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;,?m
.lb.: meats. lac-.f
. dismayed a world wide tame.
1.:
T orrccs
. cons HIGHER
Easter Week Demand
_ ,EAn'd Only Moderate
aoo
.Supply the Cause—
,Strawberries in Mar-
Eket
{’5 (Furnished by the Bridge-
Marketinz Bureau of the
Board of Agriculture,
hut-any. April 10.)
harm Conditions:
hiyins was showing more
upon 8888 and fowl than upon any
at the other products on the list.
NV. eggs were in such active de-
me with the supply only modero—
ate that trading was being done at
record high prices for this season
of'the year. \Vholesale receivers
who were finding difficulty a chart
time ago to keep their floors clear
of accumulations were today report-
ing supplies running behind demand
to such an extent that they were
unable to till more than half their
orders at prices 5c and more
(1080!: higher than a few weeks
earlier.
Even though western eggs were
lower than last week by about So
per dozen the demand for natives
continued active enough to cause
prices for them to hold very firm
at levels advanced to last week. Fat
live fowl were also coming in for
very active demand due to the Jew.
is}: feast day late in the week.
New crop southern products con-
tinued to arrive freely with prices
continuing at previously reported
levels for the most. The first car
of Louisiana :‘rawberrles was re-
ceived and were meeting with an
actiVe demand even though prices
for them continued fairly high due
to the high average quality of the
berries from this section this year.
Pints of this f’l'fl’l“ were selling at
around 27c.
It:
Easter week
eifects
Lettuce continued in liberal sup- ‘
ply and at low figures. Old onions
were still showing increased strength
'while Texas Bermudas were steady
with ofi‘erings increasing. Spinach
and asparagus u'cre selling at pre—
iiouelv reported prices.
Growers' and “‘holcenlers'
Selling Prices.
Fruits. Apples. fancy a 00-350
bu... "A" grade 7""-3 50 bbl.. un-
graded :' “in-2.50 Lu.. western boxed
3.50-4 '."- box; oranges 5.00-7.50
box. grapefruit Loo-QIW box;
strawberries IT— 3'. pt.
Vegetables; Asparagus. shipped
in 4.50-6.00 rm". '.'i the: beam. old‘
150-1.?) bu. new '.'.‘.‘L)-3.'.‘o' bu..
cabbage. new 3' 23-4 '.‘.- bbl.; car.
rots, old 73.1.1". hit. hmv 3.00-2.23
bu; cele-rv mail 5 ‘inii hearts l ""-1.-
1‘5 doz; dandellons Low-3.23.3 bu.;
lettuce "in-if"); onions. old 3.754.. ‘
50 cut: 1...“. :- .iO-l “0 hm; parsnips. :_‘
washed LEN-I in bu; potatoes. old
.75- ‘7: bu.. nor 1' . LI-lt'.t"0 bhl : to-l
Inamcs C CHI-"Jul «into 2.; qts. i
Poultry and I'lll‘V l'lO'Jlli‘tSl 13:53 ‘
Per doz. Conn. I."v"lill‘l ianry .364
.40: Conn. henn-rry .b-)-.3i; nearby
gathered 523-1155: “ceicrn 31-35.
live ton-i. hv..i\'_|.‘.1.t‘-- 2-. 1b. light .3i- i‘
36 lb: dr's‘wi im‘l 431-36 lb.
chicken .iII-.t> Iii: buttpr, \wstcrn
tub .-i'.’-.4.3 I'm. mini. {7— 3') lh.
Livestock .ird Meat: llilch Cons.
teaed 100-15"! head. untested Sal-TS
head: butchti- r'ock. cows Jet-.033
1b.. calves. null-Jed .Ii-.l.’. 11).. or— '
dlnary .07-.10 1b.. hogs ll‘ l-‘I-.l-i
.1l».l'.l 1b.. \CHI .13-
.21 lb, lamb .'.‘l-.‘.‘\ in
/ q .
. Hay and (1mm «llculere' priccsat
door per 100 lbs» Bay. .\'0. I E
baJed 1.50-1.6.»; loos-e per ton 26.00-
23.00; oats (St‘vlst 1.55-2.00 corn .
