- formandsuitusto’a
‘ again will bother us
But if we lose a
.1 or two we’ll win at
cost unless, as some-
‘- itappean,thisBig, Old
‘ ‘islost!
x
J
”It try to repair that
, 3 GE BATTERY by add-
raeid—bring the battery to
- ... have the defect remedied
.asBA'l‘TERY EXPERT.
in down batteries, batteriesc
won’t work and won ’t hold
.“oharge, ’ ’ batteries that are
' .5. giving trouble can beput
. HIST GLASS CONDITION
MM to OUR CARE.
Mplete equipment and ex.
,work. —'
luscnable charges. -
lorwalk Storage
Battery' Co.
12 lion'rn MAIN ST.
.. be; -’twould puttus all '
hewarhashit the old'
’hard;itslandedin,the_
"-;and howto get it,
” 336—2. South Norv.alk.
Smith, Underwood.
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
solrl ats10rlermonth
7;» PLUMBER.
,j PEWRITER EXCHANGE,
f'lrfield Ave. Bride-cart. Cox-n.
r“.
‘ CALL
‘JAFFE & ASH
. won" cost more in the begin-
.hul you will gain more in the
’” We buy everything in the line
Sunk—especially Second—Hand
m' u‘l,
TELEPHONE 499. \
'ERS FOR JUNK
'fltely sent for and best
paid. .Phone or send
"LIiaFFRON .
- St.“ East Nemelk.
, , Tel. 441.
Ito infirm“: '
have Lower Prices Than
firoadwéi- ‘ '
, _ ‘ Non-Skid, Ajax Road
,‘Goadyear Awt., Fisk, Nor-
" and other makes at unheard
73-Day today while the sizes
vroken.
.1-2 Ajax Road King $29.94
-2.Ajax Road Ring $13.85
Goodrich N on-Skid $21.55
42' Goodrich Non-Skid, '
‘ $13.35
More Red HOWe Tubes.
,tin’s Garage
PHONE 1959. ,
'._,..§._.
.———_._.._.
ALand WOOD _
and. quantities. ‘ Immed-
. Hard wood $12,;
. . or send podtal.
«carillon i
.a
1 sons-Balsam mm.
I It you made'the'blunder @mth‘oighlalt‘m - *( _.
; inaneoldandunoomtortable house‘don't don mini _‘
; neon no nude! it when you as; for your house
‘ equipped so easilywith oursms wnmows. 11 you.
come in we ’11 tell you what it’ll cost to make your house com?
7 f0mhloaiililflflmm [ l
..
ammo:
city.
Much credit was given to the ener-
getic measures taken by Mayor E. H.
RAD i its i cl in James H. Man.
'd “T08 COVER, WEED CH \ flrefjocp‘i'legideuli 2? tie ”Pennsylvania '
1'03qu T1338 “Federation of Labor-.had advertiser; a .
mom mun , 'meeting at which. the Rev. rv n t.
9 ' 1038 John'rucker of Chicago was expected
mm m \ CADILLAC mom to speak on the amnesty of political
WHITE an ' . prisoners in defiance of the city au-
"’ nu ,thorlties who had forbidden the gath-
" MEG All!) MG 'ering. This defiance resulted in an
‘Vaas
P040!!! 18” and 2011.
BOSCH SERVICE STATION-f
t Bros. Garage
12 ennui-NUT or. so. nonwacu.
crowd that surrounded the headquart-
ers of the Socialists last‘ night, but in
having the meeting called on. '
.open air mass meeting’ in the after-
fnoon. at which the determination was
:reached to prevent the Socialists
'meeting. .
Five thousand persons gathered at
[the Socialists’ headquarters in the ev-
. Plenty to choose from.
Priced nos1t1velv lower than elsewhere.
We alter free
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 South Main 8t.\. Established 1901. ~
Compound Lard ..
Best Santos Coffee . .
Best Mixed Tea ..
Seeded "Raisins . . . .
Seedless Raisins . . . . ‘ ~
New Currants _. . . . . A
A Rare Opportunity
WOMEN’S AND MISS S’-
COATS. SUITS MDDRESSES
of charge.
o-I-I-oooocaooo-eooao
one-oooooeooooooo-oa
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MlRmu. Busnsss
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DUBLIN, Sulfa?“
further amelioration
treatment given any
Act.
, This notice is
some numerous.
virish' feeling, now
tion of the Home
grave, it is said,
died in may;
C 01]] C
v _ E. 5. fuel:
Ice ' Pricing
m
. V'iih its cheery thoughts:
kind deeds and joyous spirit
of giving“, is at our.threshold
once more. Be ready to wel-
the
‘
ACllristmas Spirit—with gifts.
