. 3- your mind
- you‘re fond vol! sunshine
slot! with-
8093 8 and
Quality-ServiceuPri; .
- Ems... “til: car. 3323 , p
i C‘s-omega price. 2,”“’,3:-3§ Which isthsmost imprint when grants opens and
. hard about the'westher: f Immnxmsmme-ntiemr . .- ._ a.
1 “twain 3.33332. 3% i L .1... problem will be not to sell 1mm.m.uwgtofaa.
. m"'e “1, m, we.“ mnnfinmm‘my get suntan-o at a - fair".
b‘.
.1 too—we've had enough as
‘ as you. We're ready for s.
“it of Spring. the swelling
the bluebirds wing. the
.7 90‘. of violets on the breeze-—
~ m day under 60 degrees.
a:
BTWDOYOUB OALLSWITH
CLOSED CABS
MORTABIS ON 00m
3. . DAYS
' VICTORIA
Ph
one 7.
TAXI CO.
93
makes.
PEUM BE R.
TYPIE‘NRITER EXCHANGE.
t. Flimeid Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn.
H
Smith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. 85
per month. Machines
sold atSIOpermonth
v: g
Please keep in inindthst our besteaorts am your cons.
nsnd and that we shall count itsprivilegetobe of'servios
tom. . ..
The Hatch '69"
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31o iii—DIXIE BACON—31c lb
Swift’s Mild CureBacon. put up in sanitary
packages. Try-it at this low price. _.
N9. 1 Royal Plantation Coflee. lb. ,.-. . . . . . . 45c
Rmso for washing. no rubbin . no bailing: Dkil’. . 9c
Old Dutch Cleanser (Chases irt 3for 25c
Ozone Soap. the old reliable . . . . 7...... .3. cakes 25c
Frank], Brand Jelly. glass tumblers . . . . . . 1§c
Hillsda e Brand Asparagus. large can . . . . . . . . . 3pc
Swnftfs Pure Leaf Lard. per lb. . . . . . . . . ...... 28c
Sunkist Cahforma Lemons. doz. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30c_
. Fisher Queen Brand Sardines. can . . . . . . . . . . 15c
Gloucester Mackerel. very mce. each .......... 20c
LarzeJuicy Grape Fmit. each 10c
Buy your Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Buns. Etc. at
White House Breadery. next to
Beckmann’sGrocery
‘ 83 VVashinszton St. FREE DELIVERY .’h1!he 1405.
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”ES and TOBACCO.
TARLOV BROS
Unto-Date Cigar Store
Tel. 1581
Mme Block, 80. Norwsll
I 51 -F h Egg 1 -51
LADIES’ SHOES c res - S c
N‘Xteggfiss’t ;_ American Cheese ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 35c lb.
$ Value£7.50 i FreshPotCheese........................18clb.
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See Them in the Window l Limberzer Cheese . . .. . . . 49c lli.
- M AX LEVY’S l Munster Cheese . . . . ...r.—...-.<_...».‘.-..r.~...-. .-.. . 496 lb.
31$outhMainSt., ; ,SwissCheese.............................49c").
south Norwalk. 1 First Prize Nut Butt’er . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c lb.
1' Asparagus. tall can ..... . . . . . . . . . .. 20c can
_ , Libby’s Pineapple. tallcan . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35c can
WHOLESALB E SweetCloverMilk........................20ccan
- i Gold Cross Evaporated Milk ......... 2 cans for 25c
and . ,. .
RETAIL Liblivs Evaporated M' k . . . . . . . . . . . 2 cans for 25c
StandardButterEdEggCo.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., BOUT]: NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
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In court» yesterday morph! N9“,
"m'fl‘n‘ed310 andcpsts for not hav-
ing s. license and $50 and costs for
driving while intoxicated. Hague”!-
‘his arrest. he .
been _driving~£or'eight yesg without
a. license. '
. as was
wuntyryiail and the jail authorities
were notified not to release him until
they heard from the Department of
Justice at Hartford. Nesry. a year sud
a' half ago. was employed in Milford
by lcemsn Wellington Bristol. Deparv
ment of Justice'inen at that time
came here alter him as a navy dev
sorter and Henry escaped.'it is alleg-
ed.
it is claimed he was shot through
,the hand by a. Eedenl agent-st the
time. He calms the. the was later
apprehend and sefved eight
months, but his statement is doubted.
The Department of Justice is inves~
'tigating his record.
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COMPENSATION AGREEMENTS
D .
