" jut. 19, 1919
‘
In deep-”fat *fiyzn' 3, "not -a;smsle' _, 4’09" '" °f
Mazda is ”wasted- Ftrfmhor ‘ '; ave." ~
,. _ garlic, in Manolo: shahmd’meltdverand
" over again'a—even for cake " ’ " : Mazola
‘ . absorbs no flaVors or odors. .
Use V4 to’ 1/3 lessMazola" for“ shortming
°than butter Or “other shorienhagafi "
No smoking—no soggy foods.
t
Foods
II: U-S PAT. 0”
Apuat cooked with ‘Mazo or" in which Mdzyh'is
’ SALAD ' used. are wholesom healthful, easy tdioige’st. '
AND
CO
FREE ~(looking mdo'slmplc and economic-.1
_ when you consult the new 681nm;
Corn Products Cool: Book. Recipoaby experts.
Atmctlvo illumratiocs. Free— write for it today.
{gram onus: uswvonmm
CORN Paonucrs rmc (:0. P. 0. Box mt New York Qty
Sales chrcscnlaziu-a
ll.
w I
Smonls of population in England arefternutional arrangement with a View
In Portugal the government in an iconcerned. being unofficially egg. ‘ro doing away‘with import duties on
Practiagatlempt to lower the cost of llvlngtmated by some at approximately 135fntanttfactured food’- products as and
.‘has placed, through the minister 0! per cent with a steady upward trend. “ms-ans of cutting down tlw hi2}: cost
WASHINGTON, Nov 18.—-—-That the finance, a part of its gold reserves in! in Sweden figufes furnished by the of living. Information which has
_ whole world is srtuggling with the in- \thc banks of Lisbon. {Swedish government indicated that :reached the state department regard»
AFFECTJS WHOLE WORLD.
Increased Cost of Living ls
tically Universal.
1 tics deemed essential.
Q. ' «a
ran _ molaesrlon
POSTfoFFICE PAYROLL
Continued from page ‘one
a material drop“ a condition un-
expected. ‘
Some Not Affected.
They will not affect the first. and
second class poStmastcrs or high om-
cials of the department receiving over
$2,500 a year. nor employees Who
have obtained increased salaries 0t
3300 or more since June 30, last.
The increases will be etl’ective as,
of July lst, 3918. except-to lump sum
$50,000,000 1st0131) 10‘ t"
aries unless the cost ’of living takes
Special Sale of Blankets
this week - Wm
a.
' This is an im rtant sale. One of economy and saw. 1
ing for the hfiseholder. Orders for blankets Wero _
laced with the mills many months ago. They have :.
' en lorlg’arriving and smce that time. there have ‘
been several advancesi-n price. We consular that we
are very fortunate to get our orders filled at the old
prices, and that means a saving to any one who m-
tends to buy.
White Blankets, wool and cotton ‘ mixtures, neat.
‘ ' ‘ wink and blue. For full smed beds,
striped borders m 1 $10119 a pair.
Plaid woolen Blankets of fine California wool on cot-
ton warp. Large block patterns 1n pink, blue, tan and
gray, size 70 x 80 inches, $12.50 a pall‘.
White Blankets, all wool, extra large and of fine qual-
employees, substitute and temporary
and auxiliary employees, and will an.
ply to all third class postmasters, as-r
sistant pnstmasters and clerks, m-l
spoctors. special clerks, fluanctalt
clerks. bz.)okkoepers., printers. me-K
chanics, skilled laborers. watchmen...
nusscnters. laborers and other cm~f
ployes or first and ’second class ot—‘
flees, letter carrium in' the city degl
livery service: supervisory olllcmts...
inspectors, railway postal clerks. ln—§
eluding substituws, mpvrtutvndrnrs.
rtquisition fillers. packers. and Ll'ocr—g
ers, and employcvs in thr- go\-oru~'
meat-owned automobile senior.
Increases Glanted. .
Tlu- incl-(ares for than mnployve:‘
will be as follows: ;
Employers TLJOl-‘ll‘l: betwevn 51.000
and $1.;th increased 3200'
Between $1.200 and H.500, llit‘l’r'tls';
'ed $120. f
BNWeon $1.5m} and Sim)”, increas-
ed 1'25.
No third class postmaster
ccive more than $2.000 per your.
Carriers in village thrlivcry service,
and other employees paid from :umo
sum appropriations, receiving less
than $1000. increascd 20 per cent.
Rural letter carriers on daily routes
and carries on two tri-waekly r..utc<.
x
H) H“
crowed cost or livingjs indicated in: lanngland, the cost of living above 'the cos ,- ll 'ln 15a -ing this plan is to the en’cct that :1
reports to the state department. The ‘prc-war level is figured at ' t 0‘ ‘ g has increased ' '
115 per “ . - ( :- ti has been made that t-n -
. , , r cent over the .coat m June 1.914.. "$305 on . a n
ii 1 cases in Europe are particularly cent. for September and 120 per cent. [pp '
1
whose routes aromll miles or less, ln< "
creased 875; between .11 and 20 miles,
increased 3100: between 20 and
‘25
. . . . in the cities the increase has becnxf‘lm‘w be .called by the firflt‘ntlnc miles. inrreasul $150; 24 miles or
.,._, although :1: Latin-America the for 'October. as to actual necessities very much greater than the aw.rag(.;iitlntstcr of foreign affairs to discuss over, increased $200.
