so. mum have no osltancy in lacing flavour order on today's
ls practleall
basis as any bunker relight!
Walnut-“1.1.
to your placing or the order
y,
you
Kindly thinkahls over caremllysond ‘5th
islvo you th necessary assurance to
tak€5 by the Gaivcmmentg but firs
conditions of labor there were alrond
probably even more favorable
was lngton program provld'ea
fig 1‘ countries hams eVl
props-ea one 51:» more bills aiming” in:
improvement of labor conditions, or
will do so shortly. Among these are
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‘SYV'M‘
gm.
none to purchase
TieNEW EDISON,
{all t.‘
, fin be; ' .1
great r539. Norwalk. Conn. ‘
silly parrak
‘ ...... ... ’4‘ Jim“?
who are yifi, mfififi nnfi
MPEGE IJAL GONTRACTOR
W a9: “SAND ESTIMATE.
fine “by FURN‘BHED
Telephone 1326
‘ is the” most practical.
most convenient way for
fitsPhonograpththaSoul."
Before the sun sets again.
hasten to our store and let as
minus the Special Budget”
,._.--—--.-.A----s_..
33 South Main Street
consult-15:1 190s
of Women s and Misses Costs. Suits ' Dresses. smarts}
Waists andfim_ , 2 , .2 .
Prices Reduced Emmy LOW Th8! Elsewhere
THE PARIS ULOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
South Not-walk
, South Africa. England. Itall'. Wane
‘1 Sal-166m: slam.
‘tralla. Brazil. China.
such. Gérqxany. Chili, Spain and Rn-
mania.
"Anothér group includes BritKali
India. Nos-wig” Nicaragua. Pans-mat?
Poland Burger: and Swlmrlan
which are still skidylng the problem.
. “Columbia. nonmark, Bolivia. Clan
ado. Honduras. Liberia. New Zéalanfi
L'rusuaY.
merely announced receipt. thlle Aus-
Guatemala. Ec-
nation-Curbs. Finland. Haiti. Hgdjas,
Holland. Japan. Paraguay. Peru. Pei-s:
isle. and Jugoslnvln have not even re-
plied. ”
work Promptly Attended to.
' (nulls 14m... mamas:
Perfectly Pasturized
‘V Milk and Cream
Wm
made Butter.
Ind butt .1! [rash dolly.
H. WEMPE & SON
MW .... ....
V I!» milk for babies delivered
all? parts? of. the Norwalks
from our,
WHITE GRANULATED SUGAR, 12
FANCY SPINACH. pk. ......
PURE LEAF LARD, lb. . ....... ....
,. SMOKED SHOULDERS, LEAN AND TENDER, lb ............... 21¢
, SINCLAIR BACON, IN SQUARES, lb. ......................... 230
Buy your Bread; Rolls,
WHITE HOUSE
NEXT TO
A. F. 8629an 61’ Co... Inc.
83 WASHINGTON ST.
GRAPEFRUIT AND ORAN GES
CAL'lFORNlA ORANGES, dozen ......s....................”V", 32:
FANCY GRAPEFVRUIT' 4 fOl' Doll‘glll‘OIQIOAOOCOOOano-OOI'IDI‘ 2“
I'GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, bag ......"
as.v..-a......suac-aosuaaooaeaa.m
ess'r CREAMERY BUTTER, lb.- ., sac
...................... $1.40
ss......uo-ssonasnaaaasaa-a 19¢
Pics and Oaks at
BREADERY
PHONE. 1405,
V_-eml strikes would be proclaimed to.
. sonal opinion.
m. $1.00
NATIVE POTATOES pk. 23c; bu. 31.25
rwere snevral men with drawn revol-
SEEDS—WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
son was srnnlo season ~ .
Au the Leading Varieties of Vegetables and the out Grades or Farm
Seeds Grass. Clover. Timothy and Seed Potatoes 1
RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIES or now!!! 82:03
Beat grade; of Fcrlmzsr Sheep Manure. Ground Bone,
Nitrate of Bods, ate.
\Rcmcdlca to destroy all insects and funglcldsa for the preventive
........................
and cure of all kinds of blight
Let Your Wants Be Known and We Will Supply You with the Best.
South N 01°ka Florist and Seed StoreE
2 SOUKH MAIN STREET
TELEPHONE 3M
80. NORWALK
PM Theatre ‘V "
I
Z'y-our: household :V‘
men. look and in]
Phone
527
Gellebe’s V Prom}; ..
It’s Here It It's Hou‘sownre
Delivery
LIGHTING APPLIANCES
Electric Portable Lamps, Mazda Lamps, Gas Fixtures. Gas Globes. '
Gas Chimneys, Gas Tubing, Gas Mantlcs Oil Lamps.
Bu mere, Wicks,
25 wngnfnoron 8533931”.-
chimneys:
scum Roswell: .
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Rlb Roasts (boned Va-nd rolled». a
Solid Lean Pot Roasts (no bone). . . .
