g, menswe Coal! Why, bless your .
.f onL’e’v'e had ecsl since'days of f .
7M Wm” 1m and ”i”- “ ide will bereleased next spring. This belief
. limes , Coal : me u
,f gem ml 0} Etna, ”gap is firmly fixed, for a number of these quan-
” l! the‘fime.bntn°l of all landfill my buyers have in the past ten day‘s made
f 5 5 l J
a the time. Just enough to keep heavy h for springreq l t8 as
duly noted in the lumber trade journals.
. things going while the wintry
minds are blowing. Not enough to
In each cellar but home for you-
‘ Ind the lather fellar.
‘ a You are lucky—so are we—Win-f
let’s been so kind you see, and
you’ve been good as folks can be.
RRIS c *
THE ' BUDGET
SYSTEM
ew-
"EEK. _
sincerely belieVe that we are about to enter
into a period of sane, evenly balanced pros-
.perity 1n the lumber trade. "
Let us all unite our eifOrts toward making
the year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
getting that those who do the most deserve
the most, and generally get it.
We shall use, to the fullest measure, our
long experience and the full resources of this
organization in getting ready for your call,
One of the best stock of lumber ever offered.
The Hatch €13 Bailey Co.
"15‘ ,
This is the most practical,
the most convenient way for
anyone to purchase
ZfieNEW EDISON
“rho Phonogrsph With a Soul.”
‘ " "his
.y, A. . .. . 5-.
" building“ operators ‘th‘a’t- the cumulative
Homes are needed as neVer before and we ‘-
.
H: ‘
.3 »,
1 at the hearings by Judge Nehemiah
Lg“ Candee .and so. Mary Ryder.
‘ tween the views .expressed bx both.
‘ Under the new. representation
will be as follows: —-
First Ward. eight delegates: Sec-
Ond Ward. aide delemel: Third
Ward. five delegates: Fourth W'nrd.
2 four delegates :Fifth Ward three
delegates.
The town committee will be made
up of the same number of members
from each ward‘ and the town and
ward committees. will have a vice-
chairman who shall be a woman.
Other changes are similar- to the
old rules. the above being the princi-
pal feature about which there has
been contention in the past. ,
There was no opposition over the
acceptance of the report and the re-
commendations ,were adopted unani-
mousilv’
The following delegates were in at-
tend’ance:
First Ward—Georgé‘n. Richmond.
Nelson W. Benedict. Lewis Bi. tho
Keeler. Herbert O. Pollard. Mrs. J.
Reynolds. and Mrs. Harold Hoyt.
5 Second Ward—Hrs. Edwai'd B.
' Doulens. Miss Edna Morgan. Judge
George H. Vosburgh. Rufus J. Smith.
Charles A. W'altcrs. Maurice H. Nut—
. ting. Luther M. \Vrlghi. Thomas Rob-
bins. -
Third “lard—Mrs. Leo Davis. Mrs.
Susan B. Welch. Dr. Franklin G.
‘H Brown.
Fourth “’ard—J. Edward chctt.
Mrs. Percy W. Brooks and Jesse Tay-
lor.
l‘ifih Ward—A. B. Ciexcrlc). Eu-
gene Cushman and George \V. Stev-
ens.
Bo. Non-walk. Conn.
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
HAVE IT.
F. M. CULLEN
“m nooés‘or ALL Tanners--
Onanrs T. amount) a
'oaarENTEn, solLosn AND
ssussAl. cONTnAcTon
runs ANO ESTIMATE.
Before the sun sets again, . 1'0me 003D TIRES coconut 003D m i —
hasten to our store and let us , Special 3“! 0!- MW am “All GOV' LAKE AND \ L
explain the Special Budget WELD'N° “'9 'V’V WORK COL' CALBRAITI’I IN—
. WEED m m SPECT SOLDIERS HOME
“‘1" CADILLAC LillOUllrll To sum «:qu m use a”,
—_" 1300 VAAST fi¥2)%NSMGE 221 afilccrs nigh: Legglon. for whom I:llc
omen's o r or s and
THE ALFRED FOX ............................ 5 , Croe- will moguls .li’lomobuérliwg
gas aftedrnoo; and mening. suite
L 0mm r k n.
PIANO co. ............................. l... "$2.; .. :;.:‘.‘.:.:.2..‘.".: m...
for Col. Galbraith's Visit and he will
be prodding omcer at the dinner.
this time the guest of honor
make an address.
Commander Galbraith is 46 yrars
, old. He is treasurer of the “'esicrn
Paper Goods Company. 09 Cincinnati.
but spends much of his time in New
York. where the compdny has an
once. He intends to divide his time
between New York. Clncinnaii' and
national. headquarters at Indianapo-
lis hereafter.
When already in middle age and
gray-haired. F. W. Galbraith. Jr" de~
cided he would be a soldier. He had
never done any soldiering before. But.
