} ’ Throwing Out
the Life Line
to You
in Oifering‘
Coal of a
Superior Kind
That Will
Save Health,
Strength
and Temper
4
CLOSING
OUT
Our Entire Stock of
New Columbia Records
7 At the Special Prices
, I m Double Disc ...........81.oo
7 3 I 31.00 Double one 31.25
-8 01.50 Double Disc ......... $1.50
Gill It our store and take‘advsnt-
«use of this exceptional opportunity.
i
7 The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
an M.
i I No. Main 8‘. So. Norwalk
10 THE PUBLIC
I}- now until further notice the
7 lent Carpet Cleaning Company
Educ“ prices on all Ila and
' both washed and dry M
u more called for and CW
' PHONE 969
Tarlov Bros.
”ITO-DATE CIGAR ITORI
I0 I AGENTS m
oak
"ADE
“‘1 Baum
rum
Ale. colour-us D-IIIII'I
Block: lei. Ill!
_ F. S. LYON
, JOB PRINTING
loath lei-walk
:M. . -
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
i the Flues, in the Valleys and hard places.- It will
3 stop all the leaks you ever heard of and some that
i you never did see. Ready to use andnot expen— ~
sive—Only $1 per gallon with reduction for ,
larger quantity. V...
The Hatch 89° Bailey Co. .
‘ i Agents for John-Manville Co.
Bird and Sons Roofings.
Crco Dipt Stained Shingles.
Sheetrock and Beaver Board Wall Boards.
BATTERI E5
To insure maximum enjoyment from radio
outfits an absolutely dependable
storage battery is essential
Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at Our
‘ Service Station
67 North Main Street
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
on A scum nm
'0 rill buy your Mold
no. papers, junk and all
code. you
s W
Plies-coordingtotlom-
,dthe goods. Alameda!
.» PHILLIP P. mom
t _ I! Van Zandt Street
hand Geode Always a .ilo'.
I. M. WOOSTEB
Attorney-at-Lau'
. hmlner U. 8.
NATENTS
Inc for Booklet on PM
3,. ud: It.
m.-.
”S
‘5 .
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for .
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
REN’S STORE
Vest Washington or. a. Nomi:
PM 0.00
3mm m
‘ AUTO normative,"
WELDING
' & Chase Garage
017, 13 Raymond Street
South Norwalk, Conn. '
j
Phone 1340-1341
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Schultze"s Wednesday Specials
SHOULDER LAMBCHQPS 28c lb.
StewingLamb..................... l5clb.
ShanksofVeal .........'........”.'.~.'l4clb'.
BeefLiver
l4clb.
FreshPlateBeef................... 8clb.
‘Schul'tze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwalk,'corner Rallread Avenue and Washington Street.
Stamford. Dorian, Weetport, Black Rock, Bridgeport
WWW
'mander,
; _ SPRING SALE
' Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery and
Underwear
56 [South Main St. South Norwalk
.._..,._-.-_--_---._r---_----_._---_-_------,-r--«'-
g » Delivery.
A.F.Beckmannl’c’9°Co.Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Non-walk
.1
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um 33an HELD
..
.REUN
I e Eleven)
(Continued irom Pas
‘ et-
love for the comrades in the gre
ingstthey brought 'them.
I also wish to express my . weep-
every comrade for the kindly in our
tion we received from them n
visitations. « -
CHRISTIAN
Department
thanks to
SVVARTZ, ‘
Commagder. .
F liow‘ln" this ,Senior Vice om-
manoder Oriin M. Price. of Norwich:
who Will‘prohably be elected Depar -
ment Commander at tomorrow mognt
ing’s session, delivered a brief rep {3
and then came the other reports 0
the day. t f A
h re or o s '
Geqdefal fibert P. .Stark, of Bristol,
showed that there were but 1.200 3’6-
maining comrades in good standing
in the state. against 1.355 at the time
or the last report. or this number.
160 passed away. iii this being this:
PM Department Commanders, an
i an Post Officers.
mTlile report of the Assistant Quail;
termaster General, Mr. Stark. $110“?
a balance on hand on April let, ‘0!
8710.06. There were receipts during,
the year of $1,242.76 and disburse-
ments of $1,030.76.
The various committees ap
fOHOW. together with the department
officers and staff, and the councnl of
administration together With . the
present aides of the Department
Commander: _
Committee on Address oi
ment Commander—Past Comman
David W. Sharp, Post 17. New Haven;
Past Commander, Henry W. Bab-
COCR. Post 50. Hartford; Past Com-
Herschel Young. Post
Hartford.
Committee on Report of Senior
Vice Commander—Past Dept. 3Com~
mander, Henry J. Seéley. lost 3.
l
i
sistant. Adjutant
pointed.
