*0, see no hope of such a
. at once, nor by and
' of all
. Sonic day when prices
thsthtshthey’nsmnsto
weaves-butinthemeanx
. t. life will not be like a
'. ' rf clover.
W: tell our friends the
fife; way is, have your coal
on h‘nd,'for.many things
t happen to bring
, uses in our Land: and if
, ' . have prosperity with
' o’er It tending higher what
7 -e is there for lower.
H—and one must have a
., an.
Elmo
. la: raw—v '3‘ up».
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Garden Tools
, Bakes, Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
4- “avatars, Weeders.
:Anything to assist in garden
and‘ caring for the lawn.
J. ltoslsnrllsul'
‘0 WATER STREET
*1 SPECIALS
SVAPORATED MILK—
. 2 cans 25c
"GLOVER CON. MILK—
' 2A can ................
.SOULD‘S MACARONI OR
SPAGHETTI, 8. pkg. . . . . 8c
.QAHAM FLOOR——
5 lb. bag out to 31c
‘WAKER ROLLED OATS—
; 3 lbs. 170
MD’S BREAD—
15c loaf cut to ......... 13c
' .A. STULL
i334 Cottage Strr et
160
For the Week
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ECONsraUcr THE ow HOME FOR Lone“
. an USEFULNESS _ ' .
lithe old house isngt‘all you desire. and you can’t ‘
bufldamengalittlsoftherlghtkindefr-epairhpandrei
modelingwill readily restoreittopresentdaymdards
Perhapsit'sanewperch, a summer kitchen, a side en-
trance, anewrool, eats-a.roornsintheaiztio,oral-enewiflC"f
old, cracked walls and ceilingsthatisneeded.
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. knotless and oneness manufactured lumber, BEAVER. ’
BOARD, for better walls and ceilings. ‘ '
Theflaich Q Bailey Co.
B'ktC edBeef.. ..... ........... 14¢le
113$: Col-:Ed Beef .. ............... 28c—32c lb.
FlatFish ....... lOclb.
Fresh Mackerel .................... 24c lb.
FANCY LIMA
Watch for our Lenten Fish Specials.
Schnitze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.
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We have all the material you will require, includins tint . "
mired Front Page Opp).
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lrendered and received its due share
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Opening Remarks ;
Orchestra—Hera ...... Chula Vista;
Nolan's Speech, - .
‘ Hyman Green
The mldhe‘ded Map l
' ‘Nsre-ret Hoyt , 5
: 40ur Country _ :
Jack Weill . I
Glee Club—Song . . . . . . . .h‘uust i
Debate . , . i
Resolved; That the Father is.
More important than the Coal Miner ‘
Adhmatlve-Paul W'srd. Flori Rob-x
crts. Sam Sallick. l
Negative ~— Nathan Greenberg.
l-‘ranklin Smith. Edwin Leach.
Scene from Uncle Tom’s Cabin ‘
Miss Ophelia ...... Georgiana Finch ,
Topsy ............... Eleanor Olson 1
Eva ................... Helen Serkc!
Messmates .
ilenoviyc- llmnelly
Mother of ‘3'
2 Leon Huh
()rchestrs-~Waitz. Twilight Shadows
l The orchestra. newly formed. re-
.ceived a great deal of praise for its,
good work. and the leader. Miss 31c—l
Cal-thy. received much commendation'
'for her work. The Glee Club slant!
'wel land showed careful unintu-
Baldheeded
were aptly:
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Nolan's Speech, The
‘lust: and Our Country
‘chosen and recited well.
The debate was amusinz .and in”
llorestinlz and the points well taken.‘
. The. boys showed an ability which is :
possible. of large development. :
The' scene from Uncle Tom's Fir.
bin. int-ally pleased the audience. ‘
Georgiana Plnclf as Miss Ophelia:
Eleanor Olson as Topsy. and Helen!
Serke as l-lvn. all’tlid juslit-o- in their"
parts. |
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Beckmann’s Grocery
Where good things are many. quality the best. prices
always low. -
——l“REE DELIVERY——
(Irisco for Shortening ............ 14c. 28c and 41c
lilorlda Grape Fruli .................... 3 for 25c
the value Tomatoes ................ 2 cans for
lfeaBeans. ..... _ 10c lb. ,Marrow Beans .. 15c] .
