Our Coal
You’ll Find
Is Proper Stufi.
Be Sure
You Plan
To Have
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To Keep You
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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 insists .
on leaking, try some of this Roof Coating around
* the Flues, in the Valleys and hard places. It will
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 69° Bailey CO.
Agents for John-Manville CO.
CLOSING
- OUT
Our Entire Stock of
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices
3 81.00 Double Dilc . ..... ... $1.25
3 $1.50 Double Disc ......... $1.50
‘ W] at our stme and take advant—
age of this (‘Xl‘*‘;lli0nfll opportunity.
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The Alfred Fox Piano CO.
’ as No. Main 5-. So. Norwalk
3 75¢ Double Disc ........... $1.00
Bird and Sons Roofings. . ".
l'rco Dipt Stained Shingles.
Sheena-ck and Beaver Board “'all Boards.
' ' second floor structure will be built of
llllllliili and all
NEW llflllE roll-
‘ min FllflEllBllEIl
0
mg the Sound at Wilson
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\Vork was‘started last week on the
beautiful new summer residence .of
Otto Froelicher of New York at “'1!—
son's Point. by contractor A, R. Mal-
kin 8: Son. The new residence “will
be built on a slight crest command-
ing a far reaching view 01: Long Is-
land Sound. .
The building which is estimated to
cost over 860.000 will measure 60
feet by 76 feet and be erected two.
“0‘193 high. The. first floor walls will
be built of field stone dressed and
laid in~ashlar masonry style. The
l
i to Occupy Crest Overlook-
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hean'timber with stucco and half ex-
posed timber finish. The roof will be
covered With heavy grades of peach-
bottom slate, composed of various
' in mottled eflect. Heavy lead 811‘-
, tel-e and drain pipes will be employed
to carry off rain water. .
i The first floor will be occupied
with large living rooms, dining and
l breakfast rooms. each equipped With
I fire places. In the rear of the house
will be laid out the servants' quar-
ters and household maintenance lie.
parunents. A glass encased conserva-
tory and lounging room opening upon
a'wide veranda, floored with tile will
be built on the sound elevation. Walls
throughout the first floor will be
finished in roof plaster tinted accord—
ing to the tastes of the owner. Hard-
BATTERIES ’
The Electrical Storage Battery Co.,
builders of the."Exide,” are the largest and
oldest manufacturers Of storage batteries in
1'0 THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Medical Calpet Cleaning Company
reduced prices on all Inn and
arm , both washed and dry ole-net!
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A VALUABLE
_. SPRING TONIC
The lunch cannot be said of the
advisability of a good Spring Tonic.
you are not really sick. but
to you really well? For that
leeyng. weakness. no appe-
lout nerve power and lassitude
Beef, Iron and Wine. Buy 2.
today and tone up your m
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Dracula!
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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 service
than formerly.
Exide Service Station
LLOYD R. STURGES, Mar.
67 No. Main St. So. Nomallegt.
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk. 1
Phone 1340-1341 _ i
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Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
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Beau; Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
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CHEAPER TRANSPORTATION
IN has organizedas cial food train to
Russu ~ I_ 'i M
. carry Rumanian wheat from Ru-
xnania to the Russian frontier, the
Romanian rolling stock having prov-
wnnsnw. Apnl"4.—All relief
(m and supplies going through
. Poland term-h will henceforth be
Mortal
ed lnsutholent to handle the ml-
elons destined ton-1h: am
. . $’
‘53-
nt; a reduction 01,50 per
wood floors and tile will be laid in the
reception halls and main rooms on
this floor.
The second floor- will lu- occupied
With bed chambers ulcll equipped
with a tile bath. and S’iuu't'l". Three
screened-in sleeping .porches will he
‘nuilt on the suutlnvrst tit-\ation on
the S“L‘Ullii fiC‘Ur. in tin» owne-r's sec-
tion of tile 930.:Sv.
Consolidated Coal Club
Is Formed Here
Cohllnued from first Page
nimui 3‘36 l3 -
ll ;l .‘iw . ~5n‘vialfy since
til. country .\. ~fixr3niv l in .l rmlll
strike and consuiu 27?». I‘i'lll“:'l‘il us {oi
its - tire! on plims ls . \‘Z-l"".l.
The Mix"- F111“. is - \l ‘.ii:io-l by
Chart: :5 l‘. Stilt-Ls. 2: . I.” Plillldgi‘l‘ of
Mir l'ul‘anli-lul- L l." '- i
pa'ly. as ln-ing i3. "l insurance."
