Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 22, 1922 · page 12

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[It is said in wholesale Cool
éimles that, whatever the out-
3.71% of the present tie-up in the
IAnthracitc regions. the suspen-
sion of mining will make Coal
fiery hard to get later in«thc
season.

To us this sounds reasonable.

“‘onld it not be well for you
to secure at least part of your
#008,! requirements for the coming
boson now while the Coal may be
but

“'e submit this question to you
without comment or advice. If
you decide to act, we have every-
t‘ihing in Coal at present.

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CLOSING
OUT

Our Entire Stock Of

 

 

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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 waterJike a bird.
If your roof looks too good to leakand yet masts
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. Readyto use and not expen—
sive—Only $1 per ..gallon with reduction for
larger quantity.

The Hatch 69° Bailey‘Co. ‘.

Bird and Sons Roofings.
Creo Dipt Stained Shingles.
Shectrock and Beaver Board Wall Boards.

 

 

 

 

New Columbia Records

, At, the Special Prices

‘1 Tlc Double Disc ...........‘81.00
-.‘ I 01.00 Double Disc ......... 81.25
., 3 01.50 Double Disc . . . . .. 81.50
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§ Dull It our store and take advent.
I 810 of this exceptional on

 
 

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The Alfred Fox Piano Co.

I No. Main St. 80. Non-walk

 

 

 

TO THE PUBLIC

no. now until further notice It.
“went Carpet Cleaning Oman,
“V. reduced prices on an m m
”on. both washed and on M

~ .fiATTER‘IES ”

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

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Al orders called for and W
' PHONE 969

 

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Tarlov Bros.

UP-TO-DATE CIGAR "OR.
.0 AGENT
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CflY DER;

mm

Aloo Dolobrml cum
Mono Block to). no:

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F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
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II! A SQUARE DIAL
'0 ‘11! buy your Inna-I'd!

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Fowler’s Market

 

69 North Main Street, South N orwalk.
Phone 13404341

 

 

SPRING SALE

Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery and
Underwear

 

56 South Main St. South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

LISBON. April 21.
Press).—-Captains Saca
tinho, the Portugue'se aviators ibon
reached St. Paul Rocks in their L 5 do ‘
to Rio Janeiro flight, have been ,-
coratéd by the glovet
Grand Cross of ms . ,

Wlhile awaiting arrival at the Ricks
of life new hydrmairplane bemg 5 P
ped to them by the Governmen
fliers have he to
Inanco Somalia. on the cruiser Repub;
lica. This island will be their 119'?
landing place. and is approximatey
300 miles northeast of Pernambuco.

”the “Portugal." as the new hydro};
airplane is called. is expected to real;
St. Paul Rocks in less than two weethe
so that the aviators may begin ' 3,
fourth leg of their journey by May 2
in which event they would probably
reach Dio Janeiro by May 5.

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VIENYA, BLOT ON (‘IVILIZATIO‘E'V

 

Ghtstly nl»mkSSness Stalks the City,
' Says Visitor

 

Conditions in Vienna are so terri-
ble that its present tragedy is a “10‘
upon civilization. So says Miss Clar-
cite Sehon, who has just arriVed in
New York from Pram)" where 511‘:
was active in Y. \V. C. A. work. by

' ‘ f Vienna.
“33'“; ghastly depression and hope-
lcssrlcss that stalks the city'is-so far-
rcaching that even the vision “ell
fed and tranisent, cannot escapc it.
says Miss Sehon. “One of the tens of
thousands. slowly starving to death, a
man well educated and accustomed
to all the comforts of life. said to me
‘W’c simply cannot stand it any long-
cr. If the hunger (HUI hopelessness
does not lift We will he killing each
other next.’ Only a few days later
the riot started."

12 Eton» the war t'm Austrian kron-
I-n were worth the to our American
loll-1r. During Miss Schon's stay the
cxc‘nnnsrr‘ was six thousand krmivn to

the iollar and shortly nitrru’arriflswitfi

W’fifi to sever; thousand."

“’Om- woman told me also
only (fit onc egg Fury Hire-c wenks
and cohsid red lit-rsrli lucky at that,"
said Miss Sclion. "le unix t-rsui star-
utiion and its :iccquancc lay those
lwlpelssly caught in UP." 01‘ the My:
m‘St .Il'l-C-htrnircdgrs n: tiu- war is (‘t’ r-
ulinly a. bio! upon .1)! min-r counuivs
who stand by and show it to con;
tinuc."

could

'l‘nr' i-‘rlvnals, Miss S- tum mi l. .in-
doth; .1 “oil'lt'l‘flal “orig w \"irnnu.
ioniinu thousands o" clzildrcn \iuiiy

.‘l'l‘l shim: chilling: to ilw- nv'mi)’. Miss
Svhun \\'l:u has law '2 mt rev .zs uiiii
1hr Y. \V. C. A. all‘n.“ Sn mrmiwr. HOS“.
has leii Nr-w York 11 r home in
Kentucky.

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“I‘N TED: AMERICAN IDEAS!

(Sn-cl“. Russians. Armenians. Jews
and ficrnrun Plumm- rm- Litu- .
cilia" in Y. “I 1‘. A.
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So num- ruth‘ “no 1.. en the regis-
in th- nitrational
"m Smyrna Y. \\'. C. A.

t-iuss- s

{rations
win-inch .1 1y i

that ii. is 'Ilil‘mlil to se-v‘lzrp an grit-—
.rmtc lun'lfli“: stuff. "Only theistudy
hf ihe lllsxr'i\‘ Sanctum“ makes it

l'ilffilltlt to (in-r in girls of
many as >1\ «‘1' «'u”! nutimmlli- a: i‘v-w
Mus l'lL'UrtllYZBL.‘ personal Mai-mm
clcnii'int~>s. )H‘t‘vj\~‘l‘ dirt-SS. in m-siy and
:wrxivw inr ntlu rs." write-s Jean Chris-
tllu :mm’wlzziml with tho Yam”: “’0—
mvn's (‘Ezristinn Association. in Smyru
mi. "The two lust French teachers

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PATENTS

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'CLornING
and .
FURNISHINGS

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BOYS AND GIRLS
at tho

REN’S STORE

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au'ro neutralise,“
WELDING
glendrick & Chase Garage

‘wnn. on. 13 Raymond sum
. ‘. Couth Norwalk, Conn.

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Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.

f A.F. Beckmannt’e‘Co. Inc.

83 Washington Street, South Norwalk

‘-'r..‘fifld—' .‘

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Schultze’s Saturday Specials '

LEGS OF LAMB ....... ......l....32clb‘.
FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS, . . 40c lb.
Hamburg ’Steak ............ . . . . 2 lbs. 250
Shoulder Steak . . ., ............. . . . . 12c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roasts . ..... . ....... . . 10c lb.
Shoulders of Veal . ..... ‘ . .16c lb.
Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . . . ..... . . . . 17c lb.
Fancy Potatoes......... .......... ..30c pk.

Schultze’s Sanitary Market

Norwnlk, 39 Main 8m: ,
South Norwalk, Corner Railroadi‘flnhuo and WWW Mg , ‘

 

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, owners are planning to ”doll up" their

also is the building of suburban bod-
,ies. It you have a" touring car or other
_ type it can ’ l

in lawn ll;i\t‘ In vn midi-d to uui‘ sum.
To our crmt dvlipht m: discovered
that our lt :liun professor has n l'h.l).
from the l‘niursity 0: Home. Our
tirwsslllzxkllu; instructor. 0m- of tin-
ncst in the city. is an Arnwninn. Our
millim ry instructor formerly sold
l-rrnch hats."

Miss Christie‘s home is Springfield.
Mass.

 

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NEW YORK. April 22.~l’olicc list-
icn d down .A door in a “Hunt 45 strect
nonsv yrslarmly, and recued sixteen-
)cur-old Mnmic Za'roinlsok. who said
site lliul lucn kidnapped and held
prisoner for tun days.

A man who snirl he was \\'iiliam
\Vcisalng‘vr. 23, was arrested on
churgrs of abduction and atsSault all"
le‘r he had been beaten into uncon-
M‘iousnrss l-y dctcctives, whom he
nicnact'd with :‘1 pistol. ‘

The girl said “Kissinger trailed her
in a taxicab as she went to a store.
for h(‘l‘ mother, seized her at a dc-
scrtwi corner and took her to the

tor vie‘pfiVlllR’ her of all llt‘l‘ clothing.

 

 

 

 

HAVElfllJll BAR;
”WWW” lmw

It is a known fact that many car

cars this season and the majority
would be mighty interested to know
of a concern that can paint, do all
features of trimming work and body
repair work. do it in an expert fashion
and at a right price. This article is
meant to bring home the suggestion
in a specific manner by naming the
concern—J. Premru & Sons. 6 Sea-r
View“ avenue, opposite Liberty Square.
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.~ ‘a‘n troubed with such sym 3%
~ MrsaGalloway . ad. the smafigfiuty

‘ ~,‘-~'~1f you find it hard to keep

den and out of sortsgeneran ‘ 1h
" Ve etable ‘ . ~ yngive e
“gent“ ,_ undafau-tnal. We;

' rm‘rcshmcn‘ts at nl ltimrs at moderate

Since my trouble

are nervous and irritable, Without ambi-

 

 

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lll’ENSllllNllAY

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The Girl's and Woman‘s Club, ho:
55 “y'all street, .will opcnvln its new
rooms, on Monday evening, AApril
24th. Catering wit! be one 01 the
new feature sot the club. .

The Scnior Chapter G. F. S. of the
Girl‘s and W'onmn's .Club 'will enter-
tain the other members and their
iricnds on Monday evening. They
extend a welcome to those who may
wiSh to enjoy thcnigclggjifle thgy,
ihéfioct’fh’c’ hZR'Iy decorated“ and at-
tractive rooms. Through the courage
and cfiiciency or the House Commit-
tee. order has come from chaos and
a. task which at first seemed WLll nigh
inmossible -has been accomplished.
The entertainment hall is large and

spacious. beautifully appropriate for
and amuse-

all sorts of din-minns
merits. Small tables for rrfrcshmcnts

have her it placed at lliv sides of the
long room' and the good floor for
dancing will ensure m‘any evenings
of enjoyment. The library and card
rooms are light and airy. llooks and
:m upon iirc plum" m thr library. and
m the card room. :inip‘o- space for
x‘zlrvls and tom‘. Iintrs. mukr- one ff-el
\'.‘rl(‘ulll" and 9.: liotnr. A matron.
who is an noun-ll ni cock. is always in
charge :m-l new of the. athantngcs of
the club will be its dr-rsrtmont in
cooking. The matron “ill not only
look after the comfort of the mem-
lwrs. but Fl"; will be prepared to srrvo

. ; 9"“If“-'_-:;"T"v‘ffvtv-.;.-.a-_.v._
Springtim
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PE De

ChannnUsEAo imyvide ;'
~12M. PONGEES—32 in. Wide .
ALL SILK SKINNER SATiN—. . . . . .
RUSSIAN. canes-:49 ins. Wide .. . .. . . . .

SAMPLES GLADLY FURNISHED ON' REQUEST.

e Silks'Are

Stock of dainty fabrics,0f many weaves, at new 10“.“

I ANTON CRESESf—49in.wide0... ..... ......sm

ALL SILK C CmpFancy Desrgns, 38111.
no
31.,
.........31.oo.si.25,
....... ”$2.693

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Pleasure.

Money You Have in

disc.

READY TO

29-31 “'est \Vashington Street
--. - Theflouase Where Trailing Becomes a’

’ The House that Cares Not How Much

The House that Offers to Clothe You
and Your Family on the Most Liberal
Terms and Ofi'ers You Reliable Merchan-

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

WEAR GOODS

Your Purse.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

as to detail: cone-«ruin:

Information 1

club iflembcrship and regulations ca:
l-r secured by telephoning the seer-‘-
iary, Mrs. li‘echeimcr, 8:4.

 

cost. She Will also take orders. for
rui‘roi-slimems at all iimesatmoderaic
sandwiches. cakes, l-ox
(IC.} 1? will he required that food
shall h» ordered advance—«4m.
HER—41ml no food will be on sale .m-
icss pre‘wimtsly ortivrml.
in dramatics
formed .it once.
(it

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in

and dancing
Other class-
a later date.

(‘l‘l‘svfl
will in':
rs “ill be arrangu‘:

SPENT HALF llEll
- TIME IN BED

Paper’s Wifve Tells How lydil E.
"kh- 8 ereuHeConpou-d
Modeller a WeHWoqu

 

 

lunclicons. 5'
lllt‘ip .md Approval.

The club which was so Slit‘t"‘>>213i
during the past inomiis. [policy‘s in .;
sun grlater future prosperity. rh:
public have already given their quilt»:
The m» m‘m'rsilui
is now inure and is constantly ir~
cn'zisinc. 'l‘ii0 advanlngcs c: the Cluh
l;:i\0‘l‘n‘cn tested by hundreds of WO-
mwn. T‘losc who cherish a keen wish
for the iuturc welfare- ni‘ the club.
dare hope. They lwlit-vv in thc loy—
alty of its members: in the confidence-
or the public and in an assured in:
for the women 0:

lure usefulness
Xoru'alk.

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Carter’sCroek,Tenn.-—“Three ears
ago I was cheetah-invalid. l Spent!
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.. I trouble which'

any one who is
$319!: wife I have
‘ va in own gar-dc raise man
chickens an do ‘11) _ owlrji’ housework?
You may $111115}: .18 letter as I am
ready to an _ mg to help other
vgomen as I have sowell and baggy
‘ sure "—32! .
Gaunwar,.Carter’smCreek, Tear;
Most .women .find plenty to do. If
areu tmthsotnefemaleailment

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up, if you

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SPECIALS FOR THE
W WEEK "‘ ' ‘

 

M a c at o n i, Spaghetti or
«Noodles, Special, 3 pkgs. 250

Extra Finew Pork, 3. lb. - . . 200

Corn Flakes, Special, a. pkg. 5e

Babbitth Laundry Soap

. 6 Bars .'..'....'..._.'..‘... 259

 

 

 

 

 

Leasi ly_ he «have

M1131,” 3‘

being striated '_

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WALK' WITH STYLE
as your companion, when you wear
Prensky‘sclothes. Our suits and top
coats are known for their stylish cut
and perfect fit wherever men put
them on. And for economy, too, as
we can easily prove to you.

LouiS Prensky

19 SOUTH- MAIN ST.-

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Ice, Charcoal.
-Wood and
‘ .Truckmg- - f,

 

 

 

 

‘ The Old Well 5c Cigar and

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

luto Bodies, Fender

Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order

Vs’elding Metals of All 3::

 

VICTOR \l’llSlZli_
48 Chests-5531:. Phone 06'.

 

 

Men’s First Quality:
Rubbers .. ...... ill-
Ladies’ First Quality”
Rubbers .. ........

ELF
ERVICE

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8 North Main Street
South Nor-walk Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

Old Friends at the Old
' Price

 

the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.

Ra, roflteering °
' Inc are the

mode at that Prim

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young people for busnr ‘

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