eyear ago coalwasa.
withtrqubleintheain
and no one seems to care.
film this a simple '
with any fire end
no rich—when you
fibril. “the u. 3. Mint is '
w you need to get your
. pike well lined.
Enjoy your luck with our
’ "-hflwishes, our day will come
again, and when it does ’twill
s taste delicious for we’ll be
hungry then. '
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- re Luel‘y i We must overcome the 1mm that if building isOpostpon-
I ed for ~a time longer, building mat'erials'of all kinds, including
Lumber, will be cheaper. Students of the situation are well
aware that as compared to other commodities Lumber has
shown the smallest increase in price during the war, but has
kept pace with other commodities in increased cost of produc-
tion with no possible change to males any material decrease in
cost of production at any time soon, there is hardly a poul-
bility‘that Lumber as a rule is to be sold at less than present
prices.
We have a large and well assorted stock and shall be
'pleased to talk over plans and figures.
The Hatch 6r Bailey Co.
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Service Station
STARTERS, GENERATORS AND MAGNETOS
OVERHAULED
EXPERT ON ALL ELECTRIC SYSTEMS AND
IGNITION
Vaast Bros. Garage
17 CHESTNUT STREET
1360 — TELEPHONES — 2011
fl“; Risko’s Market and try our'line of goods. 33'
._ «a; .3: ‘ :6 Sperry & Barnes’ Bacon .................. 39c lb. g
mwm’ld’s Best “3"}th 1‘ hrankfurters. Bolognas .................... 20c lb. 26‘
. . -. _ ' 6 Chopped Beef ............................ 23c lb. p
pfgfigfll “iii? 32:53:31"'P\E§:.r;5(:\|.g: E Corned Beef .......................... 18c lb. uD g
:E:Eli‘l'i:\étri\l tiigti'igliv'hiciiizlzftiii if Smoked Shoulders ..... ‘. . ........ 27c and 30c lb. ? :_
“owing-”35‘“; “5:71,,3333,, Ra,‘,,;ea:i,$‘:,,:fii¥ g6 Sperry & Barnes Pork (.hons ............ 33c lb. 3
:gsgif‘figgk 1.313; flaw} 75.112,” “rel-”Y's? iii 1. resh Shoulders ...... . ............. . ..... 28c lb.
WM“,"{113‘}...€15,552}it; Rib Roast ............................... 26c lb. a
35.33”}.ifiL’x'fiiii‘J".Q‘LM-w'imfil' :1 Iliiinfiihiii 55': Best Beef. Not native. I ’
That “liticlwyc’ incubator upocrzlcv? tv‘i.‘ 9
mo lwcnusc Ii fi'qlfzil'd pi':u‘zn‘zl.1:: ' {.1
nusmimx, it imicilctl cvczy imtrhulilc :4': 5
audit rlii‘ml Cm! much Picnic}. I ..‘.ll‘
now using Huclny- iucnl-n‘nr- ccc!
ivcly." I ‘
'Budc:yc incubcno- .: are
to batch (Hr). bun-bub!“ mg and remain i
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Biadc in {our -i/c~ and old as low a: :
in perfect working urlirr fwr i‘vc years 3‘
A good chance to save your money. so come to
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5 LEXINGTON AVENUE
We desire your patronage. 1‘. 0 charge accounts.
,3 No delivery. 8
fanfar; can: -0»; 7913s.; mmmmm”
Albert D. Mmgani
34 WASHINGTON 1.! ‘.
F. S. LYON
dob Printin a
So. Nor-wall}
REPUTATION
' isflmt bought. nor paid for with
m; it is acquired by honest
conscientious service.
BRANDS,
a
homily Store Where Quality
, _ . i Higher Than Price.
' shun-gran St. So. Norwalk.
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BUTTER
SOME DROP ON PRICE OF BUTTER
Now is the time to give ours a trial.
