owing to conditions of travel
are» we are in no {way responsb
jwmt make delivery quite as
‘ as usual
AND
u:
' we ask you to be
”that as your coal bin will al-
- meanwhile shovel away the
where necessary. We do not
» ,. to do this—and you'll get
. coal sooner. ”
so willbeuruile~ theirtimeswsy nammwmymmho
intospring stilltheywon’tnlltheirlampeoruseevery la maygedwhemmnfig
taciliiytotslneoareoitheirwsntstorthebnmessthstis 11.3mm Amtmxm pm“,
10’ topilenpattheheginningafsnothsrl season. mceBobhevlku
you intend to build or repair this Spring, you are wel- sale of the Jewels or the tonner nus
come to the help we are now giving to others. in 8'1 , 223°53‘33” on the Amsterdam eta.
We real service-"in square dealing— ring out - " . t ..
customers efiry help to make their purchases easy and satis- aéntiinifi‘aahfit °fig3§fi “‘9"
(WOW-ck ' an.» The first class are cranks with a lot
- - 3.: W3.” s.“ "3:1“; firms
, . ,_ e rs . e e s
Tl-..) “latch 69’ Bailey Co. ...; .. ”at: a... .... ..
treat them, they are as was in one?
hands. The second class are the true
liheorists, the adherents oPM
principles, who are scribes. Well-
' i
'1 n7: 6 I" ; “ I d'?fi.‘":~l: I l'
, RESTAURANT
. 9mm:- 11:30 to 2:30, 40::
. Slipper Including Soup 65:
~ Full Course Dinner, 85::
is North Mam. Street
. 11:30 to 1 s. m.
Phone 2253
amm-
Masons’
meaning-people and invariably treat
one fairly.
“Tiny" either adniit you into their
Supplies
The Norwalk Coal &
108 Water St.. South No
country and receive you very well or
don't admit you at all." hie-declares.
Explaining his statement that most
but the Red Army's oilicers are
"Csarist." the correspondent declares
willy (30., ,
l
. Coal and! Wood
l
because of their military‘ training
they have been forced to serve in the
Bolshevik forces by Various methods.
including imprisonment or close sur-
. ... ‘51
ton 8t.
TELEPHONE 113.
For the convenience of our customers orders may be left.
or payments made, at Raymond Brothers' once, 2!. Washing-
veillance or their families, who are
held as hostages.
LONDON. Feb. 34.—Rec0xnitlon
of the Russian Soviet government by
l
sari-n cnsn
We sre'in the market for all
Entente nations is not cogcmplnted
by the Supreme Allied uncil but.
trade relations may baresumed and
b
Mot! Junk, secondhand fur-
m w _,;‘ndt%ld clothes.
- e y e prices for every-
fills.
:8? Port St, East Norwalk, 0t.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
make._ sold. rentcil
repaired Rentals, :5 l
per month. Machinesg
sold atsiopermonth.z
Puumnén.
neewnrren EXCHANGE,
{groom Ave. Bridgeport. conn.‘
~ l
l
.;., _.._..r..- -—
Zflllildren’s and Growing Girls"
III-CUT SHOES
. All Solid Leather
i , (Sizes 8 1-2 to 11, child’s)
‘ 7 (11 1-2 to 2, misses’) ‘
(2 1-2 to 8, growing girls’)
Special at $3.50
Reg. price $5.00
MAX" LEVY
Schultzé’s Lenten Fish Specials
Steak Salmon r...
Steak Hailbut . . . ., .
SteakCod
Snapper Blues . . . . .
Butter Fish . . . . . ..
ALL THE BEST. BRANDS OF
' Crab Meat. Lobster Tunny Fish. Marinated
Herring. Pink and Red Salmon. Shrin'in. Sardines
WATCH FOR OUR LENTEN FISH SPECQXLS
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States Home li’o. 17,093.
I OBWALK.
one.e
u.
mutual engagements relative to an
greasion agreed upon as'a result oi
yesterday's conversations by the
Council. according to newspapers
here. ‘
Premier Millerand of mm is un
. . ~ . _ . . . . ' _ _ . . . . . 35c lb. derstood to have voiced the or 0!
35 lb . France that United Russia mtg t he an
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C , - serious menace to 'Western Europe.’
280 lb Awhile Premier Lloyd George and Nit-
‘...----'-------' v' ,tihavetakenthe'view‘thatRusstahas
.-' . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . ‘ 250 lb. been broken up and‘ia not dangerous
_< Reports. therefore, that Premier Mil
. m . . . . . . . . . . N . . 200 lb lerand has agreed. to ‘oecisions roach-
- . ed by the Council are taken to mean
CA NE FISH . that a middle ground has been found
o
on which the allies can stand until
devolonmenls show true conditions.
