- a we do not believe
‘ .~ wilt'sellin Nor-walk
filo year 1919 at a
710117 as $10per
as a‘ probability and a
, of the miners to ac-
lower wages as a cer.
, . also a possible re—
... of immigration, what
Minsigbttomake the.
, " of coal materially lower?
' ansWer is—-—-1_lothing.
And if the miners should
strike against a reduction of
wages?
' nnwomler’ul finish. It cumin
' diodes. Dooverthst (loaned
‘ pub durable Kysnize fluid: ouii.
15.131: that Furniture new again.
Abert D. MorganE
84 WASHINGTON SIT.
.1.. _‘
Job Printin g
‘80. Nor-wall-
TIRES
“1 3 1- 2, Firsts full guaran-
~. $16.00
on Other Sixes at Reduced
-. . Prices
Aliq a Few Seconds Left
AutoSupplies
011111111111 and Glass Wind-
. 1' ll
:AARON KOHN
V 1 - V'Ave. Phone 489.
prices. '
We must overcome the fallacy that if building is Poul”!!-
, cd for a time longer, build“; materials of all kinda, including
Lumber, will be cheaper. Students of the
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 producc
tion with no possible change to make any material decrease in
cost of production at any time soon, there is hardly a possi-
l bility that Lumber as a rule is to be sold at less than
situation are well
present
We have a large and well assorted stock and shall be
pleased to talk over plans and figures. -
The Hatch 1": Bailey Co.
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HOUSE TO TALK l
L‘ PON “DRY” LAW; 3
Continued from First Page.
There will be plenty of opportunity
to uncover new House orators. It will
be their first chance and the belief is .
that the number of speakers will be
quite large._especiall_1 in favor oi;
the measure
It is the understanding that 1111
House majority leader. Rep. King of V
Windham, will lead the fight for the
approval of the amendment. W no will '
lead the opposition is not yet assured
but it is believed this will fall to the
lot of some Democrat. !
Speculation on Minority' 3 Strength
Thc1e is much speculation as to
11 bother the minority in the Houst‘
. will ho solid against the amendment” ‘
Some of the Democrats come from
strong no license towns. Those who
1l.1in1 to know sa1 that the House mln-_
ority will not be solid for the saloon
as the minority in the Senate, Where
Scllultze’s
Tuesday Specials
FANCY JACK RABBITS ........... '. . . $1.00 pair \
-Solid Lean Pot Roasts ..................... 26c lb.
Bread and Butter Roasts . . . . . . . .. ........ 30c lb.
Stew Reefs-.. ..... 24c lb
Hamburgr Steak . . . ...—.2. .. . .. . . . . . . .. ..... 22c lb.
Fresh Shoulders . . . ...—.7... . . . . . z. . . ..... . . 25c lb.
Schnllzc’ 5 Sanitary Markets
NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
United States License No. 17.903.
it was unanimous. .
This contest on Tuesday will not
be the only one in which "dry" condi-
tions are involved. There is now a
fm'crish anxiety upon the part 01.
those who aided in recording the Son-
:1111 I'm 1111.1 saloon to hurry alum: 1h“
sum- amendment. which is not no“
of 111.: slightest consequence.
This amendment 1111s lo1'11'ardwl lo
the present Gone-ml Assembly l1_1 1111-.
House at 1111- session of 1917. as the
law requires. 11 was rofcrmd to the
Joint CommiltI-v on constitutional
amendments and that body will hold
:1 bearing upon ll on Thumdu) no)“.
:11 1:30 p. 111.
Then- is 11 strong disposition 1111111111:
the prohibitionisls to have nothing to
do With his more :1nd to even work"
to defeat 1!. so as not to allow tho-
supporters of 1111- saloon in 1hr- Son—
550
doz.
F resh‘Eggs
.‘—
55c
doz.
Verv Best Creamery Butter. per lb. ........... 5F;
Warranted Eggsmerdoz. . .' ......... '. . . . . . .'. ,51c
Large Juicy Grape Fruit. each . . .‘ ............. 10c
Fairbanks’ Gold Dust, large pkg. .............. 25c
Crubro’s Brand Apple Butt'er.2 1-2 lbs. ........ 50c
. Granulated Sugar . . . ; .. . . . ......... . 3 lbs. for 29c
i Heinz. Celery or Green Pea Soup. can ........ 221:
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. ............. 30c~
Beardsley s Shredded Cod Fish ........ 2 pkzs. 25c
Chamberlain's ' Dried Beef ..... quarter pound 20c
1 Pvro Denatured Alcohol. per gallon ...... ..SI 30
A. 1'. 11116111111111 & C11,. 1111.
S3 and 95 Washington St.
.l’hone 1405.
coat of whitewash.
