SOUTH NORWALK’
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MAY, APRIL 22, 1919
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winery—92.
_ Bunch onco- 4388.
'- WI Residence—14924
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Old Well. Lodge, No. 108, F. and A. M.!
Heat: in Masonic Building. South
Main umt, 1st and 8rd Tuesday 01
each month—July and August except-
ed; at 1 o’clock. All Blaster Masons
cordlafly invited. John K. Finch. W.
H. Robert hf. Wilcox, secretary.
THE PIG IN THE CITY
A committee of horrified citizens re-
cently reported to the authorities at
Washington, D. C.. that they had dis
covered 'a pig sty flourishing within
a hlofk of one of the. public schools.
Hot-tilde! '
RM goes to see that nobody Can
tell what he will find unless he looks
, and lt-is freshevidence of the need 0!
' clean-ficampaigns, succeeded by fol-
low-up campaigns, and the desirability
of better and wider education in clean-
liness‘and public healtr rcmfwyp
liness-in pub health.
No city is any cleaner than its dirt-
iest corner, for there the disease will
breed which may destroy life in the
fairest quarter of town.
It may be a pig sly in Washington.
In New York it may be a cellar full of
foul rags. ln Burgvme it may be an
old balm. or that pile of rubbish known
i‘ The Associated Press is exclusivelyl
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REVOLUTION BREAKS
OU'ILIN TURKEY AND
. , TINEL l
i m: SEN ' l SOVIET GOVTRNMENT
mm or "‘" IS DECLARED
I ”OBI-DE- ---- 3 (Continued from Page One).
:8 A L. GQLDEN, Propu
‘liolshcviki ranks is reported and
iin the Viniku
p"a§nilis have
government the
rcvoltcd against
‘ PARIS. April 22.r—~A revolti-
!tion has broken out in Turkey and
in Soviet government has been de-
clarcd. A revolutionary commit-
tcc ha Sbt‘t‘ll established at (‘on-
stantinoplc. according: to a tclc«
gram rcccivvd here from Kiev.
quoting: the Bolshevik represen-
tative at Odessa. who says that
the Turkish consul there has re-
ihc change in the government.
AMSTERDAM, April 22.--Thc
,Huugarian govcrumcnt hcadcd by
Bela Kun has resigned under pres-
sure. of Rumanian troops. accord-
ing to a dispatch to the Central
News from Vienna. quoting re-
ports received in that city by aer-
ial mail from Budapest. Wild
chaos is said to prevail the
Hungarian capital.
It is reported that ("zcch forces
have joined the Romanians and
ill
viet troops.
lundo. the Italian Premier, was.
cratiolls were resumed at
Wilson and Premiers
(leorgc and (‘Icmcnceau were pres-
cut.
The. pr wident and the two pre-
csc questions presented by Baron‘
Makino and Viscount '(‘ltindau
which were. taken up when the.
deadlock over the. Adriatic clues-i
tion was reached-yesterday. l
LONDON, April 15 (Corn-Sci
pondencc of The Associated
l’ress).—'l‘hc law providing- for:
the nationalization of women in?
Northeast Russia has been sus-’
pended in one province as the re-,
sult of popular outcry. according:
to information reaching.r London:
from Stockholm. 1
The-eommissar of Vladimir has,’
by decree. appointed a committee,
of women who are to inquire into
the operations of the law,
make a report. with tho least pos-.
sible delay. His action has hcen'
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approved by the local soviet. i
The Krasnaya Gaze-tn publishes
as the “town dump." The thing is to
find it. to clean it up. and then keep,
clean. _
Periodical cleanliness is belie-r than:
t; none at all, bill to be really efficacious
every week in the year should be a
f; (“lean-up wot-k. instead of a Wild
‘ scramble to destroy what should never
have been aocunmlzlied. it should mPnll i
such a wholtsoirc. (It-only] ordet'lv '
keeping of bodies and houses :11th
yards as will lrrin;r no Unlnlm’lsanl act-ll '
mutations at any time.
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PAVING TO STAY PAVED .
The ‘pavint:r gangs are abroad in the
land. This is the time for every com-'
munity to do a little forecfi'stinc oi‘ the
rum and provide before the purine
goes into place for the laying of nil
. the various pipes and lines which the
growth of ill“ town will untlohtedlv re
. _ ‘qnire. '
7 i--We all want and expect our towns
' ‘ to grow and improve. and to he improv-
ed as they grow. yet we put in our
pavements and then tear them up for
each successive pipe which means im-
. {movement—sewer, gas and water.
