’1. *w
5 ”7‘" Yes to be wrong.
3 our judgments as
believes his own.”
,4
own pocket book.
cannot predict prices nor
. ' a guarantee against changes
price. Our best judgment is
- now is the proper time to buy
N ad for your own benefit more
for ours. “'e take it that you
’1 , good business sense and if
. own judgment conflicts with,
’ use it, but do not blame us if; 2
H ’Tis
. our
none go just alike, yet
ii» Who are the architect of your
‘ fortune and the guardian o
RE-CREATIONS
I (or You—Fox Trot,
Jazz Orchestra
Ike lt—Medley Fox Trot '
. (Introducing “My Mammy"),
, Orchestra
‘ die—Medley Toddle
(Introducing “No Wonder I'm-
Blue") Jazz Orchestra
Dill You Sunshine—Medley Fox
, .Trot (Introducing “Dear Me")
.7 Jazz Orchestra
blan Yogi Man—~Fox Trot
Della Rabbis Orchestra
fling—FOX Trot
“rut. Mlss Lizzie, Al Bernard
.Ocandlnsvia (Sing Dose Song and
Make Dose Music) Aileen Stanley
gum. and Nestle In Your Daddy's
Arms-Fox Trot, Orches'tra
fionsh—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Cake Believe—Fox Trot, Orchestra
’I'O'n of a Southern Sea—Fox Trot,
_ . Novelty Band
.argle, Harvey Hindermyer and
‘Mlxed Chorus. (Tenor)
h‘the Heart of Dear Old Italy
Metropolitan. Quartet
The Alfred Fox Piano CO.
C No. Main 8t., 80. Norwalk, Conn.
Della Robbis Orchestra-
" Eerfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
‘ Panatella Extras Are
~~ Also Sold for 10¢
On No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
WELL CIGAR
COMPANY.
ES 'AND TUBES
Quality. Lowest Prices.
“or and Generator Brushes for
All Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
On Easy Terms It Desired
_, 'AARON KOHN’
,4 lbs Loading Accessory Store
d Ave. Phone 459
. EARPET CLEANING
'_ * sndBugs Cleaned Clean
2‘ *j'felors Restored, Like New
«.7WENTAL ' Russ Careful!
Treated ,
Called for and Delivered
Service Prompt.
7 . a
Carpet Cleaning CO.
.. IMP 8t» 8°. Norwsllt
‘ PHONE 969
CLOTHING '
-—-and-- '
7i FURNISHINGS
" , -—f01‘—~
BOYS AND GIRLS
At no
" gcnmen's Store
‘0‘ Wuhlnobn Io. Ion-ill
\
, d W. Raymond
‘UN‘DERTAKER.
. flies. 110s; “ ’ -
wasmno , €-
. RED MEN’O '
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I
THISIS
EVERYBRAINAN *HANDTOUTILIZE-
EVERY ATOM OF ENERGY.
n
This is the
the srouch banished, the discouraged
This'is the time--when we must
the public needs at equitable prices for
This is the
and smiling service are the
' This is the time—let's all so to work for the new era 0
I “RA—‘3‘
prosperity.
This Is the ti
on his hands and re-v
inspmd.
inc—when every business man takes on his coat, spit!
lat—and beat the brush tor business.
time—when the business whiner should be ostracised.
induce business by catering to
dependable goods.
time—tor everyonqe'fi remember that, truth. courtesy.
three ma assets or personal success. > ,
t real
, .,
The ~Hatch €51? "Bailey Co.
. Lumber and Roofings ; .
'at
unanimous
TAXI .VIOI
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
NOBWALK A GOODYEAR MD TIRE.
IOUTH NORWALK
o.
CADILLAC EIGh'l‘ MOTOR CARS
amounts: P03 WEDDINGS m‘uonr'noss
ruoues use. an
SPECIALS
PILLSBURY'S FLOUR,bag ... ‘12.
WHITE ORANULATED SUGAR, lb. . . .
.a....
LARGE CANS TOMATOES, 2for ..
NATIVE LETTUCE, head ...
NEW CARROT8,3|bs. ...... ...... ‘
7V3“
20c.
25¢.
.gs-ao
NATIVE SPINACH, pk. 35o.
We deliver to Darien, Tokeneke, Rowayton and the Norwslks.
FRESH BREAD, ROLLS, CAKE AND PIE AT THE
WHITE HOUSE BREAD“?
