. A few questionsth every
should be able to answer. ‘ ;
What do ydu know about the conditions of your roofs? ‘
Are they in the best pessible condition to protect your
household goods, "your vain-able stock of merchandise and
machinery which are housed under them? Should they bein-
~spected and repaired or rebuilbbefore thaws and rains of
spring cause damage?
‘ ’ If you are having troubles with your old roofs or are con- .
templating building new ones, may we not have the pleasure ‘
of being of service to you?
' We have best grade of Shingles—also Asbestos and As-
phalt—roofing paper of all grades at reasonable prices.
”The Hatch é Bailey Co.
housedactofy burner or agent
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”J. Emory Stevens Prominent
.— Lin Doings of Clothiers?
1 Convention Held in Ros-5
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.l’. Emery Stevens. the enterprising:
member of the clothing firm of Rogers
8; Stevens. has been prominently iden-
tified with the recent conventions of;
the clothing interests of the couiiti‘y._
The. Men's “'ear. the retailer‘s piibli-i'
cation, gin-s a complete account of the l
convention of the New England Retail l
(L'lnthiers’ association held at Young's?
Hotel. Boston. Feb. 13th and 14th. 3
The association Went on record as.
being opposed to cancellations of con-"
Service Station
STARTERS, GENERATORS AND MAGNETOS
OVERHAULED
EXPERT ON ALL ELECTRIC SYSTEMS AND
IGNITION
Vaast Bros. Garage
17 CHESTNU T STREET
1360 e- TELEPHON ES —- 2011
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tracts at, this time of uncertdinty. and,
of [filing a reinstatement by all man;
iifacturi-rs of the regular terms of pay— -
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Earnest, discussion of future cloth-Q
stage at the. first day‘s scsion. The
general iinpi‘esion gathered from the;
sum total of these discussion on this .
most popular subject‘at the present’
time is that retail Clothiers everyWhPl‘e
and particularly the. retail Clothiers
of New England, are going to try to
for-2e prices down by decreasing and
deferring their purchases.
The association. at the closing ses-
slon of its convention. adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions. dealing with cor-
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80. Narnia":
53c- Fresh Eggs- 53c
7 TIRES ;
5.3.0:: 3 1-2. Firsts. full glwrilé-oo Very Best Creamery Butter. per lb. .......... 59c
g; tee --------- $ d 9 Gold Medal Pan Cake Flour. Der nkzr. ...... . . . . 13c
, , All Other i122: :t Reduce i Campbell’s Condensed Soups. per can ......... 10c
‘ , Also a Few Seconds Left ‘4 No. 1. Royal Plantation Coffee. oer lb. ......... 33c
. a Auto Supplies , Quality Brand Tomators. per can ............. 13c
; 3 Celluloid an; Glass Wind. { Large Juicy Grape Fruit. each .............. 10c
‘_ ._ shieldé ! (‘Etzild Mledal orbfones'gg‘lfizir. 24 1-2 lb. bat: ..... $1.53
‘ . _- l' gno la or . over . .ner can ............. 16c
, ifileOV KOHN } Borden’s'or Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk 2 for 25’
~55 ailroad AVE- Phone 489- ‘3 BestGrade Mixed Tea. per lb. ................. 43c
, llel Monte Brand Sliced Peaches. can ......... 20c
”A-..” . g Nucoa Nut Oleo (The World's Best. lb. ........ 35c
NEXT TIME TRY
A. r. BECKMANN & C0., Inc.
83 and ‘35 Washington St.
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MyersSprayersi
Phone 1:105.
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‘tain problems that ate uppermost in'.
the rvlall cloihicrs' minds at the Ill“?-
sent time. and expressing the associa-
tion's attitude toward these important.
subjects:
"Whereas. The impression has been _
created in the minds of the buying pub«'
lic that clothing prices have reached
the cxti'cme high point and are tend-
ing downward, and Wllel‘t‘ah‘ clothing
purctymcdtor spring selling will cost
the retailer the highest price ever
quoted. therefore be it resolved that
we. the Ncw England Retail (‘lothiers'
Association. in convention assembled.
tions. pledge ourselves to rot-ego wgir
lzir profits in marking [llii‘l's on sprint;
purchases. so that HlK‘h price-s may
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he kept down to the kiwi-st limit pos—
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Schultze’s Saturday WSiWiecials
,. msmorth’s Lime and Sul- : ‘ m .
1hr Wash. A valuable wash for; SCllllllze’s Sanitary blarkets
L “skunks of trees.
N ORVVALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
LEGS OF LAMB ................................... 34c lb. ‘
PRIME RIB ROAST , . .' ...................... 220—320 lb.
3 BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROAST ............... 34c lb.
l SHOULDER STEAK ............................. 24c lb.
‘ FRESH HAMS ................................... 36c lb.
SMALL PORK LOINS .................... ' ........ 38c lb.
FRESH SHOULDERS . . . . . ........................ 27c lb.
"llclicnnz that tho established (‘llS«
mm or payment to the manufacturers
by the retailers of their obligations
has come to bc considored by tho rc-
tailci‘s :in nint‘t-tliely essential ro—
qnisitt- or their busincss. we, lllf‘ NOW
l-Inuland Retail (‘lothlcr' Association.
thercfore hcrehy resolve that we far—
or lllt.‘ l't‘lnl‘lfllt’lllt‘nl by all manufac-
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ommended‘the name of cxtlovernor
(‘harlcs .\l. l-‘loyd. of New Hampshire.
tor the presidency and he was. unim-
i'mously clot-ted.
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United States License No. 17.903. '
Hilbert D. Morgan
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NOR DEAD
‘. Hard Senator James R. Mead of Greenwich?
, . should become. a law the 13.000 lll'llHl‘l-v
' ;; WM EFFRON .itnnts oi Port Chsler. N. Y.. and halting‘ml’lvfimxcfi R- I-- March l.«»t).
-_ . -. . ltho people of Rye. and ndjoiuingi 5’“? rown, ””9”” 0‘ Rhode 15‘
2.3 Rowan St, East Norwalk. gtownn, would be Without water, acfiand "0m 1892 '0 1895. died at his
T91; “.1. Tel. 441. Wording to Port Chester and ltyc ()1!- home here Y‘JS‘el‘daY- He was born in
Bolton. (‘onn.. in 1848. He was pres-
.ident and treasurer of Brown Broth-
itil'S, a mill supplies compam', of this
.City. and for several years was own-
)or and publisher of the Providence
:Evening News. '
icials. The measum' providcs for
lilJlll'IldlllPTllS to the charter of the ltiv‘
lersville, Riverside stud rtleenwich \Vzt-
ter companies prohihi'iug the sale of
water for use outside Connecticut.
Port Chester has depentlczl for
years on Greenwich rampant-is For its’
. ,‘water supply and ride is only partly;g
ieupplicd by the. lntet‘iit'bzui Wat l' ('o.‘
The oiliciiu‘s of both towns are d-eeitlyi
concerned regarding the. bill and it.
toinmittce has b81322 :lpgtoilltt-d by the
tiioard of Trustees to confer uiih the
. water companies and investigate the
, imallcr thorough‘y. . ’lhc incusiiri is
. now in the hands of :he‘c- wivnittee at
so- vorwa“ [Charters and a hearine‘ on it. Will he
lheld soon. .
Some years ago Port. 'Jhcster lmnl‘
xlhe opportunity of procuring “o'er“
irom the large ,SnglJ'l' at Rio lake._
Overcoats on Sale at
'ces for a Quick Clearance é
Onefor two of each style. Sizei‘
‘ in the lot.
OPYRIGHi
,Olhlllg Ct).
«31th St
RABID DOGS m GREENWJCH
.HARTli‘ORD. March 1.—~-Cattle Com-
Emissmner J. M. Whittlosey received
jtoday a letter from Dr. 'Earl F. Sco-
ffield, Greenwich, in Which the doctor
stated that .ten rabid dogs were killed
in that town during February.
did not. say in his letter that an
[had been bitten by the animals.
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Remington Ill othe
HARBORW’ORKERS TO sréiKE
mow YORK, March 1.—A strike Jr
may”. sold; :0an :which has since own taken in er by sixteen thousand h -
WWW“: Rentals , New York city. A bill recently pass fective at 2 o'cloczg‘boghigggggog
, be: mun!” Machine ed at Albany gives the municipalities was voted yesterday by the executive.
jmm at flu oei month OT‘BStChQStCr coon-3v “3" right to MD commit o! the Marine W'orkers’ Anili-
MA) . - the New ork supply li case of nthCS-auon as ,a result of dissatlatnctiozi
EMS“ is rib
is
cost-3r ulIlIJnls :aywith' the award 0:5 JV.
