/" .
Buslumun
—.\1ltllony lvas.
, j",'fin‘.‘0 broker of South
3 1 ;.. Hulls breakdown.
.. 1 >.ill‘.'l1 {or Lithuania
lie cured
. . l-V starting a. rovo~
around the
. [is Iliil‘t’llls.
,1 lumd
is the man who
Ami now he's a
:,i tiny call him the
Lithuania." Ov‘cr
m lucto president)- of
i'lt‘ he IS president ot
a Financial Corpora-
ill]! estate agency. a.
l .l in”; and a banking.
l .~il2llllSlllp business.
. : .l lxouln-vurd overlook-
r lLly, where he has a.
rilildrcn.
w. nrw fill of politics
' understand." said Mrs.
ills le‘i‘IIIIOLIS (rest cure
‘lrllq.
' l‘lf‘l lcttcrs told: when
- .l. zmvi he saw the Lithu-
~ 4 upprrsSlOll from the
r’u hr started a. tour of
mull! the peasants to
l ~< .Hv,
( Hf
i
, guwrnment. And he
. plru by digging up
mumswu in real money!
’ 'vvwlom fund. The re-
tn :lrllls—-—nnd the cap-
1.”..1 lllstrlct.
unllltlnnizin: with the
«in that marked his rise
\\ l » n he came to South
w :120. .1. youth of 17.
~ irmly cheated out of
m by :1 follow country-
mmll saving again and
. ‘utmn inr his present
-<-. mt nrcloctcd on that
~ w lm‘k to Meme]. eiither.
'L: n revolution and
wivl‘vlls systcm. he found
. fill norm-y of his South
in lx’m'nn. and an-
ll. llr‘ prorliots that
. :i "svcbnd New York."
‘ l'm proud of what he
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 9, 19cc.
And Then
0
Goes To Europe For Best;
Gets It—By Capturing Meme]
ITDOYI BOSTON
:‘BUSINESS MAN To
in
LEADER or LITHUANIAIG
AT MEMCL .
, .' mmnwgmmc SENT’INED
S
ANTHONY IVAS, HIS YVIFE AND C HILDREN. PAUL AND STANLEY.
has done," said Mrs. Ives.
cabled him to come home.
get. shot if he stays over there.
"but I've‘
He may
I've
just had a. cable from him in which l Europe." he says. proudly.
ried about Ills father getting 371-077
“My daddy can lick anybody
His son. Paul. who is five, isn't war-
in
“I want
he says he is returning some time in him home. though for he promisedjo
February.
I think he needs a rest." bring me a jacknit’c."
-~ \ll lilIl Ill.“ IN COURT.
-- ; :l'll I'i‘<‘\~'
i l *1; i', l"~ 1).
man»: u lwche years'
1l*‘!‘>tll'lll for the slay-
. llSl or his housekeeper.
z". um». brought into the
)‘i‘slf‘rday on a
: \’.l‘ll. ills appearance
:~ m ;. H'lli brought against
llohrrts, husband
of tho nstate of
.zl, \wn rlzllms $10,000
'I ‘l" Gullll.
iii \
9.—Albert
«Mall 1‘4 lo
vlvl'
‘l illvll l‘
l\\l Iii iii) KILNA'I'I'I
[ii \ ~lrllillt'll l'rl»
' ~lil.\"il'(vf‘{, l'll-. u—Criticlsing
.. ll vr-Ill‘: 24‘ mupling the
.l l ' l‘» 'l i'.ll"l the ‘ British
in :' {5 in”? in lllS address 10
w :wllll‘ ”Hillrnn. Democrat.
w , . Hm Sv'nzltc yesterday
l'l'lll hall “descended
pedestal and insulted
f‘T 4 m“! FITHNITl‘RI'I FIRE.
\M'ILIJC. Moss. Fri). 8.
uu'urv factory of Kenncy
ml \‘.'oltvrs was destroyed
_ m outbuildings damaged
'm~ that (‘iulSCtl a. loss of
rppuronlly started from a
.z' thrown into the oil at
u-ll. which lmd smoulder-
‘ t .. night. About seventy-
u: re thrown out of work
Coal Mining
in New York
New York urchins are finding many ways to solve the coal shortage
m their homes. Here they are shown mining coal tram one of the chute:
In a. busy street while companions keep watch to:- the police.
'.>r“. .. ' ~
5/.
lSchultze’s Week-End Specials
LEAN POT ROAST 18clb.
LICHS OF YOUNG LAMB
..’.. 28c lb.
Prime Rib Roast . . . .
l*‘«ll'c-Qr’ts Young Lamb. . 18c lb.
Fresh Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . 23c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast . . . . . .140 lb-
Fzmcy Fowls, 4 lb. ave.. . . 35c lb.
22c, 25c lb.
Puritan Skinned Back Sugar Cured Hams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27c lb.
Fresh Shoulders . . . . . . .
Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . . ..
B. and B. Pot Roast .. . . ..
Solid Lean Pot Roast. . . . .
Fancy Roasting Chickens 38c lb.
15c lb.
15c lb.
22c lb.
