this message to your
- aground hold it fast. (We
* will never burn again
ghee that have passed.
“your Coal within your blue 1
_ early Summer. then your
mriil be at rest though win-
.5 a. hummer—and you will
m lot of cash that might go
h, plumber.
‘LjERRIS @9:
'Bmitn. Underwood
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. 88
per month. Machines
sold atlwpermonth
PL‘UMIER.
palsy the prices for every-
Bt. East Norwallr. 0t.
wnousm
and
g. was. cram-nus
, rm and TOBACCO.
TARIOV BROS
whcwstm
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Quality- - Service-Trice
.whioh a m m important when spams opens and
EVERYBODY wants “MG all at once?
Theproblemwfllbenottoselllumberbuthowtodis—
h'ibuteitsothateveryonemay getafairsharest a fair.
price.
Please keep in mind that our best efforts are at your com-
mand and that we shall count it aprivilege to beef service
to m“ - Jogger-sir.)
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CORSETS
Successful corseting is at the root of good grooming.
Submit your corsét queries to our expert oorsetier, and
the model best suited to your need will be selected. Present
day fashions require low busted styles, which in turn require
a. brassiere, to blot out the line of the corset top.
We have both Corsets and Brassieres in a. variety of mod-
els, including yours.
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INC/J CRFDE MERCHANDISE ar NODffl'A TE' PRICE}?
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NEW YORK, April ..—'m M
liar-hot was irregular during the amt-
01' M of We eeeeiom mainly h
consequence of the railroad strike.”
bull pools mowed their activities in
various specialties. Sales approxi-
mated 1,200,000 shares.
NEW YORK, April 9 (Wall Street.
.1:30 a. nth—An undercurrent of con-
ition pervaded the Stock Harket at the
irregular opening of today's session.
This was attributed in large part to
lovernight developments, particularly
lute spread of the railroad strike and
l latest advices dealing with the Franco-
lGerman situation. There were indiw
cations of considerable short selling
based on these factom. Changes were
li‘ractional in the main, although sev-
Ieral of the leading steels and equip-
ments gained 1 to 2 points. A firmer
tone set in before the end of the first
half hour.
Wall Street, noon—The early rally
failed to hold. fresh selling being in‘
duced by reports that the railroad
strike had caused partial suspension
of operations at Western industrial
centers. Reactions of 1 to 3 points
.were made by speculative issues and
.Stromberg lost 9 points, but soon re~
'covered most of its decline. Before
noon another buying movement occur-
red, oils, shippings and equipments
heading the rebound with sugars, some
of the latter making sensational ad-
'vances. The volume of trading, how-
Iever, was far below that of previous
'days of the week. Call money opened
and renewed into next week at 6 per
cent. L
Wall Street, 1:30 p. m.——-Shippings..
sugars and several of the prominent
miscellaneous shares continued to ad
{hagfigfimlidggalmlegfigmgéa‘x Problem to Be Foleted Upon the Next
more irreglar. Equipments and steels Adm'“""’3"°"-
"'9 °°“P‘°“°“°' “"9“”5' . °"‘ WASHINGTON, April 8.——(‘oncrcss
ever. many of those issues rallying to'and the National Administration ap-
parently have decided to band over to
prices above their best of the morn-
ing.
Steels. equipment: and mot‘orl? 5%,,tbeir successors next. March the prob-
tinued to sustain t e genera 5 . . Q - . "’n
the more active trading in the last, 19m 01' leducmg the (:04 0! ml 3-,
hour, some of those issues extending! A thorough inquiry this neck re-
vealed that no further legislation is
previous gains. The closing was ir-
regular. planned by Congressional leaders and
EAGLES AND 00. K. “he executive departments have no
‘programs other than to carry
BIG BALL TONIGHT
lt‘ew minor investigations and educa—
Lace CurtaInS' $4.50
Net
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White Enameled
Bread Boxes
R011 top, small . . $1.49
Large $1.89
Aluminum Tea Kettles
,4.“I.iberty" Ware, 5_ qt. size.
