0. cup of woe is filled with.
“ ind filled to running over.
is) born this ’twould be'hut
Wind we'd be right in clover.
am iceie far from nice when
tall and perishy these
men maids who serve our
. acne-re mtesniy should cherish,
gm sic trucks are not worth
when in such a tragic season. So
’ it Ire )raise the horse these days
' it’s nu without good reaspn.
Dinner 11:30 to 2:30 W
mapper Includlflfl SOUP, 55°
- w Full Course binner, 85°
. is North Main street
_ 11:30“ 1.1.111.
Phone 2263
'Oall 499
JAFFE & ASH
3- .fi‘earein themarket for all
V" e! junk, second-hand fur-
lime and old clothes.
. . Wejiay the prices for every-
. 8m Underwood,
. . Remington. all other
makes, sold. rented,
repaired Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
sold attiopermonth.
" PDUMBER.
MWRITEH EXCHANGE,
' Infield Ave” Bridgeport.» Conn.
1* fi—
Childnn’s and Growing Girls’
. III-CUT SHOES
. . All Solid Leather
(Sizes 8 1-2 to 11, child’s)
(11 1-2 to 2, misses’)
(2 1-2.j:o 8, growing girls’)
Special at $3.50
Reg. price $5.00
MAX LEVY
81 South Main Street,
South Norwalk
___ ~,_____
‘ en For
BLAOAKgSTSyNE TIRES
AARON KOHN
. ~ Supplies and Accessed“
66 Railroad Ave.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
y. me and rosaooo.
‘nutmv 111103
,Up-to-Date Cigar Store
We Block, 80. Harwell
- x H
_ cans.
...mm on com
pnvs'
'IRIA TAXI co. ,
Phone 937. » _
Specials In_ .
,1 a; AUTOMOBILE
' . SUPPLIES
on will save money. if you
was we are closing out
Mowing lines: Ajax, Fire-
7‘ Pennsylvania. . ‘
good value in amino:
4 guaranteed 5,000 miles:
‘ . She 30 x 3 1-2. 1
Hudson ‘ and .Victor:
‘on weekly payments. 1
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finality-i-Servi p... ;
>~ mmmumumm uhowtodilo
.mfiwmmm‘wmemmua to:
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Mkeep in mind’that our Mecca-ts are amen: ..-
mend and that weshall countitapflvilecetohe'oxriervioe
501°“-
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Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
SHOUHBERMMBGHOPSIODOOOCCIIIOIIIO'I-II..._ 350 lb
ammcnors..............................'. 40cm
srswmms 26clb.
‘FOREQUARTERSLAMB.L........................ 320 lb.
msvm csors 301: lb.
LOIN van. cnors 34clb.
.
FRESH SHOULDERS ............................. 241: lb.
WATCH FOR OUR LENTEN FISH SPECIALS.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States Lioenu so. 17.903.
m' “x e, 1 U, '. . ~ , I ,
G’secretary—RiéhrdILGi-mt. 4
_mw4ud'rmsurer—_
‘Roherta.m ‘
Members at the new sour-ht
.be James .1 O‘Bfllm
thou. ‘Jr.,- Frank Nash. mom “5
4—-
.41.»
‘ “ PDOKnitGet GOIdF-eet; ’
L: mos, WARM srocxmos FOR M’Ehl. WOMEN AND CHILDREN -
:and; ctor,W. Ferris, . ‘
. CoEmodére'flcHuh announced the1
following appointments: ‘
Chairman or the Regatta Comm!“
-—John F. Menthon, Jr. "
r1 t CW rmx Nash. . , p .
c “3‘ “mm.” mm“ E" corner £08133! spa worms—nu an enviable reputation and our line includes all in.
iFinest Chaplains—Rev. Ernest“ F. Mc- " * ' , .
Gresorand Rev.«mmuE-Sm . , ' etendsrdandmwihadee.’ . .. 1 4.1.3.: A. .Aim. a ... a. .
