end 01 fortune you
”while you are sleeping.
crop W111 save much
- in theyears put fur;
urhrow.‘ Do not p111; it
"but try-use» a well-
’“Do it now.”
' BUDGET
SYSTEM
is the most practical,
the sun sets again,
to our store and let us
the Special Budget
- rE'R. BUILDER AND
mm DONTRAcroR
mus AND ESTIMATES
,fthNlBHED
3 Promptiy Attended to.
, and Cream
I ‘ for babies delivered
. a
A
Butter. Ears from our
and buttermilk fresh daily.
WEMPE & SON
aovfn the seeds. They ~
methane is neither wise
.6
“ filly
'd‘.
tidemllbereleasfinexflm reset
is firmly fixed, f~05r a 1 s.- .
; tity buyers have,in . .
.- heavy purchases for-spring; requirements, as .
i .de noted In the lumber trade journals,’ -~ ~
Hhmes are needed as never before and we
sincerely believe that We are about to enter
’ into a period of sane, evenly balanced pros-
perity 1n the lumber trade.
Let us all unite our- efiorts toward making
the year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
getting that those Who do the most deserve
the most, and generally get it.
We shall use, to the fullest measure, our
long experience and the full resources of this
organization in' getting ready for your call,
one of the best stock of lumber ever offered.
The Hatch 59° Bailey Co.
up.
1“.) ,<,.:-
«an. «by... u.
gut
1%
1131?!
“I nation. cemins at a time when calla
5, taken in dealing
NORM OORD TIRES
Special Sale on Radiator covers. 85.00
wELomo AND soov worm
WEED TIRE CELINE
CADILLAC LIMOUSINE! TO RENT
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONE.
GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
BECKMANN’S
BEST/TUB BUTTER ....................................... lb. 526
PUREvLEAF LARD ...... ................................,,. lb. 20:
TEA: 00Lo'Ne.c1-:YLON, 0R MIXED 111. 403
ROW“- PLANTATION COFFEE. 111.25:
CORN, PEAS AND TOMATOES 8 Gone :0: Erma“ Deputies
SMOKED SHOULDERS, LEAN AND TENDER .............. 1s, 1»
LARGE OREGON’PRUNEB lb. 21.:
FANCY CALIFORNIA LETTUCE 2 m are
cALlroRNIA ORANGES dozen 85¢ ind 65¢
YELLOW onNs a the. 250
finest Ema. Rolls. Cakes and Pica at
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
N EXT TO
A. F. Beckmaml 69‘ (30., Inc.»-
83-85 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 1405
1‘ at what was practically the end ethic
Schultze.’ 3 Thursday Spec
BRISKET CORN
PLATE CORN-ED
CORNE
SMO
It'a Perfectly lateral
to like home-ted pork and its
perfectly harmless and good
for you providing
clean home-fed kind. like the
kind w‘. sell. But it isn’t cafe
to eat any old kind 0: pork
that's oflcred you. You can
depend upon it when we tell
you that not only our pork but
all our meals .are thereafeat
and beat for you to buy. ,
. W’s W , ‘7
lo RmoAp AYE. ’
it is the
we
0
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it...
BEEF 10c 'lb.__
EEF.12¢ lb.
BUMP BU'rrs zoélb.’
SHOULDEBS aoclb.
SMOKED; TONGUES 48cm.”
,.,HOME-MADE SAUSAGE MEAT 35cm.
Schultze s Sanitary Markets
but that sweetie-a W
thatthefioommndmlmcdto
phone. as well an the W child—
ren of Europe an. we tor the
sudden drop“ 9! in Near not con-
mime We are taking all steps
Whit.” tho m director .118. “to
make it char that there h ahoolutely
no connection between these two 1111.
meditation organization's. because nn-‘
lose the misunderatandlng' is cleared
f“ up and the new ofoontrlbutim com '
, tinned. it in oérlain that children will 7
"be left to starve who would other-wire
- saved by our organization in the
Near East. which is maintaining 229
orphanages in that area'todayé' '
‘The state dinector'mid that the alt-
tor help from Armenia were becom-
ing increasingly urgcnhjvaa the most
difficult of any that has had to be met
dime the work was started’in Con»
necticut. owins.‘ to the incl that the
“cause which was inadvertently depriv-
ing the'Near East Relief of {11th was
in itself worthy d care had to be
as: the situation so
as not. to discour other humani-
tarian work.
