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\Ve know a lot of people
who always keep it in the
house. That's why their
homes are bright and cheer-
lul. Alltheir floors. furniture
nndwoodworklooklikenew.
an‘i’ze
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is a wonderful finish. ll come: in
all colors. Do over dull floor an"!
at a durable Kyanizc finish on i‘.
due that Furniturp new again.
Albert D. Morgan
84 WASHINGTON C-T.
F. S. LYON
Job Printin 9
So. Nov-walla
(
, TIRES
' 530'): 3 1-2, Firsts, full guaran-
tee ................. $16.00
: Mi Other Sizes at Reduced
' Prices
’ Also a ‘Few Seconds Left
‘ » Auto Supplies
Celluloid and Glass Wind-
shields ‘
AARON KOHN
5.55 Railroad Ave. Phone 489.
3’
c
omen’s Wear
. THE '
trill: Slur
, 60 North Main Street.
5 LEXINGTON AVENUE it um u-r ll» H- mm ~ .
- ' , . . _ :lflrl t‘:l\l lllt‘ll' \tlll'S With the l't‘llulfll'
. T , Y . . lmanclal lull-rests 501:ng lo be the .. _ .. . _. . _ _1_H _
if"; ho orders- . _ 1‘0 deliveries. .\’ rlltsllllldjnl; obstacle in New York. :ILEZ‘NW d “H“ ”‘1 'uhmm’ “dun." '
.l\\‘\ ~7 . - . . 7 Um- vlf the host EIlllhOl’lllt'S on tho .. ”H l- . , , . u.
S no Ch812€ ACCOUHtB . Cash Ollly. a building industry in New York sums q )U“ _”‘" "l.“m “i” called. “I". ' b“ -
.’.,. ‘ f... i.~‘:="’.~~‘ ._ ... ‘ v . ‘ _ l ’ ‘ll , t' l ~. . ll .. f- ‘l . , . .‘ notm Johnson dllllu; tho (Ullbltlt’ld
l .. 2- ., ......... Ines». -+Q..s.~m94 ”corona-azu- “l‘ ‘ " " “d '0” "9" ‘" ”-‘ “”0" mm m' m.- tuuw and Harbors hill.
0
.347 Overcoats on Sale at
. Prices for a Quick Clearance
.34 $044 in the lot.
' SQPYRIGHT
6 Clothing Co.
. RELIABLE JUNK
DEALFR
Established ih 1904
Phone or qMarl Postal
~v-o
_. : L. EFFRON
3 Rowan St, East Nerwalk.
441: .
Lumber, will be cheaper. Students of the situation are well
aware that as compared to other commodities Lumber has
mwn 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-
bility that Lumber as a rule is to be sold at less than present
priCes. 4 3r ‘ , .
We have a large and well asserted stock ,‘ and shall be
pleased to talk Over plans and figures.
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Theflatch e Bailey .60.
I
. We must overcome the fallacy that if building is; postptlh- '
ed ibr a. time longer, building materials of all kinds, including
‘1;
YR .SONS WHY .
BUILDING IS SLACK
Continued from First Page.
reap the benefit of the reduhtion of ‘
unemployment." the absorption of the
products of many industries and the
use of many works of which there is
great need."
¢ From Passaic. N. J.. comes theI fol-
lowing statement: “I am greatly hin-
ris.i'ran1 & Hyatt
- Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
“when, FEB. :5. my; ,
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dered in progress or this work by not
being able to procure. loans by way of
mortgage, in large amounts, Hay; in
the neighborhood of $150,000. The4
banking institutions and mortgage1
companies are making. only smalll
loans around ht'l'e and. even where!
there is ample security. will not con-i
‘ sider investing a large amount oill
money in one place." ‘3
Labor conditions and demands ,are‘
hcld to be unfavorable in immediate,
‘ building upl‘l'atitms by many of tlle‘
authorities writing to the Information;
and Education Service. All architect,§
writing from Lincoln. Neb.. makes the;
d‘
IS THE BIGGEST
‘11- _. ,
9
Big Sale for Saturday
Sirloin and I’ortcrhouse Steak ............. 28c lb.