Swift‘s Pu're Leaf Lard, per lb. ...................... 29c
White King Squab Soup, per can ...................... 140 ,
2 pkgs. Beardsley’s Shredded Cod Fish ............... 25c
Cream Cake Cod Fish, 1 1b. solid meat . . .' ............... 300
20 Mule Team Borax, 150 size ................... 2 for 25¢
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee, lb. ................... T. 30c
Heinz Cream of Pea or Cream of Celery Soup ......... 22c
Aunt Jemima ’s Pancake Flour, pkg. .................... 140
5 Mueller’s Macaroni, large pkg. ....................... 11c
TRADE HERE AND SAVE MONEY
A. r. BECKMANN. & «20.1....
83 and ‘35 Washington St. ' Phone 1405.
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(Overseas synonym for 'goat') oi Sec-
retary Thomas of the Y. )1. L. A. and
'the Red Triangle and his doughbcy
stalf’have been close upon our heels
,throughout our migrations in France.
One of the first structures to be emet-
ed in each town widen the. division has
‘1. 3... (‘. IX. lent.
To be sure, we have too alien found
.Ibe ‘Sold Out' shingle nudging over
the. door of the tent, but no. nmcr lost
3mm in the secretary: ability to pro-
cure new surplus of ‘mts‘ and
smokes.
"When we arrinwl in Cdrbie for :I
rest after a strenuous go In I‘Ecardy
we found the Red Triangle pasted on.
,ihe' one remaining pane of glass in a
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IC. A. male quartet t: on Paris. to give
us a professionnl :vnvlvrmg ol' the six
{best sellers and some worth-whim, mu-
sic. Jhe regular Oi’llt:~)l?s were DOD“-
lar. and one night w..nn Ilia singers
went to the Division Show they were.
pressed into sen we helnncd ilze acts
by Ross Brown, who 'lis'cun'rv-d them
in the audience.
"Don't let them ".ll you the. Y.
('. A. i911 back ..l' 2:; ..r;!m|:'/,.~Ilicln."
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‘ AS MARNE GRENADE
‘ EXPLODES IN N.
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,\\':I,\'. with whom they are living.
'I‘hPl‘e were two other grenades ly-
in: with it “under u bureau in the boys‘
bed-room. These did not explode. but
pivccs of shrapnel from the. exploding
grenade struck a belt of machini- :I'm
bullets in the bureau drawer and many
0f the cartridm-s were exploded. Dul-
lols Wcrc imbedded in the walls.
The explosion lore a hole two tee:
in diamcter in the floor of the bed-
room and bmke windows. The sol-i
dis-r's but is located in an alcovof
which explains how Ihoy escaped ing
Jury, ,
The neighbors \‘i‘l'l‘ greatly agitat-
ed by the explosion. which dislul'bed‘
their slumbcrs and. fearful of another
explosion. demandI-d that Mr. Lowden
KGI rid of llle two remaining gren.
odes. He granted Iln-lr demands, plac-fi
in: the grenadine in :I pail of watcr.
_'l‘lIc_v arc now resting at tho bottom
jut xlu- llyrum Rivo-I‘.
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.MICXH‘U CITY. Jun. fill-Alter the
dcuth FQ’IIIE‘I’H'U anon»! Thomas Moon-
'u-y in the San Franci so bomb outrage
case had bI‘Pn commutcd by tho gov-
cerm- or California proieslswverc fur-
lmllnlcd and one strike \vus undertak-
'o'n in Mexico to prulcsl :KQ'HllL-‘l lllc
decision of the court in the Mooney
misc. The llcgioual Labor l'uion (.f_
llw czlplml and similar bodies in Tam-
:lulipas scnl prolcsls lo‘lht- (‘ulilorniu
court and in 'l‘ampico. scvcrnl thou-f
Mind lllcmlw’rs nl’ \vorkcrs or;uni:r.n~
lions that are similar to lili‘ l. W. \V.
“cm uni on :I suikc for lwchc lzoms
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KILLED BY SLEUTH
CtIl‘llfl'le‘ll l’l‘l-lll Furl PHI-Ti".
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'here yesterday from New York. pl‘u'
sumahly to see (‘onklin rcgardin; vhe
mailer.
