ofthelittlebird: inhand
better twice, than in the -
mean you see, when
‘érERmso .
a a I In. maroon .7
Remington. au 00:.
'e ”keg. Bald “M I
repaired. Rentale 8. g
per month Inchin-
sold a: 310 per month.
'LUMBER '
.T necwmren excnauoa
*' . Home Ave” Bridgeport, Co-
nfirm-v “mew-wees
Garden Tools
Bites, Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
.' ‘uyators, Weeders.
‘ ”thing to assist in garden
and caring for the lawn. ‘
J. ROSENFIHD ;
on warm STREET g
HEMS’ITI‘CEING
Buttons Covered
bone and Furs Remodeled
- TUTTLE SHOP
‘5'. Main St. 80. Norwalk.
sprouts
For the Week
“NULATED SUGAR—
- 5 lbs. 490
mum BRAND MIXED ’
m, 2. lb. ............. 400
“TOM—No. 3. Reg. 20c
.m cut to ............ 15c
YiSTATE PEA BEANS,
distant trough—by - ‘
is in your bins secure, '
m worry you are free. ,
.................. 10c %‘
L .
Why- Not Buy ‘NOW-P
industry and wanting the problem 0; unemployed
some other.
of advances, which we think probable, the diflculty
intertfere with your building operations.
The Hatch if: Bailey Co.
i
mesa: mxmxntm' ”1&2.
- ——-. .. - _ > g———
Tompbuyinei-tompbmim blwmcmm“ °‘. The mum- was In 6. Me-
'The fellowwhowillnot buyneednothopetonng‘or‘h‘j
penonwhowonldbuytromhimmuetflrstselltohnn 01"»
And now is the time to buy. The World is facing Lumber
shortage and we believe with many others, ‘11“ “1° P"°°.°f
Lumber will not be lower for several years. But M;
w
3011 will encounter later in securing dry lumber will surely
Continued tro- nm Pate.
at P3.» cent. Subscribed
Cormack. Associate Secretary or the
Area Centenary Ofice in New Yorlr.
who stated that area quota had been
81 per cent. subscribed to date. and
urged that new clone be put forth to
raise the remaining » 19 percent.
within the next few days. It is very
important, he said. that the New
York Area should complete its quota
before the campaigns opens in
“'eat on May 18.
Secretory McConnack was followed
by Distdct Superintendenr Elmer A.
llieut o! the New Haven DisIrieI. Dr.
~lDent put his district (o'er the top
'nbout a month alto. with an excess of
Inbout 37.000. and in an address,
;sparkling With eloquence and wit, he
told the dimers how it all came about.
the methods he used, the surprising
responses on the 'part of some
fchurchos in which it. would have
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
STARTERS AND GMERATORS OF A”.
MAKES OVERHAULED
Fender, Body Wor and Welding.
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST.. $0. NORWALK-
I seemed absolutely impossible to raise
5the quotas. and the wonderful spirit-
ual awakening throughout the dis~
In“ as a result of the campaign. So
church he said. need {ear that pres-
sure upon the Centenary Campaign
‘ulllll vrlpplo other intervals. for it
‘lwl hW-n his experience that in ev-
en «hurch where the campaign plans
had been fully carried out the whole
lite of 3h" (‘lllll‘i‘h had been 'slmrulul
HI.
I=§~lmp Luther ll. \Vilmn. It I). Ll.
l- v! the New York Epiwopal Ari-a.
lunilt‘ :r stirrinz address which “in
“Flt-"Id In ui‘h the kecnest Int-res!
'l‘his “as lollowed by several r-hmt
:ul-qu—we by ministers and campaign
chairmen “hose churches have reach-
eri their quotas, Amonz lhcm Weir
49c doz-Fresh Eggs-49c doz
Eat Them \Vhile the Price Is Lovv.
OTHER INTERESTING SPECIALS FOR
ECONOMICAL HOL'SEKEEPERS
Campbell's Pork and Beans ............. 2 cans 25c
Crisco for shortening ............. 1 1-2 II). can l5c
l' ancv Blue Rose Rice. oer lb. ................. 2
Quaker Rolled Oate. her IllkE. .............. . . 10c
Nucoa Nut, Oleo. the. \vor ’5 best. lb. . . ....... , :llc
Reindeer Nut Oleo. line value. lb. . . . . . ..... 30c
ljure Leaf Lard. per 1b.. ....................... 35c
L‘amxbell's Soups. all kinds. can .............. 10c
P rcs‘ Roas, Colfee 32c. 35c. 38c lb.
