3mm, seer 23.1921 ‘
N;.\‘I\T PACIFIC- (nonma- hepropooedobripleauhneeotgmt , ' - ..
l 1‘33“; "3- Britain the United States and Japan. 1m m 1%“ mm
He proposed that s. federation be rad anon ' .
...-\l i. N. S. W.. Sept. 23.-—~Es- .fprmefi of the IN“). of Pacific 131_ K I“ “I“ “m t! 0" Ukraine
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,1 »1 or a. permanent Pacific and: which are now underemsndates am ”an.
and an island federation to Australia and New Zealand, or are
1 1 1 '
J. . .1 rccently by Dr. Radial-d. colonies of Great Britain. These isl- “I mm "a;
1 ‘1 ..1 (:oulhurn. in an address be». ands would all have representatives < low :2 by far the m
11 .. Governor-General. the 1111- in a. Federal council in .which Austral~ , , numerous at 0’5 aspiring to h"
'1 .1 commanding the Australian‘ in. New Zealand and Great Britain . “cadence through the “339mm
.1 .. .1 other distinguished persons.
,1. 1:...1ford said :1 standing Paci-
(-.v,ul.vn-ncc should include all pow-
, Lil-inf: possessions in the Pacific
mu “the British Empire. United
sly“. Japan. France and China——
d, pt rh1p< Holland and India. As
11'.
uuc-lrus for united and solid notion. New Zealnnd.
also would be represented. Ultimate-
he thought. Great Britain might
find it desirable to withdraw from
direct representation in this council
and entrust the task 0! maintainin‘
the prestige of the British Empire in
the Pacific entirely to Australia. and
,.-v
When we say $5.00 given away, our customers
know we mean just what we say~and now we are
going to give FIVE DOLLARS in trade on every $50
purchase of merchandise or shoes.
Remember you
get this discount even while our Big Reduction Sale
is going on. Save your checks on every purchase,
and they will be redeemed whenever your purchases
ST. PAUL. Minn. Sept. 23.——Ap-
proximately 1,500 head of blooded
cattle, on exhibit of dairy industrial
machinery occupying more than 150 -
000 me feet or floor space. exhibits
of milk products from all the prin-
cipal producing states of the countn-
and many foreign nations. lectures by
experts in various phases ,0! the indus.
try in the United States. demonstra-
tions of all sorts and child welfare
clinics are some of the outstanding
which is to be held at the Minnesota
Fair Grounds here Oct. 8 to 15.
Never before in the fifteen years of
,its existence. according to those in
charge of the show, has such an array
of exhibits been assembled for the
ediflcatlon or visitors to the display.
Every device and appliance known in
the care of cattle and the production
of milk will be on exhibition.
The display will point out the evo-
lution of the dairying industry from
the simple pail and humble milking
stool to the automatic mllker refriger-
ating plants, separators. and complex
creamery machinery.
Student cattle Judging. domestic
science demonstrations, work of cow
testing associations and activities of
the Bull and Calf club also will offer
many atractions for the expected half
millions visitors to the shows and the
seventeen allied conventions which
will be concurrently.
The United States government will
have a $25.000 educational exhibit at
the show; and lending nations in the
butter and cheese industry vrill also
be represented by sample showings of
their products
Everv national and state cattle as—
sociation will have headquarters at the
show with special days for e:[1ibition
of each breed of liyestock. Many
features of the National Dairy Show-
There are 35,0008!) Ukrainians, most
at them in the six southern and south—
western former Russian “gem.
meats." or provinces and in eastern
Gallela.
The Ukraine is larger than Gor-
many and twice as large as France. I:
stretches Item the Carpathian moun-
talus to the Black sga and the Con-
casus. It contains the oil fields or.
Guilds and the famous Donetz coal
and iron region. Almost all the cereals,
cattle, sugar and salt exported from
the former Russian empire came from
the Ukraine.
11 the Ukraine manages to survive
cud keep within its boundaries the
territories in which its race predom.
mates. it will be the most DODquus
and the richest of the~new states cre-
the largest country in Europe
An independent Ukraine however.
does not seem to fit in with the inter.
ests or the victors in the World war.
as these interests are conceived by
their statesmen. Hence every pas“.
ble effort is being made to deny the
existence of a Ukrainian race. Dur-
ing the last few years the most absurd
and unfounded statements about the
Ukrainians have been circulated and
have gained credence.——Berbert Adams
Gibbons in the Century Magazine.
