“ms-Wm. . «vi. . .
a“ altar and ice. of buying coal
f ' man tic—we‘ve had enough 'as
OUGH !
It you mind goes along with
inn ydre fond of sunshine and
1‘ 11m yonre tired 01: cold
4‘ a.- big price Unless your
'3 leather, y u're
” hard about the west er;
*’d -y to Winter “Hold
“at. You brutal thing, youpxe
a 11‘”
coal we're
well as you. “'e’re ready for a
heath of Spring. the swelling
finds. .e bluebirds wing. the
acent or violets on the breeze—
and no day under 50 degrees.
m us no YOUR CALLS WITH
Quality--Servic «Prge
Whichie the most important when mo
EVERYBODYM ammo all at Once?
' neproblemwlllbenotthelllmberbuthOWtodia-
tributeiteotbateveryonemaygetafair threat a fair
' e
price. . ».
Pleaeekeepmmindthatonrbeeteflorteareatyonroom-
mom! and that we shall count‘itaprivllegetobe otservice
toycu- .
The Hatch £9" Bailey Co.
_-__--_.._..,._...._..n__. . - ..
CLOSED CARS
(10111011111313: ON com
DAYs
VICTORLT TAXI CO.
1101167.
HI
Smith Underwood
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired Rentals, 86
per mun 1115136111183
sold a1310permonth. ,
PEUMBER.
TYP‘M RITER EXCHANGE
22c lb—Smoked Shoulders—22c lb
Lean and tender stock the most economical meat
you can bu
No. l Reva Plantation Coffee. per lb. ...... . . 45c :
Choice California Prunes. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . 21c
Fancy Whole Grain Rice. Rea. 18c. l . ..... -. . . . 16c
Royal Lunch Milk Crackers. lb. ................ 1‘.}c r
The Old Reliable Ozone Soap. ..... , . . . . . 3 for 25¢
Swift’s Dixie Bacon. per i. ................... 31c
Swift’s Pure Leaf Lard. per lb. ............... 2_8c
Fancy Ceylon and India Tea. lb. .............. 43c
Pure Apple Cider per quart ....... . ....... . . 20c
Strictly Fresh Eees. per doz. . __, .............. 75c,
Warranted Good E225. per doz. . . ........... 63c _
Very Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann quality). 73c
.....................................
Hot Bread Rolls. Buns. Etc. every hour from
thite House Breadery. next to
Beckmann’sGrocery
83 \Vashinaton St. FREE DELIVERY .’hone 1405.
EGAN AND.“ CHINESE ‘
..., l
RESTAURANT
”tar Dinner 11: 30 to 2' 30, 406
”och! Suppeg including Soup 55c
Malay Full Course Dinner, 85c
" 13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m. -
Phol'le 2253 I
1 texonowing lines: Ajax, Fire-
Call 499 I
JAFFE & ASH I
‘We are in the market for all I
find: of junk, second-hand fur- I
We and Old clothes. !
.We pay the prices for every- I
i
78 m1: 8t., East Norwalk, Gt.
_ Specials In
AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES
I“ Fnlrfleid Ave" Bridgeport, com-1,“
‘ " » ' -§ NEW LAID EGGS 55c doz
SPECIAL ~
«- ~. Best Elgin Creamery Butter . ............. 69c lb.
LABIEb tbLHOtES g iAmericandCheese ......................... 3,58%] .
.- ewes as ure ar ............... .. ................ ~- .
' Compound Lard ......... . ........... . . . . . 20c .
xiiifégoo First Prize Nut Buttei . . . . ........ . . . . 35c { .
See Them in the Window _ 1 Jersey Maid Oleo .. ................... H.235c
1111. L w ‘ Esi‘inil‘s a 1:11.31 samba """"""" “"' 2%‘5' 32?.
-- '”‘ , on 1 ' .........
311 South 3..., s: ‘ Red Alaska Salmon.t tall can ............... 33c can
" 1 Pink Alaska Salmon tall can ............ 23c can
s°uth N°rwalk 1 Pink Alaska Salmon. 1—2 can ............... 199 can
i Dcl Monte Sardines tomato sauce ......... Inc an
. — 3 Coffee. best Santos ........................ 35c lg.