'oland is said to hav been wonl
cvm‘ to :hp'llritlsh View ut Rumnnia ;
is. reported to have asked guarnlitecs‘
from the allies relative to the rski
involved , in directflmgotialioi'is v» in
the llolsheviki. Representatives of
the Baltic States. and Fld’lnnd are also
said In have been momisedv’support
should therb be further aggression on
the pan of the Soviet govt-rumour.
(‘HRlSTlANlA, Norway. Feb- 24.-——
Refugees arriving at Vardo from Slur
mansk state t "t the llolshcvik forces
which assault and captured the lat-
ter port numbered only flueihousand
I
. SOUTH IOBWALK.
31 South Main Street,
and assert that losses on both sides
South Norwalk
en ' For
BLAC%T8§WE TIRES
' AARON KOHN
.. » Supplies and Accessories
1* 55 Railroad Ave.
1.
»- (lions, momma l
~lures and TOBACCO.
is not saved by buying poor Paint. .
Buy are I. & M..SEMI-PASTE PURE PAINT and
” pure Linseed Oil to mix with it.
It is positively the best, because made in
semi-paste (thick) form and enables a
ammo be $1.00 on arm mu
l
imoflevirl
Hubbell a Staples Hdwe. 00., Norwalk.
W. S. Guyer’ & Son, Westport. . _
Lockwood 85 Palmer 00., Stamford.
Connery Bros. 00., Stamford.
‘n—
were alight. TWO Russian steamers
and several small boats succeeded in
escaping with refugees. one of the
steamers brim: struck by shrapnel
shell. Several on board this boat are
«reported to have been Wounded”
LONDON, Feb. 24.7
'l.
ABOR
the Red forces which are overrunning.
tho Archangcl and Murmansk sections.
in North Russia, is reported in n So-
yict communique l'eccivotl“from Mos-
cow today. The stalemcnt reads:
“According to supplt-mcntary infor-
oi'Paintyouuse.
\
User: carefully bury. and n .- , ,r .m] Archanzcl our troops and lrmf River city pence officers,
. A . Unofllnbutpaintm "turn “I. c;:1133,(1l;hp battleship (7) of the which led to the reports of the “rebel-
WHOLESAIIB TI! d 1 ddi Li Woodflgetcnyommneyback. CllPSllla IUVOI‘ fiOllllii and tw heavy 110;; h‘ r-d h H ha r l of “in hall
M . ' ‘ h 1 . a s u ’ .5 ' ..
. and . elm-{canfll’gohorfiu iron: It Pays to “fault: YOUR OWN PAIm-u aml'rgoeelrlilllvfi-bggl?l‘l).~tltsding~Ghenit- Keene soiled “in flue $56!“ occgpieh
RETAIL \A' D' morm south Roma'lk“ chunk 7(503 0!; Azov) from the sea. by ”"9" brothers. named 393”“ch as
- s: .k R P 1":
. .- ‘ "Fierce lighting is continuing around
7: '1. S" '5' Ros-luv and Nakllilcllun (on the Don).
‘ “Rod troops have captured the forth
fionticns ol (lulltchX'
LONDON, Fob. 24.—-Tlle alljés will
w—Frm-w—m,
fl I
'5‘!
? i'o
bi
ja
seized
BODIES IN RIVER.
ducted and Drowned.
BUDAPEST. Q-‘eb. 24.»The
here. Thu
the Damillc
niation
uud ~'-.‘
bodies.
lwith rocks.
it appears [that the lhrec men were
in an automo-
black—
bmlics were thrown
into tho river at :1 convenient spot.
zinc] hurled off
19 jitter which
chad and Hm
they were
- 1
Three Budapest Newspaper Men Ad-i
mur- .
:1 tier of Ule‘Jt‘WlFll editor, Zomozyi, OK
the newspaper Nopszuva, and two of
ths employer. 3 s‘ub-mlitor and a poet
{named ALlr‘lbcz‘t Vapor), has created a‘
'\\'Cl"‘
i'it‘er weigiitcd
Ar
. RTABLE'ON GOLD
’ DAYS
IRIA TAXI CO.
Phone 937.
[GoLDEN’s 7
.» Closed all day Monday.
Washington’s
Legal Holiday.
Birtitdnv.
Open tonight as ‘usi'fal.
until further notice.
Special for theWeelt
_ Albacore Tuna
“ "I24 Cottage
Live Oak fiuckwheat _
Flour . . . . 3 lbgpkir. 28c
Pure New Orleans Mo-
lasses. at. 33c. zab$120
Fish.
