oil
'At Present”
Prices
“You are
C
Getting
Coal at CoSt.
'Better Have
Enough to
Carry You
Through-
7'A Possible
. Strike
on. TOO
. will ilnd our store a convenient
noting place when on g M
iii). Iany take advantage of the
muy to listen to
'i 25er EDISON
".l’ho Phonograph with. Ioul"
W
4 tunes-r: $"2rh .1.—
There is no obligation of any
out. We enjoy playing to you as
Inch as our guests enjoy listening
to the music. Feel at liberty to
drop in any time. rain or shine.
Sincerely,
“lie Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
to THE rooms
Pfiinowcunm further notice in
out arpet Clean Coupon:
Mucod prices on 3.3““
,both washed and dry Clot-Cd
All orders called for and (W
.HONI no
t3
\
Tarlov Bros.
UP—TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
'0 ll AGENTS
00% ”I
MADE
1
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
loath Not-walk
T
but if
_ \ ,
HERE is much talk nowadays about the cry of price-price. True
it is that prices have been, and in many instances aretoo high.
transaction,7wheiher simply. the purchase of a pair of socks or the
building of a skyscraper“ everybody would be buying from push cart
peddlers. Let's not forget that in most quarters.where the cry of
"price" is heard, quality still holds most of the trumps.
what the level of prices—high or low—there will be somebody with a
lower price—without quality—but as aforesaid, quality and the’ right
price, even though higher, can always trump in; You must realize that
good materials and careful workmanship sai'e money in the long run.
Our prices are governed by the quality.
«1
Tthatch 61° Bailey Co. 4..
‘Ex-bRY‘AGEN'r .
INDICTED WITH
-(Continueo iron: Page One.)
price were the only important figure An every business
der McConnell,
+3.
No mains? chief group head
Of
were indicted. ‘
Albert F. Slater. McConnell's
(
prisonment.‘
McConuei l.
, The
. builders
SIZES.
oldest manufacturers of storage batteries 1n
the world”.
Why ~ «bother with unknown batteries
when you can get an Exide at the same price.
Special batteries for wireless work of all
We have reorganized our service station
and the public will get much better service
than formerly.
Exide Service Station
sent. 1 1 P‘P‘Vl
1500115593 1‘. S. Officials.
The indictments were
livered an address before
irict Attorney George \V.
ington. W'alnut
BATTER! E5
Electrical Storage Battery (30.,
of the “Exide, ” are the largest and
him to the grand jury.
against McConnell “at this time would
embarrass the attorney goneral’s of-
lice."
\t’nlnnt “Rolled."
WA SHI NGTON. )Ia rch
Philadelphia. grand jury
indictments against Former '
Prohibition Director 'BlcConnell
Pennsylvania and others.
Gcncral Daugherty dccl. wed last night.
l-‘cdcrnl
tions of Mr “alum." Mr. Danchcrh
the court preoccdings made public to-
day as a consummation of 1hr-
m‘ the dwpnrtmvut of Eusticr:
to thc plans of the dcpnrtmrm
justice without the nssisiancn of Mr.
\R'nlnut and in spit.» of his int-‘ri‘cr-
complclc'y hulls llml \annul.
,l :10 not care to any .myiliinz: morc
011 :h» subject "
1211“".
COAL STRIKE W'ILL
AFFECT 500 000
____‘___
Continued from First Page.
Round Steak . . . .
Smoked Shoulders
Forequarters Lamb . . . . . . . . ... . .
LLOYD R. STURGES, Mgr. '1“ ~ .1):prc\im:1tv "lisiriluutimi of
union min-rs 3,}. 51.1103. obtained from
_, Y . ~ union 5 11 " -. l . ‘ -. ‘ .' , ' x :1»-
6. No. Mam s1. so. Norwalk, Ct. ... .‘f’..‘.‘.’.“.”."“.:.....
I‘ll. his ........... ,. ....... . 9S.000
.O'hio ....................... :. 49.0fm
i‘ii‘i‘ Virginia ....... . .. 45 mo
fin and ............. ' ...... n
I ..__-_. Krntucky .‘ .............. :1. 932
" ' "' "' '“'V'V'VU'VVVVVVVVWWWV‘V' {\rkunsas. Hkluhusun .\‘- Tums HAHN
0‘Vi‘ ..................... 13, ’
Schult ’8 Sat d S . a l Mnlmmu ................... ”.1133
zze ur ay peel S :mmcssms . . . . . . . . ." 11.51110
:msns ............ .."
