, Eli'éctive May 1st we on"
. names the following prices as
‘ established by the State Fuel
ldlninistration: . .
Egg, Stove and Nut—Shovel
‘ ed directly from wagon to
chute or bin, $9.75 per ton,
in lots of 1 ten or more.
Half ton lots . $5.05
Quarter ton lots $2.55
varied in——to chute or in cel—
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' One ton or more $10.25
Half ton lots $5.25
Quarter tons $2.70
«t The above prices will be
strictly adhered to. '
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politeness:
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ca...— ... w-..”
‘ rm easy; but! a. 1918
Beaver Boards: for Ceilings :-
You seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn’t show cracks
and seams. .. , v 4
. Ic- unsightly and inartistic, but worse still, it isn’t per-
manent. The plaster may fall any day and is bound to need
repairs. . ._ .-
Metal ceilings last longer but cost too much. They are
hard to put up, unattractive and they rust.
Beaver Board has all of the advantages and none of the
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
appearance. ' ,
In new buildings or old it’s the logical ceiling. We can
absolutely convince you of this if you'll give us a chance.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
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,~ : walk has; beell little short of l‘Plllal‘k',
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sin this city handled $300,000 of the
lot that i nthis campaign. it has been;
5. t salesmen and mighty good salesmen at ;
lthat. Over a thousand new subscribers 1
. there been added to the list. making s'
.‘Stalnfortl took
$353. .3... ~
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"",-‘”""" W‘s,- ——
l1,000SUBSCRIBERS t
rEhu 8.; Hyatt '
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-,N01‘W%1k'8 Leading Dry Goods Store
* More Spring Suits and Coats
'A Splendid Shoviring of Dainty WaistS
claimant‘s? S‘eparate'Dress Skirts of Many Materials
able. In the last loan. bonds of the
first issue Were sold and the money i
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;.bonds and sold them for bond buyera.
But there has been practically none .
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‘astraight out and out selling cam-l
[paign with "tlle canvassers as the.
20 per cent increase in the. number ofi
subscribers. !
But the committee desires to putt
J Nol'vvalk our big. Yale & Towne in l»
the loan over right and Secretary Wil-l
. lium (l. McAdoo has requested that iliel
3 subscriptions be larger and more fro-g
REDUCTION SALE
On All Women’s and Misses’ Suits. Coats and Hats.
$258uitsredncedto...... .......$l7.95
$3OSuitsreducedto...... $20.00
,518Coatsreducedto...:. $12.98
lees-alte-
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ftillllllllll'loll
iron: arecognized business col~
logo is accredited to experience
Ely the government in filling
high-grade positions in the
, statistical and accounting de-
permeate.
5 AW”- BUSINESS
$ISCoatsreducedto.....::... ...... $9.95
All Hats reduced. from ...... 98c and up
CLOAKS‘ we PARIS 'MILLINERY
'33 So. Main :St. '3 So. ‘Norwalk
’ . do =lrcd.
Pretty Petticoats in Black and all Colors
quent. l
' The Last Week. 3
This is the last week of the loan;
The drive closes Saturday night. For,
the first time in the history of the Lib-l
el‘ty Loan campaign, the committee.»
has a record of the subscribers tu‘f—w
loan. Put yourself on record in the]
right way, if You have not alreadyi
done so. . l
tie to your bunk and buy a bond. The:
plans of payment afford plenty of on;
‘ portunity. One can buy a doilni‘ a week i “w”..- 7“ ~- --
under the banli plan, or take the gm" of from 5 to ill on... a period or 35
eminent plan or cash. can be paid if so weeks guaranteeing that at least five.
Don't putlt off. it is me men will be constantly 'engaged ink
portal". that your name be among themmpmg farmers during this period.
list of subscribers to the Third Libertylvfhe company fur‘hCm‘nI-e will" my“. I'
[loan the men hy-llutonlobile to the i'al'nisi
i Boy Scouts Workine- so that the farmers benefited will be
5 Remember that the Boy Scouts nrelpm to no trouble or expense for trans-
Slveatel's fer ‘ Misses and Children
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H.Krieger&Co.
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gw‘ol-klng. Give "19 youngsters ll ““hmrtaiion. This unit and transporta-
:lielp "m“ WM" they call at yourltion scheme will be generally elllploy- .-.
home and buy a bond or two. on } M l‘,‘
OFFICIAL SERVICE STATION
NORWALK. Gm%¥l‘%$rlé.SSTERLING.UNITED
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
.17 canes-nor s'l'. scorn nonwanx.
