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Coal News
Not good news either. All the
coal shipped by water is now
led” at the shipping port.
33m that when a boat us
in to load, any coal that hap-
to be on cars is put on
Iboat.1i there are a dozen
we may get any one
variety we want.
To the consumer it means-
that when you buy coal you
are buying a lottery ticket.
“some will be no use asking
in! “Lehigh” or any particu-
‘ “Goal" only. You may draw
a prise, but more likely not.»
HoWever bad your coal there
will be no use complaining
to your dealer as he is help-
less in the matter.
THE
rents
QAL coarser
otadosenkindsinsteadofthe .
rlsr variety. You will get—-
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EVery Perl-son
mould am a knowledge of
' quently due to an ignorance of
' preventable conditions that
, Ipt'operlykept' accounts wOuld
: The truth of this statement
' has been certified to, by every
, bank" in South Nor-walk.
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
‘Ofi‘crs a Thoraugh Course in
‘ Booldfeeping .
Flosnoisl Ifsilures, both per;
sonal and business, are fre-'
BATTERIES WILL FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Statlox
Where you will
nnectlon.
ride.
a be obtained at any time.
Fairbanks Storage
* Battery (In.
S No Ninth Street g,
. . Telephone 9113
meet a thoroughl}
ompctent storage batcry expert th
ill give authorativs advice in thin
’_e recharge, repair and stone but
A rentul'battcry for any make of on
So. Norwali
Sea Food
leak, Chops and
Chicken.
damn?
tELDMAN & STEIN BERG
1221.440
meteorites BOUGHT,
1‘ ' AND E20 GED.
”You save any :iUns
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and scams.
repairs.
appearance.
You seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn' t show cracks
. so" 1 sun-1mm IO! 0W
It’ s unsightly and inartistic, but worse still, it isn ’t per- .I,
manent. The plaster may tell any day and is bound to need
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
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, t”: Bailey Co.
Beaver Boards (or Ceilings f1
ithe 1,000 birds
'_ in last year's contest, and represents a
‘. , first honors for the week went to a
Ilaid sixty eggs, thus establishing a
”cut contest.
3, Rocks from
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26TH WEEK BEST
IN Sllllllil EllNIEST
Hens Exceed Last Year’s
Best Record by 28 Eggs
STQRRS, Conn, May ti.——ln the twen-
SARRS,'Conn., May 6.——ln the twen-
ity-sixth week of the contest at Storrs
laid a total of 4,538
Iesgs. which was twontyeighl eggs
Imore than the best week of production
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‘ yield for the week 01" 64.8 percent. The
pen of Leghorns belonging to George
Phillips of Seymour, Conn. This pen
{new high weekly record for the pres-
Albert T. Lenzen's White
North Attlcboro. Mass,
were a close second will) iiity-nine‘
REDUCTION SALE
On All Women's and Misses’ Suits. Coats and Hats.
$25'Suitsreducedto.................
$17.95
$308uitsreducedto..............-..... .520.00
SISCoatsreducedto................... .512.98
SISCoatsreducedto... ...... ..............-$9.95
AllHatsreduced.from.I...............98candun
chRs we PARIS mum's“
33 So. Main St.
1 So.- Norwalk
' eggs. A pen of Oregons from the Agri-
cultural College, Corvallis, 01'e., made
an equally clone third with fifty-eight
eggs. Obcd G. Knight’s White Wynn-
dotles front Bridgeton, it. 1., were
fourth with fifty-seven eggs, while a
pen of Barred Rocks from t‘orvallis.
Ore... .
IWhlte Leghorns from linkeville, N. J..
‘each with a yield of titty-six eggs.
' The total production for all pens to
'date is ($9,285, or about 3,700 eggs less
than the corresponding figure last
year, in previous years the'birds have
11.51111 yield during the; first 'six months
.of the contest; on this basis the. 1,000
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' i to lay about 164 eggs each for the con-
Iblrds now at storrs may be expected
I 17 CHESTNUT ST.
TEL. 1360.
TIRES
comm. steamer: STATION
NORWALK. Goonipzsa STERLING. UNITED
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vAAs'r BROS. GARAGE:
soUTn uonwsm
-~ TEL. son.
I test year.
} At the end of the twenty-sixth vvoele
last year the leading individual had
Ilald a total of in eggs; her record for
Ilihe year was 277. A White Wyandotte
in the present contest belonging to
:Obcd (3. Knight has laid in the corres-
ponding period 156 eggs; if she has
Ilald the same proportion of her yearly
'(otal that the best. hen lust had pro-
Iduced In twenty—six Weeks, 'shc is due
' to make a record of approximately
13,56 eggs by the close oi" thc contest.
Cash it you have ii.
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J ACOBY S
SPECIAL SALE DE
SUITS AND 00A TS
Credit it you want it.
COATS
DRESSES
BONNETS
SWEATERS
NIGHTINGALES
ETC” ETC.
