:When
to school we tried to do
But of: the
W we thus “1
2w not enough ay to
‘wer truly when you
Will coal be lower, say?"
)" see no hope of such a
' ' at once, nor by and
4 ‘butlik'e the price of all.
else the limit is the
» Some day when prices
'that high they're going to
~ ‘ over but in the mean-
/ -life will not be like a
“of-clover.
3's tell our friends the
*5 wtly is, have your coal
.“ ) md, for many things
“i“: happen to bring
dist :es in our Land: and if
n have prosperity with
wags tending higher what
wee is there for lower
‘1 ~and one must have a.
fie.
we were young and-
=;_ERR'3@°;
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makes, mid.
repaired.
per month
mid at $10 per month.
PLUMBER
"PIWRITER EXCHANGI
0" “n
r vua'ae"
Bmttn. t'nderwm
Remington_ all 0th.
fluted
Rentals t ‘
Machine
eld Ave, Bridgeport, Cons .
.425... 45 ,.
STR
UCT Tun OLD Home FOR LONG-
ER USEFULNESS '
If the old house isn't all you desire, and you can’t
build a new one, a little of the right kind of repairing and re-
modeling will readily restore it to:present day standards.
Perhaps it 's a new porch, a summer. kitchen. a side “I.
trance, a new roof, extra roemsinthe attic, or-a renewing 0“
old, cracked walls and'ceilings that 'is needed}
We have all the material you will require, including. that .
knotless and crackless manufactured lumber, seam
BOARD, for better walls and ceilings, -
The Hatch.&' Bailey Ca. V
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RECO
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION
. here. the street
[tuna theatre arenlte only places
' social life. and this in especially
new anatom-
hree will! run“,
women and fully as may men. To,
numbers of these who have no home
and the moving “0?,
0
true ‘
“in'the winter. Titer-euro also many,
young people in the town whose,
homes, are here who are asking for.
larger social expansion than their!
homes give, and they have a right to '
it. The splendid eflort. being made,
to give our returning army b0!!! 3
tit reception gives spear-,1 point to;
my question. Whatever is done to;
make that welcome hearttclt i am
certain that it would be all the more
appreciated it so in; in addition
could be planned which would per-E
imitate the survive to our return-
ing heroes. u
The conccpt of community life is
changing under the pressuri- or new
democratic ideals~ it is becoming
rccognizcd that those lK‘oplt' who con-
tribute- to the life of a city but who
from industrial courws haw no homo
or tht-ir own are the social and in-
dustrial guests of the community
community are
tween two and t
srunre'ns- AND GENERATORS or _ut.
' slurs overrun men
Fender, Body Work and Welding
Vaast Bros. Garage
12 CHESTNUT ST., 80. NORWALK.
PHONE 1360 and 2011.
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Garden Tools
Winters. Weeders.
fig .11 caring for the lawn.
.J. ROSENFIELD
en WA TER STREET
' lakes, Forks. Hoes, Trowels,
”hing to assist in garden
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1.: .D. Charnolt':
wfieef, Veal,
§ Mutton, Pork
Also a Full Line oi
Canned Goods
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13 NORTH MAIN STREET
m NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE 583-2
“PHONE CONNECTION
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SPECIALS A
r the Week
- TED SUGAR—
‘ -' '8 LARGE BREAD ——
"’"t to ...............
mourn!) MILK—
.u : ROLLED OATS—
o
- .. 'e ncanom or
' \GH’ETTI ...... 8c pkg
.A-Ifi-H -—‘ l
7" ‘ A. STUIJL
’. . £00328 Street
Norwalk
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5 ~lbs. 49c
13c
, “~ BACON, 9. lb. ..... 330
2 cans 25c
3 lbs. 17c
.mmthebfidge-
00.. @1110!
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NORWALK WAITING
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ctat interest to recalljhat the ' idea
oi'uthe tank first ~took mm in the
m d of an enterprising:_3ri¢£eport he otter-H.131. idu' ‘ m by“
manufacturer class i for
shrewd business '
-' A. r. BECKMANN -& (:0. Inc.
WATCH FOR OUR LENTEN FISH SPECIALS.
and for tin-tr sake and the till"! 0""
' [N'I' tli‘H‘lulllm’nl should lutvt- this
inn-d supplied. Ilflyn arr- busy and
Us” quickly. but t-vcnings in a hall
ltcd ttmm or on tho strm-t grow tcr-
ribly. dangcrously long and monoto-‘
nous. What can no do in line ”'3' ‘0
lIo-lp‘.’ .
