-8 ,Wibhinpton Street, ,.
south Norwaik. Conn.
.All. kinds cl insurance. ,
v .Puhllo Stoncgrspher.
Jamesb‘agan at Main sheet. has an
attack of the grip.
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Mrs John Seoileld, of Wilton, has
been visiting in Norwalk
mom...“
’Wllliam Manse of Stuart av opus. has
recovered trom an attack of the grip.
A regula1 meeting at Dilision.No.
‘1. A. O. i-i., will be held this evening.
. E. F. Bouton. of Norwalk, will start
1 Saturday for Florida, to spend several
1, ‘
weeks.
Shexld‘ “illium Vollmcr. of Blidge=
port. spent last ex ening in South Nor
walk with tliouds
‘Cockenoe Tribe No. 38 I 0. R. M.
, ,wiii hold its regulmnveckly meeting
‘ "tcmdrrow evening.
Charles B. Milne. of Rockvlile, has
been \islting his brotl1er,Counciimnn
John D. Milne, of Maple street.
a-
-—Velour hats $3 to $5.
The Loyal Order of
hold a legular meeting
Odd [Fellows Hall, South
, H..-
Mr, and Mrs C A. Sammie, of Mur-
shall street spent yesterday and last.
night with A. E Sammie, of New
Canaan. '
0' Brien's.
Moose 11111
tonight in
Main street.
David Fournier. ob Wood'w‘urd ave
nus, who has been sever: ly ill with
an attack of scarlet level, is now im-
proving.
.M"
Miss Margaret Kennedy. Alice and
i Nora Walsh attended the dance all“
on. by Mao Nalley. of Smml’ord, last
evening.
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Knbaosa Encampment N 9. I 0 0
vi“. w.ll go to New Canaan tilts ovon
ing and the golden lule degree will
be Worked on a number at New (:11
_ noun candidate.
4'
.Our Sisters' Rebekah Lodge. Norbh.
i. O. O. R. held its regular meeting
last evening and routine business was
transacted. Alter tho meeting was
over clam chowder was served and
an enjoyable evening was enjoyed by
the members.
Norwnik Aerie. 1’1). 538. F‘. 0. it!”
hold 11 regular business 1119111111: lust
evening and initiated one. candidate
The card tournament which in golnll
on at tho indigo. i‘or lilo turkey sup-
pcr hull unoliu-r stilling inst droning.
M... N om.-
Comluodoro .W. ii. llylostou. Rx-
llnnnnndoro b, M. Allen, and William
I. Muiv'iusiv...in.. of tho ‘Ncrunill Wont
= tllub allotlltud ihc 11111111111 bouquet of
’ and llsylipr homing tho
of tho Rblnllol‘isul-kor Yacht (‘lub 111
the lioinl Mouhuttun. New York but
night nlctllmcdoro ilylugton resolved
11 lum‘dd‘bllld solid slhor glut; dish
Wilson's
prion. and dinner Ollrion. oi 1:11th
«Norwulk. .Ilso rooohuu a this prize
WWW
li’ohrlrl limit manager of ills blast
indie Ton Gflililmlly. In Washington
ntroct. bun mid 1113 to the equipment. ol‘
his store by tho pumimon or no sloo-
tulle coffee grinder or the most up»
or the Electrical dinnutnoturisc { our
pony, oi rm. Ohio. is a ‘tioilurt. null
plllvcfluog or granulation or does
both at one and “lemon time. “on.
mull ill experienced on a too and col:
_ contemplates drilling a roosting
plant so his titers in thousand future.
, Columbia ltlvsr Shad tall can
, lied. Kidney ileuns. 2 lbs. ......
'ureen Peas, 2 lbs.)
I, 1 pkg. Mince Meat ........
, ,1 111.
innings type. The machine, 11 product,
( grinder tor the min twelve years.
