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trip. Many take advantage of the
apertunity to listen to
Tit-NEW EDIS
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‘ There is no obligation or any
woos-t. We enjoy playing to you as-
much as our guests enjoy listening
to the music. Feel at liberty to
drop in any 1ime_ rain or shine.
Sincerely,
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South N orwalk, Conn.
kt. ..
TO THE PUBLIC
from now until further notieertls
mootlcut Carpet Cleaning Company
he. reduced prices on all Run and
,both washed and dry Cleo-0d
an orders called for and delivered
i 3HONE ”I
Build a Home and Build Now
“Theie can be no such thing in the highest sense as a home, un-
less you own it. There must be an incentive to plant trees, to beautify
the grounds. to preserve and improve- it elevates a man to own a .
home. it gives a certain independence. '9. force of character that is
obtained in no other way. A man without a home feels like a passen- .
gei. There is in such a man a little of the vagrant. Home makes-
patriots. He who has sat by his own fireside with wife and children
will defend it. W hen he hears the word country pronounced, he thinks .
.of his home.”
"Few men have been patriotic enough to shoulder a musket in de-
fense of a. boarding house. " ‘ ‘
“The prosperity and glory of our country depend upon the number
of our people who are the owners of homes. Around the fireside clus -
ter the private and public virtues of our race.' Build a home and
BUILD NOW. . _ A . -..
The Hatch & Bailey Company
Sheetrock and Beaver Wall Boards. CreoDlptBhlngles
' - . a
€1,193
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. We told you the truth and it
is just as true today.
A11 expert battery man, trained at the‘
Exide factory branch always in attendance.
Please remember that no matter what make
of battery you have‘ Exide 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.
"ITO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS '
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glare of every description and
anywhere
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‘ fl Lulngton Avenue. OR!
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regs. papers
sound-hind good Anything”.
in. Price according to the «el-
w.‘ the goods. A sous" deal
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Schultze’s Thursday Specials
BRISKET CORNED BEEF . . . . . . . . . . 6c lb.
CORNED BRISKETS (No‘bone) . . . . 14c 1b..
PlateCornedBeef................. .7clb.
Dixie Bacon ..... . ........ .20c lb.
Rump Corned Beef. ..... 18-22c lb.
SteakTileFish..'..;................'l8clb.
Haddock............‘............... 10c'lb.
WATCH FOR OUR LEN TEN FISH
SPECIALS-
Schultzc’s‘ Sanitary; Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
Stamford, Darlen, Westport, Black Rock, Bridgeport
' I! Van Zandt Street
Wand Goods Always on Idle. -
hes— . . . r ._
.71;- A. M. WOOSTER —
' ’Attorney-at-Law
up Mlner u. 3. Patent Ole.
21PATENTS'
lend tor Booklet on Pam
.— Iruln es, Bridgeport. coals
.i. .
. Try our Toilet Cream for chapped
I“ and rough skin. This do-
wn dream meets- with soul-
1 5‘ y' . - - It is dainty, cleverly per-
bed llld dries quickly, will leave
Toilet Cream ——-—
‘ He certainly has improved control of which Event is said to have used were!
, points in conversation. to controvcrt monev. and in consequence declined.
. .va13 PM
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‘WITH RUSSM
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STOCKHOLM March S.——.Leading
Swedish banks we understood to be
attempting to £01111 :1 pool with a capi-
tal stack of $38 000. 000 to promote
Swedish trade with Russia by the pur-
chaseroerussian natural products. .
L Stockholm's leading conservative
daily; the \\a. Dogfight Allehauda.as-
set-ts that there is no doubt that the
project is finder way and that the
Swedish financiers:serlouslyf contour.
plate establishing .a’ central bank in.1
Moscow through Which trade with
Russia can be carried on for cash
payments ln'.gold “deliver.- .r "
It is believed herovthut the Swedish
bankers intended in this wax to meet
the 'efforts or American corpor’ations
to open trade with Russia.
It is understood that.u11der tlfis
Swedish plan Russian products are
to be delivered tb large central ware-
house; in Russia whose security will
be quaranteed by the Russian gm'ern.
merit. Warehouse certificates are to
be negotiable in the proposed central
bank and will be available as secur-
ity for bank credits or as means or
payment for merchandise": This me;
thod of procedure has been thoroughly
approved by experts in Russian trade.
Figured
Homespuns and Sec
Sport Skirti
‘
tures, 54 and 56 in.
Poiret Twins—Black and blue, only 54 m. wide $3.50 y d . .
t1gs—-—In new and novel striped efi’ects 54 in. wide 5300 .
The Return Of An Old Friend §
Wool Challies—Light and dark efiects, 27 1n. wide 5.1 00 1.11 :
tch Tweedsv-All wool in most attractixe mix
Wid‘?’ $2253$2'359 $250, $27 1
» - $3. 25 yd.
