Eli‘lillhi 1
N )‘ier Mill]
.. however,
”0.192U.
PRES. SilillIDGE PROMISES U. 8.
NM. ASSIST
BUSINESS TO
CONTINUE ITS PROSPERITY
Tells N. Y. S‘tatc (‘bambcr of Commerce Gov-
ernment Will Not
Interfere With Legiti-
mate Tradewls for World Court—Tells of
Tax Cuts
.‘JIZ\\' \"t’iliK. .\'o\_ 230 (.\l'i.-wltl-
tI‘rprntlua his illllllllll' towutd hurt-
IIt-Sn. l‘l‘t'sltlt-nl t'uulidtzo in an ad-
III‘Iscs last night at tho annual han-
ttut't mi ”1" Ncw Yorlt State ClIaIIIht-r
of Commcrcc. apptnicd for a hcttI-r
and more e:.\'InpatlIctic understand-
III:.; by the i.lU\'tllillil at of the com-
illi'l’t‘ltll woz'hl‘.‘ prohluntx and by bus-
fncsn mcn of tin at‘t'ait's of. Izovcru-
IIII~II.‘.
'“ in ii I- I’""J\llililltlil c-nII r. 1 tho itch]
.Ii' l-I..~tuv. A III: II it.- twat rcsnurces."
he Raul. .l'\ I It --IIdI ucy to cxttm.
.‘I:}.II‘II iIII-tt'Ici-sncy. lint hating
ti‘ 1‘ . l'i crmh all competitors
‘nltu .. - - tiosixt the door of opportII-'
illi‘.’ and Icualts in Ittoropolt‘.”
hitting his spigvclt the i't‘t‘nidcnt
l‘I‘lH‘l'let‘l his. liI'IiI-I' that more must
in as tt ought to ho. t‘or llllihl‘ who
how the gt'cntor authority ought to
burn tho greater knowledge.
“lint it is my own iirmcr convic-
tion that tho welfare of our country
could he very much advanccd
through a hcttcr knowlodgo by hoth
of those partica of tho. nItIltiinld
prohlcnts with which t-aI-h has to
dcal."
l-Imphusizinglthc “desirability of
tho laItzvst possihic indepcndonccbo-
tucon Govctnmont and business." the
llixocutlw cxprcsucd the opinion that
"'t‘m' ll
ought to ho sovereign in its
own ophort‘." “'hcn government
(‘timf‘s unduly under the inilucnco ot‘
luminous. ho. added. tlIc tcndency in
[to tl"‘.‘0li'ii) an administration Which
.“ciortos the door of opportunity; IW-
it CC’IltIIIIlli‘tl (IIi‘III‘! toward (iovorn-lcomraa narrow and soilinh in its out-
:Ittrl cftitII-ncy with
i:li'lf
. twin: tion‘.
Il '.ll '
. -t“()t‘t(1lll)‘
i'iix
I'cncy can he acwd'nplishod without
:I dciinitu :tdinstmcut (.i‘ the militia
Ilwcd by various nations; abroad to
tho;- Iinitrd Statw. and adwcatmi
.1 now .I\Incrican adhcsion to tho
World Court protocol. '
Dcclarint: that tho Amorican fore.
i'athcrs were. \riso in making Wash-
ington the political cantor of the
hation. lcavim: Now York to dcvclop
as tho husincsn metropolis. Mr.
Coolidge said that this arrangcmcnt.
had rcsullcd in ono im-
portant (“Still\'Ilnllth‘——“Illt‘ possibil-
it,\' that othrcwiso luminous and gov-
t-rnmcnt might haw had a licttor
understanding of ouch othcr and
been loss liltloy to dcvclop mutual
misupprchcnsions anti suspicious."
“If a contest could he held to do-
tormino how much those who are
really prominent in our t’iot'I-rumcnt
llfo know about business and how
much those who am: really promi-
nent in our liusiIII-ss lii- know about
Hovcrnmcnt.” r-ontinncd the i'rcsi—
dont. “it is my tirm conviction that
tho prizc would be awarded to those
who are in (lovcrnmc; t. litc. This
IIloolt.
-. oxtncizscd I
I‘d-i tho that no pvrtnancnt statiili-Ifiolid progress has been made. in the
nation of Europcan finances and cur-IIlorclopIucnt of
particularly in its rclatiou with tho.
and rcsnltn in an ollnnrchy.”
“ith a declaration‘thut Ical and
Allit‘l'lt‘llll huslncss.