7.. ernments are anxious over the slt- of life and based upon average ltvmg for the country. . this qucafion of (fixcLangp M “.31 Rural letter can-tors on trywpcmy
. -on 85nd are writing t5; fllud meansicomilltions of wage earners. A more Th. Aryan” qmmrnmpn, has Fm. mccnssgries 01 1mg. mo of t-uxmtus L:(vutcs. of ll miles 01‘ lps'g' increase-ti
com atting t e di cu ties - pres dist nca rise has occurred in the chat“ sted Lo other“ south'Am' ' 3 Mar a fin” ‘ ' —. ”-’ " . ' h a " 'v- . .t . «u . ~ -
, . _ ‘ efi e no 8 ‘ 0 .50 hctwcen ll .tnd .) toxins, in
by the high prices of commodi- of commodities so for as the other ele- * can 0 ‘
7.. m n . 2 in firm] the tariff is being reused
“new .___ —-___.__-- *"h an" 10’ WWW‘thE “m 0*
_ . _ 7 . living in that country. In Uruguay thr‘
‘ final-comm of increase in present cost
.t‘l" living over the cost of Juno. l9”.
,a,. mtimated by the‘liruguayan em
creased 350: between 29 and 24 mllrk.
increased $7.3: ‘13 miles or over 5100.
Postmastors at fourth clan-4 oI‘icos
int-roused 15 per cent.
Substitutv. temporary and auxiliary
clerks at first and second class post-
j».l.n.vnt at: food. 52 per centt'l'ttel.-'l\
:(Jlil‘ cent; light.
jincrense.
l
'ANOTHER AMERICAN
: KILLED BY MEI’trCAN
1 ,Washingtop Orders Inquiry—Jenkins
.' Ruling Relaxed. .
1 WASHINGTON. Nov. 19. —Th0 Stair
Department has instructed the Ameri-
3mm Embassy. at Mexico City, and Con-
sulate. at Mexicali, 16 make represent-
ations to the proper authorities regard-
ing the killing of Eugene Lack. an Am-
jcrlmm citizen, by a .‘dexican policeman
offices. and substitut
7.3 per cent. rcm. no ‘auxiliary
‘ cry sm'x'tco to receive utter November
Stlt. tilt cents for carh hour of sorvi
performed.
PAlNTlNG IN 8
c temporary and,
letter carriers in city deliv-
c3!
Employves separated from the ser-
vice prior to November 8. are not. en-
titled to the benefits of the act.
itom aw
postmaster and are not Ontitled to the l
int-roams.
Jan-
personal appointees of no
I
ARN i
IS “MYSTERY MADONNA";
NADA“). Nov. 19.~A painting or
rare excellenct‘. depicting the Virgin ——-—__.__.
.at Mexicali. ' Lack. who died today at,
.El (fentro, Cal.,
launched to the office
Child adorned by Saint -Benedict
was a special officer: Sam ~Beruard probabl
or the sums arithased ”5' “19
and
y will he pur-
Spa nislt government.
W
Imperial county. California, and tholThe canvas. tour “’8' square, _was -
State Department‘s desnatcn déscfibeSamund in a barn. It is vstimated to be
. ”n. shooting as unwarranted. {00 years old. It is known as the
‘ A despatch from the American Eur ‘ "My“ery Madonna," ”lime it cannot
can Foreign Office has advlscd “t":
Embassy that the Puebla authorities
lime been ordered to prevent: molesta-
tion of W- ""911 O. Jenkins. The?!) 111-
Use real gasoline that is uniform in qttality~~that will
, allow you to adjust your carburetor so as to give quick,
complete, clean combustion-and you won't have much
valve minding to do. X'ou’ll have less carbon trouble
of all sorts. .
Standardize on SOCCNY- )Iolor Gasoline. It is high
t - :“t‘a'lc, carefully refined gasoline that is always» uniform.
~ in its carbul‘ctting qualities.
rotary Lansing’s noteyon Sunday. when
the rows of Jenkins‘
(‘elvfiil .
l: 1'"- r‘ot m'v'r‘ clem- 4h““"~~ '
lainJ liberty had been restored. as the'
'us' :w-‘vs revolved here Was that
”on was “restricted" to his home in
Puebla. Further action bv the. Stat-c"
W‘on'tment will depehd noon at more
’ detailed report from the Embassy.
sure of getting big mileage from each gallon of fuel-— “amass m the amount .2
thus-:7: at Mexico City says the Mexl- b“ dotcrm:
.v-trv-‘tirns followrd tho receiut of Sec? ranging
rested by the \‘v'alnut Beach police?
arrest was 1.“ man. this week,_charged with break-
ing and cutering’tho Silver City and
Sea
The. pollen claim opera glax‘es
Jeni stolen from one of the cottages.
