"l l’l VBLICLY DEMON STRATEI)
“mmmmmsgfmnwmt‘l? Ham“ mom. :zé’tfigr
tan police force of Dublin. are to come
BY.
under Irish control in three years.
mm All this however, it is prac
certain t e Irish will refuse. The will
. JARS 60m "3 refuse it almost unanimously. "Two
I. L. 8 A. L. GOLD“, Props.
TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1920
"' —"”“‘ “ “—“'the vital interests of [TM ifnit d
mums ALIANAO POI;mngdom." e
830W I
BI’RGLABS IN Gammon.
Mean Plate. East Putnam Avenue
Robbed.
The fourth burglary In Greenwich
within a. short time was reported last
Mt. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Patterson. East Putnam avenue.
where silverware was taken from the
diningroom and a pearl necklace and
other jewelry from the room of Miss
Agnes Kennedy, a daughter or Mrs.
Patterson. who was visiting in New
The governmental partitions of
Ireland. and the reservations
the British government has made
for the avowal or the protection of
things they object too particularly:
”‘0 Even those, a few ,w-ars since. would
hmses' 6-41, 59134-3; "'1'!- harm) “a“? "9““ insuperahle. NOW York city. Entrance was eflected
. ' ' - it is too late. Lloyd George himself
1531' d8 0' 8 a - 3a - . through a diningroom window. Mr.
fl 1 -1 , - 111., 10.49 p. m. ("3 admits that while he conilldrrs!E 1 Mrs. P ttersuu “e” in their
fl the bill “a generous measure." he re-I
ulizcs that “the Irish people are not in
it, position to KIVP it proper considera-
tion." The lllunderlng and cruelty of
the British government in lrvland,
have gone too far, as enlightenr-d En-l
glinhml-n themselves confess .nnd '
what will come now no man knows.
room. The barking of a puppy dog
in the bath-room is believed to have
frightened them away before they
completed ranmcking the house.
"nu K's ELECTED PRESIDF. .vr.
a—ég—g
I (if:.\' EVA. NOV. 16 (liAVAS).—Pa.ul
October of The Associated Press
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“tied to tho use for publication at
C. hays dispatches credited to it. or
m omen-is:- in this paper and also
t local news published herein.
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L".§I‘I ”{I'IATY 0F IIAI'ALLO.
dillpntches herein are 3150 78' _‘ llymmm of llvlglum was elected pres»
”'7“. - . . ’ldcnt of 2hr 1.0::ch of Nations by the
’ * ROMP" 50“ l5.—-—-Iialian "“WEPR’IAusr-mbiy or the League at its first
‘ - H W.” With the 0xception 0‘ Nationalist;s,.sflkm Ill‘r'! yrstvrdav. He received
-‘ Slaw nnnmunicutlun of ma organs, "OMIMM to approve the treaty ;‘ 7.5 out or ii Volts. Hyman is n for—
“! Lodzv, No. 108, l". and A.
M. :0! Rapnilo and to urge the people town”. rnrrign ministvr of Belgium. and
-‘ he Iii-id at its hymn, '
Turfilfl)‘ 9Hhow [NATION-«m and discipline in sup- ”wall or the Belgian delegation in tin-
m‘.‘ 311v. ICth. 1920, at 8 o'clock. :portlng th-A :cmi—rnmcnt in this grave : Luigm- of Nations.
m l. (. Deni-c. All Manor Mn- imomi-nl. "'iw-V rtvrlurr. the, people!
as mrdlall: Tongan-vain": hlvltml. *flhoum will nititutlr- donplto‘ K .
tr . . , l ' ' ' . . I
m. y’all". ,the rm, . N “'th WP". lanl- «Your Medicine Is 0
AS.‘ 1‘. Lou'smcs. w. .u.
Mast: ltomzin' M. \uu'ox. “$1,“;th In ' w-v' .. rmwh n v-ompromlrw
I‘ll'llll tht' .IllgnthUi
“1hr Ch er, No. 38 R. A. M.‘
m m '
Mrs. Chas. Rule, New Digging, Wis,
.writl-s: “Your ml'llicine is O. K. I
fthink Foley's Honey and Tar is the
' ‘1 ~ ' ‘ . - - ' - r medl-
ln Masonic Temple, South Main; }\ Altsnn's AT yttrium“). ,bfst {‘0' TIME: “I: {Emit 30“! know
u the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of. ‘ALI’AltAIi-itl, Nov. 16.——— Two 0'19- s a y . . . ‘ Y
nah month. at 8 o'clock. July and Au. l'nlU-d Slutt‘s warships. the “on Main. :1 “'OUI‘I “0""? be ”without 'I- i Oil
" cscc ted. All R. A. Masons cor. Pu and Dolphin, In command of "varimay use my name. Foieys lone)
“'7 ‘0 Internally invited. Imlmlml lit-Hr)" 1“. Bryan. haw meinml Tar acts quickly. checks (‘OUI-Zh-‘M
0- 3- BEACH. H. Purim-ll horr- r-nrouto to Punt". Arr-namfroms and (-mup, cuts the phlegm.
1920 Mtcihell
. SEW 11mm
TOURING CAR 0! ms
Immediate delivery to your gangs, all charges paid for
$1275
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
55 RAILROAD AVE. PHONE 1413-4 80. NORWALI
Delivered at once to your garage. all charges paid for
v.
tupendous
Sale
As
- SHOES FOR MEN
Heavy, oil-tanned, weatherproof Shoes, full
doublesoles. ....... ...............$900
Dress Shoes, of tan calf; perforated or plain
..................... . . . . . $7.00 to $12.00
CONNEALLY é? BRACKEN
South Norwslk, Donn.
*‘ sronc CLOSES AT I DAILY
,whr-rn they will pnrticlputr in the OW‘UR "If passage and I‘hyfl irrita-
BLANKETS AND
COMFORTABLES
At Actual Savings of
20 TO 30 PER CENT.
Sensational Values in
lamest-r. (macaw my]
élion. it stops sleep-diaturhing rough-
. . .- . . Mn t-llan colnhrH .
'l “ILIU‘. l:t).\ll.rlll lglj. HILL I ‘g _ 7 , rlon -.. -- ,. .. .inz at night. (‘hIldren like It. Con-
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{up-xv by tlw “l'IIII-lll lluum~ n‘r'the Sentinel. Stillson, Powell Corporatlon. ,
immortal was llc-Hvrillml :m .’I purrlv _
Mintttol‘y prm‘m'liinl: on till- part or 41 .—L
1% Small and rutlwr Ill-(thaw Klillll'l'lllK '
of sm-mho-ru." ’l‘hv- Min-ml and Lahor‘
.o'lnbl'ril Worr- uhm'nl. Mont ol‘ thum-
mwnt nor-mm] to l‘m-l lhr howl-rm-
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'04. thcrr' nro- big things Ofrl-H-Il in.
EVERY MEMBER CAN VASS
(Int lm-uuurc‘. things \Vllll'll a luv
«are: ago might llmo- m-l tlu- lrishx HE
mph-nil all tho. \vnrld :lllnnn- ulthl OF T
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ally Intlvpi-mlr-nt in tin-
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II that ruun
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vssst Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
haired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work.
Welding of All Kinds of Metals.
13 Rsymond Street, South Norwslk, Near South Kain St.
97' tum-ll nitl'r illv- manna-r nl' thu-ll NA1‘[()N"VYII)E (‘ABII)AI(;N
(bunniun Ilullil' rult" t't’lllIlIlHIHlI lll‘
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their activities,
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FOUN DER OF NATUREOPATHY
" "““RA‘I”.STON‘ SHOES ' "
FOR FATHER AND SON
These shoes are known by their manygood features, prom~
inent among them are Character and Quality.
Priced to suit every purse.
Shop before Six.
ELWOOD £9" GLOVER
122 Washington Street South Norwalk
IS LECTURIN G HERE
Red, Men's Hall. South Norwalk. is expected to be crowded to the very
dome A highly instructive lecture Will continue for one week at 2 P. M..
"NATURE'S WAY TO HEALTH."
Millions Interested In New
Treatment.
RELIEVES THE AFFLICTED WHILE YOU WAIT—NOTHING
TO SWALLOW—YOU JUST WATCH HIM DO IT
CHEVROLET CARS
Coupe, 4-I)Oor Sedans, Deliveries on Short
Notice.
AUSTIN ’S GARAGE
PHONE 1959
‘ Thousands of people will be given the opportunity to witness the actual
public demonstration, which will start right alter the lecture. it is estimated
by Crlth' that the lecture alone is worth an immeasurable sum to than who
value health and longevity.
Praising Our Meats
Your zucsls will join in praise
oi our cuts of meat, just as all
our other customers do. \‘l‘o
have built up our large trade on
tiw rm‘nmmcndution of custom-
ers to {fiends-l, relative or neigh-
bor. And that's the best kind of
an advertisement. after all, be
cause it‘s sound and permanent.
Gharnock's Market
19 R. R. Avo., Tel. 1583-2
p
L. BLUMER, N. D.' D. P. 8.
3,000 Attended His Last Lecture
Emerson once said, “‘That Health is the First Wealth.”
The new health subject that Dr. Louis Blumer, Founder of Natureopathy,
deals with vitally concerns every man, woman and child. He covers the sub-
ject of health from a new angle.
Crowds are filling every hall that he lectures in, and Red Men’s Hall will
certainly hold the attention of the entire city of Norwalk and suburban towns,
especially considering the fact that nearly Forty Million of Our People are
employing some form or other of Natureopathic treatment for the relief of
their ailments. it therefore behooves us that we should more thoroughly in.
vestigate about this great science which is restoring the afflicted to health.
THE SCIENCE THAT THE HUMAN FAMILY HAS SOUGHT FOR AGES
Overwhelming Success. Nature ’5 Forces Are Mightier Than
. , Any Artificial Stimulants
l
DRESS UP THE DININGROOM
Thanksgiving Day is near and some new furniture to brighten
things up for the home testival will not only make the day a happier
one, but will give added comfort for a long time.
TABLES, CHAIRS. BUFFETS, CHlNA CLOSETS
We sets or singly at prices that give the fullest value for every dollar
exoended. '
COME IN AND GIVE OUR BIG STOCK THE “ONCE OVER."
I.
RAYMOND. & SON
NATUREOPATHY oemonsrnA'res AMAZING nasuu's
Every Man, Woman and Child Should Hear This Lecture and 869
These Demonstrations, Which Beg-in at 2:30 P. Mu Sharp and -
. Continue for Six Days in Red Men's Hall,
‘ Nov. 16, 17, 18, 19, 20
Bring All Your Aflictod Friends to the Hall
Admission and Seats Free. No Collection. .
AUSPICES OF THE NATUREOPATHIC PHYSICIANS OF
' ' SOUTH NORWALK . ’
The lecture - -
a." , - ‘ on. various health subjects of vital interest to all are delivered
y and "" °' hlvhly educational value.
.4
UNDER THE
-~ ’ , -
l Home Furnish‘ers
COTTON BLANKETS
WOOL and COTTON BLANK
ALL WOOL BLANKETS
PLAID BLANKET}.
INDIAN BLANKETS
BATH ROBE BLANKETS
MOTOR BLANKETS
(‘RIB HLANKE‘Ts
AND ('OMFORTABLES
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PROCLAMATION
v
Regarding Music for Thanksgiving
Heathen, inhabitants of this tome “rd
0 yes! 0 yez!
know ye that the coming Thursday, the 25th day of Ntvuu
her is PROCLAIMED a any of Thanksgiving for the Bless-M"
wherewith all have been blessed; - v 2! xi 3 .
And in ESPECIALLV. let there ie MUSIC, 3: oldr “1.4;. “g .
stones and gather all familyes together.
And in ESPECIALLY. let there be KeL'S'C-. 3‘ (Mr onc‘
merrilic rejoice.
And THEREFORE. that Music may sound 51 ~rouv rim-.- 9
that ye have obtained before the cc-‘nmg DAY ot THANKS :n 'x .
‘5‘ h' ,
ntlectwc
same, failing not to include thereon the New ard Ov-ngi wal airs Vow
S
A»
.rl ”g
4
3+
lent instrument for sale on EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
mentioned place, to Wit. the
VIC PROLA
(
together with 12 doubled taccd records. c. your ow".
WHISPERING
TELL ME, LITTLE GYPSY Singing
TRIPOLI Singing »
All of which, and other THINGS desirable 6c r'carant, -:;n to 4b
tained in the SHOPPE of
Fox Trct.
James Donnelly
Which Is on South Main Street, N 0. Miami 18
and let PEACE and PROSPERITY reign over 33' the land. and be
ye sober in speech and prudent in purse. remember that. ONE today :3
worth Two tomorrows, J. REMEMBER also our ADDRESSE.
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‘ ‘4; 6mm m mum-mo
Time to Make Things New
Again—\Vith Paints
and Varnish
E ARE all ready with. the best sorts of
Paints and Brushes—Varnishes. Stains.
Floor Wax, and all kinds of Paint Removers
and Cleaners.
Then a. whole special collection of Paints,
Cleaners and Polishes for Automobiles. I
Come in and let us help you select the best
kinds for your requirements.
, . ALBERT D. MORGAN
Washington ‘ - South Norwalk W _‘ ,,
fill Wlfl' .11. [1 cross I i
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