“on. Cool will be plent1ful for
om menth- and am flint, not .
5- ‘h We but the droughtf—the
' hut-Mo shortage. So far
I inciting ahead that can create
, ‘ have: prices this year than we
7‘ five already made. fl ,5
_ , . , AIM. WOOS'l-‘ER
,“ WAT LAW
I‘OW “13'.ch
PATENTS
“term-rm ,
“III-halt. meow-l,
$5.00
,. 1-: H. BAXTEE
DRUGGIST
3 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
AGENT FOR .
logo 8 Show, Park & Tilford,
Green Seal, and Russell's ' 5
CAN DIES
l.
TARLOV BROS.
‘ it
EASTER—And a Vicia'ola
EASTER IS ONLY EASTER WHEN 5-
THERE IS MUSIC
mam soon AS A YICTROLA A1111 vidToiz mucous
01111 1111me 5
our Line of VICTROLAS, from $25. 00 up to ,
$1,160.00, Will Fit Every Home andPurse. .
DOWN WILL PLACE IN YOUR HOME A GENUINE
VICTROLA WITH 12 RECORDS SELECTIONS
"—01/AL .'f)” HICHIJ: 'pP/(FTLOIVESI ,
BALANCE IN SMALL WEEKLY OF'TIONTHLY PAYMENTS. 5'
AN APPROPRIATE LIST OP EASIER RECORDS
Christ Arose, Beautiful Isle oi Somewhere, The Palms, Open
the Gates of the Temple. Festival Te Damn, I Know
‘ That My Redeemer Liveth.
Also a complete assortment of new popular vocal and instrumental
Records are now ready
» this state-o: that érocl'imt nine time.-
lip-to Date Cigar Storei
H A L L - M A R K ‘
CANDIES 5
THE BEST
$1.10 lb.
Inhadmmo Block, Tel. 1581
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET
NEW SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES
FOR YOUR EASTER OUTFIT 5'
Just arrived and arriving daily, a host of lovely ‘styleo in Spring
Garments, not too high priced either {or such exclusive models.
Also Spring Hats. Prices lower than elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
SOUTH NORWALK
Perfectly Pasturized . . -
Milk and Cream l
The milk for babies delivered i
an all parts of the Nurwalks
and Rowayton.
Bane—made Butter. Eggs from our
farm, and buttermilk fresh daily,
SOUTH NORWALK
' F. H. WEMPE _& SON
Phone 2696 and 1618
,VAAST BROS.’
GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS 5 1
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIOES
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a doctors»: coup TIRES
pnouzs 13110, 2211
GoOdie ‘ Shop
22' No. MAIN ST.
Opposite Palace Theatm
GOTTLIEB’S
Admission free
MEN’S and , BOYS’
' CLOTHING
«w «.1; ROLL main or ,
Back to NormalPrices
. my.
WESTPORT
SchultZe’ s Sanitary Markets
39 MAIN STREET, nonwux '
WASHINGTON ST AND RAILROAD AVE, so. 1161mm
BLACK ROCK '
BRIDGEPORT
Schultze’ 5 Wednesday Specials
BUCKSHAI),.......'.-........-....‘.30c,lb.
Fancy Escallops (50ch
Steak Cod ~518Mb
FreshHerring lOclb
Home-made Sausage Meat .........25c lb
Shoulder Steak 18clb
Hamburg Steak ...................:18clb.
Don’t Miss the Meeting of N orwalk Poultry V
. Association Tonight
Red Men’s Hall, 25, Main. 151., Norwalk,
. 1 "met-ting and I would ask your lodge in
'
GET A SQUARE DEAL
5We will buy your household
”8,1858, papers, junk and all
Secondhand goods. Anything you
hue. Price according to the qual-
fly at the goods.- A square deal
Philip P. Mahoney
_ 52 Van Zandt Street
gators-Sham: Gobds Always on Sale.
I O'EREAT BARGAINS CALIFORNIA Terruceg2
IN TIRES jAND
TUBES
Jo
SPECIAL
W5‘.5fi- 5“
a
7!
9‘?
Ito-.on‘ia'lioooooieoa¢ea 2“
i cane ofmool for which there is pro-
:5 bargo 11nd trv to shew that while it
4 LARGE CALIFORNIA PRUNES, lb. 5511... 5 will chariot? that “’00! Tammi-“luv?“
museum's FLOUR, bay 314?:
BAKER’S COCOA, 1/2 lb. can .Uooo...laanl“a'$'lOfleeiaeoolupveo 21° > ‘
NAVEL ORANGES, do: ..........."1......"................... 29¢
CLOVER on MAONOLM M1LK,ean - 19c,
-, FINE 1111-1111: GRANULATEO, aqun, 111
“ :Eéorcign competition and enabling them
'At the present" gm, o! increase in
ver. known as the telephone. it vill'
roan be‘dll'ficuu urtum around with-5
on; bumping into' a for? or them. ' '-
pm:
wow approximately one telephone 19 .
every seven persons. there ’
tor every (Our peroono contrary to the
Natural supposition. the sections of
high telephone development, per pop-
ulatinh. are not in the cities.
