‘ sir
rav-
\
H I for teach new.disturbahce
Mrs excitement and fun.
for’an hourless workday.
tor a life of ease. strike
"at the'cost of clothing or
. fining else we please. Strike {or
‘l'..“'starless heaven. strike for a...
:lJ‘wess sky. strike for a taxiess
I f‘uoIIe—we're sure to win by'and
5 Strike—till ‘the last darned ice-
1 “wires. strike— or our coal 'bins
‘ ‘ “our fires—u y each one get
i '
fr _
clean.- etralght. sound, long-lived
1" .w.mmuhouammw.‘
. . Order Now.
how’s YOUR noo'rz
ll instantly
No matter how little you know about shingles. you wi
think McNair Shingles are wonderful Shingles. Every shingle clear.
Agent for zit-Craft Roofing. also product of Johns-Manvllie Co.
The'Barrett Company-Bird llama-all manufacturers of Roofings.
stock. We sell loNair’s Shingles.
The Hatch E.» Bailey “ CO.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. , ‘ -
nation or the week's actidty
the capitol grounds at
federal outrage amendment ~
groups or twelve con to New Haven,
don , respectively. where they will
hold evening meetings.
mittees of prominent men and women
PLU M BER.
‘
males of car.
repaired Rentals. ll
er month. Machines
old atfloper month. ~.
. TYP‘WRITER EXCHANGE.
fl ran-nus Ave. Bridgeport. Conn.
OLD CARS . ,, \
“1 your old cars to the Bridge-
” 'Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
Isrth Ave, between Oak and
filter 8t., Bridgeport, Conn.
none Barnum 5586-2. .Second-
hid parts and tires to fit any
BPEEEBEB.
This “Engl d
Three-Piece
I
You will find this ed very substantial. It is
attractively finished in white enamel. The
”9..-;
\r’
$25.00 '
\
9’
GET A SQUARE DEAD
We will buy your househOld
finds. rags, papers, junk and all
mud-hand goods. Anything you
IVs-Price according to the qual-
I! of the gods. A squre deal»
‘ways.
gmLIP P. MAHOIV EY
Van Zandt St. Phone 11325.
ascend-hand Goods Always On Sale
three piece construction makes it exceptionally
convenient to set up. Has the ”Englander ’
Link Fabric spring with helical springs ht
each end. Will not sag.
Angevine Furniture Co.
are making arrangements for these
meetings.
On Tuesday the women will separ-
ate into groups or four women each
and during the next three days they
will address a series of approximately
forty meetings which will be held
throughout the state. Thirty-seven
women from as many states have al-
ready accepted the invitation of the
Naional ‘Suflrage Association. which
is cooperating with the state Suffrage
Association in arranging for the “em-
erges?” campaign to be members of
“Eme- gency Corps" which will visit
Connecticut.
Among these women are: .‘Ifi. Pat-
tie Ruffner Jacobs. president State
Suffrage Association, Alabama; Mrs.
Frances Munds, ersenator, Arizon;
Mrs. Seward Simone, California; Mrs.
Helen Ring Robinson, writer and ex-
senator, Colorado; Mrs. John Fuller.
president state suffrage association.
Florida: Miss Annie G. “'right, presi-
dent State Suffrage Association. Geor-
gia; Mrs. M. J. Sweeney, president
State Federation of Women's Clubs.
Idaho; Mrs. Grace Wilbur Trout.
president State Suffrage Association.
lllinols; Mrs. James A. Devin, vice-
presidcnt State Suffrage Assocltion.
iowa: r.\i.s C. . Brooks, Director Na-
tional, America “'oman Suffrage As-
sociation. Kansas; Mrs. Desha Breck-
inridge, president Statc Suffrage Are
soclation, Kentucky: Mrs. F. Louis
Slade. Regional director. Second Re-
gion. lmnguc of “'omen \‘otcrs. New
iork; Mrs. Robert ("icndcninp prcs-
'D
”t water,
3‘ ice cream, a
“5 our ,
7 ' ' ICE CREAM SODA
~11: of
.fi! dispensing.
- New England
Candy Shop
10 scorn MAIN sr.
.DE-éflfifilfi
36 more
a full sized Soda, full of~thel
flavors, fruits
drink that is a
refreshing ,delight—
“I: obtain your full money's
quality in Sodas, Ice
Sundaes, etc., here. Ex-
2-. Rorwalk. Phone 952.
