_ tori ROLE -
. ‘ If health you need to reach
guys goal, to make you stand
‘ ~;m you whole. seek not the
chi-knees. like a mole, but
(be each shoe a good thick
sole sud etch line morning‘
the a stroll through wood
and vale, o’er pleasant knoll
we same path where brook-
lets roll. Then with your
fill in gain control a thrill
«vigor lifts your soul, no
cobwebs cloud nor fears take
all Then if good luck you'd
M cajele, your home sweet
home must have its dole, its
Ibo kept filled with Ferris
Coal when winter 's days are
on 1'22 scroll and weather’s
like 1' e distant Pole. ‘
illuso-
‘ We Just . ceiveglozttnoth-
éFlSKeRNDmF'iRE'IESTONE
TIRES
And NORWALK TUBES
: .A‘lso some standards makes In
Ina-u. which we offer at reduced
eel.
wninz. Auto Tons
. utd Supplies and
Accessories
A few questions which very house-hem owner
should be able to answer. '
'2: ‘
spring cause damage? ‘
If you are having troubles
of being of service to you?.
We have best grade of Shingles—also Asbestos
phalt—rooflng psper of all grades at reasonable prices. . -.
The Hatch (z BaileyCo.
crew
thtdo you know about the conditions of your roots?
Autheyinlhollmpoesible condition to prom your
household goods,'your vain-able stock-of merchandise and
machinery which are housed under than? Should they be in-
spected 38(1er or rebuilt More thaws-end reins of
with your old roofs or are con-
templating building new ones, may we not hove the pleasure
and As-
' {SUNDAYAND
’ f ioned on this question.
i
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BOXINGVBIILS .
MAYBE v-E'ro D
~ , ties-lee *‘r
' m... to. Mi Mi ‘
Governor Holcomb is still monso-
,eo persistent. it is dimeult to ex
plain. because he in in no annual
nor is he a particularly strong
[churchmen but he. insists on stand-
easy Sabbath for the fortunate and a
rigorousone for those less blessed
' with this worlds goods.
I ’ stood thst. he said he would veto this
. bl" even though not a man stood by l
. .him in the Legislature.
’Endorsed by Legislature
There were not-n few who thought
(:overnnor Holcomb would take into
zpublic approval of the
great vote by which
passed.
. 3. and the seven absentees all have
-'voted for the but
bill in the
s r ' 0
Schultze 8 Tuesday SpeCIals
Beef Liver .............. . ...................... 3 lbs. 250
Forequar‘ters Lamb .............. . ................ 28:. lb.
Shoulder Veal .................................. 341:, lb.
Rib Veal Chops ........ . . . ........................ 38c lb.
Crab Nestlnrgecans ..... ......................... .bfio
Columbia River Salmon, large cans .................... 360
WATCH FOR OUR LBNTEN FISH SPECIALS.
AARON KOHN
Ave. Phone 489.
Rakes, Forks, Hoes, TroWel's,
"Cultivators, Weeders.
Anything to assist in garden-
ing and caring for the lawn.
' J. ROSENFIELD
49 WATER sm££r
....._ ....--...
SPECIALS
For the Week ‘
BiAPORArEfi MILK—
, 2 cans 25c
CLOVER. CON. MILK-b.
= ‘ A can ............... . 160
POULD’S MAGARONI OR
. SPAGHETTI, apkg. 8c
onsmuu FLOUR— .
6 lb. be; cut to 31c
women ROLLED OATS—
3 lbs. 17c
. Venus awn..—
' 15c lost out to ......... 13c
_ ‘ A. from. .
.. 24 Cottage Street
. East Norwalk
... .-...- ...... ..-- ..
Sc-hultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.”.
N ORWALK. soon NORWALK.
‘4—
fl—..
’Beckmann’s _- Grocery
Where good things are many. quality the best. prices
always low. - .
FREE DELIV ERY—
Crisco for Shorteninz . . . . . ....... 14c. 28c and 41c
Florida Grape Fruit .................... 3 for
l8c value Tomatoes ................ 2 cans for 25¢
l’c:l_Beans_._. . . .. 109 lb. Murrow Beans . . . . 15c lb.
(‘hoicc Calilornla Lima Beans. lb. .............
Ivory. Ozone. lurkman's Borax or Fels Nsotha. tie
on 'e ....................................
