sis _,.
;' Railroad Conditions as affecting !
s m :
a... u...“ 32"”, ; your order
(all; to save our " . . hoe
- rm mm is ac. admfiufi'sWWu‘m Jm‘s’i: hoe:
. nlmoetimpouible. Thisonnditlonisnotgrowingmyhetur
l andtromintsrviews withhilroodomeinlsve turn that
g thereiulightpouibilltyofnnyrelieiwithinthemrfntnn.
9 Notwithstanding ear shortages and stoppages we hove had
good luck with getting through a number of our: and have now
a. large stock although not in all grades as usual.
We are bending every energy to give you the service that
the reputation of the Hatch & Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
’, want when you want it.
t The Hatch e Bailey Col
much later day, when
’I so seems we must con-
it often has us bsfl‘led
“d sells as high as Wool-
?orlh’s tower or Haman's
mt scafl'old. We think
‘ ’11 say,‘ ‘There ’s not a doubt
M war’s the same old curse
the Coalman’s job at the w, w. w”, WW, “on,” a.-.“ \W‘. w-.. u... . . , .. .3.
”out; time is just as bad or 5951‘!" mg“? ' “"“ " “"2 ‘1." as " ,-
m ” .
' "rise
esters
soreness? '
Final Clean up Sale \
Of all Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Muslin
Undergarments, Petticoats and Millinery. Everything of the
best you’ll find here priced lower than any store on earth. If
you don’t buy here you are 1:: ‘rey out.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
The Norwalks’ Pioneer Promoters of Ready-to-wear Ap-
parel of the Better Kind for Women Who Knew.
\ ‘ I
lire New or ?.(’il(‘ l
”Skimmers OF cmnownAC-‘K‘
{hit-numeric is the definition c
_ ., of the tissues and the art or
6 ting the same. Disease is cannu-
w’wrencn, twist or sprain in the
Eve: it done in childhood
use pinched nerves and pain in
lite tn the dlnsrent organs and.
t
a
“‘ngpractors remove the cause oi
. and pain. health is restored
. harmonizing the nerve us
in your body. Female troubles‘
; en‘spectsl attention; also curvature
storyline. You will never regret,
” the Chiropractor a chance to
Saturday Specials
1,500 lbs. SIRLOIN STEAK .................... . . . 29c lb.
1,500 lbs. PORTERHOUSE STEAK .................. 310 lb.
ROLLED RIB ROASTS ................ . . . . . . . . 30c lb.
LEGS 0F SPRING LAMB, RIB AND LOIN LAMB CHOPS.
Beers Meat & Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
om- trearments given also.
T Francis, D. C.
IWashington St.. So. Norwalk. Conn. ;
'Grldtratp 0mm Dalmr-r School I
13 MAIN ST.
Nor-walk. Phone 88!.
FOOD VALUE
Frisbic’s Pies
l .—.:. - ._... ._. ..
he most economic Sat .. (l S . , l 1
dessert. Sold at all V p
‘ . — - LEG LAMB ......................... ' ............ 303 lb.
“ll-“b. l ’3’ them SHOULDER VEAL ROAST ........................ 24c lb.
.. , . , RUMP VEAL ROAST .............................. 260 lb.
,7 7 V H ' CALF LIVER .................................... 22c lb.
" EETH - CUDAHY D. o. HAM ................ ‘ . . . ........ 233 1b.
Without Plates . . ‘ -
1 H M ll ; Smilazs sanlary Markets
,' ' ‘ a ery . 32 Washington St. Main St.
- . . 39
,Marn St. So. Nor-walk, Ct. .
it‘s 9 a. m. to 5 p. m" 7 to 8 South Norwalk. Norwalk.
9. "m: .
Ways Bv Appointment Onlv - » ....-.. - .
TODAY'S coun'r news' .
