ii” For i the it Right Purpose WE HAVE IT ! WENDY EDISON 'l'ho Phonograph With 3 Soul." .; THE ALFRED FOX PIA N0 CO. 85 North Main Street TO THE PUBLIC From now until} further notice the (Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company have reduced prices on all Rugs and Impets, both washed and dry cleaned All orders called for and delivered aNONE “I 19-— h ‘Tarlov Bros. UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE SOLE AGENTS FOR LONDON MADE Lug ' C‘TY DEBRLAB PIPES Aleo Celebrated Dunhllre ’ 0 Block Tel. 15.1 SIGN PAINTER an: of every description and anywhere . Electric Signs 3 Specialty , ‘ Bulletin Adv. ’ " 5 A. Toth 10 Lexlngton Avenue, City ' ei—rr Fifty Years of ServiCe finding Price is naturally important but there is no way of out what a price is without knowing the quality. . _ Our claims of high grade lumber stocks and satisfactory dealings by fifty years of favor among our own home‘people is evidenced by steady growth and‘l’expansion. The Hatch 69° Bailey Co. LUMBER AND MILL WORK Distributors for John—Manville 60., and Bird 4 Son, Roofings, Beaver Board and Sheetrock Wall Boards -—-----,..« .................... ' USED CARS Oldsmobile, 8-Cylinder Touring, fine shape; National Touring, Dodge Runabout, Chalmers Sedan, Nash 4-Cylinder Touring, Overland Coupe at right prices 5. L. BENEDICT 73 North Main Street --------—,.--'- ................ ., -.‘ PRINCE TillillllAWA g inaugurating HONOLULU. Jan. 21.—Prlnce To- kugawa, en route home from the Washington Conference. in an address. here tonight compared the feelings of} the Japanese delegates on the voyage: to “Washington three months ago with their present sentiments. Referring to the tempestuous voyage of the Kashima Maru. which brought the Japanese delegation to America. Prince Toguawa said the stress and storms of that voyage reflected the doubts and misgivings of the dele- gates Similarly, the calm seas and delightful weather of the return VOY- age. he said. has reflected the sense or peace and security felt by the re- turning members 01 the party. “It the conference had accomplish— ed no more than the four-power Pa- cific treaty." Prince Toguawa said. "it would have been no small achie‘ve- ment. But it did far more. It brought far eastern problems nearer the solution and demonstrated to the world that Japan wants peace and not war. It secured peace for ten years. a period which it seems probable will be prelonged indefinitely." ” Rag Picker of Paris May Be Descendant of Emperor Napoleon PARIS. Jan. 21.——One of the rag and bone pickers of Paris has just made known his belief that lie may be a descendant of the great Emper- or Napoleon 1; His name is Louis Na- poleon Eugene Maximllen Laurent Masson. lie is called "Napoleon" and as receiving outfits. ml 56 West Avenue 2 t Marvel Radio Outfit Complete ....................... $15.00 .\ Ilrnp us a card, phone or call for full particulars regarding radio MCMAHON RADIO SUPPLY COMPANY South Norwalk. COnn. Phone 1345 use” 3.. English soldiers about. My grand- t fnllli'i‘ fir-d and laid in :l ravine, My \' grandmother hid Nzipulr on in thc low— gires as thercason for his use of that home the following explanations: “My father was a shoe cobbler and secondhand dealer who used to rescue dogs' and cats’ bodies from the Seine to sell for making grease. My mother was a traveling mender of pots and ”pans. ‘ "My mother's mother wns‘lfosalic ’4 dc Mandi-l. of Spanish origin and no- lilo licr lmshund. my grandfather. lxnmwi li‘irmin. was from Ircland. 'l‘hry kt pt an inn at t‘lcthy. in ilic'dc- partmcnt of l‘us do Cniais. where couches chnngcd horses. "line (‘Vt-lllllf: the Emperor arrived ‘ nt (‘lcihy and my grnndmmlicr warn- ul him to go no further as thori- were e'r part of our two storied collar until money expended. dren. TRISTRAM. e HYATT NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE A Sple did ”Stock of Stockin There is no article of appairel hosiery, and experience proves that Our Hosiery Department has gained an enviable reputation supplying only the more reliable . men, women and children, at prices that mean wool Stockings—Are in greater demand them in many models . Silk Stockings—A wide choice of shades Wit Cotton Stockings—Only ’ SPORT AND GOLF HOSE E . ~-samnsv, JAN. 21, 1922 w- ‘ l . ”Jun—«n»... my. ”Wine-'1'“ - AAAAAAAAAAAA vvvvv 'v'vvvvm gs that receives more service than it pays to buy the best. mar. f 01' makes of all grades of Stockings for full value for the than ever, and we have combinations, for all the family. h a wider range of pride. for men, women and (lil- and color the better brands, Conn. Postmasters 'Named by President “’ASHINGTCN, D. C., Jan. 21.