There is no excuse for anything liess than a twelve montbs
construction season—except the excuse of habit.
Some of the burden of keeping things going.
It can be done,an
and contractors who know the pro
organizations together and working.
LET’S ALL DO IT !
. ‘ . ' , ‘, '. .I‘, ' A
The Hatch 69° Balley Co.
Agents for Sheetroek—Colotex—COI-nell Wall Boards.
Bird a Sons’ Roofings and Wall Board.
PLACED YOUR. ORDER FOR STORM SASH YET 7
o
gm MAN’S SHOP
Guarantee
His shaking hands on a gen-
‘ 's meat—our guar-
o! satisfaction.
.5ch in each other.
I? fiyour part, it' 3 faith in our
and merchandise.
6!: our part, it’s the belief
men want and appreciate
quality.
idlverything a man wears.
(Shoes excepted).
O ‘ “ I I O .
Ex1de Battery ,Serv1ce ..
New Is the Time to Look Out i’orIWinter Storage.
We Are Prepared to Give You the Best of Service.
5.: L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Strébt.
Lets Keep Budding Going All Winter
There 1s no reason why the winter months should not take ,. ,
and is being done every year by builders
fit of keeping their eflieient .
them,
Registration plates, 151111311
State Fish and Game ommlsslon and
in size not less than six inches square,_
with the wearer's license humber on
‘ or hunters,
it a move made by the joint meetin
of Connecticut sportsmen with the
Hartford yesterday becomes alw. Coon
tiriellzdtr; the night season. may be re-
qu o carry "tall it h ” -
. derIstood. g to, "I is on
While some or the sportsmen v 1ew-
ed the suggestion to put “markers"
and ,. ll lights" on hunters as a bit
01: lev ty, the sponsors of the move
were serious. They claim that un-
scrupulous hunters frequently trespass
on private propei-ty and in a few
Cases are o‘flensive or do damage
when warned on by owners.
Such hunters are unknown to the
prOperty owners but the registration
'p‘lgtes would furnish their identity.
e tail lights on the coon hunters
would enable them to be seen at night.
Sultan MIohammed VI.
What You Want To
MEAT SATISFACTION I ‘
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your
order- for any kind of meat. We have it.
Courteous Treatment —- Prompt Service
F OWLER’S MARKET
69 No. Main Street Phone 1340 South Norwalk
Has Surrendered
(Continued from page one.)
the Kemalist soldiers there. The Sul-
tan agreed to all of these conditions.
knew of the intended flight—namely.
the court Chamberlain
personal physician and his bandnias-
Ler.'l‘l1esc Were the only palace ol'fl-
clals he trusted toward the end, and
he even kept his wives in the dark as
to his plans.
The flight was carefully arranged
diers stationed in the palace grounds
' did not learn of it until shortly be—
fore the selamllk. or prayer ceremony.
GOLDEN’S
so Washington sues.
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co., Inc.
33 Washington Street
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY
U
IWE omv SELL A‘
TANDARDGRADE -
"f URFlX‘T‘URES ARE
EM
e ”gibbon—j
”won't find anything but satis-
I Ir In this olumblng shop.
II the plumbing supplies we
on wh't find a fixture that
goonstructed in a dependable
r. We also want you to
' “that every job of plumbing
fiflk‘ploasoa the person who or-
BAYMOND 8 DEAR
. COMPANY
, .2 flax Hill Road. 7
.. ”4‘,‘ v
Schnitze’s Saturday specials
Round Steak 22c 1b.
Fresh Shoulders . . . . -,
Rib Roast, Boned and Rolled . . . . . . . ..... , . 25c lb.
PorkRoastL... .........25clb.
colourless-0100'.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
89 and 43 Main Street, Rot-walk.
Washington Street and RailroadrAvonue. 80. Norwalk.
Westport Georgetown Dsrlen Stamford Block Book Bridgeport
South Norwalk . :
I 1
' :rounded bv Nationalist military
' stennnt- General Nelson Miles,
at noon. in which the Sultan was to
bone participated.
tlun stopped, and the place was sur-
and
gendarmcrie. \Vithin the palace con-5
' {alternation lelgned among the Sultan's
' ‘wivos and cuncuchs.
At the selsmlik a number of Amerl--
cans awaited in vain for the Sultan s
ceremonial progress to the mosque.
