l l ll 1 S
you would give your nerves a
so forth and buy some min-
nock; it’s sold by many an
' gschsppie and guaranteed to
.Mhappy. and ifot any use
might make good paper for
”gun. ‘
kind of stock we have on
. ,. comes mm the best mines
t In land and gives the most
to, of heat without delusion
3c deceit: pays dividends in
“I: complete and buyers never
get cold feet: nor quoted on the factory. ‘ a“
not exchange but priceless in
.e stove or range. Our kind of
. in: "mining stock” will
m-.. . T13 Hatch e Bailey Co.
t ERRIS @ i sslilhzggfiigm9§l$§§§aslfiorme
I We also ofi'er Smoked Shoulders at a real low price.
Lean Tender Smoked Shoulders. lb. ..-».-...v. ...-.~. 3;:
. . . . . c
‘a.§'3?i.. . It'lll‘;:i"
MAW Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world s best. b. . .
l
I .
”m" "‘3° ‘° 2:3“ ‘°° No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofl'ee. lb. ...... . . . . .
. °§Wcfl°fifl3¥n§§$3§§° figncnyeWn l'ljea. Becknti’gnn quality. lb. . . -. . . go
”(18 Rorthuain mso or as me. no ru m2. [1 2'. . ..... . ..... _
11:30to 1 new?“ akerRoiledOats 2pkzs.for25c
Phone 2253 lorida Oranges. lar e Size. per doz. . . . . . . . . . . 5 _
Babbitt’s_Cleanser. t e same old price . . . . . . . . . . .
- .. l Large Juicy Grape Fruit. each . ....... - ..... . . 1
’ Call 499 1 Blue Ribbon Brand Mince Meat. pkg. .......... 14c
JAH'E a ASH Baker’s Fresh Grated Cocoanut. per can ....... 15c
'- We are in the market for all Shredded Wheat Biscuit. pkg. . . . ........... 13c
tin. of junk, second-hand fur- acme of perfection. White House Baketv
he
anus and old clothes. Products. Fresh Bdred Hourly. Next 0
#:2232212: Beckmann Grocery
places 3d“ allegiance , .
music mo .
Long before national 1111,11“?me ,
”‘3 solo, Underwood: 83 Washingtpn St. ' Phone 1405
Remlngton, all other i
. makes. sold. rented! ~—
repaired. Rentals. 35 . L 4 'l j —----—-—-—
per month. Machines? ‘ -
sold at810per month. l' """""" ’ """""""""""""""""""""""""""""
Standard Butler & Elli] C0-
WPEWRITER EXCHANGE, .~
”I ”meld Ave” Bridgeport. Conn.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK '
SPECIAL SALE
on PHONE 1990 ‘
MEN’S SHOES
‘5' “Army Last" l 696 lb.—BUTTER——69€ lb.
$4.50 . Best Elsin Creamery
yduesfrom$§.00to$7.50 ; ' American Cheese - 35c lb.
All 31305 ‘ gest Qangled Elizs'. .éafisx. . . . . ...-. . 69c die:
‘ r: r omlno m Q urge o o o o-o‘o’o-o’o‘ou o 0“. on o o o o
f Mélax Le. ’s FittedPrue:......p_.-...o._....«..........25c1g’:
South Mam St.. Campbell’s Baked Beans . . . - . . . . . . . . 2 cans for 2 c
, South Norwalk. TomatoSoup_......»...—.-................... 10ccan
._ . CondensedMlllr.....__...................-l9ccan
a - l EvaporatedMllk........................15ccan
Agency For ‘1 ---,,. ---.-- ................................
BLACKSTONE TIRES
a... or“ Pg? 6 EH E B E’S lit-’3;
56 Railroad Ave.
-...__._.. i-.. , 3 IT'S HERE I? IT’S nousnwnn.
WHOLESALE ‘; J Replenish your old kitchen utensils with
and bright shining aluminum. It’s more sani-
RETAIL tary, lasts longer, cooks better. And
what is more attractive than a kitchen
filled with aluminum.
Tea Kettles, 'fea Pots, Percolators, Pudding Pans, Cake
7' Gus, cIoAREms
was andromcoo.
; ARLOV BRfls Pans, Pie Plates, Double Boilers, Muilin Pans, Bread Pans, Fry-
. . mm“ Gig-'31- Store gafwfi’arllsécériddles, Colanders, Cooking Kettles, Sauce Pans,
« ' fi°§§£mmmfim . THERE'S ALADDIN, W’EAREVER AND mason.
