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PHONE CALLS
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woman: Branch Office—r388.
itcr's Residence—218-2.
itnr's Residence—7524
’ mm of thc ideals that Ann-ricans
. d like to soc prct'uil whcn pcttcc
mos. I They are virtually the ideals
lll’ille Allies huYt- cxplicitly dc-
mdlhey are fighting for, and the
it to which Germany lull‘l)’ hits
on a general sanction.
"fifths Central l’owcrs urn rcally op-
W to the sort of peace proposed,
freedom of tho sou. autonomy
lind’térrttorial integrity for all nation-
»nlltliifl'. limitation of :trtnuincnt by non
inn liond anrallcaguo of powers to
force peace. she will hardly darn
1‘ ‘, so. The chief objections to
president's proposals have conic
it“. with the meatun‘cs by which peacc
, u be attained.
“Pace without victory“ naturttlly
{flutes lllt‘ Allies. They Want to
nléll their clicmics. and feel that
hilloylulvo the power. They resent
do: interference, any suggeutiou that
they stop their punitivc wari‘ttrc 1w-
!Orc they hnvc satisfied their desire
It! their toes.
ct iborc is evident truth in i’bc
(creed upon the loser, a \‘lClOt"S
' ,n,_lnltiosmt upon tho rttntulishcd."
he ‘ says, “it would be acccptcd
llutnlllniion, tindcr durcss. ttnd would
lénl‘e a fitting. a resentment, a bitter
memory, upon which terms of pcaco
Would rest. not pcrmancntty, but as
. ,‘upon quicksand.
. ling oi the. phrase. "Victory" may
mean much-or little. it it. moans the
crushing of Germany until slic is help-
ts ‘3 will agree that there lliltl but-
té be no victory.
V iBut "it the lnoro moderate view that
lie sancst British statesmen and
Swirl/tern are coming to express should
might. get togcthtr to nhupe
M powers for world-pence
(1 include all the present
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A, L, GOLF“. ole-en can not 810"“ 0“
loot-tn oi loot! 3
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inn-k police department has undertak-
,“ to pro've that it can be done for 35.
lcents it tidy. And that's quit-2 likely.
ltttry knowledge of inathcmatics can ii- ‘.
. ’l‘l;i average family consists of fivc,
mime SENTINEL TELE.‘
it tho average American cxpcnditurcl
lior food. pcr family, would be around:
”1.25 it day. The dyer-age income in;
fbetw-ecn :2 and $3 a day. Docs any-
!body imagine that our working. popula~I “ ‘ ‘ {egg
ition can aii‘ord to spend bull its Ill-i '1 “9 nomination (if DRAM! ".
s Manager’s Residence--i
lttillit‘ for food?
e Allies. and ill‘t’ conccrnt-di
31$ lth the propoxctl pcttce itself.
“1 . iro wr notlris unit or the n on of .
[til I I II! I I 1 Committee dld "0‘ recommend that
for revenge nd christened the spirit,
;CONGRESSIONAL CROSS-EXAMINJ
ldent's warning against "pout-It!
land so must bi‘ especially familiar
.. t
“Only a peace «botwccn equals can
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.1381. only a Dem tbc \ r3 011 l itht committee has deemed it not-e: ”mm you to mm) mm. the hospital.
M which is mummy and a commonggary ‘0 appoint a Boston luWyt-r “’tWe want. you officials to see what. is
participation in a common bt-nciit.” ‘01
i'MllCll depend-.4 on tho unttorstand- fore the committee.
less under the hecls of the Allies an,
‘Siit‘ra‘nce Win-t holplcss under Prnssla'a:
‘llOel ln- 1'81], nearly _all impartial oil-i
“-4, and would thereI‘Orc have
o! permanency. There can
a no permanent peace with
even a crushed Germany.
, ‘_a "victory" would have to be
ther than physical. It would
cry merely suincient to brill!
consciousness of the German
Title incl that Germany had
. into a bad enterprise and
M 'mttst inevitably lose in ev-
vninm. it shook! mole
. n It whole to preserve Its
willie undoing tho plo-
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with in am people
In! an»: n in not.
