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READY 1'0 ween
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wssnnleron crease
. scorn noswsns .
MEN'S
JCollinsg'Cc
south liorwalh
Phone 767
o. Main St. ,
South Norwalk
Phone 256
1 til-e place did“ slight useless to the
Sport? 89 Barnes 5
. HAMS. '
end
. . BACONS
urnsormzé muss: macs
MODERN MARKET
P. u. Falrollild
North Main Street
. people see whit is happenins."
' pleads. "if peoples ore to go to war.
noon.
Mr. and airs Cousins have been
living in w York” tiring the will.
' tor and ’ use 0 up to their
sncwnWiih Don
Declares.
"next great war.”
MOW-
mile trip ct territory which is Po-
tereoeots it.
.the coin neurones of one who
the etlrtlil finish at the game
which these moves construct.
lie become a recognised outlier-
lty when he won the Wells prise
tor his “Economic Causes oi War.“
And now be In about to attract
widespread attention with his book.
"The Origin of the Nest War."
.07 the “POM‘OOITMOI'” es the
corner“ the earth where the at .t
conflict is brewing. John Bakelml
says:
“This narrow strip of 50 miles.
while it constitutes cub one or the
many explosion centers of the
world. is the logieel point for a
great blast.
‘ Polish Soil.
"it has been declared Polish sell
in perpetuity. thus Immglh‘ Eastern
Prussia from the rest 7 t e Reich.
It‘is one of these situations in which
tinny are lustiiiable.
“Poland must reach the see. But
Germony cannot be served. it you
decide for Germany, Poland cannot
reach the sea. I! you decide for
Poland. Germany must be split. Na-
turally it is infuriating.
"The Poles realise their danger
and aspire to novel strength. build.
ing a new port at Gdlngen. outside
the tree port of Donslg.”
' Bakoless is not moved in his as.
set-lions by any gesture of sense.
tionsllsm. he insists
"‘lt is a matter or trying to make
ii is only right that they should
know the facts. It is only through
education on the underlying causes
~ ere Next or
Polleh‘Oorrldor'le
gers'l‘ol‘uture Peace
of Europe. Observer
“W 10111:. W IL—Pfliat
The nest tossittle ospiedcnio ia-
isrsotlcnsi Mtionsbles finalising
the rush ot stilless to arts once
It will some over the narrow. so.
land's outlet to tho tree city or Dan-
oig end the see. so John Boheloss
nohsioss does not wear the garb
or a prophet lie spooks rather with
watches chess looses and divine
the stonds of both Poland and Gen,
he!
W4
slap showing the Polish Corridor,
5.4L 776‘ 3.54
' “ll.
«KW
.. its
the ltey to tho European situation.
or modern war that we may hope
Itor polite
Voulll no Forgotten
"Recently we listened to the
cheers of the world over the Locar-
no treaty. But the Loesrna treaty.
like any. other treaty, would be
tossed aside and forgotten in a cris-
“Agsin. we have merely to see
the very recent turmoil in the
League of Nations to realise the in-
trigue below the surface. And I out
not an anti-Leaner. I am a more
recorder and interpreter,
i “We are inclined to say Just now
that the nations are all too crip-
pied; that the peoples are tired of
war. But the next generations ore
not likely to reel oppressed by any
burden of guilt for events that hap-
Ipencd before they were born.
I "As to the Polish Corridor again.
Ill the Poles and Germans were lots
to themselves- the situation could be
iodjusted so soon so Germany felt
’strung enough.
Supported by Wench
| “The Frtnch have a Polish sill-
snce. 'lhcy support the Poles with
money. All explonon in the Pollen
Corridor would drag in trance. the
uolkons. probably Russia. on the
German side—end who next?
"1 don't think anybody believes
for it moment that the Brazilian
minister. holdihg out against (lor-
mcny in the Lehgue o! Notions re-
cently. was speaking for Brazil.
Who is to guess oi. the reel motive?
"Wars happen. in these times. for
three reasons; population expansion.
questions of waterways, questions of
raw materials.
