statement-{applies to two
Pea and ‘Buoltwheat only.
. we can now take care of all
adore foigthese sixes.
unpride of Pea Goal is Two
mien and, of the Buck-
_ we we dollars less per ton
{for the ordinary kind.
} ‘flisis an item quite worth
"”fl serious consideration it you
“use either of‘these sixes.
RRI‘S@§~,
, For the Shore
' 9: We have a very special
node! of— . ’
" ’fieNEW EDlSON
:: ”in. Phonograph with a Soul."
’ f 'mch is particularly adapted
‘3 Mthe shore or summer cot-
i h... It '13 cost is only $95 and
3: thin , amount sinks into
‘ :_j' “alliance when you can-
m the amount of enjoy-
m—music and dancing—
E: that it affords you.
COME SEE IT—
Afircd Fox PianoC o.
“'85 NORTH MAIN ST.
Take Advantage
of Our
, Removal Prices
m
A. MODNE
.12 NORTH MAIN ST. ,
E m HARDWARE &
' AUTO SUPPLY CO.
5 none 1215s. So. Nor-walk, Ct.
: mete Parts, Starter and
j..- ‘ Generator Brushes
Oh and Greases
Itewart Speedometer Parts
loony Gasoline and Kerosene
. 3; Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
G. H. Hedenberz. Prov.
90' Sewing Tire Your Eyes?
You should experience no dis-
contort in doing the finest kind of
mbtoidery or sewing if you wear
resurrect glasses or have perfect
. ”you find diflieulty in reading
. at sowing for any length of time,
"figs-u should consult us at once.
. 011' Ikill. and experience are at
your sex-Vices.
. .gR. L. Good. ,
' ‘mred Optometrist and Optician
' {i ‘Now Located at Suite 203
swarm Bldg, Norwalk.
1 "- Formerly Gazette Bldg.
2 , Phone 2423. ,
BIG BARGAINS
...—IN... .
ladies’ and Children’s
‘H-ITE CANVAS
has. Shoes & Oxfords
Evil! navvyou to see our
M Saturday Evenings“
; MAXLEVY’S
‘ SHOE STORE
31 SoMain St.
. Our advice to our fiiends'and customers is to build now—-
Po not yvait for lower prices in lumber for in reahty lumber
is 3°15 111811 In 00111an to other things-mot as high now as
it may be later on,
Our plans, specifications and’bills of materials for any
t”? °f building you may be thinking about are yours for the
‘ “lung- .36». a! .
The information and advice we give you may save you
87 good many donors in the cost of your house or repair bill-
Come in and talk it over with us any tune.
The Hatch 65' Bailey Co. ,
I”-
adorn NORWALK'
A
n}classified advertisement in
,ellmfi the best results.
” Guns. nae-em.
‘ _- W SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. ’
J ACOBY’S
-'-— Special Sale ——
. Sweaters and Bathing Suits
Phone
Phone in
909
my Mme. Jeannette
1mm; SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING ~.
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
Corsets, Brassieres, Hosiery,
oe'
~1—
Gloves and Underwear
SMART STYLES
IN SUMMER FOOTWEAR
For Men. Women and Children.
, Neat graceful looking shoes is the first essential «
to being well dressed. a _ its.
SHOP BEFORE SIX , .
ELWOOD 89’ GLOVER
122 Washington - Street
,—
- “of a leader and a cause. A leader in
,, ., coo or
REA awaRDESIRED
W
(Continued from Ease One)
‘Warren G. Harding, thenmited choice
of a united part7. a statesman °’ 3"”
lty, seasoned by experience, a fitting
representative of the common ”91’”
tlons of his fellow citizens. wise
enough-to seek counsel. great enough
to recognize merit, and in all things
a stalwart American; the cause or our
common country. as “dared in the
platform of thenepublican party, the,
defense of our institutions from every ,
assault, the restoration of CORSHW‘
,tional government, the maintenance 0f
law and order, the relief of economic
distress, the encouragement of .lndusi
try and agruculture. the enactment Of
humanitarian laws, the defense of the
rights of our citizens everywhere. the
rehabilitation of this nation in the es-
timation of all hopeless, 1111381" an
agreement. meeting our every duly.
to preserve the peace or the world, al—
ways with unyielding Americanism—n
under such a leader. such a cause, I
serve.
“No one in public life can be obliv-
ions to the organized Jenni-ts to under-
mine the faith of our people in their
Government. lenient discord. aggrw
vate industrial strife. stifle production
and ultimately stir up revolution. .
The first. duty or the Government
is to repress them, punishing wilful
violation of law. turning the full lizht
of publicity on all abuses of the right
of assembly and of free speech: and
it is the first duty of lhe‘ fiubllc and
press to exnose {also doctrines and
answor seditious arguments. Ameri-
can institutions can stand discussion
and criticism only if those who know
bear for them the testimony of the
lruih. Such repression and such tes-
timony should be forthcoming lhatlhc
umnformed may come in a full rcall~
zntion that these seditious ofl'nrls am
not for their welfare. but for their
complete economic and political de-
struction.