/ l 25 WASHINGTON or. soon: NORWALK.
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Sonultze’s Tuesday Specnals
HAMBURG STEAK . 22c 16.
SHOULDERsmAK..................-....~.........'22o1b.
’FOREQUAR'I'ERS LAMB 30c lb.
HOME-MADESAUSAGE.....;.;....;............... 35c lb.
MOLASSES anus250
FANCYPnAs........’...-.;..............._..-........15ocon
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< Schultze’s SanitaryMarkets
United flutes Home lo. 17.003. ‘
. 303W“ BOOTH lOBWAI-I.
CLOSED cans
oarABLn 0N COLD
DAYS .
' RIA TAXI co.
Phone 937.
/
x
orally considered a possibility“
33353 Coast." 3 section of Pacific .
street. extending book from the bay
front, a half dozen blocks to where
prohii‘l‘lition oi the sale of liquor in the
long row of dance hello there.
'to Market street. Sun Francisco's prin-
cipal thoroughfare. is Kearney street.‘
where once it is declared, within an;
ho r enough reckless spirits could be
pic ed up to start almost any sort or
desperate enterprise. Now Kearney
i
t
t
REV. DR. J. M. BUCKLEY DIES. ' vocate.
-.__...._,_..... ......-.. ._._._._,—. _ .
many years one of the most infium
street, Morristown. ’Prior to his re- {Hospital in Brokiyn.
titles are: “‘Oats or Wild Oats." "The' . ..
known as the "Bishop maker," owing HALIFAX. HERALD
church.
‘Seminary. and Wesley-n. valves-n1. ear! yesterdly _.
‘ torihfi’theministrfb‘lm held mayor anemone
——— He was a prolific writer. producing
Former Editor Had Been Known an a score of books on a wide range of
"To IIJE * ethodist “ii-ho Maker." subjects. Some of the more familiar
ASUnglfl‘BS ' M - ‘ " ~ W... New Winsome
- . Dr. ames M. Buckle '. for Land of the ar an e . . ."
‘ uwm ‘ ' , . ' if ’ The Rev J 3 l‘instory of Methodism in the United
“V0 may you “'tlai ministers of the Methodist Adi-o States," “The Wrong and Peril 01:
onto from 1880 to 1912, died yesterday Woman Suflragedfl "Them? and Prac-
in his eighty-fourth year of hardening lice of Foreign Missions. He was
of the arteries at his homeon Hill president of the Methodist Episcopal
to hisjrequently- manifested power at" OMAGEDjY FIRE’
the national, coniennees of the HALIFAXS.’ 8.. Feb; Serene plants
~ ‘ , .~-r .. of —the Halifax Home. The Evening
« Dr. Buckley was born at Railway. Mail and Tues-Myanmar: Leader.
'N. ' «and educated .at Pennington in one ruining-werahoamagoq by fire
or an
an
era] suffrage amendment. and i
too was noteworthy as helm: the first
democratic committee .of his~ stair.
They are great on critirism and short
on
failures.
asked.
mil too, New Haven:
Valentine L. Murphy
James E. McGunn ol‘ New Haven,
Neal A. Miliane of Middletown; James
F. Connery. mayor of Middletown: Jo-
seph '1‘. Button. molar of Bristol.
Daniel J. McCarthy of Middletown,
John A. W‘aish of Stamford. John F.‘
Limerick of Madciimivl‘. George H.‘
Gabh of Bloomfield. James J. \Valsh‘!
of Meridpn. (‘Ollt‘CHL' or internal rew‘
cnue; Jesse Devinc and John H. Crux" ’
of Waterbury. William R. Palmer ofE
The main artery from this district
A
v Big Values in the
noes—makwmummom
4“
Carpet Room
of no me node am on or mum-mo, my am... be .0qu
w. ‘ao
“summons-MM Carpets. .ljr yang.
- \ l and other Mo’fiber materials and a
nioolinoofxggfiugs. _ _
onions-49 wide sumo. ammmmmlmm and inlaid Qualities, m
oneandtwoyardwidihs.‘ .. “‘7 ..
. ” ' Curtains and Curtain Materials
WindOW‘Shadés and Fixtures
FAVORED .FOR
._-.-..—.—
rai committee that a upecial session
he governor.
next election or a state central own
i
1
Oxford; U. S. Marshal Lynn “’iison.
of Bridgeport. Thomas J. Spellacy of1
Hartford. Charles D. lsocll'wmd'f)!