At
will
.ell! Werzliinmmnamm so. '
m r , ‘ to Will Street law-ls
Telephone 1326 ~ ' m
“as“. Ava, last sci-wen: a
,rfecfly 33W . - '''''''''''' -.ARAN CE SALE
dill: an ream '
5 1 0f Women’s and Misses Coats. Sui Dream kirts.
{sing for babies delivered Waists and Lingerie Underh‘garments. S
553:“- of “1° “mu“ Prices Reduced Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
Ansde Butter. Eggs from our
.n, and buttermilk trash daily.
.H.WEMPE & SON
Phone aces and 1618
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
33 South This Street South nor-van:
ESTABLISHED 1m
having m e up his mind to be a sol-
dier. he rned all there was to be
known about it. He became colonel
of his regimcd: he led it in battle in
the Argonne: ‘he took charge of a
brigade when. things were going
badly one day he rallied the forces
and before he left France General
Pershing decorated him with a dis-
linguished service cross. France made
him a Chevalier and Belgium awarded
him a coveted war cross.
STATE “BLUE LAWS”
LARGELY FICTION
r
4csLBet lantatiOnCoffee—24c
o
VISIT THE
Goodie Shep
22 NO. MAIN ST.
Opposite Palace Theatre
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER .......... ........ ..........
NUCOA NUT OLEO, woaLo'e sEsT ...... . 33: lb.
QUAKER one, 2 pigs. .. ....... 25c
CAMPBELL’S PORK ANo sEANs, ...... 3 for 35¢.
PEAS, CORN on TOMATOES, 3 cans 60c.
LARGE BOTTLE CATSUP. ..... ........ 280
LEAN sMOKEo sHOULOERs
SINCLAIR BACON, in Squares .. 25: lb.
SPINACH ....................... ........................ 35: pk.
FLORIDA HEAD LETTUCE 2 for 25s
. . . 62¢ lb.
oesosssssssose.
................. ens-assesses.
a I ’ I
......... so oossloossoslsslv...
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
NEXT TO
A. F. 'Beckman’n 69‘ (30., Inc.
83-85 WASHINGTON ST
GOTTLIEBS
ms and BOYS’.
CLOTHING
196 lb.‘
Coutlnued from First Page
Englpnd and its people. though some
were utterly devoid of foundation."
"A careful examination of‘the mat-
ter shows that the statements which
-had a foundation were those which,
were relatively indifferent such as ‘No
one shall buy or soil lands with'out
permission of the selectmen.’ but. that
those which halve been quoted as typi-
ca as for example, that 'No one shall
c viciuals. snake beds. , sweep
house. cut hair. or shave on the Bob-
They:
are somewhat of a compromise be ,5
plan
the delegations its future conventions
s
Q
TURKEY TALKS WITH ANGORA
CONSTANTINOPLE. Feb.
emphic communication with Ango-
ra was ordered restored by the Sul-
tan's government today. This action
followed a conference between the
grand vizier and allied commission-
ers to Turkey. in which the grand
vizier accepted the allied invitation
to send delegates to the conlerence
to be held at London.
a
CREAM cums A
. Human? HEAD
Throat
If your nostrils are clogged and
your head is stuffed because of nasty
catarrh or a cold. apply a little pure.
antiseptic cream into your nostrils.
it penetrates through every air pas-
sscc soothing and healing swollen.
inflamed membranes And you get in.
stout relief.
Try this Get a small bottle of Ely‘s
Cmam Balm at any drug store. Your
clogged nostrils open right up: your
head is clear: no more hawking or
snufiling. Count fifty, All the
studinesa. dryness. struggling for
breath is gone. You feel line.
'OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars tethe
Bridgeport 'Auto lWreek-
Co.
1810 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second hand parts and tires to
fit any make of car
4
'—
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
1'17 a pound of our N. Y.
Blend Codes at ........ 21c.
.—-Tel'.
Instantly Opens Every Air Passago—‘
Clears
;T‘ ,. STRAM d 'iYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
0
~‘ 1&8...
NEW PRICES ON COLD WEATHER
COMFORTS
ALL OF THE KNIT UNDERWEAR
ALL OF THE SWEATERS
~ ALL OF THE HOSIERY
ALL OF THE COMFORTABLES
ALL THE BLANKETS
Repriced at figures. that cannot be matchedin this city, or any other
city, when QUALITY IS CONSIDERED.
H. Krieger C0.
You Will Save Money
By Buying AllYour ClOthes
NOW!
Goods will positively be much higher when
thespring season opens.
Charge accounts opened here and bills settled in easy
weekly or monthly payments
ING.
narrow escape from drowning.
day evening. while skating on
Norwslk mill pond. Mr. Hanks.
S
clinging to his feet. got out safely.
