SDAY, MAY 9. 1922
NT COMMANDER
'NE HUNTINGTON DEAD
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Tn? lirnmi sire-.et yester,
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1 awn! hunlo' irom the plant
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- Y:‘t‘;l\llrt‘r, HP had served
miy council and
First Baptist
:11 NW
:21 111 iii'
1:.1. “113120 ht‘ld tomorrow.
.-~ Want Ads firing Reinlb
ve the Sugfaceand
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rtiatter what the surface.
:Ewr for inside oroutside use,
,, is a product in the Lucas
. made especially for that pur-
'- '11.
{was Paint
w-‘lwr with the line of enamels,
rushes and stains will enable
.1 to transform dull, dingy sur-
»~-. mto bright, attractive ones.
..1 tin-y don't cost a great deal,
‘A'T.
«to Carry a Full Line of Wall
"uh-r at 10-15-20-25c Per Roll
:z'ng, Paper-Hanging at Low
Rains—Give Us a Trial
COMPANY
.Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 450
Wag
"IN 7% PAIER ,
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ienjoyable each meal.-,
china made 1n Japan!
Dinnerware.
Shoes Soled Cheap.
1-" '3 “I." 501014 and Heels. $1.50
\ hula heather solos and Heels
.1. 75
onlin Solos and Heels 81.75
«mu-11's Half Solm and Heels
$1.30
“(i-tin Solos and Heels $1.50
:liln- n '91 from .......... 300 Up
. Mn r lit-("ls . . . . ...... . 400
The Liberty Shop
: \u Main St.., So. Norwalk
Size:— 690
saucers—
eooration, a discontinued
Mots in two pretty
decorations and in
Good durable white cups
15c
m in m Street. Fall-field Amine. and Gannon“ sweet
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The homely and the pretty things that
home must have; now at special price!
In kitchen and 1n pantry; things that save strength and time for housewife.
In dining-room; thinks that grace the table and make moxie-
Fittings for bath-room, devices to make house- -cleaning quicker and more-thorough, equipment for Summer cottage.
Here in special collection at special price.
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- ‘ Economy dominates all. Savings abound. Readll
Light cut glassware.
Stemmed glasses in rose
Fancy China.
Berry sets, 7 pieces, hand deco-
rated.-—- , 82.95
Cake sets. 7 p1cces.- 82.05
Ice cream 9e15,? pieces —33 .45
Chocolate acts. 14 pieces. *“35
Tea sets of 17 pieces-—
Sugar and creamero— :2“
Salad bowlo— 75c & 81.65
Cake plateo— 81.05
Covered Jelly disbel— $1.95
Lettuce diehes—— $1.06
Baby‘s platea— 05c 8 75¢
Awata decorated vuer— 81
Matt green Jardinierea, 3 sizes—
81.25
Mayonnaise not: and syrup pitchers
and marmalade jars— 95¢
Kitchen needs
of tested worth.
Universal potato ricers or fruit
pressea— . 45c
Family scales. complete With
Scoop— ‘ [1.85
Universal adjustable coffee milie—
$1.25
Keystone food choppers, family
size— ‘1
Mrs Potts’ sad-iron acts, nickeled.—-——
$1.85
Dover sad—iron sets—- 95c
Handled punch glasses—
on
u .1 $15 Tmnbl pretty “21118
White cup-a ‘ahu lain't?“ ““311 m. an
hi hi cars Grape attern stemmed
08. 3131311. £30m Japan— goblets erbets and ice-
20c cream dishes—each 26c
Footed galad bowle—
‘ - 950
Water sets, 7' piece:—
$1.75
Footed compotts——- 65c
Butter tubs with cover—
Japanese v a s e 3,
rich in decoratioa
graceful shape—,-
$1
‘ 55c
Salt dips, individual—per
dozen
Table glassware,
“Up to the Minute"
Neckwear
Novelties in Silk Scarfs
New Ideas in Knits
$1.00
And from 65c to $2.50
’ Always Something New at
, (‘ustello & O’Meara
’ "Men's Shop"
J acoby’s
1214 North Main St.
k
Sale of
Coats, Suits,“
Dresses
$10 mm W
Crockery.
