Work .
“(9331:“ onlingual: may
Which anemic
it-gets right down to, ,
keep you happy. on day. 1'1." m'
*""-“'»nevertrlestoshlrk. Ii.‘ ~
‘ strike for six-hour m it so that
‘ putyoulnsnum
thm friend is .not the kind
you in such fashion. leave
,'those of human kind who
~ work’s a, curse—but
‘ membeno “Work at all,
, snlqhtlbe somethingwarse.
' SEWe've closed at six. and
» , too, for fifty years—it's
m ' ‘-. '._:'l~'l'3
a
to you.
It war. 5" - i:u"'?£:
~' RESTAURANT
-V Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40:
, - Jupper Including Soup 55c
1' 7 Full Course Dinner, 85c
18 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. to.
Phone 2253
d
Call 499
JAI'FE & ASH
We are in the market for all
.. of junk, second-hand fur-
.. and old clothes.
.Wo flay the prices for every-
4.,
2w. . .<‘\\
e ;
\Vv _
.75
{eh
&. 6%
fort St, East Norwalk, Ct.
/¢N\\\\
Smith, Underwood
Remington. all other
makes, sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 35
per month. Machines
sold attiOpermontb
‘3 a9; 2;
I
N ,/
I
on,» ‘~~”//.\\:: 74/ \f' :.
<\ -2 . .z\ A}.
mud and that. we shall Gent
QualitynSemcea-ePrice » :
monument-Imam» nose! C .T'
willhe‘nottoselllmherhut'hqwtodii'
everyonemycetafairmreat a tall"
rice-.keppin mind that our best more mic moon.
it a priyllcge to 1%.?“ service '-
..'.: . flit”! L
3;. ' Hatch e Bailey Co.
I
:1-24
Our
Strollers, and Sulkies are
without a doubt the best on
the market and are eaceed-
ingly postulat-
Priced From
$4.98 to $55.00
/ Puumszn.
'. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
‘ Fllmeld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
.' _}Ghildren’s and Growing Girls’
‘ III-CUT SHOES
' All Solid Leather
-, (Sines 8 1-2 to 11, child’s)
(11 1-2 to 2, misses’)
(2 1-2 to 8, growing girls’)
' Snecial at $3.50
Reg. price $5.00
MAX LEVY
81 South Main Street,
South Norwalk
;
which spread
We have
in; the hisho
.u
. .‘l Agency. For
' 3 ‘ BLACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOHN
' . Supplies and Accessories
STAMFORD
carefully compiled a boo
est. showing. the tremendous
by these corporations.
Book No. 50 Will 8: Sn! Cash's.
someone a Help
OLD FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING
Phone 3045
Main Ofiice: 74 Broadway. New York
e vast number of “chains“
throughout the country.
giv-
stntistics and figure. of utter-
profih enjoyed
. CONN.
55 Railroad Ave.
m _-..... 2 .
line of Baby carriages]
CHAIN-STORES
WHY THEY ARE SUCCESSFUL
While most of us link the thought of chain
stores with the familiar red sign and shield
trade-mark of the United Cigar Stores, we
hardly realize th
aer-
m 37. 1920
For. Men “andWomen Thai Travel
m “M” m '0 88 m eoe'e‘Wenooo‘o‘eie’o ageifio’efvxo‘en‘ “0-00 to $2500
WW“ M My . op;- .o-oO‘o‘Mthf ...-u.«-,;.,.;.;'.,;.;._. s 0,0 0 o a. $3500
‘ "was: sun" son- 0W with new when ........-......N. $10.50
“Amnesia-owners. ..... $12.60. $16M. $19.60
narrate son- ossss—iu inches ‘
"A Well regulated militia,” as men-..
tioned in Article 2. would be neces-
saryin caseotanuprising. Thisooun-
try stands in great danger of a rebel-
lion. ‘ss the Bolshlevild are influencins
manyuoi our 1) e.
Article 3 oz? 4: protect the people
and their property against unreasona-
ble trespassers.