The following compensation agree-
mental were approved yesterday by
lCommissioner E. T. Buckingham:
l Siganni Nicola, Sprinzdale; Siam:
fird Rolling Mills (70., contusion oi
5 ck and shoulder. broken collar
February 7, $11.85 a Week.
Bertha Porkorny, Springdnic:
Stain Rolling Mills Co. contusion 0i
right foot, February 3, $8.21.
Alexander Geddes, Stamford; Fan-
ny Starkey Crane. Stamford, fracture
lot right wrist, February i, 315.38.
Henry Patclien, Beihclz‘ ‘John B.
Baird, Bethe]; fraciured collar bone.
February 17, 39.
Edward Burns,
Sound Hoach; Stam-
rected right thumb, Jan.‘23. $11.17.
Thomas Howard. Bridgcpori Loco-
mobile Co.. infected right hand_ Feb-
ruary 3, $17.98. .
Frank Gleunon. East Port Chester;
George Mertz’ Sons. East Port. Ches-
ter. abrasion of right forefinger, Dc-
cember 17. $15.39,
.iohibBroderick. No. :210 Poquon-
hock street; llawihornv (‘0.. End
Portchester, abrasion m right fore-
finger, December 27. $1.3m.
ter, dependent widow of Michael i._\-
chuk. employc of Empw Foundry
00.. gas asphyxiation. February 4. SIB
a. week.
Edward Gauer. Danbmy; llanbury
Electric Manufacturing l‘o., end of
right index finger Cl'llsllml, December
24, $11.04. '
Michael Sullivan. Nora-elk: Nor-
walk Tire & Rubin-r ('o.. thumb sou
ered at second joint, Nov, 24, 814 for
38 chks.
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NORWICH BULETIN
EDITOR DEAD
XOR\\'l(‘H, arch 17.»-v.~\. “'alion
Pearson, edilor or Ili1- Norwalk Bulle-
tin. dicd today, zizml 78. lie was a
native of .\'e\vbur_vpuri, Muss._ served
iii the 48th Massucliusvils Voluniecrs
,in the (‘ivll “'ar. and onlerod news-
paper MW in 191712. Forty-one years
ago this month he bvcame city cdimr
lof the Norwich liullclin. and in 1593
ills editor.
‘ Mr. Pearson lvurnml the. printers’
,trade at the case before taking up the
,news and editorial vnti. Mrs. Pour-
'Son and a. son sunivo. .
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SITTING m CHAIR
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RESTAURANT
1.3 North Main Street
' 11:80 to 1 a. on.
Phone 2253
" WW1
Mar Dinner 11:30 to 2:30. 40c
will Supper including Soup 55c
My Full Course Dinner, 85c
Furniture of Character
at l‘s/Ioderate Prices
Good furniture gives the liome character. It need not be
the most expensive, but should possess quality and be an
Call 499
- JAFFE e.- ASH
15'.
this
Maud old clothes.
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Specials In
AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES
m, Pennsylvania.
'44.. ._ u,‘.
.i t-,, 44,. ‘ .
. .. $5.00. Size 30 x 3 1-2.
A. MODNE
5'? new. tus- s:
_ lit-roe. Hudson and Victor
are in the market for all
of Junk, second-hand far-
We pay the prices for every-
St, East Norwalk, Gt.
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You will save money if you};
in new as we are closing'oum;
fie Mowing lines: Ajax, Fire-1;
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a.
vvvv
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5, ”guaranteed 5,000 miles}.
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9 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.
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HARTFORD, Mulch l7.—'l‘he dcnd
‘body of ii. F. “Winter, about fifty
years old. was found in a sitting 1109*
:ture in a rocker in his room at his
.boardlng place, .\’.~. 116 'liopkins
(in :4 was cscn pin:
ésirecL yesterday.
unllzhted heater.
;full blast from on
death accidental.
. . Mr. V‘Vobster haul spent the winter
in lvoryton. rciurnine about a wool;
ago. He is said to have a daughter
in New Haven.
MORE PASSENGER SHIPS.
: NICW' YORK. March 16.——.-\ d1»
niand for more passenger ships be-
, tween South America and the United
States is heard from coast In coast in
jihe former country, according to A.
g E. Clegx, president of the American
1 Ship and Commerce Navigation Com-
pany. who recently returned from a
business trip'there. At. the present
time, he said, for every passcnxt‘l‘
ship leaving South America. for this
country. there are a dozen sailing for
European ports
. Freight service. he ‘added. is mo"1‘
-.cvenly divided. and steamers between
the two-Americas are keeping ’up
very well with the present demands:
of trade. , '
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Schultze’s Thursday Specials i-
BRISKET CORNED ssar.............. 10c 1b.
