f .iThe gintel‘flis panning away, the
V'as ,difilcult to getas ever. If this
is so an a winter stalls kind whllt
may weakexpect if next _wintcr
5 should be a normal one! ‘
‘ ' ' ud'one by’us.’ Our prices have been
conditions which have'existed and
in view of such conditions We ad-
vise.you to look well ahead and
get coal whenever it is to be had.
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THE BUDGET
SYSTEM
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This is the most practiéai,
~the most convenient way for
anyone to purchase
ZZZéNEW EDlSON _
[Before the sun sets again.
hasten to our store and let us
explain the Sphcial Budget
Plan. ' ' '
THE 'ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
80. Nor-yolk. Conn.
CHARLES '1’. M'DONALD
"usesnreaneumocn AND
DENERAL CONTRACTOR
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
. a FURNISHED
m1]! Work Promptly Attended to.
. , Telephone 1326
Elle. I” ldlie Ave, East mil-walk
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Perfectly PaSturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies {iffivered
to all parts. of the orwallks‘
and Bowsy‘té’n. . ~,
Homemade Butter. Eggs from our
term. and buttermilk trenh daily.
F. H. WEMPE & SON .
Phone 2696 and 1618
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ViSIT THE
Goodie Shop
22 NO. MAIN 'ST.
Opposite Palace Theatre
GOTTLIEB’S
MEN’S and VBOYS’
CLOTHING
Weather is ~yery mild, bat cqa1;’;s
aTherc has been no I'lrofiteering
, '1 Enllx‘warra'nted by the cost, and
_ still exist in.the coal trade. And
The Hatch 89° Bailey Co. 1'
Um. A. 5 .. _
was .15.. , , iIany nanyé nations in ESE 1
_ their customerson‘a sound battles: for as some: material is
canoerned than The Hatch and Bailey Company. ,5. 7
WE DE. NOTEELIEVE *
assess...
You should have no hesitancy in placing your order On today's .
. basis as any further reduction is practically impossible. 5
.We have accepted our loss caused by the general reduction in
wholesale prices and cannot guarantee you. against any advance prior
to your placing of the order. . ‘ . - ‘ ‘
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Kindly think this over carefully ind if ln'need of lumber ye will
give you the necessary assurance to place the business with us.
CADILLAC LmouslNEa To BENT.
VAAST BROS." GARAGE
TELEPHONED
Claim of Ema an Stock Sale
.. B. Chui‘ch. the 73 year‘old retired
. had obtained from h
L IWill' Go"3lifo'
Tim: Toad. .3)"
Evidence closed in the sult'fOt Isaac
Jury
, us
Some *
manufacturer;- or East Nor-walk»
against the Durell, Gregory company.
stock brokers. of New Havemrester-
day attérnoon, and after thefopemng
‘ argument by . Attorney Neheml .
plaintlfl. a canvas
' Can' dee tor the
' sday morning.
continued until“ Tue
The case is before a Jury and has
been ill/court all this Week. The
- plai‘htifl alleged that the defendant;
lm " a. contract.
shares of the Amer-
ican Tire corporation stock by mis-
representation " and fraud and asked
thatthe $2,600.11e had paid on the
contract. be returned and that he be
released from the contract.
The claims of Mr. Church we
hotly contested by the stack broke
Every one 0: his allegations relative
to misrepresentation and fraud were
denied emplratléally. One _ of his
claims was that when he signed the
to purchase 600
CLEARANCE SALE -
Of Women’s and Misses Coats. Suits. Dresses. Skirts.
Waste and Lingerie Undergarments.
Prices Reduced Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
33 South Main Street
. ESTABLISHED 1902
/
contract last ‘May he did so. after
reading a statement from the took
brokers that he might have 15 days
“within which t ocancel the contract it
he changed his mind about it. Hie
said this paper mysteriously disap-
‘eared during the visit or the stock
salesman. The defendants denied
the existence of any such paper.
Mr. Church claimed that the sales-
man representedthe American Tire
corporation to be the parent of the
Norwalk .Tire corporation in which
he was contemplating an investment
when he was approached by the
American Tire carporatlon solicitor.
27‘
is
5%.. 2K0...
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STRICTLY FRESH EGGS, doz. ........ \ 55c
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, lb .
...................... 556
NEW YORK STATE CREAM‘ CHEESE, lb ... 4D:
/
w-x flag/—
as
Finest Bread, Rolls, Pies and Cake at
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
NEXT TO
l
’ Shoulder Pot Roasts . . . . . . . .
