to Winter “Mcht
Mu, burns in grate to your
{Wt-with a blase to chase the
' tron the confines of each
, "if—Almost kindles with. r.
9d! a
ZEWatch the flame with fas-
and conserve your con-
man Try a little on our say
Muhammad and you will stay
iits. " .
‘RRISE:
't You Love
Immitation Flowers?
_ You DO NOT. You may say
a—"Oh! What a clever immi-
htion”—but no inspiration is
“mkened in your soul. Of
‘Uuree not.
fieNEW EDISON
“Tha‘Phonograph with a Soul"
‘ \
This marvelous phonograph
h as unlike the kind that “im-
rmitates musie”—as real, na-
tare grown flowers. are from
ifio humiliation paper variety
you purchase at the milliners.
Music To Be Felt
Must Be Real
_‘ COME—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
Alfred Fox PianoC o.
I No. Main St., So. Norwalk
Opp. Congregational Church
L. (‘. Smirh. Under-
vv m-l. Ill lizingmn. it”
(Vi-w" Dial-(1'8. sold.
low”! and rcpulrcll.
Ii»: '; N, $5 per nlonlh.
Marlins“ sold at $10
I-"i‘ l'lonlh.
PLUMMER,
TYPEWRlTER EXCHANGE,
% Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
W
BELIEVE YOUR 001-!)
By 'l'skms
_ Baxter’s Cough Syrup
L: “7’. H. BAXTER. Dmriei
Enevid W. Raymond
‘ a.-.
a; UNDERTAKER
f; Vela—Om", 1103; House, 69?
tr WASHINGTON ST.
E NIVI RED MEN'S eunuomu.
.0me -- NEW YORK
"“ TRANSPORTATION
Wacturer A Specialty
. Long Distance Hauling
'0 guarantee service— ‘
JOHN F. HEALY 85 SONS
.89 WASHINGTON ST.
O.
PHONE 1540. ,
a? ,‘ Bargain Every Day At the‘
‘ ,Mill Outlet Store
124 WASHINGTON ST.
M's bargain in our house-
tarnishing and bargain Base
nfllvanised wash boilers,
he size, ....$1.98
5
3” you contort, “a your
my drives dampness from the
Whereas." Sold at price of
caller thumbsthe
, "Piece Dinner Sets, ..$7.45
Except for a brie! oe after the landings! the Pilgrims. ”'0
needs or dwellinghooeom this country he never prob-W M '°
urgent as It ie at present
Notwithstanding this urgent need of honest, there are that bola. ’
built. Some people" a'irnpiy have not the money, and othere think that
the cost of oomtruetlon is so much higher today than it will be In a
Year or two hence that they have decided to muddle along for a time
as beet they can. ~ _
Prices are going to be maintained because labor is demanding an
eight hour day with higher wagee, which will mean reduced produo
tlon and substantially Increased coete. .Dun'e review of April 8nd 017'
“it is now recognized that any material weakening In quotetl II
unlikely until production overtakes consumption, and there Is e
In sight at present to encourage expectations.” .
If you are compelled to rent a home for the next five yeare, at
the meet conservative estimate, you will undoubtedly have to pay If
. least an average of 810 month more than you have been peylns- -
With a probable laoreaae In transportation charges of 80 per cent,
Is there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber prices, at
the end of five _ ears can possibly decrease sufficiently to equal the
additional rent you will pay during that period.
., Buy now—Own your own home. Come and eee us. Let us help ~
‘_ you with suggestions and in the selection of material.
Th e Hatch Es? Bailey Co.
soh'rn noawau. 00x3.
p.35. ., ‘.
cuts .
DEFIAN'I‘
. (Whoml’mone)
and prolonred study.- demand at this
meeting tonight a strict accounting
of all the nuances given by us to help
fight our cause since we assumed
absolute control of the transportation
of geople in this city.
‘- irst, we demand definite infor-
mation as to what use is befilg made
of the money that we have given and
are still donating to the defense
committee. .
