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108 So. Main St
House Painting and
Generates
Antagonism.
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Main St.
South Norwalk
Phone 256
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honor.
D in 11 e r Given” To
Augustus T h o m a s
Marked
“Face the Facts" meetings are be-
coming quite the thing these days
and groups of people who want a
modification or the Volstead law are
organizing them in cities all over the
Night before last one was held in
Hartford and was attended by some
of the most prominent men in the
city. Augustus Thomas, playwright,
was in that city to see the first per-
formance of a new play he is putting
on and a dinnerwas given in- his
, Prohibition rather than tho
theatre became the subject or the
oratory and so the banquet became
spontaneously a "Flee the Fleets"
party.
Contrasting the lesions guarding
of their liberty by the colonists. who
hurled vitupcration against the Con-
, etitution and burned it in the streets
until the bill of rights was added as
' ‘ the 11m ten amendmen . with' the
wanton disregard tor "t es‘e inalien-
able rights“ by reformers. bigots and
hypocrites today. Mr. Thomas spoke
with misgivings of the future.
"If the bill of rights can be
amended we are living on sand. 1!
these rights which are inherent.
which not only-cannot be taken from
us. but restricted politically, then We
haven't any government." he said.
1 . 1 Bill 0! Rights.
“Why was the bill of rights added
as a special part of the Constitution '!
Only because of the fear of the peo-
ple of the provision of easy change
by amendment through a vote of
three-fourths of the states.
"Would the Constitution e1 or have
been adopted it the bill of rights had
been subject to such facile provision
for change? Suppose the articles
read ‘Congress shall make no law
respecting an establishment of reli-
gion—unless threoofourths" of the
states‘so direct.’ 0r. "l‘he accused
shall enjoy the right of a speedy and
public trial—unless three-fourths of
the states think he shouldn't have lt.’
"A document of that frankness,
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STERLING’S
February Furniture Sale
ENDS TOMORROW, SATURDAY, FEB. 27
Do Not Fail To Take Advantage of This Last Day I
And Save 20% To 30% ‘
‘ Buy Now For Present 01' Future Use 1
MERCHANDISE STORED FREE OF CHARGE
FOR LATER DELIVERY
LIBERAL ”case”
STERLING FURNITURE CO.
43-65 No.1 Main St.
Phone 105.
So. Nor-walk
sun mung s11
which is the interpretation put upon
it new by the advocates of the
Eighteenth Amendment. would have
been thrown into the bonfires of the
street. as copies of the unprotected
Constitution were thrown in many
places during the two years of its
tirst discussion.
Question Of Meth0ds.‘
“The difference between the drys
and wets is not one of purpose. but
of method. Every honest patriot
would like to see the nation temper.
ate. but the thoughtful people.
familiar with our country's history.
believe that this mutiliation of the
bill of rights is a forerunner of fur-
ther encroachments‘ already taking
definite shape in fanatical minds.
The state of Jersey passed a. law
abolishing the trial bytiury. Tennes-
see and other states endeavored to
establish the Book 0! Genesis by law.
Unreasonable search and seizure.
against which James Otis protested
valiantly. when the room rang with
cries of treason. is more prevalent
now than it was in those provocative
days before the Revolution. The
idiotic padlock proceedings under
the \‘olstcad 'Act. punishes men
without the boneilt of trial by jury.
"The means is the destruction of
our Constitution and the liberties
which it guarantees and defends.
“The end is a temperance which in
order to be enduring must be gained
by persuasion and not by coercion.
bet 1‘ rechm or “'ill Operate.
"As our greatest American philo-
sopher said. the basic tenet of
morality is liberty of choice.
The sentiments of Mr. Thomas
were supported in speeches by Fran-
cis A. Pallotti. secretary of the state:
Town Clerk John A. Gleason. Ed-
ward M. Day. Colonel Lucius B. Bar-
bour. Thomas J. Spellacy, Robert P.
Butler. Colonel Louis B. Cheney.
Dr. Charles C. Beach. Moder Stanley.
Major Clifford D. Perkins. Rabbi
Morris Silverman. Colonel John 1...;
l‘urceli. Charles C. Hemenway, Ed-
ward \‘V’. Cotter. ”W. A. Sonhoru.
James F. Clancy and Bartlett B.
Minor.
Just as the dinner party assem-
Illihl Otis Skinner joined the party]
for a few moments. congratulating!