Chairman of , the Entertainment; , _‘
Committee—Elvin W. Fitch. » i .. , p ‘ _'
“*6 “mm °‘ WW! 3...... 4 ‘ * . . intros WHEN AND CHILDREN
way was considered and some further -~ 7 _
plans will be made later by the 3°," , , ' ‘
eming board. It is likely some per-inn. .
pent spiles .wiil be placed there, until
eirorts made to do away with the ne-
stizszritsamsm . ‘Dr. Den’ton’s’ Sleeping Gar-
1
...‘izriz’ds’s $2233.83: 225:.- men's Keep Children Comfy.
Racing Association of Long Island
Sound. ’ 1
Commodoroiflcliugh reported that . . _ _. ‘—
it was thought last week the United . fl ' ‘14-? _
Slam! 3111991118 Board‘employel.1_,at- consider the President’s reply to their; Mr. Vollmer was married. in 188-.¢°,ministration would men m1 1. ~ - at
“”130“ Point, intended ‘0 block up formally presented objections to the Mary E. Perry,“ Newark. He was one in enormoms increases in 1*. .. '~.1
the channel used as anchorage for bill, . oi’ the ’best known fraternal men in while there may be some i.‘ 4‘ “q
boats of the club, but later it develop— NEW’ HAVEN. March 1,—Tran fer Connecticut. He m a charter mem- under the railroad bill ”h y R
e: ‘33; i."u”11.§“;’3{1‘.1‘i§$§? it: :33: o! the administration or the New Y ber of the Clear umu- Union.'No. much Smaller-than m0... “ ...1 ._ . - ‘
0 e
of the fleet of sailing vessel: anchored Ne.“ Haven and "film"! Railroadfls. or South Norwalk, was its mat be entailed ‘bY extending 11.. 4- a
' inn-cement, and held his card in that or- of government operanon,
there. The objcct is to hold the ships from fed"! ‘0 corporate COM-'01 to-. sanitation W his death. Ho 3'88 a;
‘ m s of ice day was without incident at the generl of Olive Branch: -——-—-—-—————~—— *7 , ‘ ‘
1232.? eigehelgg‘e: ‘33??? an? after- a! omces of the company here “1332:” $3. Pym“. and 3mm, NEW BILL REQL E§T>
arc! the hulk will probably be raised Reorganization of stairs and derlmllber of Old 'Well Lodge F. and A. M.,l 350 PER CENT HF} R.
(Yr blown up. , forces to merge what has been thatl Clinton Commandeflfi siysuc saunas! ‘ . . . .
it was unanimously voted to thank corporation. or bookkeeping «pan of lemma, Chapter, R. A. M., Norwalki V W’ BRUNSVVI 'l‘ \' 1 .
the retiring commodore. William H. under E, G. Burkland, as president.1Aerie 5f mm.“ Nor'll'alk Lodge. B. R; EEC“ u [L (11‘; 95-113 i...
Farrell of Sound Beach. (or his inter- with the operating side which hum,“ E., OM Well Hook “d Ladder bee but; on id a1, ‘1. lib-JV 11'
est in the club during the past year; been under E. J. Pearson as Federal' 1- won go o i 1 ‘ . A .1
‘ C , n . which he joined in 1876, and i _.
‘ “ a vote was also passed’expreasing the Director into the former corpoflll‘m ”lingual Nonvaik Club. ' no”? gnigpt: and “.131.” . 4‘ .
NOSWLLI. 30m 303W“ *regrets oi the club members over his with Mr. Pearson as president and Mr. Funeral services “,1" be he“ Wed- :1 Zishgn ’n 'Olm-Smg 1...",ng
. ' a . . .1053 in the destruction, by tire. of the Buckland as Vice-president and gener- ncsday afternoon at 2:30 “do”: 1mm 1 if: on”: a or...“ '. ..21,‘ , ‘.