(rhmce Lallfornla Luna Beans. lb. .............
ivory. Ozone. Klrkman’s Borax or Fels Naptha. 6c
ca e ....................................
Fairbanks‘ Gold Dust. large package . . ....... 23c
bio. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. 1 . ............. 35C
13ch Best Tea.»Mlxcd or lack. l . ............ 43c
ntrlctlv Fresh E223. per ozen ...............
Gold Medal Pail Cake Flour ........... 2 plots. 2
Shredded Wheat Blscuit. pka. ................ 12c
Old New ‘1 ork State Cheese. lb. ........ . ....... 43c
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A. F. BECKMANN '& (30., Inc.
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Mesamalea. and Mother vww both,
effectively given.
Following the pmgram Supt. liut‘h-l
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phasialna' the value of meetinnsi
where parent and teachers come to—‘
nether.~ He urged the parents to visit,
”11' school and obsene the work and,
comr- to know the. teachers of their:
children. for this would ohvmtc many-l;
;a mlsundenllandinx and lw of mutual l
; benefit. He said one of our En‘iflefll ,
inroads is physical training. and hoped}
i“ might be possible for our pupils»
.to have a place for physical l'hl‘rchi-'
jes which we. now luck. in this con-l
nection he mentioned lill- Mallory as.
'a most satisfactory place lot a gym-
;naslunl and that lflliUi'nt‘t' might bu
chi .wcuu- it.
'. He said Vie I'NI'II in make tin-l'
it'lass citizens at our boys and ulrlsfl
i and this can he dom- only win-n homo
lngiy. mentioning the who and ad-
' vantages of the present
ucation. As an cxnmx'l-
inmates of tho M'htlni~
daughters \vl-ro now in!
mi than children m his schools days
lhe‘
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SHOES— -—BOOTS
Still Another Chance
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lmoro frequently and learn what was
'going on and xiv-- clue measure of
‘ lht‘r than it) he hm from H) “knock"
1for schools thriu- hotter
than on adVl‘lSi‘ criticism.
Ismail town representatives and
‘and community and school cooper.
atc.
Following Superintendent Unchan-
' all Harry 1-). Scofield. of tin- school
‘t‘ommlttce, remarked \ny lineman.
worth of ed-‘
said his .
mori- lldvdnc- ',
same :
«\‘Pi‘ thought Ill~ lli‘ltln at
age. llt- said too that the value of‘
-the school today ml: in be increased
llargely if the pun-ms \vuuld \isit
praise for the now! things found 121-,
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lulu-re some things me not just right. i: clllsions read
on praisi- ; missions.
Big and
Every shelf and counter in every
merchandise for the Easter Season.
COATS. CARES AND DOLMANS
- EVERYTHING IN
- RIBBONS. .
REN.
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This
A NEW LINE OF SWEATERS j‘OR LADIES. MISSES AND (‘Hlll
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Little Easter Needs
while the “firmed? still;
are arrivins daily.
UNDERWEAR. HOSI‘BY. NECKWEAR ANl)
is Home Craft Week
And our showinz of the famous QUAKER CRAFT LACE is conVincim: all
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cornpany tan-yew had some special
pleas! to offer for the proposed legis-
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lation.
The (' ‘
is ominous for the late of the mea-
sure when it crimes to be discussed!
in the House. whatever the conlmil-:
lee decides to do. '
Only Four Members Sit.
Anorher significant feature was the-
ubsence of members of the commie
tee. Only four cared to attend and
hear What was said for or again-t.
The proposed bill would suspend
hief opposition came from the
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rising of tho. (lent-rat Assembly of
.1921. with the taxes to he a lien on
the trolley property. and to pay fin-
per cent. interest.
The concession made in the bill is
a matter of tour per cent. in interest,
rate on unpaid taxes M'i
The small Ice-n:
this fen i
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the regular
in; nine per cent.
retiri‘seniatlvcs jumped on
llll‘Q' right away.
The health: “as (lllCIlt‘d by Senator;
Don't-rs. chairman of the colnmlttel'.l
reading tho- hill. At the suggestion off
lio‘plt-so-nlulin- Show of Bedding. the.
flupptu‘li‘l‘l‘ ol the hill were allowed to
upon. The opposition "its tho-n lui
follow and tho-n the members of tho;
spm-lai commission Were Io bl- Miner;
Hi to captain at the finish why tht-y
watched the conclusions they did.