— The President has sent to the Senate the nominations for the appointments of the following Connecticut post- masters: Robert O. Judson. W'oodbury: \Vil- liam E. liazen. Georgetown; Charles A. Jerome, l'lainfield; Harlan G. Hills. East Hampton; Frederick H. Smith. Dariun: Edward Perkins, Suf- ficld: and Durward E. Grannies, New Preston. ,_._____._._———- COSTA THINKS “'OfiiAN KILLED DAUGHTER AND IIEBSELF. NEW YORK, Jan. 21.—-—Belief that Mrs. A H. Bull, wife of an assistant teller of the liarriman National Bank. may have killed herself and her young daughter. was expressed today By Ralph Costa. 17, who disap- peared with the pair from their home in Ridgt-wood. N. 5].. two weeks ago. Costa. accompanied by Hull and a Best Quality Meats Also Full Line Groceries, Vegetables, Eta, Butter, Fresh Eggs ' FoWler’s Market 69 North Main Street, South Norwalk. Phone 1340-1341 Girls Ban Short Skirts, ‘ Bare Knees, High Heels Al'Gl'STA. Mo. Jan. 21.-—Girls of Cony High School. in this city, passed resolutions yesterday placing a ban on the use of cosmetics. immodest dresses and dresses made of expens- iw- and elaborate cloth. Skirt must come four inches or more below the knee. petticoats must --------------------1------------.‘----------,------- Quality Groceries and Free . Delivery. A.F.Beckmann€9°Co. Inc. 83 Washington Street, South Norwalk men: 1405 runs nnuvnnv --------/----------,--------'— ----.«---- be worn with all light skirts. and the girls must abandon the Wearing of fancy stockings. French heels. fancy garters below the knees or rolltd down stockings. FELLETIER OFFERS N0 DEFENSE. 21.—-District Attor- ney Joseph C. l‘clletier, on trial'on charges of misconduct since De- cember 27, will offer no evidence in defense. Senator James A. Reed. of Mis- souri. his senior counsel, announced at the resumption of the trial today that the respondent was so confident both as to law and fact that the state had failed to make out a case that he BOSTON, Jan. GET A SQUARE DEAL We will buy your. household . rags. papers, junk and all dvhand goods. Anything you Price according to the qual- A square deal we. . of the goods. PHILIP P. MAHONL'Y ' y 82 Van Zandt Street lid-hand Goods Always on Sale. ‘F‘i A. M. woos'rnn , Attorney-at-Law “e Examiner u. 3. Patent Office gPATEN'ES Send for Booklet on Patents '5 “all! at. , g‘ : SPECIALS .FOR THE WEEK ‘... - rine Salt Pork .. 20ch. ' ... u td sugar 5c lb. ,, '3 Pride Soap, 6 bars 25c. Tissue, 7 rolls . . 25c. (A. STULL . ttage St., East Not-walk Bridgeport. Gonn- SMALL LOINS OF PORK . . . . . . . FRESH SHOULDERS, . . . .......... ROUND STEAK....... ...... SHOULDER STEAK SHOULDE R POT ROASTS ..... . . . 18c lb. 15c lb. 24c lb. 14c lb. 12c lb. Schultze’s Sanitary Markets Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash ’ton 8t. and R. 2.. Ave” 8. Norwalk _ Westport Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport I MME. JEANNETTE 56 South-Main Street South Norwalk JANUARY SALE ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED Do not fail to' take advantage of this in'oney savings . opportunity. Now is the time to lay in your supply of winter .- year. If it’s Corsets, Gloves, Silk, Silk and Wool, Wool, Lisle Hosiery, Silk Muslin, Knit Underwear, Corduroy mantis, Children’s W001 801:, Liste Hosiery, this is the place to buy. ' elected to stand upon the case pres- ented by Attorney-General J. \Veston Allen and to ask for, Judgment on that rrcord. "“16 are ready to proceed with ar- guments at the court's pleasure," counsel announced. SLICING COTTON FIBRES PROVIDENCE, R. 1., Jan. 21.—-Cotv ton fibres can be sliced into'sections less than one five~thousandths of an inch thick for microecopic examina- tion and photographing, under a sys- tem perfected by Professor Walter H, Snell and N. 0. Howard of the Botany Department of Brown Uni- versity. Development of open a new field of scientific investi- gation in the cotton industry. accord- mg to Professor Sne ho says' that increasing attention 15 being devoted to the action and penetration of vari- ous classes of dyes in both fibre and yarn. the effects of dying pro- cesses, mercerization and sizing. PEAR!) MARKET SLUIKPS. PARIS, Jan. 21.—-The Pearl market of Paris which considers itself the market of the world has suffered a. slump. A necklace of Orinet'pearls, valued by the experts at 1.500.000 francs has just been sold by public auction for only 466,000 francs. The slump is ascribed to general tightness of money. to the fact that war profiteers have by now got rid of their superfluous millions and are not this method wm~ ache, w llr- could leave in sari-1y. \‘Vlicn my . . , _ _ _ . , private detective, appeared today at a mothe r “us 1min, ill) grandfather nl- , , _ p 7 . _ police station, where he was cxamm- \\.I\s u-fnsccl to xi‘coznizo he: (is. his ‘ _ child :li-cl-irlm: 'liut Napoleon was cd. ( osta. who drove. the machine in ‘ h'r hm"; ' ‘ ‘ which the tllrce- left. did not mukc "You will fin-l a reference to ano— public. the place they had gone. ni- . . _ . .. though he telegraphed Bull yesterday lv on s sin) ,m 1 lo ill} ill limshnl llcrt-I . . _. from Toronto that he was r: turning. ran-l s .