‘nie Daugherty was arrested last
. ‘by Officer Swocnoy for drunk- SPECIALS
She was discharged by Judge ’
H. Vosburglt in the City Court EETEEOESrWllimt """"""""""""""""" 2' 'pl ' ' :26 ,
n t ............................... (gs. .. c
18 Harrimon g0, mm, in the Pure Cocoa, in quart jars, cut to ........................ 230
port railroad 5,300,, I“, night Try Our Fresh Roasted Cofl‘ee, lb. ..................... 210
Watershed a pair of weighing scales. Selected Mixed Tea, lb. ............................... .250
{as arrested at the South Nor— F . -
, wot last night by Oiiicer‘ 8mm] anoy Evaporated Peaches, m lb. pkgs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13c
taken to Bridgeport to await A STULL
n..Ctisliing and Nicolas Brand-
imlll fight no more in a public 24 COttage Street EaSt Norwalk.
arm-r mime or Lian"
innit had not
done their hit. and urged lhr [maple '
.to having» interested in the
, in r-l‘r'lie or all room, tin- bond we
,‘rns held. lbw/elm. )‘vslt-rda)‘ alto!“
.‘nouu. between the banks-1s and bust
. tress men oi the city and A. W. Greg-
'ory and H .'l‘. Andrews. New York
.They went at it last night on
turd. avenue with hammer and . *
East India Tea Co.
J'. Harry Gibson. Their cases
l‘el. 371 125 Washington Street
EAST INDIA BUTTER, America‘s Finest (‘rr-euucuv . . 43c lb.
.
if) this morning and Cuslling
d$7 and Costs by Judge
H..Vosbnrgh in the city and
s was fined $5 and costs. limb
" on were from Bridgeport and
newt sporting in n' automo-
ow named Huntington was
‘ rods for the Belgium Relief PURITY COFFEE, the host value in America . . , . 3001b
traces yestordny when he was ‘_ .. . 7' V ‘ """ V ‘
v Ofilcer iStrntton b-Pcnllso 1" ”Ml Stumps 1‘ ”‘9-
‘716‘“? drinks 100 many. llunt SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE, “ licllcr 'l‘hun Most l’icsl (.‘oll'ccs."
as put on a train to Water
i told to keep out of town , ‘ 51bit. for $1.00
PURE CONDENSED MILK ................. 2 cans for 25c
's PLAYHOUSE aunnan Mp”
outbouse which was being _.
‘ Am -. \AA’
nouns m WANT ‘,
damned no. Pm Um i f
iwt‘.
bum on brink
he's-Ii. The banks
a: ll
huts
should In \ l‘
bonds.
has been-wry slot. A swir‘wnce ,
“minimum
" W" -... V~~‘-”":‘f3~r
W.‘
ristram & Hyatt .
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
bankers. acting with th Federal lit:-
:«r‘lH‘ bank oi that city.
Judge Henry W. (in-gory was ununi
mously cliosrn as chairman 01' Ill»
meeting. 110 ('Xplilllll‘d what lllt‘ Lib
r-i-Iy Iiund was, and spoke along lines
ol organization. Mr. Andrews did
likewise. Thomas 1. Raymond spoke
of appointing a small committee, who
would in turn elect a larger one, to
have emin- charge oi the organization
work. Mr. Raymond spoke briefly on
tlm importance of flouting lllPSt‘ bonds
at once. Charles ii. lioyt, oi’ the
South Norwalk Trust Company. gar-e
a short talk on one plan. which would
mean the purchasing oi bonds in
rather large quart'ill'N ll" ""‘ .‘"‘”“"‘
The plan, he explained in brief, was
that at prospective'pur‘cllasei' of :1
bond would be allowed to buy one by
pining $101"? down. and the some
amount monthly. The plan met with
tho approval of those present. (len-
crul llu‘ssell Frost spoke- on 1hr- horos-
Stylish Spring Suits of the latest models.
Finely tailored separate Dress Skirts.
A big stock of Dainty Waists of many materials
A new line of Reliable Rain Coats
Lightweight Underwear for. Women and Children
A big and varied display of Hosiery
Last Days of the Sale of FRUIT JARS
at Last Year’s Prices.
