M irquis Curzon and Earl
of Derby Agree to Serve on
indrcw B. Law’s Cabinetn
“funiinlicd from First Page)
1; 3mm. and todny it was hard
1.. prmlirt what hrcw would
‘i‘ulrl the strange mixture that‘
‘ Muir. lint whatever fate
, w in sto‘rc. it was certain
llt‘gt‘ was entering a. stage
m-m- which would call for all
and craft. It was equally
that he would prove ,to be a
.2 - opponent in the coming bat-
llwro urc admittedly few men
. - country who possess such
:3“ of tlw art of politics as ho.
n . l‘nionists. the Liberals and the
run-lips mike we‘re conferring and
intensely in an attempt to
the problem confronting- them.
1
v nt‘k'lhg:
alu,‘
rmnwr Premier Asquith. who W“ (all to be an improvement with lo 111
- Ill lint: country when he heard of the effort and after frank explnnntion"y
oliupsv of the Lloyd George Govern- Gustav? Herve editor of La. ‘Vic-
.-1 1 * ”will ll b \(‘k to tonn this morn- toire gays- II-Lloyh George is finallv ‘
2,3, m «on '. l with his colleagues as to overthrown. Now perhaps it will b'e
limiting,“ l ibfi-als should adopt pngsilflo to proceed seriously to the
' among.r thv \arious party leaders.
it is drclirod in high political cir-
ios that [ht
gov ornment
ion.“- Law which \lr.
has in view will be pre
. zirmi to continue in all essential re-
16110015 the 11 01k of the late mlni‘r3.
, he ko3notcs or his program indica—
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1922.
tulll't rences “ere proceed-
it‘d, will be the strictest economy in
internal administraton and a. better
understanding with the silica in inter-
national affairs. -
PARIS. Oct. 20.——(Associated
Press).—The dominating note in the
French press comment on the fall of
the Lloyd George Cabinet in England
is that the change can not fail to
make negotiations tor the settlement
of Europe's problems easier. To the
majority of the newspapers, it is look-
ed upon as a. victory for France.
Andre Tardieu. writing in the
Echo de Paris, however, advises care
in passing judgment. “It will be the
vogue of the moment. no doubt. to
say that the departure of Lloyd
George is a suceess for France," he
says. "but prudent people will take
time to judge."
L'Homme Libre says: “Franco-
liritish relations had reached an
acute and painful point. W’ith an-
reconst‘ruciion and paciflcaton‘ol‘ Eur-
ope."
IiEclnirO thinks Lloyd
great mistake was in not understand-
ing that the interests of France and
Britain arr- closely connected.
other than Lloyd George there can not
George's
The Echo do Paris declares it would
ing that
liberty of action.
will see Lloyd George.
' WASHINGTON;
ioh Debt Commission,
gm crnments,
imaged onl
merits and the succe
new Cabinet.
ready mapped out
hsvobeonemtorthemnohm, mums: act. -
to cause the rail 01 L10) - decree ax Plies) -—Tho Ina-aortic of London’s
any tune since 1919 by Sim??? declare- Imoiniug newspapers
France had recovered her tion. the fall of the Lloyd George Min—
“Our premiers preferred to toinpor- [day in: ridding the country of a. gov-
ize, " the newspaper odds.
Lo Mutin expresses in vivid terms long condemned and opening the way
the hope that France never again
Oct. 20.——-Dcvelop-
ments in the British political situation
' following the fall of Lloyd George
Government continued to hold close
attention in both governmental and
diplomatic circles here today. Outside
of the immediate eflect already felt in
Washington by the postponement of
the coming to this country of the Brit-
however,
possibility of any further result as
concerning the relations of “the two
it was said, was to be
y in the light of develop-
s of Premier-De-
signate Boner Law's eflort to form a.
the
Although it appeared doubtful to
officials today when the political sit-
uation in London would be sufficiently
clarified to permit the sending of a
British commission to this country to
discuss the problem of refunding that
countr3's war debt to the United
States there was little doubt that the
negotiations ultimately would be car-
ried out practically on the basis al-
. "A “’w‘v‘m ‘M~——~—»«—~_ -
-... ...... M- . -. _ .Ax-_._~—— -- . . I
1.“. :°’:“:”:”:0 :09 00:»:«’«:« «:»:» :09: «t» :«z»:. ’«:»:00’ ...:«gosni'» 3°:“3”:”:”:” “....z’:
‘ 0:9 .3
9‘0
3;: 3’
O O
.3. .2.
9:0 930
,. . ‘3
3. ’ °
"3. ”
to O O
’1’ 9:0
3. 23 North Main 31., So. Norwslk 102 Taylor Ave, 80. Nomlk 60 Belden Ave, Norwslk o o
. O
#1
.09
o 103 Cedar St., 80. Nomlk
28 Woodward Ave., 8. Norwalk
1 Cove Ave., E. Norwslk
24 Main St., Norwalk
22 Chapel St, Norwalk
Ridgefleld “Road—Wilton
O
O
O
O
istry is mostly Welcomed by them to.
eminent whose policies they have so
for what they hope will prove a. saner
administration.
