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Before the sun sets again.
hasten to our store and let us
explain the Special Budget
Plan.
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never before and we
care about to enter
ll unite our efforts toward making
1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
that those who do the most deserve
id fife 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 69‘ Bailey Co.
lNESE REM-IRS
to the Poor—Soldiers and
Bandits Prey on Famine
Ridden People
PEKING. Feb. 9.——Lootlng by rob-
bers and levies by soldiers add to the
' border.
NORWALI 003D TIRES
GOODYEAR 003D mas
Special Sale on mum cm $11.00
WELDING AND BODY WORK
wasp ms was ,
CADILLAC LIMOUIINIO TO RENT
V selves."
. distress or famine-ridden people of
southern Chihli, says a. report by s L
missionary engaged in famine relief
work at Wei-listen, near the Hanan
‘ The troops with their dg.
mods for "contributions" of grain,
fodder and clothing are said to be
worse affliction than the robbers. The
latter are described as emulating
Robin Hood in some respects in’s..re-
cent raid at Fang Chiaying. eight
miles from Wei-listen. where the
homes of the wealthy were invaded.
"As the robbers went from house to
house. stores of grain were opened
up. chests of clothing broken
and the poor were dreued and fed
beyond the style even of better days.
Copper coins and small cash were
heaped up in the streets and bartered
at considerable discount for silver
dollars. for.- like their distinguished
prototype. the Chinese Robin Hoods
are not impelled by purely philan-
thropic impulse. but are after plunder
in the most transportable and con-
vertible form. Vi'hilc frankly aiming r
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Could Not Make Peace on
at the lion's share. they showed sym-
pathy for those weaker than them-
‘The soldiers. instead of checking
the operations or the robbers. are de-
scribed as having an understanding
with them and conniving at furnish-
ing them with ammunition.
"There is first a par-icy." says the
writer: "then the soldiers make an
impetuous charge and the brigands
retreat. The soldiers dig. at indicated
places. and, unearth money Which has
been buried by the brigands. Into
the holes in the ground they put am-
munition and cover it up. Then the
brlgsnds make a counter~altack and
the troops retreat leaving the “former
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‘NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
adles’ Muslln' Underwear
All of the Latest Models with the prices as att1att1x o
merits.
Bungalow Aprons and Dresses at New Prices
More Specials In Hosiery
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as the tar-
Terms Oifered
DUBLIN. Feb. 9.—Eamon
de
\‘alera's presence in Ireland can not
REY. DR. GOODENOL‘GH DEAD.
\VINCHESTER. Feb. 9.—The Rev.
Dr. Arthur Goodenough pastor emer-
itus of the W’inchester Congregational;
church. and of fifty years its pastor.
died today. When Dr. Goodcnough;x
rccclxed an honorary degree at Yale
Unherslty last June. he was referred'
to as " the bishop of Winchester.”
Dr. Goodenough was in his
your.
state and received a degree in theolo-
gy at Yale. After graduation. he had
two charges of short terms and then
he was called to Winchester. to be:
ox er a parish which was organized in
Slst
He was born in New York.
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Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
Ills milk for babies dslivmd
to all parts of the Nor-walks
and Emma.
Homemade Butter. Em tron our
farm. and buttermilk trash daily.
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Phone 2696 and i618
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22 NO. MAIN ST.”
Opposite Palace Theatre
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or W CLEARANCE SALE
omen’ s and Misses ats. Suits. D Skirts.
Waists and Linrecltie Undersanlnm.
Prices Reduced Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
83 South lain Street South Kuwait
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LENTEN SPECIALS
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, dot.
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VERY BEST CREAMERY sU'rTER. lb ........... . ......... .. 57:
NEW YORK STATE CREAp cuEesE lb ............... do:
TUNA FISH wan. Meat ............................. ...... 23c
PINK SALMON. nu cans ............... . ..... . ............... . 1st:
NATIVE POTATOES, pk. 15 lbs. ......... . ..... . ......... . ..... 42c
SWEET CLOVER couoensEn MILK ................... 20c
CALIFORNIA PEACHES large can ...... . ..................... zsc' ’
Finest Bread, Rolls, rm and cake at
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
NEXT TO.
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PHONE 1405
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Schultze’ s Fr1day Fish Specials
Fancy Escallops 60cp1nt
Fancy Smelt.......................30clb.
Steak Halibut.............. .35clb.
Steak Salmon .28clb.
Steak Tile Fish .25c lb,
Steak Cod Fish .201: lb.
Fresh Mackerel .25c lb.
Boston Blues .. .20c lb.
WeakFish........ .. . ....24ch
;_Flat Fish 1.2ch
Haddock lOclb.
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STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
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to recover the buried ammunition."
Not only are the rich being reduced
to poverty by the demands of the
soldiery. but a large proportion of the
middle-class population who might
have been able to get through the
winter is fast becoming wholly depen-
dent upon public beneficicnce. it is
alleged .
GER.“ AN Y PRODUCING
MORE DY ES.
PARIS. Feb. 10.-—-Germsny now is
exceeding her pro-war production of
cos. tar dyes according to the ex-
perts attached to the reparations
commission. and by the end or the
current month will have surpassed
any previous monthly production of
tine chemicals.
Dyes produced during January are
estimated to have. totalled 12.000
tons or 750 tons more than the aver-
age monthly on ut before the war.
