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Ml communication of Old “'01!
.so.‘ios, F. and A. 31.. will be.
its rooms,‘ Friday owning.
‘ ‘ . .mst, 1921. at 8 o'clock. “Work
It. L Met-.111! Muster Masons cor-
lnd l‘mtcrnally invited. Fro-
.yours. ‘
- ., VEDISON T. HARRIS.'\V. M.
Taunt: : ROBERT M. “11301:, .Sccy.
filth/Chapter No. 38. B. A. IL.
»- nicer. h'—Mnsonlc Temple, South Main
«goat. lie and and 4th W or
each mm, at 8 o'clock, July all
lax-st excepted. All It. A. tut-sous
‘ D. n. BEACH. a. P.
F. El. LYON. Scorctary.
RUSSIA “CARS 0N TRUTH.
Truth is contraband in Russiamevcn
when it falls from the lips of men and,
women who hzivc been Socialist work-
ers for years.
A San Francisco resident and his
wire maximums to their cost when!
they vfaitcd Moscow to attend the sec- ‘
0nd session of the Third Inter-sinuou-
Vule. Unwisely. thc man frankly stat-
. ed his opinion that Bolsheviem was a
failure in ltussin. that American?
workmen "never would adopt Russian.
methods and that there was no Com-
munist party in Russia." ~ i
Ac or - to his_ own statement.
made in Borliifi‘llc and his wile were;
arrested and imprisoned four months:
in Red jails. ’l‘hc' brutality of the-
tmatment accordcd her and the pri-'
v: on to which shc was exposed rc-
sultcd in the death of the luttcr after;
thr- palr‘lmd been rclcnscd. ,
I The incident supplements tho ox-E
parience of :m Amcrican (illicit-heyi
(xpert who was invited to Moscow
last year by Imninc to make 9 survey"
of conditions in that. country. i
This American cngincer was equally
trunk. llc informed the, Bois’herist:
loader ..tlmt Russia Was doomed to.
continued disaster if the communist:
regime persisted. Fortunately. he:
\W‘fioarut-d in advance and by rapid;
traveling {finchcd and crossed the:
border into Finland licfmc the Red;
Guard could arrest him. :
Communism is fanaticism and fin-i
nticism always disregards facts and
wars on truth. ,
W
“The ilzm’allcr—nrmy advocates lnr
Washimrton .fioint out that 836.000.‘l
000 will no ‘sovcd by reducing the
‘ Army to 175,000 men. America
should know: shc "saved" a lot of
money that way Only a feW"}'e:t£q
ago. \ ‘ ' '
i
enforcement
rmould employ women agents. The!
Inc-‘0 Liam u'ondH-fully suct‘asoful tn
pvltinc n .mh ms on the "moonshine
.
Ii‘ushmt-f“ |' ‘ ‘
Prohibition
V ---—._..._-..__._.—-— -
Son-'rtism :iri- twin]: to isolate the
Wlm-n‘iii. .‘ood. Tin-n the fat maxi
l
u llul'Vtst for the dress.f
l
0 I'll“
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#0115331: convention is inl‘onncdl
at! hlgli heels are as bad as alcohol..:
natural deduction; don't they;
'1 ”on: equilibrium? 3
. , I
ti'tbaerver “dict-arcs: booilcgcing!
”Erica‘s most optimistic industryr'w
other words. in .
high spirits."
' Thirty" million {rt-t of lumber were.
'uscd in the toy industry last year:
one children need it~—'«why not tho
, elders?‘
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FRANKLIN '8 131111111) AY.
it's one industry
'j'fi’hic Wk the nation will calcbnte
“the 5:.»an oi? the birth of Am-
‘ "4 “great journalist. Benjamin
Who was born Jan. 17,1106.
this year tutorks t‘he
am” crsnr ' of his on mace n-
wgrk as a‘oontritmtor
, mover. The New
Want. It is “may. flt~
' he entire week should-be
“3dr the advancement; of nut-
tfitsm. which he both preached
" ‘ -. tn privatcond govern.
«in: the first of our great
. «and although it is a long:
iron! the New Englgna Cour.
mt“ themlladelphla $301111.
Hind Saturday Evening Post
, '0‘! Wm git-ewe
his grids-moo. Runs the:
. wwh'lraoaouroalmnnd
' hassadbr. Motor. but
him .that made possible:
moot. “dances: of are.
”that are the . breath
. Am. yesterday. WW “ecu:
' oppolnted both. to an it “My amt
.Qlillt‘ l0 VON‘.
omclaistn. Mead and w. .1. Ferris; New Lon—
. or of rim sect. who claimed to pull-b
. ’ - l . V I
“£33m”. Jan. itm
Everett. 17.th sentto the Genomi‘ . > _ .
