u
r, I Perfectly Pasturized.
K
at—L . ; ._ -; i 1%
' LCOiIl is now in good supply.
i “testffiiofié’n. -Tlie-best; minds in ‘the
This has not been the ease for‘se'vl
feral years past. It is your Oppor.
trinity to getall you need without
coal .ti‘ade‘ declare that this period
{if normalcy will not last and
. that ire Shall see the usual scarcity
and higher prices later on.
For the time being we are
{Idling coal at oust—a fact that we
9111 demonstrate to any one in-
terested. That this State of af-Z
"fairs cannot long continiie is quite
§vident
ERRiS C
O ,9
. ‘ ,1
A. M. WOOSTER
. u - .A'ITORNEY AT MW
In.“ Examiner U. 8. Patent Office
PATENTS
Sun! for Booklol on Pouch
3118 Main St. Mdnwort. 903’
137131. -B A XT “ER
DRUGGIST
t
’ e . ieve
e B 1 * ,
in the lumber and service we are giv-
ng and in ourgabilityto get good
. results—that the manufacturer Who
is most cOncerned about filling the
wants of'his community with the best
lumber obtainable, in the best man-
ner possible, will not have to worry
about trade—permanent trade.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
AGENTS FOR
CreO-Dipt Shingles
Bird & Son ROofings
Johns-Manville CO. Roofings
Beaver Board and Sh'eetrock'
1 : RECEIVfi
Continued from first Date
era] colors and ornamented with an
American Eagle. and the National col-
ors. Mr. C. C. Illers. a member of St.
John’s Lutheran Church, Pt. Rich-
mond, New York. N. Y.. was the art—
lct of both tlu‘uamp design and the
souvenir to the President.
The following letter accompanied
the gift to "the President:
Honorable \Varrcn G. Harding.
President of the l'nitcd States.
\Vashington. D. C.
Dear Mr. President:
“’9 bare the honor of presenting to
you herewith. the first stamp of the
first million. which is to be distributed
throughout. the T'nitml States. com-
memorating the 40Mh Anniversary Of
Luther‘s heroic stand before the Diet
at ‘Worms. ‘
\N’e are prompted to do this because
of our high regard for you as Presi-
dent of our Country. and because of
the fact that the prinC‘iDles of lilartin
Luther are the fundamental principles
of our American Republic.
Luther stood at \‘Vorms for liberty
of conscience. freedom of thought.
civil and religious liberty. and the se-
paration of Church and State. all those
forms Of liberty so highly prized in
our country . "
Tlumunly speaking. the Liberty Roll.
with its inscription. “l’rocluim lilficrly
throughout all the land. unto :ill the
inlmbitunis thereof." would , never
have rung out the signing of the De-
clnrntion of Independence. and our
(‘burtcr Of‘lJiK rty. the (‘Ouslitution of
the l'nited States. would never have
been written lid-l it not been for the
heroic stand or Luther at \Vorms. on
April is. 1521.
i
RwIIIcmlwrim: also that at the Diet
8 SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR
Pug. & Shaw, Park & Tili’ord,
Green Seal, and Russell’s
:it \\'orms the discovery of Ainci'inl
was first announced to the world ofll-
CAN DIES
F‘ . .
TARLOV BROS. ,
Up.to Date Olgar Store
HALL-MARK
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND REGEPTIONS
TAXI SERVICE
. NORWALK &. GOODYEAR CORD TIRES .
SOUTH NORWALK PHONES 1360, 2211
cinllv. and the first lmliuns were llll“l"("
("\lliilill‘d. We boy: run to “('C‘l'lfi this
tory of men." "‘
\\’itb renewed assurances of our cs‘
term. we are. Mr. l‘rl-Sillvm.
Very rcspcctiwly yours.
.hneri’cun Lutheran l‘ulilicily Bureau.
(Sigurd) 'l‘. H. Lillllpl‘l‘K‘lll. l'I'csirivnt.
l‘rveixli-ut Harding's reply was as
follows:
(‘AN DIES ,Qrmmgammrmr :mfim
THE BEST
$1.10 lb.
