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CLEV' 11111111115. 0.. 11pm 28—-—That
”elementary rights won by centuries
of sacrifice have been invaded by post-
war reaction' is contended in 11 Con-
gressionul program which, according
.‘lo preliminary agenda. issutdfrom na-
tional Socialist headquarters at Chi-
cago by Otto llranstetter. e\ecuti2e
secretan. will lie pr1>s1nt1d here at
the Soci: 111;: Party 1‘1m2ention tomor—
- row. The pr1‘umhl1 to this program
aflirms tl11 SO1inlists' ultimate aim of
public ownership 11nd democratic con-
trol of the gr111t industries but adds
“while pre paring t'or‘ this tundamt‘ nt-
al chunc1-.1n1l 22 'orkiug to22' 11rd it as :2
final C'.l i. 22' r1.1l1~1questious oi
gnu-r i1111ne1liatv- 1‘11n1'1~rn1'a1:1-1is to-
day.‘
"The post-221m re 1'1‘tion L113 chosen
the 1rg'111. 171t1111-1 oi tailor for tin
princtp 1i ot111-1‘t of its attack." tl11'
proposv l program states. "Th1,- pro-
paéand't of ti.“ (111‘ n shop' is 1111 as-
mult upon tho 1.1.411'1 01 1111.1 mimi-
(ion of tl1£'22".'1:'- 2'1 11‘921-"3.
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its prol1ilii: ion of stv'ilus 32' tho l1gzi-
cal r1-sn't 11' thin u'~ti111— 2' i111- 121111111—
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the Merl trust 111111111 11111411113 l1:121-
also litt'll slippivssrd. 'l'in-M- i11‘.:1-
' sions Ul tho' most 1-111114-111111'2' rights
won by rennin-15' 11:" s'at'1'ilivv 11111110!
he pvrinitt-wl to 111111111111-
fectiu- protest."
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employnu tit and L':'11"1'1~i IllFll‘l‘Sri
caused l»,2' tl1-- 1.2;1nl1'ssn1'ss and
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shown a 1'.1!l11n;; i211l11‘1‘11'1'111‘1- 111 13.1-
wants and no- ' is 111 millions of \2'11rl-tA
era."
'l‘ht‘ theory 11nd lil'llH‘lIH‘l underly—
ing tl11- ultimato- .-1111 [111' in" party '1'."
briefly 1:~.plai1'1-1l in ”11' pl‘9'11llll1l1'..
Wllit'h 1'1 Mrs to tho Sowinlist platform
as “1111 111t11'pr1-t111im 1-I 51:1‘114)‘ and
:1 ion-vast ol 22'l111t humanity must do
to 112011 till- 1"1ll:lp:~‘o‘ 111' H11-
lion of 1111- 111111i1-1In I>:.ti11u.~. it
sorts that “pr12at1- proporty in tiu‘ r“-
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produr‘tinn. th- 1111.1115 ot't1.'1n:1pmta—
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a class.
“This rapidly 1'1-1111'11llziui: (mum'-
ship." it 1’11'11tll1t11‘8. "is not 11111- to H11
'l‘l11- great dis—
lliihl.
malice 111' tl11~ 1122'111-111.
Coveries 11nd i112'1-11timu4 of tin
and prose-lit 1"~ntnr11-.~.' l1a2','
our power to provinw- 22'1altl1.
fully 11:41- tllis pnwo‘r Lyn-.11 organiza-
tions 01‘ Pupil.” l1.'1'.-' resulted. ’l‘lu-
small plant 11nd small industry must
give way to tin- lui'iy- 0111-. Pompom-
tion slowly uiu-s 11';1'.'
'l'n
organization ind control. This tru-l
dency is i111-2ital1l1- in 1111 our 111' 11111—
rhinory'. Slt'illll .’Il.'l 1-l1'1‘tri1' 11022'1-1'
and organization.
"llut (‘1ii'por11t1‘ 1122'111'rsl2ip 11nd 1‘1111-
rol ennlllrs :1 Mass to 111111111poiizv tl11‘
chief benettts or industrial progress.
Enormous i111'on11-s tluw into the laps
ofthe great masters of our industrial
life. A struggle ensurs iwtwevn the
ownera of industry and the "138808
who work in the industries.
“Modern industry breeds this irre-
mreaslllh conflict Socialism 22ill end
it. Th1 1Ir1.1t industries must puss out
of the hands of a small minmity of
the population into the hands of the
'CO__RNS
Lift Off with Fingers
-* i'fie’ini'f hurt a. bit!
f’l‘reezone" on an aching corn. in-
My that com stops hurting. then
, flatly you 1111 11 right of! with fing-
‘I. Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
o" for a. few cents. sufficient
h move every hard corn. sort corn.
