ENGLISHKING ‘
BETTER, MUST
STOP SMOKING
By the Assad-ted Press.
LONDON. Feb. min—King George
who i- suflering from bronchisl
trouble. passed a. poor night. it w
mated in court circle: this morn-
mg.
Hie physicians flaited Bucking-
ham palace as usual durin;r the
forenoon but issued no bulletin. and
if the present rate of progress tar
the patient is maintained, it in be.
haw-d no further bulletins will be
Kixcn out except perhaps a. final one
announ‘clni: his convalescence.
Ono or the minor drawbacks of
his illness is that his doctors have
’orbldden him to smoke, but he has
taken the deprivation with good
humor, merely remarking:
Kings nluct olmy.”
lfnllrr thc pl'osv-nt
the l‘l'invc 0’ “'zlles.
i-o London Monday
al‘rantcmenis.
“ho returned
'0 fulfill
so: the two “~qu at lllKklngllam
l’:.l~v--- March 10 and 19.
Country (‘lub Co.
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To Meet March 8:
The annual mowing of the stock-
‘nolrlcrs 0‘ the Norn‘alk Countrv
i'lul Pompeii}. for the vlcction of
.L'rw‘t-‘rs “ill lm hclil :.t thi- Font];
\‘urnzvlk Club. \inrcll 1: at p,
A' that time action upon reports
”'2'.“ may' he Slzlnluit‘c-ll. anrl thl'
“'nnsz’vr‘inn of any nihrr huslncw in
line up dllrin: tlw mm'inc ulll
with place.
The “Moder Bill.
The Connecticut Anti Saloon
League sends out the following:
Soc. ].——.\lakcs better the infini-
tlon of intoxicating llllllul‘. ‘
Sec. :.—-lll'lllg5 llllt'il .‘tllls 1111i
"Irlr prudml Llll‘i‘i‘ll)’ uwi- r Hi" lrm‘.
urd puts tlx I'lll‘cll‘dl’s‘vt‘ (It illegal.
luuor on tip: sumo liuafx' as the soil-
cr.
Sec. 3. .- Tainan an... pl .ml‘jlly
'lchts in 111‘... . stills an: honor
‘ vi ”-le Ul";—'llinl jurioiicimn tor
--.Jl'-‘h .‘Jlul .‘L' in .lil io‘lllS --::-
lhv, : ul" .\i)]v :lls.
out. i—lnr‘rrascs posfiile x-cualty
'r lllzsui llJlltpUl'lflllJll to 55,1130
run/and ll\u your; illlrz‘lnunmvnl,
nun l-o.~.ilvlc mirlcvi penalty l" thu-
~rin:p-.vrvr:r of illegal liquor is arm-
"Ix" Ausom‘ ll-lulg “ltil or :‘r (r'om-
Jinn”? lll arothvr which: may be
.lH~‘
,(nllll: l-‘li‘
pvt-nicu'cJ Ilu an a ".l:5\')l‘,‘- Amp!"
prornlnr ‘u iv L’ill li'zl‘l‘l‘L'rft us of
rival li-i'lulr i: [-rrntulod.
:ivc. .‘v.~l‘rm IULS tllllt one quart oi
inmor p05‘L'S<(’il in ’r.ill.\|u)rl:lllt_lll is
'prima facil- . \l-icnc- of lllv u-lllly.
Sec. 6.——~llil'::.l" »' yiNfiiiIlt‘ penul-
lien {or ‘lola'ion l-l‘ 1h» act ll'wn Illv:
Drench: limit-z l‘;v~-: wit me Lav;
raised from inn. and .“u dril'b jail to
35‘ . and 1'4 mun 5. .. u-l .-'tcrl.-<c.
