ET THIS SPRING he the last to tales up‘ and tack
”‘ L down carpets, fill cracks and paint old floors that
never were intended to be exposed or finished for wear.
Hardwood floors are. never discarded, but give lasting
beauty and service. That is why no one ever regrets the
laying of hardwood floors in their home.
Our Oak Flooring is accurately manufactured, uniformly
cost no more than a carpet and lasts a lifetime.
TheHatchEclBaIley Company
LUMBER & MILLWORK
graded and producedfrom oak thoroughly seasoned. First,
Admiral Palmer De-
clares We Are aMar-
itime Nation as Well
As Industrial
HIGH cos'rs .
says - at Convention
That We Must Stan-
dardize Ship Build-
ing to Lower Prices
BOSTON. June 6—Thnt I. healthy
merchant marine is an absolute no-
ficesslty to the safety and prosperity
of the American people. and that
private ownership is the only fun-
, Mafia.
,. Ids-fl." .
Buy children’s shoes that will satisfy you in service,
style and fit
long wear that is unequalled.
Priced from $3500 to $6.00
CO‘NNEALLY e BRACKEN
81 Washing-ton St. South Not-walk
::-—STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS—zt
I Educator Shoes
Educators have a reputation for
Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes from infant to adult sizes.
dnmental solution to keeping the
American flag afloat on high’seas.
was the declaration this afternoon
or Admiral Leigh C. Palmer. presi-
dent of the United States Fleet Cor-
poration. before the Eleventh Na:
Iionai Foreign Trade Convention. .
Discussing the relation of the gov-
ernment to the merchant' marine.
Admiral Palmer said: ,
"While government aid for the
merchant marine is toibe encouraged
and welcomed. it is more important
for the lasting good of the merchant
marine that private enterprise be
directed to the solution of our ship-
ping problems 'with a. view to dim.
inishing. and eventually removing.
the differential that. exists between
American and foreign 'opernting
costs. But. I am an optimist. and I
believe the time will come when we
will build ships as cheaply as they
can be built abroad. .
"When shipyards are enabled to
work continuously on the produce
tion of specialized types of ships.
MADEY’S
234 EAST AVEN UE
GROCERHES EAST NOR‘VALK PHONE 1507
FANCY FRUITS CIGARS
SCHRAFFT'S CHOCOLATES CIGARETFES
CONFECTION ER}:
HUBER‘S ICE CREAM.
and when American engineers shall
have evolved standardized types of
marine motors that can be mean:
tactured by quantity production
methods and at comparatively low
'cost, the problem of cheap will have
been solved.
"A part of the differential that
now exists is the higher cost of cup:
lie! to the American shlpowner.
This probably is only It temporary
condition that will adjust itself in
GARDEN, GRASS, GRAIN SEEDS
TOMATO AND CABBAGE PLANTS, ONION SETS
GENERAL CROP and SPECIAL FERTILIZERS
BONE MEAL and SHEEP MANURE
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO.
is MAIN STREET
“
DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
"Geode cheer Within"
A Place h It! Par Exollsnoo
elites and Pastries to Order for Horne Use
- CATERER FOR PARTIEI
HOTEL DAVENPORT STAMFORD 00".
Music Every Evening—6: 30 to 9' 00
NOB‘VALK. CONN.
due time. Furthermore. in all items
of operating coats In which labor is
a considerable factor. such as wages
or ships“ crews and salaries of opero
atlves. American shipping will con-
tinue to be at a disadvantage u long
as the American scale of living is
higher than the foreign. which we
should expect to continue indefin-
itely. But. recognizing this. our rc-
course is to make our operatives and
crews more elicient and more pro-
ductive and thereby mlnknize the
differential. ‘
“For three~quarters of a century
our people. bent on the exploitation
of our vast internal resources. turn-
ed their backs to the sea and left
the comparatively unremuneratlve
business of shipping to other peoples
less favorably clrcumstsnccd. This
has given rise to the belief in some
quarters that ours is not Is. maritime
L
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12-14 No. Main St.
The Biggest Coat Sale of The Year
Coats For Ladies and Misses
, That were selling at $16.50, $25, $35 and up to $59
Special Sale, Price at
$10 to ”$32.50
Wash Dresses
$2.98 $12.98
Compelling Reductions In The Finest Summer Dresses
Made of Silk and All Summer Fabrics
Silk Dresses Flannel Dresses
$12.98
A.
'r
Straw Hats
New Shapes—New Straws
A;}try-on will tell you the
Whole story in five
minutes.
Men’s" and Young: Men’s Suits"
people; that by naturewe are inept
on the see. Such a belie! is not
founded on feet. ‘Our nation in
large pprt has been built by the, sea-
raring peoples. Our maritime
achievements in the early hall go!
the last century. as well as our naval
accomplishments throughout our
history.‘ have demonstrated our tit-
ness on the sea. The call or the sea
will find I. ready response when
economic conditions become favor-
able to American enterprice there-
on. That time is slowly but surely
approaching.