The only indication they had or any-
thing irreguln. was the presence of
:additional Kemallst soldiers in the
places usuallv o'ccu y, the Sultan' s
imperial (zumI-ds. -
Major Sherman Miles, American
imilitaw attache and the son of Lien-
was a
spectator abthc selamllk with his
:wlfo. He imlulrell of the Sultan's aide
(as to Mohammed's whereabouts, to
which the aide replied: “lie is safe in
the palace. lint has a very bad cold and
does not think it safe to venture out.”
i it was apparent. from the officer's sin—
jcerily that men he was ignorant of
1 his chief's escape.
t \Vhen ’l‘hc Associntld Press corres-
.ponde11t visited thexpulucc on Thurs-
'«,i;1y, the Sultan made/known through
11 member or his court his intention or
Vlemaininrr on Ihc throne. He denial-
m! the notion of lb}. Alngora Govern-
‘.
inmlld and was not pportcd by his
300,000.0110 Moslem subjects in India
and elsewhere.
He Inqulrsd .luough his chamber-
lain regarding the Sentiment of the
_*peoDl8 of the l nitcd States. whom he
luld in admiration and esteem and
“aged the conespundent to deny re-
ports of his abdication.- He also ask-
End the American people not to believe
ail! the stories of the Turkish Atroci-
t es. -
Carter’s Knit Underwear
SI erg/1" . "
,1va or obfiq‘
. cc}? [cal
I
2 Stores
Oscars 11 No» Ill“ it.
Tol. 297a
LDCARS
_Yoormi!0arstotho
_ EPORT AUTO
K II KING CO.
‘ “North Avenue
I _Oak and Center at!"
EPORT, 00“.
Barnum
_, 1! Parts and Tlros to
Any Make o! Gar.
Idy little “tool‘ln every
,. The doctor's first depen-
4:141 thermometer. Let us sell
lN MEDIUM AND WINTER WEIGHTS
ALL STYLES on um \1. srm’m—J ' ~"—- “"h”
‘ 0. 1.111rs,VES'rS AND PAN rs
Wile-:5 ~
AI'II‘ POPULAR PRICES.
ALSO CORSETS, HOSIERY, BRASSIE'RES, GLOVES
NINIE. JEANETTE
56 South Main Street Phone 909 »
.
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._‘,__,
Are You Pre‘ V pared
FOR. THE GOLD WEATHER COMING ON 'I
'We are prepared to take good care of you on all the following
winter needs:
OIL, GAS, AND WUOD HEA’IERS, AXES, SAWS, COAL
HODS, FURNACE SCOOPS, ASH CANS & SIFTERS. ..
Rosenfield Brathers
125 Washington Street 1 Bo. Norwalk
Phone 340—- .I'reo Delivery. ' '
publican party to .“palter ot- compro-
Const‘rIuctive Wfion
N P f 1' misc" on prohibition and declared thetawmad: to Mrs. Card at once
0W Being 1mm 0 evident popular discontent was I
The own“; Of COllgTeSS good omen" requiring those 111 author. will ._,)present to
lty. to respond to the public will.
(Continued From Page One)
peopleroting "enthusiastically for the ”meld avenue. was tendered a
Progressives." Senator Capper said re-
gah‘ding the administration ship sub-
My measure: - ’
“I don't think We shall get anywhere
in our extort to More confidence in
government by piling more than fifty
Million dollar- a year 6111,3116 public:
mung» mien obtains) ouhddyln .N
commons 1.3.11 ’
n:..r-_’ J1ir1otlc“11lml." said The chair- box-lain.
J‘
{the Turkish nation."
MUSIC FEDERATION
Ian enue, Bridgeport, State Chairman of
Young Artists Contest, reported that
amongst the applicants already enter-
led in said contest were musicians from ,-
Haven. Cos Cob, 4" 1’ .
l
‘I
l
‘stage department, good general educa—
I
,ers throughout th spite area-educated
l
"a National Federation .91 Music Clubs
Mis- Elsie Nengebauer, 55 North offers a prize of
shower this week by her num‘eroua isan rt ' .
