year ago coal was a
‘tronble in the air.
and now ’tis rather
Ino'oneseemsto care.
7 like this a simple
- with any fire and
full—when you
“fit—4nd discon-
» buyer. A sods mint
no. good in trouble ’of
.1he U. 8. Mint is
_\ ymyour'luck with our
rivishes. our day will come
and when it does 'twill
' delicious for 'we‘ll be
23 , '
3.. gilliii‘fitli ;
bility that Lumber as a rule
prices. . ‘ '
We have a large and well assorted stock and shall be
pleased to talk over plans and figures.
The Hatch 6 Bailey 'Co.
-.. .sa— ..--
We must overcome the fallacy that if building is postpfm-
ed for a time longer, building materials 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 make any material decrease in
cost of production at any time soon, there is hardly a possi-
istobesoldatleestbanpresent
. '«xfi-
~r use;
(€1.14. '7:
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[Eaten to trim:
resident of thi-
mutm. says:
.fmfld'scccml cf eizc ‘rigEzt' kiwi, bu
stone.“ (hum app-:31”! to 1m: ... army, i
did".be ' lug-key: I ‘\‘-,'c liilll 4.13,:
is: only club! «Inil'u ..
{Fits 'it:ev'.i';.' lelhllit' it
dirl-Ails nun l'.£.'l.’:2“7="
s tip-p mini-tun: Ami
fy lmlt'lmlzfc a ;" ~'
list 'lltlckcj.'c' ln-v
fmc l-ccntc-‘c St
ltenlimt. it Izmtlmi tau . .
“11 it did!” cu-i H'tlch tun" . .-'
ZIOW using ll:ch.-n;.c ..v-c‘.:. ..
‘elvf’
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4 scrunch '1' .,
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2‘0 half}! U’tfr)’ lI"‘t‘iI::lI!x
.ln pcrl'cct war!
2 urvlcr tn: 1"":
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84 WASHINGTON L T.
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Made in {our ~i «.- wall will 2.: low a:
’Service' Station
STARTERS, GENERATORS AND MAGNETOS
. OVERHAULED
EXPERT ON ALL ELECTRIC SYSTEMS AND
IGNITION
Vaast Broé. Garage
17 CHESTNUT STREET
1360 -- TELEPHONES -—- 2011
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World’s Best Hatchet 5
'l owns: 71d,
‘h-‘a‘umxtI-n-Sz'c was of incubators-
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So. Norwauu
j $0 .
a-‘BEST JEWELRY
REPAIRING
”gold jewelry will be valuables
..y refreshed and repaired
T BRAND’S
, ... St.
So. Norwalk.
nosta$0
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THE
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60 North Main Street.
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Albert D. Morganfi
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Standard Butter & Egg Store
52 Main Street,
Norwalk
12 NorthTMain Street. - So. Norwalk
Best Creamery Butter ................. 53c Dc? lb.
New Laid Eggs . . ................ 60c per _doz.
American Cheese ........ .. . ........ 35c Der lb.
Grandma’s Pancake Flour ......... 20kgs. for 25¢
Karo Syrup ....................... 2 cans for 25¢
l’illsbut'y's. .lones' or Gold Medal Flour $1.49 per bag
Evaporated Milk .
Libby’s Condensed Milk
n.-_ I _- .... .. .L. w"... ......- _- A f -
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2 cans 25c
2 cans 25c
HELP AMERICANS
t Sconfinued-from l-‘lrst Page.
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mission of samples. from this country.
Shipments of samples, in order to
’I'each the fair in time, should arrive
’at .a French port not later than
you. 15'.""
Bordeaux seat of another
il-‘rench fair which will he held from
(May 1610 81. This fair was estab-
tlished during war time. this being
its third year, but in spite of trying
Tcondiu'ons it has steadily grown. A
llargc number of American exhibitors
'tuc hoped for this your. and the
Antcrican Consul is lending all pos-1
sible cooperation. ,-
The British Industries Fair will be
held in London from Feb. 24 to
March, 7. The fair will be confined
to traders in glass, pottery; Printing.
stationery. paper, fancy goods and
toys The right to exhibit in this
fair is confined to British manufac-
is the
tuna-smart only bona—fide traders are,
admitted. '
The Netherlands Fair will be heldl
at (”tn-chi Feb. 24 to March 8. The:
Buyers' Fair will be held at Basel,l
’Switzerland, April 14 to May 8. Vari-l
ous agricultural fairs to be held in.
