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hem-y. u we
I be performed before next winter
i, that will be to their advantage.
I
- lave coal now.
- Ilr'.
With people who so‘ believe we
lave no quarrel, but we honestly;
think they have guessed wrong.
.Nothing is sure—except that we
.. h..- (I‘D:
fill—Rise:
'3'».
M n my plus-at null aile-
_ have had plenty-o!
goal and plenty of orders. The '
orders have been from people who
prefer, to be safe rather than
sorry. There are others who think
[or hope) that some miracle will
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on'hishantbandre
Thisisthe time—when we
and smiling service are the
This is the whee-let's all so
vmvorltlr ,_.__.__.___.‘.u. ”M‘ I
5 The Hatch
it?!
COME IN AND HEAR THESE,
RE-CREATIONS
All tor You—Fox Trot,
Jazz Orchestra
I Like lt—Medley Fox Trot
(Introducing “My Mammy"),
Orchestra
Toddle—Medley Toddle
(Introducing “No Wonder I'm
Blue")
I Call You Sunshine—Medley Fox
.Trot (Introducing "Dear Me")
Jazz Orchestra
Jazz Orchestra
Arabian Yogi Man—Fox Trot
Della Robhia Orchestra
Calllnp—Fox Trot
Della Robhla Orchestra
.trut, Miss Lizzie,
Beandlnavla (Sing Dose Song and
Al Bernard
Make Dose Music) Aileen Stanley
Come and Nestle in Your Daddy's
Arms—Fox Trot,
Ooenah—Fox Trot,
Orchestra
Orchestra
.Mako Believe—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Ilren of a Southern Sea—Fox Trot.
Novelty Band
Margie, Harvey Hlndermyer and
Mixed Chorus. (Tenor)
In the Heart of Dear Old Italy
Metropolitan Quartet
The Alfred Fox Piano. Co.
U No. Main St., So. Nor-walk, Conn.
' sotrrn nonwstx
“" This is the time—when every hssiapm
Vim heat
This is the time—when the business whine:
the much banished. the discouraged inspired.
must induce business
the public needs at equitable prices tor dependable goods.
This is the time-tor everyone to remember that. truth. courtesy.
three great assets of personal success.
Lumber and Roofings
NAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
OI.TRI.UTOR.
, CADILLAC EIGHT moron CARS
‘i ' nnsousntns TOR WEDDINGS AND m0”
TAXI SERVICE -
NORWALK . GOODYEAR OORO TIRE.
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escalation-memo.
hyoaterinz to
I.”
t‘work tor the new era of reel
89° Bailey Co.
PHONE. 1.”. .811
CORSETIERE
MME. JEANNETT E
SOUTH NOBWAIK'S LEADING
AND GLOVER
A FEW SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THIS
SATURDAY ONLY
CORSETS
$1.00
SILK HOSIERY
$1.00
UNION SUITS
$1.00
BANDEAUX
2 for $1.00
56 SO. MAIN ST.
I;
Hw—-
Berfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
On No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY.
H—é.
. -
*
A‘l Makes of Cars
BICYCLES
On Eisy Terms if Desired
'AARON KOHN
no chuling Accessory Store
I Railroad Ave.
Q
TIRES AND TUBES
lichen Quality. Lowest Prices.
lotor and Generator Brushed tor
Phone 180
l
, ‘ CARPET CLEANING
larpets and Bugs Cleaned Clean
Colors Restored, Like New
ORIENTAL R U68 Carefully
Treated
Orders
Service Prompt.
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
Bo. Norwallt
w Godar st.
PHONE 969
Called for and Delivered
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CLOTHNG
-—and-- ' ' ‘
FURNISHINGS
-—for—a
BOYS AND GM
At The
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Children’s Star?
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.7 West Washington lg, m
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David W. Raymond
UN DERTAKER
Toke-Office. 1103: House
27 WASHINGTON of. us
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
MME. JEANNETTE
SOUTH N ORWALK
Rib Veal Chops
Stewing Veal . . . . . . .
