elotex Insulating Lumber.
149 \“ashington Si.
Phone 652
First St. and Scariewi Comp
Phone 5:; : Devinc
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LOOK our Eon MISTAKES
WHEN BUILDING A HOME
.sm-y man who builds a house should remember that
. day he may want to sell it—a well planned house will
yl attract a buyer but if you have overlooked the details
A- lend comfort and convenience, used shoddy materials,
_ will find it hard to dispose of the place at a good price.
17.1101! you come to letting the contract be sure that you know
& reputation of the contractor. The lowest bid is not al-
ways the best, so before youdecide to accept it, make inqui--
fies about the standing and the 'quality of work the bidder
:13. been doing. Be careful about using new kinds of. mate-
; iii, let somebody else do the experimenting. Get materials
- lei your house that you know have stood the test of time.
'ITheI-Iatch £9” Bailey Company
LUMBER and MILLWORK
McNair' s Shingles, guaranteed for 40 years.
ELSVOOd, Grain, Feed, Masons’ Materials
THE FERRIS - DEVINE COMPANY
Successors to
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.327-129-131 Washington St.
GEHEBE’S
IT’S HERE IF IT’S HOUSEWARE
LE5 There is nothing mysterious abohb-home building, every
moblem presented can be understood clearly by any one.
7 But the average home—builder fails tqinform himself or fails\
_to seek expert assistance and thus gets himself into trouble.
Sheetrock-Cornell Wall
J. Irving Dibble, Pres.
Charles I-‘.. Derinc.
Vice-Pres.
.‘Jnuricc J. Dcvine, Trcns.
_ ST ERLIN G’S
{Refrigerator Club
_NOW STARTING
55.00 delivers a refrigerator to your home. Any
style, any size you wish.
Sole Agents for the Famous “Niagara’; Refrigera- .
E233 tor—Fully Guaranteed in Every Way.
'35? Buy N ow While the Stock Is Complete. .-
36 Different Styles and Sizes.
:5: . OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT.
.ZSterling Furniture Co.
' - Furniture—Rugs—Ranges—Linoleum
Phone 105..
PHONE
52?
j HOSE HEELS
Made of hardwood, will hold
--, _100 ft. rubber hose, at .. 31-49
,JINDOW SCREENS
The extension kind, 24 inches
1!, 33 inches long, at ..—59c
.mx
Repairs clogged drain pipes.
Small can . ............. 50c
Large can ». .......... . $1.98
_om STOVE OVENS
1“ ‘3-BIn-ner size, asbestos lined.
’. ‘1:- door, at . ........ . $4.08
MY BOARDS
‘ ' We 16x22 inches. made
1‘ at clear wood. at . ...... .. 79c
:1 ' Reliable Kitchen Ware at Substantial Savings.
V Grasp This Opportunity to Buy 11 You Wish to Save Money.
IOOD CHOPPERS
$2..
" S—Universal make, fitted
with four knixes, No. 2 size.
At
.- ............ ......: $2.19
CEREAL SETS
3?.5
American porcelain,
0—15 piece sets, made or
slightly
defective, at ...... . $3.98 set
H01:
Black japanned.
SE ELAIL BOXES
rdckior papers, at :....... Dc
FLOOR LIOPS
$1.
(lo—Liquid Veneer. treated
with oil, ready for use. at 79c
CEILING DUSTERS
$1.
39—Made of wool. fitted
with long handle, at ... .. 98c
, ms RANGES
‘ S-Burner size with oxen. fitted
-, with best drilled burners. '
L I: ..................~ $5.98!,
TUNGS'DON ELECTRIC
BULBS
20 \olt, 25 and 50 Watt.
Ea.
