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THEDAILY W
CAPITALIST
SYSTEM FAILS,
SAYS SNOWDEN
By Universal Cable Service.
LO\DON March :0. —-“In \iew of
the failure or the capitalist svstem to
profide the necessary standards of
life [or vast numbers of the popula-
tion. the House declares that legisla—
the eiIorts should be directed to its
gradual supercession by a. system
based on public ownership and con—
trol of the Instruments of production
and distribution "
This motion was put in the House,
of Commons tonight before a crowded
house by Philip Snowdcn. This direct
challenge by a socialist laborite was
:oxpoctcd by all the other parties int
an attempt to “wipe out individual-l
ism.”
That there Is probability of a. split
control of the government and thaté
tion a. lever to disrupt the laboritcs. is
Palace Theatre
DAVID ESTERSON, Managing Director
LAST TIMES TODAY
I 117.;1IENDOUS ADVENTURES—OOLOSSAL THRILLS
APPEALING ROMANCE
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. g 11 11.’ 1111150 and more are crowded into the melodramatic triumph
.. E 1 11111 your—n mighty narrativo of strange and absorbing romance
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" ‘The Kentucky Derby”
11111111: and breath—taking surprises—There's too much to to“
Y'Ol all “11‘ SEE
With a Brilliant Cast Headed by
REGINALD DENNY
i‘moritc of the Palace patrons and recalled as the star of
“The Leather Pushers" ~
Palace Selected Comedy —-:— I Pathe News
THURSDAY—FRIDAY—SATURDAY
\11- Intro been talking about vaudeville and showing good “unlo-
\IIIt‘. But this work‘s show will stop anything CI or
before presented at a standstill.
AND ‘
THURSDAY 65 FRIDAY—The picture New York has gone
wild about “HEAD‘HUNTERS OF THE SOUTH SEAS"
SATURDAY—Gladys Walton in—“LOVE LETTERS”
2 ’3’“
ix;
“T3?"
oxidant from the announcement by
the premier that he would set aside
\anothor (lav after the Easter recess
for the discussion of a most import-
ant subject.
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SAYS: AAAAAAND
B} l piu‘rsal Sonia". ‘
\\ _\Slll\(.’l l‘t)\ March EFL—John
the House who foresee what. they call 1 ‘
which it was feared might soon gain: ~
Bonar Law sees in theASnowden mo-l
. Vanity.
RIAL'I‘O
THEATRE
TOYS HE m AND DIDN'T WANT
ALLHEWANTEDWASHBDADDY’SLOVE ‘
'Shonldnenwelt? Len-:1— Didneflctlt?
“Can a Woman Love Twice”
Starring
E THEL CLA YTOJI
LAST SHO‘V’INGS TODAY
LARRY SEAMON in
sense of proportion to be warped by
some passing Fricrance or fanc_v.1
avarice nnd selfishness ouch~
plays its part.
Herein lies a splendid field for self- A
lmproremcnt. Analyse your attitudes
and your actions. Perhaps you are
giving too much thought to some par-
ticulnr phase of life. Perhaps you are ‘
placing unduo wright upon matters
that am of. inconsequential import-
mice and are for this reason nt‘Irlcc‘t-
llnys llrimmond. Chairman of the
l‘nllcd Slates Coal Commission.
Echaractcrizcd :1s.outr:1:rcous the coal
Hrnurls pvrpolrntcd on the public d111-
llng the muorgcnclcs of the prose .it
SillSOll. HO said:
"It is cntirth outside of our juris-
jdiclion but on are coim; to butt in on
it just the s:.1mo It is porfictl) out
<rnszcous tho \\ 11 the public limo hcen‘
Impose d on in the 5:110. of unburrmhlcx
:1111'. intoxior ((1: II :11 exorbitant prions.
l'l‘lw’s is 01111 01' H11 most import:.1nt
isuhjcrts l1111'm‘11 the country. It is 11111
(ls important that tho people got good
mm] as it is that tiny trot :1 sufficient
quantity."
"It may he too lain {or us to accom-
plish :Iiutlilng for this season but “'11
intvnd to give tho public the incl: 1-0
,ihul tlmy (1:111 prolvct themselves in
Itho futurc."
TRUE THRII‘T MEANS
POISE AND BALANCE
“Y S. \\'. STRAI'S.
