no)“, JAN. 20, 1922
ALL TREATIES ».
WITH CHINESE
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it has knowledge. Replying to the NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
suggestion of the Japanese. that it.
might be very difficult for any nation
to prOVide a. complete list of the vari- 1
ans engagements or private individuals
and corporations. Secretary Hughes
stated that no government could be p en i 0c 0 0c ings
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£3.
Fifty Years of Service
Price is naturally important but there is no way of finding
out what a price is without knowing the quality.
Our claims of high grade lumber stocks and satisfactory
, . {17" j The
l. Right
'4 " Coal
I For
the
1' Right
1 r -' Purpose
dealings by fiftV rears of favor among our own home people
is evidenced in steady growth and expansion.
expected to list obligations of which it .
had no knoulledge He added, how-
ever, that such engagements might
There is no article of apparel that receives more servicle than
easily be of great importance and sug-
gested that those of which the govern-'
ments .11.: haVe knowledge be made hosiery, and experience proves that it pays to buy the best.
known.
.13.? Hpiéiitiii£§é§lifl°33o $153.1: Our Hosiery Department has gained anllenvigble f1§133ut§uion 1‘01
supplying only the more reliable makes of a gra es 0 0c mu . for
The Hatch. 61’ Bailey Co.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK
Distributors for Johh—Manville Co., and Bird 41 Son, Roofings, Beaver
Board and Shectrock Wall Boards
full knowledge by the powers repre-
sented of all existing cdmmitments in »men, women and children; at prices that mean. full value {01.1116
,,,,,,,,, China. would be of great aid in any in-
‘ 7 WE HAVE IT ! ______________ a _____________________________ 2 ________ ,‘Sfiimna‘ disc‘m'” °f Chinese pm” money expended. .
mm the mammmmn 1...... p... Wool Stockings—Are in greater demand than ever, and we ”lav:
r , through a final revision and now com-
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' l SED ‘ :ARS 3:3: 553%? fié’i’éiali‘ipirfs 3?le them in many models and c0101 combinations, for all the 1211 113
~ . 232‘? $25 a::f§,§g§“,§°,§;§ 2:53;: Silk Stockings—A Wide choice of shades with a wide rant, go 01“] ll 11c es
. 09 Oldsmobile, 8-Cylinder Touring, fine shape; National Touring, There were hopes of an early solution Cotton Stockings—~0111y the better brands, for men, \V omen a] pm 1L nj]-
“ ~' Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-0ylinder Of the ammo" “59’“: the “Ct that
. \ T011 Overland 0’0qu the Japanese instructions from Told-o dren. OLF HOSE
.. ring, on it were c d d t b t l -
at right prices sire and in igcrzeequaitegsnict) VSEECb‘el- SPORT AND G
lieVed the completion of the treat: -
. might be announced at a plenarV ses- _ = :7 :2- 1
Da— . . - . sion eally next week. _ 't fl 1
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‘Z71el‘ law EDISON ...................... . ......... , ..................... - m" ””31 cm EXPENSES H. Krieger CO.
Mr. Tilson in reVieVVing on the floor
FLOWERS! SEEDS ! of the House the work of the com-
.1116 Phonograph With I Soul.”
' Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day—Floral Tributes, Every Description to: El???“ find “5 plans for the “m"‘e GLASGOW. Scolland._ Jan. 20.-The
All Occasions :1 I“ expediturcs of the I‘nited Kingdom _
L Willow Baskets. Jardinleres Aquariums. Artificial Flowers - I :1“ “stcontemp’awd i" m" firsz‘must he reduced by 200,000,000
Fertilizers Flower and Vegetable Seeds, Insecticides Elf“(assgfibféistgzmgisign0:03": 5:2“; pounds. Austen Chamberlain told a
511 IE I S . . . .
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south Norwalk FloriSt and SCCd Store SHHV thread standards. It “as 9" girisexl‘ee-rllicuectifm (l: ritzflessgigfnfosmhgtk: .
“ 2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 354 "”‘W‘ ”195° S‘andards “’W‘d be Pub‘ “both ends meet." and will not take
Greenhouses—Norwalk “3:16;: arnd probably aCCIDtCII as the into account any proposed reduction \
11 u 0 am effort thus made in in taxation. _0f_
:1“fl(12111::zltllstrli'oIzhzltl(l‘l“lorlll(lll\cng done? Mr. Chamberlain. who is govern-
"As time “Tm on; the fur-reaching: K ment llader in the House of Commons.
