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highest sense as a home. un-
ive to plant trees, to beautity
It elevates a man to own 'a
force of character that is
it without a home feels like a passen-
little of the vagrant. Home makes
is own fireside with wife and children
pronounced. he thinks
"'rhwz'e can be no such thing in the
insg )ou own it. There must be an incent
to preserve and improve.
the grounds.
ain independence. a
home. it gives a cert
obtained in no other way. A ma
ger. There is in such a man a
patriots. He who has sat by h
will defend it. When he hears the word country
of his home."
“Pew men have been pat
tense of a boarding house."
“The prosperity and glory of our
01 our people who are the owners of homes.
ter the private and public virtues of our
BUILD NOXV.
riotic enough to shoulder a musket in de-
counti‘y depend upon the number
Around the fireside clus—
race." Build a home and
The Hatch &
Shcctmck and Beaver Wall Boards.
Bailey Company
Oreo-Dim. Shingles
Build a Home and Build Now ‘
REDUCED PRICE ON NASH 4 CYL. CARS
Old Price New Price
5-P enge Tourin . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,195.00 $1,120.00
Roofiter rg $1,175.00 $1,095.00
3-Passenger Coupe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1,796.00 $1,640.00
5-Passenger Sedan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2,025.00 $1,795.00
Delivered in South Norwalk
M ,
YOU, TOO
will find our store a convenient
resting place when on n lhopping
trip. Many take advantage of the
opportunity to listen to
iZZeNlEW EDISON
"the Phonograph with a Soul"
There is no obligation or any
tort. We enjoy playing to you as
much as our guests enjoy listening
to the musu' Feel at. liberty to
drop in an} time. rain or shine.
Sincerely,
South Norwalk, Conn.
-s. L. BENEDIC
73 North Main Street
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
Small Fresh Pork Loins to Roast . 22c lb.
Lean Pot Roast ...................... . 12c lb.
/
arm Clocks—Reduced Prices
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice tht
mamectlcut Carpet Cleaning Company
lisve reduced prim on all Run and
fine“, both washed and dry cleaned
on orders called tor and dollvorol.
”HOME I“
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UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS NI
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run. of every description ”and
anywhere
llootric Signs a Specialty,
Bulletin Adv.
A. Toth
3 Lexington Avonuo,
a
City
031' A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
rags. papers, Junk and an
d goods. Anything you
r, Price according to the qual-
ot the goods. A square deal
m
PHILIP P4 MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Unsaid-hand Goods Always on 8-10.
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a. M. woos'rER "
Attorney-at-Law
1.. lit-miner U. a. Patent Olico
PATENTS
‘ lad for Booklet on Potent!
Iain 8L, Bridgeport. Conn.
Toilet Cream
'1‘], our Toilet Cream for chapped
53 and rough skin. This do-
cream meets with satis-
It is dainty. cleverly per-
nnd dries quickly, will leave
. akin soft and smooth. It is not.
or greasy. Get a bottle to-
num-
A. MEAD
RIPTION PHARMACIST,
Big Ben. Baby Ben, Sleep-Meter, Autocrat Tattoo,
8-Day Alarm, Plain or Radium Dials.
See Window Display
0. B. JACKSON
J eweler—Optometrist
.58 Wall Street Norwalk
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CLEAN UP SALE
On Women's and Misses Coats, Dresses, Suits and Milliuery.
Comparing quality, our prices are the lowest in town.
THE PARIS
33 South Main Street South Norwalk
ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS AGO
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HAVE YOU SEEN IT?
Beautiful new sport footwear, new styles and patterns,
attractive color combinations now in our display of' advance
Spring Fashions.
‘Plenty of beige, nude and sponge, the latest colors in
lIOSIery.
Conneally 59° Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS
“The Victorla Book of
the Opera”
IS Now Available
$1.50
A beautiful and well-written volume to take an import-
ant place in the musical literature of the home. Printed and
bound in a style beyond criticism. Suitable as a sumptous and
acceptable gift for any music lover. It will familiarize all with
the stories of the operas and their music.
GET A COPY NOW
Visit Oyr Gift Department and Music Department
The Hamilton Shop
OPEN nvigtv gégc 331.1330? O’OLOCK
' Advertise in {he Senna
’ treaty.
MABEL NORMAN-D
IS REPORTED
CRITICALLY ILL
(Continued from First Page)
lapsed at the funeral servtces, and at
that time it was stated she was on the
verge of a nervous breakdown.
Deeply affected by the mysterious
shooting of the director. the film
comedienne left her Los Angeles
apartment shortly after she was ques-
tioned by the district attorney as to
any clew she might be able to give
to aid in the solution of the crime. _
Then. secluded in the foothill reSI-
dence where she todaylies in a seri-
ous condition. Miss Normand suffered
a. nervous collapse. according to her
physician. the result ot'contlnued de-
pression ovei: the tragedy in which
she had played one oi! the leading
roles. At one time it was! reported
Miss Normand
and Taylor were en-
gaged. But the actress steadfastly has
denied that there was ever any afiair
of the heart between her and the
slain director. maintaining they were
merely “the best of friends."
early in the evening of February \1.
