most advantageous for buying
Hush little thrift stamp
w.
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innit [llllliltiti
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l’ractieaily all tiains on the New:
.Yorli division stop at the New Haven:
materials to be closed, out at a
room for our spring garments.
gardless of cost.
FINAL SALE OF WINTER (101' llES
The remaining Women’s and Misses' Cloaks. Suits. Dresses,
Skirts, Waists. Hats. Undermuslins, Silk Petticoats in desirable
coal poker; to allow crews to take!
on coal for locomotives. The New-
Haven yards are equipped wLIli mod-f
ern cOal pockets, simplifying the op-'
eration so that locomotives can be
reloaded witlt little delay. .
The barges sank, three days ago'
as they Were helm: towed to the com-
sacrifice price in order to make
1
f
i
T ristram 8. Hyattl
co“? v.3“? Ethan i THREATENS TIE-UP
- . o w. an nun... a Lannie. » an n... .. n... "N N. H. Mlliiiliii; Norwnik’s Lending Dry Goods Store ii
a um um vanish assoamnr or ”Guanine,
DRAPBRIEB.
Pam"! docks, their seams having
opened up after being battered by ice‘
cakes in the trip down the Sound
(tom .\'ew York. Their position has
Therefore same must be sold re-
I
ll
H sun: curs-rs urn rLooa consults In my wmrns.
srattw AND titans nut-rules nt onur vsnmrv.
* Linoleums. Floor and Table Oilcloihs
CURTAIN MATERIALS AND
\ .
ALL ms or nousnnonp nuns nt m BARGAIN summon
.
HIE-4.4“ " .
‘ HO’l‘ BED SASH ;Sunlten Craft Block Channel: , . ' . . .
w..............,.......................,......... l Wm new... at. A Little Bit of Sprmgllke Weather l
WATS ALL the glass set in best putty and lead, making them thoroughly _ s New Haven l _
water-proof. I I w I .. ' Warns us that HOUSECLEANING TIME is coming, and that new furnishings will be neces- P ,1
Place your orders and avoid delay later in the season. sunk“ i'n'hl'lf; :::;§:l'°fi;“in;”g ‘3: ssry. ! .:
Delivery will be made as wanted—but get your order in New York. New Haven & Hartford? ' 7.
. . ' il"dd .k d Ne ll 9.0213 ‘7'
WNE! NOW- .2333. .:;.:...t .2 CA RPETS AND RU as 4
' .tat unles. ih boas" ~'5I-l -f
s “.10.... brzakdfiwn (I. {11.25: law: We have reason to be proud of the splendid assortmentof Floor Coverings in our Carpet ;
e atc a, e 0 .tnay result, because of a lack of «'03: l Department ; “Ii
‘ . [Most of the company's coal is reeeir-‘ ,' , '
’ . M ed in barges. There is every grade from a Wilton Velvet Carpet to a Bug Bug.
made navigation of the channel im-. W ' .. - ,
possible. Every boat of the 'l‘. A. tied foods and explained by compari-
son" Wrecking Company is now at son the difference in the quality of mmmmmmzmwm “
New Haven trying to lift the sunken'liOOdt-i that are packed under various
,barites, General Superintendent Al labels. H" BhOWt‘d by actual taste ' Q _
bert Mot of the Scott company 'ns and appearance why the Clover Leafy E E I: & C
O l l g 0.
‘on ditty for it stretch of l'.‘ hours'iirand of canned foods. Which the tlrtn
i without sleep. directing divers and recommends as being superior to most. ,_
The Welsh we are having
on Silk ll0W.
“recite”. blow piogrt‘ns li‘ ilt'illtl oihhl hlgh Clubs bland-a. ale r93", ‘
Mi CLOAKS we PARIS ntLLin'unv
L40: mums 33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
Add to the Beauty of Your
‘I'llildt’. it is said. in raising the barges. without a litter. When Mr. Abrshnms
Home .
0. B. JACKSON . had concluded. all felt as if they had
i ' iMODERN GROCERY “we” be" m... .. .-.........,
. OPTOMETRIS'I a
where thev had been eye witnesses
t
OFFIClALS DINE of the Processes used. His remarks
Norwai‘s. i
were delivered in a manner that is
always noticeable when the weaker
. knows hit-i subject thoroughly. The
xxvprox Lnnsas—roldmr Oxfords in ootd‘u invr .n n... Friday men's uaitwr— information in imported in his talk .
