y no YOU GET US?
I If you buy Coal of us for next
moon—as we hope you Will—‘it
twill not be because we call you to
your door and put you through a
vetoes-examination. It will be be-
cause you know: with whom you
bro dealing, because you have con-
fidence in an old, reliable concern,
because you like our goods, our
liberal terms and our accommo-
fllfing service. .We do not ask
you to pay in advance, as our cap-
Stnl is suflicient for our needs and
he do not have to borrow money
horn 'our customers. Your are
fire of 1the loivest price consistent
'ith the grade ‘Of coal we sell.
RRISC?
fl
1-3
CLOSING
0U T
Our Entire 8t06k of
New Columbia Records
At the Special Prices
I no Double Disc $1.00
l 81.00 Double Disc 8125
8 81.60 Double Disc . . . . . . . . $1.50
an at our store and take advant-
3 ace of this exerptionnl opportunity.
The Alfred Fox Piano CO.
H No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
MADE
. E
s L“);
C‘TY PIPES
BRIAR
Also Celebrated Dunhill'e
'thaokemo Block Tel. 1581
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
- -
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
anode, rags. papers. junk and all
second—hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the 'quali—
U of the goods. A square deal
maven.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
_ 82 Van Zandt street
mound-hand Goods Always on Sale
”- '
m '
Nowell & Murray
Clothiers and remuner-
“To Men Who Know"
as Washington St. 80. Norwnlk
HEW SPRING SHIRTS
A Collars to Match
Special $1.65
TENNIS SHOES
All Sizes
98c
SELF SERVICE
SHOE STORE
,8 lo. Main St. 80. Norwaik
One Step from Corner
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
- for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
’ REN?S STORE
.yww Winston so. a. "omit:
.3331...
COVERS THE SUBJECT
We re not trying to hide behind a screen of conversation when
We ask you to try a "full length" screen on your bedroom window.
We know that if you ever try one of these real screens, the ad-
justable, collapsible, despisabler indefensible. little makeshitts/that
you MAY have been using will go into the ash barrel “never" to
rise again.
The Hatch G’Bailey CO.
Agents for Bird is Son—Johns-Manville hearings. Sheetrock,
the Fireproof Wall Board and'Beaver Board. '
$124, 000, llllll
MOSCOW. May 19. —-Detailed re»
ports or development of trade he-
since the beginning of 1920 have been
in: the period since . Russia's first
peace treaty was concluded with Es-
thonia when the blockade ,as’ainst
Russia was brought to an end. Chief-
ly due to lack of system and the cha—
otic conditions which existed duning
1920, Russia exported but little in
that time, the imports, however,
............................................ being valued ~ at 59,000,000 gold
' rubles. «-
But as soon as trade agencies and
representations had gained a firm
footing in London Berlin. Stockholm
and other industrial centers. an actual
system became apparent in the for-
cign trade of Soviet Russia. all bust-
mss being, carried on under super-
vision oi‘ the People's Commissar for
Foreign Trade. L. B. Krassln.
In 1921 Russia imported goods
valued at 248. (200. 000 gold rubles
equhaltnt to 8124:900. 000. chiefly
coal, chemical and metal goods. fOOd-
stul'ts and textiles. In the same year
Russia exported goods \alued at 20, -
000. 000 gold rubles, chiefly flax. and
otlu. raw materials.
England took the lead in supplying
Russia with its needs last year with
Gcrn any second. The deliveries c011-
sistec chiefly of agricultural requi-
sites. Americaxtook third place. hav-
ing supplid 16 per cent of the im-
port goods. exclusive of relief sup—
plies.
The Soviet press. 'concludee that
owing to the exhausted condition . or
02' the country. it is scarcely consid-
ered possible to increase export busi-
noes during the heart {cw years. al-
though. save one paper. an impro'e-
merit in the quality of the goods may
well lzn (-\pu.(d.
MRS. WHITE,‘ HONOR
GUEST OF D. A. R.
Continued from First Page.
BATTERIES ; ’ 7.
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
T
1 Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
1 Phone 1340-1341
SPECIAL
LegsofGenuineLamb 38c lb
Corresponding
Townsend \Vivkn'irc.
Trensurrr~31rs M. .‘l. Andrews.
" Registrar—Mrs. llo‘mrt Van Buren.
(‘lxapiuin~~.\irs. .i. Billion Cohurn.
