One year ago coal was a
it with trouble in the air,
31f- here and now ’tis rather
uielg'sndno one seems to care.
I. times Jflte this a simple
agrees with any fire and
_, 8 too rich—when you
" to buy it—and discon-
m the buyer. Asbda mint‘ '
willie no good in trouble of
kind, the II; S. Mint is
”what, you need to get your
Ellioy your luck with our_
best Wishes, our day will come
flan, and when it does ‘twill
taste. delicious for we'll be
‘ hungry_then.
ls
Every Heuse " 3
without a hardWood floor canbe increased in value, hy‘rer
laying with Oak Flooring. ...... Amfi
. EVERY HOUSE OWNER
can better afi‘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 dirtv
and greatly improve the appearance of any room. .
{ Back of ourmcommendation of our OAK {FLOORING is a
reputation which is as carefullyguarded as a business character .
The Hatch f: Bailey (30.
an!»
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' AND EGGS FALL
Housewives about the city will be .
overjoyed to learn that the "prompt in-
, dlcations are that butter-which an win-
ter has been soaring to heights al-
most. out of reach of the average
soon, which will bring it back to some.
thing like its normal price. It has al-
'ready taken a slight drop and local
grocers are today selling it for three
cents less per pound than it brought
three days ago. .
’ing that it was quite probable that
there would be a further decrease
‘whhln a short time. as the price Qf
spring months. it is also thought
probable that the milk strike will have
considerable influence on the price of.
the staple commodity," the. farmers
having been converting into butter the
milk which they have at present no
market. iwth the result that the, com-
modity has, become so plentiful that it
is thought a drop in the price must,
Service StatiOn
STARTERS, GENERATORS AND MAGNETOS
OVERHAULED ' .
EXPERT ON ALL ELECTRIC SYSTEMS AND
memos
Vaast Bros. Garage
17 CHESTNUT STREET
1360 — TELEPHONES -—' 2011
result.
l There seems to be little change in
the egg situation, locally. although a
j marked drop in the price of eggs was
2 reported a few days ago in several
parts of the country. The demand in
31his part of the state is considerably
, by a .local dealer it is not ex-
and
3 eggs will for some time yet fall below
' seventy-five cents per dozen, the price
' now prevailing. The supply of storage
Woes. which are priced at about sixty-
i‘ne (tents in most cases. is said to be.
the only source of supply In a short.
s04.»
TILIx‘tcn to what Chas. F. TOV‘dlSLl‘ld,‘
.I‘i’nsidcnt of the .\z1li(mal Poultry As-z
' ballistic" says: I ,
_, ‘fl'fil mu cxtcnsiu tests of incubators
'wcfound Several of the right. kind, but.‘
. pom: of them appealed to me so strongly
as did thc‘ ’nckcyft “e had one that
obi-ft only eight doll'm'. ’lh 1t machine
was it just ran itself
”I ;~\\
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‘ it cv'cr3 111i1111u.'/\
u—dirl its nwn rcI “11:: ling :mt‘l itxpplied l.
its 0“ 11 lllUI>Illrk \ml hair" 11 ’ it h' .111 lied {3%
ever) batchn IM- «m; \11 1' 1 1 r 11' 1t 111 il l
That 'l‘nlicl.t'3'c mu 1h :1tI 11' npncal- l to \
mo lit-:culsc it uwudrrd prnmcn H1 m,
attention. 1tl1atcl1ul “("13 l1:1'.tih'tl1|c1'g”
and It dldut cust much 1110111331.! am
new nsim; [lucid-u- 1.1cullat'ma (-xc‘m.
it's-13'.
Bud-eye mculiam. 's are g'uaranleec
to hatch (‘vuy l1. '1tcl1. thlc L" In and 1';cm 1111
in perfect working: Hl'lll'l‘ fur the y:cus.
Mach-1'11 four \lVLS and old as low as
R..
A».
B )1
4 r, . .I\.
”A. . :\“\I\
time will be country eggs. the price or
.A good chance to save your money. so come to
Risko’ s Market and try our line of goods.
Sperry & Barnes’ BaCOn ...... . ..... . ..... 39c lb.
Frankfurters. Boloznas .................... 25c lb.
Chopped Beef .... ....» .................... 23c lb.
Corned Beef . . . .- ................. 18c lb. up
Smoked Shoulders .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 27c and 30c lb.
Sperry & Barnes’ Pork Chops . . . '. ........ 33c lb.
Fresh Shoulders ...... .... . . . . .' . . . . . . . . 28c lb.
Rib Roast ................ . .............. 26c lb.
Best Beef. Not native.