"Tho urcnlcst hood of lllr‘ nnlirm at
tho nrcsent time is in h:- roar-“(ad from
all the rearliona of the. war. The
chief task that lies before us is to re-
oosscss the beanie or their Govern-
ment and their property. “’0 want to
volurn lo a lhorouehlv pcncc hos-la be—
cause that is lhc fundamcnlal Ameri—
can basis. l’nlose the Government
and nmnerty of the nation are in the
bands of tho people. and there to star
as their permanent abldinc niece. suit
government ends and the hope of Am-
erica noes down in ruins,
"if the moat conflict has disturbed
our unlillcal conditions. i! has caused
an upheaval in our connomlc relax
lions. The mounting briccs of all
sorts of commodities haw put a well-
nlgh unbearable burden on overv
home. Much of this is .bcmnd mm:
from law. but the forces or the Gov.
women? can and must afford a consid-
erable remedy,
“The most obvious New to begln
retrenchment is by eliminating the ex-
travagance of the Government itself.
. . . That great brccdcr of public
and private extravagance the excess
profits tax. should be revised and re-
coursc had to customs: .laxos on im-
ports. one of tho most wholesome of
all moans or raising revenue, for it is
Volunlnl‘y in cited and taxes can
eumntlon rather than Iwmluctlon.
”A revision or lnxmion must be ac-
companied will) a reduction of that
’ White Satin
Now So Popular—Either Plain or Fancy Self Figures
¥ VERY SPECIAL VALUES '
36 in. wide $3.75 yd.
Mid-Summer Sale of Coats and Suits
_ __-----‘
40 in. wide $4.25 yd.
,‘ a.
, r4 ,.. “atWfi/Jg. .v
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assin all comprehension.
p "Thfire has been profiteci'lng. It
should be punished because it is
wrong. But is idle to look to such ac-
tion for roller. This class profit by
scarcity, but they do not cause it.
“As everyone knows now, the dim-
cu'lly is caused by a scarcity of motor-
ial. an abundance of money and insult-
ficient production. The Government
must reduce the amofint of money as
fast as it. can without curtailing neces-
sary credits. Production must be in-
creased.
“One of the chief hindranCes to pro-
duction is lack of adequate railroad
facilities. Transportation must be re-
established,
“There must be a different public
altitude toward industry. a larger com~
prehenslon for the inter-dependence or
capital, management and labor. and
better facilities for the prompt and
reasonable adjustment of industrial
disputes.
“The farmers need an enlarged now.
or of organization whereby the origi-
nal m-nducor‘ may profit to a larger
desrco by the high prices paid for his
produce by the ultimate consumer.
and. at tho sdme time, decrease the
cost of food. The cconomlc strength
H. Krieger 89’ Co.
Vacation Clothes
DO YOU INTEND GOING ON YOUR VACA-
TION? LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH SUMMER
CLOTHES ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
of their constitutional rights. Tempt-
cd with disloyalty, they remaincd loy-
al. serving in the military l‘orccs ‘wnh
distinction. obedient 10 the (bait to
the extent of hundreds of thousands,
investing $1 out of every $5 lhcy pos-
notified in Liberty Bonds surcly they
hold the double—tillc of cilizcnship. by
birth and by conquest. to bc rchcvod
from all imposition. to be dclcnded
from lvnchlng, and to be freely grant—
ed equal opportunities.
of a country rcsts on the (arm.
*‘Bul all lhesc difficulties depend.
for final solution on the charactcr and,
moral force of the nation. Voices.
these forces abound and
tool rcmcdy.
"Whenever in lhe future this nation
umlcxlakcs lo asscsg its strength and
resources. the largest. item will be the
roll of those who seerd her in every
patriotic capacity in the World ‘War.
. . . Care of dependents. relief
from distress. restoration from in-
firmity, provision for education. lions
orable preformenl in the public scrv.
icc. .a helplnn hand everywhere. are
theirs. not as a favor. but by right.
manifest .have
thmuselw-s in work done, (here is no
“Equal suffrage, for which. l lmvo
always voted. is coming ll 3.: not a
party question. although nearly SIX‘
sevenths of the ratifying: legislatures
been Republican. The. party
slands pledged to use its endeavors l0
hasten ratification, which. I trust, will
be at once accomplished.
“Thc destiny. the greatness of Am-
erica lies around (he hcm‘lhstonc. If
thrift and industry are taught more
and the example of self-sacrifice on
appears. it honor abide bow and blah
ideals. if there the buildinz of fortune;
be subordinated to the building of
character. America will live in swim:
fly. reloiclng in an abundant m‘nspon
ity and good government at. home. and
there is no power that can
those hlomdngs Look u'vll H;
the hcai‘lhstonc: mm" in ..il in 3'
America lids.“
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A delicious drink, lb,
A. STULL
Specials for the
Best Family Flour, bag, $2.00
N. Y. State Pea Beans, lb, 100
Extra Fine Pork, 1b., ...280
N. Y. Blend Coffee,
'l'fic
‘l
24 Cottage Street
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
SUGAR CURED RAMS, WHOLE OR HALF, 1b., ....40c
CALF’S LIVER, 1b.,
HAMBURG STEAK, 1b.,
LAMB’S PLuoxs, 1b.,
NATIVE BEETS, bunch,
. 'Schu'ltz'e’s Sanitary. Markets
Norwalk—Seuth Norwalk '
use 00,! see one coo 'el‘oo antic-450
out one can on. eoe’ IIO‘, eel '_o;o.e22c
..a on. e. on. see one ee‘o: 33.15.90
cue nee coo nee foes ee!‘ ‘10}: glucose
$2.15 bag.-—'—Flour-—$2.15 bag.