COMFORT FOR THE AVllATOR
Electrically Heated Coat Preteen
Against Extreme Cold Encoun.
tered in the High Altitudos.
An clcctrlcnlly heated garment. de-
signed O~pt‘>vlllll_\’ for use by aviators_
lms inn-11 developed by the genius of
at the Roman‘ofls and ansbm.
u‘ted by the war, and next to Russia,
fitom New York!
From
the world’s fashion Centers
come these new style ideas in
Kirschbaum Clothes.
Have
you seen the latest Fall designs?
$30 .. :45
J o s E'P H DENT?
counties in northwestern states are an linlinu. Alll‘mallil’elo Negromantl of
lannlng spccial “county days." 'llld Milan. It has certain very novel fea- ,
amount to $50.00. Ere or .. - . - . _ - - -
. gamzmg their excursmns With :1 turns. '
View to these dates. In the high reaches 9 the at- 85 WASHINGTON STREET SO. NORWALK
OUR PRICES ON‘ SHOES CANNOT BE
EQUALLED
Our Prices Are Always the Lowest
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1‘00 810‘“
A negro boy had been
to n Virginia police
fifth time charged
chickens. The
brought in-
court for ‘tlu-
with. stealing
mngistrnte determin—
ed to appeal to the boy's father.
mmplu-rc. into which 31" .1ors ascend.
thvrc is own in summer time cold so
severe that the thickest garments of
padded and untrimmed leather do not
afford aulvqliule protection.
The Ncgromsntl coat is woven of
SYSTEMATIC r
vehicles and consequent stimulus a‘
.___.. . x . ,1 1 “h. oil . The volume of traffic and the num— ‘ . .— _ ‘ ' .
“See here." said his honor. "tins thn WIN-1““ :(“_ refill “imp-land wet: .8 her of complications caused by t‘ms co-ordmation 0L pol1ce activities. ha
Come and Be Convinced DON 0f your“ has “1‘9“ in ””5 “0”” are N N ‘I-Hd ét' lNNI‘m “ res coate REGULATION immense tot :11 increase has caused .1 been instrumental in securing this Bl-n
so many ”m“; charged with chicken “in, :1 Uhprofi,‘ llsu tiling mntenal— EFFECTIVE situation acco: ding to Highwzn Com— feet. The great improvements in high-
. stealing ihnt l'm quite tired of seeing asbestos or silt. ed h missionpr I)tllnl :1 .1 id Motor Vehjch ways and city streets. the general prh
him here." The wires “re connect wit a. —" lCommissiomr s 01. kc! xv hich Calls gross along constructive lines. in man!
_ "I don't blame you. jedge." said source of vlm‘lrlc current (Which may Continued from Fir“ Pm ifor extreme measures from the safely instances remote from the direct snb~
V '\ “ “A ' ' ' -. r i‘ I - ' jl“ " , 5 - : ‘3 i" v - .‘i‘ . -
UM Dawns. on '1: tired of stem be a lullil')‘ Of 1 1umulators). and or: used steadily since 191]" ;ste.ndpomt. _ ..ect unn. consulr anon. Kaye all act
. him lit-re is you is. also null :.11 apparatus which Contains The number of vehicles registered; The totals {0. n} e years “.17. 1:.” ed as causes to {M5 efiect. The e.- /
' “Then. why don't you teach him an nugx‘nltl barometer. The latter in- tablishmcnt of a better morale in an! ‘
40 W'ater Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
how to nct.‘ Show him the right Way
and he won’t be coming here."
