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Evening sentinel, Monday, January 19, 1920 · page 8

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* JANUARY _

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Regular Dinner 11:30~to 2:30, 404:
"Special Supper lncludlng.Soup 55:
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85c
13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.

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Call 499
JAFFE & ASH
. We are in the market for all
finds of junk, second-hand fur»
initure and old clothes.

‘ We pay the prices for every-

87 rim St, East Norwalk, Gt.

F. S. LYON
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w. believethat‘now isthstimstooomidsryourfilmb”
rreqnirementsiorooming'flpfingandthusucuroyomlmo!
'areliablesourceotsupply. Yourememberthspuubhoftho

Zun‘il'l'lfll—flve of them werewise andfive foolish, and thatil
e hish “were. . , . -4...»ng .

Naturally We have taken unusual precautions to insure our -'

customers complete satisfaction on every order we fill. This

means exceptionally strict inspectiono! stock, careful checking "

of quantities and sizes, andspeedy delivery. Itbettsrquality
and better service mean anything- to you let us have your next
order for lumber requirements—ind let us have it soon be-
cause siocks are low throughout the trade and the demand is

increasing. “mom“ 7
The Hatch 8. Bailey Co.

 

 

 

 

The J. . ll. Wehrle Garage

Agenlfor Buick and Siulz Cars
HAS M O.VED

From 11 Raymond St.
' To New Building
West 6: Conn. Aves.,

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president. though he

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Holcomb, although some of the state
leaders did not thin: “am too much of
him lltically. at t e e. 7'
T1130 leaders who desire to run Gov.
Holcomb again proceed on the theory
’that John '1'. King would not oppose
the nomination of Holcomb and might
not insist *too strongly upon running
Cliflord E. Wilson, though if Governor
Holcomb should be persuaded to run.
Wilson would undoubtedly be his run-
ning mate. Here the rub comes:
What is to be done with Wilson?
Two years ago he was persuaded not
to kick up a rumpus to get the, nomi-
nation for governor, but this year he
will not be 'so quiescent, iit is believed.
He will insist that there s no mason
why he should not receive the nomi-
nation. and will want to knot; in fig-
ures of political speech, just why he
is not entitled to the nomination.
2-; since he has again demonstrated his
’ strength in his home city, Bridgeport,
by running the fifth time for mayor.
lndipendents Against Walsh.
Independent republicans will not
agree in the running of Speaker
Walsh and the understanding now is,
that his proposed candidacy is weas-
or by far now, than at any other time
since his name has been mentioned
for the nomination. This element of
independent members of the party
think it. has settled upon a solution
-oil'cred by Colonel lsanc M. Iliman in
the proposed candidacy of Professor
Hiram IRingham. who would be ac-
ceptable to the King element in Fair-
fleid county. the Raraback element
" and the Ullman wing in New Haven
county. Col. Bingham has been a fair-
:‘ly strong admirer of Gen. Wood for
' is not going
around blowing his born about it. He
He a protege of Colonel Ullman, and
ladmires John '1". King. and what man
{would make a better compromise as
the leaders.
King’s friends who understand the

 

 
 

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Norwalk’s Leading DryGOOdB Store

FASHIONABLE FURs‘

Our entire line ofMufls and Neckpieces in all‘the
most popular pelts and latest models

At 3 Reduction of 25%

All Wool Army Blankets
Made on government standards, full size and big

bargains _ $6.50
ll BIG lINE or BEA cow, nu mas rs

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HOLLAND URGED ’
TO Do HER SACRED .
‘ DUTY. To HUMANITYl (‘ounty Commisioners throughout

llhe State are to send to the towns in

lH. Krieger & C0.
,lliell‘ counties a certificate for :1 rev

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mud in liquor dealers for the amount 1

;of lhu’r licenses 1mm July 1 1919, to;
(Ami-mate of expiration of inability to use; . II

,buy clothes ior mu “l‘wle

LICENSE REFUND DECIDED.

