4
(assume for the night is comins.
lithe ’tore the day is done.
V‘rlke—Aor each new disturbance
home more excitement and ion.
Tr"; m for an, hourless wdrkday.
it‘rike for a life of ease. strike
{W the cost of clothing or '.
"thing else we please. Strike for
5 j . starless heaven. strike tor a
i 1; ‘oudless sky. strike for a taxless
“me—we’re sure to win by and
'- e
' Strike—till the last darned foe
hires; strike—tor our coal bins
. .d our tires—may each one get
; 4‘ ha dealt... ' ’
misc:
1
.4
*-
Smith, Underwood,
‘ Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired Rentals. 85
per month. Machines
sold stOIIlper month.
PLUMBER.
. TYP‘WRITER EXCHANGE,
. ‘. Pall-new Ave.I Bridgeport. Goon
OLD CARS
Iii your old cars to the Bridge-
“ Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
.erth Ave, between Oak and
“tor St., Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2. .Second-
hnd parts and tires to fit any
make or car.
1
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your houschold
was. rags. papers. junk and all
eeooud-hand goods. Anything you
hve. Price according to the qual-
h‘ of the ”gods. A squre deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
H Van Zandt St Phone 11826.
studs are
.The
out. w ” ’ emf" ' m 1...... in:
Wemmwhmmtmhshdmm.
, OrderNow.
How’srounitoorr
No matter how little you know about Shingles. you will Instantly
think MeNsir Shingles are wonderful Shingles.
clean, straight, sound. long-lived stock. We sell Melislr's Shingles.
Ascot for Arbor-aft Reeling. also product of Johns-Manvllle Go.
The Barrett Company-Bird 6.89:» all manufacturers of Reelings.
Hatch ea Bailey Co.
s‘oorn nonwsmoomt. _
q
4'
Every shingle clear,
Mud-hand Goods Always on Solo
no problem, which is, it
man, has been’ considering
and5snd7p.m. Itrescheditsmax-
imum between the latter hours, and.
the committee says, "little or no relic!
can'b’elooked for in the near future
from any increase of the transport in.-
cilities during those hours."
Regarding the trouble as accentuat-
ed by the general adoption of the
s,‘
“(y .
$25.00
This “Englander”
convenient to
Link Fabric sp
, helical springs at
,_ each end. Will not "
ture Co. .
ed the opinion that "it certain ‘allied'
businesses could arrange for the ma-
Jority of their employee to leave their
work between 4 and 4:45 p. m., in-
stead of at 5 p. m., or later, apprecia-
ble benefit would result." it appeals
to business houses to cooperate in
this direction and asks shoppers to do
as much of their shopping as they can
manage to do between 10 a. m. and 4
p.111.
TO OBSERVE 10TH
‘ ANNIVERSARY
’- (Conilnnead From first Page)
B. M. Andrews. Mrs. 5. billion Stev-
ens, Mrs. Frank Hadley, Mrs. Frank
Blake, Miss Emma Partrick. Mrs. Wm.
Ffi'l‘ammsny. Miss Nora Ryan, Miss
Ethel Callahan, Mrs. Aquila Green-
uel Kelly, is" Lillie Selleclt. Mrs.
Charles Hill, Mrs. Francis Burrltt,
Mrs. Thomas Benedict, Mrs.
Biart. Mrs. Holly B. Sinus-on. Mu.
i-‘red Bryant, Mrs. Chas. G. has, Mrs.
ida Fitch, Mrs. John Crawford. Mrs.
Daniel Toomcy. Mrs. C. A. McNamara,
Miss Margaret “feed, Miss Inez Cro~
fut, Mrs. Herbert Sturges, Mrs. Chas.
0. I-takltmd, Mrs. Lewis Ambler, Miss
Josephine Hurlbutt, Mrs. Vi‘m. L. Tay-
son ‘Vlills, Mrs. \K’. J. “'Ood, Mrs. H.
.\l. Ayres, Mrs. W. S. Adams and Mrs.