"It sll notions were to announce
birth control a great deal or the
trouble might be stopped. This ion 1
likely.
"The question of waterways in.
volves the Suez and Panama Gunilla.
the Mediterranean. Gibraltar. one
Constantinople chiefly. Population
growth interests chiefly Japan and
ltaly,
“Across Europe there ore a bun-
dred one one little sticks of dyns~
mite n'nttizg to be touched off. Any-
one would precipitate a general ex-
ploslon~not tomorrow. but some
day.
”It is toward that day we must
look. The one hope to education of
all nations on the truth of their
prodicamcnte. the ousting of lingo-
mm. and the facing oi the tools."
Wanted To Warm Up
House, Set It Aflre
A fire caused bys sport: from the
root at the home of Willred Cous.
ins, Harbor View. yesterdsy otter-
summer home and started a tire in
the fire place. One 0! the sparks
landed on the root and burned a
large hole in it.
The. bless was ostingulshed by
Harbor View residents with the
special fire hose. A call was sent
‘into the Central tire station but the
blues was extinguished before the
fireman arrived. The damage was
slight.
ScoutWCouncil Is
To Meet Tomorrow
A meeting of members or the
Scout Council and Scout Masters will
be held in the death Norwalll
library tomorrow evening. when the
question or establishing a first oisss
Scout Council with a paid executive
at its head will be taken up.
embracing the distinctive {saline of a
only washing machine
1
Pirie MacDonald Head
I
Grass Fires
First district lire lpidflltufl re.
upended to a still sluim sent in
yesterday attcrnOon from the Straw-
berry hill section. A grass tire was
winds and threatened by high
high winds ond threatened sevemi
dwellings. The til-omen soon had the
blue under control.
Apparatus from the tirst district
responded to a stll alarm this noon
at 12:10 o'clock (or a. gross tire on
Byington place. no ‘doniage was
done and the fire was soon put. out.
Former Local Girl.
Has Husband Arrested
Leonel Jones. as. who was or-
resied at the home of his mother.
Adele Jones. )1: E avenue. on
March ll. on the e go or non-
support of his three children in
Linda. N. J.. hes beenordewd to
pay its per weelr tor their support
in the court or that city.
Jones was arrested upon the com-
plhlnt of his common .law wile.
Ethel Ferre, oi Bel-lent Park. Lin-
den. She ccmplolnod to the New
Jersey authorities thot Jones do:
sorted her and their three children
and come to Norwalk. .
Miss Fol-re is a tot-mar resident
of this city.
They have three children. Wilbur
l... Jones sgod 5 peers: Clinton
Jones. and 8 rests. end Joan Jones.
sged 5 weeks.
01 N. Y. Rotary Club
Plrle MacDonald. Filth avenue
photompher. he has a summer
horse in New Canaan. has recently
been elected President of the New
York Rotary club. This is one at
the largest and richest luncheon
clubs in the United ststes. He was
s. speaker at the banquet of the Ber
Scouts' Counc.‘ in the Hotel idehoc-
keno Saturday night and was the
hut local Scout commissioner.
Dogs Not “Registered
Dog Warseu Harry Helen and the
West rt police have been round-
ing up too owners who have toiled
to have their dege registered. John
Radio and William Kieth aromas
1mm». were mount one the Town
court this .1: i alas. Their cast-s
whee called upon payment ego-cots
alter the more had shown licensee
which they had taken out. nel-ten
W. mill. prominent member or the
Mold County Hunt club. will be
tried on o similar charge 'i‘hursdoy
II In Danbury April 6
, be put on the printed list. all short
«um Want specialist-eta.
. the Aluminum Contour at America.
‘ in which deciliter; loilen is a blush-
3. holder. the lit-ii: cools-twice loves. .
“ tissues lend
emphasised to the Democratic colu-
' holds this Seth,
[Common Pleas Court
The April session of the court of
common pleas will open at Dun-
buiy. 'iucsdoy. April it, st 10:30 a.
in. Both court end Jury cases moi
Io. clnilned for the trial list for trial
here. a notice received by loos! st~
iorneys states. The court will devote
two books during April to the
Donbury session. it boslnesg won
rams. Claims for the triol list must
be filed in the. clerk's office.- at
uiicgeport. on o;- boforo Tuesday.