 

Commisloners Say Dealers Should Be
Paid from June 30

 

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The place “‘hl‘l‘c \uu .n

 

lion without delay this 3mm“- and Xauonal

of Germanv for a supreme offensclprchlhition“ and the Icommis‘siongris
against intfinatidnai morality and the fare to pctiuon lho legislature m l. ..

 

iastutencss of the Fairfleld county.
leader, say that he may believe that?
lHerbert Hoover, for instance. will’be;
llhe choice of the progressive ropubli»:
’cans, whom he and Gen. \l'ood might;
1m.- becu said to represent, and that
lhe may later be. seen in the front
lrank‘s oi‘lhc silouiers and workers for ,
Hoover.

Woman Suffrage Up. .
An interesting issue has. been ln-‘

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sanctitv of treaties] and declares the no pass an act to who care of the mi» gfaInllY Oil (‘35\ \\ (wkh DA.
L L " 'sso iated owers will ad- unlion. l
393:: :Ilg‘q‘llestc to tile Netherlands; This action was tho result S“ In merits.
Government {or his surrender in ordcl‘ ‘mceung at the Allyn llousc In . all: . .
that he may be placed on trial). :i’ord, Thursday, attended in county !
"Conscquvnlll’. the powers address lcommissloncr chairmen h'On.IallI on r.
to the Gove'rnment of the Nlllhf’l‘lanils line slaic, whore long conslchxa..innI 4 m
an Official demand to dcllvor into theirfwas given to tile OpinionII-e-udrvlcd by. .
hands William of llohrnzollcm, l'or— .l.au'ycrs T. F. ( armOdyIm \\ mpg-1,4,5] .
Iuel' Empcmr Of Grrmnny, in order Elmore S. Banks 01: F- lIl‘fiCltIl and AI) .
that be may be judlzcd. lhur M. Brown of Bo'vylch. .OI the «1-
"Indivlilunls residing in Gcrmanyltccl 11ml holders Oi liquor

 

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'lerjeclcd into the state campaign oven
in! the proscnt time. that of woman
lsuifrage. H is the determination of

anainst “Him the allied and aesocintlwcrc vnlillvd to n I‘M’ullll ”In“; from . of the 3 car
ed lion-«4;. have brought charges arc-Mlle dalv of surrcndcr Of ll»: .u‘t‘llru.
it) be dollx‘vrmi l0 lllt‘lll undcl' Arliclclm dam of cxplrailon.

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as. Adagioadem to sock again to haw Gov.
,liolcomb call a special sc-ssion of the

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For
FOOTWEAR
and
LATEST STYLES I i
Go To
-Max Levy’s

31 South Main St.
South Norwalk.

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Agency For
BLACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOHN

Auto Supplies and Accessories
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Start 1920 Right ,
= AKE BEEF. IRON AND
WINE

. ‘The Best Tonic

H. BAXTER. Druszist

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CIALS FOR THE WEEK
" DRE OLD FASHIONED
I'BUCKWHEAT, 3. lb. 9c

DLEss RAISINs,
pkg. ................ 20c

‘ .- GE FANCY CAL.
PRUNES, 8. lb. . .2 ..... 23c

. Y STATE PEA BEANS, .
album; ...... -.......-.10c

.-~ NEW ORLEANS M0-
LABSES .. qt; 30c, gal. $1.10

A. STULL
24 Cottage Street?

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urday‘. Jan. 17th. Not more than 5 lbs. to cus omer.

Vegy Best Creamery Butter (Beckmann auality).P_
. .............. , ....... . .. ................. (DC
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world‘s best. lb. . ..... 35c
Swiftjs Premium Oleo. per lb. ................. 42c
SWIfts Pure Leaf Lard. lb. ................... 29c
CapeCodCranberrles 20ts.for25c
Swzfl sit/trrow Borax Soap . .. ..... . ...... 5 cakes 35c
M 2. i!” , :22. Clover or Star Brand Milk. can ...... 0c
Old Buick Cleanser (Chases dirt) . ...... 3 cans 25c
Warrantzllgcood E}: s. doz. ............. _. . . . 61c
New York State Eros Eggs. doz. . ., ......... 85c
home Grape Fruit ............ . ........ 3 for 25¢

—GRANULATED PURE CAN SUGAR—
he Busy Bakery White House Braden. next to

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in state chairmen. of the party allow-r
the United Slams tolling them that
they must support suffrage. .‘l. llcm‘y
Roraback. :‘laic chairman. is still 0h-
duratc. bul (plura- of tho slam lenders
are llccomil’l; mow nut-cable lo lhc
nulional chairman‘s zimvs (m the palm.

