Oll
All restrictions as to Coal
, Share officially off owing to mild
, c f~Weather, increased supply and
the war 's end.
' ' No applications, no regula-
:tions, no obligations, no
iistrings of any kind—go as far
‘as youfikeasinthe good old
timyes. There is only one dis-
cordant note, —the price is
still high—same as all other
commodities—and will re.
.mm high for the balance of
the winter. But one may get
all the coal he needs and that
‘ ' is something—yes, much——
- ' when his memory goes back
one short year.
'THE
'EPSiS
sefiifii’k’w
1
'fl'hc World's Best Hatchet
‘ l.i~'tcn to what Chas l‘. TOWIlStlld,
Prcr‘ltlcttt of the National l’oultry As-
€0L11l01.l<:l1'5:
,. in 11111 1111111 1'1-11 tests of incubators
we found <1xcral of the 'r'ight kiml bur
nonc 111' tin-1'11 :1p111-:-13ttl to 111c\.1~1r11u"ly
as 13313 1311- ‘ 3311c3-1_\1' ' \\1 31:11] 1111(' 131..
(1151 only cight 131133!11'<_ [31 1t 111:1131i11c
tvzls 'it‘ 1111-111 1113111111: 31 111~:1':111 11 111'
7—dE1l its 1,111.11 rc;113.1tl:11,: :11111 supplied
ilso1v11111111>i11rr .\11<3 31:111‘11. 3131:111‘331013
1.'\'('t‘_'. 3:111'3123131' tug “1' 1-11'1 3'111 '11 it.
Tl‘hzli '3311ckc_\c 111.1131:1l 11 -1L'3 11 :13 3 l11
1111' 31'.;.'111~.c it 111111.113 111'. '11'111. 133.1 1.111
attention. it 31:1tc311'131 1 113 3.
:11113 11 12113111 tut-t much 111(11.1-_1. 3111113
, 111111 .1<1u«r llt'ckc}c i:11'11341911:'~ 1\111~
ively."
l'l11C3:"\'c 1711113131015 are guaranteed
to hatch 111 1'_\ 31 1114111341 12': .1111 rcm. tin
in pcrzcc‘. \\'1l3\lllj' 111'131'1' 1111' lite \'11.'1'.S
1311131 1'11 tour rlrL‘ :1111 old 11'." low as
Albert D. Morgan
, 84 WA SHINGTON' ..-.'. .
Frankforters ..... _ ...... 24c lb.
~Bologna
Salt Pork ............... 30c 1b.
"Round Steak ............ 28c lb. .
Sirloin Steak ..... _
Porter-house Steak ....... 28c lb.
Chopped Beef .......... _ 22c 1b.
'rPot Roast .............. 25c 1b.
afloast Pork ..... , ....... 320 1b.
First-class Hindquarter Beef,
17 ELY AVE.
.. m
: - ,. _ SPECIALS
'_ 'For 3 This Week
BEANS—Large size can.
3 Cut to ......... 2 cans 25c
OATMEAL—In the bulk,
' 3 lbs. 200
FAIRBANKS’ LAUNDRY
SOAP ,. . . .3 ...... 6 bars 25c
EPICURE JELLY POWDERS,
assorted flavors .. 8c pkg.
FULL WEIGHT SKIM MILK,
1 a can . . ..... . . . . .15c
SUNBRI‘I‘E CLEANSER,
'a. can" ..... . ....... 4c
_, A; {fort
24 Cottage Street
:11.'lt:1l1l1 1g: '
240 lb. ,
...... 280 lb.
C. 20c lb.
er’st'Markel
3 East Norwalk
F 5. LYflN
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Every House
without a hardwood float can be increased' in value by re-
laying with Oak Flooring.
EVERY HOUSE OWNER
can better afl‘ord hardwood flooring than carpets—costs less
in the beginning and lasts as long as the house.
EVERY WOMAN
wants hardwood floors, they mean less work—less dirt,
and greatly improve the appearance of any room.
Back of our recommendation of our OAK FLOORING is a
reputation which is as carefully guarded as a. business character
The Hatch c Bailey Co.