’l'nn suggcstions conic to lllllltl and
l \rtito- this but to put tincnt lit-fur?
cur t-tttzr-ns, One is to talu- stops to
usinltlish ll n-gulnr city Y M l‘, .\.
This “titlltl hr at "ttndOl‘illl t-H’li Ittl‘
let-rd, lvn ultlr South Ntitnulk‘s r-ti»
nation. \iould tut-ct but lmlt llu- prob
' *" It Ill. The nitl :titd wtrma-n contin-
, . . gentr- of our population liatu- as murli
right in u-urisidmtian as tho mcn.
Schultze 8 Wednesday Specrals .- .
. ‘llt‘O'ilt'tl and a dual ornnntzmton and
SIRLOIN STEAK ............. . .. 406 lb. ‘o-uirnm- would hc o-ntailco. Flullkl)‘.
I think that tlw cortl of null: Plat!"
Hamburg Steak ............................. 28c lb. “m... ”m... ”w,“ "mum...”
Dixie Bacon .... 38c 1b Till. ~ccond sugar-Ills"! i« illitl ill
"""""""""""" .‘l I‘tllltlllnt‘tl plan which worm, pro
Buck Shad .......................... , 30c lb, \ltl" n t‘nnrmmtity Association llutld‘
. rm: tut truth men and I'mm-lt. who-rt:
Green Spanish Mackerel .......................... >300 lb, midi-r pi'nlwr control Iht- :«K‘lu' ill-t
St. k ....... oi all ought tind chancc in cults-ins
ea 00d """"""""" 180 lb‘ itanlt Surh a building nt-ml not be-
n-r) uratr- mu- rapcnslve. but could
Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
NORWALX. SOUTH NORWALK.
ht't‘flflll‘ tha- clear-inflow" for all the
,town lN-ilt'rnteni plans which our
'(‘ililol’lrl huvo- upon their twang It
| would have- to he- omt't‘fi‘d and round
attlr ll door always open. It nwd not
conflict with an) organisation now
“pct-attu- to mnlw our city it morn tir-
sintlilc trim-- in “hit” to lut- mid
could. I lN'llI‘\I'. be titadr ‘llt‘ll mt its-
wt In our community lltc Ilinl [maple
ul all Hoods and bcllcts uould con
tribtttc in its support. This is not a
ltll'l't- tlu-ot'y. but, is a plan stitch i!
no“ bring unriu-d in mam moms in
thc l‘nlIt-d Stator- \\°liut tint-r moot
can we give our boys in khaki that
Fancy Green Mountain
POTATOES '
The be} stock we have had this year.
5' lbs. for 17c. 10 lbs. 33c. Peck 49c
Crisco for shortenimz . . 1 lb. can 28c. 1-2 lb. can 14c
Pahsadtan Brand Tomatoes ......... 2 cans for 25c
Quaker Oatmeal (fresh stock ...... 3 lbs. for 17¢
Jones’ Superlattve Flour. per at: ........... .63
lyory. Fels Naptlta or _Ktrltman’s Soap. cake 6c
Qampbejls Soap. all tnds. per can . .......... 10c
.1 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar for ............ 49c
Syn Brand Golden Pumpkin. large can ........ 13c
Campbell’s Pork and Beans ........ 2 cans for 25c
Choice Marrow Beans. per lb. ................ 15c
(.‘alrforma Navel Oranves. large size. cach ...... 5c
fancy Florida Grape Fruit. each . . . '. ......... 10c
FREE DELIVERY
I‘ we- a rt-(‘lnlt- thr- acrvtrc they have
lll thir- latll (-
lemtl) 5
lion" (it n llsl'h they air a pan when
tin-v n-tum to it? It this communi-
cation iota-rosin am of your l'I'lHII'r‘.
may I «all them In t-xptcsa tin-ut-
selu-a in your column.- and “Train!"
at tut Illl'l)‘ daic lot .t tire-cling ultcrv
this-limiter I‘lll’l lu- mkrn up in tit--
tall and discussed l wrttc .1: one
who In it setan is ..n uutnldcr ycl. I
lwlir-vc Souzlt Xill\\.tll\ can do this
thing and do H \i« ll. and “ill lu-lu all
1 ”0!!”th can to tumu- this about
l.ct us no to it.