The Times believes the effect. will be
everywhere beneficial. It declares the
ways of life and to feel that its wel—
sense, less anxious to shine as individ-
being anti-Cooli- :
Country fights “to returlz to the normal .
fare is in the hands of men of sound:
uals than to merit confidence as faith-
not less than the interests or the Con-
servative party
“The Coalition is dead and gone, un-
wept and unsung." says the Daily
News. ,Tho first feeling or the men or
almost all parties will be one of relief.
Whatever gov rnment succeeds the
Coalition, it 1: old not. but be an im-
provement."
_ The Westminster Gazette com-
ments: “The Coalition has been a thor-
ough imposture. We look to the
country to carry us back to cleaner.
sincerer politics." .
The Daily Express calls for a strong
Conservative Government to termin-
ate the ‘.'period of costly adventure
abroad." foster economy and encour-
age trade.
The Daily Mail says Great Britain
has had no more unpopular adminis—
tration than the Cpalition since the
days of the Stuarts. and that the, coun-
try learns of itsresignatlon with re-
lief.
The Daily Herald calls upon labor
to prepare itself for the election.
rcpudiutes the charge that labor is as-
sociated with the extreme type of new
olutionary system, and says it is more-
ly revolutionary in the sense of “de-
siring to tackle the causes of social
evil and build society on :1 sounder
foundation."
The Daily Telegraph,
the Coalition, expressing astonish-
ment at "the dramatic and llnrore-
seen" decision of the meeting at the
Carlton club. says the political scene
has been changed almost be3 and re-
summrtcr of
o 25 Ely Ave, 80. Norwalk 170 Main St., Norwalk Main Street, WGS'GPON lief-1t pays “mm "mm“ ‘P the out-
:0 .¢ going ministers.
_ ., The Daily Chronicle. worm support-
.. P O C
ettl Ohns. . ' 19C k er of Lloyd George, thinks that not-
0:. H’() ()atS - . . 12C Pkg- Breakllast Food p g Wheatena . . . 20c pkg. .. withstanding yesterday's hnmwnings,
co co 9.“Coalltion government or one type
t or another is likely to be the omintrv's
. 00 -
. . : lot for much of its foremcnhlv- future."
99 rlc e res S _ c OZ 0 LONDON; Oct. 20 (Associated
0:. , . . Press..———The Conservatix» 1|:ll'ly 01-»
"v .3. gunners Vvere busy today arranging
. . the meeting at which a lvminr will be
cc elected to succeed Austen Plumber-
3. ‘VOLF PREMIUM BRAND .z.1lnln- It is understood that tho Catri—
“ 4, 3 ‘ton club. which yesterday x;:‘\-' the de-
A: ..- position of the 01d leader \ ill be the
..9 _ ac C ‘0‘ scene of the choice of his mwclssor.
¢ . .9 The election of Alldl‘t'“ i: will 1r Law
a .
4’ .g is a. foregone concluszozx. .l:.:l as soon
’1’ Guaranteed to make excellent bread and pastr3 .3. as the party's vote has ...-n register-
9. ed. he will be in a posllion to begin
it. 0:. formation of a. Cabinet to succeed the
1 00 .resigned Lloyd George Ministry.
so > .3 Humor will .be overworked in tho
3. m0 e on ers - C u c ..z‘ next few days, filling thv various Cab-
i , . . .. inct posts. Some of the political writ-
, , its in t r i x ’ «-
I L ' IE ER, FULL OF I“ VCR ..3. L , he morning, plptrs haxo a1
+ . BAN ND LA 3 ready started Spflf'ulflllons, a. number
’1. 0:. giving greater prominence to the name
z CALIFORNIA SEEDLESS IN BULK .. bf'Lord Salisbury than might be ex-
.2. . . 18 l .. pected. in view of his previous politi~
.. I) , I; b cal activities.
: lee acon,- c RaiSins II n 150 lb. 00 It is believed in Conservative quart-
.z. .. era that the Cabinet will be completed
90 before the end of the week. This pre-
9‘. . 0:0 diction ignores dark hints from some
t .. Coalition sources of the difiiculties
9:9 ure ar - - - c .3. which Bonar Law may perhaps en-
- . counter. Prominence is given to a
_ o ..f: story thatmoyd George proposes to
. ' . form a, Center party with Mr. Chain-
1.3. Ave! Monte Brand The Modern Grocery Company’o Webb: Cream Brand ozolbeflum and the leading Coalition U -
co ' ionists, it being insinuated that this
... Sparagus TIPS . . 35C Bl l‘ I U l ||§:R Sugar Corn . . 206 can 6:. connotes important opposition to the
N
9
Del Monte Brand
6
N
O
C
O.
