will-It n. fnw your! man “2* undo Hflln difference whm‘ you palrl for
{milk-11M you bought You had a him for phrkttll’mnk and (on
tomrrl v our? rrz‘rl‘linnt your pnfroniied. J’ml r'rwfll Rffhrfl.1il
norms and buy the bnzf. Within thr- lruz,‘ {ow nwntlm this at”.
”has zlvon «flow; to mm or raft/fl” and )‘lrlll‘lO'H srlr‘rllnn. Thls
6d Munro plv-nkr‘g we Vnr we Ill-f0 in so" lvrmlmr tn (“1"“r‘ll
't'l‘lr'y know and nrlrvrrwfrwlm 'l‘lrry ll"! 11“? buy
{Much lm’ lh-‘jJ pay enough (a. :74 1 crmrl Clmln of lumber nn'l are
. dhfipmdnlr-‘l “an,” hm} v:. be. «new: In our own h'l)'-
A: : And xlml'a w gnarl Hint Mn. l' mat-m- vsv. a“) !v u 1:- imam/*3:
. lay-‘-
.The Hatch 65 Bailey C0.
gm”! mm lily.
”NWT"
mm;
MOSCOW. Sam, 9-«~T.ilm 30' many
Mint-r rommnnrllnz figures in his")
Nit-03.11 lmnlno, rrealor of Soviet
flzmsln. is greator in death than in
lifn. l! the founder of :he modern
('hrwrmmiyf slat!» has {alll‘d lo ha—
oomo .1. "gram“ or a “saint." he has
lirornlly lmnomo. in the minds nf
fhn film‘sinn R'Hchm'lkfi, an idol of
as gron‘ ramn m: America’s Wash-
ingmn m- l.in,r-nln. In the renter of
““5“va fammm "Rod Square,"
Loplno llrrs mnulrlcrlnz in a. frail
“—nofipn lamb. n symbol ?0 +116 Bol-
shrwvilc inlelllzenco of the. death of
Rania/,- ground rnth-nnd of the
ranqiunnre of n new Rustin.
’f‘hrn'izhpnf :ho day and "night
wi‘hip l’ho wal'R
nf .‘hn Kremlin. as;
minder, not of the death of a. man:
hut if the destruction of the old
Russia; It is to guard’ against any
untoward demonstrations from such
as these that guards are on duty at
the tomb and behind the Kremlin
walls: ready with boycotts to sun-
press the slightest gesture of luau;-
reaction.
But it is not: alone at Lenine‘s
tomb the Bolsheviks pay homage to
his memory and works. Countless:
sweets, «images, towns. railroad sta-
tions, and even newly-born children
have been nade’ after- hlm. In
evory store. restaurant, hotel, thea-
toromusenm. railroad station.
even rm locomotives and moon air-
planes high in lhe sky, one sees
FM”; mi W In (av-gr; ll
‘mumme ofllcu, la nub“: maul
aunts, In alum film on We
sunny: in menu semi-u of Rose
sh. His portrait; is mu. even of: l ,
pu‘bllc lawns ingeniously worked out i
in flowers arid” mirage; It probalsly
will soon appear on Bosnian coma, ;
It it drew furnace-blamed on >
household dishes and pottery. ;
“Lenlnlsm” is as common in Rum :
33:1 terminology a: Marxism, r:am—;
mm“... .
TRIS "
1r
Wall Street
'O’HYA
Norwalk, Gian.
munism or Syndicafism. The Snvlnf. !
authorities have seen to it that; Run-
sia's children are duly instructed ln ;
the life and achievements of their
first revolutmnm-y head. The.»- hav: 4
just appmprlaferl nearly “000,00” _
for the wider clr‘flatlon nt Lenina'e.
writtngsamnng the population. The? 4
have set aside a, huge sum for :m .
erection of a. magniflcmt ‘mannso— .
leum of marble and bronze to sup- ‘
plant 91169 present wander: tomb of
new.“ .u-iloht-‘M‘a. ,
and ‘
the “Father of Modern Russia." 4!
4' Today. seven months after nominal .
Eflamed to 11m unknown. the pile. nt’.
lneen—stai‘nerl wood that rents! al‘mvu
ALL “WOOL
of Moscow, _
LUMRER Ky M lLLWORK .4.
l Kgmts‘ Shel-hunk and Cornell Wall Boards, Celotex Insulat 9-» {ho
how
ianr'h
1r 'rm rel-"‘1' -»
i122 Lumber. MI‘anr's Shinglns, guaranteed for 50 years.
5“. w,yrvnx’\l rmwurur'x‘r 7..
. . 4, . l
‘ l'l-q nyw‘nrnyrvnhL V“l‘l' n .1 ”r" "ll‘! 'Tl‘J‘t‘fl ‘vrt‘.
