9'! If you expect to pass next'
'umter in this climate the question
I . ill! c0111 cannot be side-stepped.
N011 must meet the situation
aquamly within the next six
4 months. It is up to you to decide
4‘ {whether you will buy when coal is
"Ipientiful or wait until it is scams
.4 "and price advancing.
' ima't’s- the answer?
A. M. woosrnx
4 ATTORNEY AT LAW
If... lnmlnor U. 8. Patent Office
PAT EN T- S
End for. Booklet on Panel-
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F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR
Rage 1% Shaw, Park & 'I'iliord,
Green Seal, and Russell's
C AN DIES
4%
\ W ' ' e "eve
— e " B h
in the lumber and service we'are giv-
_ng and in our ability t 0 get good
results—that the manufacturer who
is most concerned about filling the
.wants of his community with the best
lumber obtainable, in the best man-
4 ner possible, will not have to worry
about trade—permanent trade.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
W
AGENTS FOR
Creo-Dipt Shingles
Bird. & Son Roofings
Johns-Manville~ Co. Roofings
Beaver Board and Sheetrock
.K'TARLOV BROS.
Up-to Date Clgar Store
HALL-MARK
.7 . CANDIES
- THE BEST
$1.10 lb.
Memo Block, Tel. 1581
Perfectly Pastuged
~7 .7451}: and Cream
.The milk for babies delivered,
to all parts of the Norwalks
and Rowsyton.
Homo-made Butter. Eggs from our
term. and buttermilk iresh daily
F. H. WEMPE'& SON
Phone 2696 and 1618
,7.....,...,..._.| . ..... ,..,
.VISIT THE
:Goodie Shop
.22 NO. MAIN ST.
. .
7
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3
1
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Opposite Palace Theatre
GOTTLIEB’S
'UEN’S and BOYS’
('LOTHING
“a: FULL LINE OF
“fien's and" Boys' Clothing
Back to Normal Prices
r-y
GET A SQUARE DEAL
‘We will buy your household
{.gqods rags, papers, Junk and all
4woml- -ha.nd goods. Anything you.
4 %ve.tPglce according to the qual-
- o e oods. A
olvsys. 5 square deal
Philip P. Mahoney.
: - 62 Van Zandt Street'
:ldoond-hand Goods Always on Sale;
GREAT BARGAINS
IN TIRES AND
' ' TUBES
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a. GOODYEAR cono TIRES
ISOUTH NORWALK PHONES 1860, 2211
CORSETS
IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
make it leisnlely, remembering that upon the cmrect selection
of 10111' corset depends the modishness of your gowns—and
your comfort as 110“.
\Ve carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every type
of figure, and we are sure 1ou will find in our Corset Depot‘-
mcnt the model designed to best express your own individu~
ualty. Expert assistance will begiven if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE
MME. J EANNETTE
SOUTK NORWALK’S LEADING
CORSETIERS AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street Phone 909
iflfll
................ 8clb.
............. 8clb.
. ......... 7.18clb.
18ch
Fresh Plate Beef.
Plate Corned Beef
Rump Corned Beef.
Smoked Shoulders . . . .
Sinclair Bacon ..........
NATIVE SPINACH AND KALE.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 MAIN STREET, NORWALK
WASHINGTON 8T. AND RAILROAD AVE” 80. NORWALK
WESTPORT BLACK BOOK BRIDGEPORT
" CALL W 1405
GET THE HABIT of calling this number andhaving
1 our order delivered
PILLSBURY’S FLOUR, bag ......... ........ $1.39
LEAN SMOKED SHOULDER, lb .. ...... . .......... .. 18c
CANNED PEAS, 37 for ........... 50c
FLORIDA GRABEFRUIT. 3for ............... 2' .......... ' ...... 25..»
DAILY DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS OF ROWAYTON, DARIEN,
EAST NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK
A. F. BECKMANN & CO., . In'c.‘
PHONE 140?”
83 WASKINGTON STREET
Born in Scotland 72 ,years ago, Mr.
