's. "
. Satisfaction.
'After
The
Purchase
Comes
Satisfaction
If You
Buy
O o I
Build a Home and Build Now
"There can be no such thing in the highest sense as home.Iun- .
less you own it. There must be an Incentive to plant treeS. to beautify-
the grounds. to preserve and improve. lt elevates a man to own a
home. It gives a certain independence, a force of character that I!
obtained in no other way. A man without a home feels like a punk
. ger. There is in such a man a little of the, vagrant. . Home- makes
patriots. He who hassat by his own fireside with wife and children -
will defend it. When he hears the word country-pronounced. he thinks
Of his home." . , - I - - -
“Few men have been patriotic enough to shoulder a musket in de-I I
lease of a boarding» house.” _ I_ .
“The prosperity and glory of our country depend upon- the number
of our people whoare the owners of homes. Around the fireside clue.
‘ ter the private and public virtues of our race." Build a home and
BUILD NOW --..-.-.._...:.t.
. The Hatch & Bailey Company. . . .
Sheetrook and Beaver Wall Boardsn omnipt shingles
; FROMB.
Continued from First Page.
Conference.
proclaimed the
-'had fellowship in- conference
Alikeeminded- nations. rN-ow I3"she go
ing to work for fellowship in confer
ence -with all the‘ nations?
is sound.
. Exioe ‘
. BATTER! E5
'I‘he
mum
will and our store a eonvenient
resting place when on a shopping
aria Many take advantage of the
may to listen to
27w NEW EDISON.
Phonograph with a Ioul"
There is no obligation of any
lost. We enjoy playing to you as
m as our guests enjoy listening
Feel at liberty to
drop in any time. rain or shine.
music.
Sincerely,
'fie Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
The Electrical Storage Battery Co,
builders of the “Exide,” are the largeSt and
oldest manufacturers of storage batteries in
the world. ‘ - .
Why' bother with unknown batteries
when you can get an Exide at the same price.
Special batteries for wireless work of all-
sizes.
We have reorganized our service station
and the public will get much better servic
than formerly. '
Exide Service Station‘
1'0 THE, PUBLIC
item now until further aotiee the
. hamleut Carpet Cleaning Compa-
‘ reduced prices on all Bilge and
both washed and dry aleaned
: all Odors called for and delivered
e
‘HONE III
LLOYD R. STURGES, Mgr.
67 No. Main St. So. N orwalk, Ct.
“
!
arlov Bros.
vUP-TO-DATE CIGAR ITORI~
BOLD AGENTS
DON NI
MADE
L093
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
Home Cured Plate Corned Beef 5c lb.
Home Cured Rump Corned Beef 16c lb.
SmokedShoulders 18clb.
SmallLeanHams3261b.
BaconSquares..............._......20clb.
F. S. LYON
“JOB PRINTING
loath M
WATCH FOR OUR LENTEN FISH SPECIALS
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk. '39 Kain Street
. “firm.
e
A. SQUARE DIAL
will buy your household
__ PHILIP P. mom
South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washlnm “reek
Darlen, Black Rock.
‘ Gehebe’s
It's Here If It's House's-re.
Delivery
TINK
Weapon. Bridgeport
PHONE
527
;
useless.
Attorney-at-Law
a. Inasnlner U. 8. Patent Olee
ATENTS’
' M for Booklet on m
.Brldsm coon-
The Little Plumber in the Can for Cleaning Waste Pipes.
Results guaranteed when~dlreotionaI are followed.
Pay 50c for scan and Save a Plumber '3' Bill
reaching understanding is
an end as well as an end in itself."
ice Department of the
church. and with the approval 0
read to the congregations Of
Communion through the world.
d ler-prelate for
phrases.
tional aflalrs." says
to his responsibility.
pie.
people are as capable
world as local matters."
his first loyalty is to mankind.
be checked. disciplined and determin-
ed by the first and greater loyalty.
This must extend to every department
of life. religious and intcllcctuai, po-
litical and commercial."
"It is for the Christian church more
than any other to lead the way to
peace." Bishop lirent says 'ugain.
Christian character and then massing
it as an army of Peace with a defin-
ite program ready at any time with
intelligence and power to met-t and
confound the forces that Innke_for
wnr." .
