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o1 lineman-ism: ass menus on: to: vmm*w
standardizing import values which to- i “WHERE-Aglgnmm}: W. the
m etem e: such a. difficulty of hnmonising‘the dimer-
t views in relation to taxation. and
mm; ‘3 "18‘ only means of insur—i
' . ' n en
his to other nations equality thh o e: .. R . the ding tax leg-
islation is deferring action on more
another in our markets and will!
gunman: legislation. now THERE-
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crease the cost to our people of Ameri-
- lean made goods. EFORE. be it ‘ _
. . “ enven-
“m- “°" N“ Am . .... m..- .. ... .. ......mmmgv§3 some. .2. ..
Tanlf, Transportation and the vase earners of the «3mm- must .pim of the Nam“ comm“ a,
TI! ‘ look for their means of lhellhood. we f _ ociations re-
atlfln {feel it our duty to state and to urge,s‘ate Mann acturers As the speedy
commends to Congress
enactment of appropriate tax legisla-
tion sufficient to provide the neces-
‘sary revenue at Government econom-
leally administered.”
The Committee on Taxation also
'these propositions. and we therefore.
The convention of manufacturers 'reoomlnend that they be speediLv pre-
held at Chicago last week. under threw?“ted in person by a committee '3‘
“spices of the National Conference of I'presentative Of this convention. to the
m Manufacturers“ Associations. "Pmdrtient 0‘ UN gutted} SEBtQS- the all-[hi
midered three sub'ects: tarifl'. taxa— DTOD ate commi ee 0 ODSPQS. t 9' rc-so m
”on. and railroad tiansponation. ItzChairnlan of the Fulton! States Tariff ”untied; o ”iagzntgzzieChSmuh-
ens very fortunate in having before Commission all“ the Chairman of the adopt? ' 1 3:21:31 bill and the Shep—
“ men from industry. government and National l'ncmployment conference." 2T0“ ngr 011:: maternity bill. Nth no"
other walks of life. exceptionally well The above resolution ion at once ”3&0?“ Congren. These hills pro-
nualified to present their subjects. The tramnlitted 10 Secretary 300‘?" 33 zede (at: grants of large stuns of fed-
s—iewa of the convention were expresg— Chairman of the Unemployment Con- ;‘ml funds to the several m {or
ad in (h;- form of resolutions on each item-nee, With this additional expres';fhp purpow indicated. '
of the three subjects noted above. 51021: :NIANI'F‘AC'I'I'RERS' ASSOCIATION
Connecticut was represented on two of "Representatives 0f Amtrim" “" 3‘ 0p CONxECTICIIT. Inc.
the three resolutions committees. Mr. dustries" in convention assembled un- E. Kent Hubbard. President.
Rockwell. of Meriden. being chairman
der the auspices or the National (‘on-
of the Committee on Tarifl. and Mr. ference of State Manufacturers' Asso-
Kimball. of New Britain. a. member of ciallons. respecfully submit for the
the Taxation Committee: and Mr.
consideration of yourself and the
Walter Camp. of New Haven. was one .members of the National Conference
.f the speakers on the tariff.
AM, ha in the W
Get a a. ill-cent box now!
You’re bilious! Your
Will end.
on earth.
liver and ;
bowels need a thorough cleaning with
Cnsearetn. then the headache, diuin- .
ens. bad breath. and stomach xninery
No mining-nicest physio
SAGE TEA BEAM
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You can turn gray.
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been applied;
becoming faded have
ANOTHER LIN
on I'nemployment. the following reso-f
Among the Connecticut and lutions unanimously adopted here to-
cmern delegates there seemed night. it being already clearly estab-
the greatest interest in form“. while “shed in your promwiings that the.
"e‘egatt’! from further west gnvelremcdy for unemployment is more
”Donation the preference in ordrréwork in our factories. which is not to
of rdttive importance. Tho [1350511-le ('xper‘lod as long :15 a large porpor-
dons adopted were as follow: .tim: of our industries are paralyzed:
Tuifl‘. ' ghy the failure of Congress to Complete
’TVHEREAR. “'9. representatives ofgtht‘ pending tariff legislation."
{American industries in conw ntl’nn :15-,’ Transportation.
