LOOK OUT-FOR MIST e, . _ _, Q
WHEN BUILDING 'A‘ HOME
. NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE ,
Every man who builds a house’should . fit
{one day he may want to sell it—a well plann “ use will William English Wall- « _, 2 - , - . i V . _ 7 , . _ ’r-s ‘ . . . -- . 7., .
:flways attract a buyer but if you have overlooked the details 1113" Calls Speech 0f 1 ' . ‘ ,V . ‘ .More Than 7,000 Have > see the . New Pnnte d Cre
flint ' lend comfort and convenience, used shoddy materials, Lieut. Governor Re- . ‘ ' = ~ ' ., U S e d Paint With ‘ . — ‘ - peg
you will find it hard tooispose of the place at a good price: actionary , _‘ ‘7 f ’ _ z . , Which, He Subscrib- . . . , . ‘ .
;Wben you come to letting the contract be sure that you know ' “ASTOUNDED” ‘ _ ‘ _ » ed to Oaths V , 4 One more Of thls seasoafs ngvcfitles that appears fii‘
the reputation of the contractor. The lowest bid is not al- , ' ' ' ‘ dress gOOdS counter- - e g a 5' send 5311113195 0f
. * . . . . . » More than M“ Perm“- ”at“ fabrics on request.
. «ways the best, so before you decide to accept it, make mqui- ‘ P03113011 Would End. ‘ , ' 7 mm, mug sitting rgorgtot 1:116 farm; . -
e . - - _ o o ' 1 h 1 Plymout ,. ., ave use
11183 about the Standing and the quahty Of “701:1! the biddfil‘ All .Lfig‘SIath? Pr0' . . . the (11.11:: :ith which Calvin Coolidge “YOUR” SILK _ A justly popular fabric. All colors
- . z . been domg. Be careful about usmg new lands of mate- tectlon 0 f Children, ‘ ' Sggdpififiifii’ :1: tiiicénlai gait; . ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ - .. Big
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frial, let somebody elsedo the experimenting. Get materials Says Greenwnch Man ‘ - m the early dawn of a. well remem- SILK and COTTO CREPE — Striking deSIgns, full yard “45,, £19,
. . ‘ ‘ ‘AV- 3 h.) __l
. ‘ ’ morning last August. They
for your house that you know have stood the test of time. . STAMFORD May 12 _ 2:2,:th 1n the same chair m which .
_ n Attacking the statement made ~“~by he sat. tier 11:“ 51:33th ”me - “HALUSTRAf CREPE — ~A blg seller. Full yard wide
-. - ' ' ' ‘ utenant-Governo Hiram Bi ;- ' desk that 9 use an . , ° same '
There is nothing mystenous about home building, every 1? P “8 . pen in hand have signed then, u es
ham at the Woman's Republic -
Club dinner in Stamford last 'l'lluxi'lsl-1 > ‘ in the visitors’ book kept by Colonel PLAID KNIT —- Another new fabric. Full yard xvide
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problem pretented can be understood c early by. any one. day night, that the 200 or more COn- . Jon c. 0001”“. ms “my“. to re-
cord the names of the men. women
’ _ - ails - hims ' ails gressmen who ’votcd for the Child , . .
3m: the avers n'e home builder f to mom elf or f Labor Amendment “‘Were carried a- ~- , and children who Journey to this CANTO CREPE .— A 511k and cotton mlxture_ Plain colors
'6 ,- , ‘ - - way by enthusiasm" more than any. New England hill town and to the _ “"
to seek expert assetance and thus gets himself into trouble. thing else, William English Wanna" A . _ humble mom” wherein a. 81mm e
economist, social reformer and one - man became President of a. great ' . 9
a, the found.” 0, the cm Labor Damn. We sell Ladies Home Journal Patterns
_ Commlttee of New york, issued the " . The pen has not only been used
_ followmg statement ‘at his home in " ' ’1‘ .- by more than 7.00 persons—without
‘] ‘h Hatch EnfBaile ( I " “ff";r‘silzssszr-e e... .. .. em... mm 1. h“. ' “ ‘
_ , - ~ A - , 2 .000 .