. liistoriun—~»Allss Ii. 1012 Curtis.
m l-ilirai'un2-———~.\ll‘s. C. i-.‘. l'uzmciiuckc.
'l‘hc Y’QU m. Mrs. Moi'auslund. com-
:nrntul on lhc pool “mic ac complish~
vi l-_\ tin chm‘ .11 4111113 1111 pustului
:1 not- 120m Cam: .in A: H.121 (£111: lam.
in, \ u. i< xiii; in s; t. l: rm tin, lumiit of
tin. (a1'1::«,ni;a11ra:1. l-Impry is an author
m swuxai looks on the war am! 1‘1?—
c- 311.7: :1 forceful 21d luss HI IIlt
V0? 1.1.1! ( 0‘13!L5§.I‘IO in“ IlltSldt lit
:1 ch‘ll'Iy tor in he: liln: >2
Tin. IL‘AIIH‘O' oi the mutating was the
“lu—‘siiziutm. Hymns. nil nmmlu’i's 11":-
L1: imp: \ ' :1 1- shot in lllf doing. 5 at
’M: mortal Ci .zl‘lmi :al hall. ’l’hc am: no
2:11} am..- .mplx- irgizll intercttlng
:losnriplirv'i (if “gulls find Mrs. Andrifis
Linn-rd up :1. tlilq‘vlil‘i'il lsy-lmv. Ellis.
Mco‘aizslzaizd iza‘vn- 3:435:91; on the 113'-
iional OI'EiAHIZRII'WI and Bliss livicn
Curtis 21ml sunlv willy "PI‘SPS suggest-
wl iy the {mainline (if '9 "I‘M“? Alli-’1‘-
not.» :11 \Vashingmn."
“'11 11 2h:- Conlino‘lzinl
Try Our Special Home Cooked
Chicken Dinner for Sunday
Fruit, Soup, Olives, Celery, Roast Chicken With
Dressing, Green Peas Mashed Potatoes, Pudding
or Pie. Coffee, Tea or Milk.
Oxford Lunch and
Restaurant
6 South Main Street
!. ‘fivIv
U i.
CODgl'tvf-‘K
W/Jflmmm.
mum-d on May 37. 11:3. tfiirc \\‘t,‘l\.‘
W W: 2.1m» 1111mm. The iOl‘lllzil opening:
inuk pine» 111 the cv'iilnu. Afivr 311$.
Miner's arc-ling. tlic Hon. (‘lmrlc-S
xx 11mm- ilu' first address.
sticaliy ruwiud.
Lia‘fiiis Hm;
-" “Lit-h unis ratings!”
lir “:15 iuifou'td lit. .szihasyadors .his-
:Hnl Fir Chitin“. Eli‘s. Bllllor's
names was so time limit it
slic ‘11th that God
and truth it krpt in history; also.
urgins that religion ["2 1-uiizcxnlwn'd,
mid 21w kw'plng of high ideals. ’l'licrc
is- u on} lug. {1:11 our morals are becom-
ing :as lousv us our goloshi-s. but she
will: \-..1 that illlr phrase is not true.
and 111211 tllv l‘niicd States would
march onward and upward.
\111l.1s;.ulm Guides said.
mini good things. "Thank God for
Yorktown i2 taught England how to
[N 'lt filth colonies"
\lrs. Minor pusuitcd the large ma~
Fine painting 5 of American iransllmts
to Ambassador Jusserand for the \\'ar
M115cum in Paris. Tlieih‘renchman rev
och-ed a {Jr-Hat ovation: he thanked
the N. S. 11. A. R. for France, and all
stood at atirniion while the .. “Aviar-
seiaisso" was sung by Lieut. Joan La-
bat.
During the “'t'9k. crowded with all
sorts of interesting meetings. reports
of all I). A. R.- schools were heard.
Addresses M‘ Henry Roe Cloud. an In-
dian and head of the American Indian
school at “mine. Kansas: Hon
Charlrs ll12;kc.Commiseioncr of In—
dian Afiairs; Capt. Arthur Guy Em—
P9): Princess Cantecuzene. grand-
daughter of President Ulysses Grant;
were way integeattng. The Hon. John
Temple Graves and many other pota-
bles went to Arlingtcn and witnessed
the burial of the "Unknown Soldier."
“t'lii‘nitl
" n .
.;lll1t"$l~: to t‘t
'l: s "m t .1 pt'i' 1. .1;
1-1»
City Live Poultry Marke
- 5 Mechanic Street
$.58” ".5
o.
