.ing with volume order-prim
Me I am the chumsof'your
"fireside, Iamthesoulofthe
_ Theme, banishing ghosts of dis-
.» oenfion vagrant and hopeless
to room. I am the key to your
M, at your' oomand
Mreontrol} I give to life its
iuhsneosure—I am the Spirit
of can.
AMERICAN AND CHINESE
- RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2: 30, 40c
Special?- Supper including Soup 55c
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85:
13 North Main Street
11: 30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
, Call 499
JAFFE & ASH
. We are in the market for all
"_finds of junk, second-hand fur.
runner and old clothes. '
__We Pay the prices for every.
"37 F 03:81:, East Norwalk, Ct.
F. S. LYON
J'o’b Printing
South Norwalk
his fight to the thronadlght- .1
was most- WINE-m! '
Smith, Underwood.
Remington, all other
_ makes. sold. rented.
- repaired. Rentals, 85 '
, ps1 month. Machines
sold atsmpermonth.
PLUMBER.
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
“I Fair-Held Ave., Brldaeport. Conn.
Specials
~~ fortable.
SOME BREEZY TALK
n.ywm.thmhh1ndesat MW
' ' " {house'don’tdoitagaini
o‘fivv
Wmmflymommn W8 Hyou'li
minwe‘fltoflmmt'ttflloosttomskeyourhmoom-
. . - iiill-_ 5
The? Haralaa'nauey‘cd'.
_""_"' .1.
Billiard with friends.
A regular meeting was held by the
glinton Commandery. NO. 3. " last
night, refered to the order (If the Red
Ci'oseg ‘ . .
From 175 to 200 fires occurred in
ing to figures quoted by (‘hief W. Bo.
gardus, head of the fire department.
William Feeley. who is attending the
South Norwaik Merrill Business Col—
lege, by direction not the Federal
Board for Vocational Training, for re
turned soldiers, is confined to his
Norwalk during the year 1919 accord-
'nue ;spent. an énjdynlile’New Year-ts in ~ '
Our January
CHANDLER SIX
BOSCH SERVICE STATION-
RADIATOR COVER, WEED CH
' NORWALK TIRES
STROHBERG CARBURETORS
CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1880 Ind 2011.
12 CHESTNUT ST‘ ‘0. NORWALK.
home, in Danbury, with pleurisy. '
concern will start its regular
Monday, January 5.
son, 209 Flax Hill Road, was sold 395
was closed by John T. Hayes,
'Estate Agent, Norwalk.
83
61c doz-Eggs-6lc doz
Warranted good eggs. Try them at this low
price.
N ucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb.
Swift’s
Borax Soap .5 cakes for 35c
Campbell’s Pork and Beans .. .. . . . . . .. . 2 cans 25c
PureLeafLard. stilllowerlb c
Gold Rock Brand Pure Fruit Jam. jar . . . . . . .32c
Extra Large Juicy Grape Fruit. each . . . . . . . .10c
ite Karo Syrup. 2 1-2 lb. can 3013
Aunt Jemima’ 5 Pan Cake Flour. pkg. . ..... . . . 15c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 48c
After Dinner Blend Coffee. lb. ............... 454:
Florida Oranges. fine fruit ......... 40c—-—50c doz.
Shredded Wheat or Corn Flakes ...... 2 pkes. 25:)
Tomatoes. per can ................... 15c. 18c. 23c
For fine bakery products. try White House Bread-
ery. next to
Beckmann’s Grocery
Washington St.
Phone 1405.
FREE DELIVERY. T '
Sing nineteen years.
fan actor.
I
! “’th the State Law Association
iance, the matter of uniform
glaws will be brought up for
:sion.
1
l
divorce
discus-
;thl'ce special conclaves Friday even-
fing. this momh. orders will' .1“. con-
‘ferrcd. The election will take place.
fat the stated conclavc 1hr» first
Fridays of February.
1 Wu
. ___._.___.
‘-—-DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
»Town Assonmly Hall. Gram llrolhm's’
full (lrchrst‘a with ("athmlml (‘himcs
The case of (‘apl
and son, Harold 1... Berry.