. e y ompany clared Mr. Walling. “that in this day 53:31};thit‘;§9n°w,m§;;:;n 33:: 1—0 a
- of progressive legislation both 10- active service and later on it may URSCOPE IS “105' '
LLP'IBER and RIILLWORK “my and “mm” that 8' “me i e ' - b resented 'with the chair the l * “r A ‘
Oelo‘ex Ill<117qtin0 Lumber Sheetrock-Cornell Wall “we“ lead” ’n m" pr°p°ru°n °£ m": V - ' " <12le and the' family Bible on 'whlch F ~ ‘ T ( H
e .. ... 3,. . - umber of educated and enlightened , , J ' ~ THIS SPACE FOP CU” QT:
Boards. E‘ICNZII‘ s Shingles, guaranteed for 40 years. citizens should produce politicians so . ‘1??th 1‘”? is?“ “' ‘° ”"3 vcmwm - f, ; EVE -' " “E3 =
‘ _ 5 , _ ‘ _ reactionary as to oppose such hu- T 5 ore; cu? 3;" . . V , - . . _ R3 ‘1
‘ manilarian and thoroughly tried and " (”3:2 ates!“ :15 daohfirgbciyltyigx Y ' . 3E“ SPRL‘G 3H? or“
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[cs e 8°C at l g“ ail n as Na - interest of a Boston man, who be- ' 1. COATS DRESSE
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" lleved that the State of Vermont . .f , , ' Made to 56-11 lip 33
,- ’ is true that when this amendment , V
passed Congress the other day by a. - _ .- would treasure these mementos in 7 " ~ ' - $23.00 a '
‘ majority of nearly four to one. some v years to come. together with the e ' t. ' r;
seventy Congressmen voted in oppos- mementos Of that other President, IK§ $10.00 I " 5 A!“
iiion. The country paid no attention ‘ ' Chester A, Arthur, who also went go ‘ . . , ‘ . , 7 .4
T ‘ ' 9 I ‘ to this group as it was composed _ the White House from that state. -~ » 7 ' ' _ , l A L D \ E y
“ 00d, (tram, Feed, Masons Materlals largely 0, new.“ ”gammy He used w, W, use", he m m n 7' . , W ON A R
* THE comm
Democrats of the backward secgion ' the same chair. rested his elbow on v
of the South. Even that sco’llon is . the same desk as he wrote, and was r. ' y I ’ o I ~ "The Women‘s Shop f“. V‘ n
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THE FERRIS _ DEVINE COMPANY 32::usinghéirgggffii‘i:er:ngoég figs: Elézfisgghe family Bible by Colonel . I." ' » 32-38 MAIN ST, COR. Hgvmm
, - . i e . ‘ hat question. - It ' th ma k t
119 “ a>lllllf£e0n :t. successors to J. Irving Dibble, Pres. on t “as 3 re r v o the father, ~ ‘ '
. .. .-.. . - ,. . , “It is amazing that among the . "That's the identical We feel \ery hostile tonards
1“ bouillon.“ - l -‘lr.‘s cool clmrles 1:. Donne. handful of northern Congremen Thomas Poleyéahlove) and Peter my son used when 1:321:32? ‘33; 01 d Man Neglect; he-s responsible . . t p . 7 . ~~-.e~...~~.--..\
13'. 3mm“ ‘ 171?“??? ‘I l ‘3c$_Prcs' . “”10 dared ‘0 ””5““ “mm“: ~ > _ * 09m" . oath of office' that's the chair that m" "' 1°: °’ disc°mf°rt and sur’ 7 ‘ I ~
‘ ”one "” “‘m "05' “urcc ‘ Jevinc, Thus. sentiment of churches, schools, and “run the death of Charles H. he sat in. the desk upon which he tering‘. Getting things done now ’ ‘ I ‘ 7 I
‘ " ‘ womens oggnlrldizztiamflrolfntléisrcggg: Murphy. the choice of a new leader wrote and the Bible that I swore is 0‘" idea. Ogilivmg. Phone {or SChultze S uesc Q «09??
