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Curru NOR-WALK
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ESTABLISH—ETD BY
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.l A N 27, 1922
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’V ‘.;\Il'i1i‘. ALMANAC FOR
‘ TOMORROW
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lulu-i and also
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uni.» linllding. Souu‘.
«I I'm! Tucsdziy of
l .illll August e\cept-
,\ll Mush r Masons
.l4'll..lll\ invited.
I \\'\l.Sil. \V. M.
r .\i \\'ii.c‘0.\'. Sec'y.
M. .\i. :H‘. 1:. A. M.
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ltllll lith 'l‘iics«i:1_\s of
u‘i-lmk July and
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wing to l~zirn that Cou-
on lull: cuts in mili-
, 'un< I(-r ill" ll“\l ilst'ul
'l'0\PUlHllllL' ri'diit‘iionH
Illllil'!l form-s.
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...iliwi/.o-rl strength oi‘
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‘I In I'llllt't'tl in 1““.000.
, .vw nclh ln'i'uro- llll' wzir.
«nun: ol‘ many
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:ILZH‘I‘IIII'HI will
in s.i\(- must of
nnrinull)‘ \\nii|d
construction.
ii:i\:il commit-
nri- cmiti-inplnt-
in n:i\‘nl [-crr
that pres-
iii:i_\' (III to
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it. .i iniinl. (ll llllil'll‘t'l' I’lil‘lACHI'IS.
lln- Ili’ll|\ .iinl n:i\_\ lli\[‘l lI‘nr} Ford is shouting for ilat
""" , ""me M“: H‘" “”“Vm‘ mm“ v hut rmnimrcinl rcnorts ((-ll us
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think it
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1. . n ro staimi by
pr'ulirltilv- that
of
Air.
con-
,
Jitvtl
-l :n “'nshington.
- .u :'lull would
. I'uilt'vrf‘f‘rct: not
-; . rrs ot' infliiwnce in
' l hum the tendency
ii;[iril‘llllllty to othe-r
wiry.
.r-m-s-n concpssions
. . tw-l in. (‘him. a
~~' 1:110 Ewart. W10
”'rrwi any question
.'_‘rn€- mpnt,
Rafi—.—
OF THIS “‘OPJJ)
r‘crmt dcmnd in
..:mn taxing all art
H30 which are
$4.000. Franco
.i Liw. It is also
4‘.imi that. the rev—
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V Mn
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Hum m lil;:i"\' 4m thc'.‘
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;»....1 4.5 .i lwnii oL‘
l'l)‘ li‘j‘ l J!" Val-l-
littl~- .
door policy ‘
by the other.
binlll
In order to.
‘11
cation bill is the
to spcak in forms
merit expenditures to the bone.
This is not all. 1 submit, that
mule dcrivcd from this taxation ht-
usnl to purchase some of the art
treusurcs nBW being put on the mar-
kr-t and falling into ihc minds of
Ann-ricun multimillionaircs.
This calls :iltcntion to tho
(hid “'orld trvnsurcs which
rmiching our shores. l‘llll‘opfl nccdcd
iiioncy badly and has yielded to the
tcmptiition to part with many run:
ohjwcts which it would nevi-r have
sold in ordinary timcs. '
It docs not. really muttr‘r so much
in what country the world's great
works of art urc locatod. if they ari-
truly grunt they are loved and udnlir-
ed in one land as in nnothcr. Thc
important problem is 10 miiki- sun-
lhnt they will not go into prlvutc col»
lcctions whr-re the general public or
groups or humble art lovers can nav-
v-r tin-in again. It is unfortunzitc
’ihnt privutv capital is frequently so
Inuit-h morn rciidily (-mploymi for thc
llblil‘f‘llilsl'n or [111- world's picturI-S and
Istatuen than :ii'c public funds. in thc
Inn: run many privutt- t‘tilli't‘llfllls
‘rlml ihvir wdv into public muscums
:ind Zfllli'l‘lf‘fl. Yt-t sonic ”H'ulis should
he found of spot-ding up this proccss.
lid? of
has been
5"1'
,thnt whhn lw Ht'llS u lot of Ford :iuto-
innbilcs in i-anopc he dcmands gold or
its oquiuilc-nt in puymcnt. Fortunate
[that Mr. Ford is not sitting in the
‘Srnritc h: lping to muki- laws for the
gO‘m-rnmvnl. for he umuirI-nlly would
not adopt in [:(n'i-rnm-iit Inwinr-ss the
sump pi‘iiv'lplis hr» don: in his [iil\£l'9
,luiSin-ss.
