-, w. bite to lie—awake
{nights worrying about'buai-
We hate to tell the truth—
'whenweaaythatooalwillnot
bevlower very soon.
We hate to have a his lot of
ooalonhandandnoonewho
wants or needs it—as in the
peat winter.
, We hate to have no coal
. whatever and hundreds of
customers demanding some——
93 in the previous winter.
" We hate to have many
- orders to fill and not to be
able to get coal on account of
.me “harbor strike"—as at
. went.
W: hate to sell coal at such
3. hi: 1 price as we do—but
we 6 .inot help it.
“w: hate—but what’s the
' use?
o
tifRRlS®g
..._—*w
RECONSTRUCT THE OLD HOME FOR LONG-
ER USEFULNESS
If the old house isn't all you. desire, and 7°“ ““1"
build a new one, a little of the right kind of repairinz and re-
modeling will readiiy restore it to present day standarda.
Perhaps it’s a new porch, a summer kitchen, a side en-
trance, a new roof, extra room _in the attic, or a renewing of
old, cracked walls and ceilings thet isneeded.
. We have all the material you will require. includinz “I“
knotless and crackles: manufactured lumber, BEAVER
BOARD, for better walls and ceilings.
»WLINE
‘ i" wfil‘ImL-Z.
. 1.1:.
or mum
non WHIPPET TANKS
comm; anae- TODAY!
(Continued'lt‘rom Plze One)” I i
I
' Tris
o
rival “19:9 is expected to be about;
4:45 o'clock. Following a very brief;
reception they will 130?th
ward again on West avenue. 3000“"
panied by the mayor, the clergy, the’
chairman of the women‘s committee.~
and other local people whom the com-t
mittee have selected. The band will:
also accompany the tanks. They wtiil
continue through Norwalk to East ave-l
nue: and turning south on East ave-
nue will proceed to the place of man-I
oeuveni on the Raymond property back I
of Mrs. “'illilun H. Earle’li lll'OWr‘Y-4
There. will be a speech here by one of;
the tour speakers. several patriotic'
songs. and luanoeuvers by the lanksu
Following manoeuvers the parade or;
the tanks will continm- down East aye:
nue. through East Not-walk. returning;
‘ovci‘ the “'ashington street bridge to‘
7 the point ol stamng.
The coming of tlleH- tanks is bound
'l to bring a throng ot’ people out. No»
f
w: -.._-J
A Stylish
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
STARTERS AND GENERATORS 0'7 All.
MAKES OVERHAULED
Fender, Body Work and Welding
- -——_—.’_ _. ~—-——.—-——'—.
8 In ’ m’ Mounted etato constitut ionai amendment
nemlnztou, all othels ‘ I a as B OS Ga 3 e ‘Wuld mg“ n” ““9 TM; Sonamrs _, ._.. _ . - _ - ___ ,, -, ,,
”ff-d "‘1‘; film“ t r ' P 9 absent mday' warp “'illillmson and EDWARD awe, NOTED BIRD Mlmc
:2: 321;,” 3.33:; PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT $11. so. NORWALK. llrxolésl.‘ . . To LECTURE AT HILLSIDE SAT-
. i Was sent to l w ‘ullpl‘ulll‘lil
. mm at ‘10 per month ‘ lions coiilnliltec. which directs the URDAY EVEN'NG‘
PLUMBER comptroller lo l‘pilnbll'5l‘ various perv ""-
TYPEWRITEH EXCHANG-
- Fatrflelu Ave., Bridgeport. Gone ;
“pp”-~ - vvpew" ‘ ""5-
'1
one should mist-t the opportunity of sec-
ilil: tllcsi- lllflt'lllllt‘fi. one of the mos"
wonderful (lo-\‘it'vri of modern warfare.
TROLEST-Bth-Sf— .
IN THE SENATE
(Continued—from Pace 0" '
live and in consequence of which a'
sons for eums cxpemlul In 19].". to The bird low-rs of Norwalk will he
Garden Tools
Rakes, Forks, Hoes, Trowelz,
Oudtivators, Weeders.