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough examination 01 the eyes. Oculistst prescrip-
dour promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
l M. Qu’nu. secretat-y “my trpag‘n‘l’ played to their guests. Proprietor
'ol the firm. acted in the capacity of COMO? saw 10“ WHOM")! that each
—
l
i no: cunrants in beautiful
’ designs, both white and cent,
09 and 76c a pair
SCARPB AND BEAMS 25c
, TBOUVILIJ CURTAINING,
20c . 5s Wall Street. ‘
own nmvm'run 25c i
' ' Other Styles ,10c and 25¢: a 4
~ TheRollerStore
[Main and llavilaud St.
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(Continued from First Pale.)
-ttts of this most t-[iterpiising firm. Will'ccrtainly prove invaluable to all
’ 'l‘hm'c in charm-bl the various de- in connection with their work.
. A . , . ... u., , ‘ . Ml_....5g.n | '
michaiman. ““1 explained ”'9 ”"9““ "m" "a” mad? ‘0 {W} at "0”“ The
lpartmentn talked to the managers in Space must be given to the spirit of
. ‘of the con tntion. talking along lines dinner as noted below was prepared
reference to their connection with “31001119 that the .‘mllrit‘lor and em -
their reuwctive dapartmpntl ployves of the Hotel Muhnckemo die“
that could tot help but (rentt- in the and served in a manner that will be _.._
minds of the managers. the sincere remembered by all who parlook of it.
Smith. Underwood : iintcntlon of the firm to illt-"t‘ ln mind ' Menu.
Remington all other] :tonstantly the welfare of its em-. t‘ bManhnttnn: il
. makes. sold. rented. .pioyet-n. in meat For in it -.
Mono. no"... t. COMPOUND LARD ............. . ............. 26c lb. The vrrrtdvm of "w mwrn- Jos- * Chicken Soup 8 '3 “tine That are worth $4.50 to $6.00
Der month. Machines epli Abrithatns. a man who has been (‘elcry ‘t‘lm‘er Leif Olives . .
sold at $5 per month. i COTTAGE BRAND COFFEE .. ......... 21c lb in the tummy business In this city. Roast Sprint: t‘hicken iiblet tirnvv w . , . .
* PLUMBER l e . """""" ' for so many years that the market- Ciowr] Leaf l-‘sncy Peas ‘1;- / -
TYP i PURE NEW ‘ ' in: of food stuffs has become ntronclv Clover .eai Fancy Spinach
EWRWER EXCHANGE . ”BEAM ”MASS,“ """" 20° qt.,7bc Ell. .nnsoclatcd with h.s name in all sec- (florer Leaf l-‘ttncy Corn
156 Fairfleld Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS
(‘andied Georgia Sweets
l’oinsettu Snlitd
Nougat ice (‘ream
[lions of Norwaik. addressed the men‘
.expresslng his nppreclntlonm the ulna
:eerity and enthusiasm that the meni ,
have displayed inr--fulfllltntz their 'l’lneapple Meringue Pudding '
:dllilm‘. llis tttidress dealt with each lit-ml ’l‘tisse
,lndlvidunls‘ importance tut a factor in French l’zts ry Large l‘otlro
the development of the business. “Kl 'l'lie. lollo ing is a list .ij‘tltosc who .
iAbt'ahmns made it clear to the men were in attendance:
‘that he in his capacity on buyer for Joseph Ablahtims, Mendel Quinn
'tlie firm would continue to do his John Benjamin. Bernard Abrnliams,
utmont toward bliy'vg merchandise. Michael Abrnliants. and the managers
that on account of their auperior aunt. of the following brunt-h stores: Wil-
lty would continue to create pleasedTliam Sorttdy. 25 Ely avenue, South
customers tutti repeat orders. Dill'lnlltNOI‘Wlflk; Paul Bartram, 28 Wood .~':
his address. Mr. Abrahams laid par- ward avenue. South Norwalk: Charles
'llcuiar stress on the llrm's efforts to Clarke. 103 Cedar street. South Nor:
.try and please their patrons at nlllwalk; Dennis Collins. 1 Core avenue,
limes. lie remarked. .“Renieniber~.Eust Not-walk; James Clarke. 22
boys, that your patrons right or wrong Cha'pel street. ' Norwalk; Joseph
Parts, Tires. Tubes. -'
{are always right," IWilenskv. 198 (‘anai street. Stamford: .