She went to his apartments to borrow
a. book from him. she said. While
there. she stated. she chatted With
Taylor for a few minutes and then the
director escorted her to her car and
wavd good bye to her as her limousine
sped down the street. Taylor then
returned to his apartments. where the
next morning his body was found by
Henry Peavey. his houseman.
Miss Normand's story of her last
visit to Taylor's apartments was corro-
borated by her chaullcur. \Villiam
Davis. .
Although Miss Normand's physmian
refused to be quoted other than as
saying that Miss Normand was “seri-
ously ill with influenza." friends of the
actress were said to have declared that
for a period of twelve hours yesterday
she suffered partial loss of the use of
Mr muscles This report. however.
could not be confirmed today.
It IIt'K‘illl‘N‘ known this morning that
Bliss Normand was taken ill with iii-
fiuvn'zn inst Monday, tlte day on which
Slll' was to lliiVl sizirtcd t‘iliiiing scenes
on lif‘i‘ latest sort-Hi vcliiclv.
i'r-prvsciitntivt-s
Visitors. or puss
lune not lwvn prrniittvd to su-c the
actress siiit‘c Slip sot-ludml lll‘l‘slll in
tliv Allndr-mi limiw.
Growing rlislwliuv.-.lii llll' story of
thy llllll"ll-l' of \\‘illiiiin lh‘r’llllllltl 'i‘nv-
loi' rrlnlo d in lh-lroit \‘lllllll lliu lust
lL‘Y't't‘ Nun‘s li_\‘ lItll‘l‘) .\l. Fields.
in :‘izstmiv lllt l'I' \\.~s ' \lIi'l ssml
o.lt'l\' tori", l-_\' i. is ,-\ll;_'.ll".\' nflirihls.
’l'ht‘y potiitra‘ out two ('llllligt‘s
Firlds made in his original storv. Unr-
wns ti «- r: Aluction ot’ a $1.000 bill to It
$1M“ I‘m in t'n' ll'i‘llltll “itli his sl:ii"~
(mind. 'lllt‘ ot‘iicci‘s said tlicy found
it .tl liI'llllt’l‘ place in imnied.
.\ lulllk t-‘l'vr was found here. how—
portiui proof of l“lf‘ltl.\" stutvniciit that
ill(‘ lllm director \vns killcd because of
his :illcgt-d int: l'fCrt‘lll‘G with the drug
traffic.
The officials learned also that a
Chinese named \Vong‘ lA'e»mthc name
Fields said was borne by the Chinese
in the alleged murder partyflliad left
Los Angclvs Chinatown three days ago
when it was first intimated Fields
might have important information
concerning the cdse.
SLOT MACHINES
YIELD SHOWER
OF NICKLES
Continued from First Page.
:iiiiination lust \veck. totalled up to
33".33. lii‘ order of the court this
money was to be divided between the
city and the state. Sergeant Virelli
turned over to Sergeant. J. Harry Gib-
son, on duty at police headquarters
the sum of $3.92. which when added
to the $11.25 being held by Chief of
Police Pennington constituted the
city's share of the receipts of the
gambling machines. _
An examination of the machines
that had been left at 1\rst district po-
lice station t‘ailcd to ncveal any money.
but when the machines are more
closely examined if is believed that
there will be found some money in
some of the tubes in the interior. as
there is always a dollar or so inthese
tubes. - l
The machines yesterday at City Hall
were batterd into bits and the rem-
‘nants of scrap metal and wood.
springs bolts. clock-work and glass.
were dumped into a garbage barrel
to be disposed of.
EMBARRASSMENT
IN ARD FHEIS’
AGREEMENT
Continued from Page One.
The writers cndorse the govern—
ment's suspension of further consider-
ation of the AngloJrish ireaty bill in
the imperial Parliament until further
knoivledge on the subject is gained.
but believe the measure may be taken
up next Thursday or Friday if the
matter meanwhile has been straight-
ened out satisfactorily.
The “'estminster Gazette's political
correspondent says the British Minis-
ters have trust in the good faith of
the Irish leaders. but wish particularly
to ascertain whether the provisional
government is going to present to the
Irish people a new constitution. which
shall be in strict accordance with the
He adds that. certain Irish
del y ‘ have réached Loam
Miss Normand visited the director .
'.i- ii: twni hr “4‘ .uid Slum for liming
Ilil\r ‘l n ("liltn “I. .i \\'llll" mun MIMI u
mt: “Hillilii to the 'l‘n) lui' :xpni‘t»
iii- ms. '
"";- titli- 1' \' .Is his t‘lmiiuiiiir Illl‘ l0—
...tiw: \. in r. ll'.‘ said llii- pistol \iitli
“.‘i it'll 'l'wt i ii' “'15: shut would l».
