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For style, material and workmanship, you will search for
before you find Waist values such as we have here.
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The Ministers Charged with
Having Enriched Them-
selves by Stock Gambling.
TOKIO, July
siderable disorder in the Houseof
from regular prices. There are all sizes but not in each model,
so we suggest an early selection,
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“‘Wfifilfim ELECTRICITY rob?" , , - _
ZKMWIRE YOUR HOME THIS SPRING
Release yourself from household drudgery through the
Electrical Appliances. -- . .7 ‘
lg COMPLETE LINED? FIXTURES TO CHOOSE
F. M. Cullen’s Electric Shop
00 Wall St. Phone 558. Norwalk.’
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. AN EXHIBITION OF COLONIAL FURNITURE
The public is cordially invited to inspect a collection of
ANTIQUE AMERICAN MADE FURNITURE at. this store
Every piece authentic, and in many. models and quaint designs.
Many of the specimens are extremely rare and all give a
splendid idea of the excellent work of early American cabinet
maker. ’ .
PLEASE‘NOTE—That the showing is for exhibition only
and not for sale. ‘ .
SEE THE DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS
RAYMOND & SON
Wall & High Ste. . Norwalk
Photographs
Enlarged
PHOTO DEVELOPING
A-l Work
(24 hours service)
. ed to resign for accepting the gift
, PASTOR DENOUNCES
.were staged at Seaside Park, Sundayi
“particulut; but any city.
-oi’ amusomcnts, such
Reuresentatives yesterday. following
charges made 3)" 1"" .
Minisrersot Finance Takaltashi and
Minister of Commerce Yammaimoto
had; .eni‘l’chedl“ themselves by stock
gambling previous to the recent
financial slump, Shimada based his
accusations on» newspaper articles,
which alleged heavy sales of sugar
and shipping stocks; . .
“Once." said M. Shimada.
- “the
’minister of commerce was.
(orc—
of a watch from the stock exchange.
yet members of the cabinet remain
in office. despite conduct which
ought to put them to shame."
The speaker further charged that
the government had been '50 eager
7.~——Th‘ere~ was com, I. ..
to. protect the interesgs of‘ certain
persons that}: .mfiénhglltmikev ‘" r
.‘llcqtlopgijfl""' , JL Nils on banks.
*1" x motion to investigate the charges
was defeated by a government major-
ity. -
In the House of Beers Baron
Sakatanl declared that if the gav-
emment had heeded the advice of
the peers to control prices, a panic
would not have occurred. He added ~
that the extent of lhe (Mineralization
was shown in the merchandise ac-
cumulated in the market, which, he
declared. had reached the value ofl
700.ono,ooo. Baron Sahaluni laldl
emphasis on the _ economic chaos
prevailing in Manchuria. This was
due, herald, mainly: to abuse of the
special rights the Japanese enjoy in
Manchuria.
SUNDAY FIREWORKS
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unite-F-
Rev. H. S..Brown Says Suc‘n Celebra.
lions Lower Moral Standard.
BRlDGEl’ClRT. July luv-The “Elev.
Herbert S. Brown pastor of the Olivol
church in a stalemont concerning the
city‘s fireworks celclu'allin at Scusldo
Park, denounced the “keeping up
with the times" atmosphere in allow.
in: Sundays to be a day of ordinary,
mention instead of being observed us’
the day set aside by the. Lord to pm“
L, homage to Him. and as the seventhl
: day of the week and the day Of restl
, to allow The opening at motion picture l
houses and
lishlnents.
“To
other commercial entail—l
Rev. .Wl‘.,Bl‘0Wfl said: '
allow such celebrntlofis as:
night will in time lower the moral}
standard of the city, not Bridgeport in‘
Sunday, as.
:it should he observed should be clcor"
as movies: and;
other forms of diversity. I don‘l want?
Patents
CLIFFORD PHARMACY
So. Mam St.
Phones 833.X -- 1532
”Bathing” “6313;“
350 to 85c
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Prescriptions Clgara
Whitman‘s
Chocolates
Delicious
Soda.
HOMES
' For Every. Class of Purchaser.
Values $3.000 to 375.000.
A comfbrtable home for the laboring man.
A beautiful estate for the man who can afford
*‘ slamm=
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.to Dav the once.
