‘3‘” coal 1.3: next winter' as use
. " believe this to be the wise
m Coal will be plentiful for
eh” months and after that, not
“it“ ieh‘gq but the drought,——_the
_ shertage- So far as
h discernment can go there
'uthifng ahead that can create
Mmthxsyearthanwe-
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TARLOV BROS
lib-m an: m
HALE-MARK
CAN DIES .
m 338!
$1.10 LB.
AT THE PRICE
THAT YOU WOULD PAY FOR AN IN -
FERIOR MAKE
This 1s a most unusual opportunity to get- the finest Gas
Range built at,a substantial reducion' m price.
‘ sun-Therefore, if you need a new Gas Range now, or if you are '
going to need one later, let. us showV you the wonderful values
we are offering.
NEW SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES
r011. voila nasrsa ourrrr
Just arrived and arriving daily,
not too high priced either for such exclusive Inodels.
Garments,
a host of lOvely styles in Spring
Also Spring Hats. Prices lower than elsewhere.
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET
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BAKER'S COCOA, V; lb. can
SPINACH.pk..
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83 WASHINGTON ST.
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OUR REPUTATIQN AT areas.
“he cannot afford to sell you in~
fc rior meats, because we have a rep-
:t: man for handling1 onlv the superior
cuts and qualities: and whenewr we
tlnd that we cannot maintain this high
standard. we. are going to withdraw.
llut' 1m to date we have alwuxs suc-
rccried in pl: using our many patrons
and. we believe we can please sou.
L00. \Von t you try and see. "
OHARNOOK’S MARKET.
19 it. it. Arc. Phone 583-2
FREE DELIVERY
Schultze’ 8 Saturday Specials
an“: ‘11"
Fancy Escallops 60c Pint
.SmallLegsofSpringLamb . . . . . . . . . .32ch V .
Forequarters Spring Lamb . . . . . . . . . .20c 1b.. _
Bread and Butter Pot Roasts. . . . . . . . .24clb.
PorkRoaSts 25clb
FreshShoulders 19c“):
Smoked Shoulders 17cib
.ShoulderSteak......................16clb
....\............l5clb.
,Beef Liver. .l5clb
.NORWALK POULTRY ASSOCIATION
Shoulder Pot Roasts
‘ ' ation of Music
V 111.
COLUMBUS, 0;. March 19.—-—All
but? one of the prizes in the seventh
biennial prize competition for Ameri-
can composers of the National Feder-
' Clubs.’ have been
awarded. it. was announced here today
by Mrs. Ella May Smith at this city.
chairman of the American Music Sec-
tion of the national committee, who
made known for the first time the
' es of prize winners.
he mud prize of 85,000 was won
by Pauline Amour McArthur or New
York. and Henri Pierre Roche. New
'orl'r, for a setting of the "Apocalyp-
se." an oratorio. The prize was offer—
ed by the Natlbnul Federation 0!
Music Clubs. -- '
Cello solo 'prize of $100 was won by
Lloyd‘ Loar'ot Kalamazoo. Mich. The
title of .his work is "Nocturne." The
prize was offered by the St. Cecilia
Society of Grand Rapids. Mich. as a
memorial to Mrs. Charles B.‘ Kelsey.
a former president of the national
federatlou.and ot’ the St. Cecelia. So-
ciety.
Violin solo prize was won‘by Irene
Rome 0! New York. with a composi-
tion entitled "Romantic Andante."
The Musicians Cluh of Women at
Chicago gaxe the award ; Alexander
McFadden of Milw: mkee.‘ Wis.) ' was
gixen honorable mention. '
W’illlam Middelschulte of Evanston.
was awarded fimt honors. in the
organ solo claim. with a work entitled
"Chromatic Fantasic and ‘ Fugue."
Iionorahle‘ mention was ~ accorded
"Ecstasy" by William VVebbe 1)! Sum-
mit. New Jersey. .The St. Cecilia. So-
'cléty. of Grand Rapids offered this
prize also. . 3.. .
Mrs. Bessie \l Whitelex of llrook—
ly.11 N. Y.. won first honor in the
competition for a song. with "The
Shadders." a poem in l1 rank R. Sinn-
ton . This prize \\ .151 offered by Mrs.
J. P. Custer of Chicago. in perpetuity.
the conditions twin Klimt the com-
position must be written by a woman
and also a member of the National
Federation. '
Honorable mention was accorded
Mrs. Gladys Pctil l‘lmsten of Colum-
bus for her some. "Such a Starved
Rank 0! Moss." a poem by Robert
Browning.
Each of the prizes was $100.
No swarmwns made in the “chorus
for untrained childn-nn‘ voices" com-
petition. for which a prize ’0!" 310 had
been ol‘l'r-rml by .‘lrs. Frances Elliott
Clark of Philadelphia. who will con-
tinue the prize {or the next computi-
linn in 199,2.