Our offering of Men and
pass anything we have ever 5
are the best values obtainable.
We Close Every Day at 6 P. M.
9 '2‘
Men s Oxfords
For Quality, Style and Price, we feel safe in saying these ‘
ELWOOD 89° GLOVER
‘ 122 Washington Street
4
Young Men's Oxfords far sur-
hown.
and:
‘
Suffrage,- Associm inn,
Tennessce: Mrs.
l‘hillip \Vcrlcin.
\‘lca‘nrifisidrnt \l'ome
an Sum'nzc Assmiation Louisiana:
Mrs. Arthur T. l‘mllnthw. chairman
Louislalion ("ommiltcc Slate Sul'i’mrc
.-\<scoimion. Mnim: Mrs. Charles E.
Eilicoii. president Stun- Suffrage As-
sociation, Mankind; Mrs. ldn Porter
EXPLORER AMUNDSEN
ARRIVES IN SIBERIA'
(Continued from Page One). I
l
Amundscn‘s vosscl, the Maud. tool:
on oil a: Ilixson Island, in the White
Sou, about Sept. 1. 1918. and soon My
er snilcdroft‘ to 111C nonhcnst lt:‘(;li:h-
out the. rapidly freezing Arctic. it urn
the cxplorcr's plan to drive ting ship
as for northward us he could, then to
lodge hcr in the icr- and permit hcr to
hc Mugged along Willi l2): cnozw'xds
ilms.
Bargain in
Off List Price.
"Vim
Diamond Tires
6000 Miles Guaran-
rmdics or Arm-T:- ice had been mad»-
by Amunduwn. who lulicwd his ship
\vculli b! l.ll'l'l('(l mound the nmthcrn
end if Now: chibln and lhcnc-.- l‘iiSl-
thirdly to thc \itfnily ot‘ Liukov Isl-
:mds, of! [116- (ltllil of III" Lena River,
on the northern Sibe-Iivn coast. How
he bt‘llt'V‘. d or icc would be driven to
the northward, and thought it would
tel-1c him I ,-::;- rho North I‘ole.
Tin rt- is some uncertainty as to the
exact—pom: reached by AmundSen in
Siberia. Anodlr is not the name of a
town. but of a river Which rises north»
west of- Kamchatka and iiovvs cast-
wurd, emptying into the Pacific. To
reach this river by ihe'Scll, he would
have been forced to go through Bering
Strait, between Siberia. and Alaska. ’
st. roving forces.
ing in sevu'al humorous
BANQUET OF
SPANISH IVAR
VETS IS HELD
Continued From First Page.
___-
Grmml Russell I‘roet, an honorary
m. mlmr of the camp. made :1 humor-
cux~ talk, in which he pointed out that
llh‘ Spanish \Vzir Veterans fought to'
yum l‘uim from oppression, and they
apparently established a sort of free-
dom that mzmy Amv‘ricnns are now
traveling to (‘uhn to enjoy. '
('hullos Frizm-ll, commander of
l‘l'u ‘lc (‘, Godfrey Post, exchanged
i'mtcrnal grectinps bt‘cht‘ll the Leg-
ion mcn and veterans of the Spanish
“'nr. and spoke of the excellent mor-
ale handed down to the soldiers of
[bolas-t war by lhv men who took port
in the Spanish American “'ur.
Judge Nehemiah (‘andce pointed out
ihat. due, to the existence. of so many
American organisations, kindred in
spirit to the United Spanish American
\Var Veterans. there was no fear of
Hi» (:ovcrnmcn‘t or institutions of this.
country over being imperillcd by de
Louis Zellcr was particularly amus.
recitations,
There is a Russian
trading post
and the members listened with inter-
cst‘to a short talk made by I. it. ““llv
3a.. A. MODNE '
known as Ana'lyrsk, located on the
Anafiir River, about 300 miles from
sen could not reach It by vessel. as is
mot, first commander of Cam
Icy.
the mouth of the stream: but Amund- -
McKin-
The following oath of a egiauce
was renewed:
72 NORTH MAIN ST.
:An Opportunity
"fi- Ambitions People, Merrill
in. SHORTHAND,
. G and related
”facts are short cuts to sim-
‘wul meets.
' "Ask For Particulars
indicated in
have reached that
probable he landed from his ship on
the northern coast Oi the continent and
made the trip southward by land.
The
reports.‘ it he should
town, it seems
mouth of the Anadir RIVUI‘ is
about 3.600 miles east of Dixson Isl-
."md, where Amundsen began his long
Arctic voyage.
