v
. It is said in wholesale Coal
circles that, whatever the out-
S—ne of the present tie-up in the
~ 3nthracite regions, the suspen-
sionof mining will inake Coal
"very hard to get later in the
season. ‘ ‘
To us this sounds reasonable.
:WOuld it not be well for you
to secure at least part of your
final requirements for the coming
”on now while the Coal may be
‘ had!
We submit this question to you
without comment or advice. 'If
you decide to act, we halve every:
thing in Coal at present.
, {CLOSING
" " OUT
. J New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices
I 1!: Double Dlsc ........... 81.00
J o 01.00 Double Dlsc 31.25
:I 01.50 Double Dice ......... 81.50
all It our store and take advant-
‘ one of this exceptionui opportunity.
2“ L" -$‘-.{.
p. The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
? I No. Maln St. 80. Norwalk
.— .
1'0 THE PUBLIC
h now until further notice the
‘ “It Clrpet Cleaning may
“not! prices on on [In and
MMVuhedmddryou-fl.
-4louce called tor-um
' PHONE“!
.Tarlov Bros.
"Brown's CIGAR I‘I'OIII
so ll some
m MADE Lug
. 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 lDSlStS
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 reductlon for
larger quantity.
The Hatch 69° Bailey-CO.-
Agents for John-Maurine Co.
Bird and Sons Roofings.
Crco Dipt Stained Shingles.
Shectrock and Beaver Board Wall Boards.
‘ BATTERIES
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
, . F. s. LYON
T‘ I JOB PRINTING
loath Rm
.6“! Jr . .- -.
.2 A SQUARE DIAL
'0 '11! buy your m
1 m r. mom
I! Vln land! m
M Good. Alway- - Cole.
9.
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A m. Woosm
.; ‘ Attorney-strum
“Tumor u. a. PM! one.
Fowler’s _ Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341 .
SPRING SALE
Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery and
Underwear
MME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main St. ' South .Norwalk
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t
I
i
iPATENTs
_ I-dtornookletonm
“III-0t. Irma-I-
pz .. 15-1; has
CLOTHING
‘snd
FURNISHINGS
for
l REN’S STORE
., Ila-t ill-Imam II. o. m
.. ‘va
AUTO REPAIRING,“ 7
WELDING
- : &ChaseGarage
017, 13 Raymond M
loath Norwalk. Conn.
.Wont A“; > ..
. Quality Groceries and Free
a
Delivery.
A. F. BeckmameCO. Inc. .
83‘ Washington Street, South Not-walk
non 1406 ml DELIVERY
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
LegsofLamb.............,.....—...--.
Loin Lamb Chops................
SmokedTongues.....-.............
Beef Liver......................
Fresh‘Plate Beef I 7c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary ' Markets
Norwalk, 39 m m:
south Nomlk, COI’IIII' sumac Avenue and Washington Street.
Bridgeport
306 .lb.
38c lb.
38c lb.
..12c.lb.'
_ merly the Booker homestead.
James P. Hill' for appoilILment of
____.___._____
(Continued from Page One.)
,
Farms There are three and one half
acres of land. a large house. a comm:
and other buildings. It is understood
the purchase price was 325.000. Mr.
Boyd who is a member of the fi‘i‘m 01'
Boyd & Bord. of New York. expec.
occu y the "'0 "any soon. .
to p l» l has
Another big real estate deal
Fuller.
been made by. Mrs. Robert \V.
realty agent. Jessie Taylor of Greens
Farms has conveyed to Miss Charlena
Guild and Mrs. Guild-Browne land on
Morningside drive. for about $3.000.
The former occupants of the property -
sold to Mr. Boyd were without a
home so they purchased this land to
build a new house on Morningslde
drive. at an estimated‘ccst of about
320.000.
SLEUTHS ARREST
DANBURY MEN AS .
FREIGHT THIEVES
(Continued on Pm TWO)
Hawleyville.
While the thefts from cars have
been occurring for several weeks, 311-.
thoritics says. it was impossible wt
night to fix the money value of the
merchandise stolen. It was said the
thefts included almost a carload of
automobile tires. .