JOHN B. RISKO
5 Loxmoronglvowut
We desire your patronage. No charge accounts.
N o delivery.
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fwhich is. expected to increase instead.
of decrease. Although western eggs
pocketbook, M11 take aux-op in price ,
1
One localretailer stated this mom- '
milk drops With. the "coming of the;
larger than the supply. it was smj
. peeled that the. price of fresh country ,
almost exhausted. with the result that
., "I!
.fi
3: smooths
Norwalk’ 9 Leading Dry Goods Store
Hyatt
I: Sobstantialsavings iananuarySale
Big andlittleitemsv that on personal examination 1'
are sureto-satisfy the most skeptical
There are plenty of bargains” left among the
Suits, Coats, Dresses and Furs
IN THE WHITE SALE
AMONG THE DOMESTICS
ml in" nmany small lots in every sootion oi the store.
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mark piece, by a German "soldat" and
given to this woman as a present. The
main designs on it are an Iron Cross,
9. heart with flowers surrounding both
and then the date "19" on one side
and “18" on the other.
would do no more than pay for their
bread and butter. 1 have too much
faith in the American man to believe
that he would loaf to get 330 a month.
He wants to get back into productive.
work. Talk to any of the returned
haxe taken a decided drop within the
last few dam ten of these are expect--
ed to reach this part of the country.§
owing to the fact that they are being
held for next y‘cars storage supply
and little relief is looked for in the;
local market resulting from the fact.
H AD TWO BROTHERS 3
IN WAR SERVICE.
A —— 3
(Continued from first Pate.) i
‘4!
ram"
killed as he “as in the trout fighting
line fo1 many days during the last big
:lrixe in Bulgarm The clipping fol~{
lows: l
Driver Joe Smith's Distinction
With respect to mix :mnouncmnem‘
last week that Driver Joe Smith, the
popular Hyde swimming master. had
been awarded the. Croix de (l umro. j
With bronze still (the French Cross),
up have obtained from his wife a
shmt oflicial statement showing how}
the distinction was gained. The official;
lecord signed by an" oillccr of the‘
French Army Medical Se1Ivlce.sa3s inl
reference to llrivei Joseph Smith:;
"Animated with the highest sense _of
duty, he has constantly distinguished
himself b3 his good-will. energy
sang frold under the‘ most violent'
bombardmcnts Soliciting spontane- l
or'fsmsm’m ' «=3
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Albert D. Morgan
’ 84 WASHINGTON LT.
F. s. 1. mm
dob Printin 9
So. Nor-wall: '
“THE GARNET”
Birthstone for J anuary_
' fi' elm who in this month are.
born, _
gems save Garnets should be
,worn;
wit insure your constancy,
m: friendshiprand fidelity.
"V’Fharles Brand
7 ‘- Jewelry Store Where Quality ,
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BECKMAN N ’S
NORWALK‘S LARGEST ECONOMY GROCERY
Low Prices Always Prevail Here
Aunt J emlma. 's Pancake Flour, per pkg. .............. 14c
Breakfast Blend Caste, per lb ............ . ........... 28c
Very Best Maine Potatoes, 15 lbs. for ........... . ....... 48c
Dr. Jackson’s Roman Meal, per pkg. ........... V ...... '35c
Magnolia or Clover Milk, per can .. . . . ...... . ......... 18c
Campbell’s Soups, all ldnds,oan ..... 10c
Quaker Rolled Oats. .................. 3 lbs. for 25¢
Salt Sea Rhode Island Clam Chowder, can ............... 32c
Nucoa Nut Oleo (The world 's best), lb. . . . . . . . ........ 340
ChoiceNewMixedNuts,perlb. ........... 33c
A. F. BBCKMANN 81 (30., Inc.
83 and 95 Washington St. Phone 1405.
A—
ously the mast perilous missions, par-
licularly distinguishing himswlf during
the fighting in the legion ol Moreuil
in March and April 1918; also in the;
course of the enemy offensive in (‘ ham 3
vague July. 1918.:1nd later iuthe pas-l
sage of the river Aisne. \‘membei.
' 1918. icing to look {or the wounded}
right up to the humediate proximiu‘
to the line of fire." é
{EXPECT ARRESTS .
1 TOREVEAL CAMP
1 DEVENS SCAN DA! ;
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be officially under arrest. The stolen
material is said to be sulraged wear;
in): apparel that has been turned in by
discharged men. such as gloves.mlt~1
tens. underclolhing shoes etc. !