Hairbanks' Gold Dust. large package . . ....... 23c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee lb. ............. 35c
Ycrv Best Tea. Mlxcd or Bloch. lb. ............ 43c
Mrlctlv Fresh E225. per dozen ............... 5?:
Gold Medal ,l’an Coke lj‘lour ........... 2 ulcers. 2.
Shredded Y5 heat BlSClllt. pkg. ................ 12c
Old New i ork State Cheese. lb. ............... 4th
FREE DELIVERY——
A. F. BECKMANN & (30., Inc.
l
vote was 135 to 72. with a. must
dozen absent who would
ported ll.
May Pass Over Veto
that much more than twovlhiris sup—
near that proportionjn 'ae House.
the omelbllity or passing tha- mes--
suave-r the veto. it me Governor!
adheres to-hls position. (Inax gmnce!
at the Senste vote would indicate‘
that the manure can be [..‘u’. Miro-Isl;i
issue. it is not impossible. in l'lcy'
ot, the immense public demand .'-'.r
this bill. that such an attempt will be .
Action. of Two Years No?
1.: is recalled that a much mone~
liberal bill than this one passed the
General Assembly two yual‘fl «50.
Governor Holcomb reread it after
signing another bill which "lltl'edy
runners and clear stores and a few l
iother places to keep open legally. It!
,‘was the signing of this bill which.
r leads many to say that if the gnvrr-a
lnor advances commerciasm as a ro-a-,
7 son for his veto on the Sundm’ mm .e 5
bill it will not hold good. And it is
because at this fact that Hurt" is n’
strong disposition to “ll-2" was .‘I pale»:
sage over the veto. ‘ 3
~ House Situltion =
The House. situation is soul-12ml ;
different. But there is not the elm»;
(law of doubt that it the m-«inriu and ;
minority leaders unite they on. «e;
cure the needed majority r-‘quixvd m-
pass the bill. the veto lmnuthauunl».
mg. i
ll. is to be remembered \llJ' 3 ve-'
to can be rendered void in “u“ (la-nun 3
-31 Assembly by n mnjmm mm inf
each branch. Connecticut nvcvr bc~;
lieved in allowing one man‘s opinion;
to be worth more than a lim‘otl'y in;
Eeach branch 0! the lemmking body.:
‘and Connecticuh as ll~‘l:tl. is :1th.;
‘ The only purpose of l’..- veto sbmdd‘
‘ be to force a second consideration. 1
l Vetoed One Sunday Bill ,
. Ten years ago l~\\'el‘l‘l0l‘ llolvnmhj
Q vetoed one Sunday law, rolutlnu to;
,sports, while. as [mm above, 31" sign»;
l
.ed the other Willl’l. allowed humncss,
I to be carried on in a number of linos.f
83 and ‘35 Washington St. Phone 1405.
éHOESe —BOOTS
Still Another Chance
For the next ten days I offer the famous MONITOR
SCHOOL SHOE, which sell for $6.00, for $2.49, tan and black.
Everybody knows this shoe is all leather.
I also have as pairs of
MEN’S $3 SCOUT SHOES BOYS' INCOME $2.50
for $1.88. SHOES for $1.49.
I still have 50 pairs of
l‘l‘lth special reimvnw to garages and .
all that related in automobiles. ;
At that time no Mtempl was: made.
to pass the Sunday hill over the veto. ‘
ltor tlw obvious l'tu‘ls‘lln that the wrr
was on and (fie-w was no tlmfrn H‘ in
the slightest dome" do alumina that
would weaken the sovemor. For war.
pnrpoees be new lhv‘ man of the hour. ‘
But now that pv-zuw has v we ngam‘
lhfll‘? is a distim‘l lPeling 'lml he!
ought to ('Ullsldi‘l‘ the Hummus-e:
change in modmn demands. ;
Killing War Legislation :
Something or this feeling is dis-
closed in the km‘ll desire of this
“pneml Assembly to get rid of .ill
lhose laws which were novel for,
war purposes. Yesterday the syw- .
so: »
MEN'S RED STORM-KING» RUBBER BOOTS were $0.00.
‘L‘g..- .... ....v- __._-_:.....
SPECIALS .