1
sily oi' soiling rho bonds at once, from
:-. military Fl"n‘lp!llnl. llc channel‘s.» , - ,__ _, ‘
that the wo‘k ol' propnriiig we! ‘ r r i w ‘ Y .‘
slurkon, it this loan couldn‘t lu- push? “NI‘GIVITKS (JOLI‘Q’IBUS
(.II E LADIES NIGHT
od through. “1- bolicx‘wl 'ut tho I‘l-rl
Iii-uninimt li‘rorn l‘nc‘v ()ut‘) ' I
M4...
l'u-z of an onumubscrillii0“ ‘0 ”1‘“
bonds would ham :1 bit: ctl'cr-t on Uri",
many. Finally. the sriaflt‘SlitlIl 0‘ M" _.
. ~ 1' , . . . . ‘
lliililllmld ““15 “‘lm’tm’ ‘md tho ,(lf‘m, l. .\lr'.\liill()ll. and as usual \\'llll ni-‘
was iluiliul'lZPd ‘0 “1‘00"" 4‘ 1"‘l’1"““"'; turns in “‘llll'll ln- has any part arc
intiw muuuittcr- “l ”V“ ‘“ ;”Wm” ”M always of a high standard. it con—t
lame committee in lime (‘liill'lil‘ ”llsihlt’i’l ol' the opening part of :r first-,I
ullio work; ‘ . ‘1 _ 1,-3‘13“ lnllisin'l show. Thomas i“. Mi:-
Jndtw cursory fipl'OHllNl ‘ 1"” kl filnlion air-ed as inivrlocator. and at:
.lioyl. lilt'ttlrt-i ll. Tili‘llllplllll‘l-‘i-q‘“ ,inir-rlucnlur, and introduced the two
it‘l‘ ”Salli. Frank A. Smith dill“ will“ pn-mior conwdians. llib und Wrnl.
uel lioodm‘l' =15 “1“"le f i". ‘ “f: f“‘” . linlpli it}. llibblo with tambourine and
,mmvv 8031110“? 0- ("mu “f” “l' . John W. “Water with poms. and all
i pointed N‘Cl‘t‘lm'l‘ ll." ”l" (‘l“""““““; blur-km! up Mr. Ilibblc certainly made
. , - . . . i . : . ' .
:J‘h" “’“li‘lml‘l‘ lll‘“ .uimrrrned ”m” :-. in! as :in end man, and had it true
:Mmltlfll “fli'l'lllllm . l imrtucr in John W. Winter. ’l‘heir
1| The nomination (‘Olllllllllt‘t‘ Hl‘" "“ jokos‘. wol‘c uood and their songs well
intuiiitll‘ll' following ”W “ill""llu'W‘n‘ innit-rod. Edward .1. Splun, who is
lol‘ the meeting. A ccnerul wol’klnu‘wr. he "\1 ('0. rd- , h\ " -.
I (‘ulilllillll‘l‘ of one lnmdu‘d “‘33 “l' l \\ will? luvs tofu. Iiii Alllt'l‘lt‘(lf\:)l(ft’ ill?“
& pointed and a lvimr has bevnllllilll“. last night. and his sinuin: we-ll merit
"his afternoon to curl) morn wr l1" til tho it Vii-rust ' '
. . ~ non him. John 1-.
questing tin-1n lo lm prim-tn at lbw Knights lililllllwl'h one of the circle.
El'll.‘ “ll” mootlnu ““ Monday “.“TI'W olso sane. beautifully and Jars. Wells.
lilooll ill li'llf ili‘llll‘ll- A (01’) "l ““ of Stamford, who belongs to St. ‘Aip
. ,, , , . .
! lclic. follows.~ 1 nus-line's Council, and who has n beau-
Cili’ “gill-w __ Mimi lultm‘ voice rendered a grand
Mil.‘ 13‘ ‘1“ twice-lion. lli" also recited. Win. .1.