Missnurii ................. .2 :32
. . Wyoming- .................. T 1; 30
W1lson’s Certified Hams ..... . . . . . . . 31c lb. 3232:5331 """""""""" 3'39
, s ................... . i J
Fancy Fowls . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . 36c lb. “mm” -------------- "“2"
' ' . x ‘ ................ x;
Smoked Beef Tongues .. . . . . .. 40c lb. 3:373:30? . . . . - - . . - $3.12
Canada 20600
Shoulder Steak ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 1-26 lbs Tm sinus 1‘11 \\ hole or part. form
union districts. :ach hearing :1 humor—
22c lb.
. . . . . I . . ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ical designation. No districts. how-
. . . . . . . . . . . , . , , , , 17c lb. . ever. are numbered .‘i. 4 or 28. Dis-
trict No. 1 is the anthracite ilcld
26c lb.
9
around Scranton. 'i’a.; District No.
thc bituminous field of central Penn-
Itami'ord,
Schultze’ s Sanitary Markets.
South Nomaik, Comer Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
sylvania: District 5. \Vestern Pennsyl-
vania: District “ the anthracite field
around Hazelton: District 8. the small
nrazu block field of Indiana? District
9. the anthracite field around Shame-
kin: District 10. \Vashin‘ton; District
' 11. Indiana. excluding tire Bud“ block
field: District 12. Illingigt Disfidct 13,
Iowa; District 1!. Kaunas: District 15.
Colorado: District 16.'uaryland: Dis-
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
Dnrlen, Weapon. Black Rock, Bridamrt
. on A SQUARE DIAL
. will buy your W
I‘lll papers, junk and all
me: figmfinm as.“ ’0'
of the goods. A sour. dos]
m P. man!
I! Van Zandt Street
. . mi Goods Always. Isle.
A
A. M. WOOSTEE
Attorney-now
Miner U. 8. PM 0-.
WATENTS
. . ludlorBooklotonPom '.
mun-1.». enemas-1.
— .1 aces ARE CHE-AP
My NOW
',- all h
.4 \ msgigleefiiczogngagrggeit:
« in u 'holutvion of Water Glass.
.keep in this solution, retain
..
is.
g
. ntnotritive Value frdm- six
, _ - a year. Clean and
,me, full instruction glib
quart will em, g
iloson of 93553 cf tom 15
. up in pint and quart cans.
A. MEAD
. 1911011 possum"
. 8. NM“
‘llm and we
Quality Groceries and Free
A. F. BeckrhannerCanc.
83
IEMIVIV‘EI‘sliing'ton Street, South Norwalk
Fowler’s - Market
'- 69 North Main street, 31111111 Norwalk.
M'MIE. J EANNETTE
56 South MuglORSETIER: AND GLOVER
Wecarryinetoc
trict 17. northern W t Virginia; Dis-
trict ls. “'cstern (‘a 3611: District 19.
Tennessee and Harlan County aim.)
field; District 20. Alabama: District
21. Arkansas. Oklahom and Texas:
District 22. “W oming: District 23
Western Kentuck}: District 24. Michi-
gan: District 24. Missouri: District 26.
Nova Scotia: District 27. Montana:
District 29. New River. Loop Creek
and other West Virginia fields: and
District 30. the Big Sandy field of
Kentucky. Y F
HOLLEY NEED ONLY
PASS EXAMINATION
Continued from Page One.
Delivery.
no: Damn!
as alternates were: .Leiiox Hamilton
- Stuart. No. 2 Pinehurst avenue: 130b-
ert S. Ford. No. 61‘? “'est 152d street:
Oscar Peder-son. No. 507 West-179th
street: Charles Dudley Auéiin. No. 513
“est laoth street: John F. McCor-
mack.No.123 Vermilyea av:enue
\hlrra: Trilling No. 509 W’est 179th
street. and Thomas J. ..Ward No 562
Vt est 162 street.
The requirements are based solely
on scholarship. Three days are re-
quired to complete the tests. which
Phone 1340-1341
Naxal Acadcmy. The papers are re-
. turned to Annapolis. where the mem—
-, hers of the faculty grade “them.
25—1501»
mer Special Assistant United States
Attorney '1'. Henry Walnut was “com-
pletely hulled" by the. action offihe
in bringing
“Considciimr the unjustified insinua-
said. "the action of the grand jm) and
work
:1 (wording
of
IN 20 ST iTES
46 OTHEllS
Samuel B. Wolfe, former chief of.
the Pittsburgh prohibition office un‘
and Jacob Slonaker,
enforcement
agents in Philadelphia under Leo A.
