oomeinwe'lltellyouwhat
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it’ll ooeuo melee your house coni-
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8. Bailey Co.
7“.
run
within their own borders.
joined, in. however. "by women of al
the work is far from finished.
announced frOm the
BOSCH SERVICE STATION;
’ may cost mmthlsuB 5031]:
it ppears, ' ' . . ~
is 1:“! lg .33 ' RADIATOR COVER, WEED OE
. ' ‘ NOBWALKTIRES
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PHONE 1300 and 2.011.
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CADILLAC EIGHT
warm muons
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Vaast Bros. .Garage
12 CHESTNUT IT. ‘0. NORWALK-
Three Philadelphia women
Ismail. have also been
.‘Party Headquarters have
started on campaigns
states.
','undertaken the management of the
campaign in «New York. Mrs. H. 0.
‘Havmayer of Greenwich and ‘ New
fiYork. who has done so much to aid
in'sufi’rage work in Connecticut. and
:who was one of the women sent to
{Jail in Washington for her suffrage
WOMEN’S
' Don’t to repair that
,RAGE BATTERY by add-
acid—bring the battery to
> have the defect remedied 33 South Main St.
a BATTERY EXPERT.
.Bun down batteries, batteries - ‘
Great» Thanksgiving Sale
, A Rare Opportunity
or BargainsOf
AND MISSES’
COATS. SUITS AND DRESSES
_ Plenty to choose from. Come without delay.
Pmced DOSltlvely lower than elsewhere.
We alter free of charge.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
Established 1901.
7 won ’t work and won’t hold r
’ “charge,” batteries that are I
.- - . giving trouble can be put
‘- ‘, FIRST CLASS CONDITION
’ entrusted to OUR CARE.
Complete equipment and ex-
- 'lpert work.
. ’ Reasonable charges.
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ma
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.Hllaaliliillliil‘
Woe: ”mu—o definite m
is to listen. elucidate
nu oak}: of Hearst's o a mat. eels-mm.
”null all as "mu-mm, nee rm
oouibh — the rust caution . 1’2? end
life Mummers: ” an“
e-Jeelne- other“ A
336—2. South Harv-elk.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
. makes. sold. rented,
’4’," repaired. Rentals. $5
" [Inr uncut“ \l Willfls
sold atSlOpermonlh.
PLUMBER.
LRBADY—et the very moment. a read thl
:3“ a than,“ "Tluly‘inegliflun'tomee and m
are ling ale: eeret' ’
b“. M new ' e or e or
over the United Stitee-thie will Dentin-e
000 of the meet proceed" Ine‘aaioe
—wkmwlelmw
Nona“
hope- .
mine).
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Theda-a Metatflllounufll
bye-mu andbonrbr
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
Fairf‘eld Ave.. Bri-‘ig‘part Cum.
- 0.
CALL ‘ l
JAFI’r] 8; “DH
- It won" cost more in the begin-
spa. hr It”: will ruin moro in the
d_ W:- huy t-vmytlling in the line
YarU. perhaps. already hve youth!
3. . .
Ink Crane. Or hve. be. turned
to the .An-rny—lemts. Mariam“
gig u certain. you have noticed the neleetherhy
cam
You live looked at the Table of (berm
'e—ite_eolendideerioee side.
, Junk—A especially Second-Hand i
. . allure. ‘ u‘
‘ TELEPHONE 459. ‘ .'
.;- nears mastic ‘
_ ”ediately sent for and best if
BUTLVou
i (ioodl
r ea 1 Robert . , ebb-tn
Child. Arthur Boaters Roche. and Bruno Leeei
Arthur Sci . Edwin Balance Corner-nu“
Morfll. Besides these are three
1'. B. Baily Derek V
as well as Maurice
French writers.
leeted mice—stories that will make you
Icy—yo- buy a max' f in lotion.1
Herod? guru‘s for £3353 are ate-
a
our and on
r
B hi: it
one. B. Philiipena‘ooeu‘b'eizh
Level. the best of the modern
All these and several others i? see ,
’fioes paid. Phone or send
m}.