Government. the l‘rcsidcnt t-tuid
thorn was hood {or t'urthcr improvo-
mom in transportation facilities lny
dcvclopmcut of inland \I'atcrways:
lli"(’tl t'or railroad consolidations:
need for improvemt’nt of railroad
terminals for more economical dis.
trihntlon of cotumoditics in congest-
cd contors: necd for still grcatcr ex-
trusion or clcctritication; nocd for
reorganization of govcrnmcnt. and
nccd rot fuIthcr ct‘t‘urt against “all
catcgoties pt “unto \Ihiclt tho Do-
pattmcnt of Contmt‘t‘co has Inumctv
atcd and so actitoh attacked."
'I‘ho AIIIcricnn policy toward hust-
Itcss. Mr. Coolidgc ansortcd, has
Irccn to cherish tln- goncral structure
of husincss while holding its avo-
nucn open to tho. widest competition
no its opportunitlcn and hcnotitn
might ho given the lil’mltlvfil possi-
hlc participation.
“While it is trap that tin: gov-
t‘l'lllllt‘lll ought not to ha and is not
committed to ccrtaiu mcthoos of ac-
quisition which. whilc partaking~ of
thc nature of unfair practiccn try
to IIqutht-ratiu uhdcr titc gunu- ol'
huunIcsa.” he added. “tho gonru
taunt is and ought to ho lllol'ttllglol1l
I) committed to unity endotnm
l ptoducttou and distribution “hit it i.
It'nllll'itl i0 tn: duulgnatcd as liltt
huntncuu. ’l‘tIoIsu who art- so tn
gagcd. int-Itcnd ot' rcgnrding tho ttm
Ullllllt ut .Is their opnouI hi and up
Duty, ought to Ictgard it as their \l-
tlgtlant supportcr and trim-.nd "
In his discussion of tin
t0I cinu
tinned his conviction thut‘ loanH
tthould not ho Inadu by tho United
States or by American bunkers whcn
the quncy advanced is used for
maintenance of great armies and nu~
riot-I.
"Lonnr." he contcnded. when mind
"in ways that are not, productive,
likc the Inalntcnuuco ot‘ gt‘vnt Initi-
tary cutalilishtncnts or to Inoct muni-
oipul expcntliiltrct! which should oi-
thvr ho elltninntcd hy gm'crumout
I-conomy or supplicd by taxation, do
not umwtlr to Hort-e a useful nur-
posc and ought to'bc discourutzcd.”
"Our bankers,” he conttnncd.
"have a great. deal of rcaponnlhilih
in relation to the soundness at llii‘St.
loans whcn they undortakc to in-
vest. the savings of our country
abroad. 1 should rottrct very much
to ace our posHt-ssion ot‘ resourcon
which aro aruilulilc to mcct hccdn
in Vill"l countries he the cans.-
ueas ionatd us.‘
Near tho cud of his Inw-parcd :Id-
dIcHs the lIwidI III IOIItHllii'l on tho
Iuout:
"“1111 our alrrady I‘llOl‘lliOllH
constantly iucrcusing
abroad. there are constantly
initiating rcasons why “'0
Hignit'y
Inanent L'ourl ot‘ lutertuttiottnl Jilli-
“Cu.
to avoid all intcrt’crcnco in the po-
and
IN‘CII-
no mote rcassutihp; uctlon titan tllI
dcclaration oi Anitrita that it “llll
\Iholo- IIonItediy win with othcrn in
the summit of the tribunal for tho
administration of international jut.-
tico which thcy have crcatcd.
"1 can conct in) or nothing that
no could do. \tlIich inmhcs assum-
hit: so to“ ol llr'ItlonH on Oil] paIt
that \tould in-
much value to tho. world.
Its practical ntt‘cct. which might ho
somcwhat small, it would haw a
silllllllt‘llllll ot‘tcct, which would lw
ttcmcndous. It would hc public
notice that thin cum-mono influrnccu
of our country worn to be cast upon
rs ot' ch'ilization. It would ho thc
Iwglnning nt‘ :1 III‘ w world spirit.“
FANCY QUALITY
No. 3 Can
Atlas Brand PUMPKIN i
Del Monte RAISINS
2 cans 25C l'i‘ieeded or Seedless 2 packages 25C
YELLOW CLING
Parkiield PEACHES
large‘)
can20ci
Sunsweet PRUNES
2 lb.
