will take you into our
-. To us the future
the best information
gut, aided by our own
ledge of conditions in
e, we do not believe
will sell in Norwalk
"the year 1919 at a
_ mallow as $10 per ton.
an increase in freight
w :as a probability and a
“lalcf the miners to ac-r
a“ ‘ lower wages as a cer-
' ‘ , also a possible re-
mion of immigration, what
{thither-e in sight to make the
' ’f of coal materially lower?
fl answer is—nothing.
'And if the miners should
‘ straw against a reduction of
. wages?
shown the smallest increase in
prices.
‘7
pleased to talk over plans and
i
l
We must. overcome the fallacy that if
ed for a time longer, building materials of _
Lumber, will be cheaper. Students of the situation are
aware that as compared to other commodities
kept pace with other commodities . _
tion with no possible change to make any material decrease in
cost of production at any time soon,
bility that Lumber as a rule is to be sold at less than present
10 Days’
ATTRESSES
Save from $2.00 to $5.00
on a Mattress
building is postpon-
all kinds, including ,
well
Lumber has
price during the W813 but has
in increased cost of produc- _>
there is hardly a possi-
We have a large and well assorted stock and shall be
figures.
Tlle Halch‘t’: Bailey Co.
Sales of
i ‘ $7.75 Mattress ....... ' ..................... $6.50
$11.00 Combination Mattress ................ .' 275
"'w E10511“; Mk $13.75 Combination Mattress ....... ....'. . .. $1050
mfigggcgvgflggg $10.50 Felt Matress — ...................... 314...;
,.m”di;fi§§;ffi;§33; . $30.00 Hair Mattress .. . .. ..... . .... . .. $25.00
c"“°‘§"”‘°”"’" , : $2.00 Red Cross (Silk Floss) .. .......... $27.7:
3- 327.00 Ostcrmoor .. ..... ...... . . ...... $22.53
tIleolon. Do orcr Ihet ll ‘or Lard
'I durable Kyanire Eris}: 0:: l1.
1:1: that Furniture new again.
.
r .
f Albert D. Morgan;
See Display in Our Window
" ANGEVINE FURNITURE C0.
l
t :2 .3 ” ' :ilicz. _
MINORITY OF STATE
. i
Continued from First Paige.
any question of doubt. that ratifica-
tion was carried in the House by the
small towns, that the, elected rcpt?-
sentalives of the majority of the peo-
ple of Connecticut voted against. rati-
fication. and that. were it not for the
system which gives the town at Un-
ion, with a trifle mop than 300 inhab-
itants. the same representation as the
city of Hartford, with more? than 125,-
000, the amendment Would not hate
been ratified by the House,
Figures Are lmpreooive
Tristram 5i Hyat
Norwalli’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Our Slack "of Stockings
t7
4
These are the figures as expressed
in the roles: The representatives of
mung people passed an amendment]
that the rcprcsenlatives of 611.:372l
people did not want. They are strik-i‘
ing, as are tllf’ I'iglll‘PS‘I'Ol' individual:
towns and counties.
Consider Toll-and County: The mum-i
bvrs from clcvt-n towns. with eighteen;
1
votes. rcprcsenl 12,130 pmple: lhcl
‘lllvmhcrs from two lowns. with four
volt’s. rcprcscnt H.222“ pcOpIe. And'.
"of ratification and
i
. ‘Nt),"
lhc cizhlt-I-ll voles were cast in favori
lhc four againsi.‘
(‘lr Lilcht’iold t'ounty: \‘l’ilh no Town
.pxm-pt Tol'rinzton wilh a population
of more than IUJNIU. and casting “Hell-
l_\'-.~'ix volt-s for ratification and foul-
lm-n against. Amd llwn considcr Harl-
fold County. “ht-m lllP vote was,
twentynnw tor and twenty-1W0 against ;
and the [Hiplllillllfll l‘vllrcsenlt’tl by the
roles is 97,767 for and 1.30.020 against:
or .\'cw Han-«n f‘ounl)’. whcrc the \'()IG'
“as lwcnty for and cighlocn anaillsl
and ill» population represented by Illt'
roles 76.015 inc Ill" 2361.432 against
ncully tour times as many pvoplv N‘D-
rcst-ntt-d by llccalivi- \'l)l('b‘ than by
ptlsilivv \‘(llcs'nlld lnmt- positive volt-s
cast.