. p l
M 1!. Barnes Bacon ......... 56c:
We Bacon ................ .. . . 35o.i
~ nkee Brand ................. 35c;
. y'FififiLgerCured Hams .............. 33cj
’ , We“ Shouiders .............. 32c;
me. ......................... soc;
Md Beef from ............ 20c up:
we Veal 3
‘ p omeDresséd Chickens g
' '; l’cnuine Spring Lamb
. ices. Quality Beer 5
ifiookiyn Butter ................. 75;;
‘ “flatly Fresh Eggs ............. 552,?
“an line in Groceries and fresh veg-
«ables.
”Site; Saver Kraut for .......... 25c
" Maura MAIN STREET
loom NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION
-‘ - TELEPHONE sou.
t; n. tumor
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For ........................................ $3.98
MEN'S RED STORM KING RUBBER BOOTS, real hipl;
were $8.50. For ............... ~.........' ..... $4.68
I also carry a. complete. line of the JOHNSON SHOE.
. S. LEVY-58 Water Sl.-.S. LEVY
HARRlS & SANS BLOCK
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
STARTERS [IND GENERATORS 01’ All
MAKES OVERHAULED
Fender, Body Work and‘Welding
' Vaasi Bros. Garagé
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST.. SO. NORWALK.
I
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ARM)? Bill) 3.
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aim.
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GREAT EELS/0F
Sample Suits
13011113125. Capes, Coats and all the popular materials in
' Dresses. If any of these will fit you, you will soon have a
fine garment at the wholesale price. '
CALL AT ONCE.
THE ..PARIs SHOP‘.
.. 2’,
"t.
gins;
\s
we.
4-"-
" 'E. l‘inkvham
‘ 5 ex parlance is at your service.
_‘ Erepethcekineolteelmmm-
"twins. Bfllfl
AVOIDED All .
JPERMWN
Canton. Ohio—“l suffered from a
female trouble which caused me much
. suffering, and two
doctors decided
that l gunk! hue
to go ran an
4 . operation begin: I
could get. well.
" My mother, who
had been liriped by
l.) dinE. Plnkhnm’s
Vegetable Gom-
rnuml, ndri;ml me
to try it. before sub-
mimngtoenopcra-
tion. “relieved me
from my troubles
house work without any .
I advise any women who is
ill female troubles to give
Pmkham's Vegetable Com-i
do as much {or
-Mrs. MARIE Born, 1421 51b
13., Canton, Ohio;
so I can do my
' difficult ‘.
afflicted) wi
Lydia E.
pound a trial and it will
them."
St.."N.
Sometimes there are serious condi-.
tions where a hospital tion is the
only alternative, but on the other hand
so many women have been cured b ' this ‘
famous root and herb remedy, [3'de E- !
lmkham’s Vegetable Compoun , after?
doctors have said that an operation was ?
necessnry—every woman. who wants .
to‘avoid an operation should give it e 5
fun: trial before submitting to such e:
tr} z‘ng ordeal. l
n complications exist, write to Lydia ‘
Medicine Co., Lynn, Muse, l
for advice. The result of many years;
(
. 10,000 nurses will tell you an;
whingl
Is
M
r
1 J
Why be is,
a .
i- Puritan in the ordinary ways of liter!
3
this with those who- believe in an;
It is under-l
consideration the marked evidence of ,
the measure i
In the Senate it was 25 to!
i
in the Home =9": .
a 3
bar,- sup- .
It will be observed by these votes:
ported the bill in the SenaL- and v1” .v i
There is already a discussion overt; .
there. it the lender: care '0 roroe me:
made, .
iditjnns and m consider the needs" of;
peace times. One of these needs
‘admlm-d to be a broader lntrrpt’ola
; ilar damage at the Everett Mill.
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tighter-Whom thelands
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lovers.
’ cries you have. .
chi law giving wu- powers to the
governor was reticular by a unnnir
mans vote. while another law which‘
dealt With the State Council of lie-t
tense. practically ended the exist-
ence of that body," i
All these mow-s are synlllljllhillc.‘
of the desilc to get rid of on" mm;
isi
tion of Sunday. if this reeling: let
strong with the House and Sena'ef
lenders then the coming veto will be
overturned.
There are new ideas in our drapery
home. ‘So even it you don‘t want to buy ‘nnytlnng you may
find a suggestion as to what to do with the curtains and drop-
mmnvm, .