“B. & B.” Pot Roasts ...... .,.
RibtRoasts (boiled and; rolled).
Round Steak . . . . . . . ..
_SirloinSteak
l. FreshPlate’...............
g. PorkRoasts
. .12c lb.
.22c 11).
.28c 11).
a. 24c 11)..
.28c 1b.
. 9c lb.
.22c lb.
.22c lb.
0
LegsofLamb............. .
Forequarters' Lamb . . . . . . . . 306 lb.
Smoked ShOulderS n. . . .' . . . . . .19c lb.
SinclairBacon 22clb
Hamburg Steak 16clb
Shoulder Steak ..... 5 . . . . . . . . . 2 lbs., 25c
e e
a...
e
company said that the company might
Hi debt on the stock if Mr. Church had
l speanv g, BARNES' SHOULDER, lb ...... .. 21¢
@ FINE GRANULATED SUGAR,12 lbs. $1.00
>2" NATJVE POTATOES, pk. 15 lbs.... ........ 42c
SWEET CLOVER CONDENSED MILK 20c .,
:4, CALIFORNIA PEACHES, large can ...... 25¢
held by the Durell... Gregory company
Schult'ze’s - Sanitary Markets, .f
This was denied. . ’
Mr. Churéh claimed that the stock
was represented to him as bang pre-
ferred steak when it was in fact com-
mon stock . This was denied.
It was brought out that the Bur-ell.
Gregory. company was not registered
(or carrying on a brokerage business
in this state when the stock was sold
to Mr. Church, but the defendants
* claimed that their application for
' such registry was filed :9 d was grant-
ed shortly after the transaction with
Mr. Church. 5
A witness for the Durell. Gregory
have cancelled the remaining $2.5m:
been willing to let the $2,500 he. had
paid in stand as it was. But ‘Mr.
Church wanted the conpany to re—
turn the $2,500 paid in and this was
not agreeable.
In explaining why the company re-
fused to sell 1' .Church's stock the
defendants d they had an agree-
ment with the American tire corpor-
ation that they would not sell the
stocks! any private lloldcr until all
the- treasury stock 0: lie corporation
had been disposed of. The brokers
argued that if they made an excep-
tion in Mr. Church'- «to they might
have been called upon in do the
suwucafor other hodors of the stock
and a “very grave situulon would be
precipitated."
‘KILL IISANE' 8T0. RY
. GRIEVES GOV." LAKE.
HARTFORD: Feb. ll.—-—Thc rel-
lowlng statement was issued yester-
day by Governor Lake: ‘
"I am extremely surprised and
grieved to road in this morning's
"Cour-ant" an lniervlew endorsing an
irresponsible suggestion that hope-
}. essl'y insane and mentally afflicted
' persons might be put out of existence.
"Those unfortunate individuals are
protected from such a fate by both
Federal and State Constitutions. If'
this were not so .I am very positive
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Of all Jersey Cloth“ or
msclllllllllllllls
4 AGAINST llllllEN
IN W1 lulu
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1‘1.——Enorts
to reach an agreement on widely dlta
llcult plans to remove what are de-
scribed as inequalities and discrim~
lnatlons still existing‘ in many states
against women. possibly through the
creation of an entirely "new national
organlntlon, Vein be made by the
Woman's Party at its annual conven-
tion which begins here Wednesday.
Delegate: declare that while the
main objectdor which the party wan
organized—national woman suffrage“
“has been attained the victory is not
yet complete. Some leaders propose
to continue to depend upon obtaintps
national legislation favorable to thelr
cause by "holding the party in power
responsible." and arousing nits-est in-
womcn's legislation among the con-
slltuents of members of Congrees.
Ollmrs propose more clearly defined
political activities in the states. while
still others would enter the political
arena direct with a full fledged wo-
men's party. . ,
The executive committee. the ad-
visory council and the committee 0:
slag chairman will submit the fol—
lowlng resolutions concerning the fu-
ture program:
"Resolved, that the women here as-
sembled now consocrate themselvel.
the political freedom of women have-
lng been won in the United States. to
see that this freedom is not lost in an
tabllshcd. and to work for the remov—
al oi all remaining forms of the sub-
jection of women.
"Resolved. gut in order} to carry
out this program the National Wo-
man's Party disband and a new or-
ganization be created.
