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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 7, 1921
NEW iGR REEMENT '
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TO ENGLAND
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- i" r u entire Si-gsion ul-
' 3‘ China's requests
‘ m troops and for
ad territory in
‘t'al action on those
. .omorrow.
' oiuzion with respect to torri-
1;; adopted today provides
no 'ci's 531.. "l‘ observe in the
étori i3 iniegfiy of China
lu .uI‘LS that foreign wine-
’x's in China shall be used
. vial messages and not for
, purposes.
\‘GTOX. Dec. 1' (Associated
I-«lief that the Armament
. “will demonstrate the wis-
am: 0. internationally coming togeth-
~»* 7 .21: ions facing each other and set-
firm: problems without resort to
.Mrms” was expressed today by Presi-
~ we". Harding in receiving a large del-
--x-:i!ion representing the Naiional
Emmi of Farm Organizations.
CORIPLAINS OF
GARBAGE DUMP
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could not do something towards hav-
ing (hp nuisance of the- dump debated.
a: visa- to have the dump abandoned.
There were numerous reasons why
rho dump should be abandoned; it is
an ave-sore and it is at the entrance
:29 East Sex-walk from the Second dis—
trict: it is a nuisance in the sum-
inns: wirh the strnch and flies: in the
winter rats. which make their home
no the dump have the place for near-
”? i {Swagger sweep, ample room,
E”Splendid fabrics With strikmg and handsome plaid back.
seal brown and oxford. _
:Q'Herringbones in brown and gray.
Mixtures in tan and buff and brown shades.
Belted. Big-collared. Real Winter overcoats.
Chinchillasin
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Sizes 33 to 44;
unusual value-“‘-
Lovely beaded
waists are $5.
Crepe
'delicious efiect.
. Style ofiers grace and comfort- s—kimono sleeve, high,
back, round neck.
To these features is added‘bcading in cut stool beadi
and in pretty design. 7
Henna black brown navy and copenhagen— $5
Second floor. ,
Embroidered. dresses,
extra valu -- $10.
33? houses, bringing possible disease
:mo the homes.
The matte-r will ht" taken up Wiizh
unchman Inghcm. and a roquest
. it be laid hefore- the Com~
:11 at its mssting on Decem- i
for anion so that measuns
:nay is; . Tan :0 prmrnt the place be-
ing (‘0:2112‘ usdz' .s it is declared at pres-
»{n 7—5. public nuisance.
Visitors here are not favorably im- }
the dump.
{Tross‘ 1‘. “my the sight of
ups is on fire.
:3 illowing liar}; into the
l::‘.-- Ens: \Yashiztg‘lon
GREAT;
SELLING OUT SALE
December 5th to 10th
All accessories, greases,
oils, soaps etc, at cost
and below
Weed Chains
Set.
for Ford Cars
$4.00
Great opportunity for
owners at
ORLIN’S
Tire Vulcanizing Shop
39 West Washington Street
South Norwalk
081‘
Santa’s Goodies
Santa’s had his old stove
going and the kettle boiling wit-h
Christmas Goodies for months
and months. And he just sent
us boxes and boxes of it for good
little boys and girls—and big
ones, 1:00.
There are Chocolates. N0“-
gazs, Creams—41nd jusf the best ,
Bf every kind direct frdm Santa's
kitchen. '
New England Candy
Company "
the sm oke '
, with the members “of the Board and} severefll}
k business with the board.
All the grace of the tWo-piece jersey dress is oflereg
by these.
With it is also presented distuictive features—em?
broidery of wool in pleasing pattern and of mce efioct.
Fine wool 'ersey, taupc and tan and henna and no
Pleated sklrt, blouse Waist, finished with narrow be]
$1 .0.
. anB little collar.
Rare comfort, fine service, attractive style.
An all pleasing dress for business and gen—
eral wear—of extra value——
Second floor.
- Wig for Dolly
from real hair.
Yes; from Mother’ 8 or Big Sister’ 6 hair. ‘
We will make it, from combings or from cuttings.
And Dolly shall have as fine a wig as ever she coul
inBh i
Just time enough for that. makin mallow. .
Might be able to make it from c outflJEs of Littl
Girl’s own hair, if she visit Barber Bill at his oery shop
He’ll give her a correct haircut in short time, with
markable skill. And she m 1grids on his hobby horse, too
Personal service for the): or Sister, export do
and cheerful.
That service includes
toilette.
To aid in Securing good hairdressing stylos, excellent;
switches and bangs an pincurls.
For example, fine 20-inch switches are $3.25.
‘Bobbed hzu'r without bobbing!
Young folks who want the out of bobbed hair with
out the sacrifice of any of their own hair may seam-otha
pfleot with a special braid l
5‘th final.
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Main no 03‘. M
de chine of soft luster and fine texture andJ V
V I IA rare combination of splendid color with distinofivl
tu‘with 61/2» quarts of warm Water. And then work the lever that
an essentials to weflmmedl silver and glass and all dishes equally well.
air-m tum sum " mm“ AM; mu m. sun-I:
Men’s Special raglanS— $29. 50.
:Coat of all cOats for young men for this Winter! 1 ,
Women’s novel
fclt slippers— $2.
