how difl’rent‘ things
. ;’twouldputtusali
’hard;itslandedinthe
and how tgoget it
agam' will jtherus
3- But if we lose a
ortwo we’llwin at.
post unless, as some-
Slice
firm
/
‘ try to repair that
. EbBATTERY by add-
_—-- ring the battery to
. : we the defect remedied
.. TTERY EXPERT.
flown batteries, batteries
- 't work and won’t hold
tharige, ”batteries that are
& giving trouble can be put
‘1' CLASS CONDITION
-. to OUR GARE. -
.. '-lete equment and ex-
work
, noble charges.
, Walk Storage
:Batlery Co.
.HORTH MAIN ST.,
6
tomandsuitnstoa~
war has hit the old‘
appears, this Big, Old
“ESQ?
eemekin‘
, ‘.'!ofleb1§*MIU'-°
'I'heHatch & .Bauey, to.
0mm SIX
PHONE me and 2011.
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enemas emmrols
wmrs‘ ravens 4 ,
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iniaeeltandmlemden’tdeitinhi“
i. '- .nero 8305801764013 whencyonnangerour Lw: .
equipped soeadilywith eel-sins mews: u. an
we'uteuyouwhst tt'llcost
Bosch SERVICRSTATION- '.
051911.110me
Vaast Bros- Garage.
12 cuss'mu'r or. so. nonunion
e, ,7
run... '
is;
“Government omcials asseiztediihat
Wellypusontedto e Bound ‘
Jul-"y" had revealed a “political scandal
that in . respects. was without}
parallel in American amiss They
said it extended from the :31me-
ions wards of Detroit to the Indian :
reservation, where yes were. '
voted accord to the behest or the ,
Newberry campaign organisation. '
It was alleged that . voters were
brim. election beards corrupted, edi-
tors subsidised and moving picture
theatres bought up in the endeavor to
. ldel’eat Henry Ford first in the ma-
1ries otheth parties. and later, When
.he had‘ won the Democratic nomina-
ltion; in‘ the election two".
The government’s legal experts
itook both state and federal laws as
:manuals for the indictments. The
.iederal corrupt practices act oi! 1910
limits the expenditure. of Senatorial
ycandidates to 810,000, and requires
thatiour statements he tiled with the
secretary elf the Senate, one of them
preceding and following firstrthe prl- . -
winery and then the election. The New. and other entertalnmEnt-
'betorethenshdchrlshnas
L; ‘._l‘ a!
v »..
s
’
-
‘
berry amdavit cited on the second in—l
dictment was tiled in" correspondence
Priced p
Plenty to choose from.
_WOMEN’S AND MISSES’
COATS. SUITS AND DRESSES
ositively 10Wer than elsewhere.
We alter free of charge.
. The Paris Cloak and suit Heuse
33 South Main—Bf. ‘ Established 1901.
Great Thanks dieing sale
Rare Opportunity orBarzains Of .
Come without delay.
South flex-walk. 1
with » this act.
tices' act. which th‘é indictments al— 130‘“ that Republican > ndidates for
leged was riolated, was passed in Oc-"WUmY pulses were pal mom? K90:
tuber. 1918. It made bribery of‘vot- 1003mm“ “1‘“ “'9’ 15%?" ‘ e" e
ers a crime after several federal berry ”at“?! “p in on: u, “e.
courts held that such an. act was not Th? 00““ “wand” b2“ f 3 ii
an offense against the lawa of the .gations “f “1019”“ ll,” ‘7 0 1°“
United States. This law came into 'election boards an dother edicts 8’
{being after the Michigan mimary, but
.just ahead of the election. DEATH IN STORM
The state laws were brought in be-
cause the act or 1910 provides that it
a, state limits campaign expenditures
to less than the 310,000me in that
set, then the state law shall apply to
gcampaigns within that Commen~
“wealth.
Continued from page one
Sever-est Gale in Years.
2. South Norwalk.
Smith. Underworld,
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals. $5
1,97 mam“ \l’lP‘llnPfi
arfitolmr month
"his! .
. 1.
