"'Take heart my good fel-
gfitheybnrnbest of all.
fliere'smnchlntheattic.
plaoedemoeratts,wtlere
.rlmmageisholdingra mas-
. “HMS?
'fl 'IiliS
aloe-$1
" A Baby's Prayer at Twi-
lisht- ns- _
Give No the Right tovLove
You All the While. Song.
' at Little Buttercup.
I lies the Old Folks Now.
' W The Wild Wild Woman.
One Step.
The Tickle Toe. Fox Trot.
man. You From Heaven?
30"!
‘iV‘s
v GiveNethe Girl. Song.
1* “(BIO—Indianola. l-‘ox Trot.
~ 80me Blues. Fox Trot.
”IS—When Yankee Doodle
' , Narches Through Berlin.
When the Boys From Dixie
5‘ jet the ilelon on the
Milne
he RollerSiore
5e, ite &25c Store
inn and llavilautl St. g
Give. an the Moonlight,-
.._..—
. CLOAKS
w_.
--Goiiig to Have Early, Vegetables?
Nowistbetimetogetready. Besideshavisgtkesaforyelr
norm sass
BUY NOW.
INSPECTION.
THE STYLE STORE FOR WOMEN WHO KNOW.
Alli-‘resh Roasted
ownum.youeanmakemcneysellingthembecaasethey’real-
waysindemandandatgoodprloes.
onhandframosofsonndstraightgrainedwoodandregulatlol
The Hatch £1" Bailey Co.
W
BEAUTIFUL ASSORTIENI' OF NEW SPRING COATS,
SUITS, DRESSES, WAISTS AND HATS AWAIT YOUR
New merchandise is arriving on every delivery to swell and
beautify those already remirkable stocks. -
sorts ........ $14.93 up
assess ...... ease up
COATS ........... $12.98 up
HATS ................ 98c up
' e'sell better goods for less money than~any store in
town. Pricesandmer‘chandke that are incomparable. You
are money out if you buy elsew'..ere.
the PARIS
i 33 So. Main St.
MILLINRRY
So. Norwalk
"93p
Beckmann’s Quality 5
COFFEES '5’"
SMOKED MEATS
i
4 No. 1 Royal Plantationjlolfoe, per lb. . .. ...... . ...... .. 30o
i an» Dinner Blend Coffee, pr lb. ................... m
l GiallIengeBlendOofl‘eeJerlb.‘ .......... “M... 220
Golden Santos Coffee .................. lb. 20c, 5 lbs. for 950
HEADQUARTERS FOR OTTO STAHL'S NEW YORK
Genuine Smoked Bacon, Boiled Ham, Smoked Liverwurat,
Salami, Frankfurter‘s, Etc, at moderate prices.
..-.-_—.« ..._. _— .n - .--_..—____~-. __-
IF YOU WANT STANDARD GOODS COME TO
A. F. Beekinaii
83 and 85 Washington St.
81 Gin-i
Phone 1405.
1 (who. pass use)
.eut Junior Agriculture! volunteers.
tumour C. L _. of New He“
iven. and Assis t State Director Ar—Z
gum Howe, lndaor. will mount!
rthe state" “sinuous-i for the Boys"
3Werking ate-awe. During the past
peel: they have era-ind eonnty‘
cs
- Trtram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s LeadingDry Goods Store
; Every high school has
tits enrollment ofleer and the Y. N.
{0. A's of the state are also co-oper-.
t‘lil‘ in the enrollment plans. The,
impugn has the support of the Cour‘
Imittee on Food Supply find Conger-l
:vstion of the Connecticut State Cour
Icil of Defense. ' ‘
, “or,” m a ”land” "my M: I Ismost oompleteandinfludes all of those makes that
:Ibovs qualified by age and hysique toll demand ’
{help 'III the "I by military mp: has taught us to be the best for men. women
ice on the farms. The loss of man?
lpower by the selective army draft}
and the transfer of ma” men to war.
iindustries leaves a gap in the raniisi
iof the agricultural workers that must‘
be filled this summer to insure an‘-
adequate supply of food. '
in the boy power of the United
States. of 'farm labor age. the Depart-i
_ meat of Labor estimates a numereiaig
strength of 2.000,000 youths. With‘
this wonderful force to draw upon. the
labor shortage on the farm has be»;
come less of a problem. The opDOT';
tunity presented to the boys is one
of using their spare time to give mast'
effective aid to their brothers-In—arms.‘
the hosiery market.
the Family.
