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’3’ the music. Feel at liberty to
drop in an) Iime_ rain or shine.
Sincerely,
.The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
TO THE PUBLIC
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A Titanium
LONDON. Feb. lG.—Two bright
spots have been found in the Soviet
regime in Russia by a commission sent
to that country by the Health Com-
miltcv of the Dengue of Nations.
These spots are the provisions made
for taking care of children and the
uttentlon‘paid to scientific research.
The com lesion found that. despite
all difliCIiIt es, the Russian children
apparently were being“ taken care ,of
in a. comprehensive way and that the
present‘regimc has done its utm0st to
obtain préper conditions for the devel-
opment of the child. it adds. how-
ever. that "in view or the difficult
state of things which at present exists.
in Russia. the custom has grown up
of voluntarily abandoning the child-'to
the care of the state." -. ,
llesplte' all obstacles. it was found
that scientific studies in behalf of
public health were pursued with the
utmost zeal. . j
“In M'pscow alone." the report,
stun-s. "(here were 12 municipal hall-I
teriologicai laboratories. while in the
Moscow district there were 30.”
The League Commission found the
central public health administrator in
the hands of fully competent mr‘dk‘al
officers.
it found also that the difficulty of
railway transport in Russia had
tended to limit its cholera and typhus
v'pidtgnllc‘. if the railway traffic had
luc-n normal. the commission said. the
cholera w'ould lune spread westward.
The commission declare-«i that therg’
was no doubt that the famine and
spn-ad or epidemics were related one
to the other. “Cholera." it states.
"set-ms to how- bccn almost entirely
limited to thc famine district. “hile
typhus is mainly restricted to thf-
Siilllt' tllslricl,"
'l‘hw commission suggested that ill--
Russian gou-rnmenl conclude a sun-
itary r‘ornrnlion and an unit-epidemic
ngrccmr‘nl “llll adjoining countries.
The l‘tnplcs' lle-nlth Commissary ex-
prI-sscd his u-adilmss to do so and was
particularly minions to Inukn- such an
nun-Intuit first of :Ill with Poland.
COLLINS NOT
DISSATISFIED WITH
CONFERENCES
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m: llu: .ll‘ll\<ll 0' llu others it is
not :-l1 ..i lirn- \yhvtho-r the announce-
ll'.-lll in lliil-llll oi’ lhc l‘l'lb'di‘l' ul' t'leVL-ll
of lilo Cilpll\l'§ is identical “ill; t‘olllns
slut-mun. lulurt- hr- ll‘fl London that
".l: \Ill mm. ' had “01‘” located and
pvuull-l} “(Mini luv i'l-ltilk‘rd illlnldlult—
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l‘lu ll~ Hm: n! Commons was again
to lhixl‘ ul- lllllkl)” liil- lll'l ('k11lllll5llllll:
llw lrl>lv l‘ru- Stair. .\lr ('hurrhill
moving lln sm'ond rl'mliug 'l‘hr dc.
l).ll‘ l.‘ v li-Ilovl lo (nu-um ill lmnsl two
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ltl~2l,l-‘.\S’I. Fell, ld.~ .\ so nNillOl)
has lu: ll t'.lll§l"l .«l New” h) the ar-
ro-s‘t l.) l‘lsh-r sin-vial constables ol’
So-umzls .\llHl:|i.'ll.lll, lm'zil commandant
of the Irish ltt-pulriiv'nn Army. and two
nllln-r ll: pulnllcsm nrllccrs; l'ulrick and
Mich I' l .\luInc.\.
’l‘hw mum-rs \\‘6‘rl' prove-ding from
Hula-ml. (‘uunty Down. Ill ilir nlircc-
:lvm m KHNIHIH “livu cuplurwl They
“t'l'n‘ 'flklll ll l.I~'n;iv|I-t-, \yhlrr llu-y
\\l '1‘ s: ill't in -i .illtl .Ii'lo runnls “on:
mmnyml it ll.- _\‘v-\H'_\ military lini—
l‘zll-ks 'Ill ll'l l . .-s\ . I «our!
The .‘ll.ll':«_\i: .l‘_ Mullah.- of 1’,
.‘llnw _\. ('lmllmun ul' ll!" Ix'llkH-l
linurt‘ or Guardians.
It is stun-ll that an :lulomntlc pistol
“us lnl'n'l in the possession of :‘lOlluK-
lam :md hillillOUS literature- in llw poc-
iv'ls oi lhv two .\iurneys.
An attempt was mad:- this fort-noon
to burn the disused workhousv at
Strahnne. North Tyrone. which the
military had signified their intention
of occupying this week. A police patrol
uulicrd ilunn-s proceeding from the
structure and the entire force was
mobilized and chm-km] the fire. Ex—
amination showed that pcirol hud lie-en
strewn over the stairs and bedding.
