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Pleuekeepmmmdthatourhutefiortsmetyourcon-
hand and that we shall oountiteprivilegetobeofservice
to!“
T hr: Hatch £9" Bailey Co.
‘ 'to Winter- '
-Yon brutal thing. you are
-we sell coal we‘re'
I
Furmture of Character
at Moderate Prices
Good furniture gives the home character. It need not be
the most expensive, but should possess quality and be or-
tistically adapted to the home In which it is used.
Whether you wish a. lamp, or some article for the} kitch-
en, or a. complete suite, _We have it, and at prices that you will
mél
I
mo roux ems wrrn find interesting.
Smith. Underwood. '
Remington. all other
Eula} ' B!- 95
near the oily W"
{#1310 's‘overnine Hum ea of no
ABerlin difmtch‘gadey “‘3’“ °"
in the fighting for eouesslon or
MIL“.
333.
ion as n-
President Ebert 0'
has decided to
inter of Defense to
German yesterday
remain yin oflice. the Secial Demo-
cuts and Maioflty’fiocioiists or the
National Asgmbly having given him
a voice of confidence. .
BERLIN March 20.-——Representa
tives or Great Britain italy and Bel-
gium in this city visited Vice-Chan—
cellar Schiller yesterday and con
gratnlated the. government on the
"speedy removal of the‘ Kspnist
usurpers.'ac‘ cording to s. semiomcial
news agency announcement
They assured Hen Schiller. it is
said, that Entente representativu;
had not recognized the leaders of the
revolt, but had remained sympathet-
ic to the constitutional government
and expressed the hope that the new
crisi~ caused by the geneial strike
might be quickly overcome.
Lord Kilmarnock, British charge
d aflaires here. is quoted as saying.
the granting of supplies and Iaw inn
terials to Germany would be possible
only if constiiiionnl conditions we
vailed and there could be no such as-
sistance if peace and order were dis-
turbed.
AMERANGEN. March 20 (Associat-
ed l’ress).~—Evidence that- an ex-
tremely close guard has been pieced
by the Dutch government ore-r form-
er Emperor 'William was obtain“! in
day. Police officers were detailed to
follow him. a few steps in the rear
as he walks about the garden of the
Bentinck Castle here.
makes. sold. rental;
repaired. Rentals, 85 l
per monih. Machines;
sold stsiopermonth.‘ .
PL‘UMBER.
TYWWRITER EXCHANGE.
Falrfleld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
Slc-Fresh Eggs-51c
l
PEACE TREATY
GOES BACK TO
WHITE HOUSE
(Continued From First Pu ~p)
national iIIdoI'snmonl this full.
for
Ratification was defvatml In»! night
. :no Block, So. Harwell
Tel. 1681 /
Schultze’s Saturday Steak Specials
Porterhouse
Sirloin
30“ M]
Call 499
‘ JAFFE a ASH
We are in the market for all
~ of junk, second—hand fur-
nnd old Clothes.
' We pay the prices for every-
Fort St, East Norwalk, Ct.
val.
Sehultze’s Sanitary Markets
Steak 28c lb
IilIe presidcnt would lInIIT the power
Lto prohibit by [il‘hi'lillllliilli‘l commer
,cinl intercourse brtxwon HIP iwo IIII
:lions or ilIo giving of any assistance
flo (ch‘IIIziny.
l “‘lir-n the Knox I‘IHIIlIIllIIn was put
Iforward last I)(”(.‘l‘llll_l"l I'onsidei‘able
lopposiiion to it lI-wuvm- manifest in
'tho liousn. TlIorI- k n question
,.wlIcther the two lI-gis‘nfiI
'I-oulIl got logollior (.II :II.
“draft of the resolution or
,‘Vilson would ui‘com ii ii
u branches
ilttI‘eplahlo
President
i',:‘serl His
I.-
i
asitrnuinro is rennin-d :II 1,39 Join:
'1’osolutions effective.
I Senator Fall lust Mlllll‘lt‘l submit-
ted a series of quostjmu in Ilw irr-csi
ldent rogaidlng the it
You will save money if you
',x now as we are closing out
‘ [following lines: Ajax, Fire-
. Pennsylvania.§-
Very-good Viki? in Racine
guaranteed 5,000 miles,
$15.00. Size 30 x 3 1-2.
arse, Hudson and Victor
. 612: on weekly payments.
. A. MODNE
~29 New»: and; 3:
Phone 1959.
