duethetiptllliat per
Justhave‘agood
You're playing safe
.. timetohave your
-; warm and bridge
.~.;; iceandstorm.
gm e with deftness
' cue,_ where every ball
‘ . to
'V shot is fair. With coal
~; . tokaep yousuugyou’n
no racking fears and
, buttons it will ad; to
string of. years. ow.
.‘ these points upbn
mind, put up this cue
ock it and you may find
.« after year it’s money in
' t.
‘ your break!
nmso
em 1
an n \
My do so many
come to us for
their Gillette:
The answer is Service
(we know the Gillette
wean give a man a little
tip that eases up his
aving.
Also we have Gillettes
in a wide range of styles,
one to please every man.
._ in stock.
7 ALBERT D. MORGAN
Washington St,
South Norwalk.
wen-1m. a so union
' ' ‘ '(i ‘99" .I
n- ' w/I//
Smith, Underwood.
Remington. all other
' makes, sold. rented,
, repaired. Rentals, 85
per month Machines
sold atS‘lODermonth.
PLUMBER.
.PEWRITEFI EXCHANGE.
rfield Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
. w- .‘l
. . CALL
"J-AFF E & ASH
won't cost more in the begin-
bul you will gain more in the
We buy everything in the line
ilk—especially Second-Hand
are. '
. TELEPHONE 459.
«TIERS FOR JUNK
13er sent for and best i
paid. Phone or send ‘
ll‘d
]_L. EFFRON
' :jSt. East.Norwalk.
1.‘ . ’ ‘ Tetgei.
i110 Successors
Tia as
'ved. Lower Prices Than
Broadway
i
l
l
l
l
l
9nd Other makes at unheard
days made dangerous.
cod of those who/play ‘
and
Gillette Blades always l
... i:NOII-fililid, Ajax .Roadl‘
floodyear‘Awt” Fisk," Nor-é ,
and.'
\
lonsmu- ~ on“ '
aultuawe'llaeethatyougettl-rightkindofanythingyo
mmnmmm toe. ‘ ....'....-.-... ‘
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WeVenothinttosaynialnst brick. comm
um woon «moo is easier, cheaper “imperial“.
‘ We’vephmhereforjeatoleekoverityou want so
_ b'u'fldahousdbmmoothoputnewlflemmmz
ofyourbemaanddon‘tlet your build!!!“ run down—it.
‘mv’t'pay—based on mwdmmm
berwasneversolowin‘oosti 4 ,.
Come in the next time you'rei’vzever our way. If you con-
The Hotchfa‘ Bailey Co.
1’.
n I
an Bill
in
IE
._
Seated Will Have Great Va-
dies This Year
——is going to be a mighty busy chap
this Yule tide season it indications
galore are being put on exhibition in;
the various stores in dutldpatlon or
a big business. ,
g g, NORWALX AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
' STROIBBBG OABBUBITOBS
warm Taucxs
mute AND naaznm
.Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1800 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT I1" ‘0. NORWALK.
Bosch SERVICE STATION
CHANDLER. 31x. ammo arom-
_ Prices Are Advanced.
Prices of all toys have advanced
between 10 and 15 per cent. over last
year’s prices. it is said. Orders were
placed in the spring for the present
season. so naturally better wholesale
(prices were obtained then. if stocks
have to be replaced at present market
’prices. however. it isa aid that there
iwill necessarily be an advance of 30
'm 10 per cent. To get the beat selec-
ition from a large assortment of toys.
and at the» season's lowest prices,
fshop now or as early as possible. mer-
ichants advise.
American~made toyn predominate
the market. and Yankee manufactur-
- .
ers have produced many innovations
l in children‘s play things, which never
~ , unnum-
nety etiToys for the, Kid-' .
That little old tat fellow St. Nichol-'
sis—known in Kidland as Santa Claus:
* ’ ristram 8: Hyatt
‘ NMEB Leading Dry 600d” Store
liars. Neckpicces and Mutts
,Oi the most wanted pelts, singly or in combination. Iany with the heads and brushes.
‘ - Children’s Fur Sets
l:
i
a
prove true. For despite the H. C. of: _ of I" and
L-v much ‘8 ‘0 be mm 0‘ Christin“, The largest and most complete lines we have ever shown with a wide choice nee
this year. and toys and playtbings ‘
light,du’kandmediumahades, each setpackedinaatrongbox. , .__ um--.
