The -
Right
Coal
For
the
Right
Purpose
YOU, TOO
will find our store a convenient
resting place when on a shopping
trip. Many take advantage of the
opportunity to listen to
n 1? l 7
ZieNEyV LDlSOl‘;
“The Phonograph with a Soul"
There is no obligation of any
sort. IVe enjoy playing to you as
much as our gucsts enjoy listening
to the music. Feel at liberty to
drop in any time. rain or shine.
Sincerely,
' The Alf red Fox Piano C0.
South Norwaik, Conn.
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Mocflcut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Rugs no
Meta, both washed and dry cloned
All orders called for and delivered
’HONE ii“
Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOB
LONDON
MADE
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Also celebrated Dunhlll'o
Memo Block Tel. 1w
PIPES
» SIGN PAINTER
.~ of every description and
' anywhere
lectric Signs a Specialty
Bulletin Adv.
A. Toth
i Lexlngton Avenue, City
GET A SQUARE DEAL
'0 will buy your household
' . rags. papers, junk and Ill
and-hand goods. Anything you
1*. Price according to the qual-
W to! the goods. A square deal
”I.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
lacuna-hand Goods Always on Sale.
W
' . M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at-Law
fl Examiner
.PATENTS
‘ ‘Ilend for Booklet on Patent.
ll- lulu at. Bridgeport, conn.
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SPECIALS
NR THE WEEK
, “Medal- Flour, per bag $1.05
“lily Fresh Eggs, doz.. .. 49c
Jelly 120 lb.
. =-- -g Powder, regular
‘ fi'pkg.;3for..........13c
U. 8. Patent Oil'lco \
dealings by fifty years of favor among our own home people
is evidenced by steady growth and expansion.
The Hatch 89° Bailey Co.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK
Distributors for John—Manvllle 00., and Bird &. Son, Roofings, Beaver
Board and Sheetrock Wall Boards
USED CARS
Oldsmobile, 8-Cylinder Touring, fihe shape; National Touring,
Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-Gy1inderg..
Touring, Overland Coupe
at right prices
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
O i O
F ifty Years of Serv1ce
Price is naturally important but there is no way of finding
)llt what a price is without knowing the quality. .
Our claims of high grade lumber stocks and satisfactory
L THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1922 \
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FLOWERS !
Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day—Floral Tributes, Every Description to;
Willow Baskets. Jardinieres,
All Occasions
Greenhouses—Norwaik
SEEDS!
Aquariums. Artificial Flowers ~
Fertilizers, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, insecticides
South Norwalk Florist and Seed Store
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET
TELEPHONE 364
I
56 South Main Street
Camel Hair Wool Hosiery
Special at $2.25
MME. JEANNETTE
South Norwalk
up,
-,- .,. I]:
4'
Delivery.
Quality Groceries and Free
A.F. Beckmannt‘rCo. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
PHONE 1405
FREE DELIVERY-
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
Small Pork Loins
To Roast
82112
.
Butterfish
Codfish . . .
Fresh Haddock
Fresh Mackerel
Steak Salmon .....
Finnan Haddock
No.ISmelts
Weak Fish
Snapper Blues
Tile Fish 22c lb.
Boston Blues
Halibut Steak
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Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials ~
14c lh..
25clb.
28c lb.
....18clb.
25c lb.
18clb.
22c lb.
18c lb.‘
12c lb-
3561b.
. . .'. 18c lb.
Oysters 40cqt.
Scallops
Dried Codfish
.. 60c qt.
25c lb.
Stamford,
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
Darien,. Westport, Black Rock,
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
South Norwalk, Corner Railrcad Avenue and Washington Street.
Bridgeport
§
mullahs
FllllliSAW EXTREME
uwussuss
BOSTON. Feb. 2.—Mayor Andrew
J. Peters. in his vaiedictory address to
the City Council. today, said he had
foreseen the “condition. of extreme
lawkssncss” that followed the strike
of policemen here on September 9.
1919. had called the danger to the at- ;
tention of Governor Coolidge and Po- :
lice Commissioner Curtis and had
suggesttd mobilizing the State Guard.
