r”
you will u you-6e lived
3. winter such as last). .
_ nre'zviil never born again
I" ashes that have passed. ‘ “
if not your Coal within your-”bins
gm; early Summer. then your
find will be at rest though win~
g: i be a hummer—and you will
[the a lot at cash that might go
5 fflthe‘plumber.
in!!!“ holdi‘it’mt: (we -
Whlehistbonost
price.
‘mand and that we
toyed. - ~
Evermore“:- 3mm an at me? / .
' mmumuvmsenougunimmmtow:
tributeltsothateveryeuomsygets-isirshuest a fair
manipulatingmtuteummstmm»
shall oountltaprlvilsgetobeofurvioe...
The Hatch 69" Bailey CO-_
At one
firms have been distributed t0 that
repaired. Bantam“
per month. Machines
[sold atflopermonth.
' ’Pwnsen.
”(WRITER EXCHANGE.
,,¢
‘fi'mn Ave... Bridgeport. Conn
_; [mold cars tothe Bridge-
. AutO'Wrecking 00., 1310
' ‘- .~,‘Ave., between'Oak and
l L St., Bridgeport, «Conn.
mommm‘fim-z. Second-
“puts aild tires to fit any
. motm. 1
S 'ARE DEA
We ‘3‘! buy your household
‘cods. rage, papers, junk and all
mud-hand goods. Anything you
we. Price according to the qual—
‘ityr‘of, the gods. A Sqare deal
always. I {$- -.
PHILIP P. MAHON'EY
-I3‘Van Zandt. St. Phone 1132-5.
“1“].th Goods Always on Sale
1:...”
\ >
V Atoll sized Soda, full of the
I .0! ed water, flavors, fruits
“like cam, a drink that is a
refreShing delight—
full money ’3
Sodas, Ice
Ex-
'-i~.‘ New England
' Candy ShOp
10. SOUTH MAIN 8'1,
5.. Iorwalk. Phone 952.
‘ Bargain in
liamond Tires
all Miles Guaran-
Pg. 25 Per Cent.
" List Price.
g. t - .. _
Air Opportunity
Ambitions People, Merrill
in anon-rum),
7‘ LG and related
are_:.short cuts to sue.
line‘s. College
' , ' ' _ ., ,.
7 r\.——--‘-——-— -
J. .
_. :w v ‘
... .. 4 ‘.““~:-".: .
51‘:/
fly
One dollar a
V: Fifi-.7 “it '7‘" _
' .7
Is when a vacuum cleaner is most needed. \
We would be pleased to demonstrate any of
the three well kndwn cleaners.
' men $38.50.
TORRINGTON $00.00.
HOUSECLEANING
’ e
TIME .
SLOANE $53.50.
week will pay for one.
I
ANGEVINE
FURNITURE co.
SATURDAY
1.
!
l
Campbell’s Po
Evaporated MI
Hioo LIt_.e Mars
Wisconsm Swee
Malt Breakfast .
Fresh Baked Goods
Breadery Ovens. next to
Swans Down I’astrv Flour.
SPECIALS AT .‘
BECKMANN’S GROCERY
REMEMBER—WE DELIVER 'I‘HE GOODS
FOR YOU.
Lean Callie Hams. extra chmcc. lb. ............ g3c
Dixie Mil Cure Bacon. lb. .................... 29c
No. 2 Tom oes ................. can 13c. 2 for ac
Uneeda Bis it or Takhomas. pkg. ............. To
No. 1 Roval antation Coffee. oer lb. 43c
5c
20?
k illé
laraeo 2. .......... ' c
from White House .
for 2
and Beans. with sauce . . . 2 for 25c 4
. lame cans ......... .. . . . 2
ow Creme. large Jar ......
inkled Peas. can ..........
d (Carryall Bag Free). Dkll'.
Hourly
Beckmann’sGrOcery
.. 83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY .’hone 1405.
.ngss llrown ........... lnoz Munhuil
‘ Mrs. \Vhiin ............
Shoulder Steak . . .
Round Steak . . . ’
Porterhouse Steak ... ..
Shoulders Veal . . . . .
Wilson’s Certified Ham
‘ Shoulder Pot Roast. .
Sirloin Steak . . . .
Hamburg Steak .. . '. ..
Rumps of Veal ..
Smoked Shoulders . .
Schultze’s Saturday Night Specials.
...—. . ... . . . .-.-.w .» 24c “1.
‘. 40c lb.
.-....'.-.—.... ...~.~... . . . . . 26c lb.
40c lb.
.....-.-.... . . . . . . . . 22c lb.
< ...-... . . . .. . . 42c lb.