,mbled under Iha allspicis or the) "RESOLVED. That it is the sense
Nltional Conference of Sluts: Manzl-Iof the meetinl: that the industrial.
factorers' Associations. lazing deeply commercial and agricultural interests
concerned ow-r pn-sr-nt renditions in of this country require- a decided re-
our country—have rlm‘llon in freight rates as a necessary
"RESULVHD- That in View or the 510D towards the revival of business
present .ll-prpssed condition of Ameri- and we also recognize that it is nec-
can industry. thr- uhnormallv low cost (-ssary in ordcr to bring about those
of production shroud and the unpre- reductions in frclzht rates that the
cedenl-d 17“pr“r'l£lllf‘n of cllrrvnclI-s of railroads he ro’lir‘vvd of the lv-(‘f-ssih‘
other
to be
Kai-walk Citizens Add Their Praise. I
following gratetul and
statement of a well-known resident
there. Mr. Josr ph Heal)“. 99 Ham St..§
Norwnlk. Slys: "I suflercd with weak
kidneys and my back was a constant!
I often found it very dlficnlt
dition. The kldncy,secretions were
also too frequent in passage. I read a:
great deal about Doan's Kidney Pllb'
and got a box at Glendenlng & Co.'s
Drug Store. ‘Doan's helped me con-
countrivs s- v'kllls: tn 5“” their pro- of paying a hizhrr wage rate than pro- sidx-rahly and I used more which tin--
ducts in H91 nlllrkvls or the l'nivrvllv‘.':lil.< nr-nerallv in the communities ally cured me." (Statement given
States. l' i..- rulr solv-mn conviction that ithrough which they pass and are paid June 26. 1916.) ;
’ '1m:‘..l"-!. _, - ' " . :
It is In I, l in )l’ll lherc‘he ro fur b} private corporations doing <lmlllr; 0n January 25' 1921. Sir _ Healy
there (ll-”ll m the enactml‘nt of :m work. “’e also no on record as futon. . .. .
edr'l'l'l“ l'Wltm’llw’ llr'u‘f hill and 'in the re vn‘ 0" the \hmson l'lwlsmd: Since Donna Kidney Pills put
‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ z p " ‘ ' “ “ ‘ ‘my kidneys in a healthy condition. I
that Pong“... .ml tlw administration and the modification of the Transpnr-' l
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procwrl at once to complete the pro. itntion Act of 392v". to do away with hlnent been troubled in any w”.
gram to “‘hll‘h they stand commitlwllthe l'nited Slat-'2: Railroad Labor m 5.0. at In- W. Don't:
before my nation. And [no it ’zzrvlwerfllnard and ”in Don‘t-r of the govern-film “(or with” INT—‘9‘:
“RESOLVED: That we (aspvci.4il'.':mr1nt to EV wzltrs and labor condifionlem-‘s W M some a!“
EmphaSlzo Slip fundamental wrmsfit: ‘snt‘h as the so—cnflcl national amfl-tm. Belly huh. Fade-W C0..'
of the American \‘ul'lalion prmislr'r» imt-nts in connection with the railroah‘DIIl‘Sq BIIHIIO, N- Y-
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RMY o NAVY SALES co.
NORVVALK, CONN. Phone 428 38 WALL STREET
GREAT SHOE SPECIALS
$5.50 and $6.00 Dress Shoes . . . $3.45
Tan and black, all sizes
3‘ $3.50 Elkskin Work Shoes . . . . . . $1.95
All SIZPS—Limlted quamlvy
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‘U. S. Army Shoes ....... $4
Munson last. the shoe that gives you ease
Our Entire Stock of Oxfords . ... $4.87
$6.00 and $8.00 quality
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U. S. Navy Shofiin'iléxlli . . . . . $4.95 Men‘s and Ladies’ 0_ D, Slippers $1.15 i‘
Elks-kin Soles ;..
Dr. Shall-Leis (Sings: 5.01%. .R.u.bi)ér. Eigéls$435 $8.50 Russian Calf Dress Shoe. . . $5.45 :2:
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$12.50 Scotch Grain Shoe; . . . . . . $6.95
Brogue Style
SWEATER COATS
AT REDUCED PRICES
Pure Wool Sweater Coats . . . . . .-_. $2.95
90
$4.50 Men’s Scout Shoes . . . . . . .. $2.95
RAZOR SPECIALS
$5.00 U. S. Army Gillette Razors .. 95c
Including Blades
”3”?
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9:8”
$3.50 Steel Razors ..... $1.35 “Neck . '3’
Guaranteed _ r V __ 004
$1.00 Flexide Belts ....... .- 45c Offic‘al 1" 8' Mflfii‘fmrs ”9° :3'
Unbreakable and Waterproof
"1”.