Will Honor Former
Brazilian Emperor
' RIO DE JANEIRO. Jan. 18.-—-Dr.
Ruy Barboaa. sole survivor of the
prominent men who in 1899 caused the
bloodless overthrow of the Empire of
Email. not up a. republic and banished
the imperial family, will play a part.
as representative of the League of Na.-
tional Defense. in paying homage to
the for-mel- Emperor Don: Pedro 11
and his wife when the Brazilian bat—
tleship San Paulo bring- thefr bodies
back from Lisbon. The bodies are ex-
pected to arrive here within a few
weeks. ’
Responding to the League' a request
that he represent it at the Landing of
the remains of the late Emperor. Dr.
Barboaa aa'id that the banishment of
the imperial family had not been an
act of prescription find rel-em but
merely a precaution. an elementary
guarantee of security for the heads
of the old regime and for the calm
birth of the now. He was glad that.
public career. the opportunity had
arisen for rcvocfltlon of the not of
banishment and thankful to be able to
take part in the ceremony.
.u-
Want Bigger Navy
RIO DE: JANEIBO Jail l!.—-'i‘he
Committee on Naval and Military of-
fair- of the Brahman Chanfbcr of De-
puties wants a bigger navy. It has
called upon the President to pro-cot
to flu! next aeaaion oi colfgnae a pro-
to of Naval construction drawn up
by the general call of the Admiralty
and to be carried out for a term of
years.
The reason given for this propoocd
increase la that it is necessary becauae
of Braaii‘a new position in the world
as a signatory oi the Versailles Treaty
and an an effective member of the
League of Nations. Another moon
ascribed is the necessity offloiendln;
a long coast line.
BUSINESS , rm camera man. .
PM (lo-wallo- of Educators‘ Asso-
ciation to Be Held Fob. ac.
The first convention of the Connect-
icut tin-Incas Educator-a Association
to be held in Brldxevort. will take
place on Feb. 38. it is It!“ on open
question whether the meeting will
take place in the High school or the
Btmtneid Hotel. Although the uni:-
will be forthc‘beuent of all common-J
cial teachers .the local Board of Ede.
cation our not make execption to its
rule of paid fee for the use of the High
school.
Lewis B. Mdtthiaa. head of the com-
mercial cmnmebt of the Bridgeport
High school. ll préaldent of the aaao~
elation. with Mrs. Mildred R. Wllé
llama. of Mormon. a; vice-pxraldenl;
Hi- Florence Simpson. a: 311de
as secretary. and J. F. Nixon. of had-
‘dletovgn. .u treasure? The. member-
of the Executive board are: T. 1.. Car-
key. amt-taut principal of the Badge-
portlilxhachojoi: W. H.Ba1illl.ot
Booth «t Wily Business College. of
Bridgeport. and N. 8. stone. of the
ammmmmnm~
coverthoArmhnrctmoauidor-‘
only.
me's LEADmo DRY GOODS STORE.
Is Beacon Blanket weather
BeaconBedBlahkets—Full size, in either grey or white... ... ....
' Were$6.50:..........Now5;
“here $5.75 ...........Now $475
Beacon Plaid Blankets—Jn attractive designs. A limited numbcv
Were $10. 50
Were. .$7. 50
., , GENUINE CALIFORNIA WOOL BLANKETS
A good investment at these prices .
Were $10.50 ..........‘\low $8.75
Were $12.50 .......Now
Were 521. 00 .Now $18.00 l Were $30.00
COMFORTABLES AT LOW LEVEL PRICES.
.,
$9.00 1 Were $18.00
.25
.Nowtimo
.NOW $0.00
.........Now
.Now
15.00
524.010
\‘
‘E‘xm 130‘. :1: gm.
l .500, 000 1111313”
LEAVE "All 3000
ROME. Jan. 18.———I‘roteseor Ugo
Ancona. former Under-Secretary of,
Transportation .eatimotea that at least
1.500.000 emigrants must leave Italy
within the next two years if the na-
tién is to prosper . He suggests that
the government aid emigration by
transforming cargo vessels into omi-
grants in the lack of transportation
ships. because the greatest present ob~
ataclc to emigration facilities.