BUYING iN SAFETY
At BRAND’S
JEWELRY AND OPTICAE
Cathartic Tablets.
fering with
* season in. true. .
els. No griping;
Powell Corporation.
,notice was given here
‘ed under the Defens
bitterness evoked by
; Thomas Ashe, Sinn Fei
' Great Thanksgiving Sale .
or Bar ains 01'
Come without delay.
South Norwalk.
‘BestElginCreamery Butter 65c lb
Eggs. every one guaranteed
59cdoz.
American Cheese
,ening. and the threatenihgrattitude of
the big crowd caused the meeting to
be called 01!. Filbert addressed the
crowd from a balcony of the head-
quarters and counselled calmness.
Several hundred eat-service men then
imarched past the building, the So-
iclalists hung an American flag from,
“he window and the crowd slowly dis- ‘
ipersed. ‘
landfill l8 llEAll’g
.3 Hull IN ATLANTA'
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' iGovernor Odors Reward for
Author of False Cry
. ATLANTA, Nov. 24.-~Through a
hoax perpetrated by an unidentified
person here last night an address by3
Vice-President Marshall before an au-'
Pa; Nov." 24.—-After» a
'night ot:excltement as the result of
d'eterhlfintion of citizens to: prevent ”a:
mass meeting. EHeading calmed today
and confidence was expressed that no
more attempts would be made by al-
leged‘radicals to stir up unrest in this
Filbert. not only in calming the big . .
THE
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-_
' me mom » sun nuns
’ com-carats soars or Lam-r moons
V _, smrsn sum or new: sr chorus m canons
nan!!! SILK AND morals wusrs
SILK, mm AN D WOVEN UNDERWEAR
SILK SWEATERS FOR BIG AND LITTLE LADIES
“' 7 '7}
ream rumours o'r sn.x on sauna ' .
nosmav, oLovns, user was, mnawm, mnxsacnmrs ~ ‘ , ,_
near or TABLE DA max. NAPKINB ro mm.
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PROHIBITION MUST
(Continued from Page One).
ed office a week ago.
classes.
"Heretofore the line of demarcation I
has been betweendhose who favored
the prohibition of the liquor tmiiic
and those who opposed it." he said.
"From now
will be between those iwho are in
favor of obeying tlle’law, whether
their personal views are in harmony
with the law or not, and those who
will be ready and anxious to violate
the law."
Describing the machinery being set
up for the enforcement of prohibition
laws. Mr. Kramer ‘said‘ the first step
would be with the various state m-
spectors.
"They will keep themselves infom-
dience of several thousand persons at ”d as w condm‘ms in their “mes",
he said. _“and will report to the state
by the false announcement that Prosi- fixergpgxecéor. who w'" lnvestigate
agent. who will “Se his forces to in-
vestigate and arrest if evidence war-
rants. One of the chief duties of the ‘
state federal director win he to enlist
the federal district
. . . , 35c lb. the Auditorium Armory was broken up
dent W'ilson as dead.
' ' ' ' 300 lb‘ “The man, it was said. telephoned to
the Auditorium oflice and asked for
. “o o . 39c lb- the Vice-President. When advised that
Mr. Marshall was making an addreasV
390 lb and could not come ro‘tlle telephone
' ' ‘ ' the voice replied, “Well. he'll come
\ now, for the President is dead and
- - 15¢ Dkz- Washington wants him on the long
distance." ‘
, , 20c pkg; The engineer of the building took
. . 25c pkg.
Egg Co.
,HUNliEll Sllllllls
' lfl all IN JAIL:
of
1916. as the r
hunger strike and w
'fully affected the'lrish Convention.
A CHEERFUL RECOMMENDATI
_ tod
more pl'lsoners will be lib
yditionally or unconditiona
consequences of their acts.
so announced that theré we
the
“They
cleanse the- after
Nov. 23.~—0f{icial
ay that no
erated. con-
lly: for the
It was all
old he no
prison
prisoner conVict-
e of the Realm
l
resarded ve '.'
ously' in Irish political circleslay‘nd if";
:.antlc1pated‘that hunter strikes will be? ’.
