/ ’ weather suits the,
doesn’t please the
”welre’ going to
medicine and not act
uealer. It's no use
' ~ to buy some coal
need when nature
-like and the price
ndeed. But still
forblixzards and
ugly things that
.. ' in winter and
Hatch quite” often
Wehate 'em—though
,etthem if they speed-
rbiz, but we fear
4 e’er will blizz. Yet
y in the future you
shape on that occasion .1
should be able to: answer.
spected and repaired or rebuilt before thaws and rains
spring» cause damage?
of being of service to you?
phalt—roofing paper of all grades at reasonable prices.
The Hatch e Bailey CO.
A few questions which eJery housleactOI'y owner 01' agent, ‘
-What do you know about the conditions of your roofs?
Are they in the best possible condition to . protect you; -
household goods, your valu-able stock of merchandise an
machinery which are housed under them? Should they be inf-
o ,
If you are having troubles with your old roofs-or are con-
templating building new ones, may we not have thmpleasure
.We have best grade of Shingles—~also Asbestos and . As-
.um .
RAILROAD LOANS »
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Swager Sherley of Louisville, who
has just retired after serving 16 years
in the house of representatives. recent-
ly as chairman of the house appI-OpriaJ
lions committee, was unpainted by Di-
N OrTValk’s Leading Dry ~Goods Store
8.— Hyatt
'I‘ector Hines as director of the rail—
road administration's division of it—
nance. succeedns John Shelton wig.»
llama, Resigned. ’On Mr. shark»): whos
‘ will take office April 15, will fall much
of the work of administering the finan-
cial plans yet‘to be developed
May issue Warrants.
it was estimated that $701,607.6921
vs otlld be. flooded h_\' the railroad ad-
...niinistrmion up to June 20, 19.19. An
' important feature of the financial met
clumics of the arrangements to It."
5 made may he the issuance by the rail-
. road administration of government ”
. warrants to railroads for the amount» ‘
I duc them on settlements of last year's
{ accounts and other debts. These wai 4;
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New Suits and Dresses
New
6, ~ -51.. .07 1 . $9;2.L§; .é/g v.15"; O ..
lit-5'? OUTER’ GARMENTS or INDIv IDUALITY
I THE VALUES ARE MOST EXTRAORDINARY
? CLEVERLY TAILORED SUITS, COATS, DOLMAN’S
, WRAPS AND OAPES
meeting the most discriminating demands. Very specially
priced.
DAINTILY STYLED FROCKS of Georgette, 'Satin, Taffeta,
Crepe de Chine, Crepe Meteor, at moderate prices.
CHARMING DRESSES
New stylés of men's serges and wool Jerseys with dis-
tinctive effects in braid and embroidery, at very low prices.
The garment you admired on your neighbor came from
'92.
YOUNG MEN'S
L :NwVSPRING SUITS
1"? 8‘5“ MY FOR YOUR
' ’ - ' INSPECTION.
LYRIGHT
Efifi’omug Co.
1 [Si So. Norwail
RELIABLE JUNK
5 DEALER
- Enablishedm 1904
. e or Send ~_P stal
L LJEFFR
scrum St, East Norwalk.
w _ Tel. 441.
Wed ' and Repaired. ‘
' Wandulam Windshields
' m SUPPLIES—GAS
CHIS—GREASE
MRON KOHN ,_
. Ave. Phone 489.
3%al'0ash Price
Mikel] Oak Coal
it? our smart collections. We have one equally as becoming to
in“ you. Our ability to prove that rests only on your Willingness
. . to let us try. Come at once while the selection is good.
We alter free of charge in our own workrooms.
ments are hand finished.
THE PARIS SHOP
“ESQ/JAE;
Our gar-
rants. virtually certificates of indebtrl
cdness. would not be crushed until con '
gross appropriates funds at the next,I
session .but Would serve as collateral'
.l'or loans. The loans would be at"!
{ranged by each railroad company in~l
dividually with its bankers, or in Spe-
cinl cases with the war finance cor ’
poi-:ttion. Companies whose- financial;
stt'cngth was not meal might lnx;
helped by the railroad atlmintsti’niioti.{
New
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Something
* Headline Attractions
or" New Spring Goods All ’Round the Store
in the SUIT DEPARTMENT.