Norwsllt’s Leading Dry Good Store
... ..........-.....v‘._ Anya-.... ..n ..-—..A—‘H. .... .n...“ _
This war has taught one thing beyond refute—that the best
ofthebesthomes.
You are Always Welcome
We want you to come end look around ’01:: drape
s : partn'ient at any time-but '
‘ Weekntheweeksetaidofor {ennui-gm.
? other merchsndise of interest
dam ' Home era“;
to Eome-builders and non e-
departme nil {or every
ry de-
fromday to day.
Your window coverings {“Wt
character to your home. They
are the only part of all your
furnishings enjoyed by you:~
family, your friends who my"
you and the hundreds 0‘
strangers who pass your hon »
1‘ H. KRIEGERI e co.
charge account.
Boxing Bill Situatoorl
Our Showingof Spring Wearing Apparel for Men, Women
Boys and Girls is unsurpassed.
Enroll your name on our ledger and enjoy the comforts of a.
The second measure likely *n m‘ ‘lo-i
executive disapproval is ‘iK‘ moons».
ed boxing commission hill. provided?
this pustwfl both branches. ilut thus-i
is a big "if“ here. The Senate loot-a ;
good for the bill an amend-"l. 'zn 'iul- ;
line of Which has already hm-n will ,i
in prefious dispatches. But there?
will be uncertainty in the “misc. ;
The boxing commission M: is ;
strongly favor-«(l by the l’cizfie‘lclé
county men, with no ”nail :ml Low:
New Haven. Tluv harr- bven hard‘
at work lll’lan up support tin-me the
bill is reported back from ill“ Judici-
ary committee.
Fight Coming
A lively little light ulll :‘ollmr 11)
both branches of the assembly. bill it
is believed that the vote. will be 1.u-~
orsble. The-n the measure will m an
the governor and if he does “mu tin:
say. there will be a err-0nd rue-i
the tint one is mermrncd. llll‘ll n
Will be easier in dirmgard elw w...
and.
The reason for this dill'urvm-n l
feeling regarding tlu- {:nvrrnm' x“ 7213?
all hands mm ll‘l‘llmllll‘ that Ins- pl.-
litical ract‘ is. run. that he has done
his work. and all say he lzus done. i
'wr-ll. erect-pt for these little obszlnn-l
rice in sticking to now mniuumpd
customs. and thew is no call for to -»
thcr stmng backing. The recount
(ion of this situation may change ill“
position l‘rnm [hat of two yt‘nn' 11;!!!
and make the overturning u‘. liar \--
tors possible.
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First Showing of the Ne
“Brown Betty?
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BOOTS
in :2 lrnutllul kinulv ul hinwn for
l"IEI—-lln‘ wry lull-xl “rule"
l‘uulnt .ll'. l‘ul- \priun‘.
.\.n 1. - nr (:l.l\rl" Pom—
-‘ l‘. w’v. ullh 1m .llum
..., .1 l... :-v‘tl ....H; maxim:
...'l .l.. .n v ~: i'in\“~.hla
\\ -,xl 1\.v'.l\ Mzhtmy
0
(.pm or \ l’nmlrlnm inn
l‘ttim; lumh in "m.
ll'm'k (11". Suh- no
:- inn v. SH,
None Deny Governors‘Strer 9th
Yet thr‘l‘t' is mndenying the when}
nor‘s slnnglli.
to consequenrws invite.- ~ummt8 llls?
grim disn‘ganl of popularity, his .111“!
versr- vicvv>~ on the limelitzla'. :u a
time when a owning for it is i'flllslllt 1
nous in high places. all lt‘lltil'r him.
great aid. But there are distinct inns ‘
at last that his politiml leader-ship is
over and that the lllait" is about toI
turn in someone else.
RIOTING OPENS
TENTH WEEK or
TEXTILE srmxnj
- *O‘W
sought to quiet them. The crowd
grew ‘apidly until there were several '
hundred persons in the vicinity and,
the littln squad nt’ officers on dirt) ‘
called for reserves. (‘ily Marshal Tim- '
othy O'Brien responded with n lal‘m‘
force.
Finding their clubs ineifectlve, the
police drew their revolvers. and their»
shots were answered by others from
the crowd. Men and women apearml
at Windows with missiles and the
police tired toward them to drive them
from their points of vantage.
