We urge our customers to
gr nex‘t winter’s coal now—-
once—while it can be had.
e cannot undertake to ac-
torders‘ for future delivery I
the price named, as gen- ‘ ‘
other materials we handle has insde it necessary for us to
increase our prices.
quotations, but we are powerle‘ss, and you will kindly reC- »‘
ollectthatwehaverben timesit auto lee -
ders that we migigt protzfl you. W y p a m or
ders now, in} we have been advised ski rs that res- ~
ent conditions continue there will blewno 52:1,“ to fail for?
the mills are ositivel on b} t .
ments. 5 P y a e 0 get cars to make ship
and congestion in traffic upset the best of calculations these
To Our Customers
The continual rapid advance in the cost of lumber and
We exceedingly regret that. we are obliged to raise our
Again we urge you in all seriousness to place your or—
We have a complete stock now, but railroad embargoes
days.
ral conditions are such that
TION OF cHIROPRAG'nc
practlc la the dennluon or the
the license and the art 0!
in: the same Disease In causes
15 non, twist or sprain In the‘
Eve: il’ done in childhood
, s- plnched nerves and pain in‘
life In the dinorent organs nudI‘
opractors remove the cause cl.
9 and pain. health Is restored’
b harmonizing the nerve sys‘
In your body Female troubles
lei attention: also curvature I
pine You will never mural:
is Chlropractor a chance to
u II
' cI treatments given also.
IFRSISHT LINE TO NEW
I VORK.
ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
PORTATION LINE, I
15 boat Icoves Pier 27 East
w York (foot of Catherine
f)! clay except Sunday. at 3 p.
gist received atvNorwaIk up to
.<I5 no ”(South Norwalk up to
111.5
_ CONCERT
hater College Musical Clubs.
, Mandolin Club, 'Syncopntcd
stab High School Hall,
April 3. 8 p. m. Tickets 500.
a...“
Wooster; Late Examin-
Bowersock, 13 years
notice N. Y. City
“Building, 1115 Main
JDGEPORT, CONN.
Ir Booklet On Patent! '
This is tho most magnificent showing of
Trimmcdl-Iats ever assembled for early
choosing, rzprcseming an quuisitg assort-I
ment- of . faithful copies of the most successful
styles shown in Paris for “Spring, together
with a delightful collection of original con—
ceptions from our own millincrs. , Included
one:
HATS FOR DRESS AND SEMI-DRESS
SMART TAILORED AND SPORT HATS
in the most favored straws. and fabrics, trim-I
mad with flowers, ' ribbons, wings,“ orna-'
ments and novelties, in the most beautiful
colors and combinations.‘
When You Buya Eat at hauled.
burg’ s Everyon'e Knows it is
Paid Ior-- We SoliciI No Charge
Accounts ‘
"w.
TYPEWRITERS —— L. c.
S m 1 Lb Underwood
Remington, all other
Laulenberg s’ Millincry
‘ 2.5.1.... TEMPE 120 WaslungIon SI. Opp. so. Norwalk P. 0
per month.1 ' Machines
. sold. at $6 per month .
1 ‘JAS. 'I‘JONN5IELLYI
Steak COd . . . soc lb. 2 Steak Halibut 20c lb
Haddock ..... '3'. . -.- 12c lb. Fresh Mackerel .18c.lb—‘2
7>Flat Fish; ........ Ioc lb:A1cwives ....... ’. . zoc lb;
“ menu sen roan sprouts
011111511 Lo‘No runs 351: qt
ISTEAMED CLAMS ‘ I101: qI
BOth Stores Closed at Noon, Good Friday
Ask for Profit Sharing Bank Coupons.
No.3 Smelt. ...... :81: lb. Native Smelt. . 236.113
Butter Fish .' ..... 140 1D. I White Perch. .541: 1b.,
SHAIIL-Sl-IIAD .. .............. 36¢ each
1551-5 M221! & Pronsmn Co.