.. M‘uch valuable time and mom-v
" would be saved' if communities backed
their faith with works, and provided
'> for the future for \vhi'ch they pray.
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PEACE FIRES
The boys are getting the Peace. fires.
needy. When the glad news is flash-
edsronnd the world that the pcacc‘
treaty has been signed. the Boy Scouts
all Over the United States, under sol-l
git-the coming of peace.
git ll a fine idea.
were. should be all the rubbish
‘ 1 ‘ in our clean-up campaigns.
9
I“ want to start the spelendid prog--
" at peace unhampered by any sort
“taunted trash.
' My, by all meafis!
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2 -h letters of Woodxaw Vii-1
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recently auctioned ‘in New
W think. of on; profit to
trout the sale -of a Dale of
. notes! .0ne threopage
--~t m Wonderit it;
J did the voters made.
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Jude: of governmental
We the chld” “fl.
‘(iurinhimH who sat as judgr‘
on account of the realms of nation-i
uhzatlon. The system provides
Tthnt every girl on reaching: the-i
age of eighteen must register her
name in thc Bureau of Free Love.
after which she is compelled to se-
lect a partner from among men be-
twccn l!) and 50 ycars old. The law
ted to lumctuublc confusion, says
lllt‘ (lam-ta. in "judicial lltllllllls as
to pn‘l'snllttl illi'iolaliilily."
A few days after the sovict's
”lei-rec. which women very getter
t:Illy ignored. two nit-u. known to
éno'body. arrived in’ the town and
.\(‘lZ(‘ll ihc two daughters
of u
"wt-ll-known llfIll-lltllll'gt‘uis com-"
rude." declaringr they had chosen
the-m as wives and that the girls.-
witlmul. further rcrclnolly. lullsll
submit, as they had not observed
the registration rule. I
"Comrades Yablonovski
and
s on"
the claim. decided the mcn were.
right. and the girls were carried:
off. They have. have. not sinco
been heard of by the village i‘olk.‘i
. This, says the. Gazcta. was (lonc’
ill the name of the namc ol' Ilu-i
nationalization of women. 4
Many other instances of the:
fantastic operation of the law, not i
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git.) speak of its mhumamtlcs. are,
it‘lll'd by the (lazeta. Enthusiasts}
for nationalization, naturally all
males, raid whole villages, seize;
young girls and demand proof
that they arc not over eighteen.
.\s this proof. is difficult to. give.'
many of the girls are carried ofl
' dim-supervision. are to start great hon , and there have been suicides and tier, at waxy very small cost.
tires as a symbol of a world cleansedgmurdcrs as a result.
Yetta: and the lighting of 2004 110909, ll! tho. town of Kovrov. a cam- drug store or toilet counter will sup-l
l pang}; without paunllcl since the/ply three ounces of orchard white for
And devoted to, 'l’X‘OJilu W anwas wagon between Ia few cents.
,l-llt‘ YellP-Pflll relatives of an ab-‘fragrsnt lotion into the face. neck.
ducted natimmlized girl and her.
persecutors.
In this am the “Register or:
G‘it “‘0 9““ ,M'mmaliled Women" was Opened skin becomes. - Yes It is harmless and
on .Dcc. 1, but up to Feb. 1 iast‘
only rtw'o women, but hover fortyi
and neither of whom had ever
been married, registered them-I
selves as Willing to accept the first .
husband the state sent along. ’
0n the committee which is now
plete abrogation, in he. rm.
Armv Q W,g¢usiasg
whit commended s debit-ant '~
womensoidnecs' this“ ‘
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have. defeated Ithc Hungarian So-f.
_ .. , lto the declaration of martial law"
PARIS. April 2‘2.——\ittorlo Or-'
absent this morning when delib-.
the
.l’aris “\Vhitc House." President3
Lloyd . over nine million.
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It? revise the nationalizat‘o Phone 1215-5. not
N09 me or to recommend it; noon.” Wm! M- |
Administration oflicials were ad-
vised in a confidential cablegram
from Paris today that in—the con-
sideration of problems confront-
i‘ing the Peace Conference, such as
lltaly's Adriatic claims and the
lquestion of an alliance to protect
‘France from future aggressxon,
'Prcsident Wilson would take no
action which might in the slightest
.dcgrcc jeopardize the League of
: TUBE .ALMANA'} FOB ”W Lt'llillc-T'W’t'I-k." 33""“r'lmi'llt- tNations or conflict with its funda—
mental principles.