Yours ttul).
‘ JtillN s‘rit't t-zTux.
“'IRES BECOME
DEAD AS STRIKE
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(Conllltllt‘d trout Page One)
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l‘icko-t touts oi tlit'cc hours catch
our established art the eaclianfl‘“
and at tho milrotul terminals. Tilt-
pickcts vu-rc instituted to watch for
83 and 95 Washinzton St. Phone 1405.
THE [IRIS SHOP'
Sale ’of Easter Wearing Apparel
We wonder if you have ever found such distinctive gar-
ments at so low a price even in the good old days. You posi-
tively save here from five to fifteen dollars on your purchase.
f g) WOMEN’S AND MISSEB' SUITS
$14.75 to $35.00
‘3 established bt‘th-cn Army headqu‘l‘}
Coats ....... $9.93 to $25.00 Dresses $12.98 to $40.00
Dolmans .~. . $20.00 to $30.00 Skirts ...... $4.98 to $12.50 '
Capes . ..... $9.98 to $40.00 Blouses ...... 98c to $10.00
The style and the sewing, the fabrics and the finishing
are on a; level of taste rarely seen in moderately priced gar:
meats.
Shop at the store of individuality and
your purchase.
WE AIrTER FREE OF CHARGE.
you never regret
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strikclrn-ukrrs. but reported thli
nonc had nppcni'cd during tltt- morn-
ing hours.
Arrangcmr-nts ltrul bccn made so
that the business or the Army and
Nfivy was intr-rt‘crcd with as llttlc as
possible. ltircct circuits. “01 09'
pt-nding for connections upon it’ll“
ltllttnt- ct.trtpttny opt-rators. had been
icrs and various urntorles. campll
and other stations in the cities in
Eastern Mnssachusctts and
arrangements had bccn made for the
naval stations.
The police and fire departments.
coulpped with brown signal systems.
were enabled to maintain communi-
cation with their stations. All W
Iiccmcn were instructed to lend ev-
crv possible assistance in cases 01'
omergenclcs. By means of telephones
in the ’patrot boxes throughout the
city it was possible to relay menus-
cs from onc section to another and
the- department was prepared to use
this method to summon phyfildm
or cure (or other emergencies. but
it was announced that the system
,woutd not be used {or purely busi-
f ncss attain.
The strike did not street the long
THE PARIS SHOP cw ........ .. . ..
g _ a13merican wnhone antn'l‘elexrgllh
out n . t e
. 33 scorn mm 31'. scorn NORWALK. 3.0.1.3“:3. businesswzz ' to connect
. . 5.. .. . .5“ with New York and outside
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. ' been manufacturing cngines for Auto
efican tractors for some time. Apply-
ing this principle to warhre be pro-
FOR WHIPPET TANKS
Continued from First Page.
plans and sent. them across the wa-
»-e—~.—..—
Iand then to Great WM‘ Both re-
fused. His preposition was simple—-
pro
“is Vlding In. ,
for» 3,: -. AI R
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duced the idea of the tank. drew‘ his-
-ter. He offered them to hence i‘ll'lt W
points providing their one. equip-
ment was such that the calls did not
to thmuah New England w
switchboards. More than 100 0003'
tors are employed in the/American
We exchange
were on duty.
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hes-erased all>
‘ Capes and
Hawaii's Leading pry Goods Store
Dolmans 61' Material to
Make ’Em
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THE LATEST MODELS—Ready to wear. not only in blue but in other shades.
The materials and workmanship are of the best and the prices represent
full .value for every dollar expended. ‘
ALL WOOL BLUE SERGE—For fashioning the above garments or for suits
and skirts.
SILKEN MATERTAIS IN FANCY 08816? S AND PLAIN COLORS
FOR LININGS. AND ALL KINDS OI“ BUTTONS. CLASPS AND FIND.
