v
.“
( It is said in wholesale Coal
circles that. whatever the out~
Fine of the present tie-up in the
~‘nthracite regions, the suspen-
uion of mining will make Coal
way hard to .get later in the
“011,- -7 , 7
3 To us this sounds reasonable.
‘ Would ‘it not be well for you
to secure at least part of your
Seal requirements for the coming
meson now while the Coal may be
Isdf
i .We submit this question to you
‘without comment 9r advice. If
you decide to act, we have every-
lling in Coal at present.
CLOSIN
OUT ‘
Our Entire Shock of
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices
_s no Double Dloe'........... 81.00
5 e elm Double Disc e125
seine Double Disc use
i can at our store and take advant-
'_ II. of this exceptional opportunity.
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
2’ I No. Main St. So. Norwsik
Tarlov Bros.
HP-TO-DATE CIGAR ITORI
IO AGENT. ”I
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F. S. LYON
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Ind for Booklet on PM
use Isle as, arm .sli
our ‘. -, .,_
CLOTHING
,. FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
CHILDREN'S STORE
. .WOOd and
.‘ Trucking
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red: Hain
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want it that way. and it’s
valuable. It will stick like)
try some of this Rooi‘
and hard places.
and some that yo
THE HATCH
!
ROOF COATING ,
lt’s black and dirty and sticky. Black because it‘s made
1’ A halt. Dirt because it can't hei .
0 8p y this sticky quality that makes. It
burr and slfed water like a. bird;
If your roof looks too good to leak and yet _ .
7 Coating around the Flues‘ 1n the Valleys
It. will stop all the leaks you ever heard of
u never did see. Ready to use and not expen-
sive—Only $1 per.gallon with reduction for larger quantity.
I _ i . .
& BAILEY CO. ‘
Agents fer Johns-Hanville 00., Bird and Sons Roofing'S,
~ Cree Dipt Stained Shingles,
Sheetrock and Beaver Board Wall Boards
p it. Sticky because we
insists on leaking.
Elanrngng '
' To insure maximum, enjoyment from radio
\ outfits an absolutely dependable
~ storage battery is essential
Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at Our
service Station
6T North Main Street
Fowler’s Market ,
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
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, eaily Lake County reports sprang a
PHONE 1405
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Quality Groceries. and
’ Delivery. _
A. F. Beckmanné'leO. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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Free
rm DELIVERY
SPRING SALE
. Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery and
Underwear
56 South Main St.
........... ‘V’ uh‘ron
Rump Corned Beef .
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
VIRGINIA, COUNTRY STYLE HAMS
SPECIALLY PRICED . . . . . . . . .
18c-22c lb.’
Boneless Brisket Corned Beef . . . . . .. 14c lb.
PlateCornedBeef........,........... :
SmokedShoulders 17c lb.
BaconSquares 20c lb.
MNIE. 'JEANNETTE I
South Norwalk
I
42c lb.
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80 lb.
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midst-d, Darlen,
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets I
. Norm}; 39 Main Street . .
South Norwalk. Cornel- Halli-cad Avenue and Washington Street.
Watson.‘
Black Rock, Bridgeport
FRANK HASELTON.
PHOENIX, ADJUSTER,
DIES A'l‘ HAIlTFORD
HARTFORD, May 3.—Frank' c.
‘ Haseiton. general “adjuster for the
Phoenix Insurance Company. the
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company,
and the Equitable Fire and Marine
Insurance Company. died. yesterday.
at the Hartford Hospital. He had
been seriously ill for some time and
undergone’ two Operations.
Mr. Haseiton was born in Janee-
vilie. Wis. March 17, 1864. . He en-
w'tour
the latter year he located in Chicago.
He came to the Phoenix Insurance
Company in 1917, as superintendent
of the loss department.
He was appointed general adjuster
of—the company on July 1. 1920. and
also general adjuster of the Connecti-
cut Flrc and the Equitable Fire and
Marine. '
Mr. Haselton was a thirty-second
degree Mason, :1 member of the R0-
tary Club of Hartford. and Country
club of Farmington. His home was
at No. 23 Ridgewood road. ,Wcst
Hartford. H‘e. lighten his-wife: and
., uty Sheriff Binkoski
'lNllllNA Illlllui”
EmillflNlESlEll
Returns Show That.
Has’Lead Over
S. New
Early
'Beveridge
Senator Harry
WAPOLIS. May
tion of slightly more than one-third of
vote cast in yesterday's Republican
primary election gave Albert J. Bever-
ldgéa lead of 4.719 votes over Senator
Harry S. New in their contest for the
nomination or United states Senator.