Shoulder Pot Roasts ...... . . . . . .1 '
Fmsh Plate Beef .. . . . . .
‘ . ; and Mrs. Lina Ganuhg.‘
' Hrs. Francis
William Oudegoest. one of the‘fl’l‘
’rec rs of the'slntcrnatloiml men
tlon., quoted as having said ml
Geneva. few months ago. that gen-
l’orce adoption of the program. Mr
Flmmen. however said this probably
expressed only Mr. Oudegeest's per-
_—_-a —
131:an
- TO KILL HIMSELF
, Continued from First Page
aetts Inukers. and w ill three occu-
pants. shot through th maze of trot—
llc. darteq up Mill hill and made the
tum towards Westport avenue. sever-
. a1 hundred feet ahead of another
high powered car in which there
vers.
Several shots were fired at the flee-
ing car on Westport avenue. and
again in Milford. and finally in cw
Haven where the auto dashing
through tlle 331211an at the recent
million dollar fire there. made good
lts escape. It was located the next
day in Springfield.
holes were tound In the tonnenu. and
”A ‘nn‘fl
any occupant save Dreck has been
round however.
Wilton Ball Player
Gets a Surprise
Continued troll: First Page
sang “Han. Hall lilo gong: all here."
Then he woke up. \Vhlle the Wilton
folk; bld George Pleasents goodbye
and wished him all kinds of success
In his venture in the National. New
Orleans. baseball league. they were‘
sore at heart for they are going to
miss one or the best baseball players
that the State or Connecticut an pro-
dues and or which Wilton surely must
‘ be pmud. Among those present were
the following:
Mr. and Mrs. Larsen, Mr. and Mrs.
Oren). Mr. and Mrs. Masher. Mr. and
Mrs. Kuehuel. Mr and Mrs. Fitzpah
rick. Mr. and Mrs: Irving Pleasant.
.ur. and Mrs. George Pleasant. Miss
Emma Pleasant.‘ Miss Eleanor Jenks,
~
Ponuzal- '
and six bullet ~
'W W WWWTW
to Frank H. Tower. Mutant. super-
nfler Everaole was soon to jump.
ssooandnnnni“j
MES. SHEPHERD ENTERTAIE‘S.‘
A large number at friends of Mrs.
Fred Shemhcrd. gathered sit her borne
list nighttand took part in a. very ion-
joynble evening. ;_
Various toms of amusement were
ln progress throughout: (smelly of
which were several solos by master
Fred Shepherd. card; “playing. to
telling an! music by a six piece or-
chcslra with which aiming m en-
30% r I
At a late hour refreshments we
served. after which all (levelled vet.
in; Mrs Shepherd 9. very charmlng
hostess.
The guests were: Misses mam-ea
d Flora Shepherd. Madeline Blauv-
gt. Ella Chantal. Merle. Ruth and
Freda Herring. Eleanor W'illlanta,
Mrs. J. Blauvc’lt, Mrs. W. Blouvelt. ’
» Messrs. John and VW’llllun Ryan.
Steve Chantoa. Russell Jones. George
Thompson. W‘ullam Rudy. Herbert
Herring. Ralph Chm-lot. Harry Wil-
liams. Wigner Blauveltk Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Shepherm‘Mr. and Mrs Elwood.
COLDEST mm 01". THE
YEAR. V
wasmxomlsw Feb: 13.—-rns
coldest weather of the winter may be
.a .a .g,
wmtaoo~
prompted byu define for publicity.
said his machine was out of control.
and on; more apparently was torn
from its moorings. _
“No-To—Bao" has belped thousands
to break thé copay. hem-shattering
tobacco habit. “mover you have a
longing for a cigarette. cigar. pipe. or
for a. chew. 31m place a harmless No-
' $0.8M: tablet in, your mouth lnstcadu
to help rollers that awful flours
Shortly the habit may be completely
broken. and you are berm:- on? men-
tally phyilcolly, unusually. It's so
easy. so simple. Got a box or Nos-To.
Bat: and I! it doesn't you from
all craving for tobacco In any form.
your drugglat will refund your money
trillion! qua-Hon.
east or the Rocky Mountains during
the next week. according to a speélal
bulletin forecast issued today by the;
Weather Bureau. The cold wave will
extend , southward over Gulf and
South Allontlc States and carry trees-
lnglemperalures to the coast the first
part of the witch. the bulletin said.
MAIL Pm AFTER rm.
MINNEAPOLIS. Ninth. Feb. 19.n—
An investigation into the. fall
mall alt-plane near Mandala. 1 r-
dnl‘. in which Pilot C. E. Evérsolo cos
coped injury by a. parachute drop of
3.1mm,» feet. is to be conducted hgre. ll:
was announced today. ,- I
An examlnnum of the cause. of the
plane's tall will 9 sought. poem-ding
lntondont of the Mr Mail Service
he??? '
W’itnesscs said the plane continued
its course with both motors running
The Jump. Mr. Tower contends. was
Miss Nora Hxatt. Miss Elsie Becker
llflss Ewllne Becker. Miss Mlldmfi
Price. Miss M and Taylor. Miss Messr
sick. George Headdlng Géorge Bor-
Not a Bite of
reaching Minneapolis. 65 miles array.