Called for Help from Window
“'itncsses told the police lhcy saw
(‘onklln rush to the window of his 01-
l'lce calling for help. Tin-n two shots
were fired and he was seen to sink
to the floor. A few seconds lulcx a
third report was heard.
A policeman found Conklin lcud on.
the floor and Wright lying mmss a
chair, with a wound near his right
temple. He was taken to ai‘uospilal.
where physicians stated his cmdition
was such that he could not be ques-
3Iioned last night.
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' ' DRESSES
THE ,.
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' at North Main emu.
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mercoats on Sale at
" for a Quick Clearance
“an two of each style. Sizes
' [in the lot.
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Ehoue or Send Postal
So. 1mm
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3 ButterFish.........-.-.......... .......... 18c].
Hd k ao-ulce‘v-orhft~lloo-alo-aao-ae ....... 14¢“).
a doc
FlatFish . . . . ..
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on o no s‘.‘...'.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets _
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALI.
United States License No. 17.903.
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Wright was speaking shortly before
the shooting. said \Vrizhl admitted
"having trouble with Conklin."
TWO HELD As counrsnpaurens.‘
Almaratus for Turninb Out Spurious
$1 and $2 sm- Confiscated
‘NEW BRITAIN, Jan, till—Louis P -'
mm, 33, of Paterson, N. J.. John A.
Wowokowski, 35, of Detroit and Frank,
Koval. who claims both New York and:
New Haven as his home. were arreslcd‘
here today by the police. in their pos-
scssion was an elaborateappamtus for
making impressions of $1 and $2 bills
of United States Currency. They
were held on a charge of countcri’cifing
for the Federal authoritles.
‘ The men came. here Saturdav- and
ltook separate rooms at the Hotel De-
AS GOOD AS NEW
That's the Way we make that
warn old tire 01' yours. Our
vulvauizers do wonders with
worn shoes and inner tubes.
Doubles, often trebles, the life
0:" your tires. Isn't it more
economical to pay us for good
vulcanizing than to buy new
lires—éfipecially new when the
cos’t or new tires mounts daily?
it slow sum so
2ville. They were watched upon their
inrrival. as they were suspected of be-
iing connected with the Bolshei’ik 01‘
ianarchist representatives. who he“?
lbecn distributing handbills through-
lout New England.
2 Patryn was arrested todaY. and in a
fsuit-case in his room was a big black.
lbox, containing an apparatus (or get-
gting an impression from new. United
‘United States bills by the use. of pres-
{surm a chemical process-and electri-
icity, on silk paper. About-38500 worth
5of new bills were {annals}
iaeiuuou audabout
FOLDOWS SOLDIERS .
his scldler aids. The Commander oi .
it'lllllll'fl'lli‘fl during
iabroad, exhorting them
wounded. and m lighicn Ihc privaiionsf . =
of their poorer neighbors. 3P°'.T°"d°""°'" Ll ----- - :2:
l "l rejoice to think that many inl‘lu-.I Natwe ‘Ca V” V" ------------ 16c .
enccs are at work which make for;3°°f Lgezs' """""""""" ml For ThlS week.
the great well-being andladvanclfrfin}: . 223:2"; . .................. 38c? _ _
of the women of India. wntc t ‘ -_ --------------------- -‘ .
the dechst lmcrcst and sympathy ev- ' 3m" PM“ E‘- - -B~ g“ ------ £32, lagoonsfinxtm Fme qual-
ery step that is taken to _ bring the Sugar Cured H‘m‘v e e """ 36c: ity . . . . . . . . . . . . 75C
queens of education and knowledge 33:2? 822:9"9 ----------------- 32°: - - - - ~ - -
‘morc within their reach, to prov e _ _ ---------- . -------- - . , .
greater facilities for their obtainingispamr‘b‘v “9" F‘fi‘vx'mck'? d i SWIFT S PRIDE WASH 2“
«proper medical relief through the Corned Shoulders a ways on an . l POWDER ' _ _ . . 6 pkgs. «.C
liizency of their own sex in women's Heavy 300% Lamb, Veal and POUR?!” ’ RY .