'Thf‘ district hospital adjoms the work-
house.
The firearms an is no“ in i'orcv in
Northern lrt-lnnd and the authorities
annouuco- that it “ill lu- strictly unl-
ht-red to. The possession or Kilt" of
lire-arms without police authorization
is punishable ln‘ t\\‘o ycnrs' hard labor.
The period of nrucc for the surrender
of arms expires Saturday in Belfast.
and l-‘chrunry 28 elsewhere.
lll'RlN. Fell. ill-«The situation in
Northrnstern Irv-land \vlll he.an im-
portant issue at the mfieting next
Tuesday of the Ard Flieis. or annual
irelnnd.
Notice has been given by Kevin
O'Sheil. legal secretary to the provis-
lonul government. on a series of reso-
lutions pledging support to “fellow
citizens" in the six counties area and
calling on the public representatives
in those counties to formulate a policy
which will defeat the movement for
partition. ' '
BELFAST. Feb. iii—The authori-
ties today commandeered l'lster Hall.
the commodious structure on Bedford
street ordinarily used for concerts and
assemblages. for the use of the troops
now engaged in combatting the dis-
orders here. Up to ten o'clock this
morning. casualties had reached a to-
al of 114. with the deaths numbering
Two more deaths.from violence oc-
curred here this morning. including a
five year old child, ‘who was struck by
a. bullet. while playing in the street
yesterday; ' . ' ~ -
A workmanproceedintalonz Sea;
ford lire “ms Vthéj‘Ballymooag-mtj area.
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I editor and business manager. respect-_
EAST NORWALK 116 N. Y. SOLDIERS
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able to NW City court of \‘orwalk on actor “9"" “\‘i'dt‘nce in the suicides of
t ‘ I 7 ' ‘ ‘ enlisted personnel.
will llf' March 6th. . . . . _
'l‘lw Adler company claims damagcsiing upon ”le In some frightful. in).
f in; 49. I-' istn‘in 7t (‘0 claim dam- ‘ heard of form. was enough to desire}
O "4113.31.51 ’ ' their moral steadfastness. while. the
agI-s _:»,
. ‘ . . ' . l t ac- .
3;;112zrnts lhl plaintiffs ill )0 ii ”19y were to work to those
- hey loved across seas was a
. . there whom i. _ .
is :0 Ifiiiakipn T:;ter;:tsrtilrgo:;:sfiute of ' sufficient force to Impei them to blot
' . e'
. ~ .. . ~ . Min- out their li\es. .
it}; I"<.'x.;1111'x;.o::-ii‘féhshelisrl'lafisriiili-(t:2dagar-such Soldiers 0“ German descent. theire-
e I ' I , t on-
- . . . ,. port said. seem to lead other nav
against him. through Attaine) Duyer. ‘ . the ex—
claiming damages or $300. and allies, alities i" the figures shouting
’ tent oteuicldee:
which he never paid.
An attachment-for “'000 was plac- from his Pistol." said the statement.
can” or Common meals in; Bride?- his lot could no longer be borne."
PO - ,
It was stated to the Sentinel this ‘
y i in the Sentinel.
morning that there was every likli- Ad "159
hood that Frankowitch would be forc-
’ STORE ATTACHED KILLED THEMSELVES
TRIST
NORWALK’S
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Hit 1 lat Monday in lilt l \y .k ‘- "To some the fear of death com-
.-\ttornov John T. Dwyer _ . .
' others a clairvoyant certainty that ‘
That will brighten up the home wonderfully
ONNES IN NOVEL PATTERNS
Artistic designs in light an
any rooms 39c,
EW SCRIM CURTAINS
ing that she had loaned him 8100’ “When an officer took the all-ending
leap. he. as a rule. relied on a charge
ed on the store and contents by Cen- .. 0 an 1111-,
Stable l’lahert)’ in this case. which is (inf?[2:31:2‘TST55tfi’epenslsizws d man
returnable to the March term of the after he :arflved at the conclusion that
‘ A widelchoice of medallions, 1
Quaker Lace Curtains from $1.98 to $8.50 pair
AIN MATERIALS BY THE YARD
ed into bankruptcy and that a number
laid
of other attachments would be
against him before press time today. msUR-ANCE
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NEVV WEEKLY PAPER .
.\'E\V YORK. Feb. iii—Frederick FT ‘
Dixon and John R. \Vatts. who were. .- 'z
*" “”5” J. M. LAYTON & Co.
iyvly. of the Christian Science Monl— In
tor. have announced {he-establishment c.
of a new weekly to br- called the Inter-
national lnterpro-ter. They have pur- 5 m0“ A7311“.
chased a the story building in “'est y
Forth-1h street tor thr- nlam. They 80m New com
say tht' \xetkly will have no sectarian
affiliations.