Railroad Avenue, South Norwalk
Are your brakes in A1 condition?
Do your wheels line up 0. X. that you may get the full
mileage on your tires? - . new”; Eng; ..
Are the hearings in your motor in good condition? ' 7
Now is a. good time to go over the car and have it" put in
readiness. You will want it just the day you find you have
neglected to have your work done.
I have some tires at the, old price. .
AU STi’N’S GARAGE
R. AUSTIN, Prop.
M
wrwrlfiowwmmm
g.
, “SUPERIOR”
A'Couzh Remedy for
Kiddies
p of Sqnill, Syrup of Toln.
‘ of ipecac and Mentholized
I-.' combined in STICh propor-
es to obtain the best results.
slightly old-fashioned formula-—
than, old—timers in medicines
3; were good. A remedy for
{oi-mot, coughs. hoarseness all
«tint: gibthe throat and lungs
y Ies and children. No ‘ R PAI N ‘
._or other harmful drugs; . ‘ - '5 RI GI WELDING, I i
mama effective, A LIGHT TRUCKING AND PARCEL DELIVERY
god to mother" to, '
, . - " - ° FOR SALE
So. Norwalk Auto Repair Co-
KENDRICK 85 WHITE, Proper
122 So. Main St.
ing. 1 1918 1 Ton Worm Drive Ford Truck. 1 1918 Closed Bfidy Ford
Delivery. 1 1934‘ ,
Truck. easel-to 7'
Phone . 301.
1 1918 Oldsmobile, 7 Pass Touring. 1 1918 Studebaker. 7 Pass Tonia» .,
{wrote the Now .‘It xim Senator not
only that in my jiidgbmoni I have not
the powm by proclamation to (19-
clare that peace exists but that i
could in no tireumsinnnxs consent to
,take such a coursz min: to the ra; I
ficaiion (If .I formal trealx or peacc.
“i feel it due to pmfect franknesv-
to say that it would in my opinion
. out a stain upon our lillliollal honm
_ which We never could IfTaco if after
fight the common cause We Should
abandon our aseociaies in ”In war in
,the settlement of_ the imms of peace
and dies associate. omsnlxes from all
responsibility with ,Irgazd
terni‘a‘."
LAST DAY OF WINTER
SEES SNOW BLANKET
Spring Due This Afternoon, But May
. Be Modest.
W inter wrapped himself in a wind-
ling sheet of snow officially estimated
one and one-half inches thick, before
spending his last night in this flat».
:tude, A warm rain came 1 the even-
ing, which before morning turned In-
,to snow and this morning mono
Mother Earth wrapped in a clean.
white blanket. , ~
Spring is due hereabouts
tel-noon. To be precise numeric.
ally. the vernal equinox begins
4: 50 11.. BL, and it two storm sitters:
onetothe westward and the ,_
the south dew not interfl'e‘re
«mm that 3:00 persons were killed .
sending our men to the battlefield to .
to : il‘Iose »
It
Shop Early
shades $275 a yard
mmmlinm MMWS.
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Today. We Dose 81
.‘.
6 O'Coclt.
's'i all silk and ‘a yhrd wide. Many popular
t
t NDEGEE’S EFFORT
311% AMEND PREAMBLE
condition of this resolution
cation which ratification
take eflect or b
until the said
derstnndings adopted by
haxe been accepted an a part
condition of this resolu'ion of rail
tion by the allied and associated pow-
EVIL and a iailme on
reservations
the Son .iii‘l
and a.
'objeclion to said res
ilElSlill’ldlllgS prior to tho deposii
rniifiultion by the l nilIIl Status shal.
bi taken as a lull llllll final sou-pl
Illllli’ of such II-sI-n .Illnlis and “min
isl Indmy s by said powIIs.
