'v.
mango-u is for happiness—-
whet the poets onyx-hilt
botfer don't you think 'on‘
or day. . as Minimal ”
figxiotzin this. New was
Without a good simply ’01
Black bird‘ every time. '
‘ is well the Dove of pooco
ho fight the ($010
thiseriessunt‘om. A scrutiny-f
c you Quail but cool will
you Crow it your bins are
sparking lumps when the .,
shows ten below.
‘efifiiere's no, use talldng-Coal's a .
We regular Canary—that sings
got happiness in this year's
‘.\
“YOU INTERESTED?
3 doubt. you will be if you
call. ‘sa'fve money by buying
your
Watches, Jewelry,
3 01001:: and Optical
000d:
Q
.331- ..
From
3?;13RAND’S
I Jeholry and Optical Store
‘ ,sotrm Nonwnnin
, AND CHINESE}
‘ , . VRESTAURANT
.Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 406
Wat Supper Including Soup 55c
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85¢
0' . 13 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m. >
Phone 2253 ,
Call 499
JAFFE & ASH
‘ We are in the market for all
kinds of junk, second-hand fur-
.m and old clothes.
3.... We pay the prices for every-
/
m‘many a. vexing Hawk.“
flfimmmmmmm
o
hm stocks are low throughout the ma; such. m a
inere::~':~g. . 3 ,, , .
The Hatch 8. ‘ Bailey Co.
!
l
1
l
_, , . .
Schultze 8 Thursday Spec1als
"8110st 830mm .1”;9.3.1."3.3.3....".3 23c 11:.
‘ DIxm BACON 3 32a lb.
saooxrmm zoos . 3m dos.
Baooflzsm on GOLD MEDAL Bums . 72:: 11:.
our om: Pawns 0N CANNED GOODS iii? m can
Schnitze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License 30. l7”.
nouns: com nouns:
Mme. Jeannette .
So. Norwalk’s Leading Corseliere & Glover
56 soon: MAIN srr. '
Our sternum: Clearance 8an ‘or corsets, Gloves,
Brassieres, Hosiery and Underwear is now in progress. This is
a big money saving opportunity. Do not fail to take advantage
' ‘ t
*W;
of same.
fl
I .87 ‘ .11 St, East Norwalk, Ct.
s...
Smith, Underwood.
Remington. all other
. makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
sold ntSiOpermonth.
PLUMBER.
SPECIAL SALE
‘ ~ on
MEN’S SHOES
"Army Last”
Woes from $5.00 to $7.50
All Sizes .
.Max Levy’s
31.South Main St..
~South N orwalk.
-_ -__._. .~ he... 0.....- .
~ Agency For
PLACKSTONE TIRES
, AARON KOHN
" Supplies and Accessories
Standard Butter & ligg Co.
12 NORTH MAIN 81., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN '81, NORWALK
PHONE 1990
69c lb.-—BUTTER—69c lb.
Best Elzin Creamery
American Cheese ' b.
Best Cansdled Ellie . . . . . - Reads.
ommo r .
Pitted Prdngg fife“
IIII‘IIOCIIIIIDI.
oooooooooI-Ioloooooo-c
o,ooc.ocooooooooo-ooooo'
Campbell's Baked Beans . . . ' . . 2 cans for 25c
ozzzaioboun,.......,........ Ocean
Condensed Milk . ' 19c can
Evaporated Milk 15c can
one...
onloolooooo.
cocoocooo'l'
ooll,_oooovlco
vided. Loren WW
grin Chew instilled.
bouquet-the first. 0
F. 1)-
son; secretary, J. Frederick Baker;
county representatives, on the board
at governors. William '3. Down.
New Haven county. Harry Racket:-
zle, (Bowen/Fairlie“; county. L. 3!.
8; Clark, Middle"; county, Aimed J.