Amundsen's purpose was no: pri-
marily to reach the North Pole, but to
make
soundings, study the drift of the polar
icc. and Cullem important data as to.
oceanic conditions in the far North.
5!
scientific observations, take
DAYLIGHT SAVING IN NEW YORK{
ALBANY, N. Y.,
r11 23. The As-
, do hereby earnestly rc-
new the oath of allegiance which I
took upon entering the service of the
United States. I furthermore solemn-
ly swear that I will faithfully serve
my country at all times, obey the laws ' , on strike with
of the land and strive, to the best of “hi" lafé'l‘ became a nationwide
my ability, to promote honor and pur: movemeht. said he would advise the
ity in public affairs. I furthermore
promise that I will protect and revel-
ence our glorious flag, the emblem o
liberty. This vow l voluntarilyrrcncl
and promise to fill on my honor as a
man."
, The usual excellent Clifford Hotel
,scrvice marked the serving of the fol-
lowing menu:
, Vegetable Soup
! Finnan Huddle a la Clifford
men to return to work.
hoods and the railroad officials." Gru-
nau said. "buf'wc
government.
for wage 'ncreases are conce
strike has
permanent maintenance Of the insur- I
LMERRILL
sem-bly today passed the Fowler bill?
designed to repeal the daylight sav-
ing law. The vote was 78 to 58. The
Roast Beef and Spaghetti
Boiled Potatoes Turnips v
gent unions would be. carried
freight trafllc
:NafiOnai Bank Building.
' South Il‘orwalk:
sill.
The
which
Senate, now goes to the governor.
has already posed the
measur gives cities and vi!-
lages the right tO‘enac‘t daylight s'av-
. BOSTON. April 23 (National).—
ing ordinances. ,~ ..-_ .. . .
Governor Smith. it is understood, 3 :53: Yo.h Bomon game postponed,
Wm veto the measure ' w ' DETROIT, April 23 (American).—
* “M lChicago - Detroit postponed; wet
Mafistsmesmana‘c ,Wan‘t Adv; l grounds. a .
i
I Corn Starch Pudding
; Coffee.
I
BALL GAMES POSTPONEDL
of normal.
ed,
west to the Pacific co
ment was reported to be normal.
railroad workers in
trict appealed directly to the rai
Iloyor. form: r lll‘i‘l-‘S_\Iil‘(‘l'lnr of Penn-
sylvnnln. Massachusetts; Mrs. An»
drcas I'claml. president Slain Sui
franc Association.
F. Saunders.
llnl‘l
Minnesota: Mrs. B.
chairman Slaw Rzatificn»
Committee.
Mrs. W'alinco Pcrham. president Slaw
Federation of \Vomen's Club's. Monm-
nn: Mrs. (‘harios llicll‘icll, president.
State Suffrage Association. Nclvrnska:
Mrs. Mary I. “’ood. corresponding
sccrctary Gcncrnl Fl'lIPTr’Illl)“ of \l'om—
ens Clubs. Now H:nup.~lzirc: Mrs. A.
R;.Sll‘hlixl. .\'cw Mexico: Mrs. Leah ll.
\hdsoe, vict‘ml‘vsidon: Stale Suffrage
Association. I‘mh: Mrs, Edith (‘
L‘mvlcs. prmidcnt Slalc Suffrare As:
s‘ocintion. Virginia: Mrs. Edward P
I-lck. executive Slaw Suffrage Asso
c‘intion, “'n'shinston: Mrs. Ellie.~ Yost
r'dairman Ilml‘lcution Committee.
Most Virginia: Mrs. Ben Hooper lo":
lsluiivc chm'mnn. H '-
\‘I'C'c-prcsidcnt
Michi'an E 11'}
age .r‘Ssnf'inllOllI I Q d
Sui‘fr Mm. T. T. Pot»
SHOWS N O CHANGE
(Contincead From. Flirst Page}
a
Officials in another attempt to selilP
the unauthorized walkout.
John Crunau. president of the Phi»
cage Yardmen’s Association, the first
organization to go
I?
".
H
"IVs could fight the railway brother-
cannot _ fight .. the
‘ 4’
So is}: As our immediate demands
£11m
been a tailor ’
He said, however, that the fight for
on.
n- the Chicdgo district
rose to eighty per cent
railroad managers assert-
and elsewhere throughout the
Meanwhile i
ast freight move.
