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”in; to conditions 0! travel
_ 'we are in no way readout-1
" . make delivery quite as
is usual
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. we ask you to be
as your coal bin will al-
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“are necessary: We do not
to do this—and you'll get
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The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
V i... rant 5* . .nu‘zziz
1’ _ ~ _MAURA.NT
V_ Dinner 11:” to 2:30, 40:
J . ‘Olm'per Including Soup 65c
r ; Full Course Dinner, 85::
_- North Main Street
‘ 11:80 to 1 a. to.
Phone 2268
0:11:99
Women:
ASE .
the market for all
~ of junk, second-hand fur-
and. old clothes.
:;"e fly the prices for every-
one an, East Norwalk, Gt.
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Remington. all other}
makes. sold. rented.)
repaired Rentals, 85
per month. Machinesf
sold stilopermontb ;
PuUMBEn. '
"' TYP‘WRITER EXCHANGE,
, Full-field Ave” Bridgeport. Cantu
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III-CUT SHOES
All Solid Leather
(Sizes 8 1-2 to 11, child’s)
. (-11 1-2 to 2, misses')
('2 1-2 to 8, growing girls’)
‘ Special at $3.50
Reg. price $5.00
MAX LEVY
31 South Main Street,
South N orwalk
Agency For
BLACKSTONE TIRES
; AARON KOHN
v . Supplies and Accessories
" 56 Railroad Ave.
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WHOLESALE
and
. RETAIL
CIGARS, CIGARqu
PIPES and TOBACCO.
.' TARLW ‘BROS
' Up-to-Date Cigar Store
V ‘f .. . ... Block, So.Norwall
|l'el. 1581.
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no YOUR CALLS WITH
.cI-OSED cans
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Specials In
AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES
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Florida
Fanc
Best
Gold Label S
Breaderv. next to
45¢ lb—COFFEE—45olb '
The lold -‘tand by—No. 1 Royal Plantation Cof-
fee—the kind that has-that real flavor and aroma.
waft’s Pure Leaf Lard.
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the wor ’s _
. , Oranzes. sweet and Juicy.
Fairchil & Sheiton’s Ozone So
ole Gram Rise. Der lb
cilowOmons....,................ 31
amRibell’s ups
Del onte Brand Spinach (
. ardmes 1n Mayonnaise. can . . . . . .
2 lb. Jar Heinz Pure Apple Butter . . . .‘. . . . . . . . 60c
Gloucester Mackerel. each
. Hot Bread and Rolls every hour at White. House
Be‘ckmann V Grocery
r lbs ufi’o’r— '6‘en's‘e‘ene e a 30c
best. lb 6c
doz. . . . ..... 0c
3 for 25¢
I'll-Dilotaolonau16c
be. for 25c
35c
25c-
5c
an ca'aease
........3cansfor
Very fine).can
20c
DueeteoloateosaeAala
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STEAK COD
BUTTERFISH
HADDOOK
ceases.-
so swam
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials.
STEAK SALMON 35c lb.
STEAK HALIBUT
cocoon-IOOOOaa.enowo‘souoo-Ilee
FRESHMACKEREL.............................. 32c lb.
FANCY sun-r 28clb.
SNAPPER BLUES 26c lb.
26c lb.
nae-lone-OCO‘OOOIOOUOIOOIOOD
THE BEST BRANDS 0F CANNED FISH.
WATCH FOR OUR LENTEN FISH SPECIALS.
Schultze?s Sanitary Markets
United States License 30.17303.
.....;35c lb.
. . '28c lb.
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16c lb.
SOUTH NOBWALI.
35c lb.—COFFEE-.——35c lb.
BEST MIXED TEA 39c LB.
Fresh E2225 65cdoz.
Best Elzin Creamerv Butter . . .