““1“,“me or the worx Km; . more . called upon the Unionists to maintain . . .
rlllll’lV' rullizcd therefore tn‘bw Eurl' 'lhnr alliance “nh the J‘ibemts I" M r
‘ ' ' ' ‘ announced that there could be no gon—
lllut best possiblv it suits ournln l lne V
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the H” liral clmtion until the legal establish»
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in" .\ 31111.31! “:15 (SH ntllll lhui lllr-V' in; no- ‘12::2: 12%,]: 111511 grfivsjgnal gOVCI‘n‘
r. ‘ tll.1ll_\ him] out in tin llmnun‘ltllllc of ( men 00 he 7 ,' 'f 1 't ‘2‘ I I 1'?
t :1 e121 VVs and screw llll‘ltlllllfrlr cllllip- IU S MOV’ES TO W e are SllOVVlllg a heal-It! u aSS01 112‘ 1‘ ‘
. ,5 .1 Ill-1.1. This lvlnctical 11111 has lmn ' ' . ' ~ l m‘ll'
85 North Mam Street 11 mm: l CONFISCATE BlaCk Silk Hand Tallmed Hats 5111.111 1““
1/ ., \Inndnnls “'ch Adopted. . v - ' V i '-
, ,, 21 ,;. ~11... m1... 1.... 1...... Hoop...“ WHISKE! RUNNER bans, medlum and 1a1 ge shapes, suitehlt .1
17,,1‘ quiro- o nillusillstictllly by manul‘llclllr- ' S—
.) o Us :11] O\'I'l‘ lho- country. but in pulling} Continued from First Page. youllg) I‘nlddle aged and 01d ladie
a é '3 illvlll into actual practice illcrc‘ llHR‘ -———~-
. ' 'I l"! ll «listVCH-ll in I"lrl‘ inst'lllcr's‘ -‘ . ‘ . ‘ " -
To THE PUBLIC 9:3 . . - - . - t 101 (Olllpktc (0111151311011. . .
. Sllk'lll lllmilllCuIions that it “us As a lesult of the 111111 BLIIOH tiled S I I 11
From now “at” further notice Ill ’2 Marvel Radio Outfit complete ....................... $15. 00 w; [hungh' VV ould produce hitter lt-sulls' by the assistant distlin «ill01‘12115,pa- Popular Prlceb 6V3
connectlcut Carpet Cleaning Compan, ll: Dlop us a c.11d, phone or callifor lult; parliculals regarding radio .1: ll .lrloplhl. 'lll'ost ('lhmlws (”He Wing pers “in be mixed on the Vessel by
/‘ recelV ng out ts.
have reduced prices on all Russ and
carpets, both washed and dry cleaned
All orders called for and deliver“
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McMAHON RADIO SUPPLY COMPANY
56 West Avenue South Norwalk, Conn. Phone 1345
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so 12.10 flu question 01 tnndurdizinz and also lor lallule to pan revenue
the materln ls from VVhich SCX‘C“ Vs ale tines. \Vllen the vessel “as captured
made: til it is the “119 and rods. If] last Jul) Captain Jump}, Miller for-
Nurse VVlle standardizwl as to sizFS it' nlcrly of New Britain “as in charge. ~
VVould reduci the numln- r of sizes that Among those arrested at the time “as . . - ‘ ~ i
”(‘d be n1..nul'actu1ul ”1d carried 7“ .1. Harnlal Bronson. a. “(ll knOVVn
I arIOV B stock." .. New Haven sportsman. and at one
r08. 0 ‘ 1“”. 1‘1““ ”1"“ “‘“l or ”1" “ffnr‘slime president of the Bronson-Plait
UP-TO- DATE CIGAR "'2 "’3 mud" "3 ”‘9 commission ‘0 Co.. wholesale liquor dealers. The li-
BTORE 1::1Vc thv- standardization e\lcndcd to 1).); action mmj yesterday “‘i” "35““ January Clearance a e
In all! from time 10 time by ”10 com— ’ 1 lined Sinus Marshal J. 'l(oh D. “‘al-
mission, . '101 The Vlssel “as seized originally
"The commissmn pro Uses also to for Violation of the prohibition laws. 0
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.BOLE AGENTS FOR CORSETIEIE AND GLOVER Lngland. 11:11ch and other conlltlir-s in a hearing before Judge Thomas in
LONDON and e\Pressed the hope that withinlthe l'nitpd States (“3th court. The
MADE ' tl tn > . i l. l- . . u .
