1 Speed
, as. wear ava. ‘
Ha. Won Favor
NEW LINE
. —9f~--
Beautiful Stationery
All colors and styles with
beauiiiul linings
DONNELLY’S
So. Norwalk - Westpor’i
. VESTA
i’olleyl Refrigerating
& Supply (‘0.
OIL BURNERS
Monroe St. 80 Norwaili
N U M 0 S S
for Colds and
. Bronchial Coughs
One dose hits the spot.
Borne. without, injury to the
most delicate stomach.
Sold Only by
PlalSted Drug Store
M3 Washington St.; So. ‘Norwalli
to
We Are Our 0in Whole.
Balers and Retailers of
QUALITY (inocuaiiza
A. F. Backmann Co '
Waahington St. raw 3565
South Norwalk ‘
New Oldrmobile Siy‘
.More Beautiful
Better Performance
Lower P-rict
On Display
-~ Maori noun
9 B. It. Ave. So Norwalli
l’lmne drill
Passenger
Wagons RE Oar:
REPAIRING AND ()VI‘IRHAIIIJNI.
.PAB’I‘S AN" Ai‘l‘ESSURIES
‘ HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE co.
I... Wagner. Branch Mn.
NOBWALK
SEH-Vlt‘lt' sra'rioiv ennui. mil
i
New Willys-Kni-ght 70
Beats Santa Fe Flyer
”......—
Driving against time. the hard»
.‘fll kind of rpeed test for man or
item. a in... \\'liiys.l<nlght Hill "to"
rcm-ntly established a speed record
between Chicago and Knusua i'lty
ihni ont-dl'itances tile dt'l\iiig time
of the lush at Santa Fe flyor between
these two cities.
in just 13 hours and 50 minutes
from the time the new \Vlllys-Over-
lurid product, left Chicago it drew up
to the. curb in Kansas City. having
covered the MO miles at on aver-
age driving rain of 41.22 miles per
hour. The. elapred driving time be-
tween the. [no cities was lowered by
a wide margin in the run durlllil
which the new "Seventy" Wiiiya-
Knight averaged two miles per hour
faster than the crack Santa I’ll Fly-
-~r between these towns. The liver-
'lue speed of the express train in
39.22 mifen per hour for the run
during which they travel only 451.!
miles cr 118.9 mi'ca less than the
car. was forced to go.
S'omo outstanding features mark
‘lie pcrformancea cf the new Willy's-
Klilglll Six “70" which was (”in oi
‘he most popular cars displayed dur-
inltr the automobile. chew acllson. A
total of only 3i gellora of nann—
llne was consumed during the. en—
tire 570 mi‘e trip. all average of
l6.7ii milt‘s t0 the gallon. This is an
unusual milearxo mark bet-auto of
'he co‘d wrathcr and the speed at
which the car was forced to trawl
‘lilr‘ng the run. .
The, new speed record, which es-
'iihlished t‘m- \‘l'illys-Kniuhi Six "70"
in tho lll"li rank of performers. who
"ct by Joseph l”. Holzmark. pl-eai
"cut of the l-lolzmcrk Motor (.‘oin—
nany, Willya-Oi'erlacd dealer in
Kansas City. Wl‘h. Mr. llolzmark
on the. run wail Milton Bergel. cf
Chicago. who acted as of'lclal time.
"emu-i- dur’nu tho speed run.
I
Knighted
if"
Because his weather advice has
greatly aided Norwegian explorers,
Charles F. Marvin. U. S. weather
bureau chief. has been decorated by
Norway‘s kins as "Knight of the
First Class of the Royal Order of
St. Olav."
I.I2‘.\i'l‘il
silMlltA
\\‘Aill<.‘
Ai'WA’I‘HI‘t KENT
-iUI'I-:li llit'l‘lmliYNF It 0. A
'RAoio
Convenient Termi
STUDWIIIIJ i'lANil c0
08 No Mario M
Phone in so Norman.
,.
.Mmé.’ Jeannette
56 South Main Street
. South Norwalk. Conn.
NOW SHOWING .
[THE NEW SPRING SHADES.
