file have reduced {119 price
Coal for the month of
J' to $8.00 per ton. We
licipate no further reduc- S 1
" 5 this'year. On the con-
conditions are such that
S open to increase prices, but
see nothing ahead to make
‘We urge our customers to
y next winter’s coal now-—
at chow—while it can be had.
SS eS cannot undertake to ac-
“,ythings are likely to ’S
them lower, 3
,,. , .
To Our Customers
The continual rapid advance in the cost of lumber and ‘
other materials we handle has made it necessary for us to
increase our prices i
We exceedingly regret that we are obliged to raise our
quotations; but we are powerless, and you will kindly ree-
ollect that we have many times urged you to place your or-
ders that we might protein you.
Again we urge you in all seriousness to place your or-
ders now, for we have bee 1 advised by shippers that if ros-
ent conditions continue there will be no lumber to for
the mills are positively unable to get cars to make ship-_
meats.
We have a complete stock now, but railroad embargoes
and congestion in traffic upset the best of calculations these
days.
.rlcc' _
,‘I
t orders for future delivery
1' the price named, as gen-
ral conditions are such that
1 is impossible. '
was
E‘RRES
that across"
The New Scieiice
SnFINH'ION or cmaopaacric
iropractic is the definition 0! the
J-stlug the same. Disease is caused
wrench, twist or sprain in the
,. Even if done in childhood
creates pinched nerves and pain in
lilo in the diflarent organs and
113‘ and pain, health is restored
I'll! your body. Female troubles
SS special attention; also curvature
, o spine. Yo on will never regrox
s the Chiropractor a chance to
i you
‘gziotlc treatments given also.
T .‘Francis, l). C.
ashlngton 31.. So. NorwaJlk, Conn.
raduate from Palmer School
If /
o of the “reuse and the art at J
ropractora remove me cause or
1111 harmoniiing 111a, ,, nerve sys
'1.
J .
Vii
Great Easier Sale
Sal Women‘s‘and Misses’
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Blouses
-J and Millinery
We have lowered 0111' prices on all high priced garments.
to be in reach for allwwho dos re the best that human genius
can produce. When you scS’c the merchandise the low prices
will astonish you. We have no overhead expenses; there-
fore we can do it.
Women's and Miss es' All Wool Poplin Suits in black and
navy, value $12 98. Easter Sale Price ............. $7 93
Women’s and Misses’ Smart Suits value $20. Easter Sale 1
Price .................................... $14 08
Women' s and Misses’ Highly Tailored Suits, the kind you
see on Fifth Ave. 01' 34th St, New York. which sell from
$45 and up. EatSEr Sale PriCe ........ $20 and $22.50
Womens and Misses’ Coats, which sell all over for $12..08
Our price . ............ . .............. . . ..... ”$8 98
V‘."01':1cns and Misses Coats,thich sell all over for $15.00.
J Our price ...... .. ....... . .. ..... $11.98
' Women’s and Misses‘ Coats which the large out-oi—to'vn.
stores sell {or $20. 00. Our price . . . . .". . . .$14,9Si '
Women‘s and Misses Coats. copies of the new Parisian
models, at ..... $18 00 $2250 21111] $2500 J
Which we guarantee that they are sold elsewhere from
' $10 to $15 more than wha': we ask for the same material
. and same make Come and save money
Sale of Easter Dresses at 'nmAtchable prices at
$8 98. $1. 98. $14.98 1'11 $17.98
We have the hahdsomest B cases in town from '
. ,, . 50¢ 10116.91:
Sale of Easter Hats from 75¢ 10 $4.93
The: Paris
S' J 11S:3f81TOt prepare
1'. Secretarial Course is just
t you need.
rill Business
" College
Son 311 Norwalk
The Style Store For Ladies.
33 So. Main Street; 8). Norwalk .
“,2, S. firaSNUlaledSugar $1
Sh'icilquresh Fags 33c doz-
um‘iord. Port Chester. ,
TYPEWRITERs -— L. c.‘
, Smith Underwood;
r Remington, all other ,
makes, sold, rented!
repaired. Rentals, $3
' per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month
_ JAS. DONNELLV
Main Street South Norwalk
éiulwaiusoius
East India Tea Co
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street
vvvvvv FRESH SEA FOOD SPECIALS '
Ask for Profit Sharing Bank Coupons.