‘31 V ery Best Mixed Tea . ......... . .......... 39c
WHOLESALE k Hebe Ev ap. Milk ................... . ..... 10c can
find 1 l‘. HITE CRANUL 1LATED SUG .GAR—‘Z lb. carton for
RETAIL § Lyei 3,7 body.
GIGARs, CIGARnnza . -- . C
”'8 ... ,1 StandaldButterEéEgg o.
TARLOV BROS 5 12 NORTH MAIN ST., scorn 110me
, Up-to-Date Cigar Store 53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
InhmlremoSBlOck,.*3oNeg-1191;]:j ----------_--.--------------
Tel. 1581 / i' - -
Furniture of Character
at Ifloderate Prices
Good furniture gives the home character. It need not be
the most expensive, but should possess quality and be ar-
tistically adapted to the home in which it is used.
Whether you wish a lamp, Or some article for the kitch-
en, or a. complete suite, we have it, and at prices that you will
find interesting.
You will eavO money if you
’ 1 now as we are closing out
7&7 good value in Racine
~11 1 guaranteed 5,000 miles,
“5.00. Size 30 x 3 1-2.
Moe, HudeOn and Victor
’ >1» on. weekly payments.
A.‘MODNE
1’? Sega: am- at.
Schultz'e’s Saturday Night Specials -.
LEGSOFLANIB ...... ' .......... “3511111.
FRESH SHOULDERS .................. 24c 11:.
schLYrRRschos........................55cdoz.’
SHOULDER POTROAST ........... 18c lb.
PORK ROAST ....... 32c 11.
$110171:an STEAK ace lb.-
FRESH PLATE BEEF ..
Judge JOhnE. Keeler in the Silo
perlor court yesterday ranted 3“ ‘6
creee of dimree the on uncontested
petitions; all on albumin! 0‘ desor-
tion. and one on charges of "“9“!
on report of a committee named to
hear the evidence.
' The case involving cruelty was "A“
of Laura Mao Seward Fan- of grids:
rt. against. 'Harry J..FI.fl', so 0
’Dofldgoport. They were married De-
cember 4 1912,11“ the report of the
committee was that the charges of
cruelty were sustained. CustOdy 0:
one child was granted the petitioner.
Other decrees granted were:
Hobart E. Bradley of Bridgeport.
from Myra. Belle Hit Bradley of New
Haven, desertlon since November 15.
1915. They were married February
20,1890.
Nellie McGuire from Joseph Mc-
Guire, both of Bridgeport deseniou
otnee March 1. 1 1914. They were
married November 25,1912. Custody
of one child is awarded the petitioner.
Lewis Sarno of Weatport {ram Do-
menico Some of Westpon.dese1tion
since Marcie-l, 1914. They were mar-
ried in 1907 and have two children.
Albert Edward Knapp of Bridgeport
from Josephine O. Earle Knapp. dc-
sertion since September 10, 1913. They
were married'November 16. 1903,
. Two Cases Contested.
Judge A. T. Roroback hea1d part of
the testimony in the contested case 01"
Stephen J. Heiferman against Mar-
garet llellc1man. both of this city and
continued it for further testimony.
Heflcrman alleges his wife» dos-ertml1
him which she. denit s. and claims she
left owing to his misconduct. Hotter
man's mother appeared in court and
testified to the good character or her
daughter-in-law. and met-111112
should not be given :1 divorm'.
Ilefl'erman's sister also made
same statement.
Judgm- Rorahack also lh'ard part of
the testimony 111.1l1e contra-1d case
of “'illiarn P- Taylor of this city
against Julia May Taylor, formerly 0:
Milford, in which the huslmuvl makes
allegation of infidelity :111 d‘urvuun-r
and
th-'
ance. the wife rmmh-n' with
charges of cruelty. This (1:151: will '11
lesumcd T11rsduy :11 11:23“ o‘clock
Judge linrahuck will rcpovf ltis lind-
ing to the Superior court.
' l R. AND w. HAT
COMPANY SUES
(Continued From First Page)
.
The \n'it is rtturnuhle at the April
term or the Superior Court.
The. \\‘l'il of atmclmwm consists of
{our ('(1llnls in which complaim is
mzulc :15 follows:
“Thu! lllc phlitltil" is :1 NSW. York
'corpm-ulion rngxg-d in the business
or manufacturing hzz'as in the town of
Norwalk.
