.... BElNli l ,.
When ROlon Po""«»tl~
. ~mon of 1921 on S
a! theme will be a. no
changes to greet th'.
$2,222; Slrg‘eroc “'l‘Oha."
, "demem Our judgments as
. fich believes his own.”
w.
,our own pocket book.
’ COME IN AND HEAR THESE
1 RE-CREATIONS
'All for You—Fox Trot.
' Jazz Orchestra
3| Like lt—-Medlcy Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy"),
: Orchestra
Waddle—Medley Toddle
(Introducing “No Wonder I’m
Blue") Jazz Orchestra
liCall You Sunshine—Medley Fox
Trot (Introducing “Dear Me")
Jazz Orchestra
Arabian Yogi Man—Fox Trot
Della Robbia Orchestra
Calling—Fox Trot
-Della Robbia Orchestra
lStrut, Miss Lizzie, AI Bernard
: IScandinavia (Sing Dose Song and
Make 005: Music) Aileen Stanley
(Come and Nestle in Your Daddy‘s
‘ Arms—Fox Trot. Orches‘tra
:‘Deenah—Fox Trot, Orchestra
’ Hake Believe—Fox Trot, Orchestra
g' Siren of a Southern Sea—Fox Trot.
Novelty Band
: “angle, Harvey Hindermyer and
’ Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
’ ’In the Heart of Dear Old Italy
- Metropolitan Quartet
'The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
$5 No. Main St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
.VISIT .THE
Goodie Shop
22 NO. MAIN ST.
Opposite PM Theatre
GOTTLIEB’S
"MEN’S and BOYS’
CLOTHING
.3!“ FUIL LINE OF W-
Ken’s and Boys' Clothing
Back to Normal Prices
GET A SQUARE DEAL"
We will buy your household
gangs. pander-s, junk and all
- goo s. Anything on
,m Price according to the mini-
Q at the goods. A square deal
we.
Philip P. Mahoney
.‘ 52 Van Zandt Street
“um-nu Goods Always on Sale.
. ~: ES AND TUBES
I flick“. Quality. Lowest Prices.
’iotor and Generator Brushes for
' All Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
On Easy Tern-.s it Desired
KIAARON KOHN
Arne Loading Accessory Store
-ad Ave. Phone 489
‘1
J . CARPET CLEANING
~andRugsGlnned01m
Colors Restored, Like New
ORIENTAL R [.363 Carefully
Treated
Called for and Delivered
Service Prompt.
I I Carpet Cleaning Co.
M at-- ' 80. Norwalk
.~ You are the architect of your
awn fortune and the guardian of
.11‘ WW}!
llS
our
‘lfiamlles; none go just alike, yet
W ‘ e ieve
e B 1
I in the lumber and service we are giv-
ng and in our ability to 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 Sheetrock
1’: 83-85 WASHINGTON STREET
' 2%. ”fight,
FREE DELIVRY
GOLD MEDAL OR PlLLSBURY FLOUR ................ ..... $1.35
WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR, 12 lb. ................ . ..... $1.00
WAX BEANS, 2 cans .......................................... 25c
CROWN ASTOR PEACHES, large can ........................ . 33c
CROWN ASTER CATSUP, large bottle . .. ..................... 29c
QUAKER QUAKIES, CORN FLAKES, pkg ....................... 10c
CHOICEST BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES AND PIES AT
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
’ NEXT TO
A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.
-' everything l'M'vpt llli‘ll'
“'all Stl‘cci.
.4: ,r -7 , ~
A“
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The Woman Who Waits for Nemo Week
Will Never Be Disappointed!
She is sure at this time to find her favorite Nemo’Corset
and Circlet—fresh as Spring flowers—waiting for her on the
shelves of
Our Corset Department
She knows, too, that there will be daily demonstrations of
the latest Nemo Corset and Circlet models during
NEMO WEEK MAY 2ND TO 7TH
and that our eflicient corsetieres are prepared to aid her in
every way—with expert advice and skilful fittings—to secure
the_Nemo Corset, and Circlet which are best adapted to her
individual tastes and requirements,
Visit Us NOW
MME. J EANN ETTE
South Norwalk's Leading
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE 909
4‘33”- ;7 / . ,iriizjlb“. («/ss
«task; ‘i
, “Ni,"
”.\xugcs of lllull \rlsus lllt'
, llli')’
' t hey hitVl'
5 been annual event
. Econ scanning ilu
' umns in the newspapers and clipping
_ what seem to be
, consist of cold delicacies
."f:- just as Well km-p ‘llllt'l.
i Springr i'vvvr for house-cleaning
.. smiles
and Ilul‘rcis and other paraphernalia
PHONE 969
Steak Cod
- ~WGTON 81". AND Ransom: AVE, (soanbnwm
......30clb.