NEXT TO
A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.
8385 WASHINGTON 8T
REET
m
PHONE 1465
I
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
BUCK SHAD.
Steak Salmon
Steak Cod
Steak Tile‘Fish
Steak Boston Blues .- . . . . . . . . . .
Flat Fish
Fresh Herring...............
Round Clams................
demote-.eunossooo
co...
Fresh Mackerel
Weak Fish
. 35c lb,
. 25c lb.
22c lb.
. 20clb.:
18c lb.
12c lb.
. 12c lb.
. 10c lb.
. 25c qt.
. 35c lb.
. 35c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets.
OpenB a. m., Close 5p. m; Saturdays 6s. m. to 6p. In.
89 m 8131313, 303W“
WASHINGTON 81‘. AND RAILROAD A". 80. NOIWALK
W31!
{If}
56 South
mm
sourn noawm's 'Lsannto
CORSETIERE "AND GLOVER
Main Street
W!
South N orwalk
' that a good many poop
. altering their clocks.
kl
$6.00 to $9.00
WOMEN’S Military Heeled FOOTWEAR
in tan and mahogany. Strappbrogue pumps and saddle-
strappbd ' 'oxfords
ConneallyWEé’ .Bracken '
_ Sale Daily, 2
scorn noawanx, 00“,.
.
.‘c a».
....AUCTIéi\l SALE
Brill. and 7 P. M.
Hamish stagger ems AWAY.
‘ r
I
O
,<-. .4...
Diamonds, Watche
‘BRAND’S
-
J.
JEWELRY STORE ..
Id Jewelry, Silver-
. 21 North Main Street, .South NOrwalk ‘
t
' C p (93‘ AN"!
'; ' 'WAYYOULIKE
M
Cog-tinned mm I'll" M
AND '
—-—
was first rejected, providing for a
commission or watch supervisors at
a salary of $9,000 each. whose duty
would be to confiscate all clocks and
watches not found to be in absolute
accord with standard time. The sum of
8500.000 wa ,sto be appropriated for
a watch and ci k museum.
The motion 0 indefinitelyvpostpone
the whole matter was lost.
. Senator Rudd claimed
gorlty or the people do not want. day-
light swing timg’but it was a fact
19 do want to
Iier without
Senator Clark
(poke against the House bill. The
bill was rejected and the Senate re-
fused to reconsider. Senator Chal-
ntart wash an hour ear
longer then offered his bill. which
took some Senators by surprise. lt
after some
was. however. rejected.
debate in which several
they thought matters shou
they were.
HARTFORD. May
of the General Assembly
session yesterday anticlpu
ting full of action.
before the Scnaie
l.leut.-Govcrnor Tcmplcton.
his Watch chain brokcn and his val-
uable diamond-set Masonic charm
mining. He found It in the corridor
and close by his gold lapcl insignia of
the 32nd dcgrcc, which he had not
missed. He was at a loss to under-
stand how his chain Ilt‘i‘flnlc broken
and his lapcl button looscncd.
In the House Mr. lillcklo}. the» Itc-
publlcan lcnticr. was the subject of
compllmcntnry rcmarks by Mr. Nick.
crison. of (‘ornwaIL on thc Occasion of
a birthday unnhcrsury which was re-
mclnbercd with a bouquct of rcd roscs
by thc House.
'I’hc Appropriations
ported favorably on hills to rcl‘und to
ccrtuin pcrsous sums lllII‘ from Iht‘
State BRI'III ou~rpnid lor support of
PVNOIIS in Slnlc insiliuliulw. 3HU'U0
bvlng NW appropriation. and to pro-
scnators said
Id be left as
1 2,—Membcrs
went into
ting a sit-
opcning here“
He found
cmnmillm- rc-
vidc mom-y for ll‘unfiptullng school
children.
'l‘lu- Education cornmilII-c rccnm-
mcndcd $10,000 for (hanging Ihc
hculing systcm in thc Nolmai School
at \Villinmntlc.
.\ rcsnluilnn "l‘tlt'l‘til that all
Icrs on ihc Iubli: be pruiini daily in
Ihc culcudar.
'l‘lu- clmlrmo'n of cmumiliccs \vcrc
l0 mcci Ibis :Iflcrnoon to discuss busi-
Inul ~
“can unrcporimi and to nun-c on :I
vluic l‘ur rI-ccss. Io [HI‘IIIII llw Gin»
cruur tn culch up Will: lyllfillll‘sli. :md
to ti\ :1 «Inlc for liual ..vl_murmucnt.