Best Cheese
Limbprlzer Cheese ;
Genuine Philadelnhi
Fresh Pot Cheese
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Fresh Sweet Blltlér 'o'n' iia'iid
SUGAR FOR
Stand
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ream Cheese . . . . . . 18
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......3oclb..
........... 49c lb.
coke.
....18clb.
everyday.
EVERYBOI Y
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12 NORTH MAIN ST., 8001']: NORWALK
53 MAIN 8T., NORWALK
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con! mi.
1the absence of Frontier Miilurnnd.
us said officials who the \lt-‘n‘
gpany is entitled m the nah: to enforce
ccive Sll}v]I()li hum llw- Cox" rnrr' m,
Specialfor the Week
.Live Oak Buckwheat
Flour . .. . 31b. blur. 28c
Pure New Orleans M0-
lasscs. at. 33c. gal. $1.20
Albacore Tuna Fish. ‘
.3 cans 25c
Large Fancy Cal.’ Prunes.
a lb 24C
0 cacao-cloud...
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finns, Lyon and .‘slsstiilerrans-an Com-
' -—— idiSCil’lTn“ on iii >32“:an and it “iii le~i colds
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3 necessary.
The strike on this road was caused
by lllt‘ rv .‘usul of the rqad to reinstate
'Vwi. it is alleged, because they absented
themselves from duty to attend a un-
iun mccllng. .
. . - fig:
gl’renner Hrmnd did in 191”. is being'
3considered. but such a craw- decision.
ithe ncwspapers so}. i4 immusfblc in
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,For Coughs and.
‘;I.
9 It clears the membranes of Quin-tr
'al collections and causes the. mucous
to flow naturally relieving ‘ the: bran-
chial passages or tickles and tall»
lions. . '
The whole
purified uni strengthened mi astm‘
al healthy conditions are speedily
l
in its se-l'vico men Who were discharg-'
membranous system 1"
- Continued From first I’m
3:1an no
Charles A. Wirth or '
Captain Harry 8. Hey of Bridgeport.
who pleaded guilty before United
States,CommisIonei-'rrederlck J. Coo
in Hartford ol' aponspiracyto do
fraud the government by approvals
in; government property. It develop-
ed that the men were employed by the
government in the ordnance depart-
ment of a Bridgeport munition plant
and took six Liberty motors and sent
them to Seymour where they were
their warehouse. Gardner, erlh and
Hexy were not put to plea, and it 1:
assumed they will not be until after
the Swan and Balaton cases are dls~
posed of.
Jail for White Slaver.
Burson Qonklln‘ of Hartford was
sentenced to the New Haven county
jail for nine months for violation or
the Mann white slave act. Con'klln.
who is married and has four children.
went to New York state with a girl
18 years old and lived with her some
time. He was not represented by
counsel in court. and when Judge
Thomas asked him it he knew the
seriousness of his act at the time he
committed it. Conklin replied that he
Because of his wife and rams
did not.
fly the court decided not to send him
to Atlanta. but instead imposed the
jail sentence and gave Couklin his
choice of the jail in which he would
serve the sentence.
Saved Government Minions.
Edwin L. Montgomery of Brldgc
port_ 28 years old. was fined but 8100
bv Judge Thomas. though‘he pleaded
guilty to a charge of forging and pas-
sing a check drawn on the treasurer
of the United States drawn to the or
tier of J. L. “‘alsh for 8112““). while
he was employed by the United States
shipping board at Arlington. Staten
Island. He stole seven check from
a desk that were drawn to the order
of various persons. among them the
“'alsh check. endorsed it and pro-
scuied it for payment at the Bride:-
port Trust Company on September 1..
and .received the money. The other
checks were parsed in New York. Be-
come of the fact that he had fur.
n'shcd information to the government
that had saved the United States be-
tween 34.000.000 and 85.000,0\)o, As-
sistant l’nllcd Slalcs Attorney George
ii. Cohen recommended leniency.
