We cannot predict prices not
give a guarantee against changgs}
in price. Our best judgment is!
that now is the proper time to buy
goal, and for your own benefit snore
than for ours. “’e‘ take it that you
have good business sense and if
your own judgment conflicts with
ours use it, but do not blame us if
nail; proves to be Inong. “ ’Tis
.‘with our judgments as our
watches; none go just alike, yet
each believes his own."
W‘ e ieve
e. _B 1 ~ +
in the lumber and service we are giv—
_.ng and in our ability 1: 0 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.
You are the architect of your
'-ow11 fortune and the guardian of.
‘your own pocket book.
‘ AGENTS FOR 5‘33”“.
' Creo-Dipt' Shingles ' ‘ _.
Bird &4 Son Roofings
i 7’ Johns-Manville Co. Roofings .
Beaver Board and Sheetrock
COME IN AND HEAR THESE
Bil-CREATIONS
All for You—Fox Trot, -- ' I A
.
Jazz Orchestra
I Like lt—Medley Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy”), — »
Orchestra
Toddle—Medley Toddle
(Introducing “No Wonder I’m
.VAAST ’BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
' TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a. GOODYEAR cono 'riaEs
soon-1 NORWALK
Jazz Orchestra
Della Robbia Orchestra
Calling—Fox Trot
Della Robbia Orchestra
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND BEGEPTIONS
PHONES 1300,&11
Strut. Miss Lizzie, Al Bernard
Scandinavia (Sing Dose Song and
Make Dose Music) Aileen Stanley
Come and Nestle in Your Daddy's
Arms—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Deenah—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Make Believe—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Siren of a Southern Sea—Fox Trot,
Novelty Band
Margie, Harvey Hindermyer and
Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
In the Heart of Dear Old Italy
Metropolitan Quartet
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
FEES. 7 DLIEIVERi}
Blue") Jazz Orchestra = ~.
I Call You Sunshine—Medley Fox
Trot (introducing “Dear Me")
Arabian Yogi Man—Fox Trot
A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.
GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY FLOUR ...................... $1.35
WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR, 12 lbs ........ . ............. $1.00
WAX BEANS, 2 cans ........................................... 25c
CROWN ASTOR PEACHES large can .......................... 33c
CROWN ASTER CATSUP, large bottle .............. . ........... 29c
QUAKER QUAKIES, CORN'FL—AKES, pkg .............. . ........ 10::
CHOICEST BREAD‘ ROLLS. CAKES AND PIES AT
WHITE HOUSE BREADEIRY
- ' NEXT 'ro
85 No. Main St., So. Norwalk, Conn. 8,385 WASH'NGTON STRI‘IIIIEF PHONE 1405
‘ “3°“ G h b ’- 1......
.VISIT. THE 527 e e e S Delivegy
' It's Here (If It's Houseware. 1
HOUSE‘CLEANING
Goodie Shop
22 N 0. MAIN ST.
Opposite Poison [hall's
that siege of spring housecleaning. Good tools will do
‘ better—more speedy work.
.. \ HERE ARE some OF THEM
Whisk Brooms ........... 250 up
0' Cedar Polish Mops. . . . 81:50.up
N ,. Black Dustless Mops ..... 85cI Liquid Veneer Mops. .. . $1.60 up
- .. Corn Brooms ............ 69c up Mop Handles 29c.up
White Twine Mops ..... . 49c up Foor Waxing Brushes. ..... $3.80
'Floor Brushes. . . . 79c up to $5. 98
Brushes—Every kind for every
kind of work
Ammonia, 8mm, 3 in 1 oil
0. K. Carpet Cleaning Compound
GOTI‘LIEB’S
MEN’S and BOYS’
Polish
“'8" and Ceiling Mops
Feather and Wool Dusters
Sooner or later every home whether large or small is bound to have
All kinds of Furniture and Floor
Johnson‘s Wax, Paste or Liquid
25 Washington Street ‘ ’
CLOTHING
South N orwalk
i
“ FULL LINE OF v—v '~
. Men's and Boys' Clothing
Back to Normal Prices.
M
031' A SQUARE DEAL
,I We will buy your household
. goods, raga. papers, junk and all
- secondhand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
gm of the goods. A square deal
‘ l.
. .............. 30c
10c
......... 18c
.iRib Lamb Chops~..
Stewing Lamb
aEHamburg' Steak . .
.........
" ' Philip P. Hahnnny
52 Van Zandt street F .
rflanthandeoodsAlwaysoneaIe. «Beef Liver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16C“).
s.._- . , z _
lb.
lb.
lb.
TIRES AND‘ TUBES
Highest Quality. Lowest Prices.