Concluding
lircnt says:
"\\'I- Christians have business ahead
of us. It is the Church oi‘ Gud that
alone is commisisoned and empowered
to create a conscience in men that will
make for brotherhood.
his statement
to intcrfirct Christ‘s teachings in term
of the \\'h01\' world family. “‘9 are on
the crest ol‘ the wave“ opportunity.
.The immediate and concerted action of
the churches will decide whether the
world is to back-slide or progress.
Progress does not control us." we con-
trol progress. if there is no progress
the chief blame will be at the door of
the churches and those commissioned
to speak in ("hrist's name.”
CHICAGO BUSINESS
BLOCKS DESTROYED
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utus within five miles was called out in
a series of ten alarms.
"The rapidity with which it spread
was astonishing." Marshal Buckley.
assistant fire chief. said, "the fire act~
ually seemed to run from us."
That the original blaze from which
the conilagmtlon grew poulbly was of
incendiary origin was the statement of
Shirley 1'. High. City Fire Attorney.
who early today announced the arrest
,Of an unnamed man on information
supplied by H. T. Schlfl. president of
the Confectionery Specialty Company.
at 521 “’est Jackson Boulevard. where
Mr. High refused to divulge the
name of the man arrested. but said he
was being questioned regarding threat-
ening lettete Mr. Schiil said the man.
a former employe. had sent to him.
discharged when he became incensed
over refusal to permit him to purchase
stock in the company and within past
two months he was made a series of
threats. Mr. Schiifplaced his personal
loss at $50,000. '
. Mr. High summoned several of his
aides while the fire was at its height
and said an investigation would ' be
tbegunl immediately. He placed the
o oss at from’ 1 -
000,000. 3 0.000.000 to $15. ‘
Traversing the main burned area.
25 WashiiigtOn Street South ,Norwal’s
a
J sky.
5
Toilet Cream for chapped
' and rough skin. This den
-' eream meets with satis-
It is dainty, cleverly W
III dries quickly, win 1.."
soft and “'00“!- n is not
A. MEAD
. lI'I'rlou Panhandle-r
o'wler’s Market
69 North Main Street, SouthINorwalk. '
Phone 1340-1341 '
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CORSETIERE AND GLOVER .
W
CORSETS
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We-carry in stock Corsets which are made to fit every: typed!
e1. ggéat? sure ,you will and in_our mm the
mod - best express your own. -85pert1 ’
nee-rm someones-tree. - ' ’» ‘
the metropolitan west side elevated
line today was seriously handicapped
in delivering its thousands of patrons
to the downtown district. as was the
Aurora and Elgin Electric Interurban
£11320 twhich :lso used the four tracE
uc ure w ioh wa
midst of the fire. 8’ caught'm the
The huge Burlington office building;
calledIa fireproof structure: held the
fire from spreading
ing the full block on West the 10 cent fare. ‘
Jackson ‘the situation is in Bridgeport or any-
where else and we are only conqerned'
with Nor-walk. The five-centi, fir-e,
.ouicvard between Carla! and Clinton]
streets. while progress of the flames
toward the lsouth' was» ended‘by the
access the firemen had to.
buildings—two to six sto
burned district. but would have at»
forded. but little protection had the “mm
wind veered the swap of the
“Ward the main business secti n. / .
o / :ment is what he gained
‘Heat from the burning buildings
across the street cracked and broke p'b'i'hed new?!“
windows of the Memhnntile Trust and
Savings Bank. A h’edVy police guard -
was thrown about'th‘e blink. but was
driven away quickly when the building
caught fire: .
.Vfiued'“rappmnmatelyreemoaooo ”Jame-om. P. c. Harris today ‘esti-l‘
~ rescue ”until '
. g”- b? m
Cash? and securities
.e. _
ter is a strung appeal. for the ellmlna
tion or‘an war. and with his charac-
terisation of.the resultant the Arma-
‘ ,ment Conference Bishop Brent couples
; an appeal for peace and concord
, among all the nations: and advocates
such' a coming together of all - the.
world pOVvers. including.B_ussia. as is
, contemplated in the proposed Genoa
- “We have-formally and nationally I
‘ rE-opening' of political , i
fellowship. Christian forgiveness has
not been working over-tune in the di-
rection. of our enemies. America has
I!
net as '
speed our leaders on. The proposition: , i
The one certain way of i I
through i
fellowship. Feli‘iwship is the only fea- i .
ture of life which is both a means to i
l.