Crossen, LicConne-ll' s predecessor, also
Others named in true bills included
former
secretary; Hiram W. Bender. head of
the permit division of the prohibition
office in Philadelphia; Samuel Singer.
recently sentenced to siximonths im-
promlnent in Pennsyl-
vania Republican politics. and a for-
mer state, senétor. was appointed pro-
hibltion director on the recommenda-
tion of the late United States Senator
Boles Penrose. After his resignation
in January as prohibition director. he
went to Florida. where he is at pre.
returned a
few hours after T. Henry Walnut, who
was dismissed last week as assistant
United States district attorney. had de-
the «.Citi
Club in Which.he asserted that pm-
ceeding against McConnell before the
grand jury had been held up by Dis-
(‘oles and
the attorney general's office at \Vash-
declared that when
he, had desired to procecd against Mc-
Council and present evidence against
that he had
been prevented from doing soand had
been informed by Colcs that action
or,
Attorncy
Ill“ 1r fight
i
are uniform and sent Out from the ,,
I
LEWIS STATES CASE
FOR SIX HOUR DAY,
' FIVE DAY WEEK
Continued from Page One.
the shorter work day doc-s not mean
anything of the kind. They do not
ask for the six hour day as the. max-
imum, but they do ask that they be
given rcaspnablc assurance that the}
will have reasonably steady employ-
mcnt six hours a day tiirOughout the
year. x
“Curler presqnt conditions the min-
crs work eight hours a. day only a
small part of the time each year. in
1921 they wore employed only about
40 per cent. of full time and were idlc
no pcr cent. of the time. They «were
cmployml only an arts-rage of about
NORWALK’S LEADING. DRY Goons sroas
Sport Fabrics That Sing of Springtime ;
Sport Satins—New efiects in self stripes and squares $5.75 yd.
Spur? Cotton Eponges—eimported goods 42.111. wide $1.20
Sport Ratines—White and all the new shades, full yard w ide 15c yd, .
Sport Stripese—Silk and cotton, full yard wide $1 50 3d 3'
\VE GLADLY FURNISH SAMPLES ON REQL EST
Ego:
\LAILS USED TO SEND
D1 TLABLE ARTICLES
A notice £10m V‘Vashington in the
postal bulletin warns that dutiahle
articles iare being received in this
country Ihrough the regular mails.
Fishing tackle. such as artificial flies.
sue-lied hooks. leaders. etc.. are being
sent from Europe in envelopes through
the mails.
The same complaint is made by the
postal authorities of Su‘ltzeriand to
this government. claimingthat regular
l
H. Krieger C0.
Good Clothes for lien and
Women on Easy
123 days in 192]. out of the 300 or
more work days of the year. The)"
cannot make a living: for thcir Tami-.9
lit-s under such conditions. Lust ycari
they warned on storage of approxi-
nmlcly $7M? per man. '
"'l‘hc bituminous mincs cf llw comm
try lulu: :1 capacity of 70(i.0fi0.000 to
m-uumcumo tons n 3131‘. in uormuli
limvs lhc drinaml is for approximuh .
l,\‘ filhwmmml ions 11 your. 11‘ ”iv miu— .
11's 11ml reasonably steady employ-l
ment tin-y could and would masily
producc in a six hour day enough coal
in fill c1 cry possible rmmiremcni. if
it can hc done in a six hour day. why
should minors be required to work
night hours a day only a part of the
limo?
"Many years ago minors were com—
pcllcd to work ten. twelve or more
home a (luv. and when they made
for a shortening of the
11011: day to eight hours lhcy were:
mm with the same kind of light thcy:
arc now facing in their request. for :14
six hour day. llut they won. and tho
country has had all the coal it could
use vvcr since.
“Thu six hour day is not a scare-
mnw. nor is it a mcnaccfo thc conu-
lr)‘. us some unploycrs would have us
hclicvc. Ii issimply a humane prin-
ciplc."
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l
1
1
coxxrxn‘rcr'r vsncxrs.
The following were granted March
2lst. 1922 List compiled at offices of
“'ooaicl' & Dmis. Bridgeport. Conn.
Celestin Borne. Bridgeport. Resil-
ient lirc for Vehicle “'hccls,
Edward P. l'lullaxd. Jr.. Bridgeport.
Hand- operating means for Boring
Mills.
Joseph \V'. C. Bullnrd. Bridgeport.
Multicuttlng Ba‘r.
- Israel Schwartz. Danhury. “'heel-
turning Goose and Alarm.
Moisc C. Chagnon, Dertn Dustpan.
Fdward J. Beaxer. Groton. Clothes-
rack. l“
Celgo H. DeMenitee. Hartford. Musi-
cal Instrument.
Lough & Hopkins. Hartford. Appar—
atus for building pneumantlc tires for
Automobiles. 1’ -
Frederick H. Edwards. Meriden.
Cyrntory Crusher.
Grant Hammond. New Haven. Fir-
ing mechanism'for fire, arms.
Yandcll Henderson. New Haven.
