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As A Toytnalter
nun won-r sou. mun—I
mums: to Ilttso am- 10'
mm
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33:: .. ,1 0m ammonium
t. New Haven. —'—‘-
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Stamford Soccer
1 Team ls Strong
‘ With two straight \‘ictorleo olreody
. under their belts in tho Wootchoo.
' tor Division of the New York State
league. the Stamford soccer tooni
_ will go to Yonkers. New York. Sun-
:0 day afternoon. to hook up with the
,. strong at. George eleven of that.
' oe. The Yonkers loom defeated
~ the Lock City combine lost season.
I
I In the early days when floclto and
, erdo. were man's only po-eootonl.
: tho yolso constituted his money and
3- when metal coins were introduced
'- many had cattle stamped on them.
The don when firemen were
Iknown for the quality ot Itnitting
"snd fancy work done by thorn in
lsporo mtnuteo hoe poped. but one
'Eoot Norwollt ilromon. Front Allen.
to building up n reputation as a toy
matter.
Mr. Allen turns out ton oi wood
and wire in diotlnctiw pottorn end
has refilled a number of otters from
prospective pnrchosoro because he
intends his products as gifts to poor
t‘hlldflll.
Rio elem so for have been on
simple. fool-proof toys pointed in
colors to delight tho childish eye.
and are unbroohoblo. A tounwheel-
ed dachshund in three sections which
wiggles rooltsticolly when. it is
drawn across the floor is one; on-
other to o turtle that nmlobiy u-oga
hood. toil ond logo in unison when
pulled. More complex. mechanical-
ly. oro two clowns in wood. one
of which walks human fashion
down on inclined booed ond another
that tumbleo downward. runs by
rung. on o two foot ladder. When
the ladder to inverted tho Iittio
clown tumbles in the some manner
back again. He to at work now on
o model of this with o six foot lod-
der. no that tho trip from top to
bottom loot several seconds.
ido ond Anna Binney. the "leap
yoor twins." so called because their
birthdny folio on February it. are
grieving the loss of o pet dog
which was run over by on outomo-
bilo Tuesday. The drlier did not
stop to investigate after the occi-
dent. but sped sway.
Henry dchonk. mechanical super-
intendent for The sentinel Pub-
lishing compony. has purchased the
five room bungalow being built on
,north out the .t. .l. t‘oliine company
>turo L‘o.-—Adv.
nili‘sna avenue. atoms leash. fro-
Atnoo Anderson. Mr. lohonh toho
poses-ton December l. the day tho
house to scheduled to be completed.
lie liroo now on Webster street.
South Norwolli. in tho Aldon sport-
menu.
Tho Dorlon Point house will close
for the oeooon sundoy. according to
Manager O'Bultli'oti‘s announcement.
Trade ot tho ion has been ter
thon usual this fall because 0 ex-
tended mild wegthor.
The '\\‘omnn‘o auxiliary of Christ
churehno ‘llt‘d its three day I’ll!“-
at the empty store just
store on .\'orth Main street. instep
dsi'.
~Cron'ford Roam and Rooters
sold on cosy terms—Sterling Furni-
Members of the Olrlo‘ Friendly oo-
eioty of Trinity church are boing on-
tortoined tonight at the home of Ir.
and Mrs. William A. Philips. 0 Gro-
gory boulevard. The offoir will be in
the nature of a Halloween party.
Mrs. Mary Davis. 8 Osborn avenue
to spending a few days in New
York city.
Mr. and hire. Olin-ion. Myrtle
street. tell this morning for New
York city and will embark today for
the trip along tho coast to Jackson-
ville. Fla.
The [hilly News delivery was five
hours late through this section
yesterday because the truck lost two
wheels in an accident on the reed
from Bridgeport.
Elia Franoon. Raymond terrace. to
homo after a visit with rolotireo in
Dnnbury.
Tax on “Persons! liberty"
in the provinces of Tabasco in
Mexico. those who drink or smoke
in public must pay o to! for the pri-
vilege. the money thus raised being
devoted to fighting locusts which are
a pest in that district. it o policeman
sees a man smoking or shoeing tho
effects of liquor. he is privileged to
oak him to show. his ton receipt.
Milk. frost-n in huge blocks. is he—
ing shipped from Scottie to China.
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HOWLAND’S
Open ’till 6 P. M.»
Supreme
important Labor Decision
8; Justice Brandeis in
Hard Fought Kansas
Case.
Justice ilrotideio wrote a wry im-
portant supreme court decision this
post week in which the highest
court in tho iotid declared that o
state legislature inn: onset o low to
prohibit "unjustified strikes" with-
out. violating tho constitution.