35clb.
25clb.
.22clb.
Steak Tile Fish 20clb.
Steak-Boston Blues................18clb.
Fresh Mackerel .. . . . . 35c lb.
BUCK SHAD
Steak Halibut................
Steak Salmon
unnee-
-,Butter Fish 30clb.
.Weak Fish .- 25clb.
"Haddock 12clb.
Round Clams 25cqt.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
0pcn6a.m., Olosebp.m.'§.£aturdays§a.m.t06p.m.
89 m m, NOBWALK _ ‘
» S-chultze’s Friday Fish Specials
'1',
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'ARGEMENTSFAGAINST! l i
e . WAGE REDUCTION S
._.._._..——
Continued from First page.
“W'e submit." Mr. Jewell said, “that
the Board cannot make an intelligent
and fair dccisi as to wage rates ex-
cept it reaffirm the prevailing rates.
until the new agreements hen/e been
fixeiand promulgated.
"Neither carrier's nor employee can
know what wage schedules mean or
amount to uutii they know the rules
by which thosc schedules are to be
applied. “'e must have our yard-
stick‘llefore \ve‘cuu measure our cloth.
Manlfestly rail workers cannot be ex:
pccicd or asked to accept a. wage
schedule when till-v have no means of
knowing exactly how much they are
to receive under that schedule.
"If the railroad managements are-
not utterly blind lo their own selfish
interests. they “'3’“ Join me in request.-
ing the board 1 “llhllold its decision
in the matter 0 wage agreements.
The delay will he no longvr than the
Currivrs lllPInSl'lvrrfi make it.
"\\'e have Hlloiill' till-re is no econ-
omic. justification Mr a reduction in
tlu- \vllgcs oi‘ rallrl-nd workers. “'0
havl- shown lhlli: there have been no
the basic. indus-
wugv rod llcl ions ll“
lrivs that ur:- comparable with the
transportation industry and ll:l\'l‘
dcmollsll'utlv'd lllill lhc (-llllngcs in llll'
cost of living lulu not llt't‘ll sufficient
to warrant a chu-lgi- ill lll(‘ schedules
fixed by the board in July. 1920.
"The railroads. ml lllt‘ other hand.
have proved only that tiny arc in lin-
allclu! straits.
or the financial b' ccannccrs who have
always controllingl lll"lll. tin») wvrv
hard up when no government took
thmn O\'l‘r during tlu- “sir.- 'i‘lli-y
were hard up “'ll-r-ll llu‘y \\'Q‘l‘(‘ return-
(:11 to their forulégl' mululn’o-ml‘nt. and
they are hard up today. despite thu
fact that lllt‘Y 5min» l-l-i-l-iw-d more
than n l-illion um; il lull!“ dollars from
tlu- 'l'l'l-usury ()l nil li\l'l'»g‘l‘lll'l(lil§ poo—
lluvc llv‘ell given
to cover
own profli~
And they Hill hc hard up until
tho
of
and that in“)
inert-news sllHivlt-nl
pic.
rate
gocy.
s~lvllllis of
liltl)ll|ll‘ll,"3
”in
public illsivud nl- illv
url' lllillli‘
“’l‘lll- zlllilily or‘lllnlviliiy of lilo (‘lll‘<
rivrs to pa) the pl'l'sl'lll “alto Hill‘s
' has no 'lwnrlng on this case and (‘illl
in its Ill-lur-
lllullugclllclll
llnvl- no (‘(Vll§lll6‘l;€lllllll
minulioll, Tillll'IJSHl
but
<~ l‘lilR mzldc so much of this pllusc oi
lllt’ transportation prnillcm and till,-
. pulilii‘ has iu-uu ptnulilcd to hear so
llllll‘
view that “'0. lallllul lgmn'l- the
issue. !
".lusiim- to railway cmploycs, to the
carriers und the public is not contin-
gi-m upon the nb‘llly of the carricrs
in pay llu-ir labor nésls, and a. return
lo llUl‘Illillt') ill lllll'lslly and conlnlcrc"
ldots lint \szlil upon a reduction lll
‘\\.'l;.'l‘ .‘w‘lll‘lllill‘h‘,
"’l‘llu- null lshuv
In fills onsl- is llll‘
\ng'is ul’
lnum-y; and till: has l‘Hlll" lul
llIi' pvopll- of thh rnunill to know
and understand thn'i lln' \vagcs of m- n
-..iil “t‘\i‘l' go llilt‘k in [HP-“Jr pow-ll)
IY‘\Q‘lH.