Goods
7 and Lowest Prices
' ’ Pride or the Valley Sugar Corn,
This corn was packed to sell for
120 can‘. ... tic can
.. too
This tastes as good as the highest
and cells as cheap as the topical
grade of salmon. _ _ .j
Creamery Butter, lb. 31o
Best Family Flour bag1 boo
Potatoes. best Maine,14 1113.101 241:
BEANS AND PEAS AT REDUOED
« . PRICES. '
Pelt Ileana ............. 6c lb.
Manowt’at Bonus 2 lbs. 151:
.151:
130
.u..-lc.oII-II-I
......... 9..
‘ Yellow Split Peus,21bs. 151:
Lentils. 2 lbs. 15::
California PrunoI 51: lb.
, ,10 Stamps With the following:
ipkg. Macaroni ........ 10o
1'01:
1 pkg. Macaroni or Spaghetti 10::
1 lb. Pearl Barley.
Pearl Hominy ........ ~10c
2 lbs. Butterinabest quality 250 "’i
East indiaTea Co
. . ., , . ,
TEL.‘ 371 125 WASHINGTON 3T.
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=or Unto-date Service Call
Fred. H. Gaming
Funeral Director
and Embalmer
' Office and Residence
Telephone ‘904.
.84 So. Main fit. so. NOrwalk.
\
Savannah Line
aster
‘ xcursions
MARCH 15TH AND 22MB.
AIk Us for Rates and Booklnpc.
J. M. Layton 8: 00.. inc.
Real Eli!“ and IncurIncc.
6 Railroad Ave. South Not-mitt,
1 r 1‘ :1
,
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Taxi and Touring
Car to Hire
FOR ALL OOGABiONS.
DAY CH NIGHT.
Tel. 1360 ,. J. VAAST
WANT TAX REPEALED-
m
Arguments Pro Ind Con At Hearing
(In Personal ’Tlx Monum.
HARTFORD. Fob, 20.-~'i‘ho repeal
of the personal tux was up before the
judiciary committee yesterday alter-
noon and it 11111; favored by Sol flou-
thoimer oi Hartford the labor leader.
and C. F Barnes 0! lwlurtiord who
representing the socialists ol.’ tho
state, said he did not request the re
pool. but demanded it.
The repeal won oppoucd by Senator
:licllrath oi Waterbury. Tax Colloc-
lor Wilcox or Waterbury. Attorney
Holcomb of .whllingrord and others
wlro‘ claimed that it’wus not unjust
and that it supplied every valued,
revenue to the towns and tho, state.
The lsmlinr meeting or ’"lllurcltu
lotion will be held tomorrow claim.
and refreshments will be served 111
toll. 'l‘bo outcrtolumcnt committed
will that at. 7:80 o‘clock.
n
' ii 11 Pure
Tobacco“, Law
should no mm no (Illailfiiiih ,
would 11,9 mounts-Ii in the
mailing at my popular
*nousov"
I ,
With the Best
100 W
, Evening Item. 01- Lynn,
product here is at special interest to.
, Lynn shoomakers because this in wo-
Igmens wholly and of a pretty good
’grada at that it is said that the out-..
5 Cent Cigars
targast on Woman's Garlic Sit
rated in liltv at South
11111th ,
unnohh1
luhnuuu
Few Strikes h Iliulmeu Slate and
houses Which Promote or
_ Prevent Thom *
line is South Norwalk, says the Daily
Mass. The
‘ put of that shop is around 1,000 pairs
3a day when up to full running and at
T ;tlmes it exceeds 1.000 pairs. These are
' iprlnclpally in waits and turns, but a
‘rew McKays have been made off and
;on. It is a line or goods that ought to
:rotall at anywhere from $3 50 to $7 a
Epal‘r. but. of course. there are only a
glow shoes that would sell at the latter
ligure
This shop is that of .Lounsbury,
,Mathcwson do Co, and it has been in
ioperatlon so long that some of the
; South Norwaik people close it as one
{of the oldest in the country. Mr.
