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Comes
Satisfaction .
If You
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Coal
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will find our store a convenient
meeting place when on a shopping
trip. Many take advantage of the
opportunity to listen to
‘Zfie NEW EDISON
“The Phonograph wlth a Soul"
There is no obligation or any
lort. W'e enjoy playing to you as
much as our cue-Hts enjoy listening
to the mum- Feel at Uberty to
drop in any time. rain or ahlnti.
Sincerely,
The Alfred Fox Piano C0.
South Norwalk, Conn.
TO THE PUBLIC
mom now until further notiee the
hmecticut Cainet Cleaning Comm?
have reduced pilces on all Run and
linen. both washed and dry eleened
An order! called for end delivered
'HONE "I
Build a Home and Build Now
"Them (Hill he no such. thing in the highest sense as a home. 'lilll:
it :5 Von own it. There must be an incentive to plant trees. to beau. .y
the grounds. to preserve and improve. it elevates a man to (1):in a
it gives a certain independent-9.41 force of character t at L
A man without a home feels like a passen-
the vagrant. Home makes
tie with wife and children
try pronounced. he thinks
lli‘llit‘
obtained in no Other way. . .
get: There is in ruch a man a'liitle oi .
paiiiots. He who ins slit by his own firesr
Will defend it. \\'h-.n he in are the word coun
of his home."
"Few men have i;
tense of a boarding house."
“The prosperity and glory of our c
oi our people who are the owners of homes. _
ter the private and public virtues of our race.’
BUILD NOW.
The Hatch & Bailey Company
Sheetrock and Beaver Wall Boards. Cree-Dip: Shingles
een patriotic enough to shoulder’h musket in de-
ountry di pend upon the number
Around the fireside clus-
Build a home and
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BATTERIES
Made by the largest battery company in
the world.
For four years we have been telling you
the “Exide” was the best battery made and
would give you more for your dollar than any
other battery. \Ve told you the truth and it
is just as true today.
An expert battery man, trained at the
lixide factory branch always in attendance.
Please remember that no matter what make
of battery you have “I‘Ixide Service” will give
you expert attention and make it last as long
as possible.
Exide Service Station
67 No. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct.
Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS
LONDON I‘OI
M AD E ‘
DE Pm“:
mum
CY“ PIPE.
Aleo Celebrated Dunhlil'e
ilelnckemo Block Tel. um
F
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
SIGN PAINTER
3*!“ of every description end
anywhere
Ileetric Signs 3 Specialty
Bulletin Adv.
i; A. Toth
1' Lexington Avenue, City
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy .your household
, rugs, papers, junk Ind til
d-hnnd goods. Anything you
we. Price according to the (Inl-
d the goods. A squre deel
PHIL P. MAHONEY
82 _an Zandt Street
lOOQIItI-i'land Geode Alwaye on Cele.
t: .
A. M. WOOSTER
Attorney-at-Law
i.- mmlner U. 8. Patent Clo.
{PATENTS
;. lard for Booklet on Potent-
.” Iain at. Bridgeport. coon.
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Q. ‘Toilet Cream
Try our Toilet. Cream for chapped
md rough skin. This do-
cream meets with satis-
It is dainty, cleverly per-
. - and dries quickly. will leave
. skin soft and smooth. It ll not.
\ or greasy. Get. a bottle to-
aim-
. A. MEAD
1iillnezetwuirrion PHARMACIST
_ -i‘. unfit 8. Kuwait, Donn.
_c in.
w-I I
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
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BRISKET (‘ORNED BEEF . . ...... . . 7c lb.
PLATE CORNED BEEF . . . 2 8c lb.
RumpCorned Beef 18-22clb.
FreshPlateBeef..............:.....5clb.
SteakHalibut ...............3001b.
SteakSaimon....".’ ..... ............30clb.
FancyEscallops...................55cpt.
SaltCodStrips 25clb
SaItMackcrel......................25c-lb.