trom $l."t"‘ .t. It .-|\ liltvlilllh Ill :11}
‘0 52mm“ 111:] u. j.:- \llli {or
third ~ ‘11" . "!"-_l.~-‘\ from
1'3 “'1’" Till'l ‘ 1" 3.. ‘T-A' " anal
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l 3‘5») t-rt . - “El-liner or
"in: 'm ‘ ' 'lu- lp"ll,.\'( I)"lilg a:
‘1(‘."“. l ‘ vuu :v' urn: it ill lile
cilu'yi ;' l-JMui-nw 1»: llllb tu‘t
term“: ’9 ill»; "J“ ll, \ l‘,\‘ i r ,lle‘lC"
tour! bufol'u ll'lal lllg'lt‘ l< conclude-l
lhv. .1C"ll.‘i il <iltlll l-e hound otm- :0
"e prop-1' lllgllur [null
lillt V n a irln- l~ '.l‘~.rrl to a
h.:ll‘_"‘ ”(P-ll", 'lllnl‘ in ilppnfll ul‘
l'li.'.lll -: ,.\. l. :l -- lzlu .u.~i ..~«u .‘lmll
t‘w rum. to film l"‘-.ll. 41'} m l-olougll
"»..'l- Tl‘l'. turn vvllglrlzllvd.
r-C 1—1} a KU-i‘ulli'l "lmd—li‘fk"
[Hourlln t'm lll'l.‘" lllllFfllli‘r“.
raw. ~ , .\ l llll'l,v_\ pm»- 1n;';i'»r_~l
to m an": .in-l \uu‘ lilvgl:
liquor dll'l pY‘UDVI't)‘ r-n Slgflll,
.\Lso duals tlu zeal-’3 of property
1139:} in illegal tmnepnrluiion. uni-:55
ls has been so CUllIl‘liilled and sold,
1:; n'hn fl 01>!“ 11 shall inc. «1- 'troyml.
Stu, 1'. "Proud: n t‘u’l’. possible self
.m:r:l~llnzl'lou \llall ll-Ii '\V,'ll‘:" a wit-
:less from lt‘FllljlllTJ, (llnl that l"‘ll-
many 5-,. giwn fli'ill not 1,: used
against him.
Src. 1v'v.~—1‘rm-i.les tor the regis-
YTaLlOll of .111 >llll: in the poss'msur.
with pallull} l'nr mililru lu resistor.
Sec. ll."l‘l‘0\l'lt.“ {or the rugula—'
'lun or the lllzll'luimrturcr of still: and
parts or stills. and roqulrrs the rag-
ittz'aljhil by the purchaser and occur—3
in: a permit from the nsoun'y com-{
misswrn :-- l» lore its rr-nlural.
‘ Event
somtfi
engagenlvn'fi, “Ill :10: for the King:
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“‘lmncc did man spring?
“‘huv na~ the (initial of lid-Tw-
luans i‘lrst earthly hr-nlk—in Asia
in the l‘cntrnl Mongolian plain. ‘
modern qucnce is coming to hclir~vr~7
How long has: man walked thc
curth—thoumn-iq of
,lit-ll! of wars?
Sch-lim- hil'l "L'llL'lUll ;;l“
yr-n rs nr mll~
tnnlfrnnh
i'd n‘i'h n0 lllflr" important or l-af-
tllllg problems than the ones on
which these rill"SXlI-lls are based. 0n
the correct rlnsn'crs hung! the ('n-
tirc fabric of knonlmlrc concerning
ihv origin of man.
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plrvws. noted a.- thc discoverer n! in'.
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Thin vrru' 5v i M :l pith-“r far-
’1'. who] cause {0r Wurr)‘. It can .
‘xnake very little difference to us
:wlmthcr on" kind has been on earth
.‘Jn thousand years or ten million.
The fact of the matt‘r. however. is
,ihzit thorn in a far wider rcncral in-
'to-l~c.~t in the .xuhjcvt than might be
lslxppnsell from a casual
lib-x qutstions that prm-cde this ar-
tticlr. if the contents of newspapers
{can be accepted as a criterion of
lnublic taste in news. then this in-
.ieri-st in tltc origin of the human
[mm iq an grneral a! in the liking
fi'ur n-‘~1\'¢r\:lpms themselves. for hard—
_l_\‘ a day pasms that the public prints '
:do not contain one or several articles
Pa rlinmcmnry uovcrnmcnt.