2.70-2.85; wheat 3.5I--3.75; bran 1.-.
80-1.95:glutcn tilt-2.50; cotton-i
seed meal 160-1%; .winwh grain
3.25-3.40; dry mash 3.00-3.55.
DICKESS‘ Ql‘El-Ll‘t ILXI‘ERIESCE
A tablet has been placed on the
house in Charlton llonso Terrace.
which “as the home of Premier
Gladstone during his long turn) of
011cc. Prior to this it. “rm tIir home
of another Pl'ClTilCl‘. Lord Stanley,
and in 1530. when Dicknns was a
reporter. he was sent to this house
to take down in shorthand a speech
which Lord Stanley had delivered
and many years later. when he had
_ Dick~
ens was invited by Gladstone to
dinner.
3
5
per -
WIRECOIIE UP
FOR DISCUSSION
Nfiifinginlefiiglfifii‘i’
Men Meet in A. E.’
Win’chester’s Office
The disposition of various over-
head wires to eliminate danger of
electroeution to passers after storms.
was discussed at a. general meeting
of officials of the N. Y.. N. H. 8:.
H. R. R.. the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone company. the Con-
necticut Light and Power Co.. the
South Norwalk Electrical plant and
the Fire department. held in the
office of A. E. Winchester yester-
day.
B. S. Bardo. superintendent of the
power plant of the railroad. attend-
ed the meeting. Because of the new .
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CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
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it.
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for now.
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JACOB Y’
Cool smart appearing Dresses that are prom-
ised great vogue for Summer .wear as well as
They are widely different in style
and at a wide range of prices, so one will find
delightful choice for nearly every preference
and plan of expenditure.
$10.00 to $39.00 ..
LOOK YOUR BEST ON
Climb!
No one over reached the top
E , a a. hill in one stride. Step
.. «by step wins the way. A little
E‘s" ~ further. a. little better—that's
' ‘ the story of progress.
. . _ Every time you advanCe in
‘ ' your work. you must do some-
3 than; better than you have
done it before. Getting any-
where depends on getting the
ideas that will clear your path.
If you don’t learn from your
daily experiences. you can put
yourself down as a poor
scholar. Your methods today
should be an improvement
, over all the other ways you
.n have tried.
., O 0. 0 g
”Mmmd
floated-Bowman
R ort'uniig’s l
Jag. .
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E
to come here again and
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electrification work on the Daubury
line a. hazardouscouditiou was cud
ated at the Thomas street. Cro-
street and New Canaan avenue _
crossings. At present the wires an
overhead. and there is danger that
if one were blown down and came in
contact with the high tension wires.
passer-s would be eloctrocuted.
Mayor Thor'nas Robins. Fire Com-
missioner John Friuoll. Chief Bo.
gardus. Albert ~28. Winchester and
Ralph W. Bray took the matters un-
der advisement and some disposi-
tion will be made. most probably.
that of carrying the wires under-
ground. The lines inflected are those
of the electric light companies. the
telephone company and of the tire
alarm system. A
Tries to Avoid One
Car; Hits Another
Rev. Henry Cooper. of Frank-
lin street. reported to the downtown
police yesttrday afterndon. that
while driving his car from North
Main street into Marshall street yes-
Lecated in Main street just; above
Nash's corner is a little bungalow
finished in mission style.
glance. it sppurs a. a. cozy dwelling
house. but a second glance discloses
it as the new offices of the
Fuller Construction Company, archi-
tects and builders. formerly located
At first
in North Main street.
ace in unique.
R. H.
slightly smaller than the
terday afternoon he tried to avoid‘
hitting :1. car coming the opposite
direction and struck Charles Walk-
er‘s car parked in Marshall street.
The headlights and mud guards
were damaged and a spring broken
on Mr. Cooper‘s car. One of the
mud guards was damaged on the
Walker car.
5
12.14 no. mm sr., so. NORWAL'K
used as a. workshop.
CHARGE
ACCOUNTS
OPENED
Product Made From Sugar Cane Pulp Used on
Outside , and Gives the Appearance of
Stucco — Recent Discovery —— Company’s
Place One‘of' Most Attractive in Main St.