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I!‘ ryrilo r in :wt iht- \ivaulnl (if the
rim ii “to :ittcnvi lhv citiu-im' llil‘illii‘y
twining (:iiY‘llIH in llll‘ Slillllilll‘, u.
liIIIY-‘litilillillir has M-o-n Sl'nt In (:ll'h
(it tho 3U 1‘ Iii"l‘. inrnllvd {it tin Vinita-i
lliir: rump List _\r.ir, Muri- than 600
Hf tlwm :Iillltlliiltltl thrir iiilt-niiun 10'
onroll .iuziin ll.i:i _\o-nr. and about 41.0
ii:l- nd iv tlir- National Guard or:
lit" Ui'grinizv‘i 110$ 710$. I’r.’ulit.ill)"
i\'.»r_\' rii:'-nil»ri' tlw rump rI-[uirtml
{lull cornido-rml llzr i-uu-rirnr't- r-n-
,imtil‘l: rind prohinlile‘, only '1 stating
tlmt thrv hurl lnsit tht-ir iniI'rt-nt in
nii‘llnry :iflliirs'. i‘rriiirli-lv :i
min
at
l'.“
similn r
hpnrt rrrvil-i lm mithorcd from tliosiz‘
who huvr nth-mind othcr ramps
tirniizhout tho- country. This your it
i»: 11‘.“ inti-ntinn of tin- “’nr Iii-part-f
m-nt in lawn Ill" ~umps on Li. lurfirrl
saniv tllnll 4\4-r. :iiiii nil 21lil“'ll0'll“|l
mum: mw who can spnw- thc timo‘
should arrangc to llrr‘omo invmimrs.
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()ur Latin-Amr-riczin nrighhors'
ltziw- t‘OlH‘t'OllSli.‘ rr frainrd from (‘nll‘
ing our nth-Minn to thc E4 moi),
: rrncimi's ‘pnir lTOl'l Ixnrhinzs wc had in this rountrx' last
:mrv intcr‘vsiin! M ~\u-.ir rind “skins: our zou‘riimint to
l.- . im's opinion ul' [.l'rSi'r'V'o- order and proio-rt lii’o-. l
1< iJSl tin in into out-7 __ i'
:~- rlnx m» hm r-i'l-l Iré'lélnd now is (rinfronir-ui unii
\~ .\'~:.r4 lll>l5 thvfi‘ that \e \‘mi qul-stion. "“‘imt shall wr~
.‘.l:~l[. for no grnz do with our L-x-pr‘~sivl‘-nls."' ,
. Ii 1.: izirio li&710'\r4 ._ _. _
g H . ' hi it. ’ (ill isn't usr-d any morr- to quirt
livrlvlrnrin and l. niin troubled watt-rs. Governments use it
now to pour on intr-r'nationui tin-s.
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BIG FISH FOR .\I TO IDRI‘ HR. 1
Nv‘». Hun-n. Jan. '27 . John A.:
\‘.’o~ils. of “VS? Hu\"n. “£09!- VIY‘I-(‘k-l
'v.’~‘.s driving: or‘ an automobilf- caused
lthr‘ tit-nth of Police ril’tiH-r I'dtl’ll‘k .J,
imma. on Hot. ix. 1919. was rznm 55mg
\fi’l'l can": of 5317. h} Jiirlgv Km-ler 16-:
rlni . 1
In ‘'his: :‘icciairni tW'n othor men “1'9“!"