A pclllinn “as rccrumi l'lulll .\ l'.
Fillius. (:n-nrgc Slulhls. I‘il- r Klumos
:ln-i ('unslnnlinns Anni-w, «' livnluc.
port, for rrimliursrmnwt in: [nix-unwl
lllllll'li‘! I'l-ccnul \yltcli Slnl'lls' unlu-
mnbilc run into it luv Luci; ti..-
Higlnyuy “cl-urn": lit. with ll bani lwcn
Ic-fi smudim: “Ilhuut :1 “.II'IIIIIK light.
A llnnbury pallilnll, 'IliSIulllil, r.»
IHI‘SII‘II :1 law prohi‘.’)'l.;lg can pull
m: '-n ~\ lc- (‘llJrKiiI
'.‘~-‘ lit-u u cnucurIul in
Bill! r-;|I.1l‘l-‘H
uI
adopting
'u v- nails". in lhc
m”. "in ccull
I'I
:2! unilniahcd busi—
‘2:‘1.__u,|
~,,. Ilv-t.:u~ .-~ -I cnncurH-ncc tn
iEv meal Asswmiuh
<3 Illc lml in l" lllill llruigcpnri in
hsu .l I‘cvil‘cd charter ()ll “10 VII)‘
lll.inu'.:rl' plan.
l‘mlcr suspcnsion of thc rulcs. lbc
two bills to allow Ncw lirilain to is-
sm- 3250,000 cnch in scwcr uml Hll‘f‘t'l
improvement hon-ls and scnt thcm to
thc Scluic.
At thc rcqucst of and out of cour-
Mncllonald. of
tear to Senator J. II.
New Haven, .\Ir. liucklcy had the
House rcconsidcr thc hill udvcm‘ly
"'90ch and cht-clcd. to promote the
propagation of fruit. and thcn tabled
it in cspcctation that tIu- So-nalor will.
be able to nilcnd and cxplnln the bill.
The llousc adopted, “(an a brief
explanation. Ihc r-\ls(‘d personal tax
bill. which will n-quirc womcn to pay
this tax.
The Housc em" to lhc Scnnle all
that a may}
An incident in“.
' particulars.
WE RENT TORRINGTON VA
Delivered and called for at very reasonable rates.
Oue pe
4 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in, dtop,
wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop,
wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop,
wide :7 ft. 6 in. limp,
wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop,
9 ft. widc'x 7 ft. 6 in. drop,
10 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in, drop,
12 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop,
5 ft.
6 ft.
7 ft.
8 ft.
Vudor Porch Shades are the only 51.3.;HV
Made With a Ventilator
The Vudor People On All the Palt‘llls
With the New Vudor Self-Hanging D.»\ j .3
Licensed Under Basic I’atcuts p.
men can hang a shade in Only four mi: , 3,
measurements, boring tool, screws, n.2,
‘ screw-driver required.
Shade Taken Down for winter in One Minute
Sines and Prices of
VUDOR PORCH SHADES
oom- es eunup;-_eo. . . .
nemeseso-‘p‘soao.
cocoa-Ixe‘osqoos 'l‘Z' . . . l ‘. I
.o;.;._oo...-p;.,n.-... >1
We can also supply the abovo widths with a . 3- 2
CUUM CLEANERS
‘qal‘
.
4
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.Ime‘oasouo‘.ls;e .....
goosoo.o_e.eooI-e_.....
orlvvoiookols‘o-I-oa 2-.l
o.g~;.‘.eeo.-L.L......
Telc] 3*.
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they did not gcl in lllcir bills for up»
propriniions for sprciul olm-cls. In
view of this rcply. .\|r. Nickcrson hurl
table-d all bills on thc calcudnc culling
(or appropriations iollowiug his :Ic-
Iion of last wcck.
MASTER PLUMBERS .
OF HARTFORD
UNDER CRIllCISM
Continued from First page.