New anland this spring and sum-l
gIner, Offer trade opportunities to
; _-\ mcrican producers. !
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i U. S. LOOSENS HOLD
OF FOOD EMBARGO;
(Pom limo-d
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l‘ro m l‘agc Ono)
THC-$0 articles constituted a major-
ity of the food items on the rcstrictml '
list and their rcmoval to export them:
will be granted freely to all destina-'
lions including Great Britain. France.-
ltaly and Belgium. Heretotore such'
exports to lhcsc allied countries \vvrc.
mmlovxclusivcly by the food admin-
iettzuipu‘s grain corporation. and the
\Yllt'fll. Export Company.
. wheat and Flour Held Back
Attention was called to the fact
Ihul who-at and wheat flour'remain on
the I-cstrictetl list. There was no in-
diczuiun \vlwn Ihc cmbargo on those
Hlmnlodilics Would be removed. but
it was said than it probably would I‘---'
main in furcc until the govcrnnwnt's'
“gnome-m \vith lhc farmers for it-
mnximum price on lltc 1919 whoa! crop
had cxpin‘d.
Hummul of tho embargo on lhc (fill-4
cr graind. was cxpccn-d by some oili-
rials 10 stabilize prices-u reticu-
what was described as a (‘Oflgl'slt‘ll
market. An hilv‘ance in-thc price 01
cum Was lookcd for by reason «It the
tact that. prim-s flail sharply bl‘Vlfl'lll
necks: ago Win-n rc'mmul of lhc om-
lmrco against 1"“ innmriatitm n: A:-
gcmim' com Was unnnnnH-d.
i Workers Force German
l Firm to Employ llllt’hl
EERLIX. l-‘c-b. Si. r-OV-‘lng to lack of
.m‘dcrs. llchenutz‘s metalwau- and mu-
. “Lin”..- "Wu—....— |chiné manul’nctory at Dusseldm'li has
SPECIALS FOR TODAY
’0" 70-7“: ""0“: “ff—teatsO'o 0-“ no 7’0?! l Mm; ..,,,,.;.,_..,.._
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, ltlw company hpcmnc
'hc-Pn llil'l‘l‘tl i" lay off t-‘cvcral Ihou-
\\'hcn the decision or
known In thc
:“uljkI-i‘s llu“ llIrPalcntrd thc destruc-
;tinn of llit' plum. Thc company Is lic-
l‘lambu‘rg Steak ........................... 23c lb. ,. l i“: “g'{”““"“‘ '“ “""I‘. 15.000 W“ .0“
Small Smoked Shoulders ................. . 27c lb. 3 f,’,‘,','\."ff.f‘,,§"' “"M‘m" ” “3" “Wk "’r
S. & B. Bacon ............................. 39".! lb. 6‘": The 'Spa'ttacuns on Friday dccidmi
Qprnfid Beef ......................... 18C lb. up E410 Ivlm‘vvd at one»: with tiw socializa-
Sirlotn Steak ..... . . . ..................... 30c lb. -, ”0" "f 3““ Na!" “in?“ is 0n" "f ”I"
gottetrhmése Steak . ...................... 30c lb. i,""'i"‘" "‘ m"'“'*" "“5““
ea ............... 1 ._ 2 W“ “
.F‘resh (é‘i‘o‘gfa‘érs """""" 248cc {'6' ’; PRAlSE FOR COLORED TROOPS.
. . ’ ..... . .................... . 3 2 ._ -
Eifikledaslilgs Feet ....................... gac :3. I)” Narwalk Soldiers Say They Were Al-
R0 ............................... ‘ . '- ways Good Humored.
Frankfurters and Bologna ............... 25c lb. Q? 9"!” M ““‘ ”WWW" “m" "" ”“‘
Home-made Sausage ............. 25c lb it: -'"'-!h .u-mu-x-y c. A. ti. In‘aim' Hu- cul-
q ' ' '. ’.' ',' ‘ ' . ‘ nrcd troops thcy mol in l-‘I'nncc.
kC“ §bB’ sausage ' ' ' ' ' ' """"""" 32‘. dnd 34C lb. ‘ Spcaking :Ihuu: um- particular group
fa a e . . . . . . . . ... . .................... 4C . ~‘_ ul' cultu‘cd l‘Inuint-crs. at llnllm'y ll boy
‘ ealC .ODS ...... . . . . . ................... 280 ll). 1}” raid thcy n-wt-r complained. nn Inni-
Sparcribs ........ . . . . ................... 23c lb w W “0‘" ““""‘ "‘“n ”m" and "Md-“W
\ ' l more wcrc. 'l‘hcit' good humor was
3.: unfailing. and they would sing: and iii»-
. KO (one anollwr. undm' conditions that had
3.. a tendency to Inakc some of the ir xvnifc
. . I“. brothers in arms crunchy.
