have reduced the price
first! for the month of
i to 38-00 per ton. We
. te no further reduc-
this year On the con-
conditions are such that
'ythings are likely to
‘ to increase prices, but
i ' we nothing ahead to make
We urge our customers to
’ next winter’s coal now—
iiionce—while it can be had.
Wis-cannot undertaké to 'ac-
eept orders for future delivery
at; the price named, as gene
ml conditions are such that
it s impossible.
.: EveaVV 1t
harmmiiziug the nerve eye
in your body
ti spine.
11.
much. twist or sprain in the}
done in chlldboodi
iroprAetors remove the cause oi
and pain. health is restored.
Female troubier'
11' d‘pectal attention: also curvature l
You Will never regret
he Chiropractor a chance tel
‘ A - Tips on Buymg our Building a.
House
NoVVhome is complete without OAK FLOORING—
beautiful, distinctive, substantial. Did you ever observe
when entering a room you instinctively look first at the
floor? There' is nothing so quickly noticed as the floor.
If the floors of the building are OAK FLOORS you' '
' will inimediately catch the note of character and quality
throughout.
Come in and talk it over with us.
I:
_ heatheilfiiaald Arthur PHI"
.ci'Iat that: 9
b'ee oi detain: Who Risk Their
lives
BRIDGEPORT, April 2-1-1112 '1'.
Patterson, the wealthy manufac ut'er
f College
Sleuth Norwalk
on]. V Port Chester.
Great Easier Sale
of Women’s andMlsSes’
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Blouses
and Millmery
We have lowered our prices on all high priced garments
to be in reach for all who desire the best that human genius
can produce. When you see tlismerchandise the low prices
will astonish you.
fore we'can do it
Women’s and Misses‘ All Wool Poplin Suits in black and
navy, value$12 98. Easter Sale Price ............. $7 93
Women’s and} Misses' Smart Suits,va1uc $20. Easter Sale
Price ..... - .................................. $14 98
Women’s and Misses Highly Tailored Suits, the kind you
see on Fifth Ave. or 34th St., New York. which sell from
$45 and up. Eatser Sale PriCe ........ $20 and $22 50
Women' s and Misses’ Coats, which sell all over for $12. 98.
Our price . ..................................... $8 98
" Women’s and Misses' Coats, which sell all over for $15.00
Our price ........... . ..................... .- $11 98
Women's and Misses Coats which the large out- of- town
stores sell for $20.00. Our price ............... $14 93
Women's and Misses Coats, copies of the new Parisian
models, at ..... 3 l8. 00. $.22 50 and $25. 00
Which we guarantee hat they are sold elsewhere from
$10 to $15 more than what we ask for the same material
and same make. Come and save money.
Sale of Easter Dresses at unmatchable prices at
$8. 98. $9. 98 $14. 98 and $17 .98
We have the handsomest 320113125 in term from
50¢ A. 36 as
Sale of Easter Hats from ............... 75¢- io $4 93
The _Paris
_ The Style Store For Ladies.
' 33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
We have no overh‘ead expenses; therein
of March 18, causing the death of
two occupants of thov'carl, is [held
criminally‘responsible for the fatali-
ties by a finding of Coroner John J.
Phelan nmde public this afternoon.
Notice of the finding was sent to
Prosecutor A. L. Delaney, who will
who necessary steps in the criminal
prosecution. Patterson is recovering
from his injui ice but will not be able
to go to court ioi some time.
The coroners finding is made in
the case of A1tllu1 Phillips of New
“Blamed ea Mariner—l
, Idlers.
Speed—Ofte1aiceademasi’rai-.
whose automobile left the roadway.
and overturned early on the morning,
Trisiram ’ 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
A
We’Arc ‘ Ready tor the Easter Shoppers
‘ Suits and Coats of the NeweSl'MOdels
In a Wide Choice of Colors and Fabrics
Dainiy- Waisls and Pretty. Petticoats
New. Ruincoats tor Sure Protection From April Showe'Fs
r
.lViaien ,u passenger in the cal, and
nothing is said about M15. Patterson.
who was also tatally injured in the
laccident Phillips was Viiding on 1hr
flow of the 1111101110". the time it
1skidded mound the corner of Brook
lawn and Nmth avenues and left the
! roadway.
