m‘tne brine so ’tWill be
.2 - y sown the seeds. They
“while you are sleeping.
fie crop will save much
hen the years put fur
our’brow. Do not put it
ell-Lethal: is neither wise
but ,to use a well‘
3‘; “Do it now.”
{the most practical.
post convenient way for
to poi-wee
3 ‘ NEW EDISON
9mm: With 71 Soul."
_ the sun sets again,
n to rim-store and let us
, the Special Budget
y
ALFRED FOX
{IANO CO-
80. Non-walk. Conn.
~5UILDER AND
L CONTRACTOR
AND' ESTIMATE.
FURNISHED
fim- Promptly Attended on
Telephone 1828 .
ldlie Ave” East Rut-welt
5
W Pasturized
«f Milk and Cream
"fiWEMPEasoN
Wmmlm -“
and of fortune you
isfirmly fixed £61- a' * ;: .
tity buyers have, in the was! days, made
heavy purchaSes for spring reqflirementsms
duly noted' 1n the lumber trade journals.
Homes are needed as never before and we
sincerely believe that we are about to enter
into a period of sane, evenly balanced pros-
perity in the lumber trade. /
Let us all unite our eflor'ts toWard making
the year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
getting that those who do the most deserve
4, the most, and generallyget it.
We shall use, to the fullest measure, our
long experience and thefull resources of this
organization in getting ready for your call,
one of the best stockof lumber ever offered.
The HatCh E»? Bailey C6.
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NORWALK CORD m8 009D?!“ CORD 11;”
Special Sale on Radiator Covers, $5.00
WELDING AND BODY WORK
WEED TIRE ms
cholLLAc unousmes T0 RENT
VAAST BROS. GARAGE '
TELEPI‘ONEO
;\ rfira’ 2- 2 «:11— :> will: u , '»u—.n_'{«.w - 1 - V 1 4! . ' v.4 _
' BECKMANN’S "3
VI; . :1; I
. 51-
—- ;—--— 1‘
353+ TUB 3111753.. ......... _“ 111.52: ,
PURE LEAF LARD .. ........ "1.200 ‘
,1; TEA: OOLONG,CEYLON, on mxeo lb. 40;
:11
ROYAL PLANTATION corpse. 111. 2‘6:
‘CORN, PEAS AND TOMATOES 3 Cone 59o
SMOKED suoumeas, LEAN AND TENDER .... ...... 111. 19:-
LARpE OREGONPRUNEB 11:. 21c ,
FANCY CALIFORNIA Lea—rues ............‘ 2 for 25:. V
CALIFoRNlA ORANoes 1 sum as: and sec
YELLOW omons hub-.261:
PuntMRommmmutt ‘
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
NEXT TO
A F. Beckmann 6? Co., Inc.
83-85 WASHINGTON ST PHONE 1405,
r
fies-coo...-
n’l Porteotly. 11m
to -1111. home-ted pot-1t" and . its
perfectly‘ harmless and [cod
roar-Aye? providing it Is ~the '
c homeJod kind. like the
kind‘we sell. But it isn‘t safe
tovcnt any old kind or pork
thil’s- «icon! You. You can
devqnd upon it when we tell
- «you that not only our pork but
tell our thesis are the sotest
g1! best’lor you to buy.
We Market
, 19 RAILROAD AVE.
Schultie s Friday Fish Spals'
FANCYSMELT_.n;‘.....................3013111.
«STEAK'HAL_ 35c 11».
SNAPPER 111.11% open.
-ihcn
r‘-....................25¢ I
o
f
STEAK COD A... . .
i’. in the balcony.
' the Mercury of
rccwol’ much
my paler “3 m m
vii-me.“
armament. nu. ‘L.
Brooms-enticing vocalsoiothstw
jreotlyi
Nude tor the dancing was furnish-
ed by the Wellnlti’ seven 91.6.? or.
chestre. soil was excellent. W or
being situated on the dancing. door a
in the past. the orchestra Wis seated
During the course of the evening.
dainty refreshments consisting. of
She. punch and ice cream was sen--
. ‘ "'1
s-Cu—h
FEW MEASUm
IN LEGISLATUNE
Continued from find me
‘ #1
and- hail pounds and two pounds, such
gives to be properly labelled before
9.
Barry L.
land. who odn
lng Hale, Democrat, was given leave
to withdraw Trving Hale Democrat.
was given leave to withdraw. The
at Republican of Port-
": , committee 0n contested elections gave
a hearing and a recount gave Mr. Hale
a gain of three ,or a margin of eight:
votes.
Dr. M J. Kelly of Windsor Locks,
took his seat in the House todas. He
has been ill.
Senator MacDonald. o} the Ninth.
petitioned to make all toll bridges
,% free. and offered a bill to that exact.
Mr. Sherwlid. of Wcltport. in a. mu
Provoscs thfi a committee investigate
the advisability and cost of new
buildings for the Itate prison and a
site and to report at the next session.
The bill carries $500 for expenses.