More Of the Winter Coats
MWMwbamm is the beat insuranceagainstthe illsthat fol-
low the recent rapid changes in temperature. -,.._. -....., . '
Reliable Raincoats Too
American Toy. Plentiful. MANY MORE TO .AVERS AUNS l Bridgeport. \Vhile the routes in "art-
iord are such they are not so well
PAY ‘NCOME “X ARE g‘oEfigfifiLm'amttm :1: asserts":
Continued from page one
before have been made. for the first
7 You will find the most beautiful line of WOMEN’S AND
mssas' cOA'rs, sun's, Danssas, 31:13”,me AND
UNDERGARMENTS, priced lower than elsewhere. come'
and be convinced.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
'83 SOUTH MAIN 81'. ' scorn HOBWLLK.
time children‘s porcelain tea sets 1
made in American potteries are on‘
Refuse German Toys.
;geiher with a generous daub of paint 6
3kee toys are well made and put to- s
in New York great 'quantities of k
fed for sale by jobbers. beinzras'
,even though the prices in some in- a
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
FANCY ESCALLOPS .. $1.00 qt.
RIBLAMBCHOPS ......... . 280 lb.
LOINLAMBCHOPS.............................. 40clb.
LOINVEAIS'OHOPS.............................. 32c lb.
VEAL OUTLETS echoes-ea.o...non-eeeeeeeeOCOfiUo.‘ 3801b.
LINK SAUSAGE oones-lesseessee-aoa'eeeeeo‘o'aeeaee 3501b-
MAKE sum: or YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY.
We are booking now for the best the markets hfl'ord.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States Idoense no. 17.903.
NORWALK. SOUTH NORW‘LI.
purchased by local merchants so farl
. lie bequeathed the nminr portion of
jhis estate to his sons, the lafe Arthur
.P. Sturges of 36 Park avenue. and
; Frederick P. Sturzes of Fairfield. each
of whom received unmade and to 1“
The ~lion: That Delivers the Goods
Beckmann’s Grocery
Very Best Grade Mixed Tea. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4?:
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coifee. lb. . . . .... . . . . 4 c
Nucoa Nut 0190. the world’s best. lb ' 36c
Siwft’s Premium Oleo. Der lb. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42c
V Try Best Mame Potatoes . . . . . . . . .‘ . 15 lbs. for 57¢
Campbell’s Pork and Beans . . . . . . . . . . 2 cans 25c
Magnolia or Clover Brand Milk. .can . . . . ._ . 19c
Derby Brand Boneless Pickled Pigs’ Feet. jar . . 35c ’
e It‘OXO-OOI
Hln-o-Lite Marshmallow Creme. Jar ........... 30c
Sunscai Sunny Corn (a fine article). pkg. . . . . . . . 18c
Shredded \Vheat Biscuit. per pkg. ...... . . . . . . 13c
Delicious Bread. Cakes, Rolls. Buns. Etc.. at
White House Breadery. next to ,
Beckmann’s GrOCery
. FREE DELIVERY
83 Washinfior: st. , _ - ”Phone 1405.
-mTI‘ _.
11y today while the sizes)
-: Prices.‘
.2Ajax Road King $29.94"l
L2 Ajax Road King $13355
“. . 'ch Non-Skid $21.55*
fGoodrichyon-Skid, :
. . $13.35
. More Red Howe Tubes.
PHONE 1959.
N!
47 South f’Maiu ‘Sircci, j
.i’ n _—e
Dr, S. M. Dietz
gjpEanJ, ‘
. W,
South Norwalk‘ A ' ' MERRILL BUSINESS
_-.--.---.--_~- :- COLLEGE
'v
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
m .
FOOTWEAR ' '
_ GO TO *
MAXILEVY . g - ‘
31 So. Main St,
_ ‘-,_8,oefiormik.~ ,
for money advanced. llis securities th
Ql'nited States Steel Corporation. $51: re
.7503 Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul
fac
5 SOT-walk, as well as other places
.vhicn come under the direction Of
John P. Kemple. supervisor of
393 Fairfield avenue is bein
. , . g mapped -
out in_zones to expedite the work (ii-mg
sathc mg the census enumerations.
IIMr. Kemple said today.
:ing. it is expected that the causing]:
i work will begin the first of the'year.
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g
i
IOLDEST nausea: or BAPTIST
cuuncn H or can mes
Henry w. Shieissfiv F '
lly at Fitch’s Home for"
aged 83. was, at the; .
died recent-
Mediation!»
the oldest members
we Wm 91...