TEL. 1360. run. 2011.
-""“"‘“'l 00 “ bent?! day's “:Ol'k ”‘3'“ 'l‘he Connecticut plan's novel is that,
'0 buy a band. if you haven l “”3““ l the 'manulucturcrs and other employ-i
bought. see that the bond is bought 'ers refluxing men for forms will con
boaore Saturday night. tlnuc their wages during their farm,
'emelnbcr that the banks are open engagements while the famprs using]
“m” 3 “do“ in the “"9""00“ ““6 “3" them will pay the wages due the menl
member that Liberty Loan hendqunrt-laa. farm hands m their regular employ-l
. era are open day and night at So Waning.” Manufacturers up, pmfioumuyl
lngton street. .wtlling to sacrifice the difference-l
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N I nd C "unit 0 ‘Dda' lwhlle ”I? QIDDIOYES '0“ in the plania‘
. telegraphed to the local colnlnltteiiz'i are it turn offering to do their hit. by‘ I ' ‘
."Here is an idea which We hope may 5 flinging along the tasks of mm. mm: ‘ . ‘ RELIABLE SHOES 0f standard make for
‘ the whole family.
Ready to Wear . Clothes;
for Men, Women, Boys "
. be helpful to you in these closing days engaged to loud t ,e'
con? EASY PAYMENT plan is open to all.
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the bonds he could afford. but he said .
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~ widen
"correlates wlLi. FREEZE m
com wesruen
q; «4281! atour Willard Sol-vice Static:
where you will - meet a thorough!)
competent storage battery expert whl
-- will give nuthorative advice in thin
, connection.
‘ "ifil‘lefl.
‘ A rental battery for any make of cm
can be obtained at any time.
.M Fairbanks Storage
« l Battery Co.
as No, lllulu Street
‘“ 'f‘elephone 938
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., Weirecharge, repair and store but
So. Norwnll
, Standard
flutter Egg 99o
1'6 North lilain Street“
‘mreaolety Butter 1 ‘V 45c lbw
Condensed Milk - 2 cans 250
Evaporated Milk - 2 cans 25c
llelp Sma
7”" . Kaiserism
.w BUY
, LIBERTY
J . BONDS
i_.‘€oniributed by ‘
sh“
' Coffee
Broadway el103rd Si.
New York Ciiy.
~ wort wrlu bum will? -
ito HOTEL‘MOKE 2:55th
Accrsslsau —-;l:xruss spawn
‘ era-non AT The Door. .—
DUPERD ‘DlNlNG'RDDli-DBRVICE'
. ~A - LA - Chin's.-
' that, fresh creamery, per
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' 1dogs in the varioustowns of the statef Connecticut, with her
{Sheep and stockralsers in the state; plants, would he the first part‘of the
inure begun on active campaign for the; United States to be invaded by the
relaying of stray dogs and- the confine? Hulls should the Alllés lose the fleet
ment of those which are kept for war. The meeting was held under the
AT VERY MODERA'ltll PRICES f .
oneottllll‘ln-l'llllljm ’
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YOULL'ENJOY iii/ELY
MOMENT NI 'l'll: muslin:— *
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STRAY DOG HAS‘HAD HIS DAY. fCONNECTlCUT WOULD
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.the stray dog in' Connecticut is num-g
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iwhere in the neighborhood of 50,000 al'nsects of the War,"
hunting of domestic purposes. It is’auapiceg of the Men’s
lbelleved that such action will result in‘
_ . _ , 5 Olivet church. .
the saving or thousands of dollars oil - m
. stocknlsers ot‘the state. 3 i l.
bered, in the belief of the state Com—l Dean “"03"“ 0‘ Yale, speaking before
'mission on domestic animals. Up to: a large audience last night in the Oil-.plants in Hartford have pledged their
, today. licenses were issued to some; vet church on the subject of "The Mor-
. ' Sentinel Want Ads work "wonders"
‘of the (flillipail’m. President “.“mnll'fldfli temporarily . _ .
“Nothinlr mysterious about it and is highly beneficial.
up to yesterday bod subs-cubed for all ‘ production.
i upon representation that :l great many IRISH HOME RULE E
we‘speciallyin times like these.