'bospitals or in the privacy of their: Premier Salad Dreamy. 3 FAIR'BANKS .LAUND
.mvu homes, to widen their interests' Large size ------- - ........... 34ci 8-0” . ' _ . . ''''' 6 bars 256
land activities. and to secure to them Small one .................. 14¢:E
the adequate DI‘OIQCHOD of the lfiV'. Gold Medal Butter .............. 730! ONIONS ......... 3 lbs. 100
, “I wish. with all my heart, that e\‘- . Yum" 00"” ------------------- 35°, . ,
crv success may crown those efforts."{ Hotel Astor ..................... 35ci TOILET TISSUE . ' 2 rolls 90+
* ‘ — , 3 Sauer Kraut, 3 lbs ............... 25¢, ;
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25% gaff Ladics’ Seasonable' Suits 25% off
All of the Prevailing Models, in Medium and
Heavy Weights and a Wide Choice of the
Most Popular Colors and Fabrics
_, “amp _,
It“? ow -v- cw;
A Wonderful Chance to Invest Money
”IWIIMENWILIIEE i
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suitor mi '
wuljrw INDIA
l.().\'l)().\', Jun. 17”. (Corresxmndvncc
oi 'l‘hc Associated l’rcssl—ellcep sym-
lt of the occasion as were Ihr win .
of Whom great nulnbi-I’s, tulliml -'
.iwlcomc their chief.
"1 tell you, young JODO-F is n n’ .
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‘Oh. I knv-w illul llw mono H
thc biz eagle he has mummy
arIII."—~Baliimorc Amcrix :‘n
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LONDON. Jan. 30, (Correspondence
of The Associated Press).— Indcpcnd-
patliy for the wonw“ Qf India and in; [once won bv women during the war
wrest in steps taken lor iheIr ad: is m“ going to be. I'elinquishcd m ‘d.
\‘ancI-Illollt up.» vim-rd by Queen Mal} mum“ at“, the newspapers comment-'
m u u,“ Mug" Th" has 3me ‘0 all “o'iinz on the manner which thousands of
men ol lln- Indian lumplre. The Q‘wenllmndon women. “m“: the Know“ dm__1
also paid tribmc lo the Indian women line the I'vccption ‘0 Field Marshal Sir;
tooth“ pun ”Ivy played .m urgmt: Elkiuglas Haiz. Commandcr of the Bril-
Ihmr husbands. sons and brothers tons“ armies in pmnm‘ '(‘hl’i‘l‘Pd him to-
rcndcr faithful scrnce In the wanium echo.
II. Krieger Con
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A ”"3” “u."j' “"3 l 3H“ d “‘1; ”'5 T» l the women who used to be carefully! ' e “an )0“ 0 (5 d
”f u“"’“'”"""" .m ropes ‘0 ‘9 “‘ icacorlcd lo pro-War pageants in the
own "r ”w li‘liniii‘e'aalgt-‘f: rfggglffig {London streets" observes
in ll u Fliccla H4.” ' ' ..- ,, . ) \ . :
of lnd'1 If my words are brief uud- ll “"3 Pv‘df‘m ”"S‘ “‘lmnt‘i had,
. " .l . . .1 1._ a h" rt dourncd the right. to cheer. henlcvl.
“Kiwi? I 1.. )I :‘i'bx'l?i‘l» r10; 0'. their ' i‘lullcrinz ol‘ scrappy haudktfwhiel‘s ls
. I .n.".“ 21‘?“ , 'llll):9-fl():101'0d lll"ltll-’n0 longer good enough for the women
iiiiiiluh-“31“thmow are revercnllv : Who have worked “"d wailml through;
‘ ‘ - - . ‘ - {Ibo grey days of sorrow “hen \\:Ir
bound. the women of India are for;1mmm come home" 3 .___....