, My Dear Sir: ‘ .3; lloauun-nnothcr'i'orning singer of our
; ion liuvo bl'un uppornml u mornltlvi city. was ulso in ”w circle. Miss
gul’ Ill" (‘Olllll'l’ll‘l‘ “l ““f' “WWW“ I“. You) llunlon. as usual. showed su-
lronpl'r‘dlr- with lllr‘. Naimliil ('"ll""' :llvl‘llli' “bill” in dorlnrnmtion. Miss
let‘ in scouring F“‘"‘"“““'””"" l” tin-5 Hdnn liowurd made a wry tint: irn-
“—
H. Krieger & Co.
Rummage Sale
A few small lots left from
Dollar Day
will be sold tomorrow at
DOLLAR DAY Prices
Come and See
I
—
-‘n.
”bit” Loan. 1 gprm-siou upon her hearers, not inning
’ '1 1”“ “‘0‘.“ should chullcn...‘ ‘" “" bvcn ltcurd at this end of the city.
'utr-rution of cvcrv citizen wlm um] nor slur-int: was lliP surn'iso of .
nines the claims All the nation, whose all who had the pleasure of hearing
lily. vl'illri‘ 5 us . llvr ,-
- .. -‘l l » ‘ t
“‘ "mm” M tin; ,cl?n‘:;lmlj\.‘u.:‘ 1" A grand march. led by Mr. and Mrs.“
hold a} the My .m , ?_‘0n‘l.d‘ : ‘. ‘1- Collins, of New Milford. was [1“. [can
71*? m. ‘l ‘Hfll‘l'fik' I“: “Ills"; m" ‘| H iiuro of the evening. The (‘olumbinn'
iini “ l'"" “1 w T” y" ' "l“‘io. consistin" of ’l’honrm l“. Mc-
Th“ wnr conditions """V‘Tim‘" .llxthou, whitewhl‘vnnk V. Tir-hinbon.‘
prompt ”SD-ms“. M. Q" Ila}? M ”W violin; Dominick Eula. guitar; proved,
“‘“r‘mlc r'lllzun‘. "1 ‘ orwu {' ' | llo he as Hood us any \‘ziudr-villo art.1
l \‘m “m mrncstl) ”W'bh'd ‘" " ,soen in our own rhoatro. McMahon‘s
l”""‘““" lorchcsira furnished the music for
l‘l:l‘::l‘(‘lll:n'.\l(‘)l;\llrllxll.l\\. dwt‘r‘in" nnd ll was much enjoycd.
l {JubilunI“(¢;1D\EFR 1 Miss Annns Molluul) :u-r-t‘imvniniodi
T‘Exnfii‘g)‘ All'l‘li lull of tho soloists on lllt‘ piano in‘;
ILL/\M‘ i: I: .ll‘OY’l‘ ' g r‘xw-‘lr‘ni. fashion. ,
UMRH" " i. riu .. (‘ztkrn cream and lllllll‘ll wan-r st‘l'l'r‘tl‘
. 1 ,.: ,, -, il ., . 1‘.t‘.?1‘1'”“.' ()‘,1“;.;lii durinu the owning and on-r Sid)
l:ul.u\..ll,, is It. «our 1.: .c . :rooplc wen- present. ‘
‘ hundrcd: _ 4
incl: l‘Ifll‘l'“(33:1.‘8'1‘3? {37“1‘3.’ 3.‘.‘.u‘ili‘..‘f.‘-j‘snccussruL RAID (IN
N. .l. liiotnlzm. John is McMahon. lira, THE FRONT NORTH_:
EAST OF GOUZEA-
COURT TODAY ’
1.. M. Alli-n. Dr M. J. 'l‘l'dt‘t-y. M. J.’
llrll.' ‘
. Howard, in: 'l"runklin H. Brown. lids--
(Continued From Page One) 3
ll
~scll l“:o.~:1. Freeman Lie-lit, John J i
Walsh. .lOth‘pll Ii. 'l‘uylor, llcnry \\'..j
Liz'tgoi‘}. i} (l. Kcvlcr'. l'l. Kl.