Our Stock of Hosiery .
Whether your choice be silk. lisle or cotton. you are sure of stocking satis-
faction here with surprising value in every pair. considering the present state of
Spring Weighl Underwear
Oi Many Grades and Styles for Every Member of
experience and the public L
and children.
by raising food products on the formal
The Boys’ Working Reserve has -.-_._,.~-.
made comprehensive plans for mobii-I of Lawnnce.» ,
islng and Organising the boy volun- Out of Quarantine
tears and caring for their welfare and The won“ came out o" quaran-I
comfort after theyhave been assign- 'tine today Tomorrow 1000 rookies: ;.
ed to farms. Volunteers will be en- members '0' the Third Battalion of“?
rolled by the Reserve and trained and the Depot Brigade will ‘0 on parade:
{supervise-dint their work. The Re- nde C t . l.
serve wii lalso see that their living :1” 1:13;: nfigfiuxcghxhafitfit
‘and working conditions are congenial. M n on":
will make provision for the proper usu be haggling-2r: “00:: lgggmgbgugl
.of their leisure time and will taite and new “mu: m' mm, the men‘i'
[care that they are treated with con- will have to sol've Various problems:
raiderution by "‘9” employers. in open as well as modern warfare l
Organisation of county units of the 'The work will give the men ‘1.
IRescrve in this state have been "wihorough training in the basic Drill-ll
.fected with the appointment of the fol- filth?! 0‘ warfare l
I, Roving directors and assistant diree- ’
itorsz— ~
- l
4 ”Stop porting" is the message all
the men at camp here to their knit-~
1 l-‘alrfleld county—Arthur Lee. Bridne-‘lmg friends wives sweethearts . , .
. t.dl i;n.~ f .m id. ' ' ’=
2.33;“..an 0' “III “I'd 11““? mothers and others .at lea-it, stop In any O‘hef Store.
purling when making socks. Ribbed
Hartford county——N. ii. Hatchelder.
. socks are also taboo, according to that
Windsor. director. L. P. Clark. New men. The reason—men who have!
2 Britain: William C. Holden. Hartford; been wearing purled and ribbed ‘ltnii-i‘i
,Il.IiI-‘I. IlngnIiIlI. GgutloubayryIIassiIgtaalfl-I m: socks are wearing fancy designs:
"6 e c “n y” a 9' ' ."°" on their legs. It seems that socks.
it w"“““"- director: 69°F” W. ”9°" of this make cut int othe flesh and‘a
mfiidifitzl'nifixy‘fi?" leave it marked. Leather puttees tie '
.\iiddletown director 6 well as the private's leggings cover‘
. - - ‘ ' ' a multitude of designs. Officers suffer
“figzenllaven county-4‘ l Kimh- equally with ih-.- private: in this mat-1
- ‘ “ ter. .
near. New Maven. director; R. B. 'l‘o-- So just Mop puriing. Just a plain.
bin Ansonia assistant. -
‘ ' “easy knit~ihat rounds use the right: .
New London county . F. 8. Hitch -tltl h “I“ the a Want. Co ,“v
‘cock. New London. director. 1 .
_ on on their feet. not indenificationl
Windham and Tolland counties if. on their legs. is Whatthe. boys “1
F.” Turner. Danieison.Idirector: E. A. also I
s ‘ . . '
Case, Willim/iiw . Ray '1‘. Tucker. former correspoud-
We do our own
moderate.
ll. Seliew.
ii. Clough.
ASK i0“ illlillfli
”—‘u N . Iglfnof ‘32:: Harllofluf‘n'znmn at this i -
lBAllslga‘IG nggNS AT ‘ieiiiLEnce 43% of the goghuilgtg-i V 00"“ 0f mmoflfI
_try, a company composed almost en-I
CERTAIN TIMES tircly of Conneczicut men. This sec-
tion, which consists of only nine men A"! 99'" WI" 0'7 UP IN! U“ 0""
(Continued from First Pass). and a lieutenant, has charge of scont- Says a Cincinnati Authority
' " Success
Qualifies,
p (re Garden Seeds,
“l” better if cultivated. These
‘ are“ soda. honesty.
in...
SCHULTZEs
Friday _ Fish Specials
ra'ncr areas rumor ........................ sec lb.
. spams assumes ........................... ‘22c lb.
'. erasxcon. .......... ' ..... cools.
muss... .................. . ....... 20clb.
