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FRIDAY, DEC. 26, 1919
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. The store is filled with goods to
. ._ .make useful and beautiful Christ
was presents.
E. K. BANKS
MAHAQKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
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1‘ John .P.. t.
03""110119' ~
unit sail on the S. S. Adriatic with Mrs.
Lowth for an extended visit to his old
ho-ne is Encland.
:.'."v11. 21 popular clerk
Mr, and Mrs.
Belden avenue.
of their
'05 announce the en-
gagement (laughter.
Ills“.
\R'alhu‘e l‘. ilc-nvlislizl of Detroit.
Mich. l> visiting hi~ parents. Mr. and
Na“. Victor J. Benelishu at their home
Reed
on 5 l l‘r‘t‘l .
\fi‘ilixmz Gibson. Brooklyn, N. Y..
Vida the Christmas guest of his brotlr
SPl‘né'flnl Hurry
(3r Police-
“mutt: ‘d avenue.
p. al‘ure Dunn entertained Mr. finu
'Mru. Edward Reynolds at Redford
ullllfi, .‘C_ Y.. :1? (‘hrsitmns dinner. vex»-
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T-I~"-.
.\l rs. “'ultcr
city are
To "lov
Marcus of
Mr. and
Taylor on»
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York visiting:
lint";
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in pay of 2 vwr co": omiv pm. of
living {will only go up 50 per cent.
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WHERE MANY ILLNESSES HIDE
‘ The “colon" or lower bowel i: the
sex; of mo» disowlers,
if it becomes clogrzcd—vou become
constipated Your tongue gets coated
not) split—you have a bad taste in
'your mouth and a foul breath.
BillC‘lln' h niches dragging
tious, inditfercnt appetites are usually
the result of constipation.
Relief comes: in the shape of McK &
13-. Annlnx pastries.
Met: 6‘: R Analux tastes and smells
like luscious fruit» and looks like
tempting gum drops.
‘~ Clifford Pharmacy. South Norwalk:
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"WHITE PINE AND TAR
26c. including tax
South Norwalk
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CHRISTMAS
MONEY.
If you received money
for Christmas put part of
it, at least, in your sav- .' :
ings bank-book.
If you have'nt :1 Savings
Bank Book of your own.
we would like to have you
open an account with this
bank. It takes but two
minutes and may be open-
ed for $1 or more.
at]
t‘rui: store on “'nll street.
Howard A. Cranipton.
Lelia '
A“!S, t; Allan “I Loudcn. Perry ave-g
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ing the Fountain of Youth
1 first met a gorilla little did he
i realize the object of his quest
‘ was within his grasp.
; That-is, according to the ideas
of the famous French surgeon
whose experience in grafting,
i he claims, renews youth.
i Now we, without a. surgical
; operation, can graft the ap-
‘ pearance of youth on a man
; by our $40 suits.
; Rogers & Stevens
Gibson: 1
. Norwalk
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NEW CHRISTMAS CLUB FORMED.
Christmas. 1919. will probably be re-
gmembered for many years as the hop-
lpiesl and most prosperous.
South Norwalk
But you
happy by joining: the (‘hristmtn (‘h.'.y
forming :11 the South Norwalk Trust
Company. A small sum deposited
each week tor month if you pi'rferl
will give you a substantial amount
for next l‘hrislmns.
L‘lubs started
Before Christmas
many people drendcd
(‘hristmns because they did not Knm‘.‘
where the money
Many men worried
was coming rrom.
from Christmas
until New Years day waiting for the
bills to come in.
liy joining the (‘hrislmus (‘luh all
this is changed. Two or three weeks
before (‘lu-istmns you will receive a.
substantial check which will make
your (‘hristmus spending a real ptens-
ure. The club is open until January
l. Don't forget to guess how many
members there will be. as the South
Norwalk ’l‘rust presents $10 in gold to
the successful guesser. ‘
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AMERICAN OI
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OUTBID BRITISH
. GENEVA. Thursday. Dec. 23.~fl(‘on-;
.trncts have just been closed by thew
Standard Oil tl‘ompany with the Ru-f
muniun government and with pilvntc
til-ms there for half :1 million barrels
:l' refined petroleum. according: to a
diurhurest dispatch, it is said the
'price paid was $5.130fitltl and that the
'nil will be token to America by way
of (‘onstuntinoph- on ships supplied
by the government. The
'contrnets lllll through l’e’ihrunry, 1920.