Sperry & Bllrncs’ Fresh Shoulders ..... 26c—28c lb.
Chopped Meal ‘ 22c lb.
j“ . one or two of each style. Size! 5.
"mafia.“a ’2’. ..-\\ x',_.\\w’/n..
Pigs’ Feet . . ........................ 10c lh.
lecr . ............................... 14é lb.
Lcai’ Lard ..................... - ........... 28c lb.
Smoked Shoulders . . . ..................... 26c lb.
'7 Sperry & Barnes’ Bacon .................. 39c lb.
Corned Beef ............................. 18c lb.
Boiled Ham .............. 60c lb.
4;~\\l\
a Sealami ...... ................... ,,.. 49c lb.
; Sperry & Burnt-5’ Pork Chops ............. 35c lb.
JOHN “B. RISKO
— .. .. - . . _ .. m... as.» - . (-0
w hr: ,, :21” to. * ~; *7 era’s/a .. . . .
. .... , mum”..- «and». . 4 .( (mnucmm work m they, mm ,5
following statement, typical of Allol
mplalms along this line: / i
now and has been impeded not a lit-l
tlc. due to ”11‘ unreasonable demands
of labor not only for exorbitant wag:-
cs. but more by the fact certain very
undesirable trudv rules are bcim.’ Pn-
torccd by labor organizations. Which
Our"Slock of Stockings
LADIES’ STOCKINGS—Silk ones of the leading: makes in black. white mul mg
the new and standa
Lisle Stockings that combine wearing.r qualities and flood looks.
Cotton Stockings: m regular and out sizes.
' MEN'S HOSIERY—Every kind and color from the sllccresl of silk to am.“ it.
t liable cottgm oops that are sure to give splendid SCI‘\l(‘(’.
CHILDREN’S STOCK lNGS—The famous Black Cat and other brands that ‘. . .
well. wear well. and are rczlsoable in price.
AND'BEST THAT WE HAVE EVER snows.
rd shades. '
. . ;'._1 ‘ -3. .. .TW'" "._l. “'
‘ “fl .
run up the cost of doing
luously." ;
Freight Rates Chief Trouble 4
Many of the contractors and build»
work Pnor- .
SPECFAL
J“
SALE OF PAJA MA’S AND NIGHT SHIRTS .-‘
cm in the central \‘l'est assert freight
rules or» the chic!‘ trouble. Typical of
lllt‘St‘ arguments is the following from
(tn-rnvillv, ()llio: "
“\\'e- have no complaint to make in
the matter «it svcul‘illn credits. build
in: lllzllpl'izlls. and labor. ll true
that wages are quite high and yet not
Ilrullihitl‘l'v. Thi- greatest tlt'll'llllt’tll '
is
“new? 4.wa
Continued from First Page.
. . . . ll .- r: ' ' i t ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ’
but :it the- some Time ll ls llllpcdlnu ‘xxl;nf':‘;:‘n {‘31. "I‘Lllfdo\:,'1“13 1:": slight?)
highway construction and other build- “”1; "w Ql‘lll'llt" until i? w Jinn"! "
ing pl‘njvt‘ts which dcmtlnd a high ' ‘ ‘ ‘L 0 *" ”n
ldtlt‘ of thew bl‘ it matcliulx " “23m”
* In ll!" \otlug lolll tlt‘llltM'l‘lllh' bolted
> “ ' zlv ‘ l - ' '5 St‘ 8.50” . . - . .