Smeral nations of Europe are facn
to face with the question whether
parliamentary government is suita-
hio l0 thrir nocdx Confusion result-
in: from a multiplicity of political
parties: has come perilously near thl
point of actual breakdown. Tn Ger-
lmany cvcn the rormaion of a. work-
'ing government is almost lmpossilzylt.
and n Reichstag Fpllt
’lllficks any cmcicnt handling of ill»
public lmsinnw. Austria put hm-
nuance iu the hands of the Lcague ‘.
ut' Nations, and all .hrr former foes
tweni out of their way to make
nthinzs easy for her. But a crazy
=l‘arliam-nt at Vie-mm cannot pass a
Fingle necessary piece of legislation.
il‘Ivcn Franco. long (lerienCPd’lll .
fthe matter of many parties. finds ex- .
ltraordinary difficulty in carrying on :
i: .‘
M‘s-semis] puhlic busing-as. and
:uhout once anln to change govern-
;mcms in mid—stream simply hccnum: ,
partisan politics has-l, during the last
«few months been jungled and Jock-
-cyel. Thorn must bu some system
make for greater effi-
cl- ncy and smoothncx. liut as there
i\ small chance of any turn toward
the two~party method. the outlook
for parliamentary gm-rl'nmont. is far '
from hrizht.
Tabarets
27x54 Velvet Rugs . . . .
”$7.00 Willow Ferneries
$8.00 Telephone Tables
$1.00 03' on every purchase
shove
nun? 81'.
Phone
‘7“ ;
{E‘s " ~ q. {’l ;
f; ‘DGii‘éiI‘ Day
r.
Feather Pillows, large size
andChairs $5.98
ALEXANDER’S
The Home or Goodwill I'm-1mm
a“.
'N'ri§
OI.'I-.I‘Cll...ll'
$1.00
of $5.00 or over except on
items.
89. NORWALI, CONN.
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WCOVEQING.
A ms ll.
«aims with the latent ilcvelopmcn‘
American Mil-cum of Natural lift--
tm‘y. lml by Dr. Roy Chapman An- followers of thv R-lvl.lixl>t
‘Tlll'flllltllil‘l.’ Asia.
l"'ll—Illlilli‘n-}'f‘nr~0lll dinnsaur emu. ii r-w-lusr in Na awn i'liv, rurscmv-l inf in. mm: Utrsz u hose lannes were
u Ftvt‘aks volumes for 1h:- pri‘fitlz" Vin posh fur hi.- filt‘lllrt, .l:.~l ltu “ill ‘ i-nlml.
of a film organization that can nix-Hm {mind prominrntly f. .‘ul'rnl in? All illl'sv‘ uisr‘m‘rrics are shown in
min the official film.- taken by such 'llw Hrwlvw string. Ell la” in tin l'filhf‘ liu'irw scricr.
an important selcntlflc holly as ihr hm on min the riMil? ‘xvli' thci‘Tllf rIricln (-t .‘ian"—tlle hurd-
American Museum of Natural
wry. Yet this is exactly “hat
l‘nthn Rr-vlcw hziiz done,
The Third
now thc most noted of all scintiltlllcl't‘.lrir.r lmrlln “hich 1hr: il'll'll t
I-xploring bodies. surpassing men. it ’ux'crflun‘ l;l:ru1m and in
is contended, the famous Lord Cnr- l Marco Polo, the \‘o-vwnlmn
narvon Expedition that
the tomb of the Pharaoh Tutnnkhnoi'l‘hls desolation of sand
mvu in the \‘alllvy of Qhe Kings mi
humor. l’nclnr the direction of Dr.
II|¢.
the
Vast. DE‘er’ of Cold i'l Northern hisinrlc life of thc ”nix-area,
Binnrolta 1.. search at fossil dot-mini.
faith '(ll‘llt‘l'
This Urnngc rnzin.‘
played an Rnluchithcrium.
important part in world hixtnry. and mamnlcl of which there in any re-
;n: lhn cxplurwru vi'rc soon to prov-u ‘
Andrews. the explorers ant-red the an "qu‘llly important part in the pre-
for the
mthis qunnt {or knowludgc, run the “av titty madn atmlics of‘i‘mhi Win found to he
True to its traditions of present-.lhv hi. hr the inoplc who live. iu'nmm of fossil remains.