Depart-
der.
9
1-1
Bridgeport; Past Dept. Commander.
Richard Cutbill, Post 48, South Nor-
Commander, J.
walk; Pasi.- Dept. .
57. Forest-
Fayette Douglass,
ville. "
Committee on Report
Vice Commander—Past Past Com—
mander, L. 0. Chittenden. Post 42.
Guilford; Past Post. Commander,
George 1. Burton. Post 14. New Mil-
ford; Past Post Commander, Edwin
H. Baldwin, Post 39, Milford.
Committee on Report of Asst. Adjt.
Post Commundrr. C.
A. Breckenridge, l‘osi s. Meridt-n:
l'ust Post. Commander. P. M. \Vilder.
Past l‘ost Com-
I'USX 13.
Post
01" Junior
GC-ncral-—I’ast
‘l‘ost 3, Bridgeport:
inander. \V. H. Hutchinson.
Bristol.
Commute-‘- on Report of Asst.
Quartermaster Genvrnl— l‘dsl imp}.
Commander, Selah G. lllnkt-mtm. Post
26, Derby; Post Post Commamlvr. A.
\Vorkman. Post 34.
Past Post Commander,
Stevie, l‘osi fm. Hartford.
Committee on Report of Medical
Director—Pasi Ilepi. Cunnilamltr. \\'.
\ilil'm-ti: l‘ust
'i‘orri n .E l on:
C.
12.
Ed“ an]
H. Hound}. Post 14.
1‘05! Commander. l.l>\\'lF “K Smith.
1mm 3.", Hartford: l‘nM l‘osi Com-
Aland-'1‘. A. F. l~‘s.rgo. l‘u.~t .1. Bridge-
purl.
Committee on Report m Judge Ad-
\ocate—l'nst l’nsi Commander. “‘m.’
L. I’uVle-S. i’t‘lst 47.
l'ast Post Commander,
S. H. Smith,
Post is. llanliury: Past Post Com-
mander. E. \\‘,. Peck. Post 26, Derby.’
Commiiim- on Report of Chief
Mush-ring: Unit‘wrwl‘ust Dept. Com-
mander. “Hwy .1. Svelcy. l‘os‘t 3,
iridzepori; l‘nsi l‘usi Commnudt r.
Geo. Schildszv. Post 4. So. Manches-
iwr: Commtir. .lnhn Shaw. l‘osi Em.
Hartford.
Committw on Iii‘pOrt Oi' Depart-
ment Chapl..m~~-l‘ast Post Command—
rfr, .l. \V'. lamb: .Pes’. 3. l'lridg‘vport:
l‘usi l’ost Commander, Nelson l..
Stowe, Post :19. Milford; Past l‘osl
Commander. S. H. \Vood, l‘ost ll.
New Britain.
'COllll’iiltiH‘ on leport Oi‘ Depart-
men! infliction—«Past Post Com-
mander. l:. \‘s‘. Palmer. Post 3.
Bridgeport; Past Post Commander,
C. C. Com—lice. Post 50. Hartford;
l‘ast I’osi Commander, \V. R. “’eddlo.
Post Go. Canaan. *
Committee on Report of Patriotic
lustfuctor—J’ast Dept. Commander.
George S. Smith, Post i. Norwich;
Past Post Commander. J. Batterson.
l‘ost 48. So. Norwalk; Past Post'Com-
mander, Charles L. Russell, Post 5.
Cheshire.
Committee on Soldiers' Home
Committee-“Past Post Commander.
Jerome Lem. l'ost is. Danbury: Past
Post Commander. H.‘ l“. \Vilbur. Post
8. Maritlen: Past Post Commander,
George Brown. Post 9. Colchester.
Committee on Report or Dept.
maiden: W. R. C.—Past Post Com-
mander. H. N. Jones, Post 72, Clin-
ton; Past Post Commander. \Vm. E.
Cary. Post 50. Hartford: Dept. Chap-
lain. \Vm. H. Hilton, Post 50. Hart-
lord.
Committee on Legislation—Past
'Post Commander. R. H. Chcney. Post
17., New Haven: Past Post Command-
er. John H. Thacher. Post 5'), Hart-
i‘o-rd: Past l‘ost Commander, John C.
llSht-‘l‘. Post 53. Middletown.
Committee on Credentials—Asst.
Add. General. A. P. Stark. Post 57,
Bristol: Past Post Commander, E. '1‘.
.A bbott, Post 3. Bridgeport: Past Post
Commander, A. F. Hall. Post 8, Mer-
iden. . rad
Committee on 1 Distribution of
Badges—Past Post Commander. A. C.
