!
l.
j THE' ANNING .1.
'm. Frelght recered at Norwalk up to
II You~ Ilave
irra'ro -
"MUSICIANS!
Iuhurniug Coal there's
Mameiislateispres-
commodity.- half-it
isthe“n1inor’s”faultit’snot
athemeonwllich “ll”?
Sutthere is melody in coal
'iswellasisallotherthinsfi
‘udwheuymfirelsburn-
I
”We gang's. The scales we
" run—‘0!” W make—
ire! quite correct in pitch and
tone. each bar assures good
measure too, with honest
weight and that alone.
We blow our horn, we
sure}! our.face,.we sound the
cymbals and the drum to call;
the public to our place and
thus to make our business
hum. It in your‘hesrt we
strike a chord that bids you
buy your coal of us we get
unearth our sure reward and
you get satisfaction—plus.
THE
l
higheighthow merrilywe .V’
. To Our Customer-s“
The continual rapid advanee' 1n the cost of lumber and -
other materials we handle has made it necessary for us to ‘j
‘ increase our prices.
' ,__We exceedingly regret that we are obliged to raise cure;
quotations, but we are powerless. and you will kindly rec»
onset that 'we have many times urged you to place your or- '1
ders that we might protect you. . ' .
Assisi»; 3011411411 «dormers to:- place your on
den now, for ”1:31.11: beenadvieedh'y wmnm'
out coucfitions continue omomoe’oonmmaaror
tbszlflsmponuvslyrmabletogetcatsio make shill-
men . .
We have a complete stock now. but railroad embargoes .
and stcongestion in tralfic upset the best of calculations these .
The Hatch G BaIIeVVy Co.
:3 ice renown, nouns Close. John Ce-
} Justina Smith were tenured of the
. ceivod by the audience.
bad to do tor the most part with a
‘ never-ending squabble between Daniel
(Continued non Mt PISQV
——.—_
sueoesscs. Dancing number by Eun-
hfll; Lamond Greenwood and liars
which; names- by His: Glidys'
Stone Warren Mold, Kenneth Seo-
Sold Ilse Miidmd Osbor'nn'nnd Kiss
Martin and were 11111111813121wa ro-
"be “we
chorus. composed cl agroignoilocal,
young men and ladies, performed 111
a manner which would have done'
credit to professionals.
The plot of the lwwt production
13. Mason, or the Mason Canned Bean
Company. whose part was taken by
Ewing Tolles, and Tommy Perkins,
. Now Is the moo to Buy your Spring norm
To have fitted to perfection the Finest Spring Garment you
ever owned.
And judging from the remarks of pleased patrons. it
will cost you less if purchased here. Coats, Suits, Dresses,
Skirts. I' aists and Millinery 1n exquisite new shades, styles
and fabrics.
CVLOAKS we PARIS MILLINEVRY
and advertising agent {or Barlow’s
Beans, which character was excellent-
ly assumed by John Cablll. Besides
being a rival in business, Tommy was
desperately in love with his .oppo-
dent's daughter. Miss Edna Mason,
whose part was taken by MIss Bea-
trice Campbell. The play opened
with llmdliason’s established inst tesl~
cure, and Tommy Perkins, the breezy 1'
advertising man, located In the Li’ '
brary ball hotel just across the street.
Upon first sight of his business oppo-
ilolno Craft Week
Have you puzzling drapery problems?
Bring it to us during Home Craft Week, April 9th
and you’ll find the solution.
The materials for the purpose are on show in our Drapery
Department—the newest window lace, by. the pair or by V the'V
yard; cretonnes in all the beautiful coloring; sunfast goodsipor-
tieres, upholstery fabrics of every character.
dow to the best advantage...
one who passes your home.
/-\
I
to 14th, I
Also we are showing many novel ways of decorating a win-
And your window decorations, remember, are seen by every
voaK.
alarm TRANS
Pour-arrow LINE Inc.
Frelgbl noel leaves PI" 27 Eaan
River, New Vorlr (foot of Catherine:
at.) every" day eieept Sunday, at 3 p ‘
5p. m and at South VNorwalk on to
5: 30 o m
Any- .Iunk _.
S. JaIIc
V:VVSuccéssor td' Wm; Effron.
" ‘ 1 Phone 499. -
37 Fort Sfl'cVetV 1.12am Nor'wflrr
\
SELL '
FIGHTEVQ DIES 0F SHOCK.
‘ ‘lii'l‘QN,Ap1-II .11.Coroner S.