FinnanHaddie 18clb
\VATC H FOR OUR LENTEN .FISH
SPECIALS
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets:
Norwalk, 39 Main Street _ "
South Nat-walk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Waehington Street.
Stamford, Weeiport, Black Rock, Bridgeport
Darien,
watch F. ' 'A 1. is“...
Specials At
A.F.Beckmann€cCo. Inc. .
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
mom: 1405 ram: 1.1mm
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NORWALK DAY IN
SUPERIOR COURT
Continued from First Pag’l
tormator)‘. as he is one of if! children.
The automobile was captured in New-
ark. N. J.. where \‘cnezia had taken a
girl companion who it was 2113:;le
yesterday. had lured him into the em!
ways.
Frank Ciola. Norwalk. cliargml
with burglary will accompany Joseph
Frank. Bridgeport. on an indefinite
visit to the Cheshire reformatory.
The latter is liktrwlsc accused of bur—
glary. Both pleaded guilty. and both
have previous records. The local lad
will be subjected to severe discipline.
for he has caused officials at the Fair-
field county jail a great deal of trou-
hie.
Joseph Derive. Ciola's companion.
will also go to the reformatory for a
year. he having pied guilty as well.
Mike Serino. who is held at the
County Jail in connection with this
case and also the shooting of ‘Luigi
Appicelli. was not put to plea yester-
day. although his name was calltd“ by
the clerk.
Joseph Ziernan. 19; and James
O‘Donnell. 22; Norwalk. charged with
theft of an automobile, were arraign-
ed at the session yesterday afternoon.
but had their cases continued until
tomorrow. when it was discovered
that counsel engagrd. Attorney Sam-
iiel Rich. “as not present. Both
have previous records. and O'Donnell
has been a source of considerable and
continued trouble to the jailer and
guards at the ceiunty luastile. They
will be put lo plea early today.
Norwnlk took the lezid in divorce
tircies yesterday when sev~n actions
for divorce were filed in the Supt‘rlOl'
Court in Bridgeport. The aCUOllS
are:
Hill-n F'. Latlmer vs. “‘iliiam J.
l.:itimcr. of Norwaik. The plaintiff's
maiden name was Helen F. Middle-
hrook and they were married on Dc-
ct-inimr 7. 1918 at New York city.
ill-scriimi is alleged since December
14. 1918. and a divorce and change of
name are askrd. —
Inn ()livcr Brewrr of this city asks
it divorce from Cliarlcs "i‘. Brewer.
whom she mnrrii-d on Non-ml.”- 39.
lf4l7. according to the writ. Since
January 1. litlS iiitolcrulllr‘ cruolty is
:«llvzz‘ml. llrr niziidvn name was Ina
ilil\“r, and it is zillcptl that the dc-
i'v llilill‘il l‘illS prop. rt v \ :ilti- d at
SSJ'UI'. A divorce. custody of one
minor child and alimony are asked in
lll' .icllnn.
\\'iliiiivnn (‘
liriri i'rum .lnhn
n.:.i'rit-l
Yivil-C
N1... :-
l'lnili l‘as tilt-d an ne—
(2, l'mt‘i. “brim slie
.lsltiiinr) '_’l, let'l in New
Flt: .i‘:lv 2v 5 dt-s- i'titm
\tigiisi ilv l‘ iiiziitlvi‘.
u.» \"ilimv llfl " “'i' li‘i‘t r. and
iritv Hilv minor ~‘ti'il. \vlimii
lil.r.il‘l'\ is ask-ii.
.\i. (”In") has lvt‘o-ll
luth l, Madam] for .i Ili'xrlll‘i‘ from
"flit-times l-f \lmli-nn of Nui'uulk. Slli‘
the writ lliul her maiden
iii
“us Elizabeth I i'lntlt and tiny
l““lili)ill’\' 3.1 19'3“.
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An unusu
Novel
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a1 chance to brighten up the living room
expense
SMYRNA RUGS
in the“ popular hit or miss patterns
30x60 inches $3.98
AXMINSTER RUGS
patterns in light or dark
. 27x54 inches $3.98 -
HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE ..