Inside and out. the bungalow-of-
In the first place. the
building is twenty-four feet long and
twenty feet wide. It is of a T shape
and has three lam rooms. The front
room is used as an office and
The. unusual feature of the place
is that Celotex. a new type of board.
The House of Kuppenhdmer Good Clothes _ /
my v.1 u'
0
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$1.5
,
I
Animal}. -
4‘
.. 4t . .5 \
‘ I) 7:"
35)l'.{91$‘:°/l§0
,ENSEMBLE SUITS FOR
SMART EASTER AND. SPRING WEAR
, MODESTLY PRICED
$25
,- _ Your new ensemble costume will be ex-
ceedingly smart and inexpensive if chosen from
this group. And whether your choice runs to the
soft pliable weaves that tailor so beautifully, or to
combinations of cloth and silk, your preference
will be gratified—for you will find them all here.
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EASTER MILLINERY
Priced below regular for Tomorrow
$3.93.
This is our first price reduction offering that
holds good for tomorrow only.
$5.98
(Excellent Values In All Types Of
ti
Dresses For Easter Sunday and Aft;- ‘ ,
. $2 5.00 'to $59.00
Offering an unlimited selection ofsmart style
typical of the Paris Vogue. Developed of fine
materials most of which are rightly fur trim~ -
tSmart Shade V
med.
_,EASTER SUNDAY '
NEWEST IDEAS IN
STER SUITS 3
LOTS OF ROOM—PLENTY OF FIT.
The new Suits with broad shoulders. slightly out in
waist and full trousers must fit right to set right.
We’re mighty particular, while we fit you carefully
because we want you to enjoy ' '
still another reason—frankly selfish.
We know that the clothes which give you a smart ap-
pearance are a very good Ad for us, and we want you
WEE: .:'
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your clothes, we have
again, too.
$25.00 $30.00 ,..§$35.00 .2
EXTRA SPECIAL
nors' mourn- sons
5109" a?
Easter Coats and Dresses
WOMEN ’S .. WOMEN’S
New Spring Coats
Colors -— Every
Sizes 16 £044. alsocornpietenngeofextmsizes
from4296to52yé. -
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’5 Leading to the from
other:
which are 16 feet by 12 tech, The
room to the left. is the private of-
fice while the room In the rear is
!
is used throughout the bungalow.
Ceiotox is a. new discovery and has
been on the market only a. short
time. It is a. product made from the
waste pulp of sun:- caue, pressed
into sheets under heavy pressure.
Formerly the sugar cane pulp was
'of no value and thousands of tour
were destroyed as waste each year.
The Celotex used on the outside or
the building has been tinted a dark
shade of yellow. This has resulted
in the outer covering of the struc-
ture being termed as since.) by a tire
underwriter who recently examined
the place.
"Vt'o are trying the Colotex out."
said Mr. Fuller. “It looks as though
it would stand the weather. It It
does, customers will receive the bene-
fit of our experience."
The Colotex used on tin;- inside is
unpainted and still it presvnls a
pretty appearance as the walls and
ceiling“ lime been finished off with
mission-effect boards. The floors
are of hard-wood.
office :ir'
three short
brick.
traded and several trees together
with shrubbery have been planted.
Later in the season. the trees and
shrubbery will make the building
steps constructed
of ‘
The front yard has been well?
FRIDAY. APRIL m
even more picturesque than it in.
“(lieu ho had decided to construct
his own office. Mr. Fuller purchased
a tract of land in Main street con-
will; of :2 titty foot lots front-
ing in Main street. The bungalow
is located on the south side of this
plot of land. The large tract was
purchased to allow for future ex-
pansion.
The bungalow. too. has. a good
sized cellar. This is to be uemi ai-
a storehouse for samples.
Some smenty-flve feet in the r' :it
of the bungalow is another building
This is the workshop of the Com
struction"company. It is :1 Wooden
frame building some fifty feet long
and twenty feet wide. 1n the build-
ing is considerable machinery for
use in construction work such as
circular saws. etc. The building is
also used as a. storage plac-c for
lumber.