The commissioner assumd him he,
had the situation in hand and needed
no aid. and the governor declined to
interfere with the commissioner. Mr.
Peters said.
The mayor pointed out in his ad—
dress that the police commissioner
was an appointee of the governor.
and said the effect of the attitude‘ of
tinned. "the police went on a strike.
That night the city was without en—
forcement of law. The property and
lives or the people of Boston were
TRISTRAM e HYAT’l‘l
NORWALK’S LEADING iDRY GOODS STORE
The Maish “Comfy” Comfortables Reduced
A wide choice of color and design. Were $7.50, NOW $55.93
BEACON BATHROBE BLANKET SETS, COMPLETE
. Just a few to close out. Were $5.75, NOW $3.98
HANDY SHOPPING BAGS
those officials was to leave “the situ-‘ . L .
““°" ”we” ‘" ”“3 “an“ °‘ ”‘8 l Made of waterproof material. Crewnne lined 49c
police commissiontr" on Sept. 9. ‘
"At roll call that evening." he con-l . .
HARTMANN WARDROBE TRUNKS FOR THAT TRIP
l
placed in jeopardy. Adequate pro-f
vision for enforcing law and prcscrv-i
ing order in this city had not been _:'7
made. The danger. which 1 had tore-' 1 L 1‘ l;
seen and which I had called to the
attention of the governor and thc po-l
lice commissioner. developed into '1'
condition of extremc lawlessness. l
“(in the following morning. I took
ovo r control of the police department. HAS MADE wufln
SilliEll llllSlllElE'
which had failed to protect the people
of this city. through its error of judg-
ment. and through its failure to
gauge with accuracy the menace in-
volve-d in the threat to strikv. 1 up-
plicd immediately such emergency
measuris of protection as the author-
.i.~\(“i\'Sl).\‘\‘ll.l.l-Z. l-‘la._ Feb. 2,
Prohibition has rt-ndcrmi obsolete the
word "sober." according to the City
lt‘ouncil herc. and the term has been
relegated to thc scrap hcnp officially
The council rc-
nn automobile
A
—1r
ity of my otlicc allowed. As a «iirrci
result. members of the State Guard
\yri't' providing public protection on
tho strt-cls by four p. m. of that day.
The night passed with lllllllillSll'll
titrullll'l .‘Illll by Thursday morning by the august body.
the public danger was (‘llilt‘d- (Ht tnptly m consider-int:
Thursday afternoon thc gU\t’rll(ll' of oruiillancc which prowllml that (‘t'l‘llllll
Massachusetts took control of the [it-lsnlls must hr "sulwr and of .‘IOod
Muir GUMI‘IL" moral charactcr." was bill‘pi‘lst'll \vht‘n
'l‘hc pollcrnbn's “ulkout “as (l1'-_Oll(- mrmbcr objected strenuously to
vclnn-ql us a pyotcst against \vuut- and l tlu- inclusion of "solu-r.“
\u-rkmt: condktlons. and no rccopni—l "It is a rcflcctlon on the gmcrnment
tum oi ll)! ll‘ 1 niull. \\'llllln :lll hour'and the constitution," the- )ncnilaer
‘ or i\\u :lit‘l' ii slut‘itd. Ilh' city was thc ' said. "it rccognizcs u \iolulinn of tho
sw m- of n succession oi petty I'llmvs law. illlll sincc \vc lunc prohibition ll
\\‘llll'll Ilt\'l'l\~l-rd into riots. robin ri: s hns iu-comc (ilvsnlt'lt' " l
anti \viub sprclui dumutzc. GHH'I‘HUI 'l‘lit- oijciion :it must was not taken:
l
(‘oolnlgv's pronounccmo tits in connrc- 8: ”4.11513- but ”pm; insistmu-t 1h. [v‘l’lll
lion “llll lhc strike. in tt-lcnrnms to \\';|g (-llniinntcd by a vote of 12 to T.
lulmr lt-zltivrs .t-Hl in public sizilvwlt'lll- councilman n lust-ti l0 \otc. stub
”Wills. Hill! lit“ :tli'l Dill"? :«llOUlll lw ing that lic "didn't know “‘ht'lllt‘l‘ a?