.7 Sat. special $369
I Aluminum Coffee Pots
2 qt. size. Sat. special $2.39
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man xomc
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Neg. $1.50. Sat. special $1.29
size. Sat. special . . . . $2.59 .' .
Cir” Azaggt'l‘ea 3:95,, 1’2ch ldeYsillfgtr.P?h?l.‘19c .
mar? 21”] ff; P 'ls 500s :8at. . .. . 39::
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Waxed Waterproof ‘ro'let Pane ,
Clothesline Reg. 5° ”IL t- “ r
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TRANSPORTATI e .
Daily Service Between New Have
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10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of transpor-
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South Howells-122 Water Street. Phone 294.
New York City—L174 Seventh Avenue, Phone Pamgut 73417.
New Haven, Conn—266 State Street. Phone 421 Colony.
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BY ENTERING
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Tomorrow Alright : . ,
Get a25_-‘ Box
HAROLD A. MEAD,
Prescription Pharmacist.
PARIS, April 9.-—‘l:he British any. M. Millérand informed. the Cabinet
tude regarding the French occupationiwlth regard to the situation in Get-
of Frankfort will cause the opening offimn . He “Keen” made
a diplomatic conversation between the ; withya verbal mmmgcihfgufilfi
— "T
, DOWers of the Entente concerning the had been received from Great Britain
whole subject of action with regardtolm the sub ect of the m n : _
Germany, it was said today in official tion of “gum... an agitating:-
The ball to be rivon ”“5 m‘enlngguuna‘ campaigns. Government sta-
Norwall- . .
122;: :39 éxzpégesVool mg“; and Comtitisxlcs show that although Congress
puny K. Connecticut State Guards. {angled into law several of the recom-
promises to be one of rho hing?“ SUC' inlandatlons made by Presidrnt XVil-
C953” f)" ”19 sensoll,‘llhelsn_lo' of tlcik- 35011 in his high cost of living address
3:30.”??? :fffgggfonna 3‘“ al‘rifalungus: l0" August 8. 1919. mice»: have arisen
clans furnishing the music for (lanr- Till“? then.
in; is an indication that the organi-l The cxpcclutlon now is that llw
zations made no mistake when they 3“,“ of li\inx: will 1h, 0m. 05- the mos.
decided to "patronize home talent" in l.
, .n~- ormm issues 0 l . . -
preference to others. in llllr‘ one in ..p ‘ f 1“ mmpaign. Re
stance. Grace Brothers Singing Orgpnbllmns are. preparing: to charge
chestm. which has had a large follow- mat the Democratic
ing every Saturday evening in thc with all its war powers has failed to
Town Assembly Hall. has been ensas- control the cost of living. while the
ed and without a doubt will live up D‘ , _. .
to its already “1d,, reputation my .vmocrats vnll assert that failure of
pleasing and satisfactory music. The ,Congrcs 1° appropriate enough money
hall has been tastefully denoratcd :fo wage a real campaign against high
with the colors of each organization' I
and every thing is in readiness for
b', nllzht. 3 out conditions.
No permanent and appreciable ro-
uclion has been made in living costs.
Dr. Royal Meeker, chief of the Labor
Department statistics bureau said.
“It is utterly impossible to expect
a general easing of the situation for
years," he said. “The situation will
not show an appreciable change until:
“The war dept islreduced.
“Currency is deflated.
"Surplus stocks of Commodities are
built up.
