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'lAY, APRIL' 24, 1923.
ITHER YOU BUY ON GUESSW
OR ON CERTAIN ORK
cing your requirement with our Company eliminates
the guess work.
I) (:‘s and Sash are not alike our more
eras m jexveflry or how
«1: Kodak. or Tiffany.
iI-IIr? cl: am is not measured in dollars and cents,
:I :s are potent than expenditures in its achiew-
‘ s \l“p"l\ll3" lzoxv inexpensively beauty can be
12:3.- homes W‘ th the right kind of woodwork. But
I is more satis siaction in knowing that they will hold
pa and rot ain their finish long altér ordinary doors
' Ill-sod their usefulness
,' — Dependability —— Service“
.1 transaction complete.
5 he Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
luth \‘orwalk Connecticut
get rock — Celotex — Cornell Wall Boards. McNairs
Shingles gmranteed for 50 years.
than are
could there be a Stein-
\ i‘,_g
Univ
SPRING PRICE ON
cduced prices on Anthracite have been an-
ounced by the hard coal Companies affecting
ll sizes except Stove. In conformity thereto we
I'c reduced our price on all sizes (except
me) 50 cents per ton.
In the face of a poss sible suspension
If mining Sept. lst. the date of ex-
piration of the operators-miners’ wage
contract, I; h e prudent house-keeper
\‘ ill have coal m the cellar before then.
that's a reason, here's an inducement, for early
415mg; 415.00 invested today in a ton of coal
. but will not be used for 6 months saves (earns)
a” cents—and that is over 6% interest on the
none)“.
We furnish the kind 'of coal and serv-
ice that pleases particular people.
Our phone number IS 113.
The Norwalk Coal and
Supply Co.
Mansons’ Building Materials and Coal
"The Best Meats and Poultry at
No More Than 30c per lb.”
15 THE "GUARANTEED” SLOGAN'
Loins of
Pork
mokcd Cali
lams.
H, 15c] u, 25c
Shoulders of
Milk-Fed Veal lb.
Breasts of Milk]-
ch Veal
15c] 20c
Legs and MRW§§5 Rib veal
xIIII: Fed Veal lb. 0 Chm
)0 C ROLLED BONELESS POT ROAST 20 c
Smoked .Cokfttage Eggs lb
‘1) ‘ lb. Fancy Brea ast on .
00C Legs of Fresh Young Lamb 30c
Fresh-Killed Young Fowl
All Best Cuts of Steaks and Chops
by: cial Note: No article in this market will be sold for
I; re than 30¢ per pound.
‘I c 2r every purchase is guaranteed to suit or your money
IIlly refunded ‘ »
‘t-.U“.}:L‘IS ‘V MARKETS
I ‘ The Guaranteed n?
. THREE 10-20-30c Meat Shop mm
' HAIL: IS A CHAIN STORE ‘ mus
Norwalk’s.“Red Front” Store
Phone 1875
71 It all Street
\orwalk, Conn.
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Pram Same State
Sargent’s New Aid
Author of “A Century of
OURSELVES AND INDUSTRY
By W.O.fSGROGGS\
WW"
Several 3m ago some Arctic ex-
plorers encountered a band at Eski-
mos who had never before seen white
men. The visitors on cred them
money ic- some of their trinkets.
but Lb;s “as spurned. Then one d3}
*thcse simple folk saw one of the ex-
: plorcrs use a needle and thread to
,3 mend his clothing.
with wonder at Lbzs operation,
were willing to part nILh their most
prucd possessions for a few needles
Sliver coins meant nothing to
them. There was no place “here
they could spend them and nothing
that they could buy “1.11 there. Thread
and needles; however. meant a great
deal to a people “In had always
been compdled to fasten their fur
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will speak Slzndily morning In ~;.1 pmopu «derm-
'84! About or Eat-hon “I: job" ‘I raga lcr lite '
The 1mm x.:l I: 0:21! Sunday scllml lcs-I 92': .. 12‘ I m: IlIs 3
'son but; usLd as 11:: Last: of tilt; ‘ ’71‘1 “1’ Ella Illgmgtoz:
to 1x”
sharpened bone and strips oi raw
hide.