' “c h P m h‘ 1"" ‘d ‘ “W ‘ ' mmnlor Sherman tli lllmols. named
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Standard. Buller& Egg Store
53 Main Street, Norwalk
12 North Main Street. - So. Norwalk
Finest Creamery Butler - , - 49c
Fresh Eggs . _. - - 49c
Evaporated Milk 2 cans 25c
I’urc Lard .; ....... .\ .............. 7 ...... 28c. lb
Grandma's Pancake Flour ............. 2 pkgs. 25c
haroSyrup ..... , ...... -...............2can3256
Campbell’s Beans ..................... 2 cans 25c
Blue Tiphlalchcs .......... '. ..... I . . . 3 boxes 10c
All Standard Brands of Flour .......... $1.49 baz
inns difficulty owing. principally, to
the unwillingness of financial inter-
.»sls lo economic-in building project:-
u-cmzlliti’on und denounced
sian policy. although lll‘ lll'ttcrly con
‘ , > _ dcmnvd lllt‘ llolsllt-liltl. Ht- praised
with tho- lllalcllail'und MRS): mallt‘lgr'lzl lhc rut-cut :u lltlll of the mill-rill Rm-
,. z . : 1. v r. . . . . '
l l" l‘l'H‘f m‘f‘r"; ‘09-“ l d “"4. l ") vrnlllcnt lll (ll'purlln; tlllt‘ll agitators.
me 0" d “l“ 0 mn n u: l " I“ "That nus one oi the most righu»
No Decrease 3" F'Ve Years _ ty. and he recallcd how public opin-
Fronl St. Louis. a wclllnlown arcill- ion of ”1,. world .lxmvmvd its disgust
tort writes: "I am hl'tnlymmmt‘t‘d when the. German imperial govern-
lllzlt tllc one thing: ”It‘- lllllldilm ”“33”" input undertook to jllsth’its TlTv’aTuioh
wants to know is the CBS! of building. oi lit-lgillm on the "round of lllllllarv
today as compared to the no“ ”true “HHMHV‘ ‘“ -
in live .Vt'm‘s. If ”“1“ 00"“ "“ “"S‘W' Alter the tlvlmtv had none on for an
l-d that the cost Will not drop with“! hour or more Senator: 'l-‘lclchcr ill
that limt‘. there Would be it lv'llllt‘llt'.‘ charge ”y ”H. mu.” and “guihm...
t0 tHUt‘le Willi ”l" "l'l‘dl‘ll “'“lk-n bill. lnmvd to till)!" the Johnson rim;
As for the last qlu-stlnn. llll' tutor Notion.
mutton and Education Sonic.» at lhl‘
lll‘pnrnnonl of Labor. through the lil-
vision of Public Works and t‘onstruc-
FlSH ' AND GAME BILLS.
. . . Hearin '
tmn llcvelOment now is Svt‘kllll-Z. illl~ .95 °" Matters Interesting
thorlllltlvv information as to “but can mg Hunters .Commg Soon.
he expected in material price-s tor he The fish :md name comnfiltec 0!
next five years. \‘l’llilo the inn-sl-
mcnt lacks completeness at this time,
no definite conclusions may be stated.
Many rulineni buildine and luau-rial
tllp ll’g‘lf‘lilllnt‘ held its first hearing
)‘c-stvrduv. it l‘t‘lllll on a bill pertain-
ing to the annual apllropriaT'lon for the
$70 Fresh Eggs 57°
doz. doz.
Very Best Creamery Butter. per lb. ........... 55c
Warranted Baas. per doz._ ......... . . ....... ’Slc
Large Juicy Grape Fruit. each ................ 10c
Fairbanks’ Gold Dust. large pkg. .............. 25c
Crubro’s Brand Apple Butter-.2 1-2 lbs. ........ 50c
Granulated Sugar .................... 3 lbs. for 29c
Heinz. Celery or Green .Petf Soup. can ....... . 22c
No.1 Royal Plantation Cofi‘ee. lb. ............ ' . 30c
Beardsley’s Shredded Cod Fish ........ 2 pkgs. 25c
Chamberlain’s Dried Beef . . ._. . quarter pound 20c
Pyro Denatured Alcohol. per 2allon ......... $1.30
i r. BECKMANNfi (30.. Inc.
83 and 95 Washington St. Phone 1405.
‘ .
*— nomic loss resulting from the idleness years.
authorities. llmvcver. insist thzlt no prnpueation of fish to increase the
. marl-u: tll’Cl‘t‘R‘Ft'l it“ lutlrltft‘ifll I'WFSS amount from. $3,000 to $5,000. The
' ' 0 0x “ c 0' t l nl‘x l‘t: . .
