.‘ Cur Coal"
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Is Proper Stufl.
fled “‘a-nl'
g Be Sure
:3. You Plan
~ 5: To Have
' Enough
To Keep You
When the
Going’s
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CLOSING
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Cur Entire Stock of‘
At the Special Prices
‘5 No. Main 5 . So. Norwa
- "New Columbia Records
fix‘fic Double Disc ........... $1.00
3.01.00 atom. Di’sc ......... $1.25
3 $1.50 Double Disc ......... $1.50
an at our store and take advant»
age of this exceptional opportunity.
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
lk
1'0 THE PUBLIC
. reduced prices on all 3
. , both washed and dry
' PHONE 969
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I“ now until further notice the
“that Carpet Cleaning Company
one
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‘1! order- called for and delivered
W-TO-DATE CIGAR ITQRI
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00% '
MADE
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Tarlov Bros.
PIPE!
_1 y .F' S. LYON
- “JOB PRINTING '
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.RooF COATING
‘
It’s black and dirty. and sticky. Black be-
cause its made of Asphalt. Dirty because it can t
help it. Sticky because we want it that way, and
its this sticky quality that makes it valuable. It
will stick like a burr and shed water like a bird.
If your roof looks too good to leak and yet 1n51sts
on leaking, try some of this Roof Coating around
the Flues, in the Valleys and hardlplaces. It W111
‘ stop all the leaks you ever heard of- and some that
you never did see. Ready' to use and not expen-
sive—Only $1 per gallon with reduction for
larger quantity. , .
The Hatch smiley Co'. .
Agents fol Jolm-Manville Co.
Bird and Sons Roofings.
i‘rl-n Dipt Stained Shingles.
Shoctrnck and Beaver Board “’31! Boards.
Edfiigfi
The Electrical Storage Battery Co.,
builders of the “Exide,” are the largest and
oldest manufacturers of storage batteries in
the world. 7
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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 service
than formerly.
Exide Service Station
LLOYD a. smons, Mgr.
67 NO.'l\Iain St. So. Norwalk, Ct.
_‘ . A SQUARE DELI.
goodl. An
up,-
..fl. uegoode. A reuse
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‘ 0: Van Zandt Street '
.1111. buy‘ your WC
no. papers, junk end Ill
"Price according to the .2?-
tool»
ltd Geode Alwnyn “fig“,
' l. M. woos'rEn
Attorney-at-Lew
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TEN'i-‘s
Bridgepofl. “a
,. . "A. VALUABLE
SPRING TONIC
. really well?
w weakneee,
.. Vzwh cannot be said of the
.4» of a, good Spring Tonic.
you are not really sick. but
For that
no uppe-
. , . -e power and lauitude
: , Iron and Wine. Buy in
Shiny and tone up your eye-
E‘Fowler’s Marfl
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69 NorthMain. Street, South Not-walk. .
Phone 1340-1341
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Schultze’s Tuesday Specials 1
RIB VEAL‘CHOPS . .' ............ .. . 25c lb.
VEALROASTS ...... 18b 1b.:-
STEWING’VEAL 14c lb.
SHOULDER LAMB CHOPS 32c lb.
STEWING LAMB......'....;.;....15c“ lb.
9 ' '
Schultze s Sanitary Markets
. Norwnlk, 39 Main Street - '
tooth Net-walk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Wlohlngten 8m“-
Inmlurd. .oumn. weapon, . Black Rock, Bridgeport"
“ DANBURY. April 3.—Fire caused 7m nasm‘ ’ ' ' ’
- . GIIER P . -
by the explosion of a. lamp destroyed my” BAmangg'DER 00
_ and his wile‘gnuped i ,
the .home of John Falinnki in “feet _ . , -
NEW YORK. ’5‘ -" 3_.-—-Wil liain
Do my early ayeeterd . Faiineki
ty attire. Zlgsger. ’Jn. may
mum
urinate: Mummmtbe
LLOYn’GEoRGE'WANTS" ‘ ‘*
vorE OF CONFIDENCE
Continued sirom First Page
minister will personally introduce to- "
do. reads:
XResolved. That this House an-
prove the resolutions passed by the.
