“ At Present ,
Prices .,
fondue
Getting
Coal at Cost.
Better Have
Enough to
Carry You
J'nl’hrough -
A Possible
Strike
not»
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a} routing place when on a flowing
L trip. Many take advantage of the
may to listen to
:2)»an EDISON
“The Phonograph with a Cool"
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W953} n3.» :5.
<5 ll'here is no obligation of any
”5003‘. We enjoy playing to you as
winch as our guests enjoy listening
I. the music. Feel at liberty to
drop in any time. rain or shine.
Sincerely,
[he Alfred For Piano Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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1'0 THE PUBLIC
from now until further notice
Median Carpet Cleanini Coming;
he reduced prices on all Bill and
, both washed and dry Ciel-ed
All orders called for and delivered
IHONE III
wmmarmuevenre , _ . W
Cedar Shingles. yet we are willing tojadmit that it
' used them there “Wouldn’t be "dough 'to go around. There‘s
' Asbnetcs ShingleF lineman a briclf house 'ln the lite zone. And
Asphalt Shingleo—good‘where the root is steep enough to use them.
and where careful workmanship is used. And Asphalt Roll Rantings—
nice for flat roofs. Study your roofing problem from all angles, and then: '
bring it to us, between us we can probably hit onto the right thing to .' .
use. we are not half as much intermedin selling you any particular
brand of any particular roof. as we are in—selling you the particular
kind that will make a good job for a particular customer.- JVhateve-r
kind it is. we'll try to give you the kind that will give you. the best
service.
M
The“ Hatch & Bailey Company
John~Manville 00., and gird & sons Roofings
Sheetrock and Beaver Board
BATT ERIE
. The Electrical Storage _Battery '00..
builders of the “Exide,” are the largest and
oldest manufacturers of storage: batteries in
the world. ' -
Why bother with V unknown’ batteries
when you’can get an Exide at the same price.
Special batteries forwireless work of all
sizes. ‘
e
We have reorganized our service station
and the public will get much better service
than formerly.
Exide Service Station
LLOYD R. STURGES, Mgr.
/
67 No. Main St. So. Norwalk, Ct.
eve-yuan?"
: . partment
advisory staff of Coach Zuppke at. the ,
Tarlov Bros.
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auto Block Irel. 1m
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‘ South Norwalk
a! A. SQUARE DELI.
.We will buy your houIehold
« no. papers. junk and all
.. goods. Anything
Price according to tho 3
__ the goods. A square deal
. _' rump F. men!
It, Van Zandt Street
d Geode Alway. on “lg,
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. Attorney-at-Law
flu III-miner u. a. PM on
ATENTS.
5 ‘Cd for Booklet on Pam
.‘ Illa 3t. arugula-ghoul).
EGGS ARE CHEAP
NOW a.
Bhutan-”the eggs you can at the
J, . » : ’iobll‘tlsflpricef a‘xid preserre.
( , -on 0 star Glace.
hop in this solution, retain
nutritive value from six
. " '- to a year. Clean and eas'
me. full instruction wltlyi
one mrt will preserv
. of eggs. e from 15
. yup in pint‘and 'quart cans.
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hill-rues emanate!“
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Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
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Schultze’s Lenten'Fish Specials
.. 75cpr.
.. 55clb.
.. 35clb.“
.. 25clb.
20clb.-
..18clh.
liiclb.
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Weak Fish
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Opened Oysters Solid Meats * . . .
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SaltCodStrips.-........... ....25cn§.
SaltMackerel.......:.....-.........25clb.
FinnanHaddies 16clb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 m Street "
. Booth Norwalk, Corner Rallrhad Avmué and Washington Street.
Stamford, . Dal-ten, Wenpeny‘ .Biaek Rook, Bridgeport
noon-oeooenrtulc
coo.