- Big Values In Small Rugs
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CONGRESSMAN .
MERRITT STILL
(Continued from Page One.)
who are wounded or sick or disabled.
Alt those measures haxe gone through
the committee of which I am a mem-
ber and I have always done my best to
help along the hills and usake them as
generous as possible.
any country has ever treated its sick
“'9 are now expending more. than a
million dollars a day for this purpose
increased. 1 shall al\\'n)s Continue to
favor the most generous appropria—
tions for this purpose.
\\'hl-n 301) com:- to consider the men
in pc‘rict‘l health. llO\\(‘\'(‘r.
into very different qutstions
iiri‘
Bt‘l
win)
you
at huge in: “vii us its effect on the
tiiivn tin-iiisclu-s. The question is too
lu'gc :i “lie to go into a letter. but my
firm l.v lief is limit ii' the bill in its pro-
form is put through, tho:- cztsl;
pztviiicuis \vill rmitiiie such ti Lin.”
raiiirn of normal lriisinv-Ss activity so
.‘i'i‘ul (ill
‘12.]. Iln “hi0 'l-lio' ill-frlltlllnl llnS
puiltv of intolerable
Mun-h l 19:». it is claim t.
tiixuicv :.-vl change" of name
. slitll. '
.lulminm l”
.‘llll :iiz.iiiisi i
ll- c ill.ll'.l' ll '.-.i1:-‘
litumon-l. ...i.l tlivv \vurn
.\HL:'ist ill. l"l".' .-i l‘nii
Y in s- l'lii‘ l-‘u-liiii.irv l.
.t‘ltgt-tl i': (‘I'l‘llllilllll. 'l‘lic
“an vitipm‘ children l7
and if! )‘th‘ ut‘ :icv. of whom llic (its
it‘lh rtslvml in the mother.
.\ suit for di\un-- hits been filml by
l’ant'nw- Ht'tlull from litlwnrd Stri-
lull. “hom she married on June ‘36.
l‘HlT. llcr maiden name was i-‘lor-
c lit‘t' Ami: i'snn and clrsa-riiou in claim-
nil sitit‘" July 3.1913. They have
tltrrc minor clii‘ulrtii. H. ll and 9
years of are.
Abbie K. Younz. of Stamford has
nil-d action against Leon A. Young
now of .\'I-w York city. btit formerly
of Norwnlk. They were marrlid on
January 16, it‘ll at Norwich. while
l.t-r maiden name was Abbie K.
lit-can. Since January 9. 1918. the
\ltrt'lldilnl has bet-n guilty of descr-
tion. it is claimed in the writ.
An action has been filed by Francis
J. Gallagher of New York against W.
D. Morgan. llarien. on the ground
that the defintlunt on August 12.
1921. fraudulently represented that
he owned considerable proprriy at
New Roelielle. N. Y.. and that upon
these representations two loans were
made bv the plaintiff. Damng‘rs 01'
$3.000 are asked.
Egerton L. \Vinthrop.
York city. executor of the will of
Evelyn ll-ostwick \‘oronoi’i’. Paris.
France. who died on March 3. 1921,
has filed an action in the Superior
court against Fannie .McCall Brown.
of Niw Canaan. alleging that a loan
of 520.000 made to her on June 28.
1920 is unpaid. Foreclosure and POS‘
session of premises mortgaged in New
Canaan as security are asked in the
complaint in addition to damages-
.il
ivoi'll
A
are
Filli .-
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has til-«l H]
A. 'l‘livi'laiill.
.lolirinnn F.
married on
(“in Slu'l‘. N.
1319
'i‘l vi‘illltll
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coup}.
l5
Jr.. New
rue-it)" l'ilso that. Lit-sides the Px-Sen'lf‘c men.
there ill‘t' many hundreds of thousands
or lli‘St l‘\lll$! mrn and women who are
lll_llll't"l lt\ Ill‘t'FI'lll cmidiiinii (ll
business and \\ llO :ii‘t- :in\iousl_v munit-
in: tor its revival. livery congrvSS-
man. in voting. must lirnr in mind the
int-rests of the \vlmli- nation (llitl all
its iiciipli'
Y01li‘sii‘ll‘.\'.
lliv
S.