Mr. St‘lhlm s;\s_ "imr tugl chllv ill-
sur- 5 to rm ml Hrs 'l't ‘hxvewt prit-r- that
i'lul Fan}. 4
con? l"‘.ll‘il‘ s \i‘11‘ll1; 3‘ 1, entire stinilllel'.
’l‘m l-A is hi‘vuis imitlt ill the
market during: ll‘. ~‘zmtllrr months
lvll'. it is a :lit‘r‘vtllt v‘
to d: lr-rtlliile gust x:
lum‘. reach: «i 1‘»: -~ .t lllt-lllhf-l‘ of the
coal club elinu'nnb s all speculation.
because in) mattrr wht n. ill“ low price
occurs uz‘ how ll-lv it toes. that is
:ln- [irikv “hie“. in-‘lilhers of our
club buy :1“: call. The club also
ilsslzl'is 1:9 “Hutu-s mi .in excrilv-nt
grade of \‘(Hzi
tilll‘lllfl :21“ mn-
svlected and prrpared
.-._' year when weather
conditions .il-E T? t‘w Pl‘n-dlli‘liflll of :1
high. rim-2 -. ;..lit\. And again. the
\‘ill'l- inslz’ws the purchase of coat in
ill... ItlSit‘FY “iv (\er devim d. and it
would t-rm'r .‘. than to buyers of coal;
any yuir i“li in a coal strike year. its
ad\:1lli.‘.fl‘$ .il-v materially increased
and nev-ndihfly attractive."
'l‘u ”lid-iv :t l‘OlH'e-llil‘llt for the peo-
ple of all parts of the city. this com-
pany ililS I‘lhrllui Offices in Schultze's
Sanitary .‘Tul'ke‘ in South Norwalk
and .thl Norwalk Supply company in
Norwalk lw mm..- conducting the club
from its own OffiCt‘S in East Norwalk
an “'eslport.
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.‘.‘ 0R \\' .\LK .‘fl-ZTHODIST
(‘Hl‘lu‘fl NOTES.
Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o’cloek the
Ladies Aid Society will hold its regu-
lar monthly business meeting in the
chumll parlors. Members of the So-
ciety are rtquested to be present.
The bi-n‘o-ekly business. inspiration-
al. ahd social meeting of the Epworth
League will be held on Wednesday
evening at 8 o‘clock In the chapel of
the church. Important business is to
be transacted. Miss Alma Lycett will
give a talk to all present on "File Ep.
worth League Institute." Following
that there will be a. social period. “The
National League." and the "American
League." should have their sides pre-
sent in full force. A case or Schmfs
candies has been receivwl to be taken
and sold by Leaguers for the benefit
of the League work. It will b9 on
hand for distribution on ”Wednesday
evening. and in charge of Irving Dike—
man as "Chief distributer.“ Marshall
E. Hoyt will have charge of the 80-
cial hour: Miss Lucy Baddeley of the
inspirational part of the meeting: and
l-Yeeman Minton. President in charge
of the whole.
At the Mid “’eek service on Thurs- —
day evening- the last of the statements
or Thr- Apostles Creed will be taken
tip—“1 believe in the life everlutlnlr."
General participation in the discussion
is invited. _. '
The Junior Leaguers meet on N-
da.“ afternoon: also the Probationers
SOI‘TH
$60,000 Summer. Rafidehce
“a‘--..--_ -_.
1": for the people, -
:i that point llnsl ‘
l
:Judge Banks Overrulos De-i ‘T
sought refuge in the belief that Meola 'ESJQ f »\\; 9,3
would not dare take action to recover \ ' ' '
in a case involving alcohol. \4‘ \
a
'APRIL 3rd T0 8th
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(or knotted) mesh which
‘ form and beauty until \"0
Our stock of curtain
ing of the’ famous Quaker
NIME. JEANNE‘I‘ "I E g
consmnan AND GLOVER i
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56 South Main Street South 1‘01““
CORSET-S
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We carry in stock Corsets which are made to fit every type 0
figure. and we are sure you will and in our Corset Department the
model designed to best express your own individuality. FJpelt assist-
ance will be given if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE
. How to SelectaCurtain
Look at the curtain to see how the (15:91 “.31 :-
tlle' decorative scheme of your room. ‘
Look’tlirough the curtain to make. w.“ it i:
transparent as not to obstruct your '~‘1‘3‘T:~m..~;:5’ g
course, the view is unpleasmg.
"Look at the construction. of the curtain.
it is not a mere woven material but, a. 13...} l...
with these requisites in mind and illdllti'n morphing
for attractive “'llldOW dressmg, mclumng a. album-a] show.