George St. Jo n.
For: lcct h'avc mci with the
sitcoms of Henry R. R059. A lecture:
is'ruird by the engagements he makes.
Henry Rose has been called back to
the sonic city again and again. Not
only l> be welcome at (‘hautuuquns
but at all loading (‘ollvgi‘s and high
.._.._...... I
enema
0%-
A full sized Soda; full of the
hut charged water, flavors, fruits
u ice cream, a drink that is a
d. refreshing delight—
‘s our '
ICE CREAM SODA
m obtain your full money's
;~Ih of quality in Sodas, Ice
1 _ Sundaes, etc., here. Ex-
.n d
ispensing.
~ New England
.Candy ShOp'
., 10 SOUTH MAIN ST., ‘
'II. Iorwalk. Phone 952.
Bargain in
..- l amond Tires
. H Miles Guaran-
. 25 Per Cent.
Off List Price.
.A. MODNE
72 NORTH MAIN ST.
An Opportunity
Ambitions People, Merrill
‘ in SHORTHAND,
WRITING and related
u : are short cuts to suc-
, careers.
Ask For Particulars
;_ \
Domino Cane Syrup. oer can ....... :' .......... 20c
Palm Olive Soap .......... . . . . . . . . . . . 3 cakes 27c
. Del Monte Royal Anne Cherries. can .......... 47c
Gold Soap ......................... 5 cakes for {57c
We Close Every Day at 6 P. M.
Mel‘i’s Oxfords '
Our offering of Men and Young Men's Oxfords far sur~
pass anything we have ever shown. "
For Quality, Style and Price, we feel safe in saying these 5
are the best values obtainable. 5;
ELWOOD 69° GLOVER
122 Washington Street .
Schultze’s Saturday _Night Specials.
ORTERHOUSE STEAK 32c lb.
K 320 lb.
FANCY SMALL SPRING‘LAMBS
s.00.!I"eIOOIOOII‘ooeeesesoeeela 4201b-
sLamb . ...... 34clb.
ps..... 42clb.
ops -\ 48c lb.
Stew Lamb 320 lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk—South Norwalk
-lz' you can tour in
Another Popular Saturday
‘ Sale at
_ Beckmann’s Grocery
Bean Sfinfikcéd (Eagle Ham, lb. . . . . ............. 23c
1x19 1 are soon Der lb. ............... .
Cam beli’s Pork and Beans ............. 2 for 323
Swift’s Pure Leaf Lard, lh.
N ucoa N at Oleo. the world’sbes't. lb: '. '. '. '. ‘. '. I. I. 1'. '_ 36c
No. 1 Revel Plantation Coffee. lb. . .
Very Best Mixed Tea. lb.- . . .................. 45c
Bur your Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Etc. at White
House Breadery. next to
Beckmann’SGrocery
‘83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY: Phone 1405.
43c
.............
4,9 ,~'
ANNNN‘NNNNN sNNNN
m
class clubs. One of Norwulk‘s club
wmncn had the pleasure of hearing
ln'. Rose, in New York this Winn-r.
glw- his IQClurl‘ "ll." ill’lil Elli“ (liK‘lfll‘i‘d
it the finest lcclure she had cut
heard. The soloist «ill be Mrs. F. Irv-
in: Smith. Archibald Mcrt'lnm will
give an organ xr-cital while the people
are gathering and be the accompanist
of the' afternoon. At 4'30 there will
be u smial hour. with rcrrcshmvnu,
whrn all will be made m-lcomo by the
hosts and hostesses.
“IF."
if )ou can limp your hood when all
about you
Are- losing 1h: irs and blaming it on
And yt-t. don't look too good, no;
talk too “Lac.
thoughts your ulmi
If you can meet with ttlumph and dis-
ash-r,
Ami trout thosc two imposiors just
the sumo;
lava:- llic truth,
you've spoken,
Twisted by knarrs to make aurap
for fools;
0r. watch the things you LflVe your
life to. broken,
And smopsand build 'om up with
porn-out 10015.
