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FEET OF CLAY.
Dcmpsey is accused by the
iAmorican Logion of being a slacner.
gloss \Villard was indicted a short
m IngEBNY It‘d" (“LEO by a :t‘lSi-‘tourl 01” Kansas
Go {grand jury as a DTOfitCE‘I‘. thougn he
L LV‘GOLDEN Prom,‘“’8§ nct contictod of the charge, so
V a NURWA‘A Jack
I» c snmvw- "
fur a: lane, reports show.
NESDAY, MARCH 24, 1920. That these two champions o.'_ the.
.1 "Vtit‘. :ll‘1‘llil should almost simuliamn
‘fm‘MALMA—NAC F03 ously he lal'gvls' for two of" the mean
TOMORROW? est anti \lzllt‘bi charges that could be
tide 2:04 a. m.; 2236 p. m. brought :‘zainst an American citizen
mu 5:49; sets 6:10. is an amazing commentary upon our
- 4" Cll'lliZFli-TXI‘. volatile hero-
MASONIc NOTICES “my? ..
a ml our
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' -. A. M.
“3",kwfifigo'1‘iéQingfigdSoum "Vt'ant smoomcoom feed Europe."
tract. lst and 3rd Tuesday of ”fixed (no: as much Over there as it
”“3 J ‘1?” i-‘id £353? £1235 “98 1W that won't give Europe one
' oc . . . _
' lsytlnvited. Asa T. Lowndes, vi. square meal-
Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.-
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aired convocation of Butler Chap-
No.38. R. A. M., will be held in
ic T'nple, Tuesday evening,
'23I1L at 8 o’clock. Work MUM.
.. . D. a. BEACH, H.P.l .
VLYON,‘ Secretary.
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lMPORTA‘NTMEE'flNG 0F FRANK
C. GODFREY POST. AMERICAN
LEGION. '
"Discussion of Mllitérvi-Balle-Expected
‘ at This Time.
Tanight, at 3 o’clock, in the Council
,chambe‘rs, City Hall, an .important
meeting of the Frank C. Godfrey Post,
fluencan Legion, will take'place. Ut-
most in immrtance will be the-discus-
sion of the military ball, whic his to
the held shortly 'after Easter.
vmmoughfnppilcation was’made, and
it Its understood that this application
WBS'IOWRNN’UY Capt. Sterling. of
tho 0. S. G.; to Hartford, no word has
been received up to press time, wheth-
er or notable application is back with
the'lo. K. of the Military Emergency
Board, I. The date of the ball‘was ap-
plied for April 16th, but the final ap-
proval Will determine whether or not
the ball will be held on that date.
Another question that should arouse
the interest of the former service men
is the question ofxa sufficient bonus.
At the last ringular meeting this quea~
tion was freely discussed and a fur-
ther discussion will be carried on.
The bonus question was brought up
through a letter sent by the COnnocti-
out Department Commander, at Hart-
! ford. A referendum of the opinions of
epidemic 0( "1913105 is spread- the American Legion hPosts. filiroglgh-
' rv. Measles is out tbo'State, is song t, so t a ‘on-
5!“ over the chunt ' 1 'ldr n'< din nocticut Senators and Congressmen.
just one of those C H e ‘ ' at “'ashington. may be, instructed as
s' to he laughed at and treated .‘9 the legions' stand.
.13: It. is a disease which is pecuZ-t Command: Jilin Keoghd ha'l‘l bee:
‘ -. - , ., u. 1' ... _.. na tri to 'as ngton an Wl pro -
, Intel) to ban (Ollllhlcd .‘o-.- Lgmv huge quite a little information
bad after~etlocts. loon'cerning soldier legislation bet'orc
.. ‘3 year ii is mil 0111.“ CUP-“1!: Congress. It is importunt that all for-
“err in the vezn- than usual, but 5; mt‘l' service m9“. ant-I‘VE?“ mom-
'- ng more ;PVt'l‘(‘ Tho door-r brow ,zvt'r-nd this moot-11g tonight.
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uonia is always prest-nt if
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M ted Press is excmtvflr
in» the use for publlcctloo‘lot'
tchcs credited In «W
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» '1'“ published herein. A .
