Jlfittrs
When speaking of Coal it is
on we tire for we have the
m that will glndden your
' .We' Ire talked on this line
the days of our youth
', ‘moet of the time we've
‘W‘Eclosetothetruth. We
5 ads this way and give
a jingle to herald our
tothe married or single.
,, und bright. They are . .
1161111. the less true if they tap
Olthe ear with the cadence of
music, which We all like to
Mir—and what better music
when cold is, acute than the
11‘: of coal as it runs down
‘ the chute?
,‘THS
30519;“
CATEES
(’Oflol
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0.... 02.. 9%,».1 la... "
A Friend 3! the lVindoqu
A goOcl Window Thermometer en- ‘
you to dress In amordance with
. tlfilenipetature. Adds to your com-
. faith“ the day long. l’1c3cnts colds
and-line‘s.
6% you “ant to know the tem-
perature you want exact, not a taxi-
mate knowledge; therefore pp
ASK FOR THE ‘3’; ALERTOVNN BLLaE:
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I evening at 9 30 O ’.c10ck,
further notice.
'._.Alb‘ert D. Morgan
84 WASHINGTON 1-31.".
AWEEK END SALE.
Md Tongues ........ .38c
’ Tongues ............ 32c
_, Spareribs ....... 2,6c.
dome Shoulders ..... 32c;
.m Hooks ............. 320
m
{an line in best heavy Beef.
Lamb, Smoked Hams and
““5 ”3’11"... one.“ REES g
. 25c :
ll Charnok j
By
condition.
having 30111' x3stI n1 in good
7 T'Ike Linonine as a
" préréntatiua. This well-known
' ‘f'i‘cinedy ' ' restores \ itality
builds up tlIe'Systcm to
hqalt'n standard.
Ianmine 5.1. ould ulnnys be taken at
Ifi'st Sign of a cough or (hold as 1'
' es the cause and remmes the
'Best I'z'mcdy known for bron-
a run
Esra: one
D .
”Writ-53'
I Odie. it Arnl' .
Pigs Feet ......... 10c I
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and
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Every House
‘ without a. hardwood Tloor can be increased in value by re-
laying with Oak Flooring.
EVERY HOUSE OWNER
can better afl'ord 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 FLOORING is a
reputation which 111 as carefully guarded as a business character
The Hatch E: Bailey Co.
it.
AUTO DEAD STORAGE
FOR THE WINTER
. $5.007 per month ,
We carry in stock full line of Bearings and Coils.-
GOODYEAR TIRES.
' l360—TELEI’HON VES—ZOll
Vaast Bros. Garage
‘pI'inIion to mom xln's situation.
still!) 000 000.
‘43,.
Extra This Week
HOME-MADE SAUSAGE .......................... 250 1b.
SIRLOIN AND PORTERHOUSE s'rEAK ......... 31c lb.
ROUND STEAK ........................ 3001b.
SHOULDER STEAK .............................. 25c lb.
RI'B ROAST ................................ '. .. 260 1b. up
FRANKFURTERS ...................... 250 1b.
BOLOGNA OR PRESSED HAM .................... 25c lb.
CHOPPED MEAT ................................. 23c lb.
JOHN B. RISKO.
LEXINGTON AVENUE
CASH ONLY
NO Orders
”1.):
N0 Deliveries
O: “.‘t‘ “.1: 7.1902? 3’.: o it. 1.: :57.)
‘75.“?0512‘-‘ '
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Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
S°ANISH MACKEREL ................. _ ........ -26c lb.
TILE Flsn . ................................. . 26c lb.
FANCY SMELT ........ , ................... 25c lb.
STEAK COD .................................... 25c lb.
WEAK FISH. .................................. 20c lb.
BOSTON BLUES ................................. 20c lb.
HADDOOK ................ T .................... 18c lb.
BUTTER FISH ................................. 180 lb
PLAT FISH .. .............................. 18c 1b.