E 311an .................................... 20clb.
i gamma .......... nub.
. maroon FINNAN more ..... . ........... 24.: 1b.
i ' lug. observation. questioning of prison-
2::ercial firms doing business in 32’ fi'gifi‘fidfikffifhfifglg‘xwd' fer: wear shoes a also smaller if You
The, fint cannon to be used in this Mr. Tucker, who enlisted. by the like. {0" earns-will never NW” send
cantonment was ‘put into action here self-induction process. was , barreda electric spark! of pain through you.
today by student non-come of the’ from service for a time by defective according to this “thorny,
Seventy-sixth Division. . All the gen- eyesight. but an operation and a spe- ‘
strata of the division except General cial waiver by the division surgeon
Hodges. all colonels of the infantry let him in. His home is in Holy-
regnments, besides many other 00- oke, Mass. and he s a graduate of
cars from the variouau'orgauisatlonsIYale '15. . ’
throughout the camp were present at Alfred C. Boettger. who came from
the artillery range to witness the first’llartford with the final 15 per cent.
action with a big gun. Several shots contingent in the first quota, is the
were fired and good marksmanship first of the number to be made a non-
displayed. The shots were fired at a commissioned officer._ He has been
range of 690 meters (800 yards). made corporal in the Twenty-ninth
I Trench mortars. machine guns. no company of the Depot Brigade. 31- ritetlng the surrounding tissue.
Ipid fire guns and other types ’of guns me'r Bikers of Greenwich, has also It is claimed that a quarter of an
.have been usedin the work of the been appointed corporal. '
railed freeaone. applied directly upon
.a tender, aching corn, instanly re
lleves soreness. and soda the entire
corn, root 'and all, lifts out without
pain,
i
I
i ‘ Gellhe Habit.
0F TRADING AT
3 REMEMBER 'l‘llli ADDRESS. 12 N0.
g lheSlandardBuiterMag Co.
Q 12 North Main Street Next in A; J. Collins
ransom, m 1m Butter made
intestines g} . SPECIAL i
- i
' i
43°??? mm‘ m a” m m 33:33:13: 3.33 3:33:73;
o n as cannon, ,
which bas‘been h" "“0 “3° here. OVERLOADED TRUCKS move every hard or soft corn or callus
The new gun is a French infantry, “IPA“! SURFACES
‘ from one's feet. Cut this out. espe-
trench cannon of the portable type
b
In human h". (mm the "a, OF STATE H1GHWAYS'3‘"“”°“"’° a woman reader 1! n
can high been—Adv.
i!
ii the Booties. it (continued tron nut rage) ’
.7 all its war paint. . _ ,
:The camouflage hat served to dis- raising havoc with state roads. tear-
, still adorns it. ing holes in the surfaces and in other
insurance policy. ways damaging them. 2
is the record The maximum weight allowed.'
I of the Dov0t that is. the combined weight of the
“Inside. . no. mpanY- "1'39 vehicle and load is 12 1-2 tons. in
company is believed tohsve been its. order to use trucks of a greater
first in the country" to have every weight it is necessary to procure per-
" man in the company insured 101' mission from the department to trav-'
Willi and
Foresigli '
We should endeavor to an-
ticipate trouble and
. ...........29c1b . m “I .
JERSE In ‘ ' . Th record was established 1| n t . W W
i; Y- B 01.30 . ......... . . . .'. .......... 28o lb. “.223“: the it... 15 per cent. of men rm: city“ b23311“ (33:5,, 3333;; Let this apply to your eyes
5. - Why P" ”on? - came to camp. With the arrival of permtsion. “a n Wm w my you
I . ' ,tho new men the work had to be be- The department is apprehensive. should submit to fill m, '
FRESH GGS . . . .. . . . . ... ....................... 400 dos. . , sun all over. The new men bead?!) Ii: over the situation. chiefly because; “on mu], gnd find out
I-- was LEAF LARD ......... . ...... ‘ ........... .. soc lb 33:32:! {£Z“’,f,‘,‘, mfl“°m°m :2: 3333;; ugcghggm; 3'32? the exact condition of your
4 COMPOUND LARD .. was accomplished in 1 I501" um road surface'on the Boston Post. road. '1“-
‘i ‘ EVAPORATID KKK. ' ' . H . ' ' ‘ . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ """" 350 lb. .-,.'Muoh credit for the good work is one between here and Greenwich, makes} 3W! III“ the, ‘n th. .
j“ ' -............... 2 cans 250 '1';to Lieutenant William Yet-an of Dos-In incumbent on the builder. to keep firgt organs in the body t1!“ .
g CONDENSED m ...... . , . , 16¢ cheater and Sergeant Henry Optimum the road in first class condition only M a]. "m of the wear
'i." All eleseeeeeeese ......... “n Mint“ the latter “n of She comm“ Mm“ m. I I
you t' ' summer. After that the department w. 'lnpply a wig
will have to keep it in repair. it will
cost a considerable sum to do this, it
is said. if motor trucks continue to
ltravel between here and New York
examination without charge.