’1' cdrn between the toes. and 'the cal—
soreness or irritation.
”a without
”Adv. ~
e—i‘j
Your Eyes Should Be
Investigated
22itlront 1"-!
Be Sure to Be
Here Early
Tomorrow.
You'Will' Be
Surprised at the
Values Ofiered
A Most Unusual Purchase
J .
The House of GoOd Clothes for Men and Women
12-14 North Main Street
For Tomorrow Only
A Sale of New Spring Coats
Enables Us to Put on
Fraction of Their Actual Values. It Is Very
to Offer Such Handsome Coats at So Law a Price
Fine Spring Coats at a
We Are in a Position
Be‘Sure to Take
Advantage of .
the Remuria‘ble' _ 1:
' Values to Be .
Ofiered
Tomorrow
So. Non-walk, Conn.
Sale Three Groups of Remarkably
Seldo m
All Colors
Fine Styles
C OAT S
Former value to $17.50
For Tomorrow Only
$10.88
Included in
Hair, Tweeds. Homespuns,
All Bea
EVERY WANTED COLOR
Group No. 1
New Sbring
A Clearance Sale of Tweed Suits
$ 1 0.88
Many Models
Silk Lined
New Spring
COATS
Former value to $22.50
For Tomorrow Only
$ 1 4 . 88
This Wonderful Ofl’ering Of Coats You Will Find Polo Cloths, Camel’s
Shawsheens, Plaid Backs and Novelties.
utifully Silk Lined in
mm $18.88; 1.1.113;
Group No. 3
N ew‘ Spring
,COATS
Former value to $30.00
For Tomorrow Only
$18.88
Group No. 2 '
EVERY WANTED STYLE
A Clearance Sale of Tricotine Suits
'lt'Stt‘llt‘» ,
int'y'e' 151 -ii
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Drop a. little,
, It the letters on a. printed page. blur
,oeern to run into each other or it
, here to hold the paper farther
- your eyes than formerly see 218
Here’s a Bargain
11:1tinu. organized and administered by
tl11 mum-12 and representing the will
(ii till."
llHlflAN Tillll
BillSliEl/liii
WHAT HE Tflfllllifll'
2\.~-l"r1-1l Ken-s. of
a tt'uitlvr 11f blooded
hors '11. is perhaps tl11- only foreigner
in liusaia who told the ' Soviet 1202'.
1‘runi1-n’. just what he thought of it
and received 11 lustimoniul for his
trunknms. llv lat-sly left Rumia for
lv11111-‘ after an nimvllt‘t‘ of ill“? years.
Row-.21 went to ltunsin in 1913 tin-
1l1-r1‘ontr111‘t with (‘ount llnrion [mlh
kov. Viceroy or the Caucasus, and
1.22'11.~1- 111' some of the most valuable
1m 1‘ horsea in the world. of“: was to
ieteive '..1. salary of trom $10000
3.15. mm a vear as breeder and train—
1'r of the (‘ount's horses and as man-
ager or his 78.000-111're stock form.
Despite the Couut's death in 1915
and the revolution two years later.
Keyes was reluctant to leave Rue-la.
H1- saw his savings disappear, the
farm taken over by the Soviets-and
lamina. approaching, but still he. de-
termined to stick.
This resolution remained unshaken
for months. but the turning point
came when the government suddenly
ordered his splendid trotting horses
turned over to the. peasants for ordin—
illGA. April
l'llyria. Uhin,
You Should Not Miss
Wonderful Values Every One of Them
ofiit‘ials. literally
and bitter-
thw highest. Soviet
took his tile in his hands.
l,2' arraigned them for their action.
.\lu1:11to his surprise they heartily
1. '1'e1-1l with him. but r1‘1'11s11l to can—
(‘o'l tho order.
His l02o 11nd eonsidt'ratinu for the
1101.215 11111d1- such 11 favorable im-
pr1ssion however. that 1111"“ 111128
tour 111 22115 pr-‘sontc‘d with a testi—
monial. written on oiiicinl So2iet p11-
prr 11n1l.'1du|111i with 40211111 1l11l10-
late go2w'1rnm1nt «1.2M This and the
old contrm't with Count linshkov is
all Reyes h1114 to show for his nine
years in Russia.
DYE illil DRESS
[ill liltii’ERY [N
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to. ,
"Diamond Dyes" and follow
slinplu directions in every
Don't wonder whether you
becauo
' Buy
tho
package.
can dye or tint successfully.
pertect home (heinz
with Diamond Dyes even if you have
never dyed before. worn. tuned
drones. shirts. waists. coon. sweaters.
stockings. draperies. hunting; every-
thing become like new again.
tell your drugglst whether the ma»
terial you wish to dye}: wool or silk.
ed goods. Diamond Dyes new
or‘ whether it is linen. cotton. or mix-
nry farm work. Keyes nought out;
otrrak. spot. fade. or rum—Adv.
