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w Sin—You ask us to ill-
tor. whether coal will not he
when the Sprint time.
Annie. comes along can}
We are sorry we cell-
dth an answer that
hut perhaps we’ll have
knowledge when the up
the trees. Just at pres-
.” are groping same as. you
all h the dark. Yes. the miners
7‘ up mew driving—with their
RlS®
a
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m a DO YOUR CALI-8 WITH
GLO- CARS
goo-cirrus: 0N GOLD
DAYS
VICTORIA TAXI CO.
Phone 937.
x...‘
fin
Smith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
sold 3:810permonth
PL‘UMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
I" ?alrrleld Ave" Bridgeport. Conn.
5—_-
LADIES’ SHOES
Newest Last
At 85.00
Value $7.50
See Them in the Window
MAX LEVY’S
31 South Main St.,
South Norwalk.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
. (HEARS, CIGARETTES
PIPES and TOBACCO.
TARLOV BRDS
Up-to—Date Cigar Store
We Block, So. Harwell
Tel. 1681 /
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Qualifies-Servicee-Pricef
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armpit-mammonstm?
rumors-bum ‘
town-hornet
Witwatevuymwmetah'ahmet a fair
price. .1... ..,.-..—.
MkeepinmindthateflbestddrtsareatyouroomQ
wand and that we ahafloonntitaprlvibgetobeofaervioe
toyou.
no Hatch e Bailey Co.
Furniture of Character
at Moderate Prices ,
Good furniture gives the homecharacter. It need not he
the most expensive, but should possess quality and "be ar-
tistically adapted to the home in which it is used.
Whether you wish a lamp, or some article for the‘lcitch-
en, or a complete suite, we have it,’ and at prices that you will
find interesting.
American Cheese . . . . . . . .......... . ..... 35c lb.
Fresh Pot Cheese ............... o. . . ..... 18c lb.
Limbereer Cheese ........... -. ...... . ..... 49c lb.
Munster Cheese ...... . ................. . . 49c lb.
Swiss Cheese ......... . . . . ..... . ......... . 49c lb.
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Call 499
JAFFE 85 ASH
We are in the market for all
Hill of junk, second-hand fur-
niture and old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
w peas; s. o.
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37 Port St. East Nor-walk, Ct.
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Specials In
AUTOMOBILE
; SUPPLIES,
You Will save money if you
, buy mw as we are closing out
the tdlowing lines: Ajax, Fire-
' . Pennsylvania.
Very~ good value in Racine
'15:“ '- guaranteed 5,000 miles,
at new. Size 30 x 3 1-2.
Pearce, Hudson and Victor
~ Bicycles on weekly payments.
A. MODNE
'9 Bar}. Km: as
It:
SO'MANY TOILET
. CREAMS
Day (“rm-1m. Night (fir-am.
Cream. Biassngt .im, Vanishing
firearm, (‘ream Lam-er. and Almond
fin, just r: fa of lhe- Toilet
"a. ..,._ ",3 which we carry. it you can
a Toilet. (Ewan). it is here. be-
none we carry a c=r~1plerc line of
this favorite commodity.
We are_oi£crlng a Special this
creek—A Peroxide Tm ssazc Cream.
greaseless, regular 35c sizP.
Cold
{"1"
» Special Price 25c.
H. A. MEAD
_;;("'Presc1§ption Pharmacist
. ’3. laid at; South Norwalk.
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Wme/m/Ifl
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Asparagus. tall can . . .
Sweet Clover Milk . . . .
on.
Gold Cross" Evaporated Milk ......... 2 cans for 25c
Libby’s Evaporated M" k .......... . 2 cans for 25;
StandardButterdeggCo.
12 NORTH MAIN ST., BOUT}; NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
Tart/arr.
FirstPrizeNutButtei‘.................... 35c1b.’
