We'lhave; mooted our loss «as:
with! ‘
give you the assessor: assurance to placerthe business with us. ,7 ,
eH’aich 5.31.1... Co.
Yd thinkthlsoveroarefuliyandtrinneedotlumbertlrewiil -
' Biotin..— lathe jails or.
. Sextet Russia. when eondmned to;
déhth. are ealled out to be shot by
11d Gretel-me.
Special sale on mice some, o oo
WELDING AND» 300' WgfiK
' wasp ms miss; ,
CHOU-LAO LIMOUSINE. TO HINT -
vAAsT BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONE. ‘ i
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CLEARANCE SALE
Of Women’s and MEssen Coats. Suits. Dresm. Shine.
Waists and Lingerie Undergarments.
Prim Reduced Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
38 South. Main Street South Nos-walk
ESTAeLlsnso 1992 is.
convenient way for
purchase
With- Soul.”
the Sufi sets again.
our store and let us
“the Special Budget
Ced’ Fish Steak - - 1801b.
Long Clams- 200 qt.
Haddock..............._.... ....."“10elb.
Fresh Mackerel . . .1 25c lb.
Tile Fish .....’.22elb.
Halibut Steak . . . .. 35c lb.
45c doz.
Schultze’ 8 Sanitary Markets
39 MAIN STREET, NORWELK
womem sr. AND 3A11.30An ATE. so. uoawslix
WEST-roar 311101130011 numerous-
sseosososos.o
min il'noNALo
Was. BUILDER AND
own. CONTRACTOR
» m Alto ESTIMATES
' Fonu’isnao
we Promotly Attended i3.
telephone 1326
"’ me Ave. East Norvvalk
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cons-nonuooses
.. . «1.4.... mwxmum'
Week-End Specml
F.
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., 'NPJI'VE POTATOES, peek. ..... .. 35o
‘ WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR, 12 lbs. $1.00
SINCLAIR BACON, in Squareklb. ..:.. 25c
STRICTLY FESH 2888,1102. . 45c
oLovsn on MAGNOLIA MILK, can 20c
QUAKE-JR OATS 11c
. Arum fiHI‘IW‘ToW 1.”
AFEneSt Bread, Rells, Pies and Cake at
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
" NEXT To
A. F. Beckmann 69’ Co... Inc
83 WASHINGTON ST
1 97
PHONE 14.95
mam commas ';
soldiers Who stalk into the cells were
girldnlght, declares M. Schwartz. of
San Francisco .the socialist who went
. to Moscow to atten congress of the
Third Internationale and was impri-
‘soned there for four months.
. 'In a previous stdtément. Mr.
‘ Schwartz told at the damn; his wife
. as a reenlt of a hunger strum she be.
gun to end her imprisoiiment in Mos-
cow, denounced communism in Run- .
Sin. and said hows: going back to
America to tell the workers there the
actual facts about the Russian situa-
tion.
Tall and gaunt. his black hair and
heard heavily streaked with gray. the >
American. who had been a. Jiolshe-
vlk before a. visit to Russia.- “saddened
$5M grade
$900 grade
GREY ARMY B
and enlightened" described in a sup-
plemental statement. the cold fear
and trembling ln'whlch Soviet nrlsonr
ers' wait for the visits in the dead of
night;
‘ “They always come between the
hours of one and two o'clock." he
said. "A Bolshevist soldier walks into
the: hrowded cell and in the instant
silence calls out the names or the
men. or Women. who must die. In the
jail where I was. they marched the
prisoners doom 3. stairway and into a‘
courtyard. We «could hear the valleys
of the firing squads. Many men were
called out for execution from my cell
during those four months. Few of
them knew why they had been con-
damned. but generally it was under-
stood they were Hcounter -revolution‘
aries.’ They were shot Without trlnl "
After a time the prisoners became
lnured to these visits and. in the filth
and monotony of prison life. ceased
to care whether their names were
called or not. Mr. Schwartz said.
Cheery greeting were often passed as
the condemned men were marched
out. The men about to die would
say'Jheir goodbye. wave their cell
comrades a so-long. and these re-
maininghwould cry out:
"Goodby. ’ See you later.”