, In his report tlu comnor calls :it
‘ motion to the fact that two witnesses
said the 111nchinowas speeding at a
rate of from 45 to 50 miles an hour
and another witness gave the speed
as 35 to 40 miles.
clures the. pavement was dump but
loven;ndor such conditions he does
=not think the. accident would have
.‘v'meneilbnless the speed had been
great. .
in his finding the coroner says,
“The facts condemn the practice of
speeding being indulged' in beyond
driver." He. declares prompt stops
to curb. the dangerous speculum
should llVoV (alien Why auto owuin's.
CHANGE OF Plllllll ll
lllllSlllE SCHlllVll
(Continued from First Page)
tel iei'n1.,clo.~'.l11g y'eslci'duy for the
sitting vocation. An unusually large
senior class of sixteen girls has been
cmrylug the work of the: your Seven
of these ope. preparing for college bo~
lug .enrolledJor VV-Vassar and Smith.
The. OlllCl’l" in the clues are doing'the
work of the general course. finding
the Psychology Economics and His-
tory of Art and Music. unusually i11-
tei'estlng. It is possible that some of
"we "11's will return next year to
take up the new v."01k in Household
Science
1
l .
.V Smith Underwood
V‘ Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented
V repaired. Rentals, 83
per month. Machines
. old at $5 per month
~ ” ms. DONNELLVV
inVV~Vsrreet South Norwalk
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rel 3'71
l...
m... GranulaiedSugar $Vl
Strictly FreSh F995 3312 doz
East India Tea Co
lV25 Washington Street
STARK TO JOIN AERO RESERVE
”l G. Frederick Stark of Noroton
Heights. for the past tom were in the
once of Bartram a Mead, Jovvyers, 1
Stamford, departs on Monday, ‘0 join vens, First (311133 Pharmacists A. C.
the Acre Reserve of the Uni ed WEE—Gladiator, Dr. J T. Lowe and Lieuten-
army.- Mr. Stark reports at vernor's
lsiand for examination snow-assign-
Vment.
' Mr. Stark is a graduate of Stamford
‘High School class of 1913. and of New
York law School, 1916 He WRS ne
lot the young men sent to Platt's urg
lbv the local branch of the Security
League last summer. He is 22V years
0Mr “Stork successfully passed the
physical examination a week ago. It
» is expected that he will have no did!-
“ eulty in acquiring the art of aviation. ity ’5‘ 3150 for mace“ and 36" ‘0’ men,l
~03ANGEs
” a
.18 for 25c
GRAPE FRUIT 4, 5 and 6 for 25c
BEEF LIVER ..... 1.4;;-
FRESH PlGVS' FEET 1V; ......... » ________ E ......... ......'."8é
VEAL SV'I‘EW .1 ..... V. ..... ‘ ......... '....;..:V...;V...'1’3¢
FINNAN HADDIE .............. ‘ .15¢V
SHOULDER STEAK .................. . ......... 2 0.1- .
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’ s Samiary Markets
32 Washington- St. . 39 Main St.
' South Norwalk. -
SPECIALS FOR TUFWDAY
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons as a Cash discount.
NA'I'I'VE sMELT . ............. V. .......... . .2311, lb
Lone LAMB CHOPS. ...:»:V. V1329- ‘11,
RIBLAMBCHOES...,..,........... sale
19 stEE'r CALIFORNIA ORANGES 25¢"
Beers Meal V81 Provision to
Norwallr. I ‘
he finishes his course under direction
of army aviators.
Stark. a farmer. His mother married
James Moore of Newton Heights. His
brother, Walter, ' is employed at the
' Yale & Towns Company. There were
no other children.
V Freddie Starts to a popular youth, de-
votéd to sports and life in the open.
He has been active in the Y M C. A.
{I in Stamford V V
-
,x ’.,V‘NUTVMEG odus'fs’ANNUAL: snow.
Prominent among, the sixteen ‘or.
. more musical interpolations in the
Nutmeg club's his annual show" at the
Regent on April 10,- lell be "Poor
V-Butterllyifi the season's Vm'ost popular
' melody. The New York HippodrOme
has launched my whistl'y tunes dur-
ing its cox-oer. notably "Moon Dear]?