Anything to assist in garden
fig and caring for the lawn.
_ J. ROSENFIELD
' 40 WATER STREET
For Sale
1 Horse, 1 Open Delivery Wagon,
1 Top Wagon and 1 Truck can
be used with shaft or pole. Also
8 Bevel Front Tea and Coffee
Bins.
(I. ll. Charnoltg
Choice Beef,Veal,
Mutton, Pork
Also a Full Line of
Canned Goods
__——_
16 NORTH MAIN STREET
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
‘ TELEPHONE 5832
_.____l;
If you are looking for bar-
gains act quickly.
" l. P. BECKMANN & (30., inc.
determine ”mi" "ll-1h” ‘” “t“ office of interested to know that Edward Avis.
county co‘mulimiloner under "W“"l‘" concci'ning whom .lolln Burroughs ie'
mom of (.overnor Baldwin tor llit‘ lll‘ ~
terim between sessione ol' lllr Gener-
al Assembly, The Dt'I’MmS so reim-
‘ b“""““ ““1“ ”W“? ”“' """’ rm'“ .lhe llillisdc School. Saturday evening.
[all claims. Such a bill. 11 adopted. All!“ 2m” Mr. Avis has studied birds?
would end the introduction catch sea. _ _'
for many scan. and has a natural 2th
sion of individual bills to reimburse _ ..
. these appointees of (Qtnu‘l’lltll‘ liable for imitatin.v Ml-d Hones, This gilt has
win for court expenses lll do tmnlihinl: ““ ,.n “WWW“, thl‘nuuh mmsmm study 2
the. question nfdlltlc to office. All (“and enables .‘ll'. A‘is '0 imitate S0
hovcrnor Baldwins :Ilillnlnlt'ws were . . .:
Democrats. tlolicly tllc songs of tilam’ 0‘ OUT b'rd" -‘
“7- mi. 0' Waterford. objected that he almost scams to reproduce the.
in ”‘0 ”03"" when “‘m'” g": malde actual songs. John Burroughs says,
to was un er auspens on n t e m i" . . ,
' . . nevu heard am out I!»
the lcaolutlon increaaim: the salaries ”‘3' h‘ h.“ t ‘. ll ‘4‘ H~r~
of New London's county commission- produce bird songs m We - . l- t .
era. and it went to the Icalendar. ht rt .lnh. Shite th-mtlmloglst. (\n-Sl(l"‘
. School committees and otficcrs and or, Mr. ‘\\i~' as having reached lht“,
members of various bodies related to
town schools. continued in .wnd lit
petitions in favor of an average grant ll
of (Mir dollars per child in attentl' '()rnithqlo:v :.l't
once at public schools. minimum the ated
committee on education lute reported ' . . ll . .. \ . ..
' ' q a d letiutt. .li. Allix
a blll for three dollars per child. ““h 1'” hm n l l‘Tl
, Both branches of tlu- Assembly to- >bows full." A hundred ”“0"“ a_" "
day began what iii Tex-mica as their slides. He 1.11s fascinating storivs oi
busiest “PM“ because 4",?" "re so the bird habits and illustrates their.
many odds and ends ..; tulle. some “mg Wm] ”H. “0"" as '0“ M
of them of reat imntrlance. to bu » _ .
K I to ending whistling the notes. The lecturc tilllll
mnet enthusiastic, will give
lllllllt'el plant of succcss and savs that.
is lectures at thc Summer School of
always highly appreci-i
lay
' -- I disposed of preparaiolp . ~
83 and Q5 Wasmngton gt" ‘Wone 1405 blll‘lnt‘5< in l't-mlilla-ss . Inr linlll .‘ul bog-in at t-itll'l o'clock and is opt-n i0.