1‘37“"
_ tTn‘tlrtsJ
. AUT ~~--~— -~— ll~‘-:-""tr?1n“:‘lt:l works off the Cold. 13.
Adjust your carburetor to SOCONY and you can be 0 COLLri'O'” 3”" ‘2; "nm F‘s ”mam"? “" "3"“ ”n"
'hed who painted it.
ARREST YOUTHFULTHlEVE-S.
MlLFORD.———Non. 19. Four boys, .
in ages from 10 to 13. were 81‘-
Lion cottagcy, at, finite Bosch.
1‘: e l 1’
--—-To Care a Cold in One Day 3
lulX‘t'HVE HROMO QUI‘NINR
It stops the Cough and
z m sun chn‘ LAND:
‘ O
Naming his u‘lfr. Eleanor Adana. a8
t‘ol‘l>*lllent, Ferdintn'l A a Ar'arv‘ J‘f
Southnort, has filed suit in the WV“3
Superior court to scour}; the Feeon-l
vevance of is acrcs of land on Kings;
higlmuv: in Southport.
NEW CANAAN‘WOMAN “m CHARGE ‘
' Mrs. Marv Perry (firing, of New (‘31?
That’s What A7akes rod
2 > ' He claims that?
REG'STERED lte‘tumed the property over to hial
. > micron Ann] 4. 1907. without consid-
I oration and rows that reva‘e‘d "Ll
BR quests to have thepz‘operty given flack J
M D ' have met wi‘h failure. 7 t
M ‘
, lty’ cut separately. These have heavy mohair bind—
ings, size 70 x 84 inches, $17.50 a pair
Bed Spreads
In connection with this sale of blankets are
extra fine values in bed spreads.
Fine imported satin finished spreads, the kind that
will launder and still retain a high lustre. Very :51—
tractive patterns.
For single beds,
For double beds,
SCITJG
$10.50 and $12.00
8&150 and $12.75
Scalloped and cut corner spreads for four-post. t":
‘I
metal beds.
lu size 3 'ft. (3 inclwe,
In ’sizc 4 ft. 0 inches.
$11.00 and $22.66
$12.50 and $13.50
Special in hemmed spreads, satin finished, gnarl
Weight and attractive designs, for full Sized beds.
- Salim
Thin“ in!“ I.
Pathephones '
Every one who is familiar with talking machiszcs
lzes the value of the Pathephone, which rests: x: 3m
changing of needles, but de ends for the beauty of
its tone on the sapphire bal . This will play recu:
without-shoWing any perceptible wear for at it;
me thousand times. *
A“
We have the machines in several attractive desigtw
Oak and Mahogany, some of them in English style,
Sheraton or William and Mary, ready for delth‘I'y.
From $45.00 to $225.00
Late and popular records in stock.
' ‘ Basgmunl.
—~.__- w- _~.
. A purchase of a box of our 80c Assorted Milk Cbcshlutes
insures your securing a. delicious, splendid pound of the 51;.
estjnnfcctionery you ever ate. -
Purity is absolute and the ingredients used in the mom:
facture are the best obtainable and the confections “:9 ,
FRESH.
A trial purchase is but no
excellence of these Chocolates.
New England Candy Cc.
' MAKERS OF BETTER ’OAHDIES
P. .S.._.We make all our own Candy tom 40¢ to $1630 .a. '~
Try our Chop Suey and Peanut. Brittle-Made every 1
hours and every one hour on Saturday.
sessary to comince you o‘. 1.1.:
hrs-3
_ _ 81,000 -
sure of reliable power for quick starting, strong accel- :3,?,§j‘;:§¥b:°‘:;flf,£;°n,; if}; Eff?" 2; ' - _ .
oration and dependable power and speed wlten'you call this city. acording :5 ”sprayed “H m .
for it. Blakes motoring pleasanter and keeps down re- 1334:; glfimc‘i’énfiei‘fiaf‘lil‘. 2;“ I
- ‘ . s 4 . c , . p . v.
’ pan- and overhaulmg costs. ‘ ’ Pd gfirmnal injuries and- that. 1138 from"
, . . ‘ - . fl ’ .. 1110 e was great! r d _ i-m R» up. .fl_
At Ezlmg time look for the red, white and blue bOCONY Sign. t'enrlrnt who ran lntzrltinldat Blafigm -. .
Evert allon the SUIILC’ ,5 1' Pull Coulral evmvmnq on Nov, '3, 1919.: Tickle ‘
J g ‘ ' ‘75”‘k‘m'ggrs Fay of carelets and neg~7 Ti "\ ‘ ‘
. , h . gen t v ng_ e ; Okla ,, 7
STARDARD OIL CO. .. OF NEW '3‘ liK ‘—~— -_-_._,__..___ f ‘ - . ‘ ‘. 1
. . . » . . .- . , ; . . . W” was “FF-Wu? ‘ g Trekléi '
09$qu
5
'5,
it.
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v a
g
A SPECIAL.
Inclnding self trimmed, fur trimmed, ‘fur‘
fabric-and .genuine fur costs at remark-
ably lowcrrpriccs. --
Norwalk Chronicler