“On or about May 1113:: 7. June
9 and June 11. 1919. and various oth-
er dates between January 1. 1919.
and July 1. 1919.
fondant
plaintiff .and de
011 1 Fred 11110 agreements
whereby it was mu'ually agrccd in»
twm'n them that lhe defendant.
.tiff within :1 reasonable time from
said dates. and :11 the rate of betwcen
,twenvy-five to fifty dozen :1 day. up
proximately 1,5011 dozen hats in 1111'
.rougb. or hat b.:1li«s and that the
[plaintiff should :Iu-upt the same and
pay him therefor :11 an agreed. prici-
per dozen
:Sllf‘ll (lill\""(l,\ uf s:15d hats in the
{rough has claps: d and plaintiff has
3111“: :1_\s becn ready and “illinz to 1"-
icein- and pay for 1111111 in 11w m:-m
nor aforesaid mid has rcpc:1tedlv,de-
jmanded the d livm of said ha: a in
Izhe rough of thi.' d-I‘:111d1n; 1'11 ac
cordance with (h: 1111115. of said con
, tract. ‘
1
, “Defendant has neglected and re-
,Efuscd to delchr said hats in the
[rough or any part 1hereof, and has
1wholly repudiated his said agreement
land more than a
’elapsed since the making thereof
“The plaintiff claims $5 000 dam
ages'
When Yo
Know
you have 1a
heart, it is . , ,
timé'to1.
Watchyour
stomach. Palp itatiOn
and other Signsof‘heart
trouble” usually mean
-—indigestion, produmgl
by foodpoisonsthatin‘is ‘
tate every part of the
5 body —homt mduded.
1 b
IN E
and .
should sell and «iollrcr to the plain-'
resonable time has *
Are more double than my other,
produce splendid style because the
oelly moulded into natural harmony-
The latest models of mo are now ready.
Shop Early Today. ,We Close at 6
are hygienic W W
mambpdym-cim'
11:"
¢ —‘-— n
TEN YEAR OLD
BOY HAS GOOD
IDEAS 0N ARMY
(Continuead From first Page)
1 , '—
:him. Every man 111 it had bad habits
and entered the C. S. Army came out;
the best and puiest of men. There-1
lore although i hau- mentioned 1'0“
11111111115. 11 shows us that no mattex
how bile! “P are in the army‘. it is im-
possible to say qanything except good-i
Incs's oi the L'. . A1111)
'1: is not meant it) end right here.1
b: m 111': may bc l1:.1d
Iour boys in France smokcd. but lhty
had to keep up 111.211 nerws lint 11
‘is :.ruc that “hilethev acre in F1ancc
1and other Emop: an counnies
lc.11md many Ian: uazcs 5011114111111;
“inch is no! to ht despised by .1111m1o '
\lany nun 111:1: «mored 1h.» arm) hul
111c. ed11c,:1tion \h.111\01 but
1.ntly with othex 111c.11 they got some
11111111, that is 1e1'_\ (e~9 1111.11 flind 11.11
is l111m\l1dgc 1h1y also 1911111011 an-
mhe1 thxn: tho: 1:: sacrul 111:111 Alhllil
.1tan~:1nd 'hat loy:1lly.All
that had (1 l . \ “
they entme 1 1c . S. 1 1'11
((1 of this habit when they untcred the
army
“All men that didn't have good
heady employ-1.1mm could “1811 for no
1‘
.:2::::.:::"':;:::::':;.3"1.91:. “.552
pufurmul i!‘ the army.
H AVE VlODIFlED
RESERVATION
TO AR'IICLEX
(Continued from First Page).
some lo cl:'11il’y the befuddled alien-
1011. '
bf the cxpected \otc on Al'll(‘.e .\
which probably will not (“01110 1111111 '
Monday or Tuesday
IrreconLilable opponents Li the
treaty cuudmuucd the substitute dual
ification as a "Republican cummin-
tion" to 111511111112 House. while the
mild rcsm'mlionists of the party fol-3
lowed 1119. leadership of Senator
Lodge. who introduced it.
i Deepltc d: t‘nction. from the R1 11111111
.can Hanks bmausc of the (hanger: 111
the reserxaliou. the (Republic-1m lead
“mm ”m" :1 rm“ “am” "mp "1" crs said 111m could hold thirty votes;
for it leaving ‘14 votes {or the; 0..