L. EFF RON
No Successors
fail to
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Rowan St East Norwl1 elk. a Ii: 2.3.: 9,315 lira-(.5 if: 3,1511% 1%"533
‘. . WI I II non or D N u -
2'81. 441 Tel. 4-1. man: the works of the world'enlreatfiwriteni it :3:
want the word-oi the world's real ladders; ii
went the thoughts oltheworld'e ueauhiukere; don‘t
November.
you
make euro eeeh month. starting loday with,
of getting your reenter copy of Hearst‘s.
Specials
or‘ the 'We‘ek
' NEW ORLEANS
OVLASSES— _
_ Qt. 30%;, gal. $1.10
TBA FINE cAL. PRUNES,
I
fifalace'lilel ir‘efBidg'.
lb. ........... . . 21c
'UR—All the leading ..‘_..
, ... per bag $1.79 ‘JOHNSON’S EYE, HURT .
"'- , BY HAZERS REMOVED
:«za OATMEAL, . _ -
' . 3 lbs 200 .Dry' Lauder Gives Right Optic to Save
. _ ' I Left.
(,ff‘l BRAND CONDENSED I lax-my. No... 3...-.- T.... we
‘ ' n a can _ ' _ . . _____ 13° of \Villiam E. (Pussyfoot) Johnson.
‘lllt: .Anlel-ican'prohibition worker and
.organizer. was successfully removed
ilzlst night-x Physicians in attend.- ‘ a
iexplaincd in a bulletifi issued after
lthe operation that remove] of the eye
was necessary to save the left- rye
and also that the pain could not :mve
been relieved otherwise. -
Mr. Johnson's eye was injured on
.November 13 when‘ he was dragged
{from 3 platform by‘ students while he
was making a prohibition speech, at
COAL and WOOD
’ . ' . . Essex Hail nd. ded th, 11. .
" quuhgs- Immed' rious streetsaof 1211:3011 ”13:1: "1;;
_, .m Hard Wood 812 a gm?" 1 - .
or send postal.
" A. TSTULL ,-
_' Cottage Street
WASHIXGON. Nov. 28.——-The task
Of rehabilitating the thousands of sol;
Idlers disabledvin thew‘ar taint‘thpm
277mm" ‘WEMEE‘M ‘=————' "" f
‘ F. realm»
‘ DISABLED SOLDIERS MDED."-.'
toreeume their We asfeelf‘glappoftg"
rsts
lagitation, is to speak in the Middle
‘West,- Mrs. Richard Wainwright,
wife of Rear-Admiral Wainwright,
who has so often acted as hostess to
isiting suffragists in Washingtm is
to speak in Colorado. The expecta-
Etion is that the special session of the
iColorado Legislature will have been
icailed and will have ratified the
.amendment before the campaign is
lover. so that Colorado will be free to
aid the other states. If the session is
Edelayed. money collected in Colorado
Weill be devoted first of all to the
'campaign in that state.
South Norwalk. l
' invested capital.
' the profits in the Rocky, Mountain dls~
So". Noltwallt
of the Army.
An educational staff of 1.217' om."
'cers, enlisted men and civilians is em-
ployed in the work of training the dis-
abled soldiers.
discharged from hospitals previous to
"September 30, after undergoing tram-
ing, 13.494. or 96 per cent had been
qualified either to" resume their for-
mer Occupation or to engage in some.
new line Of‘work-
cal-'59.: $185,000 FOR
I " ‘ osmpsgv FIGHT
I
London Fir-emoter Tops All ‘
.oue Bids. ‘ '
LONDON. Nov. 28.——~Anot-her boxing, oral families. ‘
. protester. T. Henley, has otfered a
purse of $180,000 for a match between
‘JackiDempsey and the winner of the
'Beclrett—Carpentier match.
per cart, ‘to the Jwiuner'wanil aft-pet;
cent. 341mm, tam ‘
sold and
l
lplete of course. indicate that profits
"of the operators mo loss than forlQlS.
-some of the operators claiming to
or the 14.0888 men,
' ‘2 notable conventions were held there. i
l
Prev i-
This week the twentieth state has
ratified the Suffrage amendment.
and when Colorado. comes in she will
make the twenty-first. The twentieth
was North Dakota where the legisla-
ture met on Tuesday. the 52th. The
North aDkota Legislature was known
to be perfectly safe for ratification.