.who had subscribed could buy one; , BILL DELAY D'
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lnlore $50 bond by playing for it on thcl
installment plan. that he would pur-L ‘W'
‘lchnse another 850 bond paying 85'
down and $5 per month if t.000.t‘-"-‘
million would match him. The presh‘
dent will sign lil’lpltcatlon for this bond ‘
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i! . Come and hsk about it.
adoptedin, the near future. ~ - -
. liar
. A limelight is thrown on the, difficult
at a theatre "1‘“ ““3““ We are 0", issues involved by the meeting \Vl‘a'i -. , '1“ .
. ganizlng in New England the Wilson| nosduy M between fill! and
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sl ty peers
Liberty Loan "03‘0“ and ”“0"” m“ and 'nlemlm-s of the lions of Com“
“‘1'” “1” {"“WF‘ "1° Pr't‘l‘m‘ by “W" mops“. both Unionist and l. oral. who
lug an additional oond form least $507 ”accepted an invitation of the Navy
‘mgotilgéigsh , - .‘5 League to discuss what to do regards
; 5 sy. ling lrish costnl defense in the event
_ ' “' H" the possum of a Home Rule bill.
CONNECTICUT IS {The ntcctingmppointed delegates to ° . u . e I
. FIRST To orERATE or.till.reins:testable.ll:t ““31“” and aliilncmn
NEW U. S. BUREAUS‘lo retain full -hontrol of lrish harbors;
“ .tlnd ports. probably also railroads.
; (Continued from First p.30) i it is reported in political circles tllllt !
' ,- ' gthe more extreme element of the”;
. , ., l Unionist party have stiffened lutcly‘
“'4’" A- lml‘ttcl- its director for Con-' . , . ‘
“We." and FHWM Sum “”6de l‘ng‘l‘llnbl any If‘illn 01f) l-lélmevféulc.:tlgl ii
for Connecticut and Federal State di-' 9 ex lust wr 0" y n' ‘ “3‘" "a"
rector of mp Public Service Reserve! son to the secretary of the boulhu‘nl
h; obtaining pledges from enlploveral Lnionlst (.ommltlee in lrolnnd sole!
to release men during. the low-l “of l nests m“ the rumors are well founded A
the harvest season. as they are need‘l Sir hdwald says. 1.“ part:
ed. Individual manufacturers are bc-i - in (hp present tondltlon M lrelnnll. ‘
ins. reached through their local orgnn-1 u scents ‘0 n" “me short of insanity; -
.izntions while the mercllunts'arc be-l for “I.” golcrnmcnt to reopen the ‘A
' . . , lqttestlon of Home Rule . . . . this ill-
}“gg blougllt in”) the project through deed is stuteslllnnshlp mull‘uftlc‘hlred'
'2:12.ingliiltllmllacglr“awaitszi‘finfl :11 the! ollt of panic and founded on broken”...
agents of ”‘0 late ‘00-" ll ‘ fog“ pledges in breach of trust. If we have;
‘ s ' ‘ ‘ “1 0 ~' 9' to go down. let us do so with the ilagi
ye
tense in lht‘ smaller communities. living and not in alliance with thoscts
Farmers of the states are enthusias- whose object is to gain a ‘ .
- tic over the lrocct and w l . . ~ \Vfln‘mgelly
their calls tolthrjl ““in Sttiltesmgfl: filotiltmd‘for‘fnlorcmg further scpnm-l
illioymcnt service as the men are need on. m' '
c . Since lllfln' of the indust in ' ‘
worker's formerly) Were ongugcllrili! ,Dmil‘m" Mi”. 2%.”? Southern: ~
fanning Connecticut ngritulturists will IJIllonlSl Commlttec. to which Sir Ed .l,
I," an...“ not only additional workers ward CorsollJlos written a letter say. -
bl" skilled workers as well, ting: the question of Home Rule should!
. Done Directly by EmpIOyers. {not be reopened in the present condl~
’I‘he enrollment of industrial work- non of lrelund, has organized a lampl
era for this war emergency farm SPF';b0dy of Unionists outside Ulster in
Nice is done directly by the elltployv.l0DDOSll.lon to the. compromise accept-i 54
iPl'S acting for the l‘nited States Em-t’id by the llnlonlsts “l their convenw
pioymont service and its public se,.v_'tlon, Their adherents include lund— .