Minor. n3 liilile «indent! contend. orling to its followers all that is nnwgllut «ii-wiutn recirvnm-Mnngols. Dun- lt nax‘ llcrc that
ns’anli novel in science. travel. adt't'n-‘gant Tartar: and Kirghiz—anti thvlcnme upon ten
fturc ard art. the l'ailm Rex-low haswlmcra F'ill‘l“! thus obtained nre lnlllrfll r\-‘r sun by man.
Whorcrcd this great Hllhjrr‘t with itsitllv-mu‘it‘ss uniquc, fur it was thel'imutml tr‘n ntlllinn years that they
customary thoroughness and in nu ills: llnl" Tlln' :hnu- vnmml lflCt'!|;.l)' in ”nu sun-l
{curly issue. “ill prcscnt the fir<f in- incl-n Mc-r y-lmtoLlaipll-nl in sll- h an 'tnrn-wl into s‘nlhi sandstonc.
«ailment u! a sprint entitled "'l‘l‘li""\tf:li , ln-ll prcsurv-ll “wry
Hrigin of Man." This i: n cumplvtt-l In thr‘ (413' of l'rcu ‘lzv uxplorrl's gnc‘ u (‘Ullllllv‘lf‘ history
camera. record 0! the now fumonsluvrc granr'cl nn nllllll.‘ll"“ nlth ihrll-ryunic
Third Asiatic lixpcditinn of thei'n39tlc inrllritluril who is hailcd n!§.~t..l when tllv \l'ilrlil
show the
:sclcntises. nvmxs the “min :«f wind i~hips nncnunlorcd by the cxpcditlon.
.«lrix'r‘n sum] thrmllzh W’lll‘ll ficngllis thr lullll" against the. shifting sands.
Elx'hnn mmlc his Vlt‘ll‘vl’ifill‘ in.) many ti." rruxil- life of it v Gobi dwellers.
Asiatic. Expedition la;llllt’ldrt(l< of years ago. Ila-hm: his llli pcrils from the nomad tribes and
the
which l"" the fossil hc'is. lhf‘ unearthing of
traveler. ilhe dinosaur rtxs. the finding of a:
uncovered Mound the kingdom of l‘r‘slcr John. lcornplcte
o l from the Hulsllrw lki.
prtrii‘ied
lll!‘
fx-ord. Surrly.
ll” "101'?
("“911 to the public.
'grrar c-‘n‘ml basin of the Desert of
the expedition
dinosaur asks.
but they had been
skeleton of the
largest
for unusual tllm .I'lhjrlrt was ever ct-
: \‘critablt‘
the
In the ea~
but so
lhcy that they,
of the cm-
lifc or the monster that (1-;
was young.
twin» living ltutldlm“ by nlllllL-ll! 0!;Thn pivtnrvs that accompany this
expedition in ac-,
Imm as \tr‘l as rmtnrations of somef
discovery
land
interesting
A T
of values.
40” Pure Silk
Georgette Crepe
235.33 ‘33.?5"??'.$1.00
36“ .
Brocaded Silk i
1 licg- value $1.93.
, Special. )‘arl‘l . . .$1000
40 3 ’ 1
“7001 Plaids
36” Roman Stripe
Canton Crepe .
Reg. value $1.25. $ lit-g. value $1.60. i
1.0 jSpccial. yard . . . $1.00 3
Special, yard . . .
36” Blackburn 5 36" Best. Quality l
Checked Suiting Satlne
3. v1 7- d $1 00 In all colors. .
8' Lacy,
O
Reg. val. 450 yd. .
Special, 2 yards . Special 3 yards $1.00
Sepertine
. Fast Color Plaid l
Kimono Crepe
Re 1 45 d $1 00 Gingham
g.va. cy .
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THE '
Passaic Silk Shop
129 WASHINGTON Si.
SOI’TH NORWALK. CONN.
Thursday, Feb. 26, 1925
Here you will find real Dollar Day Bargins. the
kind you have been waiting for. we are offer—
ing you specials that should appeal to your sense
Pure Silk
Rajah Pongee
All colors.
Ro-g. value $1.59.
Spccial, yard .. .