:n‘sl
PLUMBER.
EWRITER EXCHANGE.
Weld Ave.. Beldoeoart Co‘rzn.
— .-
CALL
J AFFE &
en" cost more in the begin-
ut you wilt min more in the
. buy ovoi‘ylning in the line
+~especially Second-Hand
am i
In
.ak)
re. 1
TELEPHONE 499.
lERS FOR JUNK .
u 'tely sent for and best
by paid. Phone or send
A
‘LXEFFRON:
11 St. East N orwalk.
“ Tel. .441.
o Successors '
1’ Qt.,30c,. gal. $1.10
rims GAL. revues, .
_ . . . . . 21c
All the leading ', ,
.per bag . . . . . $1.79 ,
OATMEAL, 1
3’lbs. 20c
mun CONDENSED
a can- . . -. . 13c
STULLi.‘
tillage Street.
sconce-nee-
consent ei- ,
' . . 25¢: a basket
1...... 60cabusbel
all over town in any
,
Seedless
American Cheese . . .
Compound Lard . . . . . . .
Best SantosCofl’ee . . . . . ' '
Best Mixed Tea . . ..
Seeded .Rai'sins
NewCurrants t........
o o o uo‘i‘o o o‘cs-‘e'on’f‘u‘o ‘e‘o-io
Raisins
ooooeoeeeeee'
onooocwi-IIO
W1 The Michigan
7 BestElginCreamery Butter'650 lb
Elms. every one auarauteed .. . . . . . . . . . 59c'dez.
.. 3,5clb.
.. ._......v...:.;...:.:....-.;...:. .. 30c lb.
39c ib-
39c lb.
15c pkg.
20cnkiz.
25c pkg.
Standard Butler & Egg C0. - i
The gale in the lower lake region
,was the severest in years. "Warnings
.had been issued and shipping was
generally held in the harbors.
A towor was blown {rem its moor-
ings in Pesoium. lit, and Struck a
coach of an Illinois Central train. Six
' passengers were injured.‘
«W83 argued, spend only $1.875 on the ' anteater-m Center.
:Prlmfiry. and an equal amount on the Damage estimated at $25,000 ewas
l
statues limit cam-
paign expenditures to a fourth 01'.th
”early salary of the position sought
lfor each primary or election cam-
pain.
1 An aspirant for United States Sen~
aim in this state may. therefore. it
election campaign.
‘ :To meet‘ a probable defense that
;Senator Newborry was ignorant of the
gamount or money and its sourcesl
jused in his campaign. the government
glutends to use a statement issued by
‘the senator's managers rahorlly alter
.ihe first remove or corporation began
.to be heard. Thié statement showed
at 3100.000 within the cm limits. A;
score or persons were more or less se— .
riouely hurt. 'i‘he‘jitney 12113593 icing
duty in place of street ems were in
numerous collisions. More than 500
receipts of 3128.856 and expenditures trees were blown down and many
of $1763“. or the contributions. houses denuded of their r0013.
John S. Nelvberry. the senator'sl - ‘
.brother, was credited with 899.900: A. « ‘
Victor Barnes 0! Now York. president ORDER DEPORTATION
got the Amerjcan ilook Company. and
:a brother of Mrs. Truman Newhury.
.with $25,000. Henry B‘Joy of Detroit.
lanother brothel-‘in-lnw of the senator.
with $25,000,"an Mrs. Henry B. Joy.l
the senator's sister, with 310.000.
. The government will attempt to
lshow that all threw persons conferred
with Truman H. Newborrv while he
gwas a candidate. thus indicating his
,knowiedge or the. campaign. It also
hasa number of letters ‘whicb he
1wrote to politicians while the clim-
l
(Continued from Page ‘Pnee 1
graiion will recommend Russia. and:
it is expected that the ret‘ommenda.
lion will be approved. ,
The Lush committee. ,
ment of justice and the police are c:-‘
amining transcripts of the speechesl
delivered by James Larkin, irish labor"
agitator and Benjamin A. Gillow. for-
Cr‘ ‘7 on
for shortening .........