The loom of Norfolk In the th'ch-
field Hills has the highest telephone
lievelapment per population of any
wt: 11: Connecticut. with one tale:-
phone {or every four pelnono. Wash-
lotion. Ridgefleld Cornwall Wilton:
New Canaan and Litchlleld are all
rated better than one telephone for
each live of population.
' In the larger cities the ratio of
I
high. It to interesting to know. how-
ever, just haw generally the telephone
in used- in the big placco. The follow-
in: figures give the number of tele-
the cities mentioned.
New London 17.8;‘1Harttord 16.0.
cw Haven 15.4. Nth-walk 16.2, Stam-
ford 14MB Daubuu: 12.4, Manchester
11.3 Met-ids" l22. Willlmnntic 12.0.
Bridgeport 11. 5. Bristol 11.6. Nauga‘
tuck 11.6 “'atcrbury ll 1, Toning-
ton 11.0, Middletown 10.4. Norwich
10.2. New Britain 9.8.
Bridgeport has the highest tele-
phone development 'per square mile
with 542 Kew Haven has 225 tele-
phones‘to the square: mile. Derby has
:00. Hartford 211, Norwalk 117. Merl-
dent 170. Siamtord 139. Waterbury
129 and New Britain 126. .
And it might be said in pacing that
the seven folks who share each tele-
phone in insulate. figuratively speak-
ing, use the instruments. to; never
hastherc been a time when the de-
niand upon the facilities or the tele-
phone company was greater. It is a
his task to keep this great plant up to
to constant efficiency expected by its
customers, though how well the com-
pany succeeds in that eilort is heat
evidenced by the general public good-
will townfl rho telephone company.
EACH ELK LODGE ‘
ASKED TO ADOPT
ARMENIAN CHILD
Continued tron: first page
of Near East lulkt‘.
special act of Consume. no the sole
agency to can: for Armenia and the
Near East. 1 nm linking all Elk lodm-S
throughout tlu- slate of Connecticut to
share in this lcnlen offering by bring
responsiblv for :1: least the life or one
child.
“Tho enclmtcd coupon book carries
its own mesons:- and is valued at $60.
the amount nemry to preserve the
life of a child. It is not no much the
value or the book that is represented
as that ll means the life of one child.
Additional books can be obtained at
the. hem l‘nat relief Stair Headquar-
tel“. Luz-:1 Main Sircci. ,Jinrtrord.
Conn. and the checks made payable
to Mcigs 1i. “’haplos. stale treasurer.
Box ”‘2. Hartford. Conn.
“Enclosvd you will note the per-
sonnclcf the sacrifice week commit-
tee ,Whosv Sfltxpathics are ever to he
found with tho weak. the oppressed
and the helpless.
"l comm-Tit!) count upon each lodge
to do its part in this nation-wide ci-
fort lor “Ilia Little Ones" and hope
to haw 111ml trim?! that 11! least one
orphan has been adopted by each
lodge. ,
“The appeal for orphan adoptions
will not c:-nse with the lemon efforts.
but 1111 for" no possible it is aimed to
have the hpoka disposed of din-lug the
hum-n season. when the spirit of sacri-
fice is uppermost In the minds of the
people. " “ .
"It mm hum-cs: you further to know
that Grand Chaplain Harri W. Jones
has become. a national representative
of the \‘cnr Faust committee in New
r'l'ork. and will visit plgrsonnliy the
lodges in 111111 state perhaps at a later
date.
. "Please
incorporated by
road this letter at your
appoint a commillcc ln-ihe interest
of this work .nnd kindly report as to
disvoml or the coupon books."
LONG TARIFF ‘ '5
DLBATE SURE
Continued from First page;
,
ban!) the most demand for an em-
will raise the price of clothes, it will
benefit the grower but little. Thex
liming bought large quantities at a
lbw price. now seek to mm. in"
means 0‘: an embargo. thus cutting
dispose or the love priced stores at
{much ‘hlsher prl-c
(‘nll Measure“ Necessary.i
iff propbsals do no deny it will-misc
bile admitting this}.
‘ I
W.W.um. . ”A”?
. ,- ’ “.q- . ' .
in the stage where the ritio is One. '
telephones to population is not so .
phones for each 100 of population In“
Friends» of the erriham and tar- ,
'1?
it.
,. ,
WOULD END HANGING
IN CONNECTICUT
100an from PI." 0‘”
ed In the measure proposing consoli-
dation of probate courts so there will
be but one for each county.
