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RESTAURANT
11:30 to 1 a. m.
‘ Phone 2253
Call 499
JAFFE 8; ASH
‘ niture and old clothes.
H
"""um '5‘u"can“"‘ann"cn"mn‘§n"
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40c
Special Supper Including Soup 55c
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85¢
13 North Main Street
_ We are in the market for all
kinds of junk, second-hand fur-
: We pay the prices for every.
‘t 87 I'drt St., East Norwalk, Ct.
. increasing.
The Hatch a '0
We believethatnowisthetimetoeonsideryour lumber
requirements forcoming Spring and thus secure yourselves of _
of supply. You remember the parable of the
a reliable Source
of them were Wise and five foolish, and that is
ten virgins—five
a high average.
Naturally we have taken unusual precautions to insure our '
customers complete satisfaction on every order we fill. This
means exceptionally strict inspection of stock, careful checking
of quantities and sizes, and speedy delivery. I! better quality
and better service mean anything to you let us have your next
order for lumber requirements—and let us have it soon be-
cause 3 ocks are low throughout the trade and the demand is
.. mxl'tlflm
Bailey Co.
'0 PRMENT FAVOR ~~
‘ WOMAN SUFFRA. GE?
(Continued mm rm One).
Suflrase and the ratification of the
Federal Suflrage amendment is pend-
ing,” he declared "it is gratifying to
note that of the twonty-tour states
which have already ratified, twenty or
these General Assemblies have been
under Republican majorities."
General Wood was equally emphat-
rIic. He said: "i believe Woman Sui!-
rage is to have a vast and uplifting et-
rect upon our national life. I have a
firm belief that the granting of sull-
rage to women gives us the promise of
an amazingly better world in the years
to come."
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler was
quite definite in speaking Of quick rat-
ification or the Suffrage amendment.
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.lob‘ Printing
He said: “I hope that the political ar-
rangements of the several states which
——- have not yet voted upon this amend-
ment, as well as the attitude oi’Ipubilc
' opinion within those states, Will. per~
mlt ratification in time to allow many
, , thousands of waiting women to take
part in the election of November
A next.”
, Precedent for the adcti’on oi"J t3:
group of men was let own y
THE POPULAR GROCERY iRepubiican National committee when
' ~ lin Washington, December 10,1t adopt-
. We dehver the goods for you. Order here. you oo the following resolution:
WI“ be more than pleased. , "The Republican National commit-
‘ ’ - tee recommends to the Republican
Swnft s Pure Leaf Lard. er lb. ....... . . . . ..... 29c Legislatures the ratification of the
Nuwa Nut 0'50” a the W 6’s best- Ib- - ----- . . - - - 35c lFrailstrainsrapltra
Warranted G Elli? doz. . . . . . . . . . . ........ 61c laws minded in the twenty-two
aEnoha or Clover l k. can . . . . . ............ 29¢ i which have already acted. and urges
FreSh New York State EEE‘S, doz. ............. SOC Ithat special sessions in other states be
N O. 1 Royal Plantation COfleeo lb. ....... . ...... 48c icallcd PM”? l-‘fbruary 10 complete
fter Dinner Blend Cofl'ee. lb. ................. 45c ,"“‘-’ "“‘flcamn __ ___
Florida Oranges . . . . . . . . ............ 40c—45c doz. l EL
Navel Oranges ....... - ...... . ............. 60c do_z_. ; cogggngglll‘BUTE T O
P "31‘. ed Lamb S Tongue. (5 to Jar). each ........ 60c , M M’NAMARA
Chance Juicy Grape ruit _.'. . . . . . . . .. ....... 3 for five 2 RS- ‘
00c size Instant ostum 40c. 30c Size ......... ..oc l Continued From Page One.
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You always set fresh baked goods at. the White
ill-m '
Beckmann’s Grocery
83 Washington St. . Phone 1405.
House Breadery. next to max... ..L ..
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Smith, Underwood
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented.
