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stram .&1 Hyatt
Norwalk'e Leading Dry Goodé Store
Our MerchandiSe iS Seasonable
Why Not Buy NOW?
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Testopbuyingistosbpbudnugblockingthewheelso
industry and aggravating the problem of unemployed.
The fpllow who will not buy need at! hope to sell, for the
person who would buy from him must first sell to him or 0
some other.
And now is the time to buy.
shortage and we believe with many
Lumber will not be lower for several yes-n. But irrespective
of advances, which we think probable, the diflculty which
you will encounter later in securing dry lumber will surely
intertfere with your building operations.
Willis llfliil
CHICAGO. April n—J‘he cost. .01
building steel ships will remain high
for some time. the sixth must for-
eign trade convention was told why
by Homer L. F president or
the Newport Net's Shipbuilding Com-
. Convenient location
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2. Courteous attention
3. Honest methods
4. Many y’au‘s “MW“
5. Several varieties of coal
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The World Is facing Lumber
others, that the price of
9.111.. , »
"The summit of the country now
have the edulpment to build vessels
in any size up to the largest vessel
afloat and to build the smaller sizes
of less than 10.000 tons dendweight
. Superior quality
. Correct weight
. Goal well screened
”71$
. Prompt delivery
10.
11. You can buy with confidencea
Eificient service
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‘~‘ 12. Test vnlue for your money
has been amused throughout the s It
\v
ltions and is greatly In excess of Ihel
‘ Even I! the weather is not
.. .... ...... mm...» .. .... In our Suit Section Is a most complete disolay of the I'm
' ‘The possibilities of the future or "
cou'niry. A large amount of capital
has been Invested to build new and
; 13. (‘3 sh or approved credit : -..__. Banana: wittclh iwIII have bout quuir DI ? ,
" .01.... 1.11.. 1 O mans
the industries are not very ’.brigbt latest models Of
The HalCh If: Bailey Co.
.I-nIarIn'ng old shipyards. but it has
Shipbuilding wages have gun.- up?
‘hUlACWPI‘ despite the interest which.
L 3037“" 36““O‘W 1.5.: “10?? 3.9:. 3.211.552- bt‘t‘n lnvvstcd under abnormal eondi .
"‘ ‘ M“ ““"d' BOSCH SERVICE STATION
' . over 150 per cent. and wages in the?
“are... om: Dre 552 s
vessels per ton. therefore. will be. ‘
”to or three- IlmI-s. the [Ire-war pric-z
cs until the industrial t'ilntlllllfllfl»
STARTERS AND GENERATORS OE All.
MAKES OVERHAULED h
c angle." --- ... l
Fender, Body Wot and Welding 2..TOM,, WALLER .
in a wide range oi colors and fabrics as well as in prices.
SEE l‘llli NEW SILK UNDERWFAR.
JERRISC"
Sunni. mnerwouc
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.2ng Remington all othe
.1. .. makes. mm mzec ' PAYS VISIT TO I
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:ZER’IL‘EIW Rzn‘gml vaaSt Bros. Garage , STATE CAPITOIN -... .. . - .l . _. A _ 7"; "" .
mm a. 310 per month. tlmse ‘old boy!“ in politics “ill \isit.
PHONE 1360 d 2011. 12 HESTNUT ST., SO. NORWALK. .
.11...“ a" C : Comm-'5 1...... 11... 1... "1. 1.1;? 1112‘“; ‘
l , ' 'eat
grilling? Biggrptrfzom 3 . .Izrnerltl reunion of legislators. tol
-' R -=_“ v 1' l ' ‘H_'. I __ 7 ,. p '_ _ _ - . _ _ p__ _ _ -__ _ _-,... 'l .- 9 Republican leaders 10d their hosts. ‘ymrk ”1" "“nlenni‘” celebration "f.
B .YP‘V‘ 9 , in, these days they even had a Dem- .(h'nt'l‘ltl Assemblies under the pro . O
:.__. -. 7 _‘ ”'" ‘éocrutic House. smoothing not rocm-d- 3”" P"““'““”""- l ' ‘
End in the present generation. ‘ "“ls'fi "‘ "b? ?
Alrcmiy tlwrt‘ is on» nqu III-0min
interested in
, Mr. Waller was
.dome to appom
Trolley Scheme
under the gilded
Rlilroad
I’m: In tome “ho “as born about the
limo President Madison has engaged
Schultze 8 Saturday Specials The Leading Outfitters to Mcr
w e
. . before tl .