‘lce reserve This is another dimme_‘ou’ncrs. professional men and several .-
ltivc feature of the Connecticut .plnn. former j“dg"5' but ”Muslims “‘9“: ' l.
.Thc individual manufacturer simply They number about 11,000 and “"‘yl
lnotifics the state director of the llni- present a serious ostnclelo the “8111""
‘lied States Employment service that “‘9'“ 0f the Home. Rule question. ..
is ‘nlany men have been cnrolledland LONDON May 2 ”i“ 0“““'“)'“Th°‘ "
ithllt he will send. men to the farms Daily Chronicle's Dublin correspondent.
making for them. This direct method says there is a decided improvement; , .
Iof handling the situation Eliminated in the. feeling ill Ireland. in lc’nse.i~-r-w-» . . . . ., ., . ~ .
MODERATELY, PRICED 1
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BEDROOM FURNITURE: A
in" odd pieces 01' complete sets.
' ' all finishes. ‘ "
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filled Tape" references find corres- quencc of the appointment of E wordl. ' '
:pondence and will have “men ‘Shortt as chief Secretary forlrelnnd.‘ 9 u . 0 . ‘ *
l Under the direction of the United He is'not merely a Home Ruler. but SChUIlze S Fr‘day Flbh SpeCla S l
sStutes Employment service Connectinlmed with the Nationalists against; ~ ’ '
lcut also has a plan to enroll individual Conscription f0" lrelanl. , i ' - '
3 llllnnufucturel's. merchants and other} 3” ,___.;...-;.- __3 FANCY ROE SHAD .. . .................. 490 :3-
it‘lggllioytmngglrvgm emergency farml; ,‘ PECIALS I 1 Buck Shad‘ . . . . ‘ . . . .1 ..... . . . . . . . .1 ........ 33: lb. .
, 1 This is 10m“).- called the “Water-i . i Fancy SIRE“? .............................. b-
tblmty 9‘21!" and is similar to that em-l‘ - l Butter Fish ............................. 20c l . t
"“ “ '-‘——a=2:"p oyed y Canadian business men iltl- F h F h ‘ . ' ' , 9"
Ehlunitoba last year. The businesst; res ls gffallg‘cfid ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' . I ' ' . ' I ' ' ‘ ' ‘ . . . ...... i3: ill;
’imen pledge themselves for at least' . l ' . is . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .......... -
FEEL HUN ATACKS;10 days farm .ll‘lOI' an dflI‘SO rate of spam Mackerel .......... 200: H fidock . “ ‘ , _ 12c lb. _
_ Eslfio adny (he Wages to be [urnejlstea’kc‘od 220: a ' u-o--I.us.-ooe..... .. .......... 10c1b
:overtotheRed Cross. """"" l Herrinz‘.....fi ..... . -------- '
Already 13 of the largest induslria] Steak'Salmon 26c; FlatFish-' 10c lb.
lreleuse ofworkers.‘ Amongthemnre RoeShad ------------------- 3501 ROM“! Clams ...15cqt'
. the Colts Patent Fire Arms ($0.. ' * _ . -
“m" w“ “*1“de “We 0°» mm... 9‘“ 3"“ """ 39°? ‘Sc-llullzeis Sanitary Markets _
mammoth war‘Typewriter 00.. Taylor and Econ (10.. Native mt Fish . _ _ . 14°! ‘ ‘ ‘
Whitney Manufacturing (30., Hartford . """" . ' 1‘0me . ' SOUTH NORWALK. ‘ ‘
Electric Light 00., and others. Most Native Eels . .. ....... . ...... 25cI - . . .
of these-have war contracts. .. ‘ ' 2 ‘ ' ' No. 17 903.
. 70 P er Cent. Signe d Up. Weak Fish . 'j ............ 180. United States Incense , E
. v-The Hartford Electric Light 00.. al- _ ’ ' ’
Lea r'the ready has signed up 160 of its men ‘ -' ‘ WW 393—9.
. sue c or 70 per cent. or its entire force for ew or at et ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' - '
. farm work. Nacho! them havehad ‘ ' , . ' .. " ' ' ‘" ' KEEP MRIISING I“ Int SENIINH.
farm experience {the companyzhas ' —«‘ - ' -' ' j , ‘ , ‘ .
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