We are again telling you,
fair and square, that the price
ofooalthisseasonwillhegov-
.eflied by the date of delivery
and not yby date of order or of
application. The date of de-
livery will depend upon our
ability to get the coal and, to
a considerable extent, upon
the priority of your order—if
you get us~and upon other
special circumstances as they I
arise. YouwillhsvetotakeI
your chances with the as-
surance of fair treatment, as
far as we control the matter.
Prices are subject to change,
up or doom, at any moment.
by direction of the Fuel Ad-
ministration.
Beaver Boards tor Ceilings
You/ seldom see a plaster ceiling that doesn’t shew cracks
sndseams.
It ’s unsightly and inartiatic, but worse still. it isn’t per-
manent. The plastermaytslianydayandisboundtoneed
repairs.
Metal ceilings lest longer but cost too much. They are
hard to put up, unattractiveandtheymst.
Beaver Board has all of the advantages and none of the
handicaps. It is as long lasting as steel and more pleasing in
appearance.
Innew buildings orold it’ s the logical ceiling. We can '
absolutely convince you of this if you’ll give us a chance.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
mummy, MAY 15,1929 1?
*TIISON SAFES l
STATE BITUMINOUS I
COAL SITUATION .
(Continued from First Page.)
assurance and the box car service
should not be cut on' was secuxed
Colonel Tiison called the attention.
of the fuel administration to the!
great hardship which would be pull
on New England states and cities'
which had Ieceived the r coal supply |
Ihmugh New York tidewater points
-if such service was discontinuvd. HI}
had been informed by ConneI-IiIIIII
dealers that the normal flow of OWL
from the Maryland and western
Pennsylvania fields was about to be
diverted from its all-rail shipments-
I. by,box and open cars to the Newi
’ YOIk tidewater points and that may '
thing thcatIeI shipped would be sent
to 4 onto Ba), Baltimoxe. i
Colonel ’l‘ilson called atIention II)-
the fact that such an order would
sellously nipple the centxai andI
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i
0ne piece models
southern New England states IIhlIhi
now use such tidewatm points as SI. I
THE
ERR
Ion. runners
’Spring Suits tor
‘ Men and Young Men
$15. 00 to $25. 00 !
REDUCTION SALE-
On All Women’s and Misses’ Suits. COats and Hats.
$25 Suits reduced to .
ssosIIIIsreducedIo..fjlllllflflifffffffi $20.00,
SISCoatsreducedto................. ...... $12.08.
$1500atsreducedto.... ..... . ........ $9.95
All Hats reduced. from . . . . . .
33 So. Mai-II St.
$17.95
. 98c and up
' CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINER,
SO. Norwalk
.GeOIge, Port Reading and Sothf
IAInboI and others, tIom which ”1919
is now disIIibution by bulge to points:
Iaiong the Sound. and that should this'
order be put into eifeII, it wouldI
Iauue IIenIendous congestion in Cultist
Bay.
I liven now it IS wry difficult to get
sumcient deep water boats to lakei
time of the regular business and il'
IIlIe addition of the Sound poms now!
rFristram & Hyat
A Norwalk's Leading Dry Ooods Store
See The New Military Capes
In the Soil Department. They are the last word in popular
wraps, In blue cloth. with satin lacings oi various colors.
“A New Stock Of White Dresses.
White Dress Skirts
I Are In great demand. We have lliem In Gabardine, Pique,
Poplin, linen, Serge and Cordory.
A Big Stock of Ladies’ Sweaters.
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oi many attractive designs and materials.
»
’ supplied [min the New \oIk tldcwntcll
pons waa added .II tlcup woul pI-Iob |
{ably follow. it was apparent, accom-
Iing to tho information given out by'
‘(Onnecticut dcnchS that it was the
Illlltkt‘ BulIiIuOIe the pun from whith‘“
H” the MuIvlund and soutlIeIn Penn U
syliuniu bltuudnous IOIIl would be‘ H
‘shlpped to New England. This woultll
COPYRIGHT
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-Inuke necessary deep “lilt‘l II-Ianspor
Itatlon wheIoby by the continued use
{of the New \ork pOIIs all sorts of
Clothing Co.
6 N. Main St So. Norwaik
'rr YOU have ANY Ions
. - can. or
PELDMAN a srnmsnso j
i
Tel. 440.
“ ALSO AUTOMOBILES BOUGHT.
TIRE SALE
SECONDS
‘All Sizes in Stock
‘ VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 CHESTNUT ST.
TEL. 1360.
sourn nouwatic‘
TEL. 2011.
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water cratt can be utilized and box .,
Ibulgcs be all that is needed The fuel
Indrnlnistratlon was urged to regard "
isouthcrn New England as coming 1m
Ider New York shipments instead of
,bclng included in II blanket Ol'dl’l' cov-
KRIEGER’S v
Dollar Day Bulletin .
la" -‘-Ia! . -’-F-/a u’11-II- a a n- a a- a a 'IaMI-r v
\‘ tI‘I- -WI.t‘de‘I.I-I-I$-\-xn\‘x.I. ._I‘\.u-\.
'crlng New England. ‘ l
CONNECTICUT l!"
I MEN START ON ,I .
. I] ENCAMPMENT:
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SOLD AND EXOEANGED.
! 61 SEAVIEW AVE,
I EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
‘which Wore being
Eblought III II class: The thin! balIZQ
Itullon oi the: mm was one OI the m- i
'nunlzalions which went through Ibo;
leSlS,
,IliIIlely IIrorxihc cndin‘ ol' the tests”
Ithc regiment left on its hiking: hip. ‘
O‘IhIr reghucnts :IIc pI-IolIIny walling? U
III Iocouu from IiIII IIF-IIIIIS 01 ”use , [9
Writs ‘ .
(‘olonI-l Joseph S.‘ ller.on Imu I
IIIuIIIliIIg oliiIoIS oi the lot: IIIoIIt IcttI '
with the men and intends to Iomuln ,
1\IiIlI them unless he is killloIl back to. U
camp on IIIgom business. V
The men (IIIIjoiII d their list “in I lid
now IIIIII they :Irc more burdened by! , ,
their first experience will probably on r [I
joy it more.“ i \ ’
l 'l‘wO aeroplanes are to ho hroughti"
to this camp in a short time for lit-‘0; ’
in connection IIIIh II no“ school fol
scniOI field and senior stuff oilicorsi
which is to be opened tho. Tho; '
in M hero
20) flats tor
\r
I
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planes will be used only for tho mm 1
I
Every Person E BRISKET CORNED BEEF .................... . . 16c lb.
1 should have a knowledge of ! PLATE CORNED BEEF ......... ........... 18c lb.
, ,i ’ l SOLID LEAN OORNED BEEF ....... 280 lb.
BOOKKEEPING l PIOKLED PIGS run-r ............... :' ....... 12c lb.
Financial failures, both per OOR‘NED PIGS FEET ....... I. ............ 8c lb.
Penal and business, are fre- i
‘ of a s . ‘k ‘
“.‘H‘Ipreventable conditions that W e s
properly-kept accounts would ‘ NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
, reveal. United States License No. 17,003.
Thefltruth of this statement . ’
has been certified to, by every ~ m.— ___. ._
‘ bank in South Norwalk.
- MERRlLL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Ofi'ers a Thorough Course in
Bookkeeping
A. 9I
'- A remedy iorinlections I
of the urinary tract.
Painless, non- poisonous
and evil 1 not. stricture
. Relies pain i to 5 days.
PRICE $1.20 Sold By bruggists
Treatise with each bottle or mailed on request.
' [HE EV‘NS CHE’F‘MCALD 00., CINCINNATI, 0.
”1...- _._..
_<.LX~I-.....L. L.
Specials.
sure Lard, per lb. .‘ ........ 30c
Mt’s Pride Soap ....... 50 l
.. .._L -._I ‘
pole or shaft.
1 Double Set Harness.
83 & 85 Washington Street
F OR SALE.
ALL GENUINE BARGAINS.
1 Truck, suitable for express business; can be used with
CALL OR ’PHONE
A. F Beckmann &CO.
1 Display Case for Candy Store or Bakery.
1‘ Marble Top Refrigerator Display Case.
Phone 1405
posa of domonstmtlng the co- ordina-
tion of tho \aIioua bIanIlIes of me!
scrIlec and among otheI things will[ u
be used for making neI‘O- photographs. I ,
[The planes will not Do used IOI IlII l
purpose of Ieachjn" ilylng.
The pquose of the school Is to tench
the otfioers the IIIuctlcdl and theoreti
cal methods of modern \I'Irt‘oro. Sov- :
'Plliy-five officers will attend the school }
which will be run on the same plan us}
the school of the some type in France.
From Oilicols of the depot bIlgadc' ‘
will lcaie this camp in a fowdaye'
for l‘eIry. Ohio, whom they will enter I!
I. a School at thing This is the lulgcst
“ Assignment of owners sent how this
Shoes
l
l’b
l
for ladies and
.. ficheol. it is Ieported that IIttuclIrifi‘ i“
"3 officeIs throughout the camp will be' r».
transfeued I. otle depot Manila tn’ 9!
take the pines of the officers who u
are leaving for the school. I "-
Six heavy waterIcolOred Browning} 9!
machine guns am now on then way u
.3. to this camp. These will be the Post ‘
such guns leCElVed here. They will ~
III once he used for the Immune or in- i .
L stIucting men of the machine gun
Ischools the \IOIking of the gun.’
I The caIIdidatIS for the fouIth OI'-'
9.’ IflIeIs’ training camp to be held bowl
'3' 'have bee Older-ed to report to the1
headquaItms of the school tomorrow
\:\:>:
a:
500 Trimmed ilals . up to . $5 tor
Trimmed Sailors
BranchwWhltcl‘oyo Panama lists $
While Gabardine Skirts
To make this Dollar Day the most important and grealest bar—
- Int oi all sales we will sell all our Coats, Suits, Skirts,
Silk Dresses at HALF PRICE .
‘Our entire stock of lancy Shoes and Oxfords
and $8 will be sold at $5. 00.
Boys’ Washable "Suits at . .
This adv does not give you half an idea of what
bargains are displayed on our counters to greet.
your eyes upon entering our store. ‘
Doors Will (1an at 9 II. M.
\‘\‘\‘\M,m\‘\‘\p\‘ ‘\‘I‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ ‘I‘\
-f'.’,n,’m Ana/v chi/"m, ‘WUIU '1';
All the new shades, Red, Blue
and Black, value up to $2.50
A VARIETY OF SHAPES
little girls 50
c and. $1 .00
This Svflnll [0T $1 00
Models
_1‘~-~‘~u Iwfiu'eis\u\, I, - ~
l',Shoes_! at $5.00
men, formerly sold for $6. 50, $7
$1.00
‘c\lhs\“\-\>‘~u ~vt“\u\‘\-\“ I‘-\n\'-- v.» ‘. \fw\
;- ‘ . , 9' ' ‘
Ar '1-/~r'-r~s .4
:‘:\W‘\‘\‘\.\‘\‘\-\‘\‘\“
U U -, n,-,‘/’~""m,u
gas Roasted ooIree, 9. lb. 21c
inure Jelly Powders, as-
Sorted ........ 3 pkgs. 25c
‘DIK’OLZ‘IK‘
350,,
2.2:“);
t-
{are said to cause a food loss
trash: the United States amountI
13 Main Street,
MOST WONDERFUL SAVINGS FOR
TOMORROW
ONF-THIRD OFF ON ENTIRE ASSORTMENT 0F
COATS. SUITS. SERGE AND SILK DRESSES
Iver WSFsh “
“THE SHOP OF GENUINE VALUES"
Norwalk
No Charge or Alterati ns
Remember Our Be
Assortment F
APPAREL.
tifulWais and Blouse-
m $1.00 to $10.00
EXCLUSIVE LADIES' AND MISSES’ READY TO -WEAR
the ,Sentmel l.
» l;
M...
I paIt in the big horse Show and meet
(the United Hunts) to be held at Bel
I.I out PaIk, New YOIk next Satulda)
There me many expert r'ichs among
. the officers at. this camp and they ex astutly, and when he comes out he op-
“11,9” to b1 111:; back d number of prizes preclntos the sunshine iIeSiI an, and
. with them. Among the officers who the W110“? W011“-
'\ will be entered are Lieutenant Coloneildnd he appreciates a my piece or
V E. K. Lyman. of the 602d EngineeIs. br.ead
it who has made an enviable Ieputation
Ian on anIateuI Jockdy, Uuptuins MaI- Ihe appreciates it 800d b9d “1 Fa?-
lkub. Morton Louience Ewing, Harry | Let him go without washmn and when
I'WcldeI c s Bhd Shaw McKean and he can wash. he'll appIeclate it. al-
In R. TIII-IneI the latter of the British light. Let him see ‘nothing but tom
Imilltmy attaches. and Lleulenonts up gIound, broken tlees.
(Continued fromi‘lrst Page.)
fl
files Yes. H J Shsnley, Day Kimbal land he'll appreciate a tiny village, a
lFranklin Lee, George Amery,1vnn live tree and such things.
Il'WulIII-I nund Thleny Mullet (Frenchi “I know the first time after IonIiIIg
bi u; llltaIy attache.) " out of the line that. i saw smoke com-
| Ty Cobb Hughle Jenningfl. Wildllng out of a chimney on a house that
day evening where an entertainment of underwear and a clean, but fur
will be held at the main building ot‘ too small uniform. lnearly cried with
"Ty" and joy; you can't imagine it. it sounds
b i . in w . l
the Khlghts otmoolumbus
t
mOIning. In addiIlOn to the men:
{who have been rcconunended fIOIII: L
this cantonmcntl a huge numbei oI'I "" m
eliollege men will aIIive heIe, they'll-10W WAR SERVICE
Iavmg been recmnmended for thei
ICOlllSG f1 om R. O. '1‘. '0. colleges l STRIKES NEW HAVEN
“MI A number of officers from this! LAD “OVER THERE”
camp will leaie here FIlday to take] _______
Stnlve him awhile
"Let him Sleep on diIly Stiuw and,
tumbled
Ixennth Lindseyffl 13 Graham. ThIIm-' 00wa houses and broken inlllielllenis,!llle Brothel hood of Raihond ClI Iks, it I—~
iunderstand what I mean." imnkc the increases retIothtivo to lI-i- :.
'-Extract from rouIaIkablc lollcl iIomlceIIIbeI 15 last. MI. Stculns snysl’
SergLSeth Becker, of \‘e\\' ”own. that cleIkS haIe Ieceived several ln-i'
who went through li‘llific bunngcmmascs in wages since that (late,
l the Iinnging the total' II'IIIIIIIIIII to II "II.II-‘
l Mr Becker is a native of East .\'or- £01 amount than is Iccommended An
lwalk and has a nunIbcI Of I.IIII...S.oIiIcI phase is that tho IecoIIImcnda _'
fund fIiends hair, all of whom I III bc lions would continue the muscle! timo'
pleased to born from him. !scheduics. The I-leIkS, Mr. Stomnm
__ :claims, IIIOIk from ten to tlIiIIcIn _:
fi—fl hours a day. and they doggire an eight.- ‘
PROTESTS AGAINST 'hour day as the trainmen have.
WAGE ADJUSTMENTS Mr. Sir-urns said that the protmls .
'IIIII'e gone to J. .i. l<‘orre:~‘tcr. Grand.
' :Cllit‘f of the (Tlcrks’ Brotherhood and
NEW HAVEN, Illa lI.—PI Itr-SIS: I
against the wage adllli‘uilllt‘i'lis (,I- he he expects to see Mr. McAIloo tomor-
Federal Wage Board as Iecommnndcd IOIV or Thursday upon the matter.
to SecIetaIy lchdOo. [m the cm- "“w "‘
bloycs of the railroads. have bIIeII~SECRETARY M'ADOO CONTINUES
made by the New luginnd lodges of ”-L
was stated today. R. SIcI-IIIIS,I VI ASHINGTON, May lS—Semctary
clIalIman of the Brothmhood [III New McAdoo‘s continued illness from tone
England, todny said that ‘L study orlsllltis necessitated postponement to-
the Io oced increases would tend to;
char? tiger the clerks would o.vc the a” ”f the swearing in 0’ new (limo.
‘1
IBM! Donovan and other.- Detroit Tiger' was whole, It looked fine, and wnIInIGoveIIIInerlt money if the Ie.:omIrIIn tors of the War Finflnée COIDOMUOR
aims Will come to this camp on Thurs {they gave me II bath and 9. clean sult’
dad-ions beconie effective. A protest
has gone forward roIn each lodge in
New England and a conference 0. lo
A good citizen is known by the food
he eats.
cal chairmen has been called for nest
acorn at Boston. The latr-
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