7 ' chums Tusdy ' is *
FRESHLY CUT HAMBURG STEAKJGC lb.
Shoulder Roasts of V
cal ............ 18clb.
............2|bs.,250
Open 6 a. In, Close 5 p. m.;
'wns'rron'r \ max
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
89 m 8m NORWAII
WASHINGTON 8T. AND RAILROAD A", 80. NORWALK
Batudayssnmtoepun.
BOO! WRORT
SOMETHING IN THE WAY
of poultry, game and prime and de-
liélous meals is always It) be tmlnd at
this market. fresh and IPnfiHlllL’. if you
want a fresh goose. duck, or chicken.
prime roast beef, lamb. pork for
your dinner or a luscious lillllltm or
lamb chop, tcnder. juicy strut. tor your
bl‘vztkl'ast, you can gt‘l lhv'lli
ol' the. most delicious Iiuvor and ('ll! to
suit the epicure at (‘hatrnnk's Market.
CHARNOCK‘S MARKET
19 Railroad Ave. Phone 583-2
“1'
N
ulwa}<
.335 WASHINGTON STREET
POLISH INSURGENTS IN
SILESIA DRIVEN BACK
Continued from First Page
~
wits and Gleiwitz. Every sort of
pressure is being employed to‘ com-
pcl the surrender of these two im-
portant towns. No food is being al-
liowed to enter them. says the 'l‘lmes'
'correspondent. but as this has not
prpved effective. the water and elec-
tricity gipplies or Ksifllowitu were cut
as yesterday. \ .- "' " '
'l‘he. con‘esponb’i‘t‘fiidd‘I that while
the Poles are mantel-i in the Industri-
al districts. the Germans exercise
tdhtrol over the northern and west-
ern parts of Ithe_p_lebisclte area. The
[sputter *between‘ Silesia. sud Gd;
QUALITY GROCERIES
AND
FREE p DELIVERY
A. F. BECKMANN & CQ,
-Inc.
PHONE 1405
he
says. and arms and reinforce-
ments are brought in and Polish pris-
oners sent to Ger'many without hin-
drance. - in; I.
LET Us ADVISE
- What is best for your eyes.
THAMER, inc.
aelan farm hand employ
. mmout it we would
v ,. .rf'.~_
-—‘the two was will be the principal
witnesses against him. Gus. a 12 year
old son saw the murdered body of Le
Due in his father’s mill April 26 be-
fore it was burned and Julius. now
20 years old. is prepared to tell how
he saw his father make preparations
to burn the home or the Ball family
in December. 1905. and then kill the
inmates as they attempted to flee the
dunes.
Julius will tcll-how Ball. his wife
and son, clad in their night clothes,
rushed to the door only to be shot;
how his father piled the bodies in a
front room and watched while they
were partially consumed. Julius was
only fourteen at the time the crime
and for the past six years has not
been able to gain sufficient courage
to accuse his father. Also the tear
of publicity [or the other members of
the family induct-d him to hold his
tome.
Tell suite Pouch.
And it was only .wben Schutte tried
to kill the mother of his sons last
their stories to Captain Robert T. Hur-
ley .0! the state police. A third son.
“'alter. ’3. sa\ed his mother's life by
stopping his father at the point of a
gun. .
it will be testified that Schuttc after
killing Le Duc. allowed his body to re-
fllfllfi-hlddl'll in the mill for three days.
lie then removed it to the woods. piled
brush upon it nnd utlt-mptcd to cre-
mute it. ’
Thc r(liiullls of the skclclon. how-
cvcr. have bccti rccovcrtd. It was
while thc body rcmnint-d at tho mill
strt-tclH-d out upon the cot l.c lluc
lllld llM‘tl us a lit d. that the youngcr
mm cspit-tl ii.
l-‘ruuklin Built-y. a son
Schultc's m'urhbors, will
Schutlc told lnm to inkv
of kcmscnc to the woods in order
that he might burn brush. it being
wilh Ibis kcrosvnc Ill-’ll Schultc
supponcd to lunr burnt-d 1.1- lluc's
body.