“I has showed him do right way."
strumcm 1~ assoclaml with a thermo-
stall" tube in \uvh :1 wily as to vary
the olectrlcnl resistance of the wires
pe rcent. for
(estimated) for 1921.
has been constant for the past ten increasing hazmd
1020
in the state shows an increase of 15‘ and 1"1"8500ml3i116d With each othu
and 15 per gem. fshon that some Iorce is at work to
The increase ieduce fatalities as compared with an
The probability-'15
large group of citizens.
complished. improves conditions
It is for the purpose of gettini z m
' ' I . . u -,‘_ - ‘ .- \ P. ‘ ‘ 7 ‘ ,
We (‘arry a Full Lme of Sweaters, Under- 3:23;: ,ffif'f'l;0 t"?§;:,n’t‘efor"*§m332,3 mmposrmz we our years and. a. it continues at the 15 mm the reanmnon of conditions n- mnwwm r sum from regulation '1
. , . , . .
wear and Hosiery
9...... --..A.- _ _i
how. dodge: llc always gets caught."
Advertise in the
. best results.
MME. J EAN N ETTE
SOUTH N OR‘VALK’S LEADING
Corsetiere and Glover
Fall Showing
Sentinel for thc‘.
'l‘lms, bot-answer the hammclrlc con-
trol or 1119 electric current. the coat
g‘lvoi increasing warmth us the flying
1‘ mm-hlne attains higher and higher al-
llimles. The higher thc 11vlmnr goes
{the more the beat furlll>llt‘d for his
comfort by the garment he Wears.—
' Philadelphia Ledger.
An Eye Test by Ear.
Apropos of the oral method of in
Eeage
'vehicles has not been increased.
0 o
’oW’.‘
strucliou at present in vogue. a hach- O?
elor motes-lot in one of the San Fran- 3:0
clsco medical schools tolls :1 story on
himself in connection with a clinic pa-
tient turned over to him for an eye ex-
amluntlon.
Doctor Blank put the chart on the
wall and connnanded a small and
shrinking six-yc.1r-old to read what he
saw on it.
The child lwmn painstakingly with
a strange assortment of grunts and
wildered. :xlul evidently decided he was
not: putting enough steam into his per-
tormence.
The poor child was red in the face.
and the doctor about to hand him over
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per cent. for 1920.
142.479
and 1?. per real. ‘flucnced public decision about
automobiles this yezu'.
available for
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Money saving Sale
This Friday and Saturday ‘ 3
Conn. Butter 69’ Egg Co.
(Opp. South Norwalk Trust Company): ‘ ' .
1917
How- {and that the action tam In that year
ever. the incn use in actual road mil- gsccuring the m 0f a. Connecti—
the 1159 of motor .cut motor which I... “ the estab—
illshment of the department of motor
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this subject and to cut the number d
traffic accidents to a minimum not.
withstandil g H: e constant increase In
traffic that Snftey- First week is being
observed.
to--.“
. “Duh!" he ejaculated explosively. : .
CORSETS HOSIERY ....
however Lu:- -
hisses. “Gull: Buhl Tuhl B-r-r-rll :3. a
“1—" , or
V .Here the-"dorm?!“ lnterruptettm en - .zz . , P : ‘ :7“
0F- CORSETS GLOVES, HOSIERY BRASSIERES AM) ..f‘“f?i.§.'.'-; ”33““‘3 “...: .x; 90 WASHINGTON STREET TELEPHONE 2419 .
UNDERWEAR ”nus: 13:15.3; 5:12:52. .. .3. , ..
We canv ir “‘Mk Corsets
$3.00 Silk. I‘IOSlt‘l‘X hum-33m $2-49,
o
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to the office nurse to be taken down
UR SPECIALS
uhich are made to l . c ' .- - - - - to the neurological clinic asnprobable 60
t_'\ )6 of ii ure, and we are “:11: $200 SILL Hosxer" m"°"‘“'m“ $135 Wot- whe“ ‘1“? mom" gently me" “
1 g 5‘ $200 Silk Hosiery - - $169 med 8*“ e”““‘“"“ “m “mm“ 0°
.\ 011 will find in our Corset ' ' "”""‘" ' bachelor- .‘ TT - K ' lb 456
Del-)artment the model de‘ $1.50 Silk HQSiCI'D' oumooujo‘p‘o $1-00 Her “Tile one had been taught to .1 BU ER (Elgln creamerY)‘ o oi. o o of. o;o.'o_o o o o a u o o o o 05- - o‘o_o:o O,
.m honedc method.
signed to best express your rend bi e9
own individuality Expert as-
sistance \\ ill be given if desired.