That the court was inclined to lakc
this view was shown in Ihe action of
Judge Thomas who. whcn Montgom-
ery was unable in pay his line. pcl‘
milled his release from custody for
twenty-four hours so that he could
raise the money. The information
was furnished the district altol’ne":
other by secret service men of. .\ w
York. of lhe service rendered by
Montgomery to the government. but
the nature of the :ci'v'ice.was not die
closed. .
Liquor Cast-1 2
‘Jacob Herman of New Haven plead.
cd guilty to a charge of violation of
11m wartime prohibition act and was
fined $100 and costs. The same pen-
;aily was meted out to (‘csare'Marelll
for Hartford. who was represented by
xJohn R. Booth. Arthur O‘Kecic.‘ rep
:rcsenting James Laccy of New haven
ifilcd a plea of noio contenders and
Him accused was fined $230. .
Six pious of guilty wcrc accepted to
‘churgcs of violating the national pro1
illibilion act. and fines WcreVimposct
as follows: Sabalo Defiiice 0! Hart-
al‘ord . $75; Giacomo Giagunto. bar-
tender for Deflilce. $75: John Ficto
land Frank liereddsky of Bridgeport.
'3100 each: im'l‘olhy. J. O'Reilly of
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\‘l'mcrbury; 375: Steve Sores of
Bridgeport. 875. r
Counterfeiters Cases.
Giuseppe Bari-cllapo alias Joseph
Barsinu oi Stamford. pleaded not
‘guilly to a charge of raising 81 bills
to $ln_ and his case was assigncd for
"trial in the week of March 16. An-
itcnio Bilotta of “’nterbury and Jo-
:seph Lombardo at Stamford. charged
.wilh like offenses. will be put to plea
[during tlm'same week. The three had
.‘no ‘counsel and the. court designated
lAndrew W. Gardella of Bridgeport lo
incl for them. Nicholas Chmarta of
{Bridgeport charged with having
moulds for quarters and half dolinsr
in his possession. 'will also be defend-
ed by Gardelld when his case is called
for trial in the week of March 16. He
pleaded not guilty today.
Adam Gentile and .Gnetano Picciolo
or Naugatuck. who are Charged with
breaking a seal on a car on the thaw
lHavelr road and stealing eight cases
of rubber boots shipped from New
lYork York to Naugatuck, will be put
to plea in the week of March 2. Land
yer Freeman. their counsel. not being
present in court. '
The case of Wilfwd Bodwell.
Sod'lh Norwalk bank cashier. was
continued» for plea not]. I the rock at
March ~2. his counsel. Judge Enough
not being present in court.
Joseph Chernack of New‘ haven.
pleaded bullty to'stoaliag a package
lhc
Company at New Haven. onitalmn
pleaded not guilty to flsteaihg 2,0”
special delivery letters. and m- can
'Nm 9. ,
his "Haven; who is charged with ll:-
mating a United States internal
«venue oficsr. was coating; anon the
weak or March 8 ”at the ill!
as; or his round. dodged)?!” ..,
Joseph Perrault or . ;w
.but'
concehled by Swan and Rolslon in ‘
from the Amortcatr “Railway Express .
live ladies broancloth coals, valued“.
Joseph. H. Burke. He was lined “001::
William H. Hickman 91 New Haven. 1 V
through Lawyer Bree ot- Ned" Haven?
,wm‘mlened for trial in indirect or, _:
0.80 “-101“: ’1‘.’ Wo‘l'
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weaves and velour finish.
evening wear.
;_ ~N9rwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
mum WINNIE AND POPLINB
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lemmas—sum plaids and checks of various sizes. rim and coarse
1K .‘Vlll? wt 33$;th . I”I‘-
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aaoancnorm—s wide choice of. colors including those adapted?» capes and wraps for
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DAINTY MN MATERIALS
Including Toasts, We, (memento. Grape do Chine. Fenland and Baronet Satin.
ammo aunt? scar (on “donor
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EIGHTEEN EVENING
SCHOOL PUPILS TO
GRADUATE FRIDAY
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cises. Friday evening. foliou‘s:
Giris' Chorus-"Merry Life."