. ‘. .. ‘ "." ‘ City l 'as in effect completed ’ _~ , q , Firsti cvcnne (,omnnssionm 1......“
hardsome flagship Mistei) a at counse. it .me late home. “est d‘tnue, mun that manuiaciuw “m \ .
—:__——_=$:_ - . .. '___ 7 ._ __,_ __ £== Island, last :week. and adsovthehlgmcggj last week. . _£Distrlct. Reva)“, H. Jacobs. pastor of ; 350 per cent. beer i3 .11qu1 M 7
. . ' thy of all was expresae over BOSTON. March l.~-2The return oixme Sfiuth Norwalk Congregational of the Federal ~
tinned ill health. with the hope that he Mam“? w _
New England railroads to Dljl'flm‘churcai will oflldate.
' . here yesterday by 'rli"ll;£<~ l‘.
ownership accompanied lvrcurtaiimenq
would soon be able to be about‘again. late minority wimp...
, A vote of thanks was tendered to of passenger train service on scverai' ~ 2 “l7mixr the ”mm” m I“
BECKMANN S GROCERY . W W... m-.. .. ..W........pumi MILITAR .. .
Select Groceries at popular prices. You always
get value here.
Malt Breakfast Food (Shoppingr bag free). like .. . 2§c
Nucoa .N ut Olco. the world’s best. lb.
..........,. 9c
Virginia Darc Wine, . . . medium bottle 500. large 95c
No. 1 Royal Plantationpoil‘e. per lb. . . . . . . . . 45c
Connecticut Yellow Onions .
bs. for 25c
Krvstalak Dry Milk (makes " cherish pkg. . . . . . 509
Del Monte Brand Lofanberrgi‘es. per can .. . . . . . . .‘45c
Blue. Label Ketchup.
Florida Orangessweet and iuciy. doz. . . . . . . . .
arsesizebottle.... ......3 c
Very Best Creamery Butter. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 73c
Brookfield Print Butter. lb. ......... . ......... 75c
New Yor State Fresh E as. doz. . . . . .
........85c
Warrant Good Elms. oz. 65c
For Fresh Bakery Products. try White House
Brea‘dery. next to
Beckmann Grocerjr
83 Washington St. ' Phone 1405.
v
of thc Mahackemo as a. meeting place ed by ”He Eia'll‘lt‘t'lll‘l MW ‘ '
r ' h- club “N‘- ““d ’0‘“ dmmes- “MC“ “Wei POLICE GET ARENASnw Constitution. ;\'v\\' .10....
0' ‘ ‘ ' --l.....w._...-.-fl ' ,1uei and food deliveries which WW9; ...gm .0 a”... Winn...“ 1.41,:
_- ‘i‘reze-ups. Fifty-one ire ns were~ reg testing bpwmgps,” sum» 1. ..
RAILROAD LINES .movml from the schedule of the h. Y..g Continued From.Flrst ”83- isnid. "i am fully mmé‘ml. .. | .}
RETURNED To N. H. & H. R R.. an! although ‘h‘ . thy {vgenty41np Sl‘llillllls r“. h, \
THF OWNERS other roads made {e or culsf they'ior a conference with PH‘SMPD! car'ivotc to: it. Tm,“3 will I,“ “HIP” . V.
J .
changed their ‘spclicdules lo give. freight ranza recently relative to plans for the; to 11. but 1 ha“. ”h, i, ”I.“ 11' .
‘ transportation the preference. ‘ apprehension 0f Caravco. ‘thse of six livpulilu an 9! 11m. 1 a
‘ (Continued ("3m Fli‘st‘l’age). 1 Thousands oi railroad employer. and Newsapopers here. ‘5’““0mmenu”g' that. they will into 1m :2 :4 p. r «a. .
m 4 ‘ l nicer do. out snowmvered “W“ “"0 “Nu"? 0’ ““35 5“"! carafbeer when the inch-urt- .. ’2;1i~01l11r-...'.
c!!! ive on the date “Sign-“19¢ A“ :feiught vsnls for! junction points son '9“ point 0‘“ “19 1”“ng mad”. b-‘I .Tbe 51x autumn-an 1:1,... m.» w,” s W.
