From where we sit it looks like
:his. The year to come may not
Iring bliss, but can it be worse
erlhan'. the last? We must believe
inch days are past, but Coal we
{car will not be sold at pro-war
:ates. ’Twill take some gold for
years to come to iluy your fuel,
~ because of war—41nd war is cruel.
, You may not live to see the day
‘when coal will sell for twelve
(we’ll say)
.1
we bid you buy: nor heed the
prfce~when‘ er you can—all you
require to make secure your need
ful fire. .
' THE BUDGET
SYSTEM
This is the most practical,
the most convenient way for
anyone to purchase
as. Phonoasph m a 8011!."
Before the sun sets again.
hasten to our store and let us
explain the Special Budget
1..
l .J.
THE 'ALFRED FOX
\PIANO co.
So. Nos-welt. Conn.
if owns '1'. H'DONALD
h'lesnnrsn. solLoss sun
I .INERAL CONTRACTOR
Pulls AND ESTIMATE!
Funmenso
we Work Promptly Attended to.
. I“ I Idlie Ave., East Nos-walk
’- *—
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
:_- . The milk for babies delivered
4. to all parts of the Norwalks
and Romyton.
Homemade Butter. Eggs from our
term. and buttermilk fresh daily
F. B. WEMPE & SON
Phone sees and 1618
.. .. .....‘
VISIT THE ‘
Goodie Shop
22 N 0.1MAIN ST.
f“ "I Opposite Palace Theatre
/
GOTI‘IJEB’S
l
MEN’S and BOYS’
. CLOTHING
fill Line of Men's and Boys'
me “ill '
I“ to normal prices.
fit ,
”.2 41. V”.
.1 c
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
seeds. rsss. Papers.1unk and all
. seeond- goods. Anything you
5? he". according to the duel
, la 0! the goods. A square deal
elm
P. mm
52 Van andt' Street.
d-hlnd m Alme on gale.
’ And if you seek sincere advice "
is the judgmait of Some of the large I? '
’ building operators that the cumulative
" ' tide will be released next spring This belief
is firmly fixed, for a number of these quan-
" my buyers have, In the past ten days, made
heavy purchases for spung requirements, as
duly noted In the lumber trade journals.
Homes are needed as never before and we
9 are about to enter
into a period of sane, evenly balanced pros-
parity 1n the lumber trade.
Let us all unite our efforts toWard making
the year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for.
’ getting that those, Who do. the most deserve
“film.
sincerely believe that.
the most, and generally
get it.
\ W e 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 61° Bailey Co.
ishBefoi-e May, Unless
» BelleflsGivenSoon
moms. Feb. 4. (By the Asseé
elated Prees).--When people were dy—
ing by thoussnrh and the full horrors
of winter-time tannins hopes to be felt
in the nest belt or seven provinces in
northern' China where no . harvests
have been gathered this year Chinese
mpefl that we printed in the In-
'- tel-nations! Settlement of Shanghai,
openly Published the charge that
damn
my.»
lief funds by Peking government of-
llclals.
One at the-J papers. The Sin Wan
Pao. snorted that amine relic! tends
political clique at Peking and the
paper urged that the strictest foreign
and Chinese supervision be imposed
upon distribution funds.
It was after these charges had been
made public that the Shenshis Fun-
lne Relief Association and the Shan-
3. ghaL Missionary Auociation tale-
graphed messages to Peking in con-
nection with {amine relief work.
In the messages of the Shanghla
' Famine Roller Association. addressed
. to President Hso Slam-Chang. the
government was asked to announce
without delay a. definite policy for
carrying out famine relief work The
telegram emphasized that the charit-
able public. both Chinese and foreign.
~ 4:1 ..
NORWALK CORD TIRES
1860
GOODYEAR 003!) m
Special Sale on Radiator (levers, $5.00
wsLomo AND soov WORK
WEED ms cums
CADILLAO Lmouemse TO near
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONE.
”I
require s. clear statement from the
government as to what stops it in-
tends to take. to meet present condi-
tions in the north and it was made
, plain that immediate action hose:-
L peeled.
‘ Measures the Peking government
adopted to obtain famine funds in-
cluded our-taxes of certain kinds and
increased railway fares on govern-
ment lines.
The message that was forwarded by
the Shanghai Missionary Association
was addressed to the British and
American ministers and requested
CLEARANCE SALE 7
.Of Women’s and Misses Costs. Suits. Dresses. Skirts.
rel-meats.
Waists and Lilllterlb Under
Prices sang Positively am has some.
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
Booth Kerstin
‘
83 South Main Street
sometimes use
them to urge the Chinese government
to issue an early report on famine re~
lief aux-taxes and intimate how
when 111991111111- srill be employed.
- Before the message was authorized
I I report on conditions In famine areas
was given by Bishop J. W. Lsmbuth
of the board or milestone of the
Methodist Episcopal church. lie
said that not only are the people try—
lm: to sol-slat on grass and roots. lisv-
ing denuded trees of leaves and bark
but in places they scraped up grow
in; things to such an extent that
fields are left torn up behind them.