"Resolved .that in ordegvlo promote
the object of this organisation, it
maintain an official magazine.
“Resolved. that the immediate
work of the ofiganlzatlou shall be the
removal of the legal (liabilities of
women.”
The "international government" re-
(error! to it is explained. is the
League of Nations. the convenant of
which. it is claimed. would deprive
women of rights they have won in
thattllc mass of responsible and
high-minded citizens of Connecticut
would not seriously consider the sus-
gestion that the insane inmates be
the utmost endeavor to cure them
and to restore them. 1.8 far as possi-
ble, to happiness and usefulness. “Any
other treatment is quite out of bar-
mony will: our social views. and aha
solutely contrary to our established
public policy.
."I regret the publicity of any ideas
to the contrary. The unfortunate in—
mates of our insiltli’tlons should cer-
tainly look to the governing authori-
ties for the greatest sympathy and the
greatest aid in every stage of their
subjected to any" treatment other than,
,lndlviduol countries. The Woman’s
iParly objects pahlcularly. lenders
idecldrc to the clause of the Reagan
covenant which provides that where
a people are voting to determine their
future nationality "option by husband
will cover his wife." .
“An official slittemcnt' issuecfi‘hy the
VVomnn‘s Party says that in Certain
statesmf the United States married
women have no control over their
children. _ ,
“The children's place of ado "
the statement says. “can be fixed 'y
their husbands and the women must
vote where. their husbirlds live—4
common law mile of domicile that is
at the bottom ol‘ the statute forcing
1
m lst‘orl u no. -
"I sincerely trust that evcry‘meaus
will l!e_iakcn to correct any {\ubllc
impression to the contrary."
“'HI-Ililllifl ASKS REVISION .
OF RULES FOR LA\VYERS.
. Pull Line of Men’s and Boye' Norwalk, Booth No W mp0 rt, 3 ,péfl . .
. W '3: ' .- . “‘3. ° 5
' lack to normal prices. __ .
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GET A SQUARE DEAL Phone Gehebe S Erompt
303;. $33, :gberzf’grunrogamgl‘l ‘ 527 . . Delivery
second-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual
1:1: 0! the goods. A square deal
Philip P. Mahoney
52 Van Znndt Street.
Second-hand Geode Always on Sale.
JOSEPH M. WALLIES
Dealer in '
COAL AND JUNK
Tel. 441, 3 Rowan St., East Norwalk
Try a Bushel and You'll Buy‘a Ton
(Formerly The Enron Coal pa.)
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We Don’t Keep Coal—1W9 Sell IL; 5
3 éclnulfled advertisement...“
essa-
[t's Here If It's Housewarc
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LAUNDRY. WORK/f;
ls Usually Considered the‘fiardest find the Mo'st'Discouraging of
All the Other Housework. *- .
Come in and See Our Stock of Laundry Helps _
5 'Wl'ingel's, Washboards. Galvanized Tubs. Wash Boilers, Clothes Liam '
. ' and Pins, Laundry Baskets, Ironing Tables, Skirt Boards: 5
Yard Clojhes Reels, Wall Clothes Racks. ‘
_ ' Electric Irons, Potts Irene .
‘ 25 .WASHIHGTON- STREET, ' ‘
Among those who appeared before
the judiciary committee or the Gen-
cral Assembly yesterday in Hartford
to urge the passage of the not revising
the present practice rules for lawyers.
was Chief Justice George W. W'heeler
oolhe Supreme court and Judge John
E. Smith of the Common tales: court
of this county. Therexolained to the
committee the need for neyv rules coo
\caslo‘ned by the many:chauges since
the rules werelast revised in 1908. 5
CORONER pnonrgs DEATH
, on MAN SHOT
an HAVEN. Feb.
' .of John J. Kilmnn. ‘of’ Short lime/h».
‘ Branford. who was yésterdny shot in
the leg during a scuttle 'with .llis'wlfe.
clarcs the quarrel resultedjxl'rom lag:
_, 30m NORWALK ,
to her?" husband: making
lhusbands.”
' Waterbury Republican
or “511m;
11..'--—CorOrmr .