NOMINA‘itED To
SUCCEED SELF
a
(Continued n'om First. Page)
The Republicans immediately con-1
vened and elected Senator Frederick't
A. Bartlett as chairman, while Rep. 3
Morehouse was again named clerk .
Upon motion it was agreed to pro-i
ceed to the nomination of county com- ;
missioners. 7 1
senator Bissell nominated Frank E. ‘
Ballard to succeed himself for a term ,
' of four years and also presented the 1
, names of Charles [-1. Hart of Bethel;
to succeed Commissioner John Brophy 1
of Ridgerield, who retires next Octo-
ber because of his advanced years. 1
1 After several seconds. the motion.
was made that the clerk cast. one bal-
lot and it was carried. Representa-
tive Shaw of Rcdding was named to,
draw up resolutions and present them "
to the house. There .they will lie on,
the table, for a few days, or else be'
passed under a suspension V the
‘11
1
rules. '
AUTO DEAD STORAGE
FOR-THE WINTER
$5.00 per month
We carry in stock full line 'of Bearings and Coils.
GOODYEAR TIRES
The Republicans took no action for
the Present on courtly auditor homing
atlons. There are tWo candidates,
Charles B. Tamma’ny ot’ Huston and Eli
\‘t'trkeman of Weston. Other candt ,
dates may C(llilt)_ into the rich] later.
NATION FACES FLOUR
SHORTAGE ALTHOUGH
. $.77. a.n\\\V)/4 ..\<
979/7.
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Bid Sale Every Day This Week
Sperry & Barnes’ Pork Chops ............ 35c lb
Sperry & Barnes’ Sausage ............ 32c—34'c lb.
Home-made Sausage . L .................... 25c lb.
Frankfurters . ........................... 23c lb.
1?
Spare Ribs . 23c lb.
Sirloin and Portcrhouse Steak ........... 31c lb.
Smoked Shoulders ............... .27c———30c lb.
JOHN B. RISKO
11111111111011 AVENUE
No Charge Accounts. Cash Only.
No Orders 1111 Ochreries
.4... é‘
:17 “.75.. «97.1.2. 7;; .s\
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3 ‘ FILLED WITH WHEAT.
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vaaSt Bros. Garage 'l‘ln- question which is confronting
the, millcrs is thc 111:11111111' in which
—‘ the govmnntcm purposes to absorb
~—~ -"_:_7 __._-._._- .— 7777 311111 billion dollar sllnl'lagv which qit‘
'- 7 www .e..,.._ . -.,,., ”3111111115 because 01 its guarantee 01 $2 .6
'9 ' ‘ W." /’ “" :‘fl'. '3.“ -‘. a. bushel tor the incoming “heat clop
3"." Vtith the foreign market thr'onn open
. more is no doubt that wheat pr'iccs
" will go down, and tho miller-s refuse
to buy in advance at the pt‘et-u-nt mur-
hot.
The situation is so serious that (Ton-
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1. .nt'oss is considering the adoption of
7;“ 14011111 method to stabilize the flour
1
nun-kcl. During the last. week repre-
l’f ~c111.1li\ 11s of the milling industry have
321.111.1111 laying the matter before. meni-
b1- 15 0| ( (ingress. Among other
things suggested by them is the raise
'ing of the export restrictions 10 111-11-
tr.11 countries and lit'tim.r 11111 blot-1111111-
il:- ‘llllhl (.ctmanv.
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ON THE RHINE
. Continm d from First l'ulzc.
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l‘luins,
Formun.
is also in Germany.
March With Soldiers
Miss Dorothy Francis of \l'esti‘t’vld.
N. J., om- of tho \‘clel‘an Y. M. C. A.
women in I-‘rnncc. has been with the
famous First division since the fight-
.ing at SoisIs-ons. .She is attachctl to
11' Signal (‘mps and has crossed the
Rhino with 111.11 11111111. $91.1- “231111115
02‘ \\'l1llo
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PEOPLES’
CASH MARKET
Libner’s Building Boulon Street
Grand Opening Prices
For All the Week .'
Round Steak, . . . . . .
Porterhouse Steak .
Shoulder Steak . . ..