A little bit higher, and thus v. armci and more com-i
Kortable, than usual style.
Straight cut at the in}; bi: t finished \siih a i’fu’cfi,
collar of quilted satin and .1 illlff) humlqcm pompom oi
Silk.
Pure W001 light soft felt of great norm h.
Soft moccasin $019,1‘3Lili0d to gne ii 4- x i i comfort:
and warmth
' Orchid, old rosc. $2
ease- giving shoulders.
muncnlmgen. and navy——
1mm floor, rear.
Cut glass is
a gift beautiful.
For table, and for liln'arv, and for 1h aw inc room.
In each service, of beauty and grace and brilliance.
From fern dish or vase to cologne bottle or dresscn
set, from nappic to pufi box, from basket to bowl, -—-a de-
lighting variety. 3
bVVi‘th that variety, fine quality. That qualiiy made
p y rich heavv glass, expert cutting in graceful pat~
gems, and polishing which brings the reflection of light
had color from a thousand angles !
Individual pieces ands sets from $1 25 to $38
Solid “gold
and diamonds
. $29 50
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Beautiful 5m,
beaded,-é- $7 .50.
Newest of tho artistic and individual beaded bgs—oi
'9’ Diamond rings of brilliant beauty, the diamonds so“ " '
Beau 13:1”. they are supple of texture. In gold of fine degree.
an unusualboa. uty. Handsome settings, and of special value 2%-
Draw-string style, special value-—
NEW LEATHER
andb THERpursea with long handle, bro rowfi
Graceful shapes, pleasing eflccin, special glues-— 7
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Lott Male. (font.
$21 to $60
Solid gold brooches and scarf pins; samples jug-ft
Secured from an artistic maker.
_ Sapphire, topaz, cameo, amethyst, aquamarine and
pther handsome stones. $2.50 '
Left mile. from.
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Limited lot Whirlpool dishwashers
to sell at $18
Out Of the kitchen they whirl all the usual drudgery oi
dish-Washing!
That tiresome threc -tlmes-a-day task becomes a thing of .
no ammyance!
Just put all the dishes into the Whirlpool. Cover them
pwhirls them clean as a Whistle ! 1
Whirlpool Will hold 50 dishes at one time. Will clean
One Whirling with Warm water. A second whirling with
HOT water. And no need of Wiping a dish; just take them out
after letflng them dry in the WhirlpoOl !
Maker? 3 usual price is $25. We are authorized to sell a,
:quantity at this Special price of $ 18, -
Fourth fioor.
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SECY. SCHERER’S
SCHOOL SERVICES
v ARE APPRECIATED
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SBOSTON STORE ,
I BURGLAR SENTENCED
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Charles Bradley. of Stamford. was
reprimanded by Judge
all others appearing before or having ‘ Brown for forging a check for $3 50
The charge against him was then non-
This resolution is ordered recorded ed
on the minutes of the Board and thati Charged with stealing a bicycle val-
a. copy thereof be signed by the Presi- l ued at :47. Edward McConnell of
dent and transmitted to our esteemed: Darlen was given a. three months
friend, associate and secretary, Dr.‘ 3mspended jail sentencr He was put
Henry C. Sher‘er." , 7 ion probation for six months with the
Dr. Sherer spoke appreciate!) of the understanding that he would go to
resolution after it was adopted and de- work. At the end of six months, the
clared that in the future on Tuesday jail sentence is automatically dropped.
nights while he was play ing a. game of; The case of Harold Cantrell of Nor-
whist in the comfort of his home, he' walk. charged with serious assault.
“(Add think of the board struggling and the case of Joseph Legato, pro-
with the problems of educatiOn. i prietor of the Nor-walk hotel. charged
The term of office of Mrs Herbert iwith asault with dangerous weapons
3 Pollard. the only woman member on Holly Tyrell macheduledto come
-’ the board at the present time. also up for hearing this afternoon. Wit.
TO‘VERMAN SPIES
DEA!) FIR]? MA)? as
TRAIN SPI‘E DS 0\
As the State of Maine express sp< d 1'
through Bridgeport last night a tower;
man saw what appeared to be a. man "
caught on the coupling between the
two electric locomotives on the train.‘
Word was sent to New Haven and
when the train reached the New Hav-
en station, the body of Michael O'Day.
fireman, of New Haven, was found.
hang-Lug from the coupling. It is be- '
lieved hefell while passing between
the locomotives. His head and chest
had been crushed. 0’ Day had been in
the einplo; of the New Haven road.
for years.
SCIENTISTS FOR
' WORLD PEACE
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the five—day meeting, have expressed.
themselves as favoring the limitation
of armaments, contending that a
huge prospective army is not only a
source of waste. but actually weak-
(as a nation.
Reforms in the Patent Office also
came in for discussion at today s ses-
i-‘fin
A statement issued by the So(-; -ety
regarding this office said" that the
force was rapidly being weakenz'd
through the resignations of its best
men. who are unable to exist on the
meagre salaries paid by the Govern.
ment. ,, ,
spires on December 31.7 ' names in the cases were supoenoed by
' .‘femners of the board expressed res Deputy Sheriff Nelson
at at the departure of Hrs. :Pollard
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