to deceit; look on our
,' In the street and
any if ever mortal saw in any
; o! the law a cleaner case
of innwencHoal with no
to to cguse offence. Our
is brief. If you'll but buy
:3 assume of our coal to try——
,mke any test—we here agree
. _ judge and jury, you shall
he. The burden of the proof
him that it above all oth-
5n towers. Much coal ' 1s
shod but ours is best. And
,n‘ow it's up to you. We rest.
; THE '
fERRlS COAL
COMPANY
ii etior Clothing
'Sensibly Priced
j lialely & Brennan
42 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Sold ___on Credit
ITS AND OVERCOATS
"‘ " NEw MODElfi
10. $12. 50 $15 \XD
$18
311'"
Main ”St.
TOR TRUCK TIRES
for Motor
rigs—guarantee 10,000
as low as anywhere.
E BARKER FACTORY
r011 Crescent Street
to such an extent that it ‘ very uncommon to" one old- 1'
fashioned carpet that core the entire floor Carpets have
hldtheirday. Thecarpel lathe champion collecm of
that and germs. We are pilepamd to meet the demand for ”
Oak and other hardwood Flhorlng and Suggest % flooring as
the ideal thickness when repairing or remodeling old houses.
a?! the}: the Winter season is the best time let this class
0 war
4.1- ._
«mils
The Hatch t} Bailey Co.
We are local agents for Beaver 303“ and C’°°'Dipt
Stained Shingles. 6
it; :’-..A ég4
N ew Spring Garments
Highest' 1n Style,Rare1Lt in Beauty, Greatest in Value.
A Fashion Array- of Fine Apparel for Women, that for cor-
rectness, beauty and valor: surpasses anything you have
ever seen. The large city stores are showing the same gar-
ments like ours, priced frof $5 to $15 higher, which .we
can PYOVC to you. As to Norwalk we are a class by our-
selves. No store can Show more correct or attractive
'StYles or such values as 01 rs, because there is not a store
in this town that can buy llor our prices. Neither can they
get the merchandise when; we get ours. We undersell any
Store on earth. Seeing 1s holieving. Come and see our New
Women’s and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Blouses
Muslin and Silk Undergarments, Hosiery. Corsets and
Millinery.
we PA R135 Chicks 81 Millinery'
33 So. Mdin Street SO. Norwalk
1
opynghtClolhmgCo. .
SO. Norwalk.
p'oarry- a large stock of Solid
Trucks-«have the
‘qulpped‘Prou in the state for
mlleS.
i ‘ PATENTS
' er U. S. Pat. Office
H. Bowflsack,
practice N Y. City
. BRIDGEPORT, CONN
M. Wooster, Late Examin-
13 years
entity Building, 1115 Main
. d, For Booklet 011 Forums
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Schultz’s Corned Beef Specials
PLATECORNBEEF...,........... .............. 12¢-
RUMP CORN BEEF ..... , . . .. .............. 16.1-20.1
BONELESS CORN BEElr ...... 13¢
CORNED SPLRERIB ....... ...... 16¢
FREE DELIVERY 'l'O'EAsr NORWALK.
,Schullzc’s Slinilary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
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South Noeralk. - Norwalk.
U._ . A-.. .U___.,...... ..... , .. . ....U..-..- .-. w ......__fi
' ' , 2 r a ‘ .'
- Speclals, lol 1 hursday
LARGE MASON JA'R" COCOA .1 ................ 25¢
2 CANS ALASKA SALMON ..................... 25¢
EVAPORATED MILK . .......... _ ............ 100‘1'1111
, ITALIAN OLIVE OIL ............ 75¢ 111.. 40¢ p1.
Beers Meal ll Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
”magnum
informant
HARTFORD. Feb' 28. ——Labor had
its second big innings Wednesday he-
tore the iclary oomnIittee. Large
delegations ere inattendance, espe-
cially from Bridgeport unions to show
how anxious organized labor was to
get toilet from certain statutes now
on ahe bmlgs, and considered most.
obnovons ‘
What Bills Include.