AT; I “my . ' l '7‘ “ F l'r‘r” " . .1 r I . ..- y
l " ' ' ‘ .l ‘-.\7‘nn" u' l‘.:: '. Y A 7‘" 1" ”l ’79:!“
. o 4. . , r v , '.. "‘ny ' ' _
5...!“er ‘ . .._v “M; 4,4 ”yum“, .'
4.21,. 4.74.. . . 4 . . . ,, .
4?.rwlv xvl‘hin. firm
“Maw nnwmpmnn' lmro yet‘flr’lM’. fllz rlrpnrtr‘rl snirlt
. sat-rrw‘l ‘9 annlnns of the mnnarrhl- ' lithographs
par‘mfl m: l‘mnfnn'fi, tomb is dam? >
Communict. 5 occupants or observers hke fhpm orl
r? n'
tin-fora, * He. stranze
:‘nzimt-X
of the revollluomwsms head in the heart.
I.
3r)
tho
lhn'm'mrl‘: of ll'zsxlanc who have 9111— not
hrszrmi The Sax-int faith pass in al—lwould hke m havn one
do revv‘rcnt‘e
‘Emsn, of course. of the ' his: ‘ikcncws i=1 n
who look npnnlplamor Imam m fiver}: sl‘mp window‘on an ‘3’
‘ ' « aura” cm‘filr‘hfl" as a. grim re--ln every fawn.1t the ——Phi?arlelphia. gflf‘lh Amnrimn.
f‘)‘
leader. The? :u‘a «here. Whether the
Communists
hallevn,
Loninism.
the
A -W...,....fou‘ gelling a :Zimpfifi of the :‘mil'set out to -~:rwrminare.
I Tho vls‘lfnr'fi m2? is mot all ovv-r'
M Conlldge's profile has been foam; l‘,
1:: 4
Russia, by the image of lamina.
amt represented
in
is found
hasfof Russia. “the mm‘ml €onemnnt nz’
mnrfzzary- j supplanted real religion inche mindalfindfirdwand. “.491, 4,, mm... Mmspaw
1' «*Nlar and an}: and. with— ‘ of the penal», which the government;
‘Mnther of Russia," lg the. fomm no
all the Ideals: hopes and ssplratinnsv
'1": the I'm-V"
l
l of Ruanla revolution 151‘s.
typifies only .1 -lr‘<frfictlve npm‘h 3n 1‘
IRIissla‘s thousand years at life,
llarfl-‘hcllr‘d, nt‘ ",~‘.?ll‘_~'“;“. 3
DEPARTMENT.
3330-4 ' 33.5% Yd.
”—ws
h
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l
nnliry. m f Y NOW for next summer’s needs.
You’ll find a good selection of wicker, fibre a
savings: never before heard of. '
mm:
TYOUR GAIN!
0UR LOSSl.
Wp lqu- gone over our stock of summer furniture, and remurked all smiles and odd pieces at cost and below
Wv don’t want to move a single piece or store any of the merchandise.
i'umll Hrr :mrl rather than do that we demded to cut prices to the core.
I: EM) EVERY LINE OF THIS ADVERTISEMENT, THEN COME IN
'rm‘ll never have such a chance as this again.
nd reed suites, refrigerators, hammocks, etc., for your choice at
It costs us money to move or store
You benefit by taking advantage of this
AND INSPECT THESE OFFER-
fVINEzuELAHAs
;mmm
ummm
President Gomez Built
Them to Gain Favor
Of the Agricultural
Sections
cost.
REFRIGERATOR?)
1 “W *, ll 'l’fll’ “TR, ’ l W'HITF‘. ENAMEL SIDE
' - ‘ ' ICER
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01.1) lllClglugygUITES
llm‘ lllll lljrknry Suite mnelsllng of Rocker. Seltee, Chair
:‘wl “Mum-n 'l‘nlllcg llnluhntl in blue and ivory $59 00
’ \Vm‘: EVEN“, , '
i Um: ”It! Hickory Ruilc consisting of Rocker. Settee. (.lhair
:nnl llgmml 'l'nlvln finished in orange and black £569.00
“'11: $95.00 .......... .
(me Old Hickory 'S‘Ili'te cuneisting uf Rocker, Settee, Chair
and. Ruuml 'l‘ahle, handsomely (lecm‘atedln
ivory and hrnwn. Wm $100.00. 11th ........ $741“)
One Old Ilicknryllllull; consisting of Rocker. Settee, Chair
and Square Table decorated in green and $79 00
‘ it’ory. Was: $110.00 ....... ‘
...............
r nruvwl
I
backs.
automobile
One 5-Piece Fibre Suite consistln
Table and Fernery. Finished
Loose cretonne covered cushions. Spri
Was $198.00. . ..