Clark, Post )2. Norwalk; Past Post
Commander. Ira R. Wildman, ‘Post
33;. Danbury: Past Post Commander
l‘red Snow, Post 17, New Haven;
lzast Post Commander, M. J. Buttery.‘
38:: 48d So. Norwalk: Past Post
man er, \Vm. . '
Hartford. E keep, POSt 50’
Department Oificers and Staff
. Dept. Commander — Christian
Sizing. South "Narwalk. -
l. . Comman ’
Norwich. tier—Orrin M. Price,
J. V. Commander—William F.
Sternberg. New Britain.
Medical Director—Benjamin
Cheney, New Haven.
Department Cha 1 i —- -
tcn. Hartford. p a n Wm. F. H“
Judge Advocate—Samu
VVinsted. el B. Home,
Dept. Inspectors—David
New Haven. ' W. Sharp.
Depth Patriotic
Dagis, Bridgeport. '
hief Muster-in Oflicer——C
Breckenridge. Mex-Eden.” .
Chief of Staff—Ira R. W‘lldman,3
H.
Instructor—J. ‘W_
A.
New London ; i
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elves on the big .
e have
attractive numbers In
3"their ieal Value.
l
in stoc
overblouses that. W THREE
most
3 We pride ours
I . . i
1' LOT N0. 1.——$3-50
3i , . LOT NO. 25535.00,
3| ' . ' t - ’ ~‘ LOT NO. 3.——$6.50
l ‘ . ' Many models to choose
gette. '
EARLY
's 1.15me ' DRY GOODS STORE
”X'EPfi gti’m’ " * Sale of W aists
‘ and. varied stock of waists 3333
k and have gathered some of the
BIG GROUPS at prices far b91333.
from in Silk, Crepe de Chine and G903.
COMERS GET THE BEST CHOICE.
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Council pt Admmistra -
Henry J. Seeley, Post 3, Bridge
on.
D Henry L. Beach,_Po
Richard J. Cutbill.
Norwalk. n. Post 26. Derby.
S lah G. Blakema
“Elm. F. Smith. Post 17, New Ha-
st 50, Hartford.
Post 489 $0th
' n.
“The following were appointed‘ on
the staff of the Dept. Commander.
E. N. Jarvis, Post 23, figmtoiti‘
H. R. Rugs. Post-1i. B__ gepo .
\Vm. C. Steelg, Post 5D, Hartford.
\Vm. E. Cone, Post 50. Hartford.
29-31 West Washington Street
t.
G o. Sanger. Post 3. Bridgepor
Mg: ll. \Varner, Test 3. Iiridgffporg.
Augustus Dole. Post 2. Bar or . . ‘
1mm... moa' The House Where Trading Become. a
town. 3 , 3
\‘Vm. F. Smith. Po. »
Frank A. Powers, Post 34. Tcrring- Pleasure.»
ion.
S. l..
John N. Lyman. 0
John H. 'l‘haycr. Post 3-.
ton. . .
Geo. D. Buck. Post 48. Sangaiuck.
Thomas \Yalker. Post 16, Southmg- I
Stocking. Post i. Norwich.
Post 33. \Vinsted.
Stoning-
The House that
I
Post 53. Middle- '
st 17, New Haven.
l
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l
The House that Cares Not. How Much 3
Money You Have in Your Purse.
l.
Ofl’ers to Clothe You i
mi"- 5" ”“7”” I,“ 1‘; ’é°f‘f,‘.“3.~2. and Your Family on the Nllos3t11.1blfral 3
.i. .l. n‘lt- -. ‘ost . .01 . - , , . .
“.31.. " ”i . fl , 333 W Terms and Offers You Rehab e . ert an
.l. J. Elzea. Post .. sou . - .
wallet 3 ’ dlse.
Geo. \Y. Raymond, Post 12,- .\or-
“alk.
G. A. l-‘rdnkc. Post 1'.‘. Norwalk. 3
Allie-rt A. l’orter. Post 31‘, Milford. - '
rzvnxrsa OF mason PLAY AND
soxos Al HILLSIDE you
nrzxrzr‘fr or FRENCH
onmuxs.
NEW SMALLPOX
CASES REPORTED
IN WESTPORT
(Continued from First Page.)
o‘clock. the French
3 eight
lc School. under the super-
will be u imaging of a committee of :the Hillsit .. 3 ~
mitt-n \Vesilmrl business and profcs- :visicn of Mlle. R059 Allan. W1.” sh?
sionnl lrmn to discuss. measures to i :1 French allegorical play ‘.de la
(hook the disuse. l‘r. John T. Black. l1muleur." The program will include
state commissioner of health. “'lll he ‘also some special dances and songs
ITPSUHI. as will Henry S. Osborn. Dr. prnduced m- the girls themselves to‘
l’lack‘s assistant. members of the g’cillcr with some \“ocal solos by a
liourd of Education and the seleci- iwell-known singer. Tickets rt fifty
men. lir. llolwrt E. Purdue. health : cents are on 531,) h)‘ the pupils of the
(‘ilic-xr of Norwalk, will also be prcs— 253.3100} and at Hamilton and Donnellys.