“Second, we demand the defense
committee to make known in every
detail all the hills contracted by them
at this meeting and if all items of
expense are not available to have
then} all prepared for the next meet
ing. 0
“Third, we de and that all bills
be read in detni‘ln at each meeting
and an itemized account of every ex‘
pcnse incurred also be made public
so that all members will be informed
where the money is being expended.
“A Bunch of Gorillas"
“Fourth, we desire at this time to
name a new committee to examine
the books and bills of this organiza
tion and have them make an item-
ized report to us as soon as the work
Victor Wesely
- (Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work. up -
Welding of All Kinds of Metals.
13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South Main St.
is finished." .
This petition wk passed by the
Jilney men by an overwhelming ma-
jority. and a committtc of three op-
erators was appointed to conduct the
,investigaiion. The committee has
held no meeting yet nor made any
progress in its investigation.
That Schwartz, Frank and Bevuns
have handled thousands of dollars is
the statement made by the jltney
operators. Bevnns said today that
no matter how much money was
ilandicd or what was done with it.
the jilney operators have no cause to
complain.
“They‘re a bunch of Rfli'lllfls" said
Bevans to reporters. “They have no
right to ask us for an accounting.
FALL FOOTWEAR.
WOMEN— . _
Brogue,0xfords——heav1l_v perforated wmi:
. tms. broad heels. 8—,b .
English Boots—b1;own,cal . 8 mob boots. Cu-
ban heels. Wlng tms or straight tins. $10.
Black Oxfords—mllltarv heel. medium vamp
MEN of soft velour calf. $9.
Brogucs—a, real bl'oe'ue of drain leather.
helmuévl'znerforated and a full double
so 9. .
Boots—dress shoes of mahoganv calf. narrow
medium or full toes. $8 to $15. Plentv
at $10. . .11; 5 5‘; :..
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN
South Norwalk
SHOP BEFORE SIX
They gave us a vote of confidence
when the jitney flnht started and
gave us full power in use whatever
mums ncccssary lo brim: ollr fight
to a successful conclusion.
"\Vlml rlghl have lhvy to cum-
uluin'.’ Thcy paid a ilnll-‘ll‘ zl vldy dur-
ing the first 'fnur weeks or the trul-
lc}: tic-up. but during that lime llwv
made more money than they ever
madc brim? or will 1 vcr nlnlm (lilJliil.
it u'ui- lllnir bread and butler. “‘asu’t
ii'.‘ I‘mlly cheap at a dulinr :1 ~11)".
I think."
"Bunch of Trouble Makers."
“But you‘ve been dmwilm down
fifty dollars :I wcck l'mm lilmn men's
lmnlrihullnns. haven't 31m?" lhe.rn-
pcrlcr asked Dcvnns. "m you think
,Il's wry good taste In «insinuate llil‘iii
izhvill:.~‘7" A
"That's jusl what lhcy am. I've
'lmcn in Illl' iiincv his business four
.,\'cars and I'm runnin: a bus now. i?
kili'vyz I know what I‘m l-vlkinp about}
Tiny‘ln gorillas, the mmt of them.
You know it as Well as i do.“
Schwartz. when asked relative-lo
the action taken at last week's nicel-
ing. said: ~ '
"Are you aoinn to pan any nitcniion
in them? They're a bomb of trouble-
makers."
in :m lanrl to :Hccriainn how much
A
RALSTON SHOES
FOR FALL AND \VINTER
'l'lxcw sllm-s lliiiki‘ u strum: uppcul to illi‘ you”: mun or
older mun \vlm in particular allmul lluvill:_r Ilia l'l-l-l llcnllv
(li'i‘nhl‘il I
'l'Ixn-y :ll'c manic on lu~ls pl'opcl'ly design-d and lllL‘I‘t‘ffll‘t’
l‘l-lulll llli‘ll' Ui'lu‘llilil Sllilili‘lllli‘HS, giving l-nllll'ul‘l lilltl M‘l'Vit‘i‘
so illil:'l| desired.
At a Price ranae of $9.50 to $12.50
WE CLOSE EVERY DAY AT SIX
ELWOOD 59° GLOVER
'122 WASHINGTON ST.
