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use War latitudes Baird has removed ALL building re-
strictieuenbotheenntyssd city buildings which!” N0!
“MAOOI'I'OFSIMG.
miniuwmtuwmbo mrmmsuucomflo!
Ddense for any building costing betvreen MW and 335.000-
myou ready? We are, with a hue and well asserted
stock of lumber—all thdronghly seasoned and in excellent
condition for immediate use. ~ so: a.
Just received stock of glass for Wind-Shields!” hotels.
The Hatch a Bailey Co.
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Radlator Covers and Weed Skid
' Chains.
For all Makes of Cars.
1360 Telephones 2‘011
Vaast Bros. Garage
nt'rwo STYLES ‘
7 them over—The Miller is
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use Linn sen cans. ‘
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SlRLOlN STEAK ....................... 38c lb.
Lens of Lamb ............................. 34c lb.
Foreouarters Lamb . . .................... 26clb.
Morris Bacon. small sauares .............. 38c lb.
.Sweet Juicy Oranires . . . . . . . . . ........... 25c doz.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALX. SOUTH NORWALI.
United States License No. 17.908.
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OFFICE. 122 WATER STREE'?f
Mutt: Norwaik. Conn. E
1 Telephone 294.
It” YORK CiTV OFFICE.
’ s34 Sixth avenue.
PHONE FARRAGUT 198 ;
. are in a hurry. just phone us l
~will take care of your express
" We have scven of the best?
"in the stoic. Also, llydraullti
A units for iboutracmrs’ Work. -
is make daily trips to New
. y. Let them handle your
and express. and thus keep Ii
“up, the congested terminals.
‘ ‘ 511ml Anythins
7‘ Anywhere
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can «re entrusted t I
mployes only.
. 83 and 85 Washington St.
Phone 1405 Phone 1405
Norwalk’s Largest Economy Grocery
The fact that we have the most complete stock of Grocer)
ice in the city is one of our many reasons why you owe it to
yourself to give us a trial.
None Such Mince Moat ................... -. . 2 pkgs. for 25¢
Kellogg 's Corn Flakes, per pkg. ........................ 10c
Baker’s or Huyler's Cocoa . . .. .. . . . . ......... 1-2 lb. tin 19c
Kravenmor Corn, new pack, per can .................. 18c
Eldora Brand Peas, Early June, per can ........ ’ ....... 16c
Best Long Island Potatoes ............... 5 lbs. for 19¢
Breakfast Blend Cones; fine value, lb. ...... . .......... 22c
Cream Cake (70th (absolutely pure), lb. ............ 31c
Beckmann’s Breakfast 0000a ............... T 1-2 lb. tin 16c
Fresh Baratdi'ia Shrimp, r can . ..................... lilo
Campbell's Soups, all kin s, can ............ . .......... 10c
Try our New Crop Teas at ......................... 43c lb.
A. F. BECKMANN & (30., Inc.
Phone 1405.
is ghen and obtained tc ‘
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the and money.
AND HEAVY TRUCKING
of All Kinds.
. O VANS for Long Distance
' Furniture Moving.
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' Wood all over town.
‘EFFRON' ' ,
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Tel. 441.
JUNK!
always get the higher;
. rags, ~pa' r, metal an
Just . up. ' Highest
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WALK LINE
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1 .lletween
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for Mild;hflnd Auto- {NEXT SATURDAY .
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n to the final, victory.
' tea to Britain in view of the' lat-
r’s accomplishments during the con-.
to of Britain Day
fit the German ant ~ ritish propagator.
A8 GOOD AS NEW
’l‘l::.;'.~: the way we make that
sum uld tire of yours. Our
\ulvnnizcn do wonders with
“urn shoes nnd inner tubes..
lluuhlcn. often trebles, the life
of your tires. Isn't it more
ctvllmuit'ul lo‘pny us for 5M
\iZIi'lleIZIllg than to buy new
zit-cs wspcciully new when the
cost of new tires mounts daily?
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29 Wall St. Norwalk‘
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organiation of. Americans which acts
[under the initiative of the Sulgmve
lnstltutfon in association with the Na~
IS BRITAIN DAY
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- es. the National Security Magus and
the American Defense Society.