FINNAN HA ODIEs .............................. 24c 111
THE POULTRY snow: GO TO IT!-
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
N ORWALX. SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License NO. 17.903. ’
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FOR SALE
1 Ford Auto Delivery with up-todate top. A
1 Express Truck, can be used with shafts or pole.
1 Set Double Harness and
8 Fancy Tea. or Coffee Bins, with bevel mirrors. '
Bargains For Quick Buyers
Can Be Seen At
A. r. BECKMANN 8.130., Inc.
RAIL DIRECTOR TO
ASK HALF BILLION
\FOR IMPROVEMENTS
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aggregating $1, 329, 000 000. This “as
scaled down by the division of capital:
expenditures to $975. 000, 000. This has
been expended. and the amount .Ith I
orized to December 31, 1918.33‘1111 $,1-;
277 000, 000. It is estimated that off
this sum $588 .000 009 had been (ex-5
pended up to December 31, leavingi
Explaining the need of further ap- ,
propriations the diIector geneml.
says: j
"11 is estimated that the minlmuml
additional budgets for 1919 must be
$350,000,000. This represents :1. 101111;
of authorized capital expenditures.‘
which must be provided for for the“,
vcms 1918 and 1919, of $1 627 .000 000. 1,
“Into a substantial part of this total:
may not actually be expended during!
1.110 calendar year 1919, it is apparent:
that it will be necessary during that!
your for the government and the rail-g
‘mad companies to provide in the ag-l
gregatc a very large amount of 1110114
cy for these improvement purposes.I
,11' the government is to pursue the,
‘policy upon which it entered when:
the Inihonds were taken o3er and is
Ito provide tcmpotarily the funds for
'such financing. except so (m as ”103',
can be safely financed by the ldil-:
mad cmnpanics, it is obvious that :1,
isubstanlial appropriation 1111151 be?
made. . l
f “A careful analysis of ”In situations ‘
'is on the point of being completed
with a view to preparing an estimate.
'lor (’ongrcss for the necessary appro-
\Vhilu
-iI is impossible :1! present to make 1111
onncl estimate of how large an addi-
Ltionnl uppIopi'intion will be needed it
L'l'lllllt'lll lows this
"11 is important
money.
to mold confusing
11w lIInI-tlou ol financing necessary.
railroad impI'chIIII-ms with the on-
111113 (llsl ll(l Iunctiou o: 1111- (urunl
I.1N‘I':Itlon ol the railroads: and the- pay-
'IIII-ut m 1111- (“Will rental to 1111 Inil
,lufltl I-onlpnuies. The point In 1w our
‘lllliislzl'tl at Ilw moment is that llll‘
[or carrying out, the now-ru—
:xnvnl policy :Is to tho lunctiou of fi-
num-ing permanent iIIIprovemcnts is
vllll' I'I'EISOll Which Will rI-qIIiI'I' 3111 war-
13 lt'qllt‘hl for a luruv nppxoprimion."
MIX-UP OF FIRE
TRUCK AND TEAM
Ol TSHINES Bl AZE
Continued from First Page.
'll"('t'.~‘."ll,\'
going home. and just 111-: l‘ot'kins swung
,llII' horses hide in 1111-3 left to make:
the turn he spied thc- Barker truck
fromiuu towards him. and not believing
than ho had I'oOIn'Io pass 1. lllllltfl
sluupl3 Io tho/light, and the 10:11' cnd
3oa‘rthI-l luddci's 511111 R It“! 1:ch II'I'c pole
:II the turn, bringinv the homes in
an abrupt stop and pulling Perkins?
uudcr the feet of ill" plungmg 1101-5115.;
\\'ondI:I'l'IIl Io I'clnle. in: “us no:
hurt. and managed to regain his four.
gun! the lines, below (‘luu'lvs 111031.
'II'lIo was .on llll‘ 1'0in 01' ”11- l'ioncer'
ll'llt‘li got to 1111' lIoI'SI's' hcmis. ;
'I‘III- damage- to tho truck was
-'~'II;:111. and although l'crkms is 1‘ccl—'
‘ .115 InlheI still and sore» IlliS lllUllllllL".
111- Is congratulating himself on his
:ImrI'oII 15011110 from serious injury.
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TWELVE GIGANTIC
IN TERN ATION ALS
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Ln I'onI'I'ntion today. it was Slilll'd, dc-
;mauding the amalgamation of ill-~-
|'hundrcd" existing union< ntliliated-
i\\llll the American FPdPl'iIllflll of La-
1bor into UK ol3e gigantic internation-
.;:ls, "Io be under control of 11 mm»
mittec of l'iI'e and work with 1110 in-
Icrnationnl “'m'kI-I's' Defcnsc Lcaguc.
which called the prosent Congress.