Bailey, New ‘Londofcounty. Malcolm
Rudd. thchfield county, Judge Robinj
son, Windham county, William Henry
Hall, Toliand county, Robert 0. ‘80-
ton, chairman of winning commit-
tee.
President Frank. A. 00193 of Middle-
sex was locomot- at last night's
gathering. He’s-cad telegrams or re-
gret iron: Senators, Brandcgec and
McLean. and men Merritt,
Freeman and Tllson; and introduced
Governor Holcomb and Patrick H.
Kelley, common, from Michigan.
as the chief speaker of the evening.
Macks Rodlullsm.
Governor Holcomb in his speech
said he hopedgfhis would be the last
"dry" hanquet 7 the association. and
expressed the belief that within a
Connecticut would be participating in
the McKinley day dinner. He made a
spirited attack on radicalism and said
that. the great issue before the people
of the country today was American-
ism.
In commenting upon, the record of
the New Democratic administra-
tion he made. reference to President
most that "the country
enough absent ‘treaimeni from its
president." He said he did not he-
lieve their was a man present at the
banquet who would live to attend an-
other banquet held under a Demo-
cratic national administration.
Congressman Kelley made a. bitter
attack upon the forces of ilolshevism.
Communism. and other "isms" which
war to implant seeds of strife in Am
ericon labor institutions.
”While the honest. conservative
working man was doins his utmost to
win the war. the radicalrelcment was
gaining a foothold in labor unions and
the fight between the honest, conserv-
ative working man and the radical
who would overthrow our institutions
or government. is now on." he said.
No, like Governor Holcomb. said the
Else
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$0$.\
w‘.
‘\ A23.
4
333* “x
W“? ~~ -
, \ M 3.... p .7 “.3
430 lb Ceym“ 43 lb
' , T (ea ' C.
_ Fancy Ceylon Tea at a price bound to please
thrifty housewives. W'e sell this tea in bulk. It is
absolutely free from dust and the price is about half
that you pay for it in cans._ Try it. You still like it.
No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofi'ee. lb. . . . . . . . . . . .. 39c
Large Juicy Grape Fruit. each. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. . . -. . . . . . . 35c
Swift’s Pure- Leaf Lard. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ‘. . 29c
’S vift’s ArrowBorax Soap .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5 for 35¢
American Beauty Ginger Snaps. bbl. . . . . . . . .. 35c
Fort Hubert Early June Peas. can . . - . . . . . . . . .‘ me
3’
83 lVaShinzton St. Phone 1405.
FREEEAUTQ D
.
3..-.'...'-"-...7“.'.7.. 100‘
“irssmonsn
,r,s-1b..r...-9c,
«our. rams, ' ,
l
3
[reads of
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{viola
Phone 527 Prompt Delivery
. Albert F. Gehebe
rr's Hana n- IT‘S nousswnas’.
. - Galvanized .Ware. ,
~ ASH onNéj........:..‘....s-p'.!.; mow
casinos. onus ' ’ ’
wasni'iusg ‘ 7901p;
fnorsav Assam-mas ,. 333.33g
summon
cost-cf mar eases frightened. ,gaflea...
APARIS..Jail-.r273:%é «emulsifier; :
imminent ha'ssent a note to Paris
21113
onoeflmore; ~tofindlli‘.__efth¢ all? 0 h
. 91 z .
treaty. dealing with!
persons accused
'..~
.5
a
1”- holic liquors
,- Written, the cond
which prescribed.
é , (more dispen
o.n-o.:-’.--oic,...;:39°-npfi‘ m
salvation of Connecticut, as of the
country at large. Hr: in a return to
the principles of true Americanism.“
-..__..._.—..._. -....... .
HOW LIQUOR CAN ?