Supreme Council at Cannes as a basno
of the Genoa conference, and that it
will support his- majesty's lover“-
ment in endeavoring to five elect to
them.”
Notice has been given of seven
amendments to'the government’s mo-
tion. but that proposed by the labor.
party is given publicity. The labor
amendment reads: '
“\Vhile approving of an interna-
tional economicaL and financial con-
ference, this House regrets that the.
sc‘optS of'the discussions at Genoa has
beengsowircumscribed. that the con- .
rerence 'must- fall short of a settle-.
merit of the political and economic
.evils which affect Europe. and it. Is
or opinion that'the government which
clearly has not the confidence of the,
country and which is responsible for'
a policy whose unfortunate effects
are to be considered at Genoa. iSKDOt
competent to represent this country-"
These amendments are not likely
to be adopted. At noon it was learn-
ed that Mr. Asquith was confined to
his home with a. cold and would not
be' able to participate in the debate
tonight in the House of Commons.
Premier Lloyd George spent the
morning in receiving Cabinet minis-
ters and Elfin: the finishing touches
to the speech he will deliver l.“ the
Commons this afternoon.
r The first part of his address is ex-
pected to be devoted to a review of
the situation in Europe and trade
conditions throughout the world. He
will than deal with economic restor-
ation of Russia outlining the xoverm
ment plans and the ’attltudc or the
Cabinet in this respect.
' The prime minister will probably
take the occasion 70 reply to recent
adverse criticisms of the government
and himself oy the press and public
speakers. as well as survey the \VllOll‘
domestic and political situation.
if the occasion demands. Mr.
bliwyd Georct- will speak again nl'lcr
the introduction 01' the labor :uncml-
ment to his resolution.
Michael Collins’ .
Meeting at Castlebar
(Continued on Page Five)
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56 South Kain Street
We carry in stock Corsets
figure. and we are sure you will
model designed to
once will be given if desired.
in; towns. The li'm-lirg: was culls-‘-
~1u«-n:1y .E-Tuynin- :‘nti! >1 \nli ii. in.
'l‘ilr cruud nutulurrul luwi thun-
5:13"! :1: rsons. 3mm”: \vlmm \.i=l‘P
YllIlT‘V llOSlil“ l") \‘(liilllnfi “luv hiulkl‘
trout lort'hs ilsz'il as :1 [-l..i‘ul‘ill. His
SIN-'1‘?) u...» li‘v-agumitl) ii‘h :‘i-iiiilwl
an] Hunt .22: allwnii-t um lllII-lt‘ in
rush tlzv lorri-s. says tin account.
but :1 Slipl‘ult‘H‘l‘ u Collins .1": u :1 tie
\nh-er. i lt‘i- 1's :t'miua ml ll \ unvl‘s
(lieu. nun". whit it the ‘W'Ifill “us
stamp-win}. \\l-lll".". ‘zzinh 1‘ .ll‘l sn-v-
-l‘:il p- rsmxs ‘0.“ n- ”411113 E ail-nu. A i
_\u“.".L' 11199 was pin-stun! :1o :1 Fill“
:trrrl .‘ll‘nl ;: lilmllwr Ul ~linls \nrc
firo-il. '
.\l 'll:is llnlili. adds the Harri-upon!!-
out. till ulfitwr jumped up .,u the lor—i
rics which ma iv up the phtti'orm and
declared the meeting: alljaYl'l’lll‘ll in
the interest 0: pvzli‘v.
Ill~2l.l“.\>"l‘. April fl,“ .lnlin .‘lnllin.