Jones Superlative or Pillsbury ’8 Best XXXX flour direct
from the mills. When you buy this flour you are absolutely
sure of it being fresh stock.
ROYAL LUNCH MILK BISCUITS, per 115., . . . . . . . . . . .220
NO. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE, 1b., ... . .. .400
NUCOA NUT OLEO, The World’s Best, . . . . . . ~. . . . . . . .340
HERE BRAND EVAPORATED MILK, 2 cans . . . .. .' . ..250'
CHASE-& SANBORN» ORANGE PEKOE TEA, can, -. (“.456
CHASE &. SANBORN SEAL BRAND COFEE,‘ 1b.,» . . . . .55c
SWIFT’S ARROW BORAX SOAP, 5 cakes . . . . . . . . . . . .350
‘ VERY BESTCREADIERY BUTTER, 1b., ..626
CROWN ASTER MACARONI, 3 pkg3., . . . . . . . .. ... ...256
FINEST QUALITY PEANUT BUTTER, 1b., .......... 350
HOT BREAD. RUNS, ROLLS, CAKES, PIES, ETC, EVERY
» HOUR AT WRITE HOUSE BREADERY, NEXT TO--—
A. F. ‘Beckmann {'9’ Co. Inc.
83 wasnmoron RT. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405
one one.
REQUlSlTlON lSSUE'D , man (Arthur I'M. Pinell of Essex and
FOR ALLEGED MURDEREanombers of the New York state po-
, . . . lice. He disappeared after the al-
comb yesterday, issued leged murder. and Sergeant Virelli
Governor H01
l
.2 reuisition. on Governor Smith Ofgsearched'for. him almost a year. It. is.
gNew York for Frank Laueve. wanted alleged that when lailo took no notice ,
for the alleged murder .in Eeirfield of blackhand letters demanding mon-
-Septemberi3, 1919,” of Lorenzo 13110. ey, said. to have been sent him by
The governor appointed Sergeant Laneve, the latter shot him in a Fair-
Frank "hem “7 the state police; to field saloon. After-Lanevo's arrest he
bring Laneve,» who i8 i1; jail 91:5“; _ ,wmsiiarralgned in the White Plains
Plains. N. Yuvto Connectiwh muse police 'coun‘and remanded to:- thirty
vwasiarreeted at Mt. Kisco. N. Y. July daysipendng: extradition. - . .
I}: {by Sergeant at em. sm' gel-ices : g , .
9.
hl'il‘i‘le GXlI'RVngoncc which the re. “There is especially due to the col» in peace. respect and confidence
lurns from mm”, my? reveal as mm mm race a more general recognition abroad. If these virtues be abscnt. , w 4
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:3: AT PRICES NEVER BEFORE HEARD 0F--A REAL GENUINE 100% SILK FLOSS MATTRESS. 1;:
.z, FRENCH ROLLED EDGE. FANCY ART TICK: CONSTRUCTION on THE VERY BEST: FULLY ..
.g. GUARANTEED IN EVERY WAY-DURING THE JULY SALE. $15.95 AS LONG AS THEY} LAST. ..
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I: $10.50COHMIIJBINATION COTTON sALEPRIC .........$795 A;
2 $15.00 ALLCOTTON MA'l‘TRESS. ROLLED E E. SALE PRICE. ..... . ... ......sios.) ,.
'3’ $18. , TQON PELLRD.ROI EDEDGEMA RESS.SALE PRICE. .....$12.9§ ,;
.. szsnopum'rrrtns .... ..... ...........»...~...~...~....$18.99
o; $35.0080XSPR\lG.(ANYS .... ..... .....524.95 03..
:3; EEESQE’RWHY PIX‘SEPTHE «STOC- K {S COMPLETE ,AS THE ABOVE PRICES WILL BREAK UP THE - °§°'
.3. ~ I? ’ 0 r ' » .4...) “A...“ 0..
1;: p 20 Per Cent. on Our Entire Stock of 3::
.3. ~. FURNITURE. Russ. RANGES. REFRIGERATORS. BEDS.BABY CARRIAGES. ETC. :1
'2: ' . , OPEN ACIIARGE ACCOUNT ' * .g
2:, NORWALK’S LEADING'FURNITURE STORE—3 STORES IN ONE— No sums T0 CLIMB 9:0:
‘9 ‘ _ ~ , . ’ . , ‘ ‘ °3'.
,3, STERLING FU ,ITURE co- 3;
Washington St. So Nor-walk * ‘ _. -. 105 ‘3:
127-131,
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