"’3 A ”I“ , ...—.... “fizszmr'rz
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:srelicbleconrceof .. You rememberthe'pueble eta; , mam”-
Bl bird l for happiness-—. W - . ..t ’ , d
this: whuaet thespoets say—but ten. ,. of them werewise andllve foolishcndthet “M the ‘mr—"ent 2:: u: 15:13:33»,
Coal is better don’t you think on a high average. should be “no; geared n.“
reeknsel line re-
any winter's;day. as heroine-s , MW“ b m the p
cannot exist in this Newr'England
clinic wtihout a good supply of
Coal—a Black bird every time. ,
Coal is as well the Dove of' peace -
to all who fight the cold and
eaves from many a vexing Hawk -
and miseries untold. A zero. day
will make you Quail but coal will
make you Crow it your bins are
lull of sparking lumps when the
bulb shows ten below.
There's no use talking—Coal’s a
bird—a regular Canary—that sings
a song of happiness in this year's
January.
Naturally we hive taken unususl precautions to insure our
customers conpbteeefisfsction onevery Wtflm This
menus exceptionally strict inspection of‘sto‘ck, eerel‘ul checking ,
, of quantities'and silos, and speedy delivery._ Ithoflu'nuslity
. and better service mean anything to youletus have your next
I order for unharmed let us hwfituon- be-s. '
cause socks are low thrbufihout the trade-and the dunsnd is
increzs-rg.
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‘01": Japanese battalion which occu-.
i the station. , '
P'letdepresentstives of Admiral Kai-f
chek’e Government asked, on Jan. 2,,
that the ,nllied. on'icers mediate with
the’JnSurgents in an eirort to secure H
armistice of 36 hours. This was:
32:19 by members of the mission, who,;
’nt the time. announced that allied;
troops would not intervene in the con-
flict between the factions, which was
regarded as one relating to internal;
Russian politics. In the meantime, 1
The HatCh & Bailey CO. V virtually all of Kolchak's troops 10111-I
....— ed the insurgents. and when the al-
" ' ' ‘ lied representatives left Irkutsk. on
Jan. 5, it was evident the Govern-
.) ment's cause was lost. t how that re
‘ Latest reports seem o s -
' I‘ I Mme. Jeannette latlons between the new Got'ernment
and the Czecho—Slovaks have become
, . ’ , d th t Bolshevism appears to
So. Norwalk s 1.23an Corsetiere & Glover midi. gs... .. . ...... or m.
' MAIN 91‘ . arrival of Red agents WOTKIEE 1:11 51:21::
° ' lsh ik rm . no
56 SOUTH ggtgleeenngemgzoli'satmgps and Czech
' Ann h nts a re orted, and it is
Our hr“ ual Clearance 831° 0‘ Corsets, Gloves, $223: fidmlralrlzolcgak and his stair
ARE YOU INTERESTED?
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' Wonderfufly rood values that are iust what the Eirlies want. Sixes 5. S.
10. 12. 14 and 16 years.
WHITE WAIST-S IN WINTER WAISTS
Ideal for business or home wear. Splendid values from ...». ... . . $2.00 l0 84.7»:
I?! "I . 1.]! MORE OF THE FRENCH. FLANNEL WAISTS
That are now so i’ustlv popular in very attractive patterns.
xrlxxtnusr A FEW MORE SILK WAISTS ON THE BARGAIN 1‘ i ll”).
. . ' . . . . have been, in risen at Irkutsk.
Brassieres, Hosiery and Underwear is now in progress. This is In South Rug“, ”,9 Bolshevm have
resumed their advance against Gener-
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No doubt you will be if you I
can save money by buying I
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your ' . , the from, the main effort of the Soviet;
0f same- ' “- "h" "_I troops appears to be directed south-t
ward against Crimea. and southwest-,.
Watches, Jewelry,
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Clocks and Optical
Goods ...}i'iur.