Illritish firms endeavored to secure the
loll. but were outbid. it is reported.
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leCHODA CLUB CHRISTMAS TREE.
Tin
A mericn n
lsu-hodu (‘lub ll! ld its nunltu‘
It‘hrirtmns tree t'lllt‘llzllnlllt'lll. lust
Luixht. :it llll' hemlmlnrtms off thc
tfllson-Powell Corporation “':I~ltirn<r<>n FINN-l bridge. Tilt-re wur "”3“ "““i-‘lwl ”WW" W Wm...
,uu illlt'lltlillll't' of about fu'tv members.
i'l'hw (hill on llc"€llil
and there
punitle'l music
wire speeches by union:
lllt'lillit-ls. An interesting feature was :1
three round boxin; bout l"0‘i\\'1‘(’ll Join“:
and \Vells. two members. of the chin.
The-x lwtuwl to :t draw. A title :«llll!" l'
\‘CltS sorted.
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'l‘uiu- l..\X.\'l'lVl*I lilit'Wj ‘ 45l‘l
the 'lli‘l
Elt'nllilt’llt' and works off the Fold. l‘I.
\\'_ GROVES. siznziture on each box.
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REMARLY. g .
You can assist your
eyes to serve you
faithfully if you will
allow us to care for
them. Even if the
glasses you are now
wearing seem to fit.
——-\\\\\\“ is
your eyes you should
never go longer than
two years without sub-
mitting them to an ex-
animation.
JACKSDNS
street. but. is being
:' EflUfiAllflN 0F.
union labor men, both leaders and rank
and file, is one of the principal aims
vi. the Associated Teachers' Union, 10
cal 71, of the American Federation of
Teachers, which is just organizing in
the. faculties of the ' colleges and
schools of New York. The Teachers’
Federation is affiliated with the Amer‘
.ccn Frde*a;ion of Labor.
Professor Herman Defrem, of Col-
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the Associated ’l‘eachers' Union. says
the union professors and school teach
:ers are not going into the labor move-I
(ment merely for What they can get out
{of it for themselves. Instead, they
'plan to help their new associates in
iron Federation of Labor along the path
'01” knowledge.
' They hope. by opening special night
courses for labor leaders in economics,
{management and production problems
and kindred subjects, to develop a new
itypc of leader, who will cooperate in
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:"bickering‘ with employers." Under
lnuspices of the Teachers' Union two
lothcr sets of classes will be institut-
lcd. evening classes. in English. his—
tory. economics and any other sub~
Jccts which wage-earners in general
lmay desire to pursue and day courses
ifor men on strike. so that their time
l‘may not be wasted.
‘: ’i he union teachers are
Icnre with the I'nited Labor Education
committee on details. British univers-
{itics some time ago embarked upon a
:program of education designed partic-
in confer
:ularly for wage earners. but the idea'
can make Christmas 1920 still more;
has not made much progress in this
:cotmtiy.
Higher wages for themsclvcs. said
l‘i'oiessnr l)e.“r-. m is only a secondary
rim of :‘ie educators. "\Ve net-d more
money but our first two aims are the
democratization of colleges and uni-
versities and the extension or the te-
nurr of our office." Democratization.
according to Professor Deli-em. means
surrender of the administration of ed-
ucational institutions to the faculties.
only financial problems being left to
the decision of boards of trustees. The
union aim will be the election of tench
crs, heads of departments, deans and
other officials by the teachers them
selves on a democratic ballot system.
and settlement of educational prob-
lems by the same method.
Tenure of office of the college in-
structor. assistant and assistant pro-
fessor would no longer be {mm year
to year. dependent upon the action of
administrative officials. but would also
be based upon the ballot. the term of
the teacher continuing as long as his
colleagues considered him efficient.
RAILWAYMAEHINISTS,
uvmi A STRIKE.
\\'.-\t<l[l.\'(:'l‘0.\‘.
eight per cent
Dec.
0f the
2.’fi.»~.\'innty~“
lfsmm union i
railway machinists voted in Noxein-l
bet: to strikn with other trades if?