‘ mil of publication of 1'90-
“» herein are «co
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jmonn cm
looms—92.
, Bunch omen—1388.
W5 Residence—14924
' W1 Reliance-
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MEASLES.
(x.
tho
during
cence, and the dangm' of (“hill i-
_Icnlarly great in. lllt‘ilSlt‘S"‘llw iitA
:‘egsstsiifilr“giggifl’h‘ "” n i wand to the. Regent Theatre (ll
mover, doctors llnlt‘ ()‘OSOT.vd if.“ 'Vi‘C‘Tl 1h“ litilllttlll'Olllti Illlll ~)t‘}_;lll
ear troubles ill'v Vm‘v common up” "hum”: Newlork engagcuivul
W. measles this vvur. lt i> a ra-sptz'- 0‘; ‘1th? £31101} 2“ uttm‘ thrw: mus
‘ ' disease priinnrilv. and 3:211.» ”1 1‘VCY'Wi‘ulf. “llilv 11“.“) the? .“311.P{,
is blcfin hurd inf-vollon is liiuir C} :. FONL‘HV I‘m-“d bill. mm m )‘H‘
’ ' ' Toll»; tltr-js will 1w “'llll a two dollar
,ter the car pnssufzus. if .2. Hotter
f not 'been cnllvd bvloro. tiw- first
of ear-nche should bv the signal
is visit.
develop into a svrious mutt-3r in‘
g the puncturing the
and a long, (litllrulz rocovery
Children. who are old enough to
(mid be t'm‘blddnn the sir’lit
ted page for
an mideuce of the fact that
k gutting the best to be had.
The nacnlrr-ys, twontyt‘our in number.
pldy without any trainer directing
ll’if‘ttl on the stugo. and ;_r.‘ pcrhap:
the 1’1"“. The
rwnainde-r 0i tlu- bill inclutlns t'lcll
Genes.- and Edwurtls in :1 I‘vully We‘ll-
dm'ful singinz and dancingr numlmt‘.
show,
Nogn' .1: ‘ “
Negle‘f'tvd. the earn c1: 0
of car
‘ noted actor monkeys.
of
'it loas’ '5 “n .. . . . . . .
1 ~‘ ‘1“ ‘t. win-=1 harm, a. inmtolopmsti l‘ rm!-
aftcr measll-s 1.: over, '7 . . , . .
, , . emu: ii-izvlcy and (0., m tho. tnnsivt‘
3 three WC-cn‘s utter ill-9 (a; .. . \ 1 .., . tt' .
' .1; t (:1 'a‘.‘( r'\ li.". 'l (ll‘zll‘l‘ EU ”("03
r ..- . poured. They may go to l ‘ I ‘ I
entitled" “Tic ilxndit" (and Debi);- and
Vt‘alsh in“ comedy (in
Thursday tho
23nd listen. pcrhnps. after tlzr‘
‘»whicll from tlw first moment
last is the contagious feature.
hey must not study. sow, crochet
- t. A great many: of the cyc
and
program will be infidel".
fiOllFJJ.
will) Cansttxmcr lllnncy in “Fisttvhilw
Susax:"':.:d on Friday and Saturday
. .v'iti T12; 31 -r 'n “it >."
’ __Wl_tlch (lovolop later in life; 1 H 0L k 1 Ha
“a to strain. du iv .. to" ~ ,wi -fl— -_.-
~. 1 1 “-~ “4‘ f 3 REGENT TODAY.
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begin at firs: as a “com- Yguth, Beauty and Talent. Anita
"‘ The child with runninj: Stewart in "Mind the Paint Girl."
1533?? eyes and Slight Cong—7h If you like a picture based on it.
kept at home and watched story or play that has won universal
'Th9_ Champs 3W he has it approval, and which ltlls a talc
wise to. try‘m treat it, with whose V‘illSOl‘dP charm will hold you
doctor, (111.11”- Oll“ ‘iéil Will‘— until t‘i-t- final faulc-out, you shouln
3‘1““ taken :be be sure to see Anita Stewart, ht-
“5028!! to a 'charming star in‘ “Mind the ram:
‘9 ,Giri“ which plays at the Regent then
lire today. Miss Stewart who has co-
'.<tarred in many successes “in Earl
‘Williams’ aptl'taars in her latest pro
supported by a cast of un-
usual merit. Every detail if tux-s pro‘
auction has been faithfully studied
and as a result the whole . piece is
more than ordinarily satisfying. To
day's program at the Regent will in-
include in addition to the Anita Stew-
art feature a special mid—week com/
edy and Ford-“’eekly. ~‘
in time
Vul‘)’
may
sick child
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SACQHARIN.
