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Fate
/ Strange, the pranks Fate plays
Buckwheat Coal, the enforced
use of which was at first thought
to be an imposition upon the
coal-consuming public, has on
'the contrary proved to be a
blessing. Almost everyone finds
it possible to use this size to ad.
‘vantage and many are quite en-
thusisatic about it and will con-
tinue to burn 'it in the future
whether compelled or not. Some
people thank the for calling it to
their notice, but we claim no such
credit. Fate did it.
'And so it goes. '
The Ferris Coal Co.
THE MAN’S SHOP
presents 11.
Wool Hose
Special.“
at 69c
3 pair for $2.00
Extra Heavy English Hose
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WEEKES AUTO
SUPPLY CO.
Full Line of Auto
Accessories.
14 West Ave.
1111011113251
Norwalk
M. Rsllls Wm. Manes
Dine at the 0111 Stand by
THE 'OXFORD‘ LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
I SOUTH [IAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
CAMILLK CIFT
SHOPPE
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ran YEAR ROUND our
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Honey Lomd
‘Vl‘hat one man might get something for nothing,
another must get nething for semething.”
If you would be iveak and helpless, you will surrender to I
the lure of price just like a mouse that cannot resist the bait In. ‘
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the trap. If you are canny, you look more into the Value. You
may be able to buy a five-room house for a very low price, and
if you care nothing for value, we cannot question your selécoi. ;
tion, but if you'expect to have five good sized, convenient;
rooms that will house you and all—the family relics and curios. ‘
and valuables in addition, making a home for you and your-
family, be a 'regular hero and think of some things beside price.
A low price is the refuge of a peor salesman and a weak-kneed .
buyer.
The Hatch E»? Bailey Co:
Cyeo-Dlpt Shingles, Sheetroeli, Cclotex and Cornell \yVall Boards.
CLEARANCE SALE
Of Women’s and Misses’ Coats1 and Dresses
THE PARIS CLOAK & SUIT HOUSE
33 So. Main Street
t ESTABLISHED 1902..
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Quality Gr0ceries and
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann e 00., Inc.
83 Washington Street
PHONE 1405
South Nerwalk
' FREE DELIVHR’.‘
100 PAIRS
MEN S SHOES
(Broken Sizes)
$6.00 to $10.00 Values at—
$4.48
Milton Elwood
122 WASHINGTON ST.
Quality Footwear
SOUTH NORWALK
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INFANTS WEAR
The baby, the most impOI taut member of the household, must
be kept warm, regardless of the shortage of coal.
Nice, 11 arm Sacques and Sweaters.
Pink and Blue Lined Silk J ackets, Embroidered.
Little Kid,.Silk and \Vorsted Shoes. '
Booties, Medium and Knee Length.
Eidcrdown Blankets and Jap Silk Quilts.
Silk-“7001 Caps and Bonnets.
S P E C I A L 8
75¢ Quality Corduroy Caps .................. I ...... .Now we
50c Quality White Mittens .....
.Now 25c
J. I. Mallette
88 Washington Street
South Norwalk 7. I
PALACE BOOTERY
amen rrinnm smut!
Advance Showing of New Spring Sport Oxfords, in Grey and
Sand Colors, With New Duplex Rubber Sole . . . . . . $6. 95
The same as the Rajah Sole.
The New Crepe Rubber Sole Mah. Sport Oxford . . . . . . . . $5. 95
The only difference you can de-
tect is that you save $2. 50 by buying the Crepe Rubberr
Sole.
LATEST COLORS IN Hosmar.
1 "Slow-Mn.
’ she said “shell.
xi Ila-hint
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& A .
’ has "she sent the”
ranch foreman to 11111 'p
the man‘ she loved in:-
: m than life itself. "
1;.';‘ OF WAR?!
» vasion or the Ruhr.
SWAY SCALES
ls Russia and her sovictlsm a men-
ace to the peace of Europe? ‘
This Is a question dlstnrblng'those
who think they see in RIlssIa a pow-
erful any tog. Germany in po'sslhle
trouble growing out of France‘s in-
Tied up: with it is this question:
Has s'ovletlssn molly changed?
" A man who has Just come (111m
Russia, and who sees her through
tho unbiased eyes of a philanthropist,
discusses here for REA Service the
economic background In which are
mirrored all the probabilities of
Russia as a factor for war or peace:
' BY ED\VABD THIERRY
- NEA Service Staff \Vrltcr
NEW YORK Feb 2.--“Economi-
cam, Russia. is weak. Elnanc‘ all.
she is flat. Philanthropy cannot re-
store her and only public flnhnce
can. "
This is the picture painted by Al—
len '1‘. Burns. member of the Com~
mksion on Russian Relief, just re-
turned from a. four-months, tour of
investigation. -
Burns. noted for his civic and :01B
ciologlcal work in Pittsburgh. Cleve-
land. Rochester. ,Chicago 1.11.1 Ne
York, spoke with the strict emphasis
that he had neither ‘ comment nor
oplnlgn on lussia's political and
military aspects.