‘l‘ - lllnsl mrl prevented lrom undcro; , ‘k . . ' ' .
i-iilinn ”ml-4v "um“. and industrial: l‘hc CIoVidS needed mourning to Frapomters ..... _ ...... 24C
' ‘~ * make way lor women In umlorm. The) .
............ 24c
lish a credit account in our
store.
one paper. 7
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tasks \\lll('ll lllt'll‘ sisters in whorl, . . _ .
' ~ ~ . ‘ .. , ”soon lound line places, and were
l‘«l:l~"“lr“111‘ Liiiii‘ti‘v xtg‘rftnfdtttb iglfia‘iamong the most insislcm in cullinn’ 3 Bologna.
1:31:10" ‘19,.“ ml. '10 discharge In I for Field Marshal Haig while the old 30
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to bear the bitterness of pat-tings 1073"?" "1;?"gw‘he‘“i{ mecs' I Ye! V3111: 1 Round Steak --------- “8“ ‘
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spin.» llI'l-.-.i\vlllq~lll .llld IIlll-dllon. ‘O’failt’d “, bring lllO commander ()f u", . .
“"" "”"’"’~'" ““5"" and “mm”? "f? British mum-s 'm I-‘mncu m 21w Sirlom Steak ..... ,
doubt and anxiety, in ignorance oi llu' lcnnv mm. led the retrain "llaig Hilly!
l’ortuucs of tho war. and without tid- illaie." ' ' '
lugs of their absent oncs. : As this
“Rt-ports huvc I‘cuchcd me from
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mun} Sulll‘oq-s ol lllkcll lortuuu auoufln, “W"
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finally have it up and led
‘ . . ; crowd in sinlrimz “llulc 'lri- Cho ed 3991‘ ,,,,,,,,,, ,
. . “'3‘.“ 0' ‘1.)“1Iannluf' They were hcre lhcrc Ev» pp
war “ Inch have “”9" Inc “um admu'!t-I'vwth-c. and were as much the spir-
utlon and grmnudc. Many have done' ' -
more Illun this. I have heard of let-!
chs from Indian uoIm-II lo lulsban:ls.iSPECIAL
sons. and brothels Will) the forces, :Roast Pork _____ . .......
m be brave- NORWALK E
in battle. stout-hearted In adversity, Red Oak Coal ,,,,,, 500 a, bushel ‘,
lailhful , to their country and the I Hardwood ......... 25¢ a bushel'
throne lo Illc point of dcuth. The his-
WM. EFFRON
wry of India is lull ol the hcmism;
and courage of its \vomcn in the past.‘ 3 Rowan St., East NOI‘WEIk.
' Tel. 441.
[he “or has shown that their spurt.
is unubaicd. gTel- 441'
"The wmucu of India are equally;
nulod for their charity and comp-as;
stop. I know how deeply they have;
been moved by the desolation which
the war has brought into many house-g
holds..:md how ready they have been‘
10 provide relief for the sick and.
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success or failure in the new Texas oil ! _ I C arno
fields so often depends upon being, -.
76 mom MAIN STREET!
first to reach a certain point that thej’
TELEPHONE 583-2
A. STULL
‘ 24 Cottage Street.
East Norwalk
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airplane may become a common means;
of locomotion among oil men, accord—!
ing to big dealers. The airplane wast
used recently by oflicers of two oil‘:
companies to hurry from Ranger to a'
new found field. ’
omcers at Barron Field, the govern-
ment flying field here. say it will be
onlya short time before airplanes 'are
in general commercial use in the. oil
fields, because of their speed and the
adaptability of the country for flying
purposes. _ _,
i The Barron Field authorities esti-
mate that It costs the government 850‘
an hour to keep a plane in the air,
but that the all men could Operate a
machine for $40 an hour. Good pilots
could be selected at not prohibitive
salaries from among the hundreds ‘
gradtfiied by the War Department in
the last year. . E
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Are your iraluables, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
vide you with one for the small sum of 54.00 per year, in on!
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian 01
your Liberty Bonds without charge .if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a'cheeldnzecoount and pay your bills by check.
The any national Bank
we:
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