vi . , avenue. ‘7‘? . . . . . 7. cery,, has resumed his duties after a We pride ourselves on the quality of. Our Home- made Candy Every ingredient is of the bout 1‘. quality, and it is expertly and .. cleanly made. 9' THE BEST OF BAKERY PRODUCTS F. A. LANE 51 Washington Street. South Non-walk 0 Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. it. will meet as usual tomorrow evening. Cockeuoo Tribe. No. 32, l. o. R. M., will meet as usual tomorrow evening. Division No. l, A. 0. H., will meet this evening in the Wall street qusro tens. The Buchinghnm Woman's Roller Corps. No. 30. will meet this afternoon Is usuia. w... . St. J'ohnis Lodge, No. 6, F. and A. M.. will not hold a stated communication this week as reported. . Mrs. Frank A. State, of Belden uvo hue, accompanied by her son. is visit.» ins her sister in Brooklyn. W Lent will be here one weokfrom yesterday and then there will be a gen ersl cessation gt society vnts. M Washington Chapten No. 24, Roynl Arch Masons, held a. regular convoca- thnmtbr hwnlc Terrie but crew his. 'l‘hd-Norwslk Bird Club will meet on Monday afternoon, February 19, at 4 o'clock, with Mrs. F. J. Curtis, ll West ' F. B. Mnlkin, of the Norwuik Gro- several dsys‘ illness at his home in Main street The Central Labor Union will hold its semi monthly business meeting this eveningin the Labor 1. 'ccum, in Wash- ington street. Cockenoo Haymelters' Assoclstion. No. 32%, I. O. R.,M., will hold a regu- lar business meeting in the Wall street - quarters this evening. Star of Columbia Circle. Companions of the “rest, will hold its somi-month~ ly business meeting this evening in _ its rooms in Washington street. _..- The weekly business 'moetlng of Olive Branch Lodge. No.19, Knights of Pythias, will be held this egoning in its rooms in. South Main street. Friends continue to receive pastel cards from Harold E. Wetherwex‘. tor- merl‘y of Not-walk. MW of Newark, N. J., who is on a trip round the world . South Norwlsllt Council. No. 1.253. knights. at Columbus, will hold its semidnonthiy business meeting this evening in its rooms, in South Main ‘. litres . If you are raising poultrywwithout “Bonnie Feeds —~try “Bonnie" Feeds j tar the next month and compare the utterance. Soc ldsnuol '1‘ Hatch‘s ad- mstisemen ‘ vfilng-Ksbdhselilnoempment, * glit, will initiate a. class 'Rohcorseis of the teem PAGE s .9.qu Boston The Candy of Excellence 01.00 per pound F. H. BAXTER. About for Town of Norwalk Anderson‘s Launch Works Launches and Boats of all kinds promptly built. for note. All kinds of "pairing given spool-l attention. 7 Oyster Shell Point. Nos-well: Electrical Wiring Fine Line of Elec- trical Supplies conflict, In Address: 01 MAIN '07.. NORWAkK Telephones: Office. million». 21-8 N...— ”w Abraham Flsgg has resigned his position with the National Biscuit company. a... The Bridge Construction Committee will further consider the necessity of sending plans to the United States gov- ernment of their proposed new struc- ture at a meeting to be held Friday evening. Miss Edith M. Aumuch, of Wilton, is rapidly returning to health at her home. and Norwalk friends oi the for- mer high school young lady are plenu- ed that her recovery is assured. Miss Aumuch had a severe case of pnonmcv his and there was at one time a doubt whether she would pull through. The committee on the roll cell and anniversary of Cockenoo Tribe, No. 32,1. 0. R, M.. will holds regular meet« ing tomorrow evening. Matters have progressed now quite rapidly and the Invitations bore been issued. Each member may invite a friend by bond- ing the name to the committee. .Mlss Helen frnwford, formerly of quwulkpbut 0 sister of Miss Lillian Crawford. who has visited here since her removel to the west, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. John H. Crawford. of Cannon street. Miss Crawford brings greetings from her sister to her many Norwailt friends. Washington Camp No ll Patriotic order of the Sons of America, will hold a roll call and indies‘ night next Tuesday evening at the headquarters in Washington street. There will he an entertainment program, with music. dancing and refreshments. Members and their wives and sweethearts are in- vited to attend. W At the meeting or Norwnlk indigo, N0. 