. Ll DO YOU GET US?
I If you buy Coal of us for next
{tendon—as we hope you will—it
W not be because we call you to
NW door and put you through a
mes-examination. It will be be-
cause you know with whom you
up dealing, because you have con-
fidence in an old, reliable concern,
Muse you like our goods, our
. 353me terms and our accommo~
idating service. ‘We do not ask
$50!: to pay in advance, as our cap-
illtal is suflicient for our needs and
‘hc do not have to borrow money
from our customers. You are
4. W. of the lowest price consistent
’ith the grade of coal we sell.
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SIERRIS @?
CLOSING
OUT”
Our Entire Stock of
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices
“I"
rise again.
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BATTERI E5
To Insure maximum enjoyment, from radio
outfits an absolutely dependable
storage battery 18 essential
Exide Radio Batteries Of All Sizes at Our
Service Station
67 North Main Street
COVERS THE SUBJECT
Were not twins to hide behlnd a screen of conversation when
We ask you to try a “full length' sci-eon on your bedroom window.
“’e know that if you ever try one .of these real screens, the ad»
justahle, collapsible, despisable, indefensible, little makeshitts that
You MAY have been using will go into the ash barrel “never” to
The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
Agents forBird & Son—Johns-Manville Roofings. Sheetrock,
the Fireproof Wall Board and Beaver Board.
Anti-Dal Forces Will Soon .
Open ConnRticut Campaign ' l
(Continued from First Page.)
have been collected, idNew England.
or these he said 99 per cent. were for
modification or the prohibition law.
To Collect Ballots. "
Ballot boxes will be placed in hotels.
restaurants stores and in other public
places most convenient to the citizens
of cities and towns of the state. It is
planned to have a ballot box for every
500 people. V
The Alliance is also "dead agin'"
blue laws, and ballots will contain
sllace for expression of opinion on that
question. The ballots will be tabulat-
ed, and preserved “for future presen-‘
tation to a Congress that will not dare
’to ignore the signed protests of mil-
lions of American voters."
The objects and purposes of the al—
liance are as follows:—
L—A liberal construction of the Na-
tional Prohibition Amendment.
2.7The enactment of national and
state legislation autho’rizirg manufac—
ture of light wines and beers by win-
eries and breWeries. under government
supervision: such laws to provide for
the sale of such wines and beers by
the individual states. with proper reg-
ulation through boards of state com-
missioners; all profits accruing to the
states thereby.'from revenue or taxa-
tion. to be expended on public high-
ways and oth er public improvements.
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GO
Suit Section
White and Colors
ODS STORE
Seasonable Suggestions in the
TRISTRAM 69° HYATTW
GINGHAM DRESSES—Very attractive models In novel patterns
andcolors $5.00t052 98
BUNGALOW APRONS AND HOUSE DRESSES . . . . $1.25 to $2.98
SEPARATE SPORT SKIRTS—Flannels, Tweeds and Homespuns
LINGERIE WAISTS—Many style ..... '. . . .......... $5.00 to $10 00
Handmade.............s.......-. .......... $2.00t085.00
BEAUTIFUL SILK VVAISTS AT SPECIAL PRICES ,
3.——The ramification or appeal of
such objectionable laws now existing
a. The present prohibitory Sunday
laws.
COLORED COUPLE
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b. The prohibition against clean
amusements and sports.
c. Unlawful cc Isorship of the press.
moving pictures and theaters.
d. Unlawful censorship of clean so-
. clal amusements.
e. Lelws prohibiting the manufac-
ture. sale and use of tobacco.
4. — l‘ncompromising . opposition.
through press. platform and advertis-
ingschanncls. of the enactment of
“Blue Laws" under any guise which
would interfere. directly or indirectly
with the rights miaranteed to the
people by the authors of the Declara-
HELD FOR ROBBERY;
Continued trom First Page. ‘
heard them arguing about money. The
woman .lemanzled $250. The man re—
fused to give her the money. He
punched her and kicked her in the
stomach, it is charged. and threw her
from the automobile.
She was unconscious when picked
up by Detective Sergeant Thewiis and
Officer Lydon and taken to the Stam-
ford hospital. She recovered con-
75c Double Disc . . . . . ..... $1.00
$ $1.00 Double Disc ........ $125
’3 81.50 Double Disc ........ $1.50
6.11 at our store and take advant-
age of this exceptional opportunity.
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
is No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
TARLOV BROS.
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.- ._
Phone 1340-1341
tion of Independence of the l‘nilcd
, States and the Bin of Rights of the
sciousnoss several hours later and was
dischargcd from the hospital.
29-31 West Washington Street
Finer“ government During the course of the argument.
The national chairman. who comes , Detectix‘e sergeant Then-ll: heard the
tomorrow to give the state-wide cam- ‘ woman threaten to tell the police how
Iaiim a send-off. 1s :1 former mayor of Robinson got "the money. if she did not
Astoria, OFGSOD- ‘ recchc her share. This caused Detec-
‘tive. Sergeant Thewlis to investigate.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
, SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON E E
MAD
TY E um
RIAR
r Cl B PIPES
’ Also Celebrated Dunhlll'l
Hahackemo Block Tel. 1581
4‘
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
SPRING SALE
Corsets, Gloves,'Brassieres, Hosiery and
Underwear
NIME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main St.