Lrats to qlrlix'cr if the treaty is to be
ratified Willi 1hr- substitute aunt-.hcd
Efforts in amt-ml the substitute pmb-
ably “ill be made. in nhich case all
Itxi'sling lineups may he oye1tu1 11rd
M
HOME AND SCHOOL
'1 LEAGUE MEETING
1 (Continued From First Page)
.others.
teibsting and
those present.
. The quesxion 01 the requirements of
the schools for the coming year was
discussed. and, as these requirements1
'will necessitate a substantial increase
lover the appropriation for the past
1', it is urgedmbat the parents or,
:Noarwalk become members of this
league and so lend their influence for
the benefit of the child1'.en To such.
parents who hate not availed them—
selves of the privilege of. attending
these Inch-tings and bearing the re-
porls on many at th schools. the cry-
ing need'mf repdir better sanitary
equipment and n5: ecsary school sup-
plies. it is #3311195: 13’ 1100911 that they
’wlll visit the 3515110015 and learn these
ithlngs first;
i, Bonnier s hdye been held by
,this fiagu 113110 the winter, at
gwhich‘ prom at we hers have made
Lanai-eases These meetings are open
lto A11 and are held the second Friday
1‘05 every month, at the High school. ~
in
much appreciated by'
—_...-_
I'IIUMINUOS MEN
AWAIT DECISION
~ FROM 11111125111111“
(Continual! From we: Page) -_
The minority repert “signed by Henry
j! Robinson and Wt Peale, re-
'lves respectively. of the pub
but keep on telling “hat other guest,
it is true that,
lllt \ 1
111 in: con- .
llll‘ 11 _
:1 crannlg for whiskey before;
Were cur-
Instead it caused postponement .
His address was intensely in ‘
Whisk. inventedbymv
a good deal of attention to other is-
i:ue_s rated in the strike: b1“ the qucs- |
'u'on of the hours of work is consider-
.ed paramount. Miners going on strikL
Edemanded a six—hour day and five day 1
tweak with 60 percent. increase in:
wages.
'ed that a. consolidated report could!
H.1(RIEGEReco.
yet. be drawu out. Both reports gave
0 O
Milliners. .
'PUPILSREAD "
; - PRIZE ESSAYS
We. are now showingr a
wonderful selection of ex-
clusive Millinery. F1£1h
Continued From first Page.
Avenue and Broadway
.l‘ho (:11-1.- mt... 1.11m sting hm mom; 1 . '7'
"W Sa nun." “Sunset." Miss: styles for Just half tht
Morlina Oudcn was at thc piano. ,
Charles [mulens read his essay: "Thr-
(‘nnslilulinn As :1 (‘hv'ck m Bulshe»
Vism.”
soxtcnc, or the nimh nradc,
the song: "lk-ar Harp 111‘ My Foun-
Ir)‘." Thine in the Sl‘Xlt‘llP ‘.\1-1‘Pv
Joseph 'l‘omucy. Harold Davis. Eleni
nor .\i:1?hvw>. Ilel‘o' \‘un Scoy. M.‘:1'-.
21.11 Moist-i and Ilcutx'icv \\'iikcns,e
“'illiam Howard :1ccox11panicd 121v
s. \tetlt him the piano.
.\i:1e.lone.~' thon read her composition: 1
"W hat Our ( onsiltution \ieans in?
lively American." l
The l._i1'ls‘ (‘1 ice club sang :1 some still '
110d: "To the Hermit Thrush" un-’
der the direction of Miss Mary Mc-
price charged in the New
York stores.
.\ 5:1 111';
If you “end buying Jewelry,
Watches, Clock: and Optical
Goods this year—BUY NOW.
Our Seventh Anniver—
(1arthy. Mortina Ogden played the' , y t
piano. 1 sary and Remoy :11 Sa e a
Mrs. lit-Causland. who was appointed, less than COSt Price 15
gave them out: First prize, Man
Jones: second prize. Charles Dou-
l- ns: third prize. Sara “'clis.
Mr. Greene the principal of Franklin?
Real!
i by the D. A. 11.. to award the.p1iz-es,
1
i
Grasp Your
K; school then imroducrd M1. Buchfin “uni v
'_ an. who made a shon :uldres ' to tho. on? ‘I
1 students. ‘ 0W
,Tlm “Flag Salute" was givcn. after .
which the Tlumbor closed 111111 the *4»-
! "Slur Spangled Banner."
