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MASONIC NOTICE.
A stated Communication of OidIWell
w... No. 108, F. and A. M., wm‘ be
field at“: rooms, Tuesday evcnma,
‘Ehrch 25d, 1920, at 8 o’clock. ,Wor
F. 0. Degree. All Master Macons cor-
‘ », dially and fraternaily Invited. Frsatcr-
‘ really yours, ASA T. LOWNBVE SA -
‘~ fittest: . .
' ' ROBERT M. W
lLCOX,
Secretary.
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BUYING IN GROUPS.
(Do-operative buying as a means to
«cut the cost of living is steadily in-
cmasing. This is not the type of buy—
jig suggested and tried in a number of
places a few years ago—tho handing
"together of the people of a neighbor-
Ihand or community to establish a co
«operative store from which they
should boy their goods at low cost. . .,
The present custom makes use of
facilities already at and. 'Workers
in factories stores, banks, members of
fiscal unions and other groups em-
‘jpbyed by the same concern or Work-
ing in the same industry, simply do
their buying as a large unit. then take
their supplies home after paying for
individual quantities at wholesale!
ion)“, men 1, 1920 ‘ .
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“n”? ’“
to teeth. .
appetite.
digestion _!
The flavor
lasts—«and the
electrically-
scaled
package
brings ‘
to you with all its
goodness perfect-
ly preserved. ‘
Sealed
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Here’s \-
w. -
DRESSES ‘
fine assortment.
prices are the lowest.
mosses at 51233
l
and Burgundy.
DRESSES at $1433.
i'rrem styles; all the best colors.
DRESSES at $15.93
Silvertone, serge and Jersry dresses
(‘ngn-II, navy and tan. '
Wonderfully Handsome Showing Of
SPRING DRESSES
En Vogue.
$24.00 T0335.00 ~~
12‘7-t29‘WASHlucTou ST.§
so... NORWALK p,
{Ia-ices, plus any small cost of opera-
am there may be.
": In one city, officials of the Street
[car men's union are drawing up plans
for the purchase of butter, eggs, milk
and staple groceries cooperatively. In
the same city the employees of one big l
manufacturing concern buy their‘
groceries in this way; workers with al .
'Ixardware firm buy household neccs-
Asi’ties cooperatively: those of avsew-
' latter and eggs.
‘ similar instances.
In most of these buying arrangc
merits the problem of getting the
gpods purchased into the individual
heme is left to each buyer. As the
system is perfected, however, each
group could uudobtedly work out a
‘aqtisfactory distribution Scheme for
Email at slight additional cost. This
system seems simpler than that requir-
‘hg the establishment of stores
_ neighborhood groups. ‘It could be
adapted to the neighborhood, how-
ever, if the residents in a block or
. mmunity wished to try it.
, _ _ _____.__,__ ‘- . .
FARM PROSPERITY. l
The omplaint of mary farmers that ‘
flare as been no mo'is-y in farming
. “81y in spite of high prices is not
' “me out by the lnmst estimate for
flat year's agricultural production.
‘ ”The value of the props, animals and
3.11113! products turned out by Amer-4
icon farmers in‘ 1919 is placed at $24,-
'82.000.000. It might as well be called
3’ billions. - -
,- .;_.'l‘hat is an enormos sum of money.
mu tot-distribution among 6,000,000
_ . It is nearly $300,000,000 ‘more
' the value of the previous ‘year's
Motion. which was greater in ‘vol-
fibut somewhat lower in price. It
two and one~hali times as much as
; farmers ever l‘cf,f‘"'ed for their the
_’3 output before in war. 3
5 It can hardly be true .thereforo,
flint . the farmers find themselves.
w of than they used to be, on ac-
cord: of having to pay such high
piece for materials, machinery and
“or. The cost of living .30 large 3.
wt of which, with most people, rep-~
”eats food, surely has not risén any
1mg! with the farmer than with the
‘ man. If it has dead as muchfllt
. {certainly not risen to the extent
159%: cent, which is the percent-
Thcre are many
for ‘
the
was
the
you
iHIniPIi-IZE' : 1
Article 5 which n“
pi‘opoSe aunt-mime“.