58-11 98 in Yates and classifications ' - . the prescnt administration tonardi . b w 1' A. “I 1'. \ m "Hm.
° 5 . 4- Saturday and Suldgy. As a resulhol “ ”13,0” 11 em.“ ‘, _ 1 . 1
9390”“ 9““? today WI“ Stind- the this work seven] branch "a“ “mm complete paciflcatlon oi the country ~
.31 liberty and Slaw llfilll> "
statement said. 0 _ j 1 before the July elections. and tho: _
. . , - ._ perated today (or 1211. first time ance .. en The 1- it. , _,,_ .. . ,-
.3‘ét:3::“.&i?.;§.*‘i’:;..fil‘..‘.~;:.‘;?:.“i.‘.t. MW... W .. m .........:cnaw ‘" ......... .. N M . r
L. 1. . . . ,
Governmental agency which for more
. other 1111 riam ca lures during the
that with a continuation of fl"var‘lmeliast yearpemd declgrc that resistant-e .
than two years has controlled the wt~§tl1er,.normal conditions would heifmm bandits is rapidly disappearing. H KRIEGER 6C0
operation of the ‘nziiion's railroad sys- 1’05”)” before the. end of the week. [Among those who opposed the Govern. 0 ‘ ‘
terns» today passed out of existence. Ofl‘lciais 0‘ in“ NW listen road flf‘Wiiicnt who have been put to death or
Withuts passing at midnight. the 230 "c““md ”"3 5‘3” 0‘ a ““9“?" dfl‘elslain in battle during tho last year . .
lines that had been merged into what. ‘0 “10"9 the 4,000 freight 9975 stalled were Felipe Angclcs. Aureliaho Bium' MllllnerS
Was practically onc gigantic system in ”1’3 3'3"“ and 0“ “lumfl- The quot, Francisco Alvams. Jose liter. . 0
again, went under control of nihie'sendmz of these cars to their 4951103"(3havez Garcia and‘Emiliano Zapata.
interests. free to opvmte in compeii- ”OHS Will rrmove the danger Of the Among those captured ncrc Gaudcn- \ .
tion as of old. Tho transfer from 6011- food shortage already being flit inzcio de la Llavc and Luis Cabcl'mro ' ’“79 are now ShOWlnfl' .i
(‘l‘nmcnt to private control was with many of the smaller cities and towns'while Guillermo Meixrueiro is saiid 1v ' ' '
out incident and lllt‘l‘t‘ was nothing to in this district. The passenger trains be negotiating with edemi oi‘i cialsp, . ' ‘ t‘.\’
indicate to tho (ran-ling public that removed today will be restored as soon pmpamtory to surrendering. The cap “onderful SElQCthl’l 0’
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BEST SANTOS . '
35c lb.——COFFEE——35c 1b.
BEST MIXED TEA 39c LB. .
Fresh Eggs 65cdoz.
Best Elinn Creamerv Butter 1 69¢ lb.
BestCheese...»....._.._..................... 5c ,.
Limbprg‘erCheese........................ c .
GenuineiPhiladelphla Cream Cheese . . . . 18c pkir.
FreshPotGheese...,,........’.............lSclb.
Fresh Sweet Butter on hand every dav.
, SUGAR FOR EVERYBOT Y
Standard Butler 81 Egg“ C0.