U. S. Army Pure Wool Sweaters $3.45
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lhsIred.
vented around. so get busy with Wy-
eth'n Sage and Sulphur Compound
Another link with out neighboring tonight and you'll be delighted with
town of Norwalk is provided in the your dark, handsome hair and your
generous youthful appearance within a few
beautiful.
This is the age of youth. . Gray-
aren’t
unattractive folks
days.
axnnmlnvsnm
Don’t Say Glenn Darius-s So
W
faded hair
beautifully dark and lustrous almost
over night it you'll get a. bottle at
Shae and Sulphur Cams
pound” or any drug store. Millions
of bottles‘of uh old lemons Sage Tea
Recipe. improved by the addition or
other ingredients, are sold annually.
my. a tell—known drought here. be-
cause it darkens the hair ”naturally
and evenly that no one can tell it has
Those rho—e hair is turning gray or
a surprise
awaiting them. because after one or
two application the my hair vanish-
es and 'your looks become dark and
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to straighten on account of this con- mm" 0... "mm
PATENTS
“hWCM
EVERY PERSON
enteringonrdoorisusmd
otmoeivingfsirsndcourte—
our service, regardless of
telstionnhiptothisbsnk.
We are operating go the
principle that we are serving
this community and that no
matter how small your busi
nee: and whether or not you
are a depositor of this bank
' at all, every facility and ex.
perience that we have at our
disposal is at your service.
We are interested in mak-
’ ing a city which everybody
will be glad to be in and. of
which every citizen may be
proud. We want to make this
bank an example of com-
munity spirit—a place in
which you will feel at home.
Every department of bank-
ing service is ofl'erod. Farm-
ers, business men and wage
workers are invited to Open
‘ accounts.
The People’s Trust
Company
South Not-walk, Conn.
Automobile Washing, Pol-
ishing, Simonizing
by experienced men
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Norwalk Wash Stand
, HOSIERY BARGAINS mm” "“k' ”mm Style :3: ozone: 0mm
., 0 - . _ - - _
é 25c Lisle Hose lac Cotton Jers‘eingueeaztgsBrga..-n... 906 :g: Reu- W° Hotel
.zlfor ..... .............- $1.00 .. _ . .3.
3, Balston Knit Hose ........ 29c ’83“ P?" W”! Shaker Km sweat—"3 '3'
‘v Speual ........ $5.45 .,
Ifor.........................$1.00 Heavyweight .g. THE
U. S. Navy Pure Wool Hose . . . 69c Special U, S, Navy Jersey . . . . . . . Q2.95 '3' COCHRAN SCHOOL
3for..- $2.90 ,purewoo: 3:
”2”
GREAT VALUES IN
SHIRTS SPECIALS
.-—- ~ .0
7. , BLANKETS _ . . _ g;
t? U. S, Army Pure Wool Blankets $395 $1.50 Khaki Shirts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81c .3
” Navy Chambray Shirts . . . . . . . . 69c ’5
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U. S: Navy Hospital Blankets . . . $4.65
43' ”“3““ 3for.. ..... ...................$2.00.:.
a“ U. S. Army 100 PER CENT WOOL ,,
.3. Blankets, ..... xi ..... . . . . . . $5.95 $2.50 Officer Sateen Dress Shirts. $1.35 ”
. . Pu size
0’. 00
~8 U. S. Army Pure W00! 0. D. Shirts $1.95 8
.3: RAINCOAT VAIJUES Double elbow and front, grade B \ x
.U.S.A R’ ' 3
. Dmi' ,,.3§“gfif.’f'.§§..d “mm... $63” New Flannel Khaki Shirts $2.25 E:
09
. ‘ $7.50 Raincoats ............. $4.95
Rubberized back.»guaranteed waterproof
178 East Avenue, Eel-walk
,A Country Day School
for Boys
ran Torin Beg-ins Wednesday.