Article 5, among other things. states
that no person shall “be deprived . oi
life. liberty or private 'properly, with-
out due process of aw." This protects
3" the citizen again i. people who might.
wish to confiscate hisproperty or take
e e e o e e e e o S be ob o '0! 0.0 Cl. 0 O fiu‘-‘..;'I'—'-'-“"r"' . ' ”'75. ‘3'75
we... Cece-QM“. floaty-flue; “16° to $30.00
$5.50
BOSTON BAGS—Jim]: or brown
' ‘ ‘ 00.0. o,
ponovlonovoooooooooooeeosce_efi9_-¢Cooooe.oooo:i" , I
massrmasnusrosmmwom a..-
. This Store Closes at 6 p. (11., Saturday Included.
\
-
H. KRIEGER & (:0-
ShopWheneverYou Like 5
Our store willbe open Saturday
evening. as usual
. his life. The Bolshevlki kill men and
take theirI pro . ~
The right of trial, by Jury, is men-
tioned in Articles 6 and 7. and is of
great value to us.
"" According to Article 10 the people‘
shall have the powers "not delegated
to the United States, by the Constitu-u
,"gl tlon, nor prohibited by it. to the
6 States." l
of Slavery is not allowed, as can be
I . seen by reading Article 13. This gives I
231'- iho people a more equal chance and
‘ tends to lessen class distinction. I
3'3 Citizenship, mentioned in Article 11,}
R." is not limited to a few privileged poo-z
ple. but insteadujs for all “no really;
j WiSh to make the United Slates their;
3 T counliy. _ I
v,» Last, but not least, the Prohibition:
. Amendment Article 18, has inr an on;
joct, to do away with the urw of intoxx.
eating liquors, and thus muke ourx
great country a. Nation of amid lhlnk-i
ers and strong men. I
FRANKLIN JUNIOR HIGH
2nd Prize——No. 154
Cl-IARLES DOULENS i
THE CONSTITUTION As A CHECK.
TO BOLSHEVISM. .
'l‘hc i‘onstiuilion is a groin chock lo
Bolshovic rule. For instant“. let. us
meniionthogrmn Mr. ilansor and the
Scuttle strlkt‘. He said ”1“» mm‘cly
:~l10\\‘ed “hat had happened é". an Am-
mimm community and what 3' mild lisp-
pen if we. did not, have a thong (lov-
ornmenl. He said: “Dolshcx st agents
are walking the streets, in \‘ew York
city. every night. sending on their lit-
erature.“ He asked an em or of the
law why these aliens had not been.
sent back where they case from. He
said the immigration authorities'
should see to it that immigrants, whenl *
examined by American :iiithoriilos, in?
their home country. slmuld then bel
lold thr'y could go to u designated
Stain or community, and that they
should be lntemed there until they
had lived long enough in this country
10 [10(0an citizens. .\lr. Hanson said: 4
"I don't know who; ilu» people in the:
East inlcnd to do, bin in the "Middle
WVest,” “Northwest" and "Southwest"
the people have said that ilioy Would
Ebui'n and cut down thm'i' fruit trees be-
We don’t feel quite big enough to ”dictate and compel you
to spend“ your money to suit our convenience.
1.
Specials for Saturday
25 Very Handsome Wool Plaid
Skirts, Spring Models, at
l
Boys' Overcome—Chinchilla
\
-—< Horn they would
suhm It to another
wnomsm Specials in Hou
xiii... iron SATURDAY
., CIGARS, swarm-ms
ms and TOBAOGO.
Ip'l'ARLOV BROS
: MDate Cigar Store '
Tel. 1581
grade aluminum. Reg. $3
Aluminum Coffee Pots
2 qt. size. Sat. special $2.39
Gray Agate
Tea Kettles
Large size. Sat. special,
$1.69
. . .
I , “Universal”
3 Food Choppers
No. 0. small size. Sat.
special ............ $2.19
; 2 No. 1 Reg. family size:
i Sat. special . . . . _. . . .' $2.69
No. 2, large family Size.