"The merchant marine should not
be regarded from on
commercial viewpoint." continued
the speaker. "While its prime pur-
pose is to serve the nation's com-
merce during timesiot peace,
value as an element of national de-
tense should be kept in mind. Mod-
ern warfare is “aged pith practic-
ally all national resources and the
commercial fleet is hardly second in
importance for purposes of national
defense to ”Into! a. regular ‘navnl
establishment. In proportion as the
principle or naval disarmant is
adopted and the regular naval fleets
curtailed. the commercial fleet will
become of l'ncreaslng importance for
both offense and defense. It has
long been an established policy of
certain foreign governments to de-
velop special type: or commercial
military auxiliaries.
"Probably in view of the ten-
and development of our merchant
tion of the high—class passenger and
combination passenger Ind cargo
types of vessels in which our com-
mercial fleet is notably deficient.
However. such additions can be jus-
clai considerations. They must al-
most. if not quite. pay their
the government assisting them to
such an extent a smny be consis-
tent.
Phénctic English
An Englishman living in
following bill from a men with
whom he had dealings:
flavornda
Avordcos
\‘cchinovimome
Looks like some foreign language
but. translated into normal English
the words are: "Horse {or‘n day."
"Bay {or the horse" and "Fetching
of him home."
Limited Looming
"Bill. you can't read. can you."
asked a. Liverpool hour of his main.
"Nope. I Just kind of glance at
the paper like. I never had no real
schooling. 1 did learn the letter 0.
but. it was a poor selection."
" “Ill? 80. Bill?” '
' it's no guide at all. " explained
Bill. I' 4 better how.- learned anoth-
er letter. “‘lth this here 0 you can't
tell whether you got the paper up:
South N orwalk '
side down or not."
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
exclusively ,
It. "
vessels {or possible use us naval or
done): toward disarmament such a.
policy will be more fully developed.
and our government must take cog-
nizance of this in its encouragement
marine. more especially in the creo-
titled economically only on commer-
“137.
the
provinces received one morning the:
‘Ulysses Grant - Smith and map
showing the trouble center in
Albania.
Once more the trouble t is
boiling over in the Balkans. Heavy
fihting is on between Albanian
re els and government troops for
ssession of the Albanian capital.
irsna, and neighboring countries
may intervene to restore order it
the fighting spreads to the Iron-
tiers. Meanwhile Albanian nation-
elists have asked the American
minister. Ulysses Grant-Smith. to
leave the country because he sag-
gested League of Nations dele—
gates settle the dispute which
caused the revolution. The nation-
alists consider the suggestion as
constitudng interference with in»
ternal sifiii rs. '
Almanac Forecasts
’l‘hc publishing or weather forecasts
l
as practiced by many
undouhtly based on the willingness
jquestion anything that appears in
United fi'nics Depmtmont of Ag-
ricuiture. Actually such forecasts
are not based on sound principles
and therefore are nithout any value
\i'hntsoevcr. Accurate prediction
of the weather and temperature {or
a season in advance cannot be made
for places in general. because there
are no Rnoun laws on which to bone
them An ex: option to this statement
is found in thd‘ case of forecasting'
the sirrngtli of the monsoon “inds
ruins of that country are dependent.
These forecasts. while not infallible
give in general terms an indication as
to whether rainfall will be above.
below or npproxiumtoly normal for
the summer months. They are thclc-
tore, valuable.
The farmer who attempts to carry
on his business with only almanac
forecasts to guide him must neces-
ssrily lose rather than gain by fol-
lowing them. Similarly. forecasts of
weather and temperate {or a long
A
r
7 dines neutralize the acids in the
hose. bladder
11°81-
:blndder bothers you.
‘s’poontu‘l'in a. glass cl water hetero
his. thus often relieving bladder
time in advance published in the
newspapers should be disregarded in
planning {arming operations. When
daily weather maps or. the world
can be made the first step It arriv-
ing at the principles of seasonal
weather forecasting will be possible.
. N. Y. Times
"Don‘t golf after titty"—
Seys an English M. D.:
But golf ”iii you’re ninety
\‘i‘itii a soft artery.
CLEAN KIDNEYS'
BY DRINKING
LOTS “OF WATER
Take
Salts to Flush Kidneys I!
Bladder Bottles-s or
8»:ka
Eating too much etch food may
produce kidney trouble in some'torm
any: 9. well~known authority. be-
cause the acids created excite the
ki'dneys. Then they become ever-
worked. get sluggish. clog up and
cats-e all sorts of distress. particua
lat-1y backache and misery in the
kidney region. rheuflintic twiugas.
acmre headaches, acid. stomach.
constipation. torpid liver. sleeplesav
and urinary irrita-
* The‘moment your back hurts or
kidneys aren‘t acting right. or it
by days for an entire calendar year,
olmnics lsf
of many people to accept withoutl
print says the Vs rather Bureau of the ;
- T STRAM e: HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
VUdOr Ventilating ”Porch SING;
We have sold VUDORS for many years and consider
them the most satisfactory screens made.