"3' °“° 5 °“ ~a ° tor Tammany Hall became mprob- him on." that set him thinking. They menm Plum "5" W' U “‘M
grosslonai districts in this state—and ‘ '
lem which prominent members of were all memorials of which Ver.
1 do nOt hesitate ‘0 say that it is that powerful Democratic organiza- mont should be proud, but in the Thk NASH’ RAYMOND
incredible that such a man should . >
lion have found hard to solve. Coolidge home no attempt had been ‘ V
continue to misrepresent “8. Among those who are searching for made to preserve them. & DEAN (JO- Rib Veal ChOpS
' “Lieutenant Governor Bingham'a
‘ ins’ are Thomas \Vho knows for c . l t
. .l s the Child Labor hands to take the re . hamoe, hat it
11::3332ntgzn: this justification of Foley, former sllcriit and right hand really 13,th pen? “Phat was il‘ere 2 Flax Hill Road
4 man of Murphy. and Peter A. 1300- to prevent. an ardent collecmr of
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rules... of Unde...car Represents Quailty, Congressman Menu” vote against t h rm ’ 801181985 ‘ eal Roast . . 30!
style, Flt :llld Comfort. it shows how aggressive and lm- “"5- WW?" 5 9 . ., 80mm"! from annulus that prized r
, original in his pocket and substitut- =°=°=°=° Shoulder ‘ Cal RoaSt ' 90C
We carry Vernon's vests. bodice and band top sleeve- ‘ prudent rcactionaries will‘ become- .
e... 35 1° éé’ ’ " m W W WESTPORTERS 35,32,033; ‘1“: 6W Vb“) ’ v‘ 1 P -
' _ I“ _ -' learned Lieutenant Governor uses encc. especa ' All W ll '
Band £35.. sleeves. 36 to 40' ' an argument that would not only 1:01:03? Eulbslltutc “'35 a» pen not A s e 1 ea attles ’ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' -- 3%
\‘ousy now. too unmistak- great many peop e V
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T151315- Cl} ' ‘ ‘5' 9n knee- 36 to 48- ' . '. put an end to existing child labor bl ’ _ _
st- . M20 and band top, cuff and shell knee, .' legislation of Connecticut and cvch - a Y unused. suffering from inactive
other northern State but would nbo- y kidneys. have taken Foley
llsli all legislation for the protcc- >Pms_a diuretic stimulant
Ntinscok Vials: Union Suits for misses and ”on or children. His position is so ' T0 BERLIN MAN FRENCH CALL for the kidneys and are
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' extraordinary that if his academic _
. position were not known, any in—‘ feeling 0. l?’ .
MAE E E i I ‘ telligent rcadcr would be bound to. F Whatthelrkidneysneed-
o i I... . _ attribute Ills opposition to sheer.
. , ed was a ood flushing—
. ignorance. As this explanation can- Max Lenchtman, Thea. g
as “I‘.>i:l,\<;l‘.2f' >111... SOFT“ NORWALK . not hold we can conclude ‘ihat he ' ,
. . . . V l , . . . _ ' represents an antedlluvian brand of tre O W’n e r 9 Buys
Schultze’s Sanitary M
Washln' gton Street and Bath-0' ad Avenue. Sc. Emu}
' 39 and 43 Main Street, Normals
Westport Georgetown Darlcn Stamford' Black lied.- Bede-
Demand—
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and they got it.
rcaciionarism. the existence 'of Work 0 f Blinister
which has long been Iorgttcn.
"“5” ”mm and Organist Believe Germany Aims
"Lieutenant Governor Blngham
says when Congressman Merritt s v AdiUNfic stimulant
.volcd against‘ihe amendment he WESTPORT- May 12. —' MAX to ReStore MonaI'Chy for the kidneys
. . Leuchiman owner or the Arion . .