709, Benevolent and Protective 0r- der 0! Elks, last night, further arrange service at Trinity Episcopal Church. next Sunday evening, on the‘invitation of the rector. Roy Frederick A. 00lo- man The members will meet at the Elks’ Home at 7 o‘clock and proceed in a body to the church. Edward W. Warner, or the Water- ways association, Hartford, is disap- pointed to hear from Congressman J. Hampton Moore. of Pennsylvania. shd Congressman]. H. Small, of North Carolina. that they will be unable to come to Hartford to participate in the doings of the thnoctlcut Valley Wa- terways Association on Tuesday, Feb rusry 20, as the waterways bill before congress will need their attention. IOIII '7 7 w of Fllnt. Michigan, 7 ments were. made for attending the. ”Give me another pair like pairs. FISH ! CHAD, MACKEREL. SMILT, FROST, WHITINO, BLUE. SALMON. PICKEREL, HALIBUT. MACK EREL, WEAK. COO. oversee. cscALLore m L0 N0 cums. use: OPEN LONG cum. Cutbill’s Bridge retool-loss you. a ’t W W...» Washington’s Birthday l Comes next in order in the line 7 at Post Cards. and We have s i good line of them at 6 tor 50. i 4 W J. I. Mallette , wns‘muoron or. i Trouser Sales May Come Trouser Sales» May Go, “But None Attract So ’ Much Attention and Favorable Comment, Sell 80 Many Trousers or give such Big‘Vslues as ‘ \JUIEIITEHr Trousers Sale noticed the excellent fit and big value in the $3.25 trousers he had just tried on. This merely illustrates an ordinary in- . ‘ cidcnt during these Trouser ulcer 7 away two. three, and occasionally a customer will buy four Below are the prices which are bringing them ‘by the score: $2.00 Trousers at............... ....$r.4a $0.50 and $3.00 Trousers at . . . . . .. . .. $1.98 $3.50 and $4.00 Trousers at . . . . . . . $5.48 $5.00 Trousers at. .. ..... . . . . . .. . $3.48 $6.00 and $6.50 Trousers at ..... . . . .’ . $4.48 TWO STOREGI NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK these," said a customer as he . Buyers come and take FISH ! FLATS. SNAPPEI'I BLUES. SPANISH GOSLING CLAMB FOR BAKING. FiSh Market. nu ocuvenv. OUR “BESTYE‘I’” . EYEGLASS MOUNTING II provincial superiority on many feces. Let us demonstrate to you the moon: tor this tact. illumination: by outflow): Ocu- ‘liet without extra charge. and sat- infection guaranteed. ohm. nndOptlciom 87 ATLANTIC SQUARE ‘ Sanford. Gone. 7 Openzsoturdsy Evenings. ; section with the dynemlung cases and People of Venezuela Hope for CIQIII" ALLEBEII BVIIIITEIIB III ‘IIEW YOIIII EXPEIIT BAIL 0F $10,000 EMIII T00“ (Continued from iii-at page.) day. Ball was not immediately lur~ dished, but as counsel who accompanv loll Young stated that he expected bondslnon to appear. the accused was remanded to the custody at the mar- slim. Young told several friends last week that he might be arrested in the dyunmito onto through his sc- quaiumuoe with the McNamaras, and yesterday afternoon Attomoy Mei- vllle 0. Adams called on the district attorney and said in the absence of Henry V. Cunningham. counsel for Young, he wished to arrange for Young's appearance later in the day. it was expected that Young would or» poor at the ledornl building with 7 “counsel. but the day closed without any signs of Young, 80 an indictment warrant was given to a federal oili‘ cor to nerve. Frank J, Higgins, of Boston. who use also arrested yesterday in con- who felled to obtain ,beii. was brought before United States Commissioner Hayes today, on the question of s ro‘ ductiou oi the 35,000 hell. 0.....me SATISFACTION OF KNOX'E VISIT. Union wuh United sum. CARACAS, Venezuela, Fob. 15.-~ln reply to an inquiry as in views 0! the Venezuelan government regarding the announced visit of State Secretary Knox, General Manuel A. Mates, the Venezuelan minister for foreign affairs, sold this morning: “Th0 president and people of7 Venn» scale. have received the news of Mr. Knox's coining visit with the greatest satisfaction. The president considers the visit of the stem secretary of the United suite: on a special demonstra- lieu of friendship, and on indication of American union.