\lrmmrs with something about . , _ . 7 The youth said he had lcit Mrs. tin (illill that rr'snltcd from H. Bull bec'iUSc she had threaiel d ‘ "That’s why I am better known as kill him ‘ ‘ ‘ c O " - - ; ‘ t.‘ ." ' . . . ‘\"‘()l‘on' ”m with “HBO" Bull said he consxdercd his wife temporarily deranged. ________.___.__._.._———- BRITISH-CHINESE DISPI'TE.’ AMOY, China. Jan. 21.———-A dispute has arisen between the British repre- sentatives and the Chinese inhabi- tants licrc over the possession of a valuable section of the business dis- trict on the waterfront or Bond, which may lead to serious conse- quences. The British claim it as a concession. Part of this disputed fer- ritor)‘ is composed of filled—in land upon which a British firm is now building a jetty. To this the Chinese objected. claim- ing the new land belongcd to the city. Failing to stop the British work. they appealed to the Peking Government. thus far without result. Circulars have been issued by the Army Civil- lians' Association and other Chinese Associations protesting against the conduct of the British authorities and resenting the presence here of the British Asiatic fleet. which recently arrived. A boycott has been declared by the Chinese against the British firm which is building on the filled-in land. HARVARD DROPS SWIMMING CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Jan. 219‘! Swimminghas been dropped from Harvard's list of intercollegiate sports, graduate manager Fred W. Moore of the Harvard Athletic Asso- ciation announced today. Lack of in— terest and inadequate facilities were assigned as reasons. 6 DRINK MORE wATER IF KIDNEYS BOTIIER Eat less meat and take Salts for Backacho or Bladder trouble L'ric acid in meat excites the kid- neys, they become overworked; get sluggish. ache, and feel like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is irritated. and you may be obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. .When the kidneys clog you must "help them flush oi! the body's urinous waste or you'll be a real sick person shortly. At— first you feel a dull misery in the kidney region. you suffer from back- sick headache, dizziness, stom- ach gets sour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic twinges when the weather is bad. _ Eat less meat, drink lots or water: also get- from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts; take a table- spoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a. few days and your- .3 kidneyswnl then act fine. This tam; buying freely as in\the days Ju'st after the War. and to various other cause&‘ but not to the competition of Japanese ‘- - cultivated pearls. French dealers con- tinue to s'mile derisiveiy when such a suggestion is made. . LITl'LF} NAVIGATION ON m'U'BE. TRIESTE. Italy. Jan. 21.—-The.se-i vere winter which the whole of Central Europe is experiencing has seriously handicapped the navigation ot‘ the Danube. The cold wave. was so sud- ‘den that more than, 60-yeeeels belong- ' nicknamed at III—t3. can; . boot-melon: ', . ..,, .c Try aSentmel“ _ caught. in! ing -to ; several nations have .be‘éfi the foe an “man or the ' '3 ous salts is made from the acid 0: es and lemon ,juice, "combined with lithia, and has béen used for generations to ’clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activ- ity, also to neutralize the- acids in urine, so it no longer is a. source of irritation, thuseinding bladder weak- ness. - - Jad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in— Jure; makes a delightul effervescent “thin-water “ drink ._ ’ which everyone should take nowrand then to keep. the kidneys clean find-scum, DrugBiSts h . ' sen iota err-gee. Suite to # H. Krieger Co. SPECIAL- SALE _.0f_.__ ‘Mourning Millinery ‘ 1 i We are showing a beautiful assortment . Black Silk Hand Tailored Hats, small Til? bans, medium and large shapes, suitable 1% . young, middle aged and old ladies— Popular Prices Prevail _ $3.98 to $5.98 ”I '\ January Clearance Sale ”of... Coats and Dresses Showing new Spring Styles of Serge, Tl'lcv tine and Jersey Dresses—— From $4.98 to $10.98 H. Krieger Co, The Store Where Quality Is Consistent with Prices. “-1-qu PRE-INVENTORY SA E 50 PER CENT REDUCTION 1922 Calendars and Holiday Stationery The a Belgians“? OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL‘ NINE o 'CLOCK f 1 I l I t i l l t. i i t l o i l i i i I ' ----------------- ............... WATCH REPAIRING - ' CLOCK REPAIRING , ‘ " JEWELRY REPAIRIM. class of workman— “ We are now prepared to give the best ship at short notice—All work guaranteed. Ct‘implete Optical-department. . " 0. B. JACKSON Jeweler—Optomewv Norwalk :3 -,-/’/-" >.
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