Campbell '5 Pork. and Beans '. . . .
Fre' "
hour at thite
83‘Washinstnn St.
ewe-o‘-
"readi Cakesgflolis. Buns.
Housie Breadery' next to
ERY ‘
' ~ FREE DE-LIV
Beet-manna“ Groce
" . ”Phone
43c“ COFFEE “430 ”’
Ne.ul___R_9ya| Plantation——
The Colfec witthhc
best flavor and aroma. '
Magnolia or Clouér Milk. Der can . .. .......... 19c
Country Sweet Cider. one lguart container . . . . . 15c
Nucoa ut Oleo. the wer ’s bes . . .......... 36c
Pure Leaf. Lard. lb. 36c. Compound;'lb’.’ ...... 31c ’
Aunt yJemima’s Pancake or Buckwheat Flour. '
pair. ................... . ......... 1 c
Very Best Miyed Teaser pound . . ,_ . :‘ c
ery 13:1 Maine Potatoes ...... _. . . . . 15 lbs. for 60¢
Blue Label Karo‘Syruo. oer can . . . . . . . .. 15c
31193. lcuew Canons for . . . . .
. . . _. ........... 20c
. . . 19c .33C. 53c can
2 cans for125c
“Etc" every
1405.
merly
the Bronx, atva meeting of the Com.
munisl party to raise funds for the do
paign was on. Frederick Cody. tor-‘
Vmerly a Detroit school teacher. but
?ow of New York, and connected with
he American Book Company. was
named as one with whom the candi-
zwto conferred. '
; These circumstances were also used
;a.~z'a basis for the allegation of the sec-
ond indictments, that there was «zen-
eral concnimcv to aid the senator to
obtain otfice illegally. re are two
courts to this indictment, one relating
to the primary affidavit and the other
dictment for criminal anachy. if it isl
found that the speeches contain any
thing that violates the criminal an-
archy statute an explication for the
immediate cancellation of the $15.0th
ball on which they are out will be
made to \Yilliam {cAdom chic! city
magistrate.
-~‘ ,, . M.’ . l,» l - .' _. : H... ’. . >. .. , _
.. * '~ “"_' .g. . , . ,
New. Curtains and
' - : f’" ' . . .
Will brighten up the heme wondirfnlly for the longer .erenimpndaheuld be attended to
' ' ‘ ' _~ “we a...
i - ems-rs or. M? ems. nous or my sins nun snares.
' cums cam moss res mew sumac-non.
,. . : 3mm humans CURTAIN W. omens.
' - ' .2'. & same 13W m resumes: covesmes.
The charge that James Helm wast
hired on salary and expenses to run.
against Ford. in the Democratic pri-
: The second federal corrupt pro, mary, follows. and then come accusa-
1 IN- CENTRAL WEST
done in Cleveland. Dozens of persons {beyond the lravia.
in western Ohio were injured accord land the
in: to reports here. 'deep furrow. causing the van to tilt f
Toledo reported damage estimated land us; westward.
the depart» atoms and
Socialist Assemblyman from fmcnts of inflammatory publications. l
' =Eight thousand. Italians are. reported}
,lo be waiting to have their passports?
fence or those men, who are under in- Vised in order to cuter Swilfcriand.
members of a fishing party. given up‘
ijor lost.
drifting launches oi‘f Ambrose Light-5
ship early today by the pilot boats’
Sandy Hook and New York. Hiah'
tiresome-on.
Carpets
fl Printed, and Inlaid Linoleum
VERY FEW PRISONERS.
Far Below Average.
fore.
tor Thinksxlvinx dinner at the North
Jaiier Wright served dinner to only
' five at his hostelry at the corner of
Main and Wooster street): in Danbury.
The decline in the number of prie
more is the direct result or the les-
sened consumption of alcoholic
drinks. At this time last year the
ago there were its.
MOTOR T‘RUGK STALLED.