BE USED 1N SICKNESS
Continued from 1‘" one 1
Decision 2381 on :hu medical uses of
wines and Spirits, which i": as rollomz:
"Physicians may prescribe. wines
and liquors for internal uses, but in
every such case mch- prescription
shall be in duplicmm and both copies
be signed in the physician's hand-
writing. The quantity prescribed for
a single patient for a period '.of len
days shall not. exceed one pint. In no
case shall a physician prescribe alco-
_ unless the patient is un.
der his constant personal superfi-
sion." 0
“All prescriptions shall indicate
clearly the name and address of the
patient, including street and apart-
ment number. it any. the date when
men orillness for
and the. name of the
om the prescription
pharmacist to wh
Is I? be presented
exuding the phvs"c g .
Mr. Walsh goes on . u ans records.
“The physician
,_amount and kind oi li-
sed by each prescription.
and the'name of the pharmacist fillim‘
same.”-
ATTACKS sowhstos . . _ . ‘7 ‘ z
' 61' MlooLsrowN
._ l
l-ut “0“,"! Jan. 23....“ hilt
‘ ack . . _ “er
lJorsey ($9393:ng ”Antonino: New.
' ’ 53Patrick 3,:
“KM“??? Republican
i‘m‘d" here last night? "Rhino, tea”;
(5 ,_
ws that within: . . ,
flCP;h.' '1” “3
mm.- It took osthrto enforcesagl
"if he attainiota to Germ" ‘ g
9f Wilden to :33 on
“3139me1103, '8“: -- ,
Iit; seem like old times in the Armory.
iNorwaik played an exceptionallygood‘
year or tho at the most women ”home in me first h “f, and held the up-
.4; Av, ,Aw. a,
.1“;
yatf
V ,.
, , oats Reduced
‘ m inawidochciocotoohlo'ldlnxilkorclothflnish. The
.mi, my my." 3 mtle Mute M in h m of each coat. Children‘s Rain .
When " YOu Buy an Umbrella Here
Ron-are sure of getting full value for‘your money in the strength of the frame, quality of the
cover and good taste in the handle. Many grade: for men, women and children.
m
Trunks. SuitCases, Travelling Bags
lliNBURlitiAlN. inlaid—hi H. high so:
”Minimum; ‘lllflllllfifl ; ~
3.....ms. , ' 03 um”;
Armour, between D3232? tails 31:32:;
waflgvvasthemoote as“ u' ., _ . i .. v“ ' '-
The large attendance. the «Dell and Miss Euenom Rafielio, ofzfamily on (3M \luhll pay
189 Columbus Avenue,;mems.
New Haven, Tells How:
Thankful She is for CI-’
the familiar faces of the players. made
'NOT IRAISE A FEW
team dearly. as the vi tors missed but , ’ (‘HICKENS
The place where um um
buy clothes for the whole
.0...
who
per hand in the score—108.
In the second half Norwalk seemed:
to lose its team work and Guamieri
made several fouls that cost. ihe home
-d.
Wilson’s European trip in thtquflgzz ,ioo far satin. and the game ended with 3
,Dryfuss. .
he said had taken advantage or ihel
l
and 9, respectively
one shat from the to line. lilorwaik: {(7 . ii é
made a noble. attempt to not. e one; . ~ _ - : ' , _ . i -.
basket that was needed to put tho. , . I It s intciestmg 1
score in their favor. but the time was : i
Buckeye
,lncubators
' In all sizes—415 52m?) .~, i?
?The Standard
Colony Broodm-
Makes three
where one grew beforc.
he score: llanbury. lS: Nor“;
The lineup was as follows:
Norwatk. '
Ashmeed. . . .... R. G. . ..
L. G.
“’i‘ight.......... C.
Guamlert ..... . R l-‘. , .
\Vca!er......... L. F. ........\lcCariy; .
Robertson... Substitute. ....... Shane .
The preliminary game was too anew; " 1
sided to be exciting. The Hope Hose.
played circles around the Bridgeport?
boys and the game ended with the;
score: Hope Hose 20: Bridgeport, 8.i
The ”cannons as follows: ‘
Hope Hose. Bridgeportg:
Smith ...... R. f‘
_. .......... Ha cs
Mason...... y
L. G
Broiherton C.