ROMANO RETURNING HOME.
Brand went to theUnited'Btates while
SHANGHAI. April 13.-—-—Salvatore
"National I).
‘dong time for the securitv.’
Romanor~representlng the Internal
7'Revenue -Department of the United
States Government. left Shanghai for
America in February after a tour or
investigation in the Far East, devoted
to income tax matter. He is the first
agent of the department who has vis-
ited the Far East officially.
l
TOKIO. April 13,—7Re1r.’ . 41. '
i11331311111'01- 81 1799mm. missions” 7
ran tor the Mean slaw-t is.
den cease ‘ '
ABIERICAN MSSIONARY DEAD. i1
a young man and came out to Japan
to work in the minion field in 1890.,
Most of his work was done in'fi'rokio
where he topnded the Shiba Baptist
church. 7.4
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.' - \.x A
mrn'rmsma IN swam.
._._...
SHANGHAI. April ill—What bul-
Iétins oi the Health Department of
- Settle
" ponilie.
18 SPREAIIINE
Now Efiects Furniture.
crying “Dangerously De-
cadent Movement”
. LONDON, April 13 ,7. Jazz {urnla
turezciothing and wall paper were de-
cried by Sir Charles C. Allen in an
address before the first National Fur-
nishing Trades convention here. 7
"English furniture has ranked so
high in the estimation of the world
that One-finders how it comes that
in it at this moment a disease is de-
veloping of the jazz 1Y99.’ he laid.
"Will‘lhe public buy ill: jazz. 1,1 pcs of
clothing material we s"! OI‘R‘N‘d for
sale, and the far womc. things one
finds printed and in wallpapers in the
wholesale stores? Jazz of all kinds is
like rubbish of .1” kinds; ii is notJikc'
iv to last long.’
"I have. recently bun shown grcat
quantities of materials for most 11n~
halmonious color and (rude d: sign"
he said. "things which might suitably
be exhibited in a 11:11 dark ccllar
rather than in H1: light 01 (131' or In
our homes I was wurul dressmak—
crs were buying them lal":r1l,\.“’hat_
:1 home should be lik: to match such
clothing I do not cure to think.
“It makes me devoully trust that
skirts of such materials 11l|l he 11olh-
ins: like so long as ll1--v:11c 10d: 11'.
The human {01111 111in u uninlv occas-
jonally he better trhok upon than
in:~ 51 monstrosllics ”~llu _v :1r:~ pro.
ducts 01:1 dangerously d:- cAdr 111 movc—
mc'nl.
___________._._——— 7
.‘lOTION l’ll'l‘l III'ZS ‘
A. R. Foslo'l' lll'lll'l‘ Film
Production»
The board or 111nn:11:«-1na-nl. com-
posed of national offim'rs :1111] slate
llauglm-rs of the
regents. of the
American Revolution, has adopted :1
resolution which it hell-177s is llmcly
and H fork: is (if vnlu:~ 111 1 \cl')' town
11h: rc [licrc is :1 motion snlclurv' lhcn-
ire; in fact. the cmin so("1111'b:~-
llcvcs it is of wmth 1177"'l171:\1r there
are people keen for 11': H.111) work 01
the right sort or re. 11 (due ::11ion 1| and
rccncailonal cndcaxors. and that it
goes beyond these. for ‘11 ~71 1177-1 that
the safe“ of tho counlry demands
higher stands of maul”: piclurls.
The resolution reads:
Illsol1'.cd That lb:
of management of th:
the American Revolution.
11: 11lor I‘ lm: 1rd
Daughters of
r: coznizins:
the 1ccrmlto'nnl and cd111.1ii011:1l mum
of the motion picture. :md iis pnvvt‘l‘
for good or chI and conv"in«ul Hull :1
low l1pc of motion piun u
is «1111101
nilzing‘ In its 77mm do I “In cndorsc
and ogrcc in fostcr lulhrJllms :md
lulinr film production :72: set fmlh in
thr- :"Jl!owi111: lk'clarulmn of l’rinci-
111's" .