31
Cuapidora in coloro— 190
$1.95
or—
a
Cerealuuoflipleeoa—u
'u
Brown M1“, convenient time—
Plain white covered combinetteo—
White waah bowl: with pitcheh—
White chambers,-—45¢—-wiih cov-
Chlna salt 'boxos. keep salt dry—
85c
goblets and sher-
bets, ht rett
cut imiigm p y 29c
N ickel ior table
and kitchen use. ‘
Counter sets. nickeled than with
star-cut glass bottom. 7 pieces——
.8
Table knives of nickel oilvo‘i~—-a
don
Covered 1am Jars with ping:—
850 fi 8
Cracker trays and baakoto—- 50
150mm
Tumblers, p l a in
light clear blown 65C
glass—per dozen.
\
. 31.35
i nickel or ooppor teapot stands-J
America alarm (:10th 950
Copper fruit bowls—- 35:
Gina. coasters—
Nickel ailvor toaspona and median:
forks, aunt- spoons and butter
knivor— 7o
Babloa' hot-water platoa. keep food
‘ warni—
ijlfififel'n, gobleiis sherbet .Tapan’ese' c h in 9.,
glasses and footed ice cream 11 a. n d decorated, 95
dishes—each 29c sets a n (1 single c
$2.95 .
Diwali-f-
Glassware
plain or colonial,
style.
Sugar bowls—ea 15°.
Cream pithw— 15c
‘ Spoon holdero—— 100
Covered butter diaheo— 29c
Flower vasoa. 55c
Berry bowls—— 190
‘ Handled spoon trayo— 29c
Orange reamero— 19c
Lemon learners— 8c .
Colonial baakett— 7151.:
Plain water pitcher‘s-—
Colonial pitchers. quart size—05c
Water nets, 7 piecea— $1.35
Footed ahei-bet glasses—41.95 do:
Plain heavy tumbler‘o— 45:: do:
Blown boll tumblero— ‘1 50
Mining bowls of good 1168‘? Klaus.
set of 3 or 4— 450
Nappy nets of 8— ”c
Plain white clear glassware Inch u
goblets and tall punch glasses and
footed ice-cream diaber— 81.!!! do:
Plain blown water tumblers of
— clear-nose and 8004 quality—05c 1108
Aluminum ware
of standard sorts.
Min-o demonstration-sample sauce-
pano. 1% qt— 45c
Double routers, round or square——
900
1.25
6 cup
1
Double boilers, 2 qt— 3
Porcolatora. paneled style,
cinc—
Plaincilnlah s-cup percolators—fii
Tea kettles in 8 (it size— 31.25
81.15
Saucepan lots, 8 piecea— 90¢
' Combination cooker. 4 pieces which
actually make 8 style- ot cooking
vealelr— $1.75
Covered hypo“, 10 inch—— 90c
Colander-a. round footed style—
000
Polls, 8 qt ain— * $1.85
Colonial modelalea kettles. 6 qt—- -
~ Bath fixtures‘ . Nick-
Corrugated No 8 cash cane—82.76
Garbage cone with locking cover—
85c
Oval tin dishpane— the
c
“’hite enameled waste baskets—
85c
Wall match boxes— be
Serving trays of decorated tin.
oquare—- “ v 45c
Bread boxes with roll top—-fl.50
Pantry oetato hold bread cake and
tea coflee sugar and flour— $1.85
Four piece pantry eete, white
enameled or Dutch design—
750 & 85c
Helps that keep
things realy clean.