How the Cities Voted .
As li'l‘ the citivs. Ill'idnopon was Iht'
only unu “’hert- both rcprctwulzlliu-s
voted for ratification. One of Hart-
l'm-d's lucmbt-rs volcd "yes" and one
"no," both or New Ilavcn‘s volcd
both of “'alerbury's "no." both
of Ncw London ".\’o"— and both of the
town of l'nioll "_\'cs." The small ll)“'ll.\
cul'liud lhc :tlllvndnwnt and the largo-
t-ilies “Ill! toast of lhc population.
volt-ll against it,
i In compiling lllt- llunrcs. lhv l‘JlH
ccnzsus was used. If accurate ptlp‘l
Ialion l'ilzlllt-s [or lhc pl‘t‘SPnl Vcl'v ob-
tainable. Ill“) would probably show it-
:fiill L’l't‘fllt’l‘ nuljol‘lly as against pro-
hibition. for ”It: cilivs llllvc crown
lastcr than lllP towns. In cascs wllt-rc
a town has but ouc l'cprnscnlaiiv-v.
lhc populillitm for lhlll l\\n was.
plflt‘vtl in ”It“ "wt!" or "dry” column
of figures according: to the vow of
tho! l‘clvl‘cscnlativu. “'llcrc it town
has two rcprt-scululhcs and both up
ml tllt- some way, the population of
that town was placed its thcy voted:
\Rlll‘rtl olln vowd ""el“ and lhv olhcr
"dlp." hall ol the population was plac-
n
‘ IS THE BIGGEST AND? BEST THAT WE HAVE EVER SHOWN.
LADIES’ STOCKINGS—Silk onus of the leading makes in black. white and .-
the new and standard shades. .
Lisle Stockings that combine wearing qualities and good looks.
Cotton Stogkine: In regular and out sizes. _ .--“...
MEN'S HOSIERYtr-fi'cry kind and color from the shit-crest of silk to good r'
liable cotton ones that are sure to give splendid scrxicc.
('l-llIDREN’S STOCKINGS—The famous Black Cat and other brands llia- ‘«
well. wear well. and are rcasoahle in price.
- L“... ...-.... ..-...“
SPECIAL SALE OI“ PAJA MAS AND NIGHT SHIRTS
LEAGUE OF NATIONS?
PLAN ADOPTED BY.
COMMISSION. W'ITH F
NEUTRALS LEFT OUT . .
Krieger & Co.
Showing now a few very exclusive styles in ll "
COIllInllf-(l from l-‘irst Putz“.
l
l
l
l
ll
i-r against lllt' law of lltlll‘lll‘. al~ liner)“ at moderate DI‘ICQS. I!
lGII'lL tltl\\ll l’.‘ llll' (‘nlll'l-l't'llw'. l;
0...... i. ...-.......i....i l ...... ..i WIN I ER COA I S i
,.
llilllt‘l' I!) :l ll't'lll_\' llv'l\\t-l'll llll' l'lli-
lc-l Sluics :llltl Franco llllll't' than.
.‘I cclllnrj. .\Illlml'llll-\ llI‘I‘l‘
point tllll illvl llifll punt-r l~ l'c-
\“l'VtItl In In czll'l'y
llu- Illt'llL'l’ Ill llx own \\‘.'l.\ llll'llllL'll
its l‘ltllll'tll of ilppl'npl'l;llioll~ alml
\tnlulllukill: poucl‘.
l'l'cpill'itlinln hith- llt'l‘ll
‘Dlt'li‘ll for lllu‘ ll-Illll'u'itl‘tl \‘u_\.l::l'
nl'tht- ’ll't‘\lll“llllill purl}, “llll'l'
\\'lll lt'ilVI‘ l';ll'i\' lollizlll l'nl‘ lil‘csl ‘ _
(Ill .1 \‘Dv‘l'lill ll‘ulll mill \nil tumult;
l'tl\\ nil lllt' lllll'l' Hooray“ \Vi'lxlling.
lull. on which ll com:- in From-c.