Had the ice broken again
would both have
the accident. .
venture. except he has a cold.
NARRO‘VLY 155C APE!) DRO \"N -
Tracy flanks. of 78 \Voodwanl ane-
nuc. and a young lady friend, had a
Satur-
the
by
prcsence of mind. managed to
grab the edge. of the icc and the girl.
they
been drowned. as
there was no one near at the limo of
Hanks is none. the worse for his ad-
bath day. and that no woman shall
kiss her child on the Sabbath or fast- 5
Ins day. or that no one shell make ;
minced pics or play on any instrument 3
of music except the drum. tnlmpet or
jew’s harp, are purely fictitious.
A. S-TULL
aces-psi. animals
“The review or Pu legislation
as a whole. shows tha the, settlers of
New England were the most pro—
gressive people 0! their time. Their
form of gcvernment was democratic.
their criminal laws were humane. and
it was not for two centuries that the
mother country caught up with them
in this respect. Their regulation of
social matters, such as liquor prob—
lama was based strictly upon the old
maxim of the Roman law. ‘80 use
your. property that you do no injury
to that of another.’
"It is'true that they did not believe
in rel ous toleration in the modern4
"MIdnsoflsn'sandBoys' i T ‘ . ,PHONE14Q5
7' m g; , w
5‘ “numeric... ______ ,. ‘,
1/; ‘a; i : ................
Schultze’ 8 Wednesday Specials
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your .household
goods. use; vane pen. tank and all
hound-hand goods.
mmamnlwuaonwo. Home-made Sausage ..35clb.
FancyEscallops...................60cplnt
Libby’s Roast Beef or Lunch Tongue
' Special
Anything you '
gvgrgefimgsmgfi RumpRoastsofBeef...............20clb..
:Vsnmphndtart.mpmmnm 5 Rib Lamb Chops 25ch
NOTICE
fission lies mus M. place to '
" W in Wallins who will run the .
5 . Juli: business. (Enron, up;
given up mm)
will be attendeddo ‘
.so'wosolsssoOOOCIIIIOIO
sense i the word. Their laws for the
observance of Sunday were more
strict than any that could be enforced
at the present day. But religious tol-
eration was practically unknown at
' SPECIAL!
RING and BROOCHE
SALE
All Rings Reduced
rich in cleansing qualities, de
hair sticky. Try a bottle.
OnethirdOE
mark es. Take oil 1-:
0t I"
H. A. MEAD
rssscnlrrlou PHAMIACIOT
8 North Isis ll. Io. Norwslt
A shampoo makes a sudsy
bath for your hair and the re
suit is clean hair, a clean scalp
free from dandrufl. Our sham.
poo is a high grade product,
lightful in beneficial results to
the hair—easy to use, dries out
quickly and dOes not leave the
smug: “ilk—s can 10° —-8entinel Want Advs. Bring Good
' mu ‘
rmh‘ Oatmeal—in the bulk -
4 lbs. ................. soc ~ 7 rs — -
’m’m’ °°'" 2 w” i“ ASUDSY BATH FOR
YOUR HAIR
i , (“'1‘ 0!" PORT. ___
...——
Tlll“ Ulll $011110): “:13 (‘lllw'lgllulllL-o—a
lhr \icar‘s ull‘v \i'illl some Mulls of
old limos. "Alli" ho luusvll l‘mlvclnn—
l)“. "l we“ l'cml-mllcr “'0 run mll of .
port one night in a mic or mud."
"\i'lml!" ihicrruplcd lhc lady. "1 al-
ways thought that sailors drank rum,"
To (‘urc a Cold in Ono Day
Takc GROVE'S Laxative RROMO
Ql‘INlXE tablets. The gcnuinr‘ hours
”)0 signaturc of E. \K'. Grovr. (“We
surc yor got BROMO.) 300.
:st.
Royal Auto Painting Cre
Eighgrsds Auto and 'I‘rllcllWMK ,"
selENTIFlc AND RELlAsLE ___._.
Center St.- Dal-ion. Conn...
Opposlts Depot
tr
that time. and tho laws of othsr col-
onies. such as Barbadoea.
llaryhnd nad Natural-k. show that
New England was not more strict than
these other:
FRACTICAL
mire m
" moon
oraoom‘ . EAT
j$1.85 I’ll‘d.
L5. 5.
cry
The TEXTILE Store "
FINAL CLEARANCE
SALE OF
WOOLEN S
Heavy all wool coating. 56 in»
ches wide, several styles, now
Navy Blue"!‘:isol1n(-,, French
Sergcs. 5,Silvertone, Ooidtouc,
Check Velour, Broadcloth, Suit-
ing and Plaid Skirting for less
than cost.
The
extile Store
. 136 wuhmgton StMt
SOUTH NOIWALK
Norwalk Chronicler