The competition upcncd (\cloher
F920. and no manuscripts worr- ac-
cepted 'urtm- pocnmn. . of mar .35“
Sincc’that time. the imln'cs have hot-n
going ovvr thc omxinm.
RADIO-TELEPHONE
OPERATORS BUSY
g—._-
(Continued rrgm Page One.)
all who will "listen in." /
Approxlmalcl} one-half the mud.
tours in the Run York district are li-
conned. pcrmitlingnlhl'm to send. The
others are content with receiving: sets.
Development of the radio equipment
has been such that a practical receiv-
ing apparatus can be purchased for a
very few dollars. the prices ranging
upward in accordance with the equip-
ment. Great stretches of aerial: are
no longer necessary. .‘ “‘"
A few feet of wire. looped over the
end of a broom and hung out over the
fire escape. and a ground wire attacl1~
cd to a radiator or water pipe answer.
Some too do not even call on the fam-
ily broom. but attach a wire to the
spring or :1 bed or a couch and excel-
lent results follow.
(m a recon? m'cnin one amateur
residing In New York t.\' heard nor.
on concerts at one time coming from
distances varying from two to 160
miles. Bl“ means of “tuners" these
concerts wcrc easily separated to that
one stood out ole-1r and distinct from
the others as desired
The Press Club of Jackson Heights.
a suburban residence district. of New
York. recently featured a radlophone
demonstration at a meeting of the
members. By the aid of a "loud
speaker" the members Were enabled
to dance from 9 p. 111. until midnight
to music which came. in from varying
distances. in a medlcv dance. the
members of the club started with a
waltz plated at \Voodside. Long Is-
lnnd. flee miles awn}. swung mm a
10x trot played at Brighton Beach. 15
miles distant: to a. one‘step which
came“ from Patterson. 'N. J.. 36 miles
away. then back to a rok~trot eminat-
ins; from \phonograph about 60 miles
up state. At 10 o'clock all watches
core set by the _ me signals which
were sent out 1 the L'. 5. Navy
athuon at ,Arungton. Va.
So numerous have the amateurs be-
come. and so united their interests by-
will that they have formed an asso-
dution. on March 16 to 19 they will
' Flt-lug able to talk with each other at
{hold 9 conx'ent-l'onlat a New York ho-
Itcl.
They propose to exhibit not only
their latest possessioils l_n afibaérn sets
- but wiil‘bring with them the home:
-- .mnVnpaiatus '9! their. pioneerdays.
I airing the. conventioll lectures wallet:
3“ en. and nightly concerts from dis‘
taut stations will leature.
PARIS March 11—4119. former in-
;hhbltantl of Rheims. 70. 900 of Whom
have returned to the ruins of that
. object to any’mplaa. ”otahavlng
.7 man laborers rebuild the
and all the correct shades.
$"'1.'00 12obutton lengths,
lengths, $2. 50.
signs: 79c, $1.,00 $1. 50.
$1.20, $1. 50.
fastidious people.
SALVATION ARMY
“PICKED TROOPS”
ATTACK LONDON
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11110 in Leicester Square. liicncc to-
Cliaring Cross.
\thn the battalion reachcd Leices-
ter Square. (0111' 1011111: women in furs.
silk stockings and ‘l"lc('udlll,\' complex-
ions brought up the rear of the 001- I
umn. ‘
"Things have been in :1 \'1‘l‘)' l
way here for some time past."
L'omminsionvr Cr“. who led the
lack. “An outcry has nom- up that
nobody is doing anything in lu'hnll' of
the room: women and this who .;1rc
found on the struts nightly in g1'1'citci'
numlims.
"\Vhy there should he so ma y
more children on the sirtwis it is 1
ilcult to say. but prohahly the war has
had a great deal to do with it. lt’
grow» them a. taste. not for wicked—
ness. but for "life” as they under“
stand ll. They want too much «1 anc~
i115: and picasurc and that very often
leads to sorrow."
OLDER BOYS’ .
CONFERENCE
Contihued from first page
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pinnnnl at wl'iiclupccohca of um-‘lcomc
from inch and boys oi NOI‘Vi'Hlk will
N‘ L'l\‘(‘ll. lollowcd by om- or
principal addresses or the (Tonrcrciicc.
it is planned that the boss will be en-
tct'tained in the homes of Norwalk
IT‘SllIl'nli‘i for loading on ‘li‘rldai' night
and lmeakiast on Sniuni1\.’l‘l1c Con-
rv- reuct c .1 Saturday “ill open .it 9 00
A program full of interesting cxcnls
has born planned fox the (min day.
'i‘hc Conference will adjourn at 4:00.