“’9 W“ ”m" Seawew Ave, East Norwalk
i ' ’ A ' ‘1 ' l Mr. John Benjamin who is at the Harry Berman.
t . m S Bee'l head of the stock and lbipping at‘Stamford: Louis Radack. 234 Green-
. .i the warehouse. spoke in an iniPreit'-,"i('h avenue. Stamford; George Olivcr.‘ .-.
David W. Raymond?
UNDERTAK ER
J“. Office, 10693; House 693.
' 27 WASHINGTON ST.
A. STUtL
:4 Cottage Street.
East Nomalk.
iinion 5c and 10c Wallpaper Co.
The World's Largest Wallpaper Dealers Selling High Grade
Paper at be and 10c Per Roll
290-292 STATE 81'. BRIDGBPORT, CONN.
Phone Barnum 5960
' 20% on Weed Chains ‘
Come Over the Bridge to
AUSTIN’S GARAGE
liveryfi'l'rip Saves You Money. Repairs.
m
‘ MEN’SAND YOUNG
* MEN’S OVERCOATS
. $9.95 to $17.95
‘. Values upto 3251”
So. Nor-walk .
' " so. met. so. smut, Conn.
“a t
TWO COSTA RICAN §”+..'..n.. . I , d h .
TOWBNYSlgégl'El‘III-IggBCE "tical platform: Seas't'ilSpi-zzsiodibfprlli:
land and income taxes recently on
forced by the Government.
(Continued from First Page). I .
iralcs for (‘erman ii i ' COMMODORE O’RBIEN
tenccessful il-evoluti’on ninihtipmfi. the IS RE'ELECTED
SAN JOSE. Costa Rica. Feb. 25.—
' CHOP.
August Dietrich. the man who has
entire charge of this flourishing and
comparatively new undertaking handl-
ed his subject so well that. his speech
could not be classed as a "few re-
marks." but more truthfully as a lec-
ture by»one who understands Just
how to hold the attention of his nudi-
Mr. Dietrich's succfis and ac-
cpmpllshments as a baker are too
well known in this town to need cont-
mont in these columns. and his rc-.
marks turned out to be an education
thing. This is true in no respect more Pork Chops ..................... 30:
than concerning the poor and needy.
With the out of livin mountin' l-Pork Roast .......... 29::
c g 5' Fresh Shoulders . .............. . 26c
"my ”mm“ “mm" "Md" “"9. Fruit Hams .................... so:
next week's meals are coming from. . .
. Pigs Feet, Hogd, Sparertbl, Beet Kid-
The conference this year will be the. neys, Pickled Pigs Feet, Pickled
Ill-0582;223:3311; tumbling?! :S‘ Trin' Native VG."
o g ’ " gg p e :Chickens Killed to Order.
to face. and, on account of the large
amount f mone that in help iveni White Rose Brand Canned Goods.
° y . g 5 .nrookneid Eggs ................. 65c
‘ COPYRIGHT ‘ Int! m nne n erning some of the 566 Stine street Bridgeport .. Telephone 1'5" l .
ti r. on c. . . . . . ,.-:;.
’ l 313 LAMB CROPS . . . ............................ 230 lb. :ditlicullies his department is forced to; i We 0 USTIN
, e ‘; wnocx - .. contend with on account of existing DELINQUENCY IN CONNQCTICU‘T. w .. , .
Clothing Co . mmamnm: .. ........................ 12c lb. mam,” Th“ mu” 3"" Mm ‘ 2...: _ ...
. _ o i 'A 003's“ BRING ............... 180—30c glass jar 'Benlamin's address expressed “pro-i NEW BRiAlN. Feb. 25'_Has deiin- - . -_“____ __ ,_.