Stamford. Sheriff Thomas L. Reillv or. -
Mendel). Benjamin l. Slade of Slewi
Haven. P. H. Brady. T, J. Murphy ‘i
Wm. P. Kirk, and Frank J. Heart: of;
Bridgeport. Alex S. Lynch of‘West‘
Haven, Thomas J. Kellv of Norwich 3
Andrew F. Moela and Thomas F"
Reyes of New Haven. The commiir‘
tee-men who were absent Were Allon‘
'l‘.‘ Miner, Hugh P. Prior. Judge E. P.‘
OMears, Arthur B. O‘Keere, Philip!
M. Larkin. Charles J. Dillon and!
He'll‘lkll'y McManus. ». i -
e meeting was held behind l . i
doorS, members of the press waged}?
tended the luncheon
withdraw. being asked to
MASONS PLAN CARD PARTY.
St. Johnr- Temple Auooml '
Also Hold Fair in a Few..W°:ok8v.lmi
Everything is progressing nicely for
the card party to be given by ‘St.
Johns Temple Association. .in the
Craftsman’s rooms, on Friday, Feb. 13
afternoon and evening, andt‘he ladies,
are doingtheir best to may it a suc-
cesa. Every Mason who iv a card
Edgyer alignid 'do his bit byattending
eye 5 sea i ‘ ‘
sWeetheart. s on 'Irithlhis Vite or ~
On Wednesday attern '7 '
met. in the Crafuman‘swfmained
formed plans for th , ~ - ‘
$0011. The ewfurw be he!“ ‘
weather. many of the '
ble to attenfl,'buf any -
(Continued from First Page). The state educational authorities? 8
_ are endeavoring to further acquainthund mom at 2:45 °iif§ifiaio 161;:-
. . h inion of the stale cen- the employers 61' this city with the re .o‘clock um Vestry w ' ‘
h “a“ ‘ 9 OP quirements of the law governing themy 1193'. Club moms, in the former tbuy clothes for the “hole
lo le islaiure ought to be called lemployment or children under sixteen?“ Cycle Coiling} ‘ _
0d Limo: the ratification of the fed .years of ago who have not completed oilice of Attorney Vi
' he see the eighth grade. A continued ind‘ib muggy. d
.i was instructed to so inform ference of ignorance of the law on 1 lo urs al’ ; . . .
m ary . .part of some employers here has caus- Frigndiy Society and Chi): £3315: 'ments.
It was decieea to open headquarters ed the ctate to take some action in at '1 :lo. .
for the party. at once nt the G8N°.l‘esrard to bringing the matter more smeli‘wxanai’s Guild at the home on
hotel. the secretary,.Alexander Sidney {clearly before them. The most com- 9 0 - '
Lyncli of west Hfien. being inunon form of the violation of the law. Friday. at 4 p. m“ meeting m. me‘RAISE A FEW?
r ‘1 Cu i This law. applies. of course. on.”1 «f.
_ pm' oxmanCe_" , 1-_ my! nits in those children under sixteen Tears Aib t D bl g "
blamed the Republican party far the of age who have ngt 0031!“?1‘06 in}... 24 cot‘ age Street er . or Cl.“
The 918 olomloa has been work of 11m Filthil'l grade. Cases have , ' ‘3
treaty. and labeled their acts a crime. come ii) the notice of the school an ’ ‘ >
'They have a ulaJm-ily. Why is it ihorities when: children seeking ém-|
Lodge cant get almlllmg done? he ploymem have sought to evade the: -
1ng, by stating that they had finished}
Those present at the lunchCOn and the required work. or that they Were
the meeting were: dillyor FitzGeraid, over sixteen years of ago. There‘
Homor S. Cummings. fidwnrd I. stuld he no dimmilty on the part of; R
Smith of Hartford. l'l‘unk S. Dora“. the employer in determining whether I E
chairman of the Denim-rage town com- . or not (ha g‘ppucant is abiding by [he . E
liryan F. Malian. law. as every work certificate issuedi R N IT U R
ggslljglziigiepoiui‘lc;y Ilm‘don; M. J. Cuff to a minor is stamped showin: wheilb‘ '
url'; an on S. Weed of New or r In! he ~ ' ‘ '
Canaan. Myles F. l‘onnelly of SVater- o k in exempt from night
bury, E. M. Yi‘OllléillS of; Danburyu ———-——--———-—--—
Leonard 0. Ryan ol‘ Mlddleiown; Try a Classified Advertisement in
7
0‘ “illimantic, intent and you will receive the best »
results obtainable. a
'1 school attendance.
is one of the quietest and most re- ,
speciable business streets.