Fifty Years of Service
Price is naturally important but there is no way of finding
am what a price is yyithout knowing the quality. ' .
Our claims of high grade lumber stocks and satisfactory
dealings by fifty years of favor among 0dr own home people
is evidenced by steady growth and expansion.
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The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
LUMBER AND MILL WORK
Dletributore ior JohHanville 00., and 3er a Son,
Board and Sheetrock Well Boards
Roofinge, Beaver
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
Fancy Escallops ................. . . 55c pt.
Harbor Blues ...................... 18c lb.
Steak Salmon .............. " ..... . . . 28c lb.
206: lb.
Steak Cod .........................
Steak Tile Fish .................... 20c lb.
Steak Boston Blues ................ 16c lb.
Fresh Mackerel .................... 25c lb.
“’eak Fish . . . . . .......... . ........ 18c lb.
Flat Fish . . ......... . ......... . ..... 14c lb.
Haddock .......................... 10c lb.
Round Clams .- ..................... 25c qt.
Fresh Stock Finnan Haddie . . . . . . . . . 18c lb.
SaltCodStrips............. ...... .25_clb.
Salt Mackerel . ............ . ........ 25c lb.
S'chultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Heinfitreet .
south Non-walk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Weehlngten street.
Stamford, Durien, Westport, Black Rock, Bridgeport
69' North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341 ‘
convention of the Gaelic_l.eague of
Quality Groceries and Free
' Delivery. ‘ .
A.F.BeCkmannێCo.IIic.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk .
manuals . rm 33min!
56 South Main Street South Nerwalk
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SALE ON CARTER’S UNDERWEAR.‘ '
$2.09..and$2.25UnionSuits $1.75
transactional: Suits,................. $2.50
3... 0e no.3
Scrim; marquisette, madr
Quaker
WINDOW SHADES T
Lace by the yard 35c to $1.50 yd. ‘
- 'H. Krieger Co.
Domino Cane Syrup, 3 cans 25¢
Babbitt'501eanserrreemth’
4 bars of ' Bebbitt’s Soap
at 236
Fancy Sardines in pure olive
oil.3for..............25c
Toilet'l‘issue,7for......25c
ASTEJLL
Id (lettuce St. East lieu-walk
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Rosenfield I
.Nfium.--“ ~._.s m... ._
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d dark effects that will harmonize- =l
, 59c, 75c, 89c, $1.00, $1.25 yd. '
nsertions and edgings from 98c to $5.00
pair -
as and othermaterials 12 1-2c to 98c yr;
0 ORDER 0R STOCK SHADES
DRESSES
For Parties and Dances
Made of Taffeta, Canton Crepes, K21: lg»...
Crepe de Chine
Priced From $10 to 345’
Easy Payments if You ‘Vlrh
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
F U RNISHIN GS
125 WASHINGTON 8".
SO. NORWALK.
Ice; Charcoal,“
Wood and'
Trucking a»
’—
Fred Hain
a"mk, amn-
~..._ --_.~M«_. ._.-... .
Fresh Cut Flowers Every Day—Floral Tributes,
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2 SOUTH MAIN STREET
——--L ”4..
Old Friends.
Prl
The Old ‘Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfectchouquet
4
No mateenng on on Well
p «cm
cigars yarethebest
made at that price.
Evening ClaSSes
odors you an excellent oppor-
tunity to review your short-
hand or bookkeeping, or to per-
fect your English, spelling or
penmanship.
' A. J. Collins Co.
MERREL
: .‘3298 :
REDUCED PRICE ON NASH 4 cm. l ABS. ‘
Old Price M4 . 5'”
5-Passengler Tonnng ........ $1,195.00 532-390
Roadster ....................... 51.17500 5. 09: U0
3-Passenger Coupe .............. $1,795.00 2 5-1;: a?
5-Passenger Sedan .............. $2,025.00 -- «-
Delivered in South Norwalk
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‘S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
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FLOWERS l SEEDS I"
Byers I‘M-’1 I»?! ”I
All Occasions ‘
Willow Baskets. Jardinieres. Aquariums. Artificial. l’t‘h‘i
Fertilizers, Flower and Vegetable Seeds, lnsecllnc‘A <
South Norwalk Florist and Seed Store
TELEeu-c-ni W
Green houeee—Norwalk
VICTROLA
When you own a Yietrola you can play your mum: '
often as you like.
And when you mm a Y
cgplayed at their best.
A Victrola puts the world‘s greatest art
and voice at your instant beck and call. '
Make your selection from our many stunt-mu:
models now.
Let us explain our
as you pay.
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metro-la, only do 3 on he.“ 1.. . ,
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easy payment plan. how you tn.
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