Steak Cod . . . . . zoclb. Fresh Mackerel S.. . . 18c lb.
Haddock 12c lb.S Alewives 106 lb.
SFlat Fish . . . .. IOC lb, Native Frost Fish .. 101: lb.
N0. 1 Smelt .. . . . .. 14'8c lb. Native Smelt .. 23c lb.
Butter Fish. 140 lb. White Perch. Srac lb. ‘
Steak Halibut 1‘1.ch SHAD—SHAD 30¢ each
Beers Meat 82 Prowsmn to.
(,2 Stores.) ‘
'5 NORTH 11111111 or
South Norwal .. Phone 1180;
.u..
, 1‘3: M'AiN'sT- S
_ Norvv‘alk.“ PhonaBBIS J J
to 11 number of people. He expanded
on this topic. ‘
The company argued that the Pitts
flcid Exmcss was suphdsed to be a
Jthrough train and that
leinpliug 10 111111113 the train as near
an express 1111- pussiblo.
Residents Sol’ SNm'wrillk ycsierrlay,
afternoon continued their fight borer
like public utilities commission to get’
Haven" 1'Joad,whlc11 leay‘ '~ . A Dresse-
4: 83 o'clock in the afternoon; to ,
Stop at the Noi‘walk Station. ‘
g The adoring wa an a continuation 131 but in
Jiaeeting, Thursday evening
William McKinley Camp, No. 9, U.S
S. W. V., will hold its next regular
in the
camp room in the Town Assembly hail
building, in Wall street, at 8:16
o'clock. At this meeting. the conv en-
tion committee will report its doings
and program on the coming Nationai
Convention which will be held in Nor-
walk an June 15th and A601. The
camp will also take up the home
guard proposition which they so raw
0111ny endorsed at the last meeting.
Recruiting olficers of the Home Guard
will be present and will address the
boys, \Sl'ho hale pledgedJ themselves
to asSisi them in ex ery pSOSsible man.
nor.
1). V. Ch1'1sholu1. commander—Slim
chief of the United Spanish War Vet-
erans, has issued an order in regardl
lo the present crisis, and this will
be read. The camp has already of-J'
cast» of war with any foreign.power.l
The camp will take active steps 11)!
lay 11121113 for a joint Memorial Day!
l
. out 1thc city. More details of tho
3 and cultivate it.
{cred its services to the president i1 ;’
ristram (SJ Hyatt
Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
l Daimy Waists for Easierlime
0f Georgette Crepe, Crep: De Chine, Silk and Linguie,‘ 1n all the new shades, many of
them beautifully embroidered.
New Middy Blouses and $1110ka
Silk Hosiery for Men and Women
In black, white and all the popular shades to match dresses and shoe tops.
New Ncckwear lor Men
501:, 751:
l'al‘lil Ilul'J'cau Association in tho T111111
Assembly hall building in \‘i all sin-oi.
which Swasi wry largely olionded, 11
number or ‘now lllPIllel‘i—l worr- add-
oil to the 1111'111boral1lp list, .1 11011111
of directors was appointed. and tho
igi'icultinal situation in Norwalk was
quite widely discussed:
it was brought out during 1hr- moot
lug. Unit at the present. time, there
is a great deal 01‘ land in and about
Norwuik, which is lying idle for the
want of someong to lakor‘hold of it
It was therefore do-
' cidede by tho meeting: that a more.
1111111 bo maligned by the Garden
Association for pushing the dcvulop-
meat of these unused lands through
plan which will be adopted for the
working out of 1111.; comsc will be 1111‘,
nounccd later " '
Those members {who joined 111'.
Garden Association last night are:
lra‘ 'l‘ Chapman, Dixon .McNotiou,
Miss Doiha Stone Pinneo, Miss Calh-
vorlnu Henry,‘ Mth. W. Marvin,
Mrs. S. J. Wright, Mrs. E. K. St. John,
Miss Mary K.'Jcnnings, G.'R. Brunjes,
R. C. MoElfl’hh William C. Perry, R
F. Baupain, .Joseph T. Wadhams.
”Louis A. Pratt, Di'.."""A H. Baldwins
W. Sherwood Rev T. J Finn, H. l).
Benedict, lra 0 (‘rngouu Ar'thiu C.
Wheeler, George E Thompson and
Mordecai May.ehoff
A board of directors was appointed
as follows: John JJ.W11lali, Mrs. P.
