
3: 06 p m.—-“llow \lay We Secure
Names and Addresses of Voters We
Ought to Reach. "' - . ’
A free discussion.
8: to p. mrrSllgMBB Methods of in-
removing Voters to Secure Results;
Ernest A. Smith. Norwich, Conn.
3:3o p.4m.-—Inbsrrntssion. ‘ '
PRIEBT BCORED SOCIALIBH- 1 BIG. RAILROAD EMPLOYE8 ORGAN}
‘ IZATION.
I .
Bays Soc ai Fences Must unadjusted CHIC AG 0. Feb. wright» lender!
‘° Give Every M“ " L V “9‘ are secretly perfecting the formatio
NEW HAVEN, Feb. 10 —“Ws must oi'a territorial organization of reilrojad
llnd some way of MIHMIDK our 50.: employee that oil] include every mi?
cial forces so no to insure a living road operating west 0‘ the ”mm"
was to every workman in the coun I“ ““3" “com“ ‘0 the Record-W
"y... “m Rev. Fr. ’1‘. J. Shortly. in aid today A meeting to place iii
an address in which he scored Socinh; finishing touches on the “53m“
iani Thursday evening at the thirtieth “'1” be held m ““5“ City 3“"
”anniversary banquet or San Salvador As soon as the organization in loan
Council: No. 1. nights at Columbus. “1* “mm“ are i° be mil-“9“” .
in this city. We should note that the oral adiance in wages on every 1' . 5
modern tendency is to knee or lessen '1‘ is "‘9 mm m “mt” 3“ the
the sight or the nioral responsibility: “we“ mm“ on one railroad ”9
or individualism. We must not for concerted ““0“ may be taken 'th
set that the question or lite is not ec-j wage demands are made. {Wilma
anemic, political or social, but moral} will be made 0“ all railroads In
There is no political alchemy that same icmtmy at I?” same In“?
can extract lrom material instincts that “I“ made ulllbe ”"01“.
“solder: good conduct It Is not the multaneously it a strike is ca
lEzislu‘ting or life we should gecko—it ""
PI T LA I B
is the humanising, the moralising, the‘ RS 6237:; THE" RO ,
Christinnlsi oi life, or on and ii
‘should “an; uccompliigi y That was the case with Mme. .
“socialism would destroy a ' class 113;? ii 213:3; grerefitafie 3‘
'0 l. I i
state and erect I w m sin e n ‘8 grime, which run into bronchitis ‘
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590°“ 1"“ lace. llberi', the first fruit and flower
3 ‘0 p, NIH—Song ~ ‘ ' ‘ " iron: lilideonld crumhloibeiore its, coughed ‘5 tho she had “11““um
r. 45 n. .mr-r'l‘he "one to Twenty reconstructions” assaults. Yunr or- an“ “0““ “0‘ “I“? I“ “13“ Then
Thousand" “943° dar has been a hulkwsrk against so; mm: °t Foley ‘3 “may ““6 W ‘
"a ”We- cousin. my tervid hope is that it will W“ 3"" 1‘" 9° ““1““ Pellet ll“
Continued using it until she was
Its value. _
‘ manently’cumd." W. F. Wigmore
remain so."
its manila. - ‘
PROTECT OR FDR BIRDB.
hen preserved that mitt ' 01mm” lay car on Springfield avenue.
have been destroyed.- 3““ 3' the Barnes sir-eel car was overtur
charmingly named P0391“ tern 0‘ the ”MEG“ 131““ mm
MSBSICMBOI“. J . debris which immediately cough
of the southern seacosot birds o Failure of the broiler to work i).
no and. brown renew. the Wish- is is believed to have men: '
é‘g‘uii corn-moo, Arctic”~ Caution I
' .méli‘he demonize or 1212 ,
‘ Iii. L. G. Hohenthal, state cholrmsn.
[ Evening Session. .
Emma. Edwin n Knowles, or
Bridgeport. president of The
Norwalk Chronicler