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E.K. BANKS
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WOULD CHANGE
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March
begun a campaign :11
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Denzig have
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They are on the way and
CC Til] waiting for.
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are
'state under the Vez’lsailles treaty, so '
territory including the ports of Tezew
miles northeast,
sources. ~
It is declared the
sions worthy of a Polish hinterland
having thirty million inhabitants.
"'Tho newspaper says the Danzlg
Journal declares‘German's in that on;
learned of ‘he Polish plan, and are
taking steps to nullify it. Should
their maneuver succeed, it is declal-
ed. the “Poles would be prevented
from gaining access to the sea and
their country would be at the mercy
of the Germans. ”
Joseph Davis
85 Washington Street
ROUTE NOBWALK.
City NewsI
EXPOSITION
wimnd of the ”Wilson Point
; lluard is confined to his to organize a great trade excursion to-
. ,wmll-my street, suffering the United States and to open as soon
, grip_ as possible an international expoation
for foreign goods in this city was
———‘_ s
.g ; ; Holley of the Wilson Point _reached by the Federation of Mexican
Imard is 'conflned to his ‘Cham-ber of Commerce in session here,
-, North Main street with a. yesterday. it was also decided to in- tacked
' augurate a special moving picture ser-
".u‘k of the grip.
vice for the purpose of exhibiting
‘ \m Quaker Town to Broadway’fltechnical and commerch films. thr-
.1.; super-attraction with {our .oughout the United States. I
.212- .. , md lrene Castle and ThedaI Encouraging reports have been r»
- 3179.8 Palace Theatre, Thurs. ceived regarding prolMexican senti-
ment being spread in the United State.
_ shy delegates who recently attended
.y friends of Edward G the Unltld States-Mexioln Trade 0011-,
_ ~ . pleased to greet him again ference In this city. and it is declared -
2:» 1-41: and severe illness at his the Americans were greatly impressed
‘~ Lowe street. with Mexico and its commercial op-
portunities
,,- > 1 .ilt.
,~ , I‘arrier .lulian H. Main, who
in . . I-onfined to his home for ten
1 .‘Ivring from lumbagofreturned
ALGIERS. March 4.—— A British
\GAHACKEMO HOTEL BLOCK. ‘at considerable height
tographs of the test.
that they may be enabled to annex CUNARD VESSELS AT cuxl-IAVEN. I
BERLIN, March 3.—Prellminary 111-!
on the Lower Vistula and Hela,19 rangements have been made by the.
says ~the London Cunard Steamship Company with Ger
Times, ducting dispatches from POWSh man officials for docking vessels be-I
' longing to the company at Cuxbaven.
‘ reason for this says the “V'ossische Zeitung." It is
k {9. move is found in the fact that Polish expected the first Cunarder will ar-
Q\é leaders have proposed t° consxtuc. 3‘ rive at ICuxhaven on March 5.
39— Tam" or at Hela a P0" 0f dim‘m I It is stated the Cunard Company Is
' ' anxious to secure a permanent lease
on the extensive docking and trans-
port tacllities at Cuxhhven, and that.
while other lines would be permitted
to land passengers on payment of the
usual fees" the company is attempting
to obtain control of the entire dock
and techriical organization which has
in the past been leased tnaHam‘uurg.
American Line. Definite arrangements
have not yet been concluded, the news
a r states as Cuxhaven is at pres-
MEXICO WANTS INTERNATIONAL :Iznfebeing used as a transfer point for
Iprisoners or war and will not be per.
— : ti a all bl t the Cunard I‘tne
MEXICO CITY, March 1.—Decislon gigs: 3:5va 9. e o ’
FIREDR‘ICH WAs wounoso.
LONDON. March 4.—~Stephe‘n Fried-
rich, former Hungarian Premier and
1 or those masterful orators who was at
yesterday
driving across a bridge in Budapest
was Wounded, says a dispaich to t “e
Exchange Telegraph Company from
the Hungarian
counts be escaped,injury. it Is said
his assailants were! two Communists.
SHORTAGE IN COAL SUPPLY.
\VAsHle‘I‘ON; March lessees...
f the serious sltuationgull existing
in the coal supply, the interstate Com-
merceflommissimz today asked all car-
triers and shippers to continue in ell
Ifeet for the present the uniform rules
BRITISH SQUADRON AT ALGIERS of car supply established by’the Rall-
road Administration. I
ICarricr service manager 0f the M w
Willis '
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after ties by flinging heavy pieces
+ ___G l which they will take up their residence a half, dozen men from the
91'1““ '1 River and dropped into the water. Iwith his parents at 230 South .14th' Thomas E. Rush, ins—Walt t1“! port I
smith was rescued bra. naval launch‘ street, Allentown, Pa.
favor of _a revision of the frontier of and is recovering in a hospital ’
Ithat city, which wa's constituted a tree was drowned.