. .9
sale. Formerly these little sets bore J. Walsh states that the Department'
"Made in Germany" trade marks. [of internal Revenue is planning to
issue forms for the iiiingpf income
Domestic toys are more substantial. and excess profits tax returns earlyi
.ly made than German articles. 1’ is in December. this year. instead 01
gpolnted out. Wooden toys from that waiting until January 1. as has been
€country were found to have been to: the culltom in form” years. This
land paste, but very little glue. Yan- taxpayer may make out his return as
.gether with' real glue. , the, year 1919, and while an accurate
lmade in Germany toys are being oner- fresh in his mind.
freadlly refused by purchasing agents. from nuary 18¢ t0 March 15. 1920-
gstanoes are lower. Teutonic goods manta. oneounrter of tax due to ac—
}are not; Donular. and none have been company returns. 5 Dr. Steadwell
(FredEi-ick Sturges. who lived most between 35.000 and 36.000 to 65 per
lot the time in Fail-fie‘d. and who died cent. of the amount by which the net Vl’i‘linm Alexander Come. of England.
'at his homn, 36 Park avenue, New income exceeds 8.000.000. The ex-'
York. December_22; 1917. left/an es- emptions of $1.000 for single personsious nations were still intact.
mie appfmsod at 33553473, according and 32.000 for manled persons or! ~ ~
to a report filed by the slate comptrol- “98‘“ of families and $200 for each ' TROLLEV COMPANY PUSHES
ler Friday at the Hall or Records in d“l"‘"d“nf person also remain un-' SERVICE ECONOMIES
. New York. ' changed.
his daughter. Marv Fuller Dilson 0! an hour crashed into ”‘0 ”3“" at the len<ive use of ' ‘ '
- - .. . .. . . grinding and cldm 3
:199 Carroll street. Brooklyn. who rev railroad "035mg there and stopped machines ’0" ”W upkeep “r ‘rap‘li‘s' THE; OlFurscal‘lS andMUllg
ceived an income from $1,113”! The in the middle of the truck on which companv has enconrared ”w “w m- ' "
sons and grandchildren are the residu— express train No. 174' Boston and New ‘ ‘ V i
an’ legaiees. 1ii'ork Jen‘s“crossing. The gateman Wil—
The decendent had a claim for 877"; am . . ulcahv, realizing the danger the use f. 1 . - . . .
644 agafiist his son, Arthur P. Sturlzo‘s. m'ahbed a red lantern and run down ' 'f hose machinls more than
i r"
, - The u.e ft ~.1 ~ s=lw n d S [C ‘i
were appraised at 32.204307. Among which stopped within five feet of the laruelv .q9380n3;;):; $511131: 1:31;“);‘3: n so“ ea oats ‘
:tbe larger items of his holdings are ""- These ““0 saw it claimed the l I i i 7 ‘
.lllt‘. following: Liberty bonds. 8290; 2:03p; '(lf Eh" (ll'lVPl‘ W3“. miraculous. at points of greatest use where The
1000: Provident Loan Society. $93,000: ‘9 ”‘m” m‘m" ’3 H. l‘" Mp‘prs' compnnv micbi otherwise be unable
;.\ntional Bani? of Commerce. 351.350; and the number of his car was Mass ' " U '
_ h - -‘. . ., _. _‘
gRailrond Company. $53,030; halt in- months away. and the time for nomin- T 9 object 1‘ m reenfmw wmn “‘0 .
; forest in F‘rederick & A. p_ Sturzes. 31 ations’ is over six weeks away the Re— . ‘ ~ _ . S q!
fNassau street. a partnership 3419511‘ mibllcans of liiddletmvn are already! smooth oft the ieenimcod places. l peels; S
gThe denpndpnt's ownersh . of a new (fllkillt? up a candidate to succeed pre- . . . . , . . . .
pew in the Fifth avenmi’ghumh was sent Mayor Arthur V. McDowell. who ”Km from the tmllq “X‘OS' A“ 'm"
. _ ) .. .3 . ~. -.1
appraised at $300. His real property. is 511503 Republican. Although he has 31:11:22ni:ct}i‘(()):kxii(;d2ni(i,ll‘iev‘ti'hthk “it‘ll: For the W eek
3i and 36 Park avenue, was estimated made no ‘public statement. it is unrier- ; 3 “wt,“ “Tum. * The\' a... opoifili‘d'
at $80,000. He had $188,543 in cash. stood to be a certainty that be will (le- ‘ ‘ ‘ '
W clino to accept the nomination. Goorzre (-hivflv at night “he" traffic is lightest; PURE NEW ORLEANS
* ‘ 'I‘lernov will probablr be named K (and ”"3 brilliant glam": from the “Md- MOLASSES .., "
:KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET All - . C 1 I? k F" if lv :ers and the sharks from the winders ’ q
l FO‘R‘ FOUR YEARS in q 122?:1‘Ytoml-I‘Jgdg Athihistrhiorplto-‘mw now familiar in the city streets of a gal- $110: qt- ”cc
, . a ‘ . , Connecticut.
