Te
" coal
see no hope of such" a
M at once, not by and
” t‘likethe price of all
else the limit is the
Some day when prices
I. thathigh they're going to
ever but in the mean-
life will not be like a
all c! clover.
"We tell our friends the
‘ de’ way is, have your coal
" on l1: id, for many things
1:133: 11 to bring
- ' csinoanandzandif
we have prosperity with
.535 to ' higher what
“he is there for lower
and one must have a
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If the old house isn't all you desire, and you can't
build a new one, a little of the right kind of rcpairinx and "7
modeling will readily restore it to present day standalfls.
Perhaps it’s a new porch, a summer kitchen, a side en-
trance, 9. new roof, extra rooms in the attic, or,a renewing of
old, cracked walls and ceilings that is needed.
We have all the material you will require, including that
knotless and crackless manufactured lumber, BEAVER
BOARD, for better walls and ceilings.
E: Bailey Co.
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or??? “$14.81“ ’1” 2:1”: :10? ..
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Beckmann’s Grocery
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m2: nun-n .
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, - Jan-field Ave., Bridgeport, Con- i
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l newsman MILK— i
" 2 cans 25c '
(was CON. MILK—
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i A can ................ 16c
17‘ ‘IWLD’S MAOARONI OR
7; IPAGHIEITTI,apkg'.....8cl
i “All FLOUR— .
a _ 5 lb. bag cut to 31c :
is MAKER ROLLED OATS—— :
E 3 lbs. 17c y
._ 'ARD'S BREAD— :
.; 15c loaf cut to ......... 130 f
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' My 5. Barnes Bacon ..... 56c’
, “~m Iacon .................... 35cI
We Brand ................. 35c;
. 4 ”I Cured Hams .............. 38c
‘ms Shoo ers ...... . ....... c
, ...... ...... t“. - . . .. ............ 33.; mm "WW-mm .
E >~odrvsee3t from ............ 20c upi Fender, Body work and welding
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“tinned Chickens
1“ Spring Lamb
”may Beef
L MD Butter ..............
“7 Fresh Eggs ..
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_ 3..au'er Kraut for .......... 25c
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.IORTH MAIN STREET
.1"! NORWALK, CONN.
”PHONE CONNECTION
TELEPHONE sen.
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GIFTS!
. , * n'ers, Neck Chains,
Mes, Eardrops, Lockets,
fishy Pins, Rosaries, Bracelets,
“5' Guard Chains, Hearts,
m Rings, Bracelet Watch-
“c.
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GIFTS
Buttons, Stickpins, Tie
m ‘i'obs, Vest Chains,
J} .. ~ ~ , Cigarette Cases, Cigar
‘ .Pocket Knives, Stone
Signet Rings, Watches,
, Etc.
.yBRANDs
, 'Y AND OPTICAL
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“kc in Groceries and fresh veg- I
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Where good things are many. quality the best. prices
all“ ays low. _
——-FREE DELIVERY
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Crisco for Shortening ............ lie. 28c and lie I
Florida Grape Fruit .................... 3 for 20¢ .
18c value Tomatoes ................ 2 cans for 25c '.
l’eaBeans, . . . .. 10;; lb. Marrow Beans . . . . locl . I
Chou-e California Lima Beans. lb. ............. 10c 1
Ivory. Ozone. Kirknmn's Borax or Fels Naptha.
ca e .................................... I
liairbanks’ Gold Dust. large package . . ....... 23c ‘
No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofl‘ee ............. 35c l
Ycry Best Tea. Mixed or lac '. . ............ 43c I
ntrtctlv Fresh E228. per ozen 5 c
lold Medal Pan Cake lg‘lour IIIIIIIII 2 blurs. Zoe
1.
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. k . ................
Old New York State Cheegefib. ............... 42}: I
FREE DELIVERY——
A. F. BECKMANN 81 (30., Inc.
83 and 95 \Vashinzton SI. Phone 1405.
Schultze’s, Lenten Fish Specials
OPEIY LONG CLAMS ................... SSC at.
FANCY CHICKEN LOBSTERS ......... 35c lb.
FANCY ROE SHAI) . ................... ~40c lb
STEAK HALIBU'I‘ ..................... 35c lb.
Fresh Mackerel ................... ‘ . 24c lb.
Steak Cod ........................ 16c lb.
Haddock ........... 10c“).
Flat Fish “ """"" 10c lb.
l“mnan Huddle .......................... llc lb:
Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
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STARTERS AND GENERATORS OF A".
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PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 3T., 50. NORWALK.