The professor propooca that Italian
emigration should be conducted in a
new and ayatcmatic way. He has ad-
vocated a plan of collective emigra-
tion to include large and complete
units of labor. comprising not only in-
borers but cngineeravxxpertn. man-
ager- and. if possible. capitalists. who
would all emigrate together to the
countries where they are most needed.
He points out that if 1.500.000 emi-
grants were to leave Italy in the next
two years they would send back home
something like 81.900.000.000. Which
bringing foreign capital into Italy.
would go far toward raising the ex-
change value 0! Italian money. This
value is now on law that it crushe-
initiative andw prevents immediate rc-
generation of Italian finances.
Scotland. Will
Remain Mainly Wet
.El‘thBURGH. Jan. 18.———3cotland
has definitely decided to remain main-
ly wet. Voting on prohibition under
the Scotiah Temperance Act has been
concluded with this result:
Poli- were taken in 37: areas. with
the result that ‘96 voted for no change
in the present regulations. ill for aboli-
tion of saloon: and ‘85 {Delimitation
of drink licenses.
A: a consequence. out of a total in
Bootlaad of 9. 371 licences. “7 will be
withdrawn. ..
0f 1.158.978 individual voters. 692. ~
9” were for no chance; 3.580 for
ovo-
prohibition and 18.326 for limitation.
Pope Benedict
Europe in the put year
flatiol o: 100. 000 Km. -
ceivcdabout 4,.000 000 lire. mole of
Austria 3.051.900. or Poland £000,000
Hungary 1.291.000 and than of
Caechoalovakiallfisefioo. Children of
other nations received mailer aunra. E
man‘s. We:
*- ‘1 pin WATER raw
Continued from First Page
which was used to than out the, main
atone Commercial School. of New 1h-
’91:.
The pppiia in the High school and
.huiineca oollelca all over the state
ill! have a port in the morning prov
31am. 33'?" will be five 15-minute
speed tens. conducted by
3. ll. Kiplufi. of the Underwood
with: Company. or New York.
KW has made spacial study
mapee’d and accuracy won-lo The con--
Shalom for state Win. High
school championship. at! school chant:
Whip and Word champ p.
.17. re willbc a number at
l
scat. as the only. qualifications are that
thei a t be a resident or con.
. pennant .ba. curable or Wazfi'w
ile. word- 9. minute perfeumd g, "h
on in freeman: since camper.
A W number. hm. run
the second
131‘.
char this detention for
van. .13.-—-Former sol- .
promised gun or land
«hue busines- college Mom
pipe at the base. At the time. it was
aupooed that fire had gotten inside
and it was me time later when it
v‘vaa discovered that the wooden
in: around the metal pipe who on tire.
It is supposed that the name from the
torch ignited the pacific: and thus
aetnretoth‘ewoodem'pipe. V
Efforts o: people at the school to
extinguish the flames “1% oh no
await. After a time word has sent
for the fire f ' and by that
time the me. kcpt‘ increasing. do-
Hid! Tami coach! thé bottom or large
achool people “mm in 131* 11““ tank and groin: a. hole. 33" per-
mitted what pater there was in the
tank lemma-mum hurl:—
canal-maid until nmt%eatire
and haw mun
cm or stair feet. In it:
fail the tantrum-dune Whit
«which ltwaa nil-
it
..._...d........._-.1._,. - _ -
H. Krieger Co.
READY—TO-WEAR CLOTHES and SHOES
For MEN, WOMEN,
BOYS and GIRLS
AT SACRIFICE PRICES
But the selling points of our goods are not 1hvix- luv: 1 '. , :
QUALITY FIRST
fl
The SEED SUPPLY HOUSE or NORW 11 R
All the leading varieties of Vegetables, and the best ; Sales
of Farm Suds, Grass and Clover Seeds and Seed Pom Cit
Reliable and the iim st varieties
of Flower SecdS llunlqu : - w;
best grades of Fertilisersvv—Shcep. and Bone Dust, clc.
