t. [Sn wants but little here I belowbuthelnust have his cool though many other . t”! he spares thatwould /edi¢hthumi mm»:- flush. liheall thing: else no matter what we choose, but Jock atalltheealhone;m »_ ,3 bycuttingont the heels. Per ”.5. yearstocome,sowea.retold, _? coal will be very high, the ‘ price won keep on growing fillithive thedistantskyun- less some subnitute is found, perhapsizwillbeoil or some such sub: once that will burn, 3 Ari-Craft Roofing 1 ‘ Beautiful, permanent, and the only suitable roof that can barn: on right over the old shingles. Call and examine it «mm “QM-MW. Jehualanville 00an Jae-Its. were: new Stained mm. Agents as well, for Beaver Board. What will a roof cost? Please state which you prefer and you '11 get the answer at once. The Hatch s. Bailey Co. that’s to en from the soil. But let those ‘vorry who may live a‘ .‘undrd years from this while w< enjoy the coal we have, an ‘revel in its bliss. sFERRlSC: PAINT Your House Inside and Out. , Paint is high—true; but it is _ certainly cheaper preventing -‘—. N.— ‘L ‘ . ook decay than paying for the re- .— Preserving Time Needs Hall Canners, Conservo Cookers, Jar Racks, Mason, Safe Seal and Economy__Ff1“1it 1min all sizes, Jelly Glasses, Pare. waTxTGoTad Luck and Jumbo Jar Ringsfscales, Wire Blanch- ing Baskets, Stone Jars, Jugs, Wire Pots, Stands, Preserve Labels, etc., at lowest prices. Albert F. Gehebe IT'S HERE IF IT‘S HOUSEWARE 25 WASHINGNIN ST. 8o. Net-walk Phone 527 Prompt Delivery 1. . also were allowed for temporary em- ,u'vage tor this yogi from 40 to “third 01"! postmasters shall not be . increased to‘more than 32.000 11 year - than 3.1on iincreases, but said the extra pay was :leaders of the employee caused the necessary because Postmaster-Gener q l pairs. 1.. & M. PAINTS and RYAN- ‘E are paints that are recog- “fied as high quality. ” ——— Albert 0. Morgan a... .__o_ .— BOSCH SERVICE STATION NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES STROMBERG CABBURE'I’ORS CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT WHITE TRUCKS '~ WELDING AND BRAZING ‘Vaast Bros. Garage PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T, ‘50. NORWALK. where near normal. Committee on Expenditures in of retixing wage standards of the em: ployes. cent. in their testimony before vari«3 ous Congressional committees. but a I.- : Continued from hrst Pan 3' ‘ ive to July or this year. Higher VIM the mint“: cents an hour. The only limitatioiul clthsbonasunethatthesalafles ot ployes by increasing and fourthclass postnasters to more Veiled Threats Ignored. Members of the committee denied that the veiled thruts of strikes by at Burleson had refused to allow in- creases that would meet the inc1~eus~3 ed cost of living. The bill is considered only a tem- porary measure to bridge over the present period cfrhigh prices until definite legislation can be framed to meet the needs of postal employes af- ter conditions again become some—3 Pasta] condiitons 3, are being investigated by the House3 3 the ‘ Post Office Department with thy view3 The employes have demanded in ' creases or from 35 per cent. to 10 per? Norwalk’s ill-coding Dry Goods Store Handy Things for the Holiday Trip- ; TRUNKS ——llig Trunks, little Trunks and Trunks in between SUIT CASES—leather ones in various sizes, and a wide choice oi those made oi matting with substantial leather handles and trim. TRAVEUNG BAGS—0i various styles, iairly priced. UMBREIMS—For men, women and Children. flaudkerchieis, Cloves, ilosiery, Neckwear, Underwear. blanket proposal to increase all wages. in the service 35 per cent was votcdl down b3 the committee 3esterday. ltl “as submitted by Representative, _ (:oldfogle (N. Y.,) Democrat MI The bill rcponed to the House 393» i teida3 was the composite plan oi 393- l. , em! measures submitted for increas-' ‘ ing Wakes. although it was _ based largely on the suggestions of Repre3 ~ . sentalive Madden (111.1. . 