In 1,250 o the 3.382 precincts in the
state. Beveridge received 64,442 votes
9.723 for New.
aflgttiian one-fifth of the precincts
in Marion County (Indianap
been‘ reported. _
In. the Democratic Senatorial contest
Samuel M. Ralston. former Governor.
had received 40,489 votes in «10 pre-
cints. Dr. Jesse Sanders was second.
with 6.941 votes. with three other
candidates trailing.
Marion County. chiefly Indianapolis.
ty vote
having the largest single coun
in the state. had reported only forty
of its 207 precincts early in the day.
Other large centers of population. par-
ticularly Vigo and Vanderburgh Coun-
ties. also had reported only a few
precincts. The meagre reports b0:
u
these three counties favored New.
surprise by giving an edge to Bever-
idge. St. Joseph and Allen Counties.
while favoring New. had only a small
part of their vote rl‘portcd early today.
In the Democratic Senatorial con-
test Samuel M. Raiston. former gover-
nor of Indiana. hogan piling up a
heavy lead over four opponents as
soon as the tabulation of returns be-
gan and later figures tended to in-
crease his lend. His nearest oppon-
ent was Daniel \V. Sims. of Lafayette.
Jesse A. Sanders. running on a plat-
form favoring modification of the
\‘Olstcnd prohibition enforcement law
was third among the Democratic can—
didates with 4.702 votes.
In the contests for the national
House of lltprcscmalivl‘s. all Repub-
lican candidates for rcnomiulltion
S4" mld nssurctl of victory.
Only on.- DcmOcratic nomination for
“llllfll’t'sfi was 31 t‘r-Ituinly curly today.
“'illilim F. Spoon-l. having lmcn un-
(lpptlswl ill lilo 'l'o nth llislrit'i.
ln {he 'rhll‘h'l‘lll llislricl Miss
Estixvr Kathie-tn H'lC-r-l'v- was leading
lllrco- Ollilnilllils Il‘l' I‘.l" llcmocrlllic
nmniuznion.
Tin volc comma-lily was light.
Ml$3lEl’ER WAS
AWARE OF STATUS.
MAYO‘S DEFENSE
Continued from First Page.
sin-‘1: illill ‘.I of his tllur ill Xr-Iv York.
t-omi'u: from Xl-w IIIlVl‘n .Is oi”-
il' ['1'
3.——Compila-' .
one) had . ‘
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faction at our hosiery section.
McCallum,
Ladies’ Silkfiose—Bl
. Ladies: Fibre. Silk Hose—Bin
All Wool Horses
All Makes of Sewing
LEAQmG DRY GOODS STORE
_ Visit Our StOcking Section
Those who appreciate stocking superiority will always find sax
Gordon and Phoenix Silk Stockings at New Low 1.6“:le
ack, White or Cordovan. Special Price .W_ 5135 (
ck or Brown. Sizes 81/2, 9 1/2 Only. $1 Value, No, ‘
SchOOI Stockings—FOE Boys and Girls. Special at . . . .. 25c, 356,39:
puns—In a Yariety of Attractive Mixtures, 58 In. Wide $1.59.,
Machine Needles at the Notion (Ollllter.
.—
GABBE-MOLE
WORKS GRANTED l
BUILDING SITE I
Water street. southerly by a creek. and ‘
“Westerly by Day street on the condi-l
tion that mid firm shall erect thereon
within one year from this date a fac-
tory costing not less than such sum asl
shall be determined by the District
commissioners. and
"Resolved. further that the District
Commissioners he and they hereby are
appointed a committee to pass title
and that the Commissioners of the
Second Taxing District are authorized;
..
29—31 West Washington Street
to execute a deed of said premises at:
such time as in their judgment shalll
app- uI' m ccssary and proper.
Previous of the adoption of lhei
:lhovc resolution. a vote was taken to,
rescind the action of a special moot-l
ills: on July lSlh. 191'). when a similar:
proposition was mud: to the ll. Jacobs}
& Sons company. . .'
Charles E. Hoyt. chairman of ”it“;
.All Kinds of Ready to Wear (lollies for
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment. Plan
llozlrd nl' 'l‘rndc. sptlk'p briefly upon the l
advanlugl-s of having IIll‘ Gillil)P'-.‘IOIO; -
people locate ahot-c. \‘\'itli the local
plan! in operation“ about nine months!
there has :lll‘lady' hw-n :1 puy~roll of!
lover 8200.000. and the local pay—roll,
‘lldl'lf’d to that o {the anoklyn plant!
which will in all probability llcf
l-ruurht llcrc. runs well ovcr a million ’
dollars a year.
GOING TO BUILD?