‘ There was hale disposition upon
As
is.
in: anything: in bl‘hulf of the hit
opened by pointing out that when hr
falters-d Ills-
bo printed it
thought. that ill.-
still ill-Id to that How.
different nunmitlc-l-a sitting on
«user way. and
“‘ith all tht‘
,tompnnics' complaint. given under
'lmth us they "PI’V‘. the several coul-
not ill-rite at the con-
:mittt-es could
It‘d by the special coni-
Dillon Urges Investigation ,. ,
Senator Dillon hoped that the ll '
the part of any one to begin by say-|
lm um- u-lsv Mimi] up St'nlltor lililonl
hills and ilka that they .
itllout further hearing he ,
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the 3
bills. and without hearing the tlollcy .
who see it that it is the ideal Window Drapery.
H. KRIEGER 6 CO.
Our Showing of Spring Wearing Apparel for Men, Women
Boys and Girls is unsurpassed.
Enroll your name on our lcdger and enjoy the comforts of a
* my account.
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“HA VANA”
$7-
"am many women hnu‘
Niall. "l run-mil “our lllt‘
Inuin 'N'l‘l‘ lull nlust hil\'l‘
it high hot-I to [it tho nrt-l.
of my foot.” “by not
“our l'ulmn hock?
Cuban
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Dali. Ilrlmu
or Black Kid.
s-cgulmlou t u a-
cap. plain or [I r-
forutcd, i 7-8 I‘u-
lsan llt'l", thinly-or
welt walking «do.
35’ n col c h c cl linings.
)"makoa 'cm hold fatal."
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Spring: 5pm.
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EaSt Norwa‘k F th ’ Miss Nuttcfold spoke very inter; . '
4 _ or e next ten days I offer the famous MONITOR .f‘stlngly from hrr standpoint “plant-e committee would inquire into umaxpog
# __ _ _ ‘v_ __ 7_7_ SCHOOL SHOE, which sell for $5 00 for $2 49 “In and bi k - school nurse. Sili‘ spoke of the value . the trolley (“millionth 1"“an the -
‘ ; ' . ' ’ ' ’ M ' and necessity of medical inspection [ various officials under oath. Tile t-om- m -._- - , a _.
SPECIALS Everybody knows this shoe is all leather. of the schools. of tin-venting COnLIK-imiltee siloueth no disposition to fol— s“ cm" w.” om ”mm aw "H mm“ ”M
7 \ ion and 0f kpppmx the child up to'lnw Sl'nulllr Ihllklns‘ wgznfitfinh l d Ill’pl‘l-s-‘nlath‘l’ Shirk insisted that ’ 'l \'t"ll‘ “Eli K
.. .' a - sits the standard of highest efficiency for Referring to IN‘ “"3““ “' “ m - ~, n ' 2‘ ‘ ‘- L . i . . ..
m G. Barnes Bacon ......... 565i M; “flu have 5. p of I ‘130 h‘ve 1” Pm 0‘ his work in the schools. ‘hocn rumpled about "It" CHMO' and 13h; tails“: :::‘%?iilh:fl(“‘l(:::‘tjlfl,l “ti-’03:; cr“ulr'llti:r"chnft‘l:: zlria‘i‘kllfdt Ix‘nl
m Bacon .................... 35c N 8 $3 SCOUT SHOES BOYS’ REGULAR $2.50 inhlriglgfgog-‘Y‘. of t3.» Manual: Trill: u1:311.(lét‘idtggl-‘turdbmssigzafi):“£3 do under simllm- plrctllnstancen. This I‘ el'nmcnt ,tllc government :Illllltll me
Me Brand """"""""" 35° for 51-88. SHOES for $149 'life lopthe inspifliilSn "33:: acurries it; insisted that they were enlirclv bu.‘ “aim“ d": 8‘9“ toward public . l' is km’wn' ““3 mni’fim‘ ”T p'
. Cured Hams .............. 38c! ' ' {from . - ~ ' ‘ " Id h n'. ”“9”"? a" 9 W“ utterly Oppoe- of insistinx upon IH‘N‘PF 8* U" H '
' . : ' WW“ ”Slum“ 0‘ lht‘ “mo"- "““‘"""““’d' 3" 0““ “0“ 9‘" " ed to it. lie bole-ed - - "l flat the H...