_ is many iimeé sweeter auction,
and is consequently being
”dual at the present time.
.. be remembered that it.
dime for sugar. but a
. t thing.
is a valuable food, which
e‘eifi' says Dr. Philip Shaf-
.;.r of biological chemistry
ngton l’niversityr Medical.
“Saccharin tastes sweet, but
£906 value whatever.“ u
lite fer sugar is a normal
fin- real food. Sacchar‘m
'satliry that appetite at all,
deceives the tongue by
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> PALACE TODAY.
Susan," a Picturization of the, Well
Known Mrs. Fiske Play—Last Epii
soda of ‘The lnvisib‘e Hand."
' to be food. The sweeb' Throughout “‘Erstwhile Susan” tut-
.fllsaf is accidental, so twin-earlier! pidure starring Congtfmce
_ fnefvalue 0f the {0061458153651 which will be shown at the
Wham! ‘ has this taste at
”but“ the body‘s needfor
supplied thereby.
tutio'n of dates, raxslnz
g
are a number‘or- homely, intimate
. touchés‘which aré said to contribute
' SWPGC fruits, the generous genmufi’y to the cham 'Of this 9‘0
,_ oranges and’appiee'dwmm‘ The‘qocale of 'mwwnne
then the use of Wfinm” In the drowsy village of Rein
desserts which taste 3wect “Mud“ neighbdl‘mg-eollege 9m”
mafia! good value. the in newest-r of tho picturesque Penn.
m.“ 6111] lusts 7a."aylm&mt¢hiilecflon. I l I
he‘eneprm‘d gnu 11v
Contact: Binney Stan in “Erstwhilc .
Palace thefire ‘today, with th' 1 't" - Q . 1 °' 5"“ . .
e as I rermanoésnrssotpxoowmn , ,
‘ w~ * ' wanna-w “ WW . WI”,
episode of “The Invisible Hand, thm'l W
lot. and. build to suit your «yo idea-11: ‘ >
5."th S
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strum on!“ '
Put aside tltcwsgts, ‘Oil,
Qalomel, or‘ Pills and ,
take “dscarets.”
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Are you keeping your bowels, liver,
and stomach clean. pure and fresh
with Cascarets. or merely whipping
them into action every few days with
Salts. Cathartic Pills, Oil,.or l-‘urgw
tive Waters? '
Stop having a bowel wash-day;
Let Cascarets gently cleanse~ and reg-
,ulatenthe stomach, remove the hour
and fermenting food and foul gases.‘
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry out of the colon and bowelh‘
all the constipated waste matter and
poisons so, you can straighten up.
Cascnrets tonight \vil maker you
feel great by morning. They will
work while you sleep—never grip.
sicken, br cause any inconvenience,
and cost so little too.
(lretl years ago. Accordingly much ct
the dlBlOKU"! .u the sugtitloa of the
picture is cutcned in the quaint~ din
lect. and forms “expression uscdbs’
the people of bygone days. One-3.1::
"look sorry" when he is\ill. "feels
fur" something that ho wants, mils
father “Daddy" and “bi-aims" one's
i
only a few of the colloquinlisms.
GLEE CLUB. . _
The sale of tickets for the Rochest-
er Glee 'Club concert which is to‘be
hcld in Iloyt's Theatre on Tuesday
evening of next week still- goeé on
merrily and the demand for tickets
for this interesting aflair is increas-
ing. There are but 500 reserved seats
to be had and 800 unreserved and ev.
erytbing indicates that all will be
gone before next Tuesday evening.
The tickets may be obtained at A.
D. Morgan's hnrdvare store, Vt’asbé‘l
ington "street. or at.Colyer‘s shoe"
store, Walt street. and beginning to-
morrow may be exchanged at Glen-
dr-nning's drug store, corner Main
and Wall street, uptown. or at W. O.