'l‘lllx llllll' lln- port) will ln- I'l‘
llllw'tl. llll‘ lill'm- \lilll. ul' Ninte- l)4-.
A few models in Misses' Coats.
A few extra sizes in Black Diagonal and (h-
iot Cloth.
.. A few fine Plush Coats and Girls“ (‘0an to ll...
out very cheap.
Open 3 Charge Account If You Haven't the Rt‘étc
Cash.
” .m —_ II I ‘
llL'Il.
t
l‘tlllgl‘1‘\\ lolll '. ,.
l
H
Ii
3
i
.I
l
!
l'lllll-
lI~' mlhl llt'l'mul,»
future “as '_'Ulll‘_' HI lIuVu “no.
:ll‘lllY Ill ll ..1
\‘I'l‘\- I'lltl mil ills lillk llIill
l"ll"li£ll llllv 2‘lllll‘ll \x -‘.l ‘w 1
‘.,'-1'1
lo pl‘c\'clll tho lllll‘l'llllllg‘llllg of tho plumb)”
lit‘l‘lllillls ellltl lllt'll of tho .\l'lll'\' ol'
tit‘t'llllilllllll \\il\ le\"ll loilaly in lllt‘
l'ul-llftllliup'
pilll'ollizc
.it‘ 'Zl'llM‘. \‘il\
. I l.
l\.\llilllt'l' "'
Ill‘ (II'GII‘I'\
v ‘ ‘ I
‘.\lllt'l'lt'&lll
\tlltlll‘l's IH
pnl'tmi-lll clllplo_\‘w-\ llllll Illlllll'l'llll‘
9 cd in ll)" “Wt-l“ column and hall in . . .' . t‘ .- - l ' ' I‘n-w' I- l'o \ lI\' I'MIWI'll‘ll‘H" mull ll"
’ . .. .. .- ,. ... ‘ "I 3 I. u lllldll tot lols. \ -ll .l l ll , ‘
“WASHINGTON LT. ; the "dry?" “'llvl‘o. 0an (me Of lht- tut) KClr H" .‘th‘f' on), .“‘3,_ _.\ I ' ”nail“: 1'I'.’llt‘l'lll7:llltlll “I.“ still l'Imlll lH'llll'l‘ llll‘lllt‘l' (1.4.1 L .
' . ,vv _.... », J... ’xoli-d. tho cnlil'e population was plac- ‘ “’” " ”"‘””l'~ “' “"-‘- . . ‘. . ‘ . l‘ .‘ .1
__, --- ~ - - ~ —---- _ -’ ---——-—- -— . p ‘ . ' ' Tl . . . . ll . , '.,. lump stl‘li-llv l'llIHI't‘l‘tl. :tlltI totlal'i‘ s or- Inc v i. litt.
. . r . ,IVDITSTRIAL .td db Ilu \otod. It llrlll) \\l Illllll l‘l.‘ . It . . . _ . > _ (l\'l)l lV 1:0" 1:; _ Ml
/ a L . 9 LIFE SENTENCE . . Vote by Countles‘ d..." and Mrs. “mam. “my“; 1;. ill-r nus lll llllc \\llll thul pt-ollllnl- .l.‘ .. -,_. . .- - .
