all "Caps
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. we
‘9'
”new CLOTHS
also. $2.00 ,5250
_"sonings"
All the New Patterns.
Rug. ~
S.Nor_walk.01
_ GOLDEN’S
as Washington sou.
WE lNSl ST THATW.
6ANITATION-
MAKES
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TAKE A
VACATlON
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wove got to say in this lIttle
y on plumbing is that the sort
' Mumblng we'do makes a sani-
. home possible and causes ill
h to vamoose from the prem—
Ahd we would like to impress
with the fact that we under-
the plumbing business well
all to be able to render you a
rate sized bill.
: : RAYMOND s DEAN
COMPANY
2 rm Hill Road. '
NORWALKS MELECIIRIC C0
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1 . llGTON ST.
959
2 Stores
Square 11 No. Ilaln 8%
Tel. 2978.
you quotations.
Boards. ,
4.
73 North 111m Street.
Quality Groceries and 7 Free
Delivery.
A. 1‘. Beckmann e 00., Inc.
Washington
noun 1“
Street, South Norwalk‘
an my
What You Want ls
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you bu
y our meals. Give us your
order for any kind of meat.
We have it.
Courteous Treatment —- Prompt Service
FOWLER’S
69 No. Main Street
Phone 1340
MARKET
Exide Battery Service
HAS REMOVED FROM 67 T0 731103111 MAIN‘EE'TREET.
— Same Block —— V ‘
s. L. BENEDICT
South N orwalk
Buy Storm Doors and Sash
TO BEAT THE COAL SHORTAGE. ‘
Will make the coal go farther besides keepingqou warm
‘ BUY NOW I
Are you sure you know what kind Of lumber you are getting
when you purchase 1 The best for the pfi'iposel We are here, ,
to give you service and see that you get what you want. ”We ;
will be glad to answer any of your questions and to furnish .
The Hatch 69° Bailey ’ Co.
__ Agents for Sheetroek—Celotex—6orneli Wall
' . Cree-Dipt Stained Shingles.
EUROPEAN _; '
. , BUSINim is
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' are being
. , asserted.
entire area.
I
gree.
her trade position."
“Eastern Europe, apart from, Rus-
sia. is in general recovering gradually
from the ravages of war and should
offer increasing opportunities
America-n trade and investments
At present the disturbed political
condition in the Levant interferes
seriously with trade with that region,
although it will behoove American ex—
porters to put forth all possible exert
to holud their position in this field as
soon Ian conditions become more
stable:
"American trade with Latin Ameri-
can countries for the first eight
months of the present year was eight!
per cent more in value than for all of
the year 1918-14}.
"Tfib sound banking condition of
Argentilfl. which is making the. most
rapid progress back to better times of
all the Latin American countries. ,has
been a strong contributory factor in
his betterment. An amazing change
for the better has been witnessed in
Chile during the last few months. due
principally to the movement of
nitrates.
“Sale of the bumper sugar crop in
Cuba at prices permitting a profit has
encouraged a revival of purchasing
throughout the island."
DEMOCRATIC -.
WOMEN SPEAK
(Continued From Page One)
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its destiny from the beginning or the
l'vplillllc to the present day: whereas,
i! had been opposed by threw:- different
purilvs in its career, two of which had
loin: slnt‘l‘ broken down and disap-
prnrt-d from the face of the earth
Large Skinned
Back Hams
20c lb
Smoked Shoulders
Plate Corned Beef ...........
Dixie Bacon
n-o .............
Frankfurters
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..16clb
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........ 20clb.
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Schultze’ 8 Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Washington Street and Railroad
French Kid Gloves
Cape Kid Gloves ..... . .
Long Chamois Suede Gloves
ChamoisSuedeGauntlets
Chamois Suede Gloves . .
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sol-Cos...
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Avenue. SW
Wanner! Georgetown Dsrlen Stamford Block Rook Bridgeport
GLOVES
sconce-ouloeooooo..
assesses-eo-oopoooee
Duo-occioooosoololo.
MNIE. JEANETTE
56 South Main Street
' 6‘ Murray.
‘ "I!" C FURNISlfiRS
”To I. Who Know"
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Schultze’ 3 Thursday Specials
' them.
Onyx Sport Hose
—represent style, comfort and durability, and are distinc-
tively the. hose for outdoor wear in cOol weather. \
We have a wide variety of anmetive patterns and eolm
- 137. he was the man most responsible
in all wool, silk and wool, and plated wool,I to meet every re-J ;
quirement.