5 LEXINGTON AVENUE 6 One of a group of colon-d Etigi-'
. _ _ .. not-rs were at work with pick and
N0 orders. No dellVQHCS. :1 shovel near Battery B‘s position. Ono
No charge accounts . 8 ’{i of the colored men. without straighten-
S on Y. Q
...... . ing his back or stopping the upward
Ame-mm, l and downward movement of his pick-
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Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
Rib Veal Chops .....W... . . .. ..... ‘. -. 30c lb
Flank Steaks .............. ‘ ............... 32c lb.
Fancy Fowls ............................. 38c lb.
Roasting Chickens ........................ 40c lb.
Raw Leaf Lard ........ ' ................... 28c lb.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17.903.
NORWALK.
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Established in 1904
Phone. or Send_Postal
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unfit, East Norwalk.
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Advertisements
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“if? I. "COMFORT” FURNITURE
‘4. FOR YOUR HOME
“(if or... ..
-..“. “gaunt-3.. ll isn‘t fashionable or even ar-
tiStic. furniture alone that you
should have in your home, but.
chairs and sofa and settees that
it is a real pleasure to sit on.
After the glamor and the glitter
of seeing the
graceful lines. the one impres-
sion that remains is
comfortable chair!” All our piec—
Ps may be classed as “comfort"
furniture.
polish and the
"what a
axo. began. in a pitch of.
voice:
"Heah (‘Ollles the Food! Heah comics
the Food? licah comes the Foodt"
Prdlty nearly everybody olso within
sound dfi‘his'vvoice began scanning the
roadficxpecting to see a load of “cats."
They wore rewarded. presently, with
the view of a little Ford-truck strug-
cling along the muddy road. It ap-
proachéd slowly and presently wend-
e-d its way by the position.
\Vithoutraising his eyes or t-Iopplué‘.
llie‘mouuteut of his pick "59 Ford
dctcctor, resumed. ingsing son.) tones:
"TllPall 511? guest Theah she goes!"
"Look _h:e:th. Ephraim." cut in another
colored engineer. near him,"‘if you all
am so good a predistonator. “'11? 1‘“
didn‘t you predistonate about them
“SFSlliPSr‘Lha'v 910‘ “5 up lash night!"
Thcahfihc vocs? Ths'ah Sllt‘ KN?!"
was Ephraim‘s only nnsu‘ar.
; cdlisz ,
sins-song
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' sun-r TO RECOVER $4,500.
John (Insults. propriclor of Ill? Cm
5 (‘0!) Inn; is named us a co-defcndam in
_a foreclosure prose :ding brought in
5th» flit—it Superior Court, Bridgeport.
this-weak. by the Ridgcfleld suuinzs
_ Bank against Lucy H. H. Jennings. (if
. Stamford qt his, to recover a balance”:
3 of ‘4y500.'311€ged to be due on a loan
of 317900 which flip plgin'n‘fl claim-i. to
' have been made heron February 11.;
i 1915: Mr. Casaux is listed as one of;
2 the.»dc$omian:s who have attachments'
or lie-s; agdll‘w’; the mortgagml proo-
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propeffy in Greenwich. and Stanford
. to secure; the no: ‘ , gin Jan
no
3 a 2
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Tristr‘arn
— Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
2.
Hyatt
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’ ford a rare chance to $3
In: the Domestics Department
It has always been our policy to carry only reliable grades of Table and Bed
t Linens. Towels and Towelinz. Wash Dress Goods and
er goods of a_ like nature. and a glance at these prices will prove that they at"-
ve money.
TABLE LINEN. 70-inch .............. ' ...... $1.00. $1.25. $2.00. $2213.00 m. l
PATTERN CLOTHS
PATTERN CLOTHS
Outing Flannels. and oth-
72 x 72 ........................ fig: 70 .\ 7n ....................... 35,5“ l
'2 X 90 ........................ S . 3-0 ‘. -0 _______________________ $31)”
70 x as ........................ $5.50 7._ 1‘ 50 ........................ $9.0...