Foulards in the DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
New Wash Dress GOOdS in the DOMESTICS DEPARTMENT
New Neckwear in the RIBBON DEPARTMENT.
.Underwear in « the UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT
rNew Stockings in the HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
New Curtains and Draperies in the DRAPERY DEPARTMENT.
Seasonable in Every Section.
which will get some funds through re i
payment by railroads of advances ill"
ready made to them. I
These plans were outlined ycstor- men."
dav by Directori‘wnctul Mines and the2
M--. u.
sized that final
llltlll‘i‘.
plans .0 ”not the board of directors.
Highway Commissioner
remain
Members of Command.
The.» other members- of
York Central: “my.” g. Lovell, ”map the state in asystem like that
dent of the Union Pacific. Samuel Ron. ”"m’d in “1“ b1"-
pI-esidont of the Pennsylvania; Henry. I r
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president of the Baltimore and Ohio.
Alfred P. Thom will be counsel of
the committee. and (ivnrge W. Shrivcui
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nied by the department‘s statement.
:g 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK. : 6‘;;:;pr::;;hgg ”(If éllgrfini‘gg‘nlgousg storage depot for the eastern part. of
tusQLOIOer ~LQLQLOLM no... 9 ;_ l‘ counts. E. o. Buckland. pt‘esldvnl of ""5 ”med ”We“ “9"“ weaned“! d"'
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'1 CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
' DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC LIMOUSINES AND TOURING
5 CARS FOR HIRE
' Day. Week. Month or Year
We Solicit High-Class Renting Only
l ' Vaast Bros. Garage
17 CHESTNUT STREET
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(or storage purposes to relieve con-
zestion at other depots. but. when this
OPPOSITION To 5
~ CONVICT LABOR 2:22.133“:"fiaffiffl..3“§£§°l’§r§3;Ell“???
0N STATE ROADS mom.
i Construction and operation of the:
Neville Island project was undertaken
by the Unitvd States- Steel corporation
“3.! the expense of the government and
“m Why“, ”w“, “1,”, ctmugh prison- without profit." under an agreement
on: elikihlc for outside Work to make "“‘Pl‘t‘d ""0 a! the urgent request. of
tho- Plan It success. Mr. Fuller and ”1" “-3" Imptu'nwnt. The estimates
“’urdrn (11-. MN‘laIizhry came to the cnllu‘d for an expenditure of more than
conclusion that there would not be $13“-‘”"-“"”-
more than forty then. available for}.
(Continued from Page Onct.
Groceries "Vllt‘ycu'i Prices
FOLLOW UP OUR POPULAR SALES‘mI
~ - SAVE MONEY :m,‘ . »
Choice Hand Picked Pea Beans. lb. 10c
Choice Hand Picked Marrow-Beans. lb. ....... 15c
‘ew Red Kidney Beans. lb. .................. 15c
California DrIed Luna Beans. lb. . ............ we
3 ,. Quaker Rolled Oats 3 lbs. for 17¢
MWood in Blocks
.. Phone ' 5
m. EFFRON E
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Kirkman’s Soap ...... Tritil “slidbci l r ‘
FYaIrbanks’ Gold Dust. lar e size pk . ”a gig???
‘INucoa Nut Oleo. the Ivor d’s best. I . . . . . . . . . .' 35c
Campbell s Soups. all ktnds. can .............. 10c
‘0. Royal Plantation Cofi'ec. lb. .......... 33c
granulated ugar .................. 5 lbs. for 49¢:
Strictly Fresh Eggs. ncr doz. ............... 53c
. Everything in the
prices.
A. F. BECKMANN & co. Inc.
83 and ‘35 Washington St.
wow
grocery ‘line at real low
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Phone 1405.
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Schultze’s Thursday-TSpecials
H OMB-MADE SAUSAGE 'MEAT
BRISKETCORNED EEEF.......II.’IIIIIIIII """" Iii?
PLATE CORNED BEEF ......................... ' 18c lb.
LEAN CORNED BEEF . ..................... 26c—30c lb.