Hahackemo Block, Tel. 1581
E .
ilk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
to all parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton.
Hume-made Butter. Eggs from our
CALL A l 405
GET TEE HABIT of, callir.
w
a this number and having
- .. your order delivered
L‘R‘v"S FLOUR. bag . . . . . . . ..
Thank you for sending me the inte-
resting souu nir slump which llf‘i‘ulll—
puniml your it‘lll‘r of March Sfilb. l
km and buttermilk fresh daily,
-' F. H. WEMrE & SON
Phone 2696 and 1618
.VISIT THE '
Goodie Shop
. 22 NO. MAIN ST.
OPPOBRO' Palace Thiatr’d
GOTTLIEB’S
MEN’S and ‘BOYS’
’ CLOTHING
7‘. m FULL LINE OF VII-l"
lion’s and Boys” Clothing
’Back'to Normal Prices —
i
GET'A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy. your household I
.00“, raga. papers, junk and all
._ inseam-hand goods. Anything you
“two. Price according to the qual-
fly at the goods. A square deal
‘Ilwnn. .
- Philip P. Mahoney
52 Van Zandt street
Mound-'hnndfGOOdc Always on Sale.
no-
TIRES AND TUBES
Highest Quality. Lowest Prices.
Motor and Generator lrushes for
- All Makes. of Cars
BICYCLES
On Easy Terms It’ Desired
AARON KOHN
The Leading Accessory Store
3 Railroad Ave. Phone 2189
fog—filth!“
_ , .. cal
207 LIVASIIiIIOIOII.
Inca: s53
ficcfl
wAsnchON
‘IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
make it leisurely, remembering that upon the correct selection
bf your corset depends the modishness pf your gownS—and
your comfort, as well.
We carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every type
of figure, and we are sure you will find in our Corset Depart»
ment the model designed to best express your own individu-
ualty. Expert assistance will be given if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE‘ -
MME. JEANNETTE‘ ~
SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING
CORSETIERS AND ,GLOVER
56 South Main Street " _”Phone 909'
K
Schultze’s Saturday *SpeCIals,
Small Legs Spring Lamb. .. _
FOrequarters Spring La‘mb.’ . . . . 14c lb. ,
Pork Roasts 25cm
Shoulder Steak ...................I14ch.
Shoulder Pot Roasts . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1256011).
Sclb. ‘
f .
a. .... o... o... urn.
Fresh Plate 1 Beef
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets ~
‘ somernnzigvyonwm] i _
81'- AND 2mm Ava. so 301mm
4 Ge
.......2s¢iii.;c
*.
Equity Cases.
lO—lnternalmnal Textile, Inc. vs.
0; llenkels et al. Cummings &
Lockwood: \Yllliam ll. Board-
man. A. K. Smith, Asst. U. S. At-
toruey.
ll—-—Anton lleil vs. The United States.
Foster A'- Morgan: U. S. Attorney.
1:3-———'l‘be llzill :Ing Roller Bearing CO.
vs. 1“. C. Sanford Min. (30. Em—
ery. \‘urney. Blair .\" Huguet: “K
\V. l mlge. l“. \K’. Smith. (2 p. m.)
‘13“ ‘lzc (,‘onn. Light, and Power (‘0.
\s. \‘k'. A. Mills Brass Co. \Vright
A- llirsbburg; Thoms, Ellis &
Hincks. - ‘. g.
l4»~.\lissouri Stale Life Ins. Co. vs.
.liehawl Angelo Martino et ul.
, Eliot \\'ntruus; Albert H. Bar-
(l’etitlon for Review).
a Benjamin
Nude: Frank Kenna.
()Pl’( )5le \"AG E RED [T‘TION
‘Oi‘amn‘ Hut Finishers 1305mm Proposi-
. tlou for cm. '
The following is from the Newark
Earning News. of last evening: '
The manufacturers proposition for
a funnel-reduction of from fifteen to
twenty per cent. in the scale of wages:
for the Orange batting district was re-
jected by unanimmis vote lust nigh‘t
by Hat Finishers‘ Local No. 4.
