-TONIC
flue. Cures a grouch, it‘that
never fails you.
p
rams Q
, Ere you don your robes of
"innel try a fire of our best Can-
.el—coal that burns so nice and
my. When the air‘gets crisp and
'lsreezy burn a little in the grate.
Then the furnace fire can wait till :
fie weather gets real snappy. All -
you need to make you happy.
Cost no more than other kinds.
Watch the blaze and cheer your
minds. Gives your cares a quick
idieu. Drives your worries up the
’8
flat ails you. Death to gloom. It
%_
In these days or restricted buying, high taxes and economy, there
1' are two ways of. developing and maintaining a. satisfactory volume of
‘ business and that is SERVICE and QUALITY.
Some firms think they win by giving more attenfion to prices than
Quality. Quality ALWAYS wins for Quality is remembered longer
than prime. .
We are holding nominally-to the theory or sane management.
selling SERVICE and GOOD Lumber. .
1/
THE HATCH as BAILEYILCO. ,
LUBE AID ROOFINGS 1
AgentsJohns-xanvillecoanirdtmmmgc
seeis'r ANY
Continued irOm Firs Page
for Sot». :h An‘trim. declared in
L'lster Premier-.2311 other
consider the position of Ulster.
Parliamnt.
lilstermen and their
here are concerned over the mom!
function and is. in tact, merely
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery. : ”‘ .
A. F. Beckmanné's'Co. Inc.
83 WashingtOn St, South N orwalk.
‘FREE
We will mad or mail
you a copy oz our very interesting
booklet.
,“EDISON AND MUSIC”
gang:
Call at our store or drop a. postal
ardtous
.5
1
.
booklet
you.
There is much in this
1! that will prove of value to
WRITE T015111
:11!!! Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Non-walk. Conn.
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY
Castle.
The. movement to
iisler Government- It is said
171?. warfare ma} be
slight pretext
NIGHT SCHOOLS 1
WILL OPEN 0N
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
msrmeuroas
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR GAE
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS,
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a. GOODYEAR com: TIRES
scum NORWALK PHONES 1360, 2211
(Continued from Pint Pate)‘
—-——.__
All m rsons dtsiriaz the itncf‘rt 01’
the night sohool Should ezroiz
venlcnt for the-.111
/
“HARM ROOMS FOR EARLY RISERS
by means of an
International One-Pipe
Heater
Burns less»Heais most—Costs, least-
For old or new houseSmFarm or City.
Ebeclared by Heating Experts to be mos t
r
Alterations are being inade
in our store
But...
we are doing business as
usual.
HHAMEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
' s: '97:: lfzc heater made
1.. ogviid 12;. many~ Surpassed by none.
0791' 55:10 ::1 Norwalk since 1915‘and no
l‘FfidlYS made yet.
die sure igson "lnzematlonal."
Call or phone 473-3.
Henry A. Hegelein, Agent
Heating Expert and Sanitaly Engineer
56 WATER STREET, so. NORWALK
All kinds sheet metal work a specialty
“ill get an own stir?“
matts and more sun-1111221}; a record
“hlch “1:1 be satis’fltory and \alu-
aim. to wax-261T "‘ st 1'; 1gnts will
Lu- of most muons”: ~ 3.1};-
the first seconds in :1 _-.». an? a
influence.» non:
str-tch.
The sessions will ‘
.o'ciook.
I The: following :1
I wonderful
re L72'5‘112nt's of 132-»
high: 8:13:00;
School. Georg-i it, ,'
All" rt .
1-: 1}. (l
C »- mn-
( in: il.
.‘illldrtd J‘: 11;: n
.3115! as many or these ’ '3' .1 ..
necrssary will he’xséd and. .f 1'. «.1. I.
needed. they Will by edged
teaching staff ,
New Britain Chosen
DASH! RY, um.
church convention l..~'
accept the minimum; , :
.1:ng \otui 1-0
the First Bap-
that church of New 1‘.