Midi; hurt. our being Gustav Hem-r
mi‘n'g. owncr find a, passPnzPr in thr-i
car Thu judge ~poinfcd out that Views;
i:x-iih,rl1r'rw dmnkcn pamngfir‘s on,
lnmni. was in such :3 whrry ow-r mak-'
int: Fast time by order of Flemming
thin hr (114 not notion a car imam-i
r'i'pair on the side of tho strwt and hit;
Stir-3 was? standing by. ‘
Mrs. ShPfl. obtained 9. 310.000 judg-i
mt-nt against Hemminz. i
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'JIWH'Z Room 7091* . . .
[5' DAVBURY NEXT THRSi. 1
Judge John R. Booth will sit in
I'anbury at the February term of the!
[Common Picas court and Judge John:
J. Walsh will handle jury cases fn‘:
Bridgeport according to the announce”
mé-‘ut in the'cierk's 0mm neterdaytfifoJ
iiw pm on ti‘i'e 'F’é’Brfiar‘y pfintcd in?!)
list. all claims should be in the clerk s.
‘lt
offic» at Bridgeport an or before Tags- i
dav. January 31 at In a. m. The court;
will continue ‘to assign court cases
Tram the mt tfizi fist. whenever it
finds it possible to take up court mat-
lEl'S '
Capper-Fess Education Bill Anothcr Raid
on the National Treasury I
By SENATOR LAWRENCE c. PHIP'PS
1.
33:. 1‘12.
0! Cblortdo.
One of the most cfl‘ectiwargumentrngfinht thal '
enactment of the so—calied ,Capper-Fess physical edu.
amount of annual appropriation re¢
quired to put the provisions of the measure into ef-
fect. To some, of course, it may seem niggardiy to
advance such a reason in opposition to such (bill. I
ltno'u‘ it has been quite the custom, for some years pitt,
of billions wlicu rcfcrriiig tothe Uni-
ted States trcasfiry, and to scot’l‘kathn ahnual‘outlai’ of
.$10,000,000 or $11,000,000, the sum provided for in
this bill, as unworthy of serious consideration.
The fact; remains that our people are staggering under a heavy loadl
of taxation, and that it is the part of patfioti‘sm‘to ‘cut necessary govern-
the proposed legislation doca not, as
purported, fill a crying need of which has longvbeen neglected. I contend5
that the principle behind this mature is no new thing in?! Hill: tlh pass-3‘
age of this bill is not necessary for the physical welfare of the boys and
girls of this country. The “health supervisors and school nurses” men-
tioncd in the hill could do nothing in my opinion, which cannot be as well
pcri‘ormcd by the school teachers themselves while at the same time im-
parting literary and business knowledge.
There are (lifl’ercnt schools of medicine, different View: as to thO’ufl‘i
of healing; and the American'cit'izen generally w'ns unwilling 1:0th '
to an encroachment upon his own privileges and duties towardfihis chil-
dren, to consent to have the government, even his own government, Ox-
tend paternalistic aid through another bureau in “'aahington.
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.NI-IGRO COUPLES vapP‘Y. -
fl . ".12,
.‘lrs. Kenneth Spotswnod Socks
\urcc for Descrtlun.
——'—-
Kcnneth Spotswaod of Stamford has
bccn sued for divorce by Hrs. Hurrictt
Spotswood of lrci-nwich on the
grounds of intolerable crthy and dc—
Scrtion. Both are nogrot-s.
The complaint alleges that the cou-
plc wvrc married in New York. Sept.
'..’l. I91“, and the cruelty is alleged
from that‘date of marriugc. Descr-
licn is claimcd from Jan. 1. 1916. Mrs.
Spotswood was: formerly Miss Harriett.
Jucknon.
DI-
’l‘hi‘rt- :irr- two minor (‘liiidrcn-God—
fi'i'). Hum 14'. 11nd ltoiwrt. ago X. thol
custody of whom Mrs. Suotswood asks.
Alimnin in zilsri (-lziimmi: Attorm'y
\\'illi:irii A. Griffin or Nurwulk in Mrs.‘
Spotswrmd's counsel.