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UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY, RABY BUNTINGS, SINK QUILTS
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SPRINGTIME BABYWEAR
The Baby 3 Department" is prepared for Spring with a
charming collection of dainty apparel, properly made and fin
ishcd that any mother will be prdud to have heffioaby wear.
soornns
ROMPERS
wnarpnns
TOILET sn'rs , ’
sscquns
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Mothers may be. assured of finding here only merchandise
of standard quality at the lowest poisible prices.
86 WASHINGTON ST
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cuicuzsren s PILLS
TILE DIAMOND
' ‘ ladle“ All Drum I
311%» «router-1.17:»- =1"
-. . ~el’lll “naked IgIold
Take no ather. gin“ (ll 1315.2! 5'
”i for o
”M (L D BEAN for IS 3.
. - mahmuuBmfi sleetmw’sufiellslfls
A remedy forinfections
of the urinsry tract.
Painless, non-poisomius
BIG. G lielierelinl to 5 day
- PRICE 1 .20 Sold 3 Dru at!
Treatise withiuchn bottle or milled oggrlequcst.
THE EVANS CHEMICAL (30.,Y CINCINNATI, O.
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Spring Suits [111'
Men and Young Men
$15. 00 to $25. 00
COPYRIGHT
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and Iillnot stricture .
~ 511111111 ornamentation.
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Speaals.
Toilet Tissue 3 five cent rolls 10c
Uneeda Biscuits .. 7o
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Try Our Fresh Roasted 211:
Cofi‘ee H ’ I
Special Selected Tea, 9. lb. 351:
A: STULL ,
‘ 24 Cottagefitreet
EeiNeer ’1
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m Etendent. of salesmen, 511. d that be. ex-
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'Nccdlcss to say tho ntunugcmenl docs
Iitot entertain any very strong hope of
Iher reaching this theme.
tied for fifth place with a pen of _
{produced about 42 percent of their ~
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TriSiram 8. ~ Hyatt
Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
EI Quaker
All Kinds of
For the Porch or Summer Cottage
Inexpensive Fibre or Rag Rugs In many designs,
colorings and sizes.
An endless variety of Draperies and
Furniture Coverings.
Craft Lace makes the dainh'esi oi
Window Dressings.
Curtain Rods and Fixtures.
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NORWALK wdons"
OVER TOP IN
LIBERTY LOAN'
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One of the 1emarknblc icatuics of I
this diive was that it went over the .
top without bank subscriptions. The ‘5
largest subscription was but 850.000.
whereas in other nearby cities and ,
tou'ns, subscriptions froth individuals :31
and corporations sometimes amountcd
to half a million and in one case to the
west nearly $1,000,000. The. average .
subscription in Norwulk was $167.48.. ‘
showing that the. vast bulk! of the
subset ipt.on11 one for small amounts.
01191 25 opcr cent. of the total popu-
lation of the city, including adults
and children, subscribed to the loan ..
and over 50 per cent. of the adults :--
given in the directory were among
the bond buyers on this occasion. This
showing is believed to be without 111111;;
equal in any city in the country and '
the average for the entire llnilcd
States was far below that amount. ,,
l'miei the plan I11 opcr,ation every
,’ The three best pens in men of the:
pi liltipul vttIiiclics are as iollowzs I
l Barr-ed Plymouth Rocks. !
1 JllIPs h‘.’ Francois \\ cs1 Hampton!
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Tom .1. Adamn'son, Laurel l”. 0.
Qucbq-c, (‘u'iL .................
Richard Allen, l'ittsiield. Muss...
' 1 White Wyandolies.
()lwd‘IG. Knight. lit'ldgcton,. R. l. lt‘lifl
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.1. Frank lhibois, East Lynn.
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r. w 11.11111. \Iclrdsc \ Y 876
\ Rhode Island Reds
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0111111111111 Lauo Southborm Mass 810'
Pinccrcst Orchards Groton 311153.848
1 White Leghorns.
i"‘ O. l.el"ovre, Ncwi’aliz. N. Y.. .. 91
3““ l’. Robinson. Calverton, N. Y... 89
'ltrnesidc I’oultry Farm, Stouds-
1 'burg. l’u ........................ 87
Miscellaneous.
Oregon Agricultural College, (Orc-
gons) Corvallis, Ore ........... 9:17
(‘ook & Portc1 (Buff \‘Il'v andottcs)
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II. P. Cloycs, (Buff \l'yandottes)
East Hartford. Conn. .......... 8171
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WILLIMANTIC 1.61.1131;
ARREST 31AUTOISTS
(Continued From Stage One).
Some of the owners weic ‘liot’
Iunder the collar und had a lot to say!
submit local conditions and the law.
f'l‘hcy 11 we told by Chief Killomey to'
ltcll ii 'to the judge." One man 11th
gt. 3ch his name as William E. Kennedy,
occupation as superin
'-pectcd to be mayor of the Brass City
some day and that he might be in a-
position to do some it'tallntlng. He
-Iwas the only one of the thirty-one
ulio furnished a bond. 1
Hartford soloists were the hardest
hit, as twelve of them fell Into the
net, N01w.ch came next with six, New
London turmshed four and W aIlling'It
I f'ord two
'GERMANS EXECUTE
FRENCH BOY SCOUTi
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'tle French lad belonging to one of.