”no; will brill such I
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and turn on u my underlie Wu' or edema in m: um ,
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he‘ll: demonstrated
45 cents 1
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physician, to be medical director and
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suiting from these experiments roll"[iti:;i;:::r:111::tlrgtllznshlxjdfhfxnnlxA
ducted in it blaze of publicity. They‘re has aroused opposition in the Senatg'
educativc. 'l‘hc huhnt- docs iuttrui Then? is promise of a right by the no:
t ptt'ilican mcmbers, at least. Dr.
Something about food values which,"
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“it isn‘t the quantity of food that :t tllc plan of alllPlldIflK tho charter no
man mmumus’ but thc quality. that that it gave the Board at Estimate
counts. Thousands of working 9901’!“ power to appropriate money (or the
hospital, Councilman Maurice H. Nut-
might not .bt- gained from port-tonal cx {mum t f . d ,..
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pericncc or tradition. it tcarns thatt -----, ft Mrs. Wilson, I}.
“calorics” are not particular rittndsfi, .3.
but incusurcs of foodiitch—measures 0|" MIGHI "HP 4:.
of tho physical allergy derived from: I .3.
the food 'l‘hc' are learning the lcs- ' " ~ i 3
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spcnd tht-ir money on food that docs . . ,.
not, have tho right nourishing or mm 2:: {EPOTe-d ”Hit the HOSDlQIl-Bonrd 5:.
. _ ; 9 §Pe€ifll~€onlmhtec hail met 3
turning power." . gand considered this mutter. Tho Hos-W"
And lllt'l‘O't-i it mortal consideration. [mill Bofll'tl assnmcd that cl'cry tax-“4..
too. “if all hotloevt'lves," says the com. pit-“Pr slutuld how an interest in the 'z‘
hos illitl. Mr ' ' ~ .
mlsuionvl'. "lfl‘t‘l’i'red “"3“!“ ““"mimng thatl uftor turrrltllhml bald. ibowvcr.
- 0 month on. the
the home, ihcrc would be lost»; drink- such an :tinpndmcnt bc pat-tscd The
inn. and that would tit-con it decreasc COmmlllcc iitvcstiltaiiug this matter
of crime. Drink in thc silent partner $"1mswd "f Councilman Maurice H,
. ‘ A II [it I > w ‘ . . r
of utmost wul')’ crime that to commit— . lg Gum“? D' RUhiflll ““d ”“1“
i 'Pl'lck ll. Ganung.
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tcd And that it he mu iii w 13' I! D0 I Judge John Walsh. in it startling...
licc department httppcns to bc swim: and impassioned speech. told of the; ;
public i'ood lcsoons. .dlSSallt-‘filt‘llml of the people \\’lll|_fl]et.:.
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.' upport. tic assorted that it bad nov- {4,
Mon of our congressmen ttrc linker recoived onp cent from the. city “01- O
ycl‘s. Eight of the clown int-nibcrs'ui‘ fmm lllt' stain for building purposes.
tltttltouec committcc investigating thc EV?” “I“ which hit“ bt’Pn received
10 b0 tilled for the hospital, was got.l
Wall Strct-t ”lcttlt" on the president's .
.ton through bogging for it. We sent
pence notn itrc bury-rm A“ “1 them-‘onr wives and childrt-n out on the
presumably, have had some practical streets stopping cvcry stranger and
experience In their profession. TWO oi bot-lg"!!! for films. And Y“. ”W hospi.
them have been district attorney‘5. to] is just as important. as the fire
departments. the librury. tho streets.
_ If it isn‘t up to the commuutt at d-
wrth tho tnkln, of testimony. And yet ‘ y ' “n
‘s' ‘ - ard, it in the fault ot'thc city. We
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anything except to change the charter _
the public is never to rccctye the bin. propogmon down."
efit of their legal training?"
