s
,
a. Goal we sell to poor and
:rfi will heat your home without
:a Itch, will cheer your heart and
& your liver and cast your
idles in the river. Each and
~ ton's a treasure, adding
“1y to your pleasure, a cure
9d! the ills of winter whether
hr, artist, printer; better than
-doctor’s dope, the druggist’s
’the grocer’s soaptokeepyou
fluid strong and fit, of steady
-and hardy grit. A soothing
“for every soul, a simple thing,
Q- of coal.
gumsc
lb’t You Love
Immitation Flowers?
You DO NOT. You may say
—-“Oh! \Vhat a clever immi-
mn”—but no inspiration is
“cued in your soul. Of
one not.
fieNEW EDISON
‘1'. Phonograph with a Soul"
his marvelous phonograph
'- - unlike the kind that “im-
‘h‘tes music”-—as real, na-
ture grown flowers are from
t1. immiiation paper variety
you purchase at the milliners.
Music To Be Felt
Must Re Real
COME—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
Aired F ox PianoCo.
‘ lo. Main St.. SO. Norwalk
In. Congregational Church
L. (‘. Smith. llndri
wood, anington. all
(lilll'l' makl's, sold.
l‘l'llll-ll and rcpuin-d.
Rentals. $5 per month.
Almhlm-s sold at $10
pi-r month.
PLUMMER,
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
use Flirfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
- ILIEVE You: com
By Taking
Baxter’s Couch Sm! .
F. I. BAXTER. Dani-I
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
u—Offlee, 1103; House,
11 WASHINGTON ET.
I. RED MEN’S outcome.
69?
“WALK — NEW YORK
' TRANSPORTATION
.uufacturer A Specialty
Kong Distance Hauling
'0 guarantee service—
an F. HEALY & SONS
' WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 1540. .
A ”gain Every Day At the
MRI Outlet Store
m WASHINGTON ST..
M’s bargain in our house-
hfishing and bargain Base
fit.
an galvanized wash boilers,
hrxo size, ....$1.98
C Piece Dinner Sets, ..$7.45
News
M for a brief space after the landlng of the Pilgrims, the
""d' °' N" houses I em.
lament no.3 l. 3",...“ " WM has never probably been ..
this mt need of houses, there are few belnfl
built. Some people simply have not the money. and others think that
thecoetofccnetruetion Iseomuch highertodaythan itwlli be In a
Year or two hence that they have decided to muddle along for a time
as best they can. ,
Prices are going to be maintalned because labor to demanding an
eight hour day with higher wages, which will mean reduced
tlon and substantially increased costs. .Dun’e review of April 8rd “I.
“It Is now recognized that any material weakening in quotations ls
unlikely until production overtakes consumption, and there Is little
in sight at present to encourage expectations."
If you are compelled to rent a home for the next five m"- it
the meet conservative estimate, you will undoubtedly have to pay at
least an average of 310 month more than you have been paying.
With a probable increase In transportation chargee of 30 per cent.
Is there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber prices, at
the end of five years can possibly decrease sufficiently to equal the
additional rent which you will pay during that period.
Buy now—Own your own home. Come and see us. Let us help
you with suggestions and in the selection of material.
Th e Hatch £9“ Bailey C0.
produc-
BOUTH NORWALI. CONE.
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
ERIsRET CORNED BEEF, 1b.,
PLATE CORNEDBEEr,'n>., .. .....12c
SMOKED SHOULDERS, 11).,
DIXIE BACON,lb., ....32c
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk—South Norwalk
eee eee ...-n.100
do. one one see eee ...-24c
al work.
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
Weldinz of All Kinds of Metals.
I 13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South Main St.
83 WASHINGTON ST.
The Grocery Where Quality Prevails
AND THE PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT
JONES’, PILLSBURY'S or GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, bag $1.97
New Lot Aunt Jemima's Pan Cake Flour, pkg. 20c . . . .60c
NO. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE, lb. . . . . .. . . . . . .390
PURE CANE GRANULATED SUGAR, 5 lbs for . . . . . . .89c
OZONE SOAP, The Old Reliable, 3 cakes
CAMPBELL 'S PORK a BEANS in tomato sauce, 2 cans 250
DOMINO PURE CANE SYPUP,
FISHER QUEEN SARDINES in Olive Oil, 2 cans . . . . . .25c
FANCY CEYLON, OOLONG or MIXED TEA, 1b., . . .45c
WHOLE GRAIN RICE, 18c value, 1b., ......... . . ...... 18c
IF YOU WANT NICE FRESH BREAD. ROLLS.
BUNS. CAKES. PIES. ETC..
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ CO. Inc.
FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405
percan... ......25c
GET THEM AT
HershfieldMotor
TRANSPORTATION CO.
Daily Service Between New York and Norwalk
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
10 large truCks at yourservice for all kinds of transm-
tation; padded vans for furniture work.
Main once. 26 Concord Street, South Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Oflice. 201 West 20th.. Phone Chelsea 8059
Think of It!
'Walk-Overs
Right Here in
Norwalk
ar’s Shoe Store
87 WALL IT.
9 tion of the charges at the hands of
by appearing as
Md “Wet” Agent
Fined For Gun Play
:9 lo. of Springfield,
idly ‘e tin-ed 850 and
db
m and carrying moccaled wea-
Santanella exchanged shots
apprehended him for violation
Volstead act. during a daring
.. .1 to escape.
.ELECTIBN Til FILL
'ohibition enforcement agents It
soullllsl PLAISES
l NEY YORK. Sept.'l6.—-Specia| clec-j
tions were held in Greater New York‘ “v3“ was
today to fill vacancies in the State As- .1 639 over
expulsion of '
sembly caused by
the five Socialists
spring. The
the
at Albany
last
Socialist Assemblymenjo o “-0 .
who were ousted after a long trial on 1:501; brilpcsition.
iAssemblyman John Damico. Republi-
zcan. in all the districts. the Social-
,lsts were Opposed by fusion candi.
dates,
Assei'tions have been made by some
of the assembly-leaders of both par-
ties that it" the ousted Socialists were
ire-elected steps would be taken again
‘to prevent them from taking their
seats.
In the elections last November, De-
elected by a plurality of
the Democratic opponent:
Orr, by 1,946 over his l')émocratic op-
ponent; \Vaidman. by 111 over fusion
Claessens, by 86 over
and Solomon, by
charges of disloyalty sought vindica- {1847 over his Republican 'oppouent
their constituents
candidates far re-electlon.
They are Samuel A. DeWitt Third:
Samuel Ornl
Louis l
of New . baseball
District, of the
Eighth
Bronx:
wwxcn. Sept. 13.—Saivatore Fourth District, of the Bronx;
c0313?" $10- Waldman. L ““1 h
s n a York: August Claessens. Seventeenth- caeuo announced ay t at it had rovocateu ‘
m on the charge of recklell district of New York; 1 p rs
District,
: TORONTO TEAM PROTESTS
cause
TORONTO, Sept. i6.—-‘l'he Toro’nlo
team of the International
Charles 3010., protested three games which the Jen Recognition that
mon, Twenty-third District. of Kings. 5 “BY City Club lost at
in addition the Socialist Party has ; Sept. 3. 4 and 5. on the grounds that m; is their own affair is accorded by
amed Nat Rubin as a candidate at‘JETESY City violated the Leagfi 11' I. 1'“ who “1‘13:
Baltimore on
“Wither special election in the Nine by allowing'two 0! its pitchers to
‘teanth District of Kings County for to the major leagues within tho-Ia‘ILforce, and the fight for communism.
he Vocancy caused by the deathot thirty days of the season. »
CONNECTICUT WOMEN
CAN REGISTER TODAY
Continued tron First pace
of Tennessee the governor of that
state certified the passage of the mo
lutlon to the secretary of the state of
the United States, who thereupon odi-
clally declared the amendment adopt-
ed. A few weeks after the original
vote in the House, the absentlng mem~
bers feturned to their Ieg‘lslntive du-
ties. passed the motion to reconsider
and then rejected the resolution.
”The vote on the passage of the
resolution was a majority of the full
membership of the House. The vote
on the motion to reconsider the pas—
sage of the resolution and the motion
t reject the resolution did not consti.
lute a majority of said membership.
"The question as to the legal ratin-
cation of said amendment by the state
of Tennessee is now pending in the
courts for adjudication. The pm
cedure followed by certain members
of the House in absemlns themselves
from the state in order iO‘pl'chnI the
expediting of public business Will. "I
my Judgement. find little favor in the
courts of this country. and a motion
to reconsider the passare of the reso
lution when the resolution itself was
not in possession of the House has no
legal effect."
“in my opinion Tcnnossec ratified
the nineteenth amendment and It is
now the law.of the nation."
“Having reached the conclusion that
the nincteemh amcndmcnt was ratifi-
by the action of tho slate of Ten-
nesscc. it hardly seems to me neces-
sary to no very fully into the ours-
lion of tho legality of the ratification
by this stain on Sepicmher H. 1920.
by both branches of the General As-
sembly."
"The qucsllnn raised lt}' tho ratifica-
tion by the General Asscmhlv or (‘nn-
ncctlcutt is. "Can the General Assem~
blv enact :mv lezlslation other than
that specified in the proclamation ot
the governor calling llw special ses-
sion’."
"Most of the stairs of thc I'nion
have a constitutional pxnhibilion that
when a special session is called no
other business can be transacted other
than that issued in tho lull. .\'0 such
prohibition is containml in the constl~
lutiun of this state."
“Article thilty-flve of tho state con-
stitution readst- -
"Tho- General Asscmlvly shall ad-
journ sins: .lic not latcr than the first
“'cdncsday after the fim .‘londay in
June follmsin: its organization."
“Tho intcllt 0! this pruxislon of our
constitution is so clcar and concisc as
to nccd no constrtt’wion. It was
and evpcrioncc has shown that the
l- path of the session or Ihi' ‘wneml
Ascmhly (ould be furthvr restricted
in the public interest."
"lly no rulo or inlcrpn-tminn that I
know of could this plmision of thc
con-=timtiunl» constructml asallmita.
”on of the pmvcr< of tho General As~
..scmhl)‘ :ilrcadv conicrrni upon it or
lhl‘ constitution."
"Tho (iv cision of thc suprcmc court
of this statc in Nor-walk Strcct Rall-
way Company‘s appeal. £9 Connecti-
cut. 7‘3. and the numcrnm inwr do.
visions in rcfusimz to allow either of
our ill-partlllcnts of state rovcnlmenl
to i~\'(‘r('l.\‘i‘ thr- powcr conferred by
tho constitution on the mhcrs is dc-
cisivc of lllis qucsticn at issue. The
cvccullvv of this state stands c'mctly
in the some relation to a special ses-
sion as ho llflos in :1 regular scsslon.
“The stntv of lown has a constitu-
tional prmisinn similar in the one
cnnlninul in our own constitutionand
It wus- tlccidml by tho supreme court
of that statc ill.” its Gcneral Asscm-
lily callcd :ncctlacr for a special ecs-
sinn mirh' cum: an“ laws at surll
N‘ssilm lhzl? it mum lf'smllv cnacl 1H
:1 rcrulur so-sinn. Mortord vs l'nzvl‘.
S lows 32."
"in my opinion lhn spccial senior!
oi the lit lwral Assembly hcld ml QPD‘
tcmbcr it. mid. under its powers
rmntccl ll} tlw constitution. had ’h"
authority to ratify the nineteenth
amuidmvn' to ill" federal constitu—
tion."
“Having: :u‘rhod at tho conclusion
l advicc you lint women can rc'zls.
H’r as clr‘c'urs of this state on Soil-
lemlwr 1h. M20. and he nlzldc cloctors
0n Scptcmhc-r 1%. 1920. and can lcgal'y
vote in the town clrctlnns to bc held
on the first Monday of October. l.‘~‘.‘fl."
ANTI-ROISHEVIK
REVOLUTION
IS GAINING
(Continued from Page One.)
PARlS. Sept. Ink—Poland and
Lilhunia have been asked to send
delegates to Paris for the purpose of
attending a session of the Council of
the Leanne ot Xaiimzs. This step
was taken at the instance of the Pol-
ish cm‘exnmvm. whéu'] askvvtl that the
frontier contrivc'sy which has c‘ng-ztt-
ened serious conscwcnccq t'me be
iconsidered by the Council.
LONDON Sept. ill—Soviet Russia
considers it necessary to establish
peaceful an: fricnl‘v ll‘lilllln‘l will!
the “existing governments" of all
countries. says the Daily Herald or-
gan of Labor_ in reporting the PTO
test of George Tchitcherin. Russian
Bolshevik Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs. against the note on Russia sent
to Italy by Bainbridge Colby, Ameri
can Secretary of State. 0pc that .\m-
erica will reject Secretary Colb,\"s
"shol'tslghted policy." ls expressed by
M. Tchitcherin. says the newspaper.
M. Tchitcherin says Secretary (‘01-
by and others attempt to explain the
present pro-revolutionary sentiment
in all countries as a result of Bolshe
vik propaganda, the Foreign Minister
says. He goes on to maintain that
this is calumny unsupported by facts."
adding that the Soviet government has
not carried on propaganda in coun-
tries where it has given a ledpge not
ito do so. Instances where Boishe
wk propaganda has been carried on.
he declares. have been where “ agents
ha'v'e been at work.
the revolutionary
movement of workers in ever-v cou‘nv
EL 33038011. SEPT. 16. 1920.
dard Shldelo _ . an.-
.Tristram 69’ Hyatt
—_Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store-
New Cloth Dress Skirts
The latest models in most attractive plaids as well as all the new and stu-
in...“
l
Pretty Silk Pet ticoats
Black and a complete ranze of colors either in all silk or with wide silk ruf-
fles and Heatherme tons. w;
A Splendid Stock of Sweaters
A New Line of Leather and Velvet Hand Bags
The Famous Trefousse Kid Gloves
themselves."
TO HOLD SHEEP ROAST.
Tho Sis. llord Republican club. inc.
intend to cni<rtain its member: and
friends whit a sheep roast next. Sat-
urday tanning. September 18. at His
cllli) rum- nn ‘.lain street. Urut.
Governor Wilson. Senator Herve? Hi:-
{-‘('ll, sen.tr ioha B Dillon. Senator
F’vrlcrick \ Pirt -tt. and omen will
address the gathering. - g.
-_
lnk when spilled on a carpet can In-
almost entirely removed if milk is
'used before it becomes dry.
Cut This Out—It Is Worth Money.
(‘ut out this slip .cncloso with St:
and mail it to F‘olcy & Co. 2835 Shci'
ncld Ave. Chicago. lll.. writinr your
name and address clearly. You will
tecv-ivc in return a trial package con-
taining Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
pound. fnr coughs. colds and croup;
Folcy Kidney Pills for pain in sides
and hack: rhnlmatism. backache kid
ncy and bladder ailments: and Foley
Calhnrllc Tablcls. a wholesome and
thoroughly (cleansing cathartic for
constipation. biliousncss. bead-aches.
:‘nd sluzcish bowcls.
i
Stillson. Powell CorporatIOn
The Growing
Need
Of a bank account must be-
come apparent as your busi-
ness increases. Such an ac-
count can be of gréat service
.a 3.3
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
in addition to caring for your
money will collect notes and
drafts on your out of town
customers. It will discount
the notes you receive in set-
tlements, thus giving you
theuseofthecashatonce.
Come in and talk matters
over with the omcere.
to you.
i
H.Krieger&CO.
WE SELL CLOTHING AND
1
I. e 3. euro EXCHANGE.
nonwanx, con.
Listyourcarwithus. Wewill
sollitforyou. Ifyouwanta
”01811!an SHOESPORHENANDBOYS
N THE EASY PAYMENT
massacres-rest. :
Tel. 2179-12, Chestnut Hill Ave.
m HARDWARE&
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Walt It.
Specials for the
Week
m'm and Extra Fancy Pork, 1b., ...28c
“I ed Us“ Full Weight Pure Condensed
WM Milk,can............21c
”hulk-tr: and Tubes 0mm” IMLP- Milk can 12c
Pure Cider Vinegar, gal., . .60c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
Allkindsof SeaFOOd
THE TWIN CYLINDER
' JOHNSON
MOTOR WHEEL
The lightest and most economi-
Steaks, ChOps and
Chicken
A La Carte
eel motor transportation in the
. world. ' ,- "l .
cunnmgham 8BaCh 150 miles on one gallon, of
GARAGE ...... o.
m layed and for sale at
l
i
-—'s‘he Beet Salesman—A Want A
. Photographs
Enlarged
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CLIFFORD PHARIACY
Patents
Phones 833.! — 1532 Clare
Delicious
Soda
Younlr Men and Women
Here is Your
0 P P O R T U N I T Y
FALL TERM
OPENS. SEPT. 7
Send for Prospectus
REGISTER NOW
MERRILL
‘ Business College
Royal Auto Paintinz CO.
. Seientifi -— Reliable
CENTER ST., DARIEN, CT.
‘ ' ()de“ Depo\
“Cornmunism cannot be imposed by
mustue carried on by the masses
firms a scam, Prop.
THAT SENSE OF ‘
h. , SATISFACTION
ln always getting just what you
want is one of the many rea-
sons why you should deal at
this market. Our stock is so
extensivo and complete that a
great range of choice is offered
our customers. Roasts, steaks.
chops. of all meats, tender,
fresh and appetizing await your
personal selection. or if 0
Choice is left to us we fill your
orders with conscious regards
to your wishes. .
CHARNOK’O MARKET
RAILROAD AVENUE
DEALERS
-'N- A. W. HODGE
man GRADE
USED CARS MUSIC HALL BLOCK
(Car for every require- SOUTH aunt STREET
meat)
15 Marshall St. Phone 390 ~—- g
‘-
SMART NEW MODELS OF DRESSES
' ' t f fabrics: ’ II are excellent
in aremggmvhlfig yP‘i'iced lower.than elsewhere.
Ifyouwanttoownoneitwouldbewisetocomo
early. ,
THEPARIS
..- can -
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