. . (2 Stores.) ' ’
3 NORTn MAIN ST 13 MAIN ST
BRIDGEPORT,
salon the seriousness 0 or Ing
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ed Thrushwood hope of saving the‘
bog. house had. been abandoned
the house just after dinner, reading
betore an open fire in a big fireplace.
' when she head timbers above her'
snooping and cracking Opening the
door into the attic she found the en— ‘
.. tire attic space In flames. Apporn
ently the fine from the log fire had
been defective and had set fire to the
rafters in the attic.
to belch out and drove Mrs. Bacheller
6/”on ,_ out of the study. she summoned the
a c a I e y 0] servants and ‘all escaped from the
. ' house, not having been able to reach.
. , , their rooms to save personal pause-
' ‘ sions. By'the tune the firemen ar-
rived Ihe upper part of the house was;
in flames. low water pressure caus
Sed the firemen to seek a water sunnlv
from Long island Sount, near by. But
it was too late to. save any of the
house.
F... W”...—
(Continued from P‘i‘rst Page)
Mrs. Bachelier was in the study in
Opening the door caused the file
The building with its contents, In-
cluding a fine collection of "WW"
'1‘». ' _' 9" ..
Tris ram 8 Hyatt
Norwalk’ 5 Lending Dry Goods Store MW
‘ ,‘ _ ,, ’ _ - I I . g I I . I I
. erybody 5 Flymg .Ih-e Flag
We were fortunate enough to secure a splendid stock of U. S Bunting Flags in various
sizes, but the demand' rs so great that patn‘iotic people who want to show the Colors should
buy quickly.
Flag Poles, 11 IecI 5100;14 IceI, $2. 50
Adiuslable Flag Pole Bratkels. $1. 50 $2. 50
fm',nlture was Valued at $100 000
Only last vear MI Focholler put on:
addition costing $12 000
' Before Starling for his day of golf
in New Jersey Mr. llarholler V'ostol
day morning signed III/1's loosing:
Thrushwood f01 Ihe season to E 'R.
Thomas, now of Ibuis for 851 mm Mr
Thomas was to have taken possession
or. hilly I '
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1111;: Walden Thomas 1" “1115511 1.5
making his rounds about. Iowu for the. _
2‘pmposo of seeing “bother or not dog
(111110115 are observing Ihe muzzllng
11",1VV which went Into Direct on Mom
(in) ol’. this week. Those people. in Ibo
nothing; districts are under the lm
[Ili‘rlh‘l on that (his uppz-III'I only to flu:
old City 01‘ N01 built and I‘ Ily 1530 ’l ulh
NOI walk and others mo of llll' opiu I
ion that it Is (mnlivo only in the
four-III dislrict ' '
'Iho font l53 that it Invent; ('1:er bit
in the 1571'? ncrésu‘idhe old Town
Of NOI'unlk. now tin: '(_‘ Ity of N01 \m \k
undor tho dlrocllon of Mayor 0an
A linrstmm and council and wiIIIIn
its borders the 1on 1111.51 In oboymd
The (log (luefillllll at tho proson'
”Dip jg Minion” :1nl~‘:l!. it it man
"' 3‘" ""I on Ihe canines the law must
be obeyed. Don Worden Walsh 5.1..
v.2 . mks Ln .1 Sentinelmaumdny
that Ilmno “In: 05; um punt (Inn dogs
1' ‘I‘ roll on him5 and he will got rid
of them. ‘
I105: owners are askc (I lll‘ do 11m?
part to see that the law is uphold.