McLean's insurance office: 74 \Vasb.
ington street. the reserved seats and‘
charts to he on hand at both placesr
until the evening of the entertain“
ment. ‘
Everywhere the Rochester musical
clubs~hnv¢~ entertained they have“
been greeted with packed houses. Tho _
entertainment of songs. lullabycs.f
jazz. including vocal and .instrumcnt-
al selections. has always proven to
be a winner and there is no reason‘
'tvhy this should not apply on Tues-
day evening of the coming week. '
\‘t'ise ones will buy their tickets
now. get. their choice of seats tomor
row or Friday or Saturday and will:
find that they have found something‘
worth while in the entertainment line.
Members of Norwalk Chapter, D. A.
it, under whose auspices the enter-
tainment is to be bold, are selling
tickets rapidly. according to reports
and find that; the demand for them
is very great. i
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The Columbia Taxi (‘0. will open
,an office in M. J. Ratchford's now res-
taurant at No. 6. Main stroct.
——The Best Sulesman~A “'ant Ad!
self to do something-40 enumeiatef
.
‘ 71‘s .
EH mono Aug matrimo- WI. "
.¢ .. -w» --.~ u» 4 «7., «nu—Io
moms
Without.
" UNBESlRABlES‘
‘NEW’ YORK, March 24.nneliet
'ships to be’scnt by the United States.
within the next: month, with flour for
needy countries of Europe, are also
going to be Soviet arks, according to
information obtained from immigra-
tion officials here today. More than
four- hundred Russians, Finns and
Poles, from all parts of the country.
who have been found to have advocat-
ed the use of violence to overthrow
the Government, will be shipped on
them in groups. .
No repetition of the Buford» trip,
with an exclusive Soviet cargo in plan—
ned, but'Shipnlng Board vessms, on
which the United. States Grain Cor-
DOration is tannin 5.000.000 barrels of
flour, will be utilized as well as: com-
mercial vessels. A number of the lat- .
tér type are expected to go to Finland
with the breaking up of the ice at.
Range in the cpri . Russians and
Finns pmbahly will cent to Hango.
the Russians being forwarded by rail
from that port. to the Soviet frontier,
as were the Buford's passengers. The
Poles will probably‘go to Danzig an
(odd ships.
The deporten «rill include many. ‘
who were arrested in raids on mem-
bers of the Communist Party. in Jan-
uary, as well as members of the Fed-
eration of Union ofRussian W'orkers,
who arrived at Ellis Island too late to
be deported onthe Buford, including
more than three score from Detroit.
The move-tent town-d concentration
of Reds at, Ellis Island already lumbe-
gun. ‘A train which is en route here
nom the Pacific coast with several
rartnads of deportees has a number of
Rum: abocrd as well u ordim
deportation eases; according to Rep: "
,resentntlve Siezel, 6f. the House lmmi~
tion committee. . _
‘ he immigration authorities were.
perplexed for a time over the deporta-
tion at Poles with anarchistic beliefs.
Some officials believed the: might
foment more trouble in Poland than in
the United States, but. it was finally
docidod.to deport them. Some no the
Buford's passengers were Poles. but
they were sent to Rusein. rather than
Poland, from choice.
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LAWLER DEFEATS VALGE R.
ATLANTA. March fir—Jack Law-
ler. of Omaha. iron the referee’s deci:
sion over Benny Valger, of New York.
at the end of their ten~round bout here
last Qiight.
v
YOUR BANK ACCOUNT
is likely to be your future happiness
\l’ith a small beginning now, you may
be laying the foundation of future
wealth.
YOU NEVER CAN TELL
when some investment or opportunity
will present itself. A little money in
the bank may put you in business and
establish you for life.
Peoples’ Trust-,Co.
So. N0rwall: Chm.
A.E.FI
Boston
New
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. IN .57. co. 3:
Members New York stocknxcnaitgc __ 'T
141- Broadway , ‘
Vl’é beg to announce Athatasbf MalchFiféec-ndz,
‘ Nineteen Hundred and Twenty, the following ..
have become-member: of this fiscal-
g,
3%
York p l' ‘ ~ “
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A. M. mu
magenta
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:o’d in m} mature tit-ewe I
Just norfltofflnfiofi. $0133 :Mfimmm‘f':
. flutters avgfldcmunlndylw. .: , . .. .. ‘ :
a
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:o
‘t,
l BOS’FO + e .
sursoenitrssrsf—emgmsmrs ~-
h Hundreds of new arrivals. a host of styles to gel.“ from. each» one a version of
the newest spring models; {stylcli and workmanship liveliest.