Hungarian Folk Songs—Messrs.
tez. Gibre and chzcl.
YMedley or Popular Songs—Piano—
Elizabelh Evans.
Recitation—“filter Arden. -
Portuguese instrumental Selection—w,
Messrs. Santos Barrow and Perry.
Commencement Address—The Rev. .
Ernest F. McGrcgor. '
Vocal Selection-—\\'alter
Christopher Hirshman.
Presentation of l). A. R. Pl‘iZCSwlll‘R}
Doctor Coburn. ‘
Presentation of (‘crlificalcs-~-_Supt.
V. Buc’hanan. .
Girls‘ Chomp—Songs. ol‘ the Past. ,
Following arc the names of the grad- '
uaating pupils: Arthur Anderson Flor-
ence Alllngton. Anna Baran. Melvin
lllraislcd George R. Brolhcnon. Alva
[(‘ani‘leid, Hazel Cunningham, Eiizabclh .
. Evans. Frank Forcit. Anastasia Grace. .
Lucile A. Hoyt. Anna Janci. lrma Kap‘ i
lln. Alice Y. Maioney. James McNelIyH’
Maury Mandel. Michael Suite: and;
Frank Smock. . i
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BAHIA BLANCA
MAY SAIL SOON
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rights. as a member of the allied rep-g
nralions commission, to have a voicc‘
in the determination of that body as;
to the disposition of this ship. which:
was purchased by Argcmina from'i
Germany during tho \var. . '
.‘lr. .\iacl.cay informed Fcrclcn Min—4
istcr Pucyrrcdon lhal. so far as Great '
vlirilnin was conccmed. there was no
intention to seize the ship enroule.thc
whole matter being in the hands of
allied wparnlions commission, which
has not yet taken up lhe subject. .
The departure of the Bahia Blanca.
which has boon delayed pending Mr.
)lnchay's arrival. now is expcctcd to
occur \vlihv‘u the next ten dm's.
"As authoritatively oullincd here.
lhc British Government‘s position has
bccn that the Bahia Blanca ‘mr ‘- r
one or the German ships which Gen
many would have been UUIIKL‘UJU sur-
render under the. reparation clauses
ot‘ the treaty it" the vessel had not
becn sold. it is pointed out that if
this boat. is excepted. a procndnnt
would be established for Other-Ger-
man ships similarly disposw 0., ..
which could be sold. There is a well
founded impression here
the matter of disnmifinn ’ ~- -
ships is lakeh up by the repaint!“-
commissiop. that body probably will
call on Ger'l'ul‘my to produce the Bahia
finance. and that when Ge ny in-
forms the commission the vessel is in
the possession of Argentina, 8. de-v.
inmnd will be made that Germany r97
fund to the allies the price for which .
the Bahia Blanca was bold. thus up-
holding lbe principle of monm'irr
1 The impression here that the allied
‘reparations commission is likely to
‘require‘only that Germany refund the
fsnle price of the-Bahia Blanca, and
[will not claim physical possession ot
[the vessel, is shared at the Foreign
ioflce, where it is intimated that it.
Vaclual possession. of the steamer were i
,glaimed- Argentina probably would ap-i
«pom lo the League of Nations as a!
higher triMML it would.» set forth i
that the ship was purchased in strict
- accordaneefwllu. plates-nation! law In
conformity with Article '56 of the
convention of London. '
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Women who appreciate practical and modern things for
the kitchen will tind great pleasure in looking over our stock
of up-to-date housewares. It's a well known fact that good
W utensils will make for better cooked and more tasty
. Your kitchen should be one of the most attractive rooms
in the house; and it ’3 up to you, Housekeepers, to make it so.
25 WASHINGTON 8'12, SOUTH NORWALK.
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