“TRIMFI'I‘” Full Fashioned
S l L K H O S I E R Y
$1.39 ‘ m" -
Beauty. Service and unusually Low Price are the three
outstanding features of _this hose.
rayon SILK UNDERWEAR
V EBTB
\ l . llll
enema
$1.50
amounts
$1.75
White, l’lllli, l'cneh. Orchid
Tau mimic scams
Wdtson—Parker Rail ‘
Bill N 0w Before Senate
”...—.-. .~.--—.—.._—.._ ._
Designed To Promote Peace In Railroad In-
dustry——What It Provides As Substitute
For Railroad Labor Board.
Norwalk railroad
much interested ill the Watson-
l’orimr railroad bill which passed
the lioulio of livprt-aetitutivel. 881‘
to 13 early this week tliid in ex-
pected to get early eoliiiderutlmi in
the Senate. Proponents of the nth
[“0“ are very
Treasury Balance
\VASHINGTUN. Tlliii'i‘ll Inw-
I'iiiirll llill‘h lulu-nil uv |v||i
ancc at clone of business Aim-ell
3 was ”46.945.749.
promise that when (-ilt.‘Cll\u it will
do away \\llll railioad atriltol.
A summary of the hill lollow':
1. in is made lilo ditty of all
railroad managers and employcel
io eiei‘t eitry rliluoilublo eil'ori to
make and maintain nurtellienie.
2. All disputed Bliiill be consid-
ered til-st in (‘Oilftl'l‘llctt between
i-tpi-eaeutativen (lt.'Bl'-:liliii‘d and au-
thorized so to colll'l-r respectively
by tho carriers and by llll' «tuployt-n
iliei't'oi ltltcrtntld lll‘ lilo dispute,
ii. lil'l)l‘.’lil‘lliiiUVi‘a Hllilll ho‘
deniirnuted in such manner as the
parties ,tliiuliuelvea edit-ll ill'lil‘lllIIlIl
“ivltlio..t lllli'l'l'il‘i‘lit‘t" inilueiit-e or
(Ui'l'CiUll l‘.\\l‘Llii\tl by t-llhur party
our the aeiborgunizcd or deangilu-
tion of repreuenltiilws by the
other."
i. Disputes between employeisl
and employs are divided into three
climate: i:|)——lll.lpuii‘:i our grit-\-
uucts or the iiitul‘l.int..tiw:lil or up-
pilC.lili)ll. oi‘ i|l{l‘L‘(‘llll iiili: tillmlliu-
puteii over proposed changes in
iluteoiiieilta Colii‘i ruin; tattoo of pay.
rules at working conditioner; (o)-—
All other (Lamina,
l»‘o.iit ol' l’rweduru
All deputies must no connld-
cred first in innit relive. but it not
selth-ti lu eoilftlxuoe nlirputen in
t'liitsrs ii and 11 tin: t'illl~l|l"i'l.’1l lit-
let'tiy by tho Iovl-illmvnt litiill‘tl of
Mediation. Disputes in Class A. it
not auitltd in (‘Oliltri‘lN'Lh must be
i‘L‘ltll'l‘Ctl to tilt nlllllflllllrill bout-ii
and are only ("Ullnlilt'riftl by the
llOill'tl of Mutilation if not iitclded
by the AdJliSiillil‘tL Board.
6. lio.rds oi iidjuatlllcnt must
be cr'cattd bv ugrtvuleiit. which
may be: h l.\\t't‘li an iiid.viduul enr-
rlt-r and its elnployen. or l)L'lWl‘tn a
group of eur.itr.i and i'llililil) evil, or
between all the. carriers and their
t illployt a.
7. 'ilie hill providra for a ma-
chillery or collir..ct and adjusdutui
ilctwotn the p.il'll€.‘l. but also leaves
them tree to set up ‘ ucli iliachln~
t'r)’ of contract and tl.,lliitmt>nt' iii»
lhty may mutually winbitnli.” it.
however. they are unable to settle
their dlt't'tl‘eilccs either under the
machinery provided in the bill or
an altei-nativo machinery agreed
upon. either party may invoke. the
aid of the Board of Mcdiution——a
piihllc hody~or the Board of Medi-
iitlon ril'ly intervene of its own illo-
tion. in order to promote the public
interest. in the settlement of dia-
nuts.