”M5 pu ‘ l “ ('Ul‘llnlllll‘e lclod favorably on the bill.
years. They assert with some posi’ ‘ , .
livcnoss ”H" pro-war “1.30.5 on build— The commltlvc also hcld :t lll‘lll'lnfl oil
inn materials will not be rccstabllsll- .1 bill to permit the commissioner oi
“d for 50‘9"“ years. if “"0"- ?‘f’fic fish and name to put screens in a pond
assert that pelsons who dcla} _ in t: or brook m pl‘cl‘cnt “5“ getting: away.
in}: m the hope of marked rcducllonn _ . . _ ' ‘ $ .
in building costs probably will be (“5- heat \\ edncsdm. Pebllllin 1.- an
appointed and will have denied them- bills pertaining to 1055“.” and shad
selves the use of needed propcl‘ll)‘ ting will come up rm. heal-inns. Next
. . . ' - l iVC ‘ .
‘9 "“‘mm’s “'“°" “0““ ‘ r. Thursday bills rclatlnn to the (“lose
therefrom. ’ . _ , . ,, .
in response to the Department of season of skunks and raccoons. anu
Labor's inquiry as to future rates on also in relation to the trul'ipinl.r and
building ““1 construction materials. snoring of animals will conic up. There
7 ‘ ' -. .
the t ' ‘5' Railroad Administlallon as are twolve different bills on these mat-
sorts therels to be no general 30 per ‘ _
cent. advance on freight rates for ers. ~
sand. gravel. crushed stone and slag. On Februaly 26 the Committee Will
The rumor that such advances were hear all bills dealing with game birds
comemplated was arousing 3mm” m as to close seasons? and limits as to
-lhe central \‘l’vst. Under date of Jan- ,
nary 20 the railroad administration ”‘9 number ‘0 be killed “1 a day 0"
put out a circular which says: "There season. From the various bills: intro-
is no inundation for the report. that duced and the comment of sportsmen
”‘9 Railroad Administration has giv~ on them it appears to be the opinion
on or is "ivin anv con ideraflon to ,
“m motels... gm .presokht basls‘ of of sportsnlent throughout. the state
ratcs." that there should he‘s close seaSon fOl'
The Department of Labor points out a vear or more on partridge or ruffed
”ll" bu‘mmg- bemg a basic industry. grouse. This would give them two
will stimulate general business and is. , p ‘ .. ., .
therefore. w“. .vital ‘0 continued fin 11(‘3tlng seasons. if the close season is
The national eco- one year. and three if the season is two
ancial prosperity.
01. ‘hOUSlmd_S 0? men cannot ”0 ”9’" The hearings on rabbit bills will
united and Its anurlous efi‘ecis cscap- ‘ 9-
cd. Present building costs are not come up on Thursday. rebruary ""
_ Schultze’s Sat
Fillet of Veal .............................
Shoulder Pot Roasts .......................
Shoulder Steak ...........................
Harnbure‘ Steak ...........................
Fresh. Shoulders 26c lb.
Rump Roast. . .1 ........................... 28c lb.
Prime Rib Roast .................. 22c and 30c. lb.
urday Specials .
36c lb.
22c lb. ‘
22c lb.
22c lb.
v
..........................
New Potatoes ......... . . . . . . . ......... 2 (its. 25c
. ‘* .. -
Scmllize’s Sanitary Markets
_ blossoms. ' scum NORWALK.
17.903.
United StatesLicense No.
,
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g, conducted the
:1) high that they aqua] in mg aggro- From the“ number of bills pfiscnted it
gate the wealth the country loses is apparent that there is a desire for
through the idleness following in the '
Homes .-..--.. — ___..-«,-,-,,__,._,___-_.
wake of building stagnation.