f s LYON : QLTESTIONS IN 0 ' FOR “RS “ON A” "N. ‘Tm‘ lutllluwmg lsll‘fl‘e ‘mtp hy'cilmbm From-is. ambassador to' llllssill : . ”“1 ”W l"""‘ I’m-"haw "r rum}- Lilly/[flflml‘ m (“li‘tm'lml ‘ l
on O ; ~ ‘ - . . . lit-s um lt' popu a n rep'PSNl m y . . ._ . - L. H mos (mm H. ... _ ‘
. ‘ ’ T GREAT BRITAIN ' ' lllall \fllt‘: .\\ "H." ”Ml“. ‘ "ll'l"-"‘ “ Ecru” '\I‘ln\. l ' :ullnn‘llllllw‘] ‘Hl\'II"‘~
. ' " . .' ”I: l Continued from First Put-Tc. . For Ratification 5"|‘\'1("‘ llll‘ll. lllt‘ llll'o‘l' lllllltll‘l‘ll , “.N'l 1“. “ “MIN.“ Q Kl”. ‘5 NH“: l . u —\l‘t -r \“Hlll’tl'H ‘
“h ' I'll!!!" [I l ““‘nUHUHl “'0"! l‘ilat‘ One) I l - \‘oles Population soltlicrs who hamI l'ol'lllml ”I“ l”""'"' “"H' Il'“ "‘l“l""h“""" ”l 2'": ‘ (‘ _.' ' p " ' l .
o i . -‘”_' ‘ ““11““! ----------- 3 97567 "um-ii “would :1... “up.” “KL llli- llt‘H‘ tit-l‘lualll 2'0\‘t‘l‘|llIIV'lll. IIlll l~'lll 31”" 1.”: "li"““ \"
'l'occnt Illstorv il' lll“S(’ pl'oblt'llls "HI 1 - -‘ , . . . '. -. -I ' ' '- ‘ ‘ ‘ .‘ ‘ . ‘ . ' - . . .' l - l-I ll ' I' ‘1‘ 'l l . in.
so. Norwaflv o ' .. . . . mom 12‘. ft)lll)\\lll‘L the (loath m h... .\t\\. ”an _o .6.o1.. ”NW.“ (.mww“nnn “I.“ “.hm_ .1)“. ”...“.mm;_, 1m"! qmnlmp mm H . i. it nl.l .. .
lm’“ “P'lll. ““h lnlllli‘fhflll‘l‘)’. . husbllnd on Juno 13. 1917. “or trial 33"" l-ml‘l‘m ------- 19 33-202 f (H : . Pl l’ i, \- ‘ 1 sccms to mom“. mm". popular in. i-ollsisl ol'nlmlll ulu- llllIlilr- I '
lt'oll‘owmg .Illb (lot-mon_of the M‘In- hogan January 28 last. 'l-‘all-licld ........... 2" 163.737 ‘[ ”"- "m - - ' "rl““-_ ”l . ‘ .. 1 .\ 1-,, l -l| . ; vultl llll‘ll «in tho t‘;|\ll'l'll «4-, r
'f’I‘H I‘t‘del‘illlull lo .cnll tor a strlkc Jutlge.\\’ebb in his charzc t" the \\'indllam ......... 16 26.372 A\”l'll| ”illiHléL "Nd l‘l‘l'l'l‘xl‘lllfll""‘-‘I‘lnff ‘- 5.“ 1" mt. ”nu“ " "I- i _ I‘ll“ _ l I‘ll‘l ,I_ .. ‘ _
TIRES vbglot. thc ll‘vcl’lf‘l'allnn has issued an jury defined n". degregs of murder Limhfield __________ 25 56,895 “f ”m... I“.“-\ associations. It will Vslglllhcttlll. lllcl'caxo in tho. nwnl 1_ ll - . -“N_ - - ‘ l"“ ‘-“f ‘f‘
. glaig'lllehil):e"11't((l,in'llefl Governments which might be applicable to the Tolland ............ is 12, 39 “Hum“. illll ”awn”. ,sllpply has llt‘i‘ll lllatlc llllsSllllrI |,_\ lug about from») mun. ‘.\l .. ..
{353129 Firs“: full gumn‘ mands The Eilocunlbntwclll'ltll‘Jgeclj‘ l‘lle high bl;Ie ”smiled 0tm ”m: testimony MHMMSPX """"" 1.: ...),139 \‘m nlll\' will (I\’t‘l'\' t"tIIIll 1nd “” “M"? ‘lil‘m'llfl‘: lllc salc of coll- 1'" kl’lll "N H SNIIHIHI'J i'l'III.‘
' ' . .' ‘ ' 5 "130 I.\' we wtnesses to ~-— ,, '- -‘ - . - ‘ ‘ . . .. . ‘ '.~ - . t'p-i. .Ir.