lLounsbury used to be Governor of
the State, but he died a few years ago
land now Mr. Mathewson carries on
the business. The latter is president
oi the City National blink and has
the reputation oi! being one of the
solid men in the financial world. It is
most remarkable how many of the
Connecticut shoe men are connected
with the banking interests of the
State. A shoe manufacturer is presi-
dent or the Stamtord savings bank
Canaan back.
some time ago this factory had as
many as domed on the bench. making
hand sewed turns and waits. but they
probably have less than half that
number now. in late years they have
paid more attention to machine pro-
duction and in this they have only
followed the load 0: other mandala
turers. The hands that work in the
factory grew up with the business in
many cases and. as a whole. it. is a
pretty skilled sot oi men and women
that are employed. And it is said that
the earnings are good; as good or
anywhere, and
Tho Work II Study,
too. in {soothe whole city,
has a population of some 30,000. can
«be classed as being as good as any
place in the country tor anybody 11110 ,
wants to work/or a living.
in a gcnarclw way most couple know
that Connecticut is the loading State
Ila the country for the production of
Unions halo and no it is The biggest
hut center in Danbury. but death Nor»
walk ls.alao a loading but town. anti.
an Jar as the writer known. some or
the very boot mall’s but; In the world
are madothcro. There are carom
shops in tho oltyvhut thorn is one in
particular. that of tho Croiui a Kaolin
life that match built for people in
most every country in the world. with
tho pooniblc cxcopldou at China.
cinnamon do not. lunar this class or
=hnt. but most all other nationalities
do, to some snout ML local.
in the matter or both thou nrc vary
unillto woman, so all 111611 wear the
”111112111 otrio’lmtvtil tho tints.- This gene ;‘
“ oration and the producing generation _
wore the brilliant form of stilt hot ‘
as a loading atria, but It was not all
ways so. Ill the cliff to: m 1151111111111
to ourmhdtstuorfs 11ml also dosh to. i
on into all: no room .(3‘6. Tom Ir
plenty or man living in this all
day who can member whon'lh ‘
m cIollpt the old than "11qu
present «cm at Iliit not no: third
cocoa lost about so Wing” and
obillougness. indication. constipation,
Another place in Connecticut whore ,
they are doing something in the shoe V
the "0hr stomach and tent gascowturn
t tonight with cosmos.
, M Iona: of men and women take? ‘1.
financial now and then and never
, know the misery 01111ch by a lazy liv-
on: clogged bowels» or an upset
stomach; , -
Don't put in another day or distress
~‘-—wake.up retreclrod and incl flue.
Idét Caspar-eta cleanse and sweeten
your stomach; remove the sour, un-
QAN DY
.0 rations for each hat to go through
before it is finished and it takes at
least 10 days to complete it. Natural;
ly a hat factory has all the machiuuy
it can work. yet at the same tine
there is a. lot of hand labor. In South
Norway; they .employ many hand
lWENT BOXES -ANY DRUG STORE
I ALSO as ado csur cox: .
RK WHILEYou‘ SLEEP
disputed and fermenting li‘bod all!
that miscryéuulltln’g gas: talks the one »
cons bile tram; your liver and carry ,
oil the decopnncacawutc matter and
constipation 1110qu dram the bowels
Then you will too! eat. ,
A column tonlgt will straighten
you out by morningilw .10;ccut box
dtoopd your hood clear. stomach sweet,
lived and bowels regular and you fool '
Entire
cheerful and .buliyd'or months. Don't < ,
forget the diliidrcn—rthelr mine In. VIA ‘M’A‘M’flx
silos need a good. gentle cleansing. ,
too. .