Incck of land has been staycd momen- .;
Iiarily. in the latwr area. the Reds ‘
, ghaxe pushed l'oxu..rd tlnun the rail-
Jewelry and Optical Store iwny toWurd Nikolmcfl‘ after occupying
‘ , . . _. _ , irllizabethgmd. hm still are about titty;
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On the (lantern half of the from. the,
iihr-‘aioning Rod advance along the H
{a . “E— Western shores of tho (‘aspian Sm has I?”
- ' ——“‘—' ‘~ Ibcrn checked and thrown back. lnI
:' - I'M—ERICAN'AND-CHINES the (‘Pl’llf‘n GGDOlHl Dcniklnc's units hf
RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40:
Special Supper including Soup 55c
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85c
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. have fallen back. but in the lion r0 I. ,
Flnest lsion the anti—Bolmowiki nrc inaimnin-
er 0 5mg lhi‘ir positions. All reports concur, ;
Creamery _, ‘in saying the Ru>~ion rpm at is being :cf
. {carried out in an orderly manner. and .“g
13 North Mam Street _ lillat lhc pursuins Soviet cavalry 18:6
11:30 to 1 a. m. . ,gaining ground only stop by step, and l":
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a big money saving oppoflunitx Do not fail *0 take advantage a1 Denekine. 0n the western ha"? 0‘ mwmmnwzmmwww :w “an-“TL“ .-.- .:~ ..
a I
.. J ward against the Kherson-Kikolaiefl-‘H . .
I . Odessa area. In the former sector
they have reached :hemorthcrn end 0!
From ‘ ' ‘ the isthmus and ruptured Genichesk
and Perekop, but further progress ‘ .
BRAND 95 {across the narrow and easily defended . .
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Day of Our Fiscal Year I
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9 Selected Eggs 610 dOZ Q We W111 sell all ready to weal clothed
in \l'esiem llu~ in tho lwllish ad- \
n‘ance along a nim wamilu iron! has 31- l
Call 499 '
Every One Perfect mined a maximum penetration of
JAFFE & ASH
We are in the market for all
kinds of junk, second-hand fur-
niture and old clothes. 9
We pay the prices for every-
87 rért St.. East Norwalk, Ct.
'l‘oland and ”the min continue and
f“ rmscnlmivvs are try-
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, ins to mediate ii ire.
‘ . 3 lbs. [or $1.00 ~ LONDON. Janf‘nn- (
‘wncrnl lehfll‘
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Smith, Underwood.
. sian Northern Army in tho offensive
TRY ()l [R BE,S‘I last fall against l‘rironrad. whmw nr- '-
mst was rum-ind lwrc yesterday. in
Remington all other TE 5 50 lb “dViCPA' from 1‘ TN 1" s ' ' ' '
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makes. sold. rented, A - c ficial quarh is m lmvv be H I I
‘ per month. Machinee' We have the kind you use., Quality the finest. cm! Yudeninh was rclcasml an a m.”
Bold aihODer month" ’ ’ ' .. ;» J; “u" of [W’s-“‘1" ""W‘Pd b." French and
’ PLUMBER. ‘ . , . .
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, ' f " D k C onuow ,m ..n . ,
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I. FIII'HGId AVG; BPIGO‘EDO’t 00"” . r y 0. I1”“??? haw hm n comm-Hod 1:: ‘ (Sal:-
=_—_.-—-—_-:=-.-—-—————-——— ._.__.__ I J . “in" ”19 (‘ZYX Hf Ilt‘rboni, on the ww'
SPECIAL SALE
'02: ,
i MEN'S SHOES l _,
from Moscow
In Eastern Siberia. 1h“
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dispatch \
u ,, , IN”! 1; l’ei. .,— 2«.‘ .33” ..
val ASTgOLast _ EntireOAl‘finrl Home: h In 1mm l H] ‘
. ues from $5.00 to $7.50 ~ , _,_, -..-..“
All Sizes = GLASS COL!) T0 ‘
Max , Levy’s
31 South Main St..
WWW. Bishop Urges Churches
' *4“ ~-— I To Raise insurance g “—— :32:
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UPON FINAl 7C?
