m us DO YOU]. CALLS WITH
CLOSED CABS
“$02113“ ON COLD
DAYS ‘
VICTORIA TAXI co.
Phone 937.
-Ie
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. ull other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. 86
per month. Machines
sold st810per1nonth.
PL‘UMBER.
TYPIWRITER EXCHANGE.
'l Fifi-Hold Avc., Bridgeport. Conn.
#35—
SPECIAL
LADIES’ SHOES
Newest Last
At $5.00
Value $7.50
SeeJ'hem in the Window
MAX LEVY’S
31 South Main St.,
South Norwalk.
5‘.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
CIGARS, CIGARETTEA
PIPES nnd TOBACCO.
TARLDV BROS
UpstmDsto Cigar Stor’o
lollckomo Block, 80. Nor-wall
Tel. 1581 /
Call 499
JAFFE dz ASH
We ore in the market for all
kindle! junk, second-hand‘fur-
Ilturo snd old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
mammal-nuns: Mm opulent!
Wmmmonstouo? . '
mmwnmammwm
bihtoitoothotovorycuowptotoirmroot o ssh
bopiumindthotourbootcflostosrootyourcon-
and and that we ohollcountitopfivilogotoboosoorvico
TLc Hatch E9” Bailey Co.
o
[ 37 Mt 811., East Norwalk, Ct.
Test Your
Brakes
If they need re- lining we can
Raybestos in - any
in
A MODN E
7 72 NORTHMAIN ST.
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SO MANY TOILET
CREAMS
., Day Cream. Night Cream. Cold
Cream, Massage ('ream Vanishing
‘ . ‘eream, Cream Lotion and Almond
Cream; just. a-few of the Toilet
which we carry. It you can
‘ a Toilet Cream, it is here, be-
-11:' We earn a complete line of
his favorite commodity
~We are offering a Special this
- '—-A Peroxide Massage Cream.
:- 5, regular 350 size.
Special Price 25c.
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‘Furniture of Character ‘
at Moderate Prices
Good furniture gives the home character. It need not be
the most expensive, but should possess quality and be or-
tistically adapted to the home in which it is used.
VWhether 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.
Best Elgin Butter ,369c lb
American Cheese ..... . ............. . ..... 35c lb.
Fresh Pot Cheese .., ........ . ...... . . .. 18c lb.
Limberger Cheese ...... . . . ..... . ......... 49c lb.
Munster Cheese ............... . .......... 49c lb.
SwissCheese.... ...... .49clb.
FirstPrizeNutButter,............... .35clb.
Asparagus. tall can . . . . . . . 20c ean
Libby’ s Pineapple. tall can ...... . . .. . 35c can
SweetCloverMilk ..... .. .......~. .....20ccan
Gold Cross Evaporated Milk. ....... 2 cans for 25c
Libby’s Evaporated Mi k . . . . .2 cans for 25c
StandardButterfiiEggCo.
12 NORTH MAIN 8'1, SOUTh NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
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ovoo' on o one o ooo o
soon...
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
BRISKET 001mm) BEEF 10c lb.
PLATE CORNE]? BEEF o ...._-. gets-331's...- . oo , I nu. 120 lbl
SHOULDER conunn BEEF .. 20c lb.
Rum oommn snnr . .. ... . .. ; . . 280—320 1b.
SMOKED snoumnss 24c lb.
DIXIE BACON 32c 13/
WATCH FOR OUR LENTEN FISH SPECIALS.
Schultze’ 3 Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. SOUTH HOBWALI.
‘5
Phone 1959. . ,
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
Are your brakes in A1 condition?
Do your wheels line up 0! K. that you may get the Lilli
mileage on your tires? ‘ - m
Are the hearings in your motor in good condition?
' Now“ Is a good time to go over the our and have it put. in
readiness. You will want it just the day you find you have
neglected to have your work done.
I have some tires at the old price.
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TAUSTIN’S GARAGE
R. AUSTIN, Prdp.
g;
i.- c: -
Noemi
Foil-dad Mon Choose.
The renewing hirilcld county med
were chosen to serve on the more in:
lllinm E. Seei-
d. Arthur A.
Rules Committee—-
ey William A. Lewis
- - Baker. oil of Bridgeport.
Credentials Committee—Judge Fred-
eric A. Bartlett, J. M. O’Connell and
John Y. Caldwell, all of Bridgeport.
Permonent 0 Committee
-—-VVilliam Chew, William A. Lewis,
Arthur A Baker. of Bridgeport, sud E.
Frank Morgen. or Foirileld.
Vice- Presidents selected were:
Judge Frederic A. Bullet! Alexander
L Delaney, John Y. Caldwell, of
Bridgeport .ond Sher-in Simeon Peace.
of Fairfiel d.