3m -‘ifl
Each grade' is a superior value at the price marked.
in
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‘ sndwectiOns.‘
by their defeat of Am "
He also pointed out the dependence
or our Government upon political par-
ties for its operation. as designed by
the Constitution and the great im-
portance or having always two equally
strong. Well led parties. so that when-
IMPROVING ?
er is relaxed. Australian and New
Zealand wool and what accumulations
liquidated at favorable
prices and im'ports are increasing. he
: Business is picldug up in Western
Europe at a rate varying in diaerent
countrieerr. Klein said. Inflation has.
run its course. stocks have been re- I
duced and merchants have taken their
losses: labor has taken its out andhas
shown a. pronounced tendency to co-
operate. Production. always the fun-
damentsl basis of economic develop-
ment. is increasing throughout the
"Since 1921 the balance of trade in
the United «Kingdom has shown an
astonishing recovery toward its nor-
m1 status: that or France is actually
showing an excess of exports over im-
ports. while Italy's unfavorable halo
ance has been cut to a. remarkable de-
Germany's financial and mone-
‘ |tary upheaval has, of course. con-
tinued to retard the stabilization of}
tor .
imany Coalition Elberals "
their seals and portfolios.
Ladies".7Chamoisette Gloves
The Famous Kayser Make, in all Shades and Wrist Lengths
GOLF GLOVES—For ‘Men, Women and Children ........ . . ..... 98c to 31,5:
ASPECIALINGOLFSTOCKINGS:...................
Plain or Fancy Tops, in Many Color Combinations.
WOOL STOCKINGS—For all the Family
son‘s-......
m 7
A COMPLETE LINE OF'S'EASONABLE UNDERWEAR.
$2.98
..... 9&103315
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thin: that matters. at the beginning.
at the end and all the time. The peril
is not over. Alone the Conservative
party cannot defend the great inter-
ests which are our common coucem. "
"You must have industrial co- -oper—
Prime Minister. Capital and. labor
"I should also like to sac a. policy
which would encourage more people
to devote their energy to the cultiva-
tion of the s‘oil. "
Speaking of the breakup of the Con-
iltion forced by the vote of the Con-
servatives at the Carlton club last
week, Lloyd George declared there
had been ’no difference of poiicv or
principle within the Government be-
fore the breakup.
”There has been disappointment
that at Leeds I did not ring out a.
great slogan. I had no slogan. It
was hardly worth while breaking up
a smut national combination in order
to substitute Lord Salisbury for Lord
Balfour as president or the Council. "
Lloyd George later on in his speech
told the Coalition Liberals. he was ad-
dressing. that he QIPWVInced their
ati'o'n in this countrv," said the ex»
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must work together. I
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: THE LITTLE SHOP 7‘,
On the Corner Will Be Glad to Welcome You This Saturday.
Shields. missing American Relief w ark.
er. when he left his house. in Sim—
hirsk has been found on the bank of}
the Volga River five miles above the
Joseph Dalton. district supervisor of
the relief Organiration in Simbirsk
The hat was found in :1. 11032.90!
far as known. Shields has not been
seen by am one in that locality since i
numbers were by no means small.
25
"The short journeys I have taken
recently in the countn. " he said. “in-I
dicalc to me that there are a good
LON DON Oct. ( Associated 1
Press). mThe ministers of the resigned
Lloyd George Government this m/n-
ins‘ attended a Privy Council. ini
Buckingham Palace. to surrender
excr one has failed to respond to the
will of the people or fulfill its dut) "lg
the nation. the Goxernment may be
entrusted to the other. In no other
way could the administration of the
government he kept sound and clean. i
He complimented the women upon
their progress and organization. and
the business-like manner in which
they were conducting it. and said that
apparently the men would have much
to learn from them and little to teach
A nominating committee. appointed
by Mrs. Bissell. suggested the follow-
ing names for officers of the new club:
President. Mrs. William J. Tracey; ist
vice-president. Mrs Charles E.
Secretary for the Colonies. owing to
his illness. sent his scale by proxy.
Press.)-——The Cabinet of Prime Min-
Buckingham Palace this morning. As
as result of the taking or the oath of
office the members of the Cabinet 15e—
gun to function as the new gmern~
ment immediately
SHIELDS ’ HAT FOUND
“-‘inston Spencer Churchill. formerI
1 .ON DON. Oct. 25.———Associntcd
sler Boner Law was sworn in at
his disappearance more than a week;
LUXURIOUS, PLAID BACK ’1
OVERCOATS ,
$25.00 and "up.