It is also reported that junk deals-1s:
will figure in the irregularities as the
1m mtlg'anon progiésses. The arrests_
expected will be by civil authorities
and the arrested men will be. baled be-
v-i‘ore a, civil tribunal. They might be
brought before a Military court but
the civil procedure is regarded as lln .
surer in the. case 01 civilians. Furthc1 }
discloeures in the matter of the use of
government gasoline for poisons} pur-
l poses are also expected.
Schultze’s Tuesday” Specials
ASIRLOIN STEAK ....... . ......... . . . . .
. ._ ....... 380 lb
ponIrEEEOUSEerAK...........-.......T ....... 40c lb
RIBLAMBCHOPS......., ....... . ................ 32clb.
BEEFKIDNEYS............:....=....:. ......... 140 lb
Schullzo 5 Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. . scorn nonwan.
United States Licegsé' No. 17.903.
_ j FOR YEAR’S PA! T0
LABOR OPENS DRIVE
TROOPS DISMISSED ‘
(Continued from Page One) 1
senmtive has as yet suggoycd :1 full
year's pay. Mr, Manison is traded as
saving: -
"One program is just going out to
the local unions. Members 01' Con-
gress will begin to hear from it soon.
WV—o expect. the local unions will DESS-
resolntidns to their Representatives;
and Senators and that' members oiI
unions will write direct.
“The unemployment‘s
comiy; more acute.
ituation is be-
There are n1il-=
dustry. and some steps must :‘0. taken:
as GOOD as NEW
That's the way We make that
“worn old tire of yours. Our
vuivanizers do wonders with
worn shoes and inner tubes.
of your tires. Isn’t it more
economical to pay us for good
vulcanizin: than to buy new
tires—especially new when the
cost of new tixes mounts dailv 'P
Doubles, often trebles, the life
NPRWAIK SllPPlV SllOP "
by the gayernment to see that they ;
have opportunity of employment. They 1
Were taken from industry at 1h" K0?
emmeni’s call, and while the‘IY WWW“
willing to go and anxious to meet their
nation’ 5 need. yet that does not relicv c =
the nation from an obligaiml to see:
that they step haul: into employment I
"The Secretan of Vl‘ar says thPS' do I
not bane to leave the army But will 1
any of them want to stay? l‘hey haw:
{met the national emergency NOW;
:thcy need to meet the iamlly emer
‘rency. and that means they must get.
back to work. ~
" it is little for the 'gove'rnment to do;
'to vote a year‘s pay that, should be:
necessary to carry them hing they can '
3 get back to Work. Thh‘ti“ dollars a 1
} month " ' new. .
”a.“
{rust any of them get.
:1 reliev ed
lxhcy‘ re leaving here for the good old
kind donation. which i greatly enjoyed
and which made Xmas a merry one for
. getting a permit for having a package
lions of men yet i0 be returned to in- l important (lurinII the summer that .
is .a plain silver ring with the German
colors and an Iron Cross. Well, bro—
ther, think I'll close now as it is time
for “chow.” Vt’ith love and kisses to
all. .
suldiers. The) are asking about the
chances of jobs They want the old
jobs back or 0111015 that they can
make Ibette'l The. government ou'es
them the chance."
BO:B MULVEY WRITES .
FROM BREST'
Continued from First Page.
Your loving brother,
' BOB.
RAISE SALARIES .
OF P. O. EMPLOYEES
(Continued from first Page)
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It s suppmed to be a rest camp for
{troops who (ome here to embark for
‘home. but I guess it's (1 little
tion for postal airplane service. an-
uhorizing the postmaster general to
establish new routes and to secure air—
planes from the our department
The house appropriation for exten-
sion of pmcel post "farm to consul»!
or‘ express routes, “as reduced from:
$1000 000 to $300 000.
In providing cmployes‘ p113 incx‘uas-,
the committee added an amebd-l
i am now working in the Embark» l
tion Personnel Office as clerk being
ieliowd from the battery two days alt-3
101 aniving here. So don't get excit-
ed when you heal that the 56th are on
men Way home for I’ll still be over
new checking up service 1ecords,
u l11Ll1 at the moment time is my chief
GS
321l11t3 mom. to include the per diom allow-
The boys in the battery‘are still liv- ance for railway mail clerks flom
im: in sl(1\elos~‘ squad tents, while ninety cents to $2 per day Appro-i
priations for rural route and city let-i
ter carriers were increased respec-
tively from $51. 500, 000 to $68, 800, 000,
and from $41.,000 000 to $50, 500, 000.
The house increase or 20 per cent. 1
in pay or niral carriers on standard
xuutes uas raised to 25 per cent. Pay
increase for inspectors, assistant posh
masters at first and second class of-
l‘mes superintendents of mail and (le—
livery clerks. watchmen and other our
ployes also were approved.