Shields and Albert “'nltz. brothers-
in-law. were involved in the whiskey
caclic shooting that occurred Apr“
16 in the Soncyville district of Dun~
bury.
While the two men. under cover of
darkness. started to roll away TOUT
barrels of whiskey, mysteriously found
in an open lot. {our men in a car hid-
den on the state road shot at them.
Next day Federal men confiscated the
whiskey.
It could not be learned last night
it the finding of the burrcls of Wills—
key in any ~way affected the car
thefts.
NEED HUGH‘SUMS‘
TO REBUILD ROADS
Continutd from Page One.
'l'iit- commiss-on. Cllziiimau Andor-
SOH said. will icvouautnd that Con-
grcss tonlilnlu: to “(mole iln micquntc
program of highway and construction
: lid miliiiltnllucc «lint-tell to the more
mil-Clive correlation ( ‘ highway (runs-
poxlnlioll willl rail and wall-r trams-
porlalion. and that llic stairs and
counties all-‘0 continue their highway
progmms with particular i't-fcl'tiicc lo
farnl-lU—llltil‘kn‘i roads.
The llcccssll) of co—opcralioli
ummu: illn' stun-s to v-i'i'o-cl ll uniform
Luis-is for tuflug nloiul‘ trucks and
olllci' illuior \t‘llllflt's. to fairly rcprc-
arm iht' proportion of liiizlnvny c.\-
ill-um cliurcczlhlo to such \clllclv. will
llc urucd l-y tht- l'Olflll‘llSSlOll. it was
‘ V.
The great success
new faces to our
more varied stock Of:
CLAY COUNTY
FEUDISTS ARE \
SURRENDERING
Continued from Page Two
.—
warrants have been issued have vol-
untarily surrendered and are coming
to Manchester. Others are plan-
the county and some
have intimated that they will not
come. according to officers. Judge
Johnson‘s instructions were ”to bring
the men in." and he announced that
in
ning to leave
if it required the assistance of one
thousand soldiers.
Alter issuing sixty warrants. Judge
Johnson decided upon the wholesale
plan and ordered all residents over
twclvc years old arrcsted. Tim and
George it. ‘Philpott and the Fender
Brothers. who were lenders in the
fight against one another in the feud
which raged iii the little Goose neigh-
borhood until the last term of court.
are members of the posse seeking out
the nllcgcd lnwbrcukcrs.
The trouble about Mill Creek be-
gun Thursday when John Taylor. who
had been summoncd as a witness in
:l lgnd suit. was shot to death from
umlulsli. llcpiiiy Sheriff l‘ilt Sivcrs
late: that day was shit into the
iicilzllllm llOtMi with four at licrs to
serve warrants for persons wanted in
Curtains, Curtain
Curtain CO
Lace and Net Curtains
I. We Rent Vacuum Cleaners byt
he was going to clean up Mill Creek .
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'vvv—
Rugs, carpets, Mattings, Linoleums
Window Shades to Order Our Specialty
HYA.
' vING DRY GOODS STOR
Materials, Draperies
of Home Craft Week served to bring lilallf.‘
.’ rner. We have never carried a larger 0,.
Net and Quaker Craft Laces
Cretonne and Other Draperies of Novel Design
he Day. Particulars on Request.
A‘AAAAAAA
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29-31 West Wa
Pleasure.
The House .
and Your Family
disc.
The House \Vhere Trading Becomes a
The House that Cares Not How Much
Money You Have in Your.
that Offers to Clothe You
on the Most Liberal
Terms and Offers You
shington Street
Purse.
Reliable Merchan-
t'oiillcction with the shooting and
other cuscs.
said. as Well no till'ant‘i’il for uniform
lt-milnlion of motor lmi’l‘m.
Th:- imporllmce of motor transpor-
‘mlion lo lilt- farmer was found not
only to hmv l‘ccn lls cl‘ft-cl in calend-
iiig :lllli l'ri).ill(‘2llll§.. his markets. it was
said. lull in lilo- sharply reduced cost
of nlovl it; his producc to mnrkcl.
