- 'l'lymn of Hate
We hate to lie—awake
nights worrying about buSI-
as“.
We hate to tell the truth—
when we say that coal will not
be lower very soon.
We hate to have a big lot 5!
coal on hand and no one who _
wants or needs it—as in the
put winter.
We hate to have no coal
whatever and hundreds of I
customers demanding some-7
as in the previous winter.
We hate to have many
orders to fill and not to be
able to get coal on account of
some “harbor strike"-—as at
present.
W. hate to sell coal at such l
a. hi'I price as we do—but .
we : met help it.
RECONSTRUCT TBE 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 repairint and "'
modeling will readily restore it to present day standarda
Perhaps it' s a new porch, a summer kitchen, a side en-
trance, a 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,
knotless and crackless manufactured. lumber.
BOARD, for better walls ‘and ceilings.
The Hatch f: Bailey 60.
a ‘51:.
0’
including ' that
BEAVER
l
T hate—but what’s the
use? ,
GiEERRISC‘"
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
STARTERS AND GENERATORS OE All.
MAKES OVERHAULED
Fender, Body Wet and Welding
Swim. underwooe
Remington. all other
males, sold. mud
repaired. Rentals .0
per month Incitin-
EVaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT STE.. SO. NORWALK.
sold at 810 per month.
PLUMBER
TVPEWRITER EXCHANOI
see Fslrfletd Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn
tar-"“- ~ vvo-w— -——.
Garden Tools
Rakes, ’Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
.ultivators, Weeders.
r Anything to assist in garden
u and caring for the lawn.
J. ROSENl-‘lllll
40 we rm STREET
.——_.‘___. _.-—‘.._—-‘ -._4_-. _..._.._._.:E
«C I). CharnokE
E
Choice Beef, Veal ,E
Mutton Pork
Also a Full Line ot
Canned Goods
7
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
COUTH NORWALK, CONN.
t TELEPHONE 583-2
SPECIALS
For the Week E
.m'rnn SUGAR—
5 lbs. 49c
Evan's LARGE, BREAD -—
' Out to ............... 13c
BACON, a 1b. ..... 33c .
IVEAEPana'rnD MILK—-
2 cans 25c
{tram ROLLED OATS—
3 lbs. 170
foams MACARONI or E
”AGHETTI . . 80 pkg
A. S—T—ULL
. 24 Cottage Street
E "East Norwalk
N,... . . .
E
t
E
E
E
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.
If you are looking for bar-
gains act quickly.
A. r. BECKMANN & (30., inc.
83 and ‘35 Washington St. Phene 1405
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
FANCY BUCK SHAD ................... 40c lb.
Fancv Blue Fish .......................... 35c lb.
almon Steaks ...... . ............. 35c lb
Steak Halibut ........................... 30c Ib'
Fresh Mackerel ................... -. . . 24c lb
Steak . ............................ 22c Ib'
Boston Blues 18c lb.
a doc ............................... 12c lb.
Round Clams ....... . .................... l_5c at
Dened Long Clams . .................... 55c oi:
Sch‘ultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
NORWALK.
DAHER & SIMON”
I RAILROAD AVENUE
l Bacon
I
......................................... 35c jar
Molasses ....................................... ,10c can
Salmon ................ 1 ....................... 2 cans 25c
Rice and Milk ..................... 1 ............... 10c can ‘
Lima Beans ................................... 2 cans 25c
Sauer Kraut ................................. 2 cans 25c
All of these are of good quality.
_.
1 . COLLINSVILLE, Aptil 24
NOTICE
We Make a Specialty of
CLEANING & REPAIRING
Fire 1
'sltttks in several stores and driving
the many occupants in upper stores
to the street.
EBI'itnin was the. owner of the build-
'ing. The stores were those of cloth-
ing. meat. hatdware dealers and a
scam NORWALI. E
COLLINSVILLE HAS $15,000 F'REA
Ilcr tht- I-lztim .‘llt' “as hi: wit'c and
thc not'ermnvnt :Illott-d another $13
catch month umlrr lllt' bt-lict on thc
f... 1..
I'm
DEERING. CHRISTOPHER J~——Dis~
charged March 17th.1919.(‘amp
McClellan, Anniston. Alabama. Pri-
vale. lat class Helical Dept. Home
address East Rocks as once Nor-
walk. Conn.
ELY. CLIFFORD S «Discharged Ap.
til 1001,1919 306th Battalion, Co.
ll lat class Private. Tank Corps.
Address Norwalk. Conn. R. F. D.
42.
