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RAMADAN
helk Holds Re-
m in Cairo ——
‘0 Brotherhoods
nzied Dancers
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"EILL ORDERS
A Day _Wlien Dollars Do Extra Duty
’i‘fi :1. man:
‘ 3:: on his!
mum i
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' - s a boy 1
d and i Quickly the dixide the 11.359111!er in-
\ 3-- little!
.23: man in join hands, and the leader in
li"'.1\\5 nt- comer gives the time for the chant“
K
-Vllna. “19 city whose seizure by
.Poland after the world “.1- created.
a. Shaman that may threatened
renewed conflict until the Iettb
ment recently enacted by 3, Ems-e1
0! Nations commision acting un-
der the chnmnnnhjp of Norman
3. Dav-lg. former Under-secretary
of State for the United States In-
aet 13 Arthur Bollard. noted editor
.who served as Mr. new assistant:
Lithuania realigned upon the
.Pola by closing the lover stretche-
ot the Niemen river. the upper
portion or which in portly in
.‘Poiaud. to all international Me.
A vtrt‘ual stat. of war obtained for
neveral years and In“ December
the council of ambassadors ot the
aims. in despair of further action
:1 themselves. turned the ugly din-
te over to the e.
The Commission on which M
Mvis served as chairman did m:
uternpt to reopen the question of
“inns seizure. Instead it con-
.vinced the Idthuaninns that they
were harming themselves by stir-
In: commerce between the two
countries and that internationallnationa."
opinion would not permanently
permit; nae-stoppage of what should
in equity be an open waterway.
The Lithuanian agreed to an au-
tonomous government for the 150.-
000 inhabitants of Meme] and tha‘
creation otsfnee zone mod the
port. In rare they were granted;
met-eighty over the territory..‘
Which previously the allies had:
claimed. as it had been coded by‘
Germany at. Versailles.
“Nobody was entirely satisfied
Vith our derision". Mr. Davis said.
on his return to New York. "but
both parties feared the censure of
the world it they dolled the find-
iz. of the impartial board not up
by the League. I am happ)’. as
%a.n American. to have had a part,
in settling what was admitted to
be one o! the sorest quarrels in‘
post-war Europe. The peoples
participatingfin the Jimmie will
never yield eir sovereignty but it '
Will become" increasingly hard for
any group of jingoists to lead .1
country into war in the face of
penceful md‘impartial mediation
offered through a. body rcprvsont-
ing the enlightened opinion or 5%
lengths: of local mamifarturr‘.
umber bonds.
tawdry I‘luu'aomc
frightful olr-ogmphs of libliral
scents—these and a thousand and
one other objects are assldously or-i
lex't‘d,
1931'
but Sr'ldmn sold.
past,
Newsboys
llezgars pcsur‘ incessantly. jugglers
their audience.
Holds Reception.
licart of old Cairo
the religious bro-
therhood: keeps open house. There,
Head Sheik
Down in tho
. in the courtyard of a vast mansion
';cchrmg three or four acres. he sits
3 and roveix'rs the \isiis of gray boarv
:.~t-~ruurs,!
dod rOIigious dignitaries. Seldom
exchanging; u. “‘Ul‘il. they rmuziln {or
hours, sipping constantly replenished
little cups of com-o o: cinnamon.
'i‘ouurll midnight the peace of the
courtyard is broker. as through the
infra: galcs thvro yours a moilvy
foi‘oxnl. i\\u or three thousniul
, strong. 'l‘liv‘sc are members of one
lot il.‘: ililll) the mystic l.‘:‘-)'}l€‘i‘~
liooda come to perform a Zlki‘ be~
:‘orv: their :Hq‘m‘illc sheik. Among
IIIQ crowd urn: lll':li with grccu ‘11-
sh-r: our tin—Er shoulders and gr3=n
tuxlmus Ln tl-eir hands uni l‘ll‘l'VlI‘lg
long Stan‘s, '11 (EC arc the nial-:‘1:ls.
to groups and to each appoint a
chorus master.