carton
23c
_ i
Til E EVENING
ITRIAI. 0F SIX
tutti prohimn. the l'I'cHidcut I-c.It-}(‘ et
I
tilt .
f \\ IllluIII l‘..
any mntilntnt of raw or an IitIIdll- l m‘ n h m 10' l the ..mmmmm that
lllal'tty lI'ud nothing; to do with tilt in
tin: hi and it uh] Iotnpanion in said . ..
i
llllt toms]
i
i
should '
our ntihernucu to tho I'Ir-
_ that
Mindful at our dctcrnIiIuItion'
litical affairs. which do not «fathom NI! H“. “mum Inch 1.1”)...” in in...
nu. of otlIcI nations 1 can think of ”with.
i
i
-l
likcly to prom (It sol
Ucynnti "
the shin 01' tho cnlitzht'unlnt: promos-1
I
inn moans
‘rcturnvd in NH home
i
i
I ..3 tlII‘
. lll‘lytiltt‘.
. Young t'aIuIy.
1:: ll‘ll tu‘IIId hunt, liu
’i.~~m to it.
ZNUEEICAN OFF
Candy -
l
Carmen Assorted i
chocolates l
Chocolate Creams . .
Mints, After Dinner . 1b. 19c!
Special Offer!!
2 pkgs. Atlas Mince Meat and 1 pkg. Grandma’s Flaky Pie Crust
1b. box 39c
lb. 29c
Now you can make
livttulnr
- Fruits—Nuts
FANCY EATING APPLES
ORANGES
GRAPEPRUIT
l CRANBERRIES
Layer Pig's
No. 1 jar
a real mince pie in a jiffy
Price 48c
Cluster Raisins pkg. 330
Heinz Fig Pudding . can 43c
Heinz Mince Meat
Nana Such Mince
Holiday Goodies
Dromednry Dates .. pkg. 21c
lb. 250
..... 39c
390
m“ I
i
hromotlnry Citron .. 4-01. pkg. 210 \Ynync County SW00! Cid" I
lh'ouicdary Lemon including jug, gal. 59c; ié-gnl. 3M-
l'i‘dt .. --------- 4‘01 pkg. "’0 Ruppcrt's Bct‘crngcs . . -l hots. 23c Easy
liromcdary Orange .
1 rot-I, tan. pkg. 150 Canada Dry Ginger.
JeEE'O lirmncdary (‘txrnanuh Ml‘. (SN‘ifll lll‘ii'i‘) 3 hots. 5'00 1
Il'"’- pkg. ----- - --------- 170 (‘llcquot Club licrcragcs . hot. 131' Pud' I
..r' ' u n - S \ . .2.- u — . .
EE(,,.S\\(‘(E Crnubctr.‘ autc, (an .K Silvcr king Gingcr Ale, bottle 130 d.
Atlas Apple Sauce ....... can lac “lg
Assorted ,mmmmm mm mm Grape Juice. qt. 45c; pt. am it
Flavors (‘hcrrics .............. 3-07.. 150 Fig Bar ‘‘‘‘‘‘ i ......... ll). ‘5‘.
.‘laraschino Style _ . '
(‘lIcrrics . ........... 8-01. 35c Jolly Tarts """ ' """ u" 20" Pilddmg :
‘ chm-lot Currant-4 ...... . pkg. 20c Coconnut Delights ..... '. lb. 20c Chocolate 1
3 Golden Vine Raisins, ~1-uz. pkg. 5c Bells l’oultry Spugnnlng . can [no Flavor 7
“:“lm 1'3""? -------------- I" if Kitchen Bouquet ....... bottle rm- 1
.- t as reserves ........... nr ' l c
j 0 “0an Baking Powder . . 12-01. 47c
Pkgs. Goldcn Blossom lloncy. can -tic
lt-li Olive 0" . _ _ . _ __ Ié'l’i- 30.. Good Luck Pic Filling pkg. 13c i
t‘nlii‘. Prunes 40-50 ...... . lb. l5t' _ Nut-0a ............ . ..... . lb. 32C l
25c GRAND}: OLIVES Atlas Coffee ........ . ll). tin THC PRES. l
l’laln . . . . . . . . . . . a-oz. bottle 20c Maxwéll House Cofloe, 'b- tin 55° l
I-Ium 12-02. bottle 30c nounnu Rusk .......... pkg. Me i
htul‘l‘od . . . .. . . .. 4-01. bottle 200. . c
smiled ...... s-oz. bottle 33c "03"“ ”0559"" ------- 3 l‘kSS- 25“
Stuffed ....... .. 10-01. bottle 39c llclnz Sweet Pickles, lac. bot. 38c
Satin Finish—Pure M
“in“... ..... .15 4%
Hard Candy . ..... 1b. 25cl80ft Shelled Almonds. lit-49° None Such Mince pkg c i
Mason Mints or Peaks, ea. 5c :Brazil Nuts . ~ . . . . lb. 250 erfilglgntillludding I 25c ‘ l
Hershey Milk- or Mixed Nuts . . . . 7 . . . lb. 350 EN: é tgum' Pillmiilié‘ ' 29" l
AlmondBars......ea.5c Walnuts...........lb.39c No.2tin ..... .4‘ic l
l lights.
