circles that, whatever the out-
;me of the present tie-up in the
flnthracito regions,' the suspen-
(lion of. mining will'make Coal
very hard to get later in the
Mn. ‘
i To us this soundsreasonable.
‘ Would it not be well for you
to secure at least part of your
Don! requirements for the coming
“on now'whil'e'the Coal may be
had! "'
i _We subnii‘tiihipddeStion to you
hithout cemnient or advice. If
you decide to act,- we have every-
dhing in Coal at present.
r \_. - Ln
CLOSING
OUT ,
Our Entire stock of
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices
in no Double nm........... 31.00
' 8 .11” Double Disc ......... 81.25
x I 01.50 Double Disc $1.50
1381 at our store and take advant-
" I“ of this erccpiional opportunity:
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
l, I No. Main 85. So. Norwslk
t
x.. , .
-. Tarlov BrOs.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR ITORI
'0 ll AGENT. '0.
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JOB PRINTING
loath Norwalk
i It is said in wholesale Coal
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 th
its this sticky quality that
- will stick like a burr and sh
If your roof looks too good to
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 89° Bailey Co.
Agents for John-Maurine Co.
Bird and sons Roofings.
Cree Dipt Stained Shingles.
gheetrock and Beaver Board _Wall Boards.
at way, and
makes it valuable. It
ed water like a bird.
leak and yet insists
Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at
BATTER! E5
To insure maximum enjoyment from radio
outfits an absolutely dependable
storage battery is essential
Service Station
67 North Main Street
Jfidwler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
Our
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F‘ifihv'l‘ indicated the 30ml};
OULD
25% T0 PARIS
from First Paire-
unmov-
Continued
withi'thelr overwhelming preponder-
ance of population would inevitably be
driven closer together to the eventuu
detriment of the peace. or Europe. d
GENOA, April 28 (Associate
Pressl.—The conference sub-commis-
sion of Russia’s aflairs. today had
under consideration the draft docu-
ment of the allied powers' final pro;
poems to Soviet Russia as iramedMa
yesterday's notable conference in r.
4 's villa.
I 13%: agilggmmission was expected
t0 approve the document. which ex-
plains exactly what the powers are
prepared rogue and what they mus
have in enhange.
In‘ thus laying their cards on the
table. the allied leaders hope to put
an end to the present uncertainty and
clear Up the Russian question, the
fore the conference. Tia! doggfgt
in the result of dclibera ons -
pated in. besides the- British Prime
Minister, by M. Barthou for France.
M. Schanzer for Italy: M. Jaspar 401‘
Belgium, and Baron Hziyushi for Ju-
pan.
An indication that the Russians will
insist on maintaining the principle of
nationalization of property in Russia.
was given in their state
night.
a rupture," said the statement in
guard the principle of reciprocity.
which is the only possible basis or a
community or pi'oplt-s and economic
reconstruction."
\Vhili- bending his main ciTorts to
ending the Rusmian deadlock, Mr.
Lloyd George is not neglecting his
plans {or nomaggression pacts, and
several tentative outlines of such a
uocunient have been draftui. One of
”1986 would provide for an interna-
tional military force to protect Weak
nations from ilplrrcssiw- neighbors.
but this is understood to have small
chance of adoption.
' Louis llarlholl. inmi of ”10- French
(it'lvlzation to th- Genoa Conference,
“ill haw» tomorrow morning. for
Paris, to colll‘ir \uht i‘ri-lnicr I'oin-
Cain- regal-dint: druiopnu-nls ill the
conl‘rrmicc. ntcuriiml: lo tlu- Hams
Agency. ii» “iii return from Paris
mat “'Mlnrs'ln)‘.
FORMER SCHOOL
TEACHER’S BODY
FOUND IN CHURCH
Continu'd from Page one.
