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. resting place when on s shopping
;, kip. Many take advantage of the
.. munity to listen to '
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“The Phonograph ’with a Soul"
There is no obligationot any
”I”; We enjoy playing to you as
much as our guests enjoy listening
,. the music. Feel at liberty to
drop in any time. rain'or shine.
Sincerely,
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South Nerwaik, Conn.
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1'0 THE PUBLIC
In now until further notice the
I-Ioeticut Carpet Cleaning company
no. reduced prices on all Bus and
m. both washed and dry M
AI orders called tor and um
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"There can be no such thing in the highest sense as a home, on-
less you own it. There must be an incentive to plant trees, twink“!
the grounds. to preserve and improve. it elevates a man to own a
home: it gives a certain independence, a force or ch
obtained. in no other way. A man without a home feels like a, punch:
ger. There is in such a man a little of the vagrant. Home makes
patriots. -He who has sat by his own fireside with wig and children
will defend it. When he hears the word country pronounced, he thinks
of his home."
“Few men have been patri
tense of a boarding house."
o'ue’ enough to Shoulder a musket in de«
depend upon the number
' oi: our people who are the owners of homes. .
ter the private and public firtues of~our race." Build a home and
BUILD NOW. ’ - ...»...
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The Hatch & Bailey Company
Sheetrook and Beaver Wail Boards. CreoDipt Shingles
Axrrgnl £5
The Electrical Storage Battery '00.,
builders of the “Exide,” are the largest and
the world. -
Why bother with unknown batteries
when you can get an Exide at the same price.
I
Special batteries for wireless work of all
sizes. ’
\V e have reorganized our service station
and the public will get much better service
than formerly.
Exide Service Station
LLOYD R. STURGES, Mgr.
67 No. Main St. So. NorWalk, Ct.
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
STRICTLY FRESH EGGS in cartons 28c doz.
FANCY ROASTING CHICKENS . . . . 38c lb.
FANCYFOWLS 38clb.
RoundSteak 22clb.
ShoulderSteak 14clb
ShoulderPotRoasts......'..........12clb.
~SmallLoinsPork......'........‘...‘..22clb.
arncter that i ,
. lual tendencies under a plan recom-
“The ros erit ‘ d lor of our ebuntry . .
p p y an g y Around the fireside clus. . .
oldest manufacturers of storage batteries in'
Porterhouse Steak]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 32c lb..
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Iain Street
Booth Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
Stamford. Darlen, Westport. Black Rock, Bridgeport
—r
Pg,“ 1 Gehébe’s ' my;
\ ‘ it's Here it it's Housmrs.
TINK
The Little Plumber in the Can for Cleaning Waste.Pipes.
Results guaranteed when directions are followed.
‘— Pay 50c for a Can and Save a Plumber’s Bill
STOCKHOLM, March' 1 0.-—~Habitual
criminals in Sweden would be flutter-9:?
ed" until they are cured of their crim-
mended by a special government com—.
mittee.’ »
The committee has been making on
extensive study of the best means of
protecting society from such undesil“.
ables as well as from degenerated i
mentally diseased. epileptlcs and mor- i
al- offenders. ‘ -- 3 , 7 - . i
' It recommends the establishment of
special institutions in which. to keep
habitual criminals until they are re-
stored to normal.
the committee's plan. -
The head, of the Swedish prison
board has further recommended that
effective means be taken to prevent;L
all. such , undesirables from having
children. He says this is in line with
eflorts which have been made in, cert
taln parts of the I’nlted States.
Chiet inspector's of hospitals and.
homes for indigent have sponsored a.
that habitual. “alcoholics" who‘ have
returned to drink after treatment .in
asylums l‘or inebriates shall be sent
to special workhouscs for indefinite
periodss
FLEISCHMA
ORDER’IN PART
. is REVIKED
Continued rrom First Page
diversions of alcohol by the company's
agencies at Philadelphia; Broolflyn
and Bridgeport. and that these agen-
cies and one at Jersey City had re-
leased amounts of alcohol on forged
permits. ‘ '
Mr. lilair held. however. that the/
methods of distributing alcohol in the
Fleischmann agencies haul been
adopted with the “full knowledge mid
consent" of certain tormenoi'ficials of
the prohibition unit. not immt-(i. but
'who are said to have either resigned
oroto have been transferred to other RI‘SSIA.‘ 'CELI
NOR\\'ALK C
Governing“ work.
The findings or Mr. Blair. who do-
votwl several films to a rehearing oi‘
the issues presented. were that the “.m be heard at th
click]? of tho h‘icischnlall company service of the
had Luli m-giigcnt‘ami did not usc dist Church at 7:
due cow in rum-twisting the agcl'lcicslhfis Vladimir
undrr lil“ll‘ control. The ot’iict-rs oi‘chmst.
