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South Norwalk'a Leading
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0U) CARS
BellyouroldoantotheBrlng-
port Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
North Ave, between Oak and
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PhoneBarnuntlflo-Z. BeoonIL
handparleandtireetontaay
makeofoar.
A
EVENING SCHOOL
New Classes
Forming
Each Monday
In March
NIERRILL
Business College"
COAL
center Sta. Bride‘POIt. Donn.'
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very desirable honies—for sale or on
reasonable. terms.
A Liiuitcd Lot of Tea Wagons
With separate glass bottom tray: chOice of oak.
American walnut or imitation mahogany.
. 11d . WHILE THEY LAST $11.00 each
RAYMOND & SON
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QUALITY FOOTWEAR
A line of rehab' lo, dependah' 1e Shoes for the entire
Nothing has yet been found to replace leather success-
fully in shoes. “Pay the dilference and buy. Ill-leather
shoe“ H
CONNEALLY e BRACKEN
it] Washincton Street Mil/NM
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Wood 6’; Grain
DevineBros.
leaview Ave. and lint 8t. . ,
TEL. 53
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David W. Raymond"
UNDERTAK ER
TIL ones, Ila-8: Home on.
3? WASHINGTON .7.
HI“! I.“ fill". IU’SDI’.’
THE HARDWARE a? 1
AUTO SUPPLY co,
12 Water St.
Hummus. so. Norwalk,01
Innate Part1, Starter an:
Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Para
Iooony Gasoline and Kerosene
“*0 Supplies. Tires and Tubes
G. H. Hedenberg‘. Pro”.
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There Is No Excuse
for a person to wear artificial teeth
that drop when speaking or eating;
simply because he may have had sev
eral plates with the same fault, he
should not get discouraged and think
there is nothing better in store for
him. If you hr re a mouth that is shat)
ed a little out of the ordinary, a. plate
made in my ofl‘ice would demonstrate
the fact that peculiar mouths can be
made to hold a plate firmly. Come in
and have your impression taken and
«any lite once more.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 80. Main St" South Nor-walk.
Harv-9A. M. t05P.M.; 7toBP. M.
Sundays by Appointment “Only.
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GET A SQUARE DEAL
We '1“ " "W M!” ADM
50““ raga papers. Junk an. a]
*0" . «JG hand goods, All
ha've. Price maxing; to the 112‘
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£191.17}: 1- "mime“
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lob Printing
Spell: Nauru
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Her-schfield Motor?
TRANSPORTATION CO.
Daily Service Between New Haven. Bridgeport;
Norwalk and Philadelphia
10 large trucks at your service for all kinds of traumat-
tation; padded van: for furniture work. ‘
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South Hannah—122 Water Street. Phone 294. ei
New York City—474 Seventh Avenue, Phone Farragut 7347;
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New Haven, Donn—266 State Strut. Phone 427 01:10:11.1
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WINE OF COD LIVER OIL
WITH IRON ‘
FOOD TONIC. BUILDS m :
ENRIOHES THE BLOOD..
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
sown mm emu.
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Wide Gathered Aprons, eight inch heme $2.09.
FittedApronswitlrbibandpookets'” .. -m
SeparateApranBibs .................... 99c
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NURSES UNIFORMS
Dreams“ Linen with “Hi-Lo” Collars, whiteonly, 38,46,
This store closes at 8 p. 111. every day.
J. I. MALLE,
locum“
ART NEEDLEWORK
”“7 new “Wimumw” mu
Ry" fiecuhavejnpt arrived. mmmm
«ed» recently, tho‘shwinglie'now quite new ;
incur-eartwindow oresereral finished wees more
MMMWMI’WOIW
l. , the retorm element of the country.