'l‘hc mnrilul lrnultlf‘fi of nnoihcr
nt‘gro couple are also to ho nirizd in
ilil- Hiiiwrinr (”nurt. \"illiuni I'I. 'l‘n-
ti-rn of Norwall. wnntn n divorci- from
Mrs. Mumiv 1.. 'l'ntem ofVStnmford.
who was Miss .\i:imi(- l.. Jackson l)"-
i’nrv- it"l' "Hll'l'lIlL'O on licc 5.1915. I'M--
hl'l‘lllill siiil-i- (wt. 13, 101‘. is (111119-11
lny tiw husband, “'liOHO (Illf)!‘l]",\' is“t
ll‘i‘ivr-innn Light of Norwnlk.
.‘ll‘IHORIAI, FOR SIGH‘IIBI’IH‘IY.
FRANCE.
Plans for :i
Hm villagv nf
Jun. "-
HARTFORD. _.
{:1\’I“Ii
nl"nlfirllll to l):-
Sl-ii‘hr-prcy in Frimwv l.\ ihr- nfflrt-rs
of thc l'v'lll IlirlilillV lU'L’llnPlll haw:
"llillll‘f’llkl‘f't rnili' illi'l funds to lll" l'x—
tr-nt or $1,Onn10$1.:OOHFI‘lOIII'r1ilS-
ill 1.) pi‘huiv Sully ripiiI-n unions: the
l‘urinr r ryl'iim-rs: of tho rt 2m:- nt fur i‘wv
nl
plum :1
i
construction Hill] nihiniiurn-wr» a
foundation in la in
S’l‘l-H" 'l‘lil l'iintl is in 1.0
S- l! li"||l“'\ Alt-inurinl‘
I"Iinrl. :iinl 1.1(iilriltlli1‘H‘\lll“.\.l’f‘1lt'.:
Nr‘w Il;i\'rn. his :ippoiniml
ll"‘.'IHill"T‘ limwimnyi [jullig (‘hivrm‘ul
1"" m'l :ii-E
i'lt‘xltntl- mi
M: 1‘4 1‘
inrnirurinl
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l\l‘.fi\\ n as: tho
(if in 4 n
'nimwy ni'f'mcr. \xln “rm
11-:,1 1n.
fur
is: in
Film!
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.ai-vli unrt H.-
PROMPT ATTENTION
“'0 try in makc drug Store irnd-
ing picasing by giving you prompt
atto-ntion. This must exécllcnt ser-
tim‘ is yours mery time you enter
our store. We do not bellevr- any
drug store will cater to your wants
or your satisfaction and more
carefully. conscientiously or more
prompily than we do.
10
You will find our store a most
satisfactory placé to trade. Call
and see.
H. A. MEAD
Prescrlptlon Pharmacist
8 N. Main St, 80. Hal-walk
' FLORIST
Cut Flowers, mm Bouqmuets,
Corsages, 5!:
Floral Design:
Table ten: for dishes.
Use some wire guards to protect
your fruit trees from mice and rab-
bits.
Rowland M; Emb-
Phone-2140 16 France 8t.
t
STANDARD
COTTON
STORES
”W3...
4 r
mm w... no.
\All ,Vngwipaflcms 3';
.a<
Tomorrow—Satur ay
Annual Small Lot.
ITEMS THAT ARE TOO SMALL TO GO INTO OUR WINTER CLEARANCE SALE.
EVERY ITEM AN EXTRAORDINARY MONEY SAVER.
O’Cedar Oil Mops"
Medium SiZP
’ Rx‘glllfi!‘ pI‘lOC $1.“) 0 n o o u ._r_u
790
Large Size Glass Wash Boards
chuiar price $1.00 . . . . . . 85C
Tin White Japanned Salt Boxes
Regular pi‘icc 50c . . . . . . . . ., 39C
Galvanized Iron Rotary Ash
Sifters $5.98 vuluc, in changmiblc and pliiin.
' i
“"“.:‘:..3;';; . “m $2.89 i.1:.::.i.‘..... . . . . . . . .. $3.79
Steel White Enamel Combinetts
chiiln r pricc $22.50 .. . . . . $1.98
Large Size Steel White Enamel
Cooking Kettle
' 1
ltcgular price $2.23 . . . . $1079
27x54 Axminster Rugs
r... ............. $2.98
Yard Wide Cretonnes
....24c“
)‘Hl'd u..-.-ia'). ...... .