Palace Clothes
Shop
town. according to a. telegram fromi NOTE
SILKS - COTTON GOODS
WOOLBNS LACES
VELVETS TRIMMINGS
8 NO. MAIN ST. ALEXANDER‘S 1
Press) -—The hat worn by Philip J Oago. Colomi \\‘;ii:~..x~.: .\‘
’rcctor of the Any _
Russia. has son '0 .~'.:.;'r 5.
personal investigatim
VOTE FOR
CAPTAIN
Edward C. Ginty
Regular Democratic Nominee
FIOR SHERIFF
.... FAIRFIELD COUNTY i
A REAL POLICE EXECUTIVE
St rests Secretary Chiiinof PoimAssc‘n.
Constable n: 22. Chief of Polk s1: 26.
Depuq Serif s: 40. Private Do: we at 15 i
Stands for Better- Jail Conchfions
VOTE FOR HIM
.VOTE VOTE’
JESS SCHOOLHOUSE. Mgr.
13 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
ON BANK OF VOLGA RIVER
MOSCOW. '0... 25 (Associated
Church; 2nd vice-president. Mrs. Mark
Henderson: 3rd vice-president. Mrs.
‘Vllliam McMahon: secretes“); Mrs
Sara Lanefland treasurer. Mrs. Charles
McGovern. I
A publicity committee was also ap—
pointed Consisting of Mrs. Thomas F.
Flaherty tor the First worth. Mrs.
Margy E. Flynn for the Second ward;
Mrs. G. 11‘. Crabbe for the Third ward.
and Mrs Thomas James tor the
Fourth ward.
It was announced that new head-
quarters had been obtained at No. 58
Wall street over Jackson's Jewelry
Store. where the telephone will be in-
stalled and plans for work to be ac-
complished will be made.
Lloyd George Promises
To Support Government
If Rightly. Conducted
I(Coutinued from First Page).
home mall‘s- Lloyd George declared
the flri purpose of any government
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NEYé/TA
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ESTAqLicl-ILD 1375
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SPECIALS FOR THE
IWEEK
' ,3 $1. 59 Yard Up.
The Textile Store
56 In. All Wool Tweeds, Home
spuns and Heavy Coatings,
Complete Instructions for homo:
Sewingwith
People’s Home Journal and
Designer Patterns.
do its policy at home must be to do
everything to improve trade.
"Stern economy is essenfiv‘he'- oe-
clared. "and I ask that the new Chhn- -
ceilor or. the Exchequer shall pursue "
the policy of the old. '
“McKenue. says things are worse. I
know Mr. McKenna. and. quite frank-
rdr the “hotel division in Isle. . ,
"Mr. McKenua was always denounc- ,
1113 me be'cause from ppotound convio- ’
tions I thought it essential there
gloom be a change in the direction
or the war.”
Referring to the Coalition govern-
ment which he heededrhe said: ~“ e’ 5
have stood for national unit; 61'
unity or the men or steeds. "
; “Our object first ’ theiwinn‘ins
I . o: the war and afterwards extrleafliit
' the country-nut of its W war of: '
I ncuitics. It was our
' it is our. policy new.”
Retort-ins to the Co
broke away from the:
E313 as Coax-em
the accession of
o the Prairie
*9 80. NORWALK, CONN.
m s'ronn
. 80m: ethhig for
Everybody in the Family.-
123 WASHINGTON STREET
, .
Live Oak BquWheat, . 138 Washingto' 11 St.
31b...pkg............22c Southll’orwalk.
Golden Syrup,ca.n . .. . ..... 8c i ‘
Macaroni or Spaghetti, ‘ E
21153. for ...... 250 “I“ Bodies, Fender!
Pink Salm tall ' , .
annsfgg'....¥€..”250 mm Repaired and
Made to Order 2
“A. STULL "WWW”?
24 90m 3... a... sorwm‘ , wcrOR—WESELY
48 Chestnut St. Phone 833!
-—~vrsrr —‘_ 3 .
Shapiro Bros; :
Old Friends at the 0111‘
- Price
Men’s and Young Men’s ' The Old Well 5c Cigar and
LSuits " “the Perfecto Bowl“et
- GrenmgISpeclal ,» . , 3,, ”gm; on on We:
. -. ». .lImeumrfice. .
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