1” . ' . .............. $16.00 government “.101 ”Mm: [0- lurn pllb- convict a person of first. (191.711!!! mur- Totals .......... 15:! wagon; slillcl‘mllll lip Hpto"pn1d_ In” lllt‘ “H1 :hlllllld Amt rltdll .lllll) ltttl‘t \, _ lflftllls (ll‘ .lllt- ll I‘ll ill I ‘
floater Sizes at Reduced lift-“2mm?" .lgillnst the mint-rs and dm-_ He said that a man‘ifiaughtcr Against Ratification hold will be filled with ...wim] “I" shorting.- ot lullk,‘await-.11”;h. llts .” It I lull \o up It]\ .‘ .
‘ fl. Prices lithe .(faOsielfnlzl‘lceiftptb ”"11 q?“ 3n “'lfllch verdict could be returned under the V0198 l’IIllIll'dllUH thousand .‘ltlt‘l‘lc'nl \ultlitllx “‘1“. “I'll“lllt’llls ll)‘ physicians; ls lH‘luL" , ill!!!) llilW‘ ln'I'll llllltl‘mllll‘ln"
' " l 7' ' 35“ '9 “ 0T 0 a circumstance: He said that proof Hartford 9" 1390”" l ' I - ' I't‘fil‘l'lt‘l " l - ‘ ' V :llli‘ ufilci-ll viow lll'l't‘ is tlw-l
. ‘ - - , . . .. .. ~ , _ . ~- ~ . ------------ .. - «~- m“. 5.0“ s. . .. . . t lll tlo- Ilt’dllll ot lizllilos. .
7&0‘?ew sewn?” Left ligggmtipangi-‘ergcéf‘lfe Jnf‘h'l'SlS' I“ of motive was not necessary for it Now Haven ........ 18 261.432 \‘l . ‘_ w ”in; I: lhldm‘“ "ml Lot-ell appeal,- have boon made to ltlil)‘ luI Nllll't‘ \‘lll‘vt‘x‘ldll l‘ilI"
Auto SIIDDIICS .‘p‘T-r can} increasetmvllllth 0; :‘lhllru COnVICflon. A {calm-c of the trial New London ....... 9 56.209 ‘ ll"_l'_"" I—“Ull- l-H' WHIP I” (ll‘- tho pt-oplt m u“ H littl milk I .HH. “40]....“ "f m“ “..H. h ,
I - - i .' ‘ . " . .""" 0‘1.“ was "I6 ruling of Julian \‘l'ebb Fairfield ........... 12 $3.757 mun Izutlunwimps. ~ . ' *‘ ‘I " ' H . . .. ‘. . ' ' -‘
critic“! and Glass Wind- 2:301: ltil‘eisliznegdto name) ”new stand- against admission of any evidcncp on \Vindhaln .......... ’8 21,990 "nu, “manque," on ”1" ”mum“ possllllo. (|\'t'II Yllllllgh ill. 'rh'.|t‘.l\‘ll hip in normally ll‘\\ ..iI
7 shields _the increasegdacostno {soc-:3 toTlneet the death or Jennie McNamee, Mrs. Litchfield .......... 14 13.366 mm for a Socictv ”f Various I“, ”N milk (-tllh'lllllt‘tl ll_v habit-,- in (-thfn'v than tho army, Lin-mi.