Each group forms a all
circle,
Sioxxly a: first. but gradually increas-
‘id to the 1 lug imth SD00]. and \nlumc, they rc-l
some. Suit porn. the name of God.
"Allah. Al-
mgfiar Day at GEHEBE’S
“It’s Here If It’s Housewatl-f”
Gcr- .
hideousl
laprstrit‘s. 5
.. the l=n-ms of their gala—3
- mus litlul high in the air, screaming?
lac Dunn's of the evening Jouriinls.i
.
and tumble-1‘s. saucy and masters oil
repartoc, insist on performing. how-g
thc§.
ler. \xln .‘ rmxl"5:xl'll.
no tun ( i;
So, our; .
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l
Increasing cx'rrgv mmmr: T‘1r: f-l‘fxr‘.
on lllr‘ Oilfnokcx‘s is iiu'r-xnI-rlc; 12:4 3
are if‘x'etml 1:1 “mm L‘llllll'S, unuiwlu
to Withdraw their ("\I-S from t!‘
swaying (‘irolx-s. 'l‘lw i'IIll.l"-' ’
the (EC-\nlc‘rs li' r‘l's: yuur
5(“8'1yI‘I‘I‘S<"lltlt)ui‘lllCll'll).
they are wurkm'. up l-I :in 1
inflation. and lwt’u-m :lzc mm .c- ,
doll smnv. maze r".v-H:\lvi-- 11::121 '.
rep-l. full in Ilzv- urn-unit in :1 {1'12
of religious lvi'vOl‘.
The zilu‘ ('IT'Z"'.'. 11:“ 111:: l‘:‘llill< l;« !
the C\h.’:'1r.'ml :r-ulnis out 12.1111»;
tlir' grtzil rules. _\'l is qtlivl, in H -
narrow Sll‘u‘v‘ls (.1’ 1120» old i'lil'. l‘~..'
hardly hm..- ll.<‘ l‘l~‘ Ill“
parting proves-ion dim! :1“ :i:.* in Ill"
distance \\ limi Illf‘l'v‘ (’I'Ill' :, borne on
the soft lulu-02¢: lln- 111;», top. 1:11) of ::
distant drum. If is i‘m- 1.,us:x';:i..:-
lnaking his rounds to “(ii-n ilw
Faithful that tlu- time for the LAM
meal of tho niuht is Ill. hum].
Confirming his nu‘ssugr, lllt‘ (film.
dbl gun booms. Aguiirlhe lmm‘nh
Hwy-s nl'
l‘“m
tet now icy
posuro to the breeze.
Ted hours of precious rest
morning.
at the am n.
cold from hours or ex.
Then the
Cairo is asleep.
High up on the minarets the rum sage. and from the lofty
ezzins are _:uv2_"mg the first
light that shall distinguish the while;
thread from the black. In the Cite-i
dol tho gunner.
‘Is THE OTHER FELLOWS JOB” THE -
BEST?
Ax
lull." thy-v inn-vu- in 121‘s ‘Il. swayinr:
{Ill IfiE-IZZI‘" Him: who In :ri‘li- (.1111
time the)" wt 2‘ I'm.- snrrml ll.’l.'il-‘..
5 Another group is (hunting: in :1:
hiplior lif)‘, :llll insh-inl u: sutuinuf
sideisc tho Ec- '.':- :1 l-' il'I low, tl-v-n'l
l'nrolef‘mls :ii‘” ‘L lhnvliir': tlzu‘
m‘oun-l “izlu .\ “.\l ' Ihr-v ul-
.. w inll()\‘»lllL: ('Mll‘ll} ‘
the sum» pr-"w mum.
The ()I‘AIIIUI\I‘TS .‘Iosmm'ilt‘d.
For an hour llllS 20-5 on. 1110'
spend and intensity m' 12;n i":t:lllllll;‘-
l nionl 01‘ bonus. 01:10:13 and garlic and '
«gain in the house; of the wealthy
servants arr: Illilltllllll’: round
«lislws ut' tui‘lugs, roast lumi-
Illslilt‘lllilfi'.
l-‘iimlly. .
