_. pecuniary jour Customers
fl. fines their, orders for coal
N for our own advantage.
I. sincerely believe that Jim
. istho time to buy coal for
ierrheat of reasons. Coal can
he had. Later it will be hard
wt: and the chanceS/are it will
. ' be higher in "price. If the
«flari- .ohligod to pay. a big
”in in order'to get coal, as
-_-the ease last season, he must
# the price on to his customers.
. . Amxruw I
”wuss-smear!"
PATENTS
F. H. BAXTER
. DRUM!!!
, I sour" mull STREET
- , _ new man
. ~l3hsw.l’srk81‘lflord,
Clo-I Seal. and Russell's
CAND‘
young men
smashing it to‘ ‘bits. _
L“ veland and: Miss Keefer were
it t the New Haven hospital.
Continued from nutrago
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ton. was approaching at high speed.
Although partially pinned under the
autoymbile. Loveland freed himself.
One or three young men who had seen
the accident assisted Loveland to one
side and they waved handkerchiefs at}
land has painful injuries.
made a sharp turn to
other automobile;
70972" North Main Street,
SO. N Orwalk. .
, i , E v ,'
the approaching 'expi-ess; ‘ The‘ other
’ dragged Miss Keefer from
beneath the automobile. Within a few
seconds the train hit the motor car.
tali- ,
She '
is in a. critical conditiongwhile Love-
He said he
avoid hitting an-
moan SEES -‘ ‘ ’5».
TEDOUGHERTY iN * .
BANKRUPTCY FRAUDS
”woontinued from F1"' m9- A
cing before Attorney-
erty matters which
ge Keogh's attention:
during a preliminary investigation of
proceedings in. several bankruptcy
cases of which he had suspicion!-
'Judge Keogh confirmed the reasons
for his trip to a8 Sentinel reporter.
"One of my reasons for soins- to
Washington was to take up with A:-
torney-General Daugherty phases 0:
bankruptcy proceedings and to set
direct action from the Department of
Justice headquarters. The Connecti-
cutomce has co-Operated with my of-
fice splendidly and on such a basis we,
went as far as we could. It was nec-
essary to have some special steps-
taken and for this purpose I decided
it was best to talk the matter over
personally. with the attorney-general.
Until after my return. however, it
will not be advisable to give out any
more definite statement."
“"onld Go to Bottom.
While the latest move is evidence
that Referee Keogh is going. to the
bottom of alleged illegitimate prac-
tices of both bankrupts and their at~
torneys. it does not come as a sur-
prise. Within the past few Weeks dc-
vclopments in cases in the Bankrupt-
cy court. which is located in Bridge-
port. indicated that such a policy was
to be followed. The first intimation
came with the indictment of Isaac
Shcrcr. 3 Bridgeport shopkeeper. for
alleged concealment of assets. Judge
Keogh also "opened up" upon Charles
Frankel. a First district clothier. who,
a few days before filing a petition in
fined to the pin
General Duush
have come to Jud
bankruptcy. is alleged to have remov-
ed considerable of his stock to a
Prompt
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Delivery
527
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TARLOV BROS.
MMOIWSION
ALL-MARK .
CANDIES‘
s
HOUSE CLEANING SUGGESTIONS
' DUSTLESS DUST MOPS, WALL AND CEILING MOPS, FLOOR
' BRUSHES, SROOMS, FEATHER 'DUSTERS, DUSTLESS
DUSTING CLOTHS. CARPET IEATERS ~
" CURTAlN STRETCHERS
I 25 WASHINGTON 8mm SOUTH NORWALK
Ridgefleld store. operated by his
brother. Although this operation was
gone into very thoroughly. Attorney
Leo Davis. counsel for Frankel. con-
vinced Referee Keogh that the trans—
fer was made in 9. final cff’ort lo liqui-
date the stock. and. if poesible. avoid
bankruptcy. nd. when the petition
was finally filed. a supplemental in-
ventory was made to include the prop-
erty in Ridgcfleld.