2 RH LLIBS all flay .. if _ _ . . ‘ 'ciatlon in his efforts to keep 1 em \ _| . ' .
"a M" S! 50. Norwall‘ BY'S JB 1 . or! ‘ .......... 106 jll' properly supplied with stock and quency increased in Connecticut be .Mcat Prices [or anays
. LIB ' LLIES, all flavors ..................... 156 jar barred to d3ttplay their utmost pa- cause of the war? - i
. . ._-_—: gm 8 JELLES, all flavors ................... . 13o jar hit??? and! corzrltrlieo‘n in regard to‘ what 'has been the effect of the. Spring Lamb Chops, Loin and Ribs,
' . oruay r -- iwarontepoor. '
l Blame 3m! m smwnnnuv JAM ................. Zbejar N... u... "m... “and“... “an“... The” “Mom W n. 6‘30“..sz .. ............ . ....... . ....... 30c ._ .
p _ G TREE RASPBERRY-APPLE JAM ..... 25o jar nun pmlound inn/rest to what were ' 8‘ c t Lamb Stew ..................... 20: BATTERIES wru. FREEZE tn
' DENTIST STARCONDBNSBD m ' 200 m to have been a “few remarks in “he 3; “:8 WT: 8“; onffin’fe (it Leg of Lamb .................... 30c COLD WEATHER
. """""""""""""" . o ornin t e or ties an ‘orrec onn'.‘ writ: wi . .
R. a R. 30m cmcxntt ........................ 4201s: 3.35.13.2qu? oipiite'néa? on? the; be 1...... m u... c... A...“ 2. 2. a... "W" "'V“ W" ------------ 3°° Call at our Willard service Station
t CRAB MEAT ..... . . . . . ... ...... . . . . .. ..... 25cand50ccan firm bakes in its own bakesltop. Mr.‘ V . . ' .. Pork Tenderloin - -------------- 33€|where you will meet a thoroughly
. ' ‘ ' 23' “a” {"5 overshadow every :Hafnburuer Steak ............... 26c competent storage battery expert who
will give authorative advice in this
connection.
We recharge, repair and stone but‘
terles.
A rental battery for. any make (it car
can be obtained tit any time.
Fairbanks Storage '
Battery (70..
58 No. Main Street
for those whbse good fortune it was to other philanthropies. social work-I Brookfleld Butter . ............ 56: So. 30511313!
.to hear h.m. Mr. Dietrich was swamp. "a must solve the problem of ”m.‘ Heinz'e Sauer Kraut 3 lb (or 256 .
reading of the reports and election of ed with ”pm-“3'0“” 0' pleasure from. encelor those who cannot help them-1 , ' '
the governing board until next Stit- "arm“e' ' "'-'"
"The revolution in Crista (fiiac lias‘ (Continued from First Page.)
|bcen put down and order has been
,completely restored. '
The troubles [had their $ception
Telephone 938 3‘
~‘ ADVERTISED ‘LETTERS.
._..-.._..-—— t
,g-Charics fiat‘nes. Special de‘liveryf
« one Brown.
‘el‘en Emou.
mo Package Co.
in Marie Ross.
9t ence Russell.
once Simon. South Main at.
y, . George Smith, 10 Crane St.
.‘ D. Taylor. Clllord lnn Hotel.
ANDREW LEARY,
' Postmaster
. motor vehicle operators licenses
. ‘ do nuns-y. mouth and nits
will be reunited alter that
Annual notices of this fact llaVe
.' M out" to 34.987 operstors. New
are obtainable either by per
application at the ollo‘s of the
in the causal or by are“.
‘the Costa Rica Government. attack-
,ed a passenger train from Puntn
Arenas. capturing some of the. passen-
icon. This band continued looting
along the railway line until the forcen
of the Government arrived and routed
the rebels. Some 01 the insurrection-
.ists were captured and the others fled
(in disorder being followed up by the
\troops.
. Yesterdavjhere wa smother small
movement in the outskirts of Cartsgo
and a similar. one in Turrlaiba. but
the rebels in these places were die
parsed almost Without resistance.
‘ The movement has bad no echo in
the rest of the country. Order has
been completely restored and the
Costa Ricans, almost without creep:
tlon. have offered their services to
the Government.
