mom-tum !
11m n com-lithe to continue the
Wig-clon of tho housing problem
-~.\’m mods small houses. for
the todklngman warts to own his own
hunt." In” annual-l J. Keeler. not a- t
late dealer. "ln 1916. statistics show
that 5,500 mop“ in Norwulk owned
tin-1r own homes. lly 1920. the num-
lu-r of property owners had Jumped to
L ”’0.”
"The demand :or home. on the
may payment plan is very (rent. The
housing situation has become so acute
that when n newcomer buys a house
in Norwalk and orders the occupant
out. the Inner is unable to find a roof 1
under which he may slw—p.’
Continuing Mr Kreler
to diatribe a one- family house that
amid be built {or about 35100 and]
whirl: could be rrnted at a profit lie;
Mill thin. the of thesv houslu Vl‘i‘l‘i to |
be immediniely erected at l-‘airfleld
Park.
"Non-all: also nredn
lion’s in whi<h hi .1i is furnished.
said Mr. Kl-rli'r. "it could us:- four
hm! six-tamily h0l15~< ln thee-w. the
owners would haw .1 good invest-1
ment"
“A int-go iiumlmr C.’ p-
C(‘TWTIYIK building liil
off because tl'uy ful t1,
prim how mcher‘l a I": k Sin'l nrel
txmnd to drop. I don't think so l
the! im the prestiit er'iH will re-
mam where they lire and 1h” public.
should build nnd not hold rl‘t.‘ .'
'Hnslnm conditions in N111“. 1 ‘k are
l manna! " said i ‘.r:inkl .1011: 1a. siioak-
.11: horn thl- linlzlo of thw illllllf‘l".
1'hrrr II pit-nu or labor to in oh
1 int-d. but ”19- “wk- is do r‘nnsi-h 1:1
l‘) less work tmln\ th.1ii tho- \ \. 'ltl
‘4 am ago. Tlir‘rc h. is lain .1 Humid-
., .lll- drop in tha write of building
apartment '
tannin 'er
r... holding
1’ 1 <Il 'lifll
:vittvrinlll, which will 11:0 .1 in 111:: v. :1y
manrd k'sst‘iiiiig the cost of (onstruc-
Mull '
The banks :II‘" not in a position lo- -
\ '0 ('0 mili‘ll I1>\\.ll'l lilo O't4‘ilnl‘
houses." said (‘l:rirlr-.= Ii. Hoyt. of
South Nurwulk Trust Company.
4:41le conditions RI" such llillt
mug deposits :iri- not inr‘vo-nsiiig. It
"1r WRIZ'U' (‘Ill'lll‘l‘ Willi
deposits. and business is not in
‘- (‘nnditinn Ihnl ho- mm do so, :it
- vim-lit limo."
‘t Illt‘ ."1ll'llf‘ Illil". :1 lurzv propor-
. of tho- lmiik's funds :1rc anl‘Sll‘il
I rmnlv. I‘m insllinl'v. banks in
."ltli|ll lllslrii‘t l1:1\w l11\('slill 3?.—
1 .1; ro'fll 151..“ loans; in tin-
'1 wt lhv 111111121111 1x $3,263,:mn.
that I." 1-71 of Ill" inlzll
~'-. zln- in nu] ostzllo- lllitllI.‘
mil; allows :11 1-11' (‘t'lll. lo he
i 1'1 this kii‘lll ill" :1 loan."
Hkx I‘Ulllll it"? zilTni‘ll lo m-ll nth—
yirrw: lit murkl I.
And. so it
l-liliviinl
".ritlt‘s, iii tl1~-
. 'lml. sull’vriiii: :1 loss
1 ' lw Rl't‘ll tlinl \11‘\'lilll1~:n
'r) r'illlri ln- DI(V\i-;' ii for building
"11- banks. “'11 :.h.1l'. (11' rnursv. do
1 1' hi at to lwlp out lilt‘ situation."
Famurl lioodm r lll‘Lll‘il llll‘ buildingl
apartvnonl lionsrs. stillnirli‘ for six
‘elnlIN‘l. which, hr Halli] (mild lo- liiiilt
tnr “2.901) or 813 (Ml This type ()1
J' 1151- would he :1 .2101 lll\ohlllttlli
The howling [Homo-m is :1 «11min
rne." said Mr. Itmn‘liirr. "It is im-
routing more so as r-acli day passes.