W. Brooks, James E. Ella, Jr.. Har-
trey M. Kent M J. Riordan, Rev.
;
it was nt- Hausa inet‘undoSr the new organiza-
J The can» a few changes in committee
; may said that 11'. could not lucludc roansl'iipa from theiarJi-angeinent 111
any more stops .on the route without the last Congress. The. minority 'com.
icing the schedule of other trains. mitteeS assigmn Jnts were determined
no company was represented by F. upon today by he Republicans. 011
the pmsflem Express of the “New C..‘dC§ley,' assistant passenger agam,Jtl1Jo assum lion
J General Russell F‘roSt,
John Siapleton Judge John Ii. Light
Mrs. F. W.
Girard HOWard 0. Pierson, Christian
Swartz. R. W Morrison, R. G. Han-
fo1',d Arthur C. Wheeler. Ira '1‘. Chan.
mun,~ Dixon McNetten Miss Doiho
Sinnp mum». 'Mcn, c- ,r ram-vial, Mrs
E. K. St. John, H; F. Beaupain, and
Ira 0. Gregory: '
An important 'Ilceting of Sihe board
of directors will be held Wednesday
Afternoon in the NorWalk oilice of the
Faii'iicld Couhiy Farm Bureau at 4 p.
in». at Swhloh time the board will 01'
"anizc. All membeis are requested to
attend this meeting.
DEM JBRAIS RElAIN
EMMMILEEE MAJORIEIES
W'ASSth
April 3,—«TS110
lion completed by the Democrats With
Chair-
at in general they ASJth
would loll 17 those of. the 11151 ses-
referred to slim. fcimer Republican nionibors in
lie or one “0‘ which the petitioners the 1011:1311 Relations committee wore .
‘ Ja‘ argument for; the invite t “ '
laiivo Loui'ooi €01 Speaker.
accorded any, assiinihcm
ihmocmlir additions 10 ilw c-omSl
minors include: ()‘Shauuussy, llhodol
\th Hull
1
3:44-61:01
«360:»: o:eo:«:ee:«:«:«:u: od’ofi’» ‘wxwzfi
slaud;C.11'(-\1',Nc\v \01 k. and \l',hi11= ‘
Ohio “1in and 11111.1na;li_\1'nos'
South Carolina, appropi 1.111011». Sum-
ners, 'i‘ex11s;.:111d M11111, New Y'mk;'
judicially; 11.1mm, Now Julian»; Lo
buck. Nebraska Lomugan, Cunnccii'
cut, Brand, 011.,111111 Siovchaun, South
'(S'Zal'oliua banking;r and currency; 11.11.», l
New \01'k. and Shock Ohio inter,
stoic 170111111111'1'11: G111'1'cii,'l‘cS,xus and
Luna, Now lurk, miliiar;y chsmn,
Geomia.liiilcpag.1 “est \h"
Rathrick. Ohio and \l‘wllson ”Milli;
naval; ,Slciiinat Pennsylvauih. Post:1
oflicc: Smith, New York, Welly, Ohio,1
and Campbell i’ounsyllnnuia lmml-'
graiion; Dies Texas, Gray, Alabama,
Demon, lndlaun and Fisher Tennes-
sec, 1'11. 111s and harbors; Riordan, Now
Yurk, Kelly, Pennsylvania. and Scliall,
Minnesoia rules; Connaully. Texas.
foreign affairs. and Lea, California,
and Baukhoud. Alabama. merchantS
marine.
!
CflMPllll ll, SECOND
,REMMEME, 100ME8 HElSlE
(Continued From First Page)
The mien limo no idea as to just
how long they will be in this city,
but the general tooling is that it
will not be for long. ‘
Arriving at the South NorwalkS
railroad station shortly after noon
time from New Hav,cn Company D
was at once maiched to headqumters
on Keyser street. This city will be.
the headquarters for- the guard. '2‘
The llauiclaon company will be 1'11
lioved and will depart. soon 'iheir
destination will probablv not be made
known to the public There is :i
Specmls ior Wednesday
Large Fancy Roe Shad.
Buck Shad .
Large Wesipori Smells
, Long island Smells .
.Cod Fish SS
Halibut . .
Salmon ‘ . .,
Mackerel . .
Lame 111111 Fish . .
91111111111 J. 1.
Flat, ‘ . -. .
Shad Herring .
2'1Frosh Eggs J . -.