After more than four years of con- bert Scot-lilo, Raid tliatthc "1“”9 h“ ‘ Thoir value to ma (‘ornpany may he N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS, .
cealment, n bpf‘anje known in Green- rcquninu that cold storage eggs he
.wich yesterday. that Theodore Rem :marked will “0‘ be enforced. Mr. sm‘1‘Egmfiyltrwl.1:323;‘11:: ill—20“.; 1%? 3 lb. . . . . . . . . - . ..... . . - 10C
3“ Port Chester and Miss Marni-ct ville had asgiod 1h!“ donforccmelgtHOf-uégkq inde‘iriiolv . BEBE BRAND UNSWEET-
B. Kennedy. dau liter f M ‘ the ezg law e deierre . as it pro a) y: ' ‘ . . ‘ ' ' ' . , ' q
David B. Kenncdgy of 8.99.1252?! £233 would result in an increased cost to? Continuing 0" the hue "f pronoun. ENED MILK: 3' can - ”A he
,married Au six 20_ 9 r . the consumer. )Ir. Scnville said themnfpmmm 1,; "“1““?le EP‘MOI“:
lJames chord? New Yin-11;.” A}? S]: non—enforcement of the law would aidfagdilxonalmonermadn cats “hp“? "WW5 EXTRA FINE LARGE CAI”
“me °f m... R... was 1’” Mir“ ‘“ “MT 2‘: mm, a 1... 21¢
em lo ed ‘ .. the cost 0 ivinu. Tomas O . aryg ~ ~ ‘ . _ ‘
. Yogi,yxefiségiiirqghe532§mtge as; and food commissioner. had set “next We‘ll";- ”3‘3"““1i-“lfoggmh 0‘ ”if“; “:1": WHITE ROSE COCOA,
lroad, while Miss Kennedy Was a tele~ Saturday as the date when the eagpass‘“ “mm-l 3‘ 0" 9""0“ e ‘7 ‘ ,1-21b_ can 180
{phone operator in Greenwich. Mr. law would be enforced. . _
:Mr. Reit‘ is still employed by the ion- Wm“? “0““59‘ had had 3» "infirm” —'
ngcr?d, but Mrs. Belt is a model in a 3'; sew; Hire?! yeisterdzy the petition . _
; ith ' avenue es 's C .'at an . cn ryx an anUnt“ inn . A STULL
'cnuple have not ditialfigcldmtixétlr D123: against the Connecticut Light & Pow- MAKE YOUR .
for th future. l or Co. to prevent the closing of the . SELECTION EARLY _
M river road from Oxford to Sfifuhbury 2 4 C St t
census WORK HERE T0 was withdrawn. it is understood that ~ Ottflge rec
. BE ZONED BY KEMPLE an offer of damages made was satis- It s pleasaflt \to have all your .
previous offer was not acceptablé‘. The Christmas gifts selected 130‘
company now is able in close its gates . fore the rush begins. It’s more
in the new Stevenson dam and begin
sus enumerations, with offices at 01$: 22mm“ of the Housatonic valley for Pleasant to know that .8th ”ME. JEANNEIIE
Miss x Frederick has ~ a number of
friends and admirers in this city. BUYING‘IN SAFETY
. to , .trom Haiti .niu, ' ‘.
my me“. ”Emma?“ I. sawsmrannomoan
shortly. Manager Warren P. Brimcl
said yesterday he had not been in-
(Continued from “mt Page). formed as to the number or time who
he surplus over those figures. . ”my woul d arrive.
Collector of Internal Revenue Slashes” not large enough. The perfec- It was said in Hartford at the (Miro
gtion of transportation facilities popn- of the company yesterdaxthat met-so-
‘larized the distant resort twenty, thir- men' and conductors are improving m
ty and even fifty miles away. 'their service under the zone “system.
“T0013? We aDDEar to be‘ getting and this week is closely approaching
Iwhat we have been asking for. a sin- normal. It will probably be neopsfl'ary
ggle standard of morals. But the trou- . to continue the use of seVeraJ addition—
ble with this single standard is that. it 3] cars on rung to the larger factories.
is a low standard. The libertine hasl'rho public is being supplied constant-
, never been denied our best society or! ]y with “tokens."
