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A few questions which every house-factory owner or 8-39!“
should be able to answer.
What do you know about the_conditions of your roofs?
Are they in the best possible condition to $1313th , yen;
4 household goodr, your Wlu4sible"st€c‘E"’OI‘ 'i'rnerchandise and
machinery which are housed under them? Should they be in-
spected andrrepaired or rebuilt before VhSWS and rains of
spring cause damage? '
-If you are having troubles with your old roofs or are con-"’
templsting building'new ones, may we not have the pleasure
of being of service to you? ‘ I '
We have best grade of Shingles—also Asbestos and As-
phalt—roofing paper of all grades at reasonable prices.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
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i Although the 102ml infantry captur-
ed the gun, the Massachusetts author,
itieg put in a claim for it, apparently!
'On the ground that. the majority ol'i
the 28th division men came from Mass-g
acme-us. Two regiments, the mist;
'and 104th infantry. both came from;
Massachusetts. The Connecticut con-t
'gressme-n heard in “’ashinizton that.“
1th gun has actually been placed on
.Boston common. ‘ i
_ Hundreds Oi“ lettels- have reached;
‘ :Connccticut congressmen in \‘Vashing- t
‘flon urging that the prize cap'itn‘ed by
. ;(ftlnnccticllt. soldiers be sent to Herb,
‘;t'oi‘d. Governor Holcomb has asked‘
Eilllill. the gun be sent to Hartford.
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isells has requested it be sent, to Bos-
slon common. l'poii the presentation'
lot the matter to Secretary Baker. it ‘
Huck To
Ytinn ol‘ the gun would be. made until
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Ellllll‘t‘ information had been rcceivvd.
'At the request of Congressman Lon-
itrgun. Secretary linker trired‘llajolj
‘t‘wnvl'ul (‘lltl‘t-nl‘e li. Edwards in ”(ism '
:llllV asking him what disposition has. i
lwvn ”ltd-dc“ ol‘ the 21m. ' .
tln I‘ridlly ("olltzrcsslllan lltillt’l'gdll 3
tlll'l'tllllit't'd :1 bill in the Htlllrit' direct-4 5 ,
ing; the Secretary ul war to donate lliu, 4
Leon to lllt‘ state of ‘Ttinnectlcul to In"
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wels!
Outing Flannel.
‘ristratn —& —
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Table Linen at Lower Prices
Pattern Cloths oi various sizes. with napkins to match.
Table Damask by the yard, in many beautilul patterns.
Damask Napkins oi all sizesnlvith a wide price range.
Turkish Towels!
Best Quolity Sheets and Pillow Cases
Reduced Prices for Wash Dress Goods and
....._. 1.. -, V'Hnrvvr
llilllccd ill t‘npitol Square. Hartford}
congressman Tilstm on the military llf~g
iluil's l"()lllllllii"t‘. said the \V'm' Dimitri—
aim n? hlls no authority to give the sun
;lt> either Massachusetts or Connecti-
cut in the absence oi direct authority
.lrnm Congress. although he micllt con-
film c’OInOWN WITII
FLAMING
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. TIRES
gm; 3 1-2, Firsts, full guaran-
. lee ................. $16.00
. All Other Sizes at. Reduced
‘ . Prices
Also a Few Seconds Left
’V Auto supplies
leluloid and Glass Wind-
‘ shields
AARON KOHN
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MAHEaéANV
\Ve ltnov: a. lot of people
who always keep it in the
house. That's why their
homes are bright and cheer-
s JJL All their floors. furniture
andwoodworklookliltcnew.
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is a wonderful finish. it contain
cllcolm. Do over that flacnnd
it; I durable Kyanizc finish on it.
uni-c that Furniture new again.
‘ ' s4 wnsmnoron '2: .
. seen FRIDAY EVENING.
Torre BIRTHDAY
ELIABLE. JUNK
v DEALER
Established in 1904
. Phone. or Send Postal
L. EFFRON
agitation St, East Nor-walk.
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Hand Wood in Blocks
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_ WM. EFFRON
new St, East Norwalk.
”Tel. 441
cert, D. Morgan
MED ALL DAY WASHING-
Tel. 441.
United States License No. 17.903.