. to our industry through lhv cl‘tlll‘nl
4 ~. -. - .. ,, -~~—
7. “mt ls prolllbllln- ircichl lullt‘h on Q > . _ > ,
. .vllllu .l .ll-llm ~=l. ow -
sand and gravel. It is nut 0an M ”3;. 1,“?(1:.?,:;‘:1 brillTIllh: ”11;. “:1.
threatening to Lit‘stl‘uy on. lndu>try ' l" “' ..
the Rus- .
jupls involving Mqlmximatcly mm” “bus and ct‘lm'tlvc zit-lions this gm'el'n 1
\\'Ul'klllt‘llS Ilnlllcs. to ht‘ (‘M‘l'lml out then: vvvr look.“ said Senator 's‘hcr-
by pl'll'ntv lnlcrcsts. m rurmus lnl- man, “i hope it uill he kept up unlit
I'll”um "‘“du-‘lmul """l""' but m lllt' lltllslll‘VlrIll is ctllllplulcl)‘ dcsll‘ov-
l'llt'lt (“mm we “11‘ hampered by lhi' t‘d.” '
buildin: loan situation. The only dcf— \‘ntllol \‘hrrul-ln “grin.“ 1h.” H“.
lllllt‘ work \vv can expect to carry out Allie-ll lun-rvvntiou in Russia could
without delay is lnt-utcd mltsldl- oi not in. justified. The ”my jusufi...‘.
the l_ llltvd Slates. lion. ll!“ tlt‘t‘lal'tll. was military necessi-
has administers 7 l n _ ‘ ' A
BALLOT PREVENTS . l
A VOTE 0N nussm! ;
H. Krieger & Co.
Showing now a few very exclusive styles in ‘. ll .
lincry at moderate prices.
WINTER COATS
A few models in Misscs’ Coats.
_ A few extra sizes in Black Diagonal and t :l.”
lot Cloth.
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._ “-3 .. -..2‘
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A few fine Plush Coats and Gil‘ls‘ (‘outs to :1,sz ll
out very cheap. ii
Open a‘Chargc Account If You Haven't the Rani E
. Cash. ' é
tllc» ll<l- ol’ "l‘l‘il‘lh‘ in hllnt‘lnc.r Tah‘ : EUROPE 1 "E 5 4 't‘EFTlCAN Mu, ..
litx llwlll-csvnlulle H. H. llal'lc)’ :ld-_-' l‘2lll't~,‘~ 1...\. l. ..
\‘iSl'S l‘:ll)lll'l hunters ll) ul'ganl'zT‘ and likv u (lulu 1'1“"-
>cnd il l-nlllllll’ttcc to tho lit-zlrixlzt it‘llflv at" cowl: um d milk :«
t'mlll' tllc (-llnntzillg of 95v Tu“ in per—
mil Ill.» use At ferrets.
llLtullHllm licllllll‘
"00 pounds in lillh “ ‘ . \‘ll
--» “—- ‘»- -- :lble illcrvn.“~ x in M ~l
CORPORATION PAPERS FILED “all." Pl‘utlllt‘lfi- _-\l"l‘ll '- ‘
......_... due to ubnorlllnl war (lt'lllillr -
A t-l-rtil'it-um of organization “was I'il- l'niu’d Status dvl““"”""' ‘
ml ycslcrtlay at the (mice of the stall} llll‘c bellmcs tlllfi’lllvl'h is It
secretary by the l’olonio Film Conn "(n-{unju- am .1 tpnlhnlw l...
".“."-" 9f NP“ Britain, consisting 0' this direction lll‘lrl‘ ltl't‘~\\':-l‘ a -‘
“HY-SIX shares of common stock at p -.
ilnl"v:llllt- of $23. amounting to $1.400. "WIN“ A """mill l”'"" 3““
The corporation will begin business . lug ill Illls tilllllll'). llw «.w
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with $1.000. The officers are: Anthony ‘hjnkx is m1].- jugiil‘i‘..fi. PM...