.36” Silk and Cottqng;
Canton Crepe~
Rog. val. 89c yd. $1
Special. 2 yards . o
Opp. Rialto Theatre
$1.00
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36“ Fast Color Heavy
Quality
Cretonne
Reg. val. 39c yd, c
Special, 4yards . ' ,
Kwanto
Underwea - ‘
ch- val. 29c yd
Special. 5 yards
Special, 4 yards . Reg. val. 35c yd. $1.00
Amoskeag Fast Color ’
Special, 5 yards .
DRESS GINGHAM - l
33:33 z‘;::::::::i:.—. . .. $1.00
' PASSAIC
Regular value
scum NORWALK
Kwanto Plain Col
UNDERWEAR C :-
Special, 6 yards for _ ......
SILK “SI-Io ‘
129 WASHINGTON ST. . ' OPP.
29c yard.
RIALTO ._' »
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7311?
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l’iiillil
ulllplo'
“‘am:
1'5 l0
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.5330uth Main St.
- last color. Well A beautiful selection of silk mum: a... 44”“, mm;
”d? ll :1 1nd lcothcr \am- «m... all.
I . a » I” "l l"
, W , , 3 Ladies’ Bags 5 V L
W ash Sluts Regular value from $|J9 ‘0 ‘ ‘3‘” G3“?
“Inc $1.89}: [’8’ "¢’8- s I)" Iv ‘_ ‘ " \ liar {,1
Mk“ white Nuinsook,
edge
Ginghun
Street Dresses
Sizes up to 46
In”
tep-Ins
m‘ (f‘lnf ‘kame Reg. “I"!!! 32.00. ’ D35
honed Gingham and
( llalnbray
Children's Rompers S
.\H colors
.r‘ Ialll- 9“". 8 Day
81x90 Eur: Sitc
Seamless Sheets
Beg. value $1.09. 8 Day
I,
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for
Full sin. good quality
Hamstitched Pillow Cases
Rog. inlue 39v. a ”fly 5 for
ndic“ ..u. ztripc. lncc nlgc
sup-In and Vest Sets
\altlv ‘1.“9. 8 Day
RP!
[N'. an -‘_
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lhg \ it”. out K It . .2.
Indics’ Lingetic 305 m is \w _-. 1' “- ~ "’1'.
:n‘ll lulu-3 "can (‘Pn‘~ - 4“" " “‘1
um ("rum s Step-Ins or Bloomers s 13.; : M... -
Bath Towels All sizes sud colors “I ”LA .._...1. H :_
“m '"h'" 3'“ ‘ "M 3 for Rog. \IJno 70c. 3 my 2 for 3 I'm} .' \ .. a -
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON IN FANTS' \i'l-ZAR
DOLLAR DAY
The Greatest Event In Years
We have din’ded all of our Ready-to-Wear Garment: i' or \lcn. “um
and Children in convenient lots at last Prices for lmal .‘i‘lllllL.
COATS
Women‘s and mis- . i :'~
Men’s and Young Men’s ?
Suits 6? Overcoats
$10 A
These Suits and Overcoats were
selling all season at $18.50, $25 and.
S30. Specially priced for Dollar
Day $10. Sizes 33 to 48.
nmmi 1' ~ 1
—— $10
‘aluw '5 ‘
and fur tit
34 to 53.
$1
See What One Dollar Will Do Here TOHIIHTU“ .7:
Girls wash dresses, $3 value $1.00 l Odd rain coats. 33% ‘ll:
Sweaters. value to $3.00 . . $1.00 ; G1.rls.khak‘ are... - nit!
Children’s umbrellas .. . . . . $1.00 3 Middle blouses Sill"
Juvenill suits. sizes 2-3 . . . . . $1.00 ‘ House dresses ’
The Season’s
Climax Sale of Dresses
$3—$5—$7
The values are truly unusual and made possible solely “7’ ““‘m' 3 ‘
final clean up
peedr
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EXTRA Sl‘iii‘Hl.
Men’s and \Vumctl ~'
Yellow Sliclwrs
$3.98
EXTRA SPECIAL
Boys and Girls
Yellow Slickers
$2.98
' ‘1 _ <1in No. Main St.
'- f ‘7 ..Thc Home of Good Clothes for Men and Women
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Norwalk Chronicler