No
, day our country will be
5‘11." It
; Someday a lot of coal is
. want when you want it.
llsikoad Conditions as affecting
your order
thstanding oar shortages and stoppage: we have had
good luck with getting through a number of cars 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 Batch dz Bailey Company implies, but
please do not get peeved if you cannot get every thing you
21.. can: out: :w: rafts.
Mrs Jerm- Arron and Miss Mary
l‘hirhester. of East Nor-walk. were re-
grcetportionoitheluthubocn
G! N lumber IN lit! “I“ I hcvcbeen Inuit guests of relatives in New (‘3-
almostimpouihle.fhiseonditionisnotgrowingcnybetter in“. . _
and from interviews with Railroad Officials we learn that i A“ “1'09”“ “”9"“! 0‘ “1“ 5“"
there is 'ht possibility of any relic! within the near mm . um: (‘iitb urn be held tonight in un-
club rooms in the (‘olburn building. in
Wall street.
Company A. of the auxiliary police
' force drilled lat-l night on the Green.
in East avenue, (‘aptnin Stewart E!-
: liott was in charge. -
The annual meeting and luncheon
of Woan‘n's Association of South Nor.
walk Congregational (‘hurch will be
held \Vednes’dar' at the church dining
I‘OOlll.
\\‘\"' “ 3.4 ‘9:
- .— Iricmbct : of Company B, of the aux-
iliary police are requested to meet
Of all Spring Suits, Coats,
Till-2 NEW senior ~
Humour 0F CHlROPRAC'rV-
‘hiroprsctic is the definition t
» oi the iisease and the art or
noting the same. Disease is cause-t
‘ a wrench. twist or sprain in the“
_ "Even if done in childhoodI
mus pinched nerves and pain in‘
33 South Main. St.
life to the dinerent organs nndv
Final Clean up Sale
Dresses, Skirts, Waists,
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 money out.
CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY
The Norwalks‘ Pioneer Promoters oi Ready-to-wear Ap-
I parel of the Better Kind for Women Who Know.
promptly at 8 o'clock this evening in
the. Town Assembly Hall, in Wall
.street, for drill. }
l’or'rucr Commodore William ll.
llyington's yacht "Flicker" was plat,
ed in the water yesterday after hm"-
.ing been hauled out at \lill>rs ship
yard all winter. ‘
The First District Fire Depart-
‘tnr-crrt responded to an alarm front box
iii located at the corner of Chestnut
Iarrd Summer street at 1 o'clock this
afternoon, but when the firemen ar-
Muslin
men who are changing a pole in Sunr-
nicr street, had jarred the pole
which the fire box is located. and the
alarm had been turned in in this inatt-
ner.
stirred with a sudden fit of insani
South Norwalk.
troprnctors remove the cause of ‘ " W
.-. and pain, health is restored
_ sh harmonizing the nerve cyeI
. us in your body Female troublee'
’ on special attention; also curvaturel
the spine. You will never regret
‘the Chiropractor a chance to
Profit Sharini: Bank
‘ motto treatments given also. I Chases'
, Francis n C I VEAL srnw ........
ilhlnqton 8t.. So. Nomatk. Conn. Live l"Vlll‘Sl ____ 92c lb.
‘ “”“"“*° "°"' "W" 3W" Frankfurters . . . 22c lb.
WEN" '" I Pressed Ham . 25c lb.
BOILED HAM ..L.. ..
Ht; GREAl‘le
FOOD VtLUE
Frisbie’s Pies
I lie mest economic
dessert. Sold at all
, (ores. Try them
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
- TEETH -
Without Plates
.r. H. Mallory
9. Main St. .80. Norwalk. C
mga.m.t05p.m.,7to
.P- m.
avger Appointment 0an l
PORK
t.
8
32 Washington St.
Wednesday Specials
Beers Meat 8.- Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
South Norwalk. Phone ‘xrso.
Speoal for Tuesday
25c lb.
Sirrllza‘s Sanitary Markets
Ity last night. hits! Mary Sheelran‘
—i tumped from a setond story window
lof her home in Maple 'strt,ec and ran
greeted considerable excitement.
itrptown police Wel‘e notified of
Coupons with cash pur-
tt‘iral of an officer she was
, . , IiItllt‘lllSl‘llltlllti :tpptals to subscribe
................... 180 “3. Ian ttutourolulie «Lilli-“l: “I‘Mlllflll‘tfl‘lllmtor the bonds, public meetings areI
H )1 l C] J x I 92 lb imitation) n t it . - Iplanned it. be lit-id in most of the
L It “(5L - ~ - ~ C - will undergo treatment. 'rrge towns and cures to be addressed
BlOOd Pllddlllfl‘ .. 220 lb. Sonic unknown person inrlwrsonnied. if“ “9” k“"““ :Ppl‘k“; S‘I‘m 0‘”
trip an organism sped ers )ureau.
