GOING TO BUILD?
“Cone. "BU “rumours“ uadzdlhdiyoawithalltbe details
and you-I‘ll ”fwufiuwwm by so dung.
With-uh. .lme 'bhn over with am who
boa tr. with the one any 1.. “may save money.
sored satiafm. and cut budding Costa.
The rather ri- a year has
m sense and the
h Nil dog d
ti- irdaaa not an
, I” coal is so dear
~. price at seven fifty.
' “we coal for cub taste,
3” clinker and rule,
it to the thrifty;
‘ awry It's higher but
;” have a fire though
i ”cost: seven fifty.
M Red Letter days for
' My crue are good
al this week. This
should seize—
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no in»
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Plans lor almost anyt'nus you “nut to wild ready fol you: lhept‘t“
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. count.
Creodipt mined shinglea, louver Board.
I
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Specialties
large Fancy Slelts 16c
Cotillsl 16c
Sal-ell 12 1-2c
Batteriisl 10c Hanan Huddle 12 1-"e
llerrlay 08c Oysters 35c qt.
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR THE GREAT LIBRARY. CON-
TEST.
Saapper Blues
Weak Fish lie I
Haddock 08c ‘
10c
. as you please—-
'6! In Initial. so to speak.
sebum!" - 53ml"! Markets f
RIS COAL 3zsg€1§gt§gaevNMsEZ NIgRIINAAEK?
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone II80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88L
Polishes
‘In many thanurls
ibt-‘Itei'e II ~that unit—as
\Atil'ItI
.‘ tri-
I
' mom's DONKEY
’ wax OIL POLISH
m-..__.. - .
LIQUID VENEER
o CEDAR OIL .3
THE NEW LEMON OIL 1
Something Hopeful“, wen Sun- I
i t,“ for Pianos. Furniture and
. POM.“ FIN”. V I
Graham Flour,
Pure Leaf Lard, 3 lb. ........
Tomatoes, a can .........
Full Weight Cond. Skimmed
wt D. Morgan}
(Meteor to Chas. E. Dow.) I
:4 Cottage Street.
It :10 wamtnorou sr.
Carmelo Coifee. a real treat. a lb. . . . .
5 lb. bag Cutto
I Lenox Soap, a bar ...........
Kirkman' s Naptha and Ozone soaps a bar .. . . . . .
Nice Large California Prunes. a lb.
A. STULL
" ". fiffl3¢
Milkcutto ' 2 . 15¢
HNORWALK CONN.
IIIE CIMA CIIIB - '
‘lAL CLEARANCEI
- Swill!“ RAIS
jfpvs' surrs m on... I IIIIIIII IORII
COATS I (Continued from Flrat Page.)
'I Flannel Shirts l j d
m i~ F. lit 1 ho aciet as It ge
0M “£38.39 $1 481(‘II’IIIpI'lfi‘II'Ilth IlIie :peakera and gun.
19¢. 39¢
u‘Gofliieb
:aitt 0t. So. Not-walk!
”filo—$12. 50 Suite.
tlve side, after this decision was given
I\\'. Blackman on behalf of the negu.
'tis'e side presented the following reso-
iutlon which clearly let the Inembvr~
‘ltnow “new their sympathies laid.
That whereas llenry i-"or(ls tuuul-
tests against National i’reparedta as in
Scrlpural teachings. inasmuch as luck
of Preparedness is the cause of weal.
'Iess, suffering and death. lie is.
. ma t‘lub of South Norwalk, Conn. put
units of other young men. are willing
- it) live and die for our Country and
would therefore prepare
to the utmost efficiency possible so
In to protect those who are dear to
And be it further
Resolved That we let lienty I-‘ord
‘mow that a man who is not willing!
n tight for justice and Iighteousness
(lb.
any person or person<
of non prt
empl
Iiromulgates the theory
paredness. ‘
The resolution was adopted uItII
(beers and W. Haussler, ir._ jump'd
'.o the piano and led off with "Amer-
" the membersatanding and sing
NT ts EVERYTHtNG
woman of rtnnoment. NothingI
to a mans been than d:‘ ica
come to us we'll show \ou ourI ”30"
‘ '.utereating a
self for possible or entualities and how
. each young man of the country could
do his part towards “Preparedness."
ITht speaker gripped hi‘ hearers‘ at-
lention from the. start to his conclu-
-ion. Mr. Hoyt showed so much in-
ert st in the welfare of the Club that
the members made hint its Fourth
Honorary Vice President.