FlankSteak . . . . . . ..
26c lb.
26c lb.
20c lb.
15c lb.
.s...-..-.-..c
Buckwurst ....... . . . . . . .. ............... 3501b.
Veal Cutlets . . . . - ...... . ................. 35c lb.
Stew Veal ......... . . . . . . ..... . . . . ....... . 30c lb.
Fresh Shoulders ..........................
Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . . .
Frankfurters . . .........................
Chopped Beef .......... . ...............
All Kinds of Provisions
30c lb.
28c lb.
241: lb.
22c lb.
to remain \111l1 the until
:spting‘. ultltouuh her .\l‘r\'l('t'
11.11pired sonn- timc ago.
I In spitc ot :ulvche and sometimes
'\'e1'y trying experiences 11111511 young
women conducted canteens all alone.
the line (1! march from northern
France across Luxotnburtz. through
lllP Mosvlit- valley to Coblcnz. They
were billctctl :11 pcusams‘ cottages.
frequently in attics. 111.1 the army
rations of hurdtack and "corn willy"
when the field kitchens failed to come
up. and oficn hiked with the men.
The commanding othcet' of the
with Infantry commended Miss Tor-
1'enco for t'clusing a ride in an auto-
mobile in order to march with the
soldiers. Slu- made practically the.
entire trip from Luxernburg to Cob-
lenz on foot. and declared that she
, 11:11! “the timv other life. Many men.
it was said. refused to drop out of
line. as long as the ‘3'” girl swung
along. ‘
At th11 11nd of curb day's march it
was her task to start the chocolate
container going. and then after the
beverage was. prepared to serve hun-
dreds of hungry men. She did it,
and what’s more, when she arrived
111. Coblenz her cheeks were rosy. and
, she showed no signs of fatigue. The
. other girls were in the same good
" health and high spirits, testifying ‘0
the fact. they declared. that women
as well as men. could rough it and
benefit by army life. and especially
by army fare 1
Kept Spick on the Way
It was a marvel to the men how
the 'Y“ girls kept spick and span 0"
the trip. No matter how deeil the
mud in the roads , was. how forbid-
ding the billets at night. or how
scarce the. water supply. each morn-
ing the canteeners would emerge
neat and smiling for the march
ahead Frequently they corubedtheir
hair without the aid of a mirror and
had a. cold cream bath when 8031).
and water were impossible to obtain. '
Ili\'i~‘i11n
year's
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_._ _. ___~_.‘ _. _ - .---.
schultze’s Corned Beef. Specials
RUMP CORNED BEEF ...................... 26c—28c 1b.
PLATE CORNED BEEF '
....................... . . 18c lb
BRISKET CORNED BEEF ....... . ............. . . 141: lb
CABBAGE ............................... . . 40' lb.
Schullze 5 Sanitary Markets
NORWALK.
United States License No. 17.903.
SOUTH NORWALK. '
"Aren't you ready to go home?"
was asked one of the girls at the end
of the march.
“Not on your life,” 'she explained.‘
"This is even better than 'the front.
I wouldn't. miss the winter in Ger-
‘, many for anything.”
'1 ic0NN. EDt'romAt. ASSN
TO MEET ON JANUARY 25
The annual m‘ee’ting of the Connec
gticut Editorial Association will .be
held at the Hotel Garde. New Haven.
,on Saturday, January 25. The meet-
ing will open at noon. for the elec-
tion or otiicers and reading of annual
reports. In the afternoon. there will
'be a general discussion of present
iday conditions in the newspaper
business. . ' " .‘
. Fred Vi . Lyon, of Milford, will re—
iport for the legislative committee on
gmatters of interest to the association
'ywhich'are to come before the present
-~ sessionc of‘thet‘Genei-al Assmbly. It
waves of
trauma will
3
way,
-York state line are not of the type
‘of
"Tris ram & Hyatt
N orwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Speeding the January Sale
Every wheel in the store machinery is doing its bit to make this clearance one of the 1'.
profitable for our patro‘fi'in many years. New items are being added daily to the 191:1}:311
offerings. .
