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We: HAVE smasvonnn since starting in business . ‘ . - " HAYS Em TRIS TM” @a I H YA 77:
and have thus for maintained that policy of furnish- __________ . OF A F CONNOR
‘ r in. Conditions Critical N TED” ' ‘ ‘ N'o . » . , isanALK’s LEADIN D Y _
ing our customers the greatest value possible or emoney Says Speaker—at An- PENN ASTFOmNnglgz , .7 . ‘ . '1, G R GOODS STORE
involved. If you are influenced solely by “price” you nua] Conventhn in WANTS TO END ALL John Klng toTeu Story \
Denver . ‘ Of 'F'i g h t Against
cpopmmon 33.25 ”mm“ Go On In! The Water’s Fine
. . . . Another Address Made mammmpo... _. .5. .. D .
upon quality, we will gladly share the responsibility With . on Preparedness ‘ ”We,“ “be attackmagainst Ann;
.. , r - _ g I . - F. Connor," John '1‘. King. Republi—
' you. szh has been our policy for fifty years. Editor Warns of 301- c-._.n liege}; declared at Connor's BATHIN G SUITS FOR MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREV
. SheViSt Propaganda Lth as; party in the 'iwcifth .
District Republican club last. night
Agents for Sheetrock—Cornell Wall Boards, Celotex The necessity for more personal
& . .. mm W... f;;."§:i3~.;%“.i;:' :31. .“ WOMEN’S SUITS IN POPUL4R ONE-PIECE MODELS
tho postmastershlp tight. levels.-
must be prepared to accept the entire responsibility for
handling the cheapest material available. If you rely
' . - - t ' tion between all‘commercial. scien- ilonl promised will be made at. the - . . . .
:‘ Insulating Lumber, Oreo-Dlpt Shingles, McNair 8 811133189 : “NC. and agricultural {actors in the Connor testi’rnoninl mung: on July 1. Many new and Chic COIOI' combinations. All Sizes In StOCk.
. development at communities and the lung. who has but recently rc- ‘
turned fro? Europe. was the prin-
cl 1 5 ea or at th 'i‘w itth dis~ . .
tri‘c‘t‘s cilebration ol aConnor's con- Bathing Caps, Shoes, Stockings, W001 or Cotton Tights
urination as postmaster. ”The lic-
gua ~ nation. and the need for the realiza-
. ranteed for 40 years. - ' tion that the prosperity of no city
1 ,' can be greater than the prosperity ot
' its surrounding territory. were org-
~ ed yesterday by Carl J. Baer. Man-
i . tiger ol’ the Development Service
' Bureau at the Chamber of Commerce
of St. Louis. in an address before
the Eight Annual convention of all
The Hatch 59’ Bailey Company i. 2.2.3.:52..§“é::f.:‘.“3:if‘midi? L
.‘ . . . in Denver. Colorado.
publican boas termed his lieutenant
"the best man I ever know in my ‘ .
no outside or my own may." BATHING SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS
Rounds or applause and cheers i'rom -
the more than 500 w :o crowded the
club hall greeted this tribute to
Connor.
_“I'm not going to make any
3,5 ’ ' ‘3 "Today we are in a critical condl- I ‘ speech.“ sud King. "I came to i"?
_ ‘ . . “0" because 0‘ ”“3 “WM": breach Edger Lucien Lsrkin. my tribute to the one “born 1 think ‘ 4
j. g . ' - between the people of the cities and . . 1' as sterling a man as Bridgeport . 0
». ”"3 people on the farms of ”1° coun- H. wsnts_to dw‘ Pro“ Ed“: ever produced. Arthur Connor. 4 . 4'
. try" said Mr. Baer. Lucien Lei-km. tuned astronomer; “rm an“ ”on”: "new“ in ' 0 Cl EARANCE SALE
, "we have failed to look upon ag- director of Mt. Lowe Observatory noun" "a gambling “um“ m ' i:
NIEIGS CORNER riculture as u. business, and the in Caldera“ fall-’3"; .gjtfgr 0’ {business and X'vo plain-l Ilolltics :i 1.000 NEW SILK DRESSES
. . . . majority of eople do not realize that boo on com on: " are I .. . ~ . .. ~ .