‘ ~ ‘ igivcn as tho
cmixmvou in the ilicgul alcohol diver—”mrim Conscrvato
.. . ist with lcmling Euro
iim i-luschrtmm: compani‘s 1u'iuci. ‘nttuincd distinction
flail rim m‘m'turim. plants. at i,uiii:'iull. :symphony Orchi-str
xunr \Vmizinuton. it. i‘.. and at l'cck- ililalH' and Austria:
the cwnpuuy wore exonerated of any
stun or "i :cries of permits.
lw-n i2 \ohcd by officials to stop the
lion- c.‘ alcohol to ilk gal channels.
(Continued irom Page One.)
was extreme-w grave. The strikers sip-l
band at least temporarily and num—
bers or mud and wounded were lying
in the streets.
Johannesburg is in reality a revolu-
tionary movement. according to the:
Cape Town correspondent of the
Daily Telegraph. The _ strike‘ issue
has been eclipsed by, the threat
against the state. he says.
There was some speculation over
Premier Smuts' delay in proclaiming
gravely overdue. but it is understood
he was actuated by fear that sucha
step would precipitate a conflict in
which the strikers who are mainly
veldt.
The Johannesburk correspondent
numbers or Dutch farmers in the‘
joined the strikers and. formed;
Benonl. '
pendent. on. ihev'other.hand. ascribes
the trouble; to a widespread Bolshe-
vletplot. and says' ‘ the Eordsburg
commando regal-dense" as, a. Red'
progress throughout the Rand. the.
eastern section. He believes that the
police will soon gain the. upper hand
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to ' seen 31!.
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25 Washington Street :’ South Not-wail:
its uncut—Jameson. Garfield; *
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various . reports.
. . JOHANNESBURG. March 10,—“5p
Vast crowds were still in the streets
at the time- this dispatch was ’t‘iled
been declared. and ‘flring is heard ‘
every {ew‘ minutes). " "
’pilot being killed. A.
Poverty eon-{times Isnoflclal: ‘
7'9"“! ‘8 “monitor-table, as I my- ‘
Cl“ all testify: but manne- out-
4 ml the.“ thins. that canrhap‘pen
In I yam man into be'"toss’ed»”ovcr. ,
beard and, counselled nanny?“
Tammy wasnnnlim' -
pm-.. 4 -. ...
.
John Grab. 2535s minding
as. Orleans. 14.. write-rmxy-kh
ths a Pleasure to
‘ lies’ Fmefiglk Hose,
oldiest” Silk Hose, Wi
Silk and Lisle s13,
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UNBERWEAR F0
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83 Washington Street, South Nos-w r
f A.F.Be
.1 ST AT SOUTH .
T0310RRO‘V
unusual .. ability i
0 Sunday on:
South Norwai
30 6‘ciock toniorrow.l
DUMDSRY. Rue"~""~“5order to “up with your hands and
his record may beiglve me that box quick." Just as the
f ”‘9 lm— jpaymnstcr was putting up his hands.
S"‘°'i.\laynaml entered from the carding“
“‘3' iroom door. taking in the situation he
ill the MOSKO“';juinpcd on the bandit's back. vvhllc
:1 in Russia. Ger‘iuerard came rushing down the star—
has played “5 50' way and attacked Dugan. All {our
t or graduate o
r_v of Moskow:
[re-{til symphon
Orchestras
recmations of his art are
Phonograph Com
ski‘i. X. l'.. cull nmnitfucture- alcohol. .loisl “-3”. the New
bu: Ks shit in the future illroughfipqphia. "
agsm-ies will he pox-stints only 'unilgfiphony
m-rr‘u‘n rigid rcstrictions which have
the
toured season of i
in: artist in concert
THIRTYJFWG ‘ ‘ if g imann—Hcirrk.
KILLED MARTIAL igujicui ciicl
LAW FOLLOWS says "Mr. llubinsky is one
'Cvllists in this country.”
dolphin Public. be
complete muster
es as a recital artist or
L"Air'fflurider guard for the night. in the
0‘ the bet“Hock-up here. Beigran worked here
last summer for a few weeks in the_
.Asplnook bkachcry. it is claimed. - =
The Phila-
dgcr says he
.his instrument."
Evening Times says LEAGUE 0F NATIONS
cclllst proved himself a worthy
npanion of
Helm-t) and was
d as she." Mr.
ate friend of
The position at Tlrnknoninnd Benonl The l
"The ‘
pureutly bud Ohiuim-d the upper cox
(Schumann-
uitlmsiusticnily receive
Duhinsky was the“ intim
Kronqld. who recently died.
so well and favorably known
Norwalk people.
d charge of the music
oid's funeral. himself pinyin
pln Funeral
'quartet. of ‘ce
icctions.
"' _‘ Mr.