POTROAST,nobone...;........... ............ .. 22¢
BROILEIRS ............................. 35¢ 111.
COCOANUTS . ............. ' ........ . . . .. 8¢ each
82ch M21181 Provision Co.
' (2 Stores.) , '
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
13 MAIN ST.
Nomllt. Phone 881.
SPECIALS
FreshEggs,pe1-dozen.....1............... ...... .. 35¢
Selected Mixed Tea, per lb. 25¢
Try a Pound of Our Coffee .................. . ..... . 21¢ .
Condensed ’Milk, 'a. can ............. .'. . . . ..' ........ 12¢
Van Camp’s Baked Beans, a can— . .‘ ............... ' 1. . . 16¢
A STULL
Herman will hold an Inquest late to-
" e‘dcath of Albert Jacquin, 19
would". who died of "shock due to
j urine? ten minutes after a first light
ill! Stephen O'Shangbnessy, 23- yours
Monumcturiug.
,er'dry
.
.._. _V_........._.~o.
. SSSELs IN COLLISION. .
01t’1‘,Apr'il 11. —Tbe tug -
pending the result of the in garments
I K
at Irving Place and Iot‘o street, volun. 111g supplies, classes are to bo conduct
"Miracles. of New Haven, supplies for the Red (.1085
11nd1wlth no. amp-.y Mar 0 {231W will give the use of its machines. Instructions will be 311 on in first .aid , .
wont aground just inside tllLTbls work will be done after the rest; to the wounded-\surglool dressing, die tilled “'l‘ Garbo- of Love." and his '
éal'ly today and the 1111' hours.” At an enthusiastic meeting ratios. and home care of the wounded.7 was mum-n by a. vocal selection
lorry crushed into her of 6111111011111; addressed by Red Cross Two other Red Cross auxiliaries: ”A“ "‘é 3"" L0“ ”e" by Wm”
V 24 Cottage Street. y: ' East Norwalk.
2 _ ,
ASSISTANCE FOR REo‘cnoss dred “omenTxiniTtBnow each olh‘é’r‘bi
' o .e .11 nanulacwxiu... concerns, in short-lime shifts during the day. P111
11‘"
title-foundry of the Turner and addition to individuals, are coming for of the tune is given by the company
Company ward with offers of assistance ahll mat and 111111 comes ir'om
The cause of .m terial for the American Red Cross periods of employers.
detormined at an autonsyV lastlmhers are offering rest.- rooms and loft
lspace to be used for Red Croéa work-
,recr' Bill on
At the oflices of the Edison company,
124, West 42d street Va. Viled Cross 111111
L direction of Miss Winifred Llac 1.,
.dore than me 11 ndared employcs of 1. .th Mrs. Thomas A. Edison as honor-
ops Brotebrs, corset manufacturers ary secretary. Herc, insicad or 1111111
1:1111 fr 1 was.
Loan)! 1.0 111111111 ed similar to those at the Red Cross
The com Teaching center 3 Ear t 56111 slrct.
Employes of (he Within pompmy' Susan French, 7 West 3V2d stréet. l
"-' first will street. also volunteered sebre’cum and by woman 11nd nurse
._-,.. neg'm servant 1ni1dé '11 big hit with
Something About You,” was warmlt
' CHESS.
. "He Will Understand.” and “is W18 "The Game of Loco" . . . ......
“Inboard by tho com: hit 01‘ the. oyen M155 Stone and Kenneth Scpfleld
1111;. "Life In a. See- See." which Us ".111 the Girls Love Me"
'allng by Kenneth Scoileid and chorus.
Miss Gladys Stone sung 'Como 011 Finale.
(11 or I-lnv'o" and was 111111111191! in the Hotel Guests, c1c.: PegE‘rosI,C11nr~
chorus by the Boss. This number was lotto Stone; Ella Natleford. Flor-cane
l
............
a wry popular one. and “as 31111an Banks C-rnce Ross 1111ch Clark, Flor Jim“ D“)-
Rfll- ,shiro Rcrolutlonory heroes.
.opplaudcd by the audience “A LIL- once Sims, Lillian Twomblcy,
lle Girl Like Me." was rendered by ~ “:1 “rad" llm'ncc Burr. Howard
M'ss Mildred Osborne In 11 low 1311- Richards Merrill Barker, George
“m“"i ”WM“? """ "9"” ”W" VSCblchting, Clifford O'Hara. EdmundI
lander in the CW“;- 0£ “Elmo" ._. ..ser. John Hnnlou 11nd Cletus Mag
ner. .