3011‘,
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THE WHITE SALE has some pink trimmings in the form of dainty combinations of chambray :- .
$1.00 and some ‘pink Bungalow Aprons that are wonderful values at the same price.
THE SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES are still offering opportunities to secure stylish {.9
ments of seasonable weights-and popular fabrics at a little price.
THE SALE OF LINOLEUMS will end Saturday night, and it is best to act quickly if yOu 11.11.11
I to take advantage of this chance to obtain either the; regular goods or the remnants.
3 , SEE THE SPECIALS IN SHEETS, PILLOW CASES, TOWELS AND TOWELING.
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DEMOCRATS FORCE
AN EXTRA SESSION. 3
MR. MANN CHARGES
Continut'd from First Puke
HEDJAZ ARABS ASK
FOR AMERICA
Command from First Page.
jinn unit: in] statement 111111~ ti 1 3.
A, ’lcrs at Stockholm 101111111111
S AID 3111.11 here.
3' They have taken the ion 11 of 5;.
‘on the Rowvnl-Pett'om'ad 1':'1il'.'..'.y
.logether with a large numb'u 1 '
soners.
.11.
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"’l‘ln- country is inhabited utmost}
1'M'lu1~'i\‘4'l_\' by :1. homogt-nous Si’l.
'.\l';th. :tll descending from :1 common 3 quantity 111‘ booty 1'1-ll into
51111111. while the foreign element is in. lot" the victorious fo1'...,.-,
tinitcsimal, certainly smaller mm in [21111111 }11‘()\i\iuns ,1nj 11m. 1.1.1
any other country I know of. T110103 The prisoners incllm 1- «l dix'vi- 1‘
are only about 2,000 Turkish utfir‘idls rogzimt'nlal starts,
and no Turkish population in a land3
that 1'1-11111ins ol’ the session. This
sccttts impossible of accomplishtncnt.
Hr'tmofm'e i1 has bccn assumcd that
1hr- .ndtttinisu'ation forces would en-
rit-uvor to avoid 1111 extra session and
it had been rumored that in order to
lul‘tft’ lcnislation through the House
(lflltfsthonians. the «uh-11111111 111.1“
.1],
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“Eli: lit
Finnish troops azu’UIlafil'Jtd “1‘51 1
’lnj l..-..1"
inc'ut'u:
hunt»
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would “ml... :1 “mg" rule on the 11157 containing_..,.;00.0110 Arabs. “113 then
CHAUFFEUR IS TO WED
EMPLOYER. RESULT OF
NEW JERSEY ROMANCE
ltov. H. A. Sadtlet', rector of St.
Paul's Episcopal Church. at Ralrway. .
New Jersey, formerly of Trinity Epis-
copal Church. South Nor'wnlk. per-
l‘ormed 11 somewhat unusual marriage
ceremony last Saturday. in the Cathed-
ral of St. John the Divine. when Mrs;
Helen Glidcn Grant of Clifl" Road. Se-
warcn. N. J.. a11d<\\'illiam Tombs.
19 Campbell street. Runway, N.
BOLSHEVIKI PLAN
INVASION 0F ASIA
((‘onlinucd From Pug-1 01111)
Government. which at present ofi'eo
tively bars the way to Asia by way of,
the Ural front. If. however. 11 is
of pointed out. Admiral Kolchak s :11'my3
J., becomes weakened and were to disin—‘
TELEPHONE 583-2
cussion oi‘ the wumup measurc. “'lmt- >hould not the Arabs rule the country ;
11\'(‘l‘ position Mr. Mann may take in “her“ they 31"“ 11nd 33",“3 31”“! ""37 . .
chars-11;: democrats with responsibili- ‘" "“33"” ”"'“’"‘“'m" “ 3” 53“)“3'3,_“" .
ly. it is well unth-rslood that the re “”3 3’" “”5“” 3“ 0m 0“ 11 mm“ "’ rle r 0
hubllcuns will wclcomc the extra 895- “1" 31""‘3" then cxplamcd 333‘” ‘3‘" . ° '
511111. 11111111111119 thfiu‘tl‘aimf:i‘a;~i Clyl:‘it\‘litli3]f -
l'olilical Stt'atcuv is 511011 in the a 1- 1 3“ 13””)05‘“ 5 :1 P I 3‘ N i ". 3‘“ .:‘ .
