.y, FEB. 13, 1920
rcont NEXT WINTER
BUY IT NOW
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you intend buying an i
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0, we have not reduced
2, but have good Overcoats
., $25 to $50.
mble.
No matter how dry the coun-
. try may be, there is no pro-
l hibition to make our adver-
’ tisements dry.
l Here ’3 a very tasty fancy
l mixture in a business suit
‘ at $40. A spirited design in
’ black and white that is atonic
. p to one’s personality——$46. A
; sparkling burgundy—that
new shade, in a single or
. double-breasted business suit
l at $50. It’s a smooth article.
1 All the new styles are tapped.
, Not a rum pattern in the lot.
Rogers€9°Stevens
“ '— i Norwalk 'So. Norwalk
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la horrible story. It seems that. the
SOUTH NORWALK.
Victim's first had to strip and then
lt‘orm up in line with arms folded, The
; first line had to lie. on their faces
land were then shot. The second row
.‘mm in and took their places just‘be-
‘hind the first row, and so row alter
row of corpses Was pilt‘d UP until
‘ihero was what he geslcl'ibt’d “,5. a
. staircase of bleeding oties reacnng
RUSSlal’l Autoc'g-Juwmt to the ceiling of the shed.
“Some of the prisoners would be
, invited to walk about the garden, and,
Has a form of sport. the drunken Bol-
‘ shevists ‘potted' at them with their
. Hadly, daughters of Mr. Thonr revolvers, s0metimes killing, ' some-
:-‘~.'-. form"? NaiiOTlflh-“t 3‘" P- for times wounding. their victims. In the
and nieces of Mr. Timothy cellars of this prison were found :1
‘ (I have JU-‘t reached 119‘? number of large boxes. ln each of
1'. wst'nped from [\icfi With these were two or three naked bodies.
thv clothes-411m ““911: "Even when I left Kiefr the author-
were Wearing. says the ities had not co'mpleted their exca-
i ms Fliese ladies have been vations, but already between 4.000 and
, :ur eightycfirs HS governess. 5.000 bodies had been identified. Quite
. . bmn'in nlcff during eachgapart from these atrocities life in
- lmlshwvist rule. \thn they; Kieff during the Red occupation was
"-~l-h“\'I-<ts “'91'9 only 35121 time of terror—one long nightmare.
an! inn guns of the Reds 1 None of us knew when we would be.
hvrtrd in the city. ‘arrested. and there was always shoot-
:. fwi'rible story of Bolshe-t ing and firing in the streets. “'hcn
.n 0" “’hlt'll they were per- we went to bed we never knew wheth-
- They have been er we should live to the next day,and.
..n.; .. lurllc't'l out of their after a while, I think perhaps some of
. lllv streets at a moment’s us did not care. ’
> .i of their possessions. “Ten Bolshevists occupied the room
.41. nn-w-r subjected to per. next to mine. There was a. beautiful
:1: repeatedly threatened drawing room. There, night
night, they carried on drunken orgies
loseph Davis
85 Washington Street
Girls Tell Story of
thods of the New and
rible
y
lrish eii'ls the Misses Mayand
men‘s,
gum: the scene when Deni- of an unspeakable character. with
yum-red Kicff, last Sep- Women they had brought in from the
. right months of Bol- town, and I lay on'my bed with the
. .. Enpen Heaiy said: . dgor barricadeduuntil, from ecr.ex-
.~ z'r-r forget the day the Vol- Mutation. I went to sleep.‘ '
* ,. arrived. The people had a
’ mi: ill" hours for this relief. 'T'V" _..-..._-. '
- 'ki-n population rushed
~ primaries and caucuses were set and
after‘
'~ regarding Harry Lunte, substitute in- "les' a.
fielder. “ “ "7" ‘ Adveulrtfiise in The - tinel. ‘
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SUFFRAGE BLOCKED l
BY THE G. 0. P..
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William E.‘ Seeley. for John T.
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'King: Arthur F. Connor and J. A. IL! top ’0“ ngcr/andBowels
with violent drugs, but
take "Cascarets."
gRobinson for Alexander L. DeLaney,
tattended- the meeting as representa-
tives from the senatorizil district‘s
here. They attended both the formal
'session, where dates for conventions.