Still, there are lawyers and lawyers.
it atoms to be agreed that the Bos-
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to'n gentleman named for the job is contributed “0.000 totVnrd it. Mr-l
homtoforc iii charge have produced
no such impression of their ability. it,
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January. Clearance
A Sale of Big Values
Exceptional Bargains in Good Seasonable
Merchandise at Clearaway Prices
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lixccllcnt lllankcts for Both
l\’0l)t'.~’. Couch ('ovcrs, Slumber
Robt-s, ctc.‘, soft ciderdown
finish: all colon. chular
$3.98. Sulc prit‘: $1.98
DRESS LINEN ,
.\ll purl: Linen. yztrtl \Vltll'.
.\H the wantcd colors.
lill' 59c. Sale price .
ENGLISH LONGCLOTH
Over One-Hundred Beautiful
Smart Serge Dresses
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NEW sliiRT WAISTS
Surprising Values
$9.95 $14.95
40 inchcs witlc, soft nainsook
lllllsll. tcut to
tagct, 1.: yard picccs. chular
$3.60. Sale pric: $1.93 picrc
WHITE POPLIN
Yard witic, firm quality, finc
GEORGETTE
CREPE WAISTS
All colors ....... . $3.95
\‘aluc $5.98.
CREPE DE CHINE
tuvcrccrizcd finish. for women’s,
Illin‘ht‘s“ and
Regular 25c. I caSCAIro-t back ordcr; soil
and ilcccy; {or sltccts. Regu—
lar $t.50. Salc pricc
In gold, llcsli. white and ycl-
$2.95
Valuc $4.50.
CANTON FLANNEL
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WOOL BLANKETS ‘g’
25 pairs of lluntls'unic \Vtzot .f
lllanltcts. Regular 12-4 sizc. 3’
Regular $10.00. Sale price 0.
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98¢ pair
Serge Skirts
chulur $41».
1,000 yards.
tilllt'l' sitlt‘, fur
lx‘cgulut' 1‘33. “luck and navy. smart tlcw inotlcls.
Special at. $1.98 ‘
children's \t'cur.
bulc prit‘cs ......... 5é yard
CR-INKLE CREPE
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BED SPREADS ~» :
chulztr sizc. croclict quul— .3.
ill). lli)llt‘_\t‘tllilll dcs'tgns, llcm- o"
ntcd rczttly t'nr tixl‘. Rutmlar ’t’
$l4l). Szilc pricc .. 98‘} 0o
3.2 lilt‘ht‘h‘, itn‘ \t'mlicti's and
. WHITE ENAMEL
WASH BASINS
Children’s Angora Teddy Bear Suits
\l'hitc. bloc and (.‘Opcnhztgt-n.
Sale‘Price-$3.19
chula r $5.98.
1213¢ yard
tor. Salt: pl‘ict-
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Salt: pricc ............. 24¢ .
HUCK TOWELING
5 pit-cc; of firm '
'l‘owcling. 24
TOILET ARTICLES HAYDEN’S CEDAR on.
SANITOL FACE POWDER 0R LIQUID. 25c oz.- 17¢
JOHNSON .ANp JOHNSON PALMOLIVE SOAP.
pricc ...........
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BABCOCK'S CORYLOPSIS TALCUM POWDER, I
150 sizc ......... ......................... 11¢
NOTIGNS and SMALL WARES
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CHEESE atom
Yard with", suit finisllcd, Rctl
Cross untiwptic" gauge. chu~
HOOKS AND EYES
All sizes, black and wltitc.
, $1 '"‘ Itcoular 10c. Snlc .
PILLOW TOP LUNCHEON SETS
San-is and Squnrcs,
.4~}ޢ yard TAFFETA SEAM TAPE
$1.50 TABLE LINEN‘S
All pure Linen: 72 inches
witlc: good dcsiglls.
lusts '. .......
no embroidery. chular 29c.