This little incident throus much
light on the quest: on of the real n3-
turc of we: Eh. To many people the
word wreath suggests merely 3 lug
smutt of mono}, but the stock of
money in this country is :1 vcrv small
part of our total wealth. \ aslly more‘
important than our gold and sllxer
I (can and our 'grccnbacm. and “rel
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i garments together ltx' usinga bit of
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Hervey E. Goodcll, newly sp-
pointcd special assistant to the
attorney-general
COMCS from “ ly‘bpcks" aye our {317315 mines, {JC-
5‘51‘3 stab: as his chief, John . , tones, railwavs." sttnmslzl '95 “It“
Garibaldi Sargon t, being a. V“. houses, oficc buildings dwellings and
matter. schools If we didnt have these ti
I things our money would be of little
5 more use to us than It was to the
Eskimos we were just mbonga about
\'ery few people care f:r money
for its out: sake. \\c sometimes
read of raiser: “be lixe like beggars
and but? a last quasi: ‘v of moncv
in the ground. They loxc mcncv just
because its moncx' bu: fortunately
there are not many people of that
TO SPEAK SUND 4th
of N 01 valkg
Methodist Quartette
Thcv wcrc filled thing
Mos: ofus want money for the
comfort: and satisfaction: that it
brings. We snag: it first of Em
that we can provide onrselx with
fetid, clothing. and shelter. After
mummtitsothstweanao-
quite a certain amount of culture. en-
30! recreations, and provide some-
against a “rainy day.” Our
and greater: wealth, than, could: of
who: we {on gr: in exchange for
our money
The total wealth of the United
States is entrusted to have a value
of 320 billion dollars. while the total
amount of our money in circulation 1:
loss than 5 billion dollars. So if any5
one bad all the money in this coun-
trybewouldbeablctobuynplcss
than a sixtlcth part of its walth.
Moreover. the la the quantity of
goodsinthcworl memorcweenn
buy with silver: amount of moan
“c shoal think of money merely
asatooltobclpusproduccorac—
quire things that will satisfy our
wants. and we should think of wealth
as consisting no: onl of gold and
silver but also of all e other things
to which we attach sailor.
Vlc attach value to things only
when they satisfy our wants. '11::
Esklmos attached no value to coins.
because the “hits man' a money con!
satisfy no wants in the from Art.-
\Vc moot increase our total wealth
simply bv 13min more money into
circulated If is were so. Russia
and y in rccmt years would
have .. me the rid: est countries in
the world. but as you know they
actually beam: bankrupt.
The on. ’51 say to make a country
rmliv richer {r to graducc a larger
WM: of useful : ingr. l
To Give Talk Before I
sort in the world.
——S\"cstcrn Electric News.
Everyman’s Bible? " ;,
Class ' . -
limes: \Y. Souls, who Is the tenor
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In the horn'alk Methodist Quartetto
will slag a: lix'crynun's 821-11: class
u ' I- . -. I, ..- ,g-" .g. .a.
3v Sash Karl-coil.“ 1:;2 lids: church . “rig-l: if: It‘lggoylcao ‘13“:2‘
Sunday Incl mug. Io: .tbcm 1’ Do 'Ivr'IcortzI: mm:
12'. e c. ‘ass had an a ‘lcndanc-r of .':{I ’ sci! Ethan: by I» -
last Sunda) In tl‘lte of the rain and Live condzllons of 'I
its membership Is increasing evcry story of one little “or
week. The Red Army led by Her— trr's Wife, Who “completed XII... Vii-5
bert Hus: “on our 12 I; Blue A11: \ I \I‘Ll‘llt’ s- " 1
led by F “ederxck Brock Mgr o: thcl Chm l Edgzrg I. m .IzIII-I (I: Mon-I
f\l~.stzol-Ol lELZ; L-IL‘: 4.1m Cw. Z'LII d{- I I-L' :Il‘I. " i ‘ ' I.‘ %
tt'zldunce Sunday. TIE-’3
be deemed on May 17th.
The teacher. I... T. .‘II "I 'I' Try.
comes: III: I Ins: ghter of :1
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1 In we;
and mar-é
S; :r‘ was (Iiiu‘
30 \\I~I(\z1n {rm rsm
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address II Is ‘:‘:C‘1. FIIIII-I'Intendcziti 1
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The Class Welcomes every man {of (“U . .« II.I.II.~' o: t-Irrltcl'yi
Its sesslons each Sunday :z'cm 19mm 1:: and she an: 332;: In...
buys 31' ummi 2.1m :.
