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May Records
How Y1 Gonna. Keep
V The-:11 Down on the
Farm
How Ya Gonna Wet
Your Whistle
.- 9': ”After All. Werrenrath.
Lonesome—That’s All
For Johnnie and Me.
~‘F35——A Good Man Is Hard to
Find.
‘ Jail—Don't Cry--Freuchie.
I Know What It Means
to be Lonesome.
71123—When I Was o'l‘wenty-
One. Lauder.
3 :8534-Madelon. One step.
; March Francaise.
3 :8539—Kentucky Dream Waltz
3 Velvet Lady.
35684—80metime. Fox trot.
Chang. Fox trot.
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
IOUTE NORWALI.
i.“
'IGNORING or ROOT
v
tel-national law and agreement by the
League of Nations
"The league at least might with-
hold its consent. Certainly if it is
necessary to surrender the purported‘
objects of the league in order to gain
the adherence of Japan
COVENANT CHANGES
ROILS BRANDEGEE
3 (Continued from
Page One).
son remains for its existence.
“No more sardonic illnsuation of
3efforts to maintain international law,
311ml not recognized lhl‘ Monroe Doc-
3trine as a declaration against. the ex-
31ention of foreign power upon the
.American continent and had refused
[to permit the United States to deal
iexclusively with its immigration prob-
could be worded than this incident.
“The League of Nations is not
worth such a price. it becomes in its
'lems. very inception what it is bound to
The rejection of \Ir Root‘s sugA be throughout its existence—an in-
1gestions. said \lr. Brandegee. places strument of oppression."
the. conference as squarely on rec- —- -~ —~
0rd as if it had deliberately made the
following declarations on the six -
‘points in question:
3 Decline to Create High Courts
1“.’l—\\e decline to create a high
'court of Justice or to do 111011 than
3direct that plans be formulated for a
3tribunal whose only jurisdiction 11illv
tdepend upon the consent or the pat-
CHILD SUCCUMBS TO
HOT WATER SCALDS
Little Veronica Guidor Accidentally
Upset Pail of Boiling Water
on Floor.
. Veron-
ities. “'8 decline to enact national DERBYSHELTON, May 6.
covenants to arbitrate justlciable ica. the two year old daughter of M1
{1311132110113 instead M “1'11”an Gulf ica. the two-year-old daughter of Mr.
' “2: “'9 persist in the practical and Mrs. James J. Gulder 0' Shelton.
died Sunday. following frightful burns
sustained by the little one. when a
pail of boiling water overturned on
her. The little one was playing about
the kitchen of her home on Saturday
and the mother was about to begin to
abandonment of all effort to promote
.or maintain a system of international
laws.
3 ””1. (11.) Not recognizing the Monroe
: Doctrine as a declaration of tradition-
‘ai opposition to the extension on the
3W1>stcrn continent of the sovereignty
of {mpjgn states, we ms1st rather up scrub the floor and had 1113'» m “I.
ion classifying it as a regional under-
“ginning. pail on the floor and had poured in
special meeting of the Bic-Mullen
ht club will be held next Thurs-
:30 o'clock. for the
«tion 11: nvw members.
1‘ evening at '1'
Louis )iarcus. the Vk'ater slit-ct
1i1't waist manufacturer, has moved
in family from Woodhaven to Lincoln
venue. this city,
“he: l)oto.l1y Burn of Arch street.
1 .5 taiu n .1 pos ition \xith the National
tank of Norwalk. beginning her new
ttties yesterday.
..______a
\iiss Snow from the Hampton insti—
tute of Hampton. \irginia, will ad-
tree the women of the South Nor-
11.1111 Baptist church “Wednesday. at 3
’1” the ladies of the church and
'tte imittd.
l' ill.
i'1vnds
Camp 3. P. O. S. A.. will meet this.
whim; at its new hall in the Daven-
building. opposite the Palace
1111-1111». The district president, 3. A.
Iawnpott will be present. All mem-
rs are :.~1 ked to ht prc sent and hting
In Show 111. G
«)3:
olm .l. l"a1rtll, of Norwaik. has been
lliii'tl as all attorney of the state
Connecticut at the Superior court.
Mr. Farrell is also an at-
Statc of New York anti
n-z'w 1»1':11 licing law at 20 Exchange"
-t"-. New York citv. He is a mad
1,. vi Ft’ntlham lianersitY.
'dxepoi t.
ne-y ol ill"
'31.:l‘11~ iii lllln t'llY report that
1‘ ;. 11.1.~ 11111; of the greatest busi-
1 :l11-v have 1 ver experienced.
11111 1.1" itade £10m surrounding
-~ ~ 1< unusually large and some
1' 1 '1 i.,1111ne1chamile concems 1- s-
‘ - .111 new limitless rrmrds for a
mi y othei than during the. hol-
'- \énsfin.