The motor truck of the Brewster
Underwear Company on the return
trip from Danbury, last “Wednesday
evening, came near spilling the Brow-
ster corps of operators in the waters
tot Sodom reservoir. Approaching the
gbrldge which spans the Peach lake
outlet at its union with the reservoir
the driver of the truck in giving half
the mad to an east. bound auto, run
The earth was
Wheels (1” the truck plowed :1
cm. and Im- 3H: s.
The passengers,
the rear opening, were piled up on ”m
trouble side of the vehicle, naming
with them knitting and Thanksgiving
packages. Luckily the wheels were
buried so deep that. .1 cmnplele upset
was impossible; Aside from a gen-
oral scam and shakhig. up an! a few
scratches hero, and there no one sufv?
lewd-«Brewster Slander}. 1
TENSE SITUATION lN lTALY.
rams, Sunday. Nov. 30 (The A350 1
ciated Press).——-The tense situation in i
llnly is reflected in the censorship (‘X-t
ercised over telegrams and also in cus- -
passport delays. according to
advices received here from Geneva;
Customs guards along the Italian-
Swiss fmnticr have been doubled to;
prevent an influx of radicals or ship;
SEVEN MEN RESCUED.
l
NEW YORK, Der. l.»-chcn mcn,i
i
wore rescued from their,
Number of Inmates of County dolls
The two Jails of this county con-
tain fewer prisoners thundu years he. .
Only seventy were registered 1
as enue institution in Bridgeport. and.
Bridgeport jail contained 130 prisonu .
l
except a few who made their exit via 3
to the, election statements.
The second indictment starts Willi ‘
a count which charms expenditures’
mary and election campaign; the. éoc- 6“
_ GENEVA. Saturday,
In excess of the level limit in the pri- public subscription fund is‘being rais-
FUN’D FOR .SWISS FAMILlES.
NOV. 29.«A
for the families of 7.700 Swiss kill‘
* [with relation to the ,prlmaryknlone.‘
’ 'out that While the federal law does
0nd counts alleges the same charge ed during the war in the each serw
‘ ice. the pride which the Swiss feel in
this record being reflected by com-
ments in newspapers throughout the
country. ' ' ' l ‘
and um third
lion alone.
2 The fourth count charges fiolatloll
repeats it. sale the elec-
boats from
small navy bums weir
odean for the missing launch. i
seas Were breaking over the lau‘nelw.‘
making the work of rescue hazardous. i
The craft sank soon after the half“
f ozm nun. were puller; Si’l‘.\l": «Hr?
pl‘ot touts.
the time of the rescue patrol
the police department and
searching the .
..
Al
r
French official statistics show that
3,000 Swiss joined the French Army
. ”and that all but 300 were killed in ac-
“: was pointed. ,tion or died. The surviving 300, in:
" ' eluding many wounded; returned to
Switzerland under Captain Courvon-
.sier, of whom Marshal“ Foch said:
'f'i‘herc‘is a real leader ofmen.” One
Swiss exploit was the gallant stand
made by 1.000 men at Verdun. Though
surrounded by several times: their
of the state election law in that more
than $6,750 was spent in the museum"
,paigns.
In this connection.
.
pot forbid advertising in newapapers.
the Michigan statues speeifically..ex-
eludes. such a lire—election practice.
The statement (51’ expenditures fluted
v the Newborn' otmoaign; " ' ” rs
includes items which I iota! about;
’.. The count ydetails that with the ex-
$148 000 fijr newspaper {kneel-fig] fig‘ . number, they rheld up a German ad.
. . vol-ice for several valuable hours. The
C938 campaign funds" district and ‘1,000 SWiSS “’ére killed to the laSt
county agents and managers and 21mm man:
pw-r‘fin ~—-— -............a.... . . ._
\
Schullze’s Tues
FOREQUARTERS LAMB ....... ’
M
- ., .._ 21‘9“. $3“!
renown; 1
Liam. 230.17”. ‘ -
a
dayVSpecia‘lsf i
................... 1831b.
RIBLAMBCBOPS.. ...... .. ...... 2821b.
RIB'VEALcnors...-..J.. ......... .I ..... ' ...... .2eeib.
aTEWLAMB.....; .......... ........... 2....16eib.