F-“
"1.?
if you can make (me heap 02' all your
winnings,
And risk it on one turn of pitch~an(l-
toes
And lose. and start again at your be-
ginning,
And never
your loss;
If you can force your hourgaud nrrvo
and sinew
To serve your turn, long after they
are gone
And so hold on, whcn tbcre i.»- noth-
ing in you,
Except the will, which says to them:
“Hold on!"
renlhc a word abojut
[1' you can talk with crowds and keep
your Virtue,
Or'walk pith kings, nor lose the
common touch;
If neither foes nor loving friends can
If you can fill the unforgiving minute
With sixty sceonds‘ worth of diet-
ance run, ‘ '
Yours is the Earth, and everything
that‘s in it,
And—which is. more—«you’ll
Man, my son:
bea
FUN AND FERTILIZER.
for less than ten cents a quart and i
am through milking cows for fun. and
a. pile of manure," saw an officer of
the Connecticut Milk Producers’ As-
socirtion as quoted in a recent bul-
letin of thatvorganiz'ation. The pur-
pose of the statement is to make it
clear to everyone concerned that the
farmer isn't getting rich oil the pres
ent prices of milk. The producers- al~
so admit that where distributors are
rich .
paying wagon drivers flier more a.
LONDON, April 24.-Landon's mu-
anything.
moreseflonsthsnthatotliewi’ork,
has been made “dmicult.” it is an-
nounced by s. Parliamentary commit-
tee of investigation, by the eight-hour
“gins committee. of which Kennedy
Jones, member or Parliament, is chair-
the sub.
Ject for some time. mine conges-
tion is severest, the committee found,-
between the hours or 7:80 and 9 s. m.
eight-hour day. the committee express-
wood. Mrs. Charles Simone, Mrs. Sam—
Victor
lor, Mrs. Harry Sherwood, Mrs. Jud— -
you; ‘ ,.-. . ~ . ,
if you can trtt—l \'u»‘.i:.~‘»lf when all men “1 In ( ".““’-‘. lnut .“mp.v .1: lhi‘
' doubt you ' ‘on-st liiils Ilz‘tzrcb. helium: (intro
n“ makl' “hmwn‘... {fir their doubt Church, Rulheer‘d, and Ascension
ing loo; (burr-h. Bloomfield. N. J. HI‘J at his
n .m‘. can “sit .mx Kim be tint} by own Irmrvh. All SouIS. hew Iork. in
pruning: addition Mr. Steele sang Staincr's
Oi‘. bring ill-(l ulnul. don". (Wall in "S‘mC'fi-‘lm‘r "' 'h“ Trl""" l‘3l‘“‘""“ll
”as; (‘illli'th of hes-ark on Good Friday;
0r, {wing linicd. .gtm't gixc way to hat- Mr. ‘htcclo numbvrs alumni: t.. .4:
ins: working with him in Stamford sev-
If “in can drpflm‘ and not make Sminrr. ”Willi prom credit to himself.
(Mums your master: Ralph \K'. Ali-(Xtrtu' . soloist of St.
If you cam think. and not make John's distingukhcd himself in Du-
hurt )‘ou—— mined «ft 1‘ l ' ' ‘
If all men count With YOU- but “one at Surizl ‘91le‘tetepdglsgg;:xyg:gspoéglei
tco much: I‘ ~ - J
. . _. , ,. : Song “Tho Hermit Thrush"—Har-
At the present paces of hay. gnaln . - - , ..
. ‘ . sci . .1, net Jones. Horse Shove, Eleanor
am. hep. no man can p “(9 rm“ Davenport.
TwoMinute Talks —~ “Environment,"
bmidered garments.
Q
G
‘ Tristrarn £9" Hyatt
. :Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store-—
Underwear in Summer Weights and Styles
1'03 wens—yam, Psntsand Union Suits in m M Dainty silk and
ron nit—sum, drawers and union suits in regular and athletic models. '
FOR CHILDREN—'All sizes for the girls and boys not forgetting the baby.