.moncy was paid into ihe defense
fund, the reporter inlczvlewed a num-
ber of operators.
Tim rtzzf‘mcm cluvu by Frank
l‘nilis of .\’n_ 396 “'ulrcn Pic-i ‘4
.‘l typical cxnnlpln of the rcjléo-s :c-
l.‘(‘l vcd:
Assessed $25 at Start.
"When the fish! first stiii‘u‘vl." said
l'nitls, "cat-ll npcruior was assess-«l
n lump sum 09‘ 5‘23. 'l‘hcn (lurinz the
that your Weeks of Illn' lrolicy tie-up,
Mich Olini‘fllOi' was calind upon in pay
«me «loilnr u. do)“ into the defense
lulld. 'l'llcli lilc nsscssmcm was low-
ered to fiffv m-ms n day and a low
day's nun it was cut in iriy cnnls
n day. llcsides lhc money l'aiscd in
this way. many amazes of the cin-
nnd ansoiinc sumons cateriusz to lhc
Ijilnpy men's lrndc were caliei upon
,for contributions running from $27- in
.3100. “'llm olhcr contributions were
lmadc lo the fund we have no means
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials.
SWORD FISH ...................... 40c lb
HALIBUT ....................... ...3Sc lb -
FRESH MACREREL .................... 35c lb
STEAK con ....................... - ..... 20c lb
BOSTON BLUES ................ . ..... . 1216c ib
r LAT FISH ............................. 10c lb
HADDOCK ............................ . 10c lb
BOTH MAI-KETS CLOSE SATURDAYS A? 7 P. H.
AT NOON WEDNESDAY
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
‘ Norwalk-—Soutl1 Norwalk
of knowing as we have not seen the
books. There wore 350. husscs run~
,ninz here when the trolley tic-up
started and this was increased with.
lin a few days in ion,
On a basis of 400 busscs it will
:br secn that if each operator paid
In dollar a day for four weeks the
lsum of $11.2“0 was collected from
naulul‘ assessments. if each oper-
ator paid a lump assessment of 25
in addition to the daily asessmenl,
tanothur $10,000 was collected. The
’lurlher assessments of 50 cents a
.day-, together with the receipts from
,lhe lag day. the reported contribu-
lons from garage and gasoline men
and others. interested in the .iitney
men‘s fight. should. it is estimated.
bring lhe total up to approximately
‘S50,000.
Bevan: Drew $50 a Week.
Bcvans denies that any such sum
as this was collected, stating that
his largest receipts were in thgnelgh‘
’ a ofItl
1 ,1 = lk-Overs
iRight Here in
. Norwalk
‘ ' . cr’s ShoeStore
.7 HALL CT.
borhood of $225 a day. . _
Bevans was dnopped from the D3)“
' Auto Pa' ting Co.
qtihc — .eliable'
' ST.._ ARIEN, CT.
‘0 islt epot -
39c lb—COFFEE 39c1b
No 1 Royal Plantation Codes. The kind that makes you
ask for a second cup. ‘ -.
Very Best Creamery Butter (Grade. A) .............. 670 lb.
Very Best Potatoes, per peck ........................ . 45c
Ozone Soap, the Old Reliable .................... 3 cakes 25c
Nucca Nut Oleo, the Vlorld's Best, .......... . . . . . . . . 34c lb
Ceylon Mixed or Oolong Teas . ...................... 45c lb
Gerton Tish Cakes, prepared .' .................... . . can 25G~
PureOaneGranulatedSugar.... ............ ..........17c
Fresh Bread, Rolls, Buns, Clkee, Plea, ete., every m. at White
House Broaderyénoxt to 31.1' I i . I -
A. F. sensible calm.
roll of the defense fund committee
a few days ago, “to cut down (-1
penres." He had becn‘drawing $50
a week.,“and earning every cent of
it." according to hit.- own statement.