Le lmc was ii? yt-nrs old. /il.ill and
his wife about till) )c-ul's old and
tlulr son cightwn.
Scllutlc is hcld
of out- oi
It'll how
the gallons
IS
prisonvr in the
county jail .‘tl Middlotown in (it-fault
of Sl‘l."l“- l-uil. .\ llt'lllillK is cxpcct-
ml curly in Juur. 'I'hd' mothc Ill thc
killing of Lt» lmc is supposed to llll‘l‘
luw n I'OIIIN'J‘} 'I'l‘o‘ linll fulfill)" I8 I)!-
ll! \cd to llz‘nr In: it wipml out because
of information “Mich lq-d to Schullc's
cmnlctlou for (‘lllll‘LlelLt cunriionulcl)
for Lunar In his z. m rul store.
Sclltiiic i!- prospcrous nnd ownul
tum-b props .'t\ l‘. lbr small comlnun»
I'.) (it Sllniltni'b “In It‘ hc has Iu‘t n
Limo-l for his tiL\Ui "lo lord iI (nu-x
I \ t;l ) body." “ 1““
MAY RROCESSION
AND CONSECRATION
(‘nnlinucd {tom First page.
'3
\I t?' I "I! [.t~' inl‘mw ~1810".
Ti - I - i llu .lmi ntnrt'll-
m-nsi
.ul ‘n-i' 'l :ilal I0 lllrir
RI": "1" ii a “”le Illosm vi Vir-
lu Iltc
Ills church
g» . “my 'l‘lu proct‘flrimi “us ltd lt.\'
Il‘.‘ mum" I'JI‘OI‘ with brr too nt-
tin-kn's mud tho aspirants into the
Finllilil‘ ol Ilw Children of Mary. Af-
Iv" lhl‘ABs'nmv Muster “'illinm l‘;i_\nc.
crown bein- r followcd by Miss l‘nlli-
crlhc Brown. who crowned the lllcsa-
cd Virgin. Iwr two It‘ain bran-rs. Mos-
icrs Robn-rt Hunt and Thomas SCI!"—
lnn. iwc-ni) -t\\o girls carrying fiowq-rs.
and the rumulnd-‘r of tlu- proccssion.
consisting oi the n'lcmbcrs of the
l‘hildrrn of Mary and the mcmbcrs of
Iht‘ Olhcr soiliiliIh-s. Miss Brown's
drcss was or white ivory satin. embroi-
dcrcr. It had It courtlrnln. hold by
hcr nitvndnnl Irnin lwnrrrs. Shc worc
n lop: tim- \ril caught up witth a
wrmiih nt‘ ltllti-s of thc valley. and
carried :l shower bouquet of white
' llarncy roses and lillics or the Val-
During the services. hymns were
sung by tho inc-tubers. Thin‘y-llvc
nicmlu-rn \u-rc rcccivcrl into the Chil-
drt-n nl .\|:lr). IwcllIy-Ilyo‘ into ”11‘
Illllnzu‘tilnIn- (‘onct-ption Sodnlity. and
flu“ into lhi- Anzcl Solizslily. Follow—
in: thc crowning and the consecration.
Filth-T (‘urt-v ispnkt‘ of the dcyotlon
“c (“\v and \villinnly trivc Io Iiu' lin-
tlwr ol God. and of the- sixniticnncc of
tlic nciion of the church in appoint-
in: thc month or May. the most bonn-
til'ul month in the year. as onc sprcinl-
l.\' L'hrn nvvr to hcr honor and praise.
The m-nlccs wcrc bronchi 10 n clash
with llcncdiction of ihc lilcsshl Suc-
raincnt.