'those 1:1 mnnstic societies which 11"ea1s
the tri-color button. The poor little
fellow in his infatuation wanted to
1119. a 111,110. A German column was
[passing along a wooded defile and the
.boy was caught and asked whether
ihc French were about. He refused
to give information. Fifty yards for
lheron tire was opened from the cor-
er of the wood; The prisoner was
asked I11 French if Che 'had known
that the enemy was in the forest and
he did not deny it - He went with
firm step to a tel 11,1111 post and
stood up against it, tit 11 green vino
Ward behind him. and recelyed the
valley of the firing party witii' a Di'oud
his face into. 11th boy, it
1 1 1‘1an
,939,jumped into first place and from tl1en§'-.;.I,.
iby lhc solic. tms.
Lmittecs connected I ,,
Another meeting will probably be held 1 .'
boost-hold in this city “as listed, sol
icilms weic sclccted for thc\ vailous .~
(Districts and a hmmc to housc selling ‘
campaign has organized. Thai
p1'0\ed, successful goes beyond saying. i
Hundreds wctc rounded up in the .
drivc 11nd bought their [list Liberlt‘
bond and the committee sccutcd i11-
foimulinn which will piovc i11\'al11.1blc.I'
Hard Race Between Teams.
It was .1 hard rucv hcluucn thc dif-é
dcrcui (cams oi' the organization toI
soc uhith would roll in the largest
number of subscriptions. First the
team captained‘ by Raymond lletts~
was in the lead tlwn luiblri w.1'1 1111': (“1"
ag°rcgati1m look the lead and thou '
Judge “(Ilium I". Tammanys cohm'ts‘
on it was a zig- zag men between the
Fitch and Tamnmny solicitms, w:itl1
both crowds nctk and neck right up. .~'.‘x--
to the limit. 1'
The Boy Scouts did great Wo1k.
Theii woik was not casv stilling be-:
cause of the thoiough n111nne1 in
\t 1111 It the field had been cunrussed'
But they succeeded‘
in picking up many a may bond horc a",
and there and adding to the total of
the subsc timiuns rolled up doing: the \
momlI {
.fihs
, Thanked Solicitors.
lettcis of appicciation \1c1'e soul
out to team captains and solicitoisl
Saturday night. thank 111: the men unil?‘
women for their assistance during the
campaign and assuring them that they
had done: their shato‘ 11) make the
d1'i\e the success that it d'a's. 01l1e1s;
who had participated here also 1h. nk~i
ed for their efforts.
Meeting Today.-. '
“The large committeent'illnnect this»;
dilemma at 4 o‘clock it? 45 Wall'
street for the purpose of receiving theI:
1'".cpmt of the publicity and subscrip-
tion committee, \\ inch has had change, '
'of much of the work. and! othei com- .
with the drive. ill
51w _, mm;
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in :1 few days at which time the finall
reports ‘will be cccn ed ,ind the Iwo.k‘
tinisltedf" " I '1-
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‘ The Government is selling you
Itie
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9. in odd pieces or complete... Sets ,7
HKI—‘iBger 8g -_, go...
Bonds on the installment and
we ‘will sell you your Clothing;
on the same plan. We are show- ;
ing a wonderful assortment bf
dresses for your wife and splen-
\did clothing for yourself, all on
easy payments.
FURNITURE
of quality and distinction
MODERA 1 NY PRICED
BEDROOM FURNITURE
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all finishes.
GOVERNME T AGREES imm: ‘7‘:i@‘42.1:~®*‘i 9.2.... 1“ .5..9.....\9.. . '.
T0 LOAN $3, 000,000 ' A, " ' w
FOR HOUSING PLAN' 1 I.
(mtinued— From Page one).
director of industrial housing undj
transportation The loan, howe\cr.;
is contingent upon the passage of thi
housing appropriation which is at
present in congressional conference. it I
is expected that it Will be passed
land sent to the President to be sign-
ed during the next week.
Under the plan suggested, the gov‘
ernment will offer a loan amounting;
to 80 per cent. of the total invest~I
ment in the housing project. and the"
Housing company must subscribe lhej
balance of 20 p61 cent. Howevei, it:
will be necessary for the Housing?
company to secure the amount in cash 1
as the mascot property of the com-I
pany valued at $800, 000 will be acI
copied. Il
According to officials of the Housing;
company, Bridgeport is to be the first
city in the country to be cared Iorl
because of the fact that the conditional
here are considered to be acute, and
also because of the fact that through
e efforts oi.’ public spirited citizens
l t has trend
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Rib Lamb Chops
Sch‘ulize’s Tuesday, Specials, .
J 32c 1111
Pork Chops _ 3213 lb “
Tlili BEST COFFEE lN TOWN .
Sunbeam, or Yuban Brands 351'. lb
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Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK I soUTH NORWALK. I3
United States License No. 17, 903.
wise intlle Sentinel '
Norwalk Chronicler