.- Tm, POPLLAR s‘ronL u is the 13mg“ Mame” in the world. knows in 26 I." 20'. is alone in i {mm the bottom to m. "’." and to ‘: Eighty different styles in best balms. (.eorgr Ho. 1 lat (rpm cm
.-: i bl b ‘ b tin com aris- ‘0. Angeles m practically m ;the bottom again. where id rather ‘i tons and Sport Silks. All shades includ-
t ‘5 a g us nos" u p 'niias bentin everyone for “my. 3 bt- ' _ 1 ing white. Value: to 819.95. .......... $6.95 $8 9
. on “gut pthers, it is not a. profitable K _ "\Vh . h d ‘ _ ‘p 5 I
-- O .. ing him to continue in life which at “=5 i 6 1“! anion! .
, ' one. inking into consideration the . ., ‘ ,
I e c l a a e investment the labor the ‘talse he “F. hold! nothinglorhinl’rot. gonnor. ‘ i, WALDNER S
. . . .. .. . ,
1‘ ~ . credit-tor the profit because at the Latin i. 7‘ has;1C2:;:r“:gi:;{egglizy £325: 1: “0V THE FORVF V,
‘ ' - " iii‘ and the decrens- ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ r i - .. . 4 \
Entlre StOCk ' ”8° ".1 mm]. u "' . . . and 100' a 10! 0‘ worm but you cm— [0 Elect Officers TO- 4’ TB]: \vosuzx's snore you \'.\H r.
. ing ftrtility oi the soil. the internal. caiism w“ the statement cmphaz not tool 3.0.? neighbors lie has 0 32.38 SO MA C ,
9 f - l n b on nbl to accum- ' ‘ ‘ ' .. ‘ ° ' . IN ' *
Mel]. S 311C 11 ts 1:31:51; initiciflncthe last:3 titty Years “‘1 by ““1 R‘ Marvin, A”°c‘“‘° Ed‘ "Wd here “ years “d ”1‘" “'“Ck nlght F r e d (’eb' ‘: ‘ OR' HA‘ ILAKD
“twin.“ mm or the Cm“ must itor or the New York Commercial asainlt him was the most dumrdly . N . . fl
'1‘) are ,0 it that “,0 45 (.00 000 people in address before the convention. human ingenuity could contrive. hardt on omlnatlng
95¢ ( 58-85 on the farms have an oven brook "Since the \Vorid \Vnr. 0“ or (‘crt‘i‘ii‘nfi t2.“ drdndog'ncgth pIt ill!" (‘ommitt
,~ , . . . . . . .. ' cy ‘ n o s cm rig . Ce . .
. “llh city people. Rural children “huh “e thoucht “e tame \lctor— _ _ . .