Wait for Tuesday's Vote
It will probably be decided what
:(‘oume to pursue after the vote or
next Tuesday in the House. The belief
111111111 the House will show at least
twenty majority (or the amendment
l and some think it will go higher.
ll is expected that most 01‘ the
committees will be in full swing with
lhearings; dulinz the coming 11'.eek T111
lJudicizuv commune pith only about
"our hundred bills this 1'car.as com-
pared “ilh something like ciglll hun
drcd in most sessions. has :1 big :11-
signmr‘nl list dh for rum ‘lm's next
'u'cck It cum-cut to finish [111”th
b1 the middle of Matth.
The onl1 rcalh big ploposilinns r1111-
'fronling the committee arc tllo- amend
moms to the workmvn's c111111wn.~:1~
llion no.1. with special reference it) oc-
‘cupatlonal Manners. The hearings. 1111
.11” amendments to this law has been
put down for Thursday. Fri). 27. it
,Was originally assigned for March 4.
but an earlier 1111111 was re-qm-stcd and
it will now occur .1 11'1 ck earlier. ll.
will be one of the bit: hearings oi; the
late, as they say. 11 chance lo suck :1
"
‘svsslon and 11111 no doubl take place
”in the hall of the House.
l Important Labor Mes re:
1 There are a number 01 1n1porh111l
'labor measures in the build-4 111 1h:
‘r-ommi 101- of that name. They 1131':
not yet been assigned. Some of them
are sure to 1n1ltc large hearings.
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11112113 Wear
‘VTHE:
ll SHOP
.. 60 North 111111 Street.
its .2113. 1.4.1.? .5212».
...-....
fl ortwo of each style.
" 111 the lot.
'lothlng C11.
flail! SI So. Vorwalt
.. for a Quick Clearance .
Sizes
:RELIABLE JUNK
DEALER
Establishedinllmi
or Send Postal
' K "‘i’”.
"J"..‘l’1.’ -‘L’i‘i It- '1“? ‘33 week.
ExlraSTucsday&chncsday
Smoked Shoulders
Lean Salt Pork . .
The Cities and Borough commitu-o
-.EE"? 5... s...
. . ..... 26c lb.
"O-eeenee-oe-e-e
. .. ...... 35clb.
Bacon-—-Sperry& Barnes’
Corned Beef . .-....1.-.,’..-.......-.:...-...... 18¢ lb. 110
Porterhouse or Sirloin Steak
Chopped Meat ........-........................ 22clb.
Frankfurters and Bologna
.. 39c lb.
.27c lb.
.. 25c lb.
JOHN B. RISKO
5 1131111111011 AVENUE
No orders.
No charge accounts .
"“33:%":.’..
~93
No deliveries.
Cash only.
l
1],.
:ll
hmo on extended program for next
Smaller cities .md touns how
‘,- the right of wax on Tuesday. One of
or the propositions listed on that day
1« is the bill of Rep. Morgan 01' lull-
.' licld to crcnlc the oliicc of superin-
‘. londgn of highways in the town 111'
’ h‘airfleld
New London. limb). Ansonia
;.<,.bury .md Merlden are some of tho
111101- inlt-1reslcl in the hearings of
1' Tuesday, while \‘uugatuch Gtoton.
- Bristol and “'ullingford are Mlmt- 111'
the boroughs involved. Another lunch
of towns will come in on “'cdnvsday.
D1111
,- 111111 Bridgeport selling a sp'o-cial day
\lunltlons City.
"' on Thursday. although there is some
9 talk of reassigning a later dm l0l 1hr
TAX PAYMENTS
.4, DUE MARCH 15TH
r
iii 1conunueo tron: First Page).
'0
run.
‘The American people 111111: woven
t‘ that Micro is no emergency too great
"~ to be met and solved by ctr-operation.
This present situation is another
a emergency which can be overcome by
:1 (cl-operative effort The Bureau f'.\~
‘ tends its every force toward this end
‘ and I am relying upon the people to
meet the situation wholeheartedlY-
‘ “The Internal Revenue Bureaamust
l
Standard Butler & Egg Store“
% 53 Main Street,
26 North Main Street.
Norwalk
So. Norwalk
l Finest Creamery Butler
E Fresh Eggs ,-
Evaporaled Milk
Pure Lard ............................ 2,. .
Grandma’s Pancake Flour . . . .
Karo Syrup .......................... 2 cans 25c
Campbell’s Beans ..................... 2 cans 251
491:
2 cans 25c
I r F
2111123251
Blue Tip Matches .................... 3 boxes 10c
All Standard Brands of Flour . . . .3. ..... $1.49 bug
‘13
111 1181187 11; 1111111311111 11
ill?
nw—Q
49c .