I’.\l. lVKAS. PAC-l. J. »l)isc.ltarged
April 9t..h 1919.151" Depot BL.
lleatiquarter‘s Co. Priutte intantry.
Home address. No. 9 (‘ hurch str,cet
South Norwalk. 1
xnxsm. hoasrrnn - In... harzed
Dec. 1011!. 1918.131!” Anilleiy Re.
placement, 5th Regiment. 21st Bat.
()ct. Rep. Draft. Priutte. artillery.
Home address; Counu street.
1.
N orwalk a Leading Dry Goods Store
' Silk
S\Vll"'l‘.GI-ZOR1.E Idlll‘ll Itischai'il'
ed Tanunry 29m 19m stationed ntE
Navy \urd. Washington D. (. .Tor-E
pcdo “’orks. Seatnnn '_‘nd, NatalE
Rest-I've. Home address. (‘ottcordl
street. South Nat-walk. l
TAYLOR. STANLEY Ito\\'\RD ‘I
lllsclmt'gl'tl Jun. 21“. lfillt. 'thlIE
lingincers Train. l'IittIIr. l‘, S A.
Home address. (ll'llllll'lull tut-nue, E
Norwalk, ('onn. E
“'I‘ZIJJVITZ. \\'Il.l.l.\.\l ALBERT» — :
llisclmlgml April lilth. 1919. 132ml.
lit-pot lirigadc. 13th Hump-my. ithl
Battalion. Sergeant. llll.‘ IntI_\ llotIIn, _
address. 59 West H\I-'llllt
\\'ERNHR. [IAYNAR INN llillgt‘ll
Jun, 17th. 1919. 151M ltvpol llti :
undo. (‘amp Stet-cits. \ 1st lln.,t
address. .
Semvant. infantry. llntm-
Ntit'ualk. E
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l
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Highland In cnuc. Son! h
JOHNSON. CHARLES l. llischttt'g f
I'd Jan. L'lst. 1919. l‘_’Ih I)i\i.~liun.
:lSth Mnchino Gun llt‘lllulltln, lint
‘lttlion llI-udqutlrlt-i's. llnltnlintt St’rr
Lil'flllt Major. Machinc Hun Home.
:tddt‘t-ss. Rhet‘sldc. (‘onn I
lll‘ilfillS. .\l'(:l'STl'S ll ltischnrgt-d
March 3th. “919. lilftth tit-Ilnance
lit-pot (‘0. Sergeant tlrdnatnt-v E
llomc address, 3:: Fort rllt‘t'l. l-JIIHIE
XIII-walk. t‘onn.
HATES. GORDON lltst' llalgt tlE
March 23th. 1919. Soc 1:". l'.‘_‘nd IN-
pot llrixndo. (‘o. No 2, I‘t‘iratc.
first class. Medical l’t'lll Home ad-
tlrl‘r‘t", 2:9 (‘hcstnut >ll'lt‘l. South
Ntit'uatlk, Conn.
WIFE OEMAN 1N
PRISON POSEb ‘ AS
WIFE or s01 man:
Continued from First Pate.
and sin- is lwing lit-hi tor lltt‘ lt-tlI-Inl
authorities.
George Tim-icy. a noun;
with his mother III So {it Hicks
street. cnterotl the war wrrice ofi
llu- linitcd States on Ana-t l. 1918 E
According to informant". rccehed at
the district attorney's «lice in this
who lived
"Not I tuber
an) other doctrine that atmtks
actereigntt
'Mext‘co.‘
Paul has been
rfw more than a week
also bct-n reports that (veneral Eduat- ..
Price .- 75c,
Little need be said about the comfort and usefulness of silk gloves in
Sui-innr and Summer. for they are a necessity to all well dressed women. A 2H" t
deal can be said about the quality of OUR silk illoves.
double linger-tint quality that Kayser alone makes. and thcv fit perfectly.
- ' _; The Best Makes of Silk Ho'siery
The kind that have a reputation back of them. Black. white and all colors.
’ Silk Gloves and Hosiery
Gloves for Wear Now
the
They are the durahlt
85c, $1.00, $1.15, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50.
*—
‘MEXICO HAS .
SEN T RECALL
T0 MINISTER‘
(Continued front Page One).
Erratum- signs-d by the l'rcstdcnt .
Mexico. Notwithstanding the tact‘
that thc I-‘rcnch (lorcrnment. last
expressed its willinmes's
Io acct-pt Srnor I‘anl's nomination. he
has hvcn unable to prcscnt his cro-
detllinls to the French
throughout his long stay in Paris. In
v’it-n of the nbotc
President tairanza.