Sat. special ........ $3.19
“Rival” FlOur Sifters
Reg. 290. Sat. special . . 19c
Q
I
I
ALUMINUM TEA KETTLES—“Liberiy” quality. heavy
sefumisiiig Needs
AT 'ROSENFIELD’S
.69. Sat. special ........... $3.39
“Call” Alarm Clocks
Every one guaranteed $2.19
Liquid Veneer Specials
Liquid Veneer Mops '
ch. $1.50. Sat. special,
, ‘ $1.29
Liquid Veneer Polish
25c size\Sat. ........ 19c
50c size. Sat. ........ 390
$1.00 size. Sat. ...... 890
White Guns
and Saucers
Sat. special,
White” D'inner Plates
Reg. 200 each. Sat,
. 6 for 89c
White S6111) Plates
Reg. 259 each. Sat" I ..
6 “for $1.19
no You}: 0.11.1.3}me RUbber Door Mats ’
CLOSED CARS ‘718x30 inches. Regr$1.25.
‘ I ORTABLE 0N GOLD Sat. special .......... 980
‘ DAYS '
5‘ i . RIA TAXI CO.
mPhone 937. 2- ‘
. . , r . '-; _‘ ‘ g‘.
Joseph Rosenfiefi .. .
HousefumiShings,‘ Hardware. and Auto Supplies I "
Phone 340.
19c cup and ‘saucer .
Isuch un~Amcrican demand as this. Mr.
Hanson also spoke ol' li coal strike,
l‘nnd said: “That lhn-n hundred and
‘ilfty thousand men In this country had
.pi‘uctically hold a six shooter at the
.‘heud of the Governmvm and said:
I'You do what We mm; or we .9th;
freeze you-we shall star-o yaw-we
fshnll stop your trampurtu on.’ ”
‘ Bolshevism is a thing: which never
Fhefore in the world lu:< been so strong
:35 it is now, since the- origin of Bol-
,shevistie principles. mm; their lncep~
. lion in the French Rm ulution 0(1840.
The principles 0: Isivielimism today
and lh\»89.0f 1840 aw measure in
their one big objectin :'Ilia overthrow
of an established (lmvrnment. If
these Bolshevists are going to have
lhelr'OWn way much longer. in this
, country it will be ov‘i-i'run by forvlgn-
ore from all nations and Ihe Constitu—
tion will be no longer 01' any use. But,
with our wonderful institution—4hr:
Constitution of the Uditod States and
the eighteen wise amendmentsxvre
have nothing.7 to fear from these mis-
guided and frenzied people, The pre-
;am’blo of bur Constitution says: “The
gobgect or our foreiailmrs in making a
;(:onstitution was to form a, more pen
1 feet Union. establish justice, insure do-
imestic tranquility, provide for tho
lCOHlll‘lOn defense, promote the—general
jwelfare and secure the blessings oil
liberty to ourselves and our posterity l
The Constitution has stood man'y‘
nests. it guided us in the
for Independence. the M
coats for boys 4 to 9. at
$7 .98
Girls‘ Coats, 4 to 9, up to $12
will close them out at
$6.98
$5.98
Regular Value $8.00
Raincoats for, Girls .6 to '14,
made of black and white check
rainproof. cloth at
$4.98 A
Open a charge account and settle your bill in
convenient weekly payments.
‘4.
k _.-_
W
1
Second War }
can ' War
cxi
rm; Delivery" .
’ FORD on MARCH 8.
will save money it you
as we are closing out
Sammy Waltz, Yoimg Chaney and
3 George, Brown to Appear on
_ Auditorium Card.
HARTFORD. ,, Feb. 22
boxing game in’Connecticu
the zenith of its career
boundary lines‘oi the Nu
For. on that night, at the
. oi rant milling will-he furnished'lfi
of the most prominent borers in
countu’. with s four-round .
raiser that will be
I ‘ itinlanpearnnee oi
Specials In - 125 Washington St.
= AUTOMOBILE ——- - . ?
'SUPPLIES 'THREE STAR BOUTS IN HART.
Jack Britten, Dave Palitz. Joe Lynch l
.—-4?lionday,;
«March 8, will be the date on which thelhane,
_ _ . m, 7 . g.