59 Madden Explains Bill. 3". “The bonus.” he said “is necessary 3 ii i because the few increases allowed by the Postmaster-General have been en I II tirely inadequate to meet the increas- i ‘ ’ ed cost of living. I believe it is trueI ‘ phat the scrvice' has been seriously3 U 3 Wood & Grain Devine Bros. Seaview Ave. and First St. TEL. 53 f THE HARDWARE & AUTO SUPPLY CO. 42 Water St. 'rhono 1215.5. So. Norwalk, 0t. Hot Weather Dresses tor Women & Misse§ The handsomest collection and the largest assortment in “I‘VE. PRICED VERY MODERATELY SPECIAL SHOWING OF WHITE TUB SKIRTS of the better kind. If you Wish the best in ualit and work- manship then visit the Paris shop. q y The Paris Cloak and Suit House 33 SOUTH MAIN ST.» SOUTH NORWALI. *‘Wncto Parts, Starter 'und N _.‘3 _-— _. : Generator Brushes Qh and Greases Stewart Speedometer Parts Gasoline and Kerosene Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes G.‘ B. Hedenberg. Prop. " "Get acquainted” The New York Butter & 33 E22 Market 37 So Main 8b., So.Noma1k. Direct receivers of Butter, Tea, Cofl'ee and Cheese tuively, fresh every day. Quick auto service assures you prompt service. Tel. 472. BOOKS FOR OUR BOYS 3 64c 6]“ BUTTE .b lFRESH MADE CREAMERY BUTTER The Kind That Satisfies Nucoa Nut Cleo. the world’s bestblb. .......... 35c o. 1 Royal Plantation Cofl’eeJ 7 White Rose Cevlon Tea.1:2 pound pkg. . . . . . I . 38: Heinz Baked ans. 2 csize can .............. 18c Rhode Island Clam Chowder. court can ....... 32c Sunseal Sunnycorn. 1' pkg. ................. 18c 9:1“ titfggeRSnlfmslfi tyle Tomato Sauce. can . . So u ma es wash in . . ...... Campbell’ 8 Pork- and B 2 easy ”kg ' 8c an t New York State Fresh Eggsif‘d 32132:“? .8}??? For 3% Bread Cakes. Roll , Et .. f White House Brendery.S c “35" every hour at A. F. BECKMANN & (30., Inc. 83 Washington St. Phone 1405. 3 l 3 l AND GIRLS 3 The Moving Picture Boys, The Boy Allies, Tom Swift, The ' Girls of Central High, Marjorie 3‘ The Blue Grass Seminary ; ' The Outdoor Girls. The Bobbie Twins. 500 Each a F. L. HAMILTON Wall St. Telephone 125. ~Q= - ._.. » , : : [nonesse- - Not in price, but in the regu~ : " equipment of Prest 0- Lite . . ; es manufacturers now ‘3'! equiptheir cars with _ Prest-O Lite Batteries. ‘Ihave one to fit your car. NBRWAI 3K STORAGE .L 153 CO. 1“?-*- .._...—..-.. Schultzc’s Friday Fish Specials GREEN BLUE FISH ..... . .~. . . . . ...... . .......... 40c lb. BONITA MACKEREL ...... . . . .................... 34c lb. STEAK HALIBUT ................................ 34c 1b. STEAK COD . .‘ ..................................... 280 lb. SEA TROUT ....................... : ............. 24c lb. BUTTER FISH ...... .. ........................... 24c lb. BOSTON BLUES ................................. 22c lb. FLATFISH.§........ ............................ 1401b. HADDOOK . ............ ’ ............. ' ............. 12c 11). Scholars. Sanitary m ' ‘ United. M- mm 304 17.908 NOIWALK. ”M “W” l 3 t l ' 37211.0. HainSt. b...” ..._.-.L ‘uable employes through the smallest arles paid. Four Husband: M: lilo“ ; sky matritd the defendant on Jul) 29 g Fwants a divmce from Ruby year. name was Ruby Evelyn Film. ,the plaintiff were married ‘wmber. 1915. : Hudiak of Stamford. for divorce in the Superior court3; against Alex Hudialc. Y.onkers N Y. ried February 16. 1906. Plaintiff asks l? for a divorce and the custody of one minor child. of one minm- child. Mary 0. man, of Bridgeport. started suit in the . SUDGFIOI against 3 “mmrmmtmm «mean: is?” mm: 1:QO ”mm "m: high . w. ‘ . Harry M. Batemqn. of New York. "‘ " ”“ Mrs. Bate'man. whose maiden name ant were married on. Jilly 19 1913. She claims intolerable cruelty slncc' January 1.1914. ford, unknown. The du Pont Chemical Company ha? expressed its intention 0 putting in a bid for the mm. of site or the second" largest. lplant in the wcrld, zit was announced. 