The case at bar was August Donny
vs. tho state ot Kansas. Ports of
Justice Bundclo‘o decision follow:
"Oection it at tho Court of in-
duatrloi Relations Act. Laws of Kan.
one. ind. Special looeion. chapter
to. while reserving to tho individual
employs the right to quit hid oni-
iowful to conspire "to induce others
to quit their employment for the
purpose and with the intent to' hin-
der delay. limit or suspend the op-
eration of” mining.
“Section it makes it a felony for
an officer of o labor union wilfully
to use the power or influence inci-
dent to his oftioo to induce another
person to violate any provision of
the act.
"Dorchy was prosecuted criminal.
ly for violoting section it. The
Jury found him guilty through in-
ducing o \Ioioiiou of Section it: the
trial court sentenced him to fine and
imprisonment; and its Judgment woo
offirmed by the Supreme Court of
the State. Kansas I‘. llownt. ll:
Kart. :35. ‘
Downy Soyo [Air to YOU.
"Dot‘chy duly claimed in both
State courts that Section )9 an op.
plied was void because it prohibits
strikes: and that to do so is it do-
nial of the liberty mini-anion! by
the l~‘nurtecnth Amendment.
Some years prior to February 8.
1m, illo Geirgo ll. Mnckin l-hlel
Company had operated a cent mine
in Kansas. its employee u ere meni-
burl of Dilll‘lt‘i No. id. l'nitcd Mine
Workers of America. (in that day.
Howot. as president. and Dorchy. as
vice president of the union. purport-
ing to not under direction of its ex-
ocutii-e board. coiled o strike.
So far as appears. there “as no
trade dispute. Thom had been no
controversy between the company
ond the union over wages. home or
conditions of labor; o‘er discipline or
the discharge of an employe; con-
‘F‘lmfiiwwtt'snart-willows: “ r we . . -
‘;‘.1,1 . . ‘ ‘
Lefislatures May F orbld ' I
Unjustified Strikes U. S.
moment at any time. moles it un- ‘
Q
’Musical Glass
Entertainer At
Court Decides
Illiteratc Ailiilis ll‘agcr.
illiterate “it"l and women in l‘ei-l
ifharies Wold of New York city.
“he cameo to the Nornoitt Metho-
in entertain with his collection of
musical glsoem. does not get his
courses it required a \l\ llll n it': . to uni). dt‘prndim: upon the clear note-
or. in uni. rm. "hm“. '0 sin ”n. of the cmpti glasses themeclies
in‘ruclinn T‘tlt‘i‘ as maul met u.‘ Acquiring a tolieotinn of glance
women alter. ded. in one piam uh. I. with the perfect tones he hallo hes
the school hon... min “0! a...“ been the park of rears for Mr
with «lectritiu the students hm: mm “' old Thei have been collected in
their con Ilium or lalitcrns 1.. aid' 1" parts of the world. and range in
them in their studi. else and iaiicti ftnni thin wine
—— islaitseo tn lam Riser bouts that
it is estimated that the banks are'i ail-e the deep has notes.
built to one church every year, ’ .\lr. “‘old is called "The .‘taoter
l
'M.E. Church Sunday l
illiot lipiscepat cliun'li. Sunday night i
snore are llm ram-t eager rtii-lctita: .
in the "w. h n“ “N" M “Ml. m ‘ tune! by altering the amount of pa-
thli little .‘h‘lt than ll‘i‘il of Hunt “r in "I" “m“ "0 obtains m“
ore t‘lHt‘IIIti in the iudiiii. m in. 'm‘“ "(flu ““I‘ “h" on I“. MM"
PAGE NINE
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non 'Muotcal' moose-z" and
‘them‘ert ovmlcrttti virtuoso upon
this instrument." lie uses 52 gist-lo
\s‘
iiaol slaEiirrings
-m—u-._. .... ._.
ryComing Into Style
in all, producing what is said to be
«en ethereal music that cannot be
suipaaeml iw am other instrument. mu“. MN...“ w. “H. 9‘ ‘
It is t‘\pt\i‘ii‘-I that an ewepttunnl- coming m.“ wm". 1.. ~ ‘0 ‘
ly large attendance will mark the realli ch“. H.” m...” r‘ N. ‘n “A.
com-N1 this Sunday loot Sunday nien'm‘m near an lw‘li step of
evening mer film were present at the their h...” h ,3...._...,._ V... . “m...
teriicn in spite of etoruiy “rather. nut
* Tile small toque int, pm M
"“k limos Shirts joiiiis meairr ri‘|\iil.ll'.!\' tl
. coloring as tltu .in il: l '
.\l. W YORK (AP) —lt piiil. col- of "H. “mm.” mm”.
lars tics and shirt fronts with melts amount of .ti'timi'i to» i‘
culling \IO‘htR should become pap
I ‘ - a i .11
u. ar the n\0\h\. might it. held "g finally excruum lx .i...