..~.«... . . . . . . .« 22c 1b.
.'....-. . ......n. 30c’lb.
\. ._. . . . .. 23c lb.
.Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
' Norwalk—South Norwalk
We feature Louisbury,
Footwear.
ELWQOD
122 Washington Street
We Close Every Day at 6 P. M.
.. WONIEN’S AND' MISSES
OXFORDS “AND PUMPS
With welt soles, military, Guban, high or baby Irouis heels.
Ribbon Ties and Tongue Pumps are the latest creations.
Mathewson & 0035 High-Grade
69° CLOVER
.llllllfil’lllWCTlflN
. .wn lilillll’lllfifi
‘ “WASHINGTON, April 17.—Seeing in
[increased production a. \means of re- lion of labor‘to production will be ap-
normal business and price con: pr
di . the Chemise: of Com
the ‘Ulfitod‘istntea, . -
4!
i that viewpoint.
:be‘ considered anti-trust
l
cached
ploy" viewpoint to be
The relation of Gov-
:ernmenl to production will be first
itaxeu up and, under that heading, will u
legislation.
. Another phase or the problem to be
discussed will be the part of the Gov-
.ernment, the farmer and the business . .
lman in increasing farm production.“ '
Secretaryof Agriculture Meredith will
speak for the Government. The rela-
trout both .. sides, , the ‘m-
,—
Jou!» . .
Merl: Hie-on.
may WM! ‘
' f -or Novas".
raham Weinstock.
Rob
“1:19 fact that
men does not assure them De
3 on the team.
”giganoys' Athletic Association re-
t last
ived the following amoun _
gehursdly from the voluntary con
1
utious.
nnualeRl 4.6 - -
aq Q -
Gloom 17 30.3:
Room 11 x 1'18
Room 15 ‘1'18
Room 18 '44 ‘
Room 28 .33
Room 26 .29
Room 19 .43
Room "1 .
83.95
to.) .
£2 assembly exercises were held
sterile .
yeTicket: for the 'l‘wnior dance may
be obtained from any high school
student. The dance will be held Fri:
day evening, April 30, at 8 oclock m
the high school auditoriumx Music
will be furnished by Sterhngs or—
fl
,sEAsoNABLE THINGS FOR
’ WOMEN’S WEAR.
A NEW LINE or Forum romconrs.
STYLISH suns or MANY MODELS . .
SEPARATE DRESS sums it e"
STUNNING SWEATERS
SILK Smcxmss
UN DERWE A R
chestra.
Mr. Pollard took two flashlight
pictures at the musical rehearsal last
Thursday night. He took one of the.
school chorus, and the other or the
orchestra. “i
.’
50 Masked Men Hold-U
Mail Train in Ireland
DUBLIN, April 17. -— Fifty masked
men held up a mail train near Insole
13 miles south-went oi Cork.‘and seiz-
ed ihe official mail pouches early yes-
terdsy.
M
EXCELLENT PLAY GIVEN ‘
AT FRANKLIN SCHOOL
The pupils of Room 33. save an (-X-
cellont play yesterday morning a! the
ninth grade assembly. The'lille of
the play was “Incal and Lon: Dist-
ance."
The play represents a scene in a
country village where there are low
telephones and every one likes to use
the phone in the minister's house.
The, minister's son, George DaVlS.
is at home, confined to the houso‘v‘flth
a broken leg and he is obliged to en-
tertain the. various callers. who wish
to use the telephone.
Case or characters:
George Dmls ......... Harold Davis
Miss Slade .......... Margaret Hoyt
Kitty Portions Mario Cartwrigli:
Mrs. Davis ........... Francis Deiiz
Mary Stewart Jones .. llm‘mh) Muir.
Mldred Cans
s duo in ills: McClure.
the pupils for a long:
Much credit
who has coacho
time.
m4...__l___._
FRANKLIN acnoou NOTES.
an
A new basketball is needed
Franklin school. and a collection was
taken up yesterday morning. Those:
who did not brim: the money yester-.
day, 'can do so Monday.
Baseball practice was called “1.le
nosday and Thursfiay afternoon The,
positions have not yet been (lo'W‘lJi'l
upon.
4
t
V
W. a. E. MAN MAY DANCE.
h
The young ladies of the “'e‘oblns;
S: Edging Corporation of South N0?-
walk are planning to hold a May-pole
dance which is to be given sometime
in may. the «late as yet has not been
decided upon. This promises to be
the most elaborate and most success-
ful dance held during this season.
All the employee and Iheir many
friends are looking forward to Ihis.