Salliething‘ must be down The nnP
arrat difficulty in 1w»li«v\'ini: the -' -
hon In tho obtaining of money for
strut-lion purposes "
P‘wdcrick A. Nils. sccrotary .‘l'lli
lrrasuri‘r of tho Norwnll: Savings Sn
new. (lPClaI'l‘ll Illl' hanks ire-re zllun. ;
‘I’h’illilg to loan nioiiu)’ to po-i'sonfi (ll‘
Slt'lilz to build tl1v-l1~ rm'n homo-s. lil-
said that. in many c.1909. 1hr hanks,
:I-
”VA
or the Klwmh Club will be held in
New Haven. next Wednesday. _A‘rthur
C. \‘Vhl-eler announced.
next luncheon of the club.
ily rnjoyed Sunday at
Point.
molding a benefit dance II the Town
P70999d°d "Hall this melting.
, son of Rochester. VL. are now occupy-
:wl-ln in snv- l
WMmLmhox-lm to1
The next quarterly dhtrici meeting ’
"Bill" Stoilike.
'7 h ”Fig; «WI: ,.
l"
‘ O
lure «the offence VII not known. it 2111th filled to identify him. but
being supposed the little girl ma been and he netted like the ma. He um
ATTACK ON cm!“
WMva
" T"? . III-rum. (hm-z
am .1. hfér Ian-Id b be-
t. M"
Wood: menu-d tbs: came earning.
accordlnclo testimony. It the home
3! the litth girl. where Ibo 1nd other
Ti
m
V“ in hf! own behalf. ”threw
denied my connection vim the cone
claimed to have been miles any tram
New (than .at the time it occurred.
and rotated his moment: on the (lay
in cm. The cone was not con-
and was resumed this morning.
he cartoonist. will entertain at the
NEW CANAAN
Mr. and Mn C. P. nude and (un-
Pcnr Tree
Tho le Canaan baseball club are
Mrs. Edward Hammann of New
\ork is now residing at her South
Main stroet residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mlnkler and
ing the H. S. Wood cottage.
Mrs. Edward S. Noble and mother.
Mrs. E. L. Turner. spent Monday in
Yonkers. N. Y.. visiting with friends.
Mrs “’illiam Gmy and son. ..lohn
of No“ Y ork spent tho owek- end with
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sammis in For-
est girl-.et
Tho N1 w Canaan ball team will open
its home season on Memorial Day.
;‘-v.hln it will play the ( me A. «T. of
Stamford at tho South 1x1~niie
grounds.
le l‘lnnt. Ii‘lowcr and l“rllll Guild
is now n-nding weekly pnekagrs or.
flowers to hospitals in New Yorkl
Those .lmiring to contribute flowers.
are requested to leave them at tho
Town ll'lll on Tuoadliys of linen wook.‘
A marlin; of tho (-M-rutivv Commit»:
[CC 011 plans for tho eliterllllniii 111 of'
Gov, l.:ik~' 11nd the l’onni-(‘lil'ut l-Zdi'nr-g
llil Associliliuli. June 35-21]. “ill hr»
hr“ at the home of Mrs. \\’i‘1li:iiii
Francis \V’evd. Saturday. at .\ p. 111.
It is «In-ad)" time fur tlu‘ \‘1-w (‘xiii—
11:111 (‘yurdc-n l‘luli memlwrs .illll trivnds
who will lwhiin‘t at thi-
in Sl-ptvmlwr to he planning;
plzinliiil: with that in \'l¢~\" ’I‘l11 'lllll-
lili is to be thl- IIO\\'(‘I‘ ol’ lionm', 'l‘hcy
may lw ,‘hihitmi in vollm-tumi. singli-
spc'l'imvii. ut‘l'Olilllll: tn (ml-11' or L11»
irtv.
Jlllll
11111111.1| slinwl
1 The New Canaan Gluing-1 in plum
11in}: Tn lniicl iilluillt‘l‘ L111; tlu- lull-“r
purl of Svptomtwr. with inhibits ni‘
:f‘liio- l'i'uils, szl‘lzllilrs. gl‘fllll. (‘l'illl"-l
lgnmisx, l‘nm-v work and tlowvrs, It in‘
‘lllfdfl plnnnmi to Show pnulirv. docs
and pure lirl‘d Iivv stock. :11 l‘n::t 1111‘
:0111‘ .ll'li-riioon. il' suitulilo liccommlli-
:iinns (“111 he Rt‘Plll't‘d.
A mm‘ting or special lntcrest in the
Kola-1‘s of Now (‘liiiziun will takv piano
in the Town Hall. Wr-dnesllas. Mm
[3,; at '1‘ 30 p. m.. when “anion \K'il
lilim Simon and Town Trlanurcr I: d-
wnrd Ii. Lawrencc will discuss. pro
and con. the proposod changc in town
xnw‘rnment. The meeting. which will
vei'u- place unlic‘r tho mispicr‘fi of thc
\-.'. v‘mn's ltcputilicun t‘liili. will I10 :1
"(ill "artisan. and cvury intercstwl
i'u' ru lirr‘svnce is urged.