'tizmn
.IIl‘ee~iuu1‘tlls
them.
A few years after the (‘orititutlonl The
was accepted for the United
America, Congress took
this fact, and
called the "Bill
amendments of
These artices were
came amendments.
others were
By the first amendment, America is
made the
ipeople' the protection of the
The third amendment protects the
people from the possible inposition of
solders.
The
against unreasonable. searches
seizure.
By means
amendments,
those accused of crime,
The seven
lawsuits.
The eighth am
ceasive punishm
The ninth
misinterpretation
rights.
power _of 'the United
T
amendment forbid
tude except in punishment for or!
me.
The Second section ‘Hl
The fourteenth amendment states
the restrictions of
The fifteenth amendment 'gives all
citizefi
to vote.
The sixteenth amendment provides
for the election of United States sena-
tors 'by direct popular vote.
,The eighteenth amendment makes.
'S‘tate's illegal.
The
framed by «the Federal Convention,
0' of
. , 1791; immediately after the 'govem [Rams-n“, vets; the Judldal‘ or
“In“! lathe former 3‘ income. ment was organized. Many of those 00 that ex the law.
We: agree With the con- whb were opposed to. the“ Consume 101a lve and
Jot-med from common obser- ticn at first were partly '
the suggestion. Of 1mm
might be meg. ”Ia had magma: "11%
- newsman PM of the ~
gators
than would‘m
quility, provide for
I‘ensc, promote
and give
liberty.
the general
to all the blessings
SARA “WILLS.
I]. A. ll. ESSAYS
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FRANKLIN JUNIOR HIGH I
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CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH.
Third Prize, No. 71. Third Prize, 015.
«1-:
. and which make
llw
the
\‘Illli“il ii
of
l.e£i:tz:turesoigm,“ _ for
sin to Iatliy ‘Amerit-a."
Constitution
the United States
States of
klfllelllflge 0!
proposed ten articles
of Rights." to l)».-
the.
«moment law of the country.
' Constitution.
ratified and be‘
Afterwards, eight
added at different times.
made iwhich compose it.
1' ' “home of the free" In‘rc- étorm of government in the world. The
181011, Speech and the press. Constitution may be changed or
The second amendment
gives the
militia.
gwithin the lust hundred years.
fourth amendment provides
{will find the general plan of
and
iernment. the code
lieges,
fifth and 8‘!th {to all loyal Americans.
In accordaf. to i All 11
‘the oat of. alle lance a s e
th amendment concerns. g nd w or to
{support and defend the Constitution
- , «Ibefore they are given final citizenship
endment prohibits ex- :papers. After they have been made
out for crime. “citizens they will enjoy thesame pa-
amendment checks the ltriotism
0f Constitutional red to the native‘born, Americans.
01' the
justice
Now there are forty-eight
states and over 100,000_.000 people.
But the great law imbodi'ed ill‘ 21112
Constitution ’means th? came to the
greater nation as it ,did 'when-‘ihe
'states were few and the population
.was small. It is now. as it was then.
the government of the people, by the
people, and for the people.
This is a free country because there
he first section of the thirteenth
involuntary servi-
. ves Congress
right to enforce this article.
office holders.
of theUnited States the right
right to make laws, and prohibits the
making of laws which would infringe
upon the natural rights of our people.
The Constitution secures these‘ rights
in this way. «- \ - '
-“ The government is divided into
three departments: The Executive.
which enforces the laws compond of
the President or State bovérnor, the
LegiSIatlvo. or lawmking; ' l'. coin.
poaed or the Senate and.
in the United
Constitution .
sale of liquors
as originally
practically never in Operation. as.
“Bill of Rights” was ratified in
J
tablieh justice. insure domestic tran-
lhe common de-
welfurc, I
of x
l .
l Third Prize, Franklin Junior High.
p ... welfare. and secure the blessings of
(WHOM to ilihel‘ty to ourselves and 0hr posterity, ‘
.do ordain and establish this Consult».
of
of the. _Uiiiled
State's is thc‘highest and'mosl per-
It is the
«basis of government for the nation as
4:: whole and a guide for the states
The. Constitution was formed and
,adoptcd after the United States he
'lcame a free and independent nation.
gConstilutional government is consid~
‘ered by the American people the best
amended by a vote of the people. but
iverv few amendments have. been made
; Every American citizen “should read
gand study the Constitution. in it he
the gov-
of rivits and privi-
and the protection guaranteed
aturallzed citizens must take
and privileges are are extend-~
is a Constitution which limits ‘the 7
snor BEFORE 6 r". 11.