Victor Wesley
SlamminSt” 80. NM‘
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered to
"on parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
Hmde Butter, Eggs "om our
farm, and Buttermilk fresh dally
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2696, store
Telephone 1818
TAXI
Telephone 908
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
- to. Prices Moderate
American Taxi Co.
' North Main Street:
43
Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
Schultze’ s Thursday Specials
Fancy LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS.:50_c pt.
PLATE CORN ED BEEF -6c lb.
Brisket Corned Beef 5c lb.
Rump Corned Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . 18c-22c lb. ’
Puritan Hams.... ...........28clb.
Smoked Shoulders 14c lb.
ooo-o...-oo
cocoon-0....o-o
‘tlcono-aoongoa-s
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
len’s and Young Men’s
' $15.00 to $30.00
Native Spinach .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35cpeck
Native Cabbage. 4c lb.
.......... .IOIIOI...
:Schultze’s Sanitary" Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash’ton St. and R. 3. Ave., 8. Norwalk"
Stamford
Westport
Black Rock Bridgeport
,- ...........................
Warm “
HendriCk QChase Garage
Oxy-Acety-lene'Welding» and Brazing
' report they made to the menjbers.
'tion he had with Dr.
convention in thatmz'
E. Scott Farley of
‘15 Preacher for tin
The following 01:11.:
S1: : - 111 was chosen
convention,
» were're-elecl-
ed:
President—«Rm: John Newton
Lackey. D. D. l-i;11'?t':»:'r1.
First Vice—Prom :-2»~Charls:s Pf
“Talker. New Havon. ‘
Second Vice—Prom?!»:.l——-Mrs§ A. l..
Mulloy. “'atcrlmry.
Secretary—It“: Allie rt F Coats. l1
l3“ Hartford.
Treasurer—Edward Prior. Hartford.
Auditor—I‘etze and Some. Hartford.
Officers of the new}; organized
’W'somen Baptist Mlsalon Sock!) Gf
Conmclicut were elected as follows:
Presidentmhliss Marx Howard
Hartlerd
l‘irst \‘loe-Pres'ldent—Mrs.
Mulloy. \K '1191burv.
Second \lcr- -Presldvnt——\IIS C
Carton Ansonla.
A. C‘.
S.
INTERFERENCE
3. Charles Curtis Craig. representative
the
House Yesterday that James Craig. the
Belfast
ministers had asked him to press the
Government to give an opportunity to
‘ He
said he wished specially to takg 1113
the delay encountered in handing over
the administrative departments of the
Ulster Government to the new Belfast
sympathizers
ousposition of the northern govern—
ment. which'has as yet not begun to
a.
“paper government." It's departments
can not opemtuit an not levy taxes.
it has no control of its own police
and civil service. and remains to all
practical purposes under the Imperia}
Parliament, acting through Dublin
reorganize the
Iflster 1Volunteers at seam is said in
some I nlonist quarters here to have
been initiated from below. and in no
Wise to Hate been influenced by the
the
rank and file of l. lstermen are alarm-
ed at the growth of the Sznn Fem
ariixitles in l lstc-r. and fear that guer-
started on some
MONDAY NIGHT
it": COWSiuered in ans—"1115’? 32“” 1'115— :51: g Iroerazn “a Dr'i'fi'mp‘i in»—
classification “her. ex‘or the? re urn to addresses 1: Sapreme Chi-'1'
the day school. George 1’ F“ van: Grand
Opportunities will be given for S‘crélar} Thomas. 1"?“ 3’3"} “3'
Commercial and domestic Ss'ltr‘c? T1 rmas Pond
courses. ' - —‘-‘ 1 3329330513? 31... 11311114.: meeting: 3‘—
Blon—
dov night at the building most con-
Rem: tuber {re im-
portance of brgi: .:1-11:5; at once so 2-011
lth gour class-
. Aron: Nor.