South N orwalk
South Norwalk
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
m. rags. papers. junk and all
lid-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the quali-
‘fi 0! the goods A square deal
m.
PHIIJP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt street
nd-hand Goods Always on Sale
‘6'
Poultry Wire Netting
an Sizes in Stock—Our Prices Are might
R'osenfield Brothers
Hardware and Heusefurnlshlngl
125 Washin'ton Street, Phone 340, FreeDelivery
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
DREN’S STORE
West Washington St. 3. Norwalk
1 Nowell & Murray
P30“ 1405
i
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmanno'Co.‘Inc.
83 Washington Street, South N orwalk
Clothiers and Furnishors
“To Men Who Know”
N Washington St. 80. Norwalk
W SPRING SHIRTS
Oollars to Match
. Special $1.65
TENNIS SHOES
Sizes
98
SELF SERVICE
‘SHOE STORE
an. Main so, So. mun.
One Step trom Corner
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
BuckShad........................25c lb.
Smoked Tongues..................32c lb.
FreshPlateBeef................... 8clb.
PlateCornedBeef.................. Sclb.
Bacon Squares....................20clb.
loath "walk, Corner Railroad Avenue and wmmm Street
”W“
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“untied,
Danna,
S'chultze’s Sanitary Markets
NMSOMBM
Weapon, Black Rock.
' every courtesy.
.ioe of the general» passenger agent's
VISIT YOI'R HI)\I‘I'I‘AII FRIDAY From the Norwalk police. it was;
learned that complaint had been made;
\\'h,\' wait until the ambulance calls 1 there by Silt-1.1 31171113110 of \Vashing-I
All Kinds of Ready. to \Vear Clothes for
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment Plan
The hospital is :1 public institution.
The Norwalk Hospital is controlled by Culbexson cf
Bertha after she
inil on :1 charge of theft from person.
Bridgeport daughter of Senator
Texas.
leat es
a hospital association of which mn-
«itizui 111.1) luiomo .1 \(tlng tummy.” There is no local warrant for Robin— Senator Culberson. .“ho yesterday
though a Ininlmt' IIII (unhihution of’SOI‘l'S arrest. [maintained 3 SU‘lC‘t “5‘4“?“ rn'gnrmngf
$100 a )c-ur. It is managed by a . _ g UH? al’filiffl may make a “ammcnt;
board of [Webb directors. four of fl about it today. i
whom are elvcud annually by the ,7 .
members of Ih.- association. It has %:Af 7 B Sentinel Want Advs. Bring flood
an I-\I-cuii\c cmnmlltre. and eVeI‘utch 01117.5 1 Cauly results. V -
ofiicv rs appointed by the board. It is
a people's institution. conducted in the
interest of sick prople. without Ills-
tinction of race. creed. class or station.
VSci/kn a Mich Dry Skin,
AUTO REPAIRING,
.. v. _.... ..... -.. .. _.,.._.,.._.A _
\Vc ought to be familiar with all of Millions of wo- WELDING
our public institutions. “‘0 should not men have found
acquainted with tho olficcrs andcom- ' 7 .
mittces who manage them. Parents fr‘”? 3°::‘: KendrICk & Chase Garage
should visit the public schools and be— ”(penance a -
' on Street
come acquainted with the teachers. 11' Telephone 917 13 Raym d
a community has libraries, museums. South Norwalk, Conn.
art galleries. its citizens should be A
familiar with item. The same is true 0 1
of the hospital. Yet there are doubt- I .
ltSS hundreds of people in Norwalk l SPECIALS FOR THE
and Vicinity who have never visited .
the hospital which stands ready to 7753116 Cream WEEK
serve them any moment. night or day,
your in and year out.
It is hoped these hundreds will take
advantage of National Hospital Dai'.
Friday. May 12th. when the Norwalk
Hospital Will have "are" house" ‘0' 155 Washington St. Keeler Bundlng
produces the most
gratifying results.