m1 “notable: cc dumplre of the National
. o. ;aecniaaieirtm W A W W
ut the Port U
no 3.,
If a bill introduced at Hartford bylFORMER RHODE 'SLAND GOVER-
{Dutch
mow LONDON. March 1
sengers Were injured. none scriously,
Six pas»
in
Mascots Proved a
Nuisance on: Shipboard
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SPRINGFIELD. Mass. March. 1.—
Private Paul Ilosley. of Battery B,
44th Artillery, today told of the des-
truction in midocean by official or-
der of all the mascots of two artillery
regiments, the 44th and 60m. return-
ing on the Cedric. The number in-
cluded a fox terrier said to have re-
ceived the Crolx de‘Guerre. that. Went
.through the St. Mihiel righting. 'l'wo
,roosters hidden below decks, escaped.
lThe animals were chloroformed. The
,grief of the men was extreme. Hos-
EICY said. he only reason given for the
killing of the pets was that they wet?
to nuisance on board.
HNWiiiWnéist
Annexation of Territory
. LONDON, March 1.—-—lt,ls necessary
gm holdthe Dutch armyfngainst any
goon to annex, Dutch rem tow, the.
éDutch Minister of War d‘ in an ad-
g-dress'today to“ the Sendidth’amhiir.
according to sVCenti-at
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in: prices occupied the center of the. .7
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bliss Edith F. Ranger,Chal‘g‘,
F- Rimm‘f- on “"31 Charged Willi con- and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for.
spiracy to prevent probate of the gen-‘
nine will of her brother. l-leni'y “’ard '
Ranger. claims in her dcfense that
of his estate during her lifetime.
ness of the will which \K’exler had."
\\', Mycr to have been made by Harry
’itrd Ranger had rcad it in their pros» .
to the effect that this will revoked the ’ . t
WWWWWWW'W W tormer Will which Mr. Ranger had . Pork Tenderloins 45c DEVlne Bros.
‘ ' ‘ made," Mr. Myer said. “The date of , ----------- . .
;le PASSENGER: . m; form“. Wm reform m was Jan“. _ Small Pork Lom ................. :3: First St. and Seamew Ave. E
HURT IN WRECK :it‘}' I. 1914. and the reading or the Fresh Shw'dcrs ---------------- 15‘ Phone 53. i
sci-0nd will took place in April. 191-1."
noes. turned to Theodore L. \Vaugh.
Marcus 1!. Holcomb and Richard M.‘
Bissell, Chairman of the Connecticut
State Council of Defense and of
State
have expressed the hope that. the cler-
gy will comply with the Department's
request.
ncticut’s foreign—born population. andicauue of the disease and the an 0
which is designed to aid in the com-;adjust_ing the same. Disease is causec
position of a sermon or talk upon the . by a march, twist or sprain in am
necessity of co—opera.t.ion by the en-;‘back. Even if done in childhood, l'.‘
tlre Connecticut public in the Ameri-tcreates pinched nerves and
canization movement.
'iii'ogifess made. in Americanining the!
foreign-born. the letter of the Depart idlseue and pain, health is restored
ment of Ameriaanlzation to the cler- 3thmgh “mailing the nerve syn 5
gy says that "those who are still
ions must be'reaChed in every possi-
ble way through every possible con-l
tact. The churches of the state reach;
many momma.
by devoting your sermon in whole or
sity of Americanizeijmr. you Wlnladd‘
another‘ltem'm the long list.“ patri-
oticaemices which per
ram & Hyatt
’ NorWalk’s Leading Dry Goods ”Store
‘- Something Suitable tor Springtime
In every department may be found some dainty
suggestion of Springtime, which is in keeping with
the» April like weather.
Rain Coats for Ladies and Children
A most attractive stock of reliable Rain Coats in silk or cloth:
liiiisli. Every childrens’ Rain Coat has a nattie little hat in
match in one at the pockets. '
Umbrellas for Men and Women
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ICUT THIS OUT—IT
ts WORTH!
MONEY 1
Don't Miss. This, Cut out this SllTl.:
citclOsc with 50. and mail to Foley &
00., 2.833 Shetl‘ield Ave, Chicago, Ill.,,
writin: your name and address clcaifl‘.‘
You “in receive in return a trial pack §
(11.20 containing Foley's Honcy and Tar;
Compound. for coughs, colds and'
ed With Forgery, Replies:t'l‘()llll: l-‘olcy Kidncy Pills, g. pulp. ini
Terms Are Genuine rides and back; rhcumatisz. ks‘kaehol
—---«-—— Folcy Cathai'tic Tablets, 3 \Vholcsnne,
and bladder ~ ailments: :md'
”yaw
ll. Krieger C0.