Ch moo-e‘o'cousase'uooo-a' 3.0
assassins 6105 STREET .
sob'rn naturism, ooxn'. ‘
. fitted with I
Clothes To Please 'All
‘Stout, Medium, Tall
$25 & up
Boys’ Z-Pant Suits
$10.98
3.,
Special Showing "'
And Sale of
WOMEN’S AND
MISSES’ COATS
$12.98 .. $25
‘ New Spring
OVERBLOUSES
1 $1.98
Fashion Favored
Suits Specially Priced
$19.50 to $29.50
,
J acoby s
12-14 No. Main St.
The House of Kuppenheimer
Come in to‘See the New .
OLDSMOBILE SIX
”m $894.00"
ar
Auto Supplies admiring
AARON KOHN
9 Railroad Avenue.
If She Is Be-
York
NEW YORK. May
to learn whether Miss Mildred Beam.
Elizabeth, N. J.. school teacher. and
“the other woman" of the Baring
case, was being kept out of the State
to defeat the ends of Justice yester-
day afternoon led to the issuance of
2.—An effort
for Clarence 0.‘ Bareng.
him to appear before the
Jury.
Grand
ordered Long to go before County
Judge Bleakley in contempt pro-
ceedings to show cause why he
should not answer questions as to
Miss Beam's present whereabouts.
declared that. as an attorney. he
lions.
result of some information received
by District Attorney Rowland on a
visit to New York yesterday morn-
ing.
Baring, in the meantime. remain-
ed in the county jail at \‘l’hlterlains
Mrs. serah O. Baring.
used the names of Burgess and 00k-
lcy. He received permission‘
his present name from the courts
in 1912.
Long will fight any more to bring
his client to trial May 12th, the ten-
lntiyc date set by County Judge
l-llcakley, it was learned today. it
was said that Long has planned le-
gal moves which will prevent Dar-
ing from coming to trial for months.
lie has already applied for a. copy
or the Grand Jury minutes-and is
expected to move a demurrer to the
indictment of his client.
Lawyers In Conference.
‘ Counsel for Baring and those rc-
rained by Mrs. Sarah Baring and
‘Miss L‘cam store in conference to-
.day in New lork.
Long “as reported to be seeking
bail for hls client in New York.
Miss Beam was cxpccted to tap-
pear voluntarily before District At-
wrney Rowland today to tell tho
story of her relations with Baring.
Apparently remorsefu. us he learn
ed of the school teacher's predica-
ment due to her fricn hip for him.
Baring has send word to the District
Attorney that she was; entirely inno-
cent of misconduct and that their
association of three years’ standing
was platonic. lie expressed regret
the imcsllgatlon.
lclativcs ofthc young woman said
quite innocent. but that there would
have been no association at all it
Baring had not deceived her. David
Seaman of 3"51‘ark place. Irving-
ton N J.. her brother in law said
subppoena. for Charles Long. counsel
directing
After leaving the jury room, Long
for want of bail. lie is under charg- .
es of attempting to poison his wife, .
61111511111116
Grand Jury Seeks to ;
ng Kept Out of New
‘
\Vhen he appeared the Grand Jury
would decline to answer any ques- ‘
The action was believed to be the
Baring. it was learned today, has;
to use ;
lhat her name had been drawn into-
' meant to
that the relationship of the two was
flare-nee .0. Baring and his will 3
that Baring care the impressionable
school teacher to understand he was
an unhappy and misunderstood hus-
band nnd that he planned to get a.
dixorce as soon as possible.
Calls It The Old Story.
"It is the old story of a. young
and impressionable woman deluded
by. a. man much older in years and
decades older in experience and
knowledge of the norld. " he added.
"Mildred feels 1‘ notoricl). and
that is “by she ran auay \Ionday
and has not an presented herself
before the District Attorney."
lie announced that his sister-in-
lnw had retained a. lawyer, who had
convinced her she must face the or-
deal of publicity. She will aprescnt
herself to District Attorney Rowland
today.