‘ 111111 13' sxs'rms- mum cm \-
for Next Convention =
The Paptlst .
t. mic hold the
ext rear. Rani
TRISTR AM, Q HYATT
N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE
. 1 . 7‘ r : 1 . ‘
ABargam Sale ofRattama Rugs
Attractive designs and colorings. 7
Prices for This -Week . Only
'9x12 ft. Regular price $19.50. . ..; ........ 1 .. Bargain price jugs;
8x10 ft. Regular price $18 00 ............... Bargain price. 13.7 .3
W
1'
We. "WW—mmmp— .. "mu—q...
v?
6x 9. ff, Regular price $12.50 ...... . . . ....... Bargain price 59.75
T Q L ‘I -_ F
- = - I x ‘
leifih'l‘mfi VISIT STAQIFORD.
Officers and. members of Court Nar-
rssk. .‘n‘o. 3%. i". and 5. ‘31.. joumeyi'd
. m ,1. last night to Stamford.
a: ‘1": 1r. :. aux-1 .rfw-i an anniversary
:34. 4:: 131 C0511“: Cafté if"? TI'lEO. .1
freshmen“ we: e s-x'wd art-i :1 so,
time took pl ace-
V:.~-x~»»"—
Among those frrm
took part in tl1~ '
A. Davis 368‘. r?) -'
Rooney. I”.
Ralph Crab};
1031:: liedway .-'.:
RED CROSS CHAPTERS MEET
XE“ 1{A\E\ 0c: 159—33132; 2:7“? ‘
fMai chapters were reprcanted th‘i
he roll ca: 'l was taken 3:, the (on -
one 1? R 2 Yes
1215'. The c. . .. . :0 (in a'i'h
wori. .hz’s n1. .9: a'm .1: former sol
diez's. sailors and marines and an 3112::
(5:1? 2.21.: details of she annual r933
11 to 34.
if. . .
('33!
5’1o'essor C.
3’35: hark from (70:21?
.22: .3 a surrey 01' conoi "1‘.
{art as.
( IL.
i STA .‘sll’tfilfih. not. l9.~‘l“ne Py-
‘ian Sist‘rs‘ Grand Council met 11'.
21:1}. session here. yesterday. with
the local councils represented 113'
‘ i:‘=:eg31¢-.s Grand Chief Smile “'ret-
lord of F.0ckvilie, presided Before
t} 29'. session c ‘osed, omce rs were elect-
(<3. I lara \Vhiumker. of this city. 1...-
ing advanced to Grand Chief.
The R3321] Auto P’t’g Co
[stheplwetoéoifyoucarefor
’ a first class Paint, or 1
Varnish Job. . '
Cor So. Main and Woodward Ave
Phone 901
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Bugs and
Carpets. both washed and dry cleaned.
All orders called for and delivered.
. PHONE 969
Phone '17
Plumbing and fleeting,
ORLINS’
rm: mamas snap
AUTO AWE?! STORE
39 West Washington Street
AIL WORK GUARANTEED
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
mandCsedTiz-esandmbeesadg
\lmmG
Kendrick’s Garage
30 Chestnut Street
»Sonth XM'
.rflu.-......... .m- 1.
Remington. Underwood, L. C. Smith,
Royal. Oliver. All makes sold,
rented. repalred. exchanged.
Our Agent IS in Town E\ery Day.
Plummer Typewriter Exchange
156 Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn.
JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
Hetal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heater:
TELEPHONE m
:21 Taylor Ave- So. Norwalk. Conn.
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
125 WASHINGTON ST”
SO. NORWALK.
”
Mme. Jeannette
Seer: tary—Miss l ouise Carey Hart
' ford.
Treasurer-an
Haxen.
\li mbrr- at barge to roprcsrnt Board
of Pro ogotkw.‘ Mrs J D. Rough, of
Nor-vole
Board of Members to serve one year
——\lrs. Rodmx Killiorn New HI'uSn:
Miss Ada nmu'n \Villlmamic; “is J
R. Holley. Bristol and Mrs. 12.11
lee. \liddletown n: for {“0 1m :11 F."