LOOKING INTO
CHARGES MADE ,
BY ADMIRAL SIMS

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Senate invouligniiun of Rear Admiral
:Sims' chargcs 01' failure Of the Navy
lilcparimcnt to cooperate fully with
the allies during the war is made to

‘ ithe entire satisfaction of the Ameri-

gcan people, an :nuuiry will be madc by
.3 naval board, Sccrclary Daniels un~
inounccd today. He added that. “no
organization in 1hr history or the
i world ever did a butler job than the
‘ American Navy.” ‘ '

' While refusing In discuss Admiral

 

83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405.
FREEgAQTO DELIVERY .

‘Sims' letter of criticism of the dept“!-
merit, Mr. Danicls indicated the Ad-

 

 

39c lb.—-—BEST SANTOS COFFEE—39c lb.
Best .Mixed Tea . . . . . 39c lb.

t---'.‘osos-osss.-o on

31bs.for. .......... ...... .. $1.00
No. 7 Parlor Brooms . ..... . . . . . . . . . . 49c
SlicedPeaches 20ccau
Marshmallow Creme. Mason jar, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.‘

IPureRaspbererams...............
Libby’s Hawaiian Pineapple . . . . . . . . ......
Sweet Cal. Oranges .

’ Gold Cross EvaporatedMilk . . . .- . . . . . . . ..
Sweet Clover Condensed Milk . . . . . . . . . . . .

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10c iar
35c can‘
,35c 'doz.
15c can

20c can

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Standard Salter & Egg Co.

l2 NORTH MAIN sT., scorn NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALR

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HERE’S YOUR OPPIORTUEITY TO PURCHASE A j’GAS
HEATER AT A SPEOI lLLY LOW BEIGE. ’ '

CyfinderStyle,$3.08.8pecial $3.25
LowRadiatOTStyle,$4.50.8pecial 33.75
High Radiator Style,$4.98.'special $4.25
'.Lawson_Heater, $3.08._8pecial . $3.39
_ iReflthOr Style, $750. Special $6.50

Albert/13*. Gehebe

, corneas car WAGE"

lllll'dl frequently clashcd with the de-
partment through his insismnce mm.
more destroyers ho withdrawn from
the troop convoys to augment the
anti-submarine forccs in European
)waters.

3 \VASHINGTON. .lun. l9.-“’lielllvr

. . . p0 of its sub-
committee a mvesxigdlion so as to em—

brace the enlire qucslion of nava: op-
erations Was to be decided by the
Senate Naval committee before Rear
Admiral “’illiam S. Sims resumed his
testimony late today.
Admiral Sims~ in his appearance be-
fore the subcommittee Saturday
charged the Navy Department failed
to co-operaie With him while he was
.111 command of the American fleet in
;European waters, said there was a
ack of policy and otherwise criticised
he conduct of the Navy's end or the
iwar. This resulted in a decision by
:the subcommittee to request the full
committee for authority to extend the
hearings to matters of a general sort.-
‘ Secretary Daniels in a letterrcceiv—
ed today by Chairman Page or the
committee, declared it was 11 he
who had told Admiral Sims before
the latter’s departure for London in
March, I917. "not to let the British
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fight the British
l In his tc‘s
lmiral‘stated

. as the Germans." ‘
nmony Saturday the ad-
such an admonition had
In "by a high_olficlai” be-
liore his departure overseas. .