Fine showing of Kiwi
Millincry at popular 1
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Ellllllifll MINI]:
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mm” nears-m IP.I‘.':'-
NEW YORK. March 1.~~~Miss Edith {Kidney
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constipation, liiliousiicss, hundache.
'and sluggish bowels.» 7—Stillson PUVXVJH
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recognizing our duty to niirsclt'cs and Janna”. 1 19“ and berm... April Off A..-“ ____ -,-_-._ - 2» 58 an
the public m these poculiar condi- the sanit- year. which left. her the usel ' l
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”or attorney, \Vi’lliaiii ll. 'Black. told
in» jury today in opening the case for;
he del‘citsc. that he would bc able to
SPECIALS Comlort
siblc: and be it i‘unhcr rcsohcd. that show b\’ the tcstinmnv of tour “3,3,.
we invite the coopi-ration of all lllall» '. °. . ' -
. ' . ss Pi >' :iid l'l ~~ t i . - E' ‘ 7 . _ - ., ..-. -
ulacturcts who run coiislsti-ntly "”1“"Iluihnmihvil in Rgfii'xlo‘u ft :1 unlit: 01' the week. are demed same people “hen “-‘5
abatcmciit on such FHWIM‘WW‘ F” that leuiliun {IPX‘H‘V‘ “"ird W illnhger (read W W'are readirn‘ It is berillsc ”‘1" I?“
thc lies-t interests of all may bu Fhl‘Vu‘d. ”w svm'md will at ‘mé dinner table. FULL WEIGHT SKIMMED : ‘c- r - ...
"\\ 1-, lllt‘ New England Retail t‘luth- ‘ll'td s'iltl ,1“ “a: “n.1,“. ill feeling had . not W931- 2312:2585 to take the 11}:
tors. in convention assenthlml, inn-oi... ‘ . " ‘, _ ‘ ‘. _: . , .. ' CON. MILK, acan ..... 14c _.
.. ., . . . _. . , . .. _ uxlslutl honour-ii house” and his sis- d f <.,., . . from the eves.
itsoln that all meiiihiis oi out .isso . CHOICE PINK SALMON en 0 _...l.h ,
citations he urged to coihidci' orders 4”" Genuineness Not Decided __ ’
placod with lllanllfaoluH-rs- as binding: Mr. lllark said: a can ,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,, 20c Thamer‘s classes n‘wde an, .
contracts and that at nil mm‘s' “SW” "\‘obodv to this dat' l'nowc “’hl‘lllt‘l' ‘ ' . W .
cially at present. with 12w strain and ”m; “m -“_lm.h ‘ (‘hértbs Q. “.exm. OATMEAL—In the bulk, zstrict. examzzgrmon allow tltc :
stress of conditions ariung from the . in ‘ . ,‘ . . W ‘ l . . 3le. 200 ' - ~ .
unexpected ending of tr.» war. we con- 1d}! “2; ‘frdnl":,1' :13? “‘22 n::fi§:“;;$; ~ :er to lead with genuine 'W‘ """
sidcr the matter or cafiiwIIations a “I. 1" 15:31.33 hut ‘wp la”: locating TOILET TISSUE .. 3 rolls 106 .
very harmful and unbusin "is lil‘c ' ' ,'.' "‘ . . '. ' ' ' . l“
'practlcc lul‘lllV‘ out of plat-t: in the ”w” ”11' Surrogate or Sew \ork SUNBRITE CLEANSER. 3 "H A M EW W
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”mm.” of legitimate business. mum) mur passed Hit the genuine a can .................. 4c : ,1 1“
Missing affidavits. testified by Carl
§Optometrists and (Ego. Luis
, “The house of good lg..-
1'37 Atlantic St, Ste.
CDC“ S“. Eve. 'lill 9 o‘clock. ii~ :.