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MADE UP CURTAI
RAG
18x36 Inches
Were 65c; Now . .. . . .
6x9 ft. .-
Were $5.98; Now . . . $3..
gates may see Premier Lloyd George
today.
The new development in Ireland has
created suspicion among the Conser-
vative politicians; this is voiced by the
Morning Posts. which sees in the Sit-
uation a. triumph for Republicanism.
It says Eamon de Valera outwitted
Lloyd George with “contemptuous
ease." and predicts as the ultimate
outcome that Great Britain will have
to reconquer Ireland."
DUBLIN. Feb. 24.—~"Tlicre
abundant evidence yesterday that the
thl‘l‘v montlis' pact arranged at the
Al‘d Fheis for the purpose of securing
unity in the ranks of the Sinn Ftiu
organization has brought. relic-f to the
great body of the irish lit-public."
writes the correspondent of the Free-
man's Journal.
“'JIS
volved victory for one side or
other were naturally to be heard. but
llll' gt'iicrul disposition “as to -’.~llll~SB
them as futile and mischievous.
“The one thing upprrmost in tin:
national organization had been avert-
mi for thr- iiiuiiIt-nt.
,laicr is not to lie igiiort d. lint tliriw
Huiii lw iitu Ilfllll‘lln}: the at llt'l.il N1115-
.t‘action at knowing that it is not to
and the Iuriitst liopt ph-
\‘Ullll‘ 1) (HT,
ivnils lli.it things “ill so shape Ill' iii.E
sing or the Connecticut Hospital Asso—
1ciation at the Hotel Bond. liai-tt‘ord.'
vsclves that it can be axoided alto-
l‘gctlicr.”
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‘ARAPAHOE CARRIES
nobody could li-nrn llll‘ nature of his
mission. A platoon of baseball writ-
ll'l‘S attempted to interview him on the
question of lid. Roush. They wanted
to know it' the tI-mperamcntal lirlder
was still a lioldout. and it“ he was be-
ing considered in a deal with the
Giants for Douglas and Barnes. those
world series pitching heroes.
There was a rumor that Aaron
“'nrd. holdout second baseman of the
Yanks soon might be pouring his sni—
ident l-‘rank Navin. ot’ the Detroit
was planning to offer “'ard to the De-
troit team for Bobby Vcach. the hard
hitting Tiger outfielder. \Vard is an-
other oi‘ the 1921 world series heroes.
HOUSE PASSES BILL
TO PAYBRIDGE-
PORT $157,048 DUE
from First Page.
Cantlnued
States will do with the foreign trea-
ties before the Foreign Relations
Committee of the Senate has made a
report on themff says the resolution.
tion. nor did it lead to’any discussion.
There was no comment in the Senate
on the recent speech of. Ambassador
Harvey. although several Democratic
members were prepared to follow up
the attack made upon the Ambassa-
dor by Senator James Reed. who
scored the Ambssador's remarks in
a speech \Vednesday. in which he also
demanded his recall for “toadying” to
the British.
Chapped hands
. and faces ‘needn't p.
‘ ‘ bother. 3.:
.MENTHOLATUM
‘73“ soothes and heals _."
hilblains * *
F. H. . BAXTER
nanudrs'r -
I SOUTH MAIN STREET
AGENT FOR
A VALUABLE CARGO
arv complaints into the ears of Pres—‘
club. it was said the Yankee ownerl
No action was taken on the resolu-u
l
w.— .»
M
Suggestions that. the agreement in— " HOSPIT‘AL H‘AS
the ‘.
..
’s LEADING DRY GOOD
. _ ‘
' SpeCIal Offering of: Rugs an
quantity for a limited time at reduced pl'iCQS
NS—Small lots of 1, 2, and 3 pair lots at bargain prim
CURTAIN MATERIALS—Some special lots by the
~ Our Regular Spring Sh
.. Is now ready for inspection.
BUGS—27x54 inches and 36x72 inches. Specially Priced,
Note These Prices on Grass Rugs
27x54 Inches
39c Were $1.50; Now . . . . 980 Were $2.00; Now _
8x10 ft.
Were $8.50; Now . .. $5.08 Were $10.00; Now . .
owing of Curtains and Draperies
Call and see them.
s
A
STOR
vvv'vvvw -
yard at remnant prices.
36x72 Inches
“/3
9x12 ft.
SAFEGI‘ARDING CATTLE.
Report of Contm'msioner Shows Ac-
tivlties of Month.