Consensus m? l m , j‘
resend: Hainfitreet~ ' ; GL0 South semi:
' ingly assured Austria. The question
‘ shit be standardized was to harden
j - , Financiers economists» and»
, , . public
officials fill the newspapers with ad-
‘ 'vice regarding the' figure bf‘standand:
* centimes
.rcents) {017 100 kronenjto as high as
. ‘20 (normally about resets). Dr._,Rog-
‘ - or to the government :wam's millet
nthat the cough-y
3.——The in-
cholosy in
recent ad:
: the De—
RBANA. Ill..-_March 2
c easing’dlnportance of ps)’
athletics ”is indicated by the
dition :ot a. representative o
(13' Psychology to the
University of Illinois, and thge’smb-
lishment of a research organisation
delféwinto the mysteries
work” on the gridiron. or
track. , .
Dr. Coleman R. Griffith.
in Psychology at the University,
undertaken the task of exploring the
new field. which. promises to have an
imptfi-tant bearing upon future coach~
ing practice.
demonstrated the value or the work.
' in the view of Illini athletic oillcials.
Following a. full year's experimenta-
ion on the. local campuS. in “midi
psychic aspects of all the major 8P0???
will be studied. a text book on the
subject will be compiled.
for future coaches and athletics de-
veloped for inclusion in the university
curriculum which will attempt to ex-
ulaln'the pschological phenomena of
competitive games. ,.
The work of Dr. Grimth‘wui be seen
first as a. actor. in
clashes of e. Illinois team next sea-
son. when the athletes. who for years
have appeared in dark blue jeneysv
will be attired in blending combina-
tions t:- orange. canary yellow and
whi . The change is ordered by the
e! 7 e- physiological fact that in look-
in from the corner of the eye only
cprtain colors are visible. The foot-
ball star. in picking a man for a base
will be greatly aided by the rainbow-
like dress or his teammates. The‘base-
ball pitcher. basketball player. and
Associate
track entrant. all of whom also are»
forced to reel; to a gren. extent upon
indirect vision for the success of their
play, will be helped by the new uni-
forms.
One of the mast interesting of a
series of experiments will be made
this spring when Dr. Griffith will sub-
jvcl every member of the football
Squad to .lu exhaustive series of tests
through which he will attempt to ac-
l’rct the personnel of till: 192: confer-
t'lli'i- view-n.
Another plan of interest to the
r‘mu‘ll hr that to determine reaction
in lhc- miners. lly cmnhining tlxv- data
on udurgc number of athlcivs llr.
Griiiith has established an ll\‘(‘l‘:ll.‘.'£‘ rc-
:u‘iiflll time for competitions in the
various departments o{”sports. as an
index of reluthe illt'lllsll and inuscui
lm- spud. 'l‘hc nets now made with
a unique inslrnmtvnt. the Vernier
(“hrounscnpra which mammals time in
lilousumllhs of a second and muy be
made \isuul or inctuzil to dclermlnc
tho \unuus types of reunion. Numer-
ous uxpvrhnems are plmzuml to devel-
op ollnr phases of psychology as re-
flected to athletics. ‘
The course which Dr. Griffith is
formulating. will present data reveal-
ing" crosa Sv't‘llulls of Mir player's mind
at various. mmm ms in the game. and
will unto the wuclicul upi‘ilicntlon of
‘iisl‘cholop'y ti) ll‘l‘ coschcs' everyday
prnlvlt'nls. Such. «muslions as action.
attention. insllnrt. auction. memory
and personal“) Will hr treated and the.
problems. of tight. svlrction. morale
maul mental hutlth. approached from a
new :lllgit.
l‘ntil he can mukv nu exhaustive
study of uthh has under all conditions.
llr. Grimm rv-fnm to cull his finding
svirnce. hut in date his prophecies
have checked so Well with the results
ol-tnim-d on the gridiron that Direct—
or of Athletics Huil’ and his staff have
great hope-s for the future of "The
Psychology of Athletics."
AUSTRIA WILL TRY T0
STABILIZEEERRENCY
VIENNA. March 23.-——It is estimat-
ed that about {4.700.000 sterling will
be available from the three credits.
Czech. British and French. now seem-
is now raised by. Austrian newspapers
whether this amount "will be sumci—
ent to merely pay the luvalid’s hospi-
tal bill until convalescence can begin
or whether it will finance his recov—
ery."