RESERVE BANKS
ARE DESCRIBED
"Continped from Page One)
After a very doreful explanation
of the law creating the Federal Re-
sn-ve banks and the practical ques-
tions on that system Mr. Hoyt was
kept busy answering questions on
that system for the remainder of the
hour.
From the war in which questions
were fired at the leadn- it would
seem that this was one of the sub-
members were most interested. Proh-
many of these question’s.
In the discussIOna several of
great financiers of the country were
Quoted and evidence set -i‘orth which
seemed to show a high degree of ap-
proval of the working out of the Fed-
the abundant crtacism which has
dogged itsdnception. Mr. Hoyt an
it functioned most helpfully during
the -war. stabslising our' finances.
now probably
be paying twice or three times as
much tor the use of money as at
present. In fact we me out of the
VIP ~ period with in rates at-
most as they were when we entered
( in Norwalk they are identical with
the pro-war rate). It is doubtml it
any other country ever p
through such a crime with so little dis-
br anus
6
week that both Gus and Julius toldl
A
I
aeseoooos'os’aooesos
summer suits . . . .
3,1 lengths, In
Union Suits—A big
Stepin models
Union Suits
1
of large central banks from getting
undue power over the imuncial in-
sIlIutions of the country. The second
was to makc it impossible for tho
country to t-xer uguin (experience a
financial panic. it St'tlllod the con-
ccnsus of opinion that both t-nds urc
thus safeguarded. .
Insicud of pruvinn :1 dry subjt-vt it
st7cnicd that all prtscnl wanted to
join in the discussion and when the
chairman arose. as ihc usual signal
that the time. had come to adjourn.
tbcrc \vvrc at 101181 :I dozrn mcmbcrn
who wanted to apt-:ik on the qucsilon.
Ilc rt-mzlrkcd that “In-n Ihv program
committct oi tht~ club wished to have
.1 rod bot mcctlng they always put a
very dry subjcci on but be bird no-
llcu-d that tiny ncvcr accompany
such a subject by n spcakt-r‘who can
In- class-rd ut all with tbc drics.
Nr-u Sunday's muting will be the
lust of the emu-on and Mr. l.l‘\\l.~'
Nash will discuss “’l‘l.~- (‘lll'lsllan
spirit of Love."
________..._..__.————-———-
h‘.\\III \\'.\ICIII-‘.\ 53' ITII II(I\()I{IZI|
Illa-In! I'n‘dclcnl ul‘ slntc Pull-ration
ul' Bird and .\nlurc (lulu.
'llu- l’onllll annual lmnlmg ul llu
Sluiv i‘rtltl’uiiulx (’ul lill'll .ind .\:lIlll‘t-
('lul-s was Ili‘lll :II New li.i\cn. 0115.4-
nrd.l\'. us lllI‘ Ltitsls of tin X1“
liau‘n Club.
’l‘mmpinz [\le‘lltB \\'t 5!
Punk. rclurnint: to Plymouth tburrh.
\vln-rc on llllrlt’sllllg prom-um “'lel
turn. and :I lisl oi the lords mm on
llll' \vnlk sbowc d that 79 \urict'ics lind
bu-n found. .
'l‘llt- ullicc-rs t-lccicd for llil- Insulin:
your “vrv: '
I'rrsidt-ni—\\'ill-ur F. Smith. South
Norwnlk.
\‘icc I‘rcsldcni A Elinor Stibcs. “Tat
ancn (‘Inb.
fi-crttul'y—liobcrt I‘lult. \\'ul- rbury
Club.
Trcnsurcr- M rs.
.‘it-ridI-n C‘lul).
.\'t-\t _\c.'\r Illc i‘ctlrratmn “ill int-ct
at the Birdcrart Suncbuury. I~‘nirlirld.
n:- llu- guest or the t‘oilnvciicui Audu-
bon Society.
clilnlu ll
Frank Cunning.