W‘r/r
/
IROOSTERS ............ ...........20clb.
YOUNG ROOSTERS». . . . . . . . . . . .25c lb.
e
12¢
40%“
,.
’VQ‘? '4'
\
%' ran-f:
Fowls, Broilers and Pigeons Killed and
Dressed While You Wait
L.‘ MILLER Prop.
v
has. '
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Telephone Connection
tween Russia and the outside world »
published in the Soviet press; cover? 3
Secretary ——- Mrs“
lsiandlnu
' years.
..
among . .
TRISTRAM e YATT;
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
' GINGHAM DRESSES—Justly popular just now. Many mOdels
attractive patterns and color effects. Very reasonably priced.
BUNGALOW DRESSES AND APRONS—Very pretty elfects With
a wide choice of colors.
PETTICOATS AND BLOOMERS—Silk or jersey cloth.
DAIN’I‘Y WAISTS—SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS
Terrorists Begin Work
In Belfast Early Today
(Continued born fags One.)
struck on the head by the butt 01‘ a.
rm oh er. but managed to escape and
give the alarm. The total damage. it
is estimated, will reach. many thou-
sands of pounds.
BELFAST. May 19 . (Associated
Prcss).-——Four men. all of them Cath-
olics. were dragged from the beds at
Dcscrtmurtin. County Derry. early to-
dax, and murdered. Half of the vil—
lage was burned.
Eagle Boat NO. 17 Goes
Ashore on Long Island
Continued from First Page.
29-31 West Washington Street
All Kinds of Ready to Wear Clothes for
Men, Women, Boys, and Girls
on the Easy Payment Plan
along the shore in a luau fog “hr-r.
she M‘iapl‘d bottom. soon ofnr mid-
night. Hcr commands-r. T. l". “11h-
ers. iricd to sic-er her into deeper
water. luit. she ground on :1 Simd liar.
Rockets Were sent up Hit-1r
anal
flares were savcn at the coast guard:
simian at East Hampton. Assistance!
was sent imnmdiaiély.
Three of 121-: cm» “Touched shore or». ,
a raft
l, O. G. PALMER
1' Auctioneer
i
l
BRUSH
Oiiice A. D. Morris
‘1
A 'sl-zvlotnn crow wr's lift O‘i lmnrd. ’ _ A _ _‘
but he rvinuindvr. nannimrinq about 3 X0“ Shoes Hardwired Store, SOLII Film
st to i.\‘-il\'i-, also came asliox'v on . lour Clothes \
rafts. Some 01‘ the men Were thrown; ,
into the choppy sea. but \Vt rc rescued ' Your Half
11y tlu-ii' companions. 3
craft is c2050 to shore in sixth:
But Don't Forget it LEON AGHAXOV
Ti’hf“ .
low water. Coast gmirtls set up their: 7
lzrrcclics buoy apparatus to bring X OUR TEETH 1" P.” \thv! ., )‘ ,.‘
ln*‘"’.’u:(‘ ashore. , ; 7.. - - 4.. .
) film'rav' \ipv 151,...1'119 00:12:25 If 3ou need a new tooth brush 5
" ‘ ' ‘ " ' just smp in and let ‘15 Show \Ou Repairs all 322...“... cf
guard cuticr ()ssmcc. which had liven 3
in." the collie-r Mi.;.li-:«s.~x. outs ‘0“ know the better kind Swiss and 1.“. rivar‘.
\\”at( in s a 1:11
since that \PSSK‘I went aflhorc :n Port~ ; t‘lm .77:
AUTO REPAIRING,
WELDING
Kendrick 8; Chase Garage
Telephone 91':I 13 Raymond Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
NEIV BRIDGE PLAN
(Continued from First Page)
into Bodies. F
Made to Order
Welding Metals of
made until 1923. and the process of
building would take fronrone to thrcc
L"
Selectman \‘Jakcman suggested .that
the town let the slate built the six
miles of road which it is willing to‘do
and the road which the state is not
'. " ~ - VICTOR \\
Ice, Chi arcoal,
48 Chestnut St.
willing 10 build. the town should keep
in repair. The state engineer asked
the selectmhn to have the town pur—
chase three difi‘ercnt places in the road
which would be short cuts. but the
owners could not be reached at this
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VESE:
P115;
c n d e 1' s.