8. A Board of Mediation is cre-
ated. compared of five members up.
painted by 'the President. by and
with the advice and consent of tho
Stiiaie. with the dilly to intervene
at the request of either party or on
its own motion in any unsettled dis-
pute, whether it he a (Class A)
dispute not decided in conference
01' by the appropriate adjustment
heard or a dispute 0\'t'l‘ changes in *
rates of pay. rules or working con.
ditions (Clons It) or (ill) other 'dls-
pute (Class P) not milled in con—
ltrence. ‘
5.
President May intervene
9. It the Board of Mediation isf
unable, to cause a nettll‘ment it
must try tn induce the parties to
agree to arbitration.
ill. Itcards' of arbitration are.
then called in. An arbitration
award shall be made the Judrment
of the court. which shall be final.
ii. In the event that a-dispiite
la not retried uudv-r the foregoing
‘4‘
The widow of Anatole France. fa-
mous French Writer. is soon to
marry a butler. accord‘ng to an-
nounccmcnt at Paris. She herself
was a domcatic before. she became
the wife or the noted author.
substantially
.".ir Henry Luna.
cits and hotels,
__ __.____..—_. ..., .. ....
provisions of tho bill it ix )l‘illitlfitld
that tho ilourd of Mediation, if in
its Judgment tile Illr-[illlt- ti whom.
to interrupt “commie
commerce. alulil notily lll- l'rmi.
dent. who is authorized, ill in.» dis-
crctlou. to en lZLI‘ :i board to lulu-nil-
ltuio and report to tho l‘rtaitilmt
within thirty days.
It is also provided that
ereatlon or sot-ii ii norlrd,
lli'i tile
.‘ll'li for
thirty diva ilitei‘ ll. hast llilllli‘ it-.- re-
port ill the
eoiidltiom.
shall be m:
oontroveray.
ights War
President. ilo ill’liiL'tI of
eicept by .‘l 'll rrmr-nty
.1lt' ll: tlli- [Jill'lliu 4... ”...
F
tilled lfi‘iii her.
who amassed ti fortune of iii:iv-.y niil.
ions of dollars from his lf‘vlll’lrl unen-
as given all but
52.500,000 of his rioy to he ile ll in
in effort to outlnt war. in is limlt'
'ng a speaking tour of this I'rytiniry
explaining how he wants to she unity
among the churches and coreor.)
among the nations.
"Ii
King Men Bow
(Continued From Page (Joel
was the heat political job in Fair-
ilt'iil County. l\ii‘.'i30iiilor lulhi ht:
wanted it. Mr. itorubliek auld ht!
Could not have it. So llilior nan ilill
atruuiu lliut lionio of" tho leudltiu
lawyers of the plate were roiiiiiieil
to go to WitLhJiulOl] to oppoao bu-
Connor. Nevertheless hir. Conuot
not the poatulutelahip. That was
once Connor scored on J. Henry.
All the fllht about tho famous
Bri genort "rlppor bill" began with
tho Mllllll"! or [no tax committ-
aionor‘o oflieo when Mr. (.‘onnor
hunt down the Jill), and the lidOp-
tion of that bill was a "knockout“
to the King organization in Bridge-
pmt althouih lv’inlt men will not
admit til With all their brave words
they cannot survive when ltorahack
liieii havo ll’lu authority to limit-m
property values. lay taxes, collect
taxes and iiIlllOl‘lJHI expenditures.
And that's iv..:it tho "ripper bill"
does. It places tho Kim: (lt'uillllar
lion and the city of Bridgeport. un-
der a port. of connervutornhlp in
which ltorabnck'a friend.- are the
conservatom.
It was no coincidtnt. that foi-
low.ng tho adoption of this law
John T. Klnir decided to go to Ell-
rupo for iin indefinite «tiny and that
llllit ll-cnnio very prevalent about
the King urgunizuiltn and the “up-
till“! eiowd" getting together.
J. Henry has taken them all in-
to (“.lmp following an uncondition
:ll surrender. iil'd till the talk aim I‘l
“compromice' 'ia nonsense. Today
the Kim; turn have nothing to of-
fer Rorabuck and he doesn't ham
to make any inducements to occur-
ihelr signatures on the dotted line
They’re glad to do it.