Large! Table. Desk and De
in golden blue with loose cushions.
Was $450.00
One 8-Plece Reed Suite consisting
Lamp. Chair. Rocker,- Settee, Des ,
WICKER,REED&FIBER SUITES
r.
One 3-l’iece Fibre Suite with all loose automobile cushions,
padded hacks, finished in frosted brown.
Was $115.00, now
--.-.c.
;e.'1:h‘»:4
., yea F.
tuitlon ‘ A
4 $69.00
and stability «2:! 2m;
,r‘mfv masts m:
ll RC
farmers
as:
: 3 ’“df
One zl-Piece Fibre Suite, beautiful cretonne covered ‘loose
cushions. spring backs. .
Rocker, Settee, Chair and Table, was $125, now$79’00
Suite consists of
in ‘v'inuzne‘a. aaf
w 2.0 "
"‘ wrfi. m agricultural Latin‘i
A .ea, are 7?th powru’ behind ever,"
an.
:5 method of courting the ap-
proz‘al of I is Infizzemml class $113.22;
in blue,
non-nu.
ounce-o
"’1 {I‘d market,
g of Rocker, Settee, Chair, :4 h :4, 4.34 4;“ 4:353 ‘5” they
trimmed with gold. ram-Imam Cristly ’
:1 ’V' ‘*
’3‘?” $129.00
One 5-Piece Wicker Suite consisting of Rocker, Settee,
Chair. Large Table and‘Lamp, finished in brown with
beautiful cretnnne covered cushions.
Spring backs. Was $225.00 . . . ..
,, $159.00
and bridges
Li. .5511 ml}—
One 7-Piece Reed Suite consisting of Rocker, Settee, Chair.
sk Chair, Table Lamp. Finished
an...
mile, on;
1’
223-1 sen: .
. a Car.
319 00 » .c or the.
$ . ‘ re . . "s x <. 8.31%:
. . - . xxx, . :11 S‘mg A31: 5115: :Ezen in?
x
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of
spring cushions
edDesl: Chair, Table, all
cover wit
handsomely figured cretonne. Was $500.00 $359'00
mild highways;
“ .1. iv .93 he?
to if. .here has
so} construcfion?
hm gcz’zrnmen: In.
‘x‘l General" as~'
More {Ewan +3 per
can. and gvner'AIZr much more than
in! per cum. of the money appropri-
iarm! for public works by the federal
congress annually :3 used in the con-E
Table Lamp, Floor
j lwx‘u \c‘l')
j' Farm-smuA
\“rnc‘xn‘ Z.
big heavy
127.131 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK 1'
PHONE 106
3 Small Porch Chair's,
pr each
1 Porch Hench with rattan seat and back.
Was $16.00. now. .. . . .
us ....
strucllon and maintenance of hixh-E
ways. The roads are of natural clll‘t-g
or gravel as must be the case In.
thinly populated Conan-y. but almost
invariably they are so drained as to
$10.95
cit...-
posts and arms.
2 Porch Chairs with rattan seat and back, strorglybuilt,
Were $0.00,
HOWa.......
"nIOt-aouo
be negotiable by motor car: the
year around.
Most. of the population of the
country resides in the mountain val-
leys of the soacoést range, whrnce
3.95 "
rattan seats.
qc‘ivib‘fittllola
come lhc coffee and cacao that
form the princlpnl agrlcullural (2::-
ports of Venezuela: and ll was Inevi-
table that the backbone of me road
system should be. a. highway plumb
lvllng the canal. through this popu-
lated dlstrict. holh {or ommn‘mlr: and
for ntrulrlglo reasons. This lulghway
radiates in two sections from Cura-
cas. the one helm: known my lhe
Great Highway of the W051 and tho
' other as the Great Highway of the
East. ' ‘
Ain't...
$1969
More Incnme ‘ ‘
From the Great Highway roads
and projected roads branch on! to
a [ho north toward ‘lhe var-loud sea-
ports and to the south toward the
cultle country of the Llano!» thus
aflordlng highway communication
between all the prlnblpal town: and‘
cities of the thickly populated
northern section. ' , 4
When I‘meldent Gomez formulat-
ed h!- plann for s. highway system
back In 1909. thepoasibllltlel of mo—
Iot tramnoflalluh did not. or
4 eater. {Into 1:33, oumfila‘iiM
Jam 4 :1».me (l
Grin and destination of. the
It is estimated that 9493,2305: bags at? ‘03;- meet know .3 ‘
coffee and 352090 bags of cacao are; enable- “ to 1c: *4 4.-
3nrztanii’ Pan's-d cm: the highi’ays; in whom you an 4.. 3 '
—8cy5 31:.
the»:
cal in~;
giant.) . 4
ar—l
There was no sur-fi-r or more”;
33 of transpgraa- 4
fin-cry day usage
.305 for this backward step, .