CHARLES BRAND
Expert Watchmaker,
Jeweler and Optician
Repairing a Specialty
' SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
“MM/TIME.- -" E
“Maytimt.” ”' the or'ig nui (0111.11.55 o:
uhich had :1. long and sumwslul 11111.
in Se“ 301k c1ty. csInblisliing a rep-.151
nation for tunefuiuess and beauty}
played to :1 (opacity audiencc. in the
Palace Theatre last night.
it has quaint atmosphere 0: old New:
‘York with "pcl'iod" costumes. The?
L1 nos were laid in New York city, 11:
18!“ 1857. 1390111111 1919 unspecliu'l)
gifing :1 picturesque lt‘Plt-‘Sl‘nl :1 1011 o"
mctropoiilan lift at foul “ideh slim
rand periods.
. Gina-'1 Dale. as (it llic. dough to: (11'
(‘nluncl \1111 7.311111. won ,1'111p. 111ml
recognition while one of the 5111: 919-11
hits was scored by ‘\i mimic “axis. as
llmiimrudu l)‘ Alb 1'1 Eduaul 1111111.
i-_.__._....
Special for the Week
11. 8. STANDARD PURE
WHEAT noun, a bag $1.50
‘ carried capably the pal 1 of 7011 '1
, \’\ :1) he. .1 PINK ALASKA WON,
, Several songs, particularly, 1\ 1' 1'11 3, can , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
good They inc ‘uded: ‘l\\'i \ on 111 "
'flnlember ' It s a 11 11111) Day at 111. FANCY MAINE CORN:
Battcn‘" “Jump. Jim C-fruu “.llomc a, cgn ................
.‘chet Home“ and the Road to firm
dish.” '
1 The musical progcam follows;
ACT]
Opening Ensemble. ..‘Lppx'omicr
"' In Our 1. ittlc ‘iomc Sn'oct Home."
Ozillie and Richard
:1 “’lndy Um at the Battery".
‘\lattl11\\',\litcand Girls
N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS.
9. lb. 111;
A. STULL
“ ‘lt's
i
f“(hpsy sprig” ............... Rodolfo 24 COIIage Stree‘
l“\"s~'ill You Remember." ,' .
1 ................ Otullxo and Richard D
ACT II i " ' "
Opening Mazurka ............. (‘horus‘ ""“ ' 4 V .
“Jump, Jim Crow.” 200
. . . . . J ....... Matthe“ and Chorus NOR‘VAI‘K 5 BY CuTB;
{“The Road to Paradise" FOUL '
....... 0111111: and Aloha. «11Z ' .__.....I.
“Spanish Dande’2 . . . . . . . ...... A marital '
”Will You Remember" ........ \‘ivalla. Continued [tom page on.
“ACT II. 1 L"
O l —.—Au C‘
"gigfrilspenge" on hows” Ensemble ghen over to a discussion of locum--
ACT 1v 2-1110“ which was led by W “Ham NWT"
"Selling Gowns” (Lyric by 05 fie 9’ .North “we“ The club nkmb‘ rs
1 , . f b hundred
noon) ....... Otillie and cm; “9°“ ‘0 l“ c“ a “‘1‘ “m
chicken this “neon with the idea of
pulsing aom’e early pullers. ’
.......... Enntntmdp and 1“,th For 1920, the club cancers are:
“Only One Girl for Me " President-Charles Daniels, Franco
................ Richard an‘e om: Street- ' , _
"w1u You Remembm,‘ 1 Secretary *Aymcr Fowler,~ North
........ . ........oume. and- Richud street. -
Other mambo“: William Fow'cr
A FRIEND RECOMENDEO THEM. £1221: street, John \lcCorthx, Garner
1' A person Often doas more 800‘! ‘mi This W' club has a definite
he realizes when he tells a entering partner. not the M year Every
friend new to get well. .1. N. Tdtlll. mama custom. tub and unions
clerk, Lottie Hotel Evansville led. a" mm: W
mteet “For weeks I annex-ed constant '8. the we”? ‘21:» «132.333
1y 2111111 pants in the mnecles or he «lay. Haven 21.111 when time the care
Alarm or W on the 11m
W“ ~1 1" any
l“Dancing ' Will Keep You Young”
(Lyrics by Cyrus Wood)
Norwalk Chronicler