_.. _._ 1- :.AJ‘
The primary problem to: be solved
at the present time is 410‘” to stimu-.
late Russian production. chiefly :18”-
culture. It is well known that the
Russian pe'asants have long since lest
all interest in Russian paper rubles t‘o
accept them in payment for their pro-
ducts. Thus the only way of nur~
chasing agricultural and other pro-
ducts in Russia at. present is by bar-
ter
The peasants will accept such nec-
and agricultural implements for their
farm products and such things-they
cannot buy with Russian paper rubles.
It is believed here that such a weird
as that of the Swedish banks will not
only spur the Russian peasants to
_ DeliVery. _ ._
chities as matches. tobacco. textues A. F. BeekmaMQCOo Inc. Women 0“ Easy
H. Krieger C0.
Good Clothes for Men and
plant larger corps [111111 :1! present but
will counteract the depressing effects
of Russia's utterly llt’lltllt‘d currency. AMERIEAN SAImR i
l
:1 1111.1xtt-r‘lnusttt 011 Ill; 1 111ml SL-fttts
1 ~ i » .. steamer Centennial State. has just r?-
1\iH.\CH\\. Mulch s.—~-l.t~o11 lxotslxlv ('1 11ml .111 unard of medals 11111-1
tho Smict. \\':u- Minister. ,hns launch-i rtsculili; 11. comme from do“ 111m: in
ed a campaign m 111.1511- “158m Ch'lm'Hhc Thames List October llis act‘ 1
lit- intends to do tins through the was described a, one of the lit-most:
Red TAN“): . _ ' deeds ev er done in the London den ks I
. I? ‘5 “‘3 "M” ”n“ m?“ Sheflf‘m‘l 11. rcuived the silver 111911.11 of the-
deer {0 convert. 1(10.1111-)_(mt) people Roull Humann Soci: l\ and an awaill
to his slogan: -_'th-:1nliness is health 110111 ”I. (‘1'11111-gic 'l‘rust lund.
t
“‘“h a military air given by :1 “03"” station in that cih much pertu1bed:
South N0 rwalk Payments
83 Washington Street, mama?
THE}? WOUNDS A CLOTHING
PROVIDENCE OFFICER” and
rituvllncxcn. 1:. 1.. 11.111111 s.-—~ FURNISHlNGS
.Hl‘ltrolm'un \antcr S. Huskins. or tlit: f0!
133st 1’101'1111-11139 police is a
‘1 R101 011:- lslmid Hospital here. with a B0178 AtND GlRLS
ACAMPAIEN T“ ' lullrt “01111:! in his right Shoulder.
‘ 11"01111'11 “bile tning to capture :1 It thd
1111.“.in in 1 :nisacking the loc-
EI‘EAN RUSSIA “fly at Sat rod “1 art t lunch
I 11,\11(1_\', \lmclt S .”:l rank 0011111.-
(1111'!
l-hst l‘10\i.i: 11cm 101111 liall.1ust
0': lot k _\ 1 st: 1'11] 1y morning.
thir-L’ tlisr‘n\e~"1111 11 min trving to {0111
forgltis \1':1\ into tlic- pastor‘s room (s— 77 ,, ”W
l .lpml.
I'SI'TD 100]) ‘l.\' SRII'GGLING
OPERATIOS S.
MOSC‘OVV. March S.=—_Gi1‘ts of food—
stuffs for the tumult-“tea were used.
by Lithuanians as a
and with 11.....111‘ tin;- world may he Dolan “ is :51 ning on the “untanalmfiic smuggling operation. according' P5 ”i
.to stntmneuts of ~01 ht officials who. $0511.! E1 .
en for
mogul}; 1 ‘ , l i l at the time of the 19.5ch and div-god bi h d 1 ti 1' ‘ _
’ 1'0 1 3“ ”‘5 1:11:15 1” grease an: linto the pater to save :1 man 11 110 11:1dzmt ttcr 111 t 011‘ mtunc :1 on 0 a -1 . 0 Tweed {rm
difl' beards “”d 1011;; 2111122 shabby ""6 fallen l)!‘l\\|’( 11 that shill and the pier low-'1 d illegal trade operations on ”10.56 InCh All W 01 1
ill-titling cloth-s 11'0111 the lied 11mm 1t .1 111111 11-11111 :1 Sum”; swan “:13 run_ Spar! of .111 the three new Ralt' states 1 $1 35 V’l
Beneath the grain and flour tho
(and 110w lit-3111111510 pass on the lit-iic- 11111;: 111111 llolun m“ a risk of hot 4 I
.115 oichainanessto111....11ti1... popuiu- “"5th between 11,... ship and u“. Lithuaniuns loaded into 11 mus for l 136 Washington Stree’
tiun. l’t‘l‘FOTl-lill. ll'l ElVQS “117‘ RUS- wharf. “110121111111111'111-3. $011M officials say, k
sinus :1 Sillt'IEli-l example. [-11.0 51 1-1 1: (.g of Scamp”; Y 1...; 11.11d thev discov ere d large quantities of cO—i South North? ‘J
.Trotzky's own clothes are :1 model the N1“ Ymk Pollt'l' Department “‘91: (‘Ellnf‘ spirits saccharine. miscellan-
Ol Simlllic‘lli‘ and matness. He incurred in ordrr to timl Dolan and eons foodstuffs intended for sale and
wears no insignia ‘0 show “f is ”“3 make the anuids '\\'hen he heard even railway implements not intended
commundcr—mmhief ol the army. Ills that the New York police 11' ere looking as gifts
330k" is or 3"“? gm?" “rm-V “on" for him Dolan appeared in :1 police piles were 05 German origin.