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TRISTRAM e; HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY: GOODS STORE. ,4
Visit. Our Carpet Room
For those new Floor Co'verings that will Brighten up the how» 1'0)
Slimll’ler. ~ mm... ram-r
AXMINSTER RUGS—A new assortment, in the latesz 11111.1 and
dark effects. All sizes, from 18x36 ins. to 9x12 feet. .c
WOOL AND FIBRE RUGS—Wear aswell as they look. Note 1}“:
new prices : 8x10 feet, $16.50 ; 9x12 feet, $19.50.
u
9...!”
RAG RUGS,-ALL SIZES 'AND SHADES.
CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIALS AND DRAPERIES.
WINDOW SHADES AND FIXTURES.
programs
records. Special music
marked the church services.
But in the early morning services
the custoni‘ary display of Easter
gowns and styles were missing. It
was not the fault of the women. how-
ever. but of the weather. The heavy.
damp fog that surrounded the city in
the morning put a damper on the dis.
playing of gowns without taking
chances of ruining them and the so—
callcd “weaker" sex took no chances.
appeared in church in winter
clothes. W
The fog lifted about 10 o'clock.
however. and from thence on the Eas-
ter parade started. Hundreds prom-
onadcd up and down West avenue: the
majority in groups of two or three or
H. Krieger C;
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_ Thursday and Friday:
Winston Churchill's
WORLD FAMOUS STORY
“The Inside
of the Cup”
Paramount Special
A PICTURE TRIUMPH
”p...“
THE HOME FOR
GOOD (‘LOTHES
AND WHERE YOUR NAM
ISAS GOOD AS CASH
More recently than either of lhcsc
was the case of Max Rnlch. of No. 66
Lexington avenue. Bridgeport. who
operated a store on “'uter street. Sec-
ond district. Assets wcrc removed to
New York. it is alleged. and, when
Referee Keogh failed to secure the de-
NEW SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES
FOR YOUR EASTER OUTFIT
"f has for babies delivered
parts of the Nor-walks
hmmmdnxmawy
In. wanna SON -
Just arrived and arriving daily, a host of lovely styles in Spring
Garments. not too high priced either for such exclusive models.
Also Spring Hats. Prices lower than'ilsewhere.
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
88 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
‘AAAA‘A‘AAAA‘AAAAA‘ ‘A‘AAA‘AAA
vv'v'vvvvvvvv'v'v'v
sired information through the bank-
ruplcy or his counsel. he subjoincd
Max Burnstcin. of 435 Center nvcnuc.
Bridgeport. n truckman. who moved
the goods. This cm is still pending.
Judge Kcogh's investigation and ac-
llon will lead to proceedings before
the grievance commiiivo of the Fair-
livid county har. and he stated that
SCORES OF BUDS
bad faith in the weather prediction
and had laid their plans accordingly
were left stranded.
to the doors at the Easter Sunday scr-‘
vices.
church attemmnmc iii-cite all previous
more. It was a pretty sight and well
worth seeing.
Tailored suite with almost knoc-
PARTICIPATE IN David W. Raymond
EASTER PARADE'lligh skirts were favored by the ma~i ,
_ qioriiy of women. with navy blue and UNDERTARER
fans as the. most popular colors. Tels.—Office, 1103: House, 693
Continbed from First Pa
‘9 27 WASHiNGTON ST.
Many had hats with blue flowers to
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
match while paradisc feathers or cer-
isc straw hats went with the tan suits.
The younger set largely wore hats
from a bright red down to a pink or
coral eat-ct. . -
Everybody wore flowers. Huge cor-
sages of sweet peas. carnations and
other flowers worn by the women hddo
Churches in Norwalk wcrc jammed
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
\Vithout any question the,
the new fommiitcc nppOinlcd this
week would have "considerable to
do." .