r Formeer S2 to $12-50 should limo the same facilities for IOUH" mid Mr. Marvin. "M'N'Y civ- 223:;nTSnoiptlztfane-dtennlgimiaxi:“filth —————-— * ClOSlng out Our Entlre StOC‘k
0- education. recreation. and health as lllzcd nation has been seriously dis- - C . i . ‘
Incmded are MANHATTAN, EAGLE and city children. Farm people should lurbcd by manifestations 0‘ “"WIL ushp‘ostimtster; . th 1‘“ ll ti {Timmm 1.9”":er Off“: 58:; f
' PARKER shirts with neckbands and collars 312- mm: equal tuclmleo for educational (“8""81-“ES-‘WMP‘W'MM ““1 “a” m 3 “e “or" m " ° LOW” mm.” '1‘. “we“ 1° ‘ ‘ V
. tached ' . and financial udxuncemcnt as the hatred. We are told by clover pro- 0'1 Ju'fi 1 as n has never be“! MM organized lam “inter through the b
.“ ' people in the citics. P38311618” that ”H, way to establish be fore. ' Initiative of the Bridgeport Lham— _
FULL RANGE OF SIZES IN PLAIN “liven tit brcscni. the Joaiousies hence is to abandon armies and air . Turning thou to Connors “In" b" of (-oulmcrce. “ill be elected at $5 00 9 9 ' '
COLORS FA NCY STRIPES AND . and suspicion between form and “M. forgot “.5”. hatred. and be more day: king declared he vrizrd Lon. a meeting of delegates from Harlan: . . . I e a
' city People in some sections in pltiiul. lllmrnl‘mindoa. cors friendship shore a fortune in town and cities of tho counts (0- Values U to $25 00
. NOVELTY DESIGNS' Conditions soparuiu the people" in— “All of this has a direct connoc- sold. lie presented Connor with a night at 6:15 p. m. in the Hotel E ‘ D I P : .
M t . 1 1 d 1. stead of droning them together. tiou “lib liolslicxism. which. as it (“mm“) pen “Pd pencil. ,8 5m 1:0,“ Dnrcnport. Mumford. very 3y S Bargain D3." at
3' erm S are perca 98’ mo. 2‘35, repps’ pop “15' . "Nunlvrous examples oi the ncces- has been provcn. is no: at Union" 0t 1:" admirers "1 the Tpeltdi. .irs. inery ‘0‘”! and City is expected 7 - fl .
.end-and-end cloth. fibre silks, broadcloths and 3in to cooperate to eliminate such gowrnmnm bug rathor s. thcory of kforénor was presented with a yield: to but its two riprescntaiiu‘l in”? NEW 1 ORK SPECIALT‘ ETORE
' r - - - . « - ' . . . The nomlnat ng comm ttee “i 1
pure Sill-.5.» ‘ conditions in our economic life prme no gmcrnmonl. a theory coupled ° °“"“ _ 5"" war: ,
tho inter-independence of town and with In practice of misery. force, no- an'" king. '0" of ""9 Ilepuhli- have a meeting to chose a slate ‘5 STREET NORWALK. COKN.
country. and in every case they show lent-e and indhldunl acts of tcr- can lender. who “”3 "" gradual-«i Er“)? “f ”‘9 “"9”“ “W“‘nfi
that tho assistance of business men. rorism. The lilt‘ol‘)‘ ol communism today from \alc Inh‘erlity. Wu! incorgt‘ 1‘. HAMOV. of l’.-"'-i-C£'DQI't
civic and commercial organizations dates buck to 17212 when in Urn-aria among ”‘0‘“ lprceont. A“ orchestra. "‘ chairman of ”“3 COM‘H‘f‘m "uh ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ‘
Q on direct behalf of the {armr- in lhvl‘c “us lurinrd an organization the Park City quartottc and ‘numnb the following aides2'Jnnii‘s u. Riggs.
INC \ thclr_ own sections has increase the known as the Order of tlic illumln~ 0"“ “0'0““ entertained. “final“ “r i‘anhuryzl J- “~ 35"“h0m of PROMPT GE H E BE ’ ‘ PHONE
’ ORPORATED U commerce 0! their cities. all. which adopted as its plattorm "19"" “”9 sewed. iiiaxutolid; li‘lafizg‘ck (i;‘)h‘rd;i if DELIVERY 5”7
. ‘chcnly per cont of all the raw the abolition of goxcrnmrnt. patriot- ‘ 0"“ ‘ am am om-y‘ 0’ "- . .g- . . . "
ontfittem to Nien’wqmen and Children' ’ pro-luris 0f the world come from the ism. property rights. religion nnd American “‘ooion‘s History. 0‘ Greenw’ch- S [HERE [F ”5 “Cl ‘1’“ “‘1“
lille-ld'uid‘, ( (’33- . thrm. \Vliile live and one half billion {mnily‘n-lntlons. The system qt de- In only one of the past eight years Other dual!“ or organization “iii
dollars was necessary to run the I‘t‘pllun and organization gin-y fol- has the American \‘v’oolon 00mm“). N: when no at tho Illt‘ctlltz. Activi-
‘ . _ . . _ ‘ " ly is expected to got under Wily IIOTH BA
American Roxornmont last )onr. low. lime continued nithout much tailed to ram dividends at ”m cur- , ‘ . . I
ninety per cont of that amount was chunse m pimclple under the pres- rpnt 7 p" "m rate on it, com. within a month 0" (no.