20ccan
Libby’s Pineapple. tall'can . . . . . . . . . . . -35c can
20ccan
Schultze’s Lenten Fish Specials
ROE SHAD ...... ..... 45c1b.
BUCK snap 35ch
our SHAD ....... ........... ..... .....35clb.
.STEAK HALIBUT 35clb.
STEAKcop....................... ...... 26c1b.
FLAT FISH..,............ ........ 14c 1b.
FRESH HERRING ....... 14c lb.
RIBLAMBCHOPS................. ..... . ......40c1b.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
801W”. SOUTH EORWLLI.
wfifim.”wm
Phone 1939. '
Railroad Avenue, "South Norwalk
Are your brakes in A1 condition‘L .
Do your wheels line up O.‘ K. that you may get the full
‘ mileage on your tires? ’ J .
Are the beafings'in your—motor in good condition?
Now is a good time to go over the car and have it put m
readiness. You Will want it just the day you find you have
neglected to have your work done. ,
I have some tires at thegold 'pfice.’
AU STIN’S 'GARAGE
R. AUSTIN, Propr
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80. N orwalk Auto Repair Co“.
KENDRICK & warm, Props. .
122 60. Main st. ‘ i -. ’ Phone 301 ‘
REPAIRING, WELDING, ‘
LIGHTVTRUCRING AND PARCEL DELIVERY.
FOR SALE
1 1913 Oldsmobile, 7 Pass, routine. ‘1 19.18 “Studebaker, 7 pa"; Tom-.3.
ing. 1 1913 1 Ton Worm Drive EordJ‘ruck. ,1 .1913 momma,
rDelivery i m7‘9pct'BodyrrfF3nd , 13 an a. o“...
v___.«.._a.,s._
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loved. 4nd the elder Taylor
Here
Other miners and guards rushed to
the manifm mat
,durlncwhlchbep‘ltmmrhep
unskilled. 7
More than a hundred shots were
fired. The lighting stopped when the
detectives retreated. The guards
later were sent back to West Virgin“
by the mining company.
Several hundred Inlnors are reDOrt-
ed armed with ridesund pistols and
searching for any 0! the guards re—
maining in the county.
AURORA ‘BonEALis
TIES UP PHONES
(Continuead From first Page)
United States Weather Bureau elim-
ed the, information that the electrical
discharges in the highwarua of the
ceding the appearance of the aurora
had taken over control of such things
as telegraph and telephone wires and
that there was nothing to do but to
the magnetic interrelations heIWeen
the earth and the sun..
As the aurora continued late into
the evening hundreds of persons call-
ed up newspaper offices to inquire the
nature of the phenomena. Some of
these calls came from far out on Long
Island, where the effects were quite
plain against the darkened skies.
graph Company, in the Stock E):-
was almost continuous.
ed thtough the atmosphere wireswere
dead.
the lines.
layed because of this dilllcully.
RAIL‘VAYS IN
SPAIN TIED UP
(Continued from Page One).
ulutinnary gl'lll‘l'al strike."
During the melee there were Shouts of
“Long live Red Russia!" but the
crowd was scattered when mounted
arrived. a Small bomb
which :sliuhtly lnjurcd several persons.
The policc drew a' line across
Sll‘l't‘l :nul pcnuitlcd no one to pass 01‘ ‘ __,.___
'I‘lmse 'attemptlng‘
l0 tlisobcy this order Wcm fired upon ‘
stanzl at Windows.
and i1 rennin-(l only It t'cw minutes it)‘
(lea; tltc. :‘Hrrmfitlip: lt'x‘l‘ltOl‘y.
Further collisions (alt .m‘ed Saturday
night and ills-w u'cn several explo-
earth's upper atmosphere usually pne-l
AT MIDNIGHT;
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A BIG LINE 0!’ CHILDREN’S 80018
_ . Innuenosieéy minimum
mrnmom-mnm—M white. M»hn,grq,navyhlue are
-~ rm rasn'mmsnx nose—axe: qmumrmlua m «.15
meBHOBS—Inthemoet wanted colors melding
bun“ ‘nd ”fir 0-0.‘o'ejnoooeoseoleqoho’efe m “Cy m I
'3 run. rasmom sin: nose—suck. white or m. not all sizes. Special at $1.00
‘1: H533?
wait until there Was some change miand Representatives was equally
er- I
roneous.