Remedies to destroy all insects and i‘ungisldus. 11ml :1 :~
ventative and cure of all kinds of blight.
Let your wants be known and we will supply you “'Hll 1‘
NORWALK FLORIST
SOUTH
2 South Main Street. south Nor-walk
ARAN CE SALE
Of Women’ s and Misses Coats. Suits. Dresses. Skirts
Waiats and hands Undergarments.
Prices Reduced Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK
summons»
earAaLlaNED 1902
Tclepto . .363
AND SUIT HOI'SE
South Nonx'alk
THE LATE THOMAS E. BANKS.
HcWasahIe-Iherofanoumucc-
“out My FromBDumnon.
How many people ever think. when
an old, resident of the locality passes
on. what breath of our past history
has gone?
The late Thomas Elliot Bank! .ooe
of Danbury'a reaidenta for fifty years.
‘ Fed Many Children dated back 111. ancestry in Rhode 1:1.
and and Connecticut two hundred and
ROWE. Jan 18. ——Pope Benedict re- alxt-y years. being 'a direct descendant
cohort and distributed among the po- on his mother's side. of John Reed.
verty stricken children of Central who was born in Cornwall. England,
16. 747 .600 1688. served with the Commonwealth
lire. says the Observatoro Romano. tor-ce- until their collapse then came
This included the Pope's personal «39- to Amecica in 1660. settling in Provi—
forty years later;
0! this aum Ger-man children rc- than the landing of the Pilgrims.
deuce. R. 1.. only
reTwenty- four years later John Reed
rod to Norwalk, purchasinc a.
la tract of land ill/the vicinity of
Five Mile river. where he continued
his residence until his death at the
are of 97 years.
the pone-don of the family until
abOut 1900 and the burial plot of his
“center is on the farm. suitably
the Reed tamlllh .
The Reed" family.
Banln’ mother.
Reed of the sixth cencration in Am-
Thomaa “Elliot
their ancestry from the royal Infill-
ica of England during the seventh.
eighth and ninth centurion. number-
ing as members of that great family.
Ethclred or Reed the Good. King or
England “to: well a! four other
tins- ot about that period.
This race of Reeds were men of in»
menu stature and atrcnrth which
was carried along down through the
tenor-atlas. and liven evidencing 1t-
tell in the person of when” Elliott
Babb. a man of lam proportion-
and nearly six feet in Mt.‘
In every day life as We meet man
aoidom lied. but after. life’s
« ha! reached the end. let’a' at
lcaat erect «to hi- memory. in our
thoughts. amendment 0! family as»
ten and more iii-fly defined.
WW
“13“?thth
The walnuts“-
flu Woo at n. w Grove. Inc.
7““;
momma-mu DAYS.
Portions of this farm have been in ,
marked and retained by members of
who was Eliza Jane:
orica. derived their name as well Roi
‘ato mun. our origin and ancestry ta~
m snouo‘
Royal Auto Painting Co.
W Auto and Truck
Milne
.CIENTIFIC AND RELlABhE
Mar 85.! . Darlen, Gena. ‘1
Opposite Depot 1
ll. BRESEV
119 WASHINGTON ST“ F ET
SALE SPEC] AIS
$4.00 Corsets ........... $2 95 -
$8 00 Corsets. ......... $2 00
t! .00 Corsets ........... 1149
l Boys Blouses, $1 so 1.1-... no
B‘oya' Blouses, $1 25 wine, 60¢
flannel Blouses, $1 25 1.11.19 75c
Tunnel Rompers, $1 value, 591:
Ladies' Flannel Petticoats,
} 51.00 value, ............ t9c
. Children‘s Flannel Gowns 10”
$1'm value, ......... (.‘vv'
CPECIALS ON EVERV ”Chi N
THE STORE
A”:
SPECIALS
FOR THE \H LK
m Evaporated MEN. ””1”,”
silo. Beans ...... ..
mmerork, all: 25C»
‘ White Rose Tea, 10c sire "'c
Macedto3for.,.... A9
PM. Old Fashioned Buck-
' “1005,3013. ...........
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