(‘onfircr s’ \unlil "liml :li ‘ . 'llll‘ ‘
ruilronl i ll within: 'n l\'ll -. p
vision.
In making Iliis n'mt-uncemun:
‘tlzly. \\'il|iam H. Johnson. president 0'
the international Kin-Q
chinisls szlld Vole was taken
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Senate llllt'l‘>l'ilP (‘ommcrce ('omniil-l
reportzd on the (‘unimins mons-
‘ure. and that the result was no: ofllef
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lion did not want to appear in thorn»:
titude or :tttnmplin': to threaten (‘un-l
press. ‘ '
'l‘lu- unit-hiniszs‘ v- c whip is \
lll‘rllll'l imi’ :: '2'1' worn-l
than 12.3mm; ul‘ 5
p’oyd on roll. I
l'l"‘<itlwtlt .1. .. .. ..: t; ,’
It 'trl ' .- t: ’1 :’ gun);
a l :t..l:= \. ..:ll :.. uni Iz'l
bill \\';i: on . d bf th'l,"
"-nuress. nol by one. 5
‘ n'mu llli‘ roads were :nkt-n nrt-I ’
'y lhv government. thv- cmpioyesl
mre.“ Mr. Johnston sol ‘. “and we;
volume that if they ;..c 'urne". l"‘.‘:{l
Whale (“‘nr-r 3~l;). 1h" c‘ Ii' 0 t:
’iull be equally f' v. 'l‘inre is no;
ressity for suth drnst'c loci-4.11201
if provided for in the Cummins
hill. '1‘"? c ncve: 12m: born a gum-I ll
rz-i‘rmul s‘r‘Ezr- :.3.d there th'Vt‘l‘ will
t’ 3?] ‘ I) '. i t. u y (mi dun."
”E ”E Sr; in. ' zs lultor Officials nt'e advised.
I'" “H" Elllty \‘.ill not be given arether neur-
| ’ "t,“ig' _ ling Ly Sennt“ or House unmmlzzecs.
t“! “3""! ‘ lbut they will keep up the fight against
E) 'r".;"' l lthr- anti-strike section. it was said.
illli:"""""I:::;;llllllll :und appeal finally to President
, ' """" " 'wuson to veto the bill if it :ltould Dc
§HOULD 'O‘JR enacted with that clause intact.
EYES BE —-—---~ ——
EXAMlNED VICTORY ARCH .l
COMING DOWN ;
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.—~The War isl
over for New York. W'orkmen are!
now pullin'r down the great white
“Victory Aicli.” at Fifth avenue, and.
23rd street. erected that. America's vic- ‘
torious legions returning from France;
might march beneath it in triumph;
The "Welcome to our Returning Sol-
diers" signs are being removed from
the municipal buildings. Oidors have:
been given for the removal from thel
parks of the many "Welfare Huts" and l
other temporary edifices erected by;
soldier welfare emulation;
The big wooden battleship still
“floats" in the center of Union Square,
her Quake“ trans .domlnathv nus
reaches of Broadway and Fifteenth
ammonia MEN.
NEW’ YORK. Dec. 24.—Education of
umbia University. who is president of
managing industries, instead of spend-‘
ting his time. as Professor llefrem says, -
used solely: for th-
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MAY EN“ SIX 5 CAUGHT m NEw ROCHELLE ALIMONY AWARD or some of Col. lvvs sustmw W 21!
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’ ' NEW ROCHELLE. N- Y.. D'ec. 3“ *— Wife of Danbury Man Is Also Award~ imalter at issue llllr xx. . t. u. ':e
MflNTHS EflAlSTRlKE GPOTKP Nelson. 0‘ NOW York. said b." ed Custody of Two Children. amount of alimony to in ;.' nu. : ‘im
the police to have been connected with Judge J. H. Webb in the Suhrior wile, her allegation in .u. “or
‘ the recent burglaries at the railroad court this week heard .1311me re- husband possessed rm} ;m :u _ 4l~
rirrsnruo. Kan" pm 26,.-“0m. Offlcceuo! the Grnd Central Termmal garding the amount of alimony m be mad at 330.004». and ti..' u
bers of the executive board of district 39" \ork “'35 arrested here yester- allowed Marguerite Gilbert Todd. 0! moeive one third of ‘lw .v':l~‘ .nf.