RUMP CORNED BEEF ................... .‘28c—30c 1b"
LONG CLAMS ................................... 7150 qt.
WATCH FOR OUR LENTEN FISH SPECIALS.
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NORWALK.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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United States License No. 17.903.
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here today from ‘St. Nazaire.
included the 101st Trench Mortar Bat-'
l28th Division—sine first troops of this
. New England division to arriu- llulllt‘.‘
,These troops are assigned to Camp]
; Devens.
i lery.'and 'Supply De
= Aero Squadron.
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MORE TROOPS ARRIVE. I Among 3" casual troo s
. - . . ' fl ‘ I. . .. . on
INEW YORK, March 12.-—“’llll 1’922l Steamship Chianapa, frompLa Ball
mops, the steamship Iowan arrived: was Company No.
Unitsi setrs, an officer and 18 men.
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cry, four officers and 183 men of the?
i PERSHING
FITCHBURG. Mass. Mar. 1"
ll ll 1 ‘ l ”1 1 5] burg.r today claims'a new honor in that.
_> so on 10 owaI \l‘e‘l‘b In: ., “v'one oi’ “S n; -. a ‘
15111, 310111 and 108th Trench Mortal" ‘ m daughters, 3h” Stclln
Batteries: 53rd Company TransportaJvmlL has been a. dancing partner 05
Elton Corps. 5th Battery Trench Artil‘qcm
John J. Pershing. comIIIander-in-
tachment of 6.37m chief of the American expeditionary
' forces. Miss Vtau writes her father.
John Viau, telling of the danceat Si.
,1.
,The hospital ship Mercy arrived
,fronl Bordeaux with 381 sick and . ,
iwounded men. most, of; them bedridd-.Nazaire- France, Where she is a file.-
,» em; . ‘ ~ ’ -3 p 1‘ 1. ti, phone operator. ‘ '
”joint Slat lEA It“
_ . , work when the rcduircmcnts Of ”10,801 Icfiidfii ARIEL
I360 __ TELEPHONE ___, _ ; prison were satisfied.' -Warden Mo: ‘ . "‘ v —‘
S 201,! l (‘lnughry pointed out. that. men, who, DOING GOOD WORK;
. MM‘ . ~ . "r V w . " {arr- trgbc sent out to work on roads. - '
, »~ ‘L... f’“”' _'“:‘:H“ 1." * "EM“ ' "w" must: I) absolutely . trustworthy bum C I to (13¢ 1mm («‘1 st »‘ .z. ‘
" causctthere can be no emclcnoymitherf fl ‘ i ' ’ 1' Page '
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the men have to be guarded by armed 1." I'fi’OI'lS '0 limit“ their house to house -
ovammufi The warden told 01‘ some of canvas of the city. but through an on
his expfiencps in #0319”, prisoncamps peat madc- to thcm by the directors;
where he had sent convict parties out who laid “Sid" Ulf‘il‘ pro-arranged
under such It supervisor who didn't “I‘m“ and ““1”“"0‘1 ”‘9 ‘m‘ 1°" “
“a“. H...“ so much as a binl gun. .low days in order that the-workers ‘
1 Charles Hopkins Clark, as a'direct- ‘mlght have plenty of time to complete
or of the Connecticut Reformntory at ”"47 canvas. they responded readily
Chi-shire. read a letter from Morris W. and in 3' most heartening and “"90“"
Soymore. president of the I-orormamty aging manner and m the PM“ few da-‘H
board, emphasising that if the pmpos- haw acmml’nflled. “'Odm’f‘“ “’5“ '
rd bill Were passed and applied to the - Everyone is now working in unison
I'eformatory the educational and I.“ and harmony and with a continuace of
fOl‘lanUl‘y value of we Cheshire ‘ in- 'this spirit the reception can be noth-
sliiution would be. depreciated. "The ing 1"" ”‘9 Wonderful success that ’5
inmates of the institution are first or— expected and desired. The people or
hinders. and are sent there to 1)., rc- , the city are now “Giving as cheerfully
formed if possible." ”H; letter said: .i‘or thciu as they cheerfully fought. for
“me an, practically without cduca- i,us," and arc displaying the right spit-5
lion. mental or technical. 'l‘lu- Ift‘ltll'llla- '
in road building or in reformation if! ;
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Mr. (‘lzirk said he thought Mr. Sey- 1he boys when they all return and are !
railway executives. but it was "‘mlihfl- Innur‘s letter represented the opinion accorded a glorious municipal celebra-‘
Charles J.