His conclusion}
these: -
C‘Communism‘ exists mafifly in
name. The power of the peasants is
becoming supreme. The peasantsv
passion is. peace: they \do not want
war: a significant thing about them
is 11.1.1: gratitude, admiration. even
adoration. for the United States.
‘tRestoratiou of agriculture is the
biggest thing before the republic. M.
Chlcherin. the foreign minister.
agreed with that. saying to me: 'The
need is so pressing that it will com-
pel 1.15 to get a foreign loan! I ven-
tured to suggest that it it is so press-
log perhaps the soviet might be com-
pelled to meet the terms or the peo-
ple who hu’ve money to lend. Cinch-
erin was silontl" .1
Burns declared that step by step
otherwise, are
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rnEDK. H. GANUNG’
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
EMBILMER ’ haste was on. the] declaration that
every consideration of Russia must
8480. Mam St. Sc.N .Ik’ Ct’ go back to agriculture. which is
Phone 1554 Russian life; backbone. and ruling
”native.
j “The outstanding fact is that ‘for
{the past two years she has been
*MEn’s Aretics
and ends at special low .
CODIE LV AND SEE
KEELER’ S 1
SHOE STORE “
“The Store That Saves You
. Money?
.¢
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Past‘uerized Milk and
' Cream
Sweet Creamery Butter-1
Fresh Native Eggs 7
75c'Dosen
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{THE NORWALK- DAIRY
COMPANY
33 Center Aves? . .Norwalk
Tel‘1664 ‘
E. Barthol D. C.
GHIROPRACTOR
95 Washington Street
South Nor-walk, Cdnn.
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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chine with a good assortmentof sizes and colors.
JUST-391NOWS‘100
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HIGH GRADE DRESS SKIRTS $2 1
Sizes 25 to 30 inch bands only. All wool serge.
I Black, Navy Blue and a few mixtures.
Only a personal inspection will prove the remarkable values offered
these prices. ‘
THOSE WHO COME FIRST GET THE BEST PICK.
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A clearance of a limited 11113th of dainty creations of silk and
crepe -
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the peasants were forcing a change
in communism.
“Russia normally is 90 per cent
agricultural," he said. “Industrial
workers created communism. Now
there is scarcely any industry; work-
ers are either idle or flocking back.
to the land.
"Peasants forced the revocation d2
conflscations of grain and produce
in favor of a. scale of 10 to 12 per
cent; tax on a normal crop; they sim-
ply laid down on the job and grew
only enough to feed thpmselves and
demanded from the government‘. tick-
ets they were entitled to under the
soviet scheme for things they didn't
rale‘e.
”The next step in revolutionizing
communism was the abandonment of
government operation. The govern-
ment still owns everything—in name.
For example, they let corporations
run industries—and “hand lack to
them 90 per cent. of the profits; it is
simply. under a. different name, tax-
ation of 10 per cent. of private enter-
prise."
Burns made It plain that he could
make no political forecasts. His em-
plantmg but 50 per cent. of normal."
he said. He pointed out that the
famine due to the drought of last
summer was 50 per cent. as badsals
that of 19:1 and affected an area
in which there are 15.000,000 people.
The Sentinel is flee only newspaper
In this vicinity having the news ser-
vice of the Associated Press—the best
organisation or its kind in the world.
New
FEBRUARY VICTOR
RECORDS
On Sale Today
Donnelly’ s
18 So. Iain Street
' Watch fol; the
Opening
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scorn NOEWALK’
PIGGLY WIGGLY
Store
” Cigars. They are the best cigars
" romuiyseotossa
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Roodnegr,
Feed CO.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN; HAY,
STRAW,‘ FERTILIZER, ETC.
’ Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwalk, Conn,
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Norwalk's Largest Mason
Quality Promplnes;
THATCHER HEA
AND RANGES
Kompak Automatic Cg
Water Heaters ,
Duro Country “1110: S.
Plumbing — chiq
Phone 397-:
STEPHEN MI
15 Monroe Street
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use.
OLD FRIENDS AT THE'OLD
PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfécto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteering on Old Well
made at that price.
,
ALL AT ONE PRICE
$21.75
Entire Stock of
Overcoats
Made to Retail at
$27.50 $32.50 $35.00
Assortment Limited
Palace Clothes Shop
13N.Kain8t. So.Norwalk.
_ REMOVAL SALE Is
NOW GOING ON
Suits $12.50 to $22.50
' ASHER .GLICKSON
aclethler, attes- and Furnish"
To Men and Boys
111 MAIN 31.. NORWALK. c'r/
GENERAL S l
70 So. Main St. 80. .»
Phone 2441-2
Men‘s and Young Men's .
Gent's Furnishings
Cleaning, Dyeing. Preset
Repairing—Prices the 1
A Full Line of Hats and
MILL OUT :1
STORE
124 Washington ~
SOUTH NORW l
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Raymond R.
Successor to
Raymond t?
WALL 66 HIGH S i
NORWALK. ’
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Lamps
THE NORWA 1
ELECTRIC CO.
11 No. Main Street
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