" 'so'nt tor it to remain at one 0! ill“ I"-
_ _. _ __ w__ fl” -_. __ H ‘ _ -. ‘ " --. famous illdcl'iuitl-ly. title to it i‘\ main
.‘g‘uitl tl‘.tgl'~‘ni. . .
. A“ tm I _:__f7\_:'_ mml' l-‘mnk Kramer ot' Rochester, .\. X.
t ‘ ‘ , They Were not such after they donned
SChliltze’S fruesda S ecials :I‘ PJI)ER:\L: BOARD §.!t.\ tonsils :lml cuter-Kl the hold to
y D ' NAMED T0 BRIM: tux; :::.;'-..";:x':.:..‘r“.7;::3.:;“:.‘.I:l:“°'..222:'
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BUCK SHAD ; PRI£ES DO‘V)‘ uml tlu'y arc bl‘llt-tt-d to have drownw
................................... 350 1b. mi :ll‘lvl‘ fulfilling their mission. Foster
RIB LAMB CHOPS ........ 32c lb i (Continued From l'lrst Page) l-Il;llllr‘c\'ittlxsl.\' brew mrfim‘l from fl16:
""""""""""" ' 2 lot overclmlo iv smo c. A rescue
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LOIN LAMB CHOPS .............................. 340 1b- ;\\'::r Industries Board. will he the. lil- squad F‘(_".I“::'1f‘ll'_'t>; ORION-(lilo! malt“:
FOREQUARTERSI 9MB 220 1b él’mr l’e-pl’I‘Ftv’nllllin- in the. nmv nlatzllln- '1‘111‘):'huc“'” u " ltiitp [U “"u 1 H' ,
""""""""""""" ' pry, :mll lht- otlicial representative Of '
FRESH SHOULDERS ................... . ........ 26c lb. ‘lhtl :m-vrmnem in me organization -‘3'°°°'°°° °"9° 79‘“ L“?
c '\-,ill hl' 'l'lltmms C. Powell, Director of .“_hfl.e the crew and firemen “‘91”
FULL CREAM N. Y. STATE CHEESE ............. 40c lb. *vmmlll immatures of the mutt-ml if;'3“farming“331mg; git’l‘fl’mgfi
' ,.\dlnl’nistration. M“ v ' " . " css ‘ L (
.j \\'ilile tho methods that. will he used "IN“ ”3". Tm; Fm?” ‘mmmfd "Sam“.
m bring doun pricr‘s'nre m“ “PM“, :lljl- .I'lliul .tllt in‘i‘m‘“ oil. all‘animlk‘
. a . illitlllfilll out. it is 11‘”.de ill a .L’t‘llul'ill .15“ ZHStWOni injiilqv-n till iP‘tOp‘.
SChulize S sanitary Markets iuny that this result “ill be brought “3'zl)lh.vl‘b_ TH‘H“) fut“ hdd 1“ 1M”) In
gleut through government purchases. ‘”3‘11:qu0::ijgt‘ihvxialiitd t $.00“ 00“
NORWALK. ( ltho publication of fair price lists. and . "_ ' ‘ ' ' d a _. '3' ' '
SOUTH NORWALK- gill“ (‘O-(lpt'l‘tllivll ot‘ the producers. Var» “.1“ M " m”! Mh' The 91mm of the
Mr“ has not lwcn determined.
.iuus leaders of industry are to be call-
! d in to obtain their (‘0~Ollt!l'illl0ll.
Among: lllt' first to be called will be the
The Hixuola “TLS owned and Opt-rat-
ml by the l’nitvd l-‘ruit t'omlmny at
like nutllrnlill ot' the war.
Standard Ballard Egg Store ’4
53 Main Street,
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Norwalk
12 North Main Street. - So. Norwalk
’ Fresh Eggs - . - - - 49c
* Best Creamery Butter - ‘- 53c
. Fancy Sugar Corn .................... 2 cans 25c
\Campbell’s Baked Beans ............ -. . . 2 cans 25c
t Sauer Kraut ....................... ‘. . 2 cans 25¢
Karo ' .................... ' ............ 2cans 25c
; Grandma’s Pancake Flour ............ 2 blurs. 25c I
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lb.
570
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BUTT R
Very Best Creamery Butter—Sweet As Can Be.