Domino SuZar. 1-2 niece-s- . l . . f. . . . : .
‘ mice Marrow Beans. Der lb. .......... . . .. .
Pulled Rice or Puffcd Wheat. pkg. .............
SEED POTATOES FOR SALE
.2 lbs. pkg. 28c
15c
12c
;' A. r. BECKMANN & co. Inc.
83 and 95 Washinzton St. Phone 1405.
Schultle’s Tuesday Specials
RIB LAMB CHOPS ...... .
...................... ._ 38c lb.
BEEF LIVER ........ .’ ........................... 12c lb.
BROOKFIELD EGGS, Strictly Fresh .............. 52c doz.
FANCY LARGE CALIFORNIA ORANGES 50c—65c doz.
m
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.9%.
NORWALK.
SOUTH N ORWALX.
A. ,STULL
:4 Cottage Street ;
_‘ East Norwalk
I I). Charnokl
Canned Goods
m NOBWALK, CONN. f
" TELEPHONE 583-2
‘ have any junk and second
utnre. sell it to the right
&ASH
a JAFFE
.w‘
T ,mnonm MAIN STREET : ‘-
”WW
Special at The Seymhur
Hot Rolls, Bread, Pies. Cakes, Corn Mullins, Biscuits.
Hot Soup, Salad, Beans, Cold Cuts of Meat. All ready at
. 110011.
7 RAILROAD PLACE
Tel. 973. South Norwalk.
I
I
Slandard Butler & Egg Store
53 Main Street,
12 North Main Street.
Norwalk
- So. Norwalk
FINE
55C TABLE BUTTER 550
Try a pound of our Special Grade Butter ....... 65c
American Cheese .......................... 31:
Fresh E225. every one Aguarantecd ........... 19c
3 rolls Toilet Pallet; 10c
Fine Parlor Brooms ....................... 45c
Libby’s Evaporated Milk ................ 2 for 25c
Libby’s Condensed Milk I 14c
and“. , l.
......................
l.
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l‘ Ii. Newell. or the I'I1rI-l€'~'
Home ('hIII‘Ph. New York: Ilr-v .\. I.
Faust, of \\'v.—Ichestrr . New York:
('hill'li's E. Hoyt. ol .\'m~t\alk; Mrs.
l'irtlirOW. (ll Eamon. and .‘llSr‘
F Stowe. of Newtown.
Group Conferences
.\' Iho- rnnclmion oi the mlrluwws.
tin— rampart) Ilitrded into zmuv Sec.
tlrvnul contort-news under the follow-
Inz leaders. Manhattan Group. Rev
i it xa-uvll; Bronx Group. Rev. A.
"l. Faust: \\'e.‘tchester (from). Rev.
\\' R hlclmrmmt and Ilev A, C.
,linynlnn: Stamford Group. Rev Min
ll'I‘ Harwnod: Norwalk Group. Rev
ft‘, E Renedin; Bridgeport Group. H
,.\ l'ham'e: lumbury Group Rev. B
F Saxon; New Milford Grok Rev
J “7 Dodson.
l‘pon reasrsmrthlmz. (‘hairman Chal-
ft-e nllllll‘llt‘d up the findings of the
'grnup comers-now. and District Su.
'prr-I’Irtenuvm (‘harlcs \K'. Mc(‘ormick
of the Sun York District emphasized
rho~ irm-onance' oi the district’s reach
in: Its lull quota If at all possible.
imam: the lwartlvsi conga-ration to
this rnd. Announcement was made
'hav Nth some money'now in sight
who amount rubecribed in the district
’31. date would amount to over SIDS.-
;irwi. lemma :1 balance still to be raisv
rd of a little over 823.M '0 00mm?!“
Erin. alIslIII-I quota m “26.35”. The
hum-1m: “as ('flfil‘lulle‘d- wrlh prupu
.- ,hI Rev “' II. Finch.
'Hlfx :ARIANS
TOP LIST FOR
CITIZENsIIIP
\\' H
Elwo-
Contimmil from First Page.