/ ' repaired. Rentals, 85
per mon th. Machines
sold at 310 per month
PLUMBER.
.. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
, ‘ Fllrfleid Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
For .
GOOD FOOTWEAR E
and ‘
LATEST STYLES :
. ° GO TO ‘
Max Levy’s '
31 South Mair. St.
South N orwalk.
39c lb.—BEST SANTOS COFFEE—39c lb.
Best Mixed Tea ... . . . . . ..... . .......... 39c lb.
3 lbs. for .............. . ....... . ...... . $1.00
No.7ParlorBrooms.............. ......... 49c
Sliced Peaches .......... . . . ....... . . ..... 20c can
Marshmallow Creme. Mason jar ............... 25c
Pure Raspberry Jam ............ . ........ 10c iar
Libby’s Hawaiian Pineapple ..... . . . . . . . . . 35c can
Sweet Cal. Oranges ..................... 35c doz.
Gold Cross EvaporatedMilk .............. 15c can
Sweet Clover Condensrd Milk ............ 20c can.
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12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH N ORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
firm-t an ovcrwhclming surprise to the
igucst of honor. Miss Ethel Callahan
:madc the spcech of presentation dill“
jing the supper, presenting the sold
lulit to Mrs. McNamara on twhalt of
9 the court. '
Y The tables, laden with turkey and
sail the good things that no to makc
cnjoyable a genuine Old-faslllunvd tur-
‘kcy supper. were prctlily dvcm'ali‘d
; with the colors of the ordcr.
Mrs. McNamara was the first head
BEACON BED BLANKETS
Beacon INDIAN BLANKET s
f: .
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WOOL BLANKETS—White or Gray.
MORE OF THOSE U. 8. W0 WAY.
' Established
Since 1868
1le
The Leading Ouifiiiers in Norwalk
Sri rm 0 Hyatt
N orwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Better Buy an Extra Blanket
A big and varied stock in all“ grades, weights and sizes at very reasonable prices,
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BEACON BATH ROBE BLANKETS ,
BEACON CRIB BLANKETS
a
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‘cd in South Norwalk. Sin: has lit-cut
grand recon! H‘vcral terms, .‘intl husi
played a. prmuincnl part in rule: m: ”it"
local court to its present ilztllrl'lllu'.
successful status. Mrs. lit-Nnmm'a's;
stath'ldc .icih‘liics are many.
and shc is activo in llaumm 1‘s 0! lsn-g
bolln programs throughout l‘otmccti-g
out. i
A number of busincss matters \l't't‘ol
considered during the mwting’ that!
preceded the supper. An invlmtion,
tiom (‘ourt’ ('ocil to hold a joint ln-l
stallation oi otl'icl-rs was act‘ex-tcdfi
The ni‘rair will ho licld January 22. and
Hummers were instructed to mcct n!
llaxicr's drug along at 7:30 on that
'm-cning. m ,Lu in tin: Catholic (‘lub in_
:1 body. 5
Plans \"t‘l‘c (list‘lh‘sml tor :I play to'
be put on by tho Int-tubers. Thc ills!
rehearsal Will be ln-ld on the «Wetting.
of January 19. m llu- new Knights of
(‘olumbus mounz. West “'ashimzton
street. at 7:130 o'clock. -
The next rounlnr imsinoss mot-ling
will be hold \‘l't‘tlnvsduy, January 2332'
A state nicotine. will be hold in Slum
lord. January “-’ :
ulsu
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WOMEN ADMIT ROBBERY "
= BUT DENY TAKING 5430'
Agency For
BLACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOHN
uto Supplies and Accessories
55 Railroad Ave.
WINE
The Best Tonic
. ; .CStart 1920 Right»
tAKE BEEF. IRON AND
MMLM
”tints FOR THE WEEK
N _ MILLS
ENTIRE
3 1.2 lb. 'pkg. 30c
{FAIL LARGE PRUNES;
fi'fiaq ...... ' .........,..