Strictly Fresh E'EES. Der doz. . . . . . . 51c
Crisco for shortening .......... 14c. 28c and4lc can
Baker’s or Huyler’s Cocoa. pet can . . . 19c
Gold Medal or Jones’ Flour. Der bat: ......... $1 50
i Cam’nbell’s Condensed Soups. can ........... l0c
: l\'o.] Royal Plantation Codeefimr lb. ........ ' ......... 3lc
£050 Léaf Lard. Der lb. ........
0 or rand Fresh Salmon. 1 lb, ..............
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, per pkg, can ..........
29c
21c
11c
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f Fancy Large Grape Fruit. ouch """"""" a“ ‘
§ Gold Medal Pan Cake Flour ..................... 2 ’p'k'g's' 32$
A. r. BECKMANN & to. inc.
Overcoats on Sale at
S3 and ‘35 Washington St. Phone 1405
l‘lt‘pl'OSt‘nliilitvs at such industries as
lirnn. :ztcl-l. lulllht'l’. textiles. l‘t‘lllt’n'.
:l'tipIH-l‘, brick and other cullslyucliull
‘lllntcl'illls.
i It is belil-tcd that if :m :lurmuucnl
.can he reached HS [0 What Will consti—
MRS. SAYRE HAS SON
AND THE PRESlDENT
A 4TH GRANDCHILD
’tutv ll busil- mice. n general stabllizu— l‘llll.\lll-lel'l'llA. l-‘eh. it .A son
ltitm of mites will he reached. wag born to Mrs. Francis R. Sayre.
' it is mmlv clear that tilt" program l.-' tlmwhler of President \V’ilson. at the
ml hospital lit-rt» vvstm'llln‘.
Mother and child are doing well. Thi-~
is the President's fourth :‘llndcltild.
The first. Francis ll.
born in the \Yhitc liaise on .lllmlur."
in no sense it price living pruul'nm. us- 1.4!“;
in” our- will be under any l‘rillilinlsiml
to £Ulll|'.t‘ to lll'lt‘t' schedules arrived
at. it :t pl‘Udllt‘t‘l' can find at market
tor his Wart-s at :l llinllt-r price he is.
ill lilit‘l’l)‘ to do so and it A consumer 17'. 191;. The s(i(-(.nd‘ Eleanor Axgmp
”1“ N40” fixed. “‘ilstm Sayre. was bornt Jefferson
hospital. March 23. 1910:.
Another :l‘unlil'llild is lillcn \\.'il>‘lm
McAdam.
'l'ilc l‘l'l‘Sitifi‘nl has been notified. and
it '9': possible he may stop in Philadel-
phia on his way from Boston to \Viih‘lt
and
can purchase below
he may do so.
"ln substance." sllys the oflicial an»
HUUHt'Plllt‘lll, ol' the program, "We pru-
poso to brim: cllpitlll, labor :lnd unv-
I‘l‘nll‘ltnl inln Hnl‘ t-olltlllon counsel"
tg’ctllvl' around one lilblt‘ and with one
purpose to do thi- hcst punitilc l'ot' inultm m 5,... his dangh'flr nmv
the (“Jutlll‘yf' .t'v'llndson. .\l
' --'— " Lust niclla‘ the t'ollnyvim: lll‘r‘SSHQ".
i 16 SEAMEN EEOWN .. .
' WHEN BARK SINKS '.'.t‘,~;‘;;‘;;;15;,,wM...
IN NIGHT COLLISION
First Shore Message to President Tells
Him of His Grandson.
"and send ul‘t'wtinu-
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bound from Cabanas. Cuba. for New t)_\' BOARD 1', S. S. GEORGE
York. is a vessel of only 1.087 tone \\~_\s}n_\'(:TON, Sltndayz~The
moss. compared with 8,456 tons t‘ot word from shore received by President
the sailing: vessel. The collission oc- “1150!! when his ship arrived in Boston
('"I‘I‘t'd at 3 a. m. «luring heavy “With Harbor was that he had a grandson.
er. The t‘ransl‘jord's steering gear had “1,0de “’ilson Sayre. ’
become. disabled and. although she ‘
reversed her propellers full 5908“ tinder the terms of the armistice
“D German mussels are liable to capture if
special per-
When the Helene loomed
out or the night. she crashed bead-on they go to 393' without
into the. French bark'e starboard mission.
quarter. tearing a big hole. through
which the water poured swiftly. '
(fountain Maisoneuve immediately.
ordered t..\\'0 lifebouts launched, one on
each side. but. lite Helene heeled SO
quickly to starboard that the DOI‘I
boat. rolled down her side, spilling
eighteen men into the sea. The star-g
board boat. containing the captain
and fifteen men out free of the davu i
TOM‘S just. in time to escape being}
dragged down by the rapidly sinking
ship and. later. picked up two meni
who had clung to the overturned 1101“
boat. The Gansfjord also launched a
boat, but the sixteen other sailors had 7.
gone down.