Vhls rendition of the \ponulur' con" '
“Yaddlo Coo" This number was fol
'lowed by the finale by the entire on-
semblo ,and the curtain was lowered
' on tho first out.
The first musical number of the Sons of St.-George.
Routine business
Holcomb Colonel Lucien F. '.B11rpec|
president of the military. emergency: customers with PIES, made to"
was transacted board,u11dCoIonchhoii
last evening at the regular meeting commander of the Fir-at Regiment, SUGAR BUNS and COFFEE
of Welcome Stranger Lodge. No. 364. Connecticut 'Home Guard headquar-l- RINGS' m addition to our regular .
crs in Hartford. will speak at a mass smell. .
fourth Thursday in April
lgoes back to the house, V
......... Warren Scofleld and Glrls made an amendment slyung the new ed in Bridgeport. lo 11 1rt1cinato in a.
holiday “America Day," in place of parado which 11 ill proccdc 11111 mow
the house designnt p11 ol"Slz1rkSul-,-ing
. " 1 ' bier. Tommy Immediately » I '- i
. 1 .. , We are the pioneer promoters of Ready-to wear A are] 'nems dang - 1' ' ’
~ ' ' fell dos eratcl In low “1“] her. an ,
F aR 3 g for women. . pp then relieved); most interesting an: Quaker Craft Lace by the yard ............. . . 35¢ Io $1.40
' 33 SOUTH MAIN . 2 humorous series of situations. In _ _ _
ST SOUTH NORWALK' which .Tommy fought continually with Quaker Craft Lace Curtams by the pa1r - .. $1.75 1‘" $10-00:
[gagsggHPgfiy the {other and made love to the . 1
' _ daughter. The'lVfason Company at g —= ,.
last oomblnod wit the Barlow firm, ~ ___—._.g—
SDCCIBIS 10" Thursday Which had been using a great 'adver- —- ”*_...._ -.—--~ %:—-.. . «'00. M
"I “N S I CORN 11.11111; slogan of “Watch tor the Little _______________ Beam“, Camp..." «Wmoo’ozofoobo.» Mayflofiumu. .00.
8 CW Cience ED SPARE RIBS ...................... .lfié Bees" and as soon as this consollda- Tommy “Perkins, advertising agent .i.
CORNED SHOULDERS .................. h22¢ 111011 was effected and Daniel Mdson Barlow'a Beans........lohr1 A Cabil‘l .. a '
; DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC CORNED H AMS ______________________ .. V . . . . . . 2,. 4 1' mode president of the new concern, pm; "on Hoifmnn.Kenneth‘Scofield 3 :
chmpncno u the definition of u“ CORNED PIGS’ FEET .................. 8e V'i‘ornrny found himself without It JOb- Mrs, Daniel B. Mason .............. .
mo of no license and the art 01 PLATE CORNED BEEF """" ' 14o 33:31:: ion'iiii'w:o$11§i§h £31133 7 'I."j_'"\i """"" mid“ 0110133.:81 .3: '9:
. V . ...... . . .............. . ., - ' . 1- n n ronl 111
1111111111111: the some Disease In caumV RUMP COIR'NED BEEF .......... . 20¢ and 22¢ set himself rlgm again however by “,L ....... ‘ U?_.’;,..g,§.nd Giéfwoodfigo :
3’ I: "an“ 3'“; °’ “19”“; Jib“: BONELESS CORNED BEEF . ................... 21“?“ Food use of a marriage cvrti- Mm. Morgan ............ Vcru 1111111011303: 0:9. .
.. l“ V “3‘: - one ll c 00 CR 9 “thh ho lllld secured for use Frances Ilenlinflayl a ‘0‘", widow ' ‘
“.l‘tcreatee pinched nerves and pain In FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. “121;“ “1"“ P d I ...................... 611111511 Stone }. '3‘
, ‘I lb 111 motor sue on ' ' "1"“ .rccnwoo 11111111" ”H‘- Dr. Van Winkle, 1ro elor llcstCurc 0’ S
:jlllz'llle 0 9 d B K d sellllllze’s saniim Mflkcts port 0‘12“”! J Morgan, 11 chrouici ............... I...l...ri..M. A. 'I‘avlor. .. :2"
llilihlrollr'acxors remove the cause 01 ' ‘ 33:3“: “Surf?“ ‘i’mfi‘V tovlbe IVin’fil'V' Bruno , ......... Robert Friedlander u .8:
~ ' ’ . ' ~ - 01 T 11m 33 “m 1111 Con to lo K 1cm ...... l' in" Toll=
:lViViVeVerVoeVV 31113111313111.2933 ‘Sexz'w: 32 Washington St... 39 Mam St. Ion, who took the ban oi his wife, Jpfisp§go, (:39, Liberty \Hall H030; .. 5 ma r t S ri" G a r me "15.?