The secretary wrote that, "at the
proper time any Jaiminded‘figoious,
effective and successful prosecution. or
the war. so far as the' Navy Depart-
,ment and the entire Navy am cou-
ccrned, are based on opinions which
air;I Wyliggt iusélfilscafiom'i 7 , '

cu cravedChni‘ aiiPage
that Admiral Sims’ letter gimp en-
titled "certain naval lessons” or the
great war" had been referred to the
I, eneral Boarder theNavy‘ {or action.

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“the legislature to .e

.1 fitionvlaw.
root the executive committee to ,
select delegates to represent Co ‘

one? including the llicllcsz .pmucd p912
sonalitica special punishment provid-
cd by the- Peace (‘nllgrcsa The pow-

crs hriclly recall. among so many
crinms. the cynical \lolzlll'un of the:
neutrality of Belgium and Luxem-

'bour§r. the barbarous and pililess s38
Halli oi' hostagt'S. lli‘lloi'liillull on mass,
lilo carrying Ofl‘ us‘ young girls from
tho city of Lille. elm \ven- mm from
lllril‘ families and dclivcrcd Ill‘ft-llsv-
lcss to the worst lu‘mlliscullyz lhc s_\'.~'-.
u—maiic devastation of entire l'i"ll'll‘lll:~'
\vilhout military utility. thc subudrin :
\vm- without rcstriclion. including: in.
human abandonmvn: 01 victims. on the.
his], seas, and inuumclablc acts
against noncolnhamms commillcd by
(Em-man autllorily in violation of the
bars of war.

Responsibility. at least moral, for
all these. m‘ts xeachm up to tho su-
prcme head who ordered ihcm, or
made abusivc new or his full parcels to
infringe, or lo allow infringcmcm. on
rho most sacrcd rcgulmious oi human
conscience. .

"The powers cannot conceive that
the GOVCI‘Illlltlli ot‘ the Netherlands
can rcgm'd with less reprobation than
themselves the immense responsibility
of the former Emperor. ’

“Holland would not fulfill her inter-l
national duty Lf shc refused to associ-‘
ate herself “‘illl other nations as far
as her means allow in undertaking. ori’
at least not lliudcrixlg. chastlscment of"
the crimes committed.

“in addressing this demand to the
Dutch Government. the powors be-
lieve it their duty to emphasize its
special character. It is their duty to
insure the excculion of Article 227
without allowing themselves to be
stopped by arguments. because it is
not a question of a public accusation
with judicial character as regards its
basis, but an act of high international
policy imposed by the universal con-
science, in which legal forms have
been provided solely to assure to the
accused such guarantees as were
never before recognized in public law.
The powers are convinced Holland,
which has alwéys shown respect for
the right, and love of justice, having
been one Of the first to claim a place
in the society of nations, will not be
willing to cover by her moral—author
ity the violation of principles essential
tO‘the solidarity of nations, all of
which are'equally interested in pro-l
venting the return of a similar catas-I
trophe; i

“It is to the highest i
Dutch pe0ple not to app l
the principal author of this catastro-l
9119 by allowing him shelter on her tor-l
ritory, and also to facilitate his trick;

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ear to protect

which is claimed by the vol .
lions of victims. can or mil
(Signed) "CLEMENCEAU."
_ .
VOTE TO AsK Fort

SPECIAL sEsSlo

HARTFORD, Jan. 19
tion state central
here last week to
Holcomb to call a

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committee vo'tedl

 

special 393st of l
nact legislation for '
t of the natitihal mohi- l
{misc was decided to