“Dynamiting” bile out of your sys—
Item with calomel and other sickening
h l f l t - . .
avgsir't of t e n orma .ga hering after {purgatiVes is all wrong, Salts, Oil,
1 No Action in Sight. yand Cathartic Waters act by fl00dln£
3 It was reported from Hartford this 'the bowels with the digefifiw’ juices
morningdthat Chairman Roraback had which are vital to the stomach. Cas-
promise to call another meeting of _ . , as a
the committee to consider the special carets are different. The) act .
tonic to the. bowel muscles. which is
session proposition. This the Bridge-
port men denied as they did another the only sensible way to relieve a bili-
ous attack. a sour acid stomach, or
rumor which said the members were
pledged to secrecy upon what trans- constipated bowels. There is no grip.
ing or inconvenience. You natutnlly
pired at the. meetings.
“After the business meeting there
was an informal gathering of the com- return to regularity and cheerfulnesfi.
mitteef niefmbei's and here the ques- Cascai‘ets cost Very little and
tion 0 Sit rage was brought up. The , . . . , .
subject was not mentioned in the reg- work “hm )0“ sleep.
ular meeting." Mr. Seelcy said, "The ‘
men discussed the meaning of the 7
word ‘_‘emergcncy" and someone I M'MULLEN YACHT CLUB
think it was Ullman of New Haven. TION'
agked Heal): for his opinion. it wasé At an adjourned meeting of Mo
?i‘a(i:t"that time we left to go for our Mullen's Yacht club. hcld last even
‘ ling, the following officers were 91°“
ELEC.
l . Favor Special Session_ ed-
IhllEdt-lii‘ ,Elnldersmod. ”’3‘ 3‘30“ two-l Commodore—F. .R. Humphrey.
confab Owetr‘e‘3 icloxamittee; at yesmmaY'S a \‘icc—Conimodore~liairy Oberlant.‘
’. ’Ol‘ 0. a spec-la; 80+ '9].
sio . » — , - . .
K0 1:11;;de lo hm? the COmmittce: Rear Commodore. l“. P. ll atcrs.
’ m the man?“ Secretary and Treasurer-«David C.
“V Sanford.
PHYSICIANS REFUSE TO GO , Board of lovernoi'sl—(‘harles W
i ' ' T " ‘ d .l h T.
ON ALLIED S-llPs 37:511-235.“. A. (owing an o n
— ' David C. Sanford was appointed a
BERLIN. Thursday_ Feb. 12.-—Phy- delegate to the Water League of Am-
slcians at Bl‘unsbuettel, at the begin erican convention.
ning of the Baltic Canal have v0
. ted
not to co aboard ships flying flats of ROSE PASTOR STOKES IS
nations “mm. were parties to the m} TURNED OVER TO c-HCAGo
mand for extradition of Germans ac-
cused of war crimes. Sick sailors
must, therefore, be, taken a bore for
treatment. The physicians of Rends-
burg. on the Elder and North Sea Ca
nals. will probably take similar action.
ALBANY. N. Y., Pub. 13.—~Governor
Smith today granted the request of
Chicago authorities for the extradition
of 110259 Pastor Stokes. millionaire so-
cialist. who is wanted to face an in-
dictment charcing hm- with advocat-
inz “reformation or overthrow of gov-
crnmcnt by force or other unlawful
means."
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HONOR FOR AMERICAN ELECTRI
TRICIAN.
TOKlO, Thursday, Fell. 5.-~~The em
peror has conferred upon John R.
Geary. general manager for the Gen
eral Electric Company here, the Dr-
tier of the Rising un. fourth slass, in
recognition of his acrvicv-s for the de
velopment of Japan’s electrical indus-
MORE CLEVELAND MEN
ARE HOLDOUTS
CLEVELAND. 0.. Feb. 13.——Two
more members of the Cleveland base,
hall club are reported to be holdouts. ;
“'ord received here from Pennsylvaiio.
la indicates that Joe Harris, the hard
hitting first baseman. has returned
his contract unsigned. Similar advic-
es have been received from St. LOuis
._-- . . . .W
and when the Rus-
hniste-d over the Duma.
- llltlll with joy; the peo-
i }'vll(‘d with relief. The
“round General Bredoff.
. -..:.::v-r in a Russian flag.
. on. their shoulders
. lu-t-n compelled to
.t My that they had no
c-vidnnces of their
.» .- day," said Miss May
t » ‘I'llllt'd to visit the va-
Glit'r'.
“ TANKUS
.15 MAIN STREET,
NORWALK
tho- Tchrcsvetchaika
. 4'0mmission—each
_, rimblc torture-house
:rh illo- city. Though
ions. we had no idea
‘ liflll been perpetrat-
I knew many.
“hill the Reds had
1 »:~ missing relatives.