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NEW BRITAIN HOME
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it will also
int out the debt owed by the. United
ct. It is further hoped that observ-l
ill tend to com-
whlch has not yet been stamped dog on the‘gas, went into the room
in this country. , . where the tether end young state:
All newspapers in the state bayonet-sales“. auteur were found
at by the Defense, Council to pub- in the"roem by Tony Toll, aboard».
811‘ editorial op
on Decembee'l. T an-
elem inns notified (the pollen, who arter‘en
rm work sueoeededdn saving two
(outflow.
. 1 peclally to Judgc Walsh. may not pre-
1000.000 will go to complete ships
tonal (lotmnlttoe of Patriotic Soclew
will NT? ‘;
conmssmnnss
(Continuedwitrompl'ece om ;
cured in Bridal-port 0f the club liw
cease ices. Bridgeport recoil ed 59'5“,
the county. $790 and the state $5.925. ‘
instead of supporting either ilcp~
resentative Frederick W. Huxfurd of:
Stamford or James R. Walsh of Green.
wich. the Fairfield County leaders are
‘to throw their support to an npSiate
man, the farmer's name. hon-yer “not
being mention " jusiyet, according}
to the upfitate gossipers on things pu—
liiicd. l
‘ such 3 thing an a candidate wiu-,
ninx out, hottever, eveu'desplte the,
opposition of his own county organ)»,
Iation. has been known to happen be;
lforc, points out the Hartford Times.
in commenting on the alleged dose»
tion of the Fairficld County men by!
the Republican leaders hereabouts. It;
goes on to refer to the opposition dr-l
veloped by the machines to the hour}
inatlon of Abiram Chamberlain for
Governor, to (horse E. Lounsbury. of
Ridgefield. who won out for the same
olice over the nfrcnunus oppodtion of
his fellows in this county, and of;
the same thing occurring in the pour
.ination of 0. Vincent (‘oflln it for:
.lher hints that the expected oppoar-i
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wail either. .
v "The Republican State machine iv.
in favor of the candidacy of Judge
Walsh," declares The. Times. “Thc‘
'.mcrnbers of the machine- make no se-'
lore! of the fact that they favor the
election or the Greenwich man. But
the present machine has .1 record for
ldcfeets which makes it uncertain
Whether im ““0? i“ “1‘ “WWW" °" of hostilities, the total or $165,000,000;
Ta handicap to a candidate for public
Police. lat oppoaed the nomintion of
iMnrcus ll. Holcomb as Governor, but
the worn in spite of thc cfforts of the
lmachinc. oi" the New Haven machine
land the Fairlie-id Count y machine.
‘ "It is not believed that either Mr.
lluxford or Judge Walsh will retireI
‘fmm the sprain-ramp race. even'
though the Fairlie-id (‘ouuty machine
may show preferencc for the cundh
dncy of auolln-r." thc Times
ues: "There in no doubt that the fa-
vor of a candidate's loyalty assists in
the success of his candidacy but it
is not always necessary. Both Judge
Walsh and Mr. "union! will have the,
support of their colleagues in their
reapecllw towns.”
In rcfcrcucc to the cxpcctcr
of the Fairi‘lcld (‘nuniy lcudcr to an
uvalntc man. the Times adds: “TIM:
. Icrm upStaic is rather indn-finitc
‘politicinns ucncrnlly mcan llnrtford
,t‘ounty svhru tin-y \lh‘v it. The. H'upt‘.
of the term may, hour-rm; he extend'
Ivd to includc 'l‘nllnnd t‘ouuly pulhlcsl-
ly, when it is rcmcnihcrcd Illat ihr
run counties ucrc until l‘i‘t'f‘lllly pn
lulcaily nlliliniml us tlrr rullulltucllt
parts of the first l‘unurcsphuml Ill»-
llrir'i. Il' thv extension is nlluwcil it
may he assumed that the l-‘nirt‘icld
('ounty lcndcr has mndc up his mind
to fame tln- l-ulididm-y of Col. William
‘ll. Hall of \\'lllin;;iou. or In utirnclcul
to thc cnndlducv of III‘IiH'M‘llIMlIVi’
lingers ui Millit'llt.rt~ll‘l".'"
It is ImrlIly IIHIIIL’III likely that IIII‘
candidacy of (‘oL Hall is ltmkcd ullh
iniur nu. lu-rcnbouls, as ('01. Hull.