12 NORTH MAIN 8'1, BOUT}: NORWALKv
0.0!»4—00-
53 MAIN s'r., NQRWALK ' "
there had been :1 change. as the freight congestion is relieved, ture or surrender of more than a scoria ' - ' ' . Fifth
0f the stair of directors and exeCu. 11 is said.’ of minor outlaws througlaout the cal? clusne Mdhnery d
lives who controlled the roads during _______ t). also Mfurnfl during't e 3.9m.- 1 s v “I“
Government operation. Director-Genes l INITIATION LOYA‘L ~. leaves only Francisco Villa. who is on A‘ enue and Bros
= :11 Hines alone rcnmins. Harwell! have; ‘ crating with a small force'in a. circuur styles for “just half lllr.
no nuihorixy in din-rung the operation. ORDER OF MOOSE ‘ sciibed district in the north. and Man * ‘ -
of ”‘0 systems “"d “'"mms simply ‘0' - . ucl Poise: and Felix Dial. who are vi."—
clcar up matters lci‘t pending when the , _
Govei'mncnt i‘oiinquished control. (Continuead F1031 First Page)
price charged in the No“
tuaily powcricss in the Gulf coast. ‘rv
gion. r - ‘ .
These include thousands of claims. P -..... “w __ ' 1011‘ stores. i
contracts and grievances yet to be set-; icynolds spoke on the great Work be- _ y.
tied, among which arc S3 compensa- im; done at )looscheari, here ovei BI'G MONEY SAV ED ,, ;
lion con acts with various roaids seven huéulrul mphan cliil ren are be I() TAX PAYERS BX ; —‘ - ~ ~ — c
which 51” are the snhjvt-t oi' negoi a.- ‘ ing care for and educated. each be- iv :
Hons. in: taught a trade of some kind to NE“ R' R‘ BILL? .
‘ Under the so—cailed railroad reor- Which they are most fiiicd. enabling -— g o _ _
italiiaiion bill which governed the re them to go out in the world when of (Continued “1"”er One). 3 SDeCIal for the “reel\
tum of'thc transportation systems to age. ready to meet all hardships that i . p ” d . ‘ .
private ownership. little jurisdiction is may arise. erai on w .1‘e con mic . i .
retained by the Government. Under . After further remarks from the pew» Simmons and House members who . PURE NEW ORLEANS .-
its terms the lniersiate Qammerce .iy-made brothers, a prize drnwimz was have made a careful and’ export stunt ‘ 1101413333 qt. 330, gal. 81,-
Commission is givon greater pmver to held, the prize be‘ing ten dollars, given and comparison ,betwceu» the pi‘os- ’. . ,
con‘h-ol railroads. and compulsory arbi- by Deputy Supervisor Frederick 11, Ga— pective working of the new bill ail LIBBY'S CON. MILK.
iraiion of labor disputes is. required. hung, in the interests of me organiza- the workings of the present railm. ; a can . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lr
The Government also retainsa certain tion's Work. ' . * c.1210! not say the public will ho ilk-j
amount of control over the issuance of The p131: was won by Joseph Fran- gainer so far as, riitcs arc (mavens-d E QUAKER ROLLED OATS‘..
railroad issues. but at the so e Lime son, who is doing good work in getting to the extent of about SET-0.0110,!mil-ué 3 1138. L V
insures a fixed :percentage profit in new n1cmbem.- After voting to hold year. Senator Cnmmins csiimates the '
l
. and makes it possible for the-corpora- the next ,class initiation, the last Sun- savings of the ”mom... will 1... from SWIFT s PRIDE
pylons tO‘sccurc loans from “Federal day _in_ gig-[mm 1hr: dictator declared 3001,0090” to ‘250‘000'000 annually: WASHING ’POWD‘ER, '
,i‘und scream: for that 12mm. the initiation closed, when all mem- Comparamveiy little mmmmn has ~ large Size pkg. l ,,
SDEClflCRlll/Z the bill autlxn‘lzes the-Shara enjoyed a bufiet lunch. served by been directed to the ccnnumy “mp“.
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» ‘ President to-«settle all questions,. in-’the ntertainment committee, with wi res + .‘ '11 »
. .2 ». cludlng compensation. and. flpg‘om'l'imucli credit. ; 1932.15 :1;§':;‘:§“:;‘,.’3.€.‘2:‘::..‘3‘. (if: 24 cottage StI‘CGl
. , . . _ . - . . g . us 1.1. em .