.77l77uu:1ic
'77“ ""]i\'\'1'. llllil nnd
r'l't‘ “'0": ' .‘1- censor: hm. Irvl‘ from
the “Him-"- 1): 1‘.:1' 17~7uluccr or c).-
bilsl' :7 '1I12'1~}1 : sw-uliul.
“'7 lair” - ‘l':1l l‘lmrz which por-
ir'.' Elmo-cert :74: or :%1u:m7silons. dc-
p17: 1 1 or d: use 1111- home. should
'7..7 11.1'1.1il‘(:l.
’...~ he 1717111111 sensallomil and in-
accurate reproductions of famous
hooks. plass or incidents in historv
or the use of a misleading name for
a. motion plciuic plow to cover :1 lurid
drama should not be permitted. s
“’6 believe that a film which iidl
culcs 1111) form of religion. or one
which portrays dislo1al conspiracy
against the government or arouses
class haired should not be permitted.
We belicvc further that the observ-
ance ol' the following suggestions con-
cerning the exhibition of motion pic-
tures will raise the general standard.
Local legislation prohibiting all
night shows; prolcsts from right-
mindcd persons against ' degrading
posicl's :11. the theatre entrance and
qucsllon. '1blc :1d1 crllsini! in news-
papt rs. pc riodic: Us and through the
111 lils proper ventilation of exhibition
bulls and lhcalrcs; propu' carc in
bundling lnfl: 1mm: 1l7lc nlms; proper
hr:- pron clion :md compc l: 111 operator
who has sc-cund lhc n1c1s~1r1publlc
liu ns: and permit: light I nough in ex-
Illbllinn 11: like and ibc‘inlns to 1"”111ul
ll1c oullinc of' indivduals.
F‘innllv we lull: 1:. for the future
safclv of lbc counn'v.ll1nt :1 campaign
of constructive c1111: ism must be 11' 511;-
cd by women and women 's organiza-
tions to enforce higher standards for
motion victims and the conditions
undcr which they are given.
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.WANI8".4MEIIIEAN
TRflflPS [IN RHINE
1.“T\IIIS.ApiiI J 2.-—-’l‘l1c Duchess dc
Rohnn urges American women and
the l'nited States government. to let
the American soldiers remain on the
117171113. The Duchess. with other
members of the Comiic France-
Amcrique. “ere guests of General
Henrv ’1. Allen :11 Coblcnz Februarv
15. when the troops celebrated the
annivcmarv of the day American sol-
diers took their place on the Allied
front as an American army. She tells
of her trip in the March number or
Fiancc- ctats-unis. the committee‘s
magazine. 7' Tl'
'Tv‘iy joy is profound.” she says in
her diary of the trip. “to see the
American flag on Ehrenbreltstein and
I do hope it will remain there a 191'“
not only
or my own'country but 01" Europe and
till the lovers of liberty and humanity
"Yes. it is aJact which I feel even
more keenly than I did before, 7111111
the Germans respect only force and
power and that. ..the United States is
the only people théy tear. knowing
perfectly that.” it were medial, they
would come 0.53.1117 as numerous as
But I do hope thlt the torso
eminent of the name some! “a
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Shirts and Drawers—In white or balbriggan;
Night Shirts and Pajamas—Neat patterns in various 77. .A
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In white, black, cordovan, navy, grey,Palm Beach am 374
Silk Fibre Socks-7-Abargain ...... ,,,,, \1 .41,”
I All sizes, in g1 ey, brown and black. 4/:
Full Fashioned Silk Hose—A splendid value. . . . . . . . 1: My, '5‘:
In black, white, grey, brown 01' 11av1r.;4
New Neckwear—A wide choice of novel patte1 11s and .1914. 74
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.‘II'ZXH‘AN C(INSCLAR SYSTESI.
