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Q. It is said in wholesale Coal
.Hrcles that. whatever the out-
;me of the present tie-up in the
Mtliraci-te regions, the suspen-
sion of mining will make Coal
m'hard to get later in the
canon.
3 To us this sounds reasonable.
‘ Would it not be well for you
in secure at least part of your
Don! requirements for the coming
”on now while the Coal may be
Ind!
i We submit this question to you
hithout comment or advice. If
you decide to act, we have every-
thing in Coal at present.
CLOSING
OUT
Our Entire Stock of
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prim
l mfibouble Disc .....__...... 81.00
8 01.00 Double Dice .......,.. 01.25
__a 01.50 Double Disc $1.50
all at our store and take advaint
III of this exceptional opportunity.
fie Alfred Fox Piano Co.
' No. Main St. So. Norwalk
Tarlov Bros.
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Bird .and Sons Roofings.
Crco Dipt Stained Shingles.
Sheetrock and Beaver Board Wall Boards.
It’s black and dirty and sticky. Black be-
cause its made of Asphalt. Dirty because it c
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 lo
on leaking, try some of this Roof Goa
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,
ak and yet insists
ting around
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FENGTIENERS SEVERE
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There has also been brisk fighting
on the Hun river at Khan, fortymiles
south of the capital. the ChIhhtes
driving General Chang Tso-Lins
forces from the. town.
It is reported that
Cheng-Kun. oi the
and General Lian Chou-Tung. of
Fengtieners. were killed.
TIENTSIN. China, Ma
ated Press).—.The commanders of the
northern and central armies, which
are at grips along the line extending
from this port to Peking. continue to
bring Up reinforcements, ignoring
President Hsu Shin-Chang's procla-
mation demanding that; itlitetzymc‘esa.se
and withdraw t e r _ .
figggx‘ilgral Chang Tso-Ll'i, military
governor of Mukden. commanding the
northern forces, is fully in control of
the Peking-Mukden railway zone.
Plan to Unite Conten’ ding
\General Tum;
Chihlite forces.
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~ BATTERI ES
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
Military Factions in Ireland
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(Continued From Page One)
and Richard Mulcahv. Minister of
Defense in the Dail Cabinet. All five
dissenters have ‘iliherto been against
the treaty. it was stated.
LONDON. May 2. Associated Press)
——Thirteen branches of the Bank of
' Ireland were raided by the dissident
forces of the Irish Republican Army
hose of
yesterday. late reports adding t
Ballinrobe. and \’laremorris. County
Mayo. to the list.
The sums taken wvi‘c not sinicd‘in
{our of the cases. but according to re-
ports here. the Others yielded nearly
100.300 pounds. The raiders gave re-
ceipts for the amount taken.
A number of other disorders are re-
ported . The Dublin correspondent of
the Daily Mail says bands of youth
have begun an organizcd campaign in
\‘S‘cstern Ircland to scizc the county
houses. and that some of tho cxpcllcd
owners have nrrivcd in Dublin. Rail-
roads were cut and trains hcld up at
three places yesterday.
A dispatch to the Times says the in-
lll'l‘~‘ll(lclii forccs at lluplioc. County
I'lonegal. hnvc been licnvily re;ihl'orccd
from Cork and liavn commamir-crcd
sI-vcral buildings ordering: the food
in the shops scizcd. They have mount-
ed machine guns in Masonic Hall.
1&l.\\'.—\Y. May '_‘.——All the posi-
tions occupied by ihc licpuhlicun
form-s lit-Tl.“ “‘(‘l‘P sf‘lzml last night by
iliviiiiwx‘s of ihc l‘f’itlllfll‘ army. repre-
so'llling iliu- Fri-o.- Sinh- Government.
'l‘hcy nut with litilc opposition.
'i lu- principal lmrruclas and govern-
nlvlll (Jilin-s \vvrc lulu n in’vl" “'lll‘i "zit:—
turlmncc. ill“ only (\ppuslllun l-cing at
llw livmnm'c barracks.
KlNNl-IGAD. \‘Jrsl Bio-nth. May 2.-—-~
Regular troops last night surrounded
lllt‘ l-;-.rr:ul\s hrl'u- (n ('lllvit ~l by 1)“;
lrl‘t'lllllii!‘ earns and formal tln-lr sur-
n-udm‘ nude-r tln» llnw-ut oi immwliillc
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‘eciate stocking superiority will always had gr..-
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Ladies’ Fibre Silk HoSe—Black or Brown. Sizes 81/2,
School Stockings—For Boy
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5 and Girls. Special at 25c,35€,39cm,
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OVER STATE LINE
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average of one
seconds was de-
each
so- great that an
minute and forty
voted to the examination of
truck.