Our Prices‘Are- Lower. Our Values Are Bigger Than Elsewhere. . .-
snncnlnnnssné
$12.50 To" $45.00
t
l’
quality.
Oplors are all new.
V”.
a.
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wctcrfront. in use
war. ‘
business in Norwalk, has
iton in bankruptcy in
sets of $1.2M and
898.06. |
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Udell.
SAlLOR‘ HOME GIVEN
A large variety of bountiful
dresses, all new and lovely styl
WOOL JERSEY DRESSES
suswatmmo
. Twenty. charming models; the colors
Taupe, Brown, Pekin, Navy and Gray!
SATIN-*DRESSESL
$16.50 T05“ no .
7) Practical, sensible stylish- dresses that can-
;ipt. be matched in quality};
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TAFFETE. DRESSES
_ SRWTWBSJO .
These dresses are disthictive high grade
garments, expressive in line detail nd "trim-n
thing, of every new fashion note for spring.
GEORGETTE. CREPE AND CREPE
' METEOR DRESSES
$24298 TO $35.00
Amazingly beautiful dresses in all the new-
Ncst and prettiest styles, lovely beaded and.
embroidered effects. Colors are Taupe, Navy,
Brown, Black and Figured. '
«as. .w.
UP.
NE‘V HAVEN, "March :l.—-Bccause
‘Depwater sailors no longer frequent.
'thi§ city, the Sailors' Home on tho?
for thirty-three!
years. is to be given up immediate
ly. The home has not been used by
coactwise sailors for years. A naval:
force used the property during the
NORWALK PLUMBING CONTRAC-v
TOR BANKRUPT.
J. L. Webber, owner of a plumbing
filed a peti-
the Federal
Court, in New Haven. He reported as..
liabilities of 32,-.
Invigorating,
inga-‘thcts' our Hot
right and carved right.
Try it
‘ ;
Piping-fiat. superbly
1' Reviving
ud price anywhere. ‘
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A Very Special Purchase
WOMEN’S SUITS
.Remarkable value and very smart models~
hi serge and Jersey cloth, cifectivcly trimmed
with braid and buttons, lined with fancy" fig»
urcd lining.
SPECIAL gig-.98... .
TAILOREDSUITS
Especially attractive models-and unusually
moderate in price; the newest approved stylish
materials. '
sassero m“
PLAID SKIRTS. L
For women and misses, fine valnecmd snarl
styles, in plea ted plaids, novelty pockets and
belts.
Special. Prices $5.98 and.s7m. ,
\DBESSSKIBTS‘
Numerfis and beautiful styles, annually at-
ractive coloring, in stripes, plaids, velours, Jer—
sey cloth, fancy weaves and-plain colors.
Sincere $24.93
CHILDREN’S SPRING COATS"
High quality poplin, 2 to 16 years sixes.
SPECIAL PRICE ”ft
high grade
(:5, oligte finest
are
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We are? prepared to serve your?
' Easterneeds. ancient: vayreasa
sonablc- prices.
Be sure to visit this store before mak—
ing purchases elsewhere
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Cut. llving costs with a back-61rd; Every woman’s F aShion Shop
80 U m NORWAIK, CONN.
.. . aegIrGET THE NECESSARY TOOLS -
ES} ” and Enjoy Your Motor Trina
Fill out our kit with depends. wrcn
screwdrivers,yetc., so you gluodnot 1“"?ngch
everything for tool-box cad work-bench.
Then therightoils,gremlleancrsandpofisbu.
Thisweekwcmmekingcsecmdiaphyofthethings
pm
We hove
Delicious,
, Nourish-
Chocolate.
The; rcalwoldweatber- drink it
our Hot Momwhich is made :
todcywhenyonarechill-’
41-an
delicious.
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that smooth the way to motoring enjoyment. Gone in.
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