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FRIDAY MARCH
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Has Faith in the Man
From Michigan and
Intends to Fight to
Have Him in Cabinet
HAS GOOD RECORD
Did Fine Work in Ja- .
pan and in Mexico——
Is One of Few Men!
President
By ROBERT T. SMALL
' . Correspondent
I Elenlcg Ftntintl
(Corrine. 19:5.)
\VASHINU (UN.
respectz'n; rf
:hinrcf hint. C
Knows
“113' 1.1:: 5-. hate may
ml :1 Coolidge has a;
‘- ._ has in Moses»;
1 : been plenty of;
2.2:: that the;
‘ .tcnded to ele-l
.‘lxc‘iigande-r to the poet. of?
' The vital necessity of holding the Panama Canal at any cost is being demonstrated in the
practice war the navy is fighting in the Pacific. Four destroyers are seen passing through the can}
on their way to join the combined fleet. . ‘
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lean d: :lomai. not cf thei
1:. a. high! tar Patagonia.
- *' pol. er planer some uhcreyer it might be.
adage came the cabinet
would ceptanct.
Knowing how practical
’ 1c deal Warren. 5 i n pol. tics. and how
:2: W Uvi It immediat: -ly vas said that Presi-
P
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was ready to ten. in is as eitieient in~politics as
he is in diplomacy and in business.
‘vSerious complaint has been register-
ed against Charley Warren in th
past because he has made so few
Even the critics in the
Senate who have assailed his record
in the so~calie<i "sugartrust”
are willing to admit that Mr. Warren
was eiilcient in the sugar bu
If he had not been efficient an
. ccssful there would be no reasonto
He would have tailed
and fallen tron: view.
Presidtnt Coolidge does not know
very many men
this lack of acquaintance
But then, the President something of a deteriment in select-
a latiturn soul and it 1 mg men for oiiice.
: has no such intentions at} Charles \‘Varren and has wanted himI
O: the :ther hand Mr. Cool ‘ln close contact
not born out of public oi-
iiked him all. that is. except those}
in his own home state.
Michigan has been inclined to be
progressive and Mr. Warren cannot
be accused at asserting as yet the
standpat wing of the Grand Old
Most o! the Michigan poli-
ticians were for Roosevelt in 1912
when Charley “'arren was managing
[ire-convention
Michigan went for Johnson in the
1920 primaries when Charley W‘ar-
ren was against
' knew something of the
Michigan row but he did not think
it was any of Michlzan's
whom he named lor his cabinet.
Mr. Coolidxe wants Mr. Warren
and his sending his name again to
the Senate.
light for him.
17. r1 H m
oftcr and the ac-
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Tokio as dent Coolidge inning lost the poli-
itical serxic -s o:
Cher ey, take-n on Charley Warren for high
1 qua): '3“ When political duty
"it is alleged"
. - 1. :niay sum-l forasveond clcctivc team
- 350d rhumor.‘tn the \Vhlte House.
certain why \Vasitington is always talking of
ELJHPDOSSHIHHY is because President
r . bgut Chsr- .Coolldge 21:; s not said that he want
a: 1:1: reverses; run again.
file has never? is. naturati}
'te 0:16: .31 is fa...- Bascom Slam p,
around 1928
The reason
But he knows
the White
Charley \Varren
\lr. Coolidge likes
“'arrrn talks enough but,
He generally does al
thing and talks about it siterward.
that 1328 and 103: also, The Japanese liked him and his me-
The Mexicans another dif-
:flcul'. race ‘to deal with. also liked‘
3 re urn to Mr. \Var- Hm
He sought all.
« thairman oil loge has
-rfice ‘J :vre hop “0 or three years of
mi as 11. rre is no Oil tl‘ hisz tpyt‘.
He sought {o’ilcel to Whlcn he can aspire and as not too much.
is a \curc and h'eartz. man.
, Engaging c::\er.1o:: i'lsadu. 23’: Making “or Happy.
. Win“. he “asi
:1. ‘37:: :_- House some it may
M, 51'. “Torre:
(Louisville Cou Her-Journal. )
“Am I the first girl you have ever
. Armagcd- lthods.
so: the first. my dear. nm the
- trufiussza or to His political associates hue most wonderful."
