heavy purchases foreprmg' requirementsfis
dilly noted' In the lumber trade journals.
Homes are needed as never before and we
sincerely belhve that we are about to enter
into a periodpf sane, evenly balanced pros-
hilt" acme for you—
fellar
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Let us all unite our efforts toward making
the year 1921 a year of presnerity, 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 steak 0f lumber ever offered.
is’the niost practical.
’ convenient way for
liEDlSON
perity III the lumber trade. - , . $2
M things.
,1
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W was a $1111.", 6
NORWALK CORD TIRES GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
L Special Sale on Radiator Govern. $5.00
WELDING AND soov wont:
WEED TIRE GRAINS
CADILLAC Lmou’smes TO REN‘I‘
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONEO
the sun sets ‘again,
our store and let us
the. Special Budget
CANNED FRUIT SPECIALS
r ' ' .,. GOLD noox PEACHES AND myrrmp armors
., " Onoofeach;value&0cfor.......................,,640
,-‘.T."f’DONAI.D GOLD BAR PEACHEs.can..:.. ...... 1.. ........ ...............31c
:« : BLACK RASPBERRIES,can . ........... ..... . ........ 20c
.. V:-£E?gcgg$:fg1.o‘:° NEW JERSEY snows FEARS, can . ..... as:
”m 537mg“. GOLD MEDAL on JONES’ noun, per bag $1.55
VFURNISHED QUAKER OATS pkg. ..... ......... .. . 13¢
KELLodo'seoRN runes on POST roam-123,2 pkg. as:
near caeauenv our-ran, lb. 62o
PURE LEAF'LARD, lb - 22¢
LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERB, lb............................... 19:
EXTRA FINE POTATOES, pk 42:
came: SPINACH, pt. ........ 50:
FANCY CALIFORNIA LETTUCE, head 13c
, FINEST, BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES AND P158 A!
WHITE HOUSE BREADER’Y
NEXT TO
.A F. Beckmann 69’ Co., Inc.
83-85 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1405
oftho Norwalks
1"
Schultze’s’ Thursday Specials
Rump. Corned Beef ‘. . . . .
Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . . .
Smoked Tongues,.. . . . . . . . .
Home-made Sausage Meat
a
SChthCLS’: Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, South tenant,”- Westport,
.20c lb.
.48calb.
35c 111
CAMISOLES
Women are «Wm tho Gamholos we are flowing
atgroatlynduosdpriees
' LOT I—Contalns' a variety of pretty models
3125 and :1. so The price now, a as o. » m“ h‘" 9°“ “7
LOT lie—Includes all that were 83.50 to 8). 00. These “new {13$
‘9 Lou‘ 1 l—Jl‘akes in every style that is our tram as.“
Yourpicko anemones-muons». had “as”
Thereisawidevadotyinbothiigmmm
;are sureotflndingsomefldulntho llaotoploaas
Our entire stock of Camisoles have been divided into this 16:2: ' “
.201: lb. ‘1
Brianna“ ,
‘ Wm)" on the Lenlne ultimatum
before they can be received into the
. leaders and declared their poi-pom o!
, detailing the LeninfiTrotflyfi-egime as
‘ City on ”tougher 19 ended in disord-
NEW YORK, Jan. 26,—: Nicolai Len-
iné’s 1:in t'o-the socialist.
tin world. string them the “:1 condi-
tions" to which they must subscribe
Third of Communist Internatipnaleeot
Ila-cow. has met with a Widespread. it '
in man cases neatly , response. It
indies. a decided split in the ranks
at the Socialist partydn man) coun-
tries 111115111: by reports.
In the fifteen nations where such
opinions Have been expressed
four have been unqualifiedly against
entering the Third Internationale. one J
is undecided. three are divided and
aéven in favor are opposed by deter-
mined minorities. ,
Lenlnc demanded, among other
that Socialist organizations
must purge themselus of all moderat-
ea. defy all national laws undermine
armies, gain control of the press.
throw oil‘ the Allied "yoke." promote
a florid economic crisis condemn any
league of nations. aid the sovirl Prov-
immont and abandon for 1311 blood
and fire of ”Hrcd‘ruolution" all con-
serxatiw social dc roocrallcmroprmms.