spent in the payment of war debts. on! name of communism. mnn stock. Thai failure was by u“. The directors 0‘ ”‘0 association Made of s s o , ll ' d * .- _>
and in maintaining the army and “The Communist international or ,ugmcu margins. ‘\[ the prpspnt are}; fellows: C" . q . ‘ p ma 3 prepare rope 3‘33"“ "‘ ‘* “ '7 : ~’
RA! S I ON 0 X FORDS ‘mny. 0f the one per cent that went Ruisia is the present order or Ilium. ”me u". “ml. mam", i. “a"- r," or ilctiigl ”fenyfl‘f‘efiat’l‘z' clothes hang full length and Iinwriiiklcd. .i' '- ~ _~- .
_ 'lu urtitu‘callion Tln'd‘ngrlgultgrl? ronly illgfl‘ii. \rcintorc;;l in its \\'or‘l\"i.-yl the m; from a can'tdcrahle dept-vu‘on l;:3:::::iod::rnggfi£ (‘r‘:“‘-:r:do\‘amt konping thcm clean and shapely. no srxxim: M} _ . a. .‘i
one i n. or i r - re s 0 e\'- e rm '. 1e commun s s lave , ~ - , - -- ' t '
I 5 ‘ ) "nd ”‘0 mills Ire ovarian: at 0N) “M fluior 0‘ the Bridgeport “y- away in boxes. Dust proof. moth proof. :.‘..;~' - '
SNIART SD BIN/[ER STYLES FOR XOUNG RIEN cry hundred dollars “out to the ag- taken advnntagc of their opportun~ some 6 percent. capacity, The com. drnulic ($0.: Dunbur)‘. Frank“. Leo size 30 by 50.
riculturo that produced seventy dol- ity in America because of P\coplloll- puny can hardly report prom. under .
, _ lars of the our hundred. Since much ally liberal immigration laws. They such conditions. Under these clr- or theirhnk ii. I“... F0" and ‘1"
We call attention of the young fellows to the Olympic. more money will probably not come lisve organized What is called the cumstuncos the stock has sold as (D irgigs:.sIJ-;irlen. “i‘l‘:"(L1\i'lpea;' PRICE $1.00
on. 'll‘s Q eczmcn In . KIT (’5 .
8. new model With a. laced vamp instead of the crease, from the gmcrnment. the problem is \Vorkrrs' Party. which :arrirs out low as 6: lately, from which level , ~ ‘
Its plain toe adds wonderfully to its popularity for sum_ 3 up in the people in each community orders from the Communist interim- it has recovered about ten points. 3"!ij Rose}. ‘i?"{:‘“;l°n"‘rij ‘11:: >
not comfort itsclf‘. . iiomsl nt 'ltussia. in the trial or Meanwhile the preterred. paying 7 (f 1' “ms: ' “’f c, r" ““ ' ' 33 “’ASHIXGTQN Snug-yr \n. \Hl‘.“ up (on:
' H . ,, "Wu in the cities have been orgen- Foster and Rullu-nbm-gor u: 5!. Jo- per cent. continues near par. "w 05» ”(rotary m the Vlmproxu
RaIStons are truly your klnd 0f 8 Shoe- izing cx‘ory kind ot'an organization mph. Michigan. the evident”: brought nwnt :Xssocialion; Greenwich. Rod- .