RAYMOND BROS. l
This scientific arch construction, because of its flexibility,
compels exercise of all foot muscles and predominates healthy
normal foot conditions; This is obtainable only ill—s
grown, black and white—l .. interim
Y e BRACKEN;
81 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWAItK»
people to think that i am in the least i
Noll narrow or m-ullhml. but I can ‘F-g
lly believe that for the betterment of:
the. city from a broad standpoint Sunfl,
ally should be given up to religion;
lT’mt 00‘“ “Qt. meet) lllél§.l'§“£19.n-.l"?‘
day. I know that my family is no (lib,
ferent from many others in the clty,’
and we enjoy ourselves blunt-nerdy,l
, with an occasional automobile trip or
{2. ..
APTATN “EDDIE” RICKEN-
BACKER, two years ago.
was shooting down German air-
planes and earning his title of
America's "Ace of Aces."
This month he was still flying.
but it was in a “honeymoon plane."
The bride was ’an Omaha girl.
The bridegroom, cat-army aviator,
Was a friend of America’s premier
war fiycr. “Eddie" was in New
York. So was a 3L6 all-metal
monoplanc.
ItrTllmousinc cabin. seating four
l and upholstered in mouse-colored
corduroy with gold-fitted vanity
‘case and clock: cut glass flower
‘rases and damask curtains seemed
SHOULD WOMEN DROP
WORK AFTER MARRIAGE
n. u h. o. ,5 , r“- n,..._a.¢
Happiness Add'mg . Prof'essional
Work to Home Sphere.
That women lune lights and obit-T
zilllfllls other than :12-35'.‘ .‘"3.lllll‘: m
U. S. “Ace of ’Aces”'" Now
Willi the Sunday Drillers. but people in . their families is the assertion of Mrs.
this era have come to the point where ,Elezlnor Rowland Wemhridge. to me“
Sunday is n. matter of fact (lay withgdeun of women at Reed Co. on», the
the usual church attendance in the‘gon, who is writing and SllPakllHi 0:1
3 morning and a general celebration Ethic phese'ot the wonl‘dll'o tllCVlellnt
Women War oorkers May Organizelz
- Zurich banks.
celebration throughout the rest or the;
day."
In Rev-(Mr. Brown's sermon Sunday}
morning at the church on "Living onl
God’s Plan" he expresaed opinionSl
Similar to the above statement. 1
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WOMEN’S OVERSEAS CLUB i
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Nationally. ‘.
:‘Plans fOr the organization of a Na-‘
.ltlonal club for all American. women .
who worked overseas during the war.
in any branch of service? were dis-
cussed at the National Y. W. C. A.
convention held recently in Cleveland
by the fifty and more returned work-
ers of that organization. No definite.
action of such a club under the one
plces of the Y. \V. C. A. is probable.
'tljhat. the Y. W. C. A. must continue
1:lts _international activities, started
during the war, was the opinioa voic~
ed at the convention, which was at-
tended by nearly 3,000' women and
girls. A sum for the expansion of Eu~
ropean work was voted into the Na-
tlona] budget. War workers from
Czecho—Slovakla.,Russia, Siberia, Tun
key, Poland, France and Belgium re
ported n'Oi-k of the Y. W. C. A. abroad
which has taken permanent form.
GERMANY HIDING
BIG FUNDS ABROAD
Swiss Newspapers Say She Will Plead
Poverty.
GENEVA, July l.~—Several Swiss
nelvspapel-s, including the Democrats.
say mt Germany should be obliged
at Spa to make known what amount
of German capital has been placed in
neutral countries since the armistice.
They assert that . Germany has de-
posued 200.000.000 Swissi francs in
ostensibly for com-
merce, and it is reported that similar
deposzts have been made elsewhere.
The. newspapers chat-g? that these
‘deposrts are designed t3 evade the.
lflnenclal clauses of the treatv of Vern
’(Sfillles and support the ' . '
' . contention of
Germany 5 impoverishment.