3 cans
'9. oo--Ve.eeon.eeeeoo "
é
Street
, . 25¢
Larze Fancy Cal. Prunes.l
a ‘ 24c
"hopes will he onfin‘ad as well as those j Somers, in the
declino to deal with Soviet Russia
“until they haw arrived at the Convic-
tion that the llolslicvtsts‘ horrors have
icon}9 to an end." it was announced
C ' P t‘ “F a" after :1 meeting of tho Allied Suptcme
Haw the cunt)! 3" ‘95 " Council today.
EXPECted t° 3° s"°‘"" at Session. l The dccision of the“ Supreme Coun—
Hotv Failficld county Yet-ls political- '0“. it was recognized. precludes diplo-
{COUNTY G. o. P. AT
ST'RATFIELD ON SATURDAY
ly. principally Republicanall)’. “1" matic relations betwe.~n the allied coflpgmw with the Federal officers.
ln‘ObelY b“ ""9“ exlil‘t‘SSPd ‘lt “'9 governments a the Moscow adnim- Mcl‘lonnugh protested against the
semi—annual "well-n?» 0!‘ ”‘0 Fal‘fie‘“ istration ”in the immediato future. charms of Major Dalrymple. He sent
5County Republican nssucintjon on Sat; The Council expressed itsel.‘ as
’urday. March 6' m The Stamrmd pleased that the international bureau
hotel. The cantor tbc gathering has had decided to send a dcl-egflion to
’gone forth and arrangements for it Russia to study conditionS. but it
lm‘fi‘llmitriligeelllpndei the first general one 3:13“: lit‘s tpeliefbblhldlt inpeflizion (1?;
9 g5 te eealon‘s u e uncr .
to take place since the one at which a Counéil. if the uague.of Nations, giv-
Irevision of the constitution and by-A-ng the investigators greater author-
‘law‘s were authorized. The ‘commit- w_
tee completed its'work sometime ago. -Thc Council, it was stafed. decided
and it is provided that meetings be 'that the‘allies could not accept the re—
fiounty and Iron River city officials
Amendment today was reported great,
possible use of l‘. deral troops and, in f
a number of l
made from pillow slips.
towels, new from windows and house— _
to )3.
er‘ liquor was reported to have bcenl
hauled to caves in the hills on sledu'
pulled by men. women and children. orl
secreted in mine Shafts, tunnels and!
undothrush.
ported to limo bccn poured out.
Tnt’y for iron county. who assumed rc ;
~Thc capture of sponsibility for the disarming of Major
ice-breaking and other naval craft. ble’ah‘Fler‘S assistant. LOO J.
and a small party of State constables,
and taking from them the wine they
had contiscatcdutoday was ready. he
said. to submit peaceably to any Fod-
ei‘al arrests.
McDonOIgh. assisted by
a store and residence.
transported on bobsleds to Marquette}
when Mellonough stopped Deputy Pro-
hiibtlon Enforcement Assistant Grove
and demanded his credentials.
ter, stating Grove had been appointed
to his office was displayed.
ouglt stated that be disregarded the
letter. which, he said. was “torn and
dirty." and. when the prohibition agent
could not produce additional
dais. pointed the way away from non
{trot-f
the following message to Attorney-
Ccnerai Mitchell Palmer, Governor Al-
bert A. Slot-per. of Michigan. and'State
A‘ttorncy-Gonbrai .\. G. Gl‘osbeck:
in the metropolitan nclrspapei-s, alleg-
ing conditions of rebellion against the
constituted authorities in this county,
call for investigation."
of each. ’
.nmmmmsuemnDUGhflfimth‘
. ‘ Prepare hr the Rainy Seas
LADIES’ RAINCOATS-LOI' most reliable makes ill a wide choice of colors and
in silk or cloth finish}
CHILDREN’S RAINCOATSAN D CAPES—Ofi’cr sure protection from stormy
‘ , ‘ weatitenfiaelrofthemnnmfshas a natty little Hot to match in a pocket
a
011
f
o
_ - .-_..........- a». a“ :-
Iron‘ County Liquor Rebel- ~—
lion Appears to Have SubJ
sided -. _ .
(Continued from First Page).
_.
CillCACO, Feb. ill—The "liquor re.
beliion" dir' Iron. county. in the Upper '
Michigan peninsula. today apparently
had subsided in the face of approach'
of Major A. V. Daliymple, Federal pro ,
bitionrenforcement chief for the six,
. ' I Western States. and a picked;
tcrce of 18 armed rassistants, reports:
from there indicated. Major halt-ym- 3
pie said he was cloaked with full perv
mission" to handle the situation in his!
own way. He announced he 'would‘
“clean up" the county. arrest the State, 5
ho had lntcrturod with his lieutenant,‘
in the seizure. on Feb. 19. of ‘contra‘;
band won or “give up my job." Twen-
ty—iive rounds of ammunition was is-
suml to (hell man ul‘ his party. .