Motor and Generator Brushes tor
All Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
On Easy Terms It Desired
'AARON KOHN
The Leading Accessory Store
39 MAIN STREET, N OBWALK
' wss'rron'r
------o--,-_o-.¢--.-----g------v.,-..--'-----'.--
max noon
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Open 6 a. m., Close 5 p.71i1.; Saturdays 6 a. m. to 6 p. m.
. WASHINGTON 81'. AND RAILROAD AVE, 80. N ORWALK
BBDJGEPOR‘I‘
3chultze’ 3 Tuesday Specials
of Agricultural
Tusrtees
College at Storrs Excep;
tions to Report
Criticism which has been directed
against the Connecticut Agricultural
College at Storrs has been of a de-
structive nature. in the opinion or the
trustees. and not statements of factS.
according to a communication which
the board laid lwfore Governor liver-
elt J. Lake a few days ago. ,,
The trustees In their letter to the
governor state that the estimated dc- ,1 -
ficit for the two—3'03? WTlOd 192‘“ ' ’
1921 is $150,011" for the three divi—
sions of thé institution. The, deflcit
arose from the fact that the estimates
were prepared and submitted to the
State Finance committee Nov. 1. 1918,
or eight months in advance of the be-
ginning of the first vom- nnd 20
months in advance of the beginning
of the second your of the biennium.
The udvuncb in lhmcost of labor. sup-
Plies. fuel insul 111cc and salaries is
blamul for the (I1liCll An increase
of 63 per cent. in (nrollmoni has also
added to the cost of running the in-
stitution. accordqu to tho trustees.
The trnstccs in telling of the work
being done at the (‘onncclicut Agricul-
tural school slnlv lllnl it has not and
never his been the desire of the {:1-
culi)‘ or the policy of the Trustees to
Ilcvvlop :1 univvr'sily. The work of
the institution is lli'volml cnllrc'li' ‘0
// '- ,
MANY HUN
instruction and 1i1'\'(‘l0Dm°"l 0T Agri-
. _ . 1 ' ‘
Eilégtiinilmlm“ Ans ml “on“ Continued from First Date-
No Competition “’llh Olin-r Instlul- . "‘""" . .
“005- 1:11:11 lo 0\crd11w the approximation
The Connecticut Agricultural (‘01- for the care of the poor of the town
il-m- does not conuwlt' With Yul-H "\‘o one is stoning in Strulr'fmd
.W'cslcyan or Trinilv. l’iflv per cent. said Selectman Lull)’ today "Some
of the coumes ol‘l'orvd :Irr- vocational dpplorable cases of poverty have
agriculture. 25p1-l'CQ'nl. agricultural been rmpalod in the inxcstig‘alions
sciences. 25 per ci-nl; libcrnl studies by the school nurse of the tow.n but
us soon as those cases are discov'mcd
uid is ghcn.’
Town l’nniding \\"ml..
Conditions in Slrmford are, said by
ll. is generally recognized lllul in pro-
fessional and-included] schools a. cer-
iulli‘umounl o i'lllm- should be (icvotvd
to such subjccls airiiislor). English
and l-l’conomivs in order to provide :1 s..|pmm;m Lally to he no dlIi’fm'cnt
well rounded training and 111'cp:11':1lion than renditions in other districts
non r Bridge port.
forsood citizens-mp.
"\thrc men have been unable
l0
In their communication the [rust-
cos slut:- in purl: got work. dislrcsa is bound to ill)-
"'l‘hvr1- un- (hit-1- cl1i1-f functions of ppar_" he said. "In lioncyspoi school
:111 Agi'icllltulul (‘ulchiw-(l) lnvrsli— district u“. many mcn who depend
, gallon (21) l'lernsluu Svrvici- (3) Ill‘fll- upon work in Briilm'port factories
' (ivnl ((‘0llf’;,’t‘ touching.) The l-prcri- f9.- lhc support of lhcir i‘umilivs
llll'nl Station Illui'sllgilh's 11nd :151‘I'I‘- \\'h('n lhcv wcrc laid off and could
lulus fucls :ihum 1:11'111 pl‘ulilvllls. 0% find no work in other fuclm-ics lhvll
' l‘ollrm- (‘Orl‘rlnlvs luvs:- fuels and fnn‘ilins hug‘nn to suffer. \\'c are pro-
tifi‘lns )‘nunz 111-11 In lu-mnnv l‘nrmrrs vidin: work. for :Is mnny mvn n?!
and in :ulcrs in mumllv life while the possible “ilh the drive 101:1 fund
. lixlonalon Service through lilo Farm of 32:1 mm soon to simt in Slrzllfmil
Bureau curries llu- \vork ol lh1~ i'Zx-iuc linpc to obtain iundn lo rtlirvr‘
pw'lnu-nl 811111111: .md lhv ll‘ilt‘lllllt‘,’ di-';.u_\' other cases which come lo our
. \lsion l0 Ilu- pouli'r ul‘ llll' slulv “'l10'11ll1-llli011."