The message was a reply to a
‘cablegrum of inquiry regal-dun:
;t.hc president ”a attitude toward a
secret alliance, which, according
'10 certain Paris newspapers. con-
templated a special defensive pact
to be entered into by France,
Great Britain and the United
iSlates. The. outcome of the up-
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lccivcd ofi'iciul announcement, of parent deadlock over Italy's Ad—:
’riatic claims is awaited in oflicial
,quarters here. with evident anx-r
:icty. The situation as pictured in
,‘prEss dispatches is regardcd as
'serions, and there was no message
'from Paris yesterday or today"
{similar to those of last week rc-'
gporting gratifying progress at the
Peace table. i
l SIMLA, India, Sunday. April
l2tl.——Martial law has been pro-'
'claimcd in the Gudjcrat district. I
Disorders in Lahore and in dis-‘
tricts north of Bombay have led
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1 in a number of localities. Gndjcra'ti
is in. the northern part of the Bonn-
ba‘v Presidency. its principle cits!
ics being Surat. Ahmebad and;
Baroda. It has a population 01"
LONDON, April 22.-—A.n attack}
on Munich by Wumelnborg
troops, launched under cover of l
mist-s went again into the Japan-iartill'ery fine from all around the
city. is correspondent in. Paris. -!
. The date of the reported atmck’
is not Indicated, but the messagel
apparently is belated. which!
adwces received in London on"
Monday reported the coflapse of;
l the Soviet Government in Munich;
to have occured on Saturday night!
with the Government of Premier' i
Hoffmann resuming judicial out
trol of the capital on Sunday
morning by proclaiming: martial
law. - - ‘
(.‘OBLENZ, Monday, April 21.
.—The task of repatriating sp-I
proximately 501M)!!! Russian pris-i
ohcrs in the twenty camps in, Ger»
.umny which have been under-the
supervision of American
medical officersJicgan a few d1:
ago. according’ id'wm'd fi-cei’v,
by the branch of the. American
Red Cross here. and is expected to
be complete in about six weeks. I
The Americans connected withl
army
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[relief work among the Russian
prisoners number more than 1,”.
The principle. duties of the Ameri-
cars are to see that. the Russians:
are properly fed and to supervitw.‘
camp sanitation. Fond uhipmcntt'xt
handlcd by the American Red}
t'ross. ban-c bccu passiiig'ihrough'
(‘oblcnz l'or sew-ral wot-ks. but,t
these will cease soon. and it is cx-l
ported that within two months}
all American missions and soldiers,T
in Germany who have been con-~
ucctcd with relief work :unongi
Russian prisoners will be out oi?i
enemy tcrrilory. &
Allied relief work at the various
Russian camps was decided uponI
several months ago by the Allicsl
,its a precaution against half a!
million Russians returning to their;
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LEMON lUlCE i
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FOR FRECKLES . i
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i Girls! Make beauty lotion for ‘ i
l a few cents—Try It! 1
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Squeeze the juice of wo omens n-}
to a. bottle containing three ounces oti
orchard white, shake well, and youI
have a quarter pint of the best Mic
native land adjoining Belem-sun
.fi—i -au
an if German." had won the “WWW“ um . ;;..
strong movement must be Start“
. i
an. Under the plau"tbat is biting A . . . , -
followed, the Russians are [winked against them If Wis to ‘3‘
released in small groups. sent to ‘mode on Socwlistlc heals. _ .t .1.
various parts of the country and; hThlj;P°ak€;}' gflut‘fly rgellil
. - 1“,. e 1 ea 0 evxsm _‘ -
transported to their homes . '11:; that if a revolution
this wav, officers believe. there land, as. y: ,
_ - , . . l - . ed Vet. e lands. it. must
is no dun 'er of n Mimi! “‘9. ”"t the ‘ h r - -
g. the 1 JO that“ the M dict-s. and.
llolsheviki in large bodies, :come wi , ‘i ‘
ARNHEIM. Holland. )Ullldfl)‘. “orkmen 5 Come! - .
. nut
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.‘ stmsvuor-r rust» «or A.
WOMEN‘S. AND MISSES’
ihpril.:.’.1.—“'.I'he Leaguc "5 13“" COPENHAGEN, \April' 21.—-Gas . NEW DRESSES 5
“ans is a caricature and the El“; workers at me. have joined me '
tentc's enemies are simply being
economically annihilated," said
Pieter J. 'l‘roelstra. the Dutch
Socialist leader. in addressing thc
(‘ongrcss of thc Socialist Labor
Party here today.‘
'I‘roelstra said the Entcnic had
increased the chance- of a rcvoluU
tion in W'csteru Europe by the. dc—
cuuons of the Peace ('oufnrcm-c. I _ .