linurnmenl the win k after next. ‘tllc' public. mo lil'lct‘ or tii‘kt'ts twin:
‘ ”V? “f l Tho- Senate today had practically 'f . _‘ ta
l 7 V 7 i '7 _._. P W'- ‘ ’ > ‘ “if" 7" “'_" ’ ”‘ ' " " gnotlilng but Honet- business. and tllc 2“ H ”‘n "
l " .-—- lliousi- had only Scuttle business. To" *' ”“" “W
morrow. the Sennw will considcr lllt‘ VICTORY LOAN
' proposition to grant wolllnn lllc rllzht
! SChUItze,S ‘V'edneSd S . ' l to low for prcsitlt-nlial and \‘it-rupl'ps— , DINNER AT THE ' .
l ay pec‘a S idclitial electors. on which lllt‘l‘t' is COIINTRY CLIB
. a divided report 3 -.- ~ ,_ I
SIRLOIN STEAK .......................... . ‘” '1 "‘ ' (Continueditroni Page ODE) ‘
------ 42° 1" MULH DAMAGE I
3 FOREQUARTERS LAMB ......................... 24c lb. ; CALTSEI) BY .A ‘ om) of the Nomalk quota. This is j
i ‘ ‘ l ‘ about one fifth of the whole quota to
EB LAMB CROPS """"""""""""""" 32c lb‘ ' PE(L Ll‘éR FIRE start with already subscribed. “
then
ALL KINDS OF FRESH AND CANNED FISH.
SPECIALS
- For the Week
...axum‘mn SUGAR—
’ 5 lbs. 49c
"Ann's LARGE BREAD a
Cat to ................ 13c
.m BACON, a. lb. ..... 33c
-fiAPQBATED MILK—-
' 2 cans 25c
‘QU‘IEE' ROLLED oars-—
3 lbs. 17c
room's HAOARONI or
”1033111 . ..... 8c pkg
' A. STULL
2.4 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
you old cars to the Bridge
Am Wrecking 00., corner
and Center 883., Bridge-
Schnltze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
Porter Emerson Browne was
introduced. He spoke with a happy,
'vcin of tich humor about pessimism
and optimism. Mexico and Bolshe-:
Continued tl-om first Page.
.._.
; J. B. RISKO
NORWALK. SOUTH NOBWALK.
Extra Sale Only [or Tuesday
Round Steak ...... . ...... . ............... . .
Sirloin Steak ......... ' ....... , ............. 3 gee lb.
Porterhouse Steak . . ...................... 30c lb.
Smoked Shoulders ....................... 27c lb.
Corned Beef .......................... 16c lb. up
ChoppedMeat......., ................... 23clb.
Frankfurters . . . . . . . ................... 23c lb.
Bologna. Pressed Ham, Liverwurst ....... 25c lb.
Sperry & Barnes’ Pork Chons ............. 35c lb.
Home-made Liverwurst ..... ...... 19c lb.
This sale is only for Tuesday. Cash only. No
orders taken.
Morning and Wash Away the
Poisonous. Stagnant Matter
The house was situated at him: dis-
tance from an) fire hydrant and for‘
this reason but one linc of hose jut-av: ' .
laid and used in fighting the flames. A
stream of water was poured into the Gla 0' “0‘ wa'cr
tin-men to gain control of the flames.
“'llcn they arrived at the place Inc B m B “as
flaiiilea were bursting from every room e re tea ‘
in the house, a peculiar circumstance
that was iillllicdiately noted. Al-
; for two families there was not a per- .
son in the house anti it was learned Open Sluice: of the System Each
that neither family has been seen in
Norwalk since Saturday night. and it
is reported they are in New York to-
Chief Bogardus investigated after the _,__
fire anti: upon teartins avg: altars: Those of us who are accustomed to
0 ma resaes a smug Ol' ' _ _ ' ,‘ .
sene was plainly evident. But very lll- (“I dull and heaty ““9” “9 -""N?~
tle furniture was in the house and de- splitting headache, stuffy from a cold.
there. in?” WEN only a few IbedSh ‘1: look and feel as fresh as a daisy al-
allelidiflga rs and a stove in tle w 0 ways by washing the poisons and tox-
This is the second mysterious fire in ins from “‘9 body with phosphated
which Agnese has figured. the other hot water each morning .
garage and a brand new Overland tour- . in f _
mg car belonging to him was totally a :10 real hot watertwlth a tea
destroyed in a tire which was sur- 590°” 0‘ limestone phosphate in it
rounded by mum”.- to_ flush from the stomach, liver, kid.