Deutinel Advertisements Brinc Good
Results.
JUST OPENED .
Automobile Repair Shop
Expert Service on Highl‘lnss Cal‘s
Overhauling- Rebuilding
No Job too Small—None too Large
CABS, Bought, Bold. Exchanged.
PEOK'S GARAGE
Ladiés’ Hose—A new “Gordon" Stocking; pure, 'th'r
tops; black or white
Onyx “Pointex heels
.We specialize in "fancy, effects? .Bigwalues .. . . . . ..
Men’s Half Hose—Pure thread silk, In novel fancy striped cf- -
fects; fullfashioned
Children’s Socks—A wide choice of color effects to mate
Ladies Underwear—Vests, in bodice or band tops; whit
.color 23L to $1.50
\\\‘ \\\\‘:~‘
QIBHYATI
V .5 -mwi‘ STORE as
t ' ' ‘ DERWEAR
g).
cad silk; lisle
. . . . .. $51.39
or white
. . . S]. r
1
SP
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if
0.0.‘..‘O..OOO..I.0.0.0.00ae.
n. full fashioned silk lisle; b1
, 'de
.........s1.15
U “1056
....................».............2901051.“)
W~.m- Aflfi- .e. . _. ..
manystyles......~.....................40(~1069c
e or flesh
variety.........................75c1052,35
u‘....o-.........ov.-occ$1.50 In ‘185
Men’s Underwear—Balbriggan Shirts or Drawers. .55c to Si .00 each
a
sass-eu‘es
331.00105‘159
Children’s Underwear—All styles and sizes . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c and up
W .. ..
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NOR“'.‘\LK I-Zlili DODGE NOTES.
The 422ml rt-gnlur session Til. Nor-
walk Lodgt'. N0. 70‘). l;l‘ll'\(lll'ill :lrld
Prott-clivc oxdo-r of l-Ilks. will b7- lulu
on \Vcdncsday t'\t'llllll.{ at 7 n'clnr'k.
standard time. 'l'ln' di‘gi'l't ox tln- or»
dvr Will In» toni'v-ll‘mi on :i c
t\\'t-nI}»si\ (‘fllltll'lilll x‘ on Sundny vwvt '
l-sztliod Huh-r l-Illmt \‘.' t‘lurk lmw
:lnnouncvd lllt- nppmnilx.« lll nl tin-w 1'
committees:
.lss (II
The Lendinq
Uulilillt‘l‘
S
to Men, \\'..~..
(\n nrw mrmlwrs il‘tllll'l.\ 1‘ TL;
Muddcn. I"I‘t'tl 1‘ lilmilll. \\‘llli.lnl‘ i. Y .
“Guard. 1'. .l. MHZ-Min. \‘lm-mt .\ "v-
\\'illian|s. .lolm l“ lingarilus. lta «‘ I3 CHARGE ACCOVJA
Locknood. .\l’ll'lil' 'l'tll'ls. L. J. l“.: l SOLICITED
lll‘rl\. Albm-t l) ll.imllton. _ l
ittfrt-slimt-nl (‘omlmltui PIT-tin“!
I’lt'd II. llcngtl IlJIUltl i“. ”talk
John \\'. l‘.nt:;il;v. \l.l\ Sui-z .luill r ‘fi'
G \iillil'
l-It.ia-vt.m;m~l.z t‘ummitlu': l‘nn m
ll2¢l> John T l"~\‘.l l. \\';l‘.l.. ‘l l: .
l"ll-I\ ol lillviullh ll l'myl, I'll". r‘ ‘— ~ ’
Young», l‘lltlll‘.‘ .\l. Hamilton. ' ~ ‘ _
'l‘\l,l,l‘.~'l' u“ p “on”. m \n.) ,.