BOND ISSUE
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINRS I'OR WEDDINGS ARD RRORPTIORS
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK I. GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
, Goalie 1.81101)
s 'x f". i
SOUTH NORWALK PHONES 18.0. 2211
PROPOSED TO BUILD
INFIRMARY IN CONN.
Continued from First page.
sonnl application or by application of
roll-lives. conservators. guardians or
local and State charity authorilivs.
lnmatcs of the State hospitals for
the insane. the Mansfield Slate Hos-
pital and Training School. the Con-
necticut School for Boys. the Con-
necticut Industrial School for Girls.
Lean Stewing Beef.................18clb.
Stewing Lamb 12clb
Shoulder Lamb Chops..............30clb.
, g and BOYS’
- CLONING
"III-Linn or- a...
.35 and Boys’ clothing
Hamburg Steak 18clb
‘ Schultze’s sanitary Markets
39 MAIN STREET, NORWALR
. WASHINGTON ST. AND RAILROAD AVE}, 80. 110me
’WRSTPORT RLAOR ROOR BRIDGRPORT
S,
county temporary homes. the Sowing-
ton Home for Crippled Children and
general hospitals could be transferred
to the inflrmary, under the bill, by
mutual agreement of the authorities
of the inflrmnl-y and the institution
from which transfer was sought.
The infirmnry would be under the
control of the Connecticut Infirmary
Commission. appolniel! by Governor
Holcomb. under an act. passed at the
1919 session. with the addition to its
membership of a representative of
the Connecticut Hospital Amociatlon.
The bill seeks to avoid the neces-
sity of a direct appropriation by the
present session of thc.Legislniurc to
finnncc the project by providing that
serial bonds to the amount of 825.000
be issued for the purpose.
In view of this provision. ii is like-
!ly that the bill will have to be re-
-ferrcd to the legislative finance com-
. lmiilcc.
- STATISTICS ON
‘ manners hm
~ Im_hll'! Jon! household
SPECIALS
LEAVE YOUR ORDER HERE. WE WILLDRLNRR IT
FREE OF CHARGE
.7. Mv .
_rummmcn,210r.o..'.'-4......a7...........¢.... 25°
STRICTLY FRESH NATIVE RGGS,dos 31c
awn-87's PREMIUM HAM8,stcost............................. 32¢
swu'rr's suoumens. lb. ............. . .......... 10:
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER. lb 57o
~BAKER'S coc0A. y,’ lb. esn .......... 21c
, WHITE ennuuun'eo SUGAR ..... so
CALIFORNIA CHANGES, 13»tor*~ 2‘5c
_ PILLSBURY'B on com MEDAL rLoun $1.42
BUY YOUR BRRADARDROI-LS AT THE
WHITE HOUSE ‘8 BREADERY
NEXT TD
A; F,’_Beckmann‘€9‘~ (30., Inc.
:88 WASHIN
1‘0
' SALTESEAz-icm Ottoman—r.
'18?on 4 ~
GTON ST. , ‘ PHONE 1405
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t
TEACHERS’ PAY
Continued from M M
4,” «r,
*
a pie! in high and elementary schools
. and those paid to women who hold
8 similar positions. The medium sal-
'ary received by men principles of high
. schools is 82.500 to 82,999 and for
women 81.600 to $1.799. Men princi-
pals of elementary schools get from
, 82.200 to 82.399 and women elemen-
.; tary school principles from 31.700 to
$1.799.
. The statistics as regards elementary
schools show forty-one women teach-
‘ers in the state receiving a yearly sal-
ary of less than $800. “,There is but
,one male teacher in. 'eiementa
; schools receivil'l less than-$1.000 but
there ‘are 174 omen teachers in» this
class. There are more tench“ eure-
’ce_iving from 81,300 to {1.800 than in
any other salary grdupit‘the total as‘
listed tram the fifty-nine towns and
cities being “8. Oniy~twelve women
teachersare listed as raw ring more
han- 32.200 a year dad‘none over
38.000. ' There are nv's‘htfle teachers
receiving more than thlsramount. sev-
7 - male "principals and one woman
. minaret. '
Among the! "high .
towns which answersd'
nnire, ten women and
angel: less thnnffld '
a 5
salaries paid to men who are princi‘i ~
cd to the galty of the occasion.