The resolution, it was said. cmbodicd'
a provision that Mooney and all poliI-l
11111, class and industrial prisoners bc,
released. April 1 bring fixed as a date
for a general nation-331111:
should this tail. 1
The conI'cntion opcned its third day l
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with every prospect, the lcadI'Is :15-
seI'tcd. for a stormy session Chair-
' man E D Nolan was contidcm 1110‘
Ionsclrathcs would control the (on
\cnlion. as tile-3' did on the alignment 5
which resulted in his selection own"
'1110 candidate of tho radicals, John 11. 3
Mnurcr. of Reading. l’n.
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,CHURCH WAR IN
1 F AIRFIELD GOT ;
TO HIGHL (3*OURT,
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.'\tte1 Prosecutor Huxtord had heard
all hands, with each side claiming
Stll- determination. and no change of
hOllndalHlt’S he ad31sed the court that!
the best thing to do was to enter a:
nollc upon pay ment of -15.!
Owns Property Adjoining Church
11 seems that Deacon Berry ans
Properly adjoining the church on Lit-
tle Uanbury road. For a long time the
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w-“—
of Nor s'ich, ucrc before the (301111.
(111m. Huym’lc iouk his money.
OFU. S. AGENTS:
. lcicd it.
Continued from First Page.
Vincent '
on
Frank Guys-tie and Lewis
place-d (invetlc under arre 'm
83 and S5 WaShinflon St. Phone «1405.
PROBE “FRAME'UP” iin ‘uuc ”oozing to death and wantedl
‘I Huyo-t c. to 0113' him a half pint of 11.
pur-
('lle’Hl the liquor, and when 11c dcliv-
Ihc man threw open his (-0211.
’dlsplnyl‘d the uniform of a sailor and‘
the badge of 21 government agent and
\ incem I
10 'd Iractically
"l A I the same story. Judge 'more strained. The church d.vlded,
deacon and his family were “the whole
lshooting match." as they sdy ‘r. J)?-
But some years ago; the mis‘lster
nus changed Rev. S. Edward Ellison.
better known to his lriends as "Sam."
airived on the scene Pastor Sam
and Deacon Joe did not mxx well Dis
putes were frequent.’
As the days ran by and Mars.
god of war ruled, relations became
the
a plerv of guilty to getting liquor ior ”mm d
3., _ ' [sailort Gu3ette sa: 'd that on Saturda3-' "‘ "“9059 a sentence of one 11
mm I’JAANé‘i‘fizflrm. night near the Norwich railroad sta- mm m the \Ormch 58‘] on each. gégogacking the minister, part the
onsBansm’mAimleeEabk tion he was approached by a. man‘ T ‘ HeldWinpln’g .
'6] u in an bvereo r a Sen ’ . - .
bun ,ed- 13 ' . . at coho said 5' tinel “at.“i' . it seemsthax the, l I" ‘3
lwinning cards. if one
:33'1'1111111-11 >1'\I‘l'1'l,\. 3:17»; wounded
, lion.
.divd in :Icroplnno
- from disousc.
strikl'l
feph \\'.
iStnté (‘ouncil of
church . 1
'cellation or government orders."
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Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’ 3 Leading Dry Goods Store
Our January: Sale
Is the . Center 01 Attraction
mm 11 th:
term in connection with :1. 01111 9
took all the tricks One of them was,
'Ihe «instruction of a fence about the
happcncd tlIat‘
11119119:-
and com-1
church propcny. it
such construction somewhat
cd with thc lice goings in
its possiblc that it may cch-od $000-
om) 001), The munch- :IdIam-vd by tho ings out (it no." on 1ch113 on tho land
:gntt‘l‘lllllt' 11! to the railroad (-Iompan c adjoining
Ho 1133' for imlu'uvmnollis will be I'm On? niglll llu' doncon. ultI'I tuki nzi
paid with interest (so far six per ccnt. lilol'el “mm“ L" 1‘“ “10111.1" 0" 1““:
'hns boon the prevailing Inlr'), so I'm- knees mganizml an army and I'aidcd‘
making of an appmprintion for such the fence. “hen he got through ”W
purposes docs not 1119!!“ that ‘3". gu\~ ('lIIIIch prop: 113 looked like “no man 's !
-lnnd" bct.\3'ccn 1111‘ ”11115 and ill? Allivs
in France. .