' ' Stockings for the Whole Family
Philippine cm.
r 7-".tl‘
l . I.
«,4. akin} .
PETITION IN BAN KRUPTCY.
A petition in bankruptcy was filed
April 8, against the United Eye Glass
Shops Corp, 1393 Broadway, New
Yorkm.whichhsslbeen odiducuu
a. chain of retail stores. The petition-
ing creditors are Charles Ludwig,
George Weiss and J. Harry Myers.
Prince 8‘: Nathan, 19 Cedar street, are
attorneys for the petitioners. Ludwig‘s
claim is for money loaned to the cor-
poration within the last six months
amounting to 81,000. Welss' claim is
for money advanced within the past
six months, amounting to £8. Myers
(‘nll‘l‘éd a. claim for commiulons due
to him amounting to $3.967. Titere are
more than 12 creditors.
Federal Judge Julius M. May
pointed Daniel Greenwald as rec
to take over all the accounts, st
c-tc.. of 1h? corporatum. .
The company has about 15 stores l
New York city and virinity and the as-
EMF, consisting of stock, fixtutcs, etc.,
at 1393 Broadway and the various
stores, is valucd at upward of 87.500.
The petitioners also «lalm that there
are a rood many orders for rbpair
work in the difi‘cn-nt stores. The rc-
rrivcr was nulhorizul to conduct the
bushing for r. Col‘lnin period in order
that, the mom-y for those orders may
[to ti'f‘LIE'i‘d.
Thu ('Uliixi..l‘._\' vats incorporated un-
til-:- llclnwarc Simi- laws in April.
1919. will: a capitol mock of $500,000,
:«organim \l in February.
arul Was
1910.
The company‘s Hon 5 arc handsome-
ly l‘urnishctl and i quippod.
NORWALK SINGERS
IN STAMFORD
Roy “‘iilmnzu Stcvln. lho \‘svll-
known tormr. who Nachos at the Y.
M. i‘. .\., in tho “it‘ll“. auxiliary room.
on Mondays. has boon kept \‘('l‘_\' busy
diwivv" V "lit and Holy \Vcwk with eptL
cial church services. During lloly
Silvie sung- Blunders Ult~
on L‘"\ .ul .
oral of the well-known choir soloists.
Albert “'c’ob. soloist at St. Andrew‘s
rcccntly sun: "Tho Crucifixion." by
Bois' "Sore-n Last Words." and also
in “Olivet to Calvary." by )lnunder.
Albert lmnchurst has been head re.
ccnlly in Mrmlvlssuim‘s "St. Paul." to
the great dciirht ot‘ his listeners.
Guy S. Kll‘llll'ln“. who is also study-
ing with Mr. Steele. is director of
mu~ic in tire (.turcll at Glonln'ook.
and hi~ rxcrllc'tt Ant-in): is a feature
02‘ the ecrrlcw there. Charles Grav.
who will be rcmcuibercd by Stamford
peoplc. has been onsagt-ds as soloist
at Grace (‘hll”«‘b. Not'walk and Miss
\K’illa Miller «.f Nuru‘ulk at tho MethO»
dist church. a; soprano soloist and di-
rector oi. mu ic.
.m--~———.._~.
POTASH DEPOSITS IN SPAIN.
‘ Potash deposits were discovered a
tvw yours ago in theT'i'oyinc-e of Bar-
(relomg. Spain.‘near the villages of
Suzie and (undone. They consist. of
irresuiar beds of camallite and sylvin-
129 interbcdded with rock salt. Ex-
plorations to a depth of several hun-
drfll fer-t show that in the Suria dis-
trict potash beds occupy an area of
not less than 75 acres and occur at
depths from 125 to 200 feet. The aver-
age combined thickness of the carnal}-
ite beds is estimated to be about 56
:‘net, and of the sylvinite about 13 feet.
‘he. (.‘ardona upperbcds are inter-
H. KRIEGER e co.
’ Slashing and Smashing
High Prices.