7 The casualties in the tishtiue were
any three killed and Ive Wounded.
i There wss no destruction u! m
was
.mvnmntc has been
awn fi‘mfir’b . —
about, a dozen of the members a", ward the consumer. As the. nature of
serving in various capacities in up, his duties brings him in daily touch
army and navy, service the season w.th the managers his remarks while
may be somewhat Shortened "m they were no novelty to them helped
year. The formal opening will proh- to give the men a clearer idea of
ably take place early in June, without what the Modern Grocery Co. expects
the usual elaborate ceremonies that compmlnfl ”‘8 "Witt-”d“ by Which the
have always attended this occurrence. “0"" 3'0 to be conducted. .
Several members spoke on the necfl- The. men were exceptionally fortun-
essity of amazing the Inlprmt of n... ate f“ having present Bernard Abra-
vmtntr men in the water. and itivln: bums. who is so well informed with
them all the instruction possible. in every phase of the. food business. that
order that they become self—reliant he has come to be recognised as no
and of value later hn should their authority on that bread tonic. colt"
servrces be needed by the nationflt‘d by! "W word "groceries." ”I"
There will be many large boats Abraham-t addressed the men in a
in the club eel. owing to the need (-7- hlstltr pie-sins manner. desllbs with
men for other purposes, Inst the null the purpose. methods. benefits and
boat owners. who sell and writer seller-st excellence of counts: rincl-
tbelr own vessels. are planning abusy' vita. He Indie 0! es in II II! "t
lesson. tiltst has been so [dereloped It
With the-openlns of the club it is thet last quarter of a' bentnry. that it
proposed to have a service as; down It were Milan“ "t would
in connection with the United.-6tstos;mve ' a to ' 7 world
Ins my.m~rmmv returns opened .. ,of can
' ‘ s
"it.
v. 5..
casion.
m... 76 North Main St.
moor: COAL sémo MINED.
Cure That Cold BY
wasnixo'rox, Feb. 25. ~— Good: Takmt!
weather and a clearing of car censor iWHITE PINE COMPOUND
tlon brouzbt bituminous coal product-l
tion almost back to normal in the F (WfiITg'ArxA'isER
week ending February 18. The week's ' ° ' .‘
output, the Geological Survey announc DRUM” ‘
ed today, totalled 11,084,000 tons. near-
l‘y a million tons more than that of our
previous week.“ An avenge produc-
tion per working day of, 1.947.000 tons
sits the highest sinceearly in Decem-
ber. -
Any glove
or Sleek st Merchandise
Bough
M
i—leutlnel Want Ads Sure to Pay.
l
l
AMI, CII'C’J SCINIC' it‘lentlud Advn‘psy. Try (A: J
Jon“) Norfi‘fllk, Conn" Feb 23 1915 ‘ ' GIVES 0|" 0! financial holes ' ‘
‘ ' .' ' last Friday, when a band commanded urdny evenin M the Same i . ' M" mob“, Abraham! made 1‘ few 8 H I Chi] r 1“
3'1“" of “hemmed letters advertised: by Rogelio Fernandez Guell. editor of Considerabig interest was 323.. in ”mm'ki‘v "93"” with "‘9' “Warm“ Efforts M“ be made m secure a' nok s . ket I INSURANCE i
the week, ending Feb. 23, 1918. ‘El lmparclai, a pro-German newspap- the affairs' of the club. and owing to 0‘ ”‘9 stores. the merchandising of 599“" 0‘ national "9mm” for the: 7 I 583 2 ND RE '13!
‘31", Anderson. Central Avenue. ,cr. which had been suppressed by war lconditions and the (act that .1“ “0°" and the lirm's attitude to- opening night of the conference and a] file 0 ' A AL ESTA 3
J. M. Layton & Co.,lltc.' L
ti RAILROAD avenue
sou'nr nonwrinx, CONN. .
orrtcz cLosnn ALL on
menus UNTIL roux
runs norms
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319.0
A rat-stir for infections
mole urinary trons.
:n Whom-n.
lens In I to I days.
lhml'sssuduir -msotiiumt.
t for Cats 32m
"an
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Norwalk Chronicler