Bcsronsnuns..... ....... ....... -......:.12clb.
FLATFIsH'.....:, .......... » ...... ...........:..1201b.
aux one mess on annaneoons BY case.
'j sees-n new“
0 one secret prophgandists and détec=
M
\tives were hired and their expenses WARM RECEPT'QNVFOR "ALIA"
mid: moving picture films were RULE“
bought and much literature distrib- ' 7
um?- al? of which acts are alleged toI ROME“ Dec..1.-—Klng Victor Bar
in, m violation of the Michigan inw.‘ maximal and Queen Helena
The government agents said they had, an en‘h‘fi‘mfic reception While pre-
pmof that one mm“, fllm‘ “one cost-needing from the“ Quirinai to the Par?
39000. . ' .1liament ,buiidings ,this morning. to
The fifth count charges conspiracy ‘
’participate in the openingsession oi
tn commit thousands ,. oi! oneness 1the itaiian Parliament. Bells were
3.2.9.“, the federal- act of October. 3 rung, there Were salutes from many
4. .1918. forbidding payment tit-money. guns and thunderous “he“! {@331 the
t-x voters. ' . _ :growds. Houses _ the . streets
2 The sixth countaiieges that ’66“!!! were 4900th “til. " 1
defendants . each contributed more . The King in his
{knowing all the time “elsewhere: Us”? or tbegnation were indis- -
vfiqlating the; 313ml. aha-1a,“; _ hie to the W1 as washa-
tain or thé;fleg8nd , " "fig :rtional collaboration in all movements
{thrive by f terminate!” themfif’thé' pewte- 1‘31?- 31*
:amonnts already comm * ' ' . 51 tinge? 35931 flotmfiyinmdi-
, , . so!
‘u
It illegufmth ' g .y histamine
mower . .
PYREX GLASS DISHES'Ww-w
are very practical indeed. be-‘
cause they are made to stand the
heat of cooking and yet are so .
goodhlooking that they are put.
[directly on the table. "
the most sanitary. ‘ material‘ for any
; utensils requiring constant clean-
ing, and has the additional ad-
kYM‘BB‘e‘ 01’ tantra quick baking
and high heat ogpacity. A great
were given Zane” 0f mm“: m be had in
cake pans,
dishes, etc.
speech {tom the .
in. Mans 1? we Hephaestus-a.
‘
”7
_‘_- — ___
Eliriegerdtc.
The [leading Siore lll-l‘
Ready-lowest
Clothes ler Men, We-
meu, Boys and Giriis.
“We 'Sellcll Charge
1 Accounts.
.«
l nut. JEANNETTF
.'
2 . l
‘ South Norwalk's Leadmg
Cerselierre & Glens
'4 '56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
A visit to our store will 3* u: . ..
of great satisfaction to Fill.
k -
OFFICE HELP
IS NEI‘TE‘C‘. ll
Six“ calls this week to 3"
positions remain unfilled.
We need more students.
Our courses will soon .2’: , «3
earnest student for well 1; it
work.
Enter Monday.
-mmt ensure: .,
COLLEGE ‘
——v
... ..._. .a. g
.—
m
one.“ is acknowledged to' its.
Pyrex” were such as pie plates,
casseroles. pudding
alum i: GEIIE
.25 Wallflower Si.
PHONE 527.
-‘ .pROflPT cement
GIVE JEWELRY
THIS YE 7i»
There are a lllllltll‘l‘ll i‘<‘;‘;~~»
. why jcwvclry should he 21‘»- «l
for holiday gifts. There .1?“
lie good' rcaslms why W
Shouldn’t be givenw 11ml «WV 1
price. \Vhen grills urn \l‘l' "1*
ed», from a. store like
eVery recipient rt‘crhus 2‘1“
gift he. or she ‘
16".
“ll G
wanted. hm
both recipient and dmmr Ml-
joys the assurance. that :lv
article will give enduring wl‘e
vice.”
BUYQNG IN SAFETY ‘
» ”At ‘BR‘AND’S
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL 'l
1 gross
SOUTH TNORWflLK, CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler