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to women-new that the
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.form a belated act of justice
but court action on the
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i part of tho; of” is
ansmai':% 1. ., 091...; d 3
keep the posit W; a,‘ I! is 013 859mm!) to ti.
hemenmcn en‘rwetn“
a 3 , . 3 e .w .
settlcdgfgr mew cmivfi‘muation in a simulate a
date. the Republics: leaders in Con-ls' ‘ syn!“ ’ he
nectlcuth have made no mm‘m’hn-‘t 9' tot-neg; which ’
prove I e situation. Governor Hol‘ tlons have caun ? .
comb. and Senator Brandegee have 22- should he allodflofifg’tliet.
prcssed gratification that the question logislation passed and Connecticut
5b?! G's-M Sim Ethfimfihshom?
tion of the court. The valuejnbmhts
propertyHiS ”$329,000. '
t, 5} Auto 5:» Jain
“light” hmftached $litia'rlfl’iin ' aimdeu,
session
let-red by Mayo to the present III-SJ
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“(295979“ Cm“; Mfl’lfitllfifl’" ‘
cos-arr near New Haven, that had beentunt ~ ’
is settled. h“ “3'9 made no effort Phould ratify-«although only as a. 37th Mayo and to Mayo’a mun The.
to make the settlement socmre. The
governor has said repeatedly that af- wom . 5
ter ratification was: complete, he alieniltleghose support the part) ha 3
would call the special session to pro- “But until this is done. we toe no 'Mayo is the real owner and she ob-3
‘Vlde the necessary f3Clut’eS to hmdlo reagm fol- chanting our attitude and tains the conneCt‘cat 1W3“!!! the!
the large ll’lflux Of new votefl-‘i. but every Be‘fq-egpeéting womn will m‘ .eek. ln lbe aetlon “mm mm ‘0”-
nOW Major Buckley. his secretary, l8“ ”lain [rue [.0 her pledge.” l Mr' M3,!) .' mut'lml‘ntgl or near
sues statements which show that they; ____._n_ imatflmmul :5me lhlve ilay-pt :lm in}
are hedging and quibblin and appa- e n '08?) a a 0‘. once 3 arch,
rently trying to find wags to avoid SPEAKERS 0F RADICAL TYPE' 1915. 'hen the suicide OfMlIs Lillian;
the secsion. The hostile, grudging' NEW HAV«EN.~ Aug. 23.—Maycr"1°°k' one of his mployees It New
attitude of the Connecticut Republi- Fitzcerald has given 0mm that por- Haven, Where he was the” a mum.
can party toward us before We were mits to speak on the Central Green; “0‘1""- ‘vlought him 310! 0f “"91“”-
and the parks may not be issued in ”“t notoriny. He “‘1‘ living "th
Ithe tutuzre unlesg the police know he- Mlsfi Meyer at the timer and" "he“
:forelmnd what the applicant is gain: the revelations were "”35, she 5‘43“
‘to talk about. Complaint has been
S'BK HflmflHEslnmde that speakers lately have been
Effie-ir—
him for 5250.000 damages. claiming be
giving utterance to radical doctrines
:l‘glls why everyone should drink
I
Meyer hopes eventually to obtain poo-I
sosion at it. if she can prove that
had lured her into a spurious mar-
riage.
far beyond those advocated by recog- Mayo and Miss Lois‘Waierbury.ia
nized political parties, such as the F3" Havien .3in who 3:20 dah:r°3 all
é'Socialists and Social-Labor. one ”‘9 "0“)" 9'3“ were ma 9 ere
speaker a few nights ago arguing for
March 12. 1918. They took up rest
4 . Soviet Government and an alliance denco at shippan Point soon after the;
h“ “m With Mm“ between the labor and the Soviet marriage.
hit More breakfast. Government of Russia. ! The former Miss Meyer claims that
’ «nu-nin— ' ___,___ TMavo has succeeded in putting ht».
Headaches are caused by auto—intox- REVENUE MEN BUSY AT ‘i‘ond her reach mosthof what is left:
flotation—which means self-poisoning! BRIDGEPORT answer-iv. 0f the lam“ 10mm? 9 once ”owe“
Liver and bowel poisons called toxins“ 3 :“L
sucked into‘the blood excite the heartf Revenue men this morning were, * ~
which pumps the blood so fast that “busy at the Connecticut Brewing
congests in the smaller arteries andlCOmDany'S Nam whore. they are fak-
QUIT TOBACCO
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veins of the head, producing violent_:ing an inventory of the entire stocks
throbbing pain and distress, calledi of the plant, there preparatory to sulr
headache. You become nervous, des-E mittin;r a report to Federal Inspector
pendent, sick. feverish and miserable,i‘MCCaNhV at BOSIOD- ‘
your meals sour and 31m05t nauseatel The other two brewerlcs which
you. Then you resort to acenanilid,~‘wcro visited by the. "flying squad.
tspirin or the bromides, which tompgplron” last week will also have :1 rec",
arily relieve but do not rid the blood't‘rd of their valuation taken before»;
of these irritating toxins, ‘the prohibition agents leave town. l.
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So easy to drop Cigarette. Cigar. or
Chewing habit
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A glass of hot water with a. tea-E
spoonful of limestone phosphate in it,l
drank before breakfast will not only?
No-ToBac has helped. thousands to
lbrcnk the costly. nerve—shattering to;
wash these poisons from your systemi Housework is rtying at any season bacco habit. “'henever you have a!
and cure you of headache, but will,“ the year but particularly so inlloncing for a smoke or chew. just!
cleanse, DUl'lf.v and “951193 the all‘,August. V‘Comen suffering from back {place a harmless NoTo—Dac tablet in
mentarv canal. lache. lame musclcs. stiff joints. rhcu “our mouth instead. All deslro stops”
A515 3‘01“: pharmacist for a quarter, matic pains. or other symtoms of kid ‘Shortlv the habit is completely broken,‘
pound of_ limestone rhOSDhate- It laznpy troui‘l.» will fiml relict‘ in Foleyumd yun are better off mentally, phrsl-K
inexpensxve, h_arnlle§s as suger. le'ltlney Pills. Mrs. L. Gibson. 12th Hull 9 cally financially. It's so easy. so slnri
if you arent feeling your best. ”iEdison Sis, LaJuuta. Colo. writcsrvplc. Get a box of No-Tovflnc and if
tongue 15 COa‘E‘d 0" YO“ wake “D With , “Mr kidneys gave lllte a‘crcnt dml 01 it doesn't relvase you from all craving
bad. taste. foul breath or have colds.l¢1~numn for some time. I took Foley for tobacco in any form. your drug-
mdlgestion, biliousness, constipation gist will refund your money without
. . lKidney l‘llls and they helped mo rightl
or sour arid stomach, begin the phos‘lawny." ’l’hcy gave relief from irritat-mucstion. No—to-llnc is made by the
phate hot water cure to l‘ld your ays- owners of Pascnrets; thcrelore
thoroughly reliable. l
tom of toxins and DOisons. 11g bladder. J
HOUSEWORK THIS MONTH
StillSOn, Powell Corporation.
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State?" might Wm back Sane M, the value of one land is $0,000, and mast
. mason, AUGUST 26, 1920
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so. NORWALK
JACOBY’S
FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE
Of All Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists,
_ Skirts, Sweaters and Bathing Suits
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Final Clearance Sale l
01' ALL OUR DRESSES including Silk, Georgette, Satin l
Poulardl. Novelty Voiles, Orgundieo and Gingham. ;
Also Waist: and Blow.
Skirtnandliddiu in Ill thonewmteriahundtho
latest styles. 3.3
THE PARIS
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET soon! NORWALK
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SALE
120 WASHINGTON STREET
going out of business and
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS
EVERY WOMAN’S FASHION SHOP
Everything Must be Sold
Whatever will be left on Sept. lst Will be sold to an Auctioneer. N ow ‘
it’s up to you. to take advantage of this opportunity to save big money
You are invited to inspect this high grade stock and see for yourself
that our prices are astounding low and being sold
AT A GREAT LOSS
DAYS LE
Before 3We Close Our '«Doors
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Established :85]
The Store closes daily at 5 o’clock
Saturdays at 6 o’clock
The August Fur Sale
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Continues the balance of the month , z r,
. Whoever expects to purchase furs will do well to an
amine the stock which has been bought cspecially fm‘ 1th
August Sale. There arc still some beautiful models in
Coats.
Hudson Seal, Raccoon, Nutria, Marmot and Astrakhan
We dare say now that these cannot be duplilalml
later 1n price or quality.
The Little Choker Scarf '
Always a coqucttish thing and very comfortable for
early fall wear. It appears in
Squirrel. Kolinsky. Mink. Baum Marten
Japanese Marten. Skunk and Hudson Bay Seal
Priced from $16.50 to $150.00
Mink Chokers, extra dark and lnautiful skins made
up to order. $50.00
August Sale Price
$50.00
Sucoml Hour
Dinner Sets
Five from American Potteries, one fom French
Set of 100 pcs. showingr a very dainty decoration of
small pink rows on a pale blue border, gold lines. Regular
price $40.00
Sale price $36.00
A set from the same pottery but a different design
has a cluster of pink roses on a tan colored (_ll‘t'\‘iilll hor‘»
den, gold lines. Regular price $40.00
Sale price $36.00
Very desirable Set of 112 pcs. has small. um: lumlw
of tiny pink flowers and green leaws. chulur prior
$50.00 .
Sale price 8-11.50
Set containing 112 pcs. very squat and quaint linllrw
pieces with pink roses on a dark blue hand. Rt’gl‘udi' prin-
$49.00
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Sale price $44.00
Set of 112 pw. with very attractive border dcslgd of
pink roses, medallion or roses on old blue and yellow. V: ry
Regular price $45.00
Sale price $41.00
Haviland Set of 100 pcs. pink rose spray. An old pat—
tern well-known and a favorite. It will combine well p All
other odd pieces of pink and white. Regular $60.00
Sale price $59.00
if": Mme. Jeannette :3“
mm scorn 303me ammo
CORSETIERE AND CLOVER
56 South Main Street
7 ' —0UR—‘-
First Anniversary Sale
-Of 3Comets, Gloves, Brassieres,
Hosiéry and Underwear is now
in progress. Come and be con-
‘l‘The‘Store ofRealSemoe' mdQuali‘Y
Norwalk Chronicler