The total damage caused is not neys and ten yards of DOV: e pro-
Layton carries inauran e but was un-
able to state this morfifng the amount bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans
of damage. An investigation is now his. sweetening and purifyingjhe en!
{under way by the fire and police de- tire alimentary tract before" putting
.partmenta and it is probable that ar- more food into the titotnach, .
Norwalk’s Leading _Dry Goods Store
~ It Your Sill-m Needs filleiiiaild
A Spring Suit ;
A Dainty. Waist .
A Comfortable Cape . ~
A Swagger Sweater
A Pretty Petticoat
A~ Seasonable Uiidergarment
A Reliable Raincoat
We Have Th’em
his loo"
'ul'P “Birdlaud” in the auditorium cf'
‘pean people, showing what our
‘ —4-———__
am 8:. Hyatt
/
fro... w- "W
e
Dolman
of Reliable Quality at a‘.Fai'r Price.
#1
H. KRIEGRER o-co. i
The Leading Outfitters to Men.
Women and Children
Why spend all your money at one timt
when we will sell you everything you
need on the deterred paymentplan.
Main
St.
,v x . ,35393
.. Bar.
;
IJ.._/ /
' I - I, v
INCORPORATED“
"fhlkdft: Htun- w. r.» um- ltumml ‘ut'llP‘."
— Aflew antei‘ Shoes Forked
o
a! lllmlla'ml.
» one of the ll'-“’ Fltrmr
lilllb’tflllfi. That Good
\itul'ing :‘vllil t‘tll'loitjl fil-
ling make or .\lcll'a
shoes at I. Mom-rule
price.
.‘I \DE. of Moltogunv
Brown, with medi-
um vamp, double
stitched too cap.
“'clted sole and
Broad h e e I.
Is Blind eyelets.
your boy hard on
9mm? 'l‘hcre'e a
remedy. “Better Shoes."
“'0 have them at
rixht price.
BRIDGEPORT
viam, that, had everybody captive 10 Loan campaign.
his whimsical wit and humor. Mix! Among the comments lrmn '
Gllbt-l-t Bogart. formerly of Norwalk. men of Federal Resci'it’ ill-‘1!" '
now a representative of the 2nd Fod~12anizations indicative ol the ,.
era! District Liberty Loan Commit- . in general Were these:
tee organization, was introduced andl Philadelphia-"Not onem ii‘l
spoke of the particular plans found in - much enthusiasm evcr ha»q l-- - i
the experience of the Committee to‘ denced in connection with a hm
be most effective for “putting over'" Boston—~“Thirty-“V9 m“”““ 'l“
the loans in industrial plants. Thctunomcially reported. TW 1“"
s‘fhemc pmvided for the organization cities and towns cxcct‘di‘il '3
oi the workers themselves to put the‘ headed by Proctor. V1,. \tllll w
loan across in their impective plants. . cent. over subscription."
The Hon. Regis H. Post, ex-Gover-f
nm of Porto Rlco, was introduced?
and spoke ably on the loan prospects:
and our duty with regard to it. He
dwelt on the confidence of the Euro-
_ past
expenditures in men and money had
actually done. He affirmed that while
we had done much in the presence'ot’
the actual sufleiring of our allies we
ought to do still more; and that ev—
ery reason which led us to subscribe
before now leads us to finish the
work. After a brief speech by Mr.
Mayeholf the meeting adjourned.
“—4 . __ ._.
TO BUILD lN NEW HAVEI‘
Benjamin Harris of stamp».
. ltierly of this city. and lFldOl' \'.
hill of New Haven. a graduate .
‘University. and its law school. ‘
purchased a tract of land near thv
lion, having a frontage of hill l'i‘ -
George street and 273 feet on Wham.