_lt had shown its friendliness by pas~
ing the presidential suffrage bill. Of
t e nineteen _states which had rati-
fied previously the legislatures of six’
teen are Republican and the Legis-
latures Of three are Democratic. 0f.
the twelve special sessions which
bays been called for ratification.
Seven were called by Republicans and
five by Democrats.
.Fllluw‘us Blflflls
' nIlyNEIlIINEIIs
. WASHINGTON. Nov. fill—Bitumin-
ous coal mines earl of tho Mississippl
river in 1917 matlc "what might be
termed fabuloua profits." the, general
average being from 100 to 130 per ccnt.
on invested capital. ncordinn to a suitc-
ment issued tonight by Secretary
Glass, based on data furnished by ex-
. perts of the internal Revcnuc Bureau.
"Coal operators generally in tho
United States in the years 1914 and-
1915 lost money whcn.,n0rnml deple
lion and depreciation are taken into
consideration." the statement said.
“What is mcant by this is that propcl
item in fixing 008“. is down-elation of
plant and depreciation of he cost 0,“
value of the coal in thc r: ound.
“In the latter part of 1916. all cool
companies in the United States, save
those in the extreme west. bcs'an mak-
ing money. with the result that the
operation for the year 1916 generally.
Show a prn'i' of from 10 to 35 per
cent. on capital invested. ‘
“in 1917 all bituminous coal mines
east of the Mississippi river might be
termed fabulous profits. the general
nveraco twin: fem“ 100 to 1:0 per cent.
'on invested capital. the range being
from l5 to 900 per Mt. \_ ‘
“in 1918‘ "Condition“. were not <0
flood in the Appalachian and Central
Compelive districts; profits generally
beinz reduced 23 to 30 per cent. on
in the west condi-
tions in 1918 were better than in 1917.
tricts ranch” M “-4": faith) per cent.
on invested capital.
"Unofficial figures for 1919. incom-
have actually lost money.
BALTIMORE HAS “'" l
~ A $1,500.090
FIRE EARLY TODAY
(Continued .mom First Page).
McCOy Hall had been used recently were nearly
a". a'u’elfare building and previously oil.
a: the headquarters of the Chemical:
Vim-fare Service of the Army,
moved to Edgewood Arsenal. Many.
w
Among the buildings wrecked or
r wium. biological laboratories and the
Baltimore City College annex.
A number of rescues were made by
.. from a
n..- ya
at Homewood. isaid‘that'the iliuildingal
. _ .Iwere covered, brawn-aha. 'lthewothr. Uhl
‘The match would‘take, place in Al; .m- property damaged yu‘chieiiy build- .Am‘il
bert Hall." London. Forty per cent. of has occurred MAW miles!!!“ W anarchimc literature
the receipts would go to the‘loser,’ so a number orcdwellingeuiged ,.
that find mmm ' . . .
dim bled ~ m winds‘syeptztbesmrghalblthfl be dictated the letter and that ai
small-same M999” mam ’ In
' «air
i u t g . i E u
- fiathnal Woman’s Party is
week a Thanks“,
funds ,for the cam- 1 g
ma haveyet to be met! ,
enfling or special sessions of. F
Congress. The drive is to be cauled'
through chiefly in the states that
have already ratified, where the won»!
en have no more suffrage work to do
It will be ‘
the states ,even Connecticut, where
Some large gifts have already been
Washington.
'headqarters. Amongthese is one of
$200 from Mrs. George H. Day of.
Hartford. and' one of $500 from airs.
Charles Boughton Wood of Slinsbury. ! own W
BATHBOBE BLANKET SETS CODIJTI WITH com AND 13008.
IWIIOC‘“ masons, ALL wmrns AND SHADES.
DAMY 811.“. AND srmnn LINERS.
have
made contributions amounting to 83:1
500, and many other gifts. large and
received.
[Speakers from the National Woman's
already»!
in various]
Mrs . Lawrence Lewis, the .'
chairman of the Fnance Committee!
I
I
now the Chaos of men
rested “n“ “MSW“ dl‘l‘m'ttld for sodi.
tion or anarchy.
who still arc at largo
'drmazed were Levering Hall. the gym- Deal of their cases.
acting lululzgmdnn
fore the
firemen. including a blind girl. who tion investigating conditions at Ellis
third story, and eev— ' island. interrupted
4 ' erick C. llowc. former commissioner.