NO‘V IS THE TIME.
l- It .IS lxvo null l‘ll‘u litut-s n \vl-ck.
Although his awn-t”; was in SUV illi-
vnrn. ‘1- fur-31.55 i'. :rum llis (DIIlt‘t‘
'In-r ’.
“l“lrt'22 'lhi-l nt' 1911. I‘m unfortu-
1::1‘.»‘._\' . . tililt'r :llllit‘ltilll'lll.
lll- lilti . . l":l;lt-)'. 02‘ Luis \\‘:Ill-r-
lnlry. Hr -.~ k l'i\ his l‘fsl-II‘LH‘l‘ in
lirlwkly: .I- l‘t- 5w :.l lunch of
his lllllt'. \fl- .' his lir-'l wile, Mrs.
I‘.ltlr"'l|" \‘3- - '-\~ 5':l_\‘l-. lil'lull‘t'vl lit l'
lli\m‘l't l.’l l xlr"~Ill.lI‘rIQlI Mrs. lltlvl-
ll')’.
( ilc~ limitation Slnluic
“.VI‘. .‘xl.._\.- \\.l\‘ .w rl-sitlcnl hero .‘il‘uI
lflnlt ill r- 'u" illisll‘n‘ss. l'ndt-r lhr‘
l.’l\\‘. ll‘ llvo yum-s Ilu\t* lwcli sin-lit in
mi“ “113‘ Villliu lhl- stall}. the alleged
(limo is mum“. 3.
"Mr. Mayo l:.lII :I 'Ill‘t'JIi with Miss
.‘\It‘)'0'l‘ l:‘. 1.145, Mr had provided for
in r and L'H' l: lll‘f‘ .l' \\'I'IS, lull there
was no allls'slllll‘i of rnurrigxt- lit all.
Ill‘!‘ put-pow m l-rinxing llti prosecu-
llon ll~ to can: t-l lht judgment slw has
against him,“
SHERIFF SUED FOR
ATTACHING LIONS
(Continued From Page One)
Vl‘lmrgcs Main-assume
At_th¢- time- the lions were ill the
care of and performing under the di-
rcction of Alicic Castillo. and in her
(onlplm’nt. ionisc Knox alleges (has
iiinkoski was warned that the lions
were not ounctl by the Castillo wo-
man. :imllnst whom a suit had been
brought. Slic'nilegcs that she suf-
fered through the "wrong doing and
malfeasance in office of Deputy Sher-
iff Bmkoski." and seeks to recover
from him and Sheriff Peace. his su-
perior.
The American Surety Company.
,which is bondsmun for the two' sher-
iffs is ramcd as a party defendant.
Tho Knox woman has brought a
like, suit in New Haven County
against High Sheriff Reilly and Dep-
on practically
the same complaint. The lions are
now in Brant‘ord.
HEALTH CENTER ‘BIOVERIEXT.
STAMFORD. May 3.—The ' present
health center movement which is so
popular in the country is an out-
growth of the war. Miss Elizabeth
Ross. of the New Haven Health cen-
ter. told the Connecticut Conference of
Social \Vork. 'at yehtexday’s morning
Session. She said that people learned
by experience that much could be ob-
tained by community effort. and shy
centralizing 'of such effort within a
physical center.
.ED‘VARD TRACY BRO‘VN DEAD;
NEW LONDON. May 3.—Edward
Tracy Brown. for many years at the
head of the Brown Cotton Gin Com-
puny, died yesterday. at the age of 83.
He was for twenty-three years a
member of the \Vater and Sewer
Board of this city. and represented
New London in the legislature one
term. He was a native of Macon. Ga.
DRDWKS WART REMOVER.
NEW BRITAIN. May 3.—Following
family troubles inwhich her sister-in-
law figured as well as her husband.
The dot-line in the prices of
l
g All of this money circulates in town. i
materials during
[as then. are no raw mulcrinl to he pur-l . _
nlms: t1. thc conccrn simply (ircssingl building
Illfi'h gratin furs for “‘(ll known furl
«hallo-rs. There is only a small atnount 2 _
lspcnl for chemicals. and the concern E titll.
only s-‘lls lullor. nothing going out of; prices with those of a year ago
llu- lmvn for malt-rials to make a fin—
‘pust you
‘ 3
A comparison of today s
Mme product. i Show:
l‘hrisliun Sunrlz also spoke in favor: »
of the concern locating here. and. - c2. lo‘ver no‘v
(‘lmirmun Hurl‘ord. when he cxplainctl 3 lee 19
Ill! purllosc of the meeting. amid that. 93c}, ” ”
llw luvtory locating how: would tlolPlaSter ' ,
luzlrh t. “unis oncuinlr up this section l Cement 30%, ” ’
ol‘ t‘..l- t'il_\ for factor} purposes. and‘ ”
usilll: ll tluimt-d land that was located I Sand 30% ”
ilu-rc. l
Tin-r.» was no dixsclllinl: voice to the ; Sewer Pipe 3070 ” ”
.lf‘l‘v'pl ilil‘l- 0i lht‘ I‘Q‘POTI. ' ‘ ” ,’
35%
- —— . iBrIck
86.000 \‘l-IRDH‘T \“ILL STAN D.