28c. lb.
WHEEL
carry out the program prescribed in
the new law. which requires all rc-
uu'ns for 1918 to be filed on or before
March 15111. 1919. and requires the
first quarterly payment or the entire
paymcnt to be made on or before that
(late. 1
“Every taxpayer who can possibly
do so is urged to multc full payment
of his income tax on or before March
15111. The quarterly payment 'method
is intended for taxpayers whose fi-
nancing of the tax :1! due time would
tend to upset local financial condi-
lions.
"Thc approval of the report of the
Vconterces by the Senate and House of
.chrcsentativcs brings the new Re\'-
lcnue Bill to the point where it may be
}assumed to be 11111. The Internal Rov-
lonuc Bureau has been making prepar-
ations to collect the taxes which it DI'O'
E11603. and is now putting all of its
icl‘l'orts into aiding the taxpaYE'rs to
[fulfill the obligations imposed ‘
l “The Bureau has arranged to send
Eon advisory lorcc of several thousands
Eof deputies and agents to assist tax-
1puycrs. These uificers will be sta-
tioned at convenient points where
they may be consulted without chart:9
3 "The forms for the tax returns 1119
being printed and all forms will be
in the hands of Collectors between
V.I-‘ohi-unry 15th and March lot."
It
. —-Sentlnel ’Want
are sure to bring the beat Wob-
f 1311123112
MANY SPEAKERS ‘
Advertisements -
A..........—V
Tristram &
N orwalk 8 Leading Dry Goods Store
The Quaker Craft Laces
Are the Ideal Window Draperies and the advance El
guard of our Spring stock is already here
Lace Curtains and Curtain Materials E
A big and' varied , stock with a wide range of 1
prices and designs l
Furniture coverings and Draperies ;,
Novel pattern and color cllecls to suit the most varying tastes ;
ALL KINDS OF RUGS AND CARPETS E
yatt
l
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A NEW CREED
FOR AMERICANS
Continue-d 110111 l-‘irst Page.
of interested clam-'05 for class legislau
lion. and l balk-1'11. therefore. that
practical oqualin cam he obtained un-
1ch' our folm of:'o1orn’1111'ni b1 remod—
1111 legislation in the interest 0! (ho
American people and not in the inter-
cst of any body thereof. large or
small.
“i believe there is no justification
in :1 governmenl. whore officials :11'11'
circled and laws made by tho people.
for a minority in lhl'vaton bloodshed
andranorchy unlcss the majority shall
submit to lhe will of the minority.
"l believe that Americ’a belongs to
American citizens. ualivc and natur-
alized. “ho are willing to sock rc-
dl'css for their grievances in orderly
and constitutional ways. and I be-
lieve that all others should be taught.
pcacvl'ully if or can and forcibly
\1'11 must. that our country is not
inwrnanonal boarding houso nor
anarchist vulv.
"l 1110111411 111.1'51-11‘ 111 the support of
lllt'l-‘t- prinriplcs by my voice. my
1111» and. 11’ need bu. by my "mum-
and my 1111- and i promise my coun-
try to 11'11111 1113. children in this most
holy faith. “
an ‘
:m '
a ATHEBING AT
c ASH’S BUN-GALOW'
p..._._ ...-
(Comlnmd l-‘1on1 l-lrst Page)
Those present “’C‘l‘t’: Misses Olga
Schede. Ethel Olsen. luth Glover.
Helen Casey. Mario. Lillian and Ruth
Herring. Andrena Anderson. Helen 11'-
ring. Mary Bruggc. Julia Bardos. Flor-
ence l-‘arrington. Ella Chontos, Jose-
phinc Drumm Madeline. Blauvelt, El.
1-anor Williams and Mary Wargo:
Messrs. Russell Janos. Eddie Hill.
John Budnar, Walter Blaurelt, Hep
bert Herring, Walter Foster. \l’illiam
Bodabe. Ernest Barrett. Louis llardos.
Gordon Davidson Jcase Robinson, “’al-
lace Bales. Denier Youngs. Lawrence
Bushbaum. Harold ' Friar. Legrand
Miller. Andrew “'argo. Horatio Finch.
Anthony Falcon. Frank , Heidcl.
Charles Bales and Tracy Hanks.
Th1- pnrly was clulpcroned by Miss
('h1'i1alinc Jacobson and Mrs. Vl'illlzm'.
Kunp
MORE NEW CITIZENS
TO BE MADE THIS WEEK
Believe That Judge- Greene Will Be
Able to Complete the Work by
Thursday Non.
Tucsdav and \\' ednesday andn purl
of Thursday of this week Will be do
raled b1 Judge. Greene and clerks. in
the Civil Superior court to the 11'u.lr. of
making citizens. It is figured that the
naturalization work will be comlliehrd
by noon on Thursday and then Judge
Greene will hear evidence in three
court cases.