Lamps, Repaired and
'lKiz'
LY
c3565
lib
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laud. 310.. yeastnrilay. sent word today: 1 Also repairs .l- “1.“:
that tllr collier would lane to 19; y H . ~. “—
ihlmmlmzml. ’i‘hc Midd‘r-srx. :1 \t".\‘>'(‘I; H A MEAD i All “Lrh Lula...“ , f»
1.? ;‘.‘.'Sn tons nci, was bound from; . . _ teed. Perm“
1.:22nl2m'ifs point to Portland, with: PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST ; .
°°“" ‘ s N. Main St, South Norwalk 40 South Mum >1. Nmil
WESTPORT TOWN , g _ .
MEETING CONSIDERS 1 '
GS
time for figures. .
Selectman \Vakeman said the town
needed the road oil which could be
bought at eight cents a gallon.
Two streets were voted into- the
town. "Bradley" and “Wild Rose."
Frederick M Zalmon was chairman of
the meeting.
GOttlieb’s
VVood and
_Trucking.
C ‘ HTS"
Fred Hain
that mull
Old Friends at the OE‘
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar 8“
Free Delivery toAll Parts of Town
whose body now lies in a beautiful
spot in front of the Lee Mansion. D.
A. -.R delegates attended ‘the White
\ House reception fonwhioh there were
.lssued over 3. 000 invitations. Later.
, the delegates went to Mount Vernon. 4
President Washington’s home. with
- "a”:
--,--.~-,.------ .. ...............
4.
, Cigar!»
Attorney-abLaw made at that price.
. . . 52 Meadow Street the Perfecto Bouquet
Now at their new store \ - at 10c.
., ‘ ‘ ’ r _' “ . 0d we
10 South Main, st. A. M. WOOSTER 4 3° wggeggsg:....w
4
South Norwaflt
State Examiner U. 8. Patent Office
M
Prompt
Marshal Joi’rre. ecticut delegates
voted for Mrs John‘aidlew Buel of
'Litchfield. so. with the help of New
York delegates. that she was elected
vice president general from Connecti-
cut and also honorary state regent.
The surprise of the session was the
offer of Rosa Bonheun’n chateau and r
grounds and the II. 8. D. A. R. as I.
link between the nations and- to ho.
used as a rest- house for Overworked
women. Miss Clumsky. who went
from France to paint Mme. Bonheur'o
picture th‘iny years ago and never left
’ her. became eventually her sole heir; .
TheD. A. Rihuayeartodeeide
whether the organization can oxford
the upkeep of the place.
mm. “Gehebe’ s
We Here it It's Noam
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Oil Stoves, Gas Stoves. Ovens. Wmdow Semen‘s, Screen Doors ice
Cream Freezers. Watering Pots, Garden Toms. Wheelbarrbwe,
Lawu Mowers, etc.
9 , 25 WASHINGTON STREET
BIG SURPLUS OF OIL
ST. LOUIS, Mo.. May 19.-e-Oil com-,
panies have a swplus of eight hun-
tiun. declared there were approxi-,
mately 11, 000. 000 automobiles in the
ccurflry, ene-third of which are
The banquet was r. brilliant our”,
PATENTS
SPECIAI‘S OFORV ‘ ‘ Send for, Booklet on Patents
.WEEK ‘ ms Main so. Bridgeport, Conn.
* 1- 31 ' . - H
flowones’ or acid nodal ~ Radio Head
P“ m C ‘ U Q 0 O D I t I I t I ”120
Extra. mo Salt Park, H). . 20° . We hare e. full line of Radio
' ' ' Equipment at our new Store,
‘fswiasznmium Oled'ib. . 24% SN... 15 North Main St. ....
PureHeWOrlesnllolssees
Shoot. modal.
\ .
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Things
1—The thorough
”“8 People for business life
z—i'l'hek flavorable introd
to the business public-
service to emoloyers of ofliceh
with Mrs. Beet sarcomas-ens. There
dred million gallons of genomic .on'
hand, despite the increase in the price
owned by (armors. _ ,. ~ ‘
providing for severe penalties
of gasoline throughout the country.
acco ._ ‘ing to delegates. attending we
theft of automobiles today were ‘
convention oaths American Antone- hetero the cameo...
today. .. mo. s1.
fires
- to Enter
Has for .1158 Object Three
training “‘
actloll
. or
s—Tim highest possible ‘Pfiem
NourlsaGoodT11“e l
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Norwalk Chronicler