Amorlcnn Society
Thrift. '
1 I‘rcshlvnt
True thrift isna matter of correct
proportions. it in tho propcr balanc-
§1i~1inclion must be built into strollers and baby carriages
1111- start—worked in with the flawless weaving of fine,
. \\ iokors and designed in-with graceful curves produc-
1 H or bowl shaped bodies.
11:13 Marshall B. Lloyd who invented the method and
mm produce Baby Carriages and \Vicker Furniture
11111113 faster than the Old hand woven products. These.
'11111x out labor costs, enabling the makers to weave the
11 11 k1 rs, use the best raw materials, add the latest rc-
111A and still sell their superior wicker products at Very
.111 prices.
. 111110 and see these beautiful Lloyd Carriages, shown in a.
' 11f attractive styles.
‘1'! LKIES ..
(|A}CI{IL[\GES ..oans-onoooo'oo-ulaoI-Iono
J'- m. «‘51 mm“; rl—K'P‘. .. g <
$9.95 11p
$15.95 up
u-onousocoooocaonocooncooco
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Sterling Furniture CO.
.1 ‘ 2’: 2:131 Washington St. Phone 105 South Nomalk
‘wfl" -* éxi’fl?‘ '
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ing of cow's acilutivs and accomplish-
moms.
This question of proportion is one
of tho most important problems of
life. It is worthy of thc1 most thought-
ful attention from each individual as
It applies to 111:1 daily life.
The man who works so hard that he
ruins his health has an incorrect un-
dLrsinudlng of proportion .
ho whose thoughts and uttcntious urn
(‘vor alert
the moment.
:1 normal llll'IOl‘Slillldlll: of proportion.
'i‘lw sumo is true of tho mun
‘ to trnnrgrrss tho rights 01.41111ch and
the limitations of tho law.
Thorn are those who allow
I
Agency for
For
W. L. DOUGLAS
SHOES
Men and Women
And
BUSTER BROWN SHOES
For Children.
KEELEIZ’S
SHOE STORE
today '
for
So also is
o the passing pleasures of
Tim nilsor is devoid of
whose
ambition for \vcnlth or powcr loud him
ihclr
in: tho things that count—tho Uilnirs
tl1.1t moan \our success. progress. use-
1fulnv1ss and substantial happincsa
I 'lhritt ls lw no moans thc accumula-
1llon of 111 Ohm :lIOl‘t‘ It is just as trulv
1:111 ou‘mnliilcntion of rightful propor-
lilons. l‘or “hon this crisis “a ho-
lcomo stabilized. “oil poised and offic-
lent
PEI] PEPPERS
1
1 STOP PAIN Ill .
RHEUMATISM
\thu you are summing: with rhcu-
mntism so \011 1:111 hardly get around
Inst tn ilcd lomwr [tub and you will
,hmc tho quillust Icllcf knonn
\‘oth i111: has such conccntrutod
11111111111 :1tlm: heat as red pcppcrs. In-
.stnnt rollrl‘. Just :13 soon as you ap-
ph Rod l’cppcr Rub you fool the
lilngllng limit. In 11:11:19 minutes it
“arms the sore spot through and
through. From filo blood clrculm
tlon. brooks up the congestion-onnd
the old rheumatism torturo is nonr.
Rowing Rod Pepper ltub. made
from red peppers. coats little at any
drug store. Get. :1 jar at 011cc. Use
it fo'r lumbago. neutritls. lmcknl‘lic.
sili‘t‘ nrck. sore musclcs, colds in
THURSDAY and FRIDAY
Three Showings Dull:
“Till We Meet
Featuring Mae Marsh—Norman Kerry—Martin Mansfield
and Others—Also
"THE COUNTER JUMP!
A Riotous Comedy
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ASK ABE
He Knows
Safety and Service
Continued conservative management,
rigid adherence to banking laws, and ample
capital and surplus have made this institu-
' ticn deservedly knowrl as a are bank.
Unfailing courtesy and the constant en-
‘ deavor of officers and employes to antici-
pate the customers’ wants have won for it:
also an enviable reputation for helpful ser-
Vice.
THE CITY
NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
SILK HOSIERY
TO MATCH THE SPRING COSTUME.
.As soon as the no“ suit or gown is chosen there is the
necessity of stockings to match. You will find the whim be-
low most. attractive. both in varictv and pncc.
WINNIPAUK
FEED ' STORE
“WIRTI-IMORE POULTRY
FEEDS ' '
Wm. M. Betta, Prop.
Phone 2819
Gordon Full Fashioned, All Silk, Black ........... . . . $2 .98
Gordon Full Fashioned, Lisle Top, Heel and Toe, Black, 00r-
domandtirey. ..... .25
GordTon Thread and Artificial Silk, Black, Brown, Greysonog
an ....... 1.