Many of the young men appearcd in
now Eastcr suits too. Grays and blues
were most popular although in the
Pure Cocoa in bik. special
FOIOY'B lb. . .................. 20c
Honey and T” maJority of cases overcoats were worn fl
W Or med “mule. although ‘he sun W Fancy Prune, 21b5, . . 0m
shown brightly over-head. it was none .
AN OLD RELIABLE FAMILY too warm. Campbell 3 Tomato Soup,
8 3 n I D Y- mind" i" -—‘—-—‘—"‘—"" ...................... 10c
colds, ‘m at a. w. “and“, There was a large attendance at the
"our. 'hoow'ns mill, II trim. Ind 3‘“? “T“? he”)! Sfimds‘“ ig‘fihtoa‘ White Rose Oatmeal, pkg. 108
bronchial 00" none-s 1e oya amcs o e . pc c ‘s r-
h' ho. ' “c. chestra furnished music for the danc- .—_.-1
The First Doss Gave Relief lug. 83ml
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91'3‘33333354' lu’i’gfl'n'l: "#33: ~? '1' 34 W 3g" gut poi-will
Guides. .0. liaisons-Ilene ‘ Ira
his" pintouafimmmldd ' ‘ ica ‘
numbness-ileum. Brass-Induced ‘ 8v. ‘ H ..
Ihsnolimdnn - a“ eve-Muss.
misinfoiu's coursed!“ legends :97 [WASHINGTON SI
"'” “”WW' cHOHE 959
For were “an Hurt, years -
Foley ’3 Honey and Tar Inc: has
and with satisfaction and seem
For sale by Stilton-Powell Corp.
SAVE' YOUR EYES
SAVE YOUR EYES
Jun YOUR use
i The Budget
System
' This is the most practical, the
V morn-I
Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10c
See
4 . ' t f . 5 Our Panatelia Extras A“
1 HA ME-R $3533; °’ 1 88080888808.
Optometrists and Optician] A 3 Our No'w2 for c
:50 30-0- 07 set! cheese-fl ‘ ‘17;er EDISON 9 “7ELL CIGAR
87 AtlantICSLLMStamfiglfl Urn. Phonosraph Vim" ‘ 3“” COMPANY.
W. 010.. Rt 6 P. I. DID] Before the sun SOUS, again I “ ;
CLEAN YOUR hm“ our store and let us \ I“
Carpets with“! Rugs explain the Special Budset ‘
0-K CLEANER PM “ “’8‘8‘88
.——"
IT RESTORES COLORS AND MAKES
THEM LOOK LIKE NEW
:1 Sold By v
A. F. Gehebe. 25 Washington St.
Mead:s DrugStoneeahIortthinsté. .l.
William Miller. :3 Washington St.
E. H. Morehouse. 86 Wall St. 89‘
Norwalk Hardware 00.545 Main
M. P. Dunn, 209 E. Wash. St. E. Nor.
THE ALT‘R ED FOX
PIANO CO...
Booth Harwell!- Donn.
WATCH
FOR THE
BANKS
That WILL 0139“
THE
Hometown
Dividend
‘ SavingS
Club
HERE!‘
Devine a Hardwick. 40 Wall St.
CARPET. \ .- , CLEANING
mind Rugs Cleaned Olsen
. Oele‘l-s Restored. leo m
ORIENTAL sues ammo
rust-d ~
:18. s. LYON .
JOB PRINHNG
lenthlcrwnlk -‘
' ‘ Orders edited tel-8. and. Delivered!
Conn-0mm Co.
Norwalk Chronicler