Bcnncit said that. he would carry out werc not forgotten by the
;‘1._.'n,.“~]‘- the provisions of the bill if the state
chosen finance “Hump“... are Albert wanted ll. but he dId not think them ~ .
ll. Harris. vicc-cmidmn of the New would b" any financial advaniase "’ZSAW HER MISSING CLOTHING
pro- :
Ruhlendvr, president of the Frisco;
Henry \K‘altcrs. chairman of the AP. V
latllic (‘oa‘sl Line. and Daniel “'illtlrd. ' ISLAND PROJECT
iI'l‘hompkins refused to prct‘cr r-hargcs‘
.ngainst. hct'.
lion hill.
today.
to inform
while tho department will continm‘ to.
,WE SELL THE BEST QUALITY
I OF MEATS, POULTRY AND
r.-_‘___..7. a._-.‘~_~_..~ ._ L..- . L, _L_-__.V..__.~ .. ... - .L..-. .4_.-~ A L .
it which will be fully appreciated by WINCHESTER ARMS CASE
tion in their honor which will convince .
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Ihcm that their sacrifices in France "1 “”4"" W- “P"W'N '”
. As an aftermath to hcr appearance
'in court Monday morning, “:when she
qus arraigned for drunkenness, Mrs.
.l‘tlprico Herrick was again brought
"into police headquarters last evening
.on complaint. of Edna Thompkins _oi'i in Hartford by Dmmmw ”n lii'll:
lll'dl‘lf‘n who charged the «woman Will]
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stcaling her clothes. A few days ago . “mm!“ md O h” “0' \hold- ‘\ ‘
sides. the court dm-idnd to jLiw .-
1 v- ‘ , _ t , . . " -.
Mrs. Thonipklns was absent from her V““‘l“‘-‘"’l (”"11"”‘5v ““1“" H "5
home. for awhile and. upon returning." granted :1
lune discovered that one of her suits.
1a. hat and :I white fur neck—piece Wel't“
missing. No trace. of the missing
tt-Illpurtlt‘y ithIInI'lioI
wormmizinu. It “as alleged vim
articles could be found until last cvo- _ “”11 01' Kiddt’li ,l’cahody 3' ("it ‘5"
nine, while she was waiting: ill the rail-
road station. she noticed Mrs. Herrick '
clad in her clothes. She immediately '
lcauscd the wonmn's removal to police
headquarters, where a confession was
have a large [Itll'l in the )Il'l|l)ll>iv.
organization and that if was m
sociuies to “form a new cmmmm
obtained from Mrs. Herrick who admit-f oppress. chem and il'vllnuvl :l--- . ..
ted she had gone into the house and
holders."
taken the garments because “she had .
straining the defendant compum a
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briefs and affidavits ui' Mllllls‘vl or. ‘» .
. hearing on the matter next ’l‘uo-sdu
Last month, on a petition suhnw
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.NIC\\' HAVEN, Mart-ll l2." 'l‘lru -
ones for City, against thu Wiuclmsrct ll: ~ ,.
.“ hm" ”1“." made ”I" sacrifices. l ing Arms (jolliimlii‘ ot' .\‘. \\ ll. .
7 4““ .. 7”" came up before Judge l-Zdw-.
5 Thomas: in l'nitcd Stung.
ON ANOTHER WOMAN (‘ourl hcrc ytislol'tlli)’. and 5mm- v
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tention of the dircciors and mp 1‘
been told by a jimoy driver that she;
could have them." The clothes were
returned to their original owner. but
Mrs. llm'rick was not arrested iLS Mrs. '
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P. O. DEPARTMENIGOES "BROKE"
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NO Funds 0-1 Hand to Pay for Lost or
Damaged Articles.