'ptIttnu-nt. llflfl otdcrcd that Scoot
l‘.nni together with the
corps. protmnti from Fiance to Spain.
there to await tabled instruction.‘
The tithcr statement follows '
"The Conference now meeting at
El’nris has considered the recognition
Some gov-vE
of the Montoc Doctrine
ernments. friends of Mexico hinci
naked Mexico for? its opinion regardE
Eing the doctrine and the Mexican De-
partment of Foreign Relations has
answered that the Mixican Gmetn
ment has not rocognized and “ill not ‘
recognize the Monroe Doctrine loI
l in '
of
l
The Iccall from Paris of Minister‘
nttnorcd unoffitiaily '
There ham:
and Intlt' pt‘ntlt "(‘0
city. he In still in Ilw 1,.,- ice. and Itl~
”mm “114““ ion l ’1 m TR” .dn Hm aho has both nominated
_ . . .. E I E m ‘ ‘ g" {Mt‘sican Minister to ltnh. uill aim
EEEEQ‘ H" 1mm”, EE Al” guilt) OfE be Ncnlled. although there is no oi-
pcrpcttttting a “7““ on the WHEN." flci l information relathc to the lat-
mcnt. 'l‘ho- matte-t of adjustment ‘ rt
with him for it I~ tlnitucd hc has ‘9'. repo _4 A , .
dono. has boon l't'l' 'cd to his com» ___.__. .___-.._. . R '
mnnding otlich. Lin district :Ittor- CUT THIS OUT-4T IS “0 TH
nI-)'s omcv hats lN‘Il advised. MONEY-
to thc iniormn E
wr nutrriml. lllll
'llt? time of t~llll‘_\ .
lit dt‘sltrnaletl
Tinslcy. "('Ctlltllll'.
lion received. “its to
it is claimed that .It
into ”10 War scrum
Mrs. lillcn llridnl lltElD' Innis Sump
son as his wife. undt r the natmc of
Ellen llrhlni Ttll>lt_\_ and 51,-. Ill lllt
qotnpcnsution that ho was to re
ccite "Ht‘ll month 1mm tln- gun-In-
Incnt he :tlloItn-tl It! the woman un-
strength of lllt Innns
sides and b. "N l:-
decimation E kidne) and
I
l
————-— - Q E
Don" Miss 'lhis.’ t Itl out this >lip.E
cnclosc “ilh In and [Hall to F-oh) 5:.
('..o
writing \our n: llllt
EYou uill Iccehc in II tum a Itinl pack
Eagc containing: Milt _\ ‘s 110nm and Tut
(Honipottnd
croup; l-olcz. Kidney l’ills lul pm It in
283.. Sheffietl .\\c (Hltictiga "L.
and shit. we clt ail} ‘
ioI (cumin. tolds and
rlH lllllallslll.lldtlt.l(l11‘,_
bladdet ailments; and
that the woman \\ as In fact his \‘lllt‘ F'Ult’) (‘atha’tit Taiilots a “holesomt
The “tlnldll the It-ccipl
(lIctk took it to n grocer}
whore she ctt't'torat-d it and 1“!
tho $30 on Norctuhcr 23 of last 3“?”-
In hI-r statement made to
government into-stigators. the Woman,
said she gave $1?- of the $1!" to the"
mother of Tinsley and that sht-E
"blew”nh: otht r 817. i
on
rtoio -
U s LOSES HEAVILY 6
IN WAR INSURANCE
' ‘l
tConttnuee from first reset Ep
_ _ ,
Death awards for insurance haw
been made on H.744 claims. :tchclimZ .
102.286 beneficiaries. In mam
stances the monthly insutnnte it?“
mcnts are divided among as many “3.
ton bonelitlaties.
tinder the provisions of
li‘ insurance act which
compensation of whether or
man in service held insumnct'. HH‘N‘
hate been made 19. 295 .Iwatds forl
compensation for death utth monthly E
the- Wat E
provides IE
not the'
'the Bee Hive black during the night I pavments 0f 84 8 403
gutted the structure destroying the'
Compensation for disability is paid
by the Bureau of War Risk lnsur-antc
to more than 14. 975 \beneficiaries.
Hyman Belkin of New These disability awards carry month-
'ly payments of $411,366.
There have been 105. 800 claims for
insurance awards for deaths filed
“”4“.“ constipation.
sluggish bowcls. v—Stillson [’o“ ell
fcdcrttl . pol' ation I
I
in E
l.