1’ iiam ll. Tucker assistant. keeper
.;t in (‘ ull light reported in Ntw Lon
.111 Satutday that on April 30 he
--1l up the 184mm steel speed boat
Ev'thv
.tle from the light. The boat con-
ed a hat. and suit of overalls and
engine was taken apart. it is fear-
that the occupant fell overboard
1 was drowned.
WE ARE PREPARED TO
DELIVER ;
Victory Bonds to Cash
Subscribers.
Will also take your subscnp-
tion up 1n either the Govern.
men‘. Fl 11 of
10 per cent. when subscrip- ’1
lien is made I
:10 '(.-:1 cent. July 15, 1919 .
20 per cent. Aug. fl, 1919 '
20 per cent. Sept. 9, 1919 ~
20 per cent. Oct. 7, 1919
20 per cent. Nov. 11,~1919
"t "on!
B, adrift in the sound about_
—2 ' pretend the league is created to pre-
1
. i
1
the boiling water when the child bur.
riedly attempted
orange which was overturned and the
'(b.) We tefuse to permit the Unit-
.ed States or any nation specifically
to reserve for its own decision what
immigtation it will sanction or f01-
child in falling struck the pull which
also overturned sending its scalding
contents in all directions. The lower
limbsnndbodyofthochlldmm
‘ (c. ) We. decline to sanction the
:specific reservation by the United
States of purely American questions.
‘We insist upon leaving the quatimr
of a protective tariff, the Panama.
Canal and the coastwlse trade of
3the United States in the uncertain'
cu’red without delay. but the child
;_ position in which they were left by
3h? ciiginal draft died. The funeral was held today;
4—We insist that every member” with burial in St. Mary's cemetery.
of the league shall give a continuing Nat-walk.
guarantee to preserve as against ex-
ternal aggression the territorial hitch-I
rity and existing political lndepaulo
ence of all members of the league.
3We decline to permit a nation tot
idetennine' its obligations as a Wont
guarantor and yet remain a m
. member.
; '5.——'l‘hough 1ecognlzeing that the
iprimary purpose of the league is to
obstruct wax and that limitation of
armaments is the most eflective me-
thod of obstruction, we decline to
give to the commission constituted ”10'9"“. 599°" Null"
under attlcle 9 powers either of in- wash“ out polsgm.
spection of the actual conditions of . ‘
iarmament existing in any country or
301‘ 1erification of reports of arma~i If you wake up with 3 bad taste.
ments submit..ted . bad breath and tongue is coated; if
6”“ 11111» it has been pointed Duhyour head is dull or aching; if what
to Us that the league cannot be 113,0“ eat sauna and forms 8” and acid
league of peace for some years to i at h bill ti-
come. that it is tather an alliance ofa n om“ 0“ 3°“ a” °“° “’93
o-nc -half of the active World for the pated. nenous, sallow and cant Rt
contioi of the otbet half. and that. the feeling just right, begin inside bath-
constitution is not a final or conclu- ing. Drink before breakfast, a g)“;
of real hot water with a. teaspoonful
3;
mmnm
mm m
Bay. aim of hot water with
and other,
nations. it would seem that little rea-j
the hollownes's oi‘ the claims to vir—.
toe of the framers of this instrument ’
MlNTZ’SI
“Quality Shoo”
Smart Suits
.New Capes
; Dresses
' Waists
Summer Furs
1 Milli'tlery
i
i
T
Charge Accounts Opened
OVER IN WESTPORT
There are 01 er 5000 good
people. Once in awhile a3
few bad ones drift into'
town from adjoining cit»
ice and break in houses
but aside from that the
l
to reach for an
'ly scolded. I“ “mu-run- -
place is alright.
The table was overturned and the During the summer the
population increases ov-
er 2000 by the addition
of City people who real-
128 the advantages West
port offers over other
places along the shore.
These 7000 people trade
where they can
”best values and or that
reason it behooves the
merchants of South Nor-
Walk to become better
acquainted with West-
port people thru persist-
ent advertising in T H E
WESTPORTER- HER-
ALD, published 45 yrs.
by the J ones family.
j—r
sive instrument. We decline to pro-
' 3.3315326: 392113;: of '1 wnfemme 30f limestone phosphate in it. This will
“in view of the deliberate refusal gnush the poisons and toxins from,
of the conference to incorporate _ill€stomach, liver. kidneys and bowelsi
5.21123311113"igfléghfigdanybgr 'ggnz‘ttgg'and cleanse. sweeten and purify the;
Root it becomes the solemn responsi- entire 3'13““?an tract Do your in-
biiily of the Scn1te of the United side bathing immediately upon rising!
States to consider the DFODOSSIS 3 in the morning to wash out of the sys-
which the conference has rejected. .tem all the previous day's poisonous3
“I "1055 ”'0 Senate is free to con' waste gases and sour bile before put-1
.~;i111-r the Root amendments and oth-
'crs unambarrassed by the Executive ”“8 more food ""0 the stomach. i
To feel lixe young people feel; like
pressure or by popular clamor. the’
people of the. United States will be you felt before your blood nerves andi
deprived of the protection of their mum,” became loaded with body 1111-3
own constitutional safeguards and?
may be. commilttti without adequate' | pu1ities, get from vour pharmacist 8
understanding to a serious lntem- quarter pound of limestone 11110891111161
tioual experiment from the results of which is moxpenstie and almost iast3e-
which they have Tillie to gain and less, except forauoutish twinge which3
ninth to lose."