“CASHINH'FOX. Mar. l‘_’. ’l‘hc Post-
office Departmcut has: no funds with ~
which to [my illdcmnilt’cs‘ for lost. rifl-
ll. Krieger €03
Fine showing.r of Spring
Millincl'y at popular pri- ‘
ed and dnmntzcd insured and c. o. d.
para-ls of mailinr: fnr‘lltv lll't‘SI‘nl 'fis-I'nl
your. owinn to Ilw failure of (lonuross
to pass the third deficiency nppropriu
llI~~ llcpnrlnwnt announce-1'
PostmnsII-rs todm instructed
lliHl‘Ull“ l'iliilL'. claims that.“
\Vl‘l't"
tdjust and certify claims for payment.
tory tries to teach Ihcm both. sonicl
useful trade whereby thcy can want all .
hum-st living: when trimmed and a men- :
In] training sufficient to cnublo them.
to rcnd and write. Now road building.
though a necessary thing. ought not in:
be done by boys. [I teachcs llwlll noilI» '
in:r after a. weeks’ work. When tlteyi
conic hack to the institution at night;
they arc ioo lircd to go into the whom '
room and do on)" mental work. thus in- ‘
th‘fcI'tI‘tIg with all lllt‘lllil] imprint“f
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“'5 Grandmother's Recipe to keep her
Locks Dark, Glossy, Beau-
tiful.
The »
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Thu Oltl-IIIHI‘ mixture of Sago TH].
.md Sulphur for darkening” Slain,
streaked and faded hair is grandmoth-
er‘s recipe, and folks are anti-Zn IIFIHS‘
it to lei tlwir hair a stood, oven color. ‘
which is quite sensible, as we are lit-
ing in an age when a. yobthful appear“
.__ Ithe troublesome task of gathering mp:
the!
35 of l"Massachu I PPOduct,
.BAY STATE GIRL. DANCED WITH
~.~—Fl’t(‘lr
lance is of the greatest advantage.
Nowadays, though. we don't
“3"" one I) success in a light—
I weight ei t-cylinder car at a
moderate '
.sage and the mussy mixing at home. ,
price. e want you to
1A" drug stores sell the readyto-ur‘t“ see for ourself how it behaves
implored by the addition 07' under conditions. It is an
Tether ingredients, called “V‘i’yefll's;
fSage and Sulphur Compound." It is.’
ivory popular because nobody can mg:-
i’cover it has been applied. Simply mole“ 3
iten your comb or a soft brush with.
iii and draw this through
«chemical ear. Its light weight
mean: ‘32:“: sent-I3 and gasoline
saving. Let us Show you! /
Dealer's Name and Add. so“:
mum“
.ms'itu 76 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION
TELEPHONE 533 2.
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actual payment cannot be llltltlv until‘ PROVISIONS
““12"““*' WNW“ “1m“ Delicatessen, Fruits and Fresh
_ 3 Vegetables
;Heinze’s Sauer Kraut . 3 lbs. 250
'Spa-reribs .............. 20c lb.
5*.(3 I). Eltarnok
SPECIALS
For the Week
FULL WEIGHT SKIM.
CON. MILK, a can
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i the mills .. ...... 3 lbs. 19c
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Set the "ct.
2Isth" -
, EXTRA FINE PORK . 30c lb.
GRANULATED SUGAR~
A." STULL
Your hair. e .
flaking one small strand‘at a time: Dr; , 11‘
lmorning the gray hair disappears. but 5 5 Es—é-‘ET' 553W .. .2... .rfif ~
what delights the ladies ‘ “ .-‘—-—.."' '5..__"‘.'— “
_ with VVyeth'SI
jSage and Sulphur Compound, is that:
[besides beautifully darkening tlle hair: ,
{after a few applications. it also pm? . 7
{ducesthat soft l‘uStI-eiand appearance“ "
:qu penitence hich at so "a treatise.
8.": LO. EN
73 '-:N'oMa1nSt.. -- . '
24 Cottage Street
‘ Ea'stNorwalk .
EDICT ‘
_ SD Norwalk.
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TOILET TISSUE . 3 rolls 10c. ‘
5 5 lbs. 49c r
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