“Ol’klilg for Jun ft ]‘.-1i.lr' llzn- pul-
:olmgt: lor n n. .t inlnlslrr lo i"‘[|l:lt‘l‘
lhi lit-v. .l. i‘ .‘\l .Ii n. “2.0 “us ciillmi
to (film .i.;u lost in i l min r. 'l‘lu- 30mm
‘vnnlnn find Anna’s nl‘) l-« in dual. :ic-
unwilni, In run: l_\ ..:.il'ulllll s “in; l \.
.ilnim-i llz. ion}. .I; moxiinuti-l) tour
wevks.
all“-
“unit of hvr inlht-l'.
\Vosley T. ii.in~:-, IIUUiNSiOil mill
owner. .‘li‘l' ll .‘4. It \\'.IS raining
when Miss H..ll:l.l lvi'l Lonlv. and Ili‘l‘
body yrslcrilnv-still “as cliui :is thou.
.ind l'l'i'i i-r shoes.
l...~t 5m n
Miss iinnnn w :.,\‘
\\'hrn slis- iv (1 2. .
it"‘k'.
o-\cii lo l.!i
llurin; lil' first \uek Mil >illlill
«much “"5: lllaiii' “or in r. her idioms
said, .m it lmrl lnmi ilitli (Ilillfilli"l"5
custom .n-w ”zonally to it .i\'t‘ homi- ior
lurirl’ not-rind! visits \\‘llll l'iiemls.
Mm. -ilii) u-u-r) lllvilllS ul' Sl‘ill't‘ll
“as r: aural-ll in. “annual production ill
will“.
..~:::upsy County Plush-inn
\\ onuin's
ll ll‘io ll
slonuu-ll
by
lungs \wrc in good cumlillqp.
was i’l-I- rullntd to lmu' lin-
I' anmini-d.
t—. h.
.31 A SQUARE DIAL
We will buy your m
0-0.- M. papers. inn and all
mud-hand goods. mu. yo.
“I. -Prlee according to the qual-
II. of the goods. A senate deal
lime.
PHILIP P. mom
It Von lsndt Street
lmvnd Goods Always - m
F1 _ k
a. M. woos'rna
' Attorney-at-Law
.ee laminar U. 8. PM. 0.00
Page. Nas
‘ ‘
CLOTHING ', '
and
FURNISHINGS
' for .
BOYS AND arms
at tho
CHILDREN’S STORE
I? West Washington It. I. News“
: r7..7
euro 1 , PAIRING,
LDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage
We». .17, 13 Raymond Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
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finances...
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«out.--
happiness.
Making Life Happier
There are many ways to make life happier,
Physical comforts—a cheerful home, books,
pictures, music—all contribute their share to
Each has its price, of course, but there is
none beyond the reach of systematic saving.
More to be desired than even the acquisi-
tion of some things, perhaps, is the peace of
mind that comes in knowing one is able to
have them—that little by little they can be
had by careful planning and saving.
The true purpose of a savings account is
to make life happier. A growing savings ac-
count will make it so.
'
Fairfield County
Savings Bank _
Norwalk, Conn.
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codes. or soothing drugs.
In rm. Sentinel. l
, .“Caiitornia.:l,!&8mn'. who;
- direcions. {diploma in
‘ “Ton poetic;
Hrr \vrlsts sun- r\lllt'il(‘t‘ of inning
bun humid tightly for on extended
pcriod. “though no rope or wire was
found nunr the” lit-d): The body itself
\\‘;l$ \v- ll-prrsnrvml. and opinion that
n ‘n.nl Inc-ll kept on ice. or in a. cold
pinni- aim-.- «ii-iuh was voiced. No
marks of Violence. (-ch‘pt the imprints
about lhv- wrists. were found.
Miss llnnnn was described by ac-
viunintnncvs here as at times melan-
cholic and given to tits of crying. It
a-us said that she had but few intimate
friends. and did not indulge in social
actifltimx
The Mann. family home is but. two
Squares remov-d from the vacantpar
Somme in wnich her body was found.
M0_l_l_l_l_ill!
Clean Baby’s Bowels With
"California Fig Syrup”
Hurray MotherhA half teaspoonful
of genuine California Fog Syrup will
make your crow. trettul baby com-
most important subjectL remaining be»
lncnt of last
"Russia. has not the least desire for 1 "
part. "but she is determined to safe- '
babe-washed
paranoia-.0-
It is .
new
"031m, .