«skim: a knock :1! ”iv door of his
home in FF-r';.uiimltel :nrmw last
itgllt, has votil'rmiu-xl l-\ :i salts: of men
who asked if l..~' 51".} \\.i\‘ in the house. .
l‘pnn l‘I'!7‘.\llI-§: m l‘n- negative. Mullin
“as shot tin-mi
.-\ bomb thrown MW” :1 lu-uiroom in
lllr homu- m‘ John Simpson in Arling-
lon sin-rt .\I.'(-Ill:\l4'tl two children. aged
three and st\. ‘
l;().\‘l:0.\'. April 3 (Associulvd
Press). 'l‘hc- British ordnance-
steamer l'plnn. \vlm-li was seized ol‘[
the" Irish coast last week by raiders
who stowed its cargo away in some
unknown place. contained 400 rifles.
not twenty thousand has had been re-
ported. 700 rl'VOlVll'S. 39 machine
guns and {wilt-.ill'“ rounds of rifle am-
munition, together with a small
quantity of exploschs, it was stated
in the House 01' Commons today by
“'inston l‘liurchill, Secretary for the
Colonies. ’
The. Admiralty has ordered an in-
qulry.
A Dublin dispatch Sunday giving
an account of the parade of tl1c~llnb-
lin lmttulion of tlu- Irish Republican
army; when more than 3.000 men
marched away to Smithlield and
took an oath of allegiance to the re-
public.‘qu'otcd a statement by Roder-
ick O'Connor. one of the leaders of
the Republican movement. In con-
nection with this seizure. Mr. O'Con-
nor ln addressing the men. declared
that Ricalird Mulcaliy. the hail Eir-
{nnn Minister of Defence. had caus-
ed the seizure of the chu ican
army‘s munitions and grenade fac-
tories in Dublin and elsewhere. but
that the Republicans had replied to
this by seizing at Cork :1 British ship
loaded With explosives and machine
guns.
MEXICO CITY’S,
* 'BULL FIGHTING I
. SEASON END
(Continued on Page Two} i
the- most‘ popular in many years.
twenty-five major corridas attracting
an average daily attendance of 18.-
"00 persons. it is estimated that
close to halt a million eople have
attended teh Corridas. which started
last October, paying approximately
2.500.000 pesos for the -privilege of
seeing theworld's best matador: per-
form. 4
Although no matadors have been,
killed during the season. bulls have
succeeded in catchinga number. prin-
cipally Sanchez Mejia, who has been
wounded four times, his ~injuries on
three of the occasions being serious.
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FURNISHINGS.
., m , _
mrs-Annhms- ._
been applied.
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Domino", Cane Syrup, 3 ' l
_..cans ..... 1... ...... .2591
Glover or Magnolia Con- f ='
dense'd mm, a. can ..... rac :
Gold cm or Borden’s Evap. I
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PHONE 1‘05
600,000 MINERS i
IDLE INDEFINITELY;
Continued from First Page.
kntwus and ilklaliotnn.
In nc‘nitllon. l‘vntl‘hl i"c;121.<_\'l\'ani;tl
illl'l \\'rsl \irciniu. along v.itll ill-1,
smaller vital l'wlds, \n-rc «'olllitvll on
to svell tlm ranks n: the lliit‘ men.-
l‘l'l"l‘..\‘l=l‘l:(ili. April .i.'—‘".\-0 dis-
orders luul bun l‘t porn-d over the
“oak-("Ml from dry quarter ,ot' the
“1510111 and (‘cnlrnl Pennsylvania
coal llcld. Stun- pniicv‘ “in- resting
at ease.
CHARLI-zsrnx. \v. \‘a.. April aml
Meetings in both union and hon-i
union \liaricts \vr-r-s the only (level—l
opnwnts in the Coal strike ln'south-
rrn \\'est \‘irginln Sunday. while in
the northern Panhandle. the day‘s
proceedings brought forth conflicting:
statements. .
‘ l-‘rcd. Mooney. secretary of District
lT. after a tour of the Cabin Creek
region, reported that all the miners
SAGE ._ Tic.“ nuarnnas
AND nannsxs HAIR
Dont stay Gray: It Darkcns So
Naturally that Nobody
can Toll. ‘
You can turn my. faded hair
beautifully dark and lustrous almost
over night if you'll set a. bottle of
“\Vyeth's Sage and Sulphur 'Com-
pound" at any drug store. Millions
of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea
Recipe. improved by the addition ot_
other ingredients. are sold annually.
says a well-known dru’ggist here. be-
cause it darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that no one! can tell it has
Those whose hair is turning gray or
becoming faded have a surprise
awaiting them. because after due or
two applications the: gray hair van-
ishes and your locks become luxuri-
antiy dark and beautiful. ‘
This “is the age of youth. Gray-
haired, _ unattractive folks aren't
wantedcround. so get busy with Wy-
eth's Sage and Sulphur Compound to—
night and you'll be delighted with
your dark. handsome hair and your
youthful "appearance within a few
days—Adv. ' . ‘
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p‘Q-u—n—o
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which are made to at every type of
find in our Corset Department the
best express your own individuality.