MA_NY VISITED BOYS
AT FORT SCHUYLER.
Mam' friends and relatives or Nor-
walk motored to For! Schuyler. N. Y.
yesterday and met and greeted 1hr-
Norwalk boys. in the 56th Regiment, (7.
them every week. A_ C. who the now stationed at that
In regard to souvenirs, I will bcfplace :maiting their discharge
$323: :{leggatlhgshg};goafigysggg‘: 3:} Von Schuyler is situated on the ex-
some good ones. .We me '9 be paidiueme end 01 Throg’ 5 Neck :1 penin
shortly, so 1-“ be able to send you 5111a jutting out into the East River
one in the near f11t111e. I also want to and is ab0111-t3wnty-live miles from
send a low home so 1 think the best;_______“.
way to do would be to send them all in'
I live in it nice billet that was once
used b3 Napoleon for the housing of
l1is'soldats"(Frcnch) u hicll \\ ere sta-
tioned here some wars ago. So you
see I've gained a low comforts being
from the battery. altho
they'll have a laugh on me when
slates-.1 received the Xmas package
0. K. and want lo thunk you for ydur
yours truly.
“'hen you mentioned cake, in your
l-lettex. I began to feel a little home
sick but still in all I’m li1ing in hopes
or soon being able to enjoy such lux-
uri es.
There is hardly :1 possibility of; me
sent for it I could i would be getting
one box to mother and then she 00111111
for“ 3rd yours. I have two swell Ger-
man rings, that wele given to me. bya.
F rench woman w from 1 got acquainted
uith at Bralon. One is a hand made
'one. being hammered out of ll 'two Native CalveeP— Liver 35c
__ :3 Beef Liver ..................... 16c
Bacon, 8. a. a. .................. 53:
{ Economy . . .r. ................... SEC
1 Small Picnics . . . ............... 29v
l Sugar Cured HIMS, the Best ..... 40c
Smoked Tongue ................. 36c
loomed Beef ................ .... 32¢
lspareribe, Pige' Feet, Knuckles.
Corned Shoulders always on band.
; Heavy ',Beef Lamb Veal and Poultry.
; Premier Salad Dressing: -
1; Large size ............ 3 ...... 341:
5 Small size ................. . 14c
Gold Medal Butter ..... . ......... 73o
1 Yuban Cofiee ................... 35c
; Hotel Astor ..................... 35c
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l
{ Sauer Kraut, 3 lbs ............... 25c
l
EC. l). Chara 0k
176 NORTH MAIN STRBBT
STA MFORD‘
Fresh air 15 recognized to be so
TELEPHONE 583.2
.charity C\ en sends the Children of g ' l
the cit)". poor to the LI,0umry
but how about fresh air in win~
tor? Impuri" me me more difficult I
of perception m coll an and of-
to 11 they are not noticed until
5 .ckncss comes. .
Health demands pure warm air
H‘n the house in Winter. This in-
volves the two problems of heat- .
ing and \' culilai‘mg, and they are '
completely solved by Stamford
furnacés. .
m1:
. vide you with one for the small
K.
" eC1ty/
S A LE BY
' eagle.
The other one .
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.
Open a cheefing account and pay your bills by cheek.
National Bank
.4"
Norwalk. Automobiles going 1.. .,,
camp should travel on the shore mm
from New Rachelle to the entrain-.2» m
the Pelham Parkwayi ful‘n to the left
at the Eastern boulevard and continue
along the boulevard until the Thugs.
Neck road is readied and Ifnllow 1b)."
road right into Fort Schuyler.
v.
B. linogor Co.
lVe want you to estab-
lish a credit account in our
store.
1
...... 242 lb.
Franid‘orters ..... _
Bologna .............. 24c Ib
Salt Pork .............. .30c lb.
Round Steak ............ 28c 1b.
Sirloin Steak ..... , ...... 289 1b.
Porterhouse Steak ....... 28c lb.
Chopped Beef .......... , 22c lb.
Po». Roast .............. 259 lb.
Roast Pork ..... , ....... 325: lb.
First-class Hindquart-er Beef,
20c lb
Miller’ 8, Market
17 ELY AVE.
SPECIALS
For This Week
BROOKS—Extra Fine quiltlf
swir'r's PRIDE when... .
POWDER 6 pm. 25c
remnants LAUNDRY
spar ..... 6 bars 25c
ONIONS ......... 3 lbs. 100
TOILET TISSUE .. 2 rolls 9!:
It.
1A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
'EaSt Norwalk
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro.
‘ tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
sum of $4.00 per year, in 0'..."
Norwalk Chronicler