'lilll'
'll is li'lll- for those who do not
lull “ill: llu-lr hulls lo understand
. z .. :w |‘| .ilplo of the llvlm;
\~..;_. .lllll in l. ii. that lill- human
2. -n‘ ‘n ix’lli'>'» ..s ilu- prl‘dulllllllllll.
\ ‘4 lorcc‘lu iiu modern Cl\'illZi‘d
‘ \\Ul'l|l.
l'ml'o'nln- \\-- elm rCFl our must» no.
' (‘l‘l'l‘ in llu- holler-that the rank and
* “It: of railroad workers whom we re.
iprcscnt can not and, will not he do.
prlved of any measure of the neon-
omlo rights whichvure theirs because
earned them and because
they deserve them."
' NEW RECORD IN
CHANGING. HOMES
Continued from First page.
moved is more.
April and May moving has always
Somehow. with
the event of “w first bit of warm
weather. llOllSl-‘Vh‘vs seem to become
restless and dissatisfied. They can be
“For Rent" col—
he most desirable
advertisements. A id the next night.
hubby wonders why dinner is my: and
from the
dolicntasscll store. llc. soon finds out
when wifl-y cuddl-s her arm around
his neck as ho rest in the easy chair
'. and whispers that she has found such
'- a “lovely" rem.
And then lll.‘ sits up
and takes notice!
Hubby may protest, but he migh—l
The annual
and
mining is in lilo blood of his help-
lllnto and nothing will satisfy it until
" llt‘ consults to take up a. new place 0f
rcsidencv.
and
lluhhy itroans, but his wife
husllvs to dig up boxes
from the hidden places in collar and
gun?! and commences to pack the
household effects.
The bright obserspr. it on the alert.
will come across a sr‘ol‘v of unto trucks
piled high With furniture during life
course of his travels on the public
highway during lhu dny-timo. The
great American annual procession is
at its height.
.\‘0R\\'ALK Al-IRII-l OFFICERS.
The following officers were elected
last night at the annual meeting of
the Norwalk Aerie. No. 588, F. O. E.:
President—J. E. Levis.
\‘ice-president~.lamcs l-l'. Magner.
Chaplain—Joseph Gormley.
Inside Guard—Fumes Hefl'el‘an.
Outside Guard—\Villiam H .Payne.
Treasurer—Challis Isreal.
Trustees—Thom- Harrigan
Bernard Cook.
Following the business meeting, a
social time wa seujoyed.
and
- NOTICE To man WINGS.
~ ’1'
The Hiawathinn A. C. desires to
play the above mentioned team on
Sunday, May Sth. at \Vood's‘ lot. at
2:30 p. In. Please communicate with
William Horvath. Tanager. without
fail. whether the ch Henge is accepted
or not. '
dmden Fndt" but man, are
.‘. l.~:;' M
Thanks to tho mrlhod‘
SILK GLOVES—12
o a
- a - “I eta“
I
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d—n’p—I
ARNSTEIN AND FOUR
OTHERS CONVICTED
Continued from First Dance.
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rrndunis :ll‘l‘ cxpvr‘ll-nl in he put on
trial soon in .\‘c-w Yolk. us lilo llrxl
sipll in llll‘il' pl‘osn-cutinll. (‘Olli‘iSl‘l for
”w ill frllilunis :lllllOllnt‘l'll Hwy \vnjld
lilv :l mnlion for :l lww trial lolnol~ro\v
.illlll if this was denied, would appeal.
iS-ullmm “ill uni lw illllws-wl for l\\\-
i\\I'Q‘k>‘. 'l‘lw lu:l\imum is: tun yi-zll's'
llllpllsoulnmli. ol‘ Slinmlll iilll‘, or
lu‘lll.
.
{ .\.‘llilll(‘.\\' .\. C. \\'.\NT HASH-ZS.
'l‘hv .\lllll‘ll‘illl .\. C. has organized
:l i'nst il‘nxrllllg (calm for the coming
‘FI‘ILK‘UT‘I z'ltll Ill‘t' l‘lnil)‘ to hook millll-s
[with ””3 hum from the 3ng of 14 i0
17 yours, (‘nnlncs must lm plnyvd on
,Suturdnys. Sundays or holidays. (‘om-
lmunlczliiou may he nddrossrd to \\'.