“m' il’urtherdetails will be announced ia-
At a meeting of the Board Offtcr.
Health of Norwalk hold at Dr. l‘cr-=
duo’s office in \Vest avenue last night. i Sentinel classified
the board planned to include in inside“
budget for 1922-1923 to be presented ‘3
to the lloard of Estimate and Taxa-
tion for consideration an emergency '
tund of $500 to handle any health
situation that may arise. particularly
in reicrencc to the smallpox situation.
At the meeting. it was announced
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ads work won-
HELPI‘I) Br ER MOTHER “TON-
DERF‘CLLY
In these days of “flu.” coughs.
is well to know that every year there
3 into Bodies, F e 11 de TS.
(in Friday eveninsr. April 2ch. at3
classes of‘
colds. croup and whooping cough. up
by Dr. Perduc that the city's pest
l-ouse was ready for habitation, with
the exception of providing a few
pieces of furniture. The place has
been newly painted and papered..
are used more bottles of Foley's Hon—
ey and Tar than of any other cough
medicine. Mrs. S. L. Hunt. 515 W.
with St. Cincinnati, Ohio. writes: "Fo-
ley‘s Honey and Tai- relieved me of a
hacking cough. tickling in the throat.
wheezing and pains in the chest W i:
helping my mother wonder!ully.d
—_— ' recommen
M... swam to...
Riley. editor of the l’ree‘Press. a lo- ,5 . - .. ,
cal 'weekiy publication, was seized by - r
three men late last night. taken into - ~
the hills and tarred and feathered. SPECIALS FOR THE
FDI’I‘OR IS TARRED
. AN D FEATHERED
SALTS IF BACKACHY
AND KIDNEYS HURT
Stop cating‘mcat for a while it your Cream Corn Starch, Speck-l
" ' Bladder is troubling ‘ 9c pm,
.23; Sardines, in Pure Olive Oil
When youwake up with backache} Scans ............... 25c
and dull misery in the kidney region Pure Jelly, 1b. . . . . . _ _ _ . , 12c
it generally means you have been eat-5
mg too much meat, says a well-known": Pork and Beans: reg- 15c seller.
authority. Meat forms uric acid“ 3 cans 25‘:
which overworks the kidneys in their \
effort to filter it from the blood-and
ecu-ongeooeeo‘o
leggy. When your kidneys get slug-
gish and clog you must relieve them.
like you relieve your bowels: remov-
ing all the body's urinous waste. else
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
48 Chestnut St. Phone 3565
/
Men’s First Quality
Rubbers ..... 3.1.00
Ladies’ First Quality.
Rubbers ........ . 1.7
ELF
ERVIC E
HOE
TORE
8 North Main Street
South Roi-walk. Conn.
Old Friends at the 0“
' Price
The Old Well Be Cigar 8““
. the Perfecto Bouiluet
at 101: m
\r 11 Old W
Gig-mug They are of. best cw
made div mt pm.-
4
they become sort of paralyzed and
II con-co 3:. am, raw-n:
you have backache. sick headache.
ditzy spells: your stomach sours.
tongue is . coated. and when the
weather is bad you have rheumatic
twinges. The urine is cloudy. fuller
sediment. channels often ,get‘ sore.
water scalds and you areobligedjo
seek relief two‘or three times during
the night.
Either consult a. good. reliable phy-
sician at once or get from your phar-
macist ahdut four ounces 0:» ~ Ad
Salts: take a tablespoonful in a- as
of water beforekbreakfast for .‘sfiiéw
days and your kidneys wili'theti'act
fine. Thistamous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon ‘juice’:
combined with lithia. and has heen
used for generations to clean and
stimulate sluggish 3 kidneys. also to 3
neutralize acids in theurine so. it no,
longer irritates. thqend'ing bladde
. ,l I“. V . 7" ’fi ‘ T L
Ice, (3McoaL
Wood and '
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I
f MERRILI:
., BUSINESS
,; COLLEGE
Bits for Its Object. 'i‘il‘ce
Things
l—Ihe thorough ‘ trail =::«
705118 DeOple for busmess .~
‘ . Weir favorable introd
“to the business public.
‘ S—rne highest possible»;
Mimi!) employers of 0211.-
uciicn
15?? a
thIs a Good Time
” ' Enter
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