{ Delivery. _,
-A.F.Beckmani1 filo. Inc.
83 Washington ’Street, South Norwaik
I tors stair-ti.
arm 3rd T0 8th
a
SHOW to Select aCurtain
Look'at the curtain 'to see hr-w the tlmzjii will cg,
the decorative scheme of your room.
Look through the curtain to make on... i, 3‘. M
transparent as not to obstruct your "1‘~'“‘:"\lll‘x~?ss,(g
cOursc, the View 15 unpleasmer. .
_-Look at the construction. of the curtain. m w film:
it‘ is not a mere woven material but. .1 13,... 1mm: a tied
_., (or knotted) mesh which won't Slip and “in Mid its
form and beauty until worn out.
Our stock of curtain materials has lat...” “lama
Withrthésé requisites in mild and ln-:1ml.-\ ("'i‘Wihillg.
for attractive window dl‘t’SSin,‘chlufilng a span,“ cits-w.
ing of the famous Quaker trait—Luce.
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CORSETIERE AND CLOVER
South Norwalk
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ETS
Expert assist-
GORSETS FITTED FREE
I'm DELIVERY
iil‘i‘
il’tti-rnutioual
standing staunchly behind
organization's or-
ilu-n-
Ill!)
l-Ar.
From the non-union Tux: River.
Logan and Pocahontas trrriloryllierc
in re im vii-lenccs 01' a strike. opera-
’i‘lu-_v uddcd that normal
production was maintained Saturday,
:iinl tiny dill not (-xpo‘ci any suspen-
sion of work.
l'uiml olficials are paying particu-
lar attention to the New River tie-id.
PROTECT
YOURSELF ‘
- Against the March
Winds
Garden C o u r t Cream ~
_ of Almonds Reigns'
' Supreme as a Perfect
Toilet Cream.
50c aLBottle
For Sale Only at
The Clifford
Pharmacy
60 South Main Street
.: _So. Norwalk, Conn.
SPECIALS mam
WEEK
grated Milk, tall ’siz‘e'can 10c
SeouKnLn‘g'Soap,a barn... . . . 4o
l' .
cm.
in our Dairy Product. mean. clean
stables, trained mlikere. healthy
cattle. earefuily weehod' . In!“
sterilized reoep _lee endpmoilel'll
unitary, method of handling.
Snnh 'elennllneee mealfi' hunt:
for your family.
Order of no regular! and be
our. of the purest index, '
33.3.! 12am! raccoon...
. feet your English. 599'
‘iornv' r1) unit-n, , . ‘3
': separato woman: \:..e.~ .
i .rqr: “Jul" .-,.l g. g.” “.2." c: i;
lord-r no". in...» .- '~""l _
3 "d '*_\' ril'lii'h :11 .4'-\ H .1» k “r
It‘ot‘ul 2‘; in ’.,- -, am. _..]
}:'grort-:.i~m.
I Scalar-'1 Vinson 3 .. -._,
1\lvcl‘r.
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H. Krieger Co.
Good Clothes for Men and
“batch on Easy
Paymcnis
Clearance
Sale
New in Progress
* GOLDEN’S
Washington St., So. Nomi}
'Ice, Charcoal. 3
Wood and
Trucking
3
run at an“
I Old hiends at the Old
A I ‘ Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
‘ at 10c. ell
' ' 11 Old ill
egg-Friggegiife best up"
made at that price.
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Evening Classes
or.“ you an excellent Opp“?
tunity to review your 6110
n to r.
'hand or bookkeeping, Grunge“
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