No. 2' 2 can
Apricots.........31c
So far above the usual grade of
Butter in its delicate creamy
flavor that It. superiority is no-
6
N
9
Del Monte1 Brand
H
‘3
N
6
.H
Q
Q
Heinz Sweet Mixed
09
'0
V
9
6
No. 2y; can
Spinach . . . . . . . . . 19c OUR BEST . . . 51c lb. Green Limas. . 25c can
Selected Sweet Pctatoes
Pickles . . . . . . . 39c 11).
tlceable at the first tartan
Junit Received Another Shipment of
Pure
you
a
V
Heinz Italian Style
'V
Spaghetti, 18c tall can
Marmalade Spread
q
HCIHZ Pure
* ~ .1. :9»: a'w’ft‘
l‘idcr Vinegar 19c bot.
Endorsed by Alfred W. MeCam‘i
Honeysuckle Brand
Peas.........25ccan
o o
«.00
O
O
O
Early Autumn Brand
3 lbs.
Mission Garden Brand
7c
Ceylon Teav47c1 lb. tin
00:”
Sweet California
Prunes,. . . . . 2 lbs. 279
Domino Brand
lO-oz. containers 25c Golden Syrup, 151: can
g, Fancy Eating or Cooking Apples - 3 lbs.-12c
«v‘m
:-
u
j Coffee
Will Please the Most
I 5- GROCO ’ BLEND
if
OURBEST
- 29c lb. Tea
Critical
35c
00101183 -Mixed or Coyh‘n
1b.,
.
Small Ideal Lost ................»7
0
saw o’ m
a .
large Ideal Loaf .. 11
.’ Eye .70
: Old Fashioned Hfirth Loaf ...... 140
3 O
,5, Only the kind of materials you use in your own baking at home are good enough torus in M!
:I: our: Our Tasty, Dollontcly spiced a. Pleasing in
,3 Coffee Cakes . . . . . . . . . . 20¢ each Amman“
‘2. EHHIHCO Tha sand” Bnflm Owners 0 o . o o no u o o o c c 'o 12°C don
oo‘
“.3 Quality | The Modern Growl? Company
O
v.2} Stores 'All Through This Ternary
1...
lot»: “’Wu’czoo’o‘oo’ y ' -
oozw : ° ° WM : :«i»:
O
.4...
6:3“?
:4
”2“
|
regular Conservatives.
1 Others scout this as wholly ground-
‘less,’ declaring Mr. Chamberlain and
vhis followers will make no attempt to
“obstruct Bonar Law in his work.
‘ The political expert of the Westmin-
gster Gazette. anti-1.1036 George news-
:paper. hints at the possibility of the
iretiring Prime Minister taking- a.
course which will compel an immedi-
late election.
"Much will depend. " he writes, “on
Lord George's speech at Leeds. '1!
-this is a challenge to the Conservative
tul wardens of the public good." ,
The Morning Post regards yester-é
day’s events as a. considerable victory, "
won in the interests of the country;
If."
.S’mallLoinsofPork......28c lb.
;%Fres,h Hams.........’...25c lb.-
' ‘ Forcquarters Spring Lamb 20c1b.
TROUND STEAK
VPORTERHOUSE STEAK
’ Boneless Brisket 00111ch
Hamburg ism 14¢ n.
'BeefLiver 120 1b.
'FancySelectedEg-gs..............;................... 415ch
'BRUSSELSPROUTS 28c baskct
,EXTRACHOICESWEETPOTATOES............................ 38cpcck~
eFANCYWHn‘E'Po'rATOEs 23cm
4 39-43 MAIN ST., NORWALK—RAILROAD AV
Week-End Specm»
ShoulderSteak........121/2clb ShoulderPotRoast......12clb..
Prime Rib Roast honed and Bread and Butter Pot Roast ,
' rolled 280 lb. 20c B).
Fresh Shoulders 18c 1b.;
LegsiofS'pringLamb 350 lb.
'BumpofVeal 221: lb.
25c
LegsofVeal 121mm
FreshPlate ......... ".7615
Plate CornedBeef 6cm
veal Outlet 35c lb.
RumpCornedBeef,18¢,20c1b.
Rib Lamb Chops 361: lb.
LoinLamb Chops 59 lb. Cslves’ Liver ........&Oc 1b.
Lamb Stew 121751; lb. LoinV‘ealChnps .....323 n;
Fancy Fowl . . . . . . . . . . 36o'*lb. | Fancy RoastingChickens, 42c 1b.:
7368f .............. lie 1‘).
msmk ecu-co... 2401b.
sunlightButter 46c lb. I Brookfield Butter 46cm;
CHOICE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
LARGE YELIDWTURNIPS ...... 35cpeck
LARGEFANCYCAULIFLOWER...- ......... 25c&35cm
NATIVESPINACH ....... .. ..... 28cpeck
YelloworRedOnions..GIbs.for25c WhiteOnions........... ...... Gelb.