.whcn in the Scumc at the organiza-
tion in 1917. is crcdltcd with having
brought about the defeat of Senator
Frederick A. llnrilcti of Bridgeport.-
thc l‘nll‘field organization‘s candidate. '
in min pxrriidency of that body. 0i“
course such things have been patched
up before. and may have been in this
instance, cupcciully or: i‘ol. Hall will
although l the House this coming sea
slon. vrlcl considerable influence in
the Senate and Judge llurtlcti is again ‘
a candidate. for the prealdcucy. ‘
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and ”Hit supplcvm-ntnl estimates arc.
to he citpccicd uudcr these headings
when it is posnihlc Io prcscnt n cour
plotc pmjccl. The items thus held in
suspension are those providing for
the pay of reserve and National Guard
niliecrs and men.
" Naval estimates are framed on on
cxnctly opphslte ilicury. Evcry pro-
vision is made for steady and rapid
increas of the fleet. a total of approx-
imnicl $4:l-i,000.000 being asked. Of
that aniuum $200,000,000 is the first
increment of the proposed new three.
year building program, providing for
ten additional drendnoughis. six bat-
tle cruisers and 140 other fighting
craft. The remainder of the Sim?
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the first three year program.
Secretary or the. Navy Daniels h
renewed the Naval Emergency Font
item under which Congress appropri-
ated $100,000,000 last year to provide
for the construction of additional dos
troy-era. submarine chaser-s and other
special craft and to expedite construe.
lion work. This year, however. the
department asks for “75.000000.
The. total appropriation for the n v-
at establishment is estimated at 2.-
lliitmomo. or an increase of approx-
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pdatlons made for the current year.
The pay or the navy item stands at
mainline. sealant sanctum on:
year. Similarly “553*” .is asked
ropes, of Britain who returned home late fitter work. for the sin-m Corps against sun ‘
new one year. . 7
Army situates shortlist elr
new military manure».
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‘ristram aHyaltt '1
NorWalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
The Holiday Handkerchiefs E
Are ready and as usual we have selected only the best nodes for mien. women
and children. either slntrly or in pretty sift boxes. We have them in all styles—
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Of Course You Will Give Stockings!
We have ehlsrled thls'depsrtment andthe variety is greater than ever in
quality. color and mumps. . a. ..
Plain. embroidered and
initialed.
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the appropriations under these two
headings were, respectively. 8760.000.-
000 and $184,000,000. Even with the
great cut made because of the end
now sought, however. shows that
great stress is to be laid hereaftcr on
aircraft dwelopment.
cussinEN'r LEAVES
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mnunjprecluded ihc departure of the l'rcsi-
dent before cutting. It was generally
believed that the President
ing in New York early tomorrow
as to rail pmbably tomorrow noon.
The Cabinet meeting tduy was or
pected to be the final meeting of tho
1 WW" President with his advisers. either in
a body or as individuals. with the c:-
ccptiun nf Sccrcinry housing.
but will accompany the President as one
of the dclcgntcs its the [when confer
|’Ilt‘t. “'"Il Ill» iIvltiil‘lllrc
Lansing, t'ounscllor
of Mr.
NEW \'U|ll\'. llv-c. It. The Irntmport
viicuruc \\'at.~'lliugton. licwly painted a '
lmiulcship 14le and handsomely deo—
Ilcr
dock in liobukcn in rcndiucns In car-
nratcd. hm»; stcntu up today all
)5“ I'n‘shlelli Wilson lllliI
delegates in l-‘rnncu.
One of the principal tasks of the
.wccinl tom of thruc hundred Work-
v-rs “its in Inclusc IIH‘ pi'mneumie
dirk In glass to ward oil the Decem-
lwr union. llccuruiurs and filters
unvc particular nttcntiou to lifting up
IIlv' rulii- Ul' IIII'I‘I‘ luullifi will“ lIli‘
l’rcsnicnt will occupy. Mrs. Wilson‘s
quarters will be directly opposite
those of the l’rcsident. Forty-nine
state-moms have been prepared for
wastbic m-cupnnis.
The dining: imll. formerly the niflccl’n"
press hull. will accommodate forly
persons. The ship’s cuismt‘ wil be in
I he pcu Co
.clmruc of n poll-known New York lm- produced knuri t0
’ .tol chef and fifty assistants and walt- "00.000.
ere. Thc mny yard lmnd barium-n
lll‘xllilll'tI to furnish nnmic.