LONDON. March ii.—'l‘he general‘wh
strike called by the miner-3' leaders at _to
hit at Mr. Kron-
and ‘leadlng a
llos in a number of se-
lections for tomorrow
evening‘s service followz‘
Prelude. Lenten Supplication.
......... V.-~o.-.-- ...n.
martial law, w . . Mr. L'Hommedieu
hirh “as regarded as 'Ccllo Solo. Air Seventeenth Cen
........ Mr. Dublnsky
Son of God Goes Forth
Congregation
g of India.
Rymsky. Ko rsawopt
Hymn. The
Dutch; m hi [1, el r ‘
18 e r n orced from the 'Ccllo Solo, A Son
...............
-—
of th ‘ ,
P same newspaper reports that Anthem. (To be selected)
BORSDUrgVand Benoni districts have 'Cello Solo Orientals Glazounoff
' . bl "
mounted commandos Which. mked'fello Solo M" D“ “Sky
‘ ‘ ‘ ~ Mr. nubinsky
riumphal March .
r. L'qumedieu
rmon subject will be
be. welcomed at the
Th 1‘! " ‘ ‘ I '
e men Johannesburg corms pofllude. T
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The ,evening so
Everybody will
patterns and colors
R ALL THE FAMILY
all the newest shades. Extra good value $1.39
thithe popular Wide seam. All colors $1.89
in attractive heather, mixtures. Black only,
850, 51.00.5150, $1.89, $2.00
CnAMOISETTE GLOVES, ALL SHADES 75c pair
A'NEW STOCK OF MEN’S SHIRTS .
s Fruit of the Loom muslin in many neat
WETT CITY MILL-
HAND SAVES
4 . PAYMASTER
Continued from Page One.
wore in a mixup. with the pay en-
Minneapoufi SYm'ivc-iopes scattered all over the fioor.’
in this “mm“: iu'hcn llelgrnn broke loosb and ieveicd
DI‘OdUK‘Cd by . his gun at lluggan. but the paymaster
Valuiiwas quicker 0n the trigger and his
917-1913 as ussxst-ibuimt went through the hold-up
With Mme- Schu- man‘s‘p'rist. which dropped him to
is W9“ known in .the floor and the fight was over.
The two hold-up men were held
LONDON. March 11.—~Twenty-one
members of the League of Nations
last year. according to an announce-
ment in the House of Commons.
8
\ F. S. LYON
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a
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Because our knowledge was gleaned
through university training and years
of practical experience.
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THAM‘ER, lNC.
Optometrists and. Opticiorsso
‘ ' “ ' - ' ~ ' loomed at th
Guard.”S He ad iExer) .bodyuili be vse .'
do that fighting is in service. >
m , -—-—--'-""". —-—~"'""
ost sewer-el trouble .being iu‘ the AMERICAN'.CELEBBA
, ’ ‘ BIRTHDA
in Johannesburg and Benoit}, but ad- , RIG'A. Lntiva. March ILian-One
mita that, owing to' the prevailing 31°31; sinbigzlsiieatyfizgla It was that'
chaos. it is vet . d ».~ ra e ' . p
. & imcult to verify the oil Thomas A.
'anniversary wasm
eeches in the Moscow ac
dispatch from the Ru
1
r
cently ..cele-
ado an occasion of? ' sale ..
Edison. inventor, whose;
hools. says r
an/omcial
capital.
(presumably after martial law “ had- 0‘
is hailed in Rbussia as! ' . ,I . ’
great benefactors of man-1- G.‘ DEN~ S
electricalcxperimeuts are l» . . .
portant role in i ,
electrifica.‘
. kind. whose
It is re ort ’ ' 'bound to play an im
9 ' ed from Benoni that an the Soviet scheme for the
airplane has been . -
“in“: 49““ me tion or Russian industry.
‘SPECIAIS‘FORTHE .
result? 156,?
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Slitlanticist..5tamford
8+ > ‘ ‘ . . ...“
‘ ' Clearance ,
Now inProgress
lift-hm __ _ at. so. Norm
H. Krieger Co.
Good Clothes for Men and
Women on Easy
Payments
t.--.o-vo-o-.--.--.-.
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
CiIILDREN’S STORE
37 Went Washington St. S. Nemali
MEMBERS LAX IN Dunsj
have not paid their subscriptions for;
The Textile Store
Tweeds and qucsplms
‘ 56 to 58 inches wide
Special Prices This Week
$1.75, $2.15, $2.49 yard
136 Washington
South Norwalk
Ice, Charcoal.
Wood and
Trucking
Old Friends
Pric
The'Old Well 5c Cig
erfecto Bouq
' at 10c.
on Old Well,
best cig'fi"
" the?
"No profiteethg‘
Ii'hey are the
made at that price.
adore you a
tunity to review your
hand or bookkeeping, or to per"
test your English, spelling or
pennanship.
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