We pride ourselves on the
quality of!
Our “Home-
made Candy
Every ingredient is of the best :1
quality. and it is expertly and ..
cleanly made. “
THE near or BAKERY
Pnonu‘c‘ra - .
F. A. LANE
If Wanhlngttm Itrut.
lentil Norwnlit
PAGE & SHAW
Boston
The Candy of Excellence
01.00 per poulld
F. H. OAXTER.‘
Agent for Town. of Nomik ‘
M ‘
Launches and Boats
9! all kinds promptly built. ”at!
. for solo.
given special attention.
Oyster Ihoii Point, Nomi-til
_— l
Mrs. Ross Burchnrd. of West are-
nue, spent yesterday in New York city.
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wood. Jr..
of Norwnik have gone to Hot Springs,
Virginia.
Clarence Sherwood. of llronxviilo,
New York. has moved to 194 Souiiii
Main street.
Most of the harbor shops will re-
main open tonight and remain closed
all day tomorrow.
W
The Hatters' Sick Benefit Society]
will hold its monthly business meeting
Friday evening.
The monthly business meeting of the
High School Committee will be held
Friday evening.
N0 470. Uni-
Sherman Commandrs i
ted Order of the Golden Cross, will
meet Friday evening.
Peter F Burns, proprietor of the
Boston Store. spent yesterday in New,
York City on business
Feed, home
the best
Mnnuel 'i‘.:
”Bonnie Poultry
ground, is componed of
grains. mixed just right.
Hatch.
Buckingham Post. No.12 (l. A. Ru.
will meet Friday evening as usual for
the regular busiuoes session
Court Frances Order of the Gold
on Sceptre, will hold its semi‘monthly
business meeting this evening
Norwnik Aerie. .
Order of Easter, will meet this even.
in; in the Wall etrset quarters.
The weellly business meeting of
Butler Lodge. No. 87. 1.0 0 F. will
. be bold tilt: bvening in its hall. in
‘ Wsahingoon street.
.» Miss Ella C. Lindeberg. of Ivy place.
' ' Insistant librarian of the Norwsik
7 Library, is enjoying a short intention
, ’ with friends in Hartford
Knboso Encnihmnent. No. 9. I, O. 0.
F. will hold a regular meeting tomor-
Iow evening in Our Brothersjliodm
room in Wall street. ‘
America, wtii inset in the Wnter street
Norwnik quarters for regular business
on Thursday evening.
Lady Jenningshodge. Shepherds ot
.Bethlohonil. will hold‘its semi-monthly
_ holiness meeting this evening in its
lull, in Washington street.
‘ . nov 3...... simplex». oi the South
Nor-wait Congregational Church will
adorn! a mass meeting of men at the
"Hon“. Sunday alter
’Norwnlk. bartender
iolGoio in Waii'otreet.
N0. 588, Fraternei a
. HainsJ. J. MeVnigh. 'l‘. M. Lawrence,
Court Nni'riili, 'No. 58. Foresters oil herself so splendidly alivllys; nothing
M-_-m.muh.m-u a..-
ENGLAND VllillllEli '
OVER 00“. SITUATION
lJONlloN, Feb. 21.4onditlons
throughout amt Britain, particularly
in the manufacturing districts otiho.
north of England, are becoming rapid-
ly worse as n result of the threatened
will strike which it it occurs at the
end of the month will throw 800,000
miners besides workers in other trodes
out of employm‘eut.
At many of tho iron works and oth‘
or big factories the men today receiv-
ed notice from the employers that
their norvicos would not bo required
after Feb. 29 should the coal strike
be decided on. Most of the factories
have supplies of cool, but these arc
required for the most urgent work in
hillld,
in London and other cities the prion
of coal has already reached 88 ll ton
and the poorer classes of people are
paying almost double this rate all
they purchase only in small quantities.
The coal owners met in conference
today to consider the general situation
in the trade and also to discuss the
invitation or Premier Asquith, who
has requested them to meet him and
some of his colleagues at the Foreign
Ofilce tomorrow in order to endeavor
to arrange a basis of settlement
The committee of the international
Minorn‘ Federation is also meeting io-
Anderson’a Launch Wolf} 0‘
All kinda a! npolrinp w
day, when it will deride whether the
continual coal miners will supportl
their British comrades in the event of‘
a. strike. 1
llolh the con] owners and the mini;
ors have signified their acceptance of:
L‘i romier Asquithn invitation to meet
l him and a number of his colleagues in
the cabinet at the Foreign Oltice to l
marrow .
M...~W
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mnhackemm—«l. ii. Howell, W. (3
Lawn. W. F‘. Daub, S. N. Soars, New
York; U. C. Rand. J. A. Brennan. ii. A.
Dexter, Boston; W. N. Cox. R. H.
‘New Haven; 1.. R. ilurlhutt, N. S.
Hurlbutt. Wilton; J. M. Pardon.
Bridgeport; E. B. Small, C. F. Mills,
Thomas H. McDonnell, city.
Richley ca rries
Miss (lush—«M rs.
aver disturbs her.
Mrs. Choline-«Yes, indeed; she car-
ries herself lust as steadily n her
grandfather did the hod.~—Cathoiic
Standard.
There Are No
Hard Times
for the Frugal .