FancyHead Lottuoe 2for 25c NativeCelery lOcstak
GreenorRedPeppers........15cdoz. HomeRadishRoot 33cm.
WaxorGreenBeans 2qts.for25c NativeCabbage 4c1bg
HUBBARDSQUASH............-.... ...... ....... ....4clb.-
EXTRACHOICEQUINCES $1.30 large basket
MALAGA GRAPES 18clb.
CAPECODCRANBERRIES.......... ....... ...... 15¢un
FANCYPEACHES................. ......... 2quartsfor25c
FANCYPORTORICAN&FLORIDAORANGES 43cand55cdos.
1 «mmmmmm «.mmm1 Minn .1»
...........
SWEETCALIFORNIAORANGES .................. . 32cdoz.§
Florida Grape Fruit 10c each Blue Plums ..... 12c dozz.
Bananas I ............... . . 35c doz. Fancy Pears . . . . . . . ...... ‘ G for 25¢ ’
NewBrazilNuts............. lSclb. FarDatesand Figs 37cm;
FANCYLEMONS ..... 40cdoz.‘
HONEYDEWMELONS ...... .25c each
Schultze’ 5 Sanitary Markets
AND WASHINGTON 3'11, 30. NORWALK.
WESTPORT, GEORGETOWN, DARIEN, ST « “I 03]), BLACK ROCK, BRmGEPOR'I’.
ALL’SCHULTZE..MARKETS CLOSE -' ’
...... .‘Q'i'. . s“ --'c uv- .-
101ch
in:
o
c
The Liberals are waiting to hear
from former Premier Asquith who
has been discreetly silent during the
uriy-bury of the last few days.
rs. Asquith, interviewed last night.
ascribed the feat of the Coalition as
"3ery amusing"
The Daily Mail says: “It is interest-
quith will in the future be seated side
by side on the front Opposition bench
in the Commons. and thit just as
Lloyd George supplanted Mr. Asquith _
in the Premiership, the latter
supplants Lloyd George in the leader-
ship of the Opposition.”
Sheepskins for
BLOWINGTON. Ind.. Oct. 20 .-—To .
show their appreciation and support
at athletics. co-cds of. Indiana. Univer-
sity hm raised a. fund and ordered
twenty-two long. fleece-lined ‘wheép-
skins" tor the ’varsity football squad.
it was announced today.
Saturday Specials
East Norwalk Cosh Grocery
(ism rm: monss‘r
NeW YOrk Markets.
143 Washington Street 55 Main Street
South Norwalk ’ Norwalk.
Telephone 2247' Telephone 2828
SPE CI AL S "*
Small LoinsPork, 8to 101bs 28c1b.
Legs Winter Lamb 26d lb.
. smoked-Shoulders . 161: Ib.’ .
: Fresh Shoulders 19c 1;.»
FreSh Katmai...“ 28c 1h.
Spring Lamb Specials Native Veal Specials
RibLathhops... 28cm. RumpNativeVeal...2491b‘
loin Lamb Chops . 40c fb.8hou1der_!{ativc Vesl, 20cm.
StewingLamb ......10c1b RibVealchops.....25cn‘s
ShoulderLsmb:.....15clb.StewingVea1,solidmcat,23¢
LoinvculChops.....3201b Veal Cutlets ........3891b
to note Llo3d George and Mr. As-
DOW
Football Squad
0 0000‘s....-
PRICES THE LOWEST
Granulatedsugar, 51bsfor..‘._.........Z"............'...376;,
.TheFineciGreuneryButter................,....... can.
,LiveOakBuckwhest 3 lb pachge .. 22o
SugarCorn,anns....................................25o““
mlyJunePeaslficcsn
IWhjtcRosePsncskenour .......................lmpkgfl'r
‘Mmroni or smarts, 2mm: . 256;
Eye Firm; 3% package 251: ,1 .
,malsokormylon'res.......................35cm '
Apple Jelly .......................................12clb
, mhummficansfior ....338
1.x: WWW)0"..-o-nno-occooilooonco-ooooolo ,
' roiletiassus7rolls..............;..~..................#56
SPECIALS ON BEEF
3011mm
511mm........--..-...............-o.......
Sholdngheoe‘l’otkoast..........................
mmmhm ..... K's-tack.
MChoppedBeef..2 lbs!
Bonelesscornedsecf:
$1. 00 bag
...-o...uao
8
cool-Ooiooactouoivoono
190 1b.:
Io...‘.t.ll.lli'fl.*’",lv.
litmuuuny.
Whole
Norwalk Chronicler