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KAUFF WAS LAST OF
.The J lily Victor Records
FEDERALs IN MAJORS
l The release of. Benny Kaufi to, the
lmlnors practically strips the majors
=oi former Federals, The Federal
stars seem to have had their Share or
liliculcy; Annalee: dudChfiSéé: Vim 01ft
.. the ,lemosmn‘tlefia cloud-,7 and '-"
uy's’ exit was.“ Ydmer“‘msterlolls. - '
Anderson, Dave Davenpdrt and Nick
Cullop, the star Fed pitchers, never
amounted to much, though Cullop had
one good year withjtheYanks. 7 ,
, in
,Alnong' the; tow Fed
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today. Mrs. Welnbriduo spoke below
nearly 3,000 Women and girls at the
National Y, IV. C. A. convention 111
Cleveland late in April, admitting
that her views were controversial not
line result of long and careful study ‘
andlhought. “Women arg always
happier when they are doing some-
thing than when they are wondering
what to do next. Many married wom—
en who, during the war. were giving
every spare moment :o some form 0:
war work and who now are doing
nothing regular outside the home
have admitted that they were mow
content during the war than now.“
Mrs. Wembridgc urges that married
women, especially those trained in
some profession, should give a few
hours a day to that work instead of
taking up all their time with homc
life. This would mean a readlust—
ment both in the home and in tl'lf‘
business world where part time jobs
would have lo be established. it
would mean that. the Ell-title trained
woman would be giving her service»
to the world at large as well as to her
family. ‘There are thousands of
schools closed now because teachers
cannot be found,” says Mrs. Wenr
bridge.
l‘led women who have been successful
teachers. There should be some ar—
rangement mode so that they could
give part of their time, to filling this.
need.” Mrs. Wembrldge, who is a
thoroughly constructive thinker and
writer on this phase of the woman's
movement has “had long and varied
experience in many colleges, in the
United Statesand is now giving voca-
tional advice to groups oi college
students, men and girls. -
IMA AND IFKA TWINS?
No, the Czech Names for Y.'M. and
Y. W. G. A.
lmka and Ilka, the Czecho counter-
‘Part of Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A
are figuring together on the covers 0:
books on recreation which are being
circulated ' throughout CzechoSlora
kla. Recreation is a. new word to ill!
Czechs and all articles dealing will
this subject and the value of play arr
being published in uniforni size am‘
cover, the cover design. which use:
the triangles-of the “ Inka and like"
having been made bye cripple boy»
There is a strong movement on foot
to start wholesorne play and 1‘90?th
lion throughout the country. The
government is backing it and the Y'
mi “gig Sh A.l :léd Y. M. argon provid"
e, e ,ers 'and t nln Tutu '
lenders. Plans for g ' re
7 the openings: the
first playground for children,» Which ll
tube located in; axial“: lattes ‘
8338th mi
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the majors.
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“There are. thousands; of mar— ,
" con: ’
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Plane. Fryer
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Caplal’n
"Eddie"
Rickenbacker
, in '
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AleeIal
Honeymoon
Monoplane
to fit it for a veritable honeymoon
cruise near to the moon and stars
in cloudlnnd‘s elysium of bliss.
“Fine.” said Rickenbacker after
a lost flight, “the plane is a peach-
Riding in it is just like riding in
an automobile.” '
The Omaha trip was made at 125
miles an hour. .
It was of the Jl.6. tested for a
week at Bolling Field and ridden
in by Generals Member and Mit-
chcll. that armv aviation experts
said: “The all~mctal monoplane -
will revolutionize aircraft." They
see in it possibilities of speeding
up utilization of flying machines
for commercial purposes, as well a!
an excellent weapon of war.
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new project. Over one hundred men
and women are registered in the first
training course tor ploy leaders. The
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rucouulzcd
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Hutu“: is lwiuu untold}:
Etlu'ougllout lilo country,
lll um: run" '
Tells why everyone should drink
hot water with phosphate
in it 139me breaking
lcatlon——which means self-poisoning.
Liver and bowel poisons called toxins.
sucked into the blood excite the heart
which pumps the blood so fast that it
congests in the smaller arteries and
veins of the head. producing violent.
throbbing pain and distress, called
headache. You becomenervous, dos-
pondent, sick. feverish and miserable,-
your meals sour and almost nauseous
you. Then you resort to acenenllld.
aspirin or the bromides, which temper
arily relieve but do not rid the blood
Of these irritating toxins.
A glass of hot water with a tea-
spoontul of limestone phosphate in it.
drank before breakfast will not only
twaeh these. poisons from your system
and cure you of headache, but will
cleanse, purity and freshen the all-
mental-venom.
Ask your pharmacist tor a quarter
pound ct limestone phosphate. It ll
.lnexpcnsive, harmless as suger.