—L —— 4” '———-—--~—
' RCH NOTES”.
CUMMINGS IS LAW .5 MlSUNDERSTOOD 9 TRlNITY CHU
men‘s Guild will be resumed Tuesday
- Employer-s to be Warned Regarding ,. , An woman who is in-
- PRESIDENCY Hiring Chi‘dre" 132-595;? ci‘izll‘t‘the gel-k is cordially in-
'ited to be present.
building. over moi
illiam F. Tam-i
meeting of the Gifls"
From 3 to 5 ther
ivon under the auspices oil
’ lh _
Mrs. Philip N. Knapp, 9 \\ est avwnue.
charge. There was a discussion Ofion the part of employers who came} . , tor.
delegates-ai-large 10 $118 convention. iconic under this class. that they filelnm” Clue ulthmthe rec CHICKBNS
and the Opinion ms voiced nt the.thelr night school attendance reports-l,
Illet‘tlllg that David FlizGerald. Thom- ’each rum-uh, According to the law, all: It's interesting— l1 ‘5 l‘." .
as Shellac): “U"?! R M311“! Md pupils. who ls required to attend nishb l ‘
Charles IBCRWOOd b0 ($059“- “The school must attend a certain number 0 5
of nights during illi“ year. or forfeit? SPCC‘al for the ‘Veek ,Buckeye
mitica W5" b9 held 3‘ ”‘9 same time 9-9 ‘llmir employmrn: (nriifiraies. Attend 3 i Incubators
the convention in May. at‘ml‘dmg mioniianro row!“ "“15" “m“ ETA lll'l: ALBACO“ TUNA FISH, '
“9 ”‘0“5‘0“ 0’ a new ”'13- .tendance erOl'ls showing the number ‘ . . W ; '
Ygsterday‘s session 0?:th Commll- of nialm the pupils have hem in a: 5 3 can: 350 § In all sizes—as sum. . .
inndanr'e at night school during incl EXTRA FANCY LARGE GAL. . _.
lime in the present campaign that mpnm are idsued (0 each pupil orery' PR ‘ 1b “a The Standard
the name of a favorite son has been month. That um l'csponsillilily of see Um, . . . . . . . . .
mentioned for the presidency by the ing that such reports are filed in the cmuu's pong m Colony Broader
i‘ . itei '0er °~‘ ‘1‘" W “m “warn-"5‘“ nuns .......2onn825e
. n 1‘" 6W, « 7 j 7 V, ovo v.
m Gamma n u m “We“ ‘1‘” “g a” “- sanDsD on assumes
: said: "The Republicans will have to es solely “pan the employer. ‘3 a fact cw before,
' ‘10 some ‘3“ ”flaming 9““? lad" 1which apparently is not fully Judie? RAMS, I. plcc. . .. . . . file where one 81’ F
‘ failures. The 913 e tcliun has on .stood in some quarters. The. r 1.1 on , ‘ . 300 R CIRCULA .S.
discredited. We have 0a.!“ platform 30f the law in this regard. carries a RYE FLOUR ' " 3 11, m ASK F0
all ready. the Republicans have no flap and any (employer found “fits:
nlaiiorm and are. advertising for 0116- renders himself liable to prosecuiion. A. S I ULL
i ”idiofirtisc in The St‘l‘l‘ij. .
*1
The sewing meetings of the Wo- Ho Krieger & CO.
:family on casv “'0on l).
I- .
Bethany Guild “'m me“ i“ m" ‘ The place where mu (on
N-
M three chickcxs {‘11s
‘\
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‘2-
ti
STERLING wit
i-” Radix-a V '3’ g ‘
'r )» ‘
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2o . (I,
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. /} ~ ..:-\ 1A!
'
AL" It ‘ s".
ofcggrgrlin:§esi‘g1:q -. V. “ $325.00
o
You should be very particular in You choice of living “furniture. irour furni-
tmmfimg W you have to live With ‘9' ,3 10“ than; it must combine the
at the Louis Six The“ 3 amp“. Mm “Ger woodman example
“0» but word an mu“ m 9min you ”Manly reflect your.
suites. Milne]: and ~ . mm “at “mmmmamat many
"Gill! .‘ . -. sides. in mm. with MMflvelour or tapestry
. ' m. . ....-.._.....o.., . "3" . ‘ 1-. V;
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