The letter, which is headed “From I
World Consciousness to World Con- .
science." was prepared by Bishop
Brent at the request of the Social Serv-
Episcopal
Bishop‘Gailor. President of the Na-
tional Council of the Church. will be
- that
It is a burning appeal from a sol-
world brotherhood
and order. and abounds in striking
“International affairs are as much
the business of every citlzen as na-
Bishop Brent.
“Never again can the individual at-
ford to think of world matter as alien
Democracy has
long since recognized that national af-
fairs are also in the hands of the peo-
Given truthful information. the
of handling
' "The due citlzcnvtoday." Bishop de-
clares. "is a citizen of the world and
Pa-
lrlatism comes as a second loyalty to
"This can be done only by creating
Bishop 1
The Christian 000
preacher has it as his inalienable duty through the fire.
the fire flirted. .
Mr. Schif! told Mr. High the man was. -
be ordered. Moreover. the commie-i
sinners said and emphatically.
that they intended to~study the needsI
of a community carefully .
mine the fare rate for each c'
ity without ohslderatlon 'to any
part of the states , .
northward, extend- fare nets the. company morethan did‘
the smaller on
ries—whi 9" ,
begin south of van Buren street. Th: revenue than the 10 cent fare raised. '
Chicago rive: runs
a block east of the 'communicatlon with members ’0’ the,
es Chairman Higgins was made public
and his onlyinformation entire state-
'2.0oo racers exams .: l
$525-$650
Conventional designs 40 in.
.’ ° .' -~ ' ‘ In eat dem
Printed Crepe de Clima— gr wide
; Belding’sCrepe de (Runes—Alisa.“
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Russian Crepes—Sport stripes a§5
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NORWALK’S LEADING , DRY GOODS STORE
See. T huse New Blouse Patterns
NovelfdeSigns and c‘olorings on high "grade silk all ready to cut out 3!
$3.00-$3.50
and for .blouses and waists.
the meet wanted colors, 40 in. wide
Sport SatinS—Fancy eifects, $3.75- $6.00. Plain colors $3.00
Creponge—A new and popular fabric $4.25 yd.
d checks up-to-the-minute shades,
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WE GLADLY FURNISH SAMPLES ON REQUEST
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' Quality Groceries and Free 1.
Delivery.
A.F.Beckmann€4Co.Inc.
H. Krieger Co.
Good Clothes for Men and
Women on Easy
83 Washington Street, South Nigwalk Y Payments
m2
PRO!!! 1406 ran
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.tories. \3 ar Depart cnt officials today sat THDIG
in :geid’igfics: fans the heat in the that the appr ximatc cost of mam— CLO
hurtling district that the siccl sup- 1 tenance of a force of 2.000 rigorioogoghc _ 811d
’ Ii structure could . Rhine would be more than :0 . a , Y N
ports of thihilz‘gtzt fmonth. The pay for the men alone FURNISHIth
be seen a . Oihcr costs 101'
'« , ~ ct iunncll of the ‘ would be about $100,000.
The \dn Bun.“ she the Chi-,would brim: the total to more than
Chicago surface lines under I
caco river. debouchcs just at the burn- :doublc that sum each month.
cd area and for hours a stream of; . ‘
water poured into it until the tunnel up ‘0 “Member
was filled to street level. $L'b3.849.256.a7. of
The cost of the army of occupation
30. 1921. totaled
which 824.866.-
The Mercantile Trust and Savings, “GO-3 was spent in 1920 and 516.663.- I
Bank later announced that the cash , 433-41 for ”19 .‘Par 1921 to that date.