DHI‘vnl change of democratic from in 3‘3’3""' “’1‘! 340W?" M"S°I‘_m““““j 3% 0‘1 P:RCO.ATS
111111 it ”my result in 1111 early precipi- own and 3(‘Jd- ‘Iic made 11 cleat that ‘ 7 ‘ ‘
11.11111. .11 111.. cxpcctr'd republican 111' 1m 1111‘" '3fl101'11'1:.'"1‘;" "1 “‘1‘ "‘1" for Men. 3 outbs and Boys '
quarrel 11\‘t'l‘ organization. In addition {'“59mml‘1‘ ”1 ”‘9 hmgdm” ”3 ““d',’ ‘ . I, .
111 this.- it 1": hccotninn more and more, Ja‘z'ilm .. ht uldtd "l '1111 '11 11 the-’13:: .Al i’IOdC'l ate I‘ICGS.
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‘.3.3233123.-.'.3.'-‘1'1'..3.3'3.Q1133313113..‘.‘.3”..§3§£"i'13‘.3 rcscnttrtlvc of 11.. 11111011» Arab 111111; Credit It Desn'ed.
iN'W‘c llllllllt‘il15 ll1.‘II 111'11 bl't'tlllllng winch was rcct‘uttcd tron) each and :1 l \
111111'11 and 11111111 “HEW,“ of those states, and i can truthfully
ln chargin: 11111 dcmuct'ats with H... say that the Arabs tire 1111:111111111115 m
sponsibilltv for 'orr'ing an extra $115- 111111111111;thcu'ludependcnce. _ ,
sion. .\lt'. Ztlunn su-ld: . "if the Pence (‘ onfc renco >llUllltl i
"I “a," m (.an attention ot' the doubt this 51111111110111 or lend 11:11 1111111 , '
“on“. .0 u". legislative situation. “ , 111111015 111111 Syria prie ”1111; the l 1"on1h
have been 5.9“," Weeks in tween", ()1 Palestine the llrilish let lllt'nl send ) .
'l‘ltcrc 111'cj1151 six witch,- “)0!" or ”“5 a commission to inuwtigntc. 11 111113" ,-
scssion almost to thc minulo. 'l‘hmc 11nd 33‘“ “"3 ”(“3“)“ "3 AWN“ “““3‘3 3 '
:11'1' fourtccn crucial appropriation pr'cfm to be ruled by t‘l1i11:1..l.1p.111.1
bills which must be passed or loll ov- (3‘33“ 01' ““3 other mm” ”“3“ 3 ‘31”[31
1'1' l'or 1111 ,.\”~u ”.3530“. .1111-1 l1.1\ c .motlrrr “11rd to say -
"'l‘hcrc have [won six or 1l11-1sottppro— ' A" -1 511M” Milli—Minn nation “3‘“ Fresh 01' C01 nod Sho'zldc“ 1
primiott bills l't'pttl‘li'tl l0 llrc llousc. 13“,") "3””"3-V done much. I‘m-'4 I33"‘3‘.sz'.1'eril.:s
and but tour passcd. Now 1 do not “““3' my ””310"- 11111111111111)" ("f‘l‘fl ‘ Pigs‘ Feet
lutow “31111311‘1' 1311' l‘t‘csidcnl has di- ‘33“3 Grand Old Man ”3 ”W "”3“" 330‘: Knuckles '1
“Med 1311.1 dcmucl‘tuic sido of the clat'cd war against Turkcy \vhcn she . Corned Hams VVVVV '_ ...
House 111 forci- 1111 extra session of the was at the “933:1” Of her ”“33”“? 3'30“" I Corned Beef Tongue . . .. '.
Fortnr'css or noi but ll looks 11.14 "”1 3'"in volunteers 3" “‘5 S‘an' Smoked Tongue! ?'