lllzlllllillllt'll at all costs, brought llllll‘lnnn could lip drunk or solwr unlicl‘:
ulnar l
lull“ RATE;
ST lAll'lF. .\io.. l"t'l). ‘.‘.——St. Louis
is tlw lit-ulthicst of the larger cillcs for l
llillltiliill ilUll(‘~‘.
leilllllsml
SERWLANNEH
»\\'ithout
Vt'l'. ‘.‘ \vuib
CHlt‘AGl '.
ing for :lcin-n on tlw woposcd Grunt
Indies-Si. l.il\\l't'll\'l‘ limp \valrl‘ l‘utllcll.;llui~-s. dw‘lurctl Max 1‘. Sinrklofi'.l
to tllc sn-u. l‘ltl«~.t;;o will bun- rcuulul‘ health commissiom-r. today llr. Stuclc‘
slvumslnp $0‘l\l|’t‘ lo l‘ltllmiclpbm lotl’ lnznlt- public figures showing that
m-xl Hmnn‘n I. ;..~. nI-llnu to officials urlthis cih in 11031 haul the lam-st dcutll
tht- Phil-nun Slidlllrl‘lll company rate among infants under 1 yrur of,
l-‘i\r occult going blt‘fllllt‘l‘fi ll;l\'t‘ 8.30. ;
ln-rn purclulsul to start lllc lino. .\lli 'l‘hc l
health commissioner now out
.'| tnble- slmuing ll!“ mortul‘gy rulc lll‘i“
1.000 infants in the various itics. i
[luv ships conic \\'Illllll (hc prcso-nt «il~
tut-muons of ”tr “‘1 Hand canal locks.
llh- shipping lvoutci at Seattle. are out— death ratio in 1931, according to 0010?!
so they can putts trom the lnkcs to 'l‘hc tublr hc said was based on
U)" 57- Laurence. federal statistics and follows. ._
Um- 0' lhr “SS-is. tho Gmrsv W. St. Louis ..................... 6LT?
('lltll'. le-lt l'lnlmh-lxrhizml‘or Chk‘iiflo.Cleveland . ................... 73 l
sr\t'l'ul \u-cks up) loutlcd with sugar.'Philudclphiu .................. '76 i
lut utter brim; built-1rd by \vintcrlnoston ....................... 76 l
Kiills oxt‘ tlu- .\'o\.i Scovtnn coast. \vns Cincinnati .................... 77 l
cuunln by lt'r in Lukr St. Clair, above.- \Vashington .................. 5.1 l ‘
lie-troll. and is nu\v hcld thcrc wait- Detroit ...................... V. ‘
“it: for U thW- The Cildc is nblc 10 Now York ................... 35 l
plough through 51\ inch ice in thc Chicago ...................... 85.S_
opt-n lulu-s. but the narrow Si. (‘luir Baltimore .................... .\T }
has bcrn Jumnn-d \\ith thick flows. l-insbnrgb .................... <9 ,
'i‘wo otbrr ships. purchased from lit-tron had the lawn“! gcncral’ ~
H. Krieger Co.
We still have a very good assortment of
WINTER COATS
OUR FAMOUS CHARGE SYSTEM AND
EASY PAYMENT PLAN is yours for tin
for Women and
also a good assortment of
Men’s and Boys’ O’coats
Prices within the reach of everyone
asking.
Here are Shoe Values you cannot afford to oit‘l‘litt'h
Men‘s Mahogany Calf Shoes,
Women’s Mahogany Calf Brogue Oxford, Goody
Big Ben, Baby Ben,
Girls
\
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
Alarm Clocks—~Reduced Prices.
Sleep-Meter, Autocrat Tattoo. .
Plain or Radium Dials.
8-Day Alarm,
See Window Display
0. B. JACKSON
J ewelerl—Optomeuist
58 Wall Street
Goodyear Welt Soles
C . ‘.
ear Wilt
N 0 r w a l k
[III/A74:
titling lhi’i‘i‘ 10" ”l“ 10118‘ trip \i-’1 the statistics presentcd by llr. Starltlofi’.’