The prosecutor has no charge to
make against Miss Beam. He does
not believe she has the slightest
knowledge of Baring‘s nll-cgcd at-
tempt to poison his Wife by putting
disease germs and arsenic in her:
food. but he does feel she knowsl
something of the man '3 recent move-l
moms and that her testimony is es-
sential. lie understands that Baring
urry her as soon as he
was rider llS “ire. “liclhcr by di-.
vorec or other methods. ’
An electrical device that can be
carried in a. pocket has been in-
vented by an Australian to measure
the depth of water in wells.
Puritan Hams, lb . . . . . . . . . -25c Smoked Shoulders, lb. . . . ,.
LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
. ' e A ‘ ‘ e
Our. HoSIery Section
Is one of the most important and popular departments in this big We
because we carry only established makes and sell them at fair price. If
you want the latest styles in stockings, we have them.
NOVELTY SILK STOCKINGS-Something new.
GORDON HOSIERY—All the popular numbers in either Silk or Chiffon
at
MEN’S SPORT HOSE—All wool, attractive patterns.
CHILDREN’S HOSIERY—Regular and 3-4 lengths
A NEW LOT LADIES’ SPORT TIES, 50c.
N
$1.59 Pall
$2.00 pair
Special $2.00 Dr.
29c-35c-30c-59c pr.
'Scmite oil committee for the first
time in its inquiry into the leasmg
of the naxal resencs took up in dc- «
- City.
OIL INQUIRY IS
IN LAST PHASE
WASHINGTON, Ma! 2.-Thc
tail today the situation in Resent-
.\‘o. 3, on Bucna Vista Hills. in
California.
Assistant Secretary Finncy of the
Interior Department and Director
H. Foster Rain of the Bureau of
Mines were called for questioning
in what committee members said
was the last phase of the long in-
realization.
Mr. Pinncy gave to the committee
a complete list of all leases made on
the Burns Vista. reserve and review-
ed the history of each. This reserve
is knmn as-ihe‘ "checkcrboard' rc-
serse because the lands held for the
nmy were in most instances alter-
natlng sections with the intervening
sections under private control.
Many of the early leases. Mr. Fin-
ney showed. worn for offset wells.
granted to protect drainage by wells
on adjoining properties. while au-
thority for making the earlier leases
rested in the Secretary of the in-
terior. The witness said that Secre-
taiy of the Interior I'm no in all in-
stances referred applications
Secretary of the Naxy Daniels. and
made no leases without the latter‘s
apprmal.
CHICAGO. May l.—Tom.Gibbons.
St. Paul light heavyweight will be
gin training May 10 at Michigan
Indiana. for his match
May 31. with George Carpenticr of
France. Eddie Kane, Gibbons' man-
ager made this announcement today
12c
Granulated ‘Sugar 12 lbs for $1 Confectionary Sugar 2 lbs. 25c
Fancy Spinach, pk. . . . . . . . 30c Fresh Cocoanults 3 for . . . . 25c
Florida Grapefruit 6 for l. . 25c California Oranges, doz. . .- 25c ‘
Maine Potatoes, pk. . . . . . . . . 49c
New Florida Potatoes, 4 lbs. 25c
New Texas Onions, 3 lbs. . . . 25c
New. Cabbage, 3 lbs. . . . . . ..
25c
I
Campbell’s Beans, 3 for . . 25c l
J ell-O, assorted- 3 for .. . ...~ 25c
Jones’ Pillsburys or Gold Medal Flour, bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .L. 51.09
Kellogs Corn Flakes pr Post Toasties, 3 pkg}. .7 . . .7. .7, . .7. . .1. , 1 . .1... 25¢ %
Stritly Fresh Eggs, dozen 35c Pure Lard, 2 lbs. .............. 35c
.Sheflield Evaporated Milk, tall cans, 9 cans, $1.
Clover Milk, 7. cans, $1
Peas. Corn, Tomatoes, Succotash, Lima Beans orString Beans, assorted,
6cans. ...... .
99c. Assorted
Del onte Fruit S
Del Monte White
Fresh Pineapples, 2 for 25c
Del Monte Fresh Prunes, 3 cans . .