16c lb.
1
Sunlight Butter . . . .
Smoked Shoulders... 15c lb. 1 Puritan Sliced Bacon in Pkgs. 45c lb.
Strictly Fresh Eggs . . . . 45c doz.
..'.'.54c lb.
Round Steak . _... 230 Per lb.
Sirloin Steak . . . .. 30c Per “’-
Portorhouse Steak . . 320 per 1"
Hllmburg Steak . . 18c per lb.
Flank Steak . ..... 25¢ per 11).
Pig's Feet. 30 per 1b.
Link Sausage . . . . 250 per lb.
Rib Lamb Chops .. 30c per 1b-
Loin Lamb Chops . , 45c per 1b.
StowingLamb 15cper1b.
Veal Outlet 42c per 1b.
Loin Veal Chops, 38crper lb.
SpareRibs locper 1b.
Frankfurt: .......20c per lb.
preshrmé 10c per 1b.
Rump CornedBeef, ..........
18c-200p» lb.
Fresh Rump Pot Roast
20c-22operlb.
Beef Liver ........'.1oc per lb.
Home Made’Sausage .........
................30cper lb.
Galves’ Liver 40¢ per lb.
Turkeys
Plate Corned Beef, 8c per lb.
48c,58clb
39.43
‘_
TS chultzc’s Sanitary Markets '
MAIN ST.. NOBWLLl—WOAD £7an WASHINGTON 81.. SO.
nonwm, f ,
> i
wasrpon'r. ozommwr, bum. _uguronn. monsoon, ; .WFEQRE-Q f
taxed 310.
By Associated Press
HARTFORD.chb. 9.———It was voted
at the 35th annual communication of
the Connecticut Grand Lodge or Ma-
sons in this city yesterday that in-
crraeed support should be given to the
Masonic Home at Wallingtorrl. To
this end a. per capita tax of $2.50 on
all members less than thirty yl‘ears a
Man 11 was voted, and the older mem-
bers were urged to pay the same
amount. Of this 32.15 will go to the
Masonic Charity Foundation and 35
cents to the Grand Lodge. It was
voted that each candidate and each
of I'awratuck. Past
Grand Marshal.
port.
tlon address.
pointments:
Scofield, Stamford ;
District Deputies:
A past grand master's fiewel
agron were given to retirtrrg Grand
Master Frank L. Wilder. of Bridge-
Gr‘and Secretary George
Kies, of Hartford, made the preacnla-
Grand Master Arthur M. Brawn,
Jewett. City. made the following ap- .
Grand Marshal, Harry 0;
Gtand Senior
Steward. George R. Stiirg’es, \Vood-
bury; Grand Junior Steward. _Elbcrt
H. Darble. Danielson: Grand Chaplain.
the Rev. Alexander H. Abbott,
wich; Grand Tyler. George A. Loomis;
Custodian of the Work for five years.
Andrew J. Hallock, Wallingford.
First District,
Leo Davis. Nor-walk: Second, Stephen
B. Treadwell. Danbury; Third" New—
ton D. Hoibrook, Thomaston; Fourth.
The new officers were vinshlled by
Fast Grand Master Thomas McKenzie.
Gran-1 Master
‘Wuton G. Granule. o! Litchfleid. was
1*
and
A.
for
Nor-
Sixth. Howard A. Middleton,
Brook: Seventh. Nelson M. ovres,'Say-
brook; Eighth. David H. Seaman. Gro-
ton; Ninth. David Bissett.
Norwalk: Second, appointment later;
Third. the Rev. Dr. Watson T... Phillips.
Derby; Fourth,'Rev. Arthur F. Lewis.
North Haven: Fifth. .Rev.
Davis, New Britain: Sixth. Rev. Dr.
Broad,Rev. J'. Havergali
Stafford Williams. Danieison.
Sprmfl- The usual
Associate Grand ‘Chaplajna: First named.
District, the Rev. Charles A. Marks,
’Member .“School
John L.
page every day.
4;}; '
Sherwood H. Raymond. NEW’BritainHWiliam F. English. Harttord: Seventh,
Sheppardm Deep
River; Eighth. Rev. Charla H. Howe.
New London: Ninth, Rev. Walter B. .
buys" and file
fun you had? Then you'll like Dwig‘n
drawings on the Classified Advertising
member joining from out the state he
N. Warren Brown. New Haven: Fifth,
Candies and Lunch
NORWALK
Assorted Chocolates ....... ... . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c 1b..
Italian Cream Chocolates ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c lb.
Assorted Cream Caramels 49c lb. '
-'¢’-‘--"¢'o-p‘-.',a -r.-'-4._-.v-n
z~-,-'
a'o.‘----,-,.
13 MAIN STREET
.é . '
IR VING B- STONE, .;
NORWALK
February Specials
SpeciaIImtof‘BungalowApronsat ...... ............’$1.00
Values $1.50, $1.75 and $1.98
Children’s Scots at Clean Up Prices . . . . . . . . $3.50 and $4.98
Sizes 2 to 6 Years. .
Small Lot Infant’s White Uouts, Slightly 'Soiled from
Handling at 1/2 Price.