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GREAT SALE or:
sample Suits
Dolmans Capes Coats and all the ' '
. . o ular mate
Dresses. If any of these Will fit you, :01]: will soon filtrate 1:
fine garment at the wholesale price. ‘
CALL AT ONCE.
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' 33 SOUTH MAIN 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
._j=_3?—_3?5¥‘F?S@:msfnumm ' 2.2. :0; :3.
THE WRONG TICKET.
(‘ondut‘tor tglanrtng at ticket of~
BUTTER TUB MILL BURNED
unntzxvnnm. Mo. April 10. ,—leI
.' null of the \‘r-necr Products (‘ompanv‘
Ion the shore of Noam-head lake has
1)....“ burnrd. pausing $200,0ml 10>...L ', for the |l;i\\'lll)roker."—-Judge
Ills hrodur-l “as xvl'inr-Ilmlly blllit-l" 0.--. I
‘ tubs. ‘
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and one-half limos :rs grt‘zll as that ot
the l'uile-d Status,
{cur THIS OUT—IT I8 WORTH;
I MONEY. l
‘3 Don't Miss-l This. (fut out this rzllp.I
air-nr'lose with 50 and mall to Foley &I
;(‘0., 2835 Sherlled Ava. (‘hicogzL lll..’lllr’mlalions for LVdia E
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I mg your namt and adeess clearly, ; \ Pzelnble (.ompound. There is bar-ll:-
AN ENDLESS CHAIN
;age containing Foley‘s Honey and Tar lrom which women ban.e not w
'croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pain in; Lydia, 1.; l’inkham's Ve’mtahle
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gkldney and bladder ailments;
. 8t. 80. Norwalk.
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. .Wr Ads Are Winners.
‘ and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for, Vegetable Compound.
'it to you.
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E poratlon.
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~ and history repeats Itself.
rand nations If they
"to 9.43.. m&.&:% «o; “‘9‘
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, t‘oredb- --“\\'e don't stop there. That's
bibl‘l'la has an area more lllnn om-
llvre IS an endless chain of rev-om-
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;\ou will receive In return a trial neck. a town'hr villurrr- in the United Stat
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sides and back; rheumatism, backache; pound. If you are suffering from 301:;
and “male. trauma ask your nei
. . . . ghbor l ‘
{Foley Cathartlc Tablets, a wholesome ; she has ever used Lydia E I'Inldlam'arl‘
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In many . . i
constipation. blllousness, headache and you will find that she has fossil:
smggtgb bowels.—Stlllson-Powell . Cor-. health by its use and wilt reconimend'
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es, of Boston. and the Rev. Dr. Esn
S. Tlpple president of Drew I
dist Théological Seminary,
N. J. The public patriotic, meeting
marked the close of the first day Of;
the New York Helhodist Custom,
which will continue 'untIl next Mon-l
day evening. _ '
“fill this peace per-formalin! InI
Paris to my way of thinking is now.
sense," declared Dr. Soul-Iver. “As
long as human nature remains as lt~
in there will be wars and rumors of
wars. It always has been that m:
"(lur Presidents and Premiers can-'
not stop war." he continued, "If they
would only give their time to drawing
a new map of Europe and then come.
home they would be doingr the rizll'm
thing. And as soon as they K“l 0n
their Indh‘idual Jobs the boiler it will
belor them.
“I believe God takes care of men
behave tho-m-
m-lfes. May We be loyal to (ind ulhl
lo the American nation." _
The his: church was filled. ln txunt
seals sat seven of the nine remain-
ing r-hil war veterans In the confer-
mu-e. llealde Ilr. Schrlver they are
E. l.. Allen. A. II. Hume-s. A. E. Lord.
S. .l. MacCulcheon, \V. II. llt’t‘kl”. C.
ll. Landon and S. I'. Galloway.
Bishop Hughes pronounced at b
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loss-
Tip- .
in: on “the Union soldiers." Dr.
plt- told of two months he spent in
Plan”- Inst sulnmv-r for the Y. M.‘
C. A.
"lllollnr-n. it is not “110- that 1hr
Ilrilish did not take their lull share
m iIN- war." he said. "Mnerirx d-d
not win Ilu- “or. Italy did run uin
lhv war. “’ho \‘ul‘l the war“? P'l‘all'“
and linulnnd and Italy and Amt-tho
plus God «on the war. It was (hit
“ho overthrew the lIunn uln'll 'hey
l-rlm'd-‘d loo bald. And I hau- i' no-
tion thal out of tho War tllll'" has
romo- lo many at new I‘Q'VO'IJIIUII nI'
Hod." ‘
Ilr. 'l‘lpnle Luld ol wrilnuu h-H- at
home for a body in an mavnatlcm
hospital who nI-nt kind. "I lu'l ‘\Illl
n little accident and rmw bmh my
but I am feeling fine." I
The clergyman declared ~hat Cun-
u-uu Thierry in the luturv would tn
lo America what Gettysburg it is bun
to the North. I!» said he livl not
legs are gone.