INGS.
o'clock this ttrorntna. all the ro-nular
ups-flint"! It-ininx the buildinn I'll.
torts arc bolus manic to answcr
t-mcrgcncy calls by cmploycs who are
not. rcnular ttpf‘t'nlnrs with a fair
drgrm- ot succcss. Thcrc I'll! no ev-
idcnrr ot ill—tcclinu on Ihe- part ot
the ntrtlrin opcralors. and no dis-
turbancca It "0 ocrurn'ctl. thi- girls
all staying away trom Ill" building. .l
“‘ttllt‘l-zb'TI-le. Milne. April 15. -:
Tclcphonc scrvico in this city on:
tied up today. ‘hrn t e oprrators in
thc local crtchangc- a'cn on attitu- at
H. KRIEGER 6: CO.
Our Showing of Spring Wearing Apparel for Men, Women
Boys and Girls is unsurpassed. ‘
Enroll your name on our ledger and cum the comforts ot a
charge account. ‘ \
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7 o‘clock. l’icltets tin-re on duty
around the building.
\VUllt‘l-R‘Tl-IR. Mass. April 15. |
At 7 o‘clock only tour opct‘itlon of:
the day shin reported tor duty,
lhollnh duri tlw torcnoon this sum '
bcr was all: its: loci-cased. the to.
tal. however. bctna inadmiuatc in
work the switchboards. l‘it‘hcta on
duty nmdc no attempt to stop those!-
ntrlil I‘ho i‘cponcd tor emit .
KING‘S DEFY
moves norm;
m mums
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Continnmi 1mm tam Page.
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Retirees Alliance
'Tlll‘l“ m'r- t-Itlllt' kinds of list
‘ mom-y i don't lwlio-vv in Mr Mrs;
ot lists-molt) i.~ not the kind that,
‘i'lh‘i‘. If,
~ til" tn Hu‘fllit‘int: print
‘ "mtvwm :.-
five-Inn r‘t iltt rtrtull J"It u" tulltllt‘ul
nxqanntmu-nt, Illt'll I don't do it 1
Hull} nturw that‘s all.
"It 3..“ “.mt "ll' to continue. l
shrill. lrut H i hate got to in";
ltinttnltt into it with peoplr- in whom
I do tit-i ht'lictr and will not “out
“lib, your not to ut-l auntconr 0-150
In nmnaur- .‘i-m political attain." Mt.
Kin;- ptrt ll to Ill" “10‘“. I
"It on ulllrtttn- aw rctcrtvd to by]
.\It'. Innis nit-ans an allegiance in»,
raw-n and that I shall play poll-t
tin: with llornbaclt. l'llman and'
llculcy. tarry no. now. It Bride.»
port ‘alilrl sonic-tine cls-c to manage.
politics on that basis you not lhoi
mnnagct‘. It the intimation it! lint;
l-‘ulrticld county mshc alliances
With these men 1 say no from my
tutrsonal standpoint. If tht- lntcnllon
ot the motion is that I make allianc-
cs, I withdraw now."
- Calming Recess
Alter a calming rcccss it was vot-
ml to have each town chairman in
thc unruly name a member of his
town committee within two wee-ks.
the aggregation in prcparc a consti-
tution and by-lnws for later presen-
ration.
PROFITS TAX
' TIME EXTEN out)
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» .Continucd tron; First. Pate.
extension under certain conditions.
has been allowed to May 1. x
(‘orporations making returns on a,
'i‘iscal year basis ending either Janu-
ary 31 or February 28 will be given
turther extensron to Junc
new. '
| In announcing this.
Roper called attention ,to the iact'
,that it'is to the interest ‘of cal-porn-
.llons to tile returns as soon as pos-
Tsible to avoid the interest drama ct;-
‘one-hali' of 1 per cent. a month. 1
in a notice sent to revenue collec-I
tors. Mr. Roper suidz— :
"in view of the short. time between;
the date on which forms were avail-i
able and the due. date. March 15, of!
calendar year. returns required underi
the revenue act, notice was given;
through the public press and other-I
wise that tentative returns accom‘
partied by a first instalment of one-
tourth of the estimated tax due‘would
be accepted on that date and that in .
a‘uch cases tony-five days would be
given in which to me complete rev
turns. but that interest _at the race
or onehalf or 1 per cent. a month
”on the amounts by which such in-
stalment payments tell short at the
most amount would be collected.”