Yard Wide Marquisette
with liordcr
yard ..
>—
18x30 Rubber Door Mats
Spot-nil ................ $1.25
Hcmstitchcd BreakfastlothS
99c
Lincn finish. \lilll“ $1.50,
'l‘ninnrrou
1,000 Turkish Towels
Pull Sizc, lH'HV) quality wiih bliic
W” .................. 25c
Slit-vial
2,000 Yards Irish All Linen Crash
Toweling
Rod tmrclvr: \‘Hliir‘ 500 ‘uird.
'i‘ o in nrro u-
'Valucs up in $30.00
Tomorrow
Wonderful Values in Skirts
2,000 Yards Heavy Russian Crash
Viiliic $7.00
h;
5,000 Yards Full Bleached Muslin
llcttcr than Fruit. ‘ ‘
7 yards for ................. 990
5.000 Yards
Special
5,000 Yards Heavy Apron Ging-
............... 19c: 3
. . 2:000 Yards White and Colored
in all the new Pheasant shades,
Periwinkle Blue,
Black and White combinations in
Satins and Visca Draping.
$5, $7.50, $10.
vnother Dress a e
500 Bleached Pillow Cases
Soft finish,
Tmiinrrow ....... .. . . . . . . . 25c
1,000 Full Size Bed Sheets
\‘iiluc $1.00
Spccial' .......... 69C
200 Full Size Bed Spreads ,c
Special NWW$1059
Silk Petticoats
Toweling
\'ci'y absorlwnt 99
Special, 7 yards for ... . . . . . C
“Beacon” Traveling Rugs
.........$3.98
Special . . . . . ..
Heavy Unbleached
Sheeting
. .............. 99c
7‘ yards for ..
ham Checks
8 yards for ................ 990
e
Outing Flannel
. ............ 99c
First Showing of
Spring Millinery
H yards for . . .
Carmine Red.
BLAN KETS
$1.958" Fair
32 in. DRESS 'GINGHAMS
Regular prime 49c yard
29° Yard-
5,000 Yards 32 Inch Dress Gingi-
hams
u—
Ncat chm-ks
value 29c yard.
“Beacon” Bathrobe Patterns
l‘rciiy dcsigns. curds in match, .
vuluc $6.00. $3 79
Sali‘ pricc .............. o
Georgette, Satin and Crepe dc
Chine Blouses
In dark colors. lung or short Slccw‘S.
regular $94.98 vnlncs. $4 49‘
Special ................ o
“Flannelctte Dressing Sacques
_. $1.19
R. & G. and La Reine Corsets
Yulucs up in "’ 2.'»_
Tomorrow
in light colors; rcgular
$1.49 x'a‘lUc ........
C-B Corsets
Vulucu up in $3.00,
’l'omnrrmv .............
Bandeaux
llrtwmlv and imivy Siriyw- um
iI-riuls; Wiluv $1.50
Extra Size Muslin Gowns
limv nm-k and Short Kl“f'\"’\,
Yaluc $1.90 ............
Spungml and Shrunk.
chular price 52.00.
Yard $1 .00
Vu‘lucs up to $13.00
$16.99!
$7.50 and $8.00 fiifis
In all tho ncw effectS and wide variety of including Silk. Tricnfinv.
Dress Skirts
Scrum, and
Bf‘alllif'” “Jr". "”mblnfifinfls $299 handsmmc plaids. $4 99 trove/11y west-cs. Valium $5 99
Tomorrow ............. . Tomorrow ............. 0 up to $11.00. Tomorrow 0
Clear
Regular $15.00
Coats
Rcduced to
_ $5.98:
$45.00
C o afS
‘ Coats
Reduced to
$18.98
ii II“
$29.50 $35.00
55.00
Coats-«I
Reducéd .to
‘ $22. 98
$50.00"
ie of Coats
. $46.00;.
C ca ts
Reduced to
~ ' $12556
Fur Chats
68 PAIR FULL SIZE BED
5 yards 99c
$1.19
x
44 Inch All Wool Navy Blue Sergc : i
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