" Issue who
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’ ”W 1113er of Kentucky “my:
reaching harming“
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NEW YORK March 9.-—Le.dly.‘Ni'eo-
tide is fighting hard for hex: life and
unless the anti-tobacco forcee present 1
a. more formidable mack. aha will
never “reutnpeece” What-dun
departed flhmband according to tutor-R
nation obtained in a survey by thei
United Press. 3
Bo tar as can be learned only three
walled national “reform" move-
ments openly advocate exterminatiom
or tobacco along with ~alcohol. These
are the Anti—Cigarette league thew
C. ‘l'. 11.. a few Inconuplcuom}
"Penile Heal Associations.
l The Anti-Saloon Law claims no‘
responsibility {or the crusade against
tobacco. In fact it charges such re
ports are made by enemies or the
league. to prejudice the public“
William H. Anderson. State. super
interment or the league in New York;
declared'ln answer to assertions an
active campaign is being conducted
by them: “that sort or talk is prone:
sands for the purpose of embarrassing
. our alerts to enforce prohibition.
Nevertheless in many parts at the
country. particularly in the West,
1 there is an active reform movement
against use or the "obnoxious weed.”
in moat .placies it is directed by the
local chapters of the natibnal temper»
Race orientations.
In and North Dakota there
are anti—cigarette laws which pro-
hibit the, sale or advertisement of
cigarettes. These laws according to
the tobacco companies directly aflectv
sult‘o‘l national piopaganda but are
the consequence of purelL‘TRnatieal"
legislation.
Despite the fact there is a law
against the sale of cigarettes in Iowa.
there is no enforcement. and the prin-
cipal objection 0! users is that they
have to pay from- " to 7 cent: more for
the popular brands because of deal-
ers' "risk." *
Oregon has: initiated a. constitution-
al amendment forever banning the
"pill." which the voters drenched to
Vdecidenpon at the November elecuon.
‘Mcntuna has started an educational
campahzn against tobacco but as yet
the legislature has not acted.
In the east 1et‘ormers have been
less successful although it is not :be
cause laxitv on ”their part. South‘J
ed by the restriction. are not the re .
voting
Iithiltlmi lay delay"
(6 kill bongo
rwere 1213,de chairman)
mm
nay when :tle committee ramped
rem on We! renormmron.
"limifliyhmfiuiImUU." a
the chairman acid when members fig
gaeled hearing: "be postponed until
after the loci-have mates of the
American Legion bu.net..,on March
«I. to give further. amelioration to not
die:- relief plane. . '
"i don’t mm to crowd this mean-
ure. but- we know the attitude of for-
utea who suffered financial losses are
overwhelmlnxly in favor or some re
lie! plan.” - ' ’r
Representative Kitchin, Dancer-at,
North Carolina, outline Treasury De-
partnient omciala \mht' to be heard
by the committee before any plan wu
worked out. Winner: Fordney re.
piled that. the attitude of Treasury of.
Seer-r was well known. "
“But we want to get their start»
went: into the record.“ Mr. Ritchie
replied.
' The maxilla declded to call See
Mir! Houston, Assistant Secretary
unmet .fl Governor Her-dint!“
If? "
HmWEWfllxfll’
Dene ' it to”
the Federal Reserve Board_ Thursday
‘HEPUILICAN LEADERS AGES.
WvAsmNGmN fiat-ch 9.—-A modi-
fied drait c! the Republican Article
Ten \Reservation to the peace treaty
is understood to have been arsenic?!
today bv a nquLer of Republican lean;
or; working wi' 11 the Democrats (or
n. ratification compromise
The new reservation was said to
tone in general the outline of the
dgfx'al Republican 111-0le adopter:
Bust November, but to contain a num-
her of changes in wording agreed to
at tho niuzestlon of Democrata
Republican senatdre who helped
work put tho modifications in the
com-promise negotiations seemed con ‘,
lldent that the new reservation would,
have the approval of Senator Lodge.
of Massachusetts the Republican lead-
:17, am! even. expressed hope that he
himself 111!th ofler it ill the Bunnie.