In Nearly a Million
American Homes
The overwhelming popularity of the LB
AS RANGE today is attested by the judg
ment of nearly a million critical American
women u ho have found in it their ideal of
a perfect cooking range.
Aside from its aim 1e been of deal
and finish, your interegt in thetyA-B will it
attracted by its bright, shining, oven1inings
of Wilder aluminum alloy metal which are
guaranteed against destruction by rust or
corrosion. Always easy to keep clean. and
too, such hiy
prized features as clear-glass oven kd‘oor.
patented gassaving, heat-centering burners
and the famous A—B Oven Heat Control.
You will find,
Get out
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The base bell stem
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o a s , .
Mulum will swing into action
next Monday .nixht. when he will
swap punches with Mike Castle at
Boston. at New Bediord.
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Castle is a real tough scanner
and should give Mulligan consider-
champ.
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GntuflChmmmHuSmdeMuuth
BilalsynDowu
W on March 28. Nonv'salk
mapper should be returned a win-
he will get down to business and
able. The Boom it! holds. ver-
dict over “Chic” snap. Sew Eng-
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Mulligan is .anxious to step into
the ring with Suns. The local lad
is of the opinion that he can take
, the measure at the New England
Mulligan and Luby have been
signed for a return bout in Man-
‘ x1e “Barber'
’ARB In the pea»... "33 s v- :
u‘alci 365' ya: .11 '31:: ‘
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” DAYS IN JAE-cs”: 3. ”cu" C" l“h ~11 1:“ T
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WATERBURY.IIar.18.—Phlilp . rm.
Cappsdonna. known pugilisticauya, h“; r.‘ 33,; (3:31...“
who was arrested in
Hartford on a charge of breach at my.-.
y
in 5161130;
d’<i\fi hr: .-
li" ‘-
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‘0 Fa" an 7- "
'11‘ u,p;1amo'
.
'..\re. .. =,_ '- “on
net in this bout, as huby is slipping
M _
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Amer should get plenty of work
in the ring during the summer. it
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We believe in boosting anyone
who is doing their best to mach.
certun goal, but we do not inten
to boost anyone who doesn‘t try to
help themselves. '
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As long as Mulligan takes the
fighting some serious and gives his
best. we are with him and we
think that every fight {an in Nor-
walk should be pulling for him to ‘
come through. I
keep in condition.
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Battery candidates were called
out at the High School yesterday In
Conch Ferrel B. , Green. Erwin
Holmes and \inccnt O'liricn will
YA SK CBS \‘IN.
V: lch. Benton and Gibson.
BEDS \nmwasrmn.
ORLAN D0. Fla. March 1 3.—
‘Vashington (A) 5 10 l
. Cincinnati (N) . 0 5 3 *the De Michel Bond Building Com-j
zl’riachary. Marberry. Russell and
w. iiarxrave. Tate: Rixey. Fhechan.
Donahue and E. Hargrave.
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BRILLIES BEAT HACKS.
Philadelphia (N) 6 I! "
W
ST. PETERSBL'RGH. 'FilL. hiar.
i:i.-- D
New York (A) it :0 3
Boston (N) 10 13 3
Ben“. Johnson. Shocker and
O'Neill. Hellman: Marqu‘rd. Gone-
the size of the man he ethics—illi- .
nois State Journal. ’
FORT MYERS. Flt. March 13—
Philadelphin (A) x C 1 best results.
s a F '- riQ‘ ' »
“ii“ mJL’J VB
.l' ’1‘? "
All ' Steel
fitters-2.1:; ”m "f, Fire proof Garage
Couch. Knight. Belts and Hen—l Built in any number of (-rmv
line; Baumgartner. Harris. Grows
‘. ii:£'artmenzé to
“a "'k‘m- fit property. Ideal for ererf‘flm m rear of
Worker Killed By 3 property in order to obtain rte-m: fym land
Falling Branches ‘ otherwise unused.
“'ATERBL'RY. March 1:.—Giul-i
seppi Cordnni was almost instantly
killed on the new Harwinion roa‘d
at 1:30 o'clock today. when struck
by falling bronchus from nearby
Time payments arranged.
trees. when workmen were cutting, Russell Fros
down a tree. lie was an ump'oye 01" r.
pan 3'.