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“Why olcct lawyers “a rcprosonttm . onnoction with the hou-E investigate it during m-xt week. COnl- locni girls who attend Danbur)’ Nor-
” 80m" “mu m the futurmrttu. may D‘W- “0 “id that it “mt annisslonor Stoptiéu 3. it tch presented mat school. Attorney n. J Quinlan
tivosg asks tho NEW \vork World. -h .be able to do so. Within” turn the strong in-‘Norwalk, but the more it: a petition “mm; that lie Council not appeared in behalf of the petitioners
‘i; 18 developed the hotter for the town. sanction thc lsuuonce of the $100,000 and recommended that some action be
tso that if you carnlto appropriate mon. spirltnoss in 0
Christian Swnrtz said that he .w‘ns He then moved all“ the amendment Of the bonds as requested by the Board taken in this matter Charles H Dil-
surprised to hour some of tho asaer- as given nbnvebemsentedtothe ten of Education. The petitio’u follows: ‘worth held that thc'COuncil ought to
ions oi-Jndge wttish. He snid that istamre. Tho motion was 590°11‘19“ To the Honorable Mayor and Board go directly before. the Public Utilities
people did back the hospital. in ittct.,ilmi 11388941 this matter, inas-
nh as he had tried to make the rail-
road stop at the Norwnlk station and
There has been prc‘sentcd by one. of the company refuse
In this request we represent the matter “’85 P111081 in the
- of Councilmen,
. Commission with
City of Norwalk. Conn.
. , ’ School Matter _
unit» competent to handle "I Lut‘ort- Swartz then brought up ”'0 01“ con- The school bond issue was another" Gentlemen-—
mainly the congressional lawyers ”WNW 0"?“ Wh'W the hospital important matter'whlch was to come’
should be 'situutcd. He paid that the up below the Council.
physmuns had agreed that the “with“ thnttheCouncn Md "0‘ thorough- petition to grant the right to this Duration counsel Edward M.
' ' hospital would be built; 0“ the ground” ly looked ino the conditions of all the
would be. a l'tlllef to the country to see C . !
th tl‘ w taken in b' qomobodv bio on ouncctrcut avenue, He said that “910018. the consideration of this with
e um, . l i ~ . . a if the Hospital Board did not. havemostooned until the next council meet;
enough not to let Toni Lawson or any. the support of the people they brought tag. The members of the Council will
Owing to the;
town and city to take a vote at he wood.
October election as to whether there:
should be a return to the former Dis- ' Prowitt asking that a change he made
linythe traffic regulations at the cor- wanrea
Acommuulcation from Henry T.l
' and City Engineer George A. Sharron.
j trict School System.
it on themselves by changing the pro
body chic make u monkey out of the
Posed site. He deserted that Mr.
. ‘ ' Mr. Swaitz continued by saying that
Th" munition “W's"? isnt “‘0 on- it was about time that. ‘some 1101159-
ly business that‘s paying his profits. cleaning was done. He made the
DEFENbANTS m surr pic inking cbnrgc ot the hospital.
open 81'. JOHN WILL Judge Walsh repeated the question
three times. but Mr. Swartz refused‘
to answer. lax-Mayor John Cnvnnngh' ‘
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Clitigdmflafitnitz iztpfmggs‘ said that the statements made by iii-T"
‘3 one It am South Vorwnlk Trust. Ewart: were correct and the condi-
h'm“ " on M m ”mum were deplorable. He paid that
c“ “ u a 0m: out the lac-um 'u going into not “out
W, I,.°m°'wp"“|'.| 3. action "N 8800 o ninth and that the am
Ivrm [Went
aluminium-flu “m", The its-cum Melanin. um
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orth arenue and Main Street, thanks.
This opportunity was promised at; tier of N
ttee. plete reports ever read to the Coun—
tthe time the vote was taken 1
here were only 1,174 votes cast. in,
ew oi the fact that it vote will be leck applied for an appointment ast
Etaiton on the question in October of snpemnmerary
Ethic year, we earnestly request that petitions were referred to the wheel
'you will not sanction the issuance of committee. ‘
lthe~$100.000 of bonds as requested-by! About thirty residents oi
for the propos ,
tract be blt’hull-
n 1911.?was referred to the police commi
Stephen Lcngyel ant; Joseph Mal-loll.