MW“ ‘0 match-34"” and 54"” do?" . 72 x 108 ...................... $10.50
ALL LINEN NAPKINS _ Nankms ‘0 Match
——Snecial— UNION NAPKINS
18 x 13 ---------------------- «- - 35-00 2.1 .\ 24 ........................ 34.0:-
22 X 22 ........................ ' $6.00 an \, 90 .................... $3."...
24 x 24 ................ - ........ $6.00 - ' - ' ' ~
24 .\ 21 ................... , . . . . $7.00 PILLOW" CASES
50 DOZ.WEARWELL SHEETS ‘ ~12 x
32E
_....-...
S] R 00 ........................ $1.75 45 3‘ 3“ 5 ------------------------- :15.-
t 72 x 00 ........................ $1.69 45 x 36 .......................... 29¢ t
' "'2 .- 90 ................... s .r n.
.3 ' x _ “““ ‘1 ’0 WHITE GOODS ‘ I;
l l. HUCK TOWELS White Poplin ......... 25c. 39c. l3c MI . i;
E . Al ................. 29c. 39c. 50c each ll’ltltc Voile .......... 29c. 50c. 65c \ u‘. l
ll. Krieger Co.
“'c want you to estab-
lish a credit account in our
store.
observed thmughoul the country in
memory of Theodore Roosevelt. ar-
rangements have been made for fit-
TRINITY MEN‘S CLUB NOTES.
llcctinu oi slll’i'lfll A‘Ulllnlllll‘“ to add
an :utlo-nllmcnl to thc Ogn‘slitlllinn :II‘
tin hmnc of llv-my 0. ilm’lt). '.
>ll'0'0‘l. tum-3m m N o‘clock.
l'.u.~i:!.:-.-.- Imwliitu‘ t-l tin-
Iii-I,
cluli lumn;
I'UT- ~ In um: :1“. ‘HH -I“_l. 1‘..t :t: ;=l \
n'tlutk. .
(‘n Tlllll'sdu} .cu lillli. xln- cl‘xl- “lll
L-ih- .I dinno-r lu 'liv v-vmbm's in 1hr
l-3\.‘:'_\- m- mil-'1‘ is ('Ill'lll'~l
”tic u: ll..-
I"llll room.
l_\' ”unusual to ln- pn 5cm.
mcmbcrs who nu.- lwcn in tin scrxic»
Rusmall .lumcs. {Hill who has SPth‘ll
\iilh lh.- l-‘ii‘ly sixth (‘oasl Artillm'y.
will be present 'and toll Ihc imys smnc .
thing (If his (‘XpOl‘anl‘t'. .
'l‘ltt- cummiilvv ill t‘lmi'gv Hf lltc SI.
\':-l.-n:inc's dancc hm: llt‘t‘n \‘t‘l'3 forl-
unaxc in securing tltc svrriccs of Banjo
\‘.';tllucc'.~ urclicsll'u of va \ m'k, :Iud'
lmcml lo gnu lin- public It lllrlwli'u ?
Hil'atir.
HANGS HlMSELF IN CELLAR.
WESTPORT. Feb. 3.--~.\lf-X:ln(l€l
Kish of (lrccns Farms. \vhu .vns latc‘y
lll>l'll:ll'2(‘d from lhc Notuirai lnmnc
Asylum banned hints: ll .mm .4 bt‘Jlll
in thc cellar of hi~ house at 'u'mml
noon. Friday. His body. yct \vzu'm.
\‘zss discovercd by his wife tvhcn elm
cum-Pd fin.) c--l' :r «m .m vrmtui lied-
icul Examincr Dr. William H. Ronald-
son of l-‘airfield decided the us; was
suicidc. The deceased is su‘xtvcd by
a wife and several children.
MEMORIAL T0 THEODORE ROOSE-
VELT .