As a rule. a man mm M judged l»).
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-—Ad\ertisc in the srntlnel for the l
Telephone 789
52 W'est A venue
South Norwalk
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(By 0011M of Greenwich Chamber of Commerce, Barry L. Nada, Secretary).
“One hundred and thirty years ago a small wooden building stood or t t site of
the Slater Building’in Worcester, Mass.
Coolidge, Grocers.
l 1—
ll COOLIDGE and DAWES, GROCERS
. _ The sign over the door “as D2111 e: and
Accounts 1nd1cate that the partnership proved profitable.
Last week Calvin Coolidge and Charles G. Dawes became aSSOCliilml in the
management of the biggest business in the world. Overhead in operatin- 1326 busi-
ness of the United States reaches an Estimate Total of Two Billion (me H111 tired
Million. Coolidge and Dawes plan to reduce overhead by Three Hunch ell llil‘ liTl :‘or
the benefit of United States C Itlzenry, the benefit to be 1n the form of 1 etluml taxes.
price.
. Sweet and Juicy, Dosen
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Saving Three Hundred Million of Taxpayers’ money is a national lesson in mums
well worthy of commendation and imitation.
But true economy does not always consist of spending the least mimics. Buy:-
ing a can of peas Of an unknown brand for a few cents less may really result ll‘; a
waste of money, which is extravagance. The can may contain half water and tire
peas may be poor in quality. Compared with a can of peas of a reliable in :11 t; a "full
packed” can, and peas of high g1 ade and fl avor, the lower priced can gin es \ item-1:
less for your money. It is theiefme ieal economy to consider qualitx :5 mil as
In purchasing groceries in PIGGLY \VIGGLY you can safely 19h w their
quality. The prices also are low because the PIGGLY WIGGLY sv :ten rests the
cost of many clerks. This reduction in overhead expense is passed on to t. t- guzfliic
in the form of low prices for high grade groceries. .
A few sample prices follox, " all groceries are on display and pr iced 13- '.‘1j' my?
_By purchasing from us you get the best 1n qualitv and reduce _\ 0111 gt Ok'ti ~ 1
is a mactical method Of real economy.
PINEAPPLE 031111338 22 c NEW GREEN PEAS
s
FULL PODDBD, Pound .................. 29c
[ Fancy Maine POTATOES A290
1 15 Pounds . .
,, SPINACH Sc“ Carrots. crisp and lmdcr. branch 70
- 4 Pound. for ............. 29c New Cauliflower. fresh and door. :—
Pldls FROM SOUTH FOR N E W
mam 3 250 l
T '5. Fore
PorA'ross 2L 2'2?
Sunlight i Prints l 1( :-1r .-
Brookiield R ton _ 0m 11. :-
Meadow Gold \‘et Weight M
.4. J.
SPERBY & BARNES XXX CURED
Rolled and Boned .
Sweet and Tender Ham 31C lb
N0 Bone—No Waste—Easy to SilCC
.4
PBARSALL’S '
ELGIN NUT ,
MARGARINE c
One Pound Print l
LA CBOY SPROU'I‘S
1 Oz. can ................ . . . . . 23c
“nuance-eunuc- ~ ~ '
hm w .u um... LA CHOY hOODLEs
&m&‘l:= 02. can .......... .......... 23c
LA CHOY BROWN SAUCE
80¢.jar..... ............... 25°
LA CHOY SOY SAUCE fl“,
0:. bottle- . ..... . ........... 33c
. LA CHOYSUBJIUM
’ Oz. can ................ ‘ ..... 29°
LA cuov sraours _ 35c
In 8h“ ssssoesoioashs.snsssoo
ITALIAN Spaghetti Dinnxw: 47c
Merisalco—for four ..........
COFFEE. Bliss—mach lv" 43c
Maxwell House ..............
Y ”B“ 51 c
COFFEE ......... . . ........
CHINESE TEA, La C 110} 13c
21/3 oz. ......... . ............
SALADA TEA 436
1,6 Pound .................. .
LIPTON ’s COCOA 17c
One-half lb .......... .......
Stamford. Conn
Norwalk. Com”
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Norwalk Chronicler