119:1: tli'? CHILDREN’S STORE
Most of the smuggled 5m»! 031’
Ice, Charc
t. tliv
licfort'
T1“ 37 West Washington 81. s. Namath
The Textile Store
a gig-‘ $2.25 Satin. All colors. reduces
-
buttoned. roll-down coma" and mill-. and declaring that he. had "committed
tary pockets. His trousers are tucked no crime."
1
into a. pair of lace halt—boots. A
square. medium-sized man- his large Simian-:1: canteens ROBBED.
head and broad forehead Would at- \VESTBROOK March 3.....5 sgfles
tract attention or the observing in of robberit‘s in summer eduages at'
many places but his clean appéurnnce Middle-beach. which had outwkted"
ts notable in Russia where living (3011— local \xatchers was cleared up 1)} the
ditions have long conduced to neglect. state police. the mug, believed. when.
of 0119's appearance. ' Norman \Vest, 19. was arrested. '1‘0-1
Trotzkx claims that despite great day he was held m 33,000 for the
strain of work he lias‘bcen under for Superior Court at Middle-town. afteri
four years his health has improved. pleading gum}- to theft; In a cottage;
his nerves. He no longer gets excited. found a quantIty of articles which:
Also. he has become a first- rate pub- were claimed by cottag'ers who came1
tic. speaker. from Hartford. New Haven and other
Bolshevik leaders have to do work places to prove ownership.
at M8113 sleep When thcx can and ‘
make stump speeches to a vast num- G‘Ermrzs FOR msrsmsrnn.
her or people who cannot read and NEW" HAVEN. March S.—“"ord
be taught only by speeches. Instead came to County Commissioner James
0f DYE-liking down. Trotzky often Geddeé. to'day, that lie had been
speaks twice a day. He goes through recommended for, postmaster of
settlngmp exercises twice :1. day, walks W'aterbury by'Congrcssman Glynn or
or rides in an open automobile when the Fifth district. ,
WEEK
Kippered,fierring, 2 cans
Toilet'i‘issue,7rolls......
Sunbeam Corn Flakes, reg.
Basile, reducedto... 5opkg.
Sardines in Pure Olive Oil
'A. STULL
:1 Cottage ’31., um um-
SPECIALS FOR THE Wood and
Trucking
25c
25,
250 -
he has the opportunity. gets regular
Trotzky is very keen at picking up boast that he wrote for fame. not
arguments advanced but so quick as for some time any remuneration for
to be almost quackiah. 'fHe argues his poems...
like a country lawyer." wa‘the opin-
ion expressed by some European jour-
F OWIQI’S Market .1
r
69 119.111 Main Street, South Norwalk. ,
- ' Phone 1340-1341 .-
. . 00113111111111: AND GLOVER . ' ~
56 South Main Street . South Norwalk
M '
C 0 R S E T S ' ,
We carry in stock Corsets which are made to fit every type 0!
figure. and we are sure you will find in our Corset Department the
model designed to best express your own individuality. Ezpen assist- I .
ones will be given if desired. ’ : _ , ‘
censure r'rrrsn mas:
nalists recently. ‘after interviewing
him.
:SSEX MAN DIES n7 HOTEL.
NEW HAVEN, March 8.——John E
Bailey. 44 of Essex, was found dead
in a local hotel. room yesterday. The
medical examiner said an overdose of
medicine was the cause. : -
sleep and never worries., Lord Byran used to make it his —:- I ' - - .-
Sale f "
' Now in‘Progress
WGOLDENfs .- was":
Washington 8t; 80. Nor-walk . made at that Pnce'
Clearance Old Ffiwdgaat‘ - the Old
Price
The 01.1 Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bowl“et
at 10c.
11 Well
r.- ,7 f‘
L M;
151011
it quickly clears away
the choking phlegmv‘
Rosenfield
Bros.
Our
Evening Classes
Ofiers you an excellent opp:
tunity to review your siloer
‘ hand or bookkeeping, or to p or
feet your English, spelling
penmanship.
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«McLLPMnn . .
Norwalk Chronicler