'street. The assessed valuation tit the
property is summit, hut lllc ltlll‘i .-:i~~‘
price was .more than the assewd \ Hzr
ntion. Mr. Harris and \Ir llcsltllv r
Too much mine improve the property by crt-tlliii‘ " "‘
Linwood Hen‘deraon,c?lli:o;tc::rt‘iiv:l; _ of the largest buildings lll M-vv II. .l»
the Country Club for the excellent : .__w_..-
dinner served. The tables were taste- 5 '
to!
.\lll
' j on CARS .i
5 LeXington Ave. So. Norwalk
. Cash Only. No Charge Accounts.
ER or. SIMON“ »
RAlLROAD AVENUE ‘
l --DAH
Bacon ......................................... 35cjar
Molasses ..r .................................... 10ccan
Salmon ............... 2mm
Riceandldilk ........ 1., .................. . ....... .loeean
LimaBeana ..._ ....... ‘ ........ ’ ...... ....... ,2eanaflc
'g'Sauer Kraut ........ ‘ ..... .Zanaie
.2“ -.Afl¢fi~mdwdm-« ~-;.;
H30 acumen-our, ' ..
dwelling bllt it was impossible for the
though the. place is used as a dwelling a Sp!endid flahi‘
gether with Agneae. the owner. Fire.
spite the fact'that two families lived foul tongue. nasty breath, acid stom-
havinlz occurred in July. 1916. “he“ 8 We should drink before breakfast.
known but it is estimated at 83.500- 3- vlous dav's indigestible' Mte.’ sour
grests will follow in short order.
I —-~
‘WHO TOOK LESTER
' HYATT'S EASTER BONNET
Lester Hyatt attended the MK Vic-
;tory loan dinner at the Country Club
q last night. and like the congenial soul
:1 that he is bad a jolly good time. but
gthe pleasure of the evening was pret-
ziy thoroughly spoiled when he went
ito get his hat.
1; lnntmd of the brand new derby of
:the prevailing mode—which he had
:wonr to church hater Sunday for coat very little at the drug store. but
’. the first time, there was a little meaao.
:ly 1917 model derby else 7. or two
Enumbers smaller than the one that
Jl‘lta Ryan’s heed. Whether the oth-
ier fellow'n ell-lull! It“ swelled der-
gng the m «Ww -'
The action of limestone phosphate iully decorated. the. edible were oil
and hot water on an empty stomach me best and 1h service was perfect-i
is wonderfully invigorating. It clean; Following was the menu: L
out all the sour fermentanns. nee, . hrape fruit cocktail ‘
waste and acidity and gives use .lbtuflel‘drglgve‘ ran-Bl reedmCeleryi l t ‘H l i“
, .‘. I , ~ ' wx e N
S‘:'l°!‘.".§’_‘. appetite for breakfaet and it SD. Sup . “m w m “mm“: ' m
Planted Shad (Boilers) fwtttch or clock quicker than dirt .ill‘
Cleanliness and -..u
I“
Let Me Tell You
nil
in said to be but a little while Baked Squab. Chicken .old. rancid oil. ti 0 l c ‘l‘lw
until “‘9‘ meet; be to Creamed ohttoea Ttion in economy in ii iii_ DP.“— y'
'ln the cheeks Kill 'A 191:2? Ham“ 1‘9"“! Bunion [musing delicate parts do indescribable \‘th
' I i ‘ . qua r Fancy Form lee Cream .and will soon wear themselves «with:
pound of “mm!” ””9““! will Cak‘o . permitted to run in accumulation .tm
Domini Tani ' “and without oil.
in sumcien! to make anyone who is Visa”. Hero. Cigarettes ;
bothered with billouaneaa. mm ..._..- i Ch as Bran d
tioti. stomach trouble or rheumatism WASHINGTON. April 22.——"A dis-i .
tineuve tone at m. diets-[nich-
ammo! - .. an.»
aredenthuelaatgntheeuiectotii-
Optlc‘l a n e
l Watch-hr Wk-
, Jeweler,
Quintin-ii .9: ._
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Norwalk Chronicler