m ~ ‘
“sheeting of the WW
limos-cs9 world beset-tn genes on
1M h- cooled.
m
this shoe
sures re proflde (roster
#thooo-rb-hsre'
punishment nhereever 90-3111“ and
m we tun-um seeping emu
ls punishable by doe-til ell! In four.
rubbery-cam the memo: ”pup
First degree burglary may be pun-
hone;e sod thefrhlrd 1mm of
:Ic'n‘ln'e.‘ leaders lot that Minn. soy
”1‘“,le who eisims to have
W. W Petty of
mm Niches mt m" to
‘ Interna-
- m he “dealers-as nineties lt-
Wthe (ones 01
em sod ”m Otké'l."
arm-ad by. chiefs of the
moist Psi-trot Run-in." comb
_ m {The third, isternstisnale is
.. was to force on other Mares a
mm. temper and Miss. which
m and (or minis. or not. mixes
ww armless“ oi conditioni
3:}. W the world. Those sod-.1-
to who ”do not accept tortbe letter
. then-Were Wood es traitors.
'. * W m Inter-Whole ,is splitting
- ' cording whole masses of workers
1', rwhose fidelity to W- has been
' ion movement. sow:
worker and Worker.’
before the worldaswor sod"the Third
»_ Internationale are “melan negarue
‘ in monster and steel." The mgmi
an. "hove so limited. compromised
'IOrgotten the principles"!!! sociol-
ism that there is nothing left of them-L
Al the centerence at Borne, pointed
out; they abandoned the workersdur-
II‘ the vsr end. by participating in
capitalist cabinets snd’oouiltions, the)
have bent all their energies patching
the firesent system'instead of build-
, _ ins allow one.
.v ”Socialists want on edeqnhte inter-
nstional organization to msrshall all
' . their forces and to carry out a posi-
tine upbm‘ldlng program. At present
there is no satisfactory organisation. "
_ _~ Gone-b declares that tundsflesl‘nl-
" 11. million is 'a’eonctructiv‘e moVé-
, » nest god that the negotiVe attitude
'.’-v or thgfieond end Third Internation-
ole. does not meet men: need 1m
.1 old dial? t as g Idio-
“‘ madame? 51:1: bubfiegfgfheg He
esserlbthsl’morethen 8.500,!!00 voting
socialists wore represented It! the
Borne csnteronce iwhioh has Called the
mceiing in Vanna. end that most. «(M1
delegates at Bin-he hsve been more»
neststlve figures in. hates-Mosul so-
Sodom Party of mm were de-
loved in arriving. but'Golloinb save the
”ruled declared itself officially in
terror of the action taken at Berna.
ThsG‘ermen independents were repre-
, 'sented by Ledebmrr. erspien and
others while Jean Magnet and Paul
Faure represented the medalists . of
France. Socialists. of Austria and
“1.
Ԥ-E
,2 Switserlsnd sloo- yore represefite‘d at‘
" WSMIO lormsflon of a Foul ll)
(unassuming War for the ‘V len—
no Congress to decide.” sddsGollomb.
“but the outlook is thst this gather-
in: will We the center of grontV-
+ ‘,-. for fit: “mm. and working class
- , new throughout/ere world. "
' NEW CANAAN
The Bryant children
Shade. .who have been
, I'll, are improving.
-- ..._ -—-—o
The- Hennah Benedict Garter Chap;
tor. D A. 8., wt" meet at the bomb
at Miss Corrie Hoyt. 118 Bunifltreet.
-. ', .. Thursday. Jan. 13,01 Sn. In.
x..-
in White on;
111 or «1131mm.
~
s“WWW"'IweettnsottheIaoness'rne
W
Bible Class of the
an be held at the bone
. orge F. Bertlne in South Avenue
‘1. : (in—Wednesday. Jan. Hunt 3 p. In.
. The Conquest Bible. Ch. '11! hold
. its normal bouquet emlngi‘
Jan. 27, '11' -the fixture—room“ the1
Methodist Church. There rdll‘Lbe an
address by Dr. Pinch of Stanford
Church
A mkfieetinz or the e .
nun Grange will be held filtrat-
nlU‘ Weed of the mg”- meeting
' omens- ‘W 4:, an. time the
- firstdssreewmbeoonrerred one.
1- class of 10W mconnepw
2 “cut ante Gram held
Msonalan. ll. tom ,3:
' m
The mmlusnsmoz.m How.
gCensw amt .W In! be
.. Wei “was...” We .. ~11quth Wm
' ., 13 «11;; r, n: 15qu 515?: someone “duets stmeoo. M3:
low Jo mg Inf-em mm! _ ‘
moms BM ugh; II :
.5 mfflmm beau-rod.“ ., ' .
firms-II- .
hogan. by mugs: electricity end in
, of death in robbery case; while New‘
_ mmt 1h» mm inane Isl-.nd.
Gollomb contendh that both 3
Second Internationale which exided ,
bers of the Second lsternstiooeie. " he ‘
glltlle sinrv'ilg tots. This we can all do.
w :. on do-
isl'led by death in North Caroline. and
etneiuure by h s. Alshsms end
Viz-sinus laws provide the maximum .
do specifies death for trsin robbers
and Texas tor robbery seoomplished
b: means oc deal?- vespens.
Several states pcsvlde tor lite “11-,
prison‘meht ‘or tor' “soy return no to
Ike" in box-slew use; The life pen-
Florida. lows. Ohio. Rhods W end ,
South Ctrollna. While in m the
the low merely provides 2931” term of
years" melting-Alt possible to m s
lNew York. Minamoto. North Dakota
d South Dakota accomplish the some
end by stipulsllng thet burglary shell
{whom by 'nhtleestlld: 447
yea“ I! '
- Other states vary (rem maximum
punishments at 40 years in Ltah and
80 yesrs in Serf Hampshire to only1
, seven yésrs in Ashen-es. The heaviest .
sods-1m parties in every contry. dll- line possible (or-the oaense is in Penn— i
wins-Illa. which .DI'OVldel “not over 10
years and :10, 01.10.”
Robbery may named by life
. served. notice during flew
York‘s- we.“ W43“. an!
anghey intend meaning one;
W
. _; _- k‘ {a ,: '9‘ <6
L ton-Wnud bsrflsrs ,i ,L: , ,_ .
" m ~
every W ‘
quickly decided to note out msxirooml
states shows that in three. burglary ‘
sity thus a pol-we in men-um. :
:sentence which virtually means lite. '
Them
Junction.
'1; them can
femily.
Eomer price $385.00
.. Wilhemsnd
upboard (blue,
Former price. $30. 00
Jilinols. Massa-
‘ Q ," In most
‘ 5 s from 10
1° 39 3651's}. . .
inflict: or present condi- ‘
ever. hills are being 9 : \ for in-
troduction in several states to ipcreese
the maximum penalty to sea: or life.
imprisonment.
NORWALK: MUST
EAST ‘0 'FAIL
Continueddrom F Pm
rather than were the pilesss cry of
those hun‘zry millions. Theretore. he
started about thoabusmeu of passing.
food from ‘Ameri‘r's's plenty to the
mine stricken parts of Europe,
Thousands of dollars poured in. He
arm motel-11 pail... -ststistlcs
And “comets! «limo.
first Mi may. mil-
lie-- of children s e scent . what it
will cost ”have: i! em. how much ha
been received. am what the deficit is.
This deficit has neen divided up, and
mmmlmsfllc' ted to certsincom
munltles. _
The whole of that sum is required
to mrry throng 1 l,t.hls Wk already
sterted.
Those shfldru- a most be fed for ten
months. then their own home harVests
wiil have been award to food.
This can only be done if every city
(urnbhe. Rs 110013. "
Now Norlek has. so far. failed to
also ltsshsw. and if we do not raise
t, thousands. of children and babies
rill-be, holding out-hum little heads
Stipulaies "not {
1 ”EMS”, very distinguished lanes, 10 piecis . .
sized sot, very pleasing.
‘ Formerpfice $845.60
This set may be had
marked.
Fomer'prioe $450;00
l
3 Queen Anne fist of Mahogany. 10 pieces
I sets have reflects? for hating};
-mny mt st en naivarereed
“ others whim-{none 1;}: m its kind, the
nut. It i8 charming 111 its simplicity of outline,
awfully curved legs and supports
on tail of tame; and on cupbosrdd
produce.
at (Elk Moduli. $1:an
, ' ’ 'Bnifet, 48 inches long, mry$WI
..'- Mononwerssnd;;doors
‘11.:eshmet. A set intended; for good hard mean a large
:It will stand a lot of obese...
fimth wood
large china
Saleem $285.00
M of dark onkften piece; ' 7
30 inches, sTight giving on. corners
graceful pane g
with cthrse shelves and closed cupboard underneath
(‘hins cabinet
Sale price $370.00
J wobosn OskSet of teln pieces
* Birfiet 54 inches long, large cabinet, very
finish ,drophamdles on drawers and doors. A 3.5m
V.
s
Sale price $269,00
in either Mahogany or W“-
obrs'ii beaunhflly
6r...
Bale prior $340 00
4
‘-v=
Very large Buflet, 60 inches, whandsome csliuet
and serving table,
flwltsm
librmer price $525.00 '
Oddflnflel?
i
it the price they
,m is needed. It will
One Of the economical
bifire ofiered it is
chairs with blue Spanish leagbgi'
Sale price 33%
pl Golden Oak ..
offerings of the sale.
too had to miss, ft
serve in any large hotel or
boarding house where an extra buffet is required.
One which was $50-00 W $35 m
and which woof-114.00 now $301.»
. Mei-M
.VIAJV Gnu-rum»: altar.
A meeting of the national sssocls-
tion or hot 111 hirer! 1‘s held in
New York city y eras) to take sc-
sftcr the others are fed. only to be
told that: there is no more to eat. and
tlmtrthey nmst starve. Con we bear
Lhooicturv which our inflate-reuse may
Delhi?
Nona“; ,‘ls not some to (all.
cards) . and SIM that dinner to those
even}. if set heVe given up to the limit
or our roeletbooks before.
our stomachs.
This we I
tlon upon the proposal received from
line I nlfid: Hatters of North America.
‘in reply: to a recent
communication
from the molesturers. for on stree—
v
Wenrewmmhoutdlnner Inst1 .. . ‘ ,
0n ' January: 2.”) our din-
ner ables will present nothing but a.
generous dishv! cereal to our family, l
.‘md the cost of all the other food that
usuallv apnoea there. will be sent to
r. Hoover's fund.
If we none on this; Nor-elk:- shore l
of the money will he raised.
Th are 8. 000 families in Nomlk ‘
should be 8. 000 separate dons- .
tlons. 31W (1_) to the Junior Red
of Ir; Cro‘ collector. who may possibly call .
at your houses-1mm”. January 221ml.f
(2) or handed In at your church;
or pieced in en envelope sud mailed
to East Committee. Norwslk. Every
my counts.
Every person in mewul (eel it e
lento melts ears that the cost of this
dinner reaches Hoover tor,- those hun-
on children. sad totals-sored that
‘those 103000 mam little we
Manuela tron-formed into laugh:
lug. merry children like ours.”
W
w"? «- appointed my
Nomi-rel 1% end Trad!
alias Meredith" «swam s
2 The makers»! Won-sub
_, unseeml-
;emssfiW
mecca-”main“ the'
m'
My
.5 II. M m to. so;
fess-e chili-o ITEM.
(3)
$2
minute com mm. 5.
"> new roux. as. 1....s' mom... p
fort 1,?
Company. he» 01 this city. after k
88 “album
8m
MM. mmmts.
“News“
mwmwm
THE PM CIBAK AND SUIT HOUSE
I melt (or s Seventy per cent. reduction
in the minus-lyrics bill.
“Manufacturers were “tend
in: the means; The W ruine-
tion in the minimum bill would (dul)-,
Ssh a minimum use or cisht dolls"
s day. in piece a! the present minimum
41 ‘ten dolhrs. .
Mia-set
ISTADLW' an
/’
v
‘.
!
i
l
.— _-,‘ ,.
on... ..
ClildmiisCosis
{venom Chinchilla
Witha‘fswijeioor fur
trimmed. Brown, taupe
and navy blue. For
ages 6, 7, ystsnd' 9 years.
515.00 a11d:$29:00
Mk3!" shop. Second Soor.
by the poir.
Were Ssh Trice
$7.00
$8.00
_ flm ..
$10.00 '
7-5ets. forfiomeyd.
in cream and corn color,
36 inches, new $1.25
for lists
Rogers Slver Phted
Steel mines adieu-ks
“mud”,
sixpzwere $5.00
Sale Price“
Moheotofsix,
watch-3.88
medium
Purim; ‘ «m
and tort! with plated
blades and storing sil-
vet-hands.
Medium
seto .
_ flames. .
36inches ,wss75ctsayd.‘
New Hats of Satin and Silk
$5.50
Sailors and. Poke models in addition to ”H'N'.
a few of the novel “off the face'
cidcdl): new.
These are in brown, navy blue and hmmu.
Some new 11.11:-
. . I’ll!
mid—Winter Wm!" 2-40.;
clall V at trzu 1 1V o 10:!
those going South, h: we.
asuggcstlon ui spring
about them. '
They are developed 11;;
satin, Silk or (ionrgmi
combined with stra
DMdfalld l1; essay .
flowers hm 0 been chow-Ir
as decoration.
There are 111-“ Sm. .11,
A Md,
hats VVhiv h arr tin";
~41ij
color and gray with many in black.
A Bethrday Special
$5.50
4
Sl-r'illld not,“ A
Fancy Boots for dress wear
and $IO 00 the price
Brown Kid will] cloth
teps
.M Colt. mat tops
Razor Drown Suede,
(3
Not all sizes in any style, but certainly your size
something very good
‘ At the Dress Goods 8 ;
Field Mouse. 1;“ ed bootgt
Patent. Colt, Mark 1 Ind);
taps
And other styles wrist
attrar-tho 1 ,.
' n
v
I
D
l
.
. 1
Hum flaw“. {
l
Cheney Brothers' Silk and Wool Poplin, .1 “an:
quality with a soft finish and hieh lusiru 40 m- M e
wide.
Regular pnre $5. 00 a yard.
Sale Price $3.50 a yard
Silk and Wool Poplius for house dri’ssvs
A good quality that regularly so!» “.1-
kimonos.
$4.00 a yard.
.l),1
Sale Price $2.50
WOW“, all Silk, for street, and «'V'vnn»;
wear.
a yard.
A fine grade, 40 inches wide.
Regularly $3.1.)
Sale Pnce $2.00
, in on exceed-
ingly good quality, 32
inchcswide Patterns
show medium diecks,
lend plaids, also many
plain colon. Formerly
“Sashezfi -
(Q
Third 101:1
Outing Flannel
Heavy quality but
5 m 0 of h l y finished.
Stripes and checks in
good assortment. Fw-
merly 50 CTS.
flmsydgm 5"
lieu-s
be s L____ Deliver)?!
I! lie Hoe-sever;
W MAZDA EL‘AMPS
11. "VOLT AND .220 VOLT
«5.1mm. some nonwsu
" ems ceases o r u. ”Tuna"
Norwalk Chronicler