the enforcemen

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‘ 00d ~\.-_ _ . 7 me: Em mm. 1f he had “mauled llllllll dealllh an Io . I I . . . .
Smith, nude" ' I r llcgmlaiure “K ”Hf-V ”"1 lchcral German)". would havc been delivered [from June 30_ WW. mid lllrn‘opnllml; A 1.01mi.“ .Vui'zll . I}
Remington. all other umcndnwm. ( ol. (IlllmuIn or this-I city undo;- u". mu... conditions by the Cox" is shared h), a nlajoril)’ m 5"“‘m'3fit l “-cndorf-xl llwlp
makes. sold. rented. , \ and (.harlm iiirley. mun chuInmanr. man (Annulment. I . is bcIlicw-d. bl” “5 ”HI... ;.- ;.I,._I,,‘1II I. . _ I
repaired. Rentals.85 .urcI recent acqulclilonsIm tlch is! o "Tho Xl'lliE‘rlaII‘ls 1s ('(lnvanaut “1,“ (“195mm looming up a: :m (. sup .n.( tlllg up on 2.:11'.
per month. Machines C O ee ‘ C petitioners for tho Spl’mlfll sunshine?! 1le incomrcvertiblc rout-(ms which llll ll“. commissionvl's lhollglli lu :: fu . . 1. l'l IIWIIIII II . 5
mm afllOpermontb “ wndicalion ”mt. ”‘0 suffrage ’31” 1" periously (XaCl that premeditated vice mlnm mu following l‘l‘-.<(blu‘.loni .1 s1)» ll!...( .. . .
iaking root “1”] effectiveness m m“ lotions of inwmmionai lrcatics. as. Tlull inasmuch u< Illc (‘Oltnil' ("mu-l from 92.00 in $6.09. ;
PLUMBER. fl “3““ An.“ ”"3 "7‘3”" is ”‘3‘ “duh-mil as systematic disrcuul'd oi‘ lhv'mitsmners‘ Association find llml ;t is ‘ "
TYPEWFHTER- EXCHANGE. . _ Hays. chairman of the Republican fill-finest med rules and rights 01. na- impraclicul m carry into 03.“! “$01 II . . \I .r I
*. Full-field AVG" Bridgeport. COfifl- Specxal sale f0!“ one week only. commenm Sat- lional (‘Ol‘lllllillPO, ““5 sent m" “1”“, lions. should receive as regards every provisions or (‘hamor 1.24 01‘ up, .czr I :Builng lll . .3” A .4

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.nvissioncrs of Connecticut. ‘.r tm'e At BRAND 5
,lllul l'cllulo on all liquor Ilia law‘s l -

should be roi‘uudwd from . uuv 30, r v “ ,.. "if
Wit-l. agrccablo to tho lenml Pymmm JEVV ELRY and 01"; .L. a

l-ilinn law in tho date of ~~xm‘i;z'inn,.

bcliming ll was the mu m 0: 1h. Log» . STOR
islaiurc n!‘ 11*]? lo rm‘und for filo: cu- . ..-
lirc umxpircd pl‘l‘lOll. and that ac— South NOI‘Wfllk, *. .i

lion by the county conlmis.‘Emma’s of’
tho 51310 in regard to the palm-uni of
lhls rrl'lmd ho dolcrrcd lo llm
sion of the Louislaiurc of l’lL‘l."

’Rovcnues from liquor lll‘I‘l‘lSl‘> in 2.---
Hartford (‘ounly for lllc _\'c:.:‘ culled, II .. II_
September :10. 1919. was $252,357. ac. f ARE YOll £1151.” 13h;-
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POUill) commhsloucls. .\I.lilnii.il plo I 1“ “\hl Rl.;.l
hlblllon £01111! into effect lilrl “~ka
will practically \vipc that item off tjzmg A. :0,” \H il MM, .l, ‘
noxtpnporl. From the liqum. x..\.._ pv'clazad in ll'z\“.‘,'; II
hues in Hartford (‘oumy 1h. Post. -I . . I I~ II III
you» «zldcd Scplomhvr Rn. » 51:. Ail) «ii A\\‘ .- I. .
town l‘l‘i"f‘l\‘0(l 3155.16355. llu~ vmm') Dominik-El) :l‘ll‘t : 3,. '
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Skids damage property andlman and ullqlwsliullalhly ?

Now Is the Time in

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TAYLOR 8; GOLD}- .

Real Estate and Insn ..

South Norwalk, C‘t'lii
Telephone 1233.

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often sacrifice life.

We Carry All Sizes

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RABBITS ......... 75. :-
FOREQUARTRRSLAMR..........."..... ......... 2:”?
arsnsnoumnRs ..... 2...
cALvns LIVER ......... 3:.
3.... men ..... 12c 22..
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