The Committee having charge of
the banquet will also serve :1 Buffet
Lunch Saturday noon. It is expected
that about fifty of the Norwnlk older
mun will be regular delegates to this
gathering of nous from all own 1 air-
field Count}. This Older Bois' Con-
tcrcncc‘has been gaining in interest
and numbers during the past. three
years.‘ A full program with all
speakers will be announced in the
near future. _
A Committee of men from conimum.
ities throughout the County are in
charge or the promotion of the Con—
ference. The chairman of this gener-
al committee is John M. Glover of
Norwalk. R. L. Saxton. the County
Y. M. C A. Secretary is Secretary of
the Committee The Committee of
local arrangements is headed obv
George Brunjes. the popular principal
of the Franklin School . The Com-
mittee of Advertising and Promotion
is headed by Nelson Stillman of New
Canaan. The committee on Local
Arrangements in NOrwalk have dl-
vided their work up with the follow-
ing‘ sub—committees. comm 0:
entertainment. headed by- Francis H.’
Northrup. Mrs. Leeanavis, President
of the King‘s Daughters" has' very
éraciciuslv undertaken to_ have this
organization’arrange for the banquet.
The music committee was very. .suo-
cessiui in securing as its chairman.
Clarence Cable. Mr. H. M. N. Simon
fiili set‘ve as chairman of the clam-
iiilttee iii charié or a"prmnotlon th lo-
cal attendance. The committee on
Trefousse Kid Gloves
The tried and true make that always gives
satisfaction at a reasonable price. Black, white
Superior Silk Gloves
‘ The famous Kayser and Van Raalte makes
. ’ which is suflicient guarantee of their quality.
Black, white, Beaver, Pongee, Mastic and all the
other popular colors; ,2-button$2m6)0dels, $1.00 to
Easter Neckwear for Men V
New Four-iu-Hand shapes in novel dc-
Knit silk Four-in~llands,'
Insure Satisfaction.
.clint'
I salute.
. m'u'ssliaics llw
SATURDAY, m
\
£9” HYATT
to $1.00.
' Plaid neckiics 'of lii'igh.
thing to finish up that boy‘s
16- button
made up.
extra values
to $2. 25 \ Daid.
CORRECT HAND BAGS
We are unpacking a big line of the very latest ideas in silk and leatlm, that 3:.
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. *-
lVindsor Ties
Just received,
showing in plain colors and 1.1115
a “and rmlly "W1. "1 7,
J i'll‘l'mtqfl
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. .lx
Lb -:' .14
Ladies’ Necku'ear
The very newest (ll-sic 1 s in I...) n
and net. Big valch from r]. 00 to $31.3
Veils Are Popular
All the new patiuns hg, 1:1.»
1;, .dfl
laid up 1= ‘
Sash Ribbons
A big display 10 mutt-h «:1. 1) ...
Buy Hosiery Here.
_
4*.—
mn-nl houses and suburban propri'iyl
was up sgyen times its former values. '
1 l1. st: inixallon is attributed to
llli names ink; 11 in the non lument 10
c'u1li lhc' cxnclions of the l'xndlmds. in '
the “id: Hllil ad c xpcch ”ion in llll d»
in the cost 01' living and lo (111— 3
position of capitalists to luv. st in lt‘;ll
1‘ (‘HIIH’HIISZ
Moro than :1 31'01‘1‘ or i‘ms'rm
churches will 1... mac-ll us polling
plam's in the 111\t rlm'l'ion. 'l‘h-= 1 in
used light churches. for that purpow-
in tin- lusi vln‘ilon and U111 liddlllOH
oi pxwincis (luv to woman Mnl‘rupz'
us" of otln'rs.
Ti i \‘I D'N'I
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE CONFEOTION-
TIONBRY AND ICE
CREAM (JONES
58 Osborn Avenue
East Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 479-13
= South Main Street
1hr“
Royal Auto Ptg. Co. ;
/' Phone 9025
Opposite “'ilson‘s‘nst Shop
South Norwalk. Conn.
High Class Work a Specialty ‘
David W. .Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Told-Oil“. 1103; House, 093
27 WASHINGTON ST.
A. NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING,
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Pure Evaporated Milk, tall
sixaacan 13c
A1Nut01eo,alb 28c
Pure Castile Soap. 3 bars.. 150
Pancy Maine Corn, ,
2cohsfor......'....... 25c.
A. STULL
unmet. mum
meeting plaice‘pand properties is head-
ed by Irvtn3 Dikeman.
Rest is shotguns or the committee on
trade; and}: ' _ _
Miltfiall .
NOW ’
MOVING
To New Building
on‘
simmer
NEW ”‘4
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Ni) Vin.» wl
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plum.
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my".
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Ill-:1!
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Perfecto Banquet Arc
N ow Sold 1111' 10c
Our Panatclla Extras in
Also Sold for NC _
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