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of sending later many, Sunny
troublc
more~ to Europe." unxnjn ('I'I‘Y. April l3.-—(.‘om~
"Th“ American troops." 3““ -“"-"5~ pl: ll 1': organization of ill: \I0\ll .111 ; H. Kr. (.6)
sure 111:1:rnll'1can vl-he men are (all (1)1151”. 11 111' st: 111 b' .1171 I11(n maerpd “7““ f IEbLI .
and handsome. They walk majestic- “111111.11 l' 4,, nil-'1 i. fmmcr ,0 \ ‘
unvcr Ce'no'rul in Now York. in chart“ of HIV ‘ .Tlu' 1.1-:112117; 1'7 :
ally and with inn-:11 regularity
one behind the ollwr. It is wonderful 11ml; gem”. D- nrgri told “(1“vspz‘1y'r -
to 1417» thu-m parading." 111111 111-11 :11 11-331 25 per (1111 (1; ll 7 ' 29-81 \\'l;~'|' \‘. \ 1111. l. \
Illllli‘n; 1h.- 1-7-1117w. she $41.18. "Th" consular bod) will b: l‘flllO\1'd 101' m-
.\l: 1111111141 dc Ito: l1 1111b: all and I 11': 1c .7flicl1'll1'y. "
so lulliusinstic U1: 1! We :mkc 7d 171 nulls.
sion 10 huvc lhc honor of kmsmg lh: \\II{I I‘c'ss ST"! '0‘ IV S\\"‘l DEV 4 X7011 Clll‘
Amrriam flag-4 s'r00.1<171171 11 1.7711 1:1. -”—-ll17 . gt] , ‘4
And in closing. lhc Iluclll'ss “" building 111' ilc 81111112111 gouinmdlt,‘ \VI 1 £1 7'"
claims: ‘ .-\m: rice: in [his 11. '11' )1: 73 lump m the com: ml‘l' “M1 Il'th “0“” win . OLItIaV
the wall separating deminntion and less station in 511111111 for 11"irclus: o. '
lusilcc. ambition and llum. ".1nll1 flin oommuniculinn with Amok,“ has 1,“...
poslponmi 11111171.: lo the gem-1:1! coun—
Hmli‘ d: pl'W‘sslull.
has .117: 11 our I rondcncc.’
HAPPINESS
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or 1113111 111.1 Mme... :17 .. ,7:
One of the Blackest Trage-
dies of the Bolsheviki
Nightmare, Says Baroness
Wrangel
Pure Cocoa in bulk, s 111.201:
Fancy Kaine Corn, 2 cans 250
Extra. FannyBlueReseRioe,
‘1“. .II.....I..II...I 2~M
F. S. LYON
JOB
South Nor-111.111
PRINTING
l
siun rcfugcc colony here is available on
this subject.
"Our girls arc dead. morally." is a
phrase in 11 letter dated :1 111011111 ago
received here from Moscow. smuggled
out by way of Iicval. written by a
woman to her nephew in Wrangci's
army. ‘1 nm kcpl ,_:1livc only by the
'GARDEN
TOOLS
:7 West Washlngton
Children's Store
to, Norwclll
fa
PONSTANTlNl'll’LR. April 7 1:1.»-
le {aromas \\'r:1ng1-l. Wife ol' the] Emmy“ Skimmed Milk, ,,__,___4
1:111:11] who commanded the unli-' . 10°
llolshc1ik army in Southern Russlul “MSG“ """""
until iis :1: font and collapse dcclarcs CIJOTHING
llmt tlw “dcmornllzntion of our boys
land girls. lb:- no-vi goricralion of Bus. “—and‘
sinus. is one of the blackcst tragedies A S I l I I I ‘ ‘
of H177 llolshcvik nightmare. 'I‘llcy O FURNISHISGD
have stolen the minds of our cliild— --fOI'—‘
rcn." . 84 m at... Best lei-walk . 7
Abundant evidence from lrusl- BOYS AND (IIRIJS
worthy sources among the vast Rus- At The
11d
American Red Cross for this purpose.