Dr. Frank J. Goodnow. president 0!..th accused Mr. Um of no. telling a“;
,' um univresitv.‘ which in now. located;lruth.
at room The ,
Hm'e name. but Ml-
w- . ’ k’SI-e’nding Dry Gobds Store
l
'will be one of the speakers. Mrs. Ab-
'by Scott ’Baker of “lashington has
,I‘ .» _‘ g ‘ .. .- .f
, Materials for ~~ Christmas Gl ts
llow comes the present. problem and every department is ready with big and little items
torthosewholikerto shop early,“ wellaeallkhldaofmaterials for those who fashion their
-AW'
"it!
EMBROIDERY smxs AND KNITTING MATERIALS
Brother Unfounded-Mur-.
phy Had $50,000 in Firm
$329,000.
missions claimed
covering 5 per cent.
for
thousands of tons of glucose to the shot that w
British Government during the war.
which he alleged he brought about.
The North Kensington Refinery and
the Fame Maltine Company
named as co—defendants.
During the trial the name of
Charles P. Murphy. leader of Tani-
many Hall. was frequently mentioned
by the defendant; who admitted that
Murphy had subscribed 350.000 for
stock in the concern. The jury took
only thirty minutes to decide to
throw out the daim of the plaintiff.
The plaintifi' said that there was a
verbal agreement between himself
and his brother for the. commissions.
and yesterday a memorandum attach-
cd to a contract with Paul Klopstock.
the broker -who represented the
British Government. which Fenllnand
said he found in his brother’s desk.
.was produced to show that it con-
tained. among other Writing. the
words: "Ford's commissions.” This
paper had been impounded by Justice
Hall and yesterday. when offered in
evidence. Louis N. Hanog declared
it was a rank forgery.
The defendant used a magnifying
glass and said, that his original
words. written by himself in lead
pencll, wore ,“Tin cont.” meaning
"Tin containers." and that illev hml,
been written over to moan “Ford‘s
comm." Mrs. Sophie Mann. of Morris- ‘
town. wife of Col. \Villiam B. Mann.
a sister of the Buttons. was called
by the plaintiff to confirm certain
collvePsati-ons between Ferdinand and
l.ouis_ but upon objection of Max D.
Stcucr. counsel for the defendants,
she was not allowed to tell her story.
EXPECT RADICALS I
. WIIIIAIII 300i
NEW YORK. Nov. 28.—-—A crisis was '
imminent today in the joint hungry
silcnce strike of the "Ellis Island So.
viet," I
Tim radicals. who have been held at
the island for some months awaiting
trial. \vcre perturbed what they learn—
ed that the House Committce on im-
Animation Would resume “sheet-lugs
today. "even if it. was necessary to
carry the Reds into court by force.“
The committee announced that the De-
pertinent of Justice had kindly vcon‘é
scaled to lend some of its most muscu- ‘
lar men to see that the radicals were
at the hearing. =
The radicals struck lust week and.
refused ‘to appear because they were
compelled to lntcrvlcxv‘ their visitors
through a wire mesh. Lntor.,tllcy de-
clined to eat and even the savory
odors of a real Thanksrivinn turkey
dinner yesterday failed to sway them
from their purpomxmulthounh scvcrai
tcmpcted to call the strike
The committee planned to take up
who had been or-
lu‘o years ago. but
pending the ap—
The testimony of Byron H. I?hl.;
Commissioner. be '
house committee on immianu
today by Fred-
The interruption mule after Mn:
d identified an cordon. dated
i. atoppins the circulation of
at
order mm
were I
time indicated.” replied Mr. Uhl. -
Mr. Howe then asked whether Mr
sheld up that one. Commissioner."
i Howe.
Following a trial lasting more than " LEONARD To START
a week. a jury presided over by 1115-,
lice Platt. at W'hite Plains. yesterday”
found a verdict for the defendant inIThree More Team; Picked for Annual
a suit brought by Ferdinand Hartog.l
Jr.. against his brother. Louis N., for;
com-I
Indoor Grind.
at Madison Square Garden, midnight
Sunday.
The last three teams were selected
'for the race yesterday. and were pick-‘
ed from sixteen riders anxious to cn~
ter. They were Bello and Thomas.
Keller and Weber and Carman and A.