Store Closed 6 P. M. Every Day Including Saturday
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vWHAT OUR CONSTITUTION ; , . . .
, AMENDMENTS AND THEIR , A" . g
in mi... company my ...... W, . VALUE, g “5...?! )Toppex‘invflmnimgmmdi rey Enamele 00 In tens s
cigars and canned goods in wholesale The Constitution is not an un- J ‘ ‘,' . “ _ j r- = r» ,
bums, In onlei to form a more De , .
Hots. Employees of a prominent bank changeable document. It may be hum l'nion. establish juStice, insure A large stock of Sauce Pans, 000m
‘buy cooperatively everything from :i-Sftllempgml “:2,“(ffcnigglén;7:qmli:;(!(1nicstic tranquility, provide for the; Pats, Rice Baden, Tea Kettles, Dish Pm,
ham and bacon to potatoes. oranges, provided for by ll: . (“Institution “'1 .mmmon defense. promote the genera
Pie Plates, Wash Basins, Tea and Coffee
Pots, Etc.
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scum NORWALK. Delivery
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e l d'd dresses. be utifull made of the
" mosfi’avgoEl-gd sfglfptcé. You can‘éltoose glam a super-
Our qualities are ythé best. Out:
Of a very good quality \mol Jersey and serge, in’tan,'navy
" ’ l ' . - a"
The materials are satin. tai‘i‘ctn,aml serge; “S"mt tncufl «lil-
of style and quality in
In satin. funlarrls. infi‘cle, Georgette crepe. ('l‘l-p" nn-lcurs.
' ‘31-. Models of l‘.‘tl‘t‘ llt‘illll_\'. new and «listi‘mtlvc. llIe inn-\t colors
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perform certain functions and they flue
are checks upon one another. It the
legislative power, the judicial power,
and the executive power were all cen~
tered in one man, or in one set of
men, whetehr a few ..or a-maJorlty,
this country would' cease to be o‘gow
'ernment of lawn and would then be-;
.liglon, and
also means to. ‘QVW-
much as the ten
,mpectr‘ead love“God;'the Cloned
tion will more” t'o‘b'oc
All the New Novelty Fluids and Stripes in Hair
NCE SALE :
' Styles, For Spring In
Women’s Suits;
Beautiful new creations. The materials "r", «MIN
cotine. serge and Jersey clotli‘ofi‘tlle best quorum; ii
are youthful, smart and stylish.
$20.50 To $55.00
SPRING COATS
. For Women and Misses
Smart coats made in polo cloth. Velour, xiii»:
tweed: loop throw collors‘; novelty })=,I(,‘l{t‘ls and mm, .
’ a i . - _
so“ .lcciitm of new Spring: colors.
* $24.93 To $40.00
DRESS SKIRTS
y. Pleated Models
PLAID SERGE SKIRTS
Especially attractive designs and coloring“.
.j ' SALE PRICE $5.98
. SMART PLAID SKIRTS
The material is all wool. The models are llw- \w
The price less than today's wholesale cost.
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S‘PECIAL 512,50
New Spring Petticoats
Wonderful colors in the silk range, and the styles , ~
many as the colors. ‘
_PRIOI8 ......... ........ . $5.98 to $2000
The New Cotton Petticoats on also very attractive. All
black, and blue]: with various combinations of flowered : a
“rial, melon a very interesting collection. I
PRICES! . . . . .............. $2.50 to $3.98
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freedom of speech. beacon of re-
protection to everyone, It
‘ ' u
_ (1!.
ton Commondmeiu "tell is ..tiosobey,
privileged. I hope ihottho‘Oountu-i
i
come a government of men. It would non will new woo J-to so 0 governs
lbe tyrannical and oppressive like all 'ment or them-» the We end.
governments of men. «. Jar-the people. . I" . . ~ .
This Constifntion gives everyonel
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