‘ RUMP CORNED anar- ..... 26c—28c 1b.
,; BEEF LIVER 12cm
1. HOME-MADESAUSAGE ...... 3501b.
1'; COLUMBIA RIVER. SALMON,flat cans 250—400
, REDSALMON,tallcans ....... ,...‘.......'. ...... .. 30c
i» PINR'sALmon.......... ......
Watchfor our Lenten Fish Specials. ‘
' anon Irons
Iss lailrnsd Ave.
mend Accessories
i‘Nseo
‘ BI‘RDS THE YEAR ’ROUND.
. .The little packet of eggs that would
”haven given rise to thousands of cater-
}:illfiirs 11m"? lunches for the winter,
- r s. n t e orchard‘irreguiar holes' a
thoush the loose flakes of‘ bark at\_‘egg?nt12; g“
test their usefulness again’ for they
the only time .for birds. if we 'had
mar.
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ROBERT E. HALL DEAD;
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Faber-t E._Hall, a'well knofinfim‘
ployee of the statehoard charmer?"
his this district and a ”meat citi-
zen of East
in that town yesterday of
Mr. Hall wa's_ secretary! of
flavor“ school board and prominent
pneumonia.
SchultZe’s Sanitary Markets. A
"'0le _ scorn spawns. '.
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......a -..—.... .-..M,
Lb:
1.2!»;le iron View ‘
in other ail'slrs of the W -
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taken tothe New HIM“
ford Rolling Mills 130.. Springdaic. ml
Mrs, Susie Lychuk. I‘Zalt l‘ort (‘lins-’
tell ~of their inroads upon the hibel‘a: _ t4
in: codiing moths. Summer is not
moregof them during the winter we or «nay
would not need so many in the'eum- ° '
NEW HAVEN, Conn. March 17.--
Haven, died at‘his house,
the $831
didvaluesinshortle'igthsof SillsenDress Goods arm
fornerprioes.
~mmwmtnthesmy
willfindsomethingnewtointerest' them.
See the
* j_ Recruits on the Remnant
W'Mhhmmm‘m‘nwmmm
lugthsssstmfion or their
COunter
ammo»..-
O
”amthmwho h.“ porch-ed before
a
New Suits and Dress Skirts.
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sr. PATRICK‘G DAY.
“’hen first Allierica uprose
And flung defiance at her foes.
No Iaggards were the Irish then
In purse or purpose. means or men.
F COMMISSION
NEW YORK, March lés—The U. S.
S. Recruit. the land battleship, which
has been “anchored" for two years in
Union Square near Bradway, wen:
gout of commission today with the.
:lowering of Old Glory and her com-
mission pennant. The _vRecruit.
and which, untouched by ocean waves. in-
'duced thousands to join the Navy
iduring the war. will “sail” by land for
And whereso'cr her Veins outpourcd -Coney island, and W111 "dock" near
Their life-stream for the cause anon-d. Surf avenue. at the safe distance of
(rammingied in that sacred flood two blocks from the Atlantic Ocean.
“ins lreland‘s best and noblest blood.“ r———-——--—-
l POPULATION FIGURES.
l \VASHINGTON, )i:xrch'16.-—-Popula-
and tion statistics for 1920 announced to«
gday by the Census Bureau included:
I Amarillo, Tex. 15.494, an increase
id 5.51:7, or 5.5.6 per cent. over 1910.
Mitchvll. h'. ll. 8,478, increase 1,963.
or 30.1 pcr cont.
Madison. S. 1).. 4.144.
or 32.1 per 1 mt.
(‘.rcs(on. lat. 8,034, incrcasc 1,110, or
16.0 per cent.
Sim-ms Point, Wis, 11,37G, increase
u. s. s. nscnmr our
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Nor slow to join the battle they——
Their weapons flashed in every fray.
And everywhere her banner blew
They closed around it. siaIInch
true.
‘And eVer since in all our wars,
i\\'hcrcvcr glcamed the Stripes
l Stars,
‘ The 103a! lrish. heart and hand.
Have fouszht for this beloved land.
So. in the springtime of the your
:Vthn Patrick's. Day again is here.
i‘Tis not Mono on ii‘ish breasts
“The spray of Ireland? shamrock rests .
increase 3,007,
'Tis not alone in lrish cyn-s ,
Th1- tcurs {or Ireland's sorrows: risc: 2.678. or [50.8 PPI‘ cont.
