i It is said in wholesale Coal:
«circles that, whatever the out-
Site of the present tie-up in the
unthraci-te regions, the suspen-
- ion? of mining will make Coal
=~yory hard to get later in the
use.
[ To us this sounds reasonable.
5 Would it not be well for you
to secure at least part of your
.. 2.3% requirements for the coming
”on now while the Coal may be
2. M?
1 We submit this question to you
. fiifliout comment or advice. If
~.‘
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0..
you decide to act, we have every-
fling in Coal at present.
4;! CLOSING
Our Entire Stool: of
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-8c? Bailey Co. ’
Agents for John-Manville Co.
Bird and Sons Roofings.
Creo Dipt Stained Shingles.
Shectrock and Beaver Board }Vall Boards.
A Column Appearing on the
First of Every Month
Recording the Activities
of the Girl Scouts of Nor-
walk
The regular meeting of the Officers
Association was; held on April 5th.
Many problems were discussed and a
hike planned for April 23. A Hike to
Stoney Brook was held on April 23rd.
seven Captains and one Council mem-
ber going.
,.Wi1d flowers and fire ma
studied.
The annual meeitng of the Officers
Association will be held on May 3.
king were
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prioel
C 7'0 Double Disc ........... 81.00
1., .1.” eouble Dieo ........r. .125
S .150 Double Dieo . . . .-. . ... 01.50
on: at our store and take advant-
Iu of this exceptional opportunity.
“.3? r.“
. “—595 s.
The Alfred Fox. Piano Co.
I No. Main St. 80. Norwelk
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Tarlov Bros.
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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
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Delivery.
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83 Washington Street, South N orwalk
ran Dummy
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SPRING SALE
Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery and
Underwear
CLOTHING
Ind
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
It the
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w“ "Winston It. a. Nor-elk
AUTO REPAIRIN k
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Schultze’s Tuesda3; Specials,
. Rib Veal Chops . . ..
3 /Stewing' Veal . . .
.‘Shanks of Veal 8c 1b. _
HamburgSteak . 14c lb..-
BeefLiver......
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. ~eeunmmigc¢m 73.“
Nomasmmx»
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'0' birds and found the flowers of the;
"was so hizh we couldn’t get'acroes to
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FORGET-MF—NOT TROOP.
Lulu J. Preusser. Capt.
Elizabeth M. Simmons.
\Ve have had our regu
Lieut.
lar meetings
every Saturday at the Library. On
Saturday. April 1st the troop had
drilling under'ihe
some rigid military
direction of \‘i-‘llliam Provost who has
promised to give us a lttlc drilling at
new meeting from now on.
\Ve have been working" hard on our
tenderfoot work and some of us hope
to take the test as soon as we draw
the American flag. as the other work
in the test has been covered.
Scout Svec. one of our best scouts.
who has been with us since our troop
started is unable to come to the meet-
ings any more and we are all sorry to
lose her.
Scout llgabelle \"argo. Scribe.
CLOVER LEAF THOOP. X0. 1.
Margaret R. Jennings. Capt.
We are very busy with second class
work . \Ve lo-arncd how to set a table.
Our work {or the week was setting a.
Qahlv 01100 a day. On that «lay some
of us made cake and lemonade under
the direction of Miss Knapp.
The next- \\*(ck. lit-cause of
vacation. we ommillml the
W0rkl)‘ rum-ting.
inst 'l‘u-sday we took our test on
the- hislory of the flag. “'1: have not
heard the results as yet.
\VP (\‘pcct to ccmplclc our second
class work in :i :zllort limo.
Scout Helen l‘ro‘mh-rgnst. Scribe.
Ea at e r
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SUNSHINE 'l'l-lflfll‘. NO. fl.
75RISTRAM SEYATT
NORWALK’S LEAD'ING DRY GOODS STORE
As usual we are featuring Nemo Week with one
of the largest and most complete stocks of this jusrh -
_ pOpular corset that will be found in Norwalk. ’
3 Every woman looking for corset comfort is (-01:
dially invited to call.
\Ve Have a Complete Line of all M a k e S of Sewing
, Machine Needles at the Notion Counter.
{be
. ‘ ‘
"..-\_
sass:
can be Second Class Scouts before
summer.
Scout Jenner was invested as a ten-
derfoot on the 24th and is now proud-
ly wearing her pin.
Patrol 1. Patrol Leader Hanford.