'- Prof. Tann was at the opinion that,
turned out by man
'Victoria. considered the most con-
Ne’w Fall Dress Goods
ALL WOOL SKIRIINGs—In novel plaid efiects 54 inches .444
FLANNEIs—New was in checks and color:_ 34 .
ins. WW 1 $2.90 $275-$300 Yd. ’
Ladies’ Home Journal Fashion Book
FOR OCTOBER. NOW ON SALE 10c
CONTAINS ALL THE NEW STYleS AND ‘ h“ -.
PATTERN SHOW’N IS NOW ON SALE IN OUR PATTLF.)
’4,
It.
!
4‘
i $5.95 ' §1§§l§3iofl $1.92
" WALDNER’S
oxmoonxm
‘ 33—38 m Han' Strut, Berna: Harland
JUST RECEIVE?
AW‘ 4 a! a" .
DRESSES
é
45 WallSt.
3—134——
SILK AND FLA.WEI. DRESSES
NEW YORK SPECIALTY STORE-
Norwalk. Cra.
NOW SHOWING
NEW EARLY FALL MODELS
shelving costs of trauma!-
rallwa‘; and by highway.
.4 the fact
...1. use of fhe track ellmnates
carnage chzrg-es a: the places of ceri-
trash;
~17”-
to railroad station or port.
9
Stone Age Returns to.
Many in Russzaf
RIGA. Sept 3—1323! are people 3.
Russia today living in 2. “stone.-
age" all their own. according to re-g
par-Ls 0: Professor Leon Tana. a;
ethnologist. which have
received here by 12mm
Professor Tana recentIy comma-4
and a. $021:- 0: the wild: and it was in
the Jaroslav district that he found.
:he peasantry utiElz‘mg stone for {111- 3
numerous kinds for.
where ordinarily?
metal is now used. Lack of iron'
and see! was attributed a; the tea.-
but
, lemems of
“his stone work at today was far
superior to the stone implements;
thousands of ,
years age. The hatchet: and axesl
or stone made by.the Jubslav na-g
'ves Were particularly Well done and f
serviceable.
In {he district of OrlOW. Prat?
Tann found several commmltiesé
Where fbe natives virtually live with- l
out clothing of any kind all summer-g
and in winter hibernate within their:
huts and dens. 1nd exist on pota-g
toes, dried fish and dried water-g
melon finds. ;
Labor Party Makes
Gains in Australia
MELBOL‘RNE, Sept. 9.-—-Labor'l
victories in Australlla. dld not re-
ceive the check in this state that
political prophets hm predicted.
semtive state in the commonwealth
has returned labor in greater
strength than any other party in the
election now in progress. Figures
show that labor ls certain of :9
seats.
The present situation here is:
Labor. 29; Nationalist, :4; Farmers’
party, 2 . The electlon was caused
hy a. split. ‘betwaen the Nationalists
and tho Farmers" Union. whlch gov-
erned under u composite cabinet.
Queensland, South Aumallla,
W’Mt Alum-all); and Tumanla now
have labor governments. In New
South Wnlen labor In believed to
have the best. chance to win the next
olectlon.
Labor member: of the Common—
wealth parliament. at present ruled
by a, commute cabinet of Natlonul-
mg and Farmerl. ptedlct they will
sweep the poll: at the next electlon.
P. 0. Bookkeeper Is ‘
— Charged With Theft
NEW HAVEN. Slept. 9.——Edv;a.rd
J. Clark. a bookkeeper In the central
post once here. was “routed resur-
dw on a. federal wnmnt chum
: fiance."
SEE 3100113
SEE B
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Preaa'ipn'ozs File;
WILLIAM J. MOORE
laden“;
MEI-R’s:—
155 ansn 5‘.
Visit our
section for
work needs.
A2"
ail
Royal Society
Packages
Are complete 221'
\
The N. E. RYAN CO.
80 Waning-mu if?“ -.
" The Textile Store
‘ GAS RANGES
White with colored
from the piece.
250 Each
Somethir:
See them in the W:::
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44 Wall St. Norwalk. Ccnn.
launch and Restaurant
Is Now Open at
54 South Main Shaft
Our Formér
We. Galina. tho Hotel “1‘
[mmuflflomflh
Location
——l!ld—-—
WATE
Connecticut Light &
HEATERS
Power Co.
“cit.
theft or ubout $1.300 u; mm mm
He no formerly in the m‘opey or»
der depcrtmans. Rmn ‘11:"th
baboon made, lemma-d. by pon-
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