LUXE 56 South Mam Street South Norwalk ,::..”‘.‘3. oral:1.33:1};flewlllmlle f:.‘.‘;§.“;“."i‘.ie“,fl‘s52i“ compme comm
DE , ’ o s t d E ‘ U til 10 ”mm t;-
Y [BB pen a‘ 111‘ ay V'emng‘ n p. m. “The members of this commission
C‘T BR made :1 trip to England and France at GLYNN LAUDS
P ' .
IPEB their own expense and conferred with CONNECTICUT
Al” “lamina Dunhlm R V V l the standard commissions of these
62110 Bl T01. two in one r.)spect;—-it has never cost Continued from First Page. 0a S an reSSeS
""‘°“ °°“ 1"“ anuary earance a e .. ,. W __
contemplated It will cost anything. were copied by those who drafted our
. _ . present federal constitution. ‘
. SIGN PAINTER. RESIGNATION "This state has been the school of Showing new Sprlng Styles Of 891 go Tl 1L0-
., m3 of every descri tion and " .7 American politics for manV Vears. It
‘ “Where p THIS SATURDAY ONLY OF MR MILLER :is hele that the people haVe evolved fine and Jersey Dresses—
, _ . IS ACCEPTED‘the purest democracy for eVerV' per-
Electnc Slgns a Speclalty An Im rt t S l O _ son here is given an equal chance
Bulletin Adv. Do an a e n Continued from F175! Page. New England in general. and the state
. ‘__‘ of Connecticut in particular. are in the
m L ' ‘At. Tgth I \‘Vllen the matter was brought be- mes o fthe American public constantly From $4 98 to $10.98
car up on venue, C ty RSETS “"9 “"3 308M for dis(‘11-‘381011-Dl‘-ror much or importance to the country .
£ - :9”:de tJ'tlrllllnalfet-‘htfildtthlf ”$3M tthali at large takes place in New England. "
“‘ ' " ‘ 1 “ . _ a ‘ S 0“ ac 0 An address on the Nutmeg States"
‘ All Makes 0f Corsets as Carrled 1n StOCk at a ‘ . the resignation unless a committee was dellVered m William A Kelsey.
GET A SQUARE DEAL “an“! on M" Miller and endeaVored who is editor of the Amelican Record .
We will buy your :ousehold 10 P I . _ gfg:::i:1:‘ade him to withdraw the re- M’usica] numbers were presented In rle er O.‘
r11 1 a e ‘ E 1 C b
means 11.: lea-1'11: or out. e uctlon .1. mw 0:11;; as: 1'3 . ..
have. Price accordin to the ual- ‘ . 0“ P 0‘" 0'" ducafion" 53' "- n c . ‘ . - ‘ . - -
ll: of the goods. Ag square heal Trace-V "”6 time much of “S “me :12ch ompanud b‘ MiR‘rqce F gem” The Store Where QUality IS Consistent Wlth Pl’lCC‘s.
“'03- and “ill be a bald man to replace. It Dancing and'a dinner completed the ” h
PHILIP P. MAHONEY HOSIERY GLOVES is 0“” courteous to ”k him to re— entertainment of the evening. I
82 Van Zandt Street consider his resignation. I think his _
resignation should not be accepted out ——
_ .oond-hand Goods Always on Sale. Ladies Sport W001 HOSE French Kid Gloves of respect It‘or the board and the pub- HEAVY FINES FOR
"C" FOUR JITNEYMEN . ‘ .............
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~ . Dr. TraceV' 5 address follouing‘a mo- -
A M WOOSTER $1'25’ $1'00’ $2‘00’ $2’25 Gauntlet Glove Wlth tion offered by Dr. Franklin GT Bronn
Attorney at Law strap, $5 00’ reduced that Mr. Millers resignation should be Continued from Page One. Pl: Ii: I b l ‘7 '3: b l’l‘( ,lz a? S A LE
' ' - 9 ' _ accented. \Villiam P. Ward amend- .