‘—
on Ilic
Kc“ H l_\'
0111 on sitikc MI ccnt “Mgr
proposition. cl‘illclscii Illt'
Ilurilnr-I muslcr 1vlumbcrs lur main-
Luning Ilic SI \vnuc. but It was tic»
clul'ui b_\' lImIfoni muslcr plumiu-rs
and olhrr drlurnlcs who knmv or thc
situation in Hartford. Ilml I'llllillli};
hrro- “'us lnrgv'l)‘ donc by outsidc con»
lruclurs who paid illc $1 wugc. “I“
cnusc O." this. lhc association rcfum-ui
In puss Ihc «icnmnd for thc llzirlfnrd
cnipltning‘ plumbers null tlic xnutlcr
was liilillil. r
“If our stuic association mums
:Inxiliiuu. it ought to mcnn that at u
Iimc llkc this wc will alum! loplhcr
in our “suzc Iroululcn." said Mr. NF“-
mun. of .\‘cw llnvcn.
If. .I. lluly. 0f \\'aicrbury. cnmc to
thc Ilcfvum‘ of Hartford and said that
thc smic association should not fnrcc
any local \vhcrc cxccpiionnl conditions
prt‘vllllvd. and that each local should
ncl according to the situation.
National llircclor (‘nrtin cxplnlncd
that Mamncllusciil bud thc samc
problcm in that no statc widc action
could bc cnforccd by lhc mus‘tcr
plumlu‘rs becausc of local dii‘l’crcnccs.
Hurry J. Kcnncdy. of New London.
prcsidcnt of the association presided.
A rcsnlutlon was Inlroduccd by the
“'utcrbury maslcr plumbcrs' associa-
tion urging that thc einlc association
appoint thrcc delegates on the» board
bills in band which had been adopted.
thcrcby waiving thc timc rcqulrcd for
rcconsidcmlion. c\ccpt the bill reject-
ed ycslcrdny. which was drawn to
pron-ct rabbits against usc of fcrrets
in hunting. Mr. Stoddard had the
Rabbit bill hcld ovcr.
Thc Ilousc udoplcd tllcsc cnlcndur
mattcrs: Amcnding thc churtcr of thc
Torringion lib-chic Light Company:
Incorporating thc Goshcn Electric
Light and l‘owcr t‘omp’nny; authoriz-
ing an incrcasul issue of bonds for the
“'olcott Hill li‘irc district.
in calling thc culcndnr. thc so-call»
ml "strikc and lockout" bill was found
to hc on it. Mr. Buckley claimed it
was not rightly ihcrc. the House hav-
ing volcd lnic 'l‘ucsdny to Iablc. Mr.
Stoddard claimcd the journal showed
that ihc motion to rcconsider the Vote
to Iakc u roll cull had been tabled;
not the bill liar-If. Mr. Buckley rais-
ed the point that under parliamentary
ruling the motion had been tabled.
Speaker Huxford sustained the point
made. by Mr. Ilucklcy.
“'hen the bill providing that no
member of the State Board of Fi-
nance shall. at the same time. be a.
trustee. director. commissioner or
*member of thc board of managers of
a State Institution. or any institution
receiving State aid by direct appro-
prlation. came up. Mr. Buckley otter-
3 this amendment. which was adopt-
“Provlded. nothing herein shall
prevent a member of the State Board
of Finance being a trustee, director.
commissioner or member of the board
of managers of a State Institution. or
Institution receiving State aid. located
In the town in which he reside.”
Mr. Buckley said that It had been
claimed that the bill itself no I.
"drive" against a certain member at
the board. He said it
amendment was altered to mafia
bill fair in every respect apatite”
for the State the valuable service. of
men who are serving In other concil-
tiea. The amended bill was adopted.
_ Mr. Buckley asked if It ear-e peed;
ble ,tor the Appropriations committee
to present a budget sham the ap-
propriations for special purposes. so
was. The
of dIrcctors of the Connecticut lluild-
crn' Exchange. Inc.. as recently sust-
m stcd by thc Exchanger. The \‘t’uicr-
“bury local also introduced a resolution
urging increases of mcmhcrship ice
from SII to $20 pcr year to inorcasc
the efficiency of the organization.-
BEER FOR ALL OR
0
Continued from First page.
pcarance today.
Mr. \‘olstcud was made public from‘
August A. Busch. presidcnt oi‘ the
company. ‘
This statement declared for ‘~'l‘iccr
for all or beer for nonc.” It contend-
cd that thc rights or {no great mass
of mm] pro the uncut commonwights.
These men. it said. “arc at their daily
tasks and have no lawyers to appear
nlakc it possible for only the rich few
to purchase is against the ’greater
right of the greatest number."
COL. HARVEY RECEIVED BY KING
LONDON. Ma‘y 11,—vColonel George.