"NS not alone from lrish‘lips. , Eldonfdo. Kan, 10,995. increase 7"
The winning word of lreland slips. .866, 0,. 251.4 99!" cent.
Ah. no! Our great Republic's heart
Reveals today its tend~rer part,
As, smiling in her state serene,
She wears a touch of lreland‘s green.
—DENlS A. MCCARTHY.
March 17, 1920.
PLANT GARDENS "574- VACANT
LOTS.
Vacant city lots would not be of,
much value for growing corn or wheat :
but these valuable pieces of dirt are,
often just‘ihe place for growing a:
good vegetable garden. Often the soil 1
is rough and covered with stones and
all sorts of waste materials, but most
people who live in cities and towns,
do not get enough outdoor exercise]
"anyway. and the labor necessary 30
clean off the trash and pile the stones ;
to one side will do them good. Some;
of the best home gardens haV'e been!
grown on vacant lots that was noti
much more than a stone pile to begin I
with. in one case enough old faunas—l
tion stones were rcmoved to build a?
wall along the two exposed sides oi’i
the lot. The soil was then leveled and
a few small loads of manure spadedl
into it. The garden was planted while ,
neighboring apartment-house dwell-3
ers looked on from their windows:
doubt written on every face. but ihel
garden grew and flourished. and many 1
were the smiles of appreciation of the 1
good things that were. handed thcmf
by the owner of life garden. 3
, If the land is not shaded too great;
a part of the time, almost any vacant;
lot can be turned into a food garden.
but it is often necessary. prettyncar-
Iy. to make the soil. f
Free booklets that tell how to gar-1
den will be sent on application to the‘
United States Department'of Agricul~;
ture.‘ Washington. D. C. . .
hum ism sud '7,
inn mm nu:
We are advance,
arrivals of '
...—.... ”.....fl ..
Bother! in
Sunfiefiu‘
Down on the Brazilian slopes
\vhcrc Van Dyks Duchess cof—
i'cc grows. a brilliant sun, by
day, ripcus the bean and
nightfall bathe-s it in a fra-
grant. «low. The 'xvmidcrful
flavor of Duchcss cofiic'e is the
remit.
Duchess Gofi‘ee ...... 48c lb.
Quality Supreme
Quail-Tea 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c 11).
James Van Dyk Co.
128 Washington St.
towns f
68 Washington Si.
«
,She mixed Sulphur with it to Restore
Color, Gloss, Youthfulneea.
usagefirewed ini9,o
fsuiphur added,_ ' will
gain ’Emy, , lied sounded" hair
ib’eautlt‘ully dark and luxuriaht. Just
‘a few applications will prove a rave
lation “your hair is fading. streaked
Mixing the Sage Tea‘ nm‘l,‘
Sulphur recipe at, homefilhoughg is
troublesome. An easier way is to get
a bottle or \Vye‘th'r. Sage and Sulphur
H. KRIEGER 8C0.
Milliners.
We are now showinsr a
wonderful selection of ex-
clusive Millinery. Fifth
1 Avenue and ‘ Broadway
1 styles for just half the
I price charged in the New
York stores.
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, LISTEN!
If you intend buying Jewelry,
Watches, Clocks and Optical
Goods this year—BUY NOW.
Our Seventh Anniver-
sary and Removal Sale at
less than Cost Price is H
Real ! '
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i Grasp Your
Opportuniiv
Now. -
CHARLES BRAND
Expert Watchmsker,
' Jeweler and Optician
Repairing a Specialty
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Special for the W eel:
. U. 3: STANDARD Pm
WHEAT FLOUR, a bag $1.50
PlNKALASKASAI-NON,
acan I
fancy MAINE com,
a can . . .
N. Y. STATE PEA
2. lb. , ..............
. A. STULL.
24 Cottage Street
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The, Best Glasses '
like our glasses, because they are
'madeto help y'oureyesbyreliev'o
Compound at any drug store all ready
for use. This is themlditime recipe
improved by the addition or other in-
'en'ts.
5 While wispy, “gray, faded hair is
not siifnifwe all daire to retain our
youthful appearance and attractive-
ness. By darkeningyour hair wit:
r'Wyeth‘s mew Sulphur Compound.
inc-one. tented, because it does it so
50 eyenly. 105173“ W. .
can. ' it W
Coats .~ -‘
Silits -
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