_ The survivors said they had a rough
time being picked up from the life- .
boat. by the Gransfjord on account of '-
'lllg'l) seas and darkness. I
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LETTER CARRIERS‘ CONVENTION.
5 At. the convention of the State:
: Branch of the National Association of
Letter Carriers held Saturday. in We“
, terbury. Samuel Merritt. of Bridgeport ‘
fLN‘l t‘l’ll
Always * Keep
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Sayre. .lr., \vlls-
\\‘;ls rel-wired hv .\ll*s. Sayre from the
firs-'1‘.“ right out.
Children’tllink tncm dandy, .
They are Mild Catllartic Candy.
Contain nothing to harm,
‘Vork like a charm. “ Ten Cents”
l. LABOR PAR'i'v ELECTS
Crowley Chosen Chairman
State Convention.
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‘llllt‘ t‘llll\"llil()n of tho
iJH‘ l’ut‘t‘, (‘t)llnl‘ll('lli.
. l'it\. )rt‘wlt’l‘tlflv. T. M. (‘l'oull'y of Hart
lord .‘lt‘t‘il‘d Flatt! chairman um
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L‘Hll S \toi'r- ptost‘nt. l't‘llVI‘SnllllIJ.
cities. Hartford. Bridgeport. va lll'l
: .ill, [M by and .\lvl‘l(lt’n..
'l‘ho' t'ollouim: I‘Vt’tjllith‘ ('(llllllllllt‘l
\“:l.\ "lt‘i'it'd: First district. ll). .7 l-‘olt‘l‘
Hartford: Third district. Home .l
Huillvv. .‘lt‘l'ltlt‘lll Fifth district, .lva
T. Gardner, Bridchort.
lt war not l')!‘ gull H'l-lly
I'llr'
Ln-
llclll in this
.t;.:n nzgnllizl-r, :lmi (“lull-line It}, lla‘lncs'
of Bridgeport was l-lrctctl state Sit-”rt“!
St \ mum-n dole-l
five
of First.
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it is quite t’il<)" it) lllkt’ mil ink stains;
with common soda. Dump the .:t.l?u
;with cold water and ”it‘ll c/ucr H
with stylll. (‘LflVI‘ it for about alll;
hour. till the stain vulllplt‘lt‘ly dis»,
tumours. ll docs not il‘:l\'(‘ u mark.
:ll‘utr.
LIFT OFF CORNS!
Apply few drops then hit sow.
touchy corns off with
lelgczs
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Doesn't lllll'l :l hit? limp :1 Hill!“
Freezone on an aching t-‘lfi‘n. instant”
,tllnt corn stops lfilrtinu'. lllt‘ll you lift
Yes. Iilnnirf
A tiny bottle of Freezouc. costs hill.
.t. few cents at any dru;.r store. but is‘
sufficient, to remove’evcry hard corn.
soft corn, or corn 'lmtween the toes. lulu
the calluses. without soreness or lrrr
tation.
Freezone is the sensational discovery .
ll is_..\v9ndt'-r—»
of at Cincinnati genius.
in].
gearefui Mothers (Yer—the Loud, . “V
Cascarets at Hand"
l Hurry
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3Auto Trails Newlyweds.
‘ Kills Two. lnjul t ~ 1'
l‘ImVllilaxrl-z, lt. l.. l-‘vb ..
:lutomobilr t‘UlllllllliliL‘ :r “with". .