Bitterly assaiiing the attitude of is not unpleasant.
the provi— Just as soap and hot water act on
Pmsident. Wilson toward
sinn in the peace treaty giving tojthe skin, cleansing, sn'eetening and.
water and lime-
Japan the Shantung peninsula. Sena- 3fre'shening, so hot
for Poindexter. republican, of W383; 3stone phosphate act on the stomach.
liver, kidneys and bowels. Men and'
ington. today cited it as "a good
lustration of both the futility and hyfi .
3women who are usually constipated.
|bilious, headachy or have any stomach
pocrisy of the League of Nations."
3disorder should. begin this inside baths
In the very act of establishing the
covenant of the world with its pow-
er 01'1-1 nations, their armaments. ,
their initrnationai relations, their ing before bmakfast. The) are “'3 '
ir.1(l°.s sm Mr Poindexter, they oom- . the subject ”0::“' i.
. mit. and that in aggravated form. 3 ———~——— ~ _,_ ~
1111- worst. possible offence which they
We Justs l3Rl1e.-t:e11red01‘\'noth-
FISK AND I'FIRESTONE
3 TIRES
And NORWALK TUBES
Also some standard makes in
firsts. which we otter at reduced
prices.
Awning!” Auto Tons
vent.
“It may be said," he continued.
' “that Japan would take the Shantung
5pcninsula. and the various rights and
Eprivileges which are granted her in
IChina, anyhow. But this is beside
the, question. The fact. if it be a fact.
that Japan can take by force such
;rights in. China as she claims cer-
'tainly affords no won why these
claims, if Wrong. should be sanction-
ed, confirmed and established in in.
so unlined AnK:Phone489
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0U) CARS
Afters?! on
. Lpon the Partial Payment
Plan of $2.00 per week for
£5ueeksfor$50.00bond. ;,'
, 54 00 per week for 25 weds!-
ior $100.00 bond.
Payments are so easy and
he bond is so attractive. we
recommend that you purch-
see all you can word.
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REAL ESTATE
halite Branches
1M Layton & (30., inc.
I umom sum
com 110st can. 3
Use Your Credit
At this Bank for your subscription
to the Victory Loan.
We Will Loan at 4 34%
for Six Months
The City National Bank ’3
$7:me our
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yourhalthandgelenlef-
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TIENBW SCIENCE
DEFINCTION OF CHTROPRACTIO
and the It! ‘
Disease II can!
1111.21 or sprain in tho
done in childhood. it
(by n “anlh
'.back Ever:
3'
3croat1ec pinched none. and polls. I
later life
limbo.
Chiropractors remove the come of
disease and pain, health is rest“
in the amour-In org-II and
' through hummus the m WI
ten.- in your body. M m
givon special attention; also an»
into or the spine. You will never ro-
zret giving the Chiropractor a M
to help you.
"We Treatment. Given file.
1'. M05. D. C.
30 Washington 8m, 80. Nor-walk. 000-.
Gram from Palmer w
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A. newoostrn
Amm A'I' IA.
Lab. ' .t.-nine? U.‘ PM."
PATENTS-
Sodium-ulnar“
115mm we...
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‘mm
N.S.DI PALMA.
mar,
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chimp-HM“
Phone“
vault. mo.
Summing New in ladies’ Shoes
Grey Suede Pumps & Oxfords
The) have attracted much favorable com-
ment and a his demand right at the first
showing.
cont '4' AND SEE THEM
Dainty Hosiery to Match
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
“mm mm
KIMONAS
Orepoximominnmyofmm;pldn
mama-mammoth. at waistline, pointed and
plaited yokes; Persian and ribbon“
$1.50 to $2.98
ban TMQS- $1.50
]. LMALLETTE
coma. com. "VII-I.
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N O SUCCESSORS
William Eifron hirmelf is buy-
ing all kinds of Junk.
Phone or and postal ahead to
3 Bowen so. But Nor-walk.
Tel. «1.151. dd,
. *_.-___ .2
The Teeth
are often a. soutce of infection. Emi-
nent physicians tell us that micro-or-
ganisms gain their onuuco into the
human system through some point of
inflammation It Wu w for
years that gout and rheumatism orie-
‘ innted from an ovenbundnnt and too
rich diet; now the consensus of opln~
ion is that they are a "pus disease"
and the purutent. dlschtrgen of ulcer
11th teeth are responsible for some 01
users severe types of rheumatism.
Attention to the teeth and guns.
when suppention exists is impen-
tlvu to good health. '
‘ilr.J.ll.Mailery
1080.Hlln.¢.,.o.mm
H00. RI:'A.H.TOIP.I.’
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