friends from the 11,81: G.. where she Ician 1:11:50 889113;: "if: 2031;: mi: hiIIBI I I
has been employed for the past 12 art. ‘
years. There was 45 assembled in an teat, it is posélble
and a most remarkably collection of District and Natl
l The chambcxlain . represented his
‘f’sovcreigm as spending much time in,
spriner and propzulng doeuments toi
1 Show himself blameless for the ments"
of the last four )tnls,‘v-.'hlch have kept:
IConst mtlnople unde1 allied control
”The Sultan is 311%? {bus and
“and has done nothing to reflect upon
HAS ANNUAL MEETING
(Continued from First Page)
M15 Frederick M..Card.1-16 Edna.‘
fHartford, New
Greenwich and other cities; This:
contest takes place ween February;
15th and March SDI . 1923.
opened to all violiifigtsi, singIors and
pianists (both MEN and WOMEN) '
who may be between the ages of
twenty and thirty and who are NA-
ITIVE born. or born of NATURAL-I
IZED AMERICAN parentage These
contestants Hurst have the endomo-
ment of three recognised musicians as
to their superior musical attainments. - '
acceptable personal appearance and
Icon and good character. Haste teach
to give this an uncement their im-
mediate attention, as are the young
for all applications ‘should
The
UREEI] lllll HUNTERS
by the I
would be worn on the backs “
the same as rogistration '
Plates are now used on automobiles, .
Fish and Game Commissioners at,
hunters. whose activity is confined en- .
the Sultan“ s'
that the Nationalist ofllcers and sol-l
All pedestrian and vehicular traffic!
‘in the neighborhood of the palace was Chairman of Memory Contest, report-
pointee.
‘illi‘nl In abolishing r e Sultanate was.
.1
and is ’
I I yen know good stuif the
test merchandise.
Ideal for School.
L
Reliable Raincoats and Umbrellas
Here are two items that are best bought from a reliable 3‘01?
We have established an enviable reputation for selling stand-the-
C
LADIES’ RAIN COATS—All Sizes and colors in ClethIIII or satin
CHILDREN’S RAIN COATS AND CAPES—All Sizes and c o l o
UMBRELLAS FOR MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN
H Wardrobe Trunks, Suit Cases, Traveling Bags and Boston Bags
r
N‘
30m 18, 10’")
U83.
be.
.........
‘Ss
membership regardless of his or her,
being a member or the federation.
there are many advantages derived
from being an artist member. one or
:w’hich is that it brings the name at
Only three persOns in the palace
such a member before tho musical
centers or the Country, grants the
privilege of attending meetings of
various federated clubs and puts that
member on the musical map of Amer-
ica. Any musician wishing to be-
come an artist member may apply to
:Mls's Ryder for the necessary applica-
tion blanks.
Miss Marion Wickes Fowler, of New
Hax en, State Chairman 0! Ofliclal
Badge, reported hafing sold several
of the pins and recommended that
excl-y member of the federaiton
should own one.
Mrs. William McPhelemy. State
ed favorably on the work being done
by her committee.
Mrs. Clarence B. Bolmer of New
Hav.en State Chairman of Publicity.
reported enthusiastically on the splen-
did co- operation given heir by the
state papers in putting before (heI
general public the aims and doings of
both the National and State Federar
tlon of Music Clubs.
' Airs. Fred R. Sllliman of Bridgeport
was appointed State Chairman of Li-
brary' Committee and assumed her
duties at this meeting. I
The Board voted to authorize ~the
appointment of a State Chairman to
conduct the campaign for Opera in
our Own Language: Mrs. Fred B.
Granniss of Bridegport was the ap-
The President or her represent-
athe, was authorized to attend the
National Federation of Music Clubs
BOARD meeting being held in PET-w
adclphia this week. An invtaton to
hold the annual meeting of the. State
Federation in New Haven next spring
Was extended by the St. Ambros Music.“
Club through its President, Mrs.“
George Hill MacLéan: it was unanim-
ously acepted. ‘
After adjournment the Board mom-i
bars were the guests 01“.. the Bridge~l
$12,000 and which voted against the
acceptance at the composition- ob-
jected to two. one in favor or R. M.
Giorchino for $2. 600 and the other in
favor of. M. S. Giorchino for $688. 32.
Both were disallowed for the present
by Judge Keogh;
Attorney Theo Davis, who appeared
for Mr. Giorchlno and the company,
stated that if the business was allowed
to continue, that undoubtedly Mr,
Giorchino' could pay oi! the. 20 per
cent. .
Last years sales. Mr. Giorchino
stated amounted to about $80, 000. of
which about 1294 per cent was a. net
profit. but'thisyear. competition has
been keener and business was less.
