1111
When speaking of Coal it is
' wetirefor we have the
that will gladden your
We’ve talked on this line
‘ :the days of our youth
on of the time we’ve
. clone to the truth. We-
ads this way and give
this aj jingle to herald our
' -::-the married or single.
prosy at best and we
but right out words‘
scund cheery and
and bright. They areI
”the less true if they tap
' e ear with the cadence of
, which we all like to
ime-and what better music
11 cold is acute than the
of coal as it runs down
laying with Oak Flooring.
Every House CE
without a hardwood floor can be increased 1n value by re-
EVERY HOUSE
can better afford hardwood flooring than carpets—costs less
in the beginning and. lasts as long as the house.
., EVERY WOMAN ,;
wants hardwood floors, they mean less work—less dirt,
and greatly improve the appearance of any room.
- Back of our recommendation of our OAK BLOOBING‘is a
reputation which is as carefully guarded as a business character.
. ,,__.....:":"...3’
OWNER
LONDON, Jan. 7., (Correspondence
of the Associated Press). ——There will
be no passenger or commercial ai1-
plane service from England to any
other country until complete plans ale
formulated for regulating and controll-
ing air traffic, says an omcial ot the
British Aid Ministry. That will be a
task, he said, fraught with enormous
diillculties. , 3
”To begin with," he pointed out.
“there are no laws of the air at Dre
sent, and to bring the air mto the com.
mercial sphere without 'laws would
produce chaos. There would be im-
mediate trouble with the customs au-
ilmriiies of all nations. Adequate leg-
islation will have to be framed to pre-
the chute?
,- venl contraband merchandise being
" carried through the air from one coun-
-"Tfl?
1R5§
i'm'oad Avenue and
AUTO DEAD STORAGE
- roa'mnwmrsn _ 3
$5.00 per month
We carry in stock full line of Bearings and Coils.
GOODYEAR
TIRES
1360 ._ TELEPHONES _ 2011 3 "
Vaalst “Bros. Garage
11'y to another.
“There will have to be a system of
. 11i1 customs, and that in itself. presents
many problems. Then, again. the un
‘autnor. zed iurrying 01' letters would
gluing in the postal authorities.
3 “To police the air presents
' 1 diflicultics.
‘er scudding away from an air police-
I man, whose machine may be the slow-
3er of the two, and hiding behind a
jcloud until everything wus clear.
‘lt‘ s 11 new world, and we've got to
.f'make proper arrangements for it. ”
every description in the United King-
dom and the coasts and territorial wa.
fters adjoining is prohibited by law
Franklin Street
, :QHQNE: 1959
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.i ROUND STEAK ................. ,.
M have any broken J SIRLOIN STEAK .............
1 poarsnnouss STEAK ..........
glass have us 9} roux (more ....................
I: .lhem. thereby FRANKFURTERS ...............
3.351. 6 301.911.1111 ......................
1mm _ Illasi Norwalk
1.1.1....
1' This Week
L; 9'}.2.1..L$’.i .91-..£e.\ .
24 l “S.
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‘f ' ”1"?“11.‘ LO‘E": 3""
HOME-MADE LIVERWURST . . .' .
No Orders
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PRESSED HAM ..................
HOME- MADE SAUSAGE ..........
PLATE BEEF .....................
HOME- MADE HEAD CHEESE .....
CHOPPED MEAT ............ 3. . . .
4-
/,. .~\
This Week’s Specials
................ 29c lb.
..... ,.......... 29c lb.
................ 29c lb.
................ 351: lb.
................ 25c lb.
................ 25c lb.
................ 25c lb.
............ ......20clb.
................. 25c lb.
................ 18c lb.
................. 28c lb.
................ 23c lb.
John B. Risko
5 LEXINGTON AVENUE
No BeliVeries
flwfi
with the exception of naval and mill
That law, the. oliicial
said, is likely to stand until the Au
Minist1y can map out a comprehensiw' }
_-,Ischen11- of air legislation.
200 000 SOLDIERS l
WiLL BE BROUGHT 1
53‘ HOME EACH MONTH 1
3:: Continued 110111 First Page ;1
.‘
"1%
This means that the three divisionsE
I~~lhe Thirtlcth, Thlrly'seventh andl
Vinelyvfirsi—dust placed on the early
iconVoy list should be embarked be-
Ioie March 1. as well as those alrea—
dy on the pz1or1ly list.
Whether any of the 100, 000 extra com-
batant troups to be assigned to the:
‘Iil st can be returned in the next two
Imonths is pr-obk mntical. The tonnage‘
\
‘1.
v
‘3 situation is imprming and the War
Department is now doing its 1111110511
9! to kvcp its pledge oi remitting men:
as fast as is possible.