“ The governmentei authorities have directly begun proportions on s grand scale for the reception 0! State 800m tury Knox ‘ Elliott'Nortbcott, the new minister from the United Slates to Venezuela. presented his credentials today to President Gomez. who in reply to Mr Northcott's greeting slid: "Oh no count of the epproeching opening. or the Fortune (Jenni and the consequent extension of the honion 0! universal commerce. the economic interests at your i'etherlsnd and». ours have been brouh‘hi closer -t0geth7or. This will . bring about hm'the formation or new bonds of friendship and respect for the fethorlend or Washington and Lincoln. the standard bearers 0t greater world wide progress so they were oi Am erlcnn liberty and brotherhood“ FIQHER HITS POLITICIANS. m Gaye. They Do Not Understand Proel out Age. . ‘ BRIDGEPORT. Feb 15. ~Formcr Mayor Willard (2. Fisher, of Middle- town. speaking before the Bridgeport Business Men's association lost. night, declared that "the one fact in the canoe is that our politicians, most or them, as well as their creatures in of. (ice. do not understand the age in which they are living.” ‘ ’He rapped political. deceit in both parties and sold: “The democratic platform promised ratification of the income tax-amend There Are No} Hard Times."l_ for the Frugal > Man Ho um well but mitten summation all 0 fl ‘ but not tasteful? The _ W MW? more hes been removed. neturol teeth. We progressive cud critioel men Consultation free ‘ ,iosoummsuomtnmwm . A Gold Bridge . lo the most modern. practical and eat- isisctory method of filling open ensued betwmn‘ heathy teeth. where one or - They are superior in every way to the old- fuhioned “portiei piste." they , ore firmly smelled to the other teeth: there is no chums. no droppins, no plots to other the roof of the mouth. nothing to interfere with the speech ‘ or voice. and live- tbe coho-ruins 0i Airfield Billion meets the contour! 961 Dr. J 7H. MALLERY merit to the federal constitution; live for it. and one Minotaur-voting on “ only ageinst it cites us his authority“ in so doing that the highest name that o member or his party could name. I 7UNCA8 TRIBE WIWAM PLANS. W Approved by the Buililho committee and Will be submitted to Red 7M0». February 727th. ‘ The building committee of linens Tribe, N0. 20.: 0. R. ht; held 0 media in: loot evening, at which time they approved the plans tor the new lodge building submitted to than: by Archie toot. Hurry W Mather. These plans provide for a three-story brick struc- lure, the tint deer or which will he .iueed for two stores; the second n00:- tor the lodge and the third floor for lodge purposes and a club room. The particular; , , ““9 plane will politics or (lonnecticut which seems ' to me to be of most serious; signiil- 7 out of 11 democraticsenntcrs gated” 7' building will be unionists in every VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER—the kind you alwa get at Beckmann’s Gold Medal Print Butter. pound Red Grahams or Social Teas. package . . National Biscuit Co.’s Zwicback, package . . .............. 7c. . Maud S. Flour ................... .. . . .Bag. 750; bbl., $5.757 3 pounds Whole Grain Rico ...... . ............... . .250 Joncs’. Pilisbury’s or [Gold Medal Flour, bag ........ “”8307 7 A. F. Beckinann & Co 03 and 85 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWAL PHONE 440 ‘ MERRILL ‘ NIGHT SCHOOL GRADUATES are Making Good ' Books and Stationery Free South Norwallt Stamford Port Chester BEARD’S ROCK TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES Eyes-yous knows this landmark of our city, but do you realize the! that it line over one hundred feet above tide water and is free from noise. dust and all the other nutsané'ss usual in the center of any town? From this properly one can well: to the 1-dest ....... " ' sous 0H m . 2 to: . mouse ......... a J Poe-r curries ............. . .......... 0 ~ RAILROAD BTATION. ..... u - ’9 For perticulars end restrictions address the owner, MINER D. RANDAIA, ~90 EXIRA SPEL‘II VERY DEBT BUTTER, A POUND. , EXTRA FINE POTATOES. A PEGK.. .......... ...... ...7 ..... 3870 I? POUNDS GRANULATED'SUGAR FOR 0 BEST FLOUR. LARGE BAG ....... . ................. The Great A&P Tea Compan 124 WASHINGTON 57., SOUTH NORWALK Deliver-lee 8:30 I. tn. and 2:30 p. m. 7 - Free D Aid} i" .................. ~......u....-u- ..... en»... Tol. No. 009. The Hatch 8t Bailey Comp SOUTH NORWALK. OONNr Lumber and MillWork for Everything Telephone. 40. BEAVER BOARD is gaining repidly in popularity as a substitute for doth and g planter end wallpaper. It is susceptible of an infinite variety of artistic designs for wells and ceilings, and permits 0: 0_ wide scope tor individual profermcht and taste. We are agents ‘ end been 0‘ lam supply on head. ................................. Good Butter. per 17b. -1 7 ‘ Best Winter Butter, per lb. B708!!! Milk .7e-heueue.7nuvu~.e...e-eu...u.le. a. or ...... .7. Walter Baker’s Cocoa or Chocolate acsnsGoodCJorn Turmps, per eke spoundsWetMlncheat . Col Pumps, sweets Potatoes, Oranges, Gram. App; to oesod-e!‘
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