Little Beer on Railromls
Beverages today furnish almost 5
per cent. of the truck tonnage mov-
ing cast over the Boston Post Road
at Grccnwich, the report revealed,
while the same commodities supply
only slightly over onedcntli of 1
pcr cent. of the carload tonnage of
the railroads. This was taken to
Show that truck transportation was
considered much more dcsxrable for
lznn railway transportation.
beer i
,hcragc Haul 73 Miles
'l‘lw average haul of the trucks
found in be carrying loads of beer
was about seventy—three miles. indi-
cating that the :rrator portion of the
sliippn-d from .\‘r\v York
(‘iiy linds their dislinuiiun within
the state of Coumcilcut. Trucks of
live-ton capacity and our. on tho
laxurugr. were used for the purpose.
'whmcas ilxc average capacity 01' all
commercial motor vehicles using the
highway \\;is i'ound to be about iwo
ions.
The survey was mud?“ at Greenwich
by the state highway dcparlmcnt. in
hm cru xvs
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Pawtuckot Newlyweds Escape Mob
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I"A\ "l‘L'i‘K i-J'l‘. R. 1.. May 2.——<triko
a) mpathizcis today pickeicd a. church
win-r0. an employl-v ’f the Crown.
Manufacturing Company whose nlill
is :‘ifl'cctrd by the textile strike, was
(or waiting at the bridc's homc es-
corted hrr nuiomobile to the church.
Many cnicrrd. while others marched
around the building.
The ncwlywcds “‘alll'd in the church
for thirty minutcs after the ceremony
to escape the crowd and got away by
the side door. 'l‘hcy were driven in
an automobile to a photographer's
studio. whom they had again to run
the gauntlet before starting on their
married.
'hvo hundrI-tl men and wonman at-
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Quality Groceries and, Free
Delivery.
A. F. BeckmannEaCo. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 .
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Corsets, Gloves, «Brassieres, Hosiery arid
Underwear
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- South N orwalk
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FreshPlate Beef 8c lb.
RibVealChops 24c lb.
FlankSteak...........4.............-28c lb.
Rump Roasts of Beef 18c-22c lb.
Frankfurts...................'..... ‘22c lb.
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honeymoon.
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“11.1. (“Vi-3 Tm: FIRE PRIXCE.
The “‘illon (‘hnrnl Sack-(y Plans Big
Musical livcnl for May.
'l‘lic announct mcnt that (he “‘lliou
C‘hornl Club Will present "The Fire
Prince." nu opcrcltn, in two acts by
David Stevens and Henry Hadley. ni
Cannondalc Hall on Thursday and
l’riduy evz-ni'igs. May ii and 13. will
be good news to many Norwalk music..-
lovcrsfiwho have enjoyed the previous
presentations by this promising musi-
cal organization.
The “'ilton Choral Club has been
organizcd torsomc yours and for the
past three years has been under the
choir master of St. Paul's church, and
under; his linden-ship lms’most success-
fully prcsenied standard opcrcttas
with a high degree of dramatic and
musical skill. Last yenr the demand
for tickets for the performance of
“Pocahontas." which was planned for.
only one uyrning far exceeded the
seating capacity or the house and a
second presntniion was necessary.
\Vhilc two performance will be giv-
en this year the seating capacity of
the hall is limited to 248 seats. all re—
served. and those friends, of. the
Choral Club who wish to insure the
best ones should make. early applica-
tion to members of the club. or to Mr.
Hollistcr. the director.
Those who will assume the leading
roles in the Fire Prince are Mrs. Inez
Lawson. Mrs. Alice Eakland. .Mrs.
Marie Allen. the Misses Eleanor Jeuks.
Adelaide Taylor. Evelyn Becker. and
Messrs. T. T. Mex-win. Nelson Linds-
trum. Norwnif Godfrey. Lawrence
Olmstead. Carlton Weed. Georg‘e Gil-
bert. C. 0. Eakland, Jr. Earl \‘Vhitney.
Lawrence Dolmen. » .,
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XE‘VSPAPER CONTESTS
FOR CONS. EDITORS
A newspaper contest. the first of its
kind'in' Connecticut will ,be held at
the Connecticut “Agricultural COllege
in connection with the annual meet-
ing of the Connecticut Editorial {is-
sociailon on July 29. according to“
the association held at VV’etheI-sfield
recently. The contest will be limited
to weekly and semi-weekly papers
and several prizes will be offered un-
der the fellowlng classes: Best bal-
ancedpaper. best. first page. " be’st
ctr-operation \viht the llurcnu of Pub-
ertment oi Agriculture. In order to
determine. mcn approximately. the
ualuvc of the scrvicc or? any highway. 1
it was v\pl:iill0\l. the typo and not
lionnngc oi‘ the commodities moving
ovcr the road and an estimailou ol‘
lhc value of the products must be
known. This particular analysis drzill
ulih ihc \aluc of transport sci-vice.
:llighway scnice is
(on mllcs. ’l‘hiriy-onc times as much
lu-cr us candy was found to be corn-
im: 0\’i'l‘ this road. This. of course,
was only a minor «Jr-tail of the re-
port.
According to ilic highway depart-
mcnl rt-pori. the following gcncrnl
,concluslons may be drawn from an
analysis of statistics drawn from the
surrey:
1. Drucks in Connecticut are com—
pvlillg with the railroads for high
\amc commoditie; where the saving
in time invovled in shipment is an
ilnporlnnt factor.
2. They are competing with the
railroads for commodities which re-
quirc special packing. boxing and
crating in order to prepare them for
railroad shipment.
3. They are competing with rail-
roads in the movement of perishable
goods.
4. There is an absence or the nibve-.
ment by trucks 0‘: the large bulk and
low value commodity goods. which
are moved by rail lines on a basis of
low tariff schedules.
The highway department has also
made a survey of- iraffic over the
state highway at Thompsonvilie. It
has estimated that. on this road and
the Boston Post Road. the value of
the service gendered for a year by
passenger cars and motor trucks is
about $17,000,000.
Lift Off with Fingers
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.Doesn't hurt a._'bltl Drop- a little
"Freeaone" on an aching ‘corn. in-
wtly that com stops hurting, than.
£— _. -.._-.- -.
lic Roads of the United States De-a
measured in§
icrms of passenger—miles and freight '
~29-3l \Vest \Vasbington Street
-All Kinds of Ready to Wear Clothes. for l
Men, Women, Boys, and (iirls
on the Easy Payment Plan ,
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first and third L" 4‘
month.
,Mrs. Thomas James the l’rcddcnt, ‘ ‘
1 and Other Ol‘liccrs lic-cl’ericd. Although orgy. ..e s
. Thc annual meeting of ilic Broad tho:- bron‘d i.l\. .
fltivcr Community club was lnld last domg Sillitlllluh.
. night in the Board River chapel. This 5: ltlvilll:l'l‘s m: z. x ..
5was the first annual meeting. the club in such 1343‘.
being only in existence one year. I. »_e« - -._.
The president of the club. Mrs.
Thomas James. preskled at the session.
In the election of officers. the princi-f
into Bodies, i‘ enders.
. . . .cn- ' g. .l : ' .
pal busintss of the n im \ r\; L p5, Repan‘cd and
lcctcd president of the.
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€37.33” mo“ Q . Made to Older
‘ lcni—alolni A. Mills. . ‘ w
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Sccrclnry~—.\lrs. Flank Allcn. l
The live trustees \vcrc rc—clcctcd for
another year. It was voted {0 Chang»)
llic mccllng time from \hc second and ;
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incur, ITCHISG SKIN l 48 Chestnut St.
15 QUICKLY 500mm) .
\VITH SL‘LPHCR
VICTOR WESELY ,
Phone 3565'
'mntho—Sulphur. a plcasant cream.‘
will soothe and heal skin that is irri-.
or_ broken out with eezema;,
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filled
'that is covered with ugly rash or:
Nothiugl
pimples. or is rough-or dry.
subducs fiery skin eruptions so quick-
ly. says a note‘kin specialist.
The moment. this sulphur prepara—
tion is applied the itching stops and
after two or three applications. the
eczema. is gone and the skin is clear
and smooth. Sulphur is so precious
as a skin remedy because it destroys
the prasites that cause the burning.
itching or disfigurement. Mentho-
Sulphur always heals eczema right
up.
A small jar of Mentho-Sulphur
may be had at any good drug store.
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SPECIALS FOR THE
. WEEK
Domino Cane Syrup, 3 cans 250
Park and Beans, reg. 15c
seller, Special .... 3 cans 25c
ExtraFinePork zoom.
Noodles 3pkgs.25c
Old Friends at the 0m
‘ Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar an"
the Perfecto Bouqulat
at 10c.
dortly you lift it right off with fins—
.vrs. Truly! . «
Your dmggist Sells tiny bottle 61'
FreeZone"iror .a. tow.“ ' ts." sumcient “A
to re ' '
em, find. best .
move .- eVery.hard- . corn: coroner-n5.
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A. STULL . made at that price.
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’ i ‘I . i l-The thorough traininc 0’
I ru Ii ' young people for business llit”.
V i l ' i . . 2—Their favorable introduCLl"n
V I to‘the business public.
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3—The highest possible two
service to employers of oilice help-
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