"Parlor" broom- of extra quality,
black handlo— 79c
Kitchen brooma, staunch
good—-
Floor brooms of ilber— 050
O'Cedar mops, No. 4 size—— 05c
Counter brushes. good quality—
89c
and
5c
Scrub bmsheh- 20
Fine floorv brooms—— ,95c
Children's brooms— 10c
Sponges. good size— 29c
Liquid Veneer—4 oz.——-18c: 18
on. . ‘
Steelwool— 5c
Rex lye— 8c
W12 scouring powder— . 10c
Crepe toilet paper— 8 for 250
Clothes line—— 75 feet 31
Asbestos mats— 8c
Square dish drainer with drying
partition rack— 95c
Wire pot washers— 8c
eled or white ena-
meled, several
shapes. ‘
19c
,Dandy gas ovens. MeaocWL'w
White attractive
triple-coated
enamelware.
Hundreds of pieces of this
sanitary pleasing kitchen—
ware.
Pudding pans
Cups and saucers
Soup plate.
Milk pans
Covers
Lipped saucepan.
Dipper:
Bowie
sm'k strainer-
Basins
Preserving kettles
Skimmer-
Pudding pan-
Kettles
35c
Double boilers
Pitchers
Preoerving kettle.
Buckets
Basins
Berlin kettles
‘Bowls
65c.
Tea. and coffee pot:
Double boilers
Commodeo
Dish pans. round or ova
Tea kettles
Sauce kettles
Preserving kettles
Buckets
Bowls and Basins
Strainers
95c
Vacuum bottles,
quart size, black
enameled c a. s e,
alumm' um top.
95c
. THE HQWLAND {DRY 260005 .CO.
,,Qc -
Staunch and dependable, or light and beautiful—dependent on service they re planned to give For what a variety!
From aluminum to crystal and fragile light cut glass! From white enameled kitchenware to steel-frame Ironing board or to hand- decorated
Bathroom fittings
and supplies.
Nickelcd and white—enameled fix.
tumbler holders
lures:—
toothbrush holders 19c
towel bars
soap dishes
Bath—tub seats. white cnamcled-—~ ,
750
Toilet paper holders— 401: i
Crepe toilet paper— 8 for 3.50.' I
Towel rarks 3 arms-— 751:
Remy spin 1al tumbler holdem— ‘
'50
Glass shelves with nickeled brack-
ell. 15 to 24 inch— .
Wild!) dishes—— .0
Fau(et soap dishes, especially con-
venient— 7
Mirro alumm' um
saucepans, g o 0 (1d
weight, 11/2 45c
size—
Utensils of
great convenience.
Kitchen wall clothes—dryerH9c
Torrington carpet sweepers—I
$2.05
190
190
Salt boxes of wood—
Mop sticks— ;
pin— 95c
Carpet sweepers—Reliancw’labs
Ironing tables—"— 81.05
Adjustable window screens-24 by_
33 inches— 4513
Covered ironing tables— 88.35
Clothes pins— 3(- do- ‘
Clothes- line props, 8 ft size-19¢ ai
Skirt boards, 6 foot size— 81. 95
Clothes baskets, medium and
large— i *
Splint clothes baskets— 590 2.
Willow hampers, round-— 81.95 T
Splint hampers- 9513
Waste baskets. splint or straw-—
75o
Infanta' baskets— 050
Basket traye—- 75c to $1.78
Red Light Signalman Will
. Call State Police Anywhere
(Continued-nun Page One.)
To Use W Winn
Detail- of the plan were not di-
I vulged by the oupe/tjntendent. but he
said that the usual system would
probably be operated by mean- of
ithe wire equipment of the Southern
New England Telephone Company
;ofiicerl at which have already been
consulted.
. The state police department. all-low
‘ con-tinned. is made up of the central
i headquarters at the Capitol. with bar-
no)“ at No.- 20 Waibington street.
and detachments a-lgnod to each of
the eight counties in the state. These
.detaicmnento- operate from subm-
tiona in the counties ”and, for general
police protection and motor vehicle
inspection. the detachment- are con-
sidered auntie for the particular oer-
ritories in wblob they W
l
maroon:
iar to “woo in use by thepolice of
Hartford and state policemen wher-
ever ou duty. will be required to corn-
municate with headquarters at once
at the flash of the signal. The ar-
rangement of the system will be such
as to enable central headquarters to
signal the men in one or more coun-
ties or dish-lets independent of tho-e
in other sections of the state. and in
that way it will be posiblerrto aumc
non particular omcero when dedrod.