~ ‘5 ~L—n-c—n" ( 7»)
191830342 Jan. 189*, The. Forum as
now-Dam have undertaken *3 won
me 3 ts. Seventy! these
went in to correct omissions .‘by the
last session. where an officer had been
notion of Fortune-eminen- to the
Mtedsmteo and Broil. by pointing
out that more than 2.000.000 Workers
are idle and hundreds ot‘ toetorien
£01- a new um. The 191! [mullet
.illed the vacancies. but. by overnight.
tailed to adopt the full term resolu-
tion. on or these V” that of Joseph
W. Alsop. who is im‘uppflntcd Pub-
lic Utilities Commissioner {or the un-
expired term‘ ending July 1. 1925. ‘ He
was appointed for the six-year term
in 1919. but not confirmed. Othern‘p-
poiutmcnta werefihosc of David 8.
Day. of Bridgeport. to the Board of.
Pardons: Fred. M. Adler. of New lili-
vcn; Lewis It. Cheney. of Hartford.
dirccton: of the Connecticut Reforma-
tory; i’hilo ’i‘. Plait. of Newton. and
“'illiaiu ’n. Spauldlng. of Norfolk. to
the Board or Agriculture.
Charles ll. Waller was reappointed
("ominon Pleas court judge at New
London. i‘Or four years. - rom Feb. 2.
1921. and Edwin C. Di enm nup—
poliitcd judge of the Hartford Com-
mon l‘lcns court. ‘
Senator MacDonald. of the Ninth
.dinrict. uttered hills to“amend «the
civil rights laws to meet condition-
which .lzuvc given rise to several test
cases in the courts. involving the right
of free snccch. and on com! rights.
bill in behalf of citizens of negro
Mood. ”
Senator Rudd wants certain hizh~
ways in Salisbury included in the
trunk highway system: and Mr. Nick-
erlon. of Cornwall. wanton number
of roads in tlrc Housatonic Valley in-
cluded in the some system.
Scone resolutions included those
favoring John F. Mchth and Wil—
lian J. Larkln. judges at Waterbury.
{and appoint Charles L. Rockwell and
Charles“. Buckingham. trustees of
the Boys‘ School at Meridcn.
"ill: try Wuator Caprice were. to
firmldt Opportunity for an clcctor. ah-
scnl front the. State. to vote at elec-
‘lons: to restore. forfeited rights to
’thster t4. Sclleck. former cashier of.
‘lic momma County National Bank of;
Norwalk. —
Senator i‘uudec—Jiclntlng to the cm
toblishmcnt of a park in Norwalk.
Cltics and floroughn.
Senator (Sander-”Providing a. mean!
to allow doctors absent from, the
Judiciary.
“Illuc sky" liill.
Sv-xmtor Condo..- introduced a “blue
wky" hill. relating to‘tlic sale d stock
or foreign corporations in this Static.
Banks. ' . '1 ‘
Boimtor Canticc~Providin¢ suitable.
emergency exit: from the rear oi pub-
‘ic semen motor vehicles. known as
litm-y busy-s: _ ,
Senator Cnndr-c m'l‘hnt operators of
motor vchiclcs be required to provide
9. mobility insurancc policy of $5.000
before obtaining a flame...
Senator (hiiiilcc-wConcernlng failure
to file certificates and appoint attor-
nuy. Judiciary.
Senator Goodrich-Amending Section
3527 of the General Statute: of 1918
relating to thc filing of papers in the
office or the Scc'rctnry of State by for-1
eign corporations. Incorporation .
Senator Cmnlcc-Extcndln¢ tho
time for the organization of the Nor.
walk lawyers 'l‘ltlc Dian-once Com-
pany. Insurance.-
Additionnl judgeship ventilation;
"‘OSUY "i‘f‘DPOintmt-nu. wet-c. for the
TOHOWlnz courts: Greenwich. James
Brazil. » ‘
“innumerable emigrant: conumi
to arrive irlesboh from all part.- of
the. country on their way to Bmsil.a.;'d
the. United Siam."‘~ura the Scouts.
"it is necessary to'ntop‘ this avalanche
ani ovoid this annuity. art-only he
came the hundreds that. oar-c pm»
thin emotion: needed in an new ‘
try~all mariner 6! sorrow and misery."
sumo. Must. scuttle my. all.
sent a. warning to high)“ ma
mentfnot to go to that city. H aid
that soon after he found gmplo out
theta-31d that forn..3n-W~Q
pay for their from coral the
.Atlontic. Then like. and the ciosint
ot the. motor! M the unity to
extreme misery and the missiles:
now desires only to return to die in
Portugal. He declares that or the
Portugueoe who rennin in New Red-
t’ord. many are in abject misery.