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l
217 New Petmona
Il--.‘l(lt'> lllt‘ alien enemy llsl ll‘u‘lt'
guru about 217 new petitions and 65
Iandulales who have been partly on-
gmmned. In rtiation to the latter Spe-
jciai Examiner Allan F. t'hurch earn-
,ul ra‘ndidau-s all the last session that
g'thv) must be in shape to ansuer all
Iqut‘sllons propounded at the May scs‘
lsion or their application would be
passed out.
Examiner Church has m-lrythinz in
gr‘eadiness {or the big field day and he
twill be assisted by M. J. Flanagan. as
ristant clerk of the Superior Court.
and Naturalization Clcrk Frank 'l’.
-‘ Munich. Judge Howard .1. Curtis will
lpreside and listen to the examination
of applicants.
(‘ourt will open Tuesday
331 )0 o'clock. As there is a big ar-
lray or talent it is doubtful if the
Work of naturalization will be accom-
‘ . ~ bv
"NIShcd next Week. and It Is expected . ‘
‘lhat two court weeks. “Ill be taken Savlw.e>a(‘ll house- co>tlmz “£00. The
raw was tried before Judge Cut-ti“ re-
centlv.
‘
up with it.
\VELCOME FUND
(Continued from Page One).
The Knights of Columbus will later
hold theatre benefits, the proceeds of
which will be” added to the above
sum of $‘.307.07.
g
l
or 3125334 QUOTA
the‘
REACHES $6307.07 CANNEFAX
neiax of New York won
cushion billiard title from Alfred De
Gm. 150 to 141. although he lost the
final block ot the match. which lasted
until after midnight yesterday morn-
? Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store ?
a
-\l’.’ ‘.\.\‘ l\" t i‘ \\\‘¥ " ‘ l 0 \‘
i>.\V‘-Io.itl'r!t)_wvr.
_“ ‘ ._ ‘Neqw
l
I! you have
has come this year at just the right time. All of our eil‘om will be concentrated 12-: .
the new problem of guarding the modern women's health and beauty.
undertaken unaccustomed or unusual work you will benefit gr. ~ ‘. : .
visiting our Corset Department during Nemo Week.
Aak to see thenew Kern) Self-Reducing Cornet No. 361-a most unusual corset for 7:3 ' l|
EQUALLY As IMPORTANT
A bme1ere to fit. shape and rcmold the upper part of the figure pm:
They are hygienically constructed and make you look and feel
‘-O\~a'w ‘ '
a servioeequal in importance to that of the corset in supporting. m] :
and reshaping the body. 1
anto JUSPUL BRABSIERES 3
have an oiginal patented lacing device Which make them i
“Fit as You Fasten" 1!.
All sizes-$1.00. $1.50 and $2.00
Anili’DmIOTIONS A ,
EXPOSE COMING ;
ICohtinuI—d rrnm Page One).
lli‘llg5“l\“< in Hair! the old order
"mes, ‘urmn: the.“— divlslons aw
he Twenty—unit. Twentyoighlh and‘
Thll‘!) Iiflh I? was the Thirty-{llth‘
Division. amordmg In one at the
Ilo'l“!af“~‘. Ilm' had Iwo bricadier-
gi-zwmls and lnul colonel: shined.
gust a few hnur~ helore a heavy on
easement. in unit-h the division sui-
lrrid >0!!!» SINK) I-anaItII-s in about
ii hours.
The TlllrI)-r"lllll lm-isron comes
Hunt Missouri and Kansas. l‘ol. Ben
next Clark. son or t‘hamp Clark. is
from the ThirII-imh Illusion and ha-
s.- the u-mporaIy (hairman of the
American Legion which Urns lormed
Ill I'aris last March.
Therm three divisions. it I:-' said
here. propose to light tooth and nail
against univcmal military traininn.
claiming that surlr :l policy. ll adopt-
ed by this couan will motto for it
military mule.
li;l.~_—nri : nth.) “1H tulip-sent Krw
I-Ind‘tnd. \nll plulmhlv include Brig-
«Ihrz tiencruh (‘ltzil‘lvs‘ H. (‘nle and
John H. Shrrhum, (‘nlonels Edward
I.. Logan. ltobui l-j. Goodwin. Frank
II. llumv. William F liolan and Al‘
but llrvcnlau. Carton» John (‘ Ire:
til"
H. KRIEGER G CO.
Outfitters in Men, Women.