2 Die in Attack;
Balfour at Damascus!
' By Aseodued I’m . ,
DAMASCL'E. Syria. April 2“-
Two persons were killed and II in-
jured in a fight yesterday between
.thr
I mob ( ,.
four and
Aigu-riin
about t '-
tl(l‘l of \' -.
linifour :~
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unv in."
[win 1,‘.~
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curd .‘l'.1 ‘
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ma rkir: -
Balfour vv.~
suit am”
etumn:
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of linoleum so well known.
splendid service.
We'a'pled'sed no can you that a new shipment of Armstrong's L— fem ‘
has just arrived, and to invite you to come to our store and look k
attractive patterns and pretty color combinations that have made v‘
You will be mrptisod to learn how cconor
if». you can put a bright new linoleum floor :7
home—one that will add beauty, save 3'31: 1 ~-:.
and hours of hard work, and give you
. Bring room measurements and let uses: . .3
estimate oft»: tlifi’ "t"! will find var" aw ‘ ‘ '
This is Armstrong Linoleum Week at Our Store. Every Purchase Laid re.
ALEXANDER’S
THE HOME OF “GOODWILL FURNITURE"
50 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALR
13' C
Tomorrow Begins Our Create.
SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF
DINNERWAR:
No sale was ever
planned with more
careful study of
(layer and gayer
become the pat-
/
South N Orwalk :
Stores, Inc.
124 Washmgto' 11 Street
SOUTH NORWAIK
Phone 471
the requirements i Chip pr..-
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conspicuous sav- ' tern. #77:}?
lect tic:
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Mirage
any Hb'x an:
on
may: 'r»:' as:
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colorful TC": I'
find v. *9':
her 3915 iii: 1"
——or a. 3:31.;
as you my M
75 design tr.
\
Excellent quality Amer- 1
icon porcelain in s beauti-
ful conventional border
decoration with coin gold
' handles. Complete service
for 12 persons. (Like it-
lustration.)
. $29.00 100.91».
Dinner Sets $21.49
Excellent quality Amer.
icsn porcelain with pretty
border decorations. Com-
plete service for 12 per-
sons. All large pieces.
. $3.95- 31-Pieoo
Luncheon Sets
porcelain ;
choice of goldbaud, blue
stamp and red stamp dec-
orations. Set consists of
6 large dinner plates, 6
bread and butter plates.
6 saucers, 6 cups, 6 fruit
saucers and 1 platter. _
3
Dinner Sets $9.95
American porcelain in 3
pretty border decorations. .
Set consists of 6 dinner 3
plates, 6 soup plates, 6 tea
plates, 6 bread and butter.
plates. 6 saucers, 6 cups.
6 fruit saucers, 1 covered
dish, 1 sugar bowl, 1
creamer, 1 platter, 1 bak-
er and 1 pickle dish. 9
_ $1050 .
Dinner Sets $7.49
American porcelain;
choice of gold, blue and
stamped border decora-
fiOns. Set consists of din-
ner plates, 6 soup plates,
6 too plates, 6 fruit plates.
6 bread and butter plates,
6 cups, 6 saucers, 1 cover-
ed dish, 1 sugar bowl, 1
creamer, 1 plater, 1 sauce-
boat and open dish.
giv' , Ga .
. “”0 1003i.“ ' 313.0 50 Piece v $9.50 421mg
Dinner 8°“ $29-95 ‘ Dinner Sets 36.
Excellem q __
lean porcelain ‘ '
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x.
4 pretty dcr‘r
consists of (122“ '
6 soup plates, (- : 311
butter plates, '3 ’ "
cers. 6 Cllpr. tx
platter, 1 0pcy . )3;
1 bowl. Com?" ;" 0
persons.
mas loop-m
Dinner Sets $19-95
Bicellent quaL‘t“ Axe."
lean porcelain, cz'é‘c‘v'fl
pretty decorations a :n-
plete service for i; 7.3.
sons. All large p:-
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$21.00 100~P1ecc
Dinner Sets $17.49
Good quality Amerfriu:
porcelain with pr???“ 79"
do: decorations. Coming?!
for 12 persons.
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Norwalk Chronicler