similoililc. ‘l‘arriugo to small nirinl .-‘
“"hlto color (hm back "H“ the ' in gold iliaimimi ..i.... .
t
canirra under the strong otudio‘. "Hm
Ilh‘hil making the phoih‘mphmg of: The earrings range haw-l
divas shirts an t‘\ihlllt‘l\ careful bit . diamonds in commen o‘ .. \
of work. So l‘hillp Strange iutm Ioird crietal.
iiut‘ed a pale pink outfit to the l‘ ar-
nmeulit studio and the result “as
perfect. photographicalli.
ii‘illli a halt-pound prewar t-r;
goniats of the lien !1\'.t‘ t i ‘-
Tiriii gnaliuns ncrc rui‘n‘. \ '
t'ilt
8
things to eat ‘2
If you do, come to the AsP stores. There
you will find the finest nationally advertised
ods—brand names that are veritable
standards of quality —- and at prices that
arcverylow . . . . . .
loin-o
‘g.
5 [b.17‘
An exceptional offer of
Maine Potatoes
Fine mealy cookers—just the kind to store now for Winter use
1.1!.
:Butter [Finest Creamery o 'o“ 'u. 533
om“. -.D—.—~
1201b. S .i
suck t: 3.89 .'
5
. i’An Opera Pump —- in
which the deep. worm Blue
of the Kid vamp is intensi-
-- led by the Suede quarter.
his shoe has a covered
uis heel. ' 310
Main Floor.
For wear with Furs o! the
j. fashionable Gray -— those
' Colonials (just in) ms
perfectly. The tongue in
sorts and the Vamp are done
in Black Patent—by way
‘1; contrast. 310‘
I
GLOVES—$1.
Hard to get, though they
‘oro—Bowlond's boa osti
- the wanted Two-
loves. Slip on style
? . vor and lode: Women‘s
55%: ”‘lo
’ Children's Chomoieeties—
with fan cuffs and sin-
jhroidored eke. The shades
.~ ~ore oh and lode. A sorro‘
.iieoo o material and weiglit'l
,‘or little hands. i
, ini- m.
Czecho Slovakian All V'Linen'
LUNCH SETS
Quality and making of the kind that is noteworthy.
Cloths are 48 by 48 inches square, and they-and
the 6 Napkin—come in Rose, Gold Lavender and
Blue. The set
lion floor
$1.85
Now things in
CELLULOID'
B
|colors; set with stones.
ridge Score Holders (with pads) in white and
59c to 8250
relic Cases in 2 sizes; white or Pastel shades
in?
”“32
lo- lions.
Home Royal Blend Coffee-43¢“).
To persuade more people to try Royal
Blend—we shall, on Thursday,
or plain finish. Stone set—in flower designs.
Friday and
Saturday—sell it at 43c or 3 pounds for $1.25.
ThOuaands of Norwalk people drink iii—-
bptb because of the delicious flavor, and be-
cause it is fresh roasted every day.
All that we ask is that you try it. On
site in the Basement.
THE ROWLAND nail goons co
we ever; -.'"l‘“~'a.s%l "M
was formerly employed in the busi-
ness is not It permissible purpose.
in the absence of a valid ogroo-
meat to the controry. each porty
to o disputed claim may insist that
it be determined only by n court.
Comporo Guaranty 'h'uot Co. v.
Green Cove It. 3.. in U. 8. lit.
to]: Rod Crou Lino v. Atlantis
Fruit Co» in U. s. too.
"To ontoreo poyment by n strike
is oloorly coercion. The legislature
may make such notion punishable
criminally. on extortion or other-
wise. ‘ Comporo People v. Boron-
Idou. to N. Y. Bupp. its; 188 U. I.
i no.
' “And it may subject to punish-
ment him who uses the power or in-
‘iluoneo incident to his cities in a
union to order the strike: Neither
the common low. nor the Four.
toonth Amondtn confers the ob-
eoluto right to ‘ rilte. Compare
Milena i'. Wisconsin. lit U. 8. 19d.
dot-I."
“No list" Custom Gains
ln Favor Of Frenchman
PAM! (Am—Tho “no-hot" cue.
torn launched some years ago is!
Eugene Giant. former feather.
weuht boxing champion. lino grown
very toot recently with the price oi
hots ranging from too to son fronoo.
The number of hptiooo men on the
boulevards oven in those cold ou-
tuino dove in extremely large.
But oppodtton to the custom.
hitherto confined to hot dooloro has
now sprung up among government
functions-too. Chief clerks in the
various ministerioe strolling throuoh
tho-om were wont to overlook the
momentary obegioo ot their not-
ltooort Molina. thon‘ manager of ~
Milli”
Mixed Nuts - .
ls't‘gacg Walnuts .
hell Almonds.