100 From stutter-d.
About 100 voters from Struttord ac-
companied the two deletutions which
sought recognition, the forces being
about equally divided. When the mat-
ter was finally taken up by the ore
ntieis committee it. was ruled that.
t e matter be settled in executive ses-
31011 the delegates clsiming recogni-
tion being barred from the hearing
Suffrage Issue.
it was reported that the Suffrage
question was proving s vital issue. the
subject having been {crud into the
resolutions committee when; it was
being discussed with much warmth
Prominent Suffrage workt m from all
sections of the State Were on hand to
press their claims. Fairfivld county
women in attendance included the fol-
low lng:
Mrs. James C. Shaw Mrs. James
Routke Mrs. Prank Reillvy. Mrs. H.
W'illard Fleck, Mrs. James Miser and
Mrs. William B. Seeley, of Bridgeport;
Mrs. Emerson Nowell. of Greenwich,
vicechairmnn oi the l-‘nirfield County
Womans Suffrage Association: Mrs
H. B. Montague and Mrs. I. A. Row
son Jr. of Sound Beach and Miss
Maud Hull, of Stratrord. .
John T. King spent the greater part
of his time attending an afternoon tea
given by the Suflrage advocates in the
Hotel Tait and entertaining his Fair-
ileld county friends at a dinner. at
which he was the host shortly after
six o‘clock. Lieutenant Governor Vt‘li-
son was in attendance at the Suflrase
tea. At. the six o‘clock dinner, given
by King. Frank E. Ballard was on
hand to listen to a "harmony" speech
delivered by the Bridgeport leader.
King declared that he
l
and that what he seeks most is good
feeling and understanding.
Criticism of President ‘Wilson, in
which the w.ar tttuiy making and
Mexican policies wme severely a1-
reigned featured the address of Sens-
tor Brandegee, acting as temporary
chairman. He asserted "no President
of the United States has ever been so
shielded from just criticism by events
as has the President of the
States."
The condition 01‘ America's unpre-
paredncss at the beginning of the war.
Senatm Brandegee said was largely
the fault of President Vi iison. He de-
lclared gross exttavauunce character-
ized his Governmental departments.
that. his efforts at ttetuv making, in'
Paris resulted in a kl(k back in which
the Seante is now coetcing the Presi-
jdent. He asked if the' 'peoplc of this
rounirv want the Senate to abandon:
its matured judgment after due con-
gsideraiion and to say that they up-
more of a treaty which they do not an
prove of it"
Senator Brandegee explained his ob
jections to the Suffrage and Prohibi~
lion amendments, as based largely on
the old proposition of State rights.
,6, 000 Government Troops
In Skirmish With 15,000
(Continued From First “Page)
CQPENHAGEN, ‘March 24. — Forms-
matter of only a few hours and Inde—
pendent Socialists» are sure of getting
several important portfolios, according
to migraine from Berlin this morn-
. mg,“
I Gig, '“water and delectriq service has
not. resumed Berlin and the
s are still idle. as the efi.
tr
{pen ‘t Socialists have gassum
‘ crimenbavi
waiting attitude. They are said to
diss‘bfisflod with the
“s’flb‘methadsdowarda traitor-3.3,} Willie
srmd Spurtaéi‘sts are simply SM
aséfihstt swall-
ERICK, Ehe‘nish P
,thBe‘ he from Weuel),
8:391: to. (By The Associated mm)?
---.—The Government troops from
So. Norwalk Auto: Repair Co. _.
KENDRICK 85 WHITE, Props.
122 So. Main St. Phone a111,,
REPAIRING. WEL-DiNG,
LIGHT TRUCKING AND PARCEL DELIVERY
FOR SALE
1 1918 Oldsmobile. 7 Pass. Touring. 1 1913 Studebaker. 7 Poss. Tour *7
ing.119181TonW ‘ ' ‘DfiVsFo'rd Truck.1,1918 Closed ‘
”it Buds rand Mary at »
southern part of the Ruhr districtmll
otwhom have been besiegedin Wiesel
s: nee Monday night. were still holdius
the town safely m) to hte Lust m
KENTUCKY canny? res: nun
-. LOCISVILLE!‘ Kyf‘nmii Mil—The
{30.006933; v szfigfi 11117
nominations ho
whom
has no ilxht'
against any man in Fairficld county’
United ..
’has sent in his application to \Vent-
ill BACK 1111113 USE
,tion of a new German Cabinet is a -
For‘the Summer Sleeping Porch
. WehovcbcenfcrntnoieinsewhttonotherbtolfioseceumWoollL
_§Army3hnketsthotwmbo1deolforcomnouondcoflmrso
AT THE SAME OLD PRICE OF $6.50
ORDER PRCMPTLY AS THE SUPPLY IS LIMITED
I I. CHEF?
SENATOR WILLIAMSON
SUCCEEDS MR. CROWE
0N STATE COMMITTEE
(Continuesd From first Pose)
er towns. and asked to be released of
further service as 11 State committee-
msn. Many of the delegates endeav-
ored to persuade him from his deter-
minstion, but ilnslly acceded to his
tequest to name his successor.