NEW YORK, April 2'3.-—Stviklng
the New York dis-
S
and settlement of
public interestfi .
the strike "in the
- I
mass meeting“ will be held on
0M0" which mom-fl
bers of the delegation together with.
prominent men of the state who are
working for the ratification or the
The“Emerge'n‘:iy Build-ace 00$";
the group of ting women
eslled. will arrive in. Hartford, lion»
day morning, Kay 7, tier the ope-hint
ot the campaign. They wul be enter-
tained at a luncheon in Hartford, at.
tea- which they will be motored, in
Waterbury, Bridgeport, and‘New ’Lon- ‘
Local com-
L-
.
nNoeraik’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
Daintyilress Goods for Summer Wear
PLAIDS—In all the new patterns and colorinzs .._.....r_e.—._..1~..T.~.-.e $2.75 to $7.00
‘FOIJLARDS—See the display in our show windows am— 37-“:3—v—x 33.50 Vd.
A BIG LINE OF WASH DRESS GOODS “' "‘3.
Fancy Figured Voiles .. -.-...»..-.».—... ,.__,., ... .l... . . 75c. $1.00. $1.25. $1.50 Vd.
WHITE GOODS OF MANY KINDS. BOTH PLAIN AND FANCY i“:
' BLUE DENIM FOR OVERALL SUITS. '.
‘ll
‘1
Edward McHugh, chairman of the
executive committee of the strikers.
sent a letter by messenger to J.’ J.
Mantel], chairman of the General Alan-
agers' Association, declaring the pub—
lic demands the immediate resumption
of railway traii’ic, and We submit for
vour approval the following:
' "Our immediate restoration in duty
without discrimination and with 'full
seniority rights. in order relieve
the wheels or ndustry."
TIRE LEAGUERS C
ENTERTAIN AS WE
AS THEY CAN BO
(Continued from First Page).
“'hcn owned. the favors showed on
the» inside the names of the prizewin
H. KRIEGER e CO.
The Leading Outfitters in Norwalk
Clothing and Shoes
for Men, Women ;
bovinz bout.
muirh. be-zWe-en Messrs.
and Saree, of the The League. provok-
ul much laughs: r.
lng cvcms were nfcrccd by “'illinm
Kt.‘”"_\'
to New. England sporting; fans.
l‘rizc winmrs for the last year fol~
low:
‘r'inning Team-w Tube room.
tainul by A. l-‘clil nbaum, and compos-
ui of T.J‘>crhcrich. \\'. Hayes. A. Brice-
lcr and \\'. l‘ubcrich.
of the team awanled $3 in gold.
l..oui:-villc.
incitingr a riot.
cast corner off-
iebris 100 feet
damage at $1,000
the house
0f I‘ol‘i
prizc, $3 gold. J. Kelley;
gold, Chesur Meeker.
A burlesque
nuns and the menu.
An original song. composcd by Mr.
Hutchinson and Mr. Krappc. and in-
sparring
Hutchinson
All of tho sport»
Chester. “'cll~kl30\\'n
Mississipri- m-s m h-» 1 "d 'l -'i' ~ «mi-t
' - . . - g u—t lmin ua . \(‘lilg .. s
‘} allcr .‘Ib.\iib .‘Illlnr, PX‘D!‘{J.’~I(IGI]I [‘l‘lll‘. $5 Riiltl, T 'Paunnn: SOCODd
Mate Suifrnue .‘lssociminfl, MISSOIIH:
3rd prize. $2
‘ -
Highest 'Ihrcc StringsmT. Paulmo.
$5 gold.
Highcst Single String-VIII: “'illiam
llussell, $3 gold.
Showing
mom—Ali. t'humbcrlin. $5 gold.
Player
G realest
IN FANTRYMEN
ARE PATROLLING
BUTTE STREETS
(Continuesd From first Page)
Ky.,
Wayne
ritten con fessi
ll
_ Slate S‘lfll‘ugp AS» leg: While running from a crowd of
SOt'fllmn Wisconsin; n,._ Gram R No men through Ihc llPiil'l ol‘ the bust
bfii‘d. Prof. Political Scicm‘c Stall" “"5“ (“”11“ 01' tho cit)“. Ho was tak'
I‘lnlvcrsity. Fyominu: Mrs, ' Mabel on to the city hospital. liis condition
director of “’omun‘s l’l'nnchim is not believed to be serious, John J.