Action on the Rolshuik dictator s
telms has been takrn as follOWs
United Slntrs~-.\'alional Exmmlh‘f’
Committee of Socialist parly in rv-
fuslng‘ lo rocomnmnd affiliation mid:
“We concede to the Russian comrad-
es thy right to formulate their own
internal policies without interference
from any other st-ctlon of the work-
lnc class movrmcnt of the world.
“flint. we concede to flit-m we claim
for oursrlves. Every "solution ndoph
ed in our part; implies or claims this
right for the Ammlcan mmemon! "
Englandwlxadt rs of llllllsh La-
bor Party and Trades l'uion (‘onm‘l SS
in apnea! to socialist and volumunlst
parties of World urged efforts to “rt:—
constitute tho Internationale on a non-
sectional basin",
Italy-.Executlvo committee of Itali-
.in soulnli at party “in d to adhere to
Internationale principles and appeal-
ed to lanino for old but h;- worn“!
them they must first eliminate the le-
formlst ox comm-“111w element.
01 rinnnswlndepondt n1 socialists. at
a conferencl in Hallo in Octnm-n \01-
ed to adhere to the Third lnto rnntion-
illt' program. tho Vole being 237 to 1513.
(in-:11. dieonlrr mnrlwd 1110 session
and :: numlwr of delegates boll-«l tho
ronft-rvnco. A month previously lu-
dvpvndem sm'lnllsts :11 a convention in
Berlin wont on record mating! holxlw-
visit]. 7‘
Franc‘v~-Socinllsls nvllt into thrive
factions following contention at Tours
on\l;}rcvmbor :39 at. which a motion
by the Left Wing lo join the Third
lntemationnle without rest-n aliens re-
ceived 3 :08 \Olel, winning In a large
majority . The wt‘cntre an Right
groups 01190.90 the elimination of con-
scnnthe leaders
. Smlu—n—Soclalist congress total in
faxor or the .llolahevist program last
June but no definite action was tak—
en until 81 member when Marcelino
Domingo and his followers pledged
adherence to Lenine and his rule of
the proletariat.
Switzerland- Exotuilve committee
of the Swiss Socialist pom refused ni-
leginnce to the l .onlne program. The
party apprm ed the committee's stdnd
hilt a split followed over the question
of joining the Third Internationale
Chile—A Socialist part) referendum
resulted in majority of socialists . re-
gistering their approval of the Moscow
dictatorship but a small minority op-
poses adherence to Lenine.
Argentina'l—Delegatcs to the Nation-
al Socialist convention on January )0.
by a vote in the ratio or three to one.
rejected a proposal to accept Idenlnf".
terms and decided not to send carer‘s
to Russia to study aovietiamr
- lhv
Ca
Soriet Government
Buys Khaki Cloth
LONDON, Jan. 24.-——The Soviet gov-
ernment of Russia has recently bought
privately from British firms 2, 500,-
000 yards of khaki cloth for £1,875.-
lHW. saw the Es'vning Standard. Phy—
mvnl was made by Moscow deposit-
ing gold at ii. Stockholm hank.
'l'lw Sonvl government still wants
0\-_ r awn-.1101: yards 01‘ khaki cloth.
but rumml olvlaln it. besides a Vast
quantity 0!‘ paper. -
FORTY ST 5111294 N ( )\\' PAY
.‘IOTHl-llifi’ I’ENNON .
NORWALK’S LEADETG DRY GODDS STORE.
film...
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wvv
"eep Warm For Less Money
We call your especial attention to our new low level prices .111
Drma Wool Blankets
ALL WOOL ARMY BLANKETS
BIG COMFY COMFORT ilk!
Ww
J':
v
‘H. Krieger Co.
READY-TO-lVEAR CLOTHES and Sllw‘eih‘
For MEN, WOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS
" AT SACRIFICE PRICES
But the selling points o’dur goods are not :hcir lwu ; > . .
QUALITY FIRST
l-‘ony out of the 45 states how
tuioplnl some form of the mothers'
pensions. according to the annual re—
port of Mir (‘hlt’f of the Children's
llurvml (11' the l'. S. Department of
Labor. Thu-- swans to be grunt di-
vol-sit) in “.1- administration systrnu
of tho \. minus slates. howoa‘er. and the
Child“ 11's llurulu points 0111 the nerd :
of :1 mirpful int-valuation , of each ‘
mommy. Such a survey. the bureau
claims. would L‘h‘v the federal govern-
mrnt and ill" grnvrnl public lhe henc—
fit 01' (he t\'h¢gl’i1'~llt‘(* gained through
lel‘lilian of these Various laws
with the possil-lo result of something
morn uniform and rites-live than ex-
1"!