Deodorizing offensixe gaseous emana—
tions from organic matter.
Peres J .Holmes, New Haven Shock
Absorber.
...
Trude-Misfits.
Kellogg & Buckley Co..
Flat Papers.
Hartford.
,SJHIOI to Griat Tlrilnin
’ Financial
gc-y and Tar
good for croup. whooping cough andx
cuts » .the phlegm, eases
ninils from the I’nitcd Stntcs have Payments
hecn conveying dutiuble articles. 1
The country of Latvia, is hcrcafter
to be known as, Lottonia according to
a notice from tho governmcnt of that ‘
nation. In 0111111 to axoid “llfilllldir-
standing u hu )1 may result fxmn 115% r
(11. mo minus “l..1i\i:"1 :1ndl- tion- CLOTHDG
in‘ the LfUlSi] xm‘crnmcut rc-1111;sts and
‘that onlv the lat-er numc Lc used. ,
' F URNISHI\GS
‘JJPANESJ-I GICS’OA DELEGJ 103'. for
TOKIO. March 25 (By Assooiutml - ‘
Piers) “>le .l;.pm1csc ilclcg‘aiion to $8013 .AND GIRLb
thc Gum: C(ml‘r-reucc will lm ll(.’ldf’tl
Halon Gonsuko anashi. Amhns- It th.
in
His imrm d~
into assistants will be Viscount Kiku-
jiro lshii. prcsillcnt of ilxc Council of
the League of Nations. and lingo liori.
Commissioner in London
CHILDREN’S STORE
373W": Washlnaton St. s. Nor-wan
and Pa ris.
,A--..___1
GOOD FOR THAT‘“PLU” COCGH
For quick relief from the wearing
acoughs that “hang on“ after the,
firippc or influenza. take Folm's Ilon- .
Airs I\. D. Drake. Childs.3
Md" writes: “After an attack of the.
(in that left me “iih a severe cough3
P‘lNiaou d 1-0335111' hagiis u 3
nothing seemed to relieve me till I:
tried Is‘olt'y's Honey and Tar. which I.
can highly recommend." It is also,;
a soothing. healing .
in flamed surfaces. '
nonrseness,
colds. It, puts
coating over the
WWO“ Stu
Clearance ,
Sale
Now in Progress
GOLDEN’S
So. Norm}
clears the air passages—Stillma-
Powcll Corp.
PROTECT
YOURSELF
Against the March
.Winds '
Garden C o u r t Cream
of Almonds‘. Reigns
‘ Supreme as a , Perfect
Toilet Cream.
'56s a Bottle
For 8an Only at
The Clifford
Pharmacy
60 South Main Street
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Kingsley & Smith. Hartford Butter.
Knights of Columbus. New Haven.
Magazine.
Russel Mfg. Co.. Middleton n.
ics‘ Dress Belting.
Lad -
AGAIN 0‘1 PHARMACY
GOSIMISSION.
NORWICH March ‘25 ——May or Her—
bert M. Lerou‘ was reappointed a.
member of the State Pharmacy Com-
missionby Governor Lake. today. for
the five year term.
LEROU
SPECIALS FOR THE .
4.13..
. "
PorkandBeanaBeg 150119.1-
7 cw ms ours-r12 19* Wom-
SIDNEY
Gut out. this slip, enclose with So
andjiail it to £01637 '& 00.; 2835 She!-
name and address clearly.
receive in return 7.: trial package con-e
131mg Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound for coating colds and group.-
Foley Kidney Pills tor pains in side:
Street I ** South NorwaIk
3
field Ave. Chicago. Ill. writing your .
You will ‘
ler—30an3251:
Tomatoes—large size can . . 15c
.SoounngSoap........4cbar.
“roast tissues—7.39111 ....zsc
and back; ' rheumatism.
Four; of the purest and
In our 11.115 Products moans om _
stables, trained milks". healthy
cattle, carefully washed HUM
sterilized receptacles and modem
unitary methods of handling.
- Suchwcloanilnoss moans . health
for yourrfamliy. '
Order of in regularly and to
l
Old Friends at the Old
[The Old Well 5c Cigar and
Gigs“.
made at that PB“-
vofiers you an excellent 01PM.
tunity to review your 3301'?
hand or bookkeeping, or to per-
fect your English, spelling 01'
pennanship.
'Ice, Charcoal.
Wood and
Trucking
Ill
Fred Hain
.a.‘
’—
, 62 loadow Stroll
‘Price
the Perfecto 13011that
at we.
on Old W53
best c1383
c
No profiteering
They are the
\ l
. . _ Our
Evening Classes
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' NIERRILL
, BUSINESS
”COLLEGE
Norwalk Chronicler