,Ihough I". had. dat'd. Soon :1 constdcr'ulllc army col— 'Gold Medal Butter ..... . '
"In addition to the appropriation “W"?! “23“?“ under my 3".”("1233 3”“3' Famous Creamery Butter .
bills we hHVI‘ an unusual hill. a census 9'53”!" lllllH‘lPtl on. 13“? T3331” ‘1 SN" swastika Brand . . ...... 7. :
pm y... 1., 1w dispuspd of. and u", 111s otdelcats culmmulmg 111 1111- 1:111» Shh“), Fresh Eggs M.
revenue bill. also a bill providing for “m m Mcdrna "‘53 “(Wk- Best Heavy Beef
the purchase or wlrcatt at [he pricefl ”T339 Arab army 3‘33““ “5 3h“ “333' Lamb Veal Poultry
guaranteed by the government. and 11135“ ”1‘43“ wgm and in ”1" 3"” ofiur» we handle nothing but the bee
bomber m- other unusua'l—bills which sivc, ni"addition to taking 40.11110 pri- 1 3 lbs Sauer K1111: 25¢
must beamed on." soner's. by a rapid march cut the Turk Economy Bacon ............... 381:
.a-... ...-.._.___..- i<h line of wheat, enabling thc llt'it-
islt to capture 10 000 mote. _____.
C I). Charnolt
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
the tegrate through lack of support .1n1l3
a retired bank- encouragement the. Bolshevik plans}
City. is sixty-four would very seriously threaten the ‘
years old and MI. Tombs. who is the peace of Asia.
son of Mrs William Tombs of Rah—1 The most recent information receiv-
is about twenty-live. ed from British quarters shows that
For more than a year Tombs Bolshevism is spreading in the
had bum in the. employ of Mrs. Ukraine.- The Ukraine directorate
Grant us cchauti'i‘vut'. Of late he has with headquarters at Kiev is a weak
taken up a course of study with a view organization. without any decided pol-
01‘ becoming a draitsnrau. icy. its attitude toward the Bolshe—
Mr's. Grpnt is spending the winter in 'viki is most uncertain and there‘s a
New York at the Hotel Monticello. current opinion here that the director-
her Sewat'en residence having been ate favors an agreement with the Bol-
leased for the winter. Recently she sheviki. Although Gen. Petlur'a‘s torc-
1'esigned as president of the Sewaren cs are nominally fighting the B01 111e-
History (‘lub.,the woman‘s or'ganiza- . viki in the eastern Ukraine there me
tion of that community. rnanv Bolshevikl in his army. Mean-
while the Bolsheviki are showing great
attivity in Kiev and the surroundinzt
districts many well known Bolshev iki’:
Highway Not in Condition State Road having returned there. 3
Should Be 1 A notable success has bc'n 211111
It 111.11 become evident during the Against the Bolsheviki by [Isthonianl
present period 0 alternate freezing troops operating to the IlOllllvdSt of
and thawing and the recent rains lake Peipus according to an l}.~'thon-1
that portions of the state highway -
between Lake Kcnosia and the New
Were united. Mrs. Grant who is
\\ idow of 1". l1‘. Grant.
111' of New; York
Eyeglass Springs, lie-us
Mr.
A Specialty of Ours
Nothing Too Difficult
Reliable Watchmaker,
BREWSTER ROAC1 SOFT
and Optician
WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
I
and Clips Renewal
Charles Brand
Jc v1 261‘
construction that the conditions ' rf
and traflic over the road require.
An automobilist who has had oc-
casion to drive over the road sev-
eral times of late said that in places '
it Ms been little better than ani
ordinary gravel road, and contrasting‘.
very unfavorably with the portion
of the BrCW'Stel road‘ on the New
York side of the line.
Attention was called recently to
the very bad condition of the trunk
line highway through Sugar Hollow.—~ ‘
Danbury News.
in 1:..—
vide' you with one for the small sum of 35." 1.15 "1361 .1' '1'--
modern Safe Deposit Vault. We will also act as custodian 0!
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,i! you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Open a checking account and pay your bills by check.
The City National Bank
nauasxil
STATE PRISON DIRECTOR NE»
" ... SIGNS
Are your valuables papers and securities pI'OPeTy Pig '3,
tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can 1) 3
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