Karpinski. president; Henry J. Chol-l
kqwski. treasurer. and Felix A. 82020-
pum’k. mortuary. The directors ill‘t‘
Anthony Karpinski. Felix A. Szczepan-
ik and Michael Marika of New Brit—
zlin. Henry J. (‘hotkcwslli of Reusing!-
ton and LaWI-ellce l’odlasvl; of Berlin, . . ,
A certificate of dissolution was, filed , .
by the Triangle Brand (.‘onfcctionarl l P i S t d‘ '\
Inca/of New Haven. by ”11‘ directors; flees or a “r ‘1”,
Pork Tenderloins
ESmall Pork Loins
i\ the llt't'a‘smll‘y illl'l'vuw in
. »-'l‘l_v A Svnllllcl Wont
mcni. and N'" tho» llvsultx‘.
Herman Ginzbem. Rica (linzbl-r: and
Harry A. Ginzberg.
—Scntillcl \Vzlnt :‘dVQ’FllSl‘ml‘aniFrc‘h Hams .........
are sure to bring the best results on” Fresh Shoulders
tainable. ; Sugar Cured Hams . . .
,_ _ :7 _ .' Picnics .............. , t
- I Dixie Bacon ....... , . . . ‘w‘
' ; Armour: Bacon ...... '
SPECIALS EGlerluim: Spring Lamb. Vest. 5. '
l Quality Beef
" IHome Dressed Fowts -£C
l Home Made Sausage ........ it
For the week EStrictly Fresh Eggs ........ . . . . . .c
EVAP. MILK ‘‘‘‘‘ 2 cans 25c jamokfield Butter- ............... '.—
. lFull line in fruit and vegetable“
WARD s BREAD—15c loaf 1'3 lbs. Saur Kraut ............. 6
cut to ................. 13c 3
FULL WEIGHT SKIM CON. g
MILK, can ............ 14c F
PORK AND BEANS—Reg.
715:: can cutto 12 1-20
QUAKER ROLLED OATS-—
3 lbs. 20c
.13. D. Charlies
76 NORTll MAIN-Slllllll‘
‘I’ ; LnPHONE 583.2
-—__..
‘ A. STULL _
. 24 Cottage Street
East NorWalk
Special Cash Price
For Red Oak Coal
Hard \Vood in Blocks
Phone
- ‘WM. EFFRON
3 Rowan St., East Norwall:
Tel. 441.. Tel. «.11.
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$3
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are needed. business quarters are _
needed. public works are needed! The CUT TH‘S OJJNE': ls WORTH;
t'nued States is the wealthiest coun- : . . ‘
try in the world! The most rellfiblt‘; . . . . l
authorities in the country assert that Dont Miss Tm" Cut out ““5 “In“
unprecedented ln‘OSpcrity. is ahead! enclose with So and mail to Foley &
\.\Vhy~ 10m“... dpm‘v mp revival 01' 1mm. 7 00.. 2833 Sheffield Ave; Chicago, Ill...
mg? writing your name and address clearly. I
j You will receive in return a trial pack»
SON 's lNSANE gage containing Foley’s Honey and Tan
. lCompound, for coughs, colds and
TORRINGTON, Feb. 15.—»Stanis— lcmup; Foley Kidney pills, 9; gain in
laus Stucka. who shot and killed his sides and back; rheumatic-i. We)“;
MAN WHO KILLED
l
son. John Stucka.‘ at. the farmer's .. , . -
home on the night of December 31 hldDe} and bladder ailments: and
last. was adjudged insane yesterday ,Eoley Cathartic Tablets. 3 whole ome
afternoon. after an examination at his land’ thoroughly cleansing cathart‘g, for
cell at the local jail. Dr. J. L. Bue- {constipa.{ion, biiiousneSS, headache,
land, Dr. c. N. Warner: or. Litchiield‘
and, Dr. H. B. machete of jarring’ton;
133mm
and sluggish bowels;e8tjllson Forte“ j
Service Station E
STARTERS}, GENERATORS AND MAGNETOS
OVERHAULED
EXPERT ON ALL ELECTRIC SYSTEMS AND
rem-non
Vaas't Bros. Garage
. 17'CHESTNUT STREET
‘ .igor—gitmrnonns —— 2011
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