DEL MONTE “STOCK YOUR PANTRY WEEK” STARTS
SATURDAY
,large,3cans ......_.......
herries, large, 8 cans p, ...~-........._....--.......... $1.19
Del Monte Pears, large 3 cans ._-........'.....................-.._.. $1.19
Del Monte Sliced Pineapple, large, 3 cans . . . . . .— . . . .a . m . . .. . -. .- . . $1.19
Del Monte Loganberries, No. 2 can gleam ..l. 95c
Del Monte Peaches, No. 2 cans, 4 cans ............. $1.00
Del Monte Sliced Peaches, No’. 1 can, 6cans .1... $100
Del Monte Grated Pineapple, No. 2 can, 6 cans . .H... .. . .. .$l.l5
Del Monte Asparagus Tips, picnic size 4 cans . 95c
Northern Spy Apples, pk... '. . 65c
-.occJ‘-e.._-concouooaeeo'moeeee. 79c
I
0:;H‘WOOIOeom' $1.29
Golden Bantam Corn, 3 cans 69c
— Kirkman’ s Borax Soap, 19 for $1
dartiey’s‘ Marmalade . . . . ...,. 35c/
H
Palmolive Soap, 13 for . . . . $1. 00
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FREE DELIVERY
Not Like He “‘35.
(Kansas City Star.)
"How 'is Lab .Iuckett,’ that was
shot seven times through the body.
coming on?" asked a. citizen ’ of
Slippery Slap "Do ”my think he'll
get well?"
"The doctor llime he will." replied
a resident of the same reg!on. “but,
Ithinhmyseu,:
“limbs
so -
35-37 Main St, Norwalk
Two phones 12334234
r'
New York Grocery
A. 1".Beck1nann 82' Co., Inc., Quality Grocers ,
H 83 Washington St, So. Nor-trails
Phone No 356-5
FREE DELIVERY"
\
to
there,
NEW SPRING FASHIO\5
OUR PRICES ARE LO\\-—Tlll \51
snumr an my; 1* ”i
“W SPRING \‘E‘V SPRING 3:“- ‘PF'V
. coa'rs sun's 13 1-355;
$10 & $15 $18 8: $153 $10 a; 5:3
LWALDNER’S
ON THE CORNER
“The Women' 3 Shop for Va‘ is: .
3238 MAIN 81'..COR.H.~'1V1LAm :-
PALACE BOOTERY ‘
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
SHOES OF FASHION
Never were shoes more beautiful than these b522,; 33.2113:
the Palace Bootery. One glance at our window and ye: r:
be tempted to buy a pair. Palace Bootery footwer : m;
leads the style mode. Guide yourself by Pol. -
footwear.
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MODERATELY PRICED—_—
JQ . ..i 2.“.
l
SKIRTS”
HEATH'ERBLOOM, silk flouncc. black
Il".."‘
HEATHERBLOOM,
black. navy brown.
HEATHERBLOOM, black. $1 75 a”d 81 9:
At no ..... :o_eoe .............
brown.
SATEEN’ We“ $1.50 $1.70
At
J. I. ' MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
ixSPECIAL SALE
BUNGALOW and POLLY PRIM AFRO.“ 7’
_. $1.00
Regular $1.25.
RIBBED SPORT HOSE
Regular 75c.
WRAP-AROUNDS and GIRDLES
$1.00 ‘° $2. 95
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4
i,
Regular $1.50 to $4 00. ’
.. - .._ j,
. .' 69c BRASSIERES
- 2ror$1.00- ,
$1.50 SILK HOSIERY.
' $1.25 .
Black, Brown, Grey, Fawn, Nude».
NOVELTY GAUNTLETS
_‘89'c ~
Regular $1.25
Mme. Jeannette
56 _.so MAINST SOUTH NORWArLK
One": Saturday Evenings Until 9 :30 P- M-
Norwalk Chronicler