Appropriation: bills included many
forms statutory amounts, such on
Manchester Memorial Hospital.Chn1--
lotte E. Hunger-ford Hospital at Tor-
rington: 8 5000 1'01“ Dny- Kimball at
Putnam. ' 111 825 000 more for an ex—
tenslon. and 830,000 “for Norwatk
Hospital. :2
A bill by Mr cut would make the
comptroller ex~ofllclo a member of all"
hospital boards.
Railway bills" included those asking
for extension of charter rights and
time in which to build from the Mor-
idcn. New Britnln and nHrtford. and
the Middletown and Chester Compau-
mes.
(liner bills were:
Providing 310.6011 'for the Groton
emorlal Associations: authorising
Hamden to issue bonds. increasing
the powers‘oi' its sticcimcn and creat-
1m: 11 board of finance.
To change the voting hours in \‘or-
wich and to cite covcntrs biennial
(lectlonl’.
"i‘o permit minors to contract for
life-insurance. and to increase to
$1. 000 the salary of the chic! clerk in
state's omcc.
Mr. slushy. Enaeld. offered a
measure to pro bit gas. electric and
gator“ companies making service
”h ‘
B hwny bills were those by Mr
Ford to include New Haven county
. roads. and by Mr. Pendleton to in-
clude roads between Norwich and
Rhode island line inithe trunk line
system.
Several ndditlonnl bills in behalf of
world
their right 0 use of Fitch s -l-lomc
and ‘the advantages or the Soldier?
Hospital board“ were altered.
,. importation of gold have soled on
credit like the release of 11 com-
pressed steel spring. There will be
no return to the original compression:
but the» sudden release produced an
over expansion from which there was
necessarily a temporary recoil
“For a few weeks og‘months there
will he unemployment. Bankruptcies
and cuts in wages and retail prices.
Wholesale “on will not fall further
except in a few cases ..Ai'tc1‘ this pear
iod or liquidation there will probohb
‘ be in the early Spring a definite level.
The last part or 1921 should be R time
of prosperity.
p
,r
{George 0. Dutoult. of
romz‘r’lrglnln. oil 11;;- serlous lllnmf
hbgnther. George I... Duhult. Who has
befitthere for some time. Mr. Du»
fault left this afternoon for that place.
edthcseatoi'c. lrvr
wu- v ternns and concerning
FISHER SEES . '-
- 11st rules
P Continued tron: first page
7 Madison: ..
ills-ct, has received word from Bed-
ALL ON 1 THE
\\ In!) 511-: IN ORDERED DmRT-
E‘D. ‘
WASHINGTON. Jan. gar—Deporta-
lion of Gregory Welnstein. chancellor
of the Russian Soviet Bureau In the
Unltcd‘States. 'was ordered today. by
Secretary‘KYllsou. of the Labor De—
purtment.
\l'elnstcin is to sail Saturday from.
\‘t-w York on the Swedish American
Lim r Stockholm with Ludwig C A K.
\iartcns "rmd other employee in this
ooumr; of the Russian Sane-1 Govern-
mom. The masons gixen for the do»
variations were identical with those
upon oillrh Marie-113' deportation “21’
ordered Tyne included ufillintlon
Lwlth an organization. the Russian So-
\lct Gmcrnmcnt. aiming to oxcrthraw
the Gmcrnment of the bolted States
by force and ”clones
Counstl for the Soviet omcinls had
asked that \V einsteiu be permitted to
lune the United. States for Russia.
oil!) Martens. and it was then pro-
poocd that the V. clnstein warrant be
cancelled. The partment of Justice
opposed this course. pointing out that
if the deportation warrant were can-
rcllul..\\’elnstein would be able to re-
turn to the United States from Rue-
sia 1111111olr~etcd if he so desired.
NAVAL Immanuexr. ’
WASHING N. Jan. 20.—-sPnutor
Borah's resolution proposing negotia-
lions for reduction of naval building
by the mulled Stntcs. Great Britain
and Japan was reported favorably to-
dav 11:. tin-“mate Foreign Relations
Committee.
In Men 0 ho original proposal that
the negotint us look to a reduction of
(tits per cent in future building for
five yours. the com. mlttec proposed
that the negotiations provide for such
reductions on can be nregd upon
No record vote was taken on the
Bomb resolution. but that offered by
Senator \Valsl1.Democrnt.Montnnn
proposing mat the l ’nlted Slates lune
an American representative partici-
date with the dienrhmment commls~
clan of the [Angus of Nations. was
xi defeated. 8 to 3. on a. straight party
alignment.
_‘_
FAR! DAY FOR THE CHILD FEED-
DIG mu).
Do not forget that taint-day. Jan-
uni-y 22nd. is the day when all people
in Norwnllt will have an opportunity
to particmtc in the campaign to raise
mono) for the stoning children of
ovum: and Eutcrnsl-lurope. What
a 303* and satisfaction it will be to have
nectar-t in contributing to the fund to
nllcvhtc the suflbrinx of these unfor-
tunate innocent victimi of the. awful
war of selfishness and hate! This will
be a good way for all to celebrate
"Thrift Week" by going without one
menl on hturdny and slung the cost
of some 70 the Children: Fund.
Knowing the generosity of the peo-
ple of Norwalk. I bellexe that all wm
support this worthy undertaking.