Brazil Nuts i
Fancy Pump it o r
Dromedary Dates
Smyrna Figs Quilts-d
ll» 29‘
n» 35‘
. lo 35.
. o- 19'
as 14‘
ale 20'
2 it: 25‘
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M‘t:if“2."§i'.°ii‘.“i...‘.‘.‘..“°i.::‘.::3 , Del Monte Pears 3...... ~02... ”J
A I." Blue—- Block plaid as a sympathetic one‘in and cloth-
era engaged in any such controisny. D l M No “2 I c
(l l. The order was made andotmemsn: t; . t Pin 1 crushed . 7
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1023:0181“ hi3°§$mc°d§£m O Elli.“dill;'23::"3LJ-‘3l‘1ah‘l'i3.3"}Ill: . Del Monte Cherries . “mi—- zen 29‘ Sunn cld Sliced Bacon Mb his 29"
"ii? and $33“ rig. the .4311. '2‘.“ {£353.‘::.‘.i°‘:;::‘.:i‘;.:it::: , l 3:} R4432: $33ng ml. 3.2” «- 3;: g}:- artificial: Sauce m, 12;»- ii:
p 3810 h w d (ihsiiiho company flag”: \ ‘ ' ' P out CDC . o . . . 1 can ..
home of our royal visitor. 1;? 3?.” “t:::;e{“1‘\:i:ig‘wi;“nll ,. ”l Del Monte Spinach. . con 19‘ Sultana Jams m...“ ”$1.... . its: 19‘
» 0“!" Silks-W "cw I..'.'.“:i::‘.::.:atlas:.i.i.:;:'::‘.:.“:‘; !' Del Monte Tomato Sauce «- 7‘ Pure Maple Syrup m . m 25‘ .
'4'“ ac??? 2:: Wool and Cotton mixcd‘ finely woven with a Inrbl'r-“iw- n" M '3" “gym. Ti J
" t . ' ' it“ it i l )e. ccnm ,
3.1““.."pt‘w... in a...“ “a soft, smooth finish. Matching Satin is used for bindings. l.:.'.".'.'.i.".i§.‘.‘ iii“... m. 2...... Red Circle Coffee Fine-t Budlmd “1; lb, c ~
M" m" “mm" The colors are Rose. Pink. Tan Gray Orchid and “m” '“'° W" is? {if " “W"? C°I°mbh Bland ”‘ m it
. -- possibilities lorone'n Au- am The 5,“ .5 58 b 80 inch..." ' .’ i?‘.‘:.“.:‘.“.’: .“d’ii. 2. .3:‘.‘.“.‘:li:“s.f - .-. .
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.33.: ““3: mm. was slain. f. ‘liiif... “is. " “‘- ‘ll“‘&““h““.'l°.§ ~ «
,on in ICC I — rtumtowor unt her seat ; ,.
‘ o ysrd— p no. mm. .3“ gal: i‘ir‘ifi‘ll...lii“ailii$ni‘. g DiamondCrysuil Shaker Salt SET 10‘ Slones Skinless Figs. . . bottle 2.5c
WM noon Allin?» men were out on mm i Fleischmann’ 3 Yeast. . . =5 3‘ Campbell’s Tomato Soup 3 a- 25‘
Bunny m“ “m'hm'“wi§fm Heinz Sweet Pickles Orv-new 39:3 21‘ Cum bell’ s Beans. . . 3 an 25c
h ~73. rilfrdttlobg::‘;5'o°rn;:°1uef;* Fancy String? Beans “P 2 . 35‘ 20- ule Team Borax .‘ . elo- 15‘
'l'lielostvordin ° °" ‘ . ."nT. IonaSauer ut . . . ... 5ic AoHSalSoda . . . .2 ‘
. CRIB SPREADS a“. .__._.. . M 15
hot the nJury no: ‘
Made like those for GTOWH'U [95' deS. Offliayon ‘fufii‘ tawny? ‘otriltc is sometimes f B‘ R Rim-:11!“ c i
with scalloped edges; size 41 by 55 inches; Pinli oi fill-unusual a... . "m n... . i “e 089 c cooand 3 “” 0;sz§
be illegal because of its purpose. ! a”
, Blue. :2 however ordehriy use manner in ; a. ’ cg .
, which it is co ducte . _, Syn bbitt c1 23“? "'9
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Queen Olives __ - a... 15“...»‘3: 25‘
Stuffed Olives .‘ a 19:}: 35c
(Nomdqnoltoothoeebom ‘T. H l
O’Keefe’s Ginger Ale J10“
Clicquot Club “ta'lt”- beetle 14c
Canada Dry Ginger Ale 3 bottles 50‘
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