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schulizc’ 5 Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
320 lb
253 JJ‘MbS
221: lb»
18mm“,
206.111.
201: ill
181: lb
’ 15c lb
. 161:th
JS12c lb”:
121: lb
~ 101: Ill"
351: «£02,
fl.
l
39 Main St. .
S N Orwalk.
\..
chance that they might she servicol
on tho Marlena border.
they 19 sorry to leave this city 119- ;
c1111 ~11 of the line: treatment they hare
received during thll‘. stay here.“
‘ War Preparations Go Iroi'ward;
WASHINGTON, April S.~Tho‘d‘e
'nih plans of the War- Department
are \raiting‘io ‘go, forward to.Co11~
' 1-061,"
them.
President Wilson gave a clear yiew
oi' the immediate steps 10 be urged
in his address, but until the depart»
mom’s plan has been submitted do
his arc regarded as confidential.
.The first element of the plan the
president has ‘alrcady .discloaed it in
assembling of 500. 000 then under
areal deal of expectancy among the. ‘
Anon 01' the company as ilieic is a:
when it‘ is ready torcc‘civo .
bee
Army. officers believe five hundred
Hanover, 1ihousand is a maximum number they
(‘llll
the work Shas proceeded for
months ,hou'evei, 1111 additional 500,-
000 could be called 0111,} 1,0 be followed
at intervals of a. few months by othci
similar increments until 11 total 111111.11
of the desired size has been mustered.
The training of the first half mil-
11011 will tax the personnel and 11121-
chinerv of. ihe regular rurmy to 1111'
limit.
officer's and the oiflccr
(3.
age. of training pornonn
of the regular army, it i J
vitally necessary to carry the work
forward. For that re
. -gestion that an expeditionary force
a} “.0“ 10 “IS SfBfiula'S army and N... be sent to carry the any into France ,
ld provide a 11s a. symbol ihai’ the United States SS 1h
' " definitely had iln‘a’ily' aligned 1m
" C
it .1. who
S many in the world afar,- CJNer ark; last night. McCoy drak—
q
n disclosed
undertake to train at once. When
a few
Elven with provisional lists of
’ cserve corps
call 1111011,- there wil be a short;
said, will be
son .Sihe ring.
cold
reception today
the a of the general
stall
seam: oecb'v we'roa S?
Bennie
{SSS “ :t...'.'-_...-..:._
‘ the regulms, 11110 could 1101‘ be spar»
ed fr01f11_l1'aluing"w01k '
Then; is much uncertainty as iSSl‘r
the use Jto which the National Guard! ‘
(is to bé put under the new plan,
No information was forihcomin": 0‘11 .
this, point.
President Wilson is believed to hm»
spoken in direct accordance with“ ilw
advice of the War
the Gehernl Staff in the program 1111
hi oarlly outlined tSo Congress.
is mason to believe that the adminis-
nation is looking 11119.21} fora year or
more to the time when ilié nation -1
military power would be fully dcvclo
ope-d, in planning
Jcipation by Aincricai iro‘opa 011 EulJr
apron battlefields. .
Depa rimeni am}
Them
1 actual 1111.115;
McCoy. outpointed Ha
'all the 11 11y at the SYOi‘klille
parade and exercises with the two' 0'
Grand Army posts. and other organ; S
' ixations. L ' '
Tho committee in charge 01' the!
annual ball of the ramp Will “19‘" ML“ Kr'm ”-1 ~—-' 3 “a S S
7‘11'clook sharp, so that lid doings 1111111111 11w . 1 1 . 1 e 9 0S 0 o o o o o o o o o” o O O 0 ‘M
may be reported at “In I‘i'glllill‘ 1119“" ransSoSno 1111th {iljiSrSSuS 101:1 SshoSmiS'SlelSSlSlSlS 3:”? ««««W”.”OO”“””.”.”” ”‘3‘”:O...’ .'.”S.
lni-i- One 0f ”10 WNW] features GrJiull’i' 11111101111111 cmunmivos "
ilw ball will be :1 grand 11W“)! 1““ S The committees for “lilt'll 111'“ .3.
by 1‘. Prominent member of (‘0 09119110" chairman 119111 mum'd 11119: S 3
'l‘i'iho, No. 82, I. 0. ll. 31., and ““l llulos— P011, Nolili Carolina: lll'l’l‘n“.:. &
equally prominent 301an hill." 111""? infill liaibms, Sunni] North Car;uli11a l0.
bar of Wanmna ii'ount'il, No. ill. I) lndian Affairs,Ca1'1m Oklahoma 2 : .EEE
.m P1: “”0“?“ by ”(‘03 “"1“*"t““S alum, Mahcr.N1‘\v Y01Sk:od111'uii011S,S...
uliicli is composed 01’ ”1" following Soars, Flmida; patents Smith Nt'll' Si...