{tongue of Indiana: Mrs, Mm“) Ii Gray, 37 years old. giving his home an
area ‘ ' '
was a rresl ed on
characs of marrying conccrlod weap-
man. president Slate Sxm‘mgo 4.100115 and shooting within the city
elation. Arkansas. ' ' " limits. ~
M The fil'tecn men arestcd were
chared with disorderly canducs and
FREIGHT SITUATION
All except one of the
latter, a man who save his name as
Ennis
Detroit. Mich. l
The last mob was
nd
i ve
his home as
in Indianapolis.
dispersed about
~ midnight.
n'et Def" today, at the call of inmrg. :R.’ ' was arrested late “'ednesday the
cut swuchmen‘s and engineer's union rush. and is said to have signed a
on crime.
hich was committed Monday night.
9 pleaded gull
iy
City Court yesterday. and was held to
the Grand Jury
marge of murder.
when arraigned ‘ln
without bond on a
M
LIGHTNING srmkss
DGEPORT HOUSES
BR‘I
BRIDGEPORT.
persons miraculously
when lightning struck
dwelling,
early today, ripping the entire north—
the building, hurling
away,
506-310
was broken.
these in nearby dwellings. The shock
"0
April 2B.—-Eleven
escaped injury
a three-family
Pequcnnock street,
and causing
Every window in
as were also
caused general alarm, but no fire re-
sulted. '
M
H. KRIEGER G CO.
‘—
managers today for restoration to duty 039 hundred m.“ Shoes.
¥Mnes new nose {or case. See win.
dove-W motto at W - xi
Siasbing And Smashing «l-ligh Prices.
To close out tomorrow
and Monday
Ladies
ca p<
Each member
lmpnwo-
Boys and Girls
l
Governor Bunk-ti. oi Ncw Hampshire,
and hi~~ council havc null: '21.: the
iiilOl‘llv)’-grilrr;ll and public '
commissiOn to take an): 510
sary to protctt that State ng.
inconvenience that would mm
the afiplion of ncw train srhvd
the Roman and Maine Railroad
nemes-
st the
from
form to the (lil)ll;llll sauna
Massaclumcns, according to a tit»
gram reccchd llcro today, by He crt
Myrick from A. 1.. lekcr, Now ll
shire Commissioncr of Agricult‘.
Commissioner Fellicr presided at
mccting here this week of ugrirultur
and other officials of this State, New
Hampshire and Vermont to organize
opposition to the daylight saving plan.
operation Of daylight saving h) a bill
in equity in Superior court on “which
action is pcnding.
MASTER BUILDERS FIX RATES.
NE“.~ HAVEN, April —Ma.ster
builders of this city today announced
by advertisement that they had tired
ninety cents an hour and the "opcn
shop" as their grant in the disagree-
ment with the journeymrn camenters.
The association had a conference yes)-
terday with T. M. Gm rin. of lndiamap~
oils, member or the General Board of
the International (‘arpentcre‘ Union.
It had previously been announced
that some builders had granted the de—
mands of their carpenters, which was
for $1 an hour. A strikers meeting
96 to 26 voted not to accept an offer
of the builders and III! advertiscnmms
followed.
- ~——-——-——__
REVISING THE TREATY.
LONDON, April 23.—~-The London
Times today confirms the Paris rc-
ports of yesterday that Premiere Lloyd
George and Nitti had urged that a
German l'cpwst‘nlmlve be summoned
to San Remo fog the purpose of revis~
log the Treaty ol‘ Versailles, but that
proposal collapsed to
French and Belgian Opposition. ,To.
this newspaper adds: ' ' ‘ I
“We understand zhat any attempt to
revise the treaty without consulting
the ”United States will be rescued by
‘Amerlca. who 'will considcr England
responsible for any complication that
may cnsue.’ ’ '~ ~ J i
I) w
-v.“
.owin g
—.
census RETURNS. ,
WASHINGTON. April 2.~~—Spring-
field, Ohio, 60.840, increase 13,919, or
29.7 per cent: \K'cbster (Ti-try, 1a., 5,—
657. increase 449. or 8.6 per cent;
Clinton, Mass, 12.964, decrease Ill, or
208 per cent; Wcstfield, Mass, 18,603,
increase 2,559, or 15.9 '
stead, Pa., 20.452, increase 1,739.’or
9.3 per cent.; Gadsden, Ala, 1H7“.
increase 4,180, or 39.6 per cent.