.. L F.
.3. . . a. r.
a} k, 17. '
Danbury. ‘
. ..\\'asner;
. . . .Norman .
. . ....... Vingal
clan 19.115
3'? 3W
1
3.
-_. ' "M ELLo _.
l ELLENORE RAFF V. -
. ....... Tiancev. '1": {if many pedple \‘v'h'o suitor ii‘oml ’ .
........... Quinn indigestion and. dyspepsia “lth gio‘llrgAibert D NIGFO at”
........ (‘oogan acid stomach, With gas and bloat, me: , 3 H
. ....... Driscol : iorpid them. feel run damn, have no:
;envray. the Tonic (.‘lNOT has sure; . ‘
-De Ponthicu. 1* ronch
Elwen a boon. “‘0 are. pie-med to press;
. x .- ' . 1‘s ll'i‘i‘ilk). win i~ we . ‘
M“ Wm “H- a i ‘ Boxer. Loses Hum .i-m
REPORTONE . . , . .
and fm‘ti-i'alily known 1:: -xt-x. lln\(n..
NEW CASE OF :Shc slays: “i d g! u l n with; w ,
. V” V 'i “ ‘xflYC su, (are a p ‘i; t 01 A ; ... 1; .
‘ “FLU IN LIT} .zindilgcslimi. Nothing I would out!
w 'sevmcd to sense With me. I felt ner—
Jvous. run down, and would have i'righz- W ..
iiul headaches wiili s: Vere dizzy splits. 1.0,..m- H.“ .
xmy liver was tcrpld and. a1, times, ll day 1., “own”;
Dibble:
RS.
ASK FOR CIRCULA
Kelley” . . .
M.-
PAR ES, a
cl... :xzpinx‘:
tunic. “ill 9‘ 7‘:
Jun.
_ H.” wavy
(Continue: 1mm First Page).
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though feeling ill. will not "give in." ,
Lu! insist on reporting for work.;\vuuld b9 afiliclod with backache.
unending germs: broadcast until they had heard so much about (‘IXOT mall 3. ' . ,1 ,‘ , ,
tm' forced to who to their beds. 31 thought i would try it and can liulh-.“" ‘_" "
Three new cases of measles havol’uliy say ihm one bottle of this won {‘hTNTi‘liis ”=5
been reported in the health officer. dcrl‘ul remedy has accomplished more shi‘rrad :1 11 ~':‘.'.:*:
“’ASHINGTON. Jan. L‘s—An in- man all the other remedies l haw-9333.:may”; ‘
rmase in the number of cases (it"in- Uikvn. I just loci line‘ and am glad.‘ ' ’
fluenza, among the American troops in . m “Idol's” “NOT" . '
Siberia. was shown today in a state-l CINOT is mad" l‘mm ht‘i‘hhl .
ment issued by the War Iiopartumnt,wliich act of the rural organs in 3 aagr‘d in rpm-n :1» ,
dealing with the outbreak of the dis-“1710mm and Pleasant manner and :‘6- 3.7.33 3 p ..
case in the army both at home and stores them to a healthy amion. 1,, ',' ' “ . '
abroad. For the weeks ending Jan. 2- C‘NOT i6 39"! at Plaistcd's DWDV'r' d
, 24 and 41 (era'ges‘ Store, Washingtonotreet. Alva. at. :hc‘
were reported. The only diseasvdvam \Vosumrt lung ('0.. “neuron; Suita- _
reported, however, was one due'to 1u_‘€r'.~‘ Drug Store. 503731331”: “’- H-
berculosis. §.loll9s', Stamford: H. l). Norzhxup's,» y m H
The report showed the death rale'lianbury. and at Hartman‘s ilrnusm M
among troops in G Start”, 81 Fairfiold Axe, Bridgeport—Aw“
high. For the weck Adv. “sled sonic: by kit-z
was 36.74 per thousand. ~ -.-....._....._..._. €03 hm.- we swim“. .-
slightly higher than {or 1:11 CANNOT LOCATE ‘ ‘I h d d A
NE‘V OCEAN ROUTE
,H
Him: 1.19: ;-.1"
11,123.41; .1 '
Plants, Varied h;\\§:‘.n m
[Lu '
.K‘ \‘avk in W'l .m.‘
m lxion luau \x-“-: .l‘
twai' W‘w"
auz‘g-rlutv. a},
the fan}: um I‘ 1w '
., |i\lj‘_r ‘
which was
c preceding
oek ending Jan.