March 80. '
it the number of jury cases claim-
cd‘ tor trial warrants the ceiling oi
a Jury. they will be given the prep
ici‘once timing the first woelt oi
the session and court cases will. be
taken up. it there is time. alter the
Jury cases have been disposed ot.‘
Assignment of cases will bo’lnade
by Attorney Leonard McMahon. os-
slsisnt clerk for. Danhury. at. the
Court House. SaturdsypAprii 8.
10:80 a. m. ‘l'hore will be a shorl
csiendsr session at the Court House
Tuesday.April e. at 10:20 a. m. '70
calender claims should be in the
cities of the assistant clerk on or
borers 10:80 s. 111.. Saturday. April
N er? Yorker Purchases
Shertfront Pk. Home
William ll. Ford. on insurance
adjuster at New York city. has pur-
chased a new bolus at Shorel'roni
Park trout lire. Nana V. Keogh ol
Mervin Beach. The house was re-
cently constructed by ‘MM Keogh
and is on the “tel-“front.” Lil‘s.
Ford will move to this city on April
1.
31mm D00 TAKES
GRAND 01753114017831?
A fox terrier. Waroly For Trot.
only to. inches long. and owned by
it It. Lewis. mamas. won the
greed championship at the 20th on-
cool dog show of the Chicago Ken-
nel club. which closed in Chicago
last night. The dog has been ex-
hibited at tour American dog shows ,
:13: seen even the ohdnipicnohtp
Isolofim -
us Not Insured
Becordsiu lathe cities of Gib Auv
dltor Waiter w..narrlty. Bridgeport,
allow that the lid isolation hospital
which was swept by tire me:
was one oi. the; ow municipally
owned- bundle. out insurance.
it coilid not be determined positive-
ly yesterdoy whether the my will
hosote boaruleoodroic-ersboot
".000 as the cloth in '0'
all insurance dsto= to RM
petrochemical:
WASHINGTON; n. c. lurch so.
i
'l'oo Reduction will be
t nor in the c'uroh querieile will
Well Well!
. "l ypical’
NEW ”Allan”. Leno“ March
“Jo’sllc iywcnl Isle cmmgu ouniui
would would an election to Fill
were have». in piciuieuce to to 11
tumor "s." \iuunl enjoy playing is
good still game of tennis lo puller-
uiluo to is “Wild of got! and would
I‘M”? womb o toothed game than
our other sport escupl lluctwlh lie
would be on upi‘ucollflliull. or also 11
s’i‘t‘silyiui'ilid or s. Loligwgullouluisi,
end he Would vote a iwpilbiicen
«list. it he Were not o Yule icon
do would have g: no to issrvord.
tmur Would be illii favorite worn-
oile when. Millioulllil womd claim
ills attention its lilo hut-st world
liguro today end President Coolidge
and Charles livens hull“. as tile
men now living who or» most to be
admired. lie would smoke. (or he
did bolero he come to college, cod
he would not believe in prohliilllon,
in college he “could round Fro-tili-
man year the hardest and Senior
you the pmdlililwdl. He would have
eandorcd English his most vol-
uable study sud psychology Il‘i! least
vsluob.e.
Had he gone to “Sheff" instead of
"Ac" this typical Yale sonler would
accept a. Major "11’" in pictorence
to an election to Sigma Xi. and he
won. d rather play golf ihun football
or tennis. He would enjoy watch-
lng football and hockey Just as
Here’ 8 The
noNnAv, MARCH 21192;,“
Yale Senior
much. however. and would belong
to the liepubllqull puny. lil "lilieif."
he would hum found Sopliomoré
your the hardest lihd Senior your
the pleasantullt. His lull-deal subject
would lilivu been plumes. his easiest.