‘ 'l’nder the proposition the reduction
fins to have become, effective June 1.
Instead of accepting the terms prol—
p‘osed by the employers. the finishers
voted to stand firm with other oi‘é‘h‘;
iced labor unions for $8 for an eight-
fiour‘day. ‘ .
, ‘Officers and several other nigmbers
participated in the. disc‘ussionnt the
meeting of the 'lflcal held in Foresters
hall. Main’street. Orange. l‘nder the
Di‘esdbt scale. it was stated..a major-
irs of’tpe journeymeri do not earn $8
a ringleven when working full time.
and therefore .2 further :reduction'
couldnot be accepted. Early in Jan;
nary the scale, cl; wages was reduced
from twelfe to ‘tiven’ty per cent. cut-
] {ifs the daily wage rate from $10 to
v-5-a4u-
Action ’on the'figinufacturem' pro-
» )3?“ uwill b€i§rt§l§en tonight at a.
rmsT ; .' '
' ANNIVERSARY STAMP
' . us to be constantl
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TIM e
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
. - 'Suit Section Specials
weaves and colors.
prices.
Séys, in stunning
, _..,. Noitvin many seasons has there been such a showing of Suit—.5?
' . Coats, not only in the very latest models,
. As to the values, it is remarkable to note tlie prices, whit},
,_ many cases, are less than half of. those wlneh prevailed last swam
THE COATS—Polo models, in light and dark effects, at F
' Fancy Wraps and many novel effects are also Show;
THE SUITS—Stylish models, that will meet the I'QQLlil'ClllilliS 0
every woman of every age—Serges, Tricotines, Heather
color combinations.
A SPLENDID LINE OF ., SWEATERS.
but in a‘ wide elm...» 0
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S “Miler-
"Springtime." :1 fantasy of mirth {Hill
- music which the class will Stage :It
s‘am i as n S '1 r e we ‘ ,. . .
{,1 .mx 'l‘l (\hro‘uugll “10‘!" iihnq inn"; 1h“ Regent theatre. on l-riduy, May
‘ H ‘ i I “5 ."r' I “l ‘ ,1 13H]. lll'llll'l' the auspices of" liH‘ John
greatest moment In lbh modern bis- ll. 10“,”; Producing (‘0‘ yr)“. chair-
Inmi for the tour “ho will tune com~
Dil‘ll' charge of the business reluthr
lo lill’ v-.\ir:l\‘mznnzu vvvn- :IHIIomw-I-zi.
'i‘ill‘y .‘lf‘t‘f [Ming Illivis. (‘llllil‘lllllll of
the :Ii‘hvrtising ("(ll’lllllllll’l’I Miss An-
nu McMahon, chairman of tlw txglvnt
committing and 1 ia‘l\\l’i‘ll('(’ (‘I'nsliyn
chairman of the ticket ('Olllilllllrv and
u’cm'Iul chairman of all cmnmitH-vs.
Th" “11“" HOUR“ 'l‘lu- class \vus unanimous in («press-
VVusliiugton. lug confidence in the oilicvrs. and also
'3 March 3]. 1921 IrsponilI-Il heartily to ‘Mr. llmis‘ cull
‘ My am”- 31,-. ,‘nmprnpht: tor volunteers. to get adds lni' tin-
progrum. 'l‘he lypictl spirit of com»-
"l'ullflll shown li_\' iii" class is an as—
suruncv oi the May‘s undoubted suc—
cess.