. 9" . . V n > - .
Beef Loaf - - - - . . .00 lb- txd‘m B ("’m‘""' of Camp "m‘t' n“ 'atpeals through employers are beingt
_ Iitiht‘l night it‘lPDhUW‘d ”l“ \Dl‘mlkInrnde to workers in fattoties and
................... DOC lb. police headquarters and tirade it cortrIshops to take bonds of small-i dcnom- l
plnirrt about alleged disorderly m- :Hlmuous. $50 {lino 31.01:) mid loot foft‘
l . .- . ._ r: I I, Inc: in fronti'm“ in ins-ta mtnts an s rate 0 ,
“m “ “huh ‘ rd “k nlp ‘ ‘ .\i “h .l'eietl to loan money to subscribers toI
to? ”W “mm" 0" “re ‘0‘" L1” pry for the bonds which are held by' I
throok. of (‘ttmp street. it was stath the banks as security, until paytneniI
13 MAIN ST- todnv that \irs. .‘tliddlebrook had con- in full is made. posters with \nrious
suited “tilt hir,,tlorlram and found
that he lrttd made no conrpluint and
didn't know of ant disorderly actions.
The matter ha been placed in the.
hands of Attorney lohn .l. (‘uirco and
tl-"rtelopments are expected,
Norwelk. “Phone 881.
l llettruse the amount of bids for the:
new school house at ltarien were so
incarly the s:.mre the l‘arien Sthoog
{ lloartl u as unable to decide at tr mem-
!ing held last night, to whom the con'
llliil should be awarded. A (ominit.
teen was appointed to look further in-
to the spetifications t‘outtnctor
\‘l‘uldron of this citr, and the \‘uono
(“oristruction (‘ompany of Stamford,
were union" the law no bidders. Tho
School Board also talked over plans
for the graduation exercises in tho
CHOPS
39 Main St.
24 Cottage Street.
.._1_ . .____-
iel. 371
1:3 5&lrl Stamps Free.
vv“'~—. ..
«Mend
{or Booklet I
East lndta Tea Co.
125 Washington Street
EAST INDIA BUTTER, America 's Flirt-st (‘rearuery
‘ . PURITY COFFEE, the best value in America, ......... 300 lb.
SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE, hut-t m- 'l‘lran rm tit-slit ‘oi‘l‘ocs, “
PURE CONDENSED MILK . .
South Norwalk. Nerwalk. ‘ l
~ 7 J Darren schools.
. - v __ “ " " - . The New Haven lloyttl Blues, with
i i the famous colored pitcher, ‘Arrtly‘
i 0“ ‘ ave P ioodwin will be the attraction at the,
S ECIALS Ward street grounds, Sunday after-I
All noon. The New Canaan-lndepcrrdcnt'
I y unk Force, per pkg """""""""""""""" ' ---------- 100 game scheduled for .lune‘ 2nd has been
' Shredded Wheat ............. . ..... ' ............ 2 pkgs. 216 cancelled because of the fact that n,
h I ‘ . v ' . . - x |
‘ Pure 00003., 111 quart Jars, cut to ........................ 230. Silileaf‘lOl) liriuncinil 1 aIrrairiieanIi‘r:
I \ .. , “.9 l
o a 9 Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, lb. ..................... 210 mum “it b‘llnrlti:‘gfft'uctjl‘arrie of the
' manage s. . t z . ,
uccessor to Wm Efl'ron Selected Mlxed Tea, lb. I ' I. """"""""""""""" 250 independents lrus booked the fast .\ew
a hot.- 99 I . Fancy EVaporated P91101188, 111 lb. pkgs. ........ . .......... 13C Milford team for a date early in .Illlll',
. ‘ ‘ . . 2
' V ' . * ted a game. who
.l‘ort \rro ‘ P ' Q and has also .rctcp ‘ .-
I. M“ m m. A. STULL “Jimmy" Barry's All-blurs. \Hlll Do
lan in the box. "Eddie" Riley, the
former star third baseman of the Yost
team will hold down the diillcult cor-
ner for the All-Star's. The. Norwalk
Junior trill meet the Centers of
Bridgeport in the preliminary game
at the Ward street ground Sunday af-
torroon.
EDDIE CASEY OF
I ' HARVARD TO SAIL
I FOR FRONT JUNE 2_
3
East Norwalk.
. 43c lb.
C \l’BRlDC‘ E, Mass” May 22—Thc
i makeup of the latest Harrard unit of
the American Ambulance Servide,
which will sail June2 for France, wa's
5 lbs. for $1.00 . announced yesterda). i
! The 16 men will include llarry ll.