. 2
in 3113me .
momlorcadofthisarfistic durableflatwallpaht.
"m Cupid.
‘5 I. .
Just
" “hi-ta Murals.
he Richesi:
‘ alt Extrac t
Distributed 3" I
"We"! Groeery Co.
South Hem lk :
0. o QPRéODUGT‘S
I’ATTON 8
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Pom? m?
HY tear up
the house
and re-deoorite
walls every year?
Why not finish
yourumllthisfim‘e
with this beauti—
.. fultonod flatwan
‘.. ‘.‘ .\( pain—men inn:
2.1% . 'Ve 30.9 i
‘ water will unite -
wallsliken'ew. Nopominthefirishbabocbdh'tmd 1
grime. Shows nolapsorbrushmarks. Letmshuw
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. ~Lil'l ’l
Stock.
:uoodfol‘
“WARMEn WEATHER DUE" soon”
We invite your inspection of our new “Spring Display
of Wall Papers,” including the various lines of Chintz and
Grass Papers; also Cretonnes and Jaspers, Oatmeals, Varnish,
Tiles and Harrmenellas.
Due to the fact that we buy for a chain of stores, we
offer you the above patterns at 10c,15c, 20c and 25c per roll.
Our motto is—
,__r,_ ‘ PRICES THE LOWEST, QUALITY THE BEST
We also do all kinds of painting, pngmnlunging W
decoratng, both. lneide end oufside work. Call in‘ and let us
give you an estimate.
CHAIN WALL PAPERhW CO.
Store Open Saturday Evemngo—i'reoncflqfi-y
13 WALL STREET _ ' mom GM.
WEDDING GIFTS
my: rpm 2., 1122;
SMARTLY DRESSED 22 021112
Are Calling for These Correctly Styled Models
- 5" Spring
Patent Oxfords and Pumps; military and 111-. -
toes K3; ”has“!
Black Kid and Brown Kid Pumps and Drum}. 1' ,2,
and flat heels.
Smoked Elk Oxfords and Pumps; Broun Or 11. - 193:.
or golf soles.
Prices from ..... 55.001039'50
Milton Elwood
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
"h. tiling“.I
. 1311.111,—
1
South Norwallt
Sounds'nice and comfortable, but not half 1 : '
called “easy chairs” have a mite of comf 1:1: f . 1 ":2.
BUY A COSY CHAIR OF ['5
And you’ll have something that you'll ‘11.
seat company in.
We have a big stock and not a chair .1212:
Willow and Chinese Grass Furniture
designs of 1-haixs stand
New and most attrartiw
are ideal to: 11011111.
settees and other items. that
l
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cottages. \
A BIG LINE OF BABY CARRIAGES E
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Raym Ond 69’ Son
yPlUNERAL DIRECTOR.
WALL AND HIGH STREETS 1‘01ng 0
~ 1' ”£336“!
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
FASHION ABLE FOOTWEAR
The 2'91'2 newest in footwear 3121325 to be had 111 "1:-
Beaten \\ atch our displav - —
Pat. Cut Out Pumps, Junior Heel . . .. ............... :3 ?
Pat. Out Out Pumps, Grey Back, Jumor Keel ........ :
HOSIERY, ALL COLORS, MODERATELY PRICED
EXceptiOnal Offer of
Street Suits
The Famous3“Pnn' tzoss” Make
o '
All WOO—Linings Guar'anted TWO Season’s Wear
$19.75 ,
" ‘ Regular $32.50 Values ,,:
“GOLDEN’S
68 Washington Street ~ 1.1g?
‘ WIJ’J/‘f/flfflVJ/JWWfI/flffl/ylxTAT1554.’r:CIT!" . '..
CHILDREN’S SPRING FOOTWEAR
Everything included in our line or children's shoes from light
dress pumps and oxfords to the sturdier high shoes and school
oxfords. For boys and girls.
Priwd From $L25 to $6.00
Conneally é“ Bracken
SOUTH MRWALK. com.
STORE OPEN SA'ruanlw assumes
Diamond Rings, Brooches, Bar P-ins in Great Variety,
Pearl and Ivory Bandit, “Silver and Cut: W, Silver Table
Ware in Chests Oi- Single Plates. . 2‘
your: 111mm 13' scum-ran '
E 1
13111151111111.1111 Diamond
GridBattaeries
TWO-YEAR GUARANTEE
MAKES REPAIRED AND RECHARGED
I'DUEE '8_ Union' st. so. Nor-walk
Norwalk Chronicler