Superintendent Hurley. explained
last night that the great amount of.
patrol duty required of the m no.
lice. which grow- moro u in pro-
portion to the increase automo-
bileo. now neoedtatea the covering by
the department of approximately 16,-
001) miles a week.
‘ The aupei-lntendent'a announcement
wumadeintbeooumofadeocdpa
non of the development 'of the de-
partment, from one baring_ two silo,i
oeuandfifteenminliot. tonne
“an“: a" t. 123.... u a:
men it M u a. 19-.
mi“ the boycotte- din
,nid', “mum means-e u-
«apontb'emenflnt‘tbetwom
tux-e houses. weights and measures,
billboards, connotation and store‘-
houaes and the carrying of weapons.
The department is responsible for
protection in an aggregate area of
about. A, 700 square miles. Sub-muons
have already been established. he
said. at. Kingdom. "Centerbtook.
Canaan; Mord.58pflnsl and Dan-
lelson. Such W Main to be
Will: New Won and New
Haven counties.
, Mummies-en
The reputation. crime department
depended largely of the conduct of
the dale policemen them-elven be
way: manned about Joins their
headlwbuWIRh-a badge
thatcarfledwltbitoomuchauthorl-
mutual-nude tolmprc-
requisite- sofa-Wu! policeman
are fiche” I” gentleman” den
tice to an innocent man. It was just
as much a. policeman obligation to
protect the innocent. he said. as tot
try to convict the guilty. He cited an
instance.
His remarks about the young peo-
.ple of today who needed a police-
mtoguardthemmetwitbthein-
stunt. approval of all present. He
‘pointed out that the opportunity and
envimlfinént might lead a. young
person to make a minutes) which
might be the start of a. criminfl
“ and wai only the ingrained
fear 0; a. policeman that kept many
on titanic-lac. He eiprened his
didfioottbiofearoinoebc-id that
police” 'nrtaoo. are only human mor- .
tal- and there 'i‘s'nounngtotear“
maintain.
)meeting place will be at Mrs. B.
, er. Quail, Morning'Dove, Ream;
BED AND NATURE
CLUB WG
(Continued from First Page)
Fairfieid, when the Connecticut 111mb“
bon Society will have a session there.
On Murday. lilay 13th, the mem-
‘bers will go on a bird walk. The
Woodward's, North Kain otrect,
where there will be automobiles to
"convey the party to the humour! my.
Baxter, Roton Hill. From there the
walk will start through ‘Keeler'l
woods to the home of Mrs. Alley,
Scribner
lunch will be served.
Itwasvooed toboldxio further
sessions until October.
The list. of birds noticed in fie
past month follows:
Gucci: Heron. Black- Crown snipe
Huron. Wilson Snipe. Km Deer Plov-
avenue,‘ where a me: ,
4
dew Lark, Baltimore Oriole, Pm
Crackle, Purple Finch, Dexter Spor-
row, White Throated Sparrow, Free
Sparrow. Chipping Sparrow. Song
Sparrow, Fox Sparrow, Chewini'.
floor. Brcaatde Grosbeek, Evening
low. Cedar White Wing,
mrlke, Blue Wing Warbler.
Warbler, Lousiano Water
Myrtle
Thrush.
A“ ,Mary’iand Yellow Throat. Blackbird, ,
Brown Thrasher. House Wren, Brown ,
Cu out this slip. enclose with- ‘0’
field Ave” Chicago. Ill, Initial ’6‘!
name and address clearly“
Wtorcougba. coldaandm:
mmmmcorpanamio-
rheumatism.
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Steel frame folding ironipg tables—i
8395
Spoon sets with rack and rolling ~
Grosbeak, Purple'Mat-tin. Barn Swal- ,_ .
Northern, r
Creeper, White Breasted Nuthatch. ,
Chickee. , Hermit Thrush. Robin, ‘
Bluebird;
and mail it to'Foley a 00.. 2835 M .
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