Evening sentinel, Friday, December 22, 1922 · page 18

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Gloves of all kinds. Special lined gloves for the

$2.26

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Canes, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags.

 

 

6 North Main St.

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Everything for Men’s and Boys’ Wear.

Copyright Clothing Co.

South Net-walk

 

 

 

 

 

Don’t let the child grow up
without a Bicycle. It is the
ambition of most children
to own one. Satisfy that
longing this Christmas.
Come in this store and
choose from our stock one of
many designs for the girl or
boy.

Bicycles also foFg’i-B‘m foil-i8.
Also many other useful gifts for Christmas may be

purchased here:

 

 

Velosipedes for Little Folk.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Fountain Pens
Flashlights and Batteries
Safety Razors
Luggage
Cutlery
Coaster Wagons

(Rubber tired)

Wrist Watches
fishing Poles
Fishing Tackle
Bicycle Lamps
Dog collars
Dog Leads

Air Guns

SPORTING GOODS

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Sweaters
Foot Balls
Basket Balls

AUTO ROBES

Boring Gloves
Guns
Rifles

AND BLANKETS

 

 
 
 

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24 North Main Street

 

South Norwalk

 

Dark and

 

 

 

Winter
Overcoats

$18.50

. Plaid Backs
Veins to $80.00
.A slant Page”: an.» em.

Light sander

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

‘i's doubtful if she can buy the food her

‘France the money they owe to thcl

ml‘scomcon

Week’s a" Events
. Brte {Told

or nope—w l 0058
“angular-{om World flies.

Hints n-om Wasmniion _ ’ suggest
that the government plans “E6 to-

. tion toward relieving tho terrible

e'cOno‘uxe Iituation in Europe. . '
There has been no omclai announce-
ir'ieut but it in quite the custo'm at the
awful ,to let a little news leak out,
loot before some important policy is
hunt to be adopted Which men its
sign positions «an: the country to be
arepe'red for but which they ye not
Quite ready to talk about. ’

This appears to be such a case.
Elihu Root, a great international
authority. has been in consultation
With President Harding. 7

colonel Harvey. United states un-
'ess’aaoii to England. rm been called
gonad to advise with Secretary of

States Huthes. who has had inter-

' views also with J. P. Morgan. the tin-

ancicr, and Dr. Weidtelt, the German
ambassador. I

The cabinet is known to have dis-

cussed Eondiiions in Fiurope.
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It still appears certain that the gov-
e'rnmt-nt will refuse cancellation of
the debts Eu'i‘Opesn countries owc in
the United States.

Help may be possible in some other

' m. however.

L‘nquesilonably it is’noeodd greatly.
All accounts agree that Germany is
on the verge of financial collapse. Not
only. seemingly. is she unable to meet
the allies' demands at present. but it

people need alroady.

Franco's escape from her own dir-
ficulties depend on prompt payment
of her claims akninlt Germany. l
Premier llonar Law has intimated‘
Enkllnd would be glad to forgive:

British. but in that case the
cannot pay the I'nilcd States.
I all lends book. in (not, to Ger-
many.

The French continue to

latter

 

 

threaten

 

; seizure of Germnn telfiiiory to
- Vihomselsfs, but nobody

Pay ,
how 1

knows
much trouble this might lrari to.

Italy. too. is hard pressed for
money. l

 

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- would agroo on a possible sum for ihol

It Gormnny could pay up. thorel
would be improvomont imniodintcly.3
But to do it, she‘must borrohgnonexl
Presumably this is what Morgan:
talked about to Su-crotn'ry I-iughos.

it» is understood to have said a;
loan might be arranged it tho alliI-sl

Germans to pay in repamtiont but

 

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lby Congressman Keller of .‘linncsolal
, ‘nninst Attorney General fiaughortyl
~ .wns abruptly terminated when Keller.‘
' in a rare. declared that thr- Judiciary
committee of the House or
i loantntivos. which was conducting n
. lprelimihnry hehrlnz of the misc. vi-as:
litrying to "whitewash" Dgunhorty.

not go on with the matter. l

- rd that they did not hi-lim‘o Keller lw.
lxan the impeachment in "good faith":

come.
mittblmcn will tnko is uncertnln.

'crnors of
learly mating with
. xprohibition cnforcemcnt.

gihri‘r own at. “’hitc Sulphur
. W. Va. at which there was some pre-

liminary conversation on the subjrrt.
Governor
l .ressed the opinion that enforcement;
runs it prolil-‘m {or the icdrml {:0\(‘rn-

'mont to halzllo— the law being 3 led-
eral

seemed to him the president. as {(-d-

‘pass the buck" to the stay: govern-
ments.

sidered by the governors, Parker rind
sc'ious one in their various states.

puzzle has been under debate by
delegates of the
said their count

the lmngur of Nations and to give the
snmc

Christ lulls

Turkey as. are §iren by other League
members and no other mm. es.

they huve
p‘brmanenty from the
c ty" or Constantinople to the

Asia. Minor town of Obscure
because Constantinopl
rationil in its charge

not it the ambunt remains pure guess-
work. l

Such an agreement. it is fair to be-;
limo. is what tho American sove'rn-l
mcnt hopes to provide for. l
The impeachment prom-oiling begunl

 

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l<‘or that rcaéon. he said he would‘

Members of tho commlitoo iuiimnt-i

They issuv‘l a subpoonn to brim:

iKollor bofmfi- tlwm, intrndim: to.
Iquestion him on this point. but Keller:
. defied the oommittre and did not"

What furillvr stops the com—i
3
President Harding invltml the gov-E
the various states to an:
.him to «llscuss'
The governors

held a mrcting (ii

Springs. ‘ ‘

I'arkvr of Louisiana ch

one. and temarkcJ .ua: it

T"'“" .4 .. _

ral gowrnmi-nt brad. was aiming to

Ku Klux activities also were con-

ihels declaring lhe question a. ten."

At Launnne. where the Near East

Powem the Turks
r! was ready to enter

guarantees of

protection to
and 0th or

"minorities" in

The Turks havé announced that

transferred their capital
great "show

 

Angers. partly
e is very intéf.‘
ter and Angora

 
 
 

 

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OPPORTUNITIES OF THE GIFT ”DRE 0? THE NORWALKQ

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TOYS

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Women’s Semi-Fashioned
snot HOMER?

A ‘~
Women’s American Taffeta

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Men ‘3 and Women ’s

HANDKERCHIEFs
25c v»
Men's Km” ’ '7
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Men's $2.50 value

”fiffiii‘fim... $2.00

Christmas ‘
STATIONERY
At Reduced Prices

 

 

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All Linen ,
‘sm‘ ..... $4.00

72 Inch All Linen
ram onerns ' 3
Each ............ 4.00
“Beacon” \‘ncquard
COMFORTABLE!
72x90. ftound all round with 'silk

Tafleta ribbon. $
$12.50 value. . . . 9.50
17-Piece Decorated

““M" $2.98

Special at .
19. Inch Mahogany Finish

“WI“ . . 75c

XMAS CARDS
REDUCED PRIQES

 

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FELT'SLIPPERS

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GLOVES
1“: .3“. :3: $1.75
Women’s Strap Wrist

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BEKNB MOS . $7.50 Up

GIFTS FOR THE BABY

 

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Terry cloth

25c
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