llli V"
16. there were Winner! 63 Cases or i in“?! the droim'w HM
- .- . ln- '
:3.?le§§§ 311(11130 case‘ —-———- ;l(‘l1 Found bout “ill! “
.. ea is-i’x‘om the latter disease i L03 ANGEI ES Cal Jun "'2 ~‘JOS "Ion ‘
, . , _ . . .. . -0. - no l‘undx.
fluBL'DABEST, Tuesday, Jan, 21—3,. kph F. Bet-hand, explorer and former“ ' ‘
on?“ Victims are increasing in this Wilmm 0‘ 1105 31186198. is returning
'l‘h‘o' man.) dropping. in the streets. ix‘om. the North American Channel, ac‘:
, _ ,3 cording to word just i‘ecez'v ,1
week. During the w Jim pi‘ui‘iininzn'iq-s. ;:
'-"Pry a 99"”091 War. UH ‘~“
the Sentinel.
years to force
tie to the Atlantic 0
American continent. .
Bernard has twice deli
;fields in a ten-ton schooner,
.Bear, accompianied .by
{Siberian cons p
nearly dye years.
“.1...
r-m-w womb.-
rd lhe ice .
the Teddy .
LIFT‘OFF corms
one man! ‘_ 7 -
e“’”"‘“"“’°"' WITH FINGER:
s absent for
His assistant died ; _‘
the explorer sailed ‘
. fields alone. ’
9 again ended north in the
r, this muein the hope of l
_ mile to the Adan? - ~
Hurley. 3’ 'A rim. linitlv or "i !‘<”~‘Ii“T“ . .
ix‘ed wax-clinic at my din: slot-o: .;: -‘ *' '
B k 1 been cite-aforops upon any WW" “1' .
. an _$ and andstha‘t Etanily it stops hurting. 11“?
§§$:S‘§.aingici: “(£3331 headed Mlhgm km that 1301 llf‘l‘smno ((3.,
. 7 ' .. hoot . ’ ' 2‘
P3389436 between the two 023.333 - lho Bragg?! :“h 50‘“ fl” H
. , « m
, . fimm‘tl'fiw‘” .
g 33‘”! “1393.1"! 1.9mm Welware [um
Womenfiaofike ‘ ‘ ‘ “f ’- kitchen needs
STEEL
fie
M
WOMEN ORGANIZE.
TO FIGHT HIGH L
COST OF LIVING on this voyage and
-------~———..._. - ' t0 the ice
_ his boat.
1 In 1915s
or
on
Few Drops of “I-‘n'i’m‘m '
Corns Lil: 05-th) PL;
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- ,Ccntinued From First Page.
.o..
.
0-40 out?»
-—__._.
_ . _' Policies Outlined. 4 '
.‘I mted States District Attorney Eli-d ti
uard 1. Smith («plained the diterence
betwaen the actual law and file
The policies which the
c r
f3:9-caucuses-JuanswnJ
UA;‘<E
3s .Esmniittee, can,
'1 appointment 1'
MM
1'33 as a member of: ’ ”
B - y ,
sits
1
\K :.
, 1.89m
0‘73 qt, $2.72.!”RF
m. L ERAMEL 3
Win; 8 qt., $2.09; io
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