3here yesterday. Wm town has hour“ ing accommodations for twenty thou~ sand persons. recently annouac'e'di that‘xthe town disciganized by the logs or mnnv val 3 Hundreds am leaving!“ daily, 1 am informed and (ongmss3u must see that the emplmns not 1110;“ wages they decent" 3 Republicatheaders have planned to' H ghe the bill a preferential place on; the legislative calendar. and i: proha 9‘ bly will be brought to 11 10!» within ‘ l! the next two weeks. First Assistant Postumsivr-nenerul: Koons wrote to the committee strong-1 ly protesting against the increases. ; ‘ . saying the department could not gmm ' thorn unless higher rates \vurc allow- , ‘~ ed or additional appropriations from‘ the Treasury were authorizod. EIGHT SUITS FOR DIVORCE IN COURT 6 Same Number of L Wives ( paratio'na. , . infidelity is tht grounds for three H divmco cases filed in the Supt-rim ' court yesterday. “alter S. Kuplcr of Bridgcp‘mt ls’ soaking a separation from Ruth» lakcr Kupi‘cr. whom he charges uith oxircmc infidelity between December; 1. 1918. and June 17. 1919, and intol-i arable cruelty since December 1.1918. In addition to a divorce Kepler asks- !or the custody or two minor children. 31, . The couple “up mauled on Man 11. 1911. 3 Naming Joseph Evans. of New . York. as on respondent “sum Mu- kowsky oi Stamford. has blouifilt suit for divorce against Florence KPlSllfl“ . MnkoWsky. oi the same clt3. 1916. R0301 Sleim3 True. of Greenwich Eulyn True of New Haven whom he ac- cuses of infidelity doling the past The defendant. whose maiden and in No- .l l Claiming intolerable cruelty .Vlau is bringing suit supposedly or The couple were mm 3 Seeking a divorce and the custody Bate- court yesterday. ‘._ . r.“ “'0...” “Elm" ‘5qu \ I H. KRIEGER & C0 Get Ready and Make Arrange- ments for 21 Charge Account The prices oi all ready-to-wear goods will he so high this tail that the average tamily man will have to do some tall scratch- ing to make ends meet. Our easy weekly payments will be a boon to wage earners. We are prepared with a good line of School Suits and Shoes for Boys Dresses and Fall Coats for Girls All on Easy Weekly Payments J ACOBY’S Special Sale of ‘. SUITS COATS CAPES Positively the Greatest Sale Ever Offered in This City or Elsewhere for . Women, Misses and Children ’3 was Mary C. Hart. and the defend— Grnce McFarland Natale. of Stam-l ‘ instituted divorce proceedings in the Superior court. yesterda)‘. against Pasquale Natale. formerly of Stamford but at present of parts She alleges intolerable cruelty since August 1. 1918, and asks for a separation and permis- sion to resume her maiden name. The Whole were married on March 14 1 916. Alleging intolerable crvlcltv sinnn May 1. 1910. askiagjor a divorce and the_resumpiion-ot her maiden name. Mary Geary White, ot—Fairfield, filed suit in the Superior court, yesterday, against Thomas Gilbert “’hitc. also of lt‘airiield. Plaintiil' married the de- fendant on February 9,1909 MAY Buv mrao, w. VA. CHARLESTON, v... Aus 28—~ itro; W. Va . powder Casement. agents FreshChopped Meat .- - Fresh Brisket National Market Co. Quote a Few Specials for Wednesday and Thursday. The Better Grade of Meat at a 25 Per Cent. Saving. Chuck Steak 3 19ch Lean Pot Roast -1 Rib Lamb Chops 42c lb 22c lb 2; 15c lb A Few Weekly Reminders must. ram JARS—- Quarts, a. dozen ......... 1;: .................. f‘l‘ SUNBRITE CLEANSER cut ..................... I}: ALBACORE TUNA, large size can. .' ......... lie PURE CIDER VINEGAR in CI ................. l; E runs CIDER VINEGAR, a gallon ................ U A. STULL unis.‘ . 254 Cottage Street N " ' ‘ atlonal Market Co. East waam - LARGEST mamas or users In mama Two Norwalk Market. _. m. .h— .
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