DlSAIlLEll Tooth:
TRAINING AND PAY
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minimum ungc of $65 a month during
the period of m-cducnlion. will) pm-
portionntcly more if he is married and
has children.
‘ in a pamphlet which is bcinar hundcd
to returning soldiers and sailors by
representatives of the board. it is
recommended that each man in need
of vor-ational trainin-z put himself un
tier the board's direction. it is 0»
plniucd that if the service mnu‘s dis-
ability prevents him from returning to
employment without training; he will
be instructed frcc of cost and paid
monthly the sum (0 which he would
be. entitled under the war risk insur-
ance act, or a sum equal to the pny o‘.‘
his last month of active service.
But. in no case will a single man. or
one required by his cOursc of instruc-
tion to live apart from his dependents.
receivc less than $65 monthly, exclu~
sire of the sum paid the dependents.
If he lives with them, he will receive
1 not less than $75 a month. including
the allowance for them. 4
In addition. the family or depend
outs of each disabled man will receive
during his period of training the same
monthly allowance paid prior to his
discharge from the service. Upon enn-
pletion of the course of training. those:
taking it'will continue to receive the
amount pmle for by the War risk
not as lonx‘asthelr disabilities con-
lnue. .
The board has organised an infor-
mation division and motion pictures. This in 03 SPECIALTY. To
speakers. newspapers and periodical-I 0 ‘
will all be utilised for the propaganda.l
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air service itself. Last year. M'GOVERN AGAIN
would
leave Washington this evening, arriv-
so
Frank L. l’ulk
uill bccoulc Acting Sccrciury of State.
factory.
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NAMED COLLECTOR f
FOR CONNECTICUT‘I
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Press Dispatch From Wash- 1
union .
‘_ llltllxlEl’OliT, Dec. 3.—‘An associat ‘
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I News of Rea
'cd Press dispatch from Washington
last night announced that l’rrsident
.Wilson had nominated James L. Mc-
‘(lovern of Bridgeport, to,be collector
. \VASHINGTON TONIGHT,“ custom for the state of t‘onnectLI
cut for a second term of four years. I.
3 Mr. McGovern has just completedf
his first term of four years. its such.
ccoded Fred Enos who was collector,
in Bridgeport for several terms. M12;
McGovern's district comprises the:
state of Connecticut. Other prominent
ports of entry in addition to Bridge.
Iport are New Haven. Hartford and.
New London. ,
Mr. McGovern was formerly a.
newspaperman and for upvntrds of 25:
years was prominent in journalistic?
w)“, circles of this city. He has been tilt-‘-
totlian of considerable information of .
a umfidcmlal character throughout'
the. war and it is understood that
Washington has l‘t‘gfll‘lll‘tl hisudtninisW
tmtinn of his responsibil- duties with
high favor. 3
His rcnpmintmcnt which was rcco
,mcndcd to l’rcridcnt \l’ilsonby Sccrc.‘
tnry of the 'l‘rcasury William (l. llc.\-‘
duo “as generally anticipated by tlitlsc.
who have berm in the best position to
propcriv estimate the value of (‘uln' "W
lcctor McGovern's—z scrvices to the gov-7
ornmcnt. The news of his rctmpoiut-'
Iucui will hc received with favor by"
his mum i'l‘in-mlr lll:ll‘.i‘.‘ll"‘ll til-
slate.
. KAURI GUM
'l‘hc kauri gum district of Ncu' Zen
land cuvcrn an arca. of approximately
914,000 net-cs. From knurl gum'
(named after the hauri pine) is made
the high‘xrade varnhhcs used for fur-
niture and for automobiles. Sim-c tho.
discovery of the gum by an American'
sea captain in 18:13. Now chland has
the. \uluc (ii 392.-
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williltandthatwillperformalll
the functions of natural teeth is a
ltaskthatoallsfor cans-rm.
inn devote alto: minim
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We will dress the mole
. family from head to foot on the
easy payment plan.
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window“ glass have as
replace them, thereby
savirp heat. I
I‘ll? GORIIAM C0. I
DEC ORATORS
TEL 452 East Norwail'
Full“ at... no“...
iMeats,
Groceries
i&, Vegetables
C. l). Chamok
:75 soars MAIN slam
TELEPHONE 5833
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needed '
NOW
{is time to prepare
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town
Day and Evening
Classes,
inuruhnuc
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Estonia}: soap
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