I“Olld(‘l‘ that the road In \‘egvlun “an
(-nllul "Ibo lIol)‘ load."
The ronl‘erenrn npem-d “Ah tlu-
w-Iebrullon of llll‘ lioly (‘rmnnunion
and n memorial service for We Ill'o-s-
rIt-rgymc-n who lmvu- died .Iurlns'. thr-
)0”.
The Rm. Dr. George \\'. ill-Lnton,
palslm' at Middle-town. N. \' . \‘C.\.% W"
the tiller-nth consecutive year.» vh-vn-d
scorn-Int} ul ll‘ltI conference
ulnar reasons IN
AUTOMOBILE CRASH.
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'I‘lu- mull-unh- of the . u Io-I'e- nut
:~O~l'l(lll.\l3' hull, Th0 uni! I‘O‘t‘flvi‘d
mlnur bruins. Brian u.” alm bruis-
od 'l'luhv in tho rm o't-n Miss
l-‘lanr'vs «lib-on of :‘.'.' lio-nry .‘ll‘vvl.’
.‘ln-s l‘lHt Mnllhnrt HI :I “Vanuatu!
tut-nun. Mlh‘! Mlnmv Mallhurl nl lb!“
ennu- :lell'r‘sh, Fri-d \\’r-rklem:m at
I? Division allow-l. .\li~.~‘ "le \\'uhllr
lu-n. Edward Ilultumlr) 01 S63 AI»
lunlu- sun-I. I':tl.~'_\ Molunnn nt Stan
“irh. and llriar.
Tll“ Hululllullilv. .llt‘urtltn: I“ ”lose-
in llu- car. was bound I'm' Not walk.
The pvupll' in the rar were returning
Ilnln the dam-v m the Yale a» “Poww-
tummy “ha-re mo<l or them are rm-
pln)ml, .\I the time of theI M‘t'ldenl.
it was l‘illnllll: bravily. and lhv pan»
mums wvn- wv-l The windehlvld ot‘,
lln- :Illlnlllulllle' “as rmened with wuw
n-r, l
Illlm' rlaimc d that he did not see}
the standing automobile. the property I
or Hus Llndgn-n of But l‘ort Ches-
ter. .who had been visiting trIeuds.I
and was making ready to go home at .
about the. time the accident occurred.
'l‘ln- complaining nilnm stated Illal
his war lights were In. that the car
was standing under an arc light. and
u was almost Impossible for any one
to not see the automobile.
The arr-used pleaded guilly l0 lhl’
t-lnu‘xe. He had never been arrested
_bel'on-. He is married. The car In
the property of I’atsy Mollnnri. who
was slttlng in the rear seat will] "19
Huang women. “bile llrlar was driv-
‘lng. The huh-r bad no operator's
Ilir-r-m-w. but Molinart had a driver'lI
I license.-
nrlar claimed that the car was
standing outside or the an: light.
and was Just In the shadow. so that
he. could not 501" II. He saw no lights.
he felt sure.
The (‘hu-rtzl' against
ham, [or reockluss driving.
continued over till Friday morning. A
few days ago Barnum ran Into an au—
tomobile, in which was Mayor Dome
run of Norwulkm Xobody was hurl.
llurnum has retained Frank Austin 88
his attorney. The law/yore asked for
a continuance. which was granted by
the Judge.
Frank Ila I‘-
has been
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Scrape French chalk fine. millfll'm
, to a stll‘l‘ paste with soap suds, make
'Inlo small flat cakes and dry"In the
Bull or oven.
the silk.
”By flying at an elevation of about
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lherd or sheep out
a
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Court Holds South Dakota Divorce ls.
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I mining the artion‘ol .‘lra. Faulkner.
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Fine FrenchGinzhs-S—ln pretty
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Capes and Dolmans are
ALL. WOOL‘BLUE SE ES—Are in “wound
' we have an exceptions line of rehab z s full
at
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THIS IS HOME CRAFT “’EEK
Norm“ lk’s Lead in 8‘ Dry (Booth, .3er
New Colored Voila—Very etfective color combination in many novel
complete line of Voiles. Piuues.
Very Popular
OTHER GOOD SERGES IN A VARIETY OF COLORS. 54 ms. w
CS—In fancy finres for cane lininlrs
39¢. 50C. 79c HI.