There was a your? musical program
rendtrod after which coffee and cake
.were passed around. The meeting
disbanded at 11:30 p. m.
-.__ ~_.-
I ROOSEVELT STILL aerusas T0
; RUN.
'p . in may butuut‘y your home dI.
' - «at. Our prices and 2m-
. to you.
Gori. am Co
East (torwalltI
~ TOI. 457
w-.—
,s.Lr0N
Joh i’rttltliip;
Beat Work, Beat Price!
‘ m‘H MAIN eraser
' PHONm I
Ieinphasized today by the
Imant that. his secretary. John W Me.
.—___——-——
NEW
Roosevelt's determination not to al-
date for the presidentiah nomination
.p",@
In". Roonevelt‘s name
Innis primaries
Itnlfltwr 'II"
‘7 I Wfiflaw‘
~ iqiu to In...
~ * ”33581.“.
' ‘ , y .
‘tbauao otbia name.
No Minnesota and .lchlgan.
Welt India.“
a .
his decision in tutor or the ai'tirmzi-.
‘ Th” "We” are Eduard W. Woman of
lustni’ ii. Carlson 01‘
Middlesex county. Thomas .\1. Shields'
contrary to all human doctrines and.
Resolved we young mm of the t‘y,
ourselves on record that we, like thuusU
ourselves I
YORK. March 2.—-Tbeodoro
low the use of his nwme as a (Sandi-
in the spring primary election wins
announce"
from the liti—
BANKRUPTCY REFEREES HAVE
ME'ETING lN HARTFORD.
They Diacuu Rules, Forms and Other
Things.
The six referees in bankruptcy in
this state have an organization, John
W. thinks. of i-‘ttirfleid county is the
president. and (‘IIrlt-tou l-I. iloadley. of
New Haven county is the secretary/w
Hartford County,
of New London county. and Andrew J
lloWen of. Windham county.
erees had a meeting yesterday in the
t'nitI-d State‘s ocurt room in Hartford. _
The meeting (“SPAIN-It‘d forms and pro-
-I-I-dure. and also discussed rules. The
National (‘redit Men's Association has‘
submitted to the referees throughout
the country cerain rules which it
would like to have adopted.
the present rules. The rules for the
bankruptcy courts are approved by the i
l‘nited (States supreme tourt. and at
ter reports are receli'ed from the dif-
ferent referees the expectation is that
.~ a coward and that we hold in con ”he Hultreme court will be asked to ad- I
uhoiopt the rules proposed by tho Crediti
\ien‘s Association. The referees had.
dinner at the ileuhlein ilotel after the.
Inlet ting.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
home ININUIIY Turtlifiht‘d "I mg the patriotic hymn with year
Mr. Hoyt then gave a most'
ddress and spoke of how?
“In", wall I‘D” and “mm“ this country was quietly preparing it- '
Frank H. Stiles.
Word was received here
of the death of Frank ll.
home in Scranton. Pa.
was a fonner Norwalk man.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Burr PlaJt.
cctnber and had been critically
since that tinte.‘
. years of age.
. today.
I .
BTRATAON DELAYED.
HARTFORD. March 2.—‘E. J. “’Id-
the lieutenant of the G erman
. aviation corps. who is supervising the
Wrath h“ direc ed me withdrawal of erection of the Connecticut aviation,
company's dirilible. D. N. 1 at theI
this afternoon}
- I This is the fourth state in which madam In “gymnast... mm.”
'MT- “0059“" ha“ ““15“ t° ““9“ car would probably postpone the first'
The others “'0 demonstration of the balloon at least-
two weeks and tlnt'the Yale aviation
Ir. Mt is now on a trip to sound would not be invited to the
I mer.
IState armory. said
Whirl armory until Marcbds.
....2|
' el‘iiIIPI'I'II
The rcf- ‘
it allege ‘
ing that there have been abuses under '
yesterday
Stiles, at his
hit Stiles, whoI
married?
Miss Amie Plan, a daughter of the late I
of!
West Redtling. He is survived by his'
wife and one son and one daughter. ile .
.was stricken with apoplexy last De-I
ill '
He was sixty-eight I
cThe body was taken to Ridzefleid‘ I
I
gm. train. Interment will he in the. II
Platt family plot in the Ridgefield t'iiill
cemetery. j ‘ III “III“ “l“
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CONNECTICUT DIRIGIBLE DEMON III). "III!
III
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arriving there on the 2:23 p.
(Contributed) .