‘ .141, and one lady
urn-d (lm’itl on reach-
TWO
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"‘ilil>.
:1‘:.«=«v:<, ‘Sndavoca 5.’
.. \:El:t with a small
~ building, a sort of
nulls covered With
in the middle was
. drain full of con-
at just outside in thc.
' . and mutilated
~ those of some wo-
::.'o ti hole.
in llllll’dtvl‘t‘d the day
'}.I- man who had re-
from the shed told
NEE ‘l'llfOLATUM
JI'
1‘~'~:-um1gia, Sore Throat,
N _ Utterrh and Golds g
South Norwalk |
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"Tct‘ich Economy”
Said Lincoln
1. :5 ; 9:" the first and high-
*- 'nr‘ :52: It begins With 88V-
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Ting B ml: invites you to I e
3116: 0: our Savings Pass Boom
33‘“ teat-book in economy.
SOuth Norwalk
Savings Bank ..
en’sSoftHats
SPECIAL N 0. 1
Balance of This Sea-
son’s Soft
HATS
_ . at, $1.85
We Claim to Sell More
Hats than any other store
in Greater Norwalk
‘n‘rThere’s a Reason for Our 130111813 BigI-I‘at‘
theyl
SPECIALS IN
SPECIAL N0. 2.
Advance Styles of
T Spring Hats
$5.00 and $6.00 ‘values
At $3.50
values
. Business ll
ted. Wmmmwmummnuwm
PAGE FIVI
ow for best .
overcoats. »
Here is THE CHANCE for men who want the finest.
Kuppenheimer and other finest overcoats.
Of pure woolens in finest texture.
Heathers, oxfords, browns, blues, and tans.
Single and double; breasted, ulsters, belted styles, ulsterettes. A
Lot of ’em with snappy quarter-lining and piped scams.
Top-notch in both style and quality.
They’ve been $60 and $65 and worth it.
They start marching out Friday morning at—
You Men Who Know a Good Thingz—It’s your chance l 1
Main floor, rear.
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Comes the Winter
sale of Barkers!
Barkers—good collars for men.
In the Wintcr sale, opening right now, at less
They fit. They give ease. They wear long.
to pieces in no time !
Shapes for men of every build and taste.
Today’s regular price is 25 cents; no worthy
Barkers are far better than most.
m In the Winter sale hundrgds of dozens at—
night of Main street door.
than regular price.
Laundry doesn't tear ’em
collar sells for less and
"K / $1.20 1.2 doz
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’ ,cal testimony had beenT'received ot
SUES TO RECOVER PAY press hour.
FOR SYNDICATE SHAREsi __ 4‘ _
BRIDGEPORT, Feb. 13.-—Judge John! NEW GOLD FIELDS DISCOVERED
J. Walsh, presiding in the Civil Com-' BERLIN. Feb. 13.———'I‘wo valuable
mon Pleas court. this morning heard gold fields have been discovered since
the issue in the case Of Irving Elson.‘ the Russian Soviet Government re-
vreceiver for the Bridgepoml Gracerh' covered the Urals, according to a Mos-
Syndicate 00., W David KI“, I cow newer. ,
retail grocer of No. 590 Restrict ave- One field is said to lie thirty miles
nue. Elson is 8111118 to make Kilt! PI! of the most northerly mine of the Eka-
the full amount said to have been tenlnbnrg mining center. The Sofie!
agreednpon foranumberorm engineershavereportedtlntu
in the syndicate. lnery were available, these fields
Joseph Yale of William street. tree.- wonld make it possible to lame
sax-er, or the syndicate and Me Win- Russh’s gold output by sixty per cent
en'srid divestment: street. theiwithlnmyeu'l. HerrMaGeb m
”11:11“me qmmmmmmu the
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magnum“ ,
BORAH BETS WOOD
WON'T BE NAMED
“’ASIIINGTON, Feb 13.—~Senator
Boran has uttered to bet Senator Mos-
es of New Hampshire, campaign man-
ager ot Gena-at Wood. a silk hat that
Wood’s name will not eVen be present-
ed to the Republican National Conven-
tion. Senator Moses has not yet tak-
en the ‘bet, which is understood to be
still open.
GERMANS SAY SURRENDER
IS AN IMPOSSIBILITV
BERLIN, Feb. 13.—-Gencrai Bein-
haul. commdgrh—chlof or German
has published an order of the
m, saying: ."Germm regard the sur-
render-o! incl: accused of war crime.
as tummy. no opinion “it:
magma-unused we! in no
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