TRISTRAM o HYATT
N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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wonit shp and will Lg.
rn out.
materials has iywn stir-€1.36 ‘
Craft-Lace.
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H. Krieger C0.
Good Clothes for Men and
Women on Easy
Qualify Groceries and Free
Delivery.
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Payments
1
I REMINGTON
PORTABLE TYPEWRI’IEBS
$60.00
LSED “at.“ \E5
A” El ~, " “ >1
A.F.Beckmann€eCO.Inc.
’ hin to Stree South' Norwalk ‘
23?“?3 g n t, ran: nnmnr I
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, .n‘l ion
rer and upholds the validity of Meola‘s
against \‘zlni-l-li. He cites the
Italy: at Greo-nlwry vs. The Hartford
il‘ust in fllst Connecticut. in which it
~\v..s lulu! that when one party pays
RUM BUYER m. r mml- y and row ives no copywr-
ihilun \\'il;lll‘\'t'l‘. the IlKL’Tit-Yt‘d party
Clearance
Sale
New in Progress
GOLDEN’S
Washingioii at. 50. Nomll
it;
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classified ads work won-
. LiC‘ 1‘:-
' 73” Just unis» for action to recent
.
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“As RIGHTS Sentinel
murrer in Suit Broughtf
By Purchaser of Alcohol,
Who Says Be Paid 7500‘
for Stuif That Wasn’tl
Delivered ’
llootlcggers' customers have
right at law. ‘
That is the substance of a decision
handed down today by Judge John
“1’. Banks in the: Superior Court in
Bridgeport. -
The law doesn't countenance boot-3,
legging. of coumc. but the judge holds"
that. ii a man pays good money for
reputedly good alcohol. and then
doesn't get the alcohol. he has a per-
fect right‘to ‘aue for recovery.
‘ The Case In Point. ‘
PROTECT -
YOURSELF
Against the March
Winds
Garden Court Cream"
of A l m o n d s Reigns
Supreme as a Perfect
Toilet Cream.
50c aBottle
some'
Ice, fiat-coal.
Fred Haiti ‘
Wood and ._
Trucking
<11.
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fl letdow Still it
For Sale Only at
The Clifford
Pharmacy _
so South Main Street
So. Norwalk, Conn.
The case at issue is a suit of Andre
Meola. or New Haven. against, Peter
\‘anech. of Stamford. ’
Last November. the men alleged to,
have entered into an agreement. orali
in nature. whereby \‘anech was to re-
ceive $7.500 in cash and Meola in re—
turn therefor. 500 gallons of alcohoL
Delivery. by the agreement, was ar-
ranged for December.
Meola paid over the $1500, he
claims. but asserts in his suit that
Vanech never made any attempt to
carryout his part 'ofgthe contract and
produce and deliver the alcohol. The
allegation further states that \‘anech
Demurrer’s Claim
A demurrer was filed to tile com-
plaint that no recovery coufd"b'e made
under the rule or law. claitning‘t‘urp
ther that the entire transaction was
illegal and contrary to the. Volstean
on Friends at the ‘
The Old Well 5c Cigar 7
me at that rm f
FF..
Price
the Perfecto Bouquet i
at 10c.
profiteering on 01“-
;HO whey mthebefl . '..
law. - Q _ .1
Judge Banks oven-ales the Demur-
class: both following the school hour.
Attention of :the‘ people of the
church is called to the concert by the
Norwalk Church Orchestra on Friday
evening this weekvin. the Norwalk
Methodist Church. The Orchestra has
been giving Woe to many of the
churches and deserves the support of
everybody,
The solos of Mr. “’1le Ward at
the e’vening service or the South Nor-
walk Church last Sundav evening were
very greatly enjdyed. Mr. Wart] is
I
seneurs rOR Tani
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Domino cane Syrup, 3
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on and
mailing.
Glover or lagnolia. Gon-
leaning-yum
~denaedlilk,
lam W133 ! ' Ouch elonnilneu
one or the he; or the singers that
here been heard in this churchLHia
numbers were "'l'hua saith the Lord."
from "The Holy City: by Gaul: 11 _
Jesus. have sent mine singer: from
“The Inheritance Divine." b§_Shelly;
and “Open the Gates." ‘bY Knapp.
Next Sunday evening Col. Mints-re.
Golde-m- Borden's Sup—t ‘ i 0" MI! family-
liflktfllsixeoanlOo Orderofguoreéularlymu
.; 4.6 t our. of-‘thojumt and
ScoutingSoapru- .;.".
Provincial Officer of‘ the New Enghndm
young people 10':
‘ 3—«1‘he'ir favorable
to the business pubuc.
service to 9311403‘975 0" 0 -
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