It is agreed in all quarters that the
money must be used to stabilize the
krone and not frittered away 0?
thrown into the same rat holes that
heretofore have swallowed advances.
That the British loan at least and
probably the French/also. is to he un—
der the meticulous administration of
a. British controller. Mr. Young. is re—
garded as assuring its use in. only such
directions as the lenderapproves.
. The press generally expresses con-
siderable resentment at this feature of
the loan and indicates it is shared in
governmental circles. Such terms as
the “8ttomanization”
tlon of Austria," "3 foreign colony"
and similar phrasesare used and the
fact that the famous Gobeline. in part
at least. are in pledge‘tor the British
loan has come in for its share of de-
nunciation as a. "{pawnbt‘oking deal.”
The lmmediate~effect ,of' the an-
nouncement of the‘ loans and the dis—
cussion as to whatr’level the wkrone
the Austrian curt-one 3331 f
exchange. . . y. net Toreign
ization. These range from eight Swiss:
(normally; about .1 1-2
WWW» until recently associations;
5; basis any‘hig‘hef
purchasing power” M the row
lugs are given, by M Q
faculty '
of ,“nso. - 7
amend and.
has
Results already have-
and.a course .
the gridiron
and “Tunisian- ‘
.T and .911”? “1°?“ a
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PLAN mint
p [IF- mmus mu
CHICAGO. Ill.. March 23.-,—Furthcr
impetus to the building' industry.
which shows marked improvement
after being stagnant since the \Vorld
“'ar. is expected from the interlock-a
ing meetings here of the National
Lumber Manufacturers Association
April 4 and 5.‘thc National Construc—
tion Conference under the direction of
the National Federation of Construc-
tion industries. An!“ 3. 4 and 5. and
the. American Lumber Congress. April
6 and 7. President Harding and pos~
sibly Secretary Hoover will speak.
it is predicted that closer identifica—
tion of the lumber organizations .with
the construction industries will aid
substantially toward the revival of
building. and joint meetings will he
hold to this, end. Over 1.2th leaders
tend the conferences which are de-
the building industry. .
The National Federation of Con—
struction industries has invited repre-
sentatives of building trade labor. It
’ is hoped. according to Secretary \\'. ‘B.
Hay of the l-‘cdvl‘llli'on. that for the
first time in this country results of
progress in construction industries
-ma_v be coordlncted into one great
demonstration. More than 1’5 asso-
ciations and firms will prepart dis-
plays showing developments. A'con—
Ian-action. industry dinner will be
s4,‘r\‘cd April 5. _
surfed by various concerns. it is ex-
pected. and action will be taken on
problems lat-fore the industries.
The National Federation of Con-
struction Industries comprises all cic-
mcnts of the building industry from
vllglllt‘Pl'S to plumbers. The National
Lmubcr Manufacturers Association rc-
p’rer-scnts lumber producers. The
American Lumber Congress includes
manufacturers. retailers and represen-
tatives of Wood-using industries.
1‘0 COMBAT AI'TO THEFTS
State Motor Vehicle Department Issues
No“; Booklet.
As part of the effort to'iombatthe
increasmlt trade in stolen and “lost"
automobiles. and to protect the
Connecticut public as far as possible.
the hiotor Vehicle Department has
lnco.poratec‘i in a booklet for distri-
bution among automobile dealers and
repairers a statement cautioning the?
latter to keep a sharp lookout for
engine or serial numbers that have
been tampered with. ,
‘ The booklet points out that a. law
adopted by the last session of the
legislature renders liable to immed-
in his possession any motor. vehicle
with a mutilated factory or engine
number. regardless of whether the
possessor bought it in goodiauh. No
such person can be discharged from
custody until he has proved to the sat-
.isfaction or the proper court thgpwn:
ership of the motor vehicle in ddéutién
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gTirosrrutcd. as the practice is consider-
iu the industries are expected to an.
scribed as a. “Three. Ring Circus" of;
Business will he truth.
l1ld.. writes: “After-"an attack 01 the?
late arrest any person found to have».