PILLSB ......................... $1.39 ”i shall prize it for the sake of the sen» _
L'AT‘I SMOKED SHOULDER, lb ............ . ........ ......... 18c ilnwnls it commemorates and :im gnu The \\'F‘!‘kl)' :u‘ru-Iniih' was held M‘s-
CANNED PEAS. 3 for ................... . ........ ...... .. 50c llilml Um! you should ll:|\(‘ l‘f‘llll‘llliN'l‘-Ill‘l‘lliLV Iimrnmg. und the Junior llinh
FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT, 3fOt‘ ........... ... ........... ... .-.. 25c ; ml Inc so phumnnil}. :“H‘llt‘flll‘u. UI’Hll'I’llw Ilirvt'lin‘n of Miss
\ LARGE CAN APRICOTS, SPECIAL ................... 17c Very ll‘llll'."*'1ll‘8. *‘l‘f f”“l‘:" ""‘.”"_f““’ “”m“ “““ ”M“
if: DAILY DELIVERY To ALL PARTS OF ROWAYTON, DARIEN, (Signed) \erm (i. llui‘liingr. {liltliiiikt'n‘ illiitiipiiifiiinl I‘olluww:
. ,3 _ n . , 'v\ u.“‘. ' , ...th
A EAST NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK i =‘"-\ Iht'iO‘ ”I'I‘i‘l‘ilpl'til‘ii'ii\“l&“1‘llitnill ,'l‘:ill< on John Amos t‘ommimm«lln-
- "l"“““‘ " ' ’ c - ’ H; ' zrl lirndricl‘fi. Frank \\' ‘U.\l'l‘ Hill
“It," A. F. BECKRIANN & C00, Inc. ., ‘ llilr‘li'fll’tl Building, Dorothy \\‘,.\in(xl1‘ ( ‘ '
id 83 WASHINGTON STREET ~ PHONE 1405 ,3. “’3'" “m “7‘“ “<- '. v... v y "“313“. ”m“ ”110......
. .ev r.. . 1..
. .. 27,: 2 2;. .. :3, E: 9 _ __._ __ ._ Mr. Howard awarded the sxvintl-I-
’fiK - _ G ‘TC‘T . I" 1 .‘lllvl N” to lill' liuskvllml -]tlll)"'l‘$.
l); L . T (OLIRT The following turned their .-\\'I~:ih-I'
.1 )Ejf'vg': 3 ’ and bitter; l‘:iul Burns. l‘unnoud
CI “A” HXERE APRIL 26 :lulkin. \Villium llnnlon. l:fl\"l‘(‘llCC
T. .chnhon :lll'l l.co l-‘r: l l‘ ‘.
Il‘uullliuvd [’71: Page One) ( -...~_.._‘ ‘ \(
Sugar Cur-ea Hams .. ‘ 32c II-.. Pickled Trlpe . 20c 4b “‘“" "m“ “N W” “" ‘*“~*““-"" “l” h“
"" " """"' ' t: ,1 «I (‘o \s. Michal. Fleming. plan-«l nn Monday, at the lluxlcr
Sperry G. Barnes Hams 35c Ih' g?n°:°dFP.lk Tenderloin: 2:2 is. l-‘ol. \ .k Martin: lluut. llill & Grounds. with Fairflvld as the num—
Sinclair Squares Bacon 22° lb. N tly :stl ..-.......... -. . “M‘s. . nvut. 'l‘lu- tickets which \vvre bounbt
Best Bacon Sll ed 50 u, a ”r e‘ ’ G‘“‘""° stW :i»- ~llrlen c. Mngulre vs. rumq for u... llyrii)‘ gum“ ,m. good rm, “”5
Calves Liver c ....... 45:16 ELaTtb'sB'e" "ea", Beef 60 lb States. Vincent L. Heating; 1‘. Ironic.
“ - - ----- - - - - 0 XpO 8 mon . . - . ~ - . . . . C . S.» AHOl‘lll'X. ”u" m“
’c9""°d 3“" 7°"9ue‘ 35° 'b- R°ya| Corned Beef. Sliced 60c lb. 4~—l-3lsie M. “who vs. ruin-«I Slates. 'I'Iw ums' (:IN- cum will hold a w.
Pickled Pigs Tongues .....356 lb. Best Quality Dried Beef, Vincent. 1.. Renting; U. S. Attor— ht‘arml on Monday afternoon. This
Elckled P393 Feet 15° 'b- sliced 80c lb. new. 7 “'1” h" the lust rehearsal before the
FULL LINE IN FRUIT AND VEGETABLES . 5-Stevv Sl‘k“l'(‘s vs. l'nited Slates. concert.