You may send in your contribution
“11'0th the following channels: ’Do
the chairman of the Fast committee.
Milo. Geode Thornc Hill: to the Jun-
ior Red Cross of the schools: or.
through your church. placing it in an»
envelope with your neutron the e.
H. E. 533%
i
u“.
PHILADELPHIA. m". 50 4411mm ‘
Ann.
Chairmen European Relief Council for
Norwalk. ..
Etta
011' Entu'e Line Reduéed 25 Per Cent
A good choice, of chrs and styles for all the family.
BUNGALOW APRONS AND DRESSES
Now........ $1.00. Were $2.001Now........$1.50.
A LIMITED NUMBER or .. BATHROBES,
SSNSNMSSNW
Wei-1: 113.01) I.
IiOUSE DRESSES: Rnnuman 2:,r
97'
OFF.
at)“;
H. Kr‘ieger Co.
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHES and sung
For MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS
AT SACRIFICE PRICES
But the selling points of our goods :1 r» not '11::
QUALITY FIRST
‘ The SEED SUPPLY HOUSE OF N I‘WALK
All the leading varieties of Vegetables, and 11 c ‘11: ‘ L‘Z‘M‘es
of Farm Seeds, Grass and Clover Seeds and Seed Poi Moos.
Reli bio and the iincst varieties of Flower Seeds, Ill. 2 ; ; -. 1‘»
best grades of Feflilizcrs~8hcep and Bone Dun, cic.
Remedies to destroy all insects and fungisidvzz, mu!
ventstive and cure of all kinds oi blight.
Let your wants be known and we will Simply
SOUTH NORWALK FLORIST
”2 South mm Street, south Norwalk Tc’cr'cw
1:111 \\ 1
36%
ANCE SALE
OIWomens and macs Coats. Suits. Dresses. Ski ris.
Walsh: and lingerie Undergarments.
Prices Mined Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOLSE .
33 mm Street South Norwalk
:sneusn‘io 11102
KITCHEN IN BRIDGEPORT.
Royal Auto Painting Co.
e Auto and Truck .
sou1
BRIDGEPO‘RT. Jan.
20.——~A soup
kitchen to provide one meal a. day .s . .
for unemployed persons was opened - Putin“ '
lodw by the Bridgeport Metal Trades sc1£NT1rlc AND RELIABLE
l'nlon. A band of seven pieces 1'ur- 0 w St. D men 00“.
nlshcd music.
The Manufacturers' Association or
Bfidsepol‘t to“; Mutated that there
ha been a ten per cent. increase in
tt tn] wo hours in local plants in
the last two weeks.
Opposite Depot
LN- M
LI. BRESEV
11B WASHINGTON STREET
new HAVEN 00.51.
- I'BICES LOWER.
NEW HAVEN. .Im. Ell—The pricc
of hand cool was reduced from $18 to
817 a ton today by amoral local coal
SALE SPECI 4 LS
dealers. 1
I “*‘ - ,95
‘ $4. 00 Corsets ........... $95
A more ”commission. $3.00 Corsets ........... $2.00
Mrs. D. '1‘. Tryor. Frunklln Am, Ot- ‘ G t $1. 49
0030...,0 writes: “Nine wmmlpn-oo ones ........... 511
was very much unlicted with kidney .Boys’ Blouses, $1 50 11.1119 7
trouble. I bought discreet Inno- or 111113690
Boys’ Blouses, $125 1
Flannel Blouses, $1. 25 value 756
Flannel Rompers $1 1111116, 590
Ladies‘ Flannel Peii icoaias
medicine. but all 130' no eflect. until
one day I bought s box or Foley Kid-
ney Pills. I realised‘lo great o bene-
fit from the use or that box that I feel
safe in recommending Foley Kidney
'3’ kill William B: All! superintend-
5.2;: ”11...! a. ” “° “ " h"
9 e taxi-cub bomb cxplosi
_31i§hday night when two men 1::
their lhree. are being investigated by
. he city. s secret police.
T. ".Do not use much stock in the re.
port my life to in denier.” , sover-
running cut everything at this tlane. ,
Weight 1 rugged s. telephone
intendent Hills tom. “flout we are »
“g“ u my “an” “ne'er” '1?” $1. 00 value, ............
”mm sorcmusc reuo‘ ms
mule volns so: bladder tug'enu.» children 5 Flannel C 7’ 69¢
Brainwave“ Corp. 4 $1.00 value, . .. .......
SPECIAL molALs 'ON evenv .7211 'N
' ‘ BARGAINS T... 510m
“9qu Vslues Are LAM/4 .
‘ Umtable!” H1
at i- : WWW SPEU
Mummflhmflr E \‘illK
memvfluesol-i FORTH I
Moll-Ilia". » tore Evaporated M13}. 1.11m
“Money Refunded” “ . sine. 2cm --------- ;
“WW, Price-cs1... 1, {Milne Pork, :1 b “
»White Rose Tea, 10: 82¢ ”5‘:
reduced to 3 for ......
1 Pure Old Fashioncd Buck- W
C What, 31bs. ........... .10
A STULL
sew St, East New
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