The dye markets in Germany are
obliged to place about one-quarter of
their product at the disposition of the
reparations commission. The remain-
dor. however. the exports report. is
being offered by the dye syndicate in
foreign markets at prices which are
understood to be considerably lower
than those of the English and the
American competitors of the syndi-
cste.
OF INTEREST T0 “'OMEN
Constantinople has several woman
sun‘rage clubs.
Keene N. H” has five women in its
city council.
S‘antiago. Chili. has one high school
attended by more than 1.600 girls.
in the United States there are {our
times as many women church mem-
bers as men. .
The courts in Michigan have up-
held the right or women to hold elec-
tive office in that State.
"Time and Tide" is the nuns ot a
London newspaper which is owned
and controlled entirely by women.
The Yoml Uri .the oldest newspaper
published in Tokio. also has the dis-
tinction of being the first to run a we.
man's page.
Miss Eleanor McDougall. head of
the Women's Christian College of
Madras. is now in America speaking
on the higher education oi? women in
India.
Probably among the oldest twin
sisters in America are Mrs. Phoebe A.
Cool: or Los Angeles. and Mrs. Har-
ium A. Solomon. of Grand Rapids.
who have just celebrated their 91st
birthday. .
Women have been granted full sut-
rare rlxhts in the little Mohamme-
dan republic or Asst-bullion. one 0!
thenchv-created dominions lying be.
tween the northern border of Peril.
and the Caspian Sea.
Fifteen denominations are repre-
sented in the membership of the In- .
tor-national Woman Preacher's Asso-
ciation. organised in St. Louis a year
no and or which Miss Madeline
Bentham. or Winneld. Kan. is the
president.
Ten million women or the United
States are to be asked to sign a peti-
tion to Senator
him to quit cigarettes after March 4.
in order that the White Helios may
continue to have a olefin record iii the ‘
ratat- ot cigarette-smoking Presl-
en
in
msrfioriannrsannoom -'
Harding requesting '
t "1. «Eu! =11:thqu suitDlNO.
which have been widely dined—ed the
past two months represent nothing
put a desire of the government. for
propaganda purposes. to convince
The man interviewed said he had
been in touch with the returned
"president of the Irish Republic"
now in exile in Switzerland clings to
'his title of Totali}
a ruler “lthout a country. 1
Acknowledging a message of gl‘rr‘l ,5
“"6181! opinion 0? “I 800d intentions ing from a former Hungarian minis-1 TL BBS
and that they have been thwarted by ter in Budapest. Charlos' secretary;
tho unreasonablencos of Stan Feln. replied that "liis Apostolic Majesty" Radiators and Hood
reciprocaied the expressions or good-
will
though he is no“ I
“both in his own name and in
that of the Queen."
be attributed to any connivance of 17-; l 1'
the British government. declares s l
ieadlng'Sinn Printer of the moderate CHARLES (1‘1sz TO TITLE. 1 *\
group. lie expressed the conviction VIENNA. pen 9,411.0 “HUMP—K
in an interview that the “peace" Emperor Charles of Austrin- Hungarx; E
GREAT BARGALVS
IN TIRES AND
Covers
since do \‘nlrra's return from Ameri-
ca.
'De \‘alcra's position." he declared.
"is by no means that of a dictator.
even that of a plelipotentian'. His is
a representative other. He must act
in accordance with the sentiment of
his organization. He is not author-
leed to negotiate peace on any such
terms as have been offered. and it he
did. he would be repudiated. Sinn
lrcland and will only negotiate as
the only legitimate government in
Ireland andwlll only negotiate as
such. The “permission“ of the British
premier for Dnil Eireann to meet.
with the exception of such men as the
government want. is ridiculous. As
a matter of fact. Doll Elereaun has
been meeting secretly all along and
issuing orders through its various
ministries."
it is known that members of Dali
Eircsnn do not regard the "safe con-
duct" offered by Mr. Lloyd George as
or any value or as adding anything to
iii existing facilities. It is regarded
merely as an invitation for the organ-
ization to betray certain 01' its memo
hers-some of them having been un-
successfully sought by Crown agents
for many months.
This fairly represents the average
Sinn Fein view. current among those
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FOR THE WEEK
Great Sale
QusIterOats Ilc lb.
Milk, can . ....... . ....... 11c
Spaghetti, pkg . . . 11c
Mani, pkg. . . . . ....... 11::
Live Oak Buckwheat
Flour, 8 lb. pkg. ...... .. 300
Kipper-ed Herring, 2 cans 25c
Svaporatsd Hint. tall sine
S- D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE oomcnon—
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53 Osborn Avenue
East Not-walk, Conn.
Phone 479-13
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Clocks Vi niches. 19“";
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JOB PRINTING. l
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David W. Raymond
Tell. 11 I“
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"I was attached with paint an over
my back and kidneys.” vu-ttss Charles ‘
mum». 1 Clark Ava. mom}: N-
mitten-111m or tour doses or Foley
Kidney Pills I Marne all right and
. tier
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OF. H. BAIXTET
DRUGGIS‘I‘ ' "
8 South min Street
& Shaw.
DAY AND
EVENING SCHOOL
New Classes Forming
Each Monday in
February
MERRILL
Biiisness College
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and Optical Good“
3 Great Saving
at Brands
21 North Main St. So. Nomi“
NOTE—~Our reps. r pl‘lca all
Watches. Clocks Jewell W ‘
Optical Goods are theorkm .
despite our bettcl tw] in“
ship. We ale the tru 37m 0
ones that give estimilheyare
most all repairs before
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