anus-1m shoulders -------------- 32ci MEN’S RED s'roau xmo Rosana BOOTS were $000 About imm- parents signed a paper mam-c as meant to the “Mi“.mv othcr w...-s'...‘pmc£i“n.will? 3‘5."ié‘".§"3.~.."'§.‘r3."~ min»... .n'ui .1.
m. ------------------------- 30" For ' ' ‘expressing "W” d"“"‘ for "“3 {0'13” commission. ““1 “'i h “ ”PW .to “d" lic money ought not to be “Mid! in br‘lixlpardizgcd This policv ., is
. < ._ a.“ from ........... me up! ' ........................................ $3.98 lion of a parent~tcacllers' organiaa- mg tho'll‘olleys. (\‘vithou‘t leaching till: ”us manner. If“ “Hodge mmhods “M “as ”with. indium“, 1,; r, .11.
“Veal i MEN 8 RED STORM KING RUBBER BOOTS, real hipl' "any, and the” ”mam?” '0 “m d Yorddumm“ mu“ m "8 ”pm ' be introduced by the mammment! instructions issued to the Rain-ml
4'; . . were $850 For ' ““3 organisation by "W” ““9” ‘ “a - _ , _ , . Let them change the fare. so that.Atlml'nl'stmtion for the it‘ll‘t‘hm‘h "f
M Dressed Chickens 3 ' ' """""""""""""""""""" $4.88 “"N‘ ““1 (lo-operation. in ”‘0 09mm“ 0' Senator ”mo“ the t the returns were sufllcient That 'fuel
’ 7 apt-in Lamb ' I - After a pleasant social hour and situation was such as to warrant 30-: . u", ‘ I. ' ~ - .11.,“ n m...
mum, gm” 1 also carry a complete hne of the JOHNSON SHOE. an obsorvatlon of tht' work on exhi~ lion and tho commission had repol~t-f:.;;,.gufii.nzl?u:; “gm "'9 N" I: "(Eiffn‘m‘r‘g 13:11:“,wst'd L, b1. u...
m Butter ................. 75c; ‘ “”95” one 0' "w b”? ““37an m“ *d “huh?! "s ”si‘aj“d‘m§'§ ‘zha‘to: Repmn"""° ”hurl“! 5- Minor F ”If?!“ WW“ 00’“ “mm” m ““‘ "m“
- " Fresh Eggs . I 555 - 3 er I.- f," held in the h‘nn'" bfl'oo‘ propcrt 'mzl‘dol‘k one-l.) 2; t the of Plymouth optioned the bill. point-It‘d States, in discussing the quur'lon
.7 ' I, , ............ 0 . (Lamb to a close. said he “on I e. to from“; then . in: out that it was government ln-_ol' prices today said:
, “‘ opposition ““1 ‘0 “5 an ‘ étcrference with a business whichr “The prevailing high prices arc. due
-fine in Groceries and fresh veg~
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NORWALK, CONN.
noun common
TELEPHONE ml.
”in so. . - $2.75
'fzsau’er Kraut fcr ......... . 25c
7 ll. ‘ Elam-oil.
, q .‘4 planes. Mild.
repaired. Beulah l
per month Machine
-' :«us at 810 per month-
J'tillllfl ‘
rao.--aacnanos
‘ Um
dammit all one
flied
HARRIS & GANS BLOCK
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‘ BILL AIDING THE
TROLLEYS RUNS
UPON A SNAG
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STARTERS AND GENERATORS OF A".
MAKES OVERHAULED
» Fender, Body Work and welding
vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T., 80. NORWALK.
('apitoi that certain int rests. not yet
specified directly. are lnrneusely in-
terested and that even mom “9'
lief is muted at this time the man-
ey it will go into the pockets of those
who will not in any way seek to m-
pro\ie the street railway service of
the slate. '
Dlenunciation Increasing
_ it is certain from the-discussion,
ill the corridors that the belief lhi
this direction is growing and those!
who favor some aid for the trollaye
‘are meeting with denunciation at
'every turn. -'
The hearing this afternoon wasi
’4 GREAT SALE OF
~ Sample Suits '
Dolmans, Capes, Goats and all the popular materials in
Dresses. Hanyofthesewillntyou, yonwill soonhave a
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'mfim’m
theld in the hall of the House. put?