:45 A. 3-1.
fin. i till“, \‘I'I Ii“! 11‘? EI’U x,
-—Adxcrtlsc in the 5- 1113.1”: ' l : -l 1'1 V ;.I I..\ I. at
best rcaulzs. hands (i. sari.- left her II .llL ..
mi? N .upp nosed and the g:
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Quit Getting Up Nights '
A Ilcalllly BlmldI-r Acts During
(a \\”l d
In' lrln'lto..ll_
'ZL'ad Infill!) ‘
:4. ‘-C-I_~ tlze ...;
of .‘1 small l.o1:oo' 1.1m
Horse Island Flf'latcd
lake In the famous Flat;
the Day . 2 1
(7. N. Shaman. llcpu‘: . Chic. . 0
says, "Before asking I. Zzlmcd Bu-
- O r “
chu (lxcllezz' Formula) Ila-ii to get up u 8'“ 0 (““CW
six or seven times oath allght. Now flint—WI m T" ‘0-
I do no: g-r: up at 33?. You may use I- I Zion 73cm» :1-
my name 13‘ 3: would ?.-cr;c'i:, anyone “ I“ 'h‘ 1 I (”1:0 ' «:cil
with bladder trouble ' Be careful H5012. 101 \acsuont"= lr‘m‘l Kill 1"! ‘SI
of tho I: court 1“..!"
3319 cc of land \lrs. Log”: Itlon 5 bill}.
tugs l.:we grown until she owns a
great dial of lms III-land of 4.396
acres and has access toofl of i:. l
1101' success she altrlbllzcs no: so
much to the wonderful new
beauty or the Western Rocky moun-
not to take drugs 1:
action 0! the bladder.
have to continue its use.
Buchu (Keller Formula} :zlcrcasss
the action during 1221; 1.135.]:
cleanses the bladder :15 op: om salts
do the bowels driving cIIl lorexgn
matter. neutrallzmg excess acids.
thereby relieving the irritation 111111 scenery —' SHOW Uil‘fi'l‘tl mourn
which causes "Getting Up xjgms." talus, grimevztl fort-sis. lakes and!
The tablets cost to each a: all drug I ruers stocked “'12 n 35.: ct- , 911mm:
stores or Keller - Laboratory, 116- I ”13‘ you max read 10? EO’JWL‘IV \‘5 in}
chantcsburg, Ohio—Adv. raI‘xlrly circulars ‘01! to the instinct
1.. L 'i‘ I. ‘k 1}”:
Y 011 may
Lithlated
tint small I30" "
ml I mission,
{ortanE
CLARA l. EDGINGTOIV.
IL: 13 ed her to estab' Isl: :1 real home
1m .1' Is .21 the hear“. of the “(st-
Em Ixi dc: Ilcss
3! ru.
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“'nlter J. Marcher of Min-
;3. Minn... has been made a
Mr M the city charter com-
Shé filled a vacancy left by
deaf-l and Is censlclcrcd the best In-
xxoman In Minneapolis on
char rs \xhlIl: slIr. has studied cx-
{(n'§\cl)_
Ina (boll-rim, Californms .poet
SPRING RACING
MEETING OPENS
AT IEXINGI'ON
In Yesterday’s Derby
Workouts, Captain
5 Hal, Great Colt, Docs
Mile in 1:41
LOUISVILLE. Kr... April :4.—-Inf
acres: among tut! men here Walled
somewhat today from 3hr: training
campaigns of Kentucky Derby can-
ton when: the Spring meeting opens
tomorrow. The last two day: have
seen a. general exodus of thorough-
brcds and "rall followers" from hero
for the Blue Grass city attracted by
the opening day card maturing the
Ashland Oaks Stakes.
Yesterday’s Derby workouts how-
ever were not without surprises for
’ICaptatn Hal. A. A. Kaiser‘s great
I colt. turned In the fastest mile work—
Imd by any $50.00 clan-sic clltthle hero
‘thl- spring. stopping or! the distance
In 1:51 and galopcd out an extra.
sixth in 1:55 3-5. Quntrnin. heavy
{arerltm pleased his suportcrs When
he went nxc-elghths o: a mile. not
-Izl fast time. but over the distance
Without allowing any soreness to his
lcg that recently was‘tnjurcd.
. Track gossip the last (cw days has
Itendcd to mean pro-Derby dad: or
last year when big odds on favorites
were withdrawn from the classic.
\the no early favorite has been
leltlldruun yet this scar. rail talk
intimates that the rail bird picker
has not forgotten the possibilllv at
seeing his early favorite absent.
win the candlntcs are called to
the classic post.
Pastor Lamar Asks
To Remain at Church
last quarterly conference
i .x: the
of the Knight, Street A. M. E. church
the pastor. Rev. \V. Henry Lamar.
was trailed to remain another year.
He has Served the church two seats
and this Is the time limit for I
pastor to stay at one church. It ls
now up to the Bishop of the New
Encland conference that meets here
May 27-31.
Son of Germany’s
Late Chief Arrested
BERLIN. April 34.—Frledrlch
Ebert, JR. son of the lan- President
0! Germany.
man of the Berlin Reichsbanncr Or-
sanimtiou. \vcrc arrested last night
and allegedly struck with police
clubs when. in response to cries or
"Down with Marni” they called:
“Long live the litpllbllrf“
“box: “‘11: chief of police was noti-
fied of the :12" 'st llL“ ordcrnd their
Immcdlam rL‘IrI t9.