’and securities in its vaults was amply II
protected by heavy steel. cement nndl
lasbestos walls and that it was quitci
HOSPITAL DEBT I
IS INEARLY PAID:
safe. 9
It is estimated that more than 25¢,
persons WOW made JONPSS; (Continued from First Page)
————-—-———— érulcs. The revision ot‘ those rules“
1' .‘with a number of new regulations. as
‘MAYOR BARTON Econipiled by the general manager and
CONFIDENT TRIAL fapproved by the executive committee
FARES WILL STAY; were adopted by the board.
i
C. \V. Gager. Treasurer. made a re-
: port on the emergency appeal. All ofl
ilhe indebtedness of the hospital hasi
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' been paid except one note of $3.000.
filling 05 Pm: into 959“ 8‘71"? 0‘ fare . Total amount subscribed . . $54,514.05
giving two rides for 15 cents." said . Total amount received . . . . 47.207322
:Mayor Barton in conversation with 318m! due on pledges . , ... 7,306.83
"felt gram reporter.‘ "I simply cannot;
believe that such a thing could even ue on pledgés .......... $7,306.83
be considered after what the commie—l ash on hand . ........... 599.08
sloners have told me and from theIc_ C. Notes and Liberty‘
plainly evident results of the test here; Bonds _________________ 1050.00
of a five-cent fare."
This statement of the mayor clearly . $9,955.91
Total . . . ........... .
iindicatea that he is unwilling to be--I\'ote still to be paid ....... 3,000.00
illeve that Norwalk wil have a higher
|rate of fare than 5 cents on the \Vest Balance. if all pledges are
avenue line where the test has been paid .................. $6,955.91
iin effect since Novetnber 6 last. when Signed
C. B. STRAYER.
it was ordered by the Public Utilities
IGeneral Manager
Commission for 99 days. It has been
continued pending a. final decision as, . .
to a permanent fare schedule. i TRIhm CHURCH NOTES.
Just prior to the ending of the orig“ Holy Baptism next Sunday at 12:15.
inaL 90 day test period Mayor Barton . Candidates for Confirmation who have
and Corporation Counsel William F.1not been baptised must report next
Tammany went to Hartford to call . Sunday.
upon the Public Utilities commission- 1 The Woman's Guild will hold a cake
ers. They met‘ Chairman R. T. Hig-gsale next Wednesday afternoon at
gins and C. C. Elwell and called their i SWIM! & Powell' .
attention to the reports which the g The Wednesday night service and
Connecticut company was making ofgthe Communion service on Thursday ~.
increased revenue over the 10-cent mornings at_9:30 are drawing large :
fare. congregations. More volunteers are
The matter was gone into at length. asked ‘0? the maxillary choirOn Wed- 5
Mayor Barton says. and the consider~ nesday “18h“ , v,
ation even tended .to indicate that the There W“ be a meeting of the teach-
five-cent fare could be extendedto all 9'3 0f the Church School next Wed- ,
sdav night after service. .
lines of the city and still show greater "9 - -
reVerme than- was raised_by the 10 Organ Recital next Sunday night.
cent tare. “We are plainly told by I ~
the commi‘sslon. continued Mayor Advs. Bring good
Barton .“that .before any fare question
was settled.- publlc'h'earing would be,
given. A l
"I know that if the commission
gives Nor-walk the chance. it will,
show itself so strongly opposed to any‘
fare increase that I doubt if 'one will
Sentinel Want
result; - .
SPECIALS FOR THEI
‘ WEEK
““3 Pork and Beans, regular 15o
seller,3-cans ......,...25o
Pure, Jellyinbulk 12clb. -
. “If?! .
Bit-l
'other'i
_ . . ‘
“Here we show that the five-cent:
at the
BOYS AND GIRLS
CHILDREN’S STORE
87 West Washington St. 8. News:
The TeXtile Store
Tweeds and Homespuns
50 to 58 Inches wide
Special Prices This Week
$1.75, $2.15, $2.49 yard
¢
136 Washmgto' n
Stree'
South Norwalk
—-——
Price
at 1°C.
0 He
made at that price.
ToiletTIssue—' I 7for......25c
A. STULL
as Cottage at, next ’ll'orwalk
[I Clearance j
We don't care whatl
uld be put into en‘ect on all lines of i.
e'city and it would still show more}
Mayor Barton said he had been in!
isdon since the statementiirfl
which the; ' ‘
sale
. 0081' $200,009 A mourni
, ‘WASHINGTON. D. a; March‘ 15.—-l
Our
‘ 1%me - 1'
on Friends at the Old
The On Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
on Old Wén
Theyarethe best 0183“
. Evening Classes
oifers you an excellent oppor-
tunity to review your short-
hand or bookkeeping, or to per-
fect your English; spelling or
PM“
.BUSINESISE
Ice, Charcoal:
Wood and
Trucking
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,Fred Hain
"as leadow Isms
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Norwalk Chronicler