The l‘orc' nbom element, compos—g
in: most 0 the population section reg
ported insubord‘nate to the entrance;
mvnt , of the lxth Constitutional
ly excited ow: l‘Ppol‘ts regarding the;
instances White flags.,
sheets and
Much homo-made wine and oth-
4 .
A
THIS STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. INCLUDING SATURDAYS.
t
t
-
--—
e
H.%Kr'ieg;er 81 Co. f
The Store that furnishes
whole fiamilies with wear-
iing apparel on easy pay-
ments;
Q
Quantities of it were re-i
Martin S. )lcllonouizh. State's allure}
G rovo. !
l
t
It was the action of Mr.
fire county
Phone
.' 527
O
I G EH E BE’s I dial?
IT'S HERE I? IT'S HOUSEWARE. .
SHOP EARLY.
SHOP BEFORE 6 O'CLOCK. P. M.
STORE CLOSES EVERY DAY ATG
80;)TH NORWALK.
it was being '
A let,-
McDon-
credent-
Whi'c announcing his willingness to
“Maliciously false stories. published
.——:1‘he Best Salesman—A 'Want ‘Ad.
held in Marci: and September. Willi sponslbility of advising the border
the election of oificers in the ._ [all states to continue war against “1*
mot-ting. Bolshevik. which course by such
The last tiniethe Falrfleld county states might be" injunous to‘their in-
men got togemer there was a fiery terests. If the Bolshcvik attack With-
session. John T- ‘ng threw 50W“ in the territory of the border states,
the gauntlet to those who<opposedhoweven the allies promise “even
him at the time, particularly the up- possible support." ’ . ,
state leaders. and called for a definite
association line-up. He will probably ‘
not attend this time but Mayor Clif-
ford C. .B. ‘Wilson and others with
HISTORIC-TAVERN CLOSED.
l .The .‘iamous old Elephant Hotel, at
northern part of ’West-
,: cheater County. which was «elected
moze than ‘150 years ago, has been
- iClOEEd as the result of prohibition. .
, The hotel was first opened. by
NEW YORK. Feb. 24.—The Ameri' Hat—kebab Bailey. who hmght'the
can Laboz-‘Party. will place a lull first elephant to this ' country and
state ticket in the field next tan-See staffed out with the first'flrctné’that
rotary Ernest Bohln nnnol’nced today. «had an elephant. and. few'others ele-
."'I“he only way to further labors in rphants to Exhibit under sailfifletent
terest in politics is by the Labor which was pitched along the roads‘e.
Party," declared a resolution adopted ‘A stone shaft, fifteen feet hikmoppo
recently . by - the Central Federated rite-the hotel, coming ‘ the ar-
Union and .made public by Mr. Boom. rival of the em elephant; as hotel
It added that the action taken by was the stopping place oiAsrnn Bun-
Congresa on the railway situationand several her notables.
“shows‘ that neither the Democrotic' ‘ 5
nor the Republican party‘is or is like ‘
ly to be their-lend of,.lahor3.-’—"r "'
{ -‘ A. .‘m .
. a.
who dre only helping hopers.
1 NEW YORK LABOR PARTY.
T . wo‘sntosszx
San Diego. Gel. Feb.
“uh“.-. A-..
' 25.Washillgion51.
, ., L *‘
war may ARE SUCCESSFUL
fabunmmoopmflg
STAMFORD .
S-‘STO
Willem! ofns li-kthe
stores with the familiar
. We have carefully compiled e book. "-
m. the ham. muscle. as am of ingr-
est, shown; the tremendous prefits @507“!
Book No. 50 WW 8: Seat CW3
_' can FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDlNG
Phone 3045 co 0
’Jlsin Ofice: 74 Broadway, New York
i
WOMEN who buy only Van
Dyk teas and coifees have
a reason for it. Experience
has tanghtfihem that no nth-
er brands have so many gir-'
toes and so. few Iaults. Buy
r-andbewisel ' ‘ I
WSW”
,
WAISTS
Advance Spring models in dainty cotton waists have at“-
fived, and they are wonderfully "pretty. ‘There are solid
white, “unannounced... well u conibinations of
white with“ colored trimming.
mm. C N '
daysssp.nn Sept-ass
x meal!-
n
Prices, “‘3‘. heal $2.98 to
m not-lint “I m statutorily inclndhg Satur-
bfW ”for our aim and
Norwalk Chronicler