Corp. Elluis ahead one point on patrol
merits. ,
Scout Margaret Raye, SCI")G.
FAREWELL SOCIAL
FOR CHOIR MEMBERS
Continued from Page one.
members of the chorus that has made
the work of the {our yo-ars’ existence
oi" the chorus hs now organizcd so ac—
rrptalilu- to thc church and so (‘lleS-
able to the lnrnlhflrs, and the enc-
igup: was quickly spent in the best of
l-ltlilll (.‘nnnlit‘llllll. Palm.
0n April first. lll" Sunshine Troop}
lll'l'l an April Pool party at tho-ii-
ln- . ling Ill-it‘l‘ which was i njoynl \rr}
much l-y nll thi- scouts. Mum [:Jllll'fi
m w» ill.“ -l null llu- luck} priym win-
ncrs wore. Scout Mildr- d \\'('h(-r and
'l‘hcoun l‘lairk who “‘I’l‘c lucky enough
Io \\'lll mnrc than 01‘.- Pl'lzl‘. Just Inc-l
lnrt- i‘tl‘i‘vslnllcnts “‘vl‘v Se‘er‘d Illi-
Troop prl arm-.11 llicir Captain with a
very pretty lzluster Lily which was it
grout surprise.
(m llu- filth Of April. Anna May 1.0-,
units _1milml our lump. "
\Vc arc :~'.l \u-r) busy now with our
flower gardens. l‘tnch l'nlrol has its
ov‘" m'lr-lcn : l‘~l wc are striving to $00
which T‘ullol can raise the best flow—
("[5,
Si out Adelina Chase. Scrihc.‘
\‘lUl.lZ’l‘ 'l‘llillll‘. NO.
Anna 1.. l'rcnllvrrznsi. (Vim.
Katherine Prcmlcrgnsi. Licul.
'i‘hcrv \Vus no hurling of the troop
on l-‘riday. April 14. but the following
work. April ”II. We hikcd to (‘nlf T‘ns-
our turf-ling thcnn
Aftvr opening cxvrcisvs we popped
porn and enjoyed other “cats." The
Troop has rrccnlly inwstcd in :1 corn
WWW-1‘ nnd (‘nptuin i‘rcuderunst mode
inc fir» with only one match and no
paper. \Ve had relay andtlong' dis-
tance rum-s and a game of keep away
lmskcllmll: lhcn put out thc fire. had
our Good-night Circle and relurncd
home. ,
A! the first meeting in .\la,\' we shall
begin a. new patrol system. ’l‘hcre will
he only tno patrols. instead of three.
us SO many scouts have dropped out.
There will he points given for attend-
anc:-. dues. work and a special point
for outSide work such as songs. These
points will be for {he patrols. but the
hidlridunl points now used will con-
tinue.
In the last week of April. we cele-
brated our first birthday. Several
members have earned attendance
stars: they will be given out soon to
these scouts:
Gold—Scout C. Riordan.
Sil\'er——Scouts E. Millard. 9. Rior-
dan. J, Fitzgerald. R. Perchino. N.
Linehnn.
Scout Catherine Riordan. Scribe.
to
hire null hold
HOLLY TROOP. N0. 3.
Lottie H. Munro. Capt.
Marian hltiren. Lieut.
The weather man still has .a grudge
against Holly 'l‘roop No. 3 for when-
ever we plan a hike it rains. We were
hard rain held us back and we had to
postpone it until the following Thurs-
! Those
to go on Blonds}~ the 17th but a good _ .
prom] fellowship.
present
He len
Misses
31"“ uel
w-‘rc the
\‘i‘illa \iiller. Miller.
Miller. Lucy llmldely. Clara Reardon.
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Ruth Raymond. Eloise Shove. Messrs. §
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Harry Sterling; and Carlton l.‘H0ni—
int-dicu. )lr. .ind Mrs. John l.. Allow:
Mr. and Mrs. Shun-1y and Mr. Fraser,
were unable to participate in the so-
cial :u'l‘uir. I
For the nvw year from May lsl,
the choir will be under the direction
or Mr. Carlton L'liommedieu, who 151
now entering upon his fifth year as:
ni‘mulist at this churrh. His music!
has been much appreciated by con-i
gregation and choir. us well as by tln- '
special artists who linu- nssistui at?
the cvcnlnl: services. V
.\lr. l.‘Holnnl(uli--u has been mnk~l
inn: an unusual musical record during
the p.15: few years. winning the en-
:mncc “vxdm” prize at the piano. and
mo ycars ago winning a full Yale
scholarship. or which he is now mk-
inp.‘ :plxunt‘ige in addition to his mus:—
it‘dl course. and recently winning the
(road contest at Yale ever all com-
yeiilors.
The plans for the new year would
be incomplete without the inclusion
of Mrs. John J. Snavcly. whose voice
and interpretation have gixen pleas-
ure to :1” during the. past four years
in which she has been contralto so—
loist. which position she. will retain.
Mrs. Leonard Brown becomes the
soprano soloist. with the unanimous
approval or” the music committee and
choir.
For the regular seniccs the solo
work will tall upon Mrs. Brown and
Mrs. Snavcly. there licing no present
plan for a permanent quartet; but
for special occasions special plans
are in mind. to be announced in due
time.
—Buy your Victrola at Donnelly'e
on easy weekly payments. Store open
on Some part of the work so that we;
29-31 \Vest Washington Street
All Kinds of Ready
'is not expected to live.
FEARFULLY BURNED
l
WHEN STILL EXPLODES :
l
NE\V YORK. Lial 1.———His clothes.Z
aflame following the explosion 01.3
what the police said was a sovgallonj
still. Cnmelio Cnpatan. "“ stood at’
the iron-barred basement window of,
his home in East 12111 Street, yester—l
day crying for aid. J
I’assemby. attracted by the man's.
cries. attempted to break down the}
door. and. failing. sound an alarm‘
of tire. Firemen battered down thef
door with axes. carried. Capatan to
the street. rolled him in the gutter
and smothered the flames. Capatanl
was taken to Bellievue hospital and2
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“De Luxe” Bathroom
$ 1 42 .50
Bathroom outfit confide offiloon
enameled allover built-in both
, w. ith lieu-y nickel plaid ntfim
. 89124 vitreous pod lav-story.
vitreous chin lot-down tank with ex phon j clout
Ind white celluloid not. All china handle flttggn and
heavy nickel plated mpmdlnpply n‘nee I‘- -"
so give .Won. V 0 1
Sand for Catalog ‘ '
SEENBERG CO.. Inc. 545 Third AvaNJ’.
_
evening‘s until 0 P. M.
Pmmpwfid We: yr
Coughs,Colds, 16'
La Grippe
. Bronchial ,
day. It was too bad for not as many
of the tr op could go on that day. We
"hiked to toney Creek where we made
a fire and cooked our lunch. 7 1t tasted
mighty good too {Drafter the walk up
we were hungry.
Two of the Scouts elected to build
their own fire and after a brief strug-
gle it burned. 7
“qua—.—
.. and
Influenza Coughs
Relief. from the very 5;“ doses
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Domino Cane Syrup, 3 cans 25c
«Pork and Beans, reg. 15o .
seller, Special . . .. 3~eans 25c
ExtraFinePork ......20¢lh.
Noodles ..........3pkgs.25c
O
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment Plan
to \Vear Clothes for
luto Bodies, F e n d e r s.
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kizds
VICTOR \VESELY
48 Chestnut St. Phone 35:” 5'
Men’s First Quality
Rubbers Slitl
Ladies’ First Quality_
Rubbers . . . . ...... .96
ELF
ERVIC E
HOE
TORE
8 North Main Street
South Norwalk: Conn.
Old' Friends at the 03
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouqu“
at 10c.
profiteerlng on Old Well
so _
cigars. They are the best 6283-“
made at that price.
m.—
' A. STULL,
lemma-mum
1 micron,” m - , _
The ' Stillson-Ppwal) Corporation.
After‘luncheon we hunted wild flew—
er and founrk eleven different kinds“
which we could identify. As usual we
had a wonderful day.‘ " l
The Monday before r\ll‘ras very warm.
and so instead of an indoor meeting;
we‘ all went to the woods on {Riverside ,
avenue and looked for birds and wild
flowers. ‘ \Ve saw five different kinds
nks Cabbage. Bloodd‘oot, Hepatlca‘
The river
; n'd Dutchman's Breeches.
the island when; we-were rsure Holete,
Were out. . , '. , ‘
: 3 “Burn ’Em Up Berries” .
PALACE
JOHNNX; Eagles
In Person
With His New Picture
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written t
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Its Object 'l‘lmze
. Things
1—The thorough trainl-nz
young People for business his.
Z—Their favorable introduci‘ion
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Now Is a Good Time
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Has for
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