The first case assigned for :1 homing
Thursday afternoon
(‘atharis vs. Peter P.‘1ndle. both of
Bridgeport. The trial was begun s:c1'~
oral days ago. but was not finishrd
owing to naturalization work :zikinr
up 1111» attentiomof the court. Catha-
ris claims he and l’andre went into
partnership in September, 1917. and
they conducted a store on Howard av3~
nue until December 4 of last lear when
l‘andrc Wally amend to dissolve the
partnership. Catharis asks that, :1 re-
ceiver be appointed for the firm.
The other cases scheduled for trial
“'ulter Mohr 1's. Lena:
John'
Thursday .1143?
Berg, and A. B. Benesch xs.
rDavenport company.. It is probable
that all of the cases will u '2 be dis-
posed of that day. and in that case
Theodor of the followintz week will 110'
used 'for court work. The jury uhlc‘n
"will be called for work injhc court
will report for dutv on. 'chnesday
morning. Jur_1 trials for “edncsd 113'
and Thumday of the week of Febru
ary 17 were assigned 11'; Judge Greene
at the short calendar sessions (.1‘ the
court yesterday,
..
if;
'makc ll
'.t:1tion and also {10111 “assuic .1 am
is that of Gus.
~. 'A. STULL
5i
Returning to civilian life
replenish ,their civilian wardrobe on OUR HAS)
PAYMENT PLAN in this annual reduction sale 111
Suits and Overcoats.
“-
have the opportunity 11>
REV COLEMAN BUYS A FARM
Th1 l"ollo«.inn' is ((lylltl {mm llu'
N1‘\\'\lllf0ld Gazcltc “Tho Rcl’V
Frederick A. (‘olcmnn who is 1'01 tor of '
Trinity church. South Norwalk. and
is well known in Kent, where for sun'-
1-1':1l yours 3.0 and his family ’llavv
spout their 1:1calion 11nd bl? flolcman
has had chul'uc of the services at St.
."l’ldr0\\"> — church has purchased a
summer hmnc 111 lhc vicinity of KM“.
Lust summer Mr. (‘olcman bouaht tho
Slm'or place just. over the lino from
in Dun-hose: County. Town .11
The propul'l 1'
acres with a
Ku'nt
Dover. New York State.
consists of about 3 1-:.
six mom ho'lso, barn, 1111111' 0111 bulld—
im'az. and on the place are 111.1111 fruit 1
ll‘PeS and 'om'rv b11Shcs .-\ 101v l‘inc,
spring back of the house on the shit
of ill“ mountain gives an unful 1'
supply of 111 aulif‘ul mater. Mr. Cole;
man intends to 1cmodel thu- l1o11sc and’
into 11 summer home. The
house is just three miles from Kent.
tion on the Harlem branch of tho 1
' (‘. R. R." 1
SPECIALS
For This Week
BROOKS—Extra Fine
Quality ........... 75¢ each
EVAPORATED MILK——
2 cans 25c
LIBBY’S CON. MILK—-
2 “cans 25c
EXTRA FINE PORK. .300 lb.
MOLASSES—If you are really
fond of good molasses, you
l will find the real article here.
I
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
I
Boneless Pigs Feet. jar
Frankforters . , ...... 24(- 1b
ZBologna ......... 241: lb
Salt Pork .......... 301 1.
Round Steak ............ 28c lb
Sirloin Steak ........... 28c 11).
Porterhouse Steak ....... 281: lb.
Chopped Beef .......... _ 221: 1b.
P01 Roast ........ -. . . c. . 25c lb.
Roast Pork ..... _ ....... 320 1b
First class Hindquarter Beef
201: lb
.Miller’ s Marke
17 ELY AVE.
_ Specials 111 ThisMcck
Cheese, Rocquefort Camenbert Sw1ss.
Limburger, Rraft Pinento, Rraft
Chile
Prince“ s-floojoyliteon‘uo‘eaeee-o- 55C
Swiss Cheese .................... 55c
|Cream Cheese .............. . . . . 5°C
1 Young American .......... . . . . . . 501:
'w. R Tun Fish, large can ...... 40:
Derby Bra Chicken, Large . . .3130
‘lzumi Crab, large ..... .......... 45c
Lobster ......................... 251:
Best White Rose Salmon 25c. 40c
.... 35c
Clam Chowder .................. 25c
Oyster Stew .................... 25c
Clam Bouillon ............ . . . . . . 200
Deviled Oysters ........ . . . . . . . 15c
Mushroom. large can ...... . ..... 40c
Full line in best quality meats
Vegetables.
am:
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76 11011111 1111111 STREET
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