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
HAVE IT.
~ F. M. CULLEN
."m HOV. 0? ALL VOLTAGES"
60 Wall Street
Phone 568
N0?“ all!
let: in! present.
PRFMDENT-ELl-XT PLAYS GOLF.
PORT I‘mncn. Ma. Jan. 26.:—
Golt attracted President-elect Hard-
ing ashore from the houseboat Vic-
toria. again today, the vacation party
putting in here early in the day‘s run
for a round of the Fort Pierce links.
it was midday bcfore the journey
southward. was resumed and indica-
tions were that the Victoria would
not reach Palm Beach u til tomor-
row. So for golf has the only
recreation of the president- eot and
his companions since they left ' 8t.
0f Women’s and Misses Coats. Suits. Dresses. Skirts,
THE {nuns CLOAK AND SUIT Horn:
South Non. all;
---..---,--y ,a'f
' (31311111111011~ SALE
Wais'ts and Lingerie Undergarments.
W W Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
33 MMMt
ESTABLISH ED 1902
Augustine Saturday. » 4.
I
TRY: HOUSEWI‘FE or "21
Now that woman's Bum-age is a
reality the American woman must
henceforth be considered not .merely
asa housekeeper and, home-maker.
but as a voter—a citizen and a to
in this busy work-”day world. W33;
added remasibmtiel her health
should never be neglected. and when
beset with ailments peculiar to her
1: she owe- it to herself to first give
that grand old medicine. Lydia E.
Plnkhun’il Vegetable Compound. a
SwedenwExueme socialists and la.
Doritos favor world revolution. Inde-
pendent gamma in ms voted )91
join the Third Interns:
Kenny—Resolutions advocating
creation of a ”minimum-y regime,
based on the soviet system were pans-
ed at the last socialist congress.
Scandinavian W'orlun‘ congress in
session at Copenhagen. however. 1)} a
. vote of 385 to 15. rejected the \‘ome-
glan socialist proposal tomentor the
’ «snow Internationale and denounced
what it characterised as Lcnlne‘s
"barbaric terrorist Creklme " ‘
Roland—Dutch soot-lids in confer-
ence on October 27 decided to deter
Belgium—180cm“ rejected the
menu-es or Third Internationale
preserving independence 0! action
Jinnah-Extreme socialists after
accepting memberlhip in the rd
Internatlo‘lc broke o! relations tn
“one“ on November 8 tie _
mmocrats nosing resolutions (:0an
designed to "slit-um trade unionism.” .
MW“C0mmunist‘ congress of
the. Haitian bmpletarla " in; Mexico
3- adieu plans were elk-ted tor the an
aide; Wheaten previously. had been
by some of the fWkem.
alism refitted spreading in Yus
eatan where property of opponent! 9.!
80le had been (”WM ‘
1%e-H'aitic States went on reco
den or the Fourth Internation- ‘
against sovieusm when isosceles! Dog
Doom
lrialh as for over forty years it has
been the standby of American women
in motoring them to health and
strength. L
A DoposithH n. [1.
WHAT? ....-
secure You a Bargain.‘
A SUDSY BATH FOR
YOUR HAIR
A shampoo makes a sudsy
bath for your hair and the re-
iult is clean hair, a. clean scalp.
free from dandrufl. Our sham-
poo is a high 'grade firodnct,
rich in cleansing qualities, (3
lightful in beneficial results to
memoir—«s37 to use, dries out
quickly and does not leave the
hair sticky. Try a bottle.
.t
H. A. .MEAD
"casein-ton ”Minamoto? ,
I North "Ill! 81‘.
80. Harwell
> Painting
Goat: 8t.-
Opposlto Depot
FINAL CLEARAM
SALE OF
Watch Bargain Windfiw
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Heavy all wool routine
Jewel‘s? i. Ofllcfill am:
at North Iain St, 8o. lion-walk
PRACTICAL
EXPERIENCE
snows m
or 'A com}: AT
- tom 1.
COILEG‘ E
cites wide, several >1} ‘1‘
$1.85 yard.
Navy Blue Trimlin-x 7'
scrgcs, Silva-tone.
Check Velour, Brozulwle »' 7'
ing and Plaid Skirting
than cost.
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"Royal Auto Painting (‘0.
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