EVANS TELLS HOW
HE KILLED WIFE
Ol
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SPECIAL . Fresh Pot Cheese . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18c b 12:31:; fir”Siffihl‘iimiionflfim7.-' .inmflzi (Commumd Hm“ Hist Page)
L‘ADIES’ SHOES § Limberger Cheese . . . . . . . . . ------- 490 lb- Republicans against. The III I Insults ' _ ""’—‘ ‘ ~l‘ I
‘ ( l ‘ 0 com Irmni‘. mug. ilI-‘n Pnl'riml hI~r to 1le ill mom (i
- 490 lb of four III iIIi Is 1’ r i. , -. l . 0 19
Newest Last Munster Cheese ......... . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . WW3 was W addition 0, ,7 mm, m“! hm...“ {.12.} I... ”“2? n.0,. “wk
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value $7 50 First Prize Nut Butter . . . . . . I . . . . . . I I . - . I 350“). Robinsoyp Democrat . Arkan§ng. )noy. lill‘ie 591‘ ill Ely in: klliizflil‘. lilies??? ;::Elg
See Them In the Wmdow ' 20 ed to reconsider. but was ruiml out on 5““ and “’0"; “1‘" l" “3‘" “1min“,
, Asparagus. tall can . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C can a point of order. No appeal from m, moililclx i3 llsw 1" lug.” ‘i inm “n 2:1er
v . . . OI now In no a I
BBELEMVLIS ”be S Pinem‘e- tallcan ------ - - - - -- 3°C ca“ 33:22:21; 22:3; .. E“:
t" ' 1 ‘ " Wife in the hunk ('ml Landwehr. n
. l 3 tion » .
South New Sweet Clover Milk ......... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2fOc (gin anelzzrpioqéspfr(1132:1312: iii?) (.g'n‘” mm m‘vmnn “mm. «l Im dmirraroom,
1' Eva orated 1‘11 k . , . , _ . 2cans 01‘ Dc , ‘ “he li‘ IhI- killinz lmd ink- ll lildit‘
f Gald C 055 n 1 ‘uilflguiliiiifilnnrthi'ere \Im- was ilw -\ “r h “‘1" ”l“ ““5 “ “”- 01d
— Ilibby, S EVflDOl'ath :‘Iiik ........ .2 cans for 25C fourili liv‘wlii‘rfll ”1’9 Sulale hf]; ”L n‘wr'g lilillr‘t’. Evans “1.11.", pawn his
is “13ml m- :lPlil‘II‘v’F Illa lrwll)’. ihi‘t‘t“ 3:"“1‘1‘?”,j'n32“",“"‘;".".,."w;{.l.'{;‘§ imizrr
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WHOLESALE gStalldardButtergE gCO git”? hmmh bu" H ”I m m n lllv “With and llhll won! in .i‘hm'rli
and . 8 Action by [he lloum III' Represen- if???" “I"? “h“ “an“?! :irlii‘mm 1::
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TAIL E 12 NOR‘IIH Bum. ST" SOUTh NORWALK Allislfg‘: n::(1(h.:mrghal‘”'1‘!" ”9:”: hv 00101}; ti IIIn iuz‘ lin‘l'l'll, Conn. ('Oil
CIGARS, CIGARqu \ 53 MAIN ST NORWALK Insolulion :Is conionu-l: ll! d 11} Sen ‘g‘nm‘nrix“lnh ' “Q. 3‘“; )m'k lmlll-
PRES and TOBACCO § - ’ _ h illm‘ Kill“ His l‘t‘SDlll: ion proposes! h wild . '..:1“ 1 ’“ "1k: ll" pill‘
‘ ' rwmv tho Ioponl oi lllP joint liSfllllilOn de- lc “"1 “ Nd," and ”w“ “pm i” ”la
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TARLOV BRO‘ ”WW—fl — w *_ A—.—— (ii'i‘many notifies-I tho l'IIitIIl States of ‘1')9‘1‘“";“:1‘1 3. 5}“"i'lv ”"1“ Killi‘i‘ :ii‘lS-
Ills noceplanco (If all undertaking c‘:§,pr“:’(:‘;(:“f :“i’gnmg “ll“! “7:5 “I” ‘
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Up—to-Dsto Cigar Store .‘ ('mlt‘m‘d i" u” H‘ ‘ .‘ “‘ \oisalllt.s chambermuid. Evans K‘XPTCFLW‘il a (lo-
,sire that his son be given to his.
ibl'mllm. Mike Ruins, of limildI-r, f
Colorado .I'illd llliil his wife‘s :w-‘anhv- :‘
:be‘ not I'lfifil‘fli‘il :m Iumiorznnin- of
ibi‘liigmg up Ill" buy. ‘
Rivm‘: lind r-onII hump and “TH
lstumblin: (no! things in Ihv d‘ll‘h
Qhallway. ‘ '
l ‘1 31'] growling,“ he answered in
Ellis (loopv-xi lIu :4 \oiu
lharkln:r of my shim. "
'i.ond0n
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EAT LESS M EAT
“in drown
l‘ussiiii‘, Show,
Q IF BACK HURTS
“if” «Ixcslimi in ..