A you of local ministers: are ooa- I
ducting an evangelistic canoeiu in'
the city. We have Billy My. thoi
ex-W player: Gypay Smith, the}
gymnast: Al Jennings. the entrain;
robber. and the Boy Preacher from
Bedford. all of them professionalf
Ptangeilhb We ask ourselves where
in these men dtfier from the resident
minister The professional mange-E
1131‘ through special Uf‘lnllalitln.I
'and with special messages, made per
‘it't'l Iluough t‘onelaul repetition. seek
'Ito wtu men to a sitting knowledge of
Jt‘nih t‘hrist. The Work of the rest:
idem IIIIIII>trI I.- iiilll't‘ dIquse and runs
lie l> both evange-
il in said lilal the;
t‘tlnl
IIS{ and educator
.14} in passed when a preacher
tell illh congregation and haw tile-nit
they_ go to
t'IlliltIl lite} mil LII. I.) t‘\e‘lin~IIlIR
.pe'i’tIii Ion
Perhaps the fault ot some pit'at‘Ii'
II~ |.~ '0 make hell too t‘iia)’ tot us. as
\A'artlt-II Osborne Itdr been trying to
”take Sun; Sun: a pleasant resort for
t-Ioolts and murderers. But \a‘ilrlilet
‘we belinr we shall get our hell here
:ItIeI‘ lot the eIII that as do, or gI-t
It rIglIt on earth 14> in
.I lit" as )lill-Pnlt‘l rat, or get oil Mott I
itee. all of us who thIIIh and that Ir
about eietybod) know that there 1:
pint tun >|IllilliilI ilIiKllIllt‘ili.‘ III tin.-
uood and t‘\li lit'iHQ‘Q‘Il IIIIW
tuo lht'l'r I.~ t'tIllIIliliiti tumhal.
(‘hrint «aid:
me In amount the."
"lie that Is llol with
filter) one of us
in- Oil \lIliil
IIItIsi mod or «all and.
good midIeI
\\'e IIIu~I
sidi- he iigIIt~, :t
rIiuM> Ills colors. It’~|lt‘(l
lIlt' out and out had IIIauI ith well Its the
out :IIIII oul We cannot
tellou who t‘ui'llt‘o LIIIII
uood lililll
Inspect the
utth the den] anti, at ”W stunt-lune.
txpwts the chuII-it to smuggle IIL‘
'I‘Itt‘rt'
i.\ no ~ut-iI thutg .Is t'tiilnl'rlpiltill in
the N‘Ii‘it‘el oi the Lord or (II!
lil‘\il 'I‘he (‘Illllt'Ii in the I'I-I-IuItIIIg
otim- for tiod. it wants VUIUIIlt‘lIfi.
'l‘hn- It‘t'iUllilil,‘ stations oi the t'\lI .II-g
ill all
~ou| up liil' >I.III'.~ Iii IIeIneII.
ui
path of our loan
and its recruits ate all volunteers.
The whole question In up to the III-
i.et the iillti
It‘iitit'i‘.‘ show as much enthusiasm
lIi\ili1h'lI. tiilli‘l'Il Its
III
rt-t-rtIII ”it:
Let the lines he
Il‘l'l'lllilllk Its itllil} an the
“mun- oi the mil
clear cut.
it black.
it Mari. in not shite, Ittil
A Canadian boy has Ito Itungniuus.
.15 to his future when he enlists
in the trenches. ii
church members believe in the
umph of God in the battle
evfl. let them get into llII~
fight and back their
>t‘i‘\ ice the
against
loath-n.
i< Ito t'ontim on. When
the ”Will re.
the easy
)t-hnit'.
Tristram 8. Hyatt
TH! LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
GAZETTE BLDG.
NORWM
New Wash Dress Goods for Springtime
Dainty creations in many materials. designs and colors at little
prices.
Belmar Voiles
. 25c Id Tissue Nubbe Vodes
In many floral designs and etiective stripes.
Assorted stnped designs of black, blue, pink or green
white backgrounds .... .. . ,
Plain White Seed Voiies ..
Self Striped White Voiles . . . . .
Corded Voiles
A big variety of COLORED POPLINS.
Crepes in plain colors ..........................
Good Quality Dress Ginghams ...........
CAMPAIGN I0 SIARI
the church when the light Is on. it is
a sorry outioolt for the tnuw of right
:0 Mom: lll eousnees.