' are unable lo illll‘llll l‘nllegc. The van ('lcrk lizn'old (‘. Lovell lms
llll'm- activities 01 Investigation. licsl- ln-i-n namI-d chairman of a commit-
dv'lll Touching and I'2\lvn.~'ion work 11-1- in sccurc jobs for 11s munl' "1N1
supplvmvni «(It‘ll min 1' and $110,111 out ' of work as poasililc. The coin-
iiixulopmenc will function pvrmnncnllv un—
.un 11in ll. ,lllllU“!
(‘.1II1_-1-1‘-11111I1111 a School ul‘ lil the industrial dcpmoslon Pl‘i‘lod l"
.lunnmliqn'. "' vou I
hunt-
‘ INN" (h:
“A .."> r- '1'. 1'. .. hours :1 wr-rk,‘ Slruiforii is not alone in having
rl:.:n.-, 11. )‘11' 1.4.11 of the four ,11-11rs..f:1niilics who are in acute slrnils no
1.. ..1.1 i-ml 1.1 lo-llll'l‘ilfln with i11slruc—;.-1 result of the industrial dcpression.
gin-n lust :lccm'diniz to Slipcrinicndcul Anmls
onc ul _l‘. 'I‘llorne of the llridgcporl charity
no '«lcpnrlmcnt.
\
Ill . ll was
um «11 1-',:ulnr hours by
l‘:\illl.‘lnll Slut! who l'u‘vlvt-d
"ml ' .;:l.--li.
Jo."
[hi-
1 .ll':: comxnllsution. 'I'llc cxpcnlll», "(‘ondiliona right here in llrillK‘“
luns lor l\\o _\cars in this 10111-31- 'porl seem to bc getting worsc Inuit-:11!
amounted lo {0 cents, for 11 class 1e- (if lli‘Wlllr said Superintendent
sister. 'l‘horne in commenting 0n the local
“Arc Thcrc Any Students at Mom's .~llll:lil0n l‘\1r_\1l1._\scorcs or min
from Other States?" are applying for work and our in-
"Yes. .Thrru are this year 21) slu- vcsligntors find that home conditions
dcnm’from the live New England in some cases are of the most deplor-
Sustco. ('11 the other band 50 Con- :ihle character. I don't know where
necticul students registered at Land it is all going to end."
Grant Colin-gen of the other live New
England slates. “'9 require a boy
from another stale to pay on amount
equal lo what :1 Connecticut 110; would ‘
be charged by the Agricultural Col—
lege of that state.
Building; and lmmwcnwnls.
"The total of the vxprnditures of
the Stale for buildiuna for instruction
including all farm buildings 11nd rt‘lll
cslale amounts to $339,343. covering
:1 period of 40 years. The investment
W
h.“—
FURNISHINGS
-—for—-
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
. IN STRATFORDQ
any»... .1»_ u
£9” HYATT
NEMo WEEK
BEGINS MONDAY, MAY, 2
'7 alters an Unusual Opportunity to Scum
Correct Corset and Circlet
—— S e I" V i c e ——
Visit‘ Our Corset Department for Your Fa‘x‘m'lli' AWN.
..\\ \\\‘\\\\§\\ \R‘ \\ \
g H Krleger C0.
THE OLD RELIABLE
K Just now w e are offering a special 11.11.2111 11
i
l
1.
4‘?-
Where thousands of Men
A... - e. .1‘
\
OH-.¢.‘I
theirC Clothes on our Easy 1’11anin Plan,
l
l
and \\ omen bill:
I
l
SKIRT$ j
_at- .
.$5.00 each i
’Worth not less than slum. j
of 31.003.397 in buildings for the
housing of students-and faculty. in- o 9
eluding heat and water system. yields Children s Store
a ca‘hh income of 850,520 or 5 per
CP'IL” 37 West Washington Dc. Nov-won
MANY DOGS lll~7(.‘.lS1‘l-2Rl-ZD
SATI‘BDAY. ' ’
(in: hundrni 11nd ninetv- eight dogs
were rl'mglslnid on Nluliizu all the SPECIAIS
ofllcc of Town Clr- rk Herbert It.
Sn1lll1.lhc ofllce being kept open from
S :1. m. unlil (i p, 1n.——Sl:1ndul‘d lime-—
[or That purpose.
Allogclhcr up till this morning.