These measures include the repeal ‘
arise 11111 relating to pickel'm'g and
which is called discrimination. The
unions also” asked for several mess“
ures to help them out. TheSe include'
:1 law to prevent the employ er from
hiring armed guaids from outside the,
stale ,and without the consenI of the:
flier "fl; a law to modify the statute
against intimidation and bovcotllngi
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Come in and ”see them
NOrwalk’ s leading Dry Goods Store
Velour and Plush Fur Trimmed Coats
For Trimmed Cloth Coats
At) Greatly Reduced Prices
1 These are all of this season’s styles, and the very’best in
stock. Only a personal inspection will prove their. value.
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and. another to compel employers lo,l
slate in an :"ld\€l(l8€1]l€lll that a1 _
strike runs on in llie1r facttny 01 l’ I). Sullium The machinists \1'81';:;.ei
1‘1“!“ also iw'rplt'a 'enled by counsel in “19"?
Perhaps the law most desired ”Mirror of lflll'lltl' (“fly Atlomey 99
the muons is one which would oxanpt 111141.115 M. Cuniuan . i.
“‘0 ”Tommy “f members or labor ll addition to Judge Banks Janus".
Ulllulil from 1111.11 hmems such as were 1111.1 and \Xilliam H. Olima “"9er
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Several lawyers “'9.” on hand 10 ’l‘he opposition to the bill pointed , A11 the latest ideas and e
represent the 111:1nul‘nclurei's' assoc-law oul llr 1111cons1l1ulio11sli1y in that it :3.
ilons. They were .lnool) lloodllardt would deprive :1 molt. of the right to ’:‘
of New Haven, Ralph 0. Wells and drink; his property in any way be t . .
Jollr H. Buck of llnrtford 11nd John, sow lit and by any means when “1:8: ' Our prices are very "350
“7. Hunks ol' llll'ldgepol‘l.
lll'idgepol‘l. was leprosvnu'd strong-
ly on both sides. Among the [110111
Iii-‘11.“ d lhzn properly in danger. l
’l‘liui'o‘wus 501m- support for Lhrl
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bill lo 111111111! employers 10 stole a 9
incl“ labor men lrom that oily were .lIilm was on when they admillsod‘
John 1". Ryan, president of Ilse lla- l‘ 11' help. The 11mnutru'lur'ors’ repr-o
rhlnu'ds' union; Thomas Carroll and 141': :ollres oppofid it.
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means see us before you decide to make a purchase.
Charge Accounts Solicited
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H ’ ‘rieger 1 Co.
Ffects to be found here. By all
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imposed in ”19 ““1101” MW” ("-‘e. on hand as counsel for different in 13:
11'0111D1111bury. 1111111.. A. W.liu1'1itt 11s :1 menu!
The Judiciary connoinee’sut in tile-1,1,,(..,,,,.9,. of Bridgeport was also are, ::i
hall of the house 11nd the attendance!1mm”. on. - -" west waShiflgton Street 9:.
mode up the largest body of any Oppose Armed Guards. ‘0 9 ’:‘
bearinl: solar U118 8983mm ’1 '1 first blll considered was 111111199 3;
Union Men Out in Force. “3-11.11 would folbid the tlllDlO}'lll(‘lll;.:. 3. ,
Labor union men and manufactur- (1' 1111.111! gumds. 11 was fa\0|£d by .3. 3;
ers were present in large numbers. :1. 121'. go number of labor men, mood-1.3: .ery ’:’
The Raiders for the labor unlonlsls in; Senator O‘Sullivan and President : 0
were President Slremlau 0f the 513‘“ Slremlau. The charge was that the z: 9
Fedelntlon of Labor; Senator OLSul- .111 .rd guards were mainly "thugs 9
11.111 of Derby and swam, Nordic no! es comic-15" .111 d that all 1110,03. The largest exhibition Of early ready- to- -wear Hats in
of llrriden, and Representative Ghr- Iroul'le growing out of strikes came... Norwalk, ,
1111111 ,ot Danburr, all Democrats. ‘ ‘1'. . these men. 2 8 .
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6, NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 'MAIN ST.
‘ ~,Norwalk. Phone 881.