Ill"
gri'u.’
sun'x‘r—d \\ Iili
mountains of “Cr. dmp
O PHONE ORDERS
if; \ KETTLES
. 12.1
4.0.5.
.x'
”3,
$1.- .0
evsTABLE
trusLERs
.'7
- neat
5‘1 .00 '
2:010le
‘ .\Bi.\'E'I‘S
* _.11‘-.-;-led
Thursday.
$11.49
VOOKERS
‘ i wood, White
coupon:
3 9.505, 7, f3. 9- 7 white enameled lined,
Sony'top style and three
light cutvg
de-é _
> h‘ to carton‘bcarmg,
interior
. fitted with
._ . . 12m shelves size
»— ' 3-2. $1.00 05 the
(Li 1 .1 11:10 FIRELESS
REFRIGERATOLS I
Made of hard wood-l
111:;
l .11 e.
lpS%.00 off the marked
1 price.
I LAW'NMOWERS
Ball bearing and regular
high wheel, 3 and 4
bl d .
$2.00 off the marked
price Thursday.
ELECTRIC IRONS
_ do" 3 Made with bail handle. $1.00
ISLYIES- $000 03 the markcdmfi the marked price Thurs-
day.
inches wide, assorted colors-
suitable for gifts and prizes.
Thursday —
ALUMINUM
COOKING POTS
51165—10 qt. “Year-Ever.
$1.65
GLASS FRUIT
BOWLS
$1.49—Tan footed bowl, 9
' $1.00
$5.98 “Stahot.” Neatly
nickle plated. Complete with
cord. Guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, 110
volt. $2.00 OR the marked
price. Thursday
HOSE REELS...
$1.49—Made of hardwood,
capacity 100 it. 3-4 m. hose.
~ day, 2 for -4
g . er. Thursday
~ sow“
CANISTERS
Made of extra. heavy tin
with slanting top, (10 lb.
size, suitable for fldur or
sugar. Value $2.00. Thurs
1.00 . .. 7
‘/
COOKING POTS 1*
Lisk best quality white
steel enameled Ware with
long and hail handle and
cbvers. Sizes 4, 5, 6, 8 qts.
Values up to, $1.98. Thm
iay -- ~
$1.00
' STONE CROCKS
6 gallon sizé, without c933;
:‘v'.
1 .00
f7 I 770 compartment d , ~ .
> minim lined, extra Thurs ays-I on.
~. titted with alum- "
~ 1 “ r 1‘. 37,00 E the ENDS
» 5511311; $26. ODDS “d of
-- r DmNER ARE
- SZILOO Wfismbfiaamu . ”‘1
lummv SCREENS . 233’" 11m. cream Pinh-
_.; ’ “'»‘”:\ion kind, 24 in. 91's, etc- $21” “I“ Thurs”
1" . :2. long. Thursday. thy. ‘
3': WASHINGTON 81",.
EQUTH NORWALK, CONN.
M
9 ml snou ;.- ,
g .
I"
Q
mcr the sleeping houses.
{use in hand. is; do)“ of fasting has begun.
THESE STARS NOW VOTE
E :- .
I ~ :1
2'.
h
0..-... -...._._...~ .___ M
one "stnudinxb'y the “dent cannon flat
for over a. hundred yen-a has sent
the Romadun signals echoing over
before the city. Suddenly he tires the pri--
mlng, the amazing take up the mos-
lookouta .
faint. call good Bloalcms from their beds:
The high treble. voices sound eerily
Another
Travis Jackson, left. and Dave Bancroft, talking over their jobs.
During Davey Bancroft’s years as star shortsto
team
3' he cherished a desire to be a manager.
p on National league.
“That's the job toj
, have." mused Bancroft. While Bancroft starred with the Giant team in‘
rcrent seasons young
“That's the job I'd like,
came manager of the Braves.