------- ' - - - - . 2 cans for 255 Dadtnun, captain of last year's foot-
,W ball team; E. L. Casey, halfback; .l.
on Patents
is TABBED IN consume
l. "nuns sneer g
scour. connscrtcur EXITH SPADING FORK
(Continued From Page One)
toarann LUNGS I
‘ (Foam Am, cows (1 to attend the injured man, who is
‘now laid~up in bed suffering from the
I rounds which he. received in hi 5 fore-
dread from the pitchfork wielded by
I'Zglonrbicki Januszewskl' s wounds
are not believed to be dangerous, how-
ttg. we nepotism
had been turned over to the authori-
.-»cr, and the case has been assigned
L. Bigelor. a football guard; .l.‘ D.
Hutchinson, a mile runner, and Paul
.Squibb, manager of the track team.
. l
for trial on S
o'clock, before Judge) Lockwood, in, the
uptown court. liords were fixed at
13100 and Zglom‘picki was released this
morning after the stipulated ainount‘
hilt—rdayfirgno—r'lilhg at” 9
TO LET—THREE LARGE U'N‘FUR-
nished rooms with all impmvements.
ties by Mrs. Carolina. iRotla, of Plait 1mm” 8 Elm Grove street. “‘22 3t
avenue.
Both of the men who figured in iastI
night‘s ai‘fray were arrested on April
$32.9. 25:53:?.gii’gsil‘uii°i‘i; m m... d m
0 I
as are now pen in; in the Superior keeping. Central.
court, under $78 bonds. . Sentinel Office.
\
ti tor tight house-I
llt‘lrezs G. (2., care,’
' " m2? 3t
City NeEI
‘i‘ivcd they discovered that sortie line-I
en‘-
IttllOlll the neighborhood where slth
The.
MissI
I Slu-ehtrn's condition, and upon the at 1
taken in '
WANTED—BY MmmED C'OUPLEt ‘
Tristram & Hyatt
. Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
OF MANY
ranged in a wide
pleasing modes.
THE SWITCH
An exceedingly practical pur-
chase is a natural wavy switch
" which may be bec'omingly ar-
20 and 24 inch
WA W SWITCHES
$1.95 and $2.95
USES
variety of
“-3—.
DISTRICT MEETING
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t
REDERAL RESERVE I
"\t'un :tdtm risers are inserting in their .
slogans will be distributed to be dis-
played in store windows and on bill
boards and thousands of appeals will
be sent through the mails.
To hurts the neudtd world effect on
our allies as wall as our enemies. it!
is imperatirc that the two billion Lib-I
itrty lioun be orerscribtd. .
~GREAT CHANCE TO SAVE
MONEY
Buy fresh caught fish, the finest in
town and the. cheapest. These Ill‘lt‘t‘s
l‘or Tues. and Wed, only at the wagon :
i
l
f
i
H. Kricger a: C0.
RUG DEPARTMENT
9 x 12 Axminsier Rugs
9 x 12 Nep Tapestry
I at very special prices. All new
I 191? designs. come and lake
. your pick early.
Easy Pay
You Wish Them
ments it
.i
torner Washington and Water streets,’
fromz to 7: extra large roe shad :35c; '
and 35cm pieced lbs dressed ells 2m who recently enlisted in tho \‘avnl
5 lbs 'wcak fish 250‘ 5 lbs cod “ch Coast Defentc (serve and were call-
25c «libs butter fish 25c ,cmckers, 5 ed out are enjoying furlough; which
lbs 25c ‘ they are spending in this city visiting
their families and fronds. .\ir. Lturc
COAST DEFENSE RESERVlSTS Iis rated as a second class machinist
HO‘ME :and has virtually been promised an
Arotmr (Happv) Lane and Wilfred advance in rank by June 1. lie is sta-
Sturder'unt, two local young men tionted on the. 65 foot cruiser, No. 35.
C.
it is it submarine t-lrn'scr and can make.
36 miles an bottr and can cntise for at
distance. of more than 3'th miles with
otit replenishin: fuel. It was recent—
ly on exhibition at the Motor Bout '
show in New York and utter the. show
was turned over the U. S. government.
was turned over to the U. S. low.
May issue of “Popular Mechanics."
FOR
LAWN FURNITURE
LAWN SWINGS, 2 and 4 Passenger
2 Passengers, $4.98.
Phone 105
STERLING
Summer Furnishings
COUCH HAMMOCKS, REFRIGERATORS, PQRDH
4 Passengers, $6.75.
rfiltetre are made of extra heavy selected lumber and well '
_ bolted. Guaranteed to stand all weather conditions.
REED BABY CARRIAGE-S $18.95 up, in all finishes.
Sterling Furniture Co.
127,129, 131 Washington St.
AND
Norwalk Chronicler