Baptmber 28, 1921
Applications \for the enroll-
ment Of day pupils and board-
received. '
Dnetothemminaum‘ 'esit
has definitely been decided ‘9
start skinner-gotten for young
boys sud/girl: _. Enrollment
U. 3. Army Pure Wool o. 1). Shirts $4.65
Double "elbow
nag»
Oflicers’ Back-to-Back Raincoats $7.45
$12.50 values
$35.00 Ctavenetted Raincoats .. $25.50
Appropriate for wet and dry weather
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EXTRA SPECIAL
$2.50 Golf Hose, Now . . . . . . . . 95¢ pair
Pure wool, assorted colors ali‘d sizes
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, . men’s underwear at greatly reduced prices- I . _ , -
Our line of Camping Outfitalents, Cots and I;
shouldbemsdsntoneetoin-
mom inmodstion.
Ofiee hourss'tolzdaily
Appointment
ing pupils are now being
“moons and Evenings by.
0 See
THAMER, INC.
l
Mrs. Elizabeth Reed‘ot Washington
has or collection of gold nuggets that is
considered 4; very remarkable one.
Mrs. Reed has eleven nuggets ranging
in size from that of o. hickory not to
that of a man's list and containing up
todOounoeslolgold each. Them-g»
In: Reed recently moved to Washing
ton tron: San Moises.
THE FIRST PAIR
0f glasses should be carefully
fitted.
Width and Opticians
SIAM 3.5mm
1
Automobile Painting and Trim-
High Class Work Our Specialty
J. PREMRU SONS
6 Suview Ave. Eflt Hamlik
PHONE 306-14
Costello’s
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Wed-“WW ..._ mm... ._ .-......
Costello
AND FALL
UNDERWEAR
.....
()neflmdred“ , anillhfiw ' ,Sample‘ Blouses ef
' Silk Georgette
In all the new Shades. actual value from Six to Twelve {39;
SaIePnoe’ $2.50and5338
Our Hats are the talk of the town. :iced fifty per cent lmH‘le
From $1.50 to $10.00
THE PARIS, Cloaks Suits and
33 So. Han BL, 80. Non-walk
Esrsmsnn) 1902.
13:: 1 up
Millinel v
Established 19(3
Rom SOCIETY PACKAGE OUTFITS
We have a varied assortment of useful and practical ans.
apparel and home use.
Tm stun-one Package Outfits are complete; and sad: six é
- I _ photograph of the finished article. Most of the pieces an. a.-.“ d,
m and requirewy the dainty hand embroidery (or compleucn.
The distinction of'tile Royal Society goods lies in 23141; “n.5,“
combined with good style, which places them in the high.“ ;_ x , '
J. I. I MaIIette
.l' 88 Washington Street South Norwalk
“9 m
Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
». Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
LONG‘ DISTANCE TRUCKING
Ten Largo Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Trans—
portation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Main Ofice, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Ofllce, 201 West 26th:, Phone Chelsea 8059
PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE mm BUILDING
THE NEW MOCCASIN
The very latest pump of the season
Patent Colt Pump with three center buckles; Goodyear Welt
soles and low heels .......... . ........................... :7 95
Patent Colt Pump with center or side buckles, Goodyear Welt
soles, low heels ......................................... $6 0?
ALWAYS 80m m
We maintain a perfectly Ila]-
anced stock of Union Suits
Medium and Heavy
Weights _
$1.50, $2.50, $350,355.00
Flannel Shirts—7 Sweaters
Men’s- Shop
21 North Kain Sheet
OLD CARS
Senvour'omomtothe ’
Lower now» than a. year ago. Best grades. :13
C0 we...
‘THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY L‘O.
beams in MASON‘S mans
108 Water Street South Nor-walk
COAL
PHONE .113 roll
~1...‘ .. . mu”.-. -. .u m-.-.-A.
AND OXFORDS
I‘HE FAMOUS LOUNSBURY MATHEWSON
BRAND
This make of footwear strongly appeals to the Woman who
desires quality, style and satisfaction.
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 5583-2
Second-hand parts and tires to
fit any make of car
LEARN
THE RULES
and how to
USE
THE RULES
DIERRILL
BUSINESS
, COLLEGE
DAYS AND EVENINGS 7
PHORE 314-2
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
I You too, can have this satisfacicll.
STORE CLOSES DAILY AT 6 P. M.
NIilton Elwood
FORMERLY ELWOOD &. GLOVER
122 Washington Street - South Norwalk
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New Underwear and Hosiery
You will have no difficulty in finding here llzv
exact sort of garments you want.
There is a pleasant combination of wide various.
favorable prices, and reliable quality that makes .1
quite worth While to fill your needs from the or ,.
‘ all stocks.
5 SOUTH? RAIN STREET
AGENTVFOR
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