The coinilllssmn “us said to luivc
\'lt'\\‘t‘d willi oluilliism the future of
lntt-rurlnn i'lt‘lll‘li' line serving rural
colllmuriillcs in \l"\\' (.l' Ihi‘ tendency
to rccog‘iizr illi‘ m-ccssily for an udc—
quuit- rt-lurn in mil-s for the service
demulidt-d ll_\ lili‘ public. Their \‘uluo:
not only us l‘rt-iu'hl. curricrs. but as it
quick moans nl access to towns for ru-
l'fll rcsialcills was t-nipllllsizcd in lili-
conclusions announced by Chairman
Anderson. ,
The commission‘s study of the post-
al srrVicc us l‘i‘llliinfl' to the farmer
was said to have convinced it that "in-
r‘l‘t‘flfi‘d Dosluizt- mile on second class
"liltlt'l‘ (narccl post) has been parti-
culurly hurclvnsonic" upon farm pub—
licnlinns.
It was pointed out That the service
li‘iltlt‘l‘wl in the distribution of around.
class mailer l-nlnlled less expense than
for pnrccl post. the volume of which
was estimated to now constitute throe-
l‘ourths oi the total postal tonnage.
FIRE EXPLODES ’
CHEMICAL VATS
Continued from First Page
l
company under Tracy Collins and No-
iolon Ctntcr company with “'illiam
Goi't’llc. also rn-spondcd. A distance
of 1.20” foul bclwccn the fire hydrant
and the structure made it impossible
ior the firemen to do much as far as
water was concerned.
The contents of thc housc were
saved by the “.il‘it‘n firemen, who.
upon their arrival. moved all the fur-
niture and clothing into a barn ud-
Joining hie house. ‘
The house had recently been ren-
ovated and painters were expected to
arrive today to make interior decor-
ations. Mr. Givens is in Mississippi
on business. but was notified .by wire
cf the misfortune. , He is expected to
return home shortly.
The place was purchased two years
ago from Floyd Triggs and was for-
It is
one of the oldest mansions in Darlen.
Carl Brogge. of the Darien Depart-
ment. had a. narrow escape when an
otenxsion ladder accidenti‘iiy fell and
grazed his head.
The. place is partially covered by
insurance it was stated by .Mrs.
George \V. Givens who, today Is suf-
fering from a. nervous breakdown.
t pon arriving at her home yesterday
afternoon she minted and was car-
ried to a nearby dwelling. ‘
MRS. muss CmDREN
DISAGREE.
sr. mutt. Minn. April 25.—Petl-
(ions of c mending heirs of Mrs.
either the Northwestern“. Trust Com-
pany or Louis W. an; ”administrator
of her 812.000.0011 estate were denied
by Probate Judge Howard Wheeler in
a. decision filed, yestenday. '
contains d rectiono so simple any we.
man. can dye or tint her old worn.
tailed things; new. ‘Ipven .it she has
.never dyed before. she can put a rich.
.Ilsldelees- color." into :shabby skirts.
dresses. ,waista- , , ,
sweaters, covering... draperies. hang.
in“
Dyes—no outer.
'F‘lt-y “'crc attacked by sixtecn incli
in ambush. Mr. Silvers was shot from
his horse and three horses in the
party stopped bullets. their ritlcrs cs-
cnpliii: by liidim: until darkness fell.
Deputy Sllcrilfs U. l“. \\'liiiu :lild
liullcrt llat‘kcr. lilt-nil-crs of the
party. rcporied "that moonshinimr is
lumpnnl in the Mill Creek section."
'l‘licy sud the lll’llbllsllt‘l‘s who unack-
cd illcn: were armed with‘ high-pow-
(ri‘ll rims and large culibred pistols.
A conspiracy among the Mill Creek
waldo ills to thwart the law has exist-
ctl §(*\('l‘.ll months. they declared.
TllOsc who are in the conspiracy
have agreed to prevent arrest of
members by force of arms and if nc-
l-cssury lo kill office-rs who mighkut-
icmpt to make arrcs‘ls. the officci‘s
said.
LAND DI-ZAI. “1L1.
PROVIDE FOR 500
’ ' Nl-2\\‘ HOME SITES
Brianna-t Realtor Buys 80 Acres in
\“Q‘! Ihl'k 560(k)“ Normans,
for Desciopmcnt.