_ and that ‘deaths
gpl‘lsonel‘sl will follow.’ The effect on '
awaiting the produc: quiry intolthe causes of delay in de- .. _
Rule bill, would be ”mu” °f mama] alienss’hgm at E1-
and would revivethe’.“s Island ‘was begun. here; today b'y‘ :
the death of members of. the oHsue Committee ll"
ner leader, who vestigating immigrants "mic“ is he”?
esult of a ed by Representative Albert, Johnspn
hose fate DOWer. or Washington. comlglttfeeffghalrmafl- ‘
onflvrssterday, and learned. according to '
"They should be,in every traveling Mr, Johnson, .that lack of adequate
man‘s grip," writes Geo. Jenner, 416'
l Labor St., San Antonio, Tex.,- of Foley
are thei
. best laxative} have taken and I cheer 8‘3” “'“h an ,
'Iully recommend them to anyone surcnses of “Rods" brought here from
constipation or bilious-
ness,’f They thoroughly
bowels. sweeten the stomach and bene ‘
fit the liver. They correct indigestion rr-ady has obtined information inci-
had breath. bloating, gas. coated tong
no and otherrresults of sluggish \b'ow ,havin
no nausea.
the news to the stage and told it- to
Charles G: Haden. a business man.:
who informed the \‘ieelkesldent that
“the President is dead." '
3 Mr. Marshall bowed his head and ap-i
peared overcome. Then recovering i
somewhat he told the audience whatl
had been told to him. He could hardly
speak. .Women broke gllnto weeping
and some one began to: play. “Nearer,'
My God, to Thee" on the immense‘or-
gan. . .. . . . l
! As soon as he could the Vice'Presl- ;
,dent got to a telephonevand called the ‘
lAssociated Press. where he was assur-
'cd that there was-no truthfln such a .
rumor. , (
“Thank Goal." he replied: l
Meantime the audience was dispers-
..iug and the false report spread over
the city. Newapapers were almost
swamped with telephOne inquiries.
Gov. Dorsey announced a. reward of
$100 for evidence identifying the per»
son who started the rumor.
-. _..._...an -—
nnlmums '_ *
: suture
”f ‘ NEW roan, -Nov. "Elsi—"Formal ‘in.7
. The committee ma 9 ,a lour‘bf'in-
- ,Vestigation of the immigration ofilccs
machinery and employee ,was greatly
hampering the work‘.'of handling
aliens. ' '
The inquiry today was expected to
investigation . of the
Ute State of VVash‘ngton for‘depcl-a-
than last April. Many were released
arrival here. ‘ - ‘
Mr. Johnson said the committee al-
(‘Illing that scores of radicals have
been “dumped” in New York arter
g been sent here. from various
—Stillsor gparts of the country to be deported”
In a statement last- night he de-
.4
iclared that radical Russians were i
{being smuggled into the United States
STORE
' in‘lithographed
sign bones. . ,'
' 5-" ORB-ER
Individual “Name Pencils"
Stamped in Gold .
The CHRISTMAS Gift with a per-
sonal touch. Each pencil is printed
with the name of the recipientin
. gold. instead or the ordinary trade
mark of the manufacturer. We fur-
nishftlchencils ’in‘ sets of 3, ’6; 1,
holly .or noraiv’de
{from Mexico at the rate of about 100
‘aday. . - -
. M
1 my PosTPONEElN'I-EREST PAY- '
l - assure. . '
l
l .
' h—
; LONDON. Nov. 253-bit,
' n is under
3
discussion. lay-ole Brits ,“and Amerl-‘
can Govemments; under"..which the
payment of interest on advances by
Great Britain iodine bfitéfi’ma' '
‘lhe _.A1Lles.in- f ‘ o: the 3am; I
..f s ‘
lwith the safety "Bayer Cross.” ‘
proper directions for Colds,
Toothache, Earache,’ ‘Neuraigia, Rheu-.
matism Lulllbago.
and Pain generally. '
'Handy tin boxes of 2 tablets cost
only a few cents. W
larger Bayer packages.
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaceticacidester of
llli CARE! on ’
liflllllllf ASPllllll
Prescribed by physicians for over
eighteen years
i
Each package and tablet of genuine;
Bayer Tablets of Aspirin" is marked
s
l
The "Buyer Cross' nieans you are
getting genume Aspirin, prescribed by
physicians for ow'er eighteen years.
In the Bayer packages are safe and!
Headache.
Sciatica, Neill-insi
Dmggists also sell
.Asplrinis the
Salicylicacid.
_.—r
body knows is all leather.
We will offer somegreat bargains in MEN’S F
wean AND woonnu srocmos. ‘ ’
W
BE ENFORCED
nouncement of pglicy since he assum-
Mr. Kramer said the people of the
country could be divided into two
on the line (if, demarcation 3
i
lRecltation
ZRecitation. “A Thanksgiving “'isll"«-»
l Danif} IIerman.
{Song} “Thanksgiving"—~~(‘lass.
Come and get a pair to: your children?
I
Jul—n—‘J
{the aid of all state officers. He wilil
galso endeavor to secure the backing
land support of all civic, moral and re,
liigiousv bodies." . I
I Affirming his 'belief that the great
.mass otthe American people were
at heart law-abiding, the prohibition
chief declared that "this fact will tell
,mightily in the matter of getting re-
lsults from the law."