Ilu.illl°&.l low, end his most valuable,
tOdllollilndt lie would disapprove of
mid-your no.1 lllml exams. i'rince-
ton would be his lawl'ite college,
next to Yale and thou Dartmouth
and Harvard. Smith would stand
highest of the women's colleges in
his regard. .
If he did not surround himself at
breakfast with the New York lie-r-
llld 'lribuno he would be sbsoxbed
.n the pages of the New York Times
or the New York World. Later in
tile (lily he would settle down with
his laioriia magazine. the Saturday
Evening Pull, his luvcrlte n0\Cl.
Tom Jones. or read smoothing by
his fluorite authors. Dulnoe ulld
Sabuunl. Should he sz-lcct poetry it
would be if and The Dauber or
something by lid outfield and Brown-
ing. For all evening‘s cntvrtuimneni
at the theater he would preier to
see John Barrymore and June Cowl
or George Miles and ins. (,‘lulre.
Such is the typical Yell: senior
described in terms of lh'.‘ voice trust
by his clfnismutesi in tile tinntml
clues awards, the results of which
were made pubLlc torlny.
HOLY WEEK FOR
DEVOUT OF OLD
FAITH AND NEW
To' the Christian It Is
Easier Season 11 n d
To the Jew It is
Passover. ,
Today ll the beginning of the one '
nrcnt religious week in the yew;
“hen Jew and Gentile unite in spirit.
although divided in creed. for their
lnost sol :nn religious devotions.
To the Christian it is Holy Week. I
on observance of his Master's last
days as morud man. .0 the Jew ll '
is Passover.
Among the church announcements I
for the week in Norwslk are the fol
lowing.
Holy week services at the south
N r 'iilk First M. E. church will brI
hold tonight and throughout the
week at 7:30. Rev. Andrew F
Chamberlain. pastor of the church
will hove charge oi the services and i
will lend the discussion on the .
”Words of Jesus."
Soloists have been secured for
each night. Mrs. Archibald Merrill 1' i
will be the solel i this evening snd' .
hit-b. Ell Wilkinson will sing Tues. .
day die lug. John Sempler will ren-
der sol'orsl , selections Wednesday 1
night and 'Miss Hilde Richardson
will sing Fiidsy night. Holy com-
Police Find Stolen
Car In Ridgefleld
A Chevrolet automobile. owned it
George Boll. (ifonntwllr‘ui avvnur
‘was taken front the rear of Austin} '
IGcrogo. Railroad avenue. saturdn:
night. The machine was loonml
yosierdny by l! t n t e Policeman
'Btophon Stanton in Ridgefleld Where
Ill woo abandoned. it was returned
to its on ner.
STORAGE
You ceil'now evull yourself oi
the lineal storage filclfiiilt-s in ill.
Slate for any amount oi space
you may rmulroh
llur warehouse is a 5-star),
brick building. located at b Hay-l
isnd sweet. equipped with “it
latest sprinkler cyst em. givln
you the low Insurance rule 0
50¢ per hundred dollars on can I
tents.
DAILY MOTOR i
HAULAGE SERVICE
TO NEW YORK
Tel. N orwalk 294—1092-2
N. Y. Phone, Chelsea 3059
208 W. 20th St.
HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
‘50. NORWALK. CONN.
munlon will be served Thursday
evening at 7:80 o'clock.
Dr. *3. E. Gates of Hartford.
State Secretary (or the Connecticut
Baptist “deletion. wZJ address the
special Lentonvservice at the South
Norwsllt Boptist church. this eve-
ning. i-lls topic will be. "(iced Tid-
ings.” There will be congregational
singing trcln the crusade hymnsls.
led by Frederick Brock. Welter
Sayre of East Norwalk. the new to-
slng a special sole. Mrs. Coraline
filcwe will preside at the organ.
The tin of the special Lenten
services was held lost evening. and
was very largely attended. Rev.
Lester '1'. Mallory. the pastor spoke
on the topic. "A Life of Cheer.”
St. Paul's Church On the Green
Monday: Morning Prayer and
Holy Communion: 7: is Short IOW-
ice and Meditation on the Passion
of our herd.