(’arden T()OIS , :ggsKED SHOULDERS .. ........................ 286 lb- i(‘0’nm"lt¥‘ in (h? consul-(ration Of‘rin ‘ar “-nh nfllain. in 181‘ Sp\(tra}‘
9 H SHOULDERS ........................ . 32c lb. ”'8' bill Which in lo alio‘ th f ("MN aw” ”5' “mo” 3'99”“ A w m .
MCI. FOIRS, Hoes, Trow,els ‘1 LEGS 0F LAMB 36c lb .Gt’nernor and his ”nommemogxa lJohnsnn. II 5ounz chap or ninety-tour“ 0 en and Chlldren
Wtivstors, Weeders. 3 """"""""""""""""" ' busing business to take over the from “human Is at this day a dooI-i . -. -
A , SWIFT PREMIUM RAMS ........................ 39c lb. lmnbury and [lethal street Railway .WPfr m “I“ “main- :3“! ‘mlll'h'l'f
nything to assist in rden : ‘ (‘o.. and “34 millslone. III: III-Id 1 ""5- “S ‘1‘") ““3 “D ““3“" com" - ' ' '
.114 111111 f 111 f“ PORK ROAST ------------------------------------ 37c lb- .1... 1111111111 1111.1 11...: 1111?:1?:. 1.1 1., 11.. .11.. 1.1 1...... 11...: Wk) spend all your money at one llmt
u 8' 01' e awn. FOREQUARTBR LAMB ............. . ............. 26c lb. and all. on! Assembli until 1911 “hon he “at" _
. The petition berm-p In. commute-ell“ 5cm? old. The) elect the wry old When we will u ’ ' .
so you cvcrylhmg you.
has already had threeh hearings Sen- land 8"“ ”W ""3 "m“ m banner“.
ator Adams in opening this one: said out
J. ROSENFIELD
"on ms 153 STREET
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HBMSTITOHING
Buttons Covered
lnrabous and Furs Remodeled
TUTTLE SHOP
I! N. Kain St. 80. Norwalk.
SATURDAY
SPECIALS
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Schullze 8 Sammy Mme“ _ :;.:r.“'?11°1.;‘."::'::: 12:11:: ...?“ no.3"; ' 9°“ 0" WWW“ "WNW“-
at 1
United States License No. 17.003.
NORWALK.
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Swift Premium Hams .......... 40c
”ales: Smoked Shoulder ...... 34:.
Wed Tongues . . 32c and SEC
Dixie Bacon ................... 38c
M G. Barnes Bacon ..... 56c
Mine Spring Leg of Lamb 40c
Lawn Chops, Loin or Rib . . 45c!
elusive Fowls ............... 421:
Home Dressed Veal
fist Quallty Beef
Fun Home .. ................ 38¢?
w Beef from .......... 1 20: up
“field Butter ............... 70c
“by Fresh Eggs ............. 55c
M Line in Delicatessen and Fresh
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331‘; EGGS i171:
E V ERY EGG \VARRANTED FRESH.
ltcllogz's Corn Flakes or Post Toasties nkz. . 11¢
(1 ram Mountain Potatoes. per pk. .............. . 0c
(_ iov or or Magnolia Milk. per can ..............
Superior Blend Coffee. lb. ..................... 32c
Heinz Tomato Ketchup ........ 17c and 29c bot.
ivory. Naht tha. Ozone or Kirkman 5 Scan ....... 6c
( amphellZs Pork and Beans ............. 2 cans 11259
C am sSoup.a kinds. can ................
CrIli ornia sDried Lima Beans. ............ .12c
Hand Picked Pea Beans. lb. ..................
11c
Crisco (for shortening) 15c. 30c. 45c can
FREE DELIVERY.
A. F. BECKMANN & (30.. inc.
83 and 95 Washinzton St. ' Phone 1405
notables
Mis Cheese 2 lbs ........... 60c
\- 8 Mile Sluer Kraut for ...... 25c,
“I Coffee . . . ................ 38c‘
' ssssse Iator ..................... 38c,
m Cubes, per dozen ..........
* noun MAIN STREET
.m NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 5332
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fl“- éPECIALS
Far the Week
?&snoi.arnn soon—
5 lbs. 49c
romances—Ne. 3 cut to
' 15c can
i I 7. sure PEA BEANS
10c lb.
mu BEANS ..
.' 120 1b.
:' . CIDER VINEGAR
15c 11., 55c l
,W q 8’3
80
nouax soar
.............. 6c bar
TISSUE—
3 Five cent rolls 10c ‘
_ll. Chamokj
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New Prices on Meats for
Saturday
Sirloin Steak ............................. 30c lb.
1’ r- rterhouse Steak ........................ 30c lb.
Round Steak ............................. 30c lb.
Home-made Sausage ........... Q .......... 25c lb.
Smoked Shoulders ................. 27c and 29c lb.
'honped Meat ........................ c lb. up
Corn f ............................ 16c lb. up
Jorned Soareribs ......................... 23c lb.
New Cabbage ................... . ....... 2 lbs. 25c
2 cans Tomatoes ............................ 23c
1 can Spinach ............................ 25c
Salter Kraut . ' He can
Corned Pig‘s’ Féét‘ ..............................................