Inble, are being remade. into tioopl
,1r11nsporis. Not all the. ships putting:
,""‘;back to p011 can be so crutverledH
faIeinco considerations as to ventilation.
W’
i .\1n(_1i( .111 cargo corners. when avnii~g
icooklng facilities and bunk room makoi
' Y 85 BARNES‘ PORK, ass:- so:q'<>.: -9...“ “1:011- 9.1.0.2.“. ' lfl‘r'a‘.“ '“ml’s “”“V‘mame'
. lb 1 Besides the converted cargo . can”
4 .. 300 ' TI; "" “ ' "' " ' " " -' - N"- .1-..-.~ ' i1iers, the. battle ships and Br111sli. 1
J ' MIL French and neutral tonnage. the Wa1'
-: SGON g 118 259 Department is counting on delivery.
E ! 68' S h I 9 W d d S It ] sooner or later. 01‘ tmop ships under:
‘QA‘TMEA construction by the Emergency lI‘lchlI
‘ 2', 3lbs 206 c ' u tze S 9 “es ay peCla S Corporation. The time 01 d111V1-1V 1
'NKLS LA NDRY though. is u11cc11ai11.Soo.1oo. isllu
3 6 bars 25c BRISKET CORNED BEEF ......................... 14c lb. "We, 0, Wm,“ Gem,“ “mm... 3
"""""" RUMP CORNED BEEF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26c—28c lb. 10' “0°” and "'0" “'“I’men‘
“0013.400 3. lb. 3 VV bile the amoum of 1.th [mud 11111-3
Stew Veal ........................................ 16c lb, ish tonnage available from now on is
CORN cut to 10¢ a can F Sh P' . ‘ I. .1 more or less uncertain quantity. tho"
“ E re lgs Feet --------- 1 ----------------------- . 10¢ 113- \\'ar Department said today—that lhe'
A STULL
:24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
\
N ORWALK.
Ask us for entry blanks to Norwalk'a POULTRY SHOW.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17.903.
British 1110 shouing every sign of co
operating with the army in mooning,
the soldiexs. For instance. shippingl
sufficient to tianspori (hi rtv thousand
men between the closing days of D1-
3c1In1ber and Jamer 10 wow produc
god by (heat Britain. I
Regardless of (heat Britai1'1 s comri
bulion however, the Department has
so carefully‘lisled its prtzsem and fu
ture tonnage that it now counts defin.
iiiely on the two ’hundicd thousand
monthly 1eturn rate. I
Such a rate would Hoar up all
_ .1... done with ABSOLU'I‘E:i
War Our factory is'
3 with the BEST AL.
and our mechanics are 1
, , ~a11dpainstaking.
3 wax-e confidgpt in Our ability
' ' satisfaction. " ‘ I
l
Eti‘See. Us land See . Better.
JAMER.
7' I. etrists and Opticians
Jinn-e of good glasses.”
antic St, Stamford
t. Eve. ’lill 9 o'clock. Est. 1897
NST UNNEUTRAL PU BLlCA-
TiONS .
3 KHOLM. Jan. '1'. - Several i111-
w‘edish industrial organiza-
Ve pizbliésbed a protest; in ills-
of unneutrai publications
as the Aftonbladet’s repeat-
'es'ilenonncing the Eutente
1111 President Wilson. The pro
gned by the Swedish mu 1. 3
1»...—
b and several associa-
. 1. so 111 of paper. ifoni.’ t
l apparatus 3
F?
1111’.
The" Best GrOceries
At Low Prices
National or Sunshine Crackers ..... . . ....... 8c and 16c pkg.
Walter Baker‘ 5 or Huyler’ 3 Cocoa, can .................. 19c
Swift’ 3 Pure Leaf Lard, per lb. ....... . ............ ~. . . . 330
Nucoa Nut Oleo, the world 's best, lb. . . .' ................ 35c
3 lbs. Quaker Rolled Oats 161- .......... . . ............. 2011
Campbell’ 3 Soups, all kinds, can ...................... 10c
Instant Postum ........................... 23c and 39c can
Eldora Brand Peas (Early June), can .. .................. 16c
Kravenmore Brand Corn, per can ..................... .16c
Aunt Jemima’ s Pan Cake Flour, pkg. .................. 15c
Try our Teas and COfi'Ces. . You will be more than pleased
with them.
‘11. 1. 31313111111111 8. (30., inc.
8’3 and 95 Washington St.