Mr. Thomas and expressing regret
that his work made it impossible to
attend the dinner.
GOvcrnor and Mayor Send Mossnga.
Telegrams t‘rom Governor Smit1
of New York. David Eelasco nud‘
Daniel Frohmun, Governor Trumbull, .
J. Henry‘lloraback. Mayor Stevens1
and others were read by the toast-
master. Dr. Henry McMnnus. regret-
ing inability to be present. '
We always wish we were in some '
friend's place without knowing that
then we would be out of place.
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Tomorrow. will begin our final Clearance of all winter and
cloth and fur coats for women, and children. Overcoats for
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Each l-Ias Average Of
90 Per Cent Or
Higher In Subjects
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l“uil«':\\'ing is the scholarship honor
list im- lust semester in the Frank-
lin school:
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Muih Grudu
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Howard Show
i-‘lom Shepard
Yr-lin Sicinhcrg
Norma Taylor
l'ligllth (1mm-
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Hose A‘gmnov
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ivorollly Grecnboru
iirn'moud Gunther
Max Lepofsky
l.‘ii1«.i Kurt's
Sudlc P. adatk
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Emily Wardwcll
Seventh Grade
lda, Alexandri-
l.mn Paris
l'nul Imports
iivrthn lx’irsh
Eliot-11 Mngncr
i-Ithel Nichols
1‘onstunce Ostrandcr
Alice 'l‘uylor.
HONORS
Ninth (irltde
Alllt‘ln-ll liuu111gnrten
Camilla Baxter
llollcf'i Brock
Hum. Cream
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l‘I'nnv- s DurlI-r
54111111111111 Jones
William Leonard
l'.il‘."l Mrszo .
liuth Michaela
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Samuel Dayton
\llvv‘rt I’runks
irving Hanan
Andrew Julius.
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Angeline Morciulu
! ouis Sloiulyera
. lvin Savage
.‘.liidrcd Wilson
l‘!1yllis \\'itlill1gton 1
Willis Young
Ii1-mdorc Zuckormzln
iirlon Tolll
Joseph Fazekus
llildu Dinkou‘llr.
.111na llosmvllcll
Seventh Grndc
Marion Conley
Arnold (fl1n1'iolt
liorothy Desmond
«Thories Harris
Alberta Jones
Margaret liazzi
l-‘iorencc Krone
Margaret Locker
(inure Kovuck
\‘orman lfirncmcr
Arthur Lecmhuis
Churlrs Lre
John Lysobcy
Max Levy .’
illenuor Len-is
i'jdna Levy
Miriam Lowndizs
Thornton Malt-l1
Dario Marrunn
Elinor Metzlcr
Dorothy Mills
Jack Mayer
Morris Robinson
Catherine Raymond
Evelyn Ryan
Leona Rudder
Herman Robinson
Theresa. Savage
Margaret Szeiidr1;.
Anna Stanish
Mildred Shepard
Joseph Toth
Steve Toth
i-s‘ourn 'NORWALK, 'co'm't
Elizabeth Warso
L‘arl Wilkens
llelen Seendrcy
llarry Heitman
Margaret chny
M
li'IAA'l‘ FOOT CAUSE.
NEW YORK. Dr. Joseph A. in-
tozlund. p1eslrlent of the Pedes-
lrhms Research Association. claims
that 90 per cent. of the present-
day foot trouble is caused by too
much Churioston dancing .
Slittiltfihli'l‘ll MANAGER.
NEW HAVEN. Conn—A wom-
an's manugcnu-nt of Yale commons
111.15 been so successful that Miss
(fora Colburn, who worked out the
experiment for n, cafeteria for stu-
dents, has been made director of
‘ PAGE THREE
Felts—Silk and Straw Combinations
Season’s Most Fashionable Millinery
ROBERTS ”1 N03“ MAIN eraser
SOUTH NORWALK
Winter Shoes Built for Riggcd Service
Winter weather is the real test of shoe quality. and the
sturdily built styles we 'ro featuring 11 ill defy any winter
weather.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
Yale University dining halls.