GIBSON BUYS
“LIFE” AS HE
HAD DREAMED .
The chief operator at the central ca- lDana Gibson. the artist, has
ble office of the Western l'tdon Tole-.me controlling interest in
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change building, said that 'hertrcuble c
Hr explained active charge of
tat aslho waves of the aurora sui'K-lAinu 1.
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either overcharged or went practically '53.-
Thls was due to the effect of'ed with Mr. Gibson in t
posithc and negative curxw'nls upon,“ the magazine,
Many messages were dr- dished in 1885.
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the building trades, on Frill-2y. a. reso- l't'n"‘nd'lnk
lutiun was adoptctl in favor or :1 “rev- ' ‘
lmmedi- ‘
utely afterward street fighting took‘ed $4 , and he was supremely happy '
place and 130 persons were arrested. over his achievement.
he (lay of the ap-i
of his $4 work hel
. decided rent thingswere In store for H1}-
guards arrived. Soon after the guards him. nndgaleo on that da ’
“as t ”own that some day he “"3“” 0"“ 1°51 "Rh
the I
' . bly.
'ing supposed that luv/Jr".
city was placed undwr military guard.
Ionics and machinn nuns.
znight.
:plmmetl to pass resolutions.
t “We do not fear :- revolutionary
lsinns llfiu'li'd (luring: llw cvenlng, it be-
had been
thrown. ’ The principal square in the .
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the lili'll being cquippcd with motorl
but there
wcrc no untoward incidents late at '- _
Mctal workers urn said to have
Strike." Premier llautistu is quoted as
saying on Sunday. "The Government
is preparcd to 11(‘t‘t 121 the 'challenge of
the workers.”
i In the course of an interview, the
‘chict' of police of Lisbon is said to
have. declared Portugal generally and
Lisbon particularly nus very quiet,
considering the numhm' of strikes in
progress.
The general lmprcs<ion prevails that
an uprising is most improbable and
that should any occur, they will be
confined to local disturbances arising
1mm strikes. The Republican Guard
has ccnccntrated a strong force in;
Lisbon, this body beinrr completely
purged 01 any monarchist or reaction-
ary elements. "
xSecrct service agents are closdy
watching ports for the arrival of sus-
pected foreigners. Hitherto undesira-
‘lblcs hfie been unablc to gain admit-
. ' atance in Portugal.
W
JSUFFRAGE NOW
, ONE STATE SHY
(Continuead From Flirst Pfge)
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i'tion, apparently raided todayui‘ilh lb
_ ‘. DelaWzn-e Legislature in extraordinary.“
;session here. Thirty—fine of the thirty-
havc but
time.
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. 2 tion’ of the amendment have acted _fa-' y
' vorrbly. and should the actionof mo
§DelaWum fissemblyhe against it. the...
~, ; Suflragtsls , would
' chance of winning-mature next Winter, ,
T as no other Legislatures convene in
j‘rcgular session until that
flight "
‘ 7 Both the Suffraglsts and those Olly-u; '-
posed‘ to the ratification of the amengj-u.
ment have made a hard fight in D4
‘4.
.ware and both sides today. agpcgl‘gjl”
'. confidenpof victory: _ .
_ . No camber-e today caredto venture
. dxprediction as lqjust when _ ' ’ _
. mom would be taken up by-thBAsogn?‘ , _
It Was said, howeverfjthaf‘ltscfirouble is neglect. :lf at the present.