A mint-ion. representative of educated
@Tfiion in British West Africa. has.
arrived here to urge upon the Colon-l
in! Office a number oft-elm: in tho
lntvrnnl autumnal!“ of. the: tour
“'cst African colonies and protector-l
oton. storm lane. the Gold
NW6 and the Gunilla. an the Lon-
,don 'l‘lmcs.
The mission haul
country by the National Congre- of
llritinh \Vurt Africa ,and socks in the
first place the creation or a legislative .
council whichwill be compendium-l
half or member. chosen hr the a." .
and one-halfmoi moundglectel by
the. crown end on; t -‘ member-
eicctcd bribe pee .
of assembly. which would have com-4‘
plete control of the revenue and cxe‘
pcndtturc. .
Auto local government. “town
urges that monk-int cow:-
princtnnl town- of tho-M . l
The Judicial “Intern of British Went
at. present "it lithe pm to anoint
to judicial offices European- who have
not received any iegoi training and
judicial functions." 5
, Among othe W6 ”forum.
seek. 'l'be eitablinhment‘ be a west
African University; the removol of the
color her in the Went African M:
service and the introduction of immi-
gration laws to prevent the influx of
undo-ironic alien to British Wed)
Africa. $
don. 8. Victor Prince. for full tom;
Stamford. Samuel Young and J. E.
Brinckerhol’: Killingly. w. F. “'ood-
ward and C. E. Ferris; Stafford
Springs. \l’. H.‘ ”cold and E. K. Taft;
Norwich, J. ll. Barnes and ii. ii. Pct-
tis; Nor-walk. Nehemiah Candi-c and
(1. ll. \‘osburgh. -
m I!“ to the Fast Committee.
1 would like to commend veryl
highly the plan lor the pee mt’
fast on Saturday next.
no. better fivnyJo give to cilia-e than
by normal“ I. lime one tell. . «-
a
A
mm mm
HAS BEEN sum
(‘il.\’l‘ll.\1\l’. England. Jan. 18.—-
chrecl’s Toronto. the former head-
quarters of tlic acct known as 'New
and Lott-r Houso of Israel. near here.
has been sold and is to be turned into
a jam factory.
The Tcmplu. a great gaunt building,
stains: on Cliniimm mum is alum!-
mark of Knni. It was erected 30
years ago by James mute. the found-
charity. ”
Then too. 1' than like a my and.
for those of to who norm W a
little that we may teeL Io mum
able.
Trotting that the "M Day" meet:
with cred financial success nod that
ed lhefliay.
\ I om sincerely 3-in-3. ‘
LOWE H. MONRO.
“to.
a roll of the 144,000 mm to in
mught up to heaven on the We!
liudgment, according to the Revela-
'Ozis. ' ~ ’ ’ J
Amwmiiws death, the. MIR;
'vas occupicd for some time 117 it.
\mr-ricnn chc-rcclltc. who styled him.-
xclf “Prince Michael." . '- .- J.
mvsn ms Ext-mum.
Weaning out} We! 4*
Fain and, Doll Elm. '
From the lips of Mt Iii-hm
the words would ammd .7 lflte..i'm. 4
Fame." sum Fein.eqotvufoht1o*fi'é
Lntin nos 19808. 1mm;m m
ourselves." Sinn, ‘nterany'we. him"
nominative plural of momm-
noun me. meaning' I. F8315 11min: "
self, and is added lame.“
Sinn more emphulc. . I 1
Arthur own. msw
from the t j 4M§5 W-
ilm. ”mm “words finxmnru
the slogan of the policy which he ads
vowed. Sinn Fair! is mini mum
Baler-lied to the milieu-h and to
a? pom-arm W l "
‘ U .. v.
and workshops. but also bounce they . g
are going to suffer in h. strange coun- -‘
one some new-paper prints o letter "
(«In (..POW workman in s first}
he sent tor his win out! children. and: 3
mount 17
LONDON. Jan. is.—»Wnl‘ Am B‘ i
the hunt country to seek home rule. '
Cog-ti
Mann: to this:
.rnhfl‘e:
should be comm inject If m}
Atria. in particular Nigeria. to u-iti~' :
cited by m min-ion m was: ' ?
who are not competent {o m.
Therehemm'
That I think is the true modulo; of
how email. our little will be accept} ,u
_, m_uanri-¢ou¢ .l
I, Colored or white: value $1.39 a 5116.
&
Day
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Goods, Blankets, Silks; House-
es, Ready-to-Wear Garments
Bury color—«theistic price 331.50 yard. Our
price Mommy“ ........
m
36 Inch Black Satin Duchesse
All pure silk—o "rccon’i breaker. Tomorrow -
yud . ....... 1.. $1.29
Black, Brown. Copen and Wine coior,‘was up to $1.75 yard.
42 hot: Wool Serge
Tomorrow ourprioe . 59c
yard .*
‘54Inch-AllWool Storm Serge
InNovyMnomhmfiem-icemuptoflmoyud.