1.. M. Ayers
r
Macaroni, Spaghetti or Noodles
3 pkg: ..... 25c
Extrarinerork, alb. 20¢il
48 Chestnut St.
to make your first Visit to the hospi- ton Square. New York. to the effect
lal? \\'ho wouldn't rather unlit in that he had been “31,5“: bv two (blor— i 4-1
gfiilflll ihe ra‘rrlmi in on a strctl‘lwr? 1‘ ed woman of 3300. lie was invited to l‘
l( re s stil snms u: the old insh- - - - - I 1 .- \ . ~ . v '
ioned dread in the minds of the pub- itczlhIiIlIiSOiiiigv‘lizzill)rdiztlélfpitoar‘tidhtn I“ l ROBERTSOS IN “.“SHI‘VGTOX' NE“; Hi‘\ L}: \l \“vfié-I : ”a"
lie concerning .1 hospital. 'lhis of! SJII‘IIIHD ,. 1 compain “11h S‘rgpant \V.\SHI‘\'(‘rTllN \luy :1-.A.'-l(‘\;1:l‘r ”in? ,Ma\m|ie_:§:g‘i ‘ \. l .6
cm‘rw' is “H’ m” 1" 21-).11; on ”("l‘i' J. I‘llrl) Cilsou of llll city “out to I I' h p 1r \I'll' I'.l\;1 ur- Hartord than ‘1 ill '1 \,. 1 1‘:—
lals '11'1 not (IOSIKHIVI to make [unplei l ' ’ 5 ,li. Robe tson :ri Is . mph'y ll'llllufi “,1,” 4,1,? , ..,
sum r. but to nliq-u- sufil ring. “‘htn‘ sx‘in‘ml‘l .‘ ‘hl’l‘llal w'hme ”19 3““ .I'hed hue todm from \t‘“ ii‘k' J" and assets of $25,314-
_\mI cute r the In: ”Fl (lows of the \‘orl. l ‘I mkrr ”hut‘h‘d 1}" L01 my)“ “ om .1n ' ‘0 carr: 0‘31 hm announced purpose 01 _,,--
“.Ilk hospit.1l._\ou \Ioulvl huldl} 11kt l .15 one m the“) who hdd [‘01)de him haying before the British cmba S} 1115 Adxex‘tise in the Semina-
l.1l.lt is "m” sumpsnp“ ot 8 mm“. I Some of tlm money “hich had been lawn-gs of kidnapping again“ thrm
it to he a hospital. In, n, is num 0,. Stolen from him “as mean red b3 Scr- pruate d( tocthes. lie dtClulCS they a
the smell ”or :IppI-umnce or a hospi- scant Gibson as well. lattempted to {owe his departure from
m. a hotel or a flu“ A warrant is being held in readiness i the countrv because of his affection; _
by the local police for the arrest oflfor Miss Mary Culbcrsou. 21 \(31‘ old} “Ito BOdIes, F en (IQ IS,
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to. Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
Phone 358 5 '
ll
Best Resul
Rowland M.
Florist
Phone 2140-2
HARDY
PERENNIALS
Should Be Planted Early
16 Fran :e 21.
z‘tr the
Is
Beach
all the public. A committee of ladies \ ““fl, "owing cum.
from the ladies' visiting board is co— ‘
operating with the superintendent and
general manager to make the (lay a
success. Ladies will be upon every
floor and in every aeolian of the hos-
pital to see that all visitors are shown
The regular work of
the hospital must go on of course. as
at every other time. To interfere as
little as possible with this routine we
shall have to ask visitors to come be-
tween the hours or two and four-
thirty. The ladies will serve tea. in the
lobby. and as far as possible all parts
of the hospital Will be open for inspec-
tion. " ,
Pork and Beans, reg 15c seller-,7.
Stredit Oleo Margarine,
Special, lb. 20c-
A. STULL
as com. 3:, m sol-nu:
T
v. E’— .E— ’
Ice, Charcoal,
VVood and
PRESIDENT HARDING 5 BEDS
.‘lORE -~EXERCISE.
\VASHINGTON. Mav 9.——President
Harding plans to take up horseback
riding more actively, to get more open
air exercise. His advisers are urging,
him to 'ake every opportunity to get
into the open on account of the hours
he has been working. The White
‘Puflrri‘iiN s l.
mina
€11
WeOflfiatWallPaint i
Old Friends at
Price
at 10c.
Cigars.
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouqu'3t
N nteefing on Old thl
o Inlg'hey are the best cit“-
made at that price.
the Old
Trucking
House aides are getting in ,trim to lac-
company the president on the, bridle
path around Washington.
Pmfizo'
NCE your walls are —-—‘_
FIRST JUNIOR REPL BLIC _ ' .
CITIZEN DIES finished With tbs dur- . .
TonnINGTON. ' May 9,—J‘he III-st ' able flat wall pamt,youwil1 .
death of a citizen of the Connecticut I wash them many times r , .-
Junior Republic in the 17 years of its before you need gb t0 the ‘
existence occurred early today at the. .
Charlotte Hungerford Hospital here. expense and annoyance 52 Mead 0W Street
of re- decorating. This
meansabigsaving, asWeIi
as more beautiful walls.
1"Létusthv‘yoaacobrcandaf17colom
Evmrhhgnuded‘ ’
(0’: any aid: or
Vanishinglob. -'
The victim was Walter Webster, 15.
(if BIiddletoWn. who had been at the
Republic about a year. Death was
due to eryaipelas, and followed an ill-
ness of only three days. _
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NE“? PASSENGER AGENT
A. M. WOOSTER _
“Attorney-at-Law
State Examiner U. s. PatenfOffice
NEW HAVEN. Mail 9. .-—C. M. snar-
otflce here was today appointed New
" to’Enter
NIERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Has for Its Object Three
Things
l—The thorough training (5
young Nollie for business life.
z—Their tavorable introduction
to the business public»
i
3—Tne highest possible Iy pe 6
service to employers of oifice heir»
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