Children. he sald,.l1svc vanished from
. many villages. as they have been sold
30th fiAnniversary Sale
BECKMANN’S
Chain Store GROCERS of Quality
STORES 01-" ECONOMY AND QUALITY
‘ or killed and he added that so many
have been thrown into wells that
many of these sources of water supply
have fies-omi- polluted. “’hole popu-
lations. he assorted will perish before
May unless immediate old is forth-
; coming. llcporls that have come to
’1 Shanghai from widely acpamlcd dis-
lrcgsc lnminc is the worst China has
ever experienced.
.‘o’
IN BANKS
WOMEN
More Than a Thousand So Employ.
SPECIAL AT BOTH STORES—FEB. 4-5
ed In Boston .
BOSTON. Feb. iwolic lhousand
women are employcd in the banks of
rancv oamoam
PEACHES
sue-see
e a
Boston This uould not be suc-
prising but for the lam than a large
proportion are culplmcd as. expert
clerks—an elastic tc1m~ is all do
paitmcnts oi the inslllulions.
The women were cmplmcd. in
‘KIRKMAN’S
BORAX
SOAP,
4 Cakes, 25c
Limit 8 Cakes to a Customer.
CAMPBELL’S
SOUPS
BEANS ‘
For Cats . .
...101:
many cases with reluctance as a war
emergency when 1hr boys went
march away.hu1 (1193‘ are said to
have shown adaptability lo ”10
ranking business.
Miss Caroline l‘. Slicklo. in charge
of the Woman personnel in an in»
slltutlon employing 318 women. says
that last >ear 200 “omen bank
slerka occupied much of their spare
ROYAL rLANTATmN
COFFEE.
“40s:
.‘I-s A ‘
.......... .L........Per 1b.,25c
FRESH ROASTED DAILY
time obtaining added knowledge of
the principles and details of banking
slowed by the evening courses con-
ducted for the benefit of me Boston
Chapter of the American institute oi
Banking. Ot womcn in the banking
b tricta lvc basis to the hour! inst the
g
1'
FREE—To every purchaser of $2. 00 or more of groceries we
will give abslutely ~tree for this coupon.
I CAN DAILEY'S 8-02 m JAM
' world she says:
‘ Until within a tea \curs most fio-i
sltlons open to women within bull:-
ing institutions have been largely m
the nature of stcnomphlc work At
LOINS DEPORK ..
FRESH SHOULDERS
‘SMOKED SHOULDEES .
. _
Don’t Keep Coal—ow. Sell It.
JOSEPH M; WALLIES
. “ Dealer in ,.:
GOAL All) «Tm
$1.441 one cm s s
set N. I
afloat» and V'S'uvll Buy mi
Trenton (308100.11
WILSON’S CERTIFIED HAMS
PHONE 1405
also...
as.
....J..
A. F. Beckmalm 6' 00., Inc.
35 WASHINGTON ST.
Schultze’ 8 Saturday Specials
present you will and women in at
most eVery department and when the
department head is consulld he will
tell you that the wounn clerks work
ls‘very cry indeed.
'OWT. we hear or some
'03". filo has attained an execu-
tive position within the conservative
circles of banking although such nt-
. lainmenls have not been at all gen-
eral. This is not a bit discouraging.
however. when we realize that what
we here been given to do we have
done satisfactorily. We need to reek
ire that the future may bring greater,
opportunities and to be ready for
these we cannot have too greati
knowledge relating to the principles
~ 2.. “J ; 'and details of banking.
e s a ‘ t W
. -» 96 lb ‘ The women pexrl fishers or Japan
commence their work at the use of
. _ ‘ lb. fourteen and are in the water almost
320 II) all the year round ascent in the cold.
. . . . . . . , est season from the end of December
EEGSOF LAMB.
e sssss
see-es...
sssssss
{-11‘0REoUARTEES LAME......_.........19c111.
“B. aorror ROAS'l'S.....-.............28c15.
BOULDERPOT ROASTS,....,....:...Iec111.
l
Whole Population Will Per- ‘
mlsusewubelngmadeottsminew.
were being diverted to the uses at s. .
and .
pieces include Flounc
TRISTRAM a HYATT
NORWALKIS LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
MW
ANNOUNCING THE NEW
EMBROIDERIES
A11 Annual Event for Which Every Woman in New alk V1 ails
Watches.
, . The designs are extensive, dainty and novel, this so
ings of many widths.
Look at the Window Display.
and
ason. and the
PRICES ARE FAR ‘ BELOW THOSE 0F LAST 1' EAR.