t‘liestr-r s. senator, n. 1'. l'l’lt'i’, s. irl
llolnn-S. l". A. Eils, ll. M. Kent, Goo! ‘
ll, llnyrnoml, A. ll. Woodward. l“. l..g , . _ .. ‘ 1
lunnson. ll, ll. Miller, (‘. l.. llnrkcr'.l .“AMHXh l‘ll:\~ “33' 19-“ For-l
lining .lruninrs, Thomas Dulw, Frank i‘lgn Secretary llull'our and other,
ll Jonosl. \\'m. (b ll:nir,(‘l.r;su-i"- I'lkyntl- members ol' tho British missiouf
0N)" (‘olt- urn. . l. .nC'son. wont, to Richinoll \‘u u \' o'
.Flizis. I). llouors. Peter I". llu‘ns. Le ,. .. ‘l' . ‘~ "l.“- ' t
(irund lint-mom] James 15. bills Jr. “5" tln‘ former capital ”t “1“}
,Ed. (‘.. t‘liichcsi'or, \\'m. ll. Malone. l-tl’llleflel'illfl' and lo “bill." fm' "l
lloraco ll. Nash. R. J. Cutbill, Samuel Single (lay the hospitality of thc‘
1.. nmmum, Win. A. Illggermall. A. South.
J,'(‘i(1llllllj_ “ll“. 'l;liorr;ris$i:‘.0l4. it {-1311 Military members of the unis;
u '. s-l . -. -?. - '1'“ .' . . ’
lilornl) l. ll'i'i‘n: Dibble Samuel Lures. “(m "”1“”! \Vl'onills 1“ NM“ on,
- Floyd 3, Al‘épyine' who“ ltiubhd, the statues ot iicnornls-Robert E.‘
lice and Stonewall Jackson.
1“. J. Smith, A. D. Morgan, Everett
1;,,”‘.,|,._\_ Ahrullrlm Harris. Samuel. PARIS, May 19. r\.’»oon.——'l‘liclI
l
l . -.r , . .1“. .' evil] 1' I ,
‘:?:“1"::‘l:i‘n ‘l‘li’q‘fit' (l;)':;3:_,:li‘,‘d '(.:,0;:,:'illc attack on tho Aisnc front lust
- -. n , a v . . . A l ' V- _ _ - . ‘ _ _ . ‘
ill. Lockwood. 1". Prinz Smith. “int/“1541”: llulling hoops lll wchsl
: Moran. purify“), ' u. Monlvnmm'y, against the French positions
Cbr'silnn Swarm. D. W. Williams:northwest ot' Brnyc—cn-lmonnois.
(:lms. l lllllltllld.‘b:l:]9?- lgdll.‘ Mgrtonl 'l'ho Wur- ()i"ticc announces that the
{$11MC;.,;’“::§3'I‘:l'01;;1‘l,"“;g‘:n ‘1 1?.1‘,?““""'illl“ were tumble to reach .
A m -\ ;‘h _ i. .r ' ‘.‘ ”‘1‘ _”IV .
cm“ )1. N. Mavolroi‘f, Chas, Wimnt- llll‘ l‘ltlli‘ll lirrs c.\(.pl on tho
hmmm Mm, N'. “ondm-gml' G. M__oxircmc western part oi the from:
Conlson, N. C‘. .lossun. loot-go Fullllilckl'tl, where some German de-
llf‘llfi. l‘ll‘l'bml. l3. MilllllOWfiilll. I“... C. ‘auhynonlg “'0“ a fluid“
Murphy, Seymour Curlis, (‘. l“. Mills. vanecd ll‘t‘nclics.
Lolloy Montgomery, R. H. Golden, ' '
‘-Chn:=. E. Hoyt. Henry C. l..ockwood.
Wilfred llodv'oll. A. Salmons, Goo. L.
