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BONAR LAW, BRITISH.
PREMIER. IS EXPECTED
TO RESIGN THIS MONTH
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TWO RECENT VIEWS OF BONAB LAW
',r‘.\'DO.\’-Political obese-rer- feel that the days are numbered tar
- 1.3 w, British premier. Originally he was a compromise candidate.
1 The as successor to the vigorous Lloyd George. Recently his
' ~. m lay-elections have been regularly defeated. and more re~
the house has demonstrated its ability to out-vote the government.
4 - (actors. combined with the premier'e iiiheulth. are expected to
, .; ' . his resignation within the present month.
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Over Corbett;
VFID. April 13. — lixhtlngi
round. with a broken
Young lulhy of Bridgeport '
.. rcrcrcv's decision over
1'! of Holyoke at the con-
Almost
Youcan realm
the wonderful lul—
pm: to melon
and complain your
mirror will revul to you
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rmrlmit was m and “If; firm i
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urn: 'l‘lm injury in the}
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Springtime Slippers
.. Virmcn, Egyptian Sandals Are Without Question, the
Vogue for 1923.
F ' 2t "Tut" Sandal. light welt sole, material is of soft, pli-
' Lilo patent kid. flat rubber heel ................ $7.00
i: 1 Cali “Tut" Sandal, Tony Bed Calf trimmed, light welt
. ’1'. flat rubber heel ............................ $7.00
A COUPLE OF WINNERS FOR MEN.
M Golf Oxford, perforated wing tip, vamp and collar, me-
-Z mm broad toe, rubber heel .................. . _ $6.50
2: Metal Calf Oxford, perforated straight tip, vamp and lace
'V. medium broad toe, rubber heel .............. $6.50
I iv a rim watch or motor car, our shoes are made by skilled
. . H m llu-ir (rule. You lfl' sures of shoes made to look good and
\\- H. However. unlike the line which and car. they cnn be
1 nl “comfortable" prices to all.
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a, I Pork Loins ...... . . . . . . . 17c lb. Fore-quarters Spring Lamb
(“UAUIYflgDSTORE .: LegsofSpringLamb....34clb. .l8clb.
" ”ii-IN ST- th Gm ‘ 03““ “N"- ; Rump of Veal ........... 25c lb. Veal Cutlet ............ 38c lb.
’ - Prime Rib Roast . . . . 22c to 28ch. Prime Rib Roast
A 42;”; A . Shoulder Steak . . . . . . . . . . 16c lb. (Boned and Rolled). . . . 32c lb. '-
C5 aturuay SpBCiaES Plate Corned Beef . . . . . . . 6c lb. Shoulder Pot Roast . . . . . . 1:: :1; _
at the
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
QUALITY m mans! : PRICES m LOWEST
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Ulr'h Biscuits ......... .5cpkg
71" imest Creamery m .... ...... . ............ 676 lb.
P ..~. Lard ...................................... .. 15c lb.
8:. nil Shoulders, mflLI‘llfldm ....;.. ..... 166 lb.
C111.” :rma Sardines, in tomato nuoe . . .............. lilo can
Q‘L'lK-“rOatmeelanulbblbl. ....... .. 17o
Fir-”3’ Sugar Corn,2ea.ns .... ...... . .................. 25°
Kzrkmnn's or Rabbit?!” ...... ................. Soho:
3“meer .......... 95cm
Morgroni, spaghetti erlllew, 1 lbs. tar . .. . ............ 26o
Lott-r s Corned Beef lash, s n. can for .. ............ 25o
P179Jams,auortedaavers ....... ........ 2501a:-
C°1mbianiverm181msiu ..... .......... 180 ;
AMOHieJergesise. ..... ........ ...... .250 '
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BY lN___JiI_NCl'l0N
”AHMED. April 18.—
T'he proposal ot lull counsel for,
William Lynch. policeman. to bflng‘
injunction proceedings against Abra-
ham Spelke, to prevent the letter trot-n
continuing «caution work on n-
tract of land at Main Street and Quin-
Report wgre ensue-t thee Mien-new
Abs-en Wolsey. eel-0| fee In. Lunch,
is about to eel-e valuation papers to
be served on the ground that work-
men excavating on the its of the new
Spelhe project ut the hum of
the two streets. have gone overalls
Ignore m line in their digging.
When inter-med of the proposed action
Ir. Spelhe lined the following meg.
meat:
“Mr. Lynch has but three feet be-
tween his garage and his driveway.
He built his garage in the wrong place
for it is within three feet of his line.
The available m in front of me
houeeieuteetbutheheeenlras
tard Terrace. on the ground that en- feet available in the rear. for hh prop-
croachment has been made on Lynch's erty (890" ”M the rear.
provertv. located 0n Quintard Terrace. "He given me "19 mmke- I hue
adjoining the Spelke purchase. ls.a driveway on the rear end of my
without foundation or fact. according ‘ lots and he think: because I have not
plane M ill Inga. It in
for Hr. Lynch because even If he had
a right of way, he could not no his
garage,notevenithehnd28tou
feet uvailahle; .
“Itoldhilottornentdid notin-
tend to surrender fl, lend to some
and it they deeimd to bring legal ac-
tion to go ahead. Counsel for In
Lynchhudiscoverednlinoonthe
map showing a. read driveway leediuc
to the rear lot. and believes the drl -
way should also be available for usage
of the owners of the front lots.
"The purpose of the propoeod in-
junction is to attempt to establish a
right—ot-wuy'u-ge tor Mr. Lynch. I
do not see any necessity for haste. on
their part and Ltold them so. for I do
not intend to use the land in question
at the present time".