MlilllilTT.
Prohibitionistsh
Try to Clear Way
for Dry Legislation
STOCKHOLM. March
cities of prohibition in Sweden ll.’l\'t"
introduced several bills in parliament
intended to_i lczir the way for making
the country wholly dry or at least dry
in spots.
Both houses of parliament
adopted a bill authorizing: the govern-
ment to submit to a general consulta-
tive referendum the prohibition ques-
ment desires a popular vote.
It is understood. however. the gov-
ernment will not ask parliament for
Q
Clearance
Sale
Now in Progress
GOLDEN’S
Washington St, 30. Norwalk
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
.‘IARINES lssl’l-I NATIONAL DI-
Gl-IS’I‘ OF STATE BONI'S
LA‘YS
\\'.\SHI.\‘GTHN. March l.—\Vlth
the fritt- of the bonus uppermost in
the minds of l-x-service men the Ma—
rine (“orps recruiting service has pre—
pared an attractive folder that con—
tains a digest of the bonus situation
in each state as it applies solely to
acts of the state legislatures. Through
the c00pt»ration of recruiting officers
with stutc officials the status of ‘33le
state in iegards t6 any. bonus plan
adopted. the methods and amounts of
compensation. provisions for disabled
soldiers. land grants. educational pro-
visions and any other measures that.
have become effective or may be pend-
ing. was compiled to the -beginnin‘g of
February. ‘
, The cooperation of the state officials
'or both the American Legion and the
Veterans of Foreign Wars has also
been enlisted by the recruiting, service
for a liberal distribution of the folder
0 the posts or those organizations
The title of the folder. What The
Extra Fine Pork . . . . . . 20c lb.
Sardines—In Pure Olive Oil
3cans 250
1 Can of Babbitt’s Cleanser
- Free with 4 bars of Bab-
bitts'Soapat 230
Pure Jelly, in bulk. . . . 120 lb.
A. STULL
chief attention must be given to those .
I do not think.
and wounded soldiers as generously.|
{Hill the amount is likely to be largely:
and llli\(' to t-oiisidv r the effects of Hit--
lcmsiatiun \xith lT‘E’nlil to the f‘nunll‘y»
amount of money that it will delay the.
lung. utul tliri‘t-i‘vit cuniiiiiir- to lit-nil
ill" IV-St'l\lii‘ mt ti out of jobs. that it.
“in do tlwm more harm than good.
And you must not full to remember
1.——.\ti\n-‘
have I
tion or any other on which the parlia-l
24 Cottage St, East Norwnlk
F. H. BAXTER
nauooisr ,
States Are Doing For The ~Ex-Service
Man. is self-explanatory and a. study
or what the states have done .will
show a- surprising {attention to "the
welfare or their sone‘who served with
e sown-I MAIN erase-r
‘ .. AGENT FOR
Page a Shaw. Perk .‘ filter!
the colors. -
amine; man-mi »
a prohibition referendum in this ses-
am- i: . 3.21m
As the referendum is only consulta—
‘ the approval of parliament will
AGAINST BONUS, lid-(necessary to enact its decision into
5 law. .
(inc measure introduced in the
.Rigsdag would conier- pew r upon
'municipaiities to prohibit the sale of
alcoholic liquors.
The experience or the United States
under the prohibition amendment is
being watched closely by both “wets”
and "drys" and both sides of the cams
lull-""1 to outlaw John Bariutorn are
making use of reports from .‘\liil:ilt".2.