'
Drives Burning Truck
' To the Fire Station
Member: of tho Dnnhury firn de—
ozir:ment hurl the rather novtl "If-l
pvrelneo of having it iirc brought to?
lll"m it. he i‘Xllll'Tlllf‘llf‘il tho other
right. The fire. was ill a l'irgo nio-
‘or truck holon'ticg to the Adams
Exeress Company.
The driver of the truck ril:'cm'ercd
‘liat the vehicle was atlro as he was
"rivli‘l': went alonw White street from
‘lie ral'road station. A glance show—
"d that the fire was alonr: the. wir-
‘t'ri‘. A! the fire stat‘on was but a
"lion di"tarce away. the driver be-
'ir‘vfiig that he. could rein time by
‘riiinl: there. instead of sending In
"ll alarm, put on more power and
hurried to the Ives street house.
(Firemen exi'nwuishrd the blaze hi
‘iisconuecflnn: the wiring. The dam.
"3o. wan alight.
erratic. court.
y‘iam hi'lrtln.
Need Secretary ,
.— .... .-..
(Continued from Page One.)
a aiieen-un without transportation
We huio been able in develop (‘oll
nitlerillllo llitldm-ris for Bridgeport in
opening up new irtin. riiiiicu ii
Dnnhiiry. Milford and other com
milnitiea."
Another point touched on Will
opening and cloning hours. “it
contention wait no more business \vnl
obtiii. ed by staying open lute.
The advertising or New York Ile-
pai'tmciit aioreu ill tho local prom
will diacilaiiod. l\lr. ’i'lii'lor'li iil‘guv
meat “at! the newsprint-rs"thouid ix
requested not to curry it either in
a good will offerir: or followiiu; l
guarantee that loenl More: would
purchano Lil iqulvnleilt an oiiilt oi
~ipnce.
"NOI‘Wlilli is uill'oriuiiilte.” in
said. "with Bridgeport on one aid:
Ilil on the pther aide, New York
the great magnet."
"You must Plill‘i‘ meet. or treat
coilipetltloii. You nlllhl make your
places so illiriicllio all to wLil hack
and hold your euatolnern,” |
Fnko auctions were f‘illitlt mum by
tho Hpt‘nlll'r. lie advised that no
publicity ho given the itinerant nler~
cluint saying ouch notoriety adver-
ti’wd him and hill wares. in: added
iiia own interior goods i-ientitaliy
ill feat: -l ll'iii, Tho never-stir for com.
fort stations and ii. check on tuiti-
or seemingly folio clock soles \vero
lulwn up,
The lipf‘i'lki'l. coilt‘lemiied tho proo-
tieo of advertising in prrui-ams and
uipporting carnivals saying every
merchant who does no “puts his
name on ”to town sucker lint."
A traffic and transportation corn-
"iittea was named by President
lloyt. coileiuting of A. ll. Hopkins,
(‘ht'llrlliitl‘L Thomas Shelly and \\‘il~
i-‘rod J. Moran report-
tl on tho “\i'olcomo S‘ana" soon to
be not up on the roads leading to
'll rl from the city and a'ito on ”It
“tl\'0x‘l"llng booklet, which in to not
'Urih the advantages of the city. ()n
he motion of Don M. \Villilnl'i‘. 6.-
out) will be. printed and distributed
'y ill“ ll‘iil‘ll. Fred Kline was named
'ltlllnt'liltll‘ to represent Nfll'Willk at
the national ch"mh€‘r of ccmmerCe
"ont‘crr‘nro in May. There wall a
“lil' ultcndanco of merchants at th-
ineetimr. Secretary Wm. H. Divrin‘
'zcl- read the minutes of the last
"cz'ninn.
F. S. LYON
J OB PRINTING
South Norwalk
TOO [A “Z“. [”03 CLASSIFICATION
Till) Mlh‘SlCS I".\li':l:——i?inp'oynient
agency wants young girl for gen.
eral housework, office room 1:,
Mart-hall Bldg" cor. Main and
Wall St, phone 2672.
.\ r 'r it A c Tl v1: FURNISHEI)
HOUSE—In desirable neighbor-
hood. Rent reasonable. I‘iiouc
2572.