' AARONKOHN ‘Doints are supportcdo byllbgi hese glonahan's niece who died on March Middlesex """"" 9 1""79 l-ollllllissiml \l'lll -l l: ' I . I f“ M” i‘ "”w 3'1”“ ”WW" dailv. B‘“ EMS” 1“ “mam“! by ”I" m",
Imcnts while the d - d ng argu- ".1913- At that time Coroner Eli TOIlflnd ------------ 4 14320 - H ‘ 1 MN non I‘m]. l'ur‘clllt' W'n‘ ll 3 . ' " . ‘Jlt'tll‘lv cvcl‘v Ilnllllt"t Is f.l'\ilI-
-. . .‘ ,. . . 8111le for the na- Mix found death d . __ ..-“. “1;: tho plan. \\‘;|_\‘ "from.“ u” Ill-‘.5_ . . lls tollstlmpllou, .ls‘. _ ._ . ‘ ' . ._
i, l i. . Ave. Phone 439. tlonallzatlon of the mining industr is > ue ‘0 DOlsonmg r... - .- . shown lH‘ \t- 1' 'ti . -. . Ir} ‘l"(l I I‘HINI‘. lts owll tlctonsc tori-n \l.
1 . . ., y and held Mrs. Monahan criminally Totals ...... ....... 96 611,043 ltlclll \‘lINHl s lucky tl;l_\'~ llll‘ . ' “ " “~ “J" -" " - ‘ ’ ' '
forcibly reiterated.
The influence of Robert
‘
. ellfs Wear
THE
SIIOP
the miners’ leader, is so great that
his advice to members of the Fedora:
tlon to vote in favor of a strike is
likely to be adopted unless the ten-
81011 is relieved during the month that
the ballot. is held up, pending some
acceptable compromise. In the. event
of a. strike, the Mail's labor e‘xpert re-
marks, thc country”may‘be confront—
ed by a “wholesale industrial disaster
and such suffering among the poor
as even the war failed to inflict."
In the meantime. negotiations be-
tween the Transport “'orkera’ Peder»
atlon and the employers seem to have
' s .60 North Main Street.
izfivercoats on Sale at
. ' for a Quick Clearance
ctiiiiiiilcln
l-EIOlhIllg Co.
_ .I I '5! So. Vorwslll
I
~~Established in 1904 /
Phone or Send Postal
‘ L. EFFROIV
wan St.. East Norwalk.
1. ' ‘ Tel. 441.
Phone'436
' 8t. I’Norwalk, Conn.
» “or We of each style. Sizes .
6ircached an impasse, although a bl cal;
lhrts not yet come-
1 . .
sloP‘Bltllltflil llllll '
[UMWIGHI om
EHere's instant relief! No pain. sore-
ness, stiffness after rubbing
. with “St. Jacob’s Liniment
Alr‘. Pain is gone!
Qliickly?—-Yes! .Almosl instant relief
from soreness, stiffness. lameness and
pain follows :1 gcnllc
“Si. Jar-obs Linimen’i."
Apply this soothing, pencil-Ming oil
rubbing with
gic. relief comes. "St. Jacobs Lim-
mcnt" conquers pain. it is a harm-
less backache. lunlbago and sciatica
rtllfi', ‘nliiiii never disappoints.
or the‘-skin.
Straighten up!
- ous ‘stitches."
Stop those tortur-
ln a moment you will
Don’t suffer! Gét a small trial bottle
of “St. Jacobs Liniment" fwm your
1 liet. \/’
Smillie. »
druggist now and get this lasting re‘ fnl tonics
. ' ‘9‘. . -' ,_ . . ., .
, .Vrzmmgmls and Dnlgglsts eterywheres.
responsible
tried.
REVENUE BILL IS
PASSED BY SENATE
Continued from First Page
5—.— I
by President “'ilson after his return
from Franco about the end of the
month.
but the case was ncvt-l’
i
1
Only brief debate preceded the Son-'
alc. vote. Senator Smooth of Utah.
Republican. spoke in criticism of sev-
eral features of the bill, deploring cs
pcclally the elimination of the amend-
ment to repeal existing zone rates on
second class mail. Senator Townsend
of Michigan. Republican. announced
his opposition to the conference agree-
ment, principally because of its, ex-
_cess profits plan of taxation.
l Formal approval of the bill bv lhc
{President is regarded as assurcd, and
g'l‘reasury officials already have laid
plans for collcctl’on of [axes based up-
'0” the rates.