‘time your eyes til-equity, smart/or.
burn, you should haYe‘them examined .
chances of (gen a hearing, in either
House, were remote, until tbelschool
‘ rude and other State measurei; have
be?“ acted upon. . -. a -
NEVJ YORK, Marc}! 23.41am of
a Iti-Sufl‘raglsts that the _-Anthony
amendment to the Constitutipn; its-at"
; would be lnefiectlxte‘ in Statics
where State Constitutions-AW“ W-
frage to ”male" citizensuntn such
Constitutions had.been amended. are
tainedlrom Charles E. H
,ihe Unites. Sum ~
erroneous according to Web-
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NEW YORK. March 23.—Charles
purchased
morons weekly publication, it be-t
the publication on
G. B. Richardson’and George Utas-l
it was announced. will be associat-l
he publication I
"life" was estabJ;
Gibson
A.
Mitchell. t’ormerly editor of "Life,” the
m'ajmity of stock in the publication.
closed last Tuesday. It repre-
arms a bu~incss transaction contain-:
ing as much of romance and human inn
The deal, in which Mr.
it was to “Lite" that Mr. (,libstm..
then :m i‘lKhl(‘l‘il'yl‘l‘r‘old
autist sold the first draw—i
lil(~l‘(‘(l “’Ol‘lll submit~ ;
ing \\lli(‘h hc ccns
For it he receiv-I
ling for publication.
It was learned
yesterday that on. t
pearance in "Life ’
a publication from the earnings of his
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Blind --
' \thn'ymi buy your lens and
cofi'ecs, do not cloSc your ;
eyes and open ‘your hand. 5
They're too important. K
Open your eyes! Look for a 1
Van Dyk store. And there you
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will find teas and «05095
worth buying!
Duchess Cofi'ee ...... 48c lb.
Quality Su promo
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“Life.” theé ’
me known yesterday. He will takei -.
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struggling ‘
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DUBBELBILT Clothes are made with double thickness of
cloth wherever wear comes—double stitching and other dis-
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tinctive Dubbelbilt features. These make possible the famous .,
Dubbelbilt gdaranteed: Sixmonths’ wear, without rip, hole,
tear; or suit will be repaired free. . .
Good style, too. All the popular colors and mixtures.
$14.75, $16.75, $18.75, 32035—81"! upwards to $36.75.
H .KRIEGER 69’ CO.
£20: at *md‘zzm.mnoxl 2mm?”
F
kWoodlander ac.
. PINEHURST. N. C..
li’mncls ()utmet and Percy
,staged a first class rally at the end of have them made up and tailored with
ya match played against 14‘. C. Newton all the innovations and stylish touches
_ land Sam Graham here yesterday. Oui— introduced.
Q'uali-Tea 3 lbs. $145, 506 lb. fmet and Gilbert were 3 down and 4 to;
James Van Dyk Co.
gt).
jeixteenth.
{the seventeenth, squaring the match, .
”and Ouimet won the contest with a 4
on the eighteenth.
RANCIS OUIMET IN
TRAPPY
PINEHURST MATCH
6 Partner Win by Fine ed outer garments.
Finish. crs know just. how to make them.
March 23.—-l new WEAVES
Gilbert: are being shown now and you
lis‘ partner, Gilbert, molt curately reflected in our Work .
_ - _:_- i‘New York Lhtlies’lailor
"’ Dressmaker and Fort
MILLINERY" .. -. ler
THAT
PLEASES
l'f aim. Main St.
(Phone 336-8.)
.‘ ‘fh'I
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The cause of most serious ‘eye
'at once. Perhaps a pair or,resting
glasses will allow than» to“ recover-l
their usual strength. ‘We can discover
‘thefr Shortcomings and advise you}
accordingly. ‘ '
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Specials
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national One-zips Heater—ROW.
mam ’
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the woman who wears smartly tailor-
Our qualified tail-
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Let us have an opportunity of pro?-
Oulmet won the fifteenth and the ing that your individuality can be ac
South Remain
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