THE—MEIR
. J
4Fass.Btudabsker
hFabJuiok ,
fiPass. ‘
' eFess.
..,
USED CAR SALE-
7 Pass. Chandler
-8Fass.l.N.F.Raoeabont
. maelstrom/"y
. .‘YAASTIafios. GARAGE; . g
isomer "
adorn seams: '
z-NSW'YPW“
ESteak Ood .u ..... ’. letl'l unlimited loads. »
gm W1 .fl‘ ....... .... 256 .HE'P nfilQING UNPROFITAILE, “m-IW I” m
lteakdehnon ............ .. mo smimrimm. it»... March 12,-— " Atlantiewflq s‘..".",",-,..°c'm"""'
Elaborate plans for restocking West-
Let folks step on your feet herBaf-r
He says that a few drops of a drill:
H.Krieger 8: Co.
Spring Millinery
EXclusive styles. Hats not to be seen ~
trimming. Prices are
Spring Coatsand Suits are Here
for Your inspection.
9.
,.- WE ARE BUYING ,
IRON AND IAGEIN-
EBY, METALS AND OLD
AUTOMOBILES
' L. BFFRON
13 Bowen St.
Phone 441.
. TIRES '
New Factory 2nd in All Sites
O—o
. _.
l
l . ,_ . , ‘ - I
[ BATTERIES WILL sneeze m
COLD WEATHER I
i Call at our Willard Service swims
iwhere you will meet a thoroughly
competent storage batery expert who
lwlll give authoratlve advice in this
This drug is sticky, but dries atI'connectlon.
once and is said to simply shrivel up We. recharge, repair and store bat-
the corn without inflaming or even ir-
teries.
' A rental battery for any make of can
can be obtained at any time.
i Fairbanks Storage
9 Battery Ce.
‘
68 No. Main Street So. NorwalkI
’ Tflephone 938
, Calves Liver .................... 300
merit Tenderloin ........... 35o
. Porter House Steak. beat beef .. . 88c
Sirloin Steak .................... 35c
fieund steak, heavy beef ....... -. 34:
Sliced Ham, beet ........... 40:.
list Bacon, sliced .. ............. 50o
Corned and Smoked Beef Tongues.
Pigs Feet, Trips, Corned Hacks. ....'
Premier Salad Dressing ..... 35c, 15°
Yacht Club Salad Dressing ...... 303
My Wife's Dressing ......... 30:, 150
Brookfield Butter 55‘
Briefly Fresh Eggs ...... , ...... , 60o
1 lb Pig's Feet and 2 the. Sever
Kraut ................. ...... 25¢
Swift Oleornargarine . .......... 350
' Chernoli's Market
3 Tel. - 583-2 ,
i 76 North Main si.
IBntteIrI‘Fieh ...... , We mm “mm mm “mm.“
,mil";""""""""" ”9 ‘mwegt in 'hich fin '"IIIIMQII
riot" " ....... Wrinmmnt'wmwm , “" , -
im'm 2 eeoestha the ’farmet‘sflor mas/Ally Store
' osssoeses-eees' b'.mwmam u 'u‘.‘ w a ‘
“WWW... Iboqt.uoaaeedtodey.bythediseoyeryihat M It,”
prices'of sheep in Idaho. white it was
expected,” obtain the ‘aaillall'at
wholesale.beve'edvel~l tease-re
“Valli"w ii.
i
Bought'for Cash
mm, ; Allres’s'l meson-s,
s"
”almanac-.uw'
,Hotpoint. Headlight Beaters. irons,
Grlli rlioves, Toasters. Fry Pans.
chairing Dish.
Nantles. Tubing. Burners. Globes. Oil
‘Heators. etc. ‘
Gas Irons. Hot Plates. Heaters, '
“TV-W3‘
'3... ..
I; «J‘s. ..
Norwalk Chronicler