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cgatcs to an .‘ni‘ormal Conference. “pro—
vided the scope. and character and
limitations oi such a conici‘vncc a;
well as the impossibility of l‘nitvd
biales Govcnnucni action, arc whorl"
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AARON KOHN
Auto Supplies and Accessories
55 Railroad Ave.
Agency For l'hzlmber oi‘ ('ommcrco of the l‘nilvd
BLACKSTONE TIRES ' ,
Mme Recommendahonior Adequate
Protection Against Fire 1055.
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+ Ramp eonn J.‘Nilan, of the Hartfcrd diocese, has address. . " "If 1hp people and gOVc‘mman 0"
(d uhe followmg letter to all priests in Connecticut: ”Lump“? MR Glass declared. 31m: '
WHOLESALE
and in] it is cv‘den't th 1: ' f fir -.. - - ""1’0’15 ‘0 ““1111 “eraser. t
RETAIL » - a in case 0 e In would cost mars than Wes, foreign ('r'vdits to cover advm'sci \
twice as mu :17 as theoriginal cost to replace any of our church
. . ' ilmlances would most probably 1,0 sup. :
buildings. It is therefore advpable that the amount of insur-
lplied by private investors and the
CIGARS, CIGARETTER‘
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t away an opportunity to save money. I
"oust or 1h.» ( ,i. q . .. . - x“; ' . \ ‘I
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... . . _ W. ';.:.::;.v:,:°*;,;~;a j; wearing apparel would be impossible
r - e ' e is dcclurul, Wm! ”(Influx I" . . ' 6. . lQ
; To the Insuring Public! 5 but suff1c1ent to say that a bargain ....
.about 65 miles. l‘i'fl'icultics between I‘ for men, women, boys and girls at [I 11'.
Nucoa N M Butler ' 34C 113 ~ ......“ C precedented low prices. We will make'
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as l'udcniipir ‘in‘ommandcr of the Rut-.339: thls the blggest selllng day Of tlle B 0:11 . V
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WORLD PARLEY awaiting those Who Will attend this sale.
Continm~ti.;:~om ‘Psze One. tomorrow. .
5;“:;:~::;::;:ztz.::2é:,C3:tif:.°.£.‘::::.::::‘32;;{I Sale on Men’s and Boys’ Clothes, \VO'I
; men’s Coats, Suits and Dresses.
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Gil-13" Coats ages on) 14. t
d.» r—- . .- \. .., ... .7 .... _, -.....
Fmand to res,
PIPES and TOBACCO. once carricd :31 each of your buildings shculd be increased in on m “Ch inlpramm‘r’jp
City insurdd. ‘ ‘ “[1191? is no log‘ 7
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3Iowa I‘d solving ti i ‘D 3(‘thal 5109
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The a‘nve is excellent advice, hilt will not only appl
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church buildings but all insurable properties. .
In five; years bunting cost has increased 60 per cent.—— meted m pay. ay reasonably be ex-*
claims which c
_ .annot be mr ' c - -.
hrehensmn and sen. t “the" ‘1
furniiure'cost 127 per cent—clothing cost 129 per cent. C:n~
; sequent}?! there has hair: a great incnease in tlie‘ values cav-
.:' eredwby the {usual policy on “dwelling and contents.”
‘Wé. AFFSiill Writing insurance at the same
'~ ~ ' memes}; RATES.
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, 1:012 AUTO INJURIES
- Arrow s; GOLDEN :
South Hal-wall: Trust Eo-npasybnilfing
Superior (301199?" yesterday. '
Deanbnther: I . IB-r-ctlgiillrtilfsir incomes. lllCl.(AllS(l lllul’i‘ \.