J. B. RISKO
5 Lexington Ave. 50. Norwalk
Cash Only. No Charlie Accounts.
Specials Friday and Saturday
85-32%? esize ......... . ..... ........55cdoz-
iuinsize ....... dos.
Potatoes ..... . ‘ ...... . ........ , .......... 3555ccnk.
Seed toes ........................... .60cvk.
SDi'lGCh ................... . ...... . ......
Fresh’llomatoes ......... ....~ ..... . Zfig
Asoaranrus ................... -. .5oebuneh
AllKhdsofChoeolates. ....... W Hie
DAHER
Bethel Gus & Light (‘oI wanted to but lumt‘d "WT"! 0"“-
"9 “a“ as (-IIIIIII back in 1992
was to be the last bill.
survd that it would be
Opposed by Light Company
The pment light ottoman} to
bury is opposed to this bill broom:
it nlloVI‘s the new company to sell
light and power. The proposed new-
Fll't'tr'l railway company does not care
much about the provision but Dan-
bury and Bcthcl as to“ us do want it
in. The, favor coinlntition. believ-
lug there still be ndranxagu out o! it. '
.1153’33 $371233? .1” 31"?” ”M" ‘°'"" ”°""‘"‘ ‘°“‘"‘"”“""'
"‘01, 'bo‘ dh ‘ ' ht‘t‘tlnd (‘llllfi'll next Tuesday Kl 2' I0~ lllldt‘il
I Luge n n durs. lie cxulained l the auspice-I of the Kings [)auglnprsl
“hat was intendnl Despite his four 'and Sons That all mav be comfort-
Kt‘ore pearl! his not”) rang out will‘ Me and not (“wand ‘as Ith were
all the pouoi \IlIIch once tlIIilh-d last ‘11...“ mp main church will be
DR. MACFARLAND HERE
TUESDAY ‘
Will Deliver An Address in South
Nor-walk Congregational
Church
on» III looking fonvard
Macfarlands address on
to Pom»?
“'nr“ .It ”It
liter)
.‘honrimz DI
"The Good that is
.‘s'atitms out of l'hP
,in
m
thousands When on tho stump. 4“,“. Business “ill be omitted The
Another Veteran Present “Sm. n. will 3,. Mrs “(N-d F15 rm. Mrs
The other \rtI-ran llvmocml Im 1':an lander \Irs' I” G Huntington
hand was iormvr State Treasurci lurs Milton [gm-00d Mrs A. H. Nash:‘
Edward S. Rolwns. whomI ac'iitit5 'le' Icharles Dunnrhack'. Mrs. “’fl.
Stale poliliIs was largely can If“ Bodwpfi Mrs. Robert Silcock,
lmtpora'ry with that or tormI-I Got Mrs. “1mg"; Sommers. Mrs. (‘. P.
""3" “8"" l-‘rev and Mrs. H. Hayes.
r Roberts I flmt‘ from I :Innan. At me close or the meeting at four
up among the lulls «It Litrhfield roun o‘clock a social will be held in the
Iy famous fut its polilltians of all .d‘i‘mh dining room to which every
brands and tTt‘I'ds L'Xf‘l'pl socialists "he is Imltcd. The “omen's Assn
Flair 5mm d‘“"‘ "'l‘ ”"1‘" I“ ”W MK" cmtlon of the church will serve lixhl
a u 9‘ _ "VIIlreshmonIs The Ieceplion com
Mr. Roberts Is .7 ytu,‘ old and no mm“. will be llunep M Kent Rich-
“ll? will rnto- hilll :Ibove .stt5 by his and H Golden. ( haries F Tristrnm.’
1"“!{3- H" "a“ m" 50 man) Iorm \‘clson Dickerman. David “’ Ra)-
.vt‘s hofme his name as his Ilistin- mond yenIan (‘ Drake, Charles E.
finished ”'1 “9“le "’“m‘i’l‘” bl" h" Hovt. Christian Swurtz. Mrs. J. M.
"'“‘“'°““ ““"W l" ”I" mun" much t‘oolidaze. Mrs. John Sayre, Mrs. 'r.
lUanI‘I‘. Fol'mI—r Governor \\' aller has 1. "0‘5“! Mr~ H. C. Sherer.
not [mid much attention In polillts in J.” (.mrg‘e Barnum Mrs. “'. C JPR- '
slip
the last tmmu ye‘a'na My: Robot-ts n G-gnung Mrs Ii. O.’
remained in the game. thmuzh dark
times as wcll Its bright sklI-s and af-
ter running \Iitlmut. suth-s .n lhei
forlorn hope you re
Mrs F.
ht-
State once in 19].". when was
ml RPVEIH)’ Ht! has bowl] in the! "V
General Assembll' and {DI man) 50am Boo I s
was the Democratic Stair :Iudiim ‘
He knows more politicians of today . ’ .