$1.69 and $1.75 Wool Hose at . . . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.39
SPECIAL PRICES ON SCARPS-AND SCARF SETS.
- r
~4,I~-V..I--_-,.a-,-,--,.r.g.-,.--..', ......... , .............
.-....--..--.
I
_.., _.f,.L _..
p Big Savings For You In The , .
Semi-Annual Clearance Sale!
ALL FURNITURE OFFERED AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRICES!
Certainly, the right time to add ihoscdneedcd Suites or In-
dividual Pieces, and, to place all orders for Furniture that
will be needed later on! Just a few minutes’ investigation
is all that is needed, on your part, to feel assured the Sav-
ings are of such size as to make this YOUR SALE!
HADLEY’S EASY PAYMENT PLAN
IS ALWAYS AT YOUR SERVICE! .
‘Despitc the fact that all stocks have been ii'educcd in price,
to encourage immediate purchases, there is absolutely no
change in our liberal offer of the past: “Select any and all
needed furniture—Make only proportionately small‘Cash
Deposit and your selections will be delivered WHEN
WANTED—Pay the balance, to suit your own convenience.”
For Example Take Bed Room Furniture.'!
in todayis advertisement, we are quoting a few Bed Room Suites merely to give you an idea 'of the way prices
have been reduced on the entire stocks!
You may correctly infer that in the purchase of 3 Dining Suite, or Liv-
ing Room Suite this example is duplicated! And, when you take into consideration thc fact that at no other store
in New England can you find such a large, comprehensive stock as is always displayed here, such a Sale as
this offers DNUSUAL OPPORTUNITIES! 7
. w . _
‘A Typical Value--Fine Colonial Four Piece Suite--With FullSizcd Bed-Regal ill-[y $229.75
imagine this attractive Suite, in you choice
price! . Designed exactly as illustrated above,
and Triplicate mirrored Toilet Table.
did cbnstruction throughout, good size and neat appearance it is 'a value that will be appreciated by,
anyone interested in an extraordinary value.
dow Number Eight. See it, at yourfirst opportunity!
of American Walnut or Mahogany finished, at this low
it includes Dresser, Chifiorctte, Full Sized Double Bed SALE PRICE
(Twin Beds may be had at slightly increased price). Of splen- $14975
For your convenience, it is now being displayed in Win-
Below: A Few of, the Hundreds. of. Other Similarivolllcs: """"
Four Piece Italian Oak Bedroom Suite—Including Dress-
er,
fared in the Clearance Sale, complete, for:
$9975
Another “Headliner” in the Bed Room Suite Department
is a four piece American Walnut . _
Dresser, Bow End (full sized) Bed, Chlfi'orette and Sam-
Vanity Toilet _Table. Regularlyf priced at $154.50. SALE
PRICE:- . . .
' $9975 ‘l'lierms To Suit]
American Walnut Veneer Suite .of four pieces—Of period
dcsign and absolutely dependable construction through-
out—Including Dresser, Bed, Toilet Table and Chlfiorette—
Latat stylo—chularly priced at $179.50 SALE PRICE :
_ . $13975» '
Terms To Suit
Bird’s E}: Maple Finish Suite of three pieces; Dresser..Chif-.
.—
forettc and full sized Straight End Bed; ..Tudor.Dcs‘
splendid construction—good size. Regularly priced 225
(Toilet Table extra.) SALE PRICE: I 1 .
‘ s16900
mrosun’
Full Sized Bow End Bed, Chifforettc and Triplicate * .
Mirrored Toilet Table-Regulal'ly priced ‘at $139.50—f0f# ' ‘
Finished Suite, including '
MRSun‘
PRlcE :
Your Choice May Be. Had On .‘lTerms to Suit Your Convenience’.’
An unuSually attractive Four Piece Suite in Quartered Oak
Finish, including Dresser, Chifl'onette, Toilet Table and Bed
—Of plain lines. but the vcry'b‘est of construction. Highly
polished. Regularly priced $259.50. SALE PRICE:
5.19000 "
Period Suite of four picces——Dresser, Bow End Bed, Chif-
fonette and Triplicate Mirrored Toilet Table—Choice of
Old Ivory or Mahogany Finishes. Every piece of large
size and fine appearance. Regularly priced $298.50. SALE
' ”322950.
A very handsome American Walnut Veneer construction
Four'Piecc Suite is offered at an actual gaving of $110. It
includes Dresser, Twianeds and GlifioTlettc—Louis XVI
design—Burl Walnut Panels Regulagv priced $435.00
SALE PRICE: . -
' ‘ ' $32500
\
Large Four Piece American Walnut Finish Suitc—includ- '
ing Dresser, Chiffonettc and full Vanity Dresser (all with
Plate Glass T/bp), and full sized Bow End Bed. All pieces
are of large proportions and excellent appearance. Regu-
larly $495.00 SALE PRICE:
.3380“
SENT-E. ,
FREE AUTO TRUCK DELIV-
l-zuvrro not now: is THE
Imam... J
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committee: were alsor
Norwalk Chronicler