("The Ladder of Roses," and ‘Holioo.’
i've Been Looking for You.’ but none
- have seemed to reach the layer or the
public more quickly than 'PooVr Buttery
. 11y," which in the Nutmeg show will be.
fjsung by Mildred Osborne; and the en-
stirs chV rite of Jetty. iifixed~ voices An
smelly daintymumber .“A‘ Little Girl
”P4159 Osborne :aVs solo iii" ‘Vthf’ohe V9!
The. corner de»l
the power of instant control by 1110‘
serve. showed up at, the city hall this
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.~ 0 o 9 e O 9 9
PICK UP A CAB“ WM 00:” “e”u“”.“:”:”:”o”:”e o”.”3“e”e":“e°u
0’0 0;.
NEAR SllAMSlllPlli ’ ‘ ’ "E
z' 7 "'
l" e & O i“
p‘..‘oul.'1ued From Tim Page) V... . , ' ‘ ' '~
, .
”“— ~o’oV . 0
or what lll posture of the table was ' 3. A ‘ :l
"ii to ascertain if anv sui l1 \lll'l 1%. V .33
had ever been placed in the flier Tot l" ’
lcon1mrr".clal‘puiposes Seveml pieces“ 90 O‘J
l 1111- cable are being exhibited about '3'5
the ('it\ TllIl‘t‘ is u gloat amount .. .375
of secrecy .1t the pier in “maid mice '9.
who! has been illS(n\t‘lt‘tl and nounl 3 "
of the (initials seem “Hill”, to Slali 13%.
1.1 “hosi- suuL'c lion lllt uiaippliugl”
has iloui. 110:0
EXAMINING Rscaurrs ’g‘
- - ‘oe 1' . ..
Officers of the Naval Coast Defeneelé. Which is bound to come. Don't delay the buying of your.
in Norwalk Today ' i i ‘
e R — - . 1 .
Physical oxauiimuious for those until :. eady to wear Clothes to the last day ‘
:ee ' ’
lvolunieered to join the Coast De- , . \ ‘ '
louse in.» living gimu today 11an will 1.. , Remember garments, have to be 3.“?er andee don t. ‘
_ be soon tonight at the (it) l1all.Aanl°:‘ ‘lke to compel our employees to work all hours into the.
those who have not taken the 11111111111100 night—whens. "little extra Effort on your part would help so
ation will pli‘asi' report some time to-l}. much to make it easier for them. Q . '
5day or tonight as the navy. puriv c011 ' I
V - ' loo ' ‘ ' ’
Hurling the e 'amlnaiions will be here i Out‘ select1ons were never greater and priCES were
{or lwcnty-foui' hours only. ,vrnmmm“ l” nevci more reasonable notwithstanding the high cost 0f ’
iliey will go to Hurtful-.11 l ° materials. '\ . ’
Only a few of [line 1111111) men who 0.. ' ' 6'.
volunteered to 0111 l """ '2 . ' l ’ ' O 2 . o . .
1 no .\ mu m l ”Mozeezeomnun.» ,M «:«zwzeeunoezwznzoéew 1“
morning for examination. This wasV .
Dl‘Ollitbly‘thCilUSC they had not receiv-
- a.“
ed notice, that it was to be held today! ‘1
However. it is expected that the men;
will come with a rush this attemoon‘:
en’d this evening. The examining par-l
ty will be 111 the city 1111] until alterl
midnight if necessary to moire the phy- :
steal examinations and give ratings. .
1 The naval party includes Ensign .l.‘
1!. Sprag'ue, Assistant Surgeon Charles
E. Triebly. Chief Turret Captain W. '
L. McGinn. Chief Machinist W. E. Sic
ant W. \‘igGirler.
The Naval Reserve otters as good a 9
chance to be of service to the govern-V
ment as any other organized body. In
most cases it offers better. Ofllcers
and men received upon enlistment‘an
annual retainer pay of $12. EnllSt-'
ments are for tour‘ years. Upon re-
porting for active service for training}
oiIlcVers will receive a uniform gratul-.
ty of $50; men :30. Upon reporting
for active services in time of war or i
National emergency the uniform in'atu
credited during current enfollment.
and Accounts, Navy Department,
“ashlugton. D. C. and \vi11.be..pa1d
quarterly by check Vl
Members of the Naval coast De-
fense Reserve who re-enroll for a term
of four years within four months or
Vthe date of termination of their last
term of enrollme iii, and who shall
have performed the minimum amount
of active service required during the‘
preceding term of enrollment, shall
{or each such enrollment receive an
increase of 25 per cent. of their base
retainer pay It can thus be seen that
this branch of the service is interest-
ing and pays well.