Phone 479 l3
hopc of seeing you again. Never rc- 7
turn l1crc wilh your children. If ALL SIZES 0F DaVid \gfi'}i{1\ in}?
they survive famine and disease. the I\
Bolslicviki will make animals of Pearl, Galvanized and UND 7:7 ((3
77......" ‘ ' Bl k Wire Screen T""‘°"'°°' 1“” «I *1 '
One of the dcn‘lands of thc rcvolut— ac I 27 WASHMCT ' L f q .4;
ing workmen in Moscow and other Cloth ’ NEW RED MEN S 6"”
cilics has been lhnl the Communist ' ‘
education of children be abandoned. _. ”” “'4
I‘wln Kun. who in Budapest alicmpt— 0.
(7d in givc the children of thp very R nfkld B ‘ )‘. (
boor $Pt'1‘lfll playground and introduce ose 1‘05. 7 S D G L AN 11 T ON.
in :1 measuri- mllhuds wcll known in HARDWARE AND HOUSE- { WHOLESALE COIVFI C 3
Eli» ‘ll'ni‘u-dl Slnlcsl. hols 11'icdflohortiz‘11;— FURNISHINGS 5 TIONERY AND Egg
zc 11' 117.1971 am no :1ccs o l c r — AM N
men into n-sl houses and hospitals 125 wmn St' P1101183“ CRE CO INC
for children. llcccnllv :1 Crimean. FREE DELIVERY 53 03born AH‘ ”
Wireless 1171111: s11 d help from the East. Norwalk, C
\"ALK ER I i I??— I'I] .I'IC'I‘FJ) (‘AI’TAI N.
SPECIAL SALE
Nainsook
10yardsfor 88c
Unbleached Muslin
40 inches wide
6Yards for $1.00
EVERY WOMAN’S
FASHION SHOP
'Washington Street, South Norwalk.
NPAV HAVEN. April l3.~A. T’.
“'alkcr. Jr.. of Pclllam Manor. N. Y..
has been rc-clczlcd captain of the
Yale 'vnrsliy fencing 11mm. Yule had
only one defeat in six dual meets the
past winter.
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CO‘IB SAGE TI A
‘ I‘TO GRAY HAIR
user- «son
Perfecto Bouquet
Now Sold for 10c
Dal-Imus Beautifully mid RcStorcs Its
Natural Color and Lustre
faded hair beautifully dark and lux-
COMPANY-
the ready-to-use prc'paratlon. impmv-
ed by the addition of other ingredi-
onto. a. large bottle. at little cost. at
drug stores. known as "Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound, " thus avoid-
in: a lot of muss
ORIENTAL RUGB Carefully
Treated
Orders Called 7.. and Delivered
Bowie. Prompt.
Conn. Carpet Cleaning Co.
CLEAN YOU R
.ll‘c
At Once
*‘I— C
Common garden sage brewed into i our Panatella EXIT.“ \l‘
a. heavy tea. with sulphur and alcohol 7 Also SOId for 10C
added. will turn gray. streaked and CARPET CLEANING our No One 8c; 2f01 131‘
urlant. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul- Oarpe m up Cleaned Glenn
phur recipe at home. though. Is u 3 . WELL ( H, U1
troublesome. WAn, easier way is to get Colon Restored, Like New OLD
”AA
Carpets and Rm:S
While gray. faded hair is not 31711111 .
we augeslre to retain out youthful an- 37 Cedar 3b. 30- leu‘ “WAN El
‘pearanea and attractiveness. ‘ By: _ no“ we 1
darkening your Zbair 77:211. Wyath's O K CLERS AND NAK19
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one _ IT RESTORES COL N W
can tell because 11 does it so naturally. j____.__._ THEM LOOK LIKE E
evenly. You just dampen a sponge sold By .
soft brush—with it and draw this no”: fig (:0 ,. st
. \v linglon.
through you; hair. . taking one small . All“ acid Egg: 824:,“ J: )Norlll Al m 51.
MM ,4 at. me byim 111 us all stay m Phone 00! William Miller. 33 “fibugon ~11.
' u 7 35 Wall
were C07 4" Main 5"
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