$1. 00 Silk Lisle oxqo .m.m.w. .... 790
$1. 00 Outsize Hosiely . . . . . .... 790
69c Lisle Hosiery m. “puma,” 490
.Children’ 5 80: .r._. om." .m- can 29°
Children ’s 3-4 Sox . .m.;.vc;c:o; 490
Children’ s Stockings —.- rm Wm... ‘96
dozen,39c ‘
'.:.'c 0,. 0 lbs, 276 k V
0.0.0...
EGGS (All Guaranteed): . . . . .1
CHEESE (Best Full Cream); .
SWEET CLOVER MILK
EVAPORATED‘MILK (Tall Can): .
TOILET ROLLS .-: . . .
CAMPBELL’S SOUPS ‘(Assortedimx .
SODA CRACKERS . .... . ,7
ROYAL LUNCH . . . . . . . 1b., 14c '
SUGAR! 4c lb."
.With a purchase of 1 lb'. of Tea or Coffee—3 lbs. limited._
0 olo‘otox-Co o'oio of. o
Confession! of a Cynic.
I am very fond of dynamite fire-
crackers when they are shot on over
in the next state.
I like humid mother. but not in a
selfish way I would Just as soon let
the other people have some of it.
I always read all the fiction maga~
zines I can get. I think the ads are
very interesting.
I never sorry about little things—-
like microbes. There are so many big-
zer things that are worth while.
I would like to know what kind 0!
$4.00 Silk Bloomers . . $2.95 a battle fleet a Pacific fleet is. anyhow.
$7. 50 Crepe De_ Chine ' I have never had time to play gawt.
Nightgowns emu); $4.95 . and don't believe I have missed very
much—New York Mull.
Muslin Underwear
.—..——__._‘
HOW ’Chub.
7 ‘A new adaptation of the parachute
g}: :3 Igfiggggés N“. g'gg hssbeen experimented upon by the,
310:1."
$2.00 Chemise _...,._ $1.29
$2.00 Petticoats mcg $1.89
o ofojo o yofolo o o u o
Prices Range From
$1.00 to $10.00
. can, Me
O O'Ofoito o’o..:o‘:0;oro.o o o o'oTo o o o o
. . . can, 16c
. . . ...... 3 for 10c .
...—.. . cans, 3 for 25¢
... . 113;, 12c .
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15' .W’”:
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Silk Underwear
$2. 50 Silk Vests g) o um $1.75
$4. 00 Silk Vests ...».3, $2.95
BRASSIERES
700 Brassieros mm...“ 59c
$1 :30 Brassiercs 33.3.»... 950
$2 00 Brassieres ... u...... $1.49
GLOVES
$4.00 Kid Gloves 9331.3; $2.95
$3.50 Kid Gloves “—5....“ $2.49
$3.00 Suede Gloves ...—.33 $1.95
$1.50 Chamoisette ,3) pm 950 '
$1.50 Silk Gloves _.-. ~._. 950
. CREPE KIMONAS
"$2.50‘Kimonas -.io;gn;o:3_'- $1.95
BANDEAUX'
790 Bandeau: m...—»..-:_.. 590
$1. 50 Bandeaux ...;~.1...... 95c
5...”.
2.00 Bandeau}:~ was... $1.49
MME. JEAN ETTE
56 SOUTH MAIN ST. scum NORWALKH
-.
army air service. This consists of - _
cmylnl the parachute 1n the rear
01 the {useless with certain special
equipment. When accident makes it .
necessary for the pilot to leave his
plane in midair he simply pulls a level-.1
' disconnecting himself and a section or
thorouguselaaotromtba restottbe
M
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3.00 K511101138 m_qlmq:o‘o $21M .
$5.00 Kimonos ;.;cj_.:.;-;p-.- $3.95
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.TEA (Ceylon, Belong: or Mixed); .. «.33.... a... ...... ..... . . . . 15., w“
SALMON (Tali Cass—Pink) 11c
LOOSEK‘ING m UP.
“Senator Snug; is terribly hide-
- hound. innit he”
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Norwalk Chronicler