Throughout the first few nights.
however. Mr. Schwartz said he trem-
bled as with ague and ma clothes
oven to his overcoat. were will with
perspiration. Other priso‘ners. some
of whom had been in the jail for more
than a year. took the m tter ox nicully
and told him with up out relish
the horrors through which they had
gone
. “’hen at last the summons came. to
Schwartz to leave the cell he said he
was“ attain h was going to the ghee
of execution . But the) led him up-
stairs instead of down. He was taken
before. an official named Feldmnn. in
whose hands wax the power of life
. and death over all the prisoners in his
charge. This man said he had re-
viewed Sehwarlzt case and the Ameri-
can was free to so. Then the Bolshe-
vist said: 1
"Will ybu tell me who; vou think of
the Q01. lot gm eminent? \l'ill you go
ad; to the lntted States and speak
against us?" ,.
There was a long pause in which
STON. lc‘eb.17.-——~Almost any
3131110 make. up her mind to go to
college can do it nowadays 5‘11
about half the number of students at
Simmons College are working their
wage-“earning enough to my the
whole or a large part of their ex-
ponies. according to Dean Marlon Ed-
wards Park. The ways in which they
go about it are as unions as the
eourees or study.
Thirteen act as student helpers in
the dormitories in exchange for room
and board. Fifteen more. are work-
ing in private families with whom
they live. Their duties consist {or the
most part or waiting on table. washing
dishes and answering doorebells and
the telephone. _
One or those. a Freshman whose tu-
ition is [laid for by scholarship, rises
oxen morning in time to have dress»
ed and eaten her breakfast by 7. Un-
ill 10: 30 she serves and clears away
breakfast for 30 guests in the board-
lug house where she lives. Her. elus-
es come from 11 to 4:30. From 5 to
It p. to. slip works in the bonding
house dining-room again. Afier'that
she is " free" to study her lessons. It
takes grit to go through college on
such 11 time schedule.
A large percentage of the. girls
work during the summer. Those in
the household economies department
act as housekeepers. Trail. on table, at
summer hotels. or run tea rooms; the
library and secretarial students sub-
sliiule in lihmriva and emcee: science
students work inchemical and bacter-
iological laboratories In this way
one talented familv or small means
““8 equipped three girls with college
training.
In the majoritv of cases it is said
”Woe girls get more out of the tour
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here} 18 a Wide! eholce off eolormgs and designs, in Siikolene, Satteen 7
Each one filled Witir - ' ,,
MAISH LAMINATED com
11001335113111.
" 1 values at the new low level, and
.Now; $3.50 $10.50 grade .........Now $698
.Now $5.98 $13.00 grease .........Now $9,;93
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LANKETS,ALL WO0LL....NOW $5.00
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acme flamers Stem. ,.
LONDON. Feb. 17.-—-—A second pom-
areas or. the‘ 30m Bolshefim- or . 1H. ' Krieger C 0.
Turkesthn. was recently held at ma»
Rent aqua 182 delegates. representing ,
319 organizations. with a total mom-I
bet-ship bfivmom than 20.000 young
Mussulmans and Russians. says a
wireless despatch from Moscow. . 1
The. speakers appealed to the
youths or Tux-testes. Khiva: Bokhara
and the Kirghis region to educate tit!“ ‘
youth of the East. Eleven girls took .
part in the congress.
Dubbélbilt Boys’ Suits
- , 'At 33 1-3% 011.
POPULAR Fliflflorl
Me ”Hi GREAT BARGAINS
IN TIRES AND
TUBES
Radiators and Hood
Covers
All Sizes in Weed Chains
Aamn Kohn
ThEdeinflggcoessm—ie
9 Railroad" Ave.
The Hamilton Shep
‘0 WEEK: m
f
-, SPECIAIS
F03 THE WEEK
Now York Etna! 00500,;
mam.“ '.’...‘....,.... 21¢
Dixionaoon. an). 280
Swifts Premium 0100, 9. lb. 30:
A. STULL
249% St» MIMI
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14“.:
dun—1,.
TARLov BROS.
Cp—‘To-Datc Cigar Stun:
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
- on ens-r
$1.10 LB.
thoughts or the four months in pri-
son and the execuuonors wronged In-
to the American' s mind. Then he re—
plied:
“If your grllrnmlit really repre-
sents the working men I am for it. All
was life I have worked for the laboring
classes."