The meeting was not adjourned
yesterday. Judge K 11 co nuing it
until Mr. Glorchino deposits sufficient
funds to make the 20 per cent compo-
sition otter.
Capt Richard Hendrick of 29 Cme
nxcnue has awarded the contract for
an international one- -plpe heater to he
installed in his home to H. Al Hege-
leln. "
SPECIALS 11011 THE
WEEK —
Live Oak Enclavhoat Flour, 4
i
i .
/
Nowell ‘6' Murray
CLOTHIERS d. FURNISHEFS
“To Men Who Know”
l
153 Washington St. So. Ncrws'd-
.I‘I
..I..v1srr—
Shapiro Bros.
I use areas '
Something for
.1. Everybody in the Family.
80. NORWALK, CONN
WASHINGTON STREET
I
3 lb pkg. ..‘. ......... 22c
Fancy Syrup, special . . 8c can
Macaroni or Spaghetti, ,
2 lbs. for ............. 25c
Toilet Tissue, 7 for . .: . . . 25c
A. STULL
24>Oottage St. East Harwell:
port Wednesday Afternoon Musical?
Society. ’
1
Sterling Furniture Co. . :
Offers Creditors 20 Per Cent
Continued from page one)
John H. Light, representing the City
National Bank. which has a claim of;
4
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7..
“THATC H ER" Garage Heating
Systems. > r ‘4» J
“GEY§E.B’A~€" mu}.- °tsldtensup 1
Lfily Boilers. , '
“GEYSER” and “ACTIVE” * Laun-
. dry Stoves. . ' ' .
"THATOHER TUBULAR" Warm
Air Furnaces. ' ‘ .
"‘THATCHER METEOR" Warm
Air Furnaces. - ‘
“THATOHER PIPELESS” Warm
Air Furnaces. r
“THATCHER” Single and Double ,
I‘ “TWIN FIRE"
“THAITCEE I" PRODUCTS
Include Cooking and Heating
Equipment for Every Purpose
“THATCHER” Round Sgam and
Hot water Boilers.
“THATCHER” Square Sectional
Steam and Hot Watcr Boilers.
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errd 0.: II
1‘
YIGU CIA]! ENJOY
breakfast and sleep a
longer if you have son 9 o: n..-
ELEGTRICAL CONVEM EACES
lor your tableand k:.- 1.111.
you investigated to .._ .
tricity can help you :1; 31:. :* _* -
work ?
-We’ll be glad to lei: as) '.
any time.
I
"1%!
”I?“
l
A Dmrganl
» WASHINGTON STFIE 5"
~O_ven Coal Ranges. ,,
Combination Goal 1
and Gas Range and Other Types .
of Single and Double Oven Com-
bination Coal and Gas R nges.
“KOMPAK” Gas Automatic Water ,;
Heaters. ‘ ‘
STEPHEN mass
Sanitary Plumbing and Heating
Phone 397-2.
15 Monroe St.
b
So. Nor-walk
is the . Bliz-
This overheat. ._
~ zard Biter. It. keeps the
Storm just where it belongs;
keeps the cold out and the
I, heat in. Just the right com- ,
. panion for Winter weather,
J— a warm friend. Tailoring
" trim and styles will appeal
' to your good taste. And if-
= price will appeal to your:
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
:iold Friends at the on
"DURO" Country Water System. ' l
800113. r883. papers junk and a!
second—hand goods. Anything you, {
have. Price according to the unali-
f _'_ty‘,}’ of the goods.
f‘als‘t’aya- . 7 :
A squire deal
purse.
Vilnius. r an‘e‘xnm
the .
bossed official Certificate skilled by the I
te ,Fe‘deratioh ,
dollars . to the . ‘
State President and
ghostpercéntin yclmp'i‘his
for it soonest-u In
. $16 501
twafim
I' ‘ The Textile Store
I PAISLEY, Ifor waists and
:02.” yard.
, 35 in. BLACK SIHAIDOW s‘i’.2:’-IC'.E
Price
The on Well 5c Cigar an "
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteering on Old W66
are the nest age-'5
I‘. _-_____"
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BROCAIDIIIED ISM-K, 36 inches _
Wide . 1 ..... '.’ 1 . . ..... $13"
5
:11.
frimm' 32‘- °5 ;nd
mos
111:an :CLOTH, $1325 $"- 50
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