'i1i11:\1'lii1-ll would modify the law on
111111' union and boycotting, and on
.1111: .'-\ lul discl'iminnllon. :
Attachment of Property. , l
Lautenberg'sMillinery .
121 Washington St. opp. So. Norwalk- P. o.
to prevent the attachments y prop-l
lorry ol‘ 1111 tubers of unions in labor,
1l1~ now was commenced by Rom-,0,
innu'niw logols :11 the openin'v ol‘
:the mmmiltoo hearing Ho charged
that .llo present law was unfair and
!be 112' ghouls rep/ml.
i 11.1111 others spoke upon this mode:
1
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Dollid W Raymond
office. 10693; Home. 693,
"27 WASHINGTON ST.
NDERTAKER‘
cw 1151: news BUILDING ; ;
1.1.1111: My son:
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m.1'cb.j 27.~Coi¥38€
. street. used for many
mils for concerts
‘ M exercises was sold.
‘ today to a local‘
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' SPECIALS "
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Pure Lard, a ll). ....................... . ....... t. .. 19:55
Try 0111' Fresh Roasted Coffee, 3 lb. ............. 21¢ '-
California Sardines, a can ................... J ..... 20¢
Boneless Codfish, in lb. pklgs. ............. . . 20¢
Best Family Flour, a bag ........................ _$1 25
Tec o Pancake .................... 1 ........ 3 pkgs. 25¢
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24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
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a: _ 3—4 w..— _
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i .ludod its hearings on” those measures.
1 ifflor lo the lnhor bills the com‘
l llllllt‘t board :1 dispute between Slatcs‘
’ z"\lli)lllt‘) Alcom of Hartford county
111111! (‘oloncl Osborn of tho Sliltl 1111s
I
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{on 11011111 of directors,” ‘11hich acts as
I' :1 board of parole The states atlor
my “nuts 11 law passed to I'ompoli
the board of parole lo lilo with state's?
:llltllliPyS notice when prisoners are:
paroled. This request grew (ml of.
1111) :(fusnl ol‘ the board to fulnish,‘
$1111.“: Attorney Alcorn with intolma' .
lion whitiw lo the parole of 11 par-
lioulr'uly Vicious Hur'tfmd (ounlv’
TEL. N6. 909 FREE' DELIVERY”.
Great A. SIP. Tea Co.
12.4 Washington Street
PotatOesl Finest 7 ,.
Selected Maine Stock l5 lb pk f
‘ SUGAR AT COST
Specimens in Trimmed Millinery that
are simplicity and medels that Will liar-
monize nicely with many of the new styles
of spring dresses and suits Captivating ,
new spring styles in complete array—a
"pl'i~p'l'.",111 who immediately commilted
11:10:th gr'aw crime. ,
{Tankers of .1111: Connecticut thoriu-
.uon' appeared to urge the passogil
ol‘ ev'erul bills which they found \\\'e”
'11-:‘1‘101‘; in handling the institution -
, 1110111111111: Nprcsomutiws lrom
'llridgi'pori unions. They all urge]
| it. injustice under existing conditions. 1
,‘ It“ “as late before the committee c-on l
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FOR HATTERS’ FUND
Poshowing second to “one, and more, of a ;Reeeipt of Almanarfizrjzefmitribution
l variety in StYleS alld numbers than a“ % T11.» unmet}??? 29;“) 1199111 ago“
mlllmery stores combined in Norwalk .1. me some 41.0.1111 11...;
llhe benefit of the haliers’ fund in con—
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Lean Smoked shoulders 171/2ch
,Buttei', the Finest Quality 43c lb
Good Butter - 381: lb
EaSt 1.111.. Tea CO
Tel. 371' MS Washington Street
. m.-.M‘_-..e-... _. ..,'. '..,_ ....;,......... M...“ .01.“... .- _ 1. .
lnedy (':unrd, in the CState Armory, for
and South Norwalk
Moderate prices, Style, fine materials _
and thcjjswell finished handiwork will be
a revelation “to you. " iif‘ii.?‘i§§linihfl°iiiiiiiréiwlia“33.;
A visit to our establishment will con- lam-“$21.. . 1.. 14......17...