\otcd lo prcxcnt an attempt to take ' . , . and A W , —-
h _ :‘ away our right to raise our children Thegtrf andt 31o {Muslkifigfif‘ :1“: ttaCk lthln They are Sold Everywhere REFRIGERATORS . ‘ w ‘
LducatOTS- have a 1‘91)Utat1011 for T and ‘0 “We “"3 P“"°‘°5° 1° C°“' giseifesirdgilie Attralflccs'lnnrlghisnlo 1:. Ten Years o=o=o=o ‘ l FALBR GLOW:
fl 0‘ 2‘ ' ' " ‘ PARIS- Marla—A glance at ti 5 Id 1 Still“ -P ~11 C i . .
‘U‘ D \ Q .I' that 18 unequalled' joriiy who voted for tho amend- partisan political prose of anc‘: o w son’ cm. on). OIL STOVES [ ._ l l J ;: :
gross' and the overwhelming ma- opera the music and words of
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. . which were written by iwo promi-
fihny‘ c571,}; 'n n,‘ , - , . - nlcnt Will give Congress the power ‘ . e 16 _fi~ t be- on the eve of the country’s nation's!
Ml L....e shoes fl 0m infant to a’dult Slzes. _ ,0 1mm, regulate and pmmm the 253.1’fifiiitfi‘iihaflkelfowmés Mr. muonng makes it apparent that the _ GAS RANGES
labor of children under eighteen Leuchiman's short stay here. chief issue before the electorate is - _ . Sold at lowest prices, as well as
3r. n I ‘ , _
I - led from $33530 to $6.00 . yours of age. All poncr to Schulyor Word, {or the opera were mm“ the intemretauon to be placed on ‘ »\ ety - a“ household goods -C°m‘= m
K and convince yourself.
Merritt who stood out against it. . r ' Germany's elections 0‘ a. week 880'
by Rei- Ldl-led L- Reed, rector of The Reich voting results have pror-
emergence—dome
I regret that he was the only rcpre- ~ < C eh mile the ' ' Gounu
. Christ LPlSCOPal hurt ' “ ~ ed a hard blow to the campaign of ~ , 0““. 1 1‘1 GutkOWTSky ‘
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_ P I F I I i‘ 1 7 n x: scntative from Connecticut who did ' . . 1
‘ ‘ music “as com osed b George Ira "‘"
CO MALL Cg BRACKEN "Proms“? Bingham's position. “ Tompkins. orgagllst my the same the L“: parties 0‘ France. ' I - . a ' L‘ YSV .
5 - - The Ircnch Communists undoubt- . ' 87 N0 Main 81? Phone 419 The :\- 1-" R ‘“ ‘
. , es.
Ca fled out. “(Quid Cut out of the h h v
r 0 “KC . edly ale satisllfli “itll ‘he 1:1ng ‘11- 0 Can i 1
Pp. gregal om: Climb I 8‘) \i‘ ill\ilr‘vri\v 7;: ‘
statute books hundreds of pages . ‘ .
After DUDXHK the opera. Mt crease of Bolshovlst seats in the
81 “’ashinston St- South Norwalk" '. given to the protection and advance- Lcuchtman stated that ho had been neichsta but ill S ~
::—-STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS—n “mm 0‘ Chilthd - °"°“ht°“'*n¢ searching for a good American 1181“ “(11.38135th large; 3:33“; “I“
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ills: of alldlhat charter of childhood opera, to present in Europe. and that tion to the Poincare governme t
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n CVcry emocracy the compul he believed he found it in the work policy—naturally are embarrassed. ‘ PRISONERS, NEWSPAPERMEN AKD POLICE
sory education laW. of Messrs. Reed and Tompkins. He Newspapers representing the Left RUB EI BOWS AT “GET TOGETHER" F 3’
" . ~~A , » - "The Lieutenant Governor seems predicts even greater success for ' ~
to feel keenly of the weakness of his both rector and organist if they con- maytpiit‘leT'JFtEZ'nfieffft $2: 0 _- G 0+“ r a" ”5:5
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position as against the twenty or unue to .collaboraic.