With unlawful duck 511011111113,
this morning before Judge-
‘(‘andec. I'apl. Berry was
11ml his. son $25. Harold received
I
Seven applicants for enlistment
For the Week
EP'D‘EE NEW
EOELEANS MOLASSES—
. , gal. $1.10, qt. 300
1'ch LARGE CAL.
jPRIINES,a1b. .......... 23c
QUAKER ROLLED OATS,
3 lbs. 20c
’GRANULATED OORN
liner. ............ 3 lbs. 20c
_ A. STUL‘L
234.00ttageé Street 7
‘1'
—__... ....A.__, A-
$31 ig Reductions
Allllolldayfihppers
7, MAX LEVY
31 South Main Street,
, mSauth N orwalk.
Ar. 9M. WOOSTER
JmORNEY AT LAW
Wmincr U. 5. Patent Office
'ATENTs
SCI for Booklet on Patents
5 "in St- Bridgeport. Conn.
neRWALK AUTO REPAIR co. 3
éKendriclc-Roy' White, Props"
IRING AND OVERHAULING
Eng -Guararlteed
1’
{MOUSINES FOR HIRE
. Phone 301.
T0
be paid on or before Tuesday, January 6th, 1920, to
further accommodations.
SOP‘I'ILI
Schultze’ 5 Saturday Night Specials
FreshPorkRoasts. ...... ...............28clb.
LegsofLamb. ........... ...35clb.
Rib Roasts. boiled and rolled .......... . . . . . 32c lb. -
Bread and Butter Pot Roasts ....... . . . . . 39c lb.
Fres‘hShculders Zoclb.
ForeuuartersLamb ...... .................24clb.
ShoulderSteak..... ....... 22clb‘
Rabbits .......... ..........95cpair
IMPORTANT NOTICE—All outstanding accounts must
secure
POSITIVELY NO EXCEPTIONS
THIS RULE. ' ‘
Di
..-. _“\
may
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
SOUTH uonwsu.
OSCAR F. SCHULTZE.
were rejected during 'llccn-mlwr by
(‘o1poral Gun iv 17. Parks of. the
hall recluilin" s: :111111. Six of lllv
would be soldicI I':: luv] (11' pendents. and
one was under Ilw required vnlisl-
merit age.
A number of Now. 111k residents Han
ilcd lll‘idgcpm'l last night. where they
heard Eamon Ilv Valera. first presi-
dent of the your—old Irish Republic.
lllcad for the I'er'ozniiinn of the new
nation. I‘rcsidt'm l‘o Valera was re-
ceived as the hom'n'd guest of tho
('in yesterday.
I
The Eagles are In have a roast pi:
supper and :1 1111'le u. 'l‘opsmne 01'
(hard “lea" Hamid“) .I.mu.u_\' 1”. Th.
committee will I)! "..l "1:-k‘ 110.11. Jillllcs
O‘Neil, Phillips. Tho'nns Brady and
liurncy Cook. who will also he ll)"
cook. All members who like :1 good
time will be IlJCl‘I‘.
H92? DYE GET THAT WAY‘
BY JESS“-
r
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or:
PM WEAR 'EM FOR A COUP'LA 258390115 M
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MADAME \ou TAKE “IPlE' E Srocxmos')
IF THEY DOM WEAR sumo [um
>511 To us As we LL
RETURN VOUR may.
u'.
5.111111111113111“ 11:11.11 _
g Among the pawr'ugors sailing for
ildngland today on the steamship Adi'l»
intic of the \Vhiie Star Linc are Mr.
gand Mrs. John ll. M. Louth of Nor-
iwalkf who purchased their tickets
land secured their accomnmdatlons
through .1. .\l. Layton S; (‘11.. inc,
Agents for the line.
Because his village mail quote was
'3100 long, and the holiday rush of busi-
lness made the job arduous. Philip
«Evans, 17 years old, letter carrier on
a \Vindsor rural route. is said 'to have
_;burned letters and other I'nltul
gSlates mails. He was arrested \‘i-: :-'-11
.{day on a Federal warrant. »
if .-—NOTICE——
g The Morning Star Christiau'lhsocia-
lion Sunday services Jan: ’4111 1920
(10111 5 to 6: ill P. 31. All are welcome.
J. \. Fuller. ~leadcr. Sub. “For Cori 8.:
i’LoI'ed The ‘. 'orld That He Gave Hi' 1
01113 Begotitn Son That \‘Vhosoev =31'
'Elclieie: h in Him Should Not Perish
but Have Everlasting Life '3 «—-.loliu
3:16.