Panama canal and the St. Lawrence. The follow: ' l
The same trip was made last summer Detroit ...................... 9 7.
by the passenger steamer l‘ctoskcy. Cleveland .................. . ill.5
former!) in thc Scuttle Alaskan scrv— Chicago ...................... 11.1‘
“‘9 ‘ New York .................... 11.2
The (‘hicngo Strumship company St. Louis ..................... 12
“"5 i‘“""""‘5"" “‘0 O'l'lf‘r trump l'hiludclphin .................. 12.7
Sum"19”"- one of which is now at a Boston ....................... 13.4
(“'“i‘” 1'0” “W1 ”l" other iii Philadcl- r\\'nshington .................. 13.4
Pbla- Baltimore .................... 13.8
The live ships will make regular Pittsburgh ........ . . . . . . . . . . . . 13.9
ports of call including Detroit. .\lon- Cincinnati .................... 14.1
t-rcal. Quebec. Boston. New York and New Orleans .................. 16
Philadelphia. according to J. C. Hos-
kins. general manager of the linc.
FIVE CENT FARE TEST
IN NORWALK SHOWS
NFAV "A \‘l-IN POLICE I‘IXON ER-
.\’I‘I~ZD. '
.\'E\\' H.-\ \‘FIN. Poll. ].—The New BOOST IN RECEIPTS
Haven police department was lrecd
from blame on a charge of laxity or
negligence as the outcome of the
Rialto Theater fire in a report made
public today by the Board of Police
Continued from First Page.
to get the benefit of a test of the five
cent fare and it has been conducted
under the orders of the Public Utili-
Commissioncrs. The report says that . C , . \l b t the
if there was laxity in law enfohement. “CS om‘mxsston. ‘ em ers °
”Sf‘rious lack of know— commissmn suggested that one man
it was due to
ledge as to the responsibility for law cars on lessened headway would offer
greater service and stand the best
enforcement devolving upon the se\'-.. .
eral departments of the citv govern- chances of netting the company in-
ment. ~ ' creased revenue. During the first
week of the test the receipts were he-
SERGEANT MITCHELL ‘PRO- low the previous week of 10 cent fare
but these conditions changed weekly
until the receipts under the five cent
fare exceeded what had been collected
under the 10 cent fare. ’During this
period some jltncy competition was
eliminated through local and state po-
lice actively after jitney licenses were
MOTED.
HARTFORD. Feb. 1.——Promotion-
of Sergeant “'alter M. Mitchell to
Second Lieutlnant of Field Artillery
and assigned to 3rd Battalion Head-l
qgarters. 192nd Artillery for duty,
was announced by the Adjutant-Gen-
eral yesterday. sion.
The survey of the trolley income
shows that the five cent fare has net-
DINE IN GOTHAM FEB. 11 ted the company more passenger reve-
nue than for a year and a halt prior
Norwalk will be well represented at l to the test. The weekly earnings un—
the midwinter meeting and dinner of der the five cent fare were an average
the Connecticut Bankers' association.l0f $546.73 greater'than for an
at the Hotel Commodore. New York, .weeks period froén November 8. 1919
Saturday. Feb. 11. It has been the to July 9. 1921. “This period includes
custom to hold such meeting in som'e all of the summer of 1921 with July to
city in Connecticut. but. at the sum-.1921. the best riding day the trolley
mer meeting. it was voted to have the company had during that year. The
dinner in New York this time. [average weekly receipts f0." the abQ‘f'e
' ' ’ ‘ , . - ' so wee. ks werefietsoeas‘gs 093mg???
CONNECTICI'T BANKERS TO
lrefused by the public utilities commis- ‘ -
so -"
siren. 5 mammary discriminant: ’5’352‘3é" nanometre
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50 lb.
50' lb.
50 lb.
35 lb.
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Layer Felt Mattress, A grade
Layer Felt Mattress, B grade
c standpoint, with only on
omfort and satisfacton.
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. $21.00
CottonMattress
PureSilkFlossMattress
attresses" are covered in attra
the best money can buy.
ctivc ticks and are
Come In and See Them.
Norwalk Chronicler