Ichlltei and Chalet}. Willis. his mic: when? of anemn.3ap and Freight“ york Went of the prohibi-
tant save a demonstration of the an- 0. Carrier, of this city, on rescue” 10.11011 law." nil today the victors trium-
Ipamms to“? at Bolling Fifi!!! F101" in the Little Church Around the (10:1 181.11“, turned ovér to the custom aa-
both lumping from an army Imam 1161‘ in New York city. ‘Mlu Florence thoritiez 53? bottles of canola W
. . . Another air- Mayberry is the daughter of lit. and mm the Italian steamship smi-
South Korwalk. {flue (”Wining “my mm“ name Mr». Carl Selby and nr Carrlor is dealt wnm
operators circled around to tan pho- the son 91.1113. and Mr: Joseph A. Benet on all hands by asullen crew.
' “inches off lights m- m In.
t ‘There was a sharp wind and smith hem Motor corporation They have the ships inferior and smashed m'
DANZIG FRONTIER and Willis, each with a separate para- taken a short. honeymoon trip.
chute, were carried over the Potomac
2i... 3..
finally bore the “floor '0! the ship.
Friday 69’ Saturday Specials at
VAN DYK’ S
Fresh from the Churn
ing like the freshly churned butter.
Fresh. .
Highest Grade Creamer‘y‘
BUTTER 69c lb:
Storage butter tastes fine in November but now there is noth-
Avoid Storage and buy
. . Those Famous Quality
FRESH EGGS“
All good—Jot storm
We rush the egg from the nest to you.
when we sell fresh it so low a price.
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65c doz
Don’t buy Storage
SWIFT’SPREMTUMOEEO................40clb.
morning. while
-NUCOANUT CLEO . . . . . . .
35¢!!!" 3 lbs. for 81E “
. Mother’s Delight COMPOUND . .". . . ., . . 26c lb. ‘
capital. First nc-'
———.
SAN BO BLEND COFFEE sat-.11).
COMBINATIONCOFFEE 30ch
IZSMasliington Street;
Il'JaiélleSVan D Co. I.
'I
.2. I'I'll'S in the South Norwalk squadron of four bignesmpg, one
I ' ' ~‘ This morning. cruiser and ten destroyers has arriv-
- — ed here.
.-.. ..
~ H a shortage of houses. Why Algiers is about midway on the route-
: your own? The South Nor— between Gibraltal and Malta, the Brit-
I". Em“ Company will help by ish naval base In the Mediterranean.
7 ynu money. They have "- to wlionce strong: British naval forces
LL; m real estate. I were despat c-hed eastward not long
ago. The ariival ol’ :1. Blltisli fleet of
exceptional strength at Constantinople
was report I recently. and there have
been repo t that other allied warcraft
were on the way thitherto in connec-
tion with the disturbed Turkish situ-
ation. The British Admiralty; it was
said in a London dispatch on Tuesday
night, hovvever. that there was no can-
flrmation of the reports that the Brit-
ish intended to send more warships
Ito the Darntbnelles. . I
$111" 5 sensational featureI MMILL'ER A8 RECEIVER
1km. Town to Broadway, I Leverett S. Miller, former president
speC‘lal scenery and at of the Central New England railroad,
II I h four Other acts and tea has been made rec'eiver of the West-
?“ r q Palace, Thurs Fri. an nd chester street Railway 00., a system
Ithat operates in Westchester County,
New York. ,
V. I "V9 just Twelved 9- 11111 The New Haven road owns the en-
., , I this com.
.r-e tomedleg for coughs colds, tire issue of 7 000 shares 0
"Lip“ ctc. Ipanys stock, of a book value at $905,
‘ I and has a total investment or
Stil: «on-Powell Corp. {.73. ‘3
$1 “8426“ f the ngeral court
\OUth Norwalk_____ thgngfars (150“:sz been sold by July
- 1.1919, but the time was extended to
July 1,1921. The road is entirely se-
parate from the New York, ”Westchest;
'er & Boston system. '
T '9 Fairfield County Game and Fish
. iation will meet in Bridgeport on
luv “w evening. Final arrangements
.nquets to be held on.M’arch 12
.“1‘ ~ will be made.