(in the other hand. no man wIth red
blood In in: vein: will hItit behind the
Iounrdice oi luke watnt (hum-ans A
hypocrite Is a small man, but it takes
.I rl‘ilIIt‘i Iliiill to >llt't‘t‘>>ilIII) hide he
iIIIIti him. _
It is to be hoped that, the iiIlIiI>i91'>
III this t‘iiliipiiilill will say the things
lIlilI ltrtti to he ‘aillI. both to profess
lltiil t‘hrhtmns,
IIIg thttsltnns and
SlIaIgiIIt-II out the Illiltilt‘h, Lt‘illlt'
iiiliSlLiléliliiiliMfli
l'rosecutor Framer t‘ liegeman
suited this IIIorItiIIg he in to institute
a rigid campaign against junkmen in
this city who are engaging in business
without securing the necessary ii-
cutse. Numerous complaints have
been made on this score.
An unlicensed junkman rI-t‘npt’s,
illegally, reporting to t‘hief of PO-
. 25c 35c '.t
12 ¢ 25¢ MI
291‘ .“I
on
250
..... 25c _\tI
. 250w1
It» _\I.
. IItt \\iili.Im R Penning on o W i II III
In In his purt husu of junk, IN I”
great importance oi" having t'\-.\
quIkIIIaII litensed, that he may rep "t
In ”W iIUIZt'P. is shown in the reunt
\iivhzul l‘ornino ulht‘. Forninn
ed to report his buying stolen put»-
I I
WRECK VICTIM IMPROVES
\HW HAVEN, March L‘. In ..,_
IlIiiIIII of Frank McNamara, III \
>OIIIJ, uho on< (rushed about I."
chest III the wret k ot’ the Connect. III
iiiu—r I)\prI-.~.~ at .\iIll‘ord, Inst nun.
on the New llawn ro.IIi l- IopII' .Ii
. today it: crllit'fll.
forj
tri- I
‘p'i‘m‘ .\irs. Ritzu, whose husband is to sue
They
must either do this or t'0iiit‘<\ there,
the t'ili'tI table and
the dance can claim the member: ol'
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uterus Millli008i ‘:I fie er 8. 0 .z.
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A Few More ';
tin» of IIII‘ tIUl't‘I't‘SI marital tangles .9
that hits stirtrd local people tor some .0.
time has just come to light in (1)” ...
llt'('IIUil \\llh the Frank Hegetiun 0:9 3
“My llltzu raw . 0:.
Frank, ulto Hard to lite Itt'l‘t'. IIII‘. 3 .0
“ho some time ago muted to ilridgo- 0:0 , .3.
port, \isited .\1r.~'. llitzu at her home 3. ‘
on Lexington avenue loo lrI-uuently to .9
please her husband. A rand was the 3’ very gooa St‘7lesg they are :0
Ivan“ and iit‘gedth and .\ir.~ IlIlzu O
‘ III-re arraigned on a charge oI this 11 $8 0.0
conduct. . se ing for - o . .98
liccnuse of Mrs ltitzu's physical .
condition, she was not obligI-tf‘To :it'l‘Vl' . h I
a jail sentence. ilegedus. however. A few at ers are selling “for .
Is now serving It term. It is under- m s s
cloud that proIIIiIIIg Hogl‘lill.‘ it't'tIH'! $5. to 7.983W0rth up to 18-00 :.
It ditorcc ftom his wife and nIaIries.
M
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A few Tailored Suits, Black
and Blue, price $5.00 to $10.00 .
0090:0030) “£00302”: ”zofieozoozoozoozoozooznfiezo 0'
her tor a diIotce, he will be tell-aw i
from jail.
Attorneys l.iIIx\\I-ilt-r it: llegemttll
’ represent 51;. llitzu. and lit-gedus is
M
8w.»
2”
a
‘ Ieprest-nted by Attorney George Ainr-
ron. of Bridgoport.
SQ.
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GRAND MILLINERY
st OPENINGNI
——t)F——
LAUTENBERG’ .3
SO. NORWALK
'5' fi
.ILJ. -
120 WASHINGTON ST.
5 " SATURDAY. MARCH 4
A Large Assortment
oi llp-to-tlate
...MII.I.INEIIY....
Will be displayed at prices to meet any com-
petition.
A Visit~~T0 The 'Openmg
will convince you.‘that for QUALITY,
CHOICE and PRICE we have no com—
petition. . -
I
This store is one of a chain of stores, the
nearest of which is at 1210 Main Street.
Bridgeport and consequently has special
buying advantages which makes it possible
to offer exceptional values to it’s patrons.
, 'l'iterelsnnobliaatlonunyonr part to buy
I
or
.. . i _ . ,_ . .. .
. are.” .m I mt LI‘JWMTH II...-'...~I.
. ”Isak-2."
Norwalk Chronicler