73c vrl.
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for these garments. and
-four Inches mdo /
. 3.50. $3.75. $5.50 w
ide $2.50 \t .
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MARRIAGE IN onzeuwucn vouo I
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Not Legal Hero. 6
.\ marriage m-tvmony performed lng
Greenwich is causing more than nne‘
('nlullllt‘ll‘llun. llelen l.\ Faulkner of
Yonkers sued her husband. l‘harles 8.;
P‘ulllkm'lj {or alimony and malnlen~;
once. The do-Ivnse. Into-unused Was:
that MN Faulkner. m the time of lu-ri
marriage in Grr-vnwir'h, had a husbandl
Boys and Girls is unsurpassed.
charge account.
H. KRIEGER & co. "
Our 31mm Of Spring Wearing Apparel for Men. Wow: .‘
Enroll your name on our ledger and enjoy the comforts o!
from whom she had never been dl-i
\‘nrce'd. The case was board before;
Judge Arthur S. Tompkins of the Ru-l
tin-me (‘ourt of the star!- of New 7011."
In “‘hlle Plalm. The followmx forts;
were established: On November 17,‘
1898. Mrn. Faulkner was leznlly mar-L
rind to John Riddle, .Ir.. from whomg
sh.» secured a dhorre In the state 03'
South Dakota. on the ground or do;
sefllon. erldell was sot-ml m publl E
cation and by mailing the advertise 1
meat. The attorney of Mrs. Faulkner:
argued that the divorce 0! South De-I
kota was binding. under the clam or,»
the Federal constitution that full faith;
and credit must be :lven lo the judg-
ments of sister «tau-a Justice Tomp—E
kins decided that this argument was.
without merit. In that. as a condition;
m-ecedent to obtaining judgment. it be;
necessary to obtain jurisdiction arm“
the person 0! a defendant. and that Ibe'
Male or South llakolu did not do. and;
nmld not do by more senlr-e of the!
ub-to-ndanl that. the South Dakota di-
\nrr‘v Delhi: .1 nullity. llu' marriagv‘
u-rrmony performed in Greenwich. In
M‘ tar as II concerned the slate of New
York. ls void. and that Faulkner rouldl
lwld for the payment of any,
alimony nor for maintenance. Judge:
Tompkins pc-lnlilled the entry of an:
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Inna nun" and rlniulg (or rap.
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BRIDGEPOR'I‘
urdc-r by the counsel Ior Faulkner dis~§>
The lndtwood house. about to feel
west of the barn. was in danger, but
lnelnbbont of Mr. Lockwood formed a
bucket brigade and put out the fire a~
fast as firebrands net the house on fire.
Mr. and Mrs. lockwod were In New
Lockwood In Canaan. making: a' social cull. “'hen
as they arrived home the barn was in
o'clock ““3"“-
qu.‘ The main barn was a wooden build-
LIGRTNING ossrnovs skim.
George w. Lockwood, Returning to
Long Ridge, Finds It in Ashes.
Slrur‘k by lightning. a barn on the
premier-s or George “1
Hunting Ridge Road. 1.0m: Ridge, w
about ll
deal myed by lire
Tuesday.
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I bought the entire stock of a well known brand
I of Men’s Dress Shoes. English last, black and tan,
all sizes. Regular price is 377—1 will sell for $4.68
ink. thxo‘. loot. Allurhml to u. n ."im
north. was a chicken house and m. -l«
east. a small shed and a tool 1-. 24-.
These were destroyed. too.
There was a small quantity 0' Mr
and some furniture in the ban A
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considerable quantity of tools “r
the tool house.
The loss is “suntan-d at upwatc‘. ol‘
$1.300.
, , When a spot Is to be cleaned. scrap?
l Inklmln 5. ..
'Ullv of the cakes to a powder. (-0er 9
.lhe spot with It. laylng the silk on
‘ rm 1 'a linen 0r cotton 'cloth. Lay several .5:
,(villllimlllhi. tor coughs. colds ambleltors tollinv: of hpanh l'P‘tIored EIJOMS 0‘ 1183““ POW? “PO“ "‘9 chalk I
’ I and press with‘a hot Iron [or several
minutes, taking fire It does not touch
a thousand feet I can observe. every
place. By
Milne a sonic bomb I can point
_ Men’s 'l Boys’ Regular
$38coul Shoes $2250 Shoes
For $1.88 .For $1.49 f
Men’s. Army Red Storm King
t‘
Rubber Boots $3.98
Boys’ Monitor
School Shoes
‘ Were $5
NOW $2.49 All sizes
“ 5:! $4.65
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