The mllcomv “as tho arms? In 1wr- ,
r3' and his Summons to 101111. .lustitci,
ludw'md J \lt'mmus \\' out trom BIidizcw
port to I'ail'l'ield 10 at! :I~‘ tho Solo-:
mnn. Both sidcs pl I“0fllF(l thcit evi-
dent-v with "null tone and feeling ,
But .lllSliPl' McMunus found Berry:
guilt)" and luckvd on :In oxpx'uso 110:
count of $2211. 'l‘hv appeal followed.
llut Born is :I lOSPI'. us 1111- (‘OSIS in
I110 lliL’llt'l' court will 1.1:» H“ and u
l;|\\')l’i' him-”(19's .._,
CASUALTY LIST.
Eight Connectacut Men Named in Two. f
Army Reports.
\‘.'.\Slll.\'(l'l‘().\'. Jan, 113.
llI'l'llt'lll llll'll :Irv unmcd in two army?
Iotnllin: is-
-- l'lic'ht (‘on-E
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rnsunlu lislh. 7.111 nuuus,
511ml _\'l‘>il'l'du.\'_ ;
TlII- 11.:9 list shows lliml from
13111111119. 1: Ili-ul l'I'cnI disc-2153'. 3:1: ,
(liv- ,
gum lilillt’fl‘l'llllllt". 41; \\ ouudvd‘
‘slighlly. 22:1; 1:11:11, 124.
Died of Wounds. 3
Inn-m.» .\dolpli (11.1.1.1. .\'MI‘ III-u '
:Iin.
Wounded Severely. l
Livut. 1.1133'1'1'111'1' 1):I,V Ilou'I-ll. Now-l
“HY“.
l‘I'iVnIv l‘mvr 'l‘. Gibbons. Shelton:
Longc Rozurio. \\'illimantiI'.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined).
l‘I'ivnIc (inclano llol'nrdi. \K'atei'buI'y.
'l‘lic curly list Killed in ac-
-H; dind from wounds. lull: died
:u-cidI-m :Ind ulllt‘l‘ cnu'sos, ti:
4: dicdf
severely.
shows:
from
:Ict'idcnl.
woundcd
21.
110; woundt-d Idvgrw- IIndcleI'mincdl.
2; woundcd slightly. 2: IIIiSsin: in no:
Iion. 211: total. 315. ' ‘
Died of Wounds. 1
John Grnjcwski .\'cw llI'iI-i
ain: SaquIorc Norei. 30 Castle sweet:
New Haven: Raymond M. Roberts.:
Middletnwn. g
(lori'chiuns is'sIII-d to previous lists?
PI'iI'nI 1’
show:‘ 3
Wounded Severely. ‘
(Roponed Dead 01 Discusel.1
l‘I'iIatc Joseph PolIIInbo, BI'manI‘OId 2
Died of Wounds.
(ltI-portcd Missing).
' Privnlc Patrick .1. Barry, '\'\'a1'chousc
Point.
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Died.
(Reported Missing).
Private John \Y. .\lanuglIlin \133
llritain.
Wounded.
(Reported Missing).
Privates Ernest A. Maclc. 35 Pardee;
.lu‘stin SIankovl-i
street, New Hm‘cnz'
( as, \l'atci'bury.‘
Hartford: Frank Slussock.
THOUSANDS ARE OUT OF WORK.
HARTFORD. Jun. lI;.~l)iI'cct01' .losV
Alsop. of the Connecticut
. Defense. said toda.‘
that reports rccciI'ed up to Tuesday
night indicated that between 11,000-
and 18.000 people were out of “’01k in;
this state.
"These figures do not Spell disaster’
he said. “and we ctpect the situation
to clear up without serious «1".IIIIcult3'. :
Some Connecticut manufacturers are:
than '
The City National Basik
South Hprwolk. noun.
carrying larger working forces
the3: would If actuated by business
reasons only. All are doing their best
to meet a situation aggravated by can-
. and pm: 1:1 1111"
Benjamin Fisher. '
Stamford. -
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A Warning:
PROMPT RIC [JIZF 1 R0“
.(il‘il), Sore '1‘-tun.“ Cold in (' [1051 and
all inflammation and ( Ullgl'hlitlll ,
( ll‘flnl «It Must; Il‘tl giuw in- taut lcliI- I; .