Tuesdsyz7 .80. Morning my»
and Holy Communion: 7:4li P. M.
Service and Meditation on the Peso
sion.
Wednesday: 0 A. ’M. Morning
Prayer end Holy Communion: 7:“
P. M. Service and Meditation oaths
Passion.
Mound! 'l'hursdoy: 7:20 Holy
Communion: o A. It. Morning Pray.
er and Holy Co. cmunim: 7: is P. hi.
Service and Meditation on the Paa-
sicn.
Good may: I A. 1!. Hernia!
Prayer. HM? and Altar Bel-vice:
12-8. Three Hours Devotion: 7: is
P. M. Evening Player end Medita-
tion on the Fusion.
taster hon t A. )7. Morning
Prayer and Altar Service: s P. id.
Evening Prayer end 17on Baptism.
SPRING
TOPCOA'l‘S
we Ans omitmc
$80.00 and 085.00
BROKEN Linus
AT THIS cream. PRICE
$21 75
Rogers&Stcvens
'9». “Help
M.
lowed:
.i‘
«cu-n up... --.......... ..
WILL REFUSE
EXTRADITION
m .——-.n-....
Colds
Will stop tomorrow
Colds bruit in 1‘. ' 3' rs for tI.e millions
who we liiu 1': or ii i l.-..J-Ihes go.
N. J. Governor Not To 3:12.21;.‘.,'."‘i.“.’."..‘.‘;:.“.“i‘...l
Reillrn Dr' OSbaIdeS' gIfiszLIIct.inIE'oi‘I‘1IELIat)t.li?e.wdo“: "’
ton To Binghampton. a. s... top“ "'8 male.
ASIIIIIY PARK. March 29.»
(AP) Governor A. Ii'lrry Moore In I
:llmi-ment telephoned from Trenton.
nnnouncod that he would not honor
tiny mirndliion papers which might
CASCARA E 011mm:
Gel lit-tibial 0130119? with portrait
be presented to him for the return
to lilnghllmplon. New York. or Dr
Edwin l‘. 'l'. n. Onlinldmtcn. Mil/var-
old physician nnd L‘rlmwin Wnr i't-t‘i
(Hill.
Dr. Osbnideston wns nrrentod on
45 yr-nr old charges that lie is 11 nurse
1th! and an escaped p‘lsoner. The
:irr-sst was made by Deputy Shirt"
8. Foster Block. of llinghnmnirin, N.
Y.. who himself In ill ." ~nre old.
The species 0! fish known to hol- .
mite number 10.000. I
CLASSIFIED ADS
strong these days.
are going .
GREETING CARDS
Lang at aciortment
elections
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Ma yo 11'.9
01.1-1y.
The Hemilicn Shop
49 W all Slrcet
Easier Suits end
Overcoeis
THAT EXPRESS
YOUNG MEN’S
IDEAS
All the good new style ideas
in both single and double
,All the new
All the best colors,
breasted models.
materials.
the finest suits and overcoat;
for Easter and Spring.
EASTER SPECIALS
Suits at
$24.50
Top Coats at
$18.50
Charge Accounts Opened .
JACOBY’S
South Norwnlk
12-14 North Main St.
Let Us Bu
Yo
111‘
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Ice
Yes, Madam! That’s our band fide offer. We’ll DO it.
We MEAN it. But it’s only one of many opportunities
offered when you come to Eh.
REFRIGERATORS
Alaskaohs villuewnanoticoally regulation. Felonies
dollylco sowing. Faliictloferiuitislmmm vingCorkln-
mnw‘"m“°““m"umn
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/ oudneweflerodinalloisso as
Special SalcPrices
With
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Our Free Ice Offer
malt every Alaska sold during this sole, we furnish
g... ice for a month; as needed.
A. J. COLLINS CO.
70-72 North Main Street
Corie-Insulated
youeverhavowantodsnoztoirlgeneordiycumhavo
m.
Easiest Terms
allelic. seplsea it new.
gdng without! Don't do either!
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