‘1er E. E. Gates. Hartford; M15 M C-
A. I. \Vard, New}
Corsetiere & Glover
F. S. LYON
JOB‘ PRINTING
Sheet
A.“ 1”“?an mt.
H
For
A very 9:"
H. Krieger Co.
SCHOOL (OATS
Boys :1 nd Girls
Girls" : K " 3
s"- .1
~ :11; _\ gum;
Charge Xcooant Selim»;
CHILDREN‘S 5101-11:
37 West Washington 51.5. a
CLOTHING
azcl
FURNISHIXMS
1'21‘ 3 \
BOYS A.\D . ms .
at the
A
Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
By Experts
It Will Cost
No More
New Radiator! in Stock
Wall Street
9 wan. arm-r
. W
SPECIALS
Golden’s
68 Washington Street
South Norwalk ‘
GLOVES
Chamoisette. . . . 59c, 95c, $1.29
Gauntlets ........ $1.29. $1.75 '
‘ Long Chamoisette ..... . $1.25
Children s Chamoisette 500
Kid Gloves” $2. 50, $3. 00, $3. 50
Burt. Bridgeport; Mrs Gnmg- Gm-
bois. New London: Mrs. C. 1-. Swan.
Norwich: for three yc:11's~.\lrs. H. M-
Thompson. Stonington: .‘lrsf D. BJ
MacQueen. Bridgeport: Mrs 37111an
Brantley-son. Stafford. and Mrs. Thomas
Gray.
Stun) ford.
SAY PASTOR BALKED _
AT SOLDIER FUNERAL
Continued from m page. '
the soldier.
Private William Schael’fer
of Co. D. 102d Infantry. Arrange-
ments included remarks by Dr. C09-
Officers of the Legion were informed '
' Carter 5 Medium and Winter—
Gauntlets ........ $400 ,$5. 00
Mocha Gloves .. $3. 50, $5.00
Gauntletts ............. $4. 50
Wool Hosiery : ..... $1.50
weight Underwear at
Low Prices
N
56 So.
So. Norwalk
Bouquet Are
: Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
Perfecto
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
by Dr. Coe. however. according to the
that he would be unahle to officiateu
inasmuch as Private Schaen‘er was 11¢“
13. member of the church
The Legion officers then visited the
chaplain of the p , the; Rev. Er
I... Vt’ismex. pastor f the Brisk“
gregaltional church who directed the
Legion to have the body brought to
his church where the senices were
conducted.
1 . 1 SPECIALS a
FOR THE WEEK
Libby’s Corned Beef Has}?
2 1b. can ......'........ 29c
The Board of Deacons of the church
'called' a special meeting and Vernet l
Dutton. Commander of the Seicheprey 1
Post, testified regarding the conxersw
The pastor ‘
could not of- '.
-White Rose Oatmeal, 3. pkg 10o
Fancy California. prunes/i411 lb.
Pure Cider. Vinegar, a gal. 400
GUNS,
AMMUNITION,
COATS,
ETC.
: For Hunters
. i
Hodge
I
3
David W'. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tels.—0ffice, 1103: House. 853
NEW RED MEN‘S BUILDlNG m
“
toodl. ran. papers. 31ml: and :3
second-hand .
an Price awarding to the (Eh-
W o! the goods. A
man.
.0005— ‘hlld Goods Alwayo on “3:
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. Anything you
equal-I Joel
Philip P. Mahoncy
It Van Zandt 8: rent
"1
THE STORE THAT MAKES G009 i
N ewell & Murrai
' CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHER8
153 Washington St.
Slip Over Sweaters
TarlOV Bros.
LONDON
So. Norwa'k
SPECIAL
All \Vool V Neck.
$6.50
4-
URTO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS 10 11
, ‘E
LY .
CITY DEL BRlARP
Also Celebrated Dunhill's1 .
Tel. 1581
MADE
was
Norwalk Chronicler