Teacher-11' Retirement 8
Tomorrow afternoon the committee
on education will consider one or the
biggest items in the legislative pro-
gram of the state board of education.‘
the changes in the teacher's retire-l
ment system proudlng among otheri
things the following: No pension shall
be under $500 after July 1.1921.ln-g
creasing the maximum amount to be
paid annually by the members or the
retirement association. reducing the
number of years necessary for mem-
bers to teach before becoming eligible
for retirement. allowing retirement
for physical incapacity of members
who have served at least ten years in
the stale. providing for pay men! of l11-,
tercsi at the rate of 9 per cent on
merduc pannents owed to the retire-
mcn board by town. city or school dis-
tricj, treasurers. i‘f‘qulrlng the retire—
ment board to submit annual state—2
memo to the governor.
Strikes and Lockonis.
Borer-e the judiciry committee to-
morrow afternoon representatives ofx
the Manufacturers Association 0!:
Connecticut Federation 01‘ Labor will‘
be heard on the hill introduced by
Senator Goodwin of Hartford. origin-
all}; refit-trod to the labor committcc.
concerning strikes and loci-touts.
This. and other bills concerning this
matter. were scheduled for hearing
last work. but were postponed owing
10 the inability or labor representa-
tives to be present. Each side is to
have about an hour to present its
case. according to present indications.
Eli-cot Railway; Tosca.
The over proacut street railway situ-
ation will face the committee on I’m-
nncc tomorrow will) hearings sched-
uled on hills providing for the abate-
ment of taxes {Or sircct railways in.
the hands of receivers. collection oi’
street railway taxes and the like. The
COATS AND SUITS
PETTICOATS 'AND BLOOMERS
UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY
GLOVES 'AND HAND BAGS
. NEC KWEAR FOR MEN and war-.1115
RIBBONS
'rcal estate not used to:
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.AN :5) VT 1‘ IL“
W115;
bills concerning the abatement of lax~
as some from Senator Bailey of Dan—
burr and Senator Seymour of Hart-
lord. and favorable action on it would
materially help the Danbury & Bethe}
Streét Railway Co., which is in the
hands of a receixer as is the Hmtfoxd
and Springfield Street Rnilwav Co.
Two bills introduced by St 111101-
Pottér propose the follouing in an
9503‘! to relieve the street lull“ (n hur—
dcns: (1) Providing for 1:119:11 mlina
the collection or Street ralhxm 191er
due The state, without immcsl. such
companies .to pay the state 1w J1 l\
15 of each Tour on account of such
taxes one- half 01‘ their 10111 mi in—
come f.‘ each calendar 59:11.13)
Taxation on not income onh.mm1’d—
In¢ for a tax of R 11151 cram upon Hn
ll?! income of siret‘i rallunxs 31 35 um
taxes paid l.1_\ lhcm in um tour. 051
slim! mi?-
in 111 :1 «11
:mrl - \-
immi-
nay purposes. tho tax to In
all other taxes in this sum.
tempting the smckholdnrs and
holders from bcinp.’ 1:11.11! on 115.: in .
curlllcs of the slur-t 1:111“: _\ -<o:1.=.115::1...
ieo.
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Iulr'l‘fi AT \TA“ ..‘\ (.
NE“? 101‘ k. .M. on“: 22.—~111 1‘1-
star hum at tho Fm! \. C. 3w 111.1'
George lat-ah} 1cm 1nd the d~11~1<v u!‘
thc jurists mcr “nu-1 Moi-11' 1111:-
mml- llnnl of 11-11 rounds 111 .u- :11 \l.:
11 Brooks and 11.11 M- Cmm’ru 121-:
mince sloppnl the l‘nln in in: {in
round and gun tlu 1311151011 10 1 - . 1
fro
l vhick “ilsnn k1 (wk-NI on? T‘l'mw
‘Ix’cllv in onc minim ‘:i 1.1111111 ~5- ’
onds of the scco. 1d 101.1111 31111111
Mullen knocked out 1.4111 l‘cilaz in 0
minute of the firs: round.
1 j, _
Royal Auto 1 lg. Co.
South 11111: Street Phone 902
Opposite “'lleon‘s lint Shop
South Nor-walk. Conn.
High Class Work a Specialty
David \V. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
TcIs.-—-Oiflce. 1103: House. 693
The Budget
S ystem
This is the most practical, the
most convenient way for any
one to purchase
‘ZfzeNEW EDISON
‘The Phononrapn With a Soul."
Before the 81in sets, again
hasten to, our store and let. us
explain the Special Budget
Plan.
THE ALFRED FOX
BIANO CO. .
South Nerve-Ila Conn.
y». .
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F: S. ‘L’YGN
JOE“ PRINTING
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN‘S BUILDING
':
SPECIALS
FOR 'THE \VEEK
Pure Evaporated Milk, tall
Sixe,acan_.........5....13c
AlNutOleo,alb 28c
{Pure Castile Soap. 3 bars. . 15c
Fancy Maine Corn,
senator 251:
A. STULL
8| Cottage St, East Norwalk
mm
NEW “lungs “5
1‘ ll-i\thl
Perfect :1 not in
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