Phone
527
G E H BBB "is
“3TB HERE [1’ i‘I‘S “01'“..313"
We Unreservedly DeclarcWT—hese To Be The Best
:rgains Ever Offered
Prompt
Delivery
liquids hot or cold. (11‘ 79.
89c No. it light weight good quit
Pint size vacuum bottles. keep
White enameled bath tub seats
“ 60¢
..... ......n...
iity cum floor ”0mm 6‘ ‘ M: ‘ i’nrcl-ldin stationary tub covers.
_- .. nlzo 22x24". it?) ..... $3.08 pr.
2.75 Adjustable hire curta -- '
3:;(‘stchfjrs “llh l‘rue' steiln'ww ‘ nrm Smooth finish pastry boards
L I.” . """"""" 13x14". o ..... . «lot
$5.95 lilnt‘h h‘md" stool kn l»: ‘ 'V
and forlza. Fifi knives and nix. “—35 COCO“- dOOl‘ mute. size
forlu. t; ............ 2m act. ”*34'3 W ---------- 89‘
Asbestos tahio nllliu, cloth (‘nl‘t‘i' H350 Square shape Ansonia
ed. all sizes. oval and roilll.i;.ti:irrti clocks. aluminum ilnish
shape. it? .............. 150 ii: lguorantced one'yerr. 6 .. $2.40
Large size galvanized bath tubs
)lendlts. repair pots and pans
‘cp‘.._.;............ ....... 86.0: L :r 10c and 25c pkg
33 Washington Street South Norwalk, (foil-E.
THE EASY WASHING MACHINE
lT HAS A‘
GAS HEATER
EASY
i know that your Easy
How convenient to
1 . is equipped with a
‘
1% l
i ..
l l I I ' _‘ l.
l. ...... J-l
, .
.I ..c” l
g “i .
| ‘u.. l
gas heater which in-
. cures you of hot
water from beg-la . .‘
“alas to and of your
wash. And how
South Norwalk'
DONNELLY’
Phone 195
3 satisfying to know
that your machine is
perfectly lubricated
by thclniproved one
point oil system.
Free Trial
Weatport
l ell—Bred Or
1 can make. the.
wearer look like a
gentleman or like a
Pilszadilly “toil". Our
Bump—Brim Hats be-
speak their quality
in‘ their bold, breezy,
6p rtsmanlilzclinca.
They grace your f:cc.
. Ilor “Jail:
alfaBakcd ?
‘ SNAPyBRIM hat
ROGERS &
I s'l‘u‘llll S
So. Noru all:
A
FREQNTING Tim iiA'rs or llNllxrlMi‘iril extant-:53
.....-MW .. 0 ......
MAL“) RY HATS
M6"
.... M
New Spring Showing Oi Corséts, «.
Corsillettes, Brassieres, And Bandeau}:
Well knlwn makes of Gorscts—wR. & G., Binnor, Gossarci.
Nemo, '1‘: e0. P. N.. Practical Front. Warners. Radiant and
013.
A wonderful variety of styles in Corseleites for slendcriz
ing the
igure and giving the unbroken straight line.
The elast'c Step-iii is popular with the small women and the
slender r iss.
Brassieres, back, front and Iside hooked.
Bandeau
in brocade, satin. silk and dainty lace and rib
bon creatTion. .
88 Washington Street
l J. l. MALLETTE
South Norwalk, Conn.
l‘ Del Monte Peaches, Sliced Or Halves Can 21:
Lorie N o. 21/; -
Blue Label Ketchup Small Bottle 15c, Large 25c
Atlas Fancy Maine Corn No. 2 Can 18c
California Prunes, Santa Clara Pack. 2 Lbs. 25c
ll0-50’s
Tomatoes No. 2 Can
Atlas Salmon .....
Fresh Brown Eggs ..
......OOID‘.
I
One Dozen 35c
......3 For 25c Solid Pack
......... 1.2 Lb. Cait25c
n
.—.—_.
Atlas Applesauce i Can15c'
Atlas Shaker Salt Pacliage 10c
Atlas Peas.......................-...... Can 25¢
Jellie Good'Lucli Margin Package 35c
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