‘COSX RATLFICATIUN
l l‘lilel'CS l\lP()R'i'.\\'l‘
The importance aiiuclit ti to I‘oiiiiu i‘
‘litut‘s ratification of the woman stif-
‘li‘ugv: ill]'l(lldlllt‘ill. by the L‘ilili‘ll'
v>i.itc SUIll‘tlllt’ t‘urt. which upl.(ld
‘ilic tiiiiv-iidiiieiil. recalled the pro—
1plit-tic message ol‘ t\-(}o\i l‘lltll" Hol-
comb, St illt‘liilu r )4. 11'2“. \‘xlit'd liv-
iiisistctl on .1 sm 071d special srssiuli c-f‘
llll' i‘t-iiiitt'tirut lngislntiii‘e a “mi.
Li‘u r to t'llllllll-‘llf' :i‘ii I]ll*>ll(ill of 1:.-
\.ilitlitv,;oi‘ this si.ii~ ‘s ratification.
Tlit- first Spe‘t'ii‘il St ssioii ltzitl l... :i
mill-«l to Fi'tnltlt‘ lli“ Slnllllui‘) “m,
thin: r} for tiiv making nl' tlu m ET
“uni: ii \nli-rs coiisilit i't ti in li.‘l\i in - ;:
': ixfi-ziucliiscil lvv lllt l‘.lllll.‘.’ili<'ll 1-: i
illllt ii~lmciit l-_\‘ ll» iliii‘l_\-si:.'li >.
'1‘: l‘ll' 2‘51“. l‘wi'tiit- [in >}-'
‘ctviflul lilll\l lll'. l!0\\t \l r. T: iiiil-ss' ~-
i(|::>iil1‘l‘t'!l :iiitl rt-yctr-d its ratification
lozniiiu tlic Allll“llilll]l iii. in doubt
«\t- of ill" lliillllll.ll «lvc‘
Ginni'imi‘ Holcomb t'ulltd i-r 21
l-_\‘ Counccticut to :ixuid it" (lwcticn
crisis but. believing that ratification
lty a special session iint crillrd for that
purpose would lm ll]i‘l‘l~li'll\0‘, he in»
fused l0 .’l(‘l‘t‘[‘t u Hililliuiitiii vnto l'.‘
ll‘.‘ 5- SSIUH ui' Sept: 1111 «V it .n ti l. 7- ti
tlic SH'ri‘itl session l'nt‘ Sv ii‘u ”ll“ r :1.
\\liich legally ratified. \\‘ith Trimes—
r- ' (illll.\VI’Fl Virginia D lllllll‘iiilI'tl. tlrt-i
(Miami-limit :in-l \'. ‘lllUlll tl~’~
~iii‘lh :tiitl iliir't}->i\i‘i still-s it)
rial >l‘>>t‘ili
l" .
\«uita
on lllt‘
rim
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Hill 1}
ixiiii')’.
Sentinel Wants are Winners.
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Spring Dresses
season’s
h..~..._ ..-_.._..._.- . _ ..
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Featuring the new
styles in softtoned Colors.
Tricotines Crepes
Taffetas
J acoby’ 3
12-14 N. Main Street. s, Norwak
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H. Krieger C0.
Good Clothes for Men and
“’omen on Easy
Payments
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND (ilRLS
at the
CHILDREN'S STO i.
87 Weet Washington .5. MM: r
The Textile Store
$2.25 Sal-in. All color: :z-j‘.2_sE
to $1.75 yd
56 Inch All W001 Tit-:5; :rt
$1.85 yd.
W’ashingtc: Sir-gt.
South Nora's. ~:~:
136
{fig—g” __.
'Ice, Charcoal.
Wood and
Trucking
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Fred Hair
62 Meadow Street}
Old Friends at the Old
Price
The Old Well 50 Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
‘ No profiteering on Did We;
CigaI'S. They arethe best ago.
made at that. price.
- a
Resenfield .
,. Bros.
HARDWARE anonsn
FURNISHINGS
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125 WASHINGTON at.
Our
Evening Classes
C} P r
afiers you an excellent } ‘
\ fift-
tunity to review your
hand or bookkeeping, cr'io P"
fee} your English, spehmé‘ “-
penmanship.
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BUSINESS
SO NORWALK-
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