‘ to protect business and labor. but out that communist points of contact cor anldwin and “Milan Henry ,_ -.. w.
we haven't had sense enough to help “‘N‘o “WHIP lhrounh 2h!“ Trad? [Minn "The agents of communism i ”0-”: 3““ Canaan. Gem?” T“ Smith
I First Selectman. and the itcv. Mer-
i'hurch; \‘nrnaik. Clinics l5. no“.
organize the very institution that is Educational League. runner-labor _ rrrato the attitude of unrvst. then . . . .. . ~ ’ '
MILTON EL VV 001) the basis or all prosperity. \Ve need puny, African mood “Faihvrhood, ‘distrust. and ”w" class conscious-. rill l-. ( .a.k. or the ( ongrogationnl OF INTEREST TO TOLRISTS ARD
the protcction of government. liic. are something like 2m. organizations “p"m' illinois. Clark ('0 'mi iohn ii Iii“ Count charge insure them against fire theft 0!‘ C"”"“'O“ '1‘
.. i t . ', i_ y , ' cum; n.
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. Q QEBJT pp . property and freedom of action is chit-'11:”! in FW‘t‘miing communist? "There is only one great move- ,, _ _ . , _ . . ‘ . , .;.
-Udiiilil SELF—SETTING ADS. .. ... m“ “on...mu...i..............
.... _ ‘ 4- e 5 . t g k ,
t rehabilitate the farms. ct far- and tho. American (.‘Ml Liberties noes. From that th ‘1‘
. fingers in all civic sroups.‘and sr- l'nion: and politically through an that of class hatred.c 1:21:11 "fiftieth .‘idont of tho South Sol-walk VYACATIONISTS
122 Washington Street South Norwalk cure the co-operatlon necessary to organization known as "The i'onfcr- imbued with this class hmrcd. “'13, 1.31“" co". “3". Frederick Goblin-d
- mnko for balanced prosperity.“ encouror Freetown Political Ac- got than who defy laws and who ,1 i??? if?“ “fa"? J "f“;“f’fl‘: Why assume the hazard of losing your personal effects and
That adequate preparedness {nr lion. In addition to tii-‘sc there commit such deeds as were done nti‘ 83:21:“ l‘! ‘er-"ebmi: or‘th‘e DL 1:; bfigg'ago while travelling when you can. for 3 very 5333
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lariy because of n". mpnace of rndl— organizations there are circulated in ’ ul‘ the sound government that we 3 .. late.
the l'nltrd Stafls over 600 publica- now enjoy. and that is adequate pro- ? (I P‘ Lane. Jf‘ of the American
lions. 5:5 of which are printed in Dnrcdncss. Fence and protection? ( hail“ C:",_.‘l:“\"§°: George“? 511:- 4 r . . ‘11) {V}.
foreign languages or printed in some will no". b _ . J “'0" an . a ""3": '2! P0 . c ' ‘
. . .. ......- ._ a..- m. PM THE TA} LOR a comm ( o. -
foreign country and circulated in the sentiments of national loyalty;
this country. and patriotism." ' - '
Commission, and “'illinm H. Burr: IE NE
J“‘ilton. El! Raymond and Johui TE PHO 1230
LOW Prices Feature “ """" “f! Knapp. . SOUTH noswsLx TRUST co. BUILDING
. “Heart- Disease Chief Cause of Death; _ 7 .
S T E R L I N G?’S B I G ' ' Harvard Professor Blmnes Tonsils , Sgfiiigggl‘ , MADEYes"
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2r . Here are few examples of the wonderful values ofi’ered during .‘ ”'3°:°°° Weaves, colors, styles fi§fi£fl§fi2€°mms $33353... a...“
as: : this sale in . 3., 1333:; —-all are decidedly new * - ME
‘ EE ' g ”0,000 and beautiful. A style r— "“ SEE MOOR . ‘
PIECE BEDROOM SUITES .... ... - ..... =~
a; _ , “ 2': 30.000 gamed enough to 831’.le PIGGLY VVIGGLY ___m___
A BEAUTIFUL A ME R 10 A N 6-PC. TWO-TONE WALNUT BED ; :5 62% mm mm“ nigsste‘very.An.oman an r «0.. We“ . .1...
v‘ «E WALNUT 4_PIECE SUITE ._ In- ROOM SUITE—Including MW'end ' : 50,000 “wash“ DEATHS . fughiegmus-i: 3:: :S-if: 2:71;: ..