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It”, S Spring The In Our Suit Section
Ne... modelsgewfigsddedidauy to the present display
Eb ~ 1. t Correct ’ Chaise—Stylish. Suits
" " SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS
-' ~ Hemespuns and tweeds, splendid values $7.50 to $9.50 5'
WAISTS OF SILK AND VOILE
and his right to it.
"Dealers and repairers are cautioned
to acquaint themselves with the law
regarding engine or serial number."
says fhe department's booklet. "Deal-
ers and repairers should be particular
to see that every motor vehicle in their
possession has an engine or serial
number. which has not been tampered
with., If any doubt exists the dealer
br repairer should communicate with
the State Police Deparftnent without
delay." '
This caution is only one,feature of
the booklet. which may be obtained
without cost at the motor vehicle de—
partment. It also contains all essen-
tial information about motor vehicle
laws and regulations affecting dealers
amt repairers.
department deals exclusively with nio-
tor truck laws and regulations. and
emphasizes. among other things. that
’ drivers who pr :mit automobile trucks
l
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:to coast down hills will be vigorously
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:cd one of the most dangerous clement
‘ ‘0‘).K‘ contended with on the. highways.
3 LEAVING “Tsrisnx POIIAXD.
. \YARSA‘V. March ‘23.——The German
{population is rapidly evacuating west-
ieru Poland. new censuflflzures show.
;l‘toznanla. formerly in "German 130-!
‘3 land." with a prmwnr German popula-
iticn oi‘ 67Sfi00. has now only 351.00“.
g Pomerania? former 420.000 popula—
tion is reduced to 200.000. .
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.‘ For quick relief from the wearingé
icoughs that "hang on" after the“
,grimie or influenza. take Foley's limb}
.93' and Tar. Mrs. K. D. Drake. Childsn
flu that left me with s. opugh
'PMXiaou d vo335fll'hagi3nSs ' .. u
lnothing seemed to relieve me ‘till I
'tricd Folry's Honey and Tar. which I'-
can highly recommend.” It is also
good for croup, whooping cough and
colds. It puts. a. soothing. healing
coatln mgr the inflamed surfaces.
cuts the phlegm. eases lioarseness.
clears the air passages—Stillma-
Powell Corp.
in our Dairy Products means clean
stables, trained mllkere. healthy
cattle._ carefully washed udder-e...
eterlilzed receptacles and louder. ’
unitary method. of handling.
Such cleanllnm means health
do
Back Weak i and; ;
» tame for‘Yea‘rs”
Rub . eaten-u. pain. sitting}
right out with a email trial
bottle offload-“0H '
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when your back is sore and lame, or
.you suirened up. don’t'sufler!‘ Get a
small trial , bottle of old, honest St.
Jacobson at any .
drug store, Pour
“a little in your
hand. and rub it
right; on your
”aching hackrand
by the time your“
count. flit}! the '
Nrenese and ,;
lameness is 503°- .
Don’t stay crip-
pled. This 300d».
ring, ' penetrating -
all needs .to be.
. A
. mesons deflation.
lumhagO. sciatica or rheumatism, hasg
for your (enemy.
Order of no regularly and be
.eure oi therpureat and
Another booFlct just issued by the :
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a
H. Krieger C0.
Good Clothes for Men and
Women on Easy
Payments
CLOTHING
and
. FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRIS
at the
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West Washington St. S. Net-«as
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Clearance
Sale
Now in Progress
GOLDEN’S
Washington St, So. Norris
Ice, Charcoal.
Wood and
‘ Trucking
.l!
—’——-
Fred Hain
Old Friends at the 0”
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet ';
'bars' ,.oi=agbbiaés«sospn 23c .
a
seer Daisy manners at 10c. ,
Telephone me, our. Cigars. They are the best €13”?
Telephone ma made at that price. i:
SPECIALS FOR THE ’ Our '
' ' WEEK ‘ Evening Classes
‘ “ :fl ‘ ’ ofiels you an excellent 081W;
‘ " ' 2 ~ mail to review your 0
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DominoOane syrup. 3mm 25:: 'penmanship.
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