I” Examiner U. 8. Patent OMcO Children SS Sport ‘VOOI t0 ....... . ..... $3. 90 ed the resolution asking that it be 2:311; Cg‘?l?:V?Yngv::?s 11292.1(}? “:6 50 PER CENT REDUCTION
0X laid on the table. we e
P A EN S .. . .. 2-0138!) Kld Gloves Mr Ward agreed with the remarks immsed- 1922 Calendars and Holiday Stationery
I 1 $1.49, $1.73, $2.20 $3 00 and $3 50 re. made b1 Dr 'Tracev He, said that it “Fm"e‘ “we” ““3“ appea’e‘i the
m for B k] P would be difficult to fill the gap which cases B°nds “ere fi-“Ed at $150 in
d 00 at on ”on“ . . duced to . - - - - - - $2-50 would be left open by Mr. Miller' 5 re- each case. O
in“ "l.“ Btu Brldgeport, Conn. Silk H051ery signation. He declared that the lat- Found guilty of carrying concealed e ami on
_ ,, .. . t fill (3 th t weapons and entering the Norwalk ’
F $1.00, $1.00, $1.60, $2.20 Chamms Suede Gloves beo'ard ethat gemhéggrflwogidifrfu‘lfgragg hotel with a key and stealing a bottle 49 WAI‘L STREFT
” $2.25 Gauntlet Silk of figures and had saved large sumg'of so- called nerVe tonic. Joseph Par- " ' CK
‘ 1 SPECIALS Lisle H ’ L'ined l 75 or money rella. of 27 High street was sentenced OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL mm: ocLo
os1ery . . . . . . . . . . $ . C B Rowland declared that he to Cheshire reformatory by Judge Ne-
hemiah Candee. His companion,
uasn't in the habit of going to a man
VVith his hat in his hand on an occa-
sion such as this and didn't feel call-
ed upon to do it .in this case.
The amendment was then put and
lost by the Vote of three to four. The
original motion was adopted by a
vote of four to three.
James Mola of 123 South Main street,
was parolled in the custody of his at-
torney, Jesse '1‘. Dunbar.
The pair were arrested near the
hotel Tuesday night by Patrolman J.
Dorney. A loaded neVolVer was
{found in Parrella’s possession. as Was
FOR THE WEEK ' 49C, 59C, 756 $1.50 Gauntlet . . . . £1.25
Children’s Hosiery $1.25 Gauntlet . . . . $1.00
annualized Sugar 6c lb. 39c, 49c 95c 2-clasp 79c
WinBullcfreshtrom 79c2-clasp .........59c,
WATCH REPAIRING
CLOCK REPAIRING
.1- ....... . . 6 lbs. 250 9
2‘ f CARTER S . . After the meeting had adjourned. the battle of nerve ‘onic' JEWELRY REPAIRI} (I
nun. Fancy Prunes .. 141: lb. Winter Silk and Muslin Supe'wendent G V- Buchanan 0” the Stand' 2”” "mm“ 3"“de
. brought to the attention of. members that they found "he nerve tome near - b t gas of worklll.
‘ I a stone wall near the Norwalk hotel. . We are now prepared to give the es 1, s
of the board the fact that S. P. Clif-
ford. a. teacher at the Franklin school.
had been offered a position in West-
port at a salary increase of two hun-
2 dred a Veal-.111 his present position.
.he was getting $1.450 yearly had been
offered $1 650 in Westport. The board.
could not take any action on the mat-
ship at short notice—A11 work guaranteed.
Complete Optical department.
0. B. JACKSON
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58357131131211th l _ _ _' Norwa
On the other hand. the police proved
that the label on the bottle was dry
and this would not be if the bottle had
been out-of—doors. inasinuch as it had
rained that night. '
The cases of Joseph Laporte Con-
necticut avenue barber, charged with:
ter. although several or the members keeping a gambling house and tour—
expressed themselves as indignant teen other alleged frequenters of his
: that any teacher should receiye such establishment were continued until é:
Tissue . . . . . . . . 7 for 250 UNDERWEAR UNDERWEAR
a. At Reduced Prices Greatly Reduced
cottage 31., East Roi-walk Quality Mel‘Challdlse
Wu, _ “mm...“ m, m m M At Prices Far Below Those Asked Elsewhere
alum but results. . Q l
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