Carolin legislature considered a hill"
to restrict the sale of. the” weedvbut 6"
ya: defeated.
The W C 'l‘ in western ’.\cw
York sponsored the movement with
an antleigauette brine may contest
as the first step in its campaign.
National omcera of the W. C. T. U.
hmver denied they are attempting
an anti-tobacco campaign. In lndiana
dealers have agreed. in many places
not to eell cigarettes updn solicitation
of school olllcialn.
Nearly every pinata has a law pro-
hibiting the sale of dial-cues to
minors.
Apparently the strongest concerted
action has been brought by the Antl-
Cigarette League of America under
'the leadmhip of Lucy Page Gaston.
This organization has headquarters in
Chicago. Several years «so lheyi
urged passage or a law there making
it a misdemeanor to inmate cigarettes
but it was voted down by a large
majority
Action to forestall poshihle nation-
al legislation against the no of tObac-
co to being contemplated by producers
n Neva England and “nowhere in
the event of a. concerted movement by
.l
the Connecticut vsiiey‘ the New m‘
' Tobacco Grower-3‘ depot-latte:
"has already, laid plant for neetinf‘the
n it is M
' The Tobacco flied:
era, with headquarters .111 Cincina‘ntl.
likewise prepared. do meet tn:
"anti Jorcea with e. hear: barrage.
it is undemtood, Mover. that the
mmoriafir ‘le’ader, Beuldr Hitchcock.
There. smoking in res-Ear geehralka use not elven 113:, W}
tam-ants was to have been prohibited 1“, It .
The chard—'63 in the Winn are
understood to have grown out or the
compromis-s incitement conducted 11y
Senator Simmons. of “North Mom.
for the Democrats. It vac rairl. how.
ever. that Senator Stillman-l but! 1101
anally acclaimed the new are" and
those in close touch with the negatin-
tions were not very confident ot a. final
agreement. _
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'rwo TM“; DEATHS IN
STAMFORD.
STAMFORD, larch 11—mi- W.
Mason. 48 a gardener was killed. last
night, while emailing the railroad
trocks Rest of the city:
An: 30 Portal, 30 was tuned deed in
his bail bedroom (1011: intimidating
gas, today.
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official of
a call to “71mm
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blueSpaniehleather
1Dlspl’ay of Dining Room
Furniture
New Sets 111
Breach Period Designs
Jacobean, Queen Anne and ,j
Colonial °
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iAmong the new sets are several which are rema: l1. ‘
a'bly artistic, the pieces of which are moderate m s: e
The tables and buffets are adapted to cottage rm.
or the dining rooms in city apartment houses .-. ml
this is an item to be considered at the present da 1.
J Oak Set, very plain and dignified “ill-1
utter absence of carving. It represents <11b\t.d.....u
service and girnacticality. There are ten pieccs,
fet, china ca ct, dining table, serving table and ,~ \
chairs, the seats covered with brown Spanish 19.1th
$349.00
Queen Anne Set of Walnut, every piece of bea:..i..;‘1—
ly matched wood, Wet, china cabinet, dining 1..
sémngtableaudmx-dmars. The chain seats 31 c u.-
cred with old blue hairdoth in diamond pan.
This is a may fine set, in every wav to ill tir-
sired for a small dining room.
Queen AmreSet of Mahogany, a companion to . (-
Walnut set emotional} above. The designs ven smu-
',lar the pieces the same bufi’et, china cabinet, dinmg
gtable, table and six chairs. The chairs .116
covered with blue Spanish leather. There are antique
brass drops on sewing table and buffet. These 111.:
sets are not too large for cottages or small 3pm ~
°°°° 35.25.00-
French MS” in Wahlt, very choice wood
perim- workmansh piece beautifulh .1. ~
W Bufiet. cfiinalpkcabinet, dining table, 591111.;
mdmchin. Wfiechair seats are covered 11*"
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