Veflw
year-easy “'3
I
divest-f.“ or
\ ‘l V’
/ ”lion-miss ‘i ‘ V.
Eyerfast
”mitigate? .
and 1mm . _ 9" 1;.
so» no son-m0
'WNtNU‘
rm to W {a}:
wrists s 4&0 4‘
io-
n» m
m
p or mo' win-1m
. 1. . uler shades—The no.0
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iYARD WIDE, 45c YARD, .- - .
,F.
ml“. Arm 1":
- Eli-MEEi-JEEJEE
Tristram 8;; Hyatt
NO. n ls L‘e‘aing Dry Goods Slim
i .. New Attractions in ‘
i Domestic Depart“,
"Ever-feet Gingham employ. «.1... ,l, j
sha'des, 85 inches .wide , 55‘ 5
Dress Gingham—27 inches wide 53
82 inches wide . . I. a
__-____o,______, . “x
W" ' PM Chaim—- "elm a
plaids, 82 inches wide
Perceie——(Highest Quality) plaids, stripe-3
an'd Dolly Narden effects, 36 inches
wide ’
i
San
69g
h
29d
4COURT ACTION HELD
(Continued from Page One.)
is expected that the judgment
the bankruptcy
holders will oppose
proceedings. so
may be (-il‘ccted.’ lien
One judgment
of 33",000 has already been lilo-d
against the company. ,
Keogh n~ Special Master
The bankruptcy petition has not
yet. reached the other of Referee John
Keogh who will sit as Spt‘Clill master
in the case.
The plant of the Morris Mctiil l‘ro—
ducts corporation was erected when
the “ar broki- om in Europe. and was
first caiird the Bridgeport Projectile
Company. It was erected for tln- pur-
pose of making munitions.
Tho- l'nitcd Stair-s govt-rnnlvnl took
nw-r ”in plant when it l-lllcrcd the
War. ll was tin-n known :is llu- Liber-
ty Urdinnncr Company. Later it was
tlH- American (Vail Company. Svu‘ral
:mars .igo llll- nami- was changed to
pull)".
t‘. S. (‘ll.\l"l‘l-Ill .‘llflli’l‘h‘
(‘lmngi- .‘llllll‘ in Timi‘ nt‘ S‘s-“inns
i‘l'unl ’l‘ui‘sday In \lmniny
l-Zu'uinr;
’l‘Hn- C. S. (‘han-x' of ”iv Girls" and
\\‘nn 1's i‘lul- l't'sllllll‘tl nit-clings on
I'l‘nrsfiy i'\t.lllll: n: this week. The
im-inln-rs “mr - iii-lighted with the new
i lulu quarters and i‘xpl‘t'SSt‘ll their ap-
pn-vnilion or the i-ziolts ot‘ the House.
i‘ommltn-v who liil\t' done so much
xor lln- conilorl or the club members.
.\ social llnlc- followed an import-
:-nl l-llslnlss session. it was (lccldcd
in change iilc Univ of (“(‘Ctlilfl from
Tin-min} lo .‘xlunilny cvening of rain
“re-k A business met-ting is to be
lli-l-l ml the first Monday cvcninr.r ol'
inch month. All cntcrtninmcnt com-
nnlivv “us appointed to :irrangv for n.
apt-cm} social evening to be held in
Al‘uy.
I-‘iw m-w members were welcomed
into the clmptcrn which extends it
iii-arty invitation to all girls and “'0—
nu-n who wish to join this chapter of
the club. Delicious refreshments were
served by the matron, Mrs. Collins.
All members of the chapter are rc-
qucsted to take notice of the Chung?
in the date of the. weekly meetings.
ENOIfii—ii TE—A—OHERS —
Continued from First Page.