Following-the request of the (‘iti-'
zons‘ Committee that February 9th be-
vy camp in the country. The core-I
monies will be under the direction of
the commanding officers, who will
have associated With them the mana-V
gcrs of the Liberty Theatres. song
leaders and dramatic directors. All of
the organizations engaged in camp ac-y
tivitics, including
Christian Association. Young VVomen”s ‘
Christian Association. Jewish “'elfaref
Board. National Catholic “'ar Council.;
Salvation Army. and the Vl’ar Camp
Community Service, will also partici-é
pate in the memorial.
cities and towns throughout the coun-.
the Young Men's ‘
in thousands of
trythese organizations will also have
ceremonies in cooperation with citi-
zens' committees and local authori-.
lies. 1"
» Arrangements for these meetings,
have been completed under the direc-g
lion of ColonelAI-thur Woods, former,
Police Commissioner of New York Ci-;
mission on Training Camp Activities
on}, t'urmcr License Commissioner of
New York City.
ty, and George H. Bell'of the Com-gr
BROUGHT HORSES TO STATE
WITHOUT A PERMIT
TORRINGTON, Pct). 3.——.l6hn Gould,
agent tor a‘ Chicago firm of horse deal-
1eta-s. was fined :26 with costs in bor-
ough court today on a charge oi
5 without a pennit’from the commission:
bringing horses into Cdnnecticut with-
out a permit from the Commissioner.
r ‘ cent is“
SPECIALS
For .This 'Week
Extra fine quality 75c ea.
EVAPORATED MILK—
2 cans 25c
LIBBY‘S CON. MILK—
2 cans 255:,
PURE CIDER VINEGAR~
100 bottle
EXTRA FINE PORK-
- 30¢ a lb.
A. STULL
7.4.Cottage Street
East Norwalk
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Cheese: Rocqucfort, Camcnbert, Swiss...
Limburger. Rraft Plnento. Rraf‘t
Chile.
Princess ........................ 55:
Swiss Cheese .. ................ 55c
Cream Cheese ............ 50:
Young American .' .............. 501‘.
W. R. Tuny Fish. large can ...... 40c
Derby Brand Chicken. Large ...$1.00
lzumi Crab, large ................ 45c
Lobster ........................ 25c
Best Wnit'e Rose Salmon 25c, 40c
Boneless Pigs Feet, jar .......... 35c'
Clam Chowder .................. 25c
Oyster Stew ._ .................. 25c
Clam Bouillon ................... :e‘e.
Deviled Oysters ................. 15c
Mushroom, large can ......... ‘30::
Full line in best quality. meats “and
Vegetables. ‘ .
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:C. D. Chamok
ting ceremonies in every army and na—-
'76‘ NOR'l‘ll MAIN STREET
TL LbPHONE 583-2
BOMBAY-STRIKE -.- .
DECLARED OFF
BOMBAY. India, Sunday, Feb. 2. via
Monti-cul.—--Thc big strike which has‘
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GET
1 ACQUAIN'FED
WITH
GUARANTEED
’— SECONDS
TIRES AND TUBES
, . All Makes.
Adtustmcnts Made Hero on
E Full Factory Mileage
Guarantee
AFlrestonc—30x3 Skid
:Firestone—VSOxa 1-2 Skid
;Victor—30x3 Skid ....... . -
lVictor—SOXS 1-2 Skid ..... $18.0”
fNomalk—Stlx-l Skid .. ...... SSC CI)
l Firestone—30x3 Grey .......... 1‘5
‘ Norwaik—30x3 Grey ........ s: :3
Marathon—30x3 1-2 Grey . 5:70
Norwalk—30x3 1-2 Grey ._ :150
Other Six-“x :Iml Mniw-x ('. " '-
qmmlingly l.'l\\'
Davenport
Tire8zRubber Co.
556 Main St, Stamford
é Phone 2543
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IFrankforters ..... _ ...... 24c lb.
[Bologna ............ 24c lb.
‘Salt Pork ............... 30c lb.
iaound Steak ............ 28: lb.
1 Sirloin Steak ..... , ...... 28¢ 1h.
EPortcrhouse Steak ....... 28c lb.
EChopped Beef .......... _ 220 lb.
2P0» Roast ......... 25c lh.
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éRoast Pork ..... . ....... 320 lb.
1 First-class Hindquarter Beef,
affected eighty-Six cotton factories“ - - 20‘— 1b-
durmg the past three weeks has been}
declared Off. The employers on the" . ,
advice of the governor of Bombay. l er S a.“ e
graulctl at twenty pcr cont increase m:
wages and a bonus of twenty rupees,
to the men. I 17 ELY AVE.
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. tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in out
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Ops; a checking account and par vour bills by cheek.
The City National Bank '
We will also act as custodian oi
Norwalk Chronicler