Man
:m on. o: the results at modern cir-
. diaries. and any one union s not-1
He lives well but without
extravagance. He ll iibeulr
but soonest-tut. The M11
uni man is strays s but
delimiter. We have
nine hundred of the .
it will pay you to‘
one too
Washington’ s Birthday, February 22d
‘ Non rcmember,maybe,that story about Mark
wain, who said he was a bigger man than
”George Washington; because. while George
“couldn’t tell a lie,” Mark could
but wouldn’t
Washington’s fame is stem because he did What he
thought was best for all; and his judgment was good;
personal profit or advantage didn’t sway him.
Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes are made of all-wool fabrics, carefully shrunk
perfectly tallercd. They could use
cheaper cloth.
cheaper trimmings. cheaper tailoring, and you’d probab-
ly never know the difference; but? they won’t. These
clothes are made to give you, the wearer, the. best ser-
vice; they’re the cheapest clothes you can buy. for that
reason. They' re the best for us to sell. for that reason.
We profit by your profit. '.
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OVERCOATS AND SUITS. $18.00 to §30.00
Aunt and all the other nuisances usual in the center of
no“: “in...
.. SHAD, MACKENEL. emu.
FROST, WHI‘NNO, BLUE. SALMON, PIOKEREL. NALIOUT,
MACKEREL. WEAK. COD.
OYSTERO. ESGALLOPO ANO‘ LO NO OMAHA
Cutbiil’s Bridge Fish Market.
TELEPHONE I“ Elli OILW'NY.
Artificial Teeth
IPANIIH
Our New Spring
Line of Stamped
Goods
are boil ready tor your intone-I.“
on. . .
Re new Puck made
so” in Corset Ceremmono
' Niob't Gem and GomMnn-‘
lion. Suits in Punch We.
Also "am“ in Corset Covers.
fight Wuiatl. Pillow Tops, To
tutor: not con m‘mm the com-
FLATB, ONAPFIR BLUE...
That's All.
Harris
m ”721
now rolls. rail. lib-Kuhn. boob
ommrtodsy
. held in Bridgeport on May 1 and 3. the
I. , issue the call early in. March. That
‘, the convention. ;
’ ‘ loll éooxkss‘rel’us‘ SHORTAGE ‘
LENTEN SPECIALS
G°°d Ttilliggtseno gggsgfi'mg the
RED aALMON. PINK sALMON. Lona-ran, SHRIMP, om
MEAT, MACKEREL. souseo MACKEREL, Kippssso HERRINGI.
TOMATO HEHRINGS, SMOKED BLoarsns, moon‘rsp Ma.
nines, sunscoso CODFISH, CREAM can: CODFISH. aucw
maxim SALMON. ANDA COMPLETE arocx CANNED veer.
TAGLES. um PACK,
Very Best Creamery Butter . lb. 35 “
Gold Medal Print Butter . . lb. 34s:
A. F. Beckmann 8i Co
33 and 85 WAOHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWAL
PHONE 440
MERRILL
NIGHT SCHOOL GRADUATES
are Making Good
Books and Stationery Free
South Norwalk Stamford Port Cheste i
BEARD’S ROCK
TWENTY LARGE BUILDING SITES
Everyone knows this landmark or our city, but do you realize the {not
that it lies orer one hundred loot above tide water an is free train noise.
or town?
. From this property one can walk to the
TROLL vu ........ m '§.M
court “a lo a I
dinosaurs scuoot. ..................
”a” “00‘. l n u e
For particulars and restrictions address the owner. .MiNER D. RANDA
VERY DEBT BUTTER. A POUND ................................... .
sxrnn rm: POTATOES. A recs ................................. «lo
17 venues onnuuureo squa son .......................... aloe
seer noun. LARGE BAG ......................................... one
The Great A&P Tea Company N, 0
lat WASHlNGTON 8T., SOUTH NORWALK
bulimia 8:30 a. in. and 2:30 p. m.
RAILROAD ITATION .................
Free D'i ‘.
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The Hatch 81 Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
Telephone. 48.
BEAVER - BOARD
. is gaining rapidly in popuitrity an ‘a substitute filr lath and
» plaster and mil-paper. it is susceptible or an infinite variety)"
of artistic designs but mils and ceilings, and permits or a
. wide scope for individuul Moment and tests. We are agent!
'Ind keep; taxonomy onltnnd.
N0 CALL VET FOR OEMOCRATIC
CONVENTNON.
Although on; Democratic state cen-
tral committee has fixed the dstes tor
the Democratic state convention to 'be
ocuusrs AND onlgla
DEPENDABLE even 88
SERVICE '
is what we otter you. if your.
”ache or burn or the print
consult us. We employ exper 0
ed ocuiists graduate physici
examine eyes and guarantee
lection ‘
I? Atlantic Square, sumo
Ono Saturdny Brenton
onioial call for the convention has not
yet been idnod. Secretary E. 3.
Thomas said Instmiaythat he would
will give the towns unpie time to ar'
range for the primaries. he says. Boo
rotary 'i‘ilonlu hu new mailer
Hall in Bridgeport "the pines torl
holding the convention This ball will
seat $000 people. Goon-Ilium Tim‘-
manned: wiilbethechplrmanot
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Norwalk Chronicler