' i! you aren't feeling your best, ll
tongue is cooled or you wake up with
bad taste, foul breath or have colds,
indigestion. billousness, constipation
or sour acid stomach, begin the piles
phate hot water cure to rid your eye-
'tem.ot toxins and poisons.
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Headaches are caused by cum-inter ,
chEsTEll 3 His.
.4” _:,."l““£.¥“¥” ,,,r ’_
mm more; 1m. “'7.
sea Room see of Unusual value
Four-piece groups in Walnut and Mahogany. "7‘5:
Sets consist of bed, .. bureau, chiffonier and
table. These pieces are not so lumSlVG chm ‘"
not fit into ordinary sized rooms, yet they are or
enough to give the best of service as far as dfaw 1
space is concerned. ' 33
I The bureau and toilet table have extra large m ,
rors. The. finish is as perfect as one could require. 1
In W'alnut. or Mahogany,
In Queen Anne style, W’alnut 0r Mahogany, 61,,
moderate dimensions, 3'33
$265100"
Queen Anne Set in Walnut only. Four piece
extra. fine finish which extends to the interior of t.'
drawers as Well as the outside; Extra. large mil-r0 7’
on bureau and toilet table, ' ‘3
$285.00 .
Fourth floor. 1"
:25}!
A. B. C. Washing Machine
The advent of an Electric ‘Waslicr 'n‘lcans 3. gm.
deal in any householdmanagement. It is an econo ,.
or an im'cstmcnt, not an expenditure. One doe? ' ‘
have to hunt for a laundrcss. And the fact that l; -
do a great scrvichaking care of many pieces thr'ou ;
the hot weather, at small expense is a. great i a;
After examining many, kinds of washers, it seems ..
us that this is the simplest and easiestwto manage a. ‘ .
the least expensive in the long run. It is a high cl .
machine. The price is f 7. .. _.; ,
‘ $155.30 ' ' “ ‘E‘fi‘
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A. "‘3
TV-e would like to have every woman, who co “if
sidcrs her home and family of the first it'llportance lit?
life, to visit our furnishing; store in the busefilon’c afidg;
examine this washer carefully. .9“
If the price seems. a large one an easy system 0 ,
payments can he ur‘angcd for. A snlzlll paymcn 3,
down and the balance ill convenient; portions
(lettings. -
Some questions about the A. B. C. answered
The A. 13. ll. Machine is :3 fl. 6 inches Wide at the wl
)st point. It will go through all ordinary door. .
There are large double custom on the heavy or writ >
or side, and single custom ill. the from. which enables it Y 5
he rolled easily int.) any position dosil‘ttll. X i
It can be kept in the kitchen where it will servo as a?)
extra table. “.g ,1
It costs about 2 cents per hour for a current. to aperql‘fié
.l {Ill
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It takes about the) some amount of soap as is use
hand washing. ‘
. It will wash not only light weight filmy clothes, bill;
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R‘s
Llso blankets, curtains and rugs.
I
Curtain Specials
_mrqnisettes and Voiles ,
Wilmette the most durable of all again
fabrics, being oi a strong and even mesh W loll
' {washes-and wears almost indefinitely, is something
to be reconmlended. _
Nollie: are of. a finer weave and lighter in,
weight, not so transparent.
' There are several specials this week marked all
$4.50 a pair
Silk Striped Curtains, blue, rose and en,
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'9 colors in these are very altar-actives. ‘ . no
homemade shade of drown in selectin ,
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can. salad with Blue Ribbon.-
‘ Toke In other. B of .
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rum. nudism
Wumsmumys Ill
filler mums MW
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I Electric Cofiee Grinder
lMotorcycle
1 R. C. H. Motor ,
1 Grey & Davis Self-starter
Loci-o Tension Magnetos With
oil
end time“
, Fresco-light
,, N our ”and
‘ 1 1914 Touring Body forFoz-d ‘
L Gasoline Tanks, 5—4—20 gallons, 0
--, pp’Ailid."'A“
‘ 70 Brunswick Tires and Tubes
lane-ens Fora ;' . f
: comets andsee» the NewMitchell
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Six Gyli-nder Touring Car -
Automobile Accessories Oils and Greases
Try Tydol Gasoline. more power. more miles
ner‘ gallon.
Dixon’s Graphite
BMCKWAY AND VIM TRUCKS
“THER M. WRlGl—lflj
‘ ‘ .55 RAILROADAVENUE
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