SIZES AND PRICES OF VUDOR PORCH SHADES
IE:-
ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop
5 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 In. drop
6 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop
7 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 In. drop
8 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 In. drop
9 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 In. drop
10 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6' In. drop
12 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop
.....
..........
We can also supply the above widths with a drop of 10 feet.
All sizes in stock.
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HOLLYWOOD
STRAWS
ALL THAT'S NE‘T
.__._.m__._..
52.45 --' $2.95 $3.45
Palace Clothes Shop
13 X0. .‘IAIN' SO. NORSYALK
CITY
PLUMBING
SUPPLY C0.
New At Your
SERVICE
PLUMBING SUPPLIES
.WHOLBSALE AND RETAIL
JOBBERS
HEATING. PIPEFI'I‘TING
AND OTHER HOME NECES-
SITES.
Estimates Cheerfuiiy
Given.
2 WALL STREET
NORWALK
TEL. 324
.... M, a...“
“SPECIAL FOR THIS W
RECORD-BREAKING VALUES
COATS
EEK
l Poirot TWil‘ 1
i Silk Lined _
i 1500 Sport Coats 793
I Plaid Stripes
. Values to And Plffin Tame: to
$35.00 Fancy Lined. $15 or»
WALDNER’S
ON THE CORNER
THE \"OI‘IAN'S SHOP FOR \‘ALI’I‘S‘
«:8 50C“! DIALV STREET. €011le HAVLEAA ll STREET,
5'
«on» .- w».- u'q-a...
I‘ I“ W ashlngton Marke
1311 Washington St. Telephone 1113
ALL OUR MEATS U. S. I.\ SPECTED.
Our Week End Specials
Smoked Shoulders . ..... ..l3cl
Lean PorkRQ‘ast ......... 22c}
sous-soc
Prime Rib Roast .......... .. 283i
Prime Rib Roast, boned and rolled, 32c ..
Bread & Butter Pot Roast ......... 25c]
Genuine Legs of Lamb . . . . . . ...... 38c]
ShouldersofLamb 2246!
Fresh Shoulders ...... 13c]
ends INN
K O 8'? COMFORTABLE
AND OOSY INN BE-
TWEEN BAKER AND,
NEW DANA”.
ON MANSFIELD
AVENUE
ALI: PRODUCTS FRESH
F1103! OUR 0“"N FAIR].
OPEN TILL I A. III.
EXCELLENT CCSINE AND
smvrcr.
m CARD AND DINNER
Our May Sale:
Continues all week.
vol at the very low prices on such
dainty pretty; "undies "
Women mar-
The N. E. RYAN co.
. as WW3! 3t.
begin driuk- ,
.u‘:
in: lots of good water and also .get
about four ounces or dad Salts from
any good pharmacy: take n table-
breakfast‘lror u. (owners and your
kidneys may then its fine. This
famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon juice.
combined with mills. and his been,
and fermentation: clogged Rim
new and stimulate then: to activity:
system so the: they no longer on.
disorders.
3nd Salts can not injure anyone;
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WALK-OVER
, snoas
For Men and Women
THE WALL STREET
SHOE STORE
srwmst. «my;
» t delightful
scripts» which millions of
entakenowondihen 4 .,
Fresh Lean Hams . . . . ..... . ....... 22c!
Boston Rolls . . . ..... . . . . .......... 18c]
Rump of Veal Roast . . . ............ 25c i
Shoulder of Veal Roast . . . ; ........ 18c it
Sticking Pieces of Pot Roast . . . . . . . ZOcll.
Fresh or Corned Plate . . ............ Sc ll
Fancy Roasting Chickens ..... . 35c-42c lb.
Golden West Fowl . . . . . . . . . . ...... 3621b
Fresh Chopped Beef 16c S. & B. Hams 3'
Home Made Sausage 24c Puritan Hams 286
Solid Veal for Stew . 28c Gem BacOII ...... 1»
Franks ............ 20c Rump Pot Roast . .
Bologna . . . . . . . . . . . 20c Shoulder Steak ..... 1:
Shoulder Roast 16c Brunt of Lamb 1:
Graduation and June Wedding Sale
Saturday; June 7; Monday, June 9
G“ all your gifts here in the line of hatches
Jewelry, cut glass and silverware.
' You will appreciate buying at this store.
TIIE JEWELRY GIFT SHOP
LION “BOND“ Prop.
_ 123 WASHINGTON sr.
' I. , . . scorn NORWALI. CONN
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