‘~ Probably this same tendency, to
think of other people as being below
CATHARTIC themselves, exists in many trodes to-
yday‘kand. especially among the well
paid workers. The loll/er have, by
means of their unions, bolstered up
their wages to a great extent, and
shortened their hours at the some
time. Naturally most folks would
look upcn'all this as being a most do;
clrable condition, and so it is for the
time being and for the few who are
getting the most benefit from it, but
"9‘0“?” which W93- 11 machine W “333‘ such a situation lacks all the ele-
it “1’ “1‘9- Th0“ “3 W“ carded and ments of soundnese and ot permanen-
1‘9“ "1 "V” shaped 0“ cones. and .cy, and not only that but the prog-
every 1"" had to weigh 1““ “0 much recs 0! these few has been made at
out this "“39 'A W00! 1““- when its the expense of the many. A real ud-
manufacture was started this why,’
Great Bargains Throughout the
)1,
Store
to admit that progress has been medal
and that it is still being made every
year to the end that conditions wil
be ideal in the time to come Every
day sees an advance along profit show
ing lines, old age pensions and the
like, all of which go to prove that the
men 'at the head of our great indus-
tries are coming to a certain share of
the wealth they have helped to create.
What is this but carrying out or the
commandment which says that man,
must "do to others as he would bar
done by "
The whole problem of the produc»
tion and distribution of wealth is sim- ,
ply one of education, and when the
majority understand this truth that. _'
‘wao three times as large as it would
and. another is at the head of the New '
which“
workmen and it is said that the ar-
tistic part or the business is done by
hand. The skilled workman puts his
individual ideas Into the but he works on tended to shrink it to the size or
on, much the same as a skilled shoe a man's head and to commons it so
be when finished and silt times as
thick. The several operations that 11.
into the lines and general style or a' as when it first started.
shoe At that time this factory
Take It back some 60 and moreyoars classed as a pretty big one as it had,
ago and all we had was the soft bat. an output at 1,200 hole a day. And,
called by many the “Kosouth.” That. the man made very large wages cape.
was the universal hat and it was clally in the finishing and sever-at
made of wool in most cases. 'At that. other leading departments. Many
time there were a number of but ‘80-, could earn as high as 88 a. day, and,
$01163 around these 93118 and there among these there wereafow who
was one 111-particular. located in a would hardly notice a poor shoemaker]
shoe tow:I not more than 30 miles who was doing well it he could make
from Lynn which the undersigned re- 38 I day.13ut this was a short eight»
members very well, Is he worked in ,cd policy then. as it is now. as the big
that mill in his early days. The wool factory tailed and all hands lost their
used to come all washed in some Jobs. whether good orbad. and the 38
cases, and it smelled very sweet and I [by men had to go to work in the
oily whonulirst taken from the ham choc factories. in many cases, and
At times we had to mix that wool in“ gm of the chance to make load
with durum! of I cheaper 1mm than hall or what they earned at
and run silo whole 9! it through I their regular trade or hot making.
1,: .‘
The Paris Cloak 81 Suit House
33 South Main St. South Norwaik
Selling Out Sale of Winter Garments
Become we do not carry anything over from one season to the
other. same must be cold regardless of colt. apical noductlcnI on ,
Lodlcn' and MlIuI' Guilt. ,LadlII’ and MIIIII' COItI, LIdIOI’ and
MIIIII' Drona. Many womIn Il‘l buying our Fun at I reduction
one-quarter of former prion.
Stock contract (lousy. Marmot and Pony Coats. Neck Pisces.
8mm iand Mule. Come and come quick as you cannot al‘iord tar
miss Inch bargain.
0111.11 .111 com 370111181
615 Main litre“. Stamford 83 South Main Bloom. South Norwalu
-—-——-¢--—-—-——
.1 ,
1,, A new car 10.411. new vital-l Why try to got «tons
ill with old. cumbersome "liability on whoolo?" A '
substantial portion or our product tor the now
your will to to those who have tired of tho cannon
and trouble or I hoary. unhandy car. i} L. Bone
dict, agent. 98 bomb Main 8t.
Contractors
Mating Construct on Co. 1...: 111.111.... ‘
ltctlmm manhood no Ill kinds at building contractions. slur
Ilium and repair trot-ll.
I 193 WASHlNTON, “High“
I 1 I
tutor-1c. .
.211. . .1 11 11.1.. ,
info I,~;n 'o‘o
1
was no such 1111111311“an i
wont throiugh after its first shaping‘
maker would put‘ his individual ideas that it will; about one-sixth as thick!