Harvey. the new American Ambassao,
dor. was received this torenoon by
King George at Buckingham Palace.
the “ambassador presenting his letter
of credit to the king.
AMdor Harvey was accom-
panlcdiigorthe palace by Sir John
Hanbury-W’illiam. Marshal of ‘the
Diplomatic Corps: J. Butler Wright.
counsellor of fine embassy. and the
members ,:.ot . the embassy secretariat.
the ambassadorlal party driving to
Buckingham Palace is royal W
x. v"
. 5‘
Sufism!
, _ humanitarian“.
“airmen-1w
i Xeelor Building" 2
’ Men’s Silk I-Iose
run. ransom, . , ,‘
4
..
- .1.
:73? ‘
BEER FOR NONE '
I
an open statement to 0“ c
for them in “‘as’hington "" and to '
fill
Iii-U.
lliullt “bctlicr Snrr “I” Iu‘ )Irns'v 221
ml on a chargc of 1N rjury :Illll lllLiilll\. ‘
II‘
lli' \vns singlc and that it “as his hrsl
murriagc.
lllt‘l‘t‘
thrills.
SIVER WED GIRL
HE FLED WITH,
IN CONNECTICUT
(Continued from Page One)
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ilu- lult‘k «if lllt’ IIIJIl‘iziuc
culv and “us sworn to lnl’nic Kills
Adolf Sculson. a notary public in .\'i \v
Jcrscy.
'l‘hc lunrlimrc lic: us:-
lllui‘ctl nn lilc in lli' ’l‘nun i‘l- llx‘s ul'.
- It could not Inc :cha l‘liilll'll ll)-
lms :u-o H
Um Inarringc liconsc Siu r nuorc
'l‘hc misc is similar to Ihc lli Il-cl‘t
'l'llorniou Andi-owe casc. A “:u-rzmi
“us sworn out for his arrcsi. bul
lune bccu no furlhcr d1 ulnp-
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
Doesn't hurt a bit!
Drop :1 little
”Frccsone" on an aching corn. in-
stantly that corn stops hurting. thcn
shortly you lift it right of: with ling—
ers. Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
“chzone” for a few cents, sufficient
to remove every hard corn. soft corn.
orn between the tocs. and the cal—
luscs. without soreness or irritation.
h
3
CLEAN YOUR
Carpets and Russ
with
0-K CLEANER
IT, nEs'roaes COLone ano mass:
THEM LOOK LIKE NEW l
a Sold 81
A. F. Gehebe. 25 Washington a.
Head's Drug Store. 8 North Main 3
Willem Miller. 88 Washington I.
E. n. Horehouse.‘ at Wall .-
Norwalh Hardware 00.. 45 lain I.
Devine & nardwlck. so Well ..
ILP.Dunu.209E.Wasb.It..l.Nss
“J
M;
SPECILIB FOR WEEK
EAST NORWALK
CASH GROCERY
Instardregulsrlscjar
,7- nduesdterwm... 100
parsed Beef,lb.siseoan
Outta 17c
Purelamainosnaassorted,
.8psoiy.l,21or...........15e
mm7rollsfor‘...afio
f i l’llli-'
l
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H. Kricger C0.
The L ‘zidin: g
()uliililcl‘s '
1.2 )l-‘lt. \‘5 . "‘ ,-
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CHARGE ACCC Ch 35
SOLICITED
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\VM. L'NGV A RY
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ALL Bulls 01 lIkliLlHi
Plumbing Tilming and Hating '
Promptly Attcxldtd 1.3
'I‘clcplmnc 2.169.
'1
80. NJ "
Soundview Ave..
F. H. BAXTER
' DBUGGIST
I SOUTH MAIN ST
AGENT FOR
TKO: 6.
Page: no.2.
CAN DIES
ONCE MORE
I have a fine lot of (50) hk‘ ‘~
sold to:- the high dollar.
at I“.
REET'
(BU ”
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l
I)
You. Mr. Farmer, will find n .
seed for your spring work among J1“
excellent specunens. to
A .
sou-m NORWALK SALE
EXCHANGE sTABLES
Washington Street
AUCTION EVERY TUESD”
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S‘ De Gs CANDY CO.
new com-norms
HOBBY AND ICE
an“ CONES
” Wm Avenue
East Nos-walk. 00”
”985 479-13
dd
ts Brill! 0‘“
Norwalk Chronicler