1119'11be:'$:.l0h111) Milan Ui’ilfli'lllll‘mS Y01li; claims Sioliliins,11~~1L~lpiu 1:
(omniandr—r; Cliff‘md A Iiausrhildil Tilllll’lij-S and (11111115 lli'turkm 'aNcu l}‘ :;S
ulr‘a CJ Lockwood, James l?,ly1m Ti1011'~\ka urination, Taylor, Colorado §.. S SS
is A: Skolly,.0. Anderson 11111! \‘SS’. l.‘ accounts. 33111, Georgia; 111119.111», .30
Cavanauzlh, assisted by an Honorary i)ill.\\'nshing10n: clcciiom Numbei :
llJoJm' 001111“in from Norwalk hodm‘ J Wilson. Louisiania; tll’CllLDh Num .3. S
709.1%.1’.0.l'l.;l101:', \\S1’!lr-,‘~(S,Jll l’iininia; capond; .’
M’iho iloiachnuml of ‘lnlill‘fls 0f ”1“ [1111's (in mrious oxv'cuiiw down” 0:.
13111 Company, 1‘. A.(‘.w110l1a\1' 1111-1111;); \‘i'ai 111111.11'11111'111 Doolina 3
'hoon doing duly 011 ill“ railroad Nou'l‘mk;l’(1sl('11ll(',1' Ki'mill‘, (‘0101SS- .3.
Midst“ has boon r'le’Ille ii“ ““1“” ado; lnlcr,i(.11' llasu‘nus‘, 011151101111; 0.
lion in be unusual as the KUPHU “fSJuslth'o, Rakei', California; Cnnmim'r'o 3
‘ho camps, Many of ”WP “1911 are (\osam'. Ohio; Labor. London New).
Spanish Wm.\r,-.1Jcrzliisa,ntl moron lurk (110111111111): public building. 0. S SS
heeled» With William ll. linnulion 11“”.ij (1;,1-_,h(,m,, S .3. Which is bound to coma. DODS‘: delay, the buying 0f your,
(lamp, N01: 20, :11 llanlclaon. CODIWM' 0: tho Independent group 11110 1111-? 3
cm, “11*le JJJJ SJJJJJJJJJJ (1:11.; lil‘}1l'1'~li'-)1!|li\'o Joe Ready~to~wear Clothes to the last day. 0
WW“... ,S‘Srlzlll, Mllllli'hlllli, I'Smmr'ssiu, “as ’3’ .
J allilli‘JJilJ‘:XJ1JJllJIt;1:JlllI”-}1.JL‘JTJlliJilJlJllll'i': InhiS.‘ Raniember garmentsl have to be altered and we dont.
~NORMAEM [AND 1.. .3:'::."'.=.:.'.:', .. 1...... compel employees '0 wk "1 '1'" ""° “'1'
lilociailai. on Ibol l.:1bm 1.1111121111111111 0:. night—When a little 93““ effort on your Part would 1131p so
" [8 [MM IDUE iiiiz'xl'z'iz::".t'.'.'....23.':::.:' ':.'.'..‘. u: 11 mm -'° 1'" " '°" 'h'm- ' '
tin Louisiana l’roarr'sshn i’”'—101m 9:. Our selections were i‘lCVer greater and prices were.
liouisl pinbalbly Will he lill‘li‘il 10 1111' g h h A.
111 a unmipg of “Mm-.1111”... JJJJJ “-1.11 JJJJJ, JJJJJJJJJ JJJJJJJJJJJJJJ, JJJJJJJ never more reasonable notwithstanding the 1g cost 0
11011 Association held last evening in “’ii‘illliiliw Fuller 01 \i.i‘~~.1(llll'~1'll~ "3. .materials. ' ‘
lhc oillcos oi‘ tho lairilold 1"0um) I"(It‘lli‘fl'll’lih “ho voted in: 1:1'1111'H111JSO.9.O
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