(aside from those directly or indirect-I
:ly.' interested in street runways th-
iattendance was very small. Tho 80!“
fetal public refuses to take the aims.'
iuon seriously. It is content to deliv-
,er opinions to its senators and W
ircsentaiivea and from whit
:is said by these gentle-rep the oplfl‘
ions are adverse. '
9 The strongest support for the bill
team [from Ralph O. Walla—of Bart-
,Lford. speaking!“ the ~8tate Hanna
liscturcrs' association in favor of the
. {but He said he might have w
”thin; to say in behalf of the State
‘ chamber at Commerce, up in board
of di were to nest Mi
ask for a chance to reply.
Ralph O. Vl'clls said he represent-
ed the State Manul‘acturcrs' associa-
tion and it voted to support this bill.
The trolleys were necessary for these
manufacturing concerns. both in the
small places and large cities. lie was
against state ownership.
Mr. “'ells pointed out how the gov-
ernment butted in on the matter of
wages for street car employee, after
a settlement had been reached. As a
result the companies were forced to
pay more than a milliai dollars a
your extra. Such was government
regulation he said and the state .
wanted none of it. This measure he
thought would be at help to the trol-f
leys and would aid in keeping them!
running. He hoped the committee;
would m-alte a favorable report and}
do what it could to get tlie bill pass-i
S. Ferguson of the Hartford Chain-i
ber of Commerce said he was author-
ised to'say that this organisation fav-
ond the bill. . '
-Hau:iaon B. Freeman of Hartford.
miver for the Hartford and Sprinsz- ’
field company.» said he did not know--
how far the cos-M wee wanna-to so
into the condi ot the trolley cora-
panies. All 1 is had been intestinal-
ed by the special commission. The
companies were ready to go ahead if
necessary. No one was anxious for;
information in [this d
~ Representative Michael M. Shir-k of
Washington WM the bill. He said
the trolleys did not. touch is to“,
but.“ was ‘a Vamtfih are
”More? emanate ,_
‘ouxht to be operated by private pal-—
‘ lie regretted that
‘10 increased cost. of labor. freight.
governmonhcartage. and other items that palm
touched turned to dross, he thought. | up the cost of production and hand.
Judge John H. Perry, who was a ling. i do not see how prices can he
member of the special commission, . lowered until the items of costs are
but who attended only one or two ; reduced and this is not in sight
hearings, spoke in favor of the bill.; “The price we pay for coal at the.
c hearings were ‘ mine is fixed. the cost of freight .md
lies. “’hatever the
before so many difl'erent cornmll- i labor is fixed. and our margin of .o‘u-
tees. It was not Nimble to must) » m for handling is limltcd." ,
the full significance of thr- trolley; _._- l m, --- -_ -,. _._ .
coAttorn‘cey Jascph F. Berry for the:
nnect or. Company rustle a long' "i I
explanation of that coneern’s post-5 GIFTD.
tsion slndullta needs; of assistance. Lannie", Neck Chains.
evera o era - -.1
ram e and the heat I B 1108, Eardrops, Locke“, i
mg closed.
ANTHRACI'I‘E COAL
PRICES ARE HIGHER
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Continued from First Page.
Baby Pins, Rosaries, Bracelets,
Ladies' Guard Chains, Hearts,
Grosses, Rings, Bracelet Watch.
.es, Etc.
GIFTS
Cufl Buttons, Stickpins, Tie
Clasps, robs, Vest Chains,
charms. Cigarette Cases, Cigar
Gutters, Pocket Knives, Stone
are reduced. and there are no prose1
pects that they will be lowered in the
near future. ~e
Despite the high prices Chimgo
dealers say there has been an enor-
mous reduction in th
ductlon. -° "mm” 0‘ ml; and Signet Rings, Watches.
mt April. the prices f‘ th ocks
(rides ,ot anthracite coal wet-gran isle Cl ’ Etc'
at .BRAND’S
inwardly up OPTICAL
mu ’
Grate, 39.85; mg. 39.75; use. 810.
while the present eea for the same
grades are “LI. 311.10. and 811.30.
A ”as ago me run m
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