All corporation taking .advantage:
at the further extension, will be re
quit-edtopayonorbetoreJunole
ream equivalent to one-hail or the,
taxdneaaehownbythe tiaal return!
do.
toe». 05—h
.sutllcivnt masons given." '
of education,
organised in accordance with a not it . . ; . .
atltute bill approved by his commit- on that they tonsidered u" w 'm—
-plac.e." he said.
in considerable amount
15 on re 1 betbrc it until action is taken by the what. w“ mnempmd m be the
ilmgislature on' other bills now nd- -
commissioner-Jinx. De hearing on the bill in question was
other augments and has. MO“
41
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“The flu shoe Store “-10: lioness \‘atnca.’
Wichert's New Patent Oxford
“MANHATTAN”
g‘ $7.50
t'
as “lusts-trim! ‘
An txtrnncly |.-. itlftal
. dres- ostorn win. 11 .
Just tint-b of! the s-
.V en [firm for "WW.
Sande by wanna 0!
‘ .Vcw York. -
\IV‘RY uric-t [talc-t
(wilt-hill built 0. I
“intros-table but It,“
hit IN. “'“h “’a
New“! sole ‘
nod lcattrcs- [nuts
lrccl. A F'IIO
Pitta.
rt
ostnvde in \‘lt-l
or doll Kid. fall
5"“- ..d M.
30.0. up to slam.
BRIDOEPORT
I.“ .. __ .fii‘
the forty-tivu days originally grantml and the static grant bill.
{or the completion or pcneonal rel-5 The committco on t-ducatior. and
turns except on spccial mqucst tor- the appropriations comntittee \lll
‘ make a trip to New Britain som. day
,thla Tract to inspect the state mnmai
:scltwl in that city. for which an
luppr‘oprimton is sought for donni-
Stor-ics. Normal school bills carryrnn
lappmprintions segregating Niobium
'ui‘c awaiting action by tho cont—ltfitc-o
NEW BILL TO DIVIDE
3700.000 AMONG TOW’NS
tDonttaaeumti-om first race)
you t‘tlflI'allfln.
from taking nflcrs in othcr “ahm'RE-Hl'i—ikmh 6N ILAH‘)“
mu. WEDNESDAY
He said that thc situation was Illucll‘t
(Continued from Page Onm
more serious than is generally under-
stood.
lncidcntaily. Senator liven denied
a rumor that he was desirous of so;
curing a place as representative or, . .
Middtescx county on the state board chairman of the Democratic \‘inta
If the board wm rc- i t‘cnlrnl Commune. make the me»:-
ing on this bill to be
toe but not yet reported to the Lexis invowal that no
laturve. "1 would not accept such a ' through the present
"a practicle
measure can a"
session or the
i
General Assembly without the. anor-
Senntor Helen add that his Nutrition and approval of the Etnpltt.rrs'
mince would be obliged to withhold ‘ Association.“
of the matter) Both Federation omclala claim that
.inrtl
“"1 as “‘9 mom-Bimbo billteta Pcbru. :7 and information ”a
:: given that the committee stood 7 to
Lil to report fuvortbly on striking out
ithe words “calculated or" in the tits"
l Iwhich. it was claimed would olarit'v
‘- .the act and "make it necessary for
$1 lintent. to intimidate to be woven to
I. i .secune a condiction.” Mr. O'Hara
:_nnd Mr. Omburn for organized labor
had said that the change would bn'
‘sntisfactory it would remedy at law
which it is claimed “is potent. tor
italmtice toward wage earners ct deni-
ivoring to secure their rights." .
: cur vats our—t1-
MONEY.
Don't Miss This. Cut out this slip,
sour-lose \vith 5c and mail to Poll v 4‘;
‘Co.. 2835 Showed Ave. Clticoga. Hui
putting your name and adobess clca rty, -
‘ You will receive in return a trial pack:
age containing Foley's Honey and Tar
.Conrpound. tor coughs. colds and“
cam; Foley Kidney Pills formats in
sides and back; rheumatism. backache.
. kidney and bladder ailments: Inf
think! Cathat'tic Tobie“, n Wholesome
« tell um 17 met We. tee-
.v.
< 7‘1
to“ WORTH
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" AND CATARRH ‘
TryBefore YouPay‘
SENHNE. the sweat discern-
for ASTHMA. HAY. ”WEI?
iznoxcnn‘ts amt CATARIIH. has
produccd wondcrtul results witit
thousands of the moat stubborn
cases
It you have experimented with
do not be'discouragcd, but try at
our expense this truly meritorious
remedy;
>8end‘flxbt new for a free trial
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Norwalk Chronicler