The committee in charge are busy
making’preparations for llleil‘ enjoy»
nhent. and a good time is intended for
a . ' l
SAGE AND SULPHUR
' DARKEelS GRAY HAIR
It’s Grandmother's Pledge to Restore
Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness.
Almost everyone knows IhaI Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound-
zed. brings, back the natural color and!
‘lustre to the hair when faded. streaked
. or gray. Years ago the only way to
:get. this mixture was to make it at.
home, which is mussy and Imuhlc-l
some. Nowadays, by asking all any:
drug store for “\Vyeth‘s Sage and S‘Ill
mur Compound," you will 8?? a large j
ll. Kricger & C
0hr Economy Sale
. Is in Full Swing All Day Today
. Store Will be Open Until 9 P. M.
0.
\
. A Word 'to Mothers
Bring your boys along. We will fit them to
the best suit in the-U. S. A. for $7.98 to.$8.98.
For little girls. 3 to 6 and c to 14. B‘.
Prices from $5.98 to $8.98.
These are prices we used to get two years ago ‘
Waists that sell everywl‘ cm {‘3'
$2.00. Our prim special Lucky 51 1'0.
for a suit made of the same stufi', .
SPRING COATS
LINGERIE \VAISTS
ue Borges.
CO
C‘ '1
u-.. ,
Special Reductions
Of from $5 to $10 on every Suit, Coat
or Dress that are priced $35 and upwards
We know that to most people it is a great hardship to buy clothes and
soot cash. no, matter how high their present earnings may be. By takinc‘ ad°
Dan the
Week '
ll.
VAPORATBDHILK,
which contained weed alcohol. begun .
was with o group
“were told that they _
needed todz‘y and he assumed me in.
Charged NEW HAVEN. April lei-Wilson man
not be serious operation for stomach troublei
vtoday. The afternoon bulletin Stated
his condition was favorable. .
m m PORK, _ , ‘ ‘struction included bhneelf t sale t . . g t ins;
"’ lb. " ' ' ""’“' ' ‘ 26° a Mex-ideal: iamfi’gei“h°mw§ mailman Fouuoavicmsssa ”a" -
‘ " , V . , l n I ... fi _ r. V 1
Elli-ow arm m 7:: imam)? glghmnffit flfiflo,,Wil- , MERIDEN, April 16.-—0ne of the, H
. e-‘~-'-f"',":""" * m-erWormo-mm resulted: the “urged lieu ms the ,i
" ”' cream mmmmnmo auction .M of m ,
i f T . ' ., manual-m stomach“ V . _ , d
. . . St.
a .
glasses".
bottle of this famous old recipe. im-f ' . .. . i . .. ' »
‘progfd by the addition of other ml vantage of our liberal credit system. you’ll be able to put a fsw dollaIS In W
gre cuts, at a small cost. l
Dont' stay gray! Try it! No one. . - ' - .
can possibly tell that you darkened bank instead of spendmz all your earnmzsm alump sum. .
your hair. as it does it so naturally? ’
and evenly. You dampen a.sponge or; '
soft: brush with it and drew this.
111 gh your hair, taking one small: -
strand. at a time; by morning the‘ “ - ’
.gray hair disappears, and after anoth-;
~er application or two. your hair he-
comes beautifully dark, glossy and at. ‘ ‘ #4
traclive. f:
l” I '7" - hi huld m \ "“‘
JUROR) DID NOT ATTEND CgURT-mq‘nds not fit for human. consump the city have (on) .. > g.“
o . l. __ ror .tion. 3 ,mllroade and the “MO-3' “"
Specrals for the l' NEW ‘HAVEN' ”r” 1:: Ania... . ...... ......
' failing m “We“ “mug WILSON H LEE ILL ‘ -——— -*—---’ ‘
‘ i ‘ Standing. 1119 trial of Frank Amine“. . . l ~ lib "l ‘.L Y: "‘
“filth deliv‘ering honor l Cut “Eng 00h“ W ‘ ”
' Lee ' H Lee Com-
- ' went over today until he!“ ,H- 0‘ the “ “5°“ - 1 . . 7
u. s. communion noun, 35.33“?“ explanation was that this .:““".'.:‘.°“:"“{.2‘ vagous 3313303; .m‘m‘ in any Know 5
x - “ion eltud : nd. ' be k. g" ' . ’ ‘I
. m ' 0 s o I‘ o u 0‘. o o u o I l 0 $1.” 3“”? after mutt 8:: ta‘es;en wig ‘ turmt. in . he sate, underw t a I . is r uir In exan‘lnd
e . '
351' minetrists are skilled. ”M"
A.M ER
. and Optician.‘
Stamford
We . '
Norwalk Chronicler