.E eluding bow-end bed, dresser, chif- bed, large dresser W1“! extra large 3 to.ooo 'N "rim-OM Sale of Dresses 12 MAIN MT , I?d:nc:." )9
.. forette and semi-vanity dressing mirror, commodious chifforohe, full , " 50.000 HEARIOISEASE 43... Mr. For”
table Was $150 00 length vanity dresser with 3 mir- 3 acaco Smart Cotton Dresses nonwsnx. : c on ~ D
N . $98.00 rors, bench, rocker. $269 00 g Ideas The latest summertime p . - . EYES EXAMINE.
ow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . was $350.00, Now . . o , ° fashions prescriptions Filled
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g A DISTINCTIVE TUDOR BED s-rc. 'OLD IVORY BED ROOM . D by n. wmrm,n."£.b‘é;?‘3 1°3-3-z°31mmw33'§1" 15513 $4.98 F H B AXTER
' ROOM SUITE—Consisting of four SUITE—Includes full vanity dress- $11.1“ m"°“f“i.s°i’.°2'°.“m“ 1:: migfiiwmm ainfldiflli ° ° -°"T°-“.Em»'sl§wm
E pieces, namely: Bow-end bed, full mg table", ({hifforobe, large dresser, ”u" dim“: “Mm“ won: t“ in "it Whm the" m We s ymmfinmmgmm Keel" BM" 0 1.5 “as
E ,vam’ty dressing table, chifforette rocker, chair, bench and night table; 5353,: “uni 1" m m: Mfiofiifiibfim f: 1 .9 Am! for Pure «a: Shaw. Put & . .
‘ E and large dresser with big. mirror. bow-end b-Ed' Something out of the “gm W “9' 19“- the im‘ T1“ to"!!! should in w J a‘c O 0 y S (Bundles. 8°“ “1‘ ” '5 HOLLY“ 00D
‘ _ 4 , . ordmary In bed room suites. Reg“. - mo lit! list.” said Dr. Robe! at a moved completely, m not a trace > "‘
3‘ Was $175.00. $121 00 iar price was $600.00. $479 00 recent lecture in Boston. . «une- rmeining. Tonsiis are en un- 12-14 No; Main St. , STRAWs
," Now .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . Now . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 3 ' .. mnmzm?mmdo:: Sdtgifihewptx mobsghfigucofdgouwgadmmdgw ’ ' Louis D. Mattem ALL THAT‘S “3“.
g ; » . - ~ ‘11: may? «n.3,. ”mm m.mm.. , ' . ' ‘ ~ Ling]!!! anon. manpom‘ ___,t__._
ve‘ ' " I o In whom . _ train . . . ram-n. 0M"; m ,
S I ERLING F ’URNII URE C0 ”m“ ” ““"'~ 1“" m5 gm”, firm; lit: “a Norwaik Wreckin“ “mm mm my $2 45 $2.95 «- $3.43
131 . - ' . ’ ' .. - governed... W o... W... .°* m...“ r...“ m , comp. ’ .y g. ‘ ‘ ’fmf‘mm '
- »_- - Washington Street ‘ South Norwalk . cues: not hopeless: ,1... mane-mm...” .2: ‘ _:‘ gm .n, x p . “‘ Palace Clothes Shop
. _ . ‘ ‘ _, Tm thine-Mesa be none to hinting” We; 2 _ , , ,~ 7' . . m m tor i u no ._ so. sol-{WALK
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