JAPANESE IN
AMERICA MAKE
STRIINE PRIITEST
Want Law That Makes
Returning Japanese Who
Stay a Month, Liable to
Military Service. Amended
TOXIC). Feb. 4. (By the Assoolat-
ed Press. )-—ln sgmpstliy with the
protest from the combined Japanese
associations in America. against the
new conscription law governing Jap-
anese residents abroad. Mr. L'yehers
one or the leading Kokuminto party
members has dcclded to introduce a
petition in the coming session of the
Diet for the umcndmcnt of this logis-
lotion.
Accoullnp to tho new conscription
regulations passed by the last session
of the Dict any Japancsc resident in
Amcrlcu who rcturns to Japan and
stays more than one month can be
filled up for military service. This
Naturally elicited oposltlon from
Japanese rcsldems in America who
held a general conference and dos.
patched a representative to these
shores to appeal to the government
authorities {or the amendment of the
regulations. The representative or-
rh‘éd llcre some time ago and has
since been ,rndcax'oring to convince
the authot'llics of the nccd for
amending the in w.
PLAN DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE.
PARIS. F-ci). 5.——I’oland and Ru-
mania arc ncgollallng a defensive al-
liance which will include not only
military afislrs. but will contain
economic and commercial features.
Princc" Soplcha. l‘oilsh Foreign Min-
later. told The Associated Press to-
day.
"The trcnly." he said. "now is Dc-
lng negotiated. and i hope to con-
clude it definitely whcn I go to lluch-
arcst lifter concluding my Visit to
Paris. it will be based not only on
tho. BolslicVik dangcr to both coun-
tries. lmt on ihcil‘ gcncrai common
inicfcsls."
By Buying All
J], N0
» Goods will positively
the spring season open
Charge accounts opened here and bills settled in (my
*weekly or monthly payments
H. Krieger Co.
‘You Will Save Money
.9 .
Your Clothes
W !
be much higher when
S.
S- D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLE-BALI ”MOTION-
Tromv AND ICE
cam cons
53 Osborn Avenue
East Not-walk. Conn.
Phone 479-13
A. M. WOOSTER !
am AT LAW 3
In.” Insulator 0... Patent Office I
TARLOV BROSA
l'p-To—llnlr (“mar \lul‘l
HALL-MARK
(‘ANDI CS
THE BEST
$1.10 LB.
Mahackemo Block
Tel. 1581
PATENTS
“Influhesrss
\liBu-hlt. Mic-cunt!»
SPECIALS
FOR THE , WEEK
Quaker om .......... 11c lb.
Milk. can ................ 113
Spaghetti. pkg ........... 11c
Macaroni, pkg. ........... 11c
Live Oak Buckwheat
Flour, 3 lb. pkg. ....... 30c
Kippered Herring. 2 cans 25c
Evaporated Milk. tall size .
can ....... . . ......... ,-10e,
A. STULL
seamen. Settles-walk
1
I
, F. -s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South lies-walk
a 1
David W. Raymond
TeMg-Owlnlgw m
2,7 w‘asumo'rou or.
to the beginning or Fcbmam""
HIS TROUBLE 15 ALL GONE
my back and kidneys." write-Charles
Reminder. 1 Clark Ave. Rear-mid
J.. “Anon three or four doses of ley
. in! pain is all gone.',‘ Foley Kidney
~ Pills relieve backache. urinary irreg
? r , rheumatic stains. stir: joints.
' , soil
is a blend”;
”‘ and gl-
* ,
‘I was affected with pains all over r—
Kidney Pills I become all right and 4 ‘
Agent for Page a Show.
ParkdcTilfordGreenSealm 3'"
a new use users solwms.
\‘1
'11. H. BAXTER
DRUGGmT -
8 South mm Street
and Russell’s
,.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN TIRES AND
OLD CA'lS 4»
SPII hum IMI l .
Bridgeport \ulo ll reel
in}: (o.
1310 North A\ellll€
.r \'
Between Huh
K I .
‘ 'vl‘.
II‘:I‘
9 Railroad Ave.
i
PRACTICAL
EXPERIENCE
snows m
WISDOM
OF A COURSE AT
BUSINESS
. COLLEGE
so: mean rm 311.2 I
It
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Brillgcgw .‘f I HT?“ ‘
TUBES ’ I’Imnc Ham ::.1. filmy; .
' ' Second hand mus 3.11 :11?»
Radiat‘ézsvgssd no“ fit any llllln ‘
All Sizes in Weed Chains
Aaron Kohn BRANDS .
Ind“ GREAT SALE .
The ‘8“: 1.“ It wont cost you a cent €3.35
look as over—Goods you sur‘e1v
will buy nowhere their)“
“my Pay More
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WE CAN PROVE ALL
WE CLAIM
Visit Oul Reduction and
Clearancv VIC
AMI 1m; ‘(w
Clllcks, \\ iiI‘I “?\ (I‘H
Glass 11011
Goods .11 1m
15'
21 North Main St So. Norm”
NOTE—0111‘ "“ '
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Optical Goovl
despite ( u: l~
We are the I
up I
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