Ei‘neive though it was Sohomrlz
said the refi appeared to satisfy the
Sextet official who affected a pleas-
anirv and dismissed him.
“If every Bolshexlst in America
rould Spend a few weeks in a. Smlet
\ears spent at college than those who
ran call on rather for anything they
wish. ,
ARMORY BASKETBALL GAME.
1......
g r0116 oi‘ the most interesting basket-
ball 8‘3sz of the season will be. play-
ed at m Armory tonight .when Corneal
pony R will slash with the Deaf Mme
rlve of New York city. (the latter
quintet is said to be one or the best
in the East and will make the local
1......
F. H. BAXTER
onueeis'r ~
ifSouth gain 83;? Shh
at or age
ES}: & Tilford. Green
and s
‘ L‘A N D I_ E S
Mackemo Block
Tel. 1581
I
M: TEXTILE Store
Specutl This Vi eek
boas hustle to hold their own.
Company K lineup will assist of
“Big" George Smith "Spot" Bayou.
Gunrnler! Lonchqk and Brotherton.
The preliminary game. too. will also
prove of much interest. The Bridge-
port girls‘ live .will clash with the
Stamford girls. This is the first time
this season that two girl. teams played
in the Armory .and the game will. no .
in the Armory. and the summit. no.
W
DUNCAN SiGNS CONTRACI‘.
CTXCINNATI. 0, ‘ Feb- i Ina—Pat
prison" he concluded. "There would
he no more followers or the Red Flag
at home. " _. ,..
NanALK CASES
IN HIGH COURT
Continued from first page
Robert Brown. an ex— —5er~.'lce man of
Ronayton. was sentenced to a year in
jail. for burglary. bx Judge Kellogg.
“ while Richard Browu his brother. a
cripple. win sentenced to the State
Phone
527
Gehebe 8
It's Here. it it‘s flmSeWare
I DPrompt
LAUNDRY WORK
_ Reform school. Frank Hemingway.
the junior member of the trio. who
robbed a number 01? summer home! in
Duncan. left fielder of the Cincinnati
contract for the coming season. Dun.
League Baseball Club, has signed. his.
‘ was well Silks 357? t0 50'
Lower Than Formerly
The Teitile Store
138 Washington St. 60. Norwalk
1 F. n; Lyon‘s?
JOB PRINTING
scaunm A
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Band W Raymond
UN DERTAKER
raw—om. nos. House. as: ‘
r, s? wssamo‘rou 3T.
'“nsw see news BUILDING:
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
. WHoLESALE GONFECTION-
. Trouser AND ICE
f ”bazaar 001133
\-
_ Nor-walk was released, under y sun- can has been demanding a salary ad—
pended sentence“ - hence. but he and President August
Ralph Collins. 1' Stamford, Was Hermann quickly came to terms our» t
{given a Bohknce or from one to three lnge conferenfice ‘
gears 13 {karma 3 hold up in scam-l
{Eire 0 line was a“ tanner resident e an
of Nor-Walk“ d o tract. but who are expected to
:rhs easesrot Frank Medan-k and set mm "n‘iwh’" Mam 9"" '1‘"
13 Usually Considered the Hardest and the Mos Dis Fagin; i
All the Other Housework t con 3 of
u_ 1?; “a all. . ‘ _ Come in and See our Stock of Laundry Helps , "
.. 8 m 7°". Wflngerghgvgs‘glhomdaalgznli‘zetd Tubs, Wash Ballots. Clothes Lines
Hill: A not s, ry s e s ronin Tab! Skirt Boar . »
m ‘1‘” . Yard Clothes nears. Wall Clgothes 8" 65’
_, Electric. Irons, Potts irons A
.. Charles Manke. of; Norwalk. theiatter 3.: £33?
er‘wlifo'zn was mixed up. several Stirs
ago in: the theft of whiskey Iran the
Hawthorne Inn in Westport. and who}
fire clung-ed with assault with tent“.
roll Eddie Rm. JCh
Daubert. Larry Kent and Ivy Wim _
Other regulars who hare not sixn- f, j: '
Ctficinnati next WEEF'.
, .53 Debora Avenue
East Nor-walk, Conn.
Phone 47913
to rob’ seam Posse. or an ,‘
were motioned until Friday mousing.
man reported '
dispatches '
"Mr: twp ”Ms-«sm- .
Norwalk Chronicler