A pleasant New l'ear’strgaiherlng
enjoyed at the home of Miss Fan-
:'1: \Iodne, 56 Putnam avenue. The
guests arriwd at 8 oclOck enjoying
\'a:ious "amcs until 10 o’clock. when
rareshmcnts were served. }3§iss Etta
Harris and Herbert 11111135“ furnished
_n1usic for the dancing. The guests (le-
'parted at a late hour. after sgending
‘» a pleasant evening.‘ ’3‘th rams-mg
:Were present: Faun od’ne and
Samuel' Roscnbun’i‘, Etta filamis‘ ”‘ (1
Nathan Greenbcrg,- Amgatlia Res 1131:.
'and Ridiard Stall, Mildred Gene and
‘78 3
Arnolds Foundry will be closed for
a fewdays as the cupalo needs repair-
ing, and also to take inventory. The
work,
The property owned by H. B. Slau-
terday to Robert H. Kuhnert, the deal
Real
Mrs. Ciprtrude (l. Norris of New Lon-
'don has found her son David Corning
xlHill, after a country-wide search last-
The lad was first
{in an orphan asylum. then adoplvd by
. gholds its annual meeting on January'
{‘17, with Norwalk attorneys in attend-
I
; The Clinton Commandery will hold
. “'illurd 11m~ry.§
charged 5
came up f
Nehemiah ;
fined 31" j
.- Iho larger lim' us llv did the shooting. 1
('113' .
DUCTION OF 10 PER CENT. '
ALL OF THE RAIN COATS AT A REDUCTION OF 10 PER CENT. .
anCe
Begins Today
'Aifording greater opportunities than ever before to obtain the very highest
grade of Coats. Suits. Dresses. Rain Coats. and our entire stock of FURS AT
.3 weeping Redudions
ALL OF THE FURS AT A REDUCTION OF 25 PER CENT.
ALL OF THE SUITS AND DRESSES AT A REDUCTION OF 20 PER C ENT.
ALL OF THE COATS FOR LADIES. MISSES AND CHILDREN AT A RE-
”! Ti-
Sale
.r
‘5’}! I" '1'
"V
Prudent PeOple Will Act Quickly and
Get First Choice
THOUSANDS OF
\VAR PRISON ERS
GO BAL CK HOME
Continued From First Page.
Louisville. 2”: Grand
Rapids, Mich. 23: Des 31011105. la.. 16;
Denver, 9: St. Paul. 10; Minneapolis,
17: Toledo. 8; Racine. \\'is.. .3; Ram
St. Louis, Ill.. 6; Omaha, Nob” 9.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 3. Examina-
tion of the alleged radicals taken in
llu- Philadelphia district in last night s
mid by agents of the lwpailmcm of
Justice, aided by local police contin-
uul throughout the night. More than
seven hundred mun :md womvn were
arrested in the district, which includ
us Scranton and \\‘ilkesba1'1c.
\‘1, Louis. 16:
Pa. and .
.1011 and 150.
3 The remaindm of the six or scvvul
'hundred seized W'eir 1'1'loasul 11111111:
the night after an invrsligation. and;
“ill be wauhed by chmul agents
I: met hum-cs more withheld.
, it is understood that all aliens 11am-
cd in the warrants will he Ilcpm'u'd as
soon as possible. and that American
citizens among the “119115" will he
turned OVCI‘ to police authorities for
prosecution. it was said that clam
hundred deportation warrants are
ready for New York's agitators 11101111..
There was every indication today
that the “"111 against the (.‘olnmunist
01 ganization uould be continued 1'11:
m'ously eithel h3'1"'1ncucd laids (11' b3
action. based on revolutionary lilvra V
tul'e Seizvd las1 night. against thou
already in custody.
I
1'
1
1
l
o
T lemon and ( amden. N. .l.. and mum-V
nearby points 01' this number about
:.. To proved tl1t11.-\mei"can citizenship
'md their innomnce oi any \\"'-1011gdu
in: and were trimmed.
