lot good...“ news either. All the
out! shipped by water is now
Twist!” at the shipping port.
This means that when a boat is
do to load,” any- coal that hap
,“pomtobeoncarsisputon
" boat. If there are a dozen
thinners we. may get any one
of a dozen kinds instead of the
"variety we want.
To the consumer it means
that when you buy coal you
are buying a lottery ticket.
There will be no use asking
for “Lehigb” or any particu.
lar variety. You will get-—
”Goal” only. You may draw
’a prize, but more likely not
2flowever bad your coal there
“will be no use complaining
”Tito your dealer as he is help-
. less in the matter.
TI'IE
'FEERIS
(MI. @3959 9%?
”n“- K
Every Person
- should have a knowledge of
tomorrows
[financial failures, both per-
sonal and business, are fre-
quently due to an ignorance of
preventable conditions that
properlykept accounts would
reveal” 9
. The truth of this statement
has been certified to, by every
bank' In South Norwalk.
MERRILL BUSINESS
- censor
'Otl'ers a Thorough Course in
Bookkeeping
ATTERIES WILL FREEZE IN
COLD WEATHER
Call at our Willard Service Statiox
where you will meet a Ihoroughh
nompetent storage bath-y expert wbr
will give authoratlve advice in tblr
unoction.
We recharge, repair and store bat
. ... terles.
rental battery for any make of ca:
can be obtained at any time
.9-FairbanlIs Storage
Battery Co.
I58 No. Main Street So. Norwall
. Telephone 938
Now that you have
your Liberty. Bonds
9' _ BUY
WAR THRIFT
STAMPS
gm cousin co.
I '9I9liasi'lllorwalk
lotion house
99 ' Shore Dinners
All Kinds at Sea Food
Steak, Chops and
-"“ Chicken. - .
~- In LA CARTE
you HAVE ANY JUNE
CALL up
3'3an &. STEINBERG
Tel 440.
I AUTOMOBILES noocnr
LD AND nxcnanosn,
8i BEAVEW AVE,
“87 1(0me
shadow-mt Ad.
wsnsssnsv, MAY 8, 1918”
F,
ShoeSIore and Save Money
‘1”
Manufacturers of Lynn, Brock-
ton andfither Shoe Centres are
complaining of slow Spring busi—
ness-thls was our chance to buy
for. cash many surplus stocks.
,W e pass the same opportunity
along to you. These prices for
URPLUS
the qualities offered are almost
HOE STOCKS unbelievable! l “by“ ,9. ,9
“My Beautiful New Spring and Summer /‘
‘99'tyles in Pumps, Oxfords and
High Lace Boots
TAILOR‘D PUMP. of patent leather.
Inn metal. K0 K0 brown, flu and black laid and "
While “If.
OXFOID‘ of patent leather, dark brown. ,
' fish ssny ten, battle and pearl grey. black kid
.. and white nn- -buck.
HIGH MCI I001! of
black. brown, gray, mahogany.
9 " cherry red. white nu-buch and
many two-tone streets. 9
Bile-upteS. WiltluAtoll.
LATER’S
ENSATIONAL
”ALE or,
=9.
I to 8-
All
Widths.
Missen' & Children’s
M'sscs’ & Children’s
‘ Extra High Cut Boots
Pure Threa i ‘ '
Extra High Cut Boots d S k H051“!
And Fibre Silk Hosiery to match above
Footwear—
34 patent
2:9 .1323? 79c to $1.98
m“ many Boys‘ and Girls’ $2. 75
Egtgllflgun School Shoes. . . . . . ”‘1‘089
Misses’ and Children’s News
Spring Style Ankle Pumps and$
Oxford Ties
or patent colt.
81111 metal and
white nu-buck—
$3.00 l’uinps -
and Oxfords . I
ITIII rrrrarrsrr so on Issac
ArcII surreal $4: 99 W“‘°i’"°°‘l ;
Slur For women
This shoe has proven its superior-
lty because it is designed and con-
stmcted scientifically for the canoe-1
tion of broken down arches and weak
arches. Prob Richardson’s Arch
support Shoes are designed so as to
ground any undue pressure on any
particular spot and to avoid squeez-
ing and cramping of the foot bones.
$7. 50 Arch Support Shoes
'9 $7.50
' CfllII-‘OB’I‘ FRO! \
Inns arm. ‘ ‘ I
Come to Bridgepori’s Largest
9Il311i‘1IIId.IhII name of the arm nou9
I Tristram & Hyatt
I . Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods 9Store
Ladies’ Spring Hosiery
We have a big stock of Lisle and Silk Stockings In all
the papuiar colors to match shoes. Russian Call, African
Brown)and Cordovan Shades... : " : :
Lisle Sl0elrings -« -35e, 45c, 59c. 69c, 75c
Fibre Silk Stockings - - 5-9c, 69c.“ $1. 09
SILK STOCKINGS
MC Callum $1. 65- $2. 00
v
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l’
DECIDE INCREASES
or R. R. WORKERS
(Continued from First Page).
H. Krieger 8t Co.
| Strong Pressure Employed.
Strong piessule In said to have
been brought to bear on the direI-Ior
general to modify some of the cOIn~ .
9 Inission's rocommondatious, cspeI-iat
ly allot-ting the four great brother
hoods. .lir. McAdoo is no: bound to "
follow the advice of ”In commission
and can increase or reduce their rec-'1
onImIIndaIions as he sees tit.
The”?
commission has followed his announc-
IIIi policy of giving ”It! highesl paid
,Imions Illi’ lowest rate of advance
9 Iholdlng IhIII rellei 1s needed most
9 by the men who haw been baIelI mak-
:ing curls IIIIIIIt (ll‘ pr-rhaps going in
9(It‘bl I111 IIIII wages II (l‘lH‘d
i AIIIIIIIPIIIII none of tho commie"
son‘s l‘UIlllllllllI‘lldHIIOllH Illls IIIIII IhI-9
IcquesIs oi Ii1o unions themsolmi
Iw-hiIh ranged as high III. lo, III) and
(,0 IIIIr (‘I‘nl
Wage Question Preferred.
A ido from the wqu (women, the
IOIIIIIIlssIIIII bus Illiill‘ Illllt‘ IIiioN III
take up all IlIII Kllfivallti‘s ])]'I‘St‘lllt(l
III il IIII IIII ground lhnl it “as up-
we will sell you your clothing
on the same plan. We are show-
dresses for your wife and splen-
99 did clothing for yourself, a1199 on
9 easy payments. "
”-1331, .,_-... .3;-
”'9
m
The Government is selling you»
Bonds on the installment and,
ing a wonderful assortment of
9. Black or White Stockings seamless - - - f - 35c. 508
9 Black Lisle Stockings, lull lashioned - - 50c, 55c, 69c, 75c 99
‘M‘XDO'O'IIILL SOON gem” ’ egg 9 .5... Vi;
\
\
Ipoinlml Ill ’IIIIIIilI Io IonsidII mil)
Iqucatious of pay. The eighl IIOIII" do)", M
llIIIwI-IIIII", Ill\'0l\'illl.‘."lill'2t' sums, was
“siren I‘IOSI‘ :llll‘lllillll because of tho
5;.IIII that some classes of employee
.IIIIII‘ work on such H basis, \\'IlIIt‘ most
901 IIIIIIII do 1101. A majority of tho
‘I-IIIIIInissioII is sIILIl to haw fell Ihar
9lllt‘ HinhI hour day should not ho made
"universal for lillll‘tlllll I‘llllllllyt‘s uou
.II’IIilo IIIII war is In progress touring
IIO up~ci li‘llllfilltil‘llllillll and III-cussi-
IIIIIo tIlI‘ I-xpOIIIliIIII-II or large sums in
FURNITURE
of quality and distinctiOn
ZIIIIIIIIIIIII to IIIII iIII"I"IIn.\"II;~" suggested.
1it is said the I-IIIIIIIIissiIuI has urgei
IIIlIIl III'IIII" lllt‘ “ill the l‘ uh! hour day
9hr cxIIIIIIlIIII and made lllo basis ol
.I‘lllIIIll)'llli"lll of :III IIIII-‘sIIs III I":IIII"0.III
' worIII'rS.
9 WW '.
inILI. WOULD FORCE 3
PLACES IN STATE TO 9
ADOPT NEW NAMES
~— .I
I
.999
II
mamas. A mam
-
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_—:——
no.-
I
I
l IUIInnuucu From raise Una!
Three Places Would Be Hard Hit.
Reference to IlIII (‘OIIIIIIIIiI‘ut <1: III
l'tIglhll‘l‘ disclme that IIII only [lltltt'39
\\‘lI.I:lI would 1"IIqu.I"II change are the 9
forty of Berlin IuImIIi in 1785 l1 on] ”10.9.
11111101111 in '101'\r9
lin 11 part of lll1’9k9
011’?) IIIII IIIM "'5
‘.IIiIiI-.e. I()\ . . 0 lists‘ IlII‘It
:u‘hilc I‘OII colic-.111 mug immoral in
lllttlllelltllélllll‘l‘, lInvln Devil‘s IiIIIII ~
and a Sodon, its tendency Iowanl’
9Ilunuislr III:II:I(""IIIIiza'iou is i'OrunnlI‘ "IV I
:lIIclIiuI: time being Illll'dl) a touII' :5:
-L‘i hamlet within the stale “Ilil l1 ._~ :1119
9“(lill‘(lI_V be attributed to Go: 1111111 0191
'"l’Iuss. 1111 Origin.
' Leans Toward Allies.
I On the other hand its louninI lllI
9\\':a1dr the. Allies is peIICleble in itsII
ringlon "
BEDROOM FURNITURE
in odd pieces or complete sets, 93
all finishes. '
fin
.9
used b) IIIe British in the militaryl ‘
lorces and in \\:IlIIIp :I diwztiict “llllllllmmI-‘g
\IIC town of EnfielL s. "gniflcant of thoI
bias the Enfield Iille is inflicting" upon
the (‘erman lighting 1"I1nlIs.'OIher
good old lsngiish names rue Canto)
bIII\,I‘"01n\\nll Plain Flanders King
slieIl and Queen street
I Patriot l‘. mIIIIIIIIIIInIs of the past are- .
=IeI221lIIIIi 1‘11 Bull l‘ 1111 and Bunker Hill
.9999) IIAIIIICS of villages and the mam ol '
hour is brought piourincnlly
fI'orth by Wilson street . another viilafe .9
in the mate. I"
9 Il‘. llrioecpml not only is there n09!
‘sIreeI named for (.ermany of its capi _
.111. but the propcndclzxnce of namI‘e9
Ilndirsto other American slatosmoxu
and soldiers 01" are oi English indiauf ._
EI'II l‘IIIIICII IIIIINIIIIOII, with two pri
tluee lOI IlunaaIy. ‘
,-- -. -1--. ..__._ ,
\\'ASIlth-'I‘0N, May 8.——Continucd
good 1"I:epOItI throughout April have 9 -
:Iivon inclicntioris that today's winter} .9
wheat forecast based on conditional .9
prevailing \la\ 1 and issued by the
Department of AgIlcullure at. 2: 15 11.9 .9
._ n1., would show a large increase over! 3"
the 560. 000 000 bushels estimates with
in the last '- celI have placed the pros-
You seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn t show cracks
and seams.
I121? "9&.‘ .1559 . .gux ,,. I" --'I~.; Ir‘h‘i
manent. The plaster may fall any day and is bound to need
repairs. -
hard to put up, unattractive and they rust.
Beaver Board has all of the advantages and none of the
appearance.
In new buildings or old it s the logical ceiling.
absolutely convince you of this if you'll give us a chance.
MODERATELY PRICED
Beaver Beards“ IIIIIII
It’s unsightly and inartistic, but worse still, it isn't per—
Metal ceilings last longer but cost too much. They are
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in :9"
We can
The Hatch c”: Bailey Co.m9
. Y. - .._..,_._...-
peotive crop estimate at from
000. 000 to 650. too. 000 bushels '
J}
are wuss-r once Expsorso
III I; CLASSIFIED ADVIRIISIMIIII III IIII SENIIIIII‘
Norwalk Chronicler