"r 'h‘ and thoroughh cleansing cathaitlc. for
lIiliousm ss. head. who and
(‘In'
—;‘ ..
‘ ‘3 .H .m. .22.le .m gs“ E ., .L’GE 1.1.. ,2 “50“,)... '3
BOOTS
(Jim to his friend) Now that
(Jim) Ha.
9&2;
til .
Government '
circumstances <
through this dc- ?
legation ;
Men’s Army Rubber Boots
(His friend) I would go but I need a pair of rubber boots and a. good pair costs $7 or $8.
Ha, Ha, you can get a pair
LEVY‘S on WATER 81'. for $3.98 and the real Hip for $465. That‘ s where I got my little
Johnny MONITOR Shoes for $2.49.
1
H. KRlEGER 6 CO.
The Leading Outfitters to Men.
I Women and Children
Why spend all your money at one time
when we will sell you everything you
need on the deterred paymeatplan.
E
k a .I_ . , .11.... __
wfiowdeonar °____,/ --EE w’
“The Big Shoe SIM “ ll“ “one“! \allfl'a.”
.Vici Kid Oxiutd $
Brooklawtt
llniffl.
:I~ 1.3!;
~- .‘lll all round L‘Vi‘.) -‘...'\'
low built for i‘z'.
new or drvs': and
Hill til \(I
slmc. st»
-‘ Pd:
iE Ks). ‘5'.)ll.
ARE sum: ..I -..~.~I pliable
‘ . Blitz i. KM t~t' I‘x"e|5L‘-Nt
you part cit or . ll '. t' I ' '
about Ilic fit of qua E“ . a. “Mr“ “Eu;
.‘mll' “.005... “.v Ming fours: with».
nvc \‘ICRY articular slit-dc laud, Cuban
LIn mung I Int 'N't‘l and “'cJ' nolc.
Its IMMI"I.
-m.
\
ssmenronr
SHOES’
$3. 98 t
’EOE.
\E'I
fishing time has come let's go fishing this Sunday.
BOOTS
3.?
i’.‘
of Three- quarter ARMY RED RUBBER
4-.»
Men’s Blue
Work Shirts
I
It
s
Me’n s Khaki
Pants
Men’s Blue
Serge Pants
stnilor. The
Com ticated Wat hes or Clocks.
p c {about slsflooo
“hen n out ch oi (lock is brought
to us fox cleaning or mainspring only.
you cannot. expect adjustment of the:
uorks for the cleaning 01 mainspting‘. TRANSPORT DUE ON SATURDAY
done. as there may be a slight de-:
aggregate
The
fit e is undetermined.
losses were ' With the Bureau of “far Risk Insur-
the once, and but' 1.604 claims have been
.dlsnllowed for \arious mama. and
Ein many cases the disallowance is
not final. Claims are being filed at
the Iate of about 3a) a day and
origin ‘ of
87c
$2.98
$1.88
9,, 9..- so 9 10-
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cannon COLE)DI80HARGED E Compilation 0
, wasmno'mx. Apt-II n—nmi-s-E‘t. now belum misc
tile. ... of ”Miriam .
samen- ”gig
. BOSTON April 24. —-—The United award... a, be
- t ., n ,.1ng made at tho rate
, t Old to 11 [((‘l n it} ”It parts 91' Eh “" (Ch States transport Dakotnn with theE e ’
1 m the]! tire m..- W... to... mm... .m ggghggdjog; m5; m3: ‘.‘..:.: Men 5 Scout Shoes - _- 1. 88
v '= Wrecking 00., corner i arrive here Saturday night aocord- Em, insurance am 3:35. in 33mm . ’E '
, n t E
“rm 8“» 3...... Charles BrandEnéafiuinif-“iat “6: am: . menu“: to: .3. ..... was. .2: m’ s if m 57 W Shoes, 8“ styles - - WWI-59‘.
_Ph°ne'm "’0 officers and 1,486 men. I K E u.-
unease-2., , - The wk Engineers Regime!“ "a £21m at the me of more than 500 a I also carry a complete line of the Johnson Shoe. ‘ not; :55?” i'.
band parts m tires to . b. “ATCHMABER recruited from New England Ran-I Bum! 9mm formal who fled ;
me of m ract!ca Jlgfiéf‘zilscg-‘tv& i toads and was the first Lew England' E in the service have been paid bv the
. . . . .unit to reach France. E bureau in 19,225 cases at an expense. 58 ‘v ATEERE-
Washington 50.. South home": E STREET
.l.
2th. v - « 0f ‘flth
fish-rum
58 WATER t
LEVY g: STREET ,2
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