ANATOLlA A SEPARATE
. 0 GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, April 23.-——Anatoli.a has
formed an independent government,
under the presidency of Mustache Kr.—
mal, leader of Turkish Nationalist
forces in Asia, Minor, according to a
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
W. lied at {linoleum u
w .
“58%
i
Mr. Myrick is SOC-hing to enjoin nah,
per Cent: Roma 4
idem. Slate. Suffrage. Association. cludipg vvxuyuci’crcnces to cverymcni-
V0,.” D-k , , . , bvr m thv llague. was sung amid .1
. ‘. .1 ma, Miss Lose Moriarty. . . -‘ -
\‘iccul’rosidom Suilrag A“ ci'it’ - rli‘llll or .qpprmmg applause. e
. . ,, 4 ‘ . " : ‘“ ‘ um. .\ (ullcczion oi jinglcs. written by . . g
f’,‘;'“- 7V“, "“”“‘“”° .PI'W‘. chair- .w. timid. and amusingly setting High price alone does not make value.
[283”‘(313'rg‘ng ‘2," ”USP-yin". 3‘“ ici‘lll lh!‘ outstanding characteristics ‘ ,
i ' ' ‘ ca omcn ‘ ‘1 “'2“ 5" if u: vi: of ti o m ~mbv rs. was read b ' ..
moiafkm‘ Oklahm‘m: “r- “5'11“" Shir 524..» c. The \"point." was a m: L0“’ DI'ICC alone does “at make a barzaln'
”Welpy. Chairman lZXI-mmve Board. nuuan d hit. 1
y;‘.f‘.1““‘\‘.“‘ 1‘71"“? x’?"”'i“+ 0"“ “’“W‘”: ”‘i‘ ““0““ 3“" ““3“” Your money's worth—or more than vour mon- ;
I 3 - V‘» -0 H . Willi 1‘. im-sidcn: .xlvt‘, curtain (if/ill." Yule l‘niw-rsily ~ . -3
NM“ 5”“1‘32" -\-“-‘0"’1-“:Iivm. Hun-51 xvrcsllinu mam. put on an exhibition .' ~ _' hat ’0“ “Ct at KRIEGER" ‘l
. ey s “or 15 Vi ) -
\..u.l'i;. “er .lcyomo M. Fm; Focus. 1:1,“. l; um. Mr. Simmons, also of Ynlc ' '
pm in: .‘ccro-mrv Sim. Sllfillizn is ilollczc. hp. mmph was tho "real
F‘ililllililll. Iillodc Island; Mrs, Minnie Ililillx." and the l-‘l'i‘i‘lillfll‘s “.0”, {Orin-l STORE-o ‘
hzslzcr ‘ Cunningham. ”Kelll‘f‘fflidpnt unto enough to witncss the use of 3
NM" Suffrage ' Association. Texas: {ironically cvcry hold known to wrest-
;h; Julian ll. Sallcy, prmidcm Sm“. lcrs. The decision was a draW. m “=— 3 _ “" _--._§
. u race Assam-infirm. Snuth ('m~(,1m.,- Anotlu r wrestling bout was enjoyed
M... J... p... WW, Su, M... .,,.. .. m. 3...... wow smmeASSACHU,E-,S _-
I‘fle“ Association. South Dakota; port Y. M. t‘. A.. and Young Eddie, or ‘ 'N M 9 '
Mrs. Guilfoni I‘mllcv. third \lcc- Greenwich. and Young O'Connor. of a, RIE;MOV A l l
pl'l'ullll m .\'ntiop,;l Amnyiwn “'oman For: C‘hcsnr, fought an interesting SPRINGFIELD. Ma~s.. APT] -...-
SALE
On \Vatches, Clocks. Jewelry,
Optical Goods will last
Only 7 Days More
, l
BRAND’S
JEWELRY AND OPTI-
CAL STORE
SOUTH NORWALK
I'lcsdnchc, Sour Stomach, Bloch
us, Constipation—all ihcrc dise
lrcssi conscqucnccs of indigestiuntrc
avoi 'f the bowcls arc keep open
and r u ar. ‘
CATHAR'I'IC .
ptly, without pain
car ihc bowels, 8
nd tone up the live
nauscu
[co the.
slmimc
E. h. hunt R F.“ I ‘3 viii. VL'
"Foley 1c 'lshlcrs lune don an n i In
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Butter and Egg
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North Main Street
FITTED PRUNES
25c lb
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