According to Todd
headed the (luvcrnnwm agents, more
than 151) of 111111.20 taken into custody
are aliens and eventually will be. do-
portcd. Nearly 400 alleged radicals
were rounded up in this city. hall.” or
them being taken in a hall in North
Sixth street. where the
Socialist Chorus" was holding: a con
cert and u'lui-l'c the “Philadelphia
l‘anlvls. who
School to Aid Soviet Russia" and the- is alleged, has violated
“Russian Socialist League,“ also have
their headquarteis. ’ A Communist
Party bool' stoic also 31215 raided and
.1. large (1112111th of literature confis
cared
rounded up at their homes
In Ticnton,(‘au1dcn and other South
Jexsvy to“ 11-. 72 men and three .women
u we taken into (31310113 and three aw-
lcmobile loads ofgiilleged seditious lit
mature seized. '5;
“ilkesban'e leperted the anest oi
V6” men and \\ omen, 40 of them being
taken into (211510113 a1 a Russian Soviet
meeting.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. 3—1‘1‘vntyone
alleged radicals taken 3m raids in the
Pittsburgh (1" snict Iaslainight 313' "Fed’-
eial agentsa appeamd bean-.12 officers of.
the Department 01 Justice today 1‘01"
examination. Eight of me alleged
111911111913 of the Communist, parties
\ (:19 arrested in Pittsburgh inoper;
the remainder “are in tow ns and bor-
oughs of the district.
V was seized.
The most important local raid was
made in a hall where a meeiing of 40
men was in progress. Seten Wsauted
by the United States Goveinment for
alleged connection 13 1th the condemn-
ed paities wezc taken into custody.
The majority of those arrested were
taken \xith W'aiiants issued for their:
arrest. Sonic-10w 1'01 31' 110111 thcx'iex 'ern
uarrants e1 sued the Fedeial agents,
it is said.
Government operatixcs intimated to-
(113' that the 1aids against the Com-
munist parties waou ‘(1 continue until
the organizations are stamped out in'
the district
“Lithuanian‘
A number 01' individuals were:
Much literature
NEW YORK Jan 3 —’—Radi 6313 held;
here toda3 as. a result of New York‘ 5'
countrywide .
of anarchy, vies ,
SAUGATUCK BARBER SUES.
Ulht'l‘ 1'. lit'l'
grant for \'ioi.::ioxl
of an agroemcm 1101 lo 1-1111'1' the
harbor business in Sauguluck i:-
nsked in an ac'Iion in the (‘111111111121
l‘lvas (‘ourt filed by liiagio Salvatore.
of Norwalk. against Salvatore Sulcruol
of Weslport. Normnber 17 1913, 1119
plaintiff alleges he purcham-wl :1 1;.11'119:
shop rmm Salerno wilh an .Igioomem
that the laIter should 11111 a 4.1111 (-011 ,
duct :1 shop in Saugatuck Salerno. i:
lhis 1131‘” '
lnjun ('1 ion and such
as the court may
1110111 .
Try. a Sentinel Want. Adv .'
THE CARFARE coming to
Stamford is well spent if the trip
is made to ‘see us for glasses.
oHAMEm
iOptometrists and Opticians l
} w‘f’l‘he house of food glasses."
... Q"""Atlanfio St, Stamford '
in. cm 3.2. Eve; 1:119 o’clock. Est. 1891 1
l
1
I
NEVER FREEZE
AND 1
FORD HOOD COVERS
, AUTO ROBES .
SPORTING GOODS / '
9' A W. Hodge f
North Siam Strr't.
—’7
South 17:??? 3"
Sale 01 Blankets
at i
Krieger Co Store
Also Great. Reductions on all
W'OMEN'S COATS AXE)
SUITS.
1920
SESSION
OPENS DEC. 29.
START THE YEAR
RIGHT.
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGE
i_.'
-’
REDUCED PRICES ON
WATCH ES—C LOC KS
That \Vulvlu's and ("locks have
{30110 1111,1'x'1'1'3'l1od3' lgtum'sz.
\VE SELL \VATt'HES AND
(I‘L(')("KS A'l‘ (‘A'I‘ALI'WI'II
I‘lill'ES, LESS 10 Till:
(TINT. DIN ‘(AllfNT Pl ill
.. (21511.
1119.01 soll “utillcs
\\ att'llcs. Alarm
Special Prices.
Brand
Byg'm'le'i
(' lnI'lis‘, Ill
Chas.
EXPERT WATCHMAKER.
JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
Over 15 Years’ Experience.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Norwalk Chronicler