.\‘I'I\\' HAVEN. May 3.-—.—\ verdict ofl
six thousand dollars agzunst \‘Villiumi These reductions have given an
i
I ‘ in o eratlons
for the ktlllng.‘mp°ms to build g p
of tho itilth-‘s son by the former's' everywhere. Order your ma-
nutomobilc. will stand. by decision of: terials now for an early start.
Judge llinman yesterday. The motion : v . . .
iind bccn to set aside the verdict. ‘ “’8 Cliff) a complete line.
A WORD 0P WARNING.
Unfortunately the hman tendency
Taylor. of Mcridcn. llrougm by Joseph
Mozzi. administrator.
is to take rather too keen a delight in ' Egg
the spectacular. the\ fantastic, the Pr t
miraculous. ' ‘
The average person is never con- Stove COAL omP 1y
tent to merely feel lit; he wants to Nut COAL Anywhere
feel like jumping a fence. eating s
whole mince ple and singing until the
wee. small hours. -
He also enJoys going to the other
extreme and. when he has s little indi-
gestion to fancy himself an object cf
canonical-y.
This almost universal desire for
crises and climaxes has lead to a suc-
cession of fads even along the pro-
gressive path of science.
Just now the fad is to get rid of the
teeth. Honshasaboil heiseureto
have a friend who will assure him that
this comes from a bad tooth. If he
have a lame back or a sprained thumb
or a slight headache. on the morning
after trying his latest experiment in
the manufacture of lemonade. from
hops, malt. raisins. brown sugar and
guest, he ‘gets exactly the same ad-
ce. . ' . .
He gets so set in this groove that
when the furnace dries not draw well.
The Norwalk
Coal. 59"
Supply Co.
thel
r has been very substan-.
+
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COAL Delivered 5
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AUTO REPAIRING.
WELDle
Kendrick & Chase Gang
Tolephone 917. ‘3 Raymotd ..
South NC'vsa K. Conn.
luto Bodies, Fender.
Lamps, Repaimi and
Made in Order
Welding Metals of All Kniz
VICTOR \VESELl"
48 Chestnut St. Phone 35%
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HARDY
PERENNIALS
:lrlll
Should Be Planted iZ.I-.“.y
Bust litvf's 7.
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Rowland M. Beach
Florist
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Phone 21402 In l...E.€
The Old Well 5c Cigar ”‘5
the Perfecto Bouqllet
he starts for the dentist to have a»
tooth pulled. i
This is all because a large number of
chronic diseases have been cured by
getting rid of a tooth which was at
ectlng the ennre system. but this does
not mean that the extraction of any
tooth will put the constitution of its
WEEK,
tot-mar owner in perfect repair. Domino Cane Syrup, 3 cans 25°
Teeth are natural; they'are useful:
they function hate: in their on par- ' Pork and Beans, reg. 15s 7
seller, Special 3can32_5c
ExtrarinePoI-k .......20clb.
Noodles........... 3pkgs.25cr
ticular department ' than anything
which man has invented; they stand s
terrific amount of abuse and “still
make a generous return_of coil and
pleasure; they always do the best they
can under the circumstances.
, Therefore the sensible course .to
39 Wall St.. Norwalk , at 106.
‘ oil
108 Water St., So. Norwalk Ho profiteeflng 0“ old :9
Olsen. The? are “1" bu“
. made at that price
, ¥ PM /
SPECIALS FOR THE 4"
_ MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Has for Its Object Three
Things
take is to consult with your dentist so-
be to arrange the circumstances that
younteeth-svlll last st'lesst as in; as
Mrsc_Anna'_F‘all last night draanthe
vial a; mean -
you do- . . . '
When the dentist, advises the «use.
of
training
life.
dllcticll
l—The thorough '
young People for busmess
. 2——"l‘heir favorable intro
.to 'the business public.
s—‘Tho bishest 9055‘”
service to employers 0‘ °
TN”! 13 a Good Time,
. . to. Enter
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I one c
Ifice help-
Norwalk Chronicler