vice you. .
luncllon with the Loewe ease, pelted}
13119.80, the receipt
of which is 4112- !
lknowledged by the Americhn Fedora
,ticn Ol L'abox in the following lel‘ter
from Frank Morrison, secretary of the
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ceivorl, enclosing check mounting to
51111.31). its donation to ‘the Danbury
Halters Fund. Enclosed " herewith;
11-111 receipt l'or remittance for Which
‘nerepl our thanks"
2111. Morrison adds a‘posis‘ei'lpt to
the letter stating that. the list oi
doustlpna received will be publish-
«Lin pamphlet form and a copy will
'l‘l.1 arguments in favor Ol” 1111' billgoxlsled todny in the mind‘s of
'w as a matter the
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THREE GlRLS MISSING
.No Trace 01 Ruth Cruger—-Two Mcre
Girls Disappear From New York
‘NEW YORK, Fob. 28.—Liulc doubt.
delec-
liros searching for the missing Rub
(‘l'ugz'n llml 5111' has been ll'il\’t‘ll‘;;-‘.'
the mysterious subterranean passage
to ruin through which thou-41111115 of
girls (lrslpps :11 annually in New Ymk. _
\\ 111111.91 tho pneltv \ludleigh high
:schoo'. girl has been led to Philndil-
phin. llnlilold 01 Ullll'l eastern rims
y set out. to “lift."-
ol 11:11:11' following 111.11 she
”1l111i 111': 11 sun :11 those places
A «1 null for the (Inger girl (1112's
up u '11' pitiful case A tip that the (‘ 1.1-
2111 girl was held in 1111 Eswx slim ,1
address 'lod the rieleollxos to mil
more 17 Year old RO‘slc libielr'h, who
disuppesrul two weeks ago. R031 11
said she met :1 1111111 \\ it!) bought hit“
a$32 dress, 11 $12 pair ol” shoes and
150 but
"lie promised to 111111'1'1,‘ me today,"
she subbed lo the oilicers. 1
The police were called on to se-l:
another missing girl~llnrgnret
Smith, 15, of wall- lodo parents. Sin--
is a student of Washington 11.11;:
high school atld‘ disoppearer" frmn
home following a lift with» her pol"
ents ' " ”g.
”o.”
”lips"
POST OF‘ICF. DEPT. RFFUSES
~‘ census AID.
Request of Gov. Holcomb in Prepaied.
ness Work is Turned pawn.
11111111 l‘I‘O“ Feb '27 wThe 111 t.
‘ other. Iiepnl'tmrnt‘lmd denied the use
of .l house address “51.11.1111 the sen,
vii-1'1. of letter cwmiers in the 111135-
lawn-1111111». now in progress in the
stmals' The stale. lichdquarters Gm.
Holcomb 11nd the. local committee 111.11
asked Postmaster General” Burles‘on 'o
pumil cuil'lcl's to leave. census forms
11t.'.esidonces and to use the mailing ,
list,ql- the post office to complete the
:llll\liluill cani'nss. ,
Not "Advlsahle or Expedient" ,
' F‘i'st Assistant Postmaster General'
.l”£'.“l(1’oons writes under (late (-131,
Feb ill): .-
- "‘i‘iie. depi'Itmenl does not considwi-
,il advisable 01' expedient io_'autl1mizo
v0.1 at this time to 11111120 the soxvlc. s
of utter 1.11.11.11.01 the records 01'; il a,
post cities to ass let you in taking ll ‘11
Home of men in industries 1"'efe1r..l.,
lu'in your letter of Feb. 15.” .
. m-——-—-~——e~~“‘ .
TAKING OUT FIRST PAPERS.‘_
”hm-n
HARTFORD Feb 27 -Mme 1l11111
451'] aliens hayo applied for 111‘... um:
tunllizollon papers -In the United 1
811111. Court in this city since thr-
brI-n oi diplomatic relations 1111111
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ed to each contributor.
Germany. Full 11 third of the durum :-
are. Germans and Austrians.-
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