Which urns pursuing the twill.
minim last. night struck and
lilizg“. 66, llll‘ll “lxllldl‘tl
cmsllctl into n tclrplwuc role on t “
iivld street in Johnston. killing- it
Gurnfzmo. :38, injuring Alltonctlc s- l...
zit»; probably totally and Fl‘l‘ltlll‘-i_
juriniz two ot‘llt-r \vunlu‘n “Till l‘oilv ‘»
The injured in the ltlimlu- l~l.m~l
llillll are Ellll. ll" liitll. tin-«1mm
.lI-Ilnio Smith. Y‘llull lt-lutrlllll
John \‘vnliluolo, concussion
hmlll. anm H'l'n‘l' null unn-
tt doctor allid t’:l2ll"tl " .
Thu bride :tlltl 417mm 7
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Fine showing of Spring
Millincl'y zit populllr pri-
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SPECIALS
For the W eek
YELLOW ONIONS
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WARD'S BREAD.
15clonfcutto
TOILET TISSUE . . 3 rolls lite
QUAKER ROLLED OATS,
'3 lbs. 20c
quarts 136
130
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24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
Egg, Stove,
Nut and Peal
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, ' 9-9,, ”2‘: T‘ ___.-- ‘Was elected \ice president Of that Or"
for. a QUICK Clearance , . ”’: . "“~ ~-—— _ __ . gamization. Other officers elected . . ' 0
8128! l Meeting “71th Russmn BOTTLE-D LIQUOR , ‘ “'m’ “imam- MW“! 01“ BriBtD‘v Presi's ; l I ‘ ‘
‘ Factions Still L'k ] r: ' ___-_ RUL'NG‘ Jim“: Joseph Kidney 01' New Haw“, ‘
i . I e ) ; _ , treasurer: and Joseph‘xMonahan of Au-
: I \R . . l in connection With the new revenue. some. first trustee. ,« ' J
2 IS. Feb. 34--—VVhile the lie art a question of importance to whole: r————A——--~— ' t
3500'?“ to prevail in some @3123: 1' 53"“ “'1‘” “New “33 arisvn in Ma-g 'NEHRING TO as ospom'eo ‘ 53 Water 8m"
If lunglhe past few days that. the PNP ‘ ”on to ill? tax it) be! paid (iii Certain,- CLEVELAND, 0" Feb. 21.31 LYN-I. ‘
the Rnssian i kinds of distilled goods.
.posed Conference with
faction leaders on Pfinkipo Island has Collector Walsh, to whom the matter
been abandoned definitely. it is under-i “'35 “99"‘1’9‘1' has Irecei‘VG a ruiin
stood that nothing has been abandon- - from ““3 department
ed except the first invitation issued by I Whiskey from “‘9 distiller'
some that? the Russian Bolshevisls
;would welcome you and Lenin-e and
g Trotzky would «be glad to see you back
that bottled if the government should deport you,”
8 original Federal Judge John M. iii-Hits told
Instead of nasty. harsh pills, salts,
caster oil or dangerous culomel, why
Don’t you keep CQSCJJ‘CLS handy for the
the. bile and constipation poison from
e wa’
91' 1= the blflVt‘lS \vitllmil, gripiug and sweeten ~m_~.._,______- s-.. —
y - . 'R- .n --i Q
,-—-Sen1lnel “ant .‘trlxt‘m m." '
So. ”i
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the council. .. Faf'kaires covered by the distiller’s la~‘ Vere L Vghrm all " 4 " '~ ' ‘ l
. . , _ . . . . fl» - » - . r __. aged [_ . . r- . .t nulls little st nun ‘h. A’ r .
. ___,E_,-. , Another mwmtmn. for ,3 conference é .bel' “we" “mom? 0! the di‘e‘lmerabi garlizer. convicts: on 3 energy: Xvi)» ‘9 fiascarets can 1k? 3 be dv- ; "ii 1m}; . ‘ ‘ . :13? 391mg t l b-
ant “wen“; is saiéllo be under ConSldgil‘RilOn and. it}: notf regarded as rectified spigiegpamnfun‘g the Bapionage , At: arm the _ - ,. . , . A! _ ~ , m g , you: “.03My.(‘m,‘_3t are sure to bring the best realms u
‘ ‘ “i . ' ‘3 W “W 389mm? fire “em ore notarlbieettothea ' oom‘l'l. tax-saw ‘ ‘ ~ W m m ”W $3: " '7 ' l ‘ ' I. i W m” ' '
halite ' l1. 1 at, imx ‘ecor P“ s it? .. * a“,
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