IIsZLLIIlishltz-Im ‘3‘ an
department in tilt: motion picture
Industry through which the pub“:
is Invited to enter lx'ilh susgcs‘ttons
and crlliciszns “as announced re-
Iccntly byIVVill ll. Iliu's. president
50! the Motion Picture Producers
and Distributors of America. Jason
8. Joy “’lll direct the new departs
mom, the headquartcrs of which
will be in New Ymk.
“open door"
laureate. recently celebrated her 83rd
blrthday. She was an intimate
friend of Bret Harte, and celebrated
h_.~ birthday . — luster-ling to LWO or
her knee: poems being broadcast
over the radio.
City. Utah, has been appointed col:
lector of the port of Hawaii by
President Coolidge.
FUL, NEW,
prices.
wau‘sueet
at a
1 0% Reduction In Price '
'All sizes, styles and kinds Cabinets, Cookers, single oven types,
double oven typos. One to fit your ne ed at exceptionally low
THIS SALE ENIls SOON PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW! * y '
The COnnecticut Light 69° PoWer Co.
Phone 3600
our WITH THE OLI
IN WITH THE NEW
DISCARD THE OLD, WORN-OUT GAS 0R
COAL RANGE NOW PUT IN A BEAUTI
UP TO DATE ,
VULCAN’ GAS RANGE
alanine and turned toward L-xlug~»
and Fritz: Koch, chalr- ‘
PAGE NINE
55 South Main St. 7 So. Norwslk, Conn.
Pure m m ‘ White. Pint; Panto: Blue,
Pull Maud i “mi-3 “N“
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. . . CHILDREN’S 80X
Glut! h
i; “’0 S“, E“; '2?“ ‘ 1.2 Sex 25c and 50c
3.4 Sox 49c
‘ ‘3 9
81-39 ' “'hite. Pox-13cc, Buck. .Iiraale.
Assorimcn‘o!‘ thirty colors. i Grey, Biack,
Week-End, Specials
.._at_
M Landau’ s
5 - 10c Dept. Store
Successor to G. B. Worth
127-129 Vl'ashington St. Opp. Rialto Theatre
Due to the limited space we are only listing a few
of our week-end specials at your approval. Many
more bargains will be found on our-counters and
in our Windows. A visit to our store will convince ’
you.
Men’s Athletic U n i o n
Suits, reg. 79c
Special
17 ‘x u Nickel Plated
49CISem'ng Trays, Regular ‘
II-II- $1.00
Special
.........
Ladies Lingette Princess
Slips, with brocaded ruf-
fle, Beg. $1.49. $1 00
Specxal......
One Lot. of Cut Crystal
Glass Apple Bowls, Rose
Bowls. 10" Square Vases,
10” Round Vases, valued
696:3“, to $1.98. $1 00
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Men's Blue Chambray
Working Shirts, regular
89c.
Special
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Closing Out on Cameo
Ladies’ Extra Size 1\lus-
[in Night Govms. Regu-
lar $1.39. 89C
Special . . . . .
and Perfect Phonograph
Records, the very latest.
29c Each. $1.00
4for
Mrs. Jeanette Hyde or Salk Lake
New York Markets
[43 Washington St. 55 Main St.
Norwalk
So. Norwalk . .
Tglephone 2828
SPECIALS
Genuine Spring Lanlb
SHOULDERIAMB 20clb.
RIBLAMB CHOPS 32clb.
LOINLAMB CHOPS 42clb.
LEGLAMB 34¢").
STEWLAMB 121-2clb.
BREAD 8: BUTTER POT ROAST .. 22c lb.
SHOULDER OF NATIVE VEAL 16c lb.
RUMPOFNATIVEVEALHW 22clb.
RIBVEALCHOPS 28clb.
LOIN VEALCHOPS 32c lb.
BREASTOF VEAL 15c lb.
Fresh Jersey
Pork Cuts
Fresh Pork to Roast 26c
Fresh Shoulders . . . . 20c
Choice Beef Cuts
Round Steak .. .. .,... 30c
Sirloin and
ShPogrlI‘terhSoumsc 35c
er . . . . . 18c
5198‘! 32:58:. - 280-320 dulder lPlot Roast . 16c
ome c ausage 25c cking etc
FreshPorkChops.. 25c Pot Roast ........ 18c
Prime RibRoast . 30cm.
ExtaFaneyRoastmgChlckens ”38cm’
’oa’o;.piaczo
Norwalk Chronicler