"NY A. l‘. DEFEAT RI-IlHYOODS.
"‘h- l'rw A.I C. dormitmi tlii~
“nude: \‘v'l-rdliy al‘tc'lnoon. l»,\'
T 'i 3.
Rt‘tl-
llw
l-‘l‘ '1 -1‘
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Saturday’s Prices for Best Quality Meats
Dost Heavy Prime Roast
Fresh Corned 1nd Smoked
------------------ 32¢. 35¢ lb- Beef Tongues . . . . . . . .. 36c lb.
G”“"‘° 39""9 Le” °' “'3; ,b Small Jersey Pork Loin 35c lb.
Fancy-Fowl: . . . . ..'. 45c lb. Smoked or Fnch Pork Tender-
Nativ. Veal from ....... 22¢ up “3'"
Calves lecn ............ 40c lb. Corned Beef, from ........ 10: up
Wilson. Ham: ........... 32c lb. Squares Bacon ........... 20c lb.
Fidelity Hams ........... 31c lb. Dent Creamery Butter .. . 460 lb.
Sperry Barnes Hams ..... 35c lb. Strictly Fresh Egg: ..... 40¢ dot.
But Bacon 8|Ic0d ........ 80c ID. All kinds of Pickles, and Chen.
Smoked Shoulder: ....... 17:: lb. Corned Spar-cribs and Pig. Put.
FULL LINE IN FRUIT AND FRESH VEG‘TAIL‘S.
C. D. CHARNOK
PHONE 505-2
19 RAILROAD AVENUE
.........................
at
East Norwalk
Saturday Specials %
the
Cash Grocery
CALIFORNIA moms, in
Seller; reducedto
Ton-IT mun-4 tolls for
GRANULATED SUGAR
With one, pound of Our Best Quality Coffee at 35¢ :1 1b.. We will sell
5 POUNDS 0F GRANULATED SUGAR AT ........ 5c lb.
THE FINEST OREAMERY BUTTER ............... 360 lb. ;
WHEEL! BOSE OEYLON TEA—Regular 100 tile 3 f m f
..................................... OT .
FULL WEIGHT PURE CONDENSED MILK, a. can. . . . . . 150
SHOKED SHOULDERS—Smnll, Lannand'l'ender 160 lb.
YUBANORW'HITEROSE COFFEE ................ 3661b.
FANCY MAINE CORN—A can ........................ 10¢
CORNED_ BEEP—No. 1 SIZE—reduced to . ..
PANCYTOMATOES—No.38ixe,2cans ................ 25°
EARLY JUNE ”2 on. ................
17cm
25¢
random; Regain-26c
PURE cum son—mm Dollar; 3 uh..." 150
cmmronxmm‘m oo-o-ooa‘naonoo 1“
run: TOMATO mom-3 for 25o
I'DDIOOO’OIIIIOOOOCOUOIOlgu 2“
24 COTTAGE ST.
A STULL 7“
“NOW
—__--.=5h=; ... t
; .
SchultZe’s fleck-End Specials
ShouldersofVeal.....
VuIClitlets ............. 38clb.
RibVealChops... .
ShanksofVeal ....... ....12clb.
“B.&B.”POtRoasts......24clb.
ShoulderPotRoastn......
....18clb. RumpsofVeal ........... 24cm.
LoinVealCliops ..... .....32clb.
StewingVeal .........21bs.,25c
Mei-Steak ........ ...l4clb.
Smoked Shoulders . . ..chlb.
BreastsofVeal .. ...14clb.
.26clb.
.141: lb.
FRESH SHOULDERS _
PORKROASTS .......... . ........ ......... 28th
sync-oIo-oaooouoCoooo uuuuuuu O.
SunlightBlltter..
PureLard
Sunlight Fresh Eggs. . . ..32c doz.‘
Gold Medal Butter ........ 37c lb.
........ 371; lb.
. ........ 15c lb.
.— ”Wu—--.
WM. 3201!) rummage: '80“). mm .20'clb.
Sirlohi M........34c1b.3rinketcomed30ef..-. 801i). ”PM”! ...... 9clb.
www.mm PrimeRibM. 22mm“). Fromm .......... . 82cm
18¢ lb. Bumpconodnoof,. @0940“). SolidLunPotRoutl..20c lb.
0'00...
FANCY FOWLS ............... . .
ROASTING. CHICKENS .............. . .................. 48c lb.
45c“).
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ALL KINDS OF FRESH FRUITS, VEGETABLES, SALAD
NATIVE POTATOES ............... . ............... . .