I
DOCTOR PRESCRIBES VINOL.
;For This Weak Nervous Mother, Be-
cause He Knows the Formula
twclfiyqnonths . old baby
,to :1 weak, nervous. runIdown con’d
'liml. tired all the time and 71.: .-.:;;‘
lion.
— Mrs. G. Lamson.
l
forget that you ever had a back, bn- because ll. is a constitutional remedy.
cause it won't hurt or be stiff or lame. containing beef and cod liver pé‘p'toneS.
iron and manganese peptonatcs
clvcerophsophates, the, most
And here is the tale of the cities;
Cities wilh more than 50,000 popu-
lation~Hartford. one {vote ‘for ratifi-
cation one vote against ratification:
New Haven. both ~votes against rati-
fication; Waterbury. both votes
against: Bridgeport. both vows for.
Cities or towns with more than 25-
000 and less- than 50.000 population»
New Britain. both against; Mcridcn..
both for: Norwich. both anoint-in;
Stamford. both against. '
i n . . . .‘mtificalionfl- c m in In up
Cities with more than 10.000 and,
has than 25.000 population-Manchu»!
101‘. One vote for and one against rat.
‘1'armvl' solllicl's ill'c joining Ill‘
-. .. . Z". . ~ . , \"ICIMAI‘. Thursday. Pub. 13"“) MN?" “"(I 3"" ”lal'lllk‘
ain't. llllllt 4 ll «Illltvlt s H) the «lm u— (Associatcd .l’rcsst—Uount “m gliding-l to ”protect. lllc_ home
(‘OBLENZ 'l‘hursdav. F0“. lil lit-prism”? will not go to tho boat-... l; tl‘élltll.\l't‘:l::"(‘;fll r lull Join ill» 46...
(Ammdmm l’rcssl.—l"'llrthcr cvi- ‘~Ollll route as a (rel-man «lologate; ‘ __ ~. “ ,_ I. ~ .
‘ . . . ‘ . (,rcrlulmy plans. lor the “1m, b..__ lllt. Illltlsh (uncltll MlllL via.- \
(II‘HCQ‘ Ill ;\lllt'nlt'all (‘I’tI‘rll‘lllfltlnll Inf}. at lpflsl, a l)(‘()llI(‘ .8 aran 0]):an "19‘" ax 'lnngahr.)ng I}()H8i‘)’l|.
' ily of (it-rum"); making it unlit-vi
tIfi'tll't. lull is taking" full copul-
zallcc. of the situation which "ll'
Slitfi‘ lN‘lII‘Vt‘N (‘\Il~ll\‘. I1 is ))‘)Il‘t""!l
out that the- German (icncrnl Sig-'17
is still in ('XISlt'llt't‘ :lild lion
tllil'tcclltll~ and ”there :ll't‘ _ill\l quarts, ‘
,:.,..
_- __ _-——-— .’ the basis of general conscription:
w m W‘s (Normally will announce within a.
lt‘\\' days her intention to carry
out complctc disarnliilllclll and dc-
'llltlIllIlL‘lllUll: and a collllllission
made up of thc_(‘clltcl‘. Ilcllmcl'a-
g..
; .did not pay
The reason we recommend Vino). is ithat the latter while in Ne
andlin the case.’
sucess-j '
knowing—"Frank IL, Baxter. ‘
» . men: and see the was
itication: Bristol. both against; 01"-
anlze. both for; Ansonia. both against: '
Naugatuck. both against; Walling}.
ford. one for and one against: New'
llo'ndon, both against; Non-elk. both
for; Danbury, both against: Greeng
wich. both against: Windham. both!
against: Tonington. both for; Middle-
lown, both for?
The town of Union. With a popula-
tion of 322. voted through its repre-
sentatives ill favor of ratification.
....-
EXCHANGED HIS AUTO '
FOR WAD OF TOBACCO
Continued from First Page.
i
JACI‘ISO'VVU‘LB- ' lll..—l> 71'4"“ 3.038,} balance due and asked for $200
and keep damages.
directly “mm ”1,. ache. am; likc m1, ‘honse for my filtle family. but sot in-‘.
was not as
ason he.
lginally
waver,
Pollak said the car
represented and for that
the. amount
nt- alleged,
a 211‘?“ ll DOII.