Sll'l\' t‘iT‘i', I... 31w l» l 0-» - J \
Int-i t‘nyn- Nlltl In I.\ tl.« lull' u Hi. i . 97;
in Ilzv “a"?! in”! ink.) ' 1. . . Y
in (Ho (‘i'mH ': ~ ‘ up. . 'h
(Hutu. klltnxn .irx I'm " ‘- l ‘
plum." “.m \ 111'. mu ;
“(lulu-l 3"” pounds and \\.»l- ' !
Film-s. llr was ‘.‘I yfnrs old. :
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SPECIALS
For This Week
COAL‘
Fancy Maine Corn, a can... 10c ‘
GRAIN, WOOD. i~‘E'Ell,
Corned Beef, No. 1 size. re-
ducedto....... ..... 17ccan . .
Pure Castile Soap, 3 cakes 15c DEVINE BROS. I ‘
Ri'il’llltli‘ 25c scilcr PHONE 53 all. 1
Toilet Tissue, 7 rolls . . . . . . 25c ,A
l-I—C-I—N.
A. STULL
“WEN ”Harwell
Nowell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FLC'\ SHERS
"T0 MC!) “.130 hr, n‘
153 Washington S'rcct
chlcr llulI; rig
Men’s Silk Hose
FULL FASHIONED
ESTIMATES GIVEN
Every Job Testd and Guaranted
122 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
YOUR OFFER TAKES IT.
Chalmer’s roadster.
Ford l-ton truck chain drive.
Ford touring.
Norwalk Radiator
Repairing Co.
26 Main St. Not-walk. Conn.
TELEPHONE see
TEE DAINTIBBT Ol' GOWII
torsummectimecanhehadityos
williotus
Tailor Them for You
kcts of the year in which the club'nflnelitlthatwomakblll-
ably the speaker’s full and caretul “I. of
explanation of the lad' gave rise to.
"I? New York Ladles’ Tailor
mi Reserve System. notwithstanding ’
.l'
The newest desisns. am is
u- Musmmhodiodinal
Oomoinandaeeourwideaasors
nNorthIainihoet
Em
\
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SIX 950 pzur
In Blur, Rm". H, m «
GILLE I I E and \\ fl .
__..._-L, ’4
1. BLADES ' ‘ 1 , -,. ‘
I with
’th 'r.
HOLDER chrtiicélj '
O ‘ - 5 i2
$1 .25 . , .
__._,_,.———-—"
PREPAID .' - . .
r ‘
In Attractive Case F. H. B {a x r1 ER ‘
DRUGGIST i
I SOUTH MAIN STPEET
Satisfaction Guaranteed or AGENT FOR u
. Money Refundcd M 5 Shaw, Park 5 13.701":
Green Seal, and Russell I
This on‘er for a limited
time only.
Remit by money order or
cash—(no stamps)
CANDIES
l_. . -_ ._ - . .. a...
ONCE MORE ;
I have a fine lot of lSO) horses to II
.sold for the high dollar. .
' You. Mr. Farmer. mu fird «tut-Dy:
used for your springwmk amt Lg
excellent specimens. no .
TH NORWALK SALE . .
so” EXCHANGE STABLES
Washington Street
AUCTION EVERY TUESDAY
M
C
Frad RAZO/ "R Co.
1475 BROADWAY
NEW YORK CITY !
i
SPECIALS
._. - ~ CLEAN YOUR i
—I Carpets and Rugs .I'
’ I with
BRAND S ' 0.x CLEANER
l ARE.
IT RE.TORE. COLORS AND M
THE" LOOK LIKE NEW .
~ Bald By ;
Oehebe. 25 Washington Sl-
V ‘
- ead's Dm Store. 8 hortb Main
{gun-m antler. ss Weill-1‘13“” ‘-
has" "not...
.~ . g so W!“ "' u
:9
JEWELRY STORE .
SOUTH NORWALK l
is. 1".
Where - Quality. is
Higher than Pace—
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Norwalk Chronicler