-1’wlIiclI ho :Isfitl if (Imam; and tho Take K?dne'g‘:s§f :ldealts to Flush
Sueaals In I NOE-“711‘. SOUTH NORWALK. Ipi‘esidmit could not (lP(I.]i'(‘ pem-p by l. y. ' a der bothers
l t .a “process verbal. sIIIlI .l:~ u l"~'i)lll- you.
AUTOMOBILE 2 Hi0“, Prosidem “ ’l‘Un u as pInninnicl A
1 4at tIat time in his Il‘ so II vs .
SUPPLIES ,3 ._.. .. s“... .. mm ‘ ‘° ‘°
*W/Im [WWI l “I feel (onstrainul in say‘ he
Eating meat regularly eventuallyi‘
Tiproduces kidney trouble in some ici'm'
or other says a well-known authority
because the uric acid in meat excites
the kidneys, they become overworked
get sluggish; (log up and cause all
mm: dist: €35,1finarticmarly backache
and” cry int hikidney fission ’rheu‘
ache: {Sid
«tic Elwinges b«soy ere head
mash. constipation, torpid liver.
sleeplessncss, bladder and urinary ir ,
ritntion.
The mement your back hurts or, kids
neys aren‘t acting right, or it bladder
bothers you get about four ounces of
In «1 Salts from any good pharnincy'; .
take a tablespooniui in a glass of wai’.
er berm-e breakfast for a few days
and your kidneys win then set one.
This famous salts is made from the
solid oi grapes and lemon inice, com;
_1-
at- bined. with iifh'm. and has teen used:
for generations to flush clogged kid-
tlv y; $3190 to neutralize the acfl's
urine
Continued lrom 1‘83 °“ 3
of Iuiifl i
is not to!
ind Ihe l'niied States.
and nn l
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the bait or I‘ "
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BUBBELBILT Clothes are made with double thickmss :1‘
cloth wherever wear comes—double stitching and other _
tinctive Dubbelbilt features. These make possible the teams
Dubbelbilt guaranteed: Sixmonths’ went, without zip, :I-Tc,
tear; or suit will be repam‘ (1 free.
Good style, too. All the popular colors and mixtures.
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EAVBREATZlTi-«ILETE iiiii 1 Walk“? “it“ “WOW 3 1"" " ‘1‘ . 1
DiES 3N AUSTRALiAi
T H. Malone First Man to Do 9 4.5
for "100" Passes Away.
The. Anstxafinn sporting papers to
hand \csierday. coniainul an attenuat-
oi the death of 'i‘ \i .‘ialono the f:.I—
‘mmis IIlsh—Allsllalasian :lihh’. it“ iii‘d all
around sportsman, and, incidentally,
llm first amateur sniimcr to be Hock »
vii in 9 4-5 56‘th ioi the 100 yards.
The feat occmred :Ii Ihe Market F‘ield
Lin} mick lielund. in 1879 and it was
‘so astounding then that no etc-(knee
Writs given to Ilie thing. Chrozmint‘teis
were common enough in those days in
the old world. yet it was the general
beliei that ”(yen time" was beyond
Ixhe reach of e amateur for the 100
yaids and to accomplish Ll fifth or a.
isecond luster \x as out of :ho qutstion.
Still more wonderful, ill c track was a,
mass one, and that made the claim
for the record even more ridiculous i
i That Malone \\ as a wonderful sprint-
gex there is no doubt for after emigrat—
to Australia he ran the 120 yards
11 1-2 seconds and he has been cred-
ited with running the 440 yards in 46
14-9 secondr- ilc was so fast that tor
~a. numboi of years in thegAntlpodes he
was barred from all the big prciossimi»r
al events As an all around performer
‘iL:
Specials for that
Week
II. Isa-smear: rm
“mar FLOUR, a bag sue
, W sumac...
‘ m; Oyoivoavfke‘u-l‘s-m
«amines racers;
swans ram: meme
mmmmm ' '3. .
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But the ldponnd shot .I . :~
fwri and run (lie-2.1 ..-
‘i‘a‘f mile
jump championship in 1831
-d 23 feet in the «Elms BI: 01
holes ion of llio take off
wt on men took off 1mm
lom “GALE? poms 01 .12
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68 Washington
arrivals of
pong
Coats
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and .
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