Boys and Girls
Everything lot “It: whole lamily can be.
bought here on our
Easy Payment Plan
a .
no high cost of Ilvmg need not worry you much when a
..-_~.__M.~.-_,...fi.- .._ ._....._..V. g .1
store like ours will furnish you with all wearing apps rel ct;
small weekly payments. We guarantee to sell as cheap an
o .
man that demands your money before you leave his stc'
,Hl and A I. l‘md 9nd Ser'gtsMuJ
James A. lh'nkmv :Ill oi whom «t-
Iended 1hr Iirsv min-ting of the In
xion in Parts
ASKS 313.000; cars 3590 '
Judgment Gwen Barnith Sachs Against
Bu-iomg Contractor.
In a IIH‘Hion juet handed down b_\
Judge Howard J t‘urtrss of the Short
ior court. RITniIlI Sachs or Trumbull is
:ix'en iudgu. -m m 37.90 against Arthur
Bard or Strain-ml The “fixation was
coho: ruin: the erection oi some hone»
es in Strati'ord and Sachs sued for
M01300 damazes. Ilaiming that the
work was unsatisfactory and defN'lle‘
and the lions-5” were in danger of fall»
morning: in; down.
An aureem Int was made between the
two parties nu l-‘ehmarv l. Hill}. where.
Bard nae to build {We houses for
WRESTS
TITLE FROM DE 0R0
NB" YORK. May i~noben Can-
the three
De Oro made a wonderful spurt
, ' - . , ing.
‘ 13:2,: [almiiiarilgzs sggnmregagi in ‘this block. getting fifty-tum .
Daign Committee are of interest: ”0""? {wrote 1"” f’pp‘men 33",“ a
- Total calls made - “.195 the fill) ,points necessary-to ei ;
' .SUbscrib‘ers 5.164 m. .462"? match. llay lasted lllllel} Inn nzs. f
! Nonnubscribers . , —— .
6.031 or .538"? ‘
Average per subscription
April S‘llh. 1919.
DAVID ll. MILLER. '
Cairman. 3
A sincere vote of thanks is extend-3
ed by the Finance
pointed to raise funds for the home-
coming entertainment of our boys in ,
the service. to James wood {or hisI
untiring and successful (sorts
chairman of the drive. to Alfred Gold-g
l.
i
devoted his time and energy and sup-g
plied his tirm's om tom and room?
to Sergennzrllnnt. who. permitted his‘
oflice to be used 'for amply: head}
quarters. to the press for liberal con. .
:managers for their generous assis-
tance. and to all others who gave off
I their time, mOney gnd services in;
:mnking the drive the success that it ‘
3"“. ‘ .
astml wants the Emerald all
tribution of space. to the Ihearre'The Jewelry and Optical Store
31.2386 _ ‘
"THE EMERALD”
mmroNn ron luv
Committee ap- f\\'}m fir“ lvohultl\ the light of day?
!In Spring's syn-ct flower-v month
l
of May. ;
her ;
life. ’ ‘
schmidt .who. as publicity. manger.gs}la|] be a loved and happy wife. 3
BRANDS“ A
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WhereQualityIanigher
Thanh-ice
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QWRPORATQO "
llow ate”:
. var ci row
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more
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of '
army Oboe. 3..
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dark brown 0» ,o
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Goods-oar w e ‘ ‘
double eofe. “
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FOUR RACES SCHEDULED IZtiI‘r vs III :let"l’ll;«' x!‘ 1‘
F0. 325,000 SWEEPSTAKES ' will compete the lukeit zr. ~
xm’ YORK. In; 3“,; 325.cieokRacing Assmmemn among .
sweepstakes automobile race on Sat»
ntday, June ll, will be the opening
event of a anionic: mar raoea at the
~ 3 'SPOT CASH 5
l for Partial or Paid Up
Liberty Bonds
—-and--
War Savings Stamps
\y,. In" his» Ivan you on your vai :Iid I " k' ‘ 1 ‘ ' ‘
month. $.38 Will cost _\t.~u Stir. Slim v- ;!i r-IIS' 3‘4“” 5} “
No Other Charge
THE ATLAS BOND CO.
123 WASHINGTON St. Room 2. sourH NCrRWf‘ ‘
Bigot Next to Peanuts—Open Eveninga-Ufl One F'E“
night. Other events uz‘h ‘ .
Will be announmd laler.
l -—'l‘ry a Sentinel “'anl All. _ ,,
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