\i’oodward, liorhert ll. Smith, Frank-
Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No: 42, l.
playhouse for the children,
ch was located on the proper-
" es Ferris. in Cliff street.
FOOD SUPPLY SCARCE
IN COUNTRY
will speak briefly as the
chairman
of tho Norwalk Garden Association
lin A. Smith. E. E. ‘mmve. Edwavd
.l. 'l‘ltomus. (Ico. D. Russell: .1. RM lust; evening; followed
‘ . \ v ‘ _ x . . l .
(”onn‘l'“ “‘ all” Glndnty. 1" J' Miss Charlotte Crosby Was
lley- ‘ tninmcnt
nolds, Albert i-‘oblumn. '
SO. NOR WALK
.
:nodneu, .l.' Emory Sir-vens, .lnnlt‘fi:(,in'liltllls‘ open more. returned to .
.—
.12“
A New Serial by the Author
of “Molly - Make - Believe”
Here's a whimsical, irresponsible, little
serial story, light as thistle-down
that seems to dance all over the
place. You will laugh at
“College Face"
‘ by Eleanor Hallawell Abbott
R
beginning in .
PlC'lORlAi. review
for June
l5c a [Copy On Sale Now
u
l...
' JAMES DONNELLY’
-. CONN.-
g in lltl~,
|
“FORCED FRIENDSHIP" A TREATI
0. O. R. had an interesting meetingl
by an enter-l
y_ destroyed by fire yester-
oon, after a blaze which had
d in some dry grass by the
ho had in some way secured
the structure. The Hope
truck responded to it gen-
but the firemen arrived
out. the flames.
The pro-
is slight. '
ty of matches, had'commun-.
committee on the applications for
garden plots. Mr. H. G. Wheeler, ale
so, president of the association, will
speak regarding his work and Mr. .Jte-
roy Chapman, the supervisor of the
whole work, and Miss chkle who has
charge of the children's work. will
each say a word regarding their plans.
Everybody is welcome to attend this
first publicity‘meetlng in the interest
of better food supply for the city and
country; .
"The food suprly question of the
country and Norwalk's responsibility
to it" will be the. subject for a thor-
ough discussion in the meeting who
held in the South Nor-walk Congrega-
tion Church tomorrow evening at
7:30. General Russell Frost will
speak regarding the world sumtly and
give reports irom some of the things
told by Mr. Balfour and V. Vivianl at
New York last week. Mr. Stapleton
l
__ t
HOSPITAL NOTEs
liar-shall Nichols of West Rocks
"Road. and Mrs. Alice Bishop, 7 East
avenue were discharged yesterday.
Admitted yesterday: Nicholas Mara
tin, of 57 west avenue.
Discharged today: Steve Ritzu,
83 Lexington avenue..
Admitted today's. Edward lflnnulgnn
omen-u. Wilton, .g’md ' Miss, noun Ln-
kor, of New Canaan. ‘
oi
\, 1‘ ‘ .. iv .r.’
-.~ .
' rte—appointed district deputy for the,
ensuing; year. Invitations to attend in- l
itintion at rho first meeting in June,"
were sent to the New Canaan and
Norwnlk lodges. Following the dis-
meal of business an interesting sketch
entitled “Forced Friendship." was pro; '.
sentod under the direction of Miss ,
Elsie Raihs. Four people had parts
in it and they were William _Klm-
Andrew,Davey, Inc.
98 Washington St, 80. Norwalk
PHONE 410. PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
Why Pay More ?
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. lb. ............ 43c
“Tastes like more."
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS ............... 41c doz.
Guaranteed.
BEST COFFEE . . . . . . ........ i ..... . ......
“The best you over drunk."
BESTTEA...........'.
“Oolong, Mixed a d English Bro-oldest]; I I '
BESTCEYLONTEA.....................
"No better at. any price."
the nil
29c lb.
39c 115.
mich. Frances Kosmcc, William Zar-
w:s and Elsie Rnihs. . ‘ ‘
Why " Pay More? , ‘
Norwalk Chronicler