To close out Today and Mom-
'day One Hundred Pairs of La-
ies’ Shoes, values up to $10.00
For $5.95
See Window Display. Sizes to fit
‘ everyone.
WASHINGTON. April 2.4.» [uncri-
cans are the greatest consumers or ice
cream in the world, according to a. re-
port of the Department of Agriculture,
which shops that 511.360,516 (maria
wore manufacturer, commercially. in
1919. not to mention the enormous
quantity made in hbme freezers.
Othor phases of the country's vast
dairy industry are summarised in tho.
following production tiguro-s for 1919;
Butter 569.035.223 pounds
(‘hcnso (all kinds) {09.328340 pounds
Milk (evaporutcd, -
L )1 éré’ I "3/
abcfm ' .5
Both tires and men are measured
thus—
How far can you go or your “bus?"
The biggest question in
sutomoble'mind at all times
one of mileage. How far to th
gallonoi'gas? How many
wfllhistirescarryhxm' ? Ber
ions mrn' ded auto owners say
i
l
000.000.000 mctric
.f..-—._~3
THE GREAT POTASH
DEPOSITS 0F GERMANY.
The potash doposils n: \urmany,
which more discovcrcd lzy thr- Prus-
sian Govz‘rnmcnt in 1841‘- at Stas'st‘nri.
while boring {or rock salt aminxhich
occur in upper layers of rod; suit in
the plains of northcrn Gr-rntxny, have
boon cstlmaiod to occupy a “Guru oi.’
10.790.000.000 cubic mctrrs and ‘0 mn—
tnm 20,000,000,000 lllCll'lL‘ 7m» «1‘ ml,-
ash salts, corresponding to vii-v.21 '2,-
tor.< oi potash
th‘lO). a quantity sui‘t‘icit m to supply
the norm for 2.000 yours at 1.3x 1mm—
cut into of consumption. Thosr brtln,
according to the United Star's Gno-
' logical Survey, Dopanmtnz of 1hr Iu~
tcrior, were first exploited about 1860.
and have fut'nishcd practically ’hn rn—
tire world's supply of potash for many
years. ,
REMOVAL
SALE
0 Watches, Clocks, Jewell ,
f}
H
O
H
(D
BRAND’S "*
JEWELRY AND OPTI-
CAL STORE
that it pleases their mileage;
sense to do business with us.
Let Hedenberg’s Auto Doc-
tor look after yoru car's
health.
I:_rdded with gypsum and clay, but
the lower beds contain nearly pure
white salt, which is that principally
searched for potash. and nearly pure
sylvite was found. Estimates for the
area px-ospcctcd place the quantity of
carnallitc al 2.550.000 tons and of syl-
vznitc at 1,150,000 tons.
ASEMBLY AT FRANKLIN SCHOOL.
The (ighth grade of Franklin school
held an assembly yesterday morning.
The program follows: .
Composition—"The Prairie Fireb—Le-
Gland Carpenter.
Earl Roberts; "Labor," Verna Con-
lcy: “lumbering," Henry Doulens;
“Hemp,” Daisy ‘Wilson; “Codfish-
ing,” Louis Bardos; “The Tropics."
Beatrice Sturges.
Composition—“What an Old Looking-
glass Showed Me”—Jennie Sellick.
' mnnwssncfiuro sorrm'
r
—.
I
_~___. .__.n
’ £—
Specials for the
Week
CAMPBELL’S PORK AND
BEANS 2cm85c
YELLOWBPLITPEAB, '
a lb. . 7c
ETIEAFINBPORK, ‘
a .
PURE TOMATO CATSUP,
stout-25¢
H
Composition -- “Life in a Lumber
ak. they probsh aren‘t.
either i“ >133...
-» setting Sons-
“Himmlnrm . Russell.
; ‘Tlarolins sunshine”——Elehe.
A. STULL '
SOUTH NORWALK
hekStandard
Butter and Egg
, Store ..
”North Main Street
PITTED PRL'N ES
25c lb
tanks...
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