Although some communities exper-
ienced a. shortage of teachers. an op-
posite situation exists in Bridgeport,
where there is a. city teachers' train-
ing institute. but the graduates of
which are certified unit for teaching
in the Bridgeport schools. To teach
(‘ISQW "(3.9 ‘i. -£ii ‘3 ' '
to take examinations before the state
board of cdlnzatl-m. 'ino ~v~ .
nciput in “near“ .‘lll ‘
consequently many who have completw
M their special training are not plac-
Qd. The educatonai authorities in
Bridgeport are giving this serious con-
sideration.
Three plans of solution appear. one
a. surplus. or raising the standard of
the school so that the graduates can
be certificated to .teach elsewhere in
the state. If one of these: plans is not.
adopted then the school will probably
be abandoned.
. Commissioners Cutting and \Viison
of Bridgeport -are. making a special;
study ofAhg condition and~a réportris.
expected this weekat the adjourned,
meeting of the board of education. I
The necessity for actio'n now arises
from the fact that on July 1. the state
board of education will rigidly enforce
the new law requiring certification of
teachers. The class to graduate in
June will probably number‘lo. and
probably not. more than thirty-five
positions will be available, tethem.
The better salaries now paid to
fortable. It cleanses the little bowels
0: at the wind and gasses. the bile
soaring food aid. ,htomaclt poison
which is causin baby’s distress.
Million 0: others depend upon
1his gentle laxative to keep baby's
stomach and novels clean. and thus‘.
correct diarrhoea. colic. biliousneu.
coated tongue. 'sour stomach. fever._
ish bi-eazh, and constipation. It never
cramps or W. ,.. ' Contains no nar-
D
m
children .61. all , gel
in!
, luv-in- Veedate teacher-fines not. fame. in .
Bah!" ““094 ‘50- ulste- of. Mull” for higher regard. Teachers dredging
taste and inning; latest style
_ andsx'emniur ‘1 . . 7-
teachers make the teaching Iprdféhsimr;
more popular than formerly and class-
enmilmcnts in normal schools of the ’
state show increases'reflectlng the at-
traction the work holds.
Teachors are doing «nuch to popu-
Nav-ive teaching: thmugh'the medium or .
social Events. _
“Nick's in charge 0!- schoolg are
more liberal in their viewsand the
UP BY U. S. JUDGE
fair as their claims
thi- f\"nl‘rls .\l\l:1l l'cmlln-ls corpora-
tion. and the llallli<’ was channmi :1
month ago to the llri-lgrrol‘t \‘Uili'.
TO FILL PLACES
.—
l -y -
more teachers in Bridgeport in not sut- I
being to restrict the number 01' enter- .
ing pupils so that there will not bel
w‘
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pEADY TO WEARGoOps
29-31 West \Vashington Street
All Kinds of Ready to Wear (lollies for
I Men, \Vomen, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment Plan
__[-‘(ll! I'lll <lllll-l.i\
added to h-r charm by apply-
ling beauty (lids and for so doing she
was discharged. brought. no .“c—
;iion and the case has just Leon (1.1:!-
poscd of. an order iwing isaucd run—
stnting her by lcgnl action.
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try on one of ours. You will find the
fit faultless and alteration is seldom
required in our clothes. As [or style
and workmanship. as well as real
,value, you cannot do better even in
the big city clothing shops.
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19 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Men’s First Quality
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SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Macaroni, Spaghetti or
. Noodles, Special, 3 pkgs. 25c
Extra rine'Pork, alb. .. 200
Gomflaku.8peciflapkg.5c
Babbitt’s Laundry Soap
'6 Bars 25c~
—_
Old
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar
— the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
and
no proflteermg on Old .wa
A. STULL
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made at that pm“.
They are the best CW
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MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Has for Its Object Three .1
Things 1
- 4 ~ cl .
1—1118 thorough ' transit ‘
7011118 Pe0ple for busmees 1m.
.. p
2——’I‘heir tavorable in do
to the business public.
' - of
S—The highest possible I .\ “gap
service to employers of cities
, Now Isa Good Time
toEnter i
flamm.lsulerwalk
Ice, Charcoal
trodu
Trucking.
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