My doctor told me to in Vino! Ithat Kaplan had accepted a ~ ch in
Can:aud in a week. I felt like a new per-
not injure and docsn't burn or discol- mu. I am now strong again, look after
- :nly baby. and do all my housework.”
Kaplan
0d con-
i'eoe; v -
o sell
lained
Isettlement of the transactio
.inaisted that the car was in '
:(llllull n IIL’H illt: Yonkers ma
ied it. He said he did not t
’ilhe machine to Polish. but
annan
{had‘seen the automobile in rout of
lKaplan's store and ofiered to my the
lcar. Judge W'alsh reserved ecision
-—Try A Sentinel Want .. ire
scalp; of dandruff—that
twill illllll; all
Save your hair ! Make it thick.
wavy and beautiful—try .
‘ this!
Thin. brittle. colorless and scragzv
hair is lllllt'i’ evidence of a negleclcrl
awful scoff.
There is nothing so destructive t0
the hair as dandruff. ll robs the hair
of its lustre. strength and
its veryJife; eventually producing a
l‘ovel‘isllm as and itching of the scalp.
which if not remedied causes the hail}
roots to shrink, loosen and die‘ lhcn‘
its
tic and Socialist partics. now is
tllscusslng details of the new gov»
‘l'l‘lllllt‘lllal program.
. 'I‘llcsc points \vcrc lniltlc ll"
I’l‘it‘tll'icll Elli-rt. the now prcsi-
dclll of (lt‘l‘llltlll)'. in an informal
talk with foreign llcwspllpcl'lllcll
today.
'I‘llt‘ qllcsllon
was first 'aisctl. sillcc reports
from tllc I’cacc (‘onl‘vrcllcc in
Paris, Illtllt‘iltf‘ that it is occupvillg
il lurgc place in discussions tl‘lcrc.
I’rcsulcllt Ellcl’t llstollishctl his
llcarcrs by tit-clarion“ that a t‘tllll-
mission was alrcatly working
ot dissil'lllanlcllt
()ll
(ltlllllllcss lllucll lll'tillvl'y is slil- in
lllllltl. 'I‘llc Ilfll'lllilllx. it is boll-w-
ctl. coultl trot pll‘lll)‘ of "It‘ll quot.»
ly. if llcce‘ssill'y, llllt tlli- proh‘vm
of stores wuuld fort-stall any «pr- -l\-
ambitions illlvlllpl to rum-w '
fighting.
Special Cash Price
For Red Oak Coal
Hard Wood in Blocks
' Phone.
W'M. EFFRON
3 Rowan St., East Nor-walk
Tel; 441. Tel. 441.
t
ctl'
-_ scalp. « .
I
the hair falls out fast. A little Dan-l ..
lime»\\"flle
dcrinc loniglltwntlwwany ' -. !
surely save your hair. 1
lot :l small bottle of Knowlton'SE serVice Station
“and”? ”W113“; d”? “9“" ”r “3‘?! ” STARTERS, onusaa‘rons AND MAGNETOS -
let coun 91', an a lcr ta;- 1;r:“. emu:- ,
cation your hair will take on trim life. 3 OVERHAULEIJ -... T E
lustre and lllvltrlztnap which is so beaun EXPERT ON ALL ELECTRIC SYSTEHIQ ALI) E
tiful. It will become wavy and fluff)"; IGNITION r
and have the appearance unfiundancc” . e
an incomparable gloss and ,.oftness'. I ‘ I (; ara
but what will please you most will be; aaSt Bros. 9 .
“fie" 5““ a f” “a“? “se' 3m“ "0‘“ - 1'7 CHESTNUT STREET
will actuallv see a lot of fine downy; - , ‘
hath—new hair—growing all other thel ‘ 1360 ....TEWHONES ._ 2011 |
Norwalk Chronicler