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Open—6 A. M. Close—5 P. M. Saturdays—6 A. M. to 6 P. M. l
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk. 1
THE BEST FRESH AND CANNED FISH
SPECIALTIES
18c peck
t
39 Main Street, Norwalk. -
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NAUONAL
BETTER ‘
a.
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LOWER
PRICES
. OORNED SPARERIBS
Washington M
Specials
145 Washington St. Tel. 346 _So. N
'I‘lletruecriterionofexcellenoe is but
Sitlsflcfiml expressed by those who com .
our meats. And always finding our mats
toryinpriceuwdlasinquality. 'I‘ryllss
will always buy at our clean, sanitary market .
our refrigeration is the most important part.
SPECIALS
Smoked Shoulders .................
Frosb Hams .......... . ............ ‘1' 7
Fresh Shoulders .................... 1,
Small Loin Pork ............... '...
Shoulder Pot Roast ..............
Bonele Pot Roast ................ '7 H
Connecticut Rolls ................. 24!:
Legs Spring Lamb ................
Shoulder Spring Lamb ............ I
Rib Lamb Chops ........... - ....... ‘23
Rump Roast Veal .................
Shoulder Roast Veal ............. '. ‘ — _
Rib Veal Chops ............. . ...... *
Stew Veal (solid meat) ............
Boneless Rib Roast
Native Fowls ,
Fancy Roasting Chickens .......... &
BEEF SPECIALS
SHOULDER STEAK .............................. 1
BOUND smx .................................
mom sTilllx .............................. .. .
PORTER HOUSE smx ..........................
Bounces Rm POT ROAST ................ . '
BREAD AND BUTTER ROAST .................... ' J
TOP mom ROAST ........................... .~ -1
STEW BEBE ..................................... '
amazon STEAK ..... r ...................... no.
man OR CORNED PLATE ................... . 0%
m!- Lmn ................................... .. \
comp summons .......................... ..- ‘
......................... ."1' '
30161383 603831) BEEF ..................... . . ”x '. 7
OTHER SPECIALS
SPERRY a; 31mm LINK SAUSAGE OR BAG . . . .
................
PIGS FEET, FRESH OR CORNED .................. m
CORNED BEEP TONGUE .......................... W
AMERICAN CHEESE ............................. ~
BROOKFIELD BUTTER ........................ . . ,
BARNES Hm AND BACON AT LOWEST
ME ATS-
7 The St. Louis Independent Packing
Company, Of Missouri, have shipped us
several cars of the choicest Corn-fed Native Beef, for dis-
tribution through our markets.
NoTE OUR LOW RETAIL PRICES FOR THE
BEST QUALITY
CHUCK STEAK OR ROAST 15c lb.
BONELEss POT ROAST ..... ..... . ..... 18c lb.
FRESH OR CORNED PLATE ..... 8clb.
SIRLOINSTEAK.......... .340“).
LEGS MILK FED VEAL ......... . ............ 27c lb.
,RUMps MILK FEDVEAL ........... ...Wsociu
FANCY YOUNG FOWL ......... . ............. 39c lb.
FRESH CHOPPED BEBE. .......... . 19c lb.
SMOKED CALLIE HAMS ............ 16c lb.
SINCLAIR BACON SQUARES ....... l9ch.
SELECTED CARTON EGGS. ....30cdozen
BROOKFIELD BUTTER 37c lb.
BRICK CHEESE 32clb.
PURE PRINT-LARD l5clb.
So. Norwdk ‘Mai'ket NOT-walk Market
24 NO. MAIN STREET 71 WALL STREET
Phone 1717 Pilate 1871i
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fill-cm m
New York Mark
143 Washington St. 55 Main
So. Norwalk. N '
Buy your week-end wants in Meats thin
one of our markets, where you will get tilt?
quality and greatest value for your money. We
you’ll be perfectly satisfied.
Tel. 2247.
‘2’,
SPECIAL SALE ON STEAKS
A LIMITED SUPPL'Y ONLY
SIRLOIN STEAK........ c
ROUND STEAK ......... .
PORTERHOUSE STEAK
BEST WESTERN BEEF SPECIMS‘R
summon mu. .............
mommnom ................. ..2m
BREAD AND BUTTER POT Boul- "
some: Rm pow ROAST .....
ammo pm POT ROAST ..... ...... —,
BOSTON Rom .........
rmncnorrlnmr. .................. .~
pmmnom............. ........
mamxommmwled) ,
Fancy Lamb Specials Native You!
1? nth-b 8001b.
{who a! i ”am VodOnflm......._..
Whaling”
RIFMOMI 25o lb.
“M Y“! for ”I it
LoianbOhm...,8&lb.
MPoi-kspednls' WM”:
trod ”Jone,
.....aclb.
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Norwalk Chronicler