Any offenses will not be treated lighb
Iv, as the warden Intends to see that
the full limit will be given 1110510 who
break It. .gI,
[AIME WAR PIIIIfll
RECEIVE Milli 810W
(Continued From Posh Three)
at the disposal of the United States
the whole or any part of “the mulput
of such factory, and within the limit
or the amounts appropriated there-
for, to deliver Such output 01' parts
thereof In such quantities and at such
limes as may be specified In the 01d-
cr at such reasonable prlcé as shall
be determined by the President. ’
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Behind- that clause stands other"
laws as a grim reminder of Ille pur-
pose. of Congress to make its will
.efioctivc-
A section of the national defense“
not makes it a felony, punishnblo by
hxjee yoars‘ imprisonment and 3'"
000 line, to fail to meet the govern-
ment’s demands; anothel section of
.the navy bill authorizes the taking
over and operation of all or any pm:
of any plant. ‘
It is understood- that the concern.
against which these statutes have
govmnment's requirements as to
price when the orders were lendernrl
( 111 emergency
I-xIvIIIII the steel add'ftiel,o11‘1it'oducé
*IPIIEIIIIIM‘ 100135111
' 'nnremont is being sought of steeIII 1 I . ‘ ‘ u. 1". ...;.10¢ lb.
been invoked, refused to meet the ,WW
originally sum the regular “way So used as submmine chosen- 1qu 5.1.15;
Ifar as known, this is the only case tional contracts are being signed
of the kind yet produced by the pros - daily. ' '
Standing out Sharply~ against. the building an army now is undelstoou
background come today on “““c‘meo- to pmvide for enrolling only men in
meant by Bernard Baruch, commissions tho' twenties free from home 11»
:21 for minerals of the national de- puns billties, to; calling out the 01(1221.
515nm council of the voluntary offer men within the prescribed age limit
. of the 1.5555711155155515 industry to fill first and taking subsequently each
5 the Sovernmie ent‘s ()Idch at cost at younger increment of_ ‘500 000 Regu.
production ~i'1‘hs followed the. recent I1.1' army physical Standards will be;
tournament secured by 'Mr Baruch maintained, intensive training in“
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0pm
Good
Friday
Help relieve the Saturday strain on our salespeople by buying as much as possible tomorrow, I I
instead of waiting for the last day before Easter.
' “an.
A5 a GoodFrider Iniducemenl We Will‘Place‘
on Sale Silk and P0pli1'1
Dresses Most Fetching MOdels
Poplin Dresses at - I-‘- -'. $5.99.
Silk Dresses at ,-I_ -". -I .‘ $7.98
“Women’s. Eaner Suits, EOSter COats
ALL THE‘ LEADING SHADES, WITH LARGE SHOULDER CAPES
~from~~s12g9gsflto $35.00*
Millinery Section
Is aglow with New Hats 1n exclusive designs. An unusuaIl eollectio‘n of Smart Black Hats and
Black and White Effects not to be found in any other store aLpopuiar prices. ‘
.v
In Our Men' .9 and Boys Clothing Section
. You’ll find everything that is correct In style. BOYS' SUITS . ‘ .2.
from $4.50 to $8. 00
I to {X‘WMWWMW
In Our Shoe Scott-On-
You’ll find for men, women, boys and girlSI Easter FOOtwear that is' dependable in style and
quality
Won... sshoes $4 5050 .59 Men .9 $4 to $8. 50
' Boys’ and GirlsI’ $2. 25 tO 34. SD
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_ Specmls for Fnday
' Fancy Roe Shad 1.5 32¢ I‘b
" . . . .' 2 25cII1I,
a
. «ISLAND SMELT ............. ‘. . ‘. 18‘} ll). .‘
‘5ISH‘ .............. ..... 20¢}le
The War Denglment’s plan for
. trench wot-fine will be given and Ihe‘ ‘ . 2 _ . -- .
resulting army will his sulllclontly.I . 2 -------- - - '. ----- ", ------ ... 13..
trained q‘nd equipped to equal any , . 5 ' ' ..................... . ...... 15¢ 111‘
similar force in the world 5 I . . BUTTER 'FIIIISII-I , , ______ : _ , , .. . _ . 18¢ obi. .5
The ' brnss making Iiidilst has, . ‘OCIK, .5: . 1 I :1: I lb II
agreed voluntarily to uphill ’ exhov I. 1' ‘ . . . . .' ......... ”Pg-(2,: ll): 2' ‘
‘I e'rnmonti‘s needs at no ‘ and o ‘a‘ImIlar 1 1 ‘_ ' . 1
Norwalk Chronicler