than the man from \I-w London who
started life as a ncwsboy and rose
to be a great lawyer and Governor. i: q
Meets old Friends
Mr Roberts had nine business to ‘
do in the State departments and he ;5,_
met a few Democratic friends uitb lt'
whom he had sat in contention. He
would talk with them about the days
when William H. Barnum ruled in
Litchfield county, carrying it in his
pocket. as they said. Mr. Roberts
helped to make Mr. Barnum United
State Senator.
it is expected that a good many 0‘
ll
know if the bill under ronslderation last as long as Mr lolmson he can}
m'the organ and Bin-.19. J. Sims
* the part of the national leudeni.
and most effective action.
he finally u on a , can: 31*...“ £021.“ “music;
r—m ‘4Wfi- -~._ -———.———.—.—vv -4.
_coolidgc. Mrs. John Sayre. Mrs. T. '
11). Van Doren. Mrs. Chas.
ers. A. E. Beebe and Mills
sHoyL
Daisy
“'. ll. Sto‘ue will pieside at
will
sen-ml
Mrs.
lend the singing and rutdei
“God has
.In Open door in
Sodai, educa-
interests
'0 a“ I solos
1 Dr. Mariarland 543‘s:
'H‘l befote America
Frame and Belgium
tional. and philanthropic
are seizing their Opportunity
'lt ls obtious that France will rise
out of this war :I pouert‘ul nation.
pith Immendous moral influence 'in
the umld of nations Thereiore the
religious life and institutions
France are of great significance In
Europe. to the Christian world at
large and in many fields of missions.
if i am not mistaken. and l feel
sure i am not, there Is going to be II
significant change of attitude towards
religion and religious institutions on
pub
licists and of the. Government itself.
”we have. on the part of the
churches. an opportunity
crated Christian salesmanship and
sortico, calling for our earnest pray-
er. our deepest thought. our
Such are
most profound convictions.
Respectfully submitted.
CHARLES S. MAt‘FARLANI'I,"
III 5'
Men’s Army Rubber Boots, $3.98
(Jim to his friend)“ Now that fishing time has come let's go fishing this Sunday.
(His friend) I would go but 1 need a pair of rubber boots and a. good pair costs $7 or $8.
(Jim) Ha, Ha, Ha, you can get a. pair of Threequarter ARMY RED RUBBER BOOTS a.‘
LEVY'S on WATER 81'. for $3.98 and the real Hip for $4.65. That’s where I got my littl:
Johnny MONITOR Shoes forr$2.49.
Simonds. '
:me of all m;
of ,
for reuse j
wisest ,
Commissioner to Franco,
WOMAN CRIED WITH PAIN.
Thousands of women work II-Ilu'
Jrhilv suffering from kiclncy or blzryl- I-
III'IIIII-nls lilal I-nn be I‘Islivt
t‘il. MI ll.
“'m'ue, 2726 .'.I'd 81.. than I‘nrk. ;_'sl .
writes: “i had to sit down durim, my
houwwnrk. M5- har‘lt (lf‘hl‘tl ~10, earn
my hip pained me so I used to cry I ~-'
I}... [min “as. :u Lit-,4. Vow I am ll .
ful to saw tit. It Foley lx’IIlney l'lll- I '
pain.“ ‘i‘mt'km .9.
still or swollen POMN". I:
indicnttnm of km
muscles.
:IIatiI' pains .221-
.‘l‘Qlllllt‘. l-‘IIl~-\ Kltlm‘y Pills 11--
;md I‘I‘liulllv. leyehrfnlz m."
mils. sullenul’owcll Curpn'utnv
“I m YOUNG MEN’S
- SPRING SUITS
‘ READY r03 roux ,
mspnc'rmrt. ...,
COPYRIGHT
, Ciothmg Co.
5‘5 N. um 5' So. VIII-wax.-
SHOES “
Men’s Blue
Work Shirts
i87c , .
Gossip About Eye-testinz
Get your eyes tested properly only
by a real Eye Doctor and graduate'
physician—and 5our written prescrip
lion filled at Brand’s asso many NOF-I
walkers do! . .
Men’s Blue
Serge Pants
$2.98
Men’s Khaki
Pants
$1.88
.Don‘t go out of town. but Set 3
recommend or an Eye'Doctor from
Brand's. You wiiisave money if .20“
,get a preemption from an m 50d“-
becanae you don't have tenure rout" .
eves tested only turns it you destroy
your shrew. or lose your glasses.
Chas. Brand 3 58 WATER
STREET
.Men’s Scout Shoes
Maisflandtlilresssmes. allstyles
Ialsoearryacompletelineotthcibhnsonshoe.
\S. LEVY
$1. 88
$4.59
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. STREET
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