Van name run Fashioned—Black, White, Brown, Fawn.
Champagne, Grey and Castor—the prices ranging from
.. .. $2H00to$298
Tripletoe Full Fashioned—Black, White, Brown, Grey, Pig-eon
andLark.. ..... ....... . ...........$225
Gentemori Thread Silk—Black, French Grey, Gun Metal, 00.
cooandccrdovan...\ ................. ...........$200
Humming Bird—Block and Cordovan .. . . . . . . . . . .. $1 50
Full Fashioned Silk Hose-Black, White, Silver and Fawn—-
chcsl. Almost instant r1 lic! uwnits
you. lln sure to not tho 1:1 union. with
tho name ltowlcs on ouch packager-
A (I V.
ANOTHER noos'r IN
TIRE muons
Orders taken IIOW will be filled
at the old price.
WEEKES AUTO ‘
SUPPLY co.
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street South Norwclk
A.“
mousmns or mom: invn mourn m
Tilford Cigar
A Park & Tilford Product
14 West Ave. Nbrwolk
111101111 2257
Arghnn. 11 new substitute for cot-
ton. is undergoing experiment.
WHITE MOUNTAIN
Refrigerators"
Till-l (‘Ill'IST “11‘“ A CHILD IN IT.
“fin-:1 Food Law."
gem! ion.
61-53 80. Main St. 80. Norwaiin
ncnth the
WP». I (554; $1319.}.
FURNITURE
18 North 11111111 8:.
The “Maine" Dumcx Removable grate
found 1 \11lusiu1ly in ““hitc Mountain" Re-
frigcrntors “institutes at once the top of the
norm proof prmislon chamber and the bot-
lom of tho I: I1 reserve.
Mon of “ruins. the thinking men of tho
nation, ono [hue forgot the cold problems
of stocks and bouds and pinned the famous
They found that. the
health or the nation, your health, and our
health. and the health of our neighbors.
could not lm‘ mounted in dollars and cents.
llut the “Maine" looked years ahead
and gave to tho world this famous “Duplex
Grain." the foundation of Purity in refri-
Tho icc rests upon heavy rust-proof
metal inmox 11m. slightly separated one
from anothor thou the melted loo drop:
into convex bars which lie betwr-cn and be-
convex bars and runs back
through a slot in the heavy rim of the
grate into a deep trough in the back of the
ice compartment. whence It passes through
a scaled trap out of the refrigerator_
AN GEVINE
\ COMPANY
South Norwalk.
HAVE YOU?
Ask Your Neighborhood Storekeeper for It,
And Enjoy a. Good Smoke.
THE S. & S. TOBACCO CO.
. DISTRIBUTORS
36 WALL STREET NORWALK, CONN.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
Norwclk, 001111., March 16, 1923.
At a regular meeting of the Board of Directors of the Fair.
field County Savings Bank held this day, a dividend at the rate
of 43/296 per annum was declared to depositors from the cam-
ings of the six months ending March 31,1923. The same will
be intercd on Pass 8min: and paid on and after April 10,1923.
By Order of the Board of Directors.
SEYMOUR CURTIS, Treasurer.
- 1 1111.11 wintor ration. Try I1 1:63. A“ km" °‘ “mm“ “ed"
Ah charcoal, grit shells. etc.
TONIOS AND naEMEDm‘s
””3 BEST £2.ng no DRINKING munrms
K 1111111111111 HENS SEMI-SOLID BUTTERMILK
{* BROWER 82m MALONE FEED CO.
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‘1 l 1 11 in one 190de "W chb Meat. shrill“,
N11111:)". Tuna Fish LOW:
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Caku and Putting to or“? 10' m 0’.
«unlit Foil 'MT‘“
HOTEL DAVENPORT
Music Ivory
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K ”A“ v' 'E'N' Em” " COFFEE 3110111111: ;
Infant' 3 and Children:
STONE’S
RE SALE
13 MAIN STREET, NORWALK 7 1- I _ .
Our stock of child an ’s wear was so complete and large that we will be able to feature
wear for several days.
Thnsale also offers‘ unusual opportunity to make substantial swing: in man ’I 3nd 13-
dies’ hosiery and ladies’ and misses’ underwear and furnishings.
\
IRVING STCI
Poultry Wire Netting,
E Auuzes'mmck— Ocrdcntoolsofollkinds.
OUR PRICES ARE RIGHT.
ROSENFIELD BROS.
.125 Washington-St. 1111er 3111 Free Delivml.
PALACE BOOTERY; 2
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