“A vigorous protest must liflwml White paint.
made against the trickci‘v of the:
‘ i ' V8 is are
l‘alllonte vacrs," hc cOntinued.‘ ——sentinel Want“ W
. . ’sure to bring. the best results obtain-A I
“The P9800 of Violence is worsen“? :
m or m ass-slurs
SERGE AND POPLIN DRESSES
A truly Wonderful assemblage of Dresses in a bust of
(flea-rive designs. lncludcd are tunic-s. straight line mod-
els. panel and draped efl'ccts. Many adorned with tucks,
buttons. braid and ctnbmidcry. in elaborate and more
quiet designs.
$8.83, $14.50, $19.50
CHIFFON TAFFETA AND wsraous
SATIN DRESSES '
Every model .1 version of the newest fashion; a bun-
general strike there and the middle
classes have commenced a counter-
strike. according to advices received
here from that city. An intensified ,
state of siege has. therefore. been de-‘ -
clared. - ‘
was-1.1: ;, guidwmaass,‘ _,
Skelly‘s cigar smoke house in the ‘
,Gazette building is'being all dolled up,
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drcd delightful styles, that are excellent fonwomcu of all
ages; all the wanted spring colors. Exceptional Values...
Stewstssaszw
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~ i LABOR SAVING DEVICEWEEK
APRIL 21-2fith
Tina Is Honey! “
n h I I m WOMEN’S AND MBSES‘ SUHS
utensils for class of The models that represent the last word in fashion.
work out! pd your house- Blouse Suits, Belted Suits. Box Suits. Braided Suing and
heaping a a. ' Vestee Suits. Every idles shown this season will be
found in our showing. All the desirable spring shad“,
and the values will prove eye cm.
$17.95 UP To 538'.“
WMC 3'
New Smart m m m
rmu MODEIS
- “ I. hoaty‘umsorye.iulytoammdand the cox-mt'm'
F , cell‘s-s n: mainly colon; semi-Ming.
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"'7’ HE!!! IF IT'S H00 , , Featured at ........................
Phone 527 cum 5!. . . F. C .
II mun” 09. “.m Superior quality serge and wool velour, waistcoat .. ~ , .
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‘ Special at The Seymour
ham-rely silk lined; full circular models; unusual values at
$18.50 “9 $33.96 ”
TAILOR-MAM MTS
0' m m
Doteno «Tamas m m calculus and finest m‘
a and remarkable variety and “vines. '
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4“ $19.50, sacrum “P‘
all; arsr'm you m ms m
‘ ~ our: DRINK MEANS ANOTHERK‘
latitudinal Malina _ Healthful!
Look on the bright side of life after you have ordered a
drink of 020.
Ask the man at the soda fountain.
The. 020 ('ompuny, \Viltui. Conn.
020 dispensed at the following places:
8081‘! NORWALK 808W“
Eagle Confectionery
Bunsen-Powell Corp. .
New England confectionery 139$ & Minsk Phar-
00.
1‘ l . BABIEN
mafims Allen’s Pharmacy
Clifford Pharmacy WESTPORT
Bridge lmmaq o
Planted Pharmacy.
Hot Rolls, Bread, Pies, Cakes, Com Mullins. Biscuits.
HotSoup, Salad, Beans. commandment. Allsrsodyat
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet
noon. P ‘ \ Hoosier prices amugooaier tit-ms are so low that
- , AD I A CE every housemate can e y elm t is scientific kith
- 7 mo .. ,, .2; helper and enjoy its great convenience.
1-01, 973. fill South Norwalk.
Number cabinet same so. many stone—no othez
Mallimm Hoosier!- capacity it-
and tan lotion. and complexion beanti-i
Your grocer has the lemons and any
Massage this sweet)? b
arms and hands each (Toy and see how ;
freckles and blemishes alumni! and
how clear, soft and rosy-white the
never irritates. .
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em bras : its mm extra quality.
This the cabinet every housewife should have—
theoasmhaveloaam To delay orderim:
means wasted tine sodomy. Cone and m
themtodaysndnmettisfactiormaefi. A visé
places you We nooflxati-t whatever.
erkuua commune co.
ill-131 Washington St; , ' Soon Norwalk
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