“ Tomorrovv our price $1 49
. . . .> - ............... ‘.. . O 3
. 401ml!
”ammo? l??? i‘i’f‘: ........ $2.49
40 Inch Black Imported Sateen
Was “.25 yard; ~. ».
,,~ Tomorrow. ,yard . . . . .t ... .V ................... 59¢
» - Only in Hunted «an?» sell ‘5
40 Inch Washable Underwear Satin
All silk—Wsli imd‘Pink, was up to $2.50 yard.‘
'I‘oinorrow,)'nrd........... .
matched and Brown Sheeting
81 inches wide—regain!- $1.00 yard.
Sole price, yard . . ........... . ..... . ..... . .
A“ . Eta-almfluckTowels
‘ gamma-omfimu3qc29c
ihmsmunuuamuus
active raised designs; regulnr $4.00.
Sale price .3‘.....,... ..-. .. .
Father Ticking
Best quality, regular 78c. "
Seleprice,ynrd...... ..... ........
.lhuommw
’
69c
I
*1
on...
39c.
vwmeaurmw dung
flannel y
mas: - °
Tomorrow,5’:§yu~du!ar..........,.....‘...... 99¢
Regular 49c. filth .» P
‘Tomomwsléfirdsfor ....... ... ..... ..
I
..uo
Was 49c yard. 0“ me ' M .
Tomorrowfiyardsfor. ........./ ..... ..
o
.OOI'OQIfiauoulocno-o
599::
. ">—
.....-
Sule.ya.rd........
' Flocqnalityi-value $1.50 pair.
.o-r-cohquorruis.~.
‘4'»
I V '7 ‘ :y ’ . ."‘;;‘ I: .‘
coco-I‘QO ‘v'
‘ ...! ’g-IT‘ITOVpoIoou0‘30...
M
~i
.HQSQSQt
39c
27 Inch White Pophn'
Excellent quality, softly woven; value 59c vani.
Sole. yard . . .............................
‘ . Sheet Blankets
Full s:ze-Wliitc and Gray—were $3.49 pair.
Solo price, pair ............. ‘ .............
“ Heavy Twill Gray Blankets
Full sic-were tom.
.$219
‘ Sale price, pair ...........................
6
$3.49
_ Extra Large Blankets
Ste 72:!” "hm—Jicavy quality; Tim and “Write, wow swim
' Sale We“ ........... $439
pair ....... . ............... '. . .
Wool Mixed Blankets
Warn}, good wcaring blankets with a thick. (‘lflsi‘ liilll Vi"
ouc—araywd white. Wei-c $12.50. $6 0
‘9‘!
Sole price, pair ...........................
Extra Large California Wool Blankets
90 per cent wool—JVhitc with Blur and Pink borders
W’” mm ........... . ....... $9.49
Sale price, pair .
All Wool Blankets
Made of high grade. long staple. purc wool. soft, warm and m
shrinkable—Jrhc colors are Vi'hi‘tc. Gray and ”aids Wm
Sale price. pair ......................... $11.49
? Comfortable Beacon Blankets
l cry handsome blankets, with soft and My nap. wore $7 S‘i
8"” ...... ........... . ........ .‘ .......... $4.99-
-—-———.—.
Full Size Comfortable
Funcy figurcd. scrolled stitched. Were $6.00.
Sale price, each ............................. $3.99
Sateen Comfortable
High quality, mereerimd sateen coverings—plain lmnlnr
extra heavy, were $10.00. $5 99
. . ................. ‘ o
Sdeprice
ColoredBordei-(kirtun' Scrun’
27 Inches wide—good quality. plain centers with prom firmmt
design borders; value 15c yord.
‘hmrrow.ynfil..... ................... 9C
A . You] Wfle Sunfast Drapery
negaiisgortmem of colors and designs. rcgularlv sold ~ur St .L"
e pnce . 88
.. .. ....... . ................. . C
31rd....-.*.
o-u...u..n-
A wide 131130??ng 11 ' times
13/ cold for 590. c oxcc assortment. nl‘ l‘illnl’llil‘.’
Sale price. yard .......................... . . 46F
FullSile Couch Covers
.u-.... ...
'i’iaia
CIoQIIIooI-CI-nuooooo
$1 Ml “d Blgflltd 81 ripc effects; regular}; sn'm:
'i’ .
» . Wm’ni’ihre Silk H
' < 090
Burned back—dmk, ' ‘ and Gray 49c
. W’sDRsses
um! 121;]..le mphllbrays, well mad.‘ ; unit
area“ “385530131113 Wines 8 to 14,
$2.49
g‘hnmfiahue
WWW “MW gingham w. .91.“...
for$3.50.
.......... . ..... $2.98
Sale price, pair
Famkuhdcohrs,
Norwalk Chronicler