' Vincent L. Renting; L‘. S. Attor- -— _
, ney. Man." Students were disappointed.
CHARNOK S MARKET G—Elizubr-Lh Tl. Dhuohue rs. \Vestern .\'¢’Sh‘r;lu.\'. because the bad weather
» . l'nion Telegraph (.‘0. Hull. Mc- ”EMS“! a Postponement or the Ilerbv-
19 RAILROAD AVENUE « PHONE 5832 Guire es Hull; Bristol & White. Nirwalk Same. C. R. M.‘
____________________________________ . - T——Joseph Faluotlco vs. H. T. Smith M
. I ._, """"""""" Express Co. 1". J. lluudbukvll: CONGRESS 0F BIOTHWR.
w. E. Egan. Ml-IRIDFV April 16 R '
.................................................... H. . 5. , a - .- eports
. 8‘1‘2‘1‘l3‘l‘lifiiuoufso ‘JE RUIEDE'SJS‘ I‘N‘Sfintcd at yesterday's session of
\i’; 9;} fig“?- - ~ ' the stiller Congress of Mothers‘ Con-
9—-Grolou lron \V‘orks \‘S. United ff‘l‘m’l here ‘hf’WPd n ““3“ met‘fier-
. States Shipping Hoard l‘Znn-rg'fn- sup 0' “l‘l‘roxunately 5.o00 with 58
o_\,' Fleet Corporation. Robinson. clubs. There W85 :1 gain of five locals
Robinson & Cole; Allan K. in llu‘ year and of 13 affiliated organ-
Mnith. izntions. A gavel for the largest in-
crease in membership was presented
the Huntington Street School Associa~
tion of Bridgeport. with a gain of 200
per cent. Sub—committees were ap-
pointed on better films and dress re-
from the plant or the Nash Engineer-
provide for a historian.
hntlnel Advertisements ‘Brlng Good
Result: “
MEAT INJI'RIOI'S '
TO THE KIDNEYS
Take a tablespoonml or Salts if Back
hurls or Bladder
. i only. Brooks & Brooks.
[r ’ Bruikrnmcy. . bothers.
la—In re Albert E. Lazaro. bankrupt W
We are a nation of meat enters and
our blood is tilled with uric acid. says
a welLknowu authority. who varns
3* on - z . .
kidney trouble. ' 8.11 Hid 1g1ins£
The kidneys do their utmost to free
the blood of this irritating acid. but
become weak from the overwork:
sues clog and thus the waste is retain-
ed in the 1310071 to poison the entire
system. ' i
like lumps of lead. and you have
stinging pains in the back or the urine
is cloudy. full of sediment. or the blad-
der is irritable. obliging you to seek
relief during the night; owner: you
have severe headaches. nervous. and
dizzy Spells. sleeplessness .abid stom-
ach or rheumatism in bad weather.
get- from your pharmacist about four
ounces. of Jad Salts; take a table-
spoonful in a. glass of water, before
days your kidneys Will act fine.” This
famous salts is made ,from thei‘acld“
of ‘grapes and lemon Juice. combined
with lithia, and has been used for gene
eritions to flush and stimulate. clogged
kidneys. \to neutralize the. acids in
urine so it is no longer a. source of.
irritation. thus ending urinary and
bladder disorders?“ . i ,
Jad Salts is inexpensive an‘d can-
not injure: makes ardeiightful emer-
' meetingwrnaufialpem' Local No :17,
bags! ca agate; mafiaiémyfcsmcg’
they get sluggish; the eliminative‘ tls-'
i When your kidneys ache, fund feel '
breakfast each‘morning and in a few'l
vescent ’lithlmwater: drink, .. andf: 110-] ‘
a; 1-— ‘
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES. LEVINSKY “'le OVEII DAN I
» ‘ ()'l)()\\'l). ‘
l‘he senior class of the Norwalk Si'lLH‘l‘HIC. N. Y.. April lfi.—~l‘-:il» '
High school held a business meeting Hing i,(-.\rillSi\'.\'. 01‘ New York. won the leger C0
of much importance in thi- auditor— judgrs' division. inst night. in 1\velv«~ . .
ium. on Thursday, at 1:15 p. In. The rounds, Ou-I- imn ()'])()“(L of Boston. .
business brought. lwl‘m‘e the unions The Lvmlmg ht Iniilnwm mm
was relative to the production.