United States government. . _ Walsh slurred ‘the people. _ For. fiflious
‘ Troubles
The South New Jersey Farmers‘ Ex- startling statement that the hospital That heavy headache, torpid
change. which handles potatoes grown “"13 a doctor‘s “'°"k5h°D- He said that; liver, sick stomach,bitter taste
° dill} Ellie Bound 0: Education.» To close Villa. Main pstreet petitioned
ijoln in this petition it seemo'undosira- ed pavement of that a
i the. The mater was reierred to the
In' this request we represent tbe‘highway committee.
following, who have consented thatl
'gthetr ones he used:
The Commissioners of a majority ot
the First; Second and Third District: tutor or condolence to the
unanimous. the School Committee or. data.
the following schooln:—-Cantro_gchoot.
- :mt Warmth. 'Bnuyton. mum.
,Om River (on: number) Brad Riv.‘
lot. Booth Nornlk and mm promo-”in
ldvo m at on business put-Mil. ' l
The other «trim have not. bunt
m I.“ I. could not
M with the.
policemen and their,
ply; 9f. bile.
hexunmtlfygmdmonsarc
Haven announced
the dentin! its mayor, Frank J. Rice.
Mayor Emir-om paid that he dent in
The “city oi! New
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in that section has just declared a “1:120:33: fitié‘ymac" '“ which they m mouth. . m
108 DP? CBPL dividend. . Judge Walsh asked Mr. Swnl'tz it $3,551?” uddy Skill. all : ~ e
_..——-—-—O———-——- he believed in the ' proposed clinhgc. T ‘
. 1' ONE 0? He asked him it 11930 osed the o-t
BRIDGEPOR ill) be promptly
ecttcut Company served
notice that it was to replace the dou-
ble men on Newton-n avenue with
[to noon. listened to the highway
on m amendment- in given. in
to week! no were
mold by the council and willlto
rm to the pollutant.
' W Join or. ”slimmed
'Ihi the "tub haul in the acor-
M mfi‘fitlflflnol at t
For clcanitlg ttntl poliwliing 3
pianos, furnitni‘c, woodwork, '9’
etc: 50c sizc ....... »«251§ "3
DINNER OR 3‘
TEA PLATES .3:
\N'liitc porcclain. Rugular :
Sitlc priL‘c ........... 5g? .3.
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LARGE SIZE STEEL 9 v
WHITE ENAMEL '1'
SLOP JAR r?
linanlcl C(‘V‘t‘l'. chnlitr 3"
$2.50. Salc ill‘lt‘t' . . . . $1.49 "‘9'
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it be adapted. The suggestion was:
put to vote and passed and Mayor-
Harstrom, appointed Councilman
Smith. Nutting and Stevens as mem-
ber; of the committee.
Councilman Edgr G. Murphy asked!
that an increase of wages be given:
the laborers in the street department ..
He recommended the drivers be paid!
2.50 a day and the other laborers:
$2.35. This he said would relieve any”
hands of cor- Mendy in mater of wages in that tic--
Lock- partment. Councilman Nutttng made
' such a motion and it was adopted.
The report of Street Commissioner-
d and accepted with a vote of:
It was one of the most com~
The question of widening South
Main street was brought up. In order
that those who might be anected by
this» could have opportunity at present -
ingthe'u' view; on the nubiect, Tues.
day, February 6, at 8 o'clock in tha
evening was set for a hearing},
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BETHLEHEM STEEL poops
NEW YORK, Jan. 2‘5—8ethlehem
Steel's response at tile Opening of to
day's marital. to yoniordoy’o "melon
outing” oi tho director; which iu~
eluded n 300 percent. stock dittdenéd,
mlweols’dmumonu
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