The other day they 2‘
01: together and discussed their new jobs".
so rosoy as they looked," westhe Eanmf’ln Verdict. ’
Travis Jackson watched him from the bench.
playing short,” opined Jackson. Bancroft be-l
Jackson drew Dove's place at oho
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May 15th, 1924
30c—Prophylactic
Tooth Brushes
3 for $1.00
.2 “4" $1.00
5 for $1.00
11 for $1.00
15 “$1.00
5 for $1.00
3 M $1.00
35:8.-. c... 13 f... $1.00
fiibfifififiaimda‘ 1 “r $1.00.
1 fl” $1300.
5 ft $100
32:31:11.... 0”“ 4 M $1.00;
25.41%... 13...... 8 1.. 31200
V2 pound
(Silo—Aspirin Tablets
Bottles of 100
SEC—Palm Olive Shav-
ing ('rcam
Ila—Brooklyn Club
Toilet Paper Roll
10c———Palm Olive
Soap
30c—Kolynos Tooth
Paste
50c—3‘Iulsified Cocoa-
nut Oil (Watkins)
81.50—Liggett’s Special
Fountain Syringe
35c—Liggett’s Milk
Chocolate. '/2 lb.
45c—BallardEale Jam,
Raspberry-Strawberry .
in g '
l”
70 'WASHINGTON "STREET
So. Nomalk. Conn.
4 for $1.00-
40c—Mayonnuise Dress- 5 for $1500 ,
Here’s Real Money. Saving A.
Shoe Bargains '
p at KEELER’S
' THE GREATEST SHOE VALUES EVER OFFERED IN
YEARS. MOST OF THESE PRICES ARE BELOW" THE COST:
OF MANUFACTURE. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUN‘
ITY TO SAVE MONEY.
WOMEN’S l
WHITE CANVAS & KID
PUMPS AND OXFORDS
Some of the very latest, styles in-
cluded in this lot. Low and high
heels, one and two straps. a few
without straps; values $2.50 to
$5.00 at
$1.00APAIR ,
W. L. DOUGLAS, M & R
AND REGAL SHOES
FOR WOMEN
About 400 pairs of high shoes in
calfskin, kid, patent colt and tan
calf. Prices on Douglas are
stamped $5.00 to $10.00 a pair.
Dollar Day at
$1.00APAIR
Women’s Oxfords and Pumps
All the Newest Styles—Values $1.95 to $7.00 a Pair
at $1.95 a pair
ODDS AND ENDS—BUT 500 PAIRS
All Sizes in the Lot. ,
, $1.00 OFF
ON ALL SHOES IN THE STORE MARKED $6.00 AND UP—AND
ON ALL PURCHASES OF $5 0 R MORE WORTH OF HOSIERY.
o
TENNIS SHOES
FOR BOYS and YOUTHS
Brown and Black
Have the heavy suction sole.
Dollar Day—-All at l
$1.00APAIR
Values at $1.50 to $2.00 Pair.
BAREFOOT SANDLES
INFANT’S, CHILD’S, MISSES’
All Sizes
These Sandals have exceptional
good soles and made for hard
wear. $1.50 to $1.75 values. .
Dollar Day at
‘ $1.00 A PAIR
n
MEN’S PURE SILK SOCKS
SIERY »
Regular $1.95 Pr.—Dollar Day
2 PAIRS $3.00
All the New Wanted Colors.
FULL FASHIONED SILK
HO
Value 75c Pr.-—-Dollar Day
PAIRS
FOR . .
$1.00
cool-OIOOI‘
MEN’S LiSLE SOCKS
Value 40c Pr.——Dollar Day
PAIRS $1.00
FOR
PURE SILK STOCKINGS
,Value $1.494—All Colors.
DOLLAR DAY $ 1 .00
2-PAIR FOR
*KEEUERE‘
SHOESTORE
an.
- mm STORE IBAQI‘SAYES YOU MONEY” _,
Norwalk Chronicler