Hack Britten. the leading welterweigh'i
lot this fair land, who «will meet Dave
.Palliz, thodeading boxer at his weight
in New England, in‘vsthe last bout of-
. the and; Joe‘ Lynch, «the clever ban-
llai‘n‘fi‘eight, u’ho will meet Sammy
.1‘.’ utiz, the featherweight champion of
{New England Young Chaney, holder
of .~ deriison victory over Johnny Kil-
champlon featherweight of the
t will attalnlwcrldgandr George Brown; and or use
inside _ the best
tmeg State. ,Thes
new Audi-
torium, onIchurch street. thirty rounds
s
d:
featured b 1.11 in
Y e '-.
WW“ broth-
men at his weight in thetcmtry.
ethree bouts are gal-elated. to 30
{ten rounds and. «with the tour-round
openi‘ng. gig, [getWew-Eflddiu e“ Walt:
and. oung ’ 317.9an ternvesrd
them oi; which has. neyer before
beenseeninthhfitue: 4‘ ' .
J l
2} . . .. - . ~ * , u * ,. f l' h ~~‘
Civil War. and all u i . I .. , “ ’ , 1 _ ' - .
,fxtemal troubles. CI't 'ipsr $35573; i'l'i'; , h“ " . ' ~ " ’ .1 ~ . ' ’ ‘ . . ~ s . .- , ‘
est toda)’. and is not only checking ; ‘ ___ . . ' ,. a. ,
i'gh'sfid'sghtgu' 'iikgl‘llgg the loug‘. ‘ ' "" “ ‘-‘ "‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ -. ' ‘ ' vi" '4' ‘7 ' " ~~ 7"
g ' rs, e IOIdman and —. ...,. ‘ , “ ‘ ‘ ‘
Wm» ~ ~ eiO-niy .T' we M 'Da Len
viit ”k. "B“:ordrn‘ C'y saili‘on the so." . ‘ -_ “11”“- ‘.>_" z'r” T... ' ‘ ‘1 2 ‘ .55 org >r s
”“1 "II—‘3' are» bulimia: ifliiggfniyg,’ if inmtmzeofsq kindle needed In your home. we advise immediate
9 °"" 00“?“th III checking and vim ' "" 3‘ fa ; a. .. ‘ ' ' ‘ . A. . - ‘ . .
wit amend to all Bolshevic rule mum D ' .1? " v " - 7 . . ""Wigflsf'i’m' ' r -
great United States of America. , . l 1' ., . - . \ ,
. ‘ ' ’ ,;- .. '“57' " ~ -Ihel‘it.8r¢—l‘edllctions ofafloer ce‘nt.to'309¢r cent. on our complete line
. NEW VOEIK- AND LONDON Ponce , '~. I ~ . ‘ ‘ ,_. * / ' , .
—- , - -‘i- - of Furniture. Russ. lanoleums. BalmCar-rhtee. .etc.. and we are of the oom-
rro FI‘GHT son casumousmp. ' . . .a- :—, _, .: . .
NEW YORK. Feb. 27.~wuen 42... run that mmmnotocmrusin. .
new chabhouee ,ot ' the 1mm . -- . . «- -
Sporting Club, at Forty-ninth?!“
and Lexington avenue is completed. <
next, October. one or the most “inter-
. f Our Low Sale .,Prices win centimeter!” s'nd tomorrow ONLY.
or the event rumour '_
on members or the dam , ’
who are under met-us
cumiwm ,_
, x.
sting ‘ " ”we“
1' events to be 3 ed' 7 w! . . . - g . , ‘ . , . ,. . _fl . , .,,;.l..2-—’
boo championship 35.... «3. 4 A“ “3“” {amend f”‘”“ M freeotchsrxelffieswed.
Ne amnesia-energy,» » .. _ , ,. ._~ -. .. - .
ew upo . o "I ~ -¢ ' :1. {fir , . ‘ ' 2, ‘
”‘°“°‘"‘“*°“°”°II°* ' «I 91’ ERA/Cm . ,
uncomg, 3' =
tor
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