The rioting occurred at Common and.
Newbm‘y Sirevis. where there are:
many tenement houses. The crowd.
driven back by the police sought shot
tvr among the buildings. taking with"
them those who had been injured by .~
the nli‘lcelu' clubs. 3
\Vindmvs in a number of houses:
llis very indit‘brflmv i .&\\ ~ 1
~ \ \N
‘\\
The price of Diamonds is determined upon the line» i
ness of color, the degree of perfection, brilliancy or cut-
ting, and else of the stone. _
Let us get you that, 14 carat Tifi‘ any Ring, set with a
dueling diamond; let us quote you prices on:
.l7~ll)0 vii lllalllllluls liv‘lall ill 3% 3510* 43
325-100 ("l
333-100 ct. Diammltls
All—.100 ct. Diamonds
50-100 cl. Diamondu
152—100 M
55-100 01.
LOO-100 til
I)lalll()llll\'
DIAMONDS HAVE ADVANCED ENORMOUSLY
Charles Brand
Expert Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician
WASHIN GFTON STREET.
were, broken and there was much simu
This,
plant was close-d soon after the sirlkei
for fifty—four hours' pay for forty—eight _
morning
hours work was inaugurated and has;
not been reopened. ' \ l
The bomb explosion occurred before;
daylight in a house at 41 Newbury:
street. The. rear door and porch were;
destroyed and the cellarvwall of the;
house iorn open by the explosion. Al-
l\\\\
1AM
1919 —— Thai Dazzling Sparkle! ~— 1919
. Diamonds livtuil at
llviail at $12010 $180 -. l
lit‘lfllllll$17.31n9l'331l t
. Diamonds Rclnil :1‘. #33?» in $33” -...
licmil at $25“ in Mm l
. llianmmk Retail 21 $400 in $67”
ODNS .9
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\“\\\1\v'-\
7~-'
~'~' 621ml 53
Retail at $ H3 in $13”
WV
SOUTH NORWALK.
mummvuuww‘
two
though a score of persons were in the on “"5" way ‘0 ”ML
house attending a wake. no one was TVenty-four arrests wvro made din-
in nearby ing the disturbances
nineteen on charges of rioting. four fox
'Police oflltfials said the bomb pmb—l-dlsturbm and one for intorl'erin,a
g‘ably was intended for an adjoining, with an oflicer.
Alter mm m I “some occupied by mlllworkers who. were unable to find the, rsons i‘t‘spma
lulured. Several poisons
houses were thrown loom their beds.
this
Th 9
recently moved here and took jobs lott; sible for the bomb explosion.
by strikers. .
the niche} fin
Oldest John Malian oi Lowell. Who
Women and children were oetlveon woo btruek in the face by a stone. was
it has reported in ‘a
' m 0m m
eel-Eons
W
to. «i '
many women appeared as
picketers accompanied by
»three children. most of them of pri-‘
mary school age. In the mill (llsll‘ii'h
also other women with mum‘s in tin .‘r
hands drove. away children who “me
am:
morning.
olice said 1hr:-
oondltion. No
'th‘im' » mm of Hie.
ASSAULT VlCTlM
BELl'EVED Dvwo'
Attack by Unidentified Thug on DuDy
W'eman Likely to Poove Murder.
I'll-IR‘HY. Alli‘i-l 7.“le ass-(ml! :wml
.‘lll‘s. Louis Eradl‘y ...“..i 3.1: _:.!w:‘,
Miss: l‘t-muw‘szmlu llx'udlry. m llw ml
i’uzx‘. :ul‘x‘m‘lvl'. ly_\' cmr i‘l‘ mrro- Hummi-
.ifivd .lw;_~ m llll‘ rmn' nl‘ their hum"
:wvmul nights nun, I": likely in :‘muli
ill illi‘ illnllll u; llw‘ l'ril‘llli‘T. lll.‘t‘ul‘l7‘ll:,
‘ to “‘0er rm-t-ivt-d 1mm (lx‘itlln lump 1m
ours-410m: : calm-tiny. It is not t‘lljlltw 2m:
Mrs. Bl'udlcy “ill li\c \hrtmg‘n the
night. “or condition was Colliltii'it‘il
so’serious yesterday that Coroner Eli
t‘MiX was sent for to take her dying
"statement as to the event which led up
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