1‘3!!! gm your body Fumble "on,” South, Norwalk. Norwalk. ,1 {iii-Nd their parts In cxccllcn} style ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, “ill‘i‘t‘ll Scoficld . l
given speclal attention also curvature l' 6‘1“ “ dhnco "l "“3 5‘9de “Cl 'I‘hc Burglar .......... Clarence Close. .’ '
1111‘ 1119' spine You will newer regrsl ..- m which ”my "brought “0"“ 3110 Scenes. ’:0 The Spring Clothes Problem will prove VVeasy of solution 1
—‘ v‘v“ v v‘—" ‘:' 'u' A‘l 1—4‘ 11 d. d l i ' H Ill d
mimic?! Chmprum ' chm" to King you... as scum”. Ruling“, luvs, 6:1,: "8:0;VV{°I"{$;'O“, 0 Sonic; ’f 'once you see our array of Fashinablc Spring Models. Suits.
“"3...” mum“. men mo crowd that he had the makings of an 1111. Afternoon ' ’3' Separate Coats and Dresses. 1 ’
born nclor' Inst cvculnu and should Act "MT“ anmc. ironing. . ‘ _ s ‘V
T. Fla i9, l) C e y “ er c “1““) Mikel! candidate for me Corn MusIcaI Synopsis—Act 1. ,, COATS FROM ............................ $7.98 up,
"c ‘ 1" ‘0‘“ 1‘0““ force 'Opcn Ensemble : SUITS FROM ................................ $10 11])
V04 Washington St.. So. Norwalk. Conn. Miss (.Iadys Stone in ”‘9 ml" 0‘ (a) ”The Music of I.01"e'.lliiss SIOI‘IC 0:. DRESSES FROM. ......... $5 955 up 1.
' G d t I Pal er 8 11 0| ”"1093 ”Pnlinzll'fll’. 1! mum: wIdow (b) “Honolmoou lnn' ..1\Ir. CobIIVI ” ----- V 1- .' . ‘ ,
V ra us a mm m c o bloc took 11 very 11111101111111 and 119,... . , , WAISTS/FROM ........................... $1 00 up .
. l ill “ill lndclot 111d .............
by; ‘ _w_ ingV part In 1110 producllon and dIs- ,,,,,,,,, 1“. Grccnuond ,an Girl. 0‘ TRIMMED HATS FROM ................. 31.981111' V
.. 1 1 . 1213:? "“10" 5“” "I ”I“ ll" 01 Ill‘l‘s 'I. do In 11 Soc-Saw” ................. loo UNTRIMMED HATS ...................... $1 25 up 1 .
W“ " ' ' ‘ ‘ 011-1 ...... 1 1n s 111 c .......... 1'
NEW SUITS As the curtain 1osc on 1111' first not. "Como 01:13:91! “3385}? Vnnd . FEW 3’ SEN § SUITS FROM ....... $1 ‘ 00 “5' " '.
Th 1 I a?“ n lilo come compull) was gathered on ' .............. Miss Stone and nor.» 00 0Y5. SUITS mkd ' " ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘. ' ' ' ' 3' 98 11,1.
. 0 Sty C8 we are ShOWlng 01' .a 0.1V115 Maggi llllll'Cd ,in lllli‘llCllVC 505. “A Lillie (oil'l Lilit’ “011”“le Osborne BOYS 9WASH SUITé F M . .' .............. 98¢ ill) .