OUR GLASSES
\Vill maiie your dim eyes brigl
“The home of good glasses!"
S7 Atlantic SL, ’ _ Stamfor
We Close at 6 P. 3. Daily
TH A M'ER
Optometrists and Opticiani
29-31 “'Izsr \'..\\ll!\l.li‘\' q.
.‘a
It.
You can
with a lllt‘t'illlll
outlay.
twp
.
l
HAl’lllf‘il‘ES
1N
EVERY .‘l‘. i 'lli’NT
c‘
EVERY \VOMAN’S
FASHION SHOP
i2!) Washington St.,
A NI-Z‘V LINI". ()l"
. French Voile Waists
in Long and Short Sll‘L‘VL‘S
$1.98 to $2.49
A Tailored Silk Pongee Waist
Special
So. Norwa"<
$2.98
OLD CARS
Sell Your (‘3‘. l..;l\ 1i lilt‘
BridgepOIt Auto Wink-
ing Co.
1310 North A‘IL‘lTLle
l
3 Between (lei; :ll‘ii l‘rixrl‘ $1..
3 Briiltrvg‘oxt. C» I ll,
Phone i'idflllllll Wu):
Second 112ml} ," .rw :zr..i ‘ "s to
fit 8;". mite ei' . or t
SPECIALS
FOR THIS \VEEK
Extra Fancy Large Gal.
.- A. STIJLL
Swifts Premium Oleo, 3. lb_ 28c
Fancy Rice, 4 lbs. . . . . . . . . 25c .f
Prunes,2lbs............ 230
Pure Cocoa, in bulk, 3. 1b. 20c
2‘ on” St», elm N01 walk
CLOTHING
-—-and-—-
FURNISHINGS
-—for——
BOYS AND GIR‘IS
At The
l Children’s Store
87 West Washington to. Noon"!
David \V. Raymond
UNDERTAKI‘ZR
Tels.—-Office, 1103: Hrnsc, 693
27 WASHINGTON ST-
S D. G. CANDY CO.
TIONERY AND ICE
CREAM corms
53 OsbornAvenue
East Norwalk, Donn.
Phone 479-13 ,
WHOLESALE CONFEGTIOH-
NEW RED MEN'S ELllLDlNG
#
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
_ South Norwalk _
JERSEY
SPORT SUITS
Made of Heavy Quality Jersey
. Fifteen Dollars
L. Gil—EDEN
68' Washington Street .
rues-III“
Perfecto Bouquet be
i Now Sold for 30:
id Our Panatella Extras Arc
' Also Sold for We
CARPET CLEANING
Carpets and Rugs-Cleaned Clean
Colors Restored, Like New
ORIENTAL nucs Carefully
Treated
Order: Called ‘for ’and Delivered
. - Service Prompt.
l Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
37 Cedar so. , So. Nor-walk
' ram 969
Our No. One, 8c; ‘3 for 15¢
OLD WELL (WAR
COMPANI .
CLEAN YOUR ,
Carpets and Rugs {a
with
0-K CLEANER
fi“
no.1 auto“ PIE
CO.
D MAKE _
.IT RESTORES COLORS AN! .»
* THEM LOOK LIKE MW
.. Sold By ~
A. F. Gehebe, 25 Washington ‘ -. ‘b' ,
Mead‘s Drug Store. 8 North In”: ‘
William Miller. 33 Washington *5
E. H. Morehouse. 35 Wall in; ‘ at ,
Nor-Walk Hardware Co., 45 Aims
Deanne c Hardwlck. 40 min In?
9}! Room“ :09 E. Wash. at- .-
5 L
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