He presented a pass believed to have
forgod. and u mot-ed the mall car. i
nuns, while the bowel pores do.
rough. Lawrence Borrough, wunm 1 . , . “The house of M glasses.“
Godfrey. Norman Godfrey. ‘Wllllm ; .
Hammer iJerry Sallingkfioorfire dGsltlferl. Breakfast| Ulltll 8V7 Atlantic St, SW“
Nelson L utlstrom. Isa or:- in ram. ,
Harry Abbott. Carleton “Feed. Ralph YOU Dnnk water ' 'Wa {nose at 3 1’. I. Dally
Steu:a;}. Rongturlwell. geoggfi Roctk- 7 , ‘ ' “
well lmtr lmad . alrc Cory - ' . ’ 1 000m
Mrs. benign Stein ltgi’nond Keeler. Marsha??? of Mgznter and mogflgmmls h“ It.
9 a c omen nose ----
, “.... do all kinda of clonal ilyo
HAD GUN BATTLE W W m “*2 ...?E......;.... ““ “"
W
‘IWTH OFFICERS Wash yoursell on me inside before * mum Model Tailor
breakffst film you do on the. ontslse ‘* ”MSW
(Continued tron Page One.) Is a vastly more important E94 1112K
‘ ...cause .tlie skin pores do not absorb Phone 1§m NORW ”1011:3152“
Cloud’. Minn. the last stop before. impurities Into the blood. causing ill
61a;
WhiteGoods Sale
Hum lbcyd.
Ini'm ....IOICOIOO 1“”.
w,.:........._... 180 yd.
3.9mm.
138Washlngton8u-oet
SAV‘EYOUR EY ES
Don’t let eve~strain sap your
vitality. .
Vua
“II-[AMER
For" every ounce of food taken into
_VCo.
This Was denied by. Evera‘ole. who '
‘ and disappeared.
. Corps hold a Well annuals-“H”
, jn pleasant one.
‘ amlttees were namedzt
Martha Wilcox. Mrs. 1%Whltney.
n's converséd with Strong anti bless.
. sislnnts until the train passed through
Exiles-3.145 miles from here, when he
pulled a gun
2.. Harry Christensen was ordered to
bind his fellow clerks with wire.
Strong; resisted. and was shot. Chris-
‘ tenson then was forced to open a re-
. flattered mall
suck, and the bandit
Went its contents into a grip. As the
train slowed flown on the outskirts o:
Minntvapoll lhg robber 'd‘l‘oweé: or!
no oNorEaV
Womans Relief
BOI‘GLVAS W.
last eveningsg’n (1A. R. Hill
lng‘ton street. The evening: brown
The following com-
Belicia-Airs
Airs.
arrle Riemann
Co
Lillie Merriam. Mrs
Joyce.
son. Mrs. May 83:4:le
loox, Mrs A. BREE.“
Joyce. Mrs.
Lime
ecuuve 1C"
{Brothér-
um.
the stomach. nondy‘ an cones of
waste material must be carried outs
o: the body. ‘ I! this waste is not:
3ellklnated day by day it quickly fer-
talents and generates poisons, gases
and toxins which are absorbs?»
sucked into theiblpod stream: through
lymph (nets. which should suck
only noufishmcnt
:v’ A splendid health measure is to
drink; .beforo breakfast each dams
glass or not water WM: 3 teaspoonfnl
of limestone phosphate in sit. whisk
log and fashioning £319
canal before eating ' zom-
A quarter pound of llurustoue
nkete costs but little
is a harmless may to wash them not L5”
sons from the stomach. liver. kidneys ; '
1 and barrels: thus cleansing "
Royal Auto Ptg.
South Kain Elliot
{Opposite Wilson‘s Hat shop 1
South Nor-walk. Gunil-
High Class Work a Specialty
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
‘
8 Soul; Main Street
, IE '
damnteegurs. Harriet KelLV Era.
Francis
PWGDBV
' Striped Taffeta and Crepe do Chine Waists. Were up to
‘Madlas
prices" that Will not soon be equal] ed.
)
J ;
‘Dubbelbilt Boys’
At 33 1-3% Off.
,H. Krieger Co.
Suits
GREAT BARGAINS
IN TIRES AND
TUBES
Radiators and Hood
Covers
. All Sizes in Weed Chains
Aaron Kuhn
The Leading Accessorie
Store
9 Railroad Ave.
W!
VTAltLOV BROS
Ups'I‘o-Dale Olga r stow
HALL-MARK
CAN DI ES
THE BEST
$1.10 LB.
Mahackemo Block
Tel. 1581
u-”
a
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67c
The Hamilton?
49 “'ALL 511:: .:
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conns
.53 Osborn Avenue
Phone 47913
POPULAR. FIVE {1; EN
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East Norwalk. COR“-
Jewelry. CU“
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