“Living cost statistics. collected by
ORWALK A TRIPLE BE-IINDHAND d
Several ladies of Norwalk, wishing
to see a real pluv its real theatre.
came l0 Stamford last Saturday after-
noon to see “A Weekend Marriage."
in the Stamford Theatre. They estim-
ated that they were apparently an
hour and a quarter too early. so they
spent half an hour in me Ferguson
Library. Then they walked up Bed«
l’ord Street. and admired the Connie
national Church, and leisurely strolled
thence l0 tho Stamford Theatre, where
they found that the third act of the
play was on. They had forgotten that
Stamford and other live towns have “991‘” for 33 articles of food and
adopted daylight-saving time. Clothing for 50 cities showed a gencral
Today they compared notes when decrease of less than one .
some men who came here Saturday from Febru ‘ a per mm
night from Norwalk. in a taxi, to at- " a” ‘0 ‘0 March 10-
tend the Roberts-Sconeld wedding in
the Methodist Church. only to find that
' the ceremony had been performed and
the guests had (18931196.
in labor department surveys since the
justice department undertook its cam—
It was also found that on Sunday [38‘3“ ‘0 lower costs. This survey
afternoon some people of Nora-elk shows that many of the 22 articles of
wont to Greenwich to hear the music food and general commoidiies listed
in (‘hrist Church at the Flower and have inn-eased more than ten per
Fruit Festival. but arrived just in time cent since ‘
for the recessionalwrSIamford Ad\'0- the gm 9mm?“ began its
cate campaign,
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NEW YORK. April 9.-—~.\'cw York f "#ERSIEAlef-TED FOB MURDER.
city. affected by strikes of railroad diciment .o'f ’lizlg'zl’irAtpnl 9.-—The in-
marine workers. switchmen and NeWtown. a nurse, Igor Campus. ,of
manslauehter
-' ‘ '. ll eatcned
freight 33rd employ es is 1r on account. of the death of a patient,
0X18;
administration ;
prices is the real reason for the pres-
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—Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
Curtains and Curtain Materials
READY MADE CURTAINS—0f Scrim in
grades from $1.75 to to $8.50 pair.
to $8.50 pair.
CURTAIN MATERIALS—Scrim . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.m—m...,~.:...o. 25cm $1.00 Yd.
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WINDOW SHADES ALL SIZES. GRADES AND ,COLORS K I t
KIRSH CURTAIN RODS DON’T BEND 0R SAG
the easy payment plan.
customers.
actually 57 varieties of patterns. All
H. KRIEGER e co.
The House that extends to you a dig-
nified Credit Plan.
catch attached to it.
We can clothe you and your family from head
We have been conducting our business on
._..,.,,, m 45c to $1.50 Sid.
we:
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No red tape nor
plan for
over a. quarter of a. century. We have thousands of -atisfied
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We want to add your name to our list of customers. We
know that we can hold you and give you satisfaction.
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If you anticipate
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girls this season don’t miss this
Come early and Eat first choice.
The Children’s Store
37 WEST WASHINGTON ST.
200 Children’s Sample Coats ’
On Sale Tomorrow
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i spring sample line of _
l of the largest coat houses in New York city
' at a greatly reduced price.
This will give on an op ‘
purchase your Girls Spring (3 ..
l ginning of the season at the co.
This decrease was the. first shown'
purchasing the entire
Girls’ Coats from one
buying C: =
with a serious food shortage, accord-
ing to a statement today by .l. .1. Man-
Iell. head of the railroad managsrs'
organization. He added that durins.
the night ‘sixtyfivc carloads of milk
were moved into the city to protect
was made public today She is cha
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ed with causing the death of Mr:
Jar.) E. Lotz, of Maiden. at a. private
sanitarium in W'ellesley. on Novem-
The Only Store of Its Kind in the City.
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her 10, 1919. Iris alle
Coumans was sad that M!“
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”now are manning engines and switch-
,ee to the Erie, \X’ezt Shore and Penn-
‘ sylvania yards.
‘nals on the Jersey shore are all out.
2, liltuonottsenrtmmimnm
. in charge of Mrs. t
iwhen the patient was given a bath It‘ll);
.resulted in her being scolded to death.
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TIRED OF LIVING IN AMERICA. ‘
HARTFORD. April 9.—-About fifty!
laXDayers of foreign birth. most 0';
including the following roads: “’esl .them from “Taterbury and Ansonia.