Ernest H. Cmt‘oot of Dsrien pres.
exited the name of Senator Charles E.
Williamson, and the Senator was
unanimously chosen as Mr.
successor as State committeeman
from the 26th district. I
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
There was a reeharsul of the
Mandolin Club Monday afternoon.
lThe members of that otganisation
brought Qir instruments to the re-
hearsal of the Hays Glee Club and
tried over a medley of popular songs
which will be sun: at the concert the
23d of next,month.
Leo Stull who contemplates at-
tending the New York College of Den-
tistry next {all has sent in his ap-
plication to that. institution.
Copies of “The Echo" are now on
sale in the library. It is necesesry
that many more copies be sold.
was held in Room 18 Monday after-
noon at 1:15.
The contributors to “The Eclto‘ are
requested to hand in all material for
the. April issue before the 2d of next
month. Nothing will be accepted for
the April issue after that date.
The date. of the annual musical
23 to April 6 Thn‘ltas been affected
because the, concert would have con-
flicted with the sexfior play which is‘
scheduled to be staged two weeks
later.
Royal \Vilson of the class of 1920
worth‘s College, Worcester, Mass.
The ‘supper given by the members
of the Philathea Class in the Sunday
Church, last evening, was de decided
success and an encouraging number
of people enjoyed the affair. .
{$1113 1011 11 outs
Eat Less Meat if LKidneyo Feel Like
Lead or BRdder
Botheri
5
Communist Guards Bl W859]. » Most folks forget that the kidneys
like the bowels, get sluggish and
clogged amid need a 'luShlng occaslom
ally. else We have backache and dull
lmisery in the kidney‘ region. severe
rheumatic twinges torpid
liver and stomach. lessness and
In sorts of badder d fliers.
I You simply must keep your bowels
active and clean, and 'the moment
headache,
53011 feel' ache on pdn in the an»
athey regio' gel. 3. ur ounces if
d Salts . an - drug store
ere, tak a 7‘ lspooni‘ul in s. gli of
wt:- belong-"33mm let a few: days , .-»
sud your kidneys will then not line.
This famous salts is made from the
loom of grapes and lemon Spice,“
tuned with “this. wilds harmless to
wlush clogged kidneys and stimulate
the!!! to nor-moi activity. It also nou-
trailscstheucldsin the urinesort
ino longer irriintes, thus ending bled
tier disorders. -
Jud Suits 8 hnrrnless; inexpensive;
makes a delightful eflerveoesnt tithin-
water drink which everybody should
uhnfiw and then to keep their kid
Crou e‘ s
'A meeting of the Boxing Committee '
i
1 .
! school room of the Norwulk Methodist‘
concert has been changed from April
i1
BoysDUDBELBILTdooes
avmfi‘rm
DUBBELBIIJ' Clothes ore mode with double thickness of
cloth whomever wcor comes—double stitching and other dis-
tinotive Dubbolhilt foetuses. These make possible the famous
Dubbelbilt gusrsntood: Sixmonths’ wear, without rip, hole,
tear; or suit will be repelled free.
‘Good style, too. ' All the popular colors ind mixtures.
$14.75, $16.76, $13.75, $29.76—sud upwards to $36.75.
H .KRIEGER‘ 89° CO.
.~ .
L.GOLDE~N
The baby had swallowed a silvet
coin and the mother ran III consterna—
tion to her husband.
’ MILLINERY "Oh Edf'hai shall "wt do?" she
subbed. ‘
Mr. Darkine took :1 handful of
THAT 1changc out of his pecker and ex-
. ;ami(ne‘d it judiciously. -
. ' “ a m yourself. Maria,“ he advised.
PLEASES '.‘"Ils that counterfeit quarter l've
O
l
been trying so long to net rid of. ”-
American Leigon Weekly.
Specials for the
Week
~only excusable—it is com-
o s.sr1umnnn roar:
wnssr rmun, a bag $1 50
""Ioo 21°
(“WEB PAROLE"
FLOUR. hrgesisepkg. 24c
. W’s PRIDE WASHING
l POWDER,1u-'ge size pkg 17¢
, , A. STULL
24 damage Street
.
,7 Some kinds of vanity Ere cxr- W
. cussble. For mstonce, the TRAPPV
vanity a good housekeeper hos the term moat treat-emu applied to
in serving a better cbfiee' than . m m“ “ho '-" imam tailor-
her friends. ed outer garments. urquel ed toil-
If the soles is Vm Dyk s. “will!!! howtomake them
Duchess, the vanity is not
menduble'!
mow»..:...oocn.., “"quwmmnsyotpm
: ., In tint your: indifldnallt
0M1?! Burma: ennui: reflected in our 30°: .11.: w
“ ' anon-oh. ,
Quail-Top} lbs. $15“. we,
Norwalk Chronicler