. llzillgci'. upclu of the deceased ar-
st. and Mrs. \K'. “'liitmore at Ro-
iester. N. Y., stating that the second
ill did not exist and that Henry;
A. STULL ‘
24 Cottage Street
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ice, Were the cause of much discitsvi
on bet ween attorneys for the proscu
lll'el‘; ot' the rerulru' terms of iav- . . .
mil-m7 namely: 09;». per cent. discrxiunt, cutiim and dcfenjscjind Justice \ ornon Eflgt N0r‘V31k All sizes.
to days end of month. or 7 per cent. ‘1' huts. Wes“ mh' ,. ‘f
to days (in this extra" Mr. Myer. uho took ”w “mw‘W‘ “
“r Steven‘s. W?” iron "0d bv ,‘ h stand in his own defense. said that on : $ _’ . Prompt
’. ' ‘ ‘ " ‘ ' 1! March fl". 1917. ho had obtained affi—i " ‘ “’——“" d i
pomtnient as a member or the pound davits from Mr Ranger the uncle . an
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’ mi" Nmm'"”' The committee rec and Mrs. “liltinorc at the dmncr tar Dehvery
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
c when Henry \Vard Ranger ‘read wood
is second will. i
"Those affidavits contain statements
Block or Spill...
Fresh Hams _
Charles Kennedy. who was conduct- B°"°'°“ Smoked cal" """"" 32c.
, - . - - . _ Smoked Hams .. 380: ““1. . ....j.:. .f“
i, the direct examination of the Mt 332‘ ‘\ WM~§§W§N
Economy Bacon .................
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'RE BLE JUNK ’CHILD KILLED IN Ext-win.1.5.":f‘.§i-2'.-“.£ff’§'nf.'.1‘.35.". assistant. dim-m attorney. and “5'59“ ,T- e 8- ea?" ------------------ 45.: GET
L. [A . W . BOMB EXPLOSION Division of thc N. \'.. N. ii. a H. R. him to produce the “mums “'h‘c“ Fanciy Chm en """"""""""" 42c'
~ DEALER ’ R. ran into a stor e siding: on which he said had been turned over to the , F°W_ 3 . . ! . . _
p l . . . vN t V at S rm Lamb Best ' Cream 0f BIUSldld
, Estabhshedmlm E CHICAGO '39!) or. O ) . . Wore several freight cat-s. The. lnjur- district attorney's omen .Mr. \Vaugh i 14“": Beeel‘ P 9 , € . . .
. Phone or. Send Postal lkilled 'tnd h...” 'l'd- . ni. child “as ed were: Mrs. Powell and her daugh- said he remembered receiving them” ea y d 5- 34C' 95c Size
. ; «. . .i ,. . _ ‘ . - ozen other persons ter, Miss 1’). Powell of Buff-do N. Y. but was unable to locate them. Jus- ' Home-ma e 305899 ------------- 5 a
_ _ L. EFFRON >in1uied early today by an e\' l : . , . ‘ ‘ '. ' .- ‘ - strictl Fresh E s ..... .. 60c dot;
8 8‘ -. 9., . h .. ‘P 051"" 1“ Mm. A. u. Lougce or lhmielson. tice Dans then ordered that 1‘ 5931”" V “g " » at
. . 910m“ St" East NM’ ‘ . R’Vini’lzg- Wide hapartrnont building. Conn. J. Berkinau. or" Yantic. Conn. be made for the atfidavits. :G‘m‘ Med-t Butter """"""" 60°;
an. “1" Ti" “1—; f3“ “trod“ced t0 Assemblymanani'tmffi.‘fightingi":.1212? *3”- ? not... or Pam!) N- J-- and .__W___.-.._ ' :K:5."éf:.§i°§.‘s.sng.‘ an..." "T353. PLAISTED DRUG STOW
. ' "WW W: W ,’ ‘VOUld PTOhlblt Sale 0f;l::‘nvd'l‘he police believe tho anxxiltl =iou ( a: $1,233: anxeeg3tfixi§ehlljt~oui ofll-W OBSERVANCE OF ‘ nine and soinape. ' 43 Washington St.
390613103811 Price 2 \Vater For USE Outside :‘ W3 Lie to n bomb. rials ascribe the accideint to a iuis- .AMERICANIZATION :Sweet Orange: - -_- --------- 40° doz.‘ ‘
1701' M Oak Coal i W WWW “~" take in setting a switch 3 Large Grape Fruit ............ 25c South Norwalk
SUNDAY, MARCH it
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Heinze’s Sauer Kraut, 3 the for . .. 25c
rmnssmn; .
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The clergy have been provided with! THE NEW SCIENCW
circular givingr statistics as to 0011- i DEFINITION OF CHIROPRALH'K .3
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America nization Committee. '
pain in.
{later lite in the ditlerent organs ant .
After explaining methods used and limbs. ~
Chiropractors remove the cause at!
Prompt Delivery
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given special attention; also turn
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not giving the Chiropractor a chanci r
10 help you. '
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