10.15 "mic dog's ‘23. female dogs Ind
sh kcnm- -ls h: ul been nglstered. 'I here
1111- still :1 number of unregistered dogs
at luring \vlmsc owners are liable to a
Drllflll)‘ of $1 in addition to the lie-
encc fen: lol luilult- to have rogislcn‘d
their mm below .\l:1_\' lst.
FOR THIS WEEK
rancynice,41bs 25c
Extra. Large California Prunes
2lbs. 23c
Fancy Maine Corn, 2 cans. . 25c
~l‘oilet Tissue, regular 5c size.
_reducedto7for 25c
A. STULL
“Wat, Esstlorwslk
Miss lsnlwl Sinuson made her first
appearance yesterday as soprano Eo-
loist at the Stamford. Presbyterian
church. .\ largo congregation greet-
ed the local singer whose talent is
well recognized. Miss Slauson for-
mcris' 521111; 'at the Norwalk M. 1:.
church.
'1 Railroad Ave. Phone 489 " '
CARPET CLEANING
carpets and Rugs Cleaned clean
.. Colors Restored, Like New
ORIENTAL BUGS Carefully '
Treated
:Ordors Called for and Delivered
Service Prompt.
Conn. Carpet Cleaning 06.
PAIR? FACTS
PurePaint. for $39. by
SGaIsL81M
6Gal sIJnseedOfltomixinto
SMITH SAVED i1?
F. BRADLEY; W tme
CORNER? 3308. CO., George II“: -
.:;sfll'l'll PAID LESS THAN muss:
JONES paid £358 for! Gallons
- “ready f”oruse ”lli.ixedPAIl\lTo—f
SMITH made 14 canons of the Best
buying
Semi-PastoPalntand
it.
IMMMbumgm L&MSEMl-PASTE PAINT Sam loss,
87 Cedar so, So. Norwslis magnum“ m roan
P30“ 969 A. D MORGAN, so Emu”: "ms ’" m 50 m
. uth Ham
:3; HDW. CO.,, No 11:, ELI. a STA? _
'i
W M. UN GVARY
SEND THE CHILDREN
SHOPPING 1
There is never an sifort over-
looked by us to cater to the
youngsters in a way pleasing to
them. 'If you find it unhandy or
inconvenient to run out to the
drug store for anything —no
ALL KINDS on l‘P-TO-DATE
Plumbing Tinning' and Heating
Promptly' Attended to
Tl'lephone .889" .
Soundview Avo., So. Norwalk
matter how simple, how serious
or how urgent your need—send
the children. We will interpret
your nuts correctly, make
your child welcome and you
perfectly satisfied
Illll HOIRWMKS IEliClIRIlCI C0
l
Bridgeport Auto Wreck
Between Oak and Center St.,
Second hand parts and tires to
OLD CARS UNDERT iliERIII
Sell Your Old Car! to tho T"‘§7‘3,L".f§..li°§ioHNWsSi.
Co.
David \\.Ra1m0nll
NEW RED MEN'S BU'L
J l'IRSEY
SPORT SUITS,
Mode of Heavy Qualill Mil
Fifteen Dollars
L. (1613111
on Washington 8W
DING 1
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
fit any make 0! car
Jewelry and Optical Store
Jewelry, Cut Glass,
Some as Low‘as 40c
i
In: J
1310 North Avenue 1'
BRAND’S
South Norwalk
Big Reduction
S A L E
Clocks, Watches,
OL
Optical Goods.
£C7 E. Waiial’iGTOE .‘il
one a 95"
Perfecto Bouqu
Our Panalclla l‘. xiras All
Our No. 0110 86:
but results.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
sum 0‘"
ct Are
Now Sold for 10c
Also Sold for]0
L1) WEIL (IoGAB
COMP \‘3
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* UR '
CLEAN YO
‘ llar . . .. .
on Tanthe D0 . i Carpets and hubs ,1
LWA WDIDOW I “m, XVER .
as: THE rmsoooos , 0- K 2:33:15 AND 1111‘
7 ones
C . Sold l \' 'qt I
w ' . l". Gchcbc, 1‘:- \‘..v.~l.."; ‘FII AII-I fl'
8' D- Go CAIqDY CO. £1de DH”: Slow. \ \.» 121.0?in
mm OOIII ECHO]. William )iilli'i', :::; \\..~l'I is. l
“IIIYI m [an E. H. MOl‘PllOlilfif‘ SKI \\ 1I1 . ‘.llllll l.
m ‘ N walk li;"'111\\11c u. .
moom 'Dgrlnc & li:11'<l“i1l\.4“ \II~ 1:15;; M
a m ‘ u. lM- P. Dunn 20013.“.1—Lfi/
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