spring are certainly dandies. com- tomes the open ensemble was 101 "Yaddio Coo" ........ \rl. “10.1mm“ GIRLS WASH DRESSES FROM ............. 50¢ up
bin'V in a most satisfactory way 7, _ 1oner: by a dcgglurVulV solo 'p'rhe Music " Ac. u_ 0:. BOYS' AND GBRLS' DRESSES FROM ..... $1 50 $1; .’1
__S e nail and Low Price. ' l. 1 ' ’ ° "0." "9“ 9"“ '1 “cc-19m "1811- “Poor Bunérfl " .................... o ' I WEATER FROM ........ 11'
, tVlVVVV; :1 V VVVVtVlVrVV you satisfaction I Fe]. 371 25 Washington Street "133}. 3’1 Virgina. Stone. $113.2... .. VVVVV “M 10mm, and 11mm. 5V GIRLS SPR nos 5 $2. 50 1 .1 V
' 5 9-11 sung y 0 11 "Two Hazel E c162“? 1' S Ii
$12.50, $5.00, $18.00. - 1 Cabin, 11nd this number was recolvul "Tbcros Someihim: Abguiellll'ou'c‘?..e}£.l u’u’u’u’u’u’u’u’u’u’u’oo’u’u'oo’eo’«‘00.» :»V. .«3‘
' " - . - 133.31%35123331‘1‘? on??? SEES? 1 3"‘1lig‘l'ilc‘mpm “1"“ "r on.“ ”"" ' ' ' h t 111 H ‘-
' ' ‘ ' ' , ' . . ‘ e a " s 55 ppl” ....... usllne Smith meeting- In 1 e in most 0 c on
CODYflght CIOIhlflgCO.I ‘1 '4 ‘ was of a wonderful helm. and 1113 (b) "The Modern Dame" VVVVVVVVVVVV RECOGNIVZE AMERICA DAY Guard. at Bridgeport, tonight.
' ‘ . pf Cld s or “rs ay 11111141111 11nd donclnz number: found Eunlco Phllbrook Leland Close and CONCORD. N H. All?“ 11- -—-Tbe id 1 . u I1 '1 tel“
1 €7N.7‘Main St. So. Norwalk. _ ' 1 V great favor with the his audience. Lt John Cshill 5mm sonata yesterday passed the ~ Pres e11 Blunt?- ‘1'0118 . -
1' P ofit Sharin Bank Con 11 'th in Grand Greenwood and the. Girls ((3) "Futurist Fox-Trot". ............ house bIll abollshlng past Day as 11 graphic request, seemed permission
p531- FREIGHT LINE 1'0 NEW 1' S . P0 5W1 cull pure 38“- chorus rendered llfl excellent 8013:. .Mlss Bunion and Mr. Greenwood legal holiday and ““5““ng the from the commander of the Eastcrtrr'
).
1
The bill department, for the 1110 companies of
as the senate United States Coast Artillery, station:
‘1 ..
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in honor of New Hamll- I ~-—'~~--
iTlne Banner Bakery
‘EVVCVVIV 367
WILL SPEAK IN B'RIDGEPORT.
r at
HARTFORD April 11 -—Govcrnor 5 MW” " °
We are now able to supply 011:;
W- “"1”- order each day. We also have T
occund. act was :1. vocal solo, "Poor
'llilltcr'flyfl the big hit of this your";
“Big Show" at tho New York Hinoo
drome, excellently Pondered by Miss
Mildred Osborne and ensemble. W-ar
ren-Scofleld then song “Two «Hazel
1Eyes.",,,nnd.woo- Iorcod to respond
“we. Annd lirue 11mm In tho mum-cl.
Italic applause of his delighted audi
cucc.‘ Mr. Scoflcld 1:1 .a singer of note
about Norwplk. 11nd his work 111181
night was of sterling cllaractcr.. A
1.1t,y..duot by M 511 Beatrice Camu-
‘11111 and John (ubill, entiliéd “There' s
anilauded by the audience. 111111 litt'c ;,
Miss Justine Smith then made one of . '
the big hits of tho evening when Shel
sang. “Mississippi” Miss Smith, 111'
‘tllougb still a very young lady 1'Ven—I
tiered tho $910 In a manner. which
could not be 1.111 passed by many pmV
fessionalsV. .
Mrs; Eunice Plrilbl'oo‘lr. Lolavi
Close 'and John C-ahill presented 11 1
dancing number] In faultless style 11an
11910 heartily applauded by the audi—
".‘"lllltnr at Fox Trot." “n'nthl'r
romeo number. which waso parody on;
the preceding number by neurone} »
Greenwood and Mlar Vera Bunion. j
“bro in down the bound.” Miss
Judy Stout: and Kennélh Scofleld
'dcrad an oxcéllcnt duct; en.
‘11 girls. , one snore. by” the TV
Soofield 1
Ii iconiploled tho-1311c.
11in;
7Pl'clllll'lllll Ior wolum lvoollcliduns at Govcl'llor's Island H
, lotions young woman and men, who were anxious to learn the rudimenls.
land.1New Yuck city, had to use lyo den imitations oi 'guns.
111111111 Laagus for Self Defense, charging with imitation guns, onqu
Above 8 F 13
low
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