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and comfort to the suflci'cr. 5
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It is for supmim‘ to mudnrd pins- '
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(‘I'cditors ol tlw Sykes Motor Links
‘mnpnm will meet :11 the offiuw
Iii.
Ru't‘vrm' in Bankruptcy John \V hunk ~'
-on Friday. «,2-
11m I-lvr'tion of
“I {in
at which
\3 ill
111.,
II'ustcv
p.
{I
plthP.
lmimrn. on 1:1" "l'll‘lx’ll.
1t 1'1 ‘.'1 '5 con," «1m: ‘mzlxmmuzon
3111 p:- in nlmo'z 311113.11 talu
:1?“ r
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tin- .1141 c 01 pl win 1's Ul lminlcn' '5 for I
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tom 01'
in:
CUlLlc, 11.11115 and notice
Tl hu- pmduccd nondml‘nl muults
\\ lll
\3‘1'11 illlll:.‘1.ltl\' :‘llli|":n"l M3: _.
IlII'Iml, :on~ili'2< ::.II 1141-}; II- 1111;: I,
conunlion. lllI'Illllllirill.:~|)1.-‘1..~. mu"
ltlll>t‘l1*~, llllli 1 \ HILLS in H 1‘ d'l‘v'.~...;
lII'onrhuh <' 11)), lIoIIl L’llliv'. 1'IIII'III_'I\
p 11:: 111-.1 :a' . ~' Of the 1,5» 1'. or JUill‘.‘
PI'er lmusclmlr‘l 91101111 1153' c n in
ll. Krieger Ce.
OVERCOATS
For Men. Youths and Boys
At. Moderate Prices.
Credit 11' Desired.
113,11 ('9
Store.
80. Norwalk—Plaisted' 5 Drug.
Darien—S. M. Allen.
Westport—Bridge Pharmacy.
Westport—Westport Drug Co.-‘
Wilton—R. W. Keeler.
Store.
So. Norwalk—Stillson—Powell
Corp.
So. Norwalk—Clifl'ord Phar-i
macy. 1
SO. Norwalk—H. A Mead. i
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Lenses Duplicated
,(NO Testing of Eyes! NO Guessl
Work)
[ALL EYEGLASS AND SPEC»:
TACLE REPAIRS 1
ANY LENS DUPLICATED '
FRAMES, MOUNTINGS, coo-‘-
GLES, CASES, CHAINS, E'rc. '
Prescriptions For Glasses Care-,
fully Filled
Charles Brand
Expert Watchmakér, Jeweler and
Optician
(Over 15 Years’ Experience)
17 ELY AVE.
of II 1111 o ”unwind ‘111 1‘1.- now-tn: 1-“
111051 for 4 1111 1'." :.c3. \ l; \011 I'II' u'.’ .
cisl: 2.30 .IIIIl 50c joys. ll|)~‘)ll‘u.l sum:
$2.50.
The (“3mm of 3i:..~'.11'vil C0,, SOlll‘wv , - ‘ '
- N“"““”‘- "”‘m' IFrankforters ..... _ ...... 29‘; Ii).
'Bologna ............ 2s: 11.».
.Salt Pork ............ . 30; lb.
;Round Steak ....... 285 '1'-.1.
Sirloin Steak ..... , ..... 5th- 2b.
'2 Porterhouse Steak 231. 111.
SOMALKIT. :Choppcd Beef ..... 2% :11.
For sale at the following drug Pot Roast .............. 251. 113.
stores: l
Norwalk—H. Glendenning&00.' R - *2 11;
cast Pork ..... _ ....... o. 1 . .
N orwalk—Devme & Hardwick.
So Norwalk—F. H. Baxter.
1 er Btl
So Norwnlk—Liggett 5 Drug, First class Hindqua't B . ..
"L1, 1-D).
iMuller ’sMarkct
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SPECIALS
For This Week
Oatmeal in the bulk, ‘
3 lbs.
Fairbank‘s Laundry
Soap 6 bars for ‘
Epicure Jelly Powder.
Economy Matches.
F
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
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assorted flavors 8c pls' :1.
6 bOXQS 9 2351'
WASHINGTON STREET, 1
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tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pm- i
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vide you with one for the small Sum of $4. 00 per year, in c
We will also act as custodian ot
your Liberty Bonds without charge .if you desire.
0_ur Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by check.
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