{not on] of his nun-é brother.
who “as in is tmttlc~ in its
“ct-ks.
' as :I
. lIcrc
our 1mm!
that he keeps unusually busy as in'
HOME YOUTHS
IS POSTPONED
Continuances in'
Westport Court On
(“barge of Beating
Stand Owner
Not'. 'Ji'.- .\II of llli“
\\' i-‘.>I I’HIIT.
t-IX XIII-walk ."Itlllli: llll‘ll who “0"“
arroatud hurt-I l.III' l:t.~t Saturdny
night by Ninth l'tlllt'l‘lllt‘ll who an-
swcrod a. riot call from the. road
stand or lit-I-licI-t liccrs. wcru KI'I‘HII'
id t'I’IIItiIIIInII-ws for two works in
Town i‘IIIlI‘I ,\"~iI-|'Il:l.". i'UlIl‘t Ol'l‘l-
rials inlimattd that tlu- chartzcs
'ilglllltt tho r1).- ::I'Iu-:I.I \\lll not'
lilth ITS M"i'itlii:~' HS “it” ill
thought lilii‘hllilt' and lllllt'
against. thI'In in said to In}
hands of tho Stain.
’i‘ho nocIISI-d arc:
nIIII- ()‘titudi'. .lill‘tll‘s lit-again.
SIII):I~"I\\IIIII .li‘lllllfi .l. (ioldt‘ick
Iltl:'II\. live 0i
.loha Nolan. lin—
Carl
and I
Ito haw I-\i‘l.|llltll that ahc prttcni.‘
Wotll t‘ourt issue \IIlh this slim-1‘." ”1h“. “um lI- mink hm. HM" and i .
I .il‘llt'lplillli: in tho diuturhanu.
iIIIs. \\ ho c lainitd to ham
:Itl.II Itrd II}: tip-I nix np-n. nppcarod
at IlII 'i‘otIII llali shortly licl'oro
twwri. opt-no.1,
of III“ tight. Stntc l'ollcnmcn Em
Illt‘cl’fl Is not :Ihio to idI-ntli'y
sir: Invn liltll\ltlll:lll_\’ no
actually say ,iust what
any of tho
that ho can
’l‘tn- slated
l'fot Him. .I. ",i_\
MISSING G I.’S
FATHER GETS
livurinu i«. now
llII. ll.
N0 NEW CLUEs
I"I‘it‘.\. .\'. \'.. NOV. 3“
.ItltIIt‘kt ll. i‘til'iittl. i':IIl:I'I‘ 'll .\llI‘-' M.‘
(‘nt'lmtt‘ mixsimz Smith t'ulit-go .lllll~
ior, last ulaht statcd that no III-wt
or dctiutto clam: had tit-on t'occxlrcd
al-oul hiH dnnghtvr. lint. hopo ‘3 ivy
ahaudonod. Mr. Corbett ‘
yentcrtluy.
than any-
Iho cause
t.\I').---
.‘lt‘litrll llllli-ss.
thins: wish.
rathcr
in :lta'l'llwtl its
‘t‘ot' tho tll‘iilttlit'tildllt‘t" of tho :Oung.
I\|l|lllilll.
phy-iciana cxpiain, at'tt-r cx- ‘
:IIIIiInIIloII of :I lt’i‘lfllhy letter written
lty tht- air! to Mr parcuttz. Tho $1.-
l‘t‘\\’.’ll'll HIT-‘I‘l‘tl hr .\ir. L'orhctt
h:.- lit," n dupositml with Ihn llama-f-
:ll.lI' Ifouuty 'l‘I'III-t t'umpauy tit’t
.\'I-IIII:IIIIp‘uII. .‘l.i‘~l-..