..ates a. re3olvinx fimd 0f $300. \09000 . “W“w-‘m‘ .noiion 'i‘cnf’the new “in1 w-ii ho more
.THE LAST-OF-THE-SEASON - :9. this purpose. ltalso: ~ . Sleeping Sick 3 Emmy but {1.1.1. the! éx‘. V ‘ ‘»
' Provides guarantee of "standard 1‘9; .’ “:1 :- , . ‘ihe truth . C iii ‘ ‘ a I 10H”; F“ - ,
34mm" to. carriers for a period of Fatal toSh‘eriff , 1 . .on nuance of govern. o .
Sale at Winter Suits" & Coats .
son-s . cams -
that formerly sold at $28.50 Ladies? and Misses'7-‘7 For
to $651.50. Trimmed Plush Goats
Final Clean-Up Price Special at $25 to $45
$19.50 to $45.00 Former Value up to $59250
Spams 3110me or .,
COATS, sons, DRESSES AND mum-m .. .
six ' months after the termination of i i ment OPQWUOH under the Railroad dd,
ream: comma. , _ ' '-: William Vollnferi _ A— . _ -. _ .
~‘ Creates a receiving fund of $300,000,- . .. ’ — WE. - - _._. - __..:; __.._.
POO fonzmaiilngfnew loans Jo carriers. (Cont1nu9d.f§om_.nrst Page). .
. CreM‘aBallroad Labor Boardand .
bilicrlmachlheryr for the amicable 89¢"...known and sincerely admired public? ,
tiemeut of disputes-between employers personalities in Fairfield gouty; our!
ad employee. 7 . . ' , ling his twenty-three yea as a; police
Directs the» Interstate. "Commerce 9111ch in Norwalk he if; knfiwm‘iie
Commission to fix rates that‘s”!!! prO- every man, woman and. d- in his a“
; vide for two years 5 1-2 per cent. m.- tome town, and liked by mom’s“. or '
1
turns to the railroads on the calm: of via! disposition, with firm persona ARE SUCCESSFUL
be aggregate railway property deyot-; haracterjsflcg. and MM!!!) . l— . ,. m. . l
ed to the'public‘ use. . . tty ass pouceoincer,’ 1'1 ' ”31‘! “hi . i ., m. of no link W of Mi
. e “K s ‘ . .
. Pievides that it any carrier Tearnsmf Norwalk’s big sons, and? him . W .- and “field
in any year a net Opéiaelfing income excl 1110an as such in... 53th." '5 " i . -, . “ ‘ ' .v We }
'cess of six per cent, onedmli’ot sushi “William ‘Voflmer 11m, m My” ‘ . . .f “M8" .
”excess'must be placed in I meiark. 21.3“. in 1859-7313 canie {o Nor-I ‘ ' ' ‘ .. . 1 m ‘ 1 '
fund and the other half must he paldlvmik in 1874 and wasjem‘ployed by, L , C~ ' ‘ ' , ‘ ‘ * ‘ ' — m , i
a ' f ' V" ‘
lead “to make loans to carriers! [til 1888. when he Was elected a: chic! m i .
Gives to the Inigerstate flamenco
{omission the power to” regulate thel
of police by WettyMSOuth Noam '
by a Democratic Cltyflo'nncil. A year
"into a general contingent'mnd, to hereunstian Swat-h, as a clsamalper un ‘
lissue of railroad. mrlti , 2 j "later he “imaged ’as ch ~:' '
1 increases the Interstate. omemel'aepublican _ ell, who, $3163
“3on (romaineto ‘ ' padehtsappoiatumperhiam is
bets and their silence rm 7 Hrs. steWardship.- for
$12,000. ~ . - m “t in
xstunning“; union? are; _
‘ 3 ubborn ;..9m, . L the”
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