.. ‘ ‘ CIDER'VINEGAR,
7 botm. ....... ...,15c
PURE OLD FASHIONED
" ' )WHEAT, 3. lb. . . . . 9c
ORLEANS MOLASSES,
" qt. 30c, gal. $1.10
cleans, momma
mas and Tonaoco.
snow BROS
pita-Date Cigar" Store}.
.. , Block, So. Harwell
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;Mc(hine guns were placed
MERRILL susmrss l.
. ‘ in
l mending positions.
lpletcly
COLLEGE i capital. The large
[working normally and
tram services were not interrupted.
factories
! Strong indignation is
.Frn e Must Wu: am
’ the Sentineb‘ »
gevery branch of
sgmpulousness of '
t e»dispan:haddwhecauae
m
fExchange Telegraph Company today.
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LONDON, Jan. 15.~Berlin was com-
. quiet Wednesday, according to
a Wireless dispatch from the German
were
the railway and
expressed in
industry at the uni
the Independents.
theieadsrs
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. L, L_.,__..,___ p "' Bt'idgcport. Jan 15, , Admitting that
‘—"“NV"—--_~~“_""” ”““““\*‘~-~- ihcv opened it Hunk in thc homo or
’ . Mrs. Margaret Prime”, .\'0. 2” Bishop‘
l S h It F d F. h S ° 7 avenue from which “no in cash “'34
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I c u 28 S [1 ay '8 peelais stolcn somo inw Sunday. Daisy Drur)‘,
! FANCY SMELT ................................. 25c lb 1: mild 1“” Sim- Ml: "21%“th wt
1 ‘ ' — . 0 Ho sumo :uh was. wct‘c l(‘(’l
l STEAK HALIBUT ..... . ....................... 340 1b. .. my - . .- \"l tlol‘l
t ‘S'I‘ undu am. .111! lu. id Hit 1
'll EAK COD ........................... . . ; . . . - . . . 220 lb. this morninu. 'l‘ho mhbcrv was H‘-
l' SPANISH MACKEREL ............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3061b. imrtml to illt‘ imliw ."cslt'i'dav nth-r
I FRESH MACKEREL _______ . _________ . .......... 280 lb noon Mrs. l‘cmwll 'lt'l'lul‘in: that Sin"
! BUTTER FISH . . ... . H , .. _ 20c lb believed smilt om- in the house took-
]. ....................... ~ .. ;
I HADDOCK ........... . ....... . . ........... 160 lb v”‘§’."‘°"['“ L . i q- on “
» ‘" ,. .‘~u ll. ‘.._'m
. BOSTON BLUES ............... 12 1 '. ”m “" ” "’.” '” . '
l ................. . c b investigated and biought an “omen
l HERRING . . ............................... . . 120 lb. residents of the house to l’olico head-5
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FREEII QTOCK FINNAN HADDIES . _ - ........... . . 2201b. quarters, but only two \u‘l'o lic‘tl. Til-5’:
LONG CLAMS .................... 15c string “me“ ““8““ ”W ”W" m“ "M" *5".