The purchase 'of 80 acres of the
Ratcbl'ord estate in the \V’est Rocks
section of this city by 0131" Christian-
son. lcul estate promoter of Bridge-
port, is expected to begin a land de~
velopment that will soon take rcmi as
a. new building movement designed to
meet the housingr need which has been
acute here or some time. Papers in
the transaction have passed and sur-
\cyors workim: under the direction of
.\lr. L‘hristlunsou are now» preparing a
layout of. the property which will be
rcndy within a short time.
The 80 acres which are covered by
the deal are said to have been sold to
Clirisliaiison for 350.000. The plans
after surveying call for the cutting of
streets through the development and
the laying out of building lots. lieu
tween 400 and 500 homes sites will be
made available.
ALLEGED MOONSHIN ER
HELD IN $500 BONDS
- (BRlnel-ZPORT. April 25.7—~Mlchacl
VOClarisk.‘of Norwalk. arrested last
\V'ednesday when prohibition enforce-
merit officers combed the woods sur-
rdunding his home and found a still.
460 gallons of mash and a large quan-
lllE insulin, ’- “
illiiillllllllYES
ckageio't «poncho Dyes"
Each ,
Coats.“ stem ,
even/thing. ; Buy Dian,» 0nd ..
kinda-then perfect
Judge Wheeler held flat the con- headache!
trbveriynmong the
h .
3'4‘Slt‘l‘dily waiv-
llrruigncd before
Hugh J. Lavcryl
tily of finished liquor.
td calliniiiation wilt-ii
1'. S. Commissioner .
and was hold in bonds of $500 ior tl‘ltx
court. - .
‘ulillina‘ Kuuz. l‘ormcr stalc light-
wciclit champion. in \vliosc place the!
ofilCci-s ioulid a quart of \vli'lskcy. was
granted :1 continuance of ones week
lwcnuso of it dcutli in his family.
The misc of John Cliiney and Victor
Nikola. the other two Norwalkers nub—
llcd in the same raid. were continued
to Friday all the request of their coun-
scl.
RED PEPPER HISAT
ENDS I{HEC.\IATIS.\I
Red Pepper Rub takes the "ouch"
from sore, Stiff. aching joints. It can-
not hurt you. and it certainly stops
that old rheumatism torture at once.
, “'hen you are suffering so you can
ibudly get around. just try Red Pep—
‘per Hub and you will have the quick-
tst relief known. Nothing has such
concentrated. penetrating heat as red
peppers. Just as soon as you apply
Red Pepper Rub you will feel the
tingling heat. In three minutes it
'warms the sore spot through and
into Bodies, F e ll (1 e r s,
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds
VICTOR WESELYJ
48 Chestnut St. Phone 336 a]
Men’s First Quality
Rubbers $1.00
Ladies’ First Quality_
Rubbers ,........-l
ELF
ERVICE
HOE
TORE
8 North Main Street
South Norwallo Conn.
‘l
through. Pain and soreness are
gone. .
Ask ‘any druggist (or a jar of 4.
Rowles Red Pepper Rub. Be sure to ~ ~ -
get the genuine with the name Rowl-
es on each package—Adv. 4 fl
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
11 ' S hetti or ‘ "“""-
“£3,031; Sipeciallrafpkgs. 25c Old Friends. at the 015
nxtra rine Pork, 9. lb. .. 20c Lr _ Price .
Corn Flakes, Special. a. pkg. 5c The on Well 5c Cigar and
'Babbitt’s Laundry 8°“? the Perfecto Bouquet
,GBars 25c ‘tlo‘; .
———-" No product!!!“ 0'3 old .W'B
made at that
A. STULL °“‘*‘ fl.
recon-gust,th
Ice, Charcoal. '
j “Era-ohm
' . ' lac-chub
- ' MERRILL
COLLEGE
Its Object Three
Tl‘
r—rhe thorough training 0!
'Nm people for business life. .
z-lrheir tremble Wei—1°!
to the W public. ' _ .,
' type of
"" “mice new;
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' Has for
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