_\i t in :u-- II.
it ‘0
TO FIGHT IN
IIOLYOKE, MASS. ;
Young: Mulligan. Nornalh‘s pI-Idv;
tutu d :II‘I"llfl. lcit today lur;
\\‘hcru ho \\lll iIlI‘II ’
of Now llcdtord. In;
\\1IS
.\iunat!vr
.‘.I:I~;.\..
itt‘t‘tlill— ‘
pautI-d by Ida William
Smith.
Tm: Is Yours:
litIllI in .‘ult'\".t‘lt‘l:~'ti?:'
as ho tannin .litwiur‘ ltyan. oI‘ lins-
ton i‘t't‘t‘llIlV in l‘IIIsfi- it)" and “on.
F-IIIlliL'an‘a >.-.‘ond ‘
HUI \ .\\l\i S (Hit-\‘Hll‘
l.l‘.\'Ilt,if\'.- IIIHIIILIIch to lIIItttr
tlt‘lilt‘étllt‘. conditiom. liritirh “much
how formed a l‘I'iiiHlI lltdl~c\\l\<‘.\'|
Axum-lotion to :Iccotnpiiih “hat titc
tqucIntutnt has i;! H d In no .\t tip-
tir: t Inc-(tint: it a: Is in: Mid 'hat Iht
only “1) to soitc in‘ i-roid III oi
domestic S"i'\lt‘t‘ w.t.~' In to In; idcal-
SI‘II'N 0.\' SW!
l.I .‘(t‘t)1,.\',
llll\li"l‘.
liltuland. - - illsutllmul
tramp. a young; man “aim-d
Scunthorpc to a \iilagc ll'.ll'
to watch his :uI'mthctzrt and
('St hot tidclity whilv IIhI' an: on a
iholitlat cxcursion. ltta licltavior
made a. policeman suutviI-Iouw, lint his
story pt‘m'cd to .lJ'.‘ trnc.
I
fI'HIII
One a Week
a“
BEVNY ALGEB '
..ih-nny Aim-r. youthful (‘nlll‘mnla'
m-Itmclght. differs [rum most "I
lopnotch puglllsts lnv
ttsllulffer. Over a stand- or 15
He's now out to bum-r the
Bill) . .
mnny‘
SENTIN ..r— SO. NORWAIK. CONN.
I‘Atill II‘IVI‘.‘
tirst . “.
i-t’idotu'ul ‘
III IllI.‘ ‘_ _.
thI-i
men '
Mill bcarlng cvldcnru: .
:II.'coI'ditI-: to. '
in tin) wuh ‘ '
NE
Petroleum Co. Inc., of Norwalk located at
The Western
School and Jefferson streets, Norwalk oneblock down School Street
all Main street, will be Open to Stay Open Tomorrow November
list. As a Retail and Wholesale Station Selling Gasoline and Oils
to the public. We regret in not being able to give our patron-
age service from our original Oncning Date. But a local Candi-
tion heldus up. Matters have been straightened out, and the 3th
tion will be open for Basic 985 I starting tomorrow and will s we
the public with Quality and pi ice.
GOEi'
Including Ta‘x
November 215:.
WESPECO GAS A N D
OIL 15 OF THE FIN-
EST QUALITY OUR GAS
BEING SOLD. THRU THE
FRY GUARANTEE v1.
SIBLE PUMP. YOU SEE
WHAT YOU ARE GET.
TING IN QUANTITY As
WELL As CLEARNEss
AND THE QUALITY or
OUR PRODUCTS WILL
SPEAK FOR ITs SELF.
OUR MOTTO AT ALL
TIMES WILL BE QAUL-
TY PLUS SERVICE.
WE ARE ALSO IOE-
EERs FOR THE VACUUM
OIL C0. SELLING GAR-
UOLE MOEILOILs AND
KEEPING A STOCK ON
HAND AT ALL TIMES.
WE WORK HAND IN
HAND WITH THE VA-
CUUM OIL CO. AND
DELIVERIEs ARE MADE
WITHIN A FEW DAYS
FROM OUR STORE-
HOUSE AT SCHOOL AND
JEFFERSON STREETS,
DEALERS MAY PLACE
THERE ORDERS WITH
. THE MOBILE SALESMAN
OR WITH OUR OWN
REPRESENTATIVE FOR
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
THRU - THE WESTERN
PETROLEUM CO. INC.
Norwalk Chronicler