The report of J. M ‘Vhittlcsey.
state commissioner on dorm stic alli—
mals. Shows that during last month
2.070 cattle were tuberculin tested. 3:6
were condemned. 693 were killed and
33 were quarantined. Cattle importmi
(or dairy and breeding numbered 47. ;
for slaughter. 344. Animals l‘tlcslt d
numbered 497. Sc "en were quaran-
tined and 3 killed. The number of
horses imported was 427 and tlit- niiiii-
licr retested. 352.1‘went)‘ nutnln is of
her retested. 33,2. Twenty untim-
iliorscs were tested. Large niimlwis of
llilIth" and ii‘llDOi'll d swine ‘\I w- in
ed against disease.
BIGGEST MONTH
Continmd from Page One.
m' the l‘i"\\' rt‘milnliuzt is in sf: ‘ll‘i
propir's mind-.- \xzastil:;11t Split in (lie.
The proud-ills.
of such a division having: to L... t‘ncmil
'“ili now
i
t
i
i
l
satisfactory history «if (\niry (use I".
lei-int: the hospital. It is litlitved tl~: ‘
“ttli tlx’» cn-upcrulimi llie
lll‘li'll l.i:.:'!:- l' :1.i'nl;i"ii of Fuse
in“ S! Clll’t Kl.
.\‘-\v rut-s for the pathological la-
liorntot'y \\'Oi‘t‘ tliscuxsi «l. l-iit that .u-7
tion was deferred.
Ill\ll.tlll‘ll \\;=.s rum in II in ilxr ill"' t-
ol‘ Sitlil ..
”(‘1‘
l't .
Saturday. Feb. :35. l‘jrcctor l“. P,
Gebhardt, the Superintendent and the
General Manager were appointed dele-
gates.
‘1‘. ~.\ ... ton! of :i man entering“! ‘ It will be of interest to the pitldic
wank \‘iill‘. .. wir- ,l‘imzstiwl Ilollni' .llllll (Continued from First Page.) [to know‘that the Norwalk Hospital
.1le unizii: S'l-lllt‘llrl} about the Inn!“ .___. :liad the biggest month in the history
NM” “1” >5“!- ‘Sclizin: and l-Iwrctt Scott in re coiling ' of the institution last month. The to-
ll! «Hl'llll‘ ”7 'l‘ll'WlH-r‘ (“NHL ‘lt‘llutl'itlic kinks out of llll‘ll' arms and logs. I tnl i-tm-ipts “my. Sitcom, :tli ..; at? iI‘ll
l'iiitni Stat s llistiit'l Allifl'lh} “FTP-innit that l‘nrl .\l:i_\‘§ and “hilt Hoyt was (‘le'lH'd with the c\cc~pti0n of at
\v.is quot: ll .i‘ lruiiii: slzitnl :i mun he “.19 ”may”! in light ll‘ullilllaf. gift nt' 31““.
l-elivxni \\.'.\' ‘i‘:-\l»r li.id sousht his Garry licrrinziii. pi'vsld-xnt oi‘ the
Hill u )l-Il' sun i-- slmnliinlz 0‘" Ull‘lt‘incinnaii llcds. was in town. but it
drug: lI-lllli‘. 'wns announced at his hotel that he A b 9
This l.itv-i‘ “:15 pnintml to as possililc was in conference with himscli‘ and c e.
. When you’re suffering from
headache,
backacke,
toothache,
neuralgia,
or pain lrom any other cause, try
Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills
One or two and the pain stops
Contain no habit-forming drugs
Have you tried Dr. Miles' Netvine?
uh your Draught
J acoby’ 8
12-14 No. Main St. So. Nor-walk
Final Clean up
on -
Men’s and Boys’ Sheep
Lined 'Coats and
Mackinaws
Boys’ . . . . . $5.98 to $7.98
Men’s . . . . . $7.98 to $10.98
H. Krieger C0,
Good Clothes for Men and
Women on Easy
Payments
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTll.§ 8-»; (0..
Inc.
5 Railroad A; use
South Norwalk. Cc‘
The Textile Store
. New Twceds for Sp' *5. 54 c :3
1 inches wide. a-l tvci
Yard ......... $‘t513SI 3;d.
A Dcsrgner patic - .\‘."- ".9
new Guide given Free ‘ . :‘° .«azk
' a ”:1
with the purchase of '
136 Washington
. South Norm k
'Ific—Ej’CharC-Oflli
- Wood and
Trucking
Fred Hain
'IlCl’ «I‘ll
Old Friends at the Old
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet ,
at 10c.
11 01d W63
No profiteer'ing 0 best cigar!
Cigars. They are the
made at that pnce-
I
Rosenfield
Bros.
EARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS ,
——
125 WASHINGTON 81“..
; so.-N.oRWALx..
”pf/AZ:
- Our
Evening Classes
ofiers you an erg-client
tunity to review your
hand or bookkeeping, or o ‘
feet your English, spelliLS C‘
p‘enmanship.
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