W83
' the shoe trade has its toll share and
tours nonwntlt.‘ 3 , ’
Ivahce 0‘ “1.9 labor army carries a. will be no moreastrlkes and no mox'u‘
betterment of social conditions to the unions With the growth of this won- g‘
last and least in the line; to the small- dentul system of machine production,
eat and weakest, and no real thinker poverty cannot assume any propon-
ln the ranks of labor will accept any tlons in the future and the spectacle 7‘
movement as being the simbn pure of a. large unemployed and pauper
article that falls short of this. iciass in the great cities will come to
Few Union: in state. an end But all this depends upon the]
But speaking of unions and their understanding of the 111888 W110 mush ,
general attitude 11 calls to mind the "’1” “p011 sound and sensible 108161»).
'lact that there are very few such it tiou for “1.9 uplifting process Which
lany. of the shoe or other industrial has now begun and which alone gives ’
centers or Connecticut. Not often do a “f9 and 9‘1"" basis 101‘ all WWW!“ __.
we read of a strike in that State andI 1W. “
there must be some general reason to Under “he“ and more primitive
laccouut for this‘ Connecticut is called menus 0‘ ”Mum“ the system was
the land at steady habits, and so it is inadequate to care for all and and
to a great extent, but one reason why to each a 1““ measure 01! the 00m- _,'
itbore are so few unions and strikes torts or even the necessaries of life. 1
is because the bosses Iin all lines are 3‘" E11939 systems have 10118 been 03%. ..
Playing pretty fair wages. and so long grown and the more 0‘9“ headed and f
In people are getting all that‘s coming humane among all classes are coming
ito them there is nothing to strike t° realize ““9 and now the thinkers,
about. There are two general reasons “19 statesmen. and the 1'“ 818M”. :-
tor strikes one being low wages and 3’9 3‘va thought 01113“ to the most;
the other high cost or the necessaries ”10‘1““ measures, “‘5 959“ or which :5
o! lite. and it both or these are satis- M“ be to uplift not one class. but '
doctory there 'qu be low labor 3“. Becomes. ,
troubles anywhere. At the present "
than food is high, but the wages M“ and Mm'mflph 11311111111111.0114...
féarned overbaianco the high cost or coin “9““01 ”9 observing “10 “1'“
living. and this seems to be proved all “What“?! 0’ their 1113171338 today.
right when the quality. of goods bought
by the mass bf the people is exam
ined. As a rule the vast majority are
buying high grade stuff and this holds
true of shoes quite as much as of any-
thing. lShces -.have to be worn re
gardieaa and today most retailers are
selling shoes in nearly all lines oi
men's and women's at anywhere from
'60 cents to ‘81 a pair more than a half
dozen and more years ago. Shoes
have gone up. but the people have not
kicked. ,
i am inclined to think that there
nevor'would be any strikes so long on
the people were getting what they con-
sidered a fair share of the wealth they
are creating. god it one takes a look
over the whole country he must ar-
'rlvc at a similar conclusion. in some
diatricta a labor trouble of any 71111111
in a rare occurrcnbc.1wl1lle in other
places there is strife going on slitho
time. and it would "be idle to deny that
‘ ‘DON’T ,
PLASTER Your
New HOUSE
Linc walls and cciiingI with
Comm-Board. It is much
warmer in Winter and cooler
111 Summer. Nails right tothc
Iiuddlng. More economical
Won't curl: dent. chip or
admit moisture to spoil waliw
_ paper. Takes paper. painter
tint. Lasts as long In the
house.
Fine for garage, chicken»
house, laundry, stateroom.
_ wardrobes, IignI, window diIv
ploy».
Writ: for ramp/r and book—
(at telling all about Compo-
Iloard and 1111 many um. Drop
m I ponci today.
L. L. ENSWORTH
8t SON
that no section is immune, as it is
an liable to break out in can place no
in another at any time. ,
But on the whole. when we look
back over the past centuries. we have '
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