. 31!: ':::vv :1? the increased cost of labor and building mater- Ilimit their 'dh mu“, as pogsmlo' ""‘I I
:knocked down by
'meth d g ; . . . ‘ . .__- -
« 1.315.5“23322. “NiBRIDGEPORT WOMAN I
. : order to obi}, n {dequate’ protection" vainst ossible s . ‘ ' '
TARLOV BROS . is especialb’nc-;;-31j in tlzcscmaée; ignore iliisursince1 011:5 b13215 f,n;1;,h‘;n‘;‘"‘°"can 9901)!“ Should not. in CHOSEN HEAD OF E ' " ‘
U to.Date Oi St wn’ten at a; reducedwrete wig? thefitipulsticn that the. insured fiand 3011131355.) lei?! 11:13:32: ‘0 fiasco-v. THE EASTERN STAR ‘
P- 83? 01‘6 shall carry at Ices» 00 per cent. of the total value 3f tne prop- 3'0 a demand 11m in}: , ii on' H “mm r—-—-— I I
Inhackemo Block, So. Harwell early insured. Infsucli crass the insured will be obl‘gad to share q“5"em9"‘5 "f E.‘H‘ovefl'n fgfifa‘ffiii' Continued From Fir“ Page‘ I I N
:- proportimate‘ shale of the lsss if ,ihs amount of the insur- f‘filllgtfroV‘flW failure ‘0 lake necélI ---- 6 U R" [T U R E
once carried is not 80 Per cent .9f the total value of the prop- é‘r‘ezin. em [or [he "ehabilita‘ion “I15“ new membpl‘s- 53 We“? affiliated“ _
,deven were reinstated and 23 grained. . :" v ’ V
by dispensation. The principal losses. ' 7 ‘
,n‘c-n problems than for $h§fikjfiitm€~ ,wcrc: Demitted. 1'52: stricken from ' H ' ‘ F U R "'1.” REX: ‘
a. , . . ~ . .s -- ~ - -"' ' ' 1 I I
;;}gi(;h‘(a}lgfhlio their indemnity claim? (Ali‘gibhuwfsssuspended, h, expelled, 1’5 I l2?”l29 WASHl‘Nc!‘ I
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3 “Brno mai 1 p The Grand Chapter receipts were: —. . .. . _ - I
. n enance of . $3,796.37 for the general. fund. There“ I V
p-pras received for the Robert ~Morrls
‘DOSe." . 05 “0 “set“! Durim‘emorial fund. for the establishment
ol .an‘Eastern Star home, $325.46, and I —~—M_W
.7 "‘“"“‘“~“"-— the contributions of the various ha -
‘ ERDICT FOR $1,500 Itcrs to the varic’m c p
{sonic Home, totalled $1,298.63.
‘ Following the routine business of
FR do rick F Whiteh _ ,the Grand Chapter the following offl-
pczt, formerly'of» Harboefdfiig‘fw Bridggkers _are expected to be chosen for the
weceiv ed .. Bea ensumgeifear: 1lforthy rand m .‘
5. a judgment of 315008219119 Miiihll. Louise 'Ginafid: degéidgg’ 4 ~ ‘ V
.\Velter rh . .8118:th recand patron. Fred - F 1 . ' ' \‘J
susmmzi‘snmcmsmnmcgjlrn g... .1}... Wm: » l e on ‘3 ‘9 om 0" 0“ -'
’ _ ‘ rs. attic l . St"k '.' .. '-
defendants automo. ton Junction; associaiew le, Vew'ng
cLosnn CARS “-fffiliflfliizid bite on amen
immigrants on com , .. """vvvvvvj—"vw""2 191
I I 25:8 ‘ . . .1. ' ‘ .fl __.- -.....s: :3le Wefl- Mu.
avenue. near Giiman Dr. Frederick C \i ‘ I I ' I I
9. The case, bur’v; t I. ‘ angrafl. Water» F H ilt
a. inheil’feJudse John E. 3.1;..er reasurer"ms' Harriet L . . am 0
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grand patron,
Winsted; grand treasurer
Bertha L. s. Gallup, 'xocsup: ‘
concern-em. Mrs. Hawk.
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