V ,
VGVRAss FIRE AT ROTON POlNT l
The Central Fire Department was}
called out on what was thought to be
11' fool‘s chase yesterday. Some one-R .
telephoned to the departmenttbat the
11mm Point hotel was on fire“- The de-
pa'rtmeu't responded but found life.
Upon investigation this .m'ornin‘g it.
that was on fire but there was a large
grass fire in is ‘icln'ty which threat-
lain of its pole?
East avenue from: Willow street tog
Fort street, East Norwale, Conn, and
that a public bearing upon
mm and plans me be had by the Ma‘y- tiaV heavy fall and winter layer-s Sine
01 and Council or said city, at a icgu- 318 comb White Whoshorn‘s bred frail
'lar meeting thereof to be held in the
. Council" Room in the City Hall. in the .
' Second Taxing District, in said city.“ May delivery Blur Reynolds, Highland
‘ in, mg 10th day 'og April,1917. at .3 avenue near Witch Lane Phone Vl‘79-12
o’clock, evening, at which time‘V '1'
place all persons interested therein
are hereby notified VVQ appear and Vbe
heard thereon. it they so desire:’~
Dated at said city at Norwalk Ap- communicate with Mrs. Charles Haml-
r112nd. 1917. . '
cl By order 0: the Mayor and Council' V ' V V L;
"15““? M01" in! ".3130 been assisted to was round that it was not the hotel ”Vt 3““ ““y'.
A variety of styles in Middy Blouses and Smocks.
Plain white galatea, colored collars and cuffs, or, striped
combination collars and ends. .59é $1. 00. $1.59 "
Lensdale‘Jean. Sport Coat with flare pockets. large collar
and belt. Trimmed with checkcibnovelty suiting, black
with rose. blue or green. 2 09
Smocks in rose blue and green with white collars cuffs
and belts ....... ' ............................ $2 25
1
\V.
J. I MALLETTE
88 Washington St. South Nor-walk.
I
He will rank as that lieutenant, when 1955 any DPEV‘iOlIS uniform "gratuity was also called out [or the same pur.» TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
lpose .The auto tiuck from the Hope
Oificers and men in the Naval Coast :Hose Companl. .‘orwalk, broke down
Mr. Staik was the‘ son of .‘lolm S. Defense Reserve will have their re- while coming downtown to guard the
talner my accounts carried by the Second District from fire during the
distributing officer. Bureau of Supplies time the Central Department was out Good wages
.QDRIVERS.-"""A:Nl) '
in coal yaidV. Steady
winter and summer. .
Raymond Bros. 113 :11.
, w, . .
lVV FOR SALE—PAIR FARM HORSES.
1,300 lbs. each. Good workers Dniv‘
‘WANTED-Z
about 15 men
employment
NOTICE OF HEARING
.—-_
.—
Notice is hereby given, that The in" horse. Welcli pony, .13 hands, 3‘93}? V
Connecticut Company h“ presented t0 tie, for childrm Governess car,t hair...
the. Mayor and Council of the City of ness. Stew .ut Farm We“ Nam am: V .
Noruallr dis p‘eiition and plans for the “Tel 59 2. 4.. .. i V
relocation and reconstruction of cor- l Ll
i
liges and wires 911V 1 ‘ ' l'
hatching eggs. Single cemb Rhode lia- ‘
said De“: land Reds. Bieeders selected from or!
winners International contest, Storer, .
1912- ”.1344 Baby chicks late April and
WANTEleNFORuATlov AS Til
the whereabou s of Mrs. Frank Riley
formerly Suns Blanch Eyili‘t. Kindly“
.iey, 30 Myrtle street or 3116119121911
:12 3t-
' STEPHENADOKUE; ~
City Clerk
'A' special meeting oVVfV.-tl1e- Naval
Militia to the purpose of nominatl
FOR SALE—41 ‘1'5‘15 $3. 50- 50 $6400 , '
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