.. . ..v——-.——..—o-.-uu-. '1—
Phone 1405.
troops in less than :1 yea1,but the De-
» pnrimem has not announced its policy
yet as to 1hc Army of Occupation.
How long it shall remain and how
large it shall be are questions which
1111: peace conference probably will
consider and developments in Ger-
.many naturally will have a bearing.
upon the determination.
General Peyton C. ‘Marc‘u. Chief ol
Stal'f.‘and Major General liines. Chief
of Embarkation. are co-opcraiing ii‘.
the matter of return movements. They
have their arrangements in 'such
. shape now that barring lubo‘r troubles
on the conversion program they can
bring back the troops at almost as
sf'1st a rate as thcv were sent over.
DOUBLE BLOW l
FOR SON ARCHIE
iContinued From Page One)
1
3 immediately upon receipt of this‘
move. Capt. Roosevelt 'and " his wife;
'ieo for Oyslet Bay and will be we ‘
sent “'odnesday at the Roosevelt fun
er.1l..\lrs Archibald Roosevelt was
‘Miss Grace S. Lockwood Her mai-
; riage to Capt. Roosevelt took place in
3Emmimuel Church here in April. 1917,
1 Funeral services for. Mr. Lockwood
WIND SHIELD GLASS
AL10 WINDWW GLASS CUT AND SET T0 0RDER
COHEN
141 Washington Street.
"3
.1.
_.........a m.‘_--_,-_..,_,1...‘.
South Norwalk. ’
CLASSIHED ADVtRllSEMElll ill lllL Sfllflllfl.
VV'erc llt'ltl 1111s morning and he was
buried at Mt. Auburn Cemetery. He
;.was in his fifty-sixth year, was c0!!-
nected with many wholesale drS'EOOGS
conurns “as a trustee of the EH0?
Swings Bank and was a director of
iihe 1 men Manufacturing Company.
ijn in Roxbury, Mr. Lockwood war-I
;;1 son of Commodore Samuel LockI
wood. His mother was MissMarie.
Dunbar, and. through her $1111.00}:-
wood was 11 descendant of M;les1
' Standish. He was a ember or 111.90
' ”no.
Alli TRAFHE,
other
Try to imagine an oliend 1
1
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1
l x
i .
l_
l
m--. 0.11111 113123 1111111 wn won 311111113
l
‘t‘ary machines, or air'plancs oporatingf
within three miles of a recdgnized‘
.7110» 74.7.33 148 aerodroxne.
lc barge that
[court it
3 man. On his return to France he tool-1 pericnce bar km he
WAR PUT HEAVY BURDEN
Hyatt
ENorwalk’S Leading Dry Goods Store
l 3 1' ‘ A
ARedU’ction in + Our Waist Line
«4,
Has become a necessity and We have gathered together a most attractive dis»
play on the bargain table in the Suit Section. including MANY MODELS IN
popular shades as well as those in black or white.
/
SILK. CREPE DE CHINE AND 'GEORGETTE. that include many of the mosi
Every '0ne is a “Bargain alk‘lhe Present Price.
,. ~ -r-.' savor-w -
"cw~
m— Ml
.1 - .. _._.,_..___..e_ .«s...~._ .-..__.__ ....- _,_.,,,. ._ ., _- .,._.,. -.-......_._._.__..
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{ cion was aroused and analysis sho
'the, presence of a. deadly poison.
cret Service agents were called in
1 hey proceedc ed to work on the m1
BEEN SETTLE“? ARE REVEALEII
surveillance.
In ml
So»-
sir-oi
‘OJ‘Y
that the pale de role gms bad conic
from one of three aliens then undo-1.
Accordingly, to each n:
lihem was sent anonymously a can -1
Hole gras exactly similai
Charges Brought by the Brit-5 1.0.\' ms
in appear-
Jan. 7 (COIl-pspondence ‘I ance to the can containing the poignu-
I
P w-Secrels oi ed 5mm ‘ ' ' "
lSl'l Government AgainSt gel tea: 33:13:83?! thirssllritlsh Secret The. landlady of one oi. the trio oven-
sgrvice now 1eve¢led slkw that Ger- . ed~and served it for his supper, and
Sweden Arc Dropped . .