‘Ryan. :3 Grove sil‘cci. South .\‘orwnlk.
llli NQRWALKS‘ ELECIRIC_ co.
-. ‘ h' 4,
. Bissau
' macros sr.
CLOTHING
I—alld—l
FURNISHlNGS
-—for—
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The
Children’s Store
87 West Washington 00. Home"
SPECIALS
FOR THIS WEEK
FancyRice,4lbs 250
Extra Large California Prunes
. 21b3,..................23c
Fancy Maine Corn, 2 cans. . 25c
Toilet Tissue, regular 5c size-
reducedto'lfor 25c
Fun——
A. STULL
24 Cottage 8L. Belt ROI-walk
SEND THE CHILDREN
SHOPPING 3
There is never an effort over:
looked by us to cater to the
youngsters in a. way pleasing to
them. {If you find it unhandy or
inconvenient to runout tO the
drug stOre for anything —no
matter hOw simple, how serious
or how urgenlt your need—send
the children. We will interpret
your wants correctly, make
your child welcome and ‘you
perfectly satisfied. .
-H.A.
Regular than . ..
CHAMOISETTE .GLOVES—Shor
see-segue...-
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TRISTR AM o *
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. ’s.)
Quality Silk Gloves and Hosiery
We Feature the Kayser and Van Raalte Silk Gloves
and 16—button, all the most wanted slades
352.0010
use...
H. Krieger Co. 7
l
THE OLD RELIABLE Q :
Where thousands of Men and Women buy‘
their Clothes on our Easy Payment Plan.
t, long and gauntlet models
su-eeeoJooooOeooeo
see-neo-
\ fl“ -‘
,4
(«a
‘l\ n.
'r).z.) '.
85c to 51.7,; f}
75c to .9135 J
- SUPERIOR SILK HOSIERY AT SPECIA LPRICES
“Onyx” Pure Thread Silk, full fashioned . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.79 llr. ‘
Full Fashioned Pure Thread Silk Hose, 1n the popular polo 141-.»535235
“Pointe'x Heel” Silk Lisle Hose. ..... . . . . . . . . . .
\l .35 Di‘. 1;
Novelty Silk Stockings, in many new color effects. . . . . . . $355-$450
MercerizedLisleHose
.. . .. 59c to 859 ..l:
1’
.6. on
Just now we are Offering a special bursain in
SKIRT$
__.at__
$5.00 each
Worth not less than $10.00.
1
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ALL mst 0F I'F-TO-DATl-z
Plumbing Tinning and Heating
Sou ndvlew Ave.,
WM. UNGVARY
,-
Promptly Attended to
Telephone 2389.
So. Norwalk
Made of Heavy Qua-lily 393'!
L. GOLDEN
JERSEY
SPORT SUITS
Fifteen Dollars
68 Washington SW
”
Harbor View Cash Grocery
and Delicatessen Store
...... ' ’fiw—me m..3..:-. .LL;
39 WOODWARD AVE. PHON l: 22d
THIS WEEK’S SPECIALS
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR. 241/. 1b. Bag ---------------- .51 .13
WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR ................... .c 1'
KELLOGG CORN ‘FLAKES .......................... 1.»:
POST TOASTIEs ............................. 10
QUAKER OATS .....................................
PURE LARD ..... ..... . ...................... {36
FRESH MADE GREAMERY BUTTER ................ .90
, The Kind You Like -..
GOLD MEDAL PnlzNTs .................... .36
DAISY AMERICAN CHEESE “If?
FOWLER SUGAR CORN, 3 cans ...................... 4;
KRAFT CHEESE ...... ...........................
FOWLER PEAS,2cans q
LIBBY’S CORNED REEF, Can ..................... . .513:
LARGE CANS TOMATOES, 2 cans ..................... «76:
NO. 2, Can Totamoes, each .............................. 1tI):
PINK SALMON, 2 cans ......................... :50
WHITE ROSE SALMON, large can .................... 9%
WHITE ROSE SALMON, Small can ................... :50
NOT-A-SEED RAISINS, Pkg. ......................... :qc
UBAN OR WHITE ROSE COFFEE ..................... .356
3 PACKAGES TOILET PAPER ................. .
SOAPS m
P. G. AND STARR FELs NAPTHA, 2 cakes ............. its
LARGEGAKESLENOX,6for....... ............... .~~
WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE OF
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES, Killing-ill.
CANDY, CIGARETTES, (‘IGAlm
AND TOBACCO
, ACK, Prop.
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Norwalk Chronicler