“l’m now acting on the committee
\vililcut salary." he said today. \
Michael Gleason, chic.“ starter of
'the jitncy bus association. and two
other starters
from the association payrolls “to cut
down expenses." Schwartz and Frank
are still on the payroll at $50 a week.
“is there any authorization‘ior pay-
How One Woman Wee Helped.
Athca ,Walker, New River. Pa.
writes: "l have been troubled with
weak kidneys for two resist i too, .
.4“
have been dropped ‘
w d"they‘ helped v“
LADIES’ RAIN COATS
'An assertment in silk and cloth finish and a wide choice of
colors that will meet all reQuirements.
CHILDREN’S RAINCOATS AN D (TAPES.
All sizes, for big and little girls, that are just the thing for
school and general outdoor wear.
UMBRELLAS FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
.7
in; these men any stipulated salary?"
the reporter asked.
“No." he was informed. "there was
nothing said one way or another rela-
live in salaries when the jitncy light
slaricd. The associations voted in]!
confidence in the commiltee and gave
it power to expend to the best advan-
1acc the money lakcn in from the
operators."
An Irregular-Iv Curved
Cornea
causes asligma. Our glasses will
ourrcct this error and make you
N't'r‘ well.
Graionola on easy
terms.
Come in and select $10 worth of
records and pay 50;: a week.
Don’t fall to visit our toy depart-
Columbia
MONT.
So. Norwalk Music Shop
110 Washilgat‘on St.
N. Billy . orwalk. Conn._
Don’t Break Your Arm
Crankina your Ford Car.
Lcl us put a set of (.‘olumliiu
Batteries in
i
The Norwalk Electric Co.
207 E. Washington Street
Specials for the
Week ,
Extra fine salt pork, 1b., . .28c
Oarolene Evap. Milk, 1b., .120
N. Y. State pea beans, 1b., 10c
Granulated sugar, 1b.,
A. .STULL
24 Cottage Street
L
PROMPT. ATTENTION
TO ALL ORDERS
To factories, baled paper
$1.75 100 lbs.
Is. EFFRON
3 Rowan St.. ' E. Norwalk
Tel. 441 Tel. 441
~ I. 6 8. AUTO EXCHANGE,
NORWALK, CONN.
List your car with us. We will
sell it for you. If you want a
car of any make see us.
Tel. 2584, ‘2 Orchard St.
Tel. 2179.12, Chestnut Hill Ave.
H. Krieger &Co.
OUTFITERS TO
MEN, WOMEN, BOYS AND
GIRLS
We Trust the Trustworthy.
Shop here to your hearts con-
tent. Our generous charge ac-
count accommodations will do
the rest.
_‘
TEE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPP. LY co.
‘2 Water St.
the-elm Io. lei-walks:
”do tarts, Starter
. W Brushes
”lam Smdon tor Parts
0
My andKerosene
Ante Supplies. Time and Tubes
G. H. Hedenberlr. Prop.
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
Allkindsoi SeaFood
Steaks, Chops and
Chicken
A La” Carte _
i 32nd Year
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The lightest and most economi-
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world. .. .. .. y.
150 miles on" one gallon oi
gasolene. ~72.
Displayed and for sale at
A. W. HODGE
MUSIC HALL BLOCK
SOUTH MAIN STREET
W
J
Roda Pno'ro Dani-OHIO $338391:-
Films - 1-1 Work “ 3 ;
(24 hours service) .
”fl" CLIFFORD PHARMACY Psi-em.
“a m “to m
-— C:
MD“. Pbones 833-! 1 care
Brod-l Quilt!
Whitman‘a m Gaps Delicious
- Soda
“ohm
muonstsornasssssfl
'm ‘THE onomanv
' BUTCHER STORE
you may once in a while pick
up a prize—the cut of meat that
is lust right. at the right price;
but in our shop, which is out of
the ordinary. you invariably get
Just the cut and kind of meat
you like at the price you want
to pay. Every sale with us is a
prire sale.
CHARNOCK'S _NARKET
NORTH MAIN STREET
' it?
s
,3V‘W'
.ww auto-t is 14".
Norwalk Chronicler