, How to Make Money! more great national organizations Mr. Reed was a. classmate of Rev. will control the Reicbstag are really
L , moderate and res y to accept the
representing women. education, 13,- Gerald A .Cunningbani. rector of St. Dawes plan as wel as execute the
bor, etc., that favored the amend— John's EDlSCOPal Cthh “1 Stam~ terms of the Treaty of Versailles.
PAINT FACTS Illqstrafiondescribeshowtomake ment. He is so fatuous and futile ford, at the General Theological They can even be depended upon 6 '
as to suppose that anybody will pay Seminary. to enter into conciliatory negouq- ELECTRICAL GIFTS
BEST_P"RE_PAINT its: 3:3.th :gdsll‘12d‘fillen hedsay: , y tions with the Allies, it is urged. in ‘
' a ousan s o The more progressive members of View of this optimistic stand I have THE BIN
For $2.82 a Gallon . persons “'hO have been working for the Democratic Party in the lt‘ourth undertaken to sound out .pouuca'] FOR SP G BREE
.1 .a quarter of a century to get Ameri- Congressional District. now repres- experts and responsible Opinion, '
-s l" I. & M SEM"PASTE PAINT cart; (khlmmnlfu‘thfl :hetsfactories did ented by Congressman Merritt. ‘are without regard to the publications.
fin! no now a e ac and 'were quite sympathetic with the humani- favoring Poincare, in which the o - '1‘ S’
v 3.2:: is White I d and Costly White carried away by enthusiasm." tarian attitude of Mr. Walling, on poslte picture is painted. The doxg- THE NORWA
w Zinc to as e lon est f 7 "It is only necessary“ that Lieu- child labor and other social legisla- inant opinion in France since the . ELECTRIC CO.
xnnaeshdrafiein Linseed - sur g yeals 0 tenant Governor Blngham’s position tion. and now creating sentiment German elections may be summed
.e Oillolstm‘sgmlihaft. Paint near, as proven by 50 years of _ should become known in every home among the Fairileld County Com- up as follows: '11 North Main Street
Qumklydonefiavcsyouhloney unnost satlsfactol'y use. i r 7 in ihle Stale igfd Connecticut,i and the mitteemen to make his a. possible There will be restoration of he
LEAST 0051'— . .- peop e w ll eed be cart e away choice for Congress against Mr. German monarchy and a war or e- ‘ Phone 2978
on mix 3 I 35:23;lele Sgdmbligste form, and therefore ‘ with enthusiasm to put another type Merritt, if Congressman Merl-it venge within ten years, unless all ~ ii
y 31; 3/ Qia , lnse _ 1 Into each gallon, and 80 0f citizen in his posltion of author- should decide to run for re~electlon.'~the Allies unite to prevent it. With ‘l
m e 1/4 galons of Pure Pan-1t for $2.32 per gallon. , ity in this (iommonwealth. Owing to Mr. Walling's knowledge few exceptions. this is the firm con- I!‘
GUARANTEE— U a” - . , ot Sentiment or economic problems :‘oth ~do- victlon or thinking Frenchmen. h i
f I, “fisf‘m‘or’ 1;; :efnaizz;":gb:"{em zzyémufxt Pg; "Do not supposeJ‘or one moment mestlc and foreign, some Stamford reaction to this conviction is bacilli: WALK-OVER
being made for the one gallon used. tum m 32:82:: t‘lgte in tCongress refill: l8" and «GreenwichfiDlemocrats promln- rather than aggressive in the French ;
, ' _ r . e sen men on c a-E ent in party- a a re are suggesting elections today. accordin to the ' E
'03 “LE 8" S th‘ N bar. The feelinghalgainst it Ii: iiltogetb. Mr.“ Willing as ,a candidate for Con- most careful preliminary3 analysis. - SHOES l
011 orwalk or more overw e mil-lg. s abso- gress. The French parties which have ~ g
lutely safe to say that there is not ' , been strengthened by a. rebirth of ' é
., Inc. Norwalk one single congressional district in ' ~ ‘ . 7 German imperialism are not the' F or Men and women é!