Shore Erie, Jersey Central, Pennsyl- called at the office of Collector James
and. Lehigh Valley.“ said Mixl
Mantell. / ‘
Absences were“ reported today is {NAME “BAYER" ON‘
the Harlem yar of the N. ‘.. an
H. R. R. Railroad officials, however,| _.GENUINE ASPIRIN
declared these gaps were not aii’ect- Safe, proper directio ' .. ,.
iug operations and the men who fau- manna? each Bayer
'ed to appear probably had been kept
away by illness. '
Absences 'also were repented in
.New 'York Central yards. Sever-all
thousand railway strikers held perley
this morning in a hall in Jersev City.
They were joined by 200 employee of
the Hudson and Manhattan Railway
Company. which operates the Hudson
tubes. This action of the tube work-l
are who previously had held a sep- l» . »
araie meeting. increased fuses that a. = The "Bayer (”1958" placed on tablets
strike might be called on ‘the tubes means you are getting into "Bayer
during the day. further inconvenienci Tablets of Aspirin" proved safe by mil.
lug commuters. _‘ lions of people—the genuine Aspirin
Working with fellow .oiiiciali in the. prescribed by physicians for over sigh.
Erie yap-d; 111?- Mantell‘exxzressed be- teen years. .
lief that “radicals are responsible to In every handy “Bayer" package are
mesh-Ilse: ‘ 4 . . , * directionstor Colds, Melee.
“M.“ gothold . . Macho. humanely
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the infants." and railroad officials
(“The yard .switclimen. conductors
and brakemen in the freight termi-
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J. Walsh. at. the United States interl‘:
31 Revenue Office here, today" seeking
income tax receipts so that they may
leave the country. The federal laws
require those who wish to return to
the countries where they were born to
display a. receipt showing that they
have paid their taxes before. they are
permitted to leave these shores.
Those who visited the Revenue OfIlCr
are today were mostly Polish. One of
Ihem said of Poland: . “it is now :.
l good place to live.”
It is estimated by federal authorit
fies that thousands of foreign-born
have left the state to return to their
“old countries” since the armistice
,was signed. Although various reasons
are offered to the revenue agents wliy
they are leaving the United (ates most
of them simply state they are "tired
of living in America."
NATIONALS To PRACTICE.
All members of the Rational base-
ball team are requested to be at the
(Colonial field. next Sunday morning‘
at 10:30, for practice. -
The Nationals are booking games
and would like to hear from teams
having playing fields. Will start the
about the first Sunday in May
full uniformed mm. Any
with t
the northern bank of that strum, 't
is announced here. (The Ruhr 2.3-. 1‘:
just to the south or Essen in the :u-m
em central part of the lndllsll'lul «it‘-
trim).
The burgomamers of the civil < of
Barmen and ‘Ellberfcld, it is stop «I, 1 -
nuested tho Minisler of Defense not w
allow the troops to enter those towns
Great excitcmcnt prevails in TWP"-
SQIdOl‘f, in Vifl‘l.’ ni' Ilm vln'aufnnm‘. I'lil'y
.lof the regulars.
: The Majority Socialist no“ “gal" '
VOR‘WlAERTS has advlcl‘e from 1"“
csseldorf which declare that a rwnvwl
strike is impending there in whilh ml
the parties will unltc. The town mun
oil has sent a petition to file .\!-;n:<t' .-
‘of Defense asking llllil lllp rrenlo;
troops bet/1mm cm of 1)mx.-..1du~ -‘
'Thelr entry would ‘bv mmpiidicm. 1’ "
petition deolarce.
The number of persons who in»?!
|creamed the line from th] Ruhr out“:
into occupied territory exceeds a Hurt“
“a“d- according to the British mum—
itles. .. .
. Several of the Berlin nowtmfwri
pant athc report that the . mm;
member of the interallied “‘2;
commission had inform =
mouse commission - u m 5““:
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