No. 14. United Mine Workers of Amer- day. He was taken into custody when Danbury following her divorce from Judge Webb grunt: .l .. 4 «xi
“1113' "‘“kl‘”; “:d“3('.‘°"{'i“‘“gs Yum“: he is closed 1v have attempted to pass John Todd of the same place. which for divorce. the mm: .r at
l‘oiuftgox:piny’semehnihdthisgigiozhx.‘ a $70 check purporting. to bear thP has been recommended by J. Moss dren to the plainrlll‘ “w. . " ion
The meeting is in conformity with signature 0{ “- h- Rk‘kllSOD- 8000““!- lves of Danbury as a committee of that. the father may u - ~~ . .9.
the promise or Alexander M. llowat. lug chief of the valuation department the court. They were married Decem- er times and lllllm .uu: r mm Al.
DH‘SldGm 0‘ ”‘9 dis‘l‘ifl- '0 Federal of the United States ralroad adminis- her 4' 1912' and the comphint ‘lkyges lowance or t3l}_lm,r
Judge A. B. Anderson. at lndianapo— tration l
lie. that he would use his influence in ' ._, -___ ~___..~d.._.
ending the. strike which began Jul." 17.' Many papers and documents. 3110“"
lam. ,ed to have been stolen from the Grand.
pent tdhe.l sttrike is call?! off. it is ex-YCentral station were found on Nelson.:
.C c tin contempt o court proceed»‘ . -
lugs against llownt. at Indianapolis.§the police, My . 0
WI” be continued indefinitely by the; .
(internment. ' t The Birmingham Nitrate Plant will ela a e
‘7 __ icontinue opeiation. It will manufzic».
' ‘ 'ture cyanide. to be sold direct to I‘.llll\-.
*“nuse for hale—Try Want Ad. lcrs of fertilizers.
SPECIAL SALE AT THE
N Y k M k t For the Entire Famill’.
143 Washington Sf. 50. Norwalk
‘ . The Re ular Price
(ome where you get the most for your money. 2
Low twins and high uualitY.
l I The Store 'l'liat Saves You Money
' PHA‘QEE'ENDQS‘.‘ Steak . . ..... . ................ 320 lb.
F'ia‘iriu Stank .......... ................ 32: lb. 9 ‘
Round Steak .............................. 30c lb.
Shoulder Steak .......................... . 18c lb. I .
Shoulda 3‘ Roast .......................... 18c lb. ’
Prime Rib Roast ..................... 25c—28c lb. l
Prime Rib. boned and rolled ............... 32c lb. .
1head and Butter Pot Roast ............... 30c l‘3. 5““
Boston Rolls .......... . . . . . . ...... . ..... 23c lb. , 7 - .. _- ._
Boned Rump ............................. 8.: lb. 3 WT“
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Less ............ ‘ .................... 28c—30c lb. {
Shoulder .............................. 18c lb. 3
Lom Chops ..... . ......... . . .............. 35c lb. 1
R11) Chaos ............. . ....... . .......... 25c lb. 5
MILK FED VEAL 'tr/
Cutlet ...... ...... 35clb ,." ‘_
kgéncggggs """"""""""""""" ' ------- age 3: I Those who know the delicious flavor of VAN THU“
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oulderRoast...........................20clb. SPECIALSALE a“;
RumpRoast.............. ........ . ..... .25clb. " “w ‘ "
pom SPECIALS i Special Sale
FreshHams............. ......... ........30clb.
Fresh Shoulders ......... 25c lb. THIS FRIDAY and SATURDAY
Small Loms of Pork . . . . . . . . . . ............ 30c lb.—
Pork Chops 34clb. UALI TEAS
Home made Saus - C
- age........ ..... .........30clb.
S.&B.L1nkSausage.....,................34c)!» ALL KINDS lb
SkmBackHams 30cm, mania. Regularbocll'eas
SaltPork................................28clb. , '
LeanCornedBeef.,nobonesz............... 204311). l’ Seaman-coca. mandnggl‘rices
BonedRumoComedBeef.................._25c~lb.' . ‘ _ ..- _
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