, . he United States outside ‘the pos- . ~ , = , . ilitarlsii Q
Westport , m c parties of the extreme ‘
sible handful in the South that ,‘ . ' , Ri ht, but the coaliti mi ’ ' E
Georgetown would not vote it down with unan " g on ddlo par- E
. ; , ties. which generally; under various E
, unity if given a chance. . _ ’ “ names, have during the last two THE WALL STREET :
D AVENPORT co “£131.22" iéhéfififiaxfiin ”iii? , ye... renewed e... um or me rom- ' SHOE STORE '
FFEE SHOPPE . « - . -- . . . we volicy- > “ .- n
e _ rilts own district, and I‘doubt if . ' , - It on ask h '
“Good. Cheer mm" there is a single one on record in _ . in rail: or Lytonl'fiali'fillggeo:téifitz '37 wan St. N
A m.“ to In par Exellanoo favor of child labor. There can be no . - ' , ' ' _ deaux. and the small employers and ‘
Cakes and Pm to Order for Home the ‘ ““98““ that hundreda- “5 n” “10"" I ’ ‘ , modest business men about - Ger-
CATERER FOR PART!” I :Sgliegpfg;ee§§;ig°?grim as: He: 3‘ 7 1 I . 5 many they will answer: "The best ,
or oun ~ .f . . , * »' ' ' "
m DAWORT _ .' .- STAMOBD, ”on. log reactionary vote the public has ' ‘ means to protect France, aside from i l V
Mus": Every Evening—6:30 to 9:00 ‘ a. right to know what it is H ' the maintenance or an adequate mil-
- .. ‘ ’ , = ' 1M establishment. is to keep the ‘ ’ - 7 ,
. , . It carries me back to the early j , v ,. ‘ Alliesaliied.” ‘ . « - » ‘ . -
. , , days of the fight against child la- Those in close touch with rein- BOOM‘SINGI-EOR SUITE, .~ -
. bor legislation in which I was act. 7 .1, . p , care are convinced that his policy PRIVATE DINING. ROOM . -
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e about twenty five years ago as . ‘fi - , will be to use all means for restore.-. F Dm . . -
i” , , 7 fifteasgcttzrymienspecbeggr 11:23 Chicago! th. , 7; , _tion of a solid Allied trout as. a . ‘ -
_ ., n o , e .1“ _» , -- prime necessity for the eatery" of '
‘1' Child La. ' ‘ ' ‘ ' ’
,. bor Committee or New York . A _ .. , .E‘rgnce, The agreement of France .7 t . Men: Cuisine Ptkonermflngn m M gt the bouquet of police. newspipni,
234 EAST em ’UE , end PM Log Angeles. in”
_ _ EAST 308W PliONE 150? of which I was one of the founders ‘ . . ‘ ' on settlement of the reparation , ' l'ce Von-5'
W. I a aims . 3:; £81.13]: Lrleactlonary outbursts as 4 ‘ Question thus becomes a‘grcater cer- é T l h' m ( t) (:3: “f PM a,
"l t; . , - cnocom-ms moms . ham. has euteintfloremoe Bing; . mush it was a. week ngo’,.be- e Boston Post Road ' Safe-blom-bnndib. e13. "if“ e” ”d sing?”
. so .. Rm .5 ICE _ the coungegogez: l '1 MmPfirtir ‘ 1139:4110; German electors voted .11 South' NM Conn. ‘ “85W“ “.mthe 1" mbbedéllaggfzf‘Pofia ,
. HUBER CREAM We)“; x ‘4‘ east j teen. . .' ‘ ’Reichstsggzrhicb brought honoring _ _ , v, t , . 5 ’7 banquet out on in '1‘“ A“ e' W W ,, 7
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