81 WASHINGTON BT. SOUTH NORWALK
Phone 621 Prompt Delivery
GEHEBE’S
“It‘s Here If It's Housewnrc"
DinnerWa
HOW About Some
New China 1
This is a splendid time to come
in and select new china. for your
dinner service. a breakfast or tea
~zet. or to match up your present
set. for not only are we showing
much that is quite new in pretty
patterns-but prices are attractive-
ly offeredon standard patterns
33 Washington Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
For
Selectivity
and ,
Clarity $160.
of Tone Lou
. Accessoriu
Ins1de or
Outside
Antenna
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CONVENIENT
mm. THE STUDWELL PIANO CO.
“Pianos of Quality Since 1875”
68 No. Main St. Phone 126 South Norw all.
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... Puritan Ham . . . . . .. lb. 35c Smoked Shoulders .. lb. 21c 3.
.g. S1nc'la1r Bacon . . . . . .. ..... lb. 29c Fancy Sliced Bacon lb. 45c .5.
... Puritan Pure Lard .. 4 lb. pail 95c Florida Oranges doz. 39c o1.
0? ‘Cahforma Lemons doz. 39c Fancy Spinach peck 29c 9:0
‘3‘ Yellow Turmps . . . . . . . . .. peck 35c Onions .......... . . . .. .. 4 lbs. 25C '2’
:3: Parsmps . 3 lbs. 25c Washed Carrots .. . .. 4 lbs. 25c ‘3’
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..E. Lettuce 2 for 25c Campbell’s Soups 3 for 25¢ .3.
e?’ FlorIda Grapefruit .. . . .. 5 for 25c Jello, assorted .. . . . . . . .. 3 for 25c eie
10:0 Campbell’s Beans . . .. 3 for 25c Kellogg’s Cornflakes 3 for 25c 0:0
3:0 Pink Salmon, tall cans . . 2. ’for 25¢ 10-lb. kit New Mackerel . $2.50 ‘?
:3: Confectwnery Sugar 3 for 25¢ Strictly Fresh Eggs doz. 45c ‘3'
‘3. Tangermes . ...... . . . . doz. 30c R. & R. Broth 2 for 25c :3:
% Bunch Carrots 3 for 25c Pea Beans ....... . . . . . . . 3 lbs. 20c 3.
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: Sliced Blackberries Pcnrs largo Cherries Pineapple :
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:3: Grapefruit Hancock Del Monte Pumpkins or nonem Cut .3.
3 Hearts | Spinach Asparagus Squash Sauerkraut Beans ‘3‘
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g. 3 cans rec 3 cans title :1 cans two 3 cans 59c cans 39c .3.
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:8: FruitSalad................4cans$1.00 Applesauce..................3cans 506 :3:
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:3: Benefit Peas, Corn or Tomatoes .. . .. 2 cans 25c 6 cans 75c ::
é. Genuine New Orleans Molasses, packed in gallon jugs $1.59 ..
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.z. Benefit Succotash .... . . . . . . . .. 3 cans 59c Fort Hubert Lima Beans ..... 3 cans 59c ::
.3, Seedless or Pnffed Raisins . . . . . 2 for 251: Sunsweet Prunes ........ 2 lb. pkg. 29c ”
,3. Libby’s De Luxe Plums 3 cans $1.00 clover or Magnolia 11111: 7 cans $1.00 "
.3, Bcclnnan’s Best Blend Ooil‘ee . . reg. 48¢ Oleverdale Evaporated Milk . 12 cans $1.19
.3 Value.......... ..... 51b3.ion$206 QuartJarOocoa..... ..... .........29c ’3‘
3’ Qt. Jars Dill or Sweet Pickles ....... 39c New Pack Shrimp ........... 3 cans 591: ‘f
’3’ Benefit Sliced Beets, large 3 cans 59c Paton’s Orange Blossom Honey 29° N
“ Hancock Golden Bantam Corn . 3 cans 591: Walnut Meats ........... . lb. 59c N
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eze Sunshine Krispys 4 lb. carton 6911 Reynolds Native Honey .. 16 oz. jar 40c .3.
co Campfire Marshmallows 11.. 39c, 11 lbs. $1.75 Fig Bars or Ginger Snaps ..... 2111.1. 25s .3.
3. Something New, Mustard Horse- Macaroni ........... 3 lb. pkg. also ,3,
.. ......... jar 15¢ Kirimmn'sSoap............17t'or$1.00 .3.
1,. Kirlnnan'sOleanser........... 6for25c Soap Ohips ..................4for 251: 3
.3, KirkmansPowder 6for260 ToiletPaper..................Bfor50c :3:
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