’ ".m of $2,255,000 has been set
:w~ticut‘s quota in the nation-
:nist campaign to be started
for the hundred million dollar
3‘ I,
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«Wop—W“
ALL MONEY .
” WILD Gees: set-:‘Kmo Foolp-
‘ ’- ishe‘d wild geese cover H-
W THIS BANK ‘5 " lie-hing; South Bay, along Long
' ' Juana, seeking food at wafer holes,
according to rmrta today tram game
wardens. The half. a favorite spot far
wild fowl, is covered with ice three
feet thick, on almost “preceded
condition for March. The wardens
so: the birds in thin and west from
’hunset 34¢ my will be unable to
. as on ans-oar.
MARCH 5th
1’11“]. be malted
3 . :31 interest from . ’
March lat
1N!
All] Norwalk. I
SWings Bank “I
61
.‘Looking'
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raps UNIVERSAL-CAR
3:135? £13m agfhwise and smart enough to do just that—LOOK
er men are Just thoughtless h tod t t -
er thing—LOOK BACKWARD. enoug 0 he 0 h
THE LOOK-AHEAD MEN see happy days on the vvlz.lr-—S_p1'i11_l=.r
and. oh ioy. Summer coming!
THE QTHER CHAPS squint batik at the snow and sleet and I;
ice. rain. thaw freeze. They stem to think cold storms are going
to last forever.
WE DON’T HAVE T1 ARGUE WITH THE
LOOK-AHEAD MEN! '
They know it’s the wise plan to order their new Ford Cars at
logic for IMMEDIATE 11ml. 1/ . RY—to. take no chances getting
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~ AprEWONi‘ ARGUEmTHm
BA ACKWARD Lo‘oxERs
But I must sav these few words! to those slow friends if
:Wake up. Get 1n touch with us without delay. Tell
us you are readv to your new Ford car for 'IMHE- '
_DIATE D Mohaitamofourofiertofinanoe
yogi you so- desire. Look ahead—and avoid the roadwjth
the lilt- {hatsumleadsloSad pmntmcnt.
Ford Car NOW—while we are able to supply it. .
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Ford'l‘omingCar ...‘...f. o. b. M ..._,.............
Ford W ...........f.o. hwy.............
Youssrososlsxscr'
coo-
Get your."
3525,
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—II ' th.Good staunch serge of soft finish and in deep 1)
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3% 3m starch Lam
Immmtbm
“lanthanum-flaunt“
Smart new serge
skirts at $6. 50. “
“This' 18 the first skirt I’ve seen at a low price on;
as worth wearing”!
th.Axld it truly is worth wearing; in quality and sty
or excellent navy blue.
A new style; shined at waist—line, with full hips
ashionablyfnarrow bottom, effective pockets.
Just one of the things that makes it worthwhile- .
‘see the Howland clothes first!” - $6.50 1 , ,_
Woo“. ' q,“
A..- *';_~
, \ r- ‘ -
Ne W. drape-stitch
lisle stockings. .
Both pretty and m demand, both comfortable and «q
gOOd set Vice-
Memorized lisle and thus of silky lasts r, knitted wi
out a seam.
00rdovanorwhiteorblack-¢_ 4
Good wearing m for boys and girls.
English-rib 1n bidet, fine or heavy rib 1n either bl
or cordovan. .
; Gmdfimdumfletextmhsled ~ steam
UNDERWEAR SPECIAL NR WOMEN. :
Medium weight rests and pants of gooisoft cotbo '
I Vests either low-necked and sleeveless or high
with J$11011: sleeves. Puts with either tight or lace-
co.
Sizes36and380fly~
p " , ‘ , F
Fresh" supplies I J
join the women "s 1
"II" I I.
. 1‘ slices at $5 75
They come from the lot that was $7. 75; that in? -’ r
originally $10 and $11 l” _ . ‘
I Short lots, broken 111 size and width. . '
1 But handsome shoes and good. -
I Who cares how many sizes are missing, if the end
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, About 150 pairs, possibly two or three of your
lamong them, now at . $5 75 ,
)laln floor. roar. I
a ‘ - - o t J’ ‘
Women new fine
Spring shoes=$15
. ’Almoat the first of the Spring blossoms to bloom
fie shoe store i I .
.' Nine-inch laced; shoes with waited soles and clo
4 Wm...... .. . ..
I Beautiful plain tog-French heel with protecting m
We mdium—gra «glut-brown kid; as fine I
guiltymltlsmeMF—y ‘ , $15.1
. " Julianna-um ‘ ,
Silliness: mm ‘ro u. s. A. I
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