Mix is investigating tOdaY. the death"
following a quarrel, firs.»K.lirnan ch
'6
. mitten was before him
upon American women who marry
foreigners. the nationality of their
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MES. lmnmNG GOES To JAIL:
NEW LONDON. Feb. ll.--The caée
of. Mrs. Francis Hardin‘s. accused or
{obtaining moneyunder .false “pre-
tenses, ‘and who lsa alleged to have
put over a fraudulent project .in var-
.ious cities in the state' under the
'name of organizations suph as wo-
man‘s relic! corps. and daughters of
lvetcrans. 'wns c ntlnucd ' in police
icOurt. llerc untl Saturday. Mrs.
,Hardfng was Neill under bonds or
.3500 and in defaultl 'ot furnishing,
‘surety was"placed in jail. 7
5 The police receivedi'word from" the.
that Mrs;
mono}!
She is also reported 19'
Hardlng’ ls: said to owe“
Waterbury.
Westerly. Stamford and Bridgeport.
A . as a 5 . ‘ h 5. .. .z
D. . - , '5. .. , ‘
KEANE, \VARRA‘NT.
,WATERGURY. *ficb. ' '
States Commissioner D;
made an important ruling.
AGENTS NEE
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internationaligovernmcnt that is es-iH
V
ink"
Estrogen unpaid bills‘jn Norwich. ,
0: Chin Chung. Tormngtpn’ outsmart. ' - .
W Lemma in ms ma
.IFYPE
That vvere lairlyipricedfi a}: $5.69and _$6.00-—
Now
7TH:
many Colors.
'\
ALL' OF THE SWEATERS 'AND WOOL 'SCARFS
At one-third less their former prices.
SEE THE NEW EMBROIDERIES IN THE WINDOW.
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whlakcy were found
in his suitcase. Commissioner Cole»
man ruled that a policeman' must
have a search warrant to hold up and
search a. pedestrlnwsuspected of vlo-
lating the velstead Act. He dismiss-
ed the Torrington Chlnamal. but or-
dered the liquor destroyed
Bright Eyes A};
Better Than Rubies
Your gages will keep bright if we
take careof them.
quarts of Chinese
-lnfi'
Jersey tops with silk ruffles. In‘black and
Dubbelbilt Boys’ Suits
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H. Krieger CO.
At 33 1-3% Off.
THAMBR
Optometrists and Opticians
“The house of need the..."
a
S7’Atlantic St... ‘ Stamfoz‘t
We Close at 6 P. 1!. Daily
SPECIALS
FOR" THE WEEK
blew York Blend Goflee,
Tryalb.at 21c
Dixie Bacon, 9. lb. 1.....28c
lgaMOmpoumm
swim Premium Disc, 0. lb. 30c
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GREAT BARGAINQ
IN TIRES AND
TUBES
Radiators and Hood
Covers
All Sizes in Weed Chains
Aaron Kohn
The Leading Accessorie
Store
.9 Railroad Ave.
1i
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
8 South Iglam SUE“ Sh. .
Agent for age aw,
Park & Tilford, Green Seal,
TARLOV BROS.
l‘p-To-Dnlc Cigar More
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
THE BEST
$1.10 LB.
‘Mahackemo Blo ck
Tel. 1581
and Russell’s
CANDIES
.. F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING.
South Nor-walk
an
.w,‘
David W. Raymond
UN DERTAKER
Told—Office. 1103; ‘ House,
2? WASHINGTON ST.
The TEXTILE Store
Special This Week
Prices on All Silks 35'r to 50
Lower Than Formerly:
The. T—elttile Store
136 Washington St. So, Norwa‘k
, New "RED MEN'S EUlLomo,
A. M Woosrnn
AI mu AT LAW -
he. [suntan “I. futon! Office
PATENTS
' mums-launch
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N-l
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. S. D. G. CANDY C0.
WHOLESALE CONFECTIO
TIONEBY kND ICE
CREAM OONES
53 Osborn‘ Avenue
East Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 479-13
Annuals-at. ”Manor-hm.
;
DAY AND
EVENING ‘SCHOOI.
Nellyr Clogses {Forming ll
A7
Each Monday in
February
" BnisnessCollege
' ‘Ehaaésié'. “"
it
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”I
. clocks, Watches, Jewelry. CW
~~ -, 00055313. Great Saving;
” Charles Brand
BRAND’S
8th ANNIVERSARY
SALE OF GOODS
We Carry at Special Prices
Glennivory and Optical
Bring“ All You? Repair-
’ . ing Along
Expert Wa-tchmaker Jewell?I
and Optician
5 ~ 50. Noru'fllli
Norwalk Chronicler