.._._____._ I111au spies 01' agents of the German it was not unul late
dgovermnent “Hem makipg active pie
in the evcmm:
that she told him‘ that the can Iliad
LONDON. Jun. 7.—~ Charges brough been addressed to him Thinking‘tbar
. . 3 , , , n . . . . .
by the. lirmsh government that the lg;§:%:?3:i;; 0:10 2:113:21: ‘12:: bgfg{:?;h¢ ,he had eaten is own poison, the "1.1.11
iormer Swedish government, 01' Lieu '11s a landing place for Gmman‘ f0”, actually became ill, He was 9110111.”-
Ilenant-Colonel W‘ikland of the Swed- ‘
ish army. had allowed thcii names to
be. used as consignecs for wool pu1-
(based with lcrman money, haVc
been dropped and several cascs in 1111'
. w l'
1 s and for the bombm‘d‘mem of P01 tI~ ’3 ariestLd
month. One of the first precautions
taken in August, 1914, was to place
close, restrictions on persons trying,r to
._.._........_....
HIDDEN STORE OF
. . GARMENTS mum)
PH” (‘ourr inVol 00 000 land upon 01 leave the island. From 1
Vi11g2,.1 in Harwich to Hampshire, along the .._._..._____
“0°! 5‘”de b‘ the l.r111~h "M3 3“" 'oulh 'md southeast c0' sts ol‘ F11 -
been selllcd. lband 1i Sis. Of C "11“?“th 11111631 MUNlI‘H, Jan. 7.—-'l‘21e «Decoy-Ivy
Sir John Simon, appearing 1m 1111 I1Ierits ewere cngdgcd indtlcispcraic yesterday or a lingo hidden stem :11:
claimants, protested against the gov- ‘B's . . . ll 3 _1 d‘ f“; 'w-r clothing. comprising 27.090 gamma“
(.mmpm-S aupgmons, m. Cancd a. Chemglhul: 11‘; $1" lasgsdl‘ m: 812': illegally hold since April. 1915, 3mm”...
le’nilon to statements made in the g ’ " ' ed the. magistrate of Munich lo {cpprhl
ish Secret Service was to
1111' n‘porntion of these men.
l~"o1 along time. the authormcs wow
unable to discover the origin of Mouse
Signals that were being flashed 0111 lo
German submarines from the seafront
:11 l’cvcnsey. Special watch was kept
on a ccrtaiircottuge and, although no
lights were shown. the patient observ-
ers finally solvcd the mystery. They
learned 111:1! after dusk several
persons near an upper window manip-
Culated what appeared to be the dial 01"
an ordinary clock. A raid on the cot-i
stamp out to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
11 new protective law
eering punishable by death.
ascertained that from
House at 1 ommons that Sweden was
sending raw “0111 to Germany to be.
spun 11110 1.1m 11nd 11:1u1'11ed for use
of the Swedish army, and declared
111.11 then- was no inundation for the
the Swedish governmcm
"Hilly or :1 violation of neu-
1 l.
ply and sold at. from two to six iii
their actual value. The
stated that unless energetic strps
taken the patience 111‘ H11 11121111": \I.
soon be exhausted.
hurl been
trailiy.
The Icims of
given om.
scltlclncnt were 110!
Sir John Simon told 1111:
”um leave no soreness on ei
111m- side and will express the friendly
feeling which has in ilic past history
-#W— ,.
Try a Sentinel “111111 . 6..d . .-
11111king pl‘II
“HR
l‘l‘lll’.‘ to thin-I
goods had been taken 1.11111 this 1‘,
,1an
ill»
.31.
D‘ c
111:1c7s1rat1:
be
.14
01' the two countries existed. and
tagc discloscdlhnt the clock dial was i
which both the Swedish and British
govemmcms dosil‘c 10 continue be»
in ecu those two great independent
suites."
fitted with 11 dark p1'.i.'1m BV locusing'
the. prism on the :«hong headlight oi oi
fishing smack anchored off shore 1'11
“as possible to send forth signal;
fi‘lashes. These flashes were not. \'is»‘
ible to a person standing on the
‘beach. but out. in the channel ”11")"
could be read easily. I
Betmen the coast and Tunbridgc
“'cIlls. Which was the headquarters of
:1 Biilish army coips a band of all"
Sies made the iounds oi villages 1111'
disturbed until .111 oflicci made the Sig-
nificant discmcry that none at thcm
could converse in Romany, tho gypsy
tongue. investigation by Socret Ser»
CLEMENCEAU ONCE
TAUGHT FRENCH IN
STAMFORD SCHOOL
Continued irom First Page.
0V ERCOATS
For Men. Youths and Boy
At Moderate Prices.
Credit If Desired.
Thv. Schoolmisn'css. knowing
(Incenu was :1 skillful horseman.
it p.11f’ 0! his duties lU escort tho
Clem-
made
ll. Kruger-to.
’1.
.r "
S .
VountI. women pupils on hover-back
vice men proved conclusively that the.