Spencer. Track Manager Fonier in~
sisted that only first class mcn be en-
tncd, and the field will be made up or
the strongest and fastest‘ collection of
stars to enter a six-day race. The fa-
vorite American teams are Goulclt and
Madden. Eaton and Kaiser, Eagin and
McNamara. Hill and Drobach and Han:
icy and Lawrence. Eat: and Dupuy and
Spicssens and Ruysse are the first
choices of the foreign cracks.
Ray Eaton “ill defend his sprint ti-
tle for the first limo since he won
|from Frank Kramer in the 81.000
match race tomorrow night at the
sprint meet.
his rivals. Alfred Goullct and A. Spen-
ccr. The fir>t rider to win two hcats
\"ill be awarded the prize. Clarence
Cal-man. motor paced champion. wi.l
mvel (tony-2c Chapman. Oscar Egg and
3lillllir‘1" ilrocco in a fivenlilc titled
vach brhind pace.
—Try an acres-tramway" in m-
Smlth Xorwalk Evening Sentinel I!
you desire the best results obtain
able
PYREX GLASS. DISHES
are veur practical indeed. be-
cause they are made to stand the
heat of cooking and yet are so
good loolnng' that they are put
directly on the table.
.Glass is acknowledged to be
the most sanitary material for any
utensils requiring constant clean-
ing, and has the additional ad-
vantage Of extra quick baking
and high heat capacity. A great
Icerned did not receive it until the'
$329,000 sun.
gl'hl ever remmebered his holding upl
glctters more than twenty-four hours.
Jury Finds Claim Against'whereupon Mr. Hill answered, "You;
“That isn't the truth." declared Mr. ‘
SIX-DAY BIKE RACE‘
NEW' YORK. Nov. 28.—Bcnn_v Loon.
the sale 0‘ ard. lightweight champion. will fire the .
ill send the riders aw y on?
'their long journey in the six—day roan:
He will compete against '
I -= if 7 fl.
2-. 1 ' ’—
ter?" l
HARmfiIwSEs vwisi( s se scS THAR,
i “The chief of -the division con-
, EKriegerSzCo.
The leading Store tor
Ready-lo-wear
Clothes for Men, W0-
meu, Boys and Girls
. We Selicil Charge
Accounts.
5
I
i
MME. JEANNEl‘l‘i.
South Norwalk’s Leading l
Corsetierre & Glam
56 SOUTH MAIN ST. I
l
Arisittoour store will p:
of great satisfaction to you.
e
IS NEEDED
Six calls this week to god
positions remain unfilled. .
1
OFFICE HELP 2
l
2
We need more students.
.. it
Our courses will soon fit an %
earnest student for. well paidi
work. 1
Enter Monday.
_ MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE ’
variety, of utensils can be had in
“Pyrex" Ware such'as pie plates,
cake pans, casseroles, pudding
dishes, etc. i
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 Washington St.
PHONE 527.
PROMPT DELIVERY.
IT’S HERE lF IT’S HOUSEWARE.
F. S. LYON
Job Printing
South Norwailt
lndivxd' ual “N ame Pencils”
Stamped in Gold
Tlile CHfilSTMAS Gift with a per
sons tone . Each ncil '
with the name of pixie is printed
gold. instead (if the endinarw trade
mark of the manufacturer. We fur-
:fiafi‘gle bench its in sets of 3. 6 13.
came ed boll - . ',
m boxes. ‘ _-‘- or floral de~
that it
“it corner tho
, ~ no.7
C'fl “ea.“»~*-~u.¢a and -n. ”a... my... a.
b-~vmmp~3 "\
_
YOUR CHRISTMA s
GIFTS-—
(‘hrixtmas presents are. You: ll-
iy speaking. dividcd into '
classes—Alums you don't 1
and those you don't get. PM
there's a third class~—tl:«:-o
that come from Brand's. old
which we hope you will :- l,
for you couldn't help but 1.
them. City people. \x'r‘lz'l“ml
about Christmas gifh :xml
sufi'cring a lack of ideas. ‘mll
do well to come to Brazil »'
Jewelry Store and have 2!. .r
choice.
in"
auvmo IN SAFETY h
At BRAND’S
JEWELRY AND cpncm. L
areas ;
com noawaut, cos".
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Norwalk Chronicler