' which they divided. and deny ill-ll;
ANNUAL POULTRY SHOW there was our more money in luv;
TOWN ASSEMBLY: HALL. DON’T MISS IT. trunk when ihcy broke into it. Nth;
‘ . Pcnnell was tqually ccrtuin that the“
- ‘ - V trunk contained $400. l
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SClllllueS Sdmtm arkels {SALEM TROLLEY SERVICE sus-
, ‘ PENDED. ,
United States License No. 17.908. l SALEM, Mass.., Jan. lb.—-Thirlyi
NOR-WALL. SOUTH NORW‘L‘. lthousand persons who usually ride to
' business in trolley cars crowded into
“Elk.__ a _ _-_ mctor buses or walked in the near
M . k “'W‘“ zero atmosphcro today. All local
. _ , l ORE TROUBLE lines of the Eastern Massachusetts
NEW l - ANTICIPATED Street Hallway here and a large part
1 STUDENTS i_ ‘ IN GERMANY Oi the intciurllan sci'ucc or that. com-
I ; puny to this city wcrc discontinued at
hIAY ENTER i (Commugd from page One) midnight. the public trustees or the
_ -—- ' ,road having refused to operate the
ANY DAY ?munisl agents, Who took advantacu of cars in this vicinity longer in the
NOW 'the assemblage, and. working gndfimb face of continuous losses of rcveuuc‘
,‘psy chologyt started the riot which re. alleged to be due to the competitionl
._._ ‘sulted so disastrously. of 3mm“ 1
l (lei-man troops were marched in ' I . ~ l
Phone 314-2 -Lelpsic, on Tuesday, where thev occu» Conditions were Similar to moan;
' pied the squares and public buildings, of December 18, when the trustees}
__ umordmg to a Berlin dispatch to we stopped virtually all service in the;
Salem district for twenty—four hcumf
until the authorities of this city,'l5ev-,
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We Supply Whole Families With Clolhes,
Shoes, etc, on the Easy Payment Plan
til Our prices are positively lower ill"
than other stores selling for cash ;
C8.
(ll Once you become our customer;
l we make every effort to keep your ,
l trade by giving you the best goods
obtainable. '
(II Just now we are cleaning up all
fallgoods at greatly reduced prices.
(II You’ll haye money in the bank by
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FELLOW nesucns
! XE\\' HAVEN, Jan. 15.~»1‘lic rosin"
nation of Harry G. Day. class of 1890’
. being sold. it was
Sheff, as a Fellow of Yale Corporuli
on. “as announccd today.
ascribed is ill»hcalth.
successor to one of the original trus
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The reason .
Mr. Day was a
.ftho suburban districts, seizing small
! Internal revenue agents are active'
in Bridgeport and vicinity
samples of alleged “lloozc” and beer]
learned today.
eral oi the agents temporarily assixnw
ed to Bridgeport Lave gone through
tees and his place will be. filled by aniquantities of whiskey, wine and beer.3
appointment by the Fellows.
lNo arrests have been made within ill-0:]
;last few hours. l
'Roilee M. (”unborn
lm.t%wnesrormw soul
Frank H. Baxter, H. A. Mead, Get.
crly and Peabody had wrote to with- 9" Monitor), Stillson-Powcll Corp.
draw "3itney" licenses. Operation of
the "jitreys" was resumedwlieri with"
in a few «lays. however, when‘thagcity
council. had endorsed a petition for a.
special election to decide whether
their preyioua action in ‘reyoklnxéthe
licenses should be upheld. ill: " {lee
' ALL buy dime-‘32s everywhere sell (III. 0}“
. KOIEII. Bottle! milled free . Kalil
Ge. NV-au, Station F. cht Veg
‘smusl
" Cut This Out—It Is Worth Money
I.' DON’T MISS THIS. Cut this slip,
lenclose with So and mail it to Foley &
1C0” 2835 Sheffield Ave,
sly. You will receive in return a trial
lpackage containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and
.croup: Foley Kidney Pills for pain in
sides and back; rheumatism, back~
§ache, kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tablets,1a whole
TAKE ALLEGED SAMPLES l
. OF “BOOZE" AND BEER;
inkingl.
Sex-l.
' Chicago. 11]., .
.‘writlng you: name and address clear-
eome and thoroughly cleansing cathar-
,- iii!- tilt-Wh- Wm
The Shortest Days
Of the Year
Are Now Here
A reliable Alarm ('lwi. ~ -
wonderful ltolp ion-:l'vl
ting up on 111110.. Wk} 7
a splendid ilxsnl'llllélll,
from $2.00 to $6.00.
Buying in Safety
At BRAND’S
JEWELRY and OPTICAL
STORE .
South Norwalk,
, .‘bead-I: '
Norwalk Chronicler