1idcs through Faiificld county ‘5 many
masqueraders while pretending .Ir
beamitul districts .1111] during ”new trade with tho country folk and tell
1.119s. H101 9 developed one 01 1h1I l‘in-
.Ist romances that over had birth in
this section. The (“1101' party to it
was Miss Mary 1.. Plummer, one 01
the pupils. and after a courtship car.
ried on mainly on horseback. ~lic mur-
1'ied her and took her back to Fran‘ce
with him. Several children came 01'
the marriage. but an estrangement
fortunes secured important informa-
tion as lo the movements of troops in.
the Southern command. Prompt and
drastic action l'ollu'cd these rcvclu-I
lions.
At the beginning of tho war Humor-3
ous instances came (client of aliens:
attempting to enlist underi falserpre- i
tenses. if the 1ec1uiting oiiicers were!
AUTO SUPPLIES
OILS
BIQYGLES VULGAN IZING
Phone 957+2'
GASOLINE
A. MODNE .‘ .
70 North 11311131.. So. Noll—~11.
-." ill
cametand led to a divorce finally.
Clemenceau married again aftermwmd
' “‘hile in this countrv Clemenceau
also acted as a bunk 111esse11ger, and
then drifted into the newspaper field
where he made. an instant success. Hc
is still 1'emembe1ed as a bustling re-
porter bv many ()1 the older men in
dissatisfied VVilh a man's appcdruncc’ __
or accent, he was taken aside and Him
oath V1113 dministexed to him separ-
niely. it is practicallV impossible 1‘01 .
a foreigner to repeat the unusual
phrasing of the oath VV1thoui betraying 5
his origin, and in that way mam dun- '
gerous spies were captured.
ITY MEATS, POULTRY, GI?
CERIES AND FRESH VEG
the new spapci VV011d and the Ameii About Christmas, 1914,11. foreign (lip- TABLES
can new'spapei game, as Clemenceau lomat in London received an 1monv- i ‘ . -.
learned it laid the. foundation for ‘his mous gift of pale dc. foie. grns -S11Spi Home made Sausage ..... 380
latcr meal success as a statesman ‘-. -U» . » ~— -1 IE .
All his life, 110“ er,er much as he has' '
paxucipnled in politics and Statesman WAS RES'TLESS AT NIGHT IHelnz‘s Saucr KraUt """ 1°C
Sufferers fiom kidney trouble (IX-E
rheumatic pains:
aches in joints and muscles and 0th;
ship, he has remained the neu spapei 3
up the piactice of medicine and en-
BULL LINE OF BEST QUA
L.-
o.
E". .
3b.
Eb."
tored heartily into the spirit of 1‘1-
publicani em in his own counliy until torturous afflictions. I“ W‘ hilt {20C 00 Charnak
today he is considered even a greaie1 ‘F' I" 2' Box 9' Shortcrs, Ala “311:5
Don-‘91 than is I’1esident Poincare “I used Folcv Kidney Pills as 1 “II“ .
so restless oVer nig-‘hl VVitl1 p-sins in
my back and side. Thcv did me :I‘ood
and I truthfully say Foley Kidnv‘i’, ‘
;Pill,~: is the medicine for kidney iron-:3 TELEPHONE 583-2
ON BOARD OF EXAMINATION
Report For Two Years Tells of Activ-
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
ities in Preparing Nurses for lble. SiillsohTowcll Corporation. ; I -
War Work __ E .4 “-12— ‘ ‘ -- ——~'—'—”' " "”"“”"' "_’ "7» ‘- "‘AE . ”n-—
HARTFORD (101111.. Jan 7 ~‘ The re ‘
work of the boa rd during the period cl E r E
$91 $911; gigzsgryemelv hetaV y.f owing} Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro.
' or aniza 10 o 1 .
baring the profession to 1‘111eetr D" E tected? Have you a Safe Deposit BOX? If 110“: we can pm
the.
emergencies and the training- schools?
to receive and train a much greater
number of students than in time of
peace‘ says the report of the State
Board of Education and Registration
of Nurses in their repoxt for two Vears
ending December 31,1918.
The board has materially
vide you with on\for the small sum of 84.00 per year, in on:
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian oi
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent per year. 3
assisted " kin E
individual schools‘ in the enlargement ‘ '1 Open a Ghee g account and pay your bins by Cheek .5?
o; tigeir lplans and in organization 01
1 e eac tug pe1sonal the 1eport says. t B I .k
The report refers to the board’s 120- e i y a Iona a
operation with the bureau 0 military .
rvey 01,
Boat Shrunk, Cm. -- .
Norwalk Chronicler