00“ 38 he has closed his boon for the freedom of our best homes. Today It has been announced that-file pay
:the cigarette-smoking woman is not as you leave system will probably nrr
nowledge of hi“ accounts .58 Est‘mldenied our best society it no open be affected by “rush traffic" vixen
Iscandal has resulted from her exploits. large crowds board and vacate mm. at
“19 ”0d for filing is. as usual. 'The single standard that we desire islihe same time. This would apply WP
one that will place men upon as hishlticularly, it was said to traffic to and
“d ”‘9' “‘3‘ is paid in quarterly Day'ia moral plane as we formerly demand-‘from ball gamers. or circum-s. wl'wn
:9d for Women." conductors will revert to the r-ld r: 'h-
' praised the workiod of collecting fares.
hange is being made so that the
The normal tax rate for the yeariwhich
was being done in Australia; m—
‘as could be ascertined. '1919 is 4 per cent. on the first $4,000Tanada. the I'njtpd States. Englale TELEPHONIC pgmscopt:
gabove exemptions and 8 per cent. 0n.South America and South Africa for. sunny mm... Outside 4...... n...
j ESTATE WORTH $3,753. 473 jibe remaining net income. as againstqho promotion of purity and the sup- 'rmmis (‘an be “'9‘." hv phone 1......
. IN STURGES WILL a tax rate of 6 and 12 per cent. re—mression of purity and the suppression — . ,;, Bay 'iltRl—l.."——\.'an(‘0uw1 'il‘.
. .._..__ pspcctively for the year 4918. Themf commercialized vice. He said that {1; hl‘ro'vinco ‘
Fairfield Re.ident Leavee Fortune to surtax. however. remains the same the international movement for slump; ' .. ..,.._' Wm A-..
; Family—Will is Filed 'as for the year 1918. ranging from ling out the “white slave” traffic which . T' W t ,‘d
I —-—- Per cent. on the amount of net lncomerirtuaily stopped during the war. had ellouso tor Balm i} an .
l
been‘resumed under the leadership or, ‘—
llKricgcrdch.
.—.. l e o , ’ . .
ABOUT THE STATE , 9°”""'“°,‘:,':,‘; m:;d;';°T¢:c”:;“"s Pr“. Showulg a very de'
An automobile sneding through Sar-i Th” Connecticut companv is new
‘ook yesterday at the rate of 40 miles fil;:§l:§~sat:::hl$‘ ttlEorlinhjiiii: Elli?) pendable assortmefll
and that all of the committees in vari-l
l
f ,
. *7
these machines for the upkeep of.
tracks. The companyhas encoura'red. Also a tew salnpa(P
,1 n . .. . . ‘ ‘
e track and “3.2ng the express (lnr (lutiic loads.
ance of the tracks. particularly in cities
very popular prices.
1 . . a . .. .... .
£2.1'23.?..l.‘-".1‘.‘321~'~.§f.’1“ artisans:
Although the city elections are two ' ‘ “ ‘ ' ‘“ ‘ l" "
lions of the tracks rouzhly and then:
a!
The. machines are operated by 0100-”
iory. Them-lion was because the
miles back to Sandy Hook. Pond- gift is stamped by good taste
will start tomorrw. f
. . - v _. v v =_
Louis F. Mastam. driver of an auto. and high quality ' :1‘0 know . South Homalk s Lead‘ng
mobile which Wednesday niebt‘siruc‘it both these satisfactmns. shop ‘
1 Many more applications for enumer ,Mary Martin, 18. at Greenwhich was
ators are needed before tests can bagreleased yesterday in bonds or $2500. 3:? 1:1“)? EhopfatClglia‘lld s. : corsetierre & Glover
iheld. Mr. Kemple said. Positions areflomer Phelan will investigate. It is 1“} {138 0 :1 “5 mas
: .reported that the street light was out 'f . . _ 56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
:$,n§gt;?e::tilhén:;ee:gg {:gliéeexoikl;gat the scene of the accident. and that .gldts are vegyBlargg’and ‘1?" _
fapplicatlons should be made in 6"".‘3 pile of stones on the sidewalk made 19 now, an ran 8 qua lty Corsets Cleaned and Repaired
ecessary Sor pedestrians to walk oh and distinction are apparent
road.
in everything shown. ’ ‘ Waction Guaranteed
. 1
About two months ago she sold her ‘ . I . mm“ .LHD 'E
home on Noroton Heights. which was At BRAND’S ' WAR oi .
0 Soldiers. formerly the John H. Stairway piece - - . »- Raoul-I- mm 11:39. :30’ so:
speaai.w increasing” oup‘ue
Benday'Fnii Coarse Dinner. 8553
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