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SATAN’S wicked influence has long been felt
in every part of the world. Together with
his associate devils he incites people to hatred,
strife, murder, and induces war and anarchy,
wrecking homes and driving many to insanity
and suicide. Satan caused the fall of man,
and established his
EMPIRE. His wicked influence has over-reach-
ed the denominational churches, causing many
clergymen toforsake God and unite with pro-
fiteers and politicians to control mankind.
But the end is'dlere and his empire is
FALLING; and Christ, the rightful king,
though invisible, is beginning to reign. Hence
the distress of nations, of which Jesus spoke.
These troubles will soon reach a climax and .
disappear, followed quickly by peace and
prosperity, as Jesus assumes control.
COKE! nan m LECTURE BY
At
Community Hall, East Norwalk SUNDAY,
Satan ’5 Empire Falling \
“MILLIONS NOW LIVING WILL NEVER DIE”
E. W. BETLER OF BROOKLYN
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-—Judge Rutherford
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APRIL 15, 3 P. M.
dress to I. B. S. A., Lock Box 513, South Norwalk,
Judge Rutherford’s new book, “Can the Living Talk With the Dead ‘2” ex-
plaining the fallacy of the so-called communication with the dead, being a
complete answer to Spiritism, sent on receipt of 20 cents in stamps. Ad-
Conn.
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SEATS FREE
Ausplces International Bible Students Assodaiion. Organized by the
Judge Rutherford. New York City Bar. President.
N0 COLLECTION
Schultze’s
FreshShoulders.........14c lb.
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HamburgSteek ..... .11» lb. homeboy-......ssclb.
. mam ...... “Melammnnnbmopunusson.
._ noundSteak........2Gelb.Lamb8tew ...... ..nl/gelb.
SirloinSteek ........ 30cm. unveupam......saon.
Porterhouse Steak 321: lb. LegsofVeel 14.: lb.
Week-End Specials
Fresh Plate
solid Lean Pot nuns. 160 lb.
Bump coma Beef,1Bo-20e lb.
BeefLiver- ........... 3.er.
Galvea' Liver 88o lb.
Pig’sl'eet eon.
YoungHenTurkeys......:.......
Fancy Fowls...........35elb. 1 YongoastingChickengssclb.
.... 45: lb.
Smoked Shoulders, lacy. lb. I mum Back Hemazsc lb. 3
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South Norwalk ‘ Norwelk -
Phone 3213 Phone 2828
Smoked Shoulders ........ . ...... 121/2c lb.
Lean Fresh Shoulders .......... . . . . 14c lb.)
Lean Pork Loins (Small Loins) ..... 18c lb.
SmallSmokedHams..... ........ ..24clb.
Large Smoked Hams ............... 22c lb.
Golden West Fowl . . . . . . ........... 37c lb.
FreshKilledTurkeys.... ....... ...48clb.
LargeFancyRoastln' gChickens 38c lb.
FANCY BROILERS ............... 45c lb.
Native Veal Genuine
Shoulder new Veal, 200 lb. Spmflbw m
8m. Legs ' .
Bump ”‘6" v": " ”c m Small Shoulder Lamb, 224: lb.
RibVeethops ...... 2601b. m 0hops....85clb.
MVOIIOIIOPI c...35°1be murmbchop"...45cn.
Staveasolidmeetficlb- smnamb ...... '...12elb.
Veal Outlets ........ 421: to. trench Lamb Chops, 45c lb.
EXTRA HEAVY WESTERN BEEF
Shoulder Steak .......................... 15c lb.
Round Steak ...................... l ....... 2 7c lb.
Sirloin Steak ............................ 32c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast ....................... 14c lb.
Boneless Rib Roast .................... 26c-32c lb.
Prime Rib’Roast .......................... 25c lb.
Boneless Pot Roast ....................... 18c lb.
Boneless Rump Pot Roast ................ 24c lb.
Bread and Butter Roast .................. 22c lb.
Sticking Piece ........................... 18c lb.
Fresh Plate Beef ......................... 10c lb.
TopSirloinRoast..................., ..... 30clb.
Corned Plate Beef ....... V ............ 7c lb.
Boneless Corned Beef .................... 15c lb.
Sperry & Barnes Ends Smoked Hams ...... 22c lb.
Frankfurts, Liverwurst, Bologna .......... 18c lb.
Strictly Fresh Eggs .................... 40c dozen
Glenwood Creamery Butter ................ 60c lb.
FANCYBROILERS...'..... .............. 45cm.
3 : The Washington Market
3 141 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1113
-——-AIlMeatsU.S.Inspected—-
BUSINESS IS GOOD WITH US.
'l‘hereisarsasonforit. Wearegivingour customersthe ,
: beetqualityolwesternbeefatthepriouthatsomeothersare
. charging for inferior quality. Positively no native beef in‘ our
- marketatanytime. Ifyouarenotalreadyoneofourcurto-‘
mers come in and let us convince you that you can save money
bytradmg' Within.
Week " End Specials
Fresh Pork Loins . . . . .............. 18c lb.
EteshShoulders...................14c lb.
Smoked Shoulders ........ lZVzc lb.
FreshHams ...................... 24c lb. 7
RUMPVEAL .................... ........28clb.
BreadtButterRoeet,24clb. LegIodLamb ....... 35cm.
mammalian-mach. LoinLamthops....45olb.
ShoulderPotRoest..1liolb. libLamthope....35¢lb.
OhoppedBed ....... 14c lb. mmb' ...... 15c n.-
Shoulder-Steak ...... 16c1b. .BeefLiver .......... lean.
sandman ........ mm. DixieBeoon ..... ...mcn.
seawatmnscn.‘ amnesia-up, men.
mmm....2scn. ebonmerumb ...... soon,
FancyFowls 38clb.‘
Roasting Chickens................ 36clb.‘
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