I
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THANKSGIVING EXERCISES.
interesting Programs Arranged for
Presentation in the Public Schools.
3 The following Thanksgiving pro-
fgrams have been arranged in the Lin-
‘ coin school: '
i Grade 1—Rooma 1 and 2.
vRecitation, “The Magic \’ine"-—Emma
Rockoii and Ida Alexander.
IRecitation. “Mr. Duck and Mr. Tur-l
ku"-—Charles and James Price. '
l
l
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lflKriegerSzCo. :
The leading Store tor
‘- Ready-io-wear
Clothes for Men, W0-
men, Boys and Girls
We Solidi Charge
Accounts.
Grade 2—Rooms 3 and 4. i
Recitation, "Nursery Rhymes for No-
vember"-Robert Toone. Alvin i
-
Heerdt and Melinda Rota.
‘Recilalion, “Little Children‘s Thanks‘N
~lseona Rudder, Anna May Tyrrcll.‘.
Irene Lengyel and Elizabeth Major-3
as, ' l
fSong, "Tllanksgivinlz"—Room 3. l
Recitation. “The Pllgrlm Gift‘L—Helen‘
Stark, Sylvia Abramson. Flora Shep- ,
. herd and Elizabeth Wesely. ’
Recitation, ,"Give 4 Thanks"—~Pauli
/ Kl-lstoh‘. ' ?
,Sonz. “November"~—Room 5
Mill). JEANNEI‘TE
South Norvmlk’s Leading
Corsetl’erre & Glover
‘~ 56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
A visit to our store will pro. -,
of great satisfaction to you.
Recitation: “Three Hundred Years
I Azo"»-—I\Iary Kocsis. I
' Grad: 5—-Room 5. l
: Recitation. “Day of Days"——Ilelen
l Nash“. ‘
gReeltation. “First Thanksgiving"
Emma Kory.
éSong, “Tllanksgivinz"~—Room
Grade S—Room 6.
5‘ l
Ill zinger.
Grade 4—Room 7.
Recitation "Penclope’s
dred Hubbcll. .
Song. "November"~(‘lass.
Grade 4—Room 8.
Recitation. “Grandma's Pumpkin Pics”
—-Stephen Clean. 3'
Recitation. "Thanksgiving Joys”—.-An—I
na llef‘atns. ‘
Song. “A Peep in the Pantry
Thanksgiving Morn"—”Class.
Song. “Star
School.
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a
A complaint. made by Mrs. T. Vi’ard.
of Chapel street. that bad boys are
breaklng windows. near‘her home. on
said street, is being investigated by
the police.
-Mi
4:
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r :5?
Sp, cial for Tuesday and Wéllnesday
lye,” »
Monitor S'eh‘ool Shoes '
HARTFORD BOYS ROUNDE D
'seafivo laid the officers
key was used in entering; a
4——
HARTFORD. .\‘0\‘. 25.-—\:\ ‘
youngsters alleged to have ‘n .
' "The Reason “'11.‘"'«-Rlllll :larizing stores in this oily luv :1
' rounded up by the
hoys were in police (‘ourt 1min)
Paul
'20 on his promise to return
goods.
SlOI‘y"——-Mil« to the Connecticut Si‘hnnl :m' *3:
police nth! ‘ ’ "
Mangeaflco. 17. was “”0“
"f1! ‘
The other two \\'« '1
here they had hen hasn't“-
\ . A}.
F05? naivuonr SAVING ACT
HARTFORD. Nov. zap—Folks
conference with Mayor Frank
on Morgan of New London. and Ma,
Joseph F. 'Britton of Bristol.
Spangled Banner" - Richard .I. Kinsella of this my. 7
- forwarded to Governor Holcomb a v.
' quest that the governor call a. sprr’ '
session of the General Assembly
consider a daylight saving actoAt
recent meeting or mayors in New '
\‘en, Mayor Kinsella was
chairman of a committee
the request to the governor.
HERE AGAIN
we have just received another lot of the famous M
3m .
appoin" _"i
to sums”
ONITOR SCHOOL SHOE, which every-
l‘m’ l
WF’W‘
urinal. snmrs, HEAVY UNDER-
$2.49
. W, , _ , ._... ,3," . ._ . . . >
Men 3 Army Boots (all Sizes) .. . - $4. 98
See us before you buy elsewhere. You will always save from 30 to 60 per cent, when you
buy here. . - 1?} . = as; W‘
wool» carry scompl‘ése line in the ‘mrco'rr, Jamison anon. > i ‘
yv'.
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