i
nun the father of light, I am
theossence of sunshine, I con-
jut; day out of night. I am
thglaalm or contentment, I am
‘nthejoil of delight—health for.
the; weary and ailing, I am a
of might. I am the
tad of King Winter. (101131118,
his sight to the throne. fisht~
ing' with valorous order with
weapons most potent—my
own. I am the chum of your
fireside, I am the soul or the
home, banishing ghosts of dis-
sention vagrant and hopeless
to roam. I am the key to your
pleasure, at your command
and control, I give to life its
full measure—I am the Spirit
of Goal.
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AMERICAN AND CHINESE
RESTAURANT
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2' 30, 40c
Special Supper including Soup 551:
Sunday Full Course Dinner, 85c
13 North Main Street
11: 30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
\
Call 499
JAFFE & ASH
We are in the market for all
kinds of junk, second-hand fur.
niture and old clothes. "
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37 Port St.?East Norwalk, Ct.
F. S. LYON
lob Printing
South Norwalk
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
111111 the Spirit or oomtgrt. 1;.
SOME BBEEZY mu;
M.
Ifyoumadetheblundorofwon'yingthroughlutm
., inaooldanduneomiortable house don’t doitsgsinl '
-f.k
Thereisnoneedoiitwhenyoucsnset your_____ house
’ equipped so easily win; oursms wnlpows. 1: you'll
comeinwe'lltellyouwhat it'lloosttomskeyourhousecom«~
noon. 1 - “in"
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
1:
BOSCH SERVICE STATION—
RADIATOR COVER, WEED OH
N OBWALK TIRES
STROHBERG , OARBUEETOBB
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND W
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHOEB 1800 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T. ‘0. NORWALK.
Schultze’s Special ‘ Wish,
for 1920
Is that every day may bring
you health peace and
prosperity
30TH MARKETS CLOSED TODAY
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License Ito. 17.908.
NORWALI. SOUTH NOEWALK.
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4-
. makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
sold ats10perxnontb.
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
I“ Fall-field Ave., Bridgeport. Conn.
Specials .
For the Week
PURE NEW ORLEANS MO-
LASSES, a qt. 30c, gal. $1.10
N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS, ,
8. lb. . . . . . ..... . ....... 10c
PURE OLD FASHIONED
BUCKWHEAT, 9. 1b. . . . . 9c
EXTRA FINE CAL. PRUNES,
OAK BUCKWHEAT,
pkg. 20c
, A. STULL
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‘ ' 31 South Main Street,
South Norwalk. '
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A. M. WOOSTER
Arrows? AT LAW
he. Examines- U.8. Patent Office
PATENTS
Send MM“ on Patents
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I‘VlllCll Leonard h.-
1 on Janualy
‘ bout,
Aready being over the $20, 000 mark.
HAVE YOUR ORDER FOR NEW YEAR'S FILLED HERE.
Start the New Year trading here and you will
note the savings.
Our auto delivery is at your service.
Sweet Juicy Oranges . . . . ; ....... 40c. 50c. 60c doz.
Extra Large Juicy Grape Fruit. each ........... 10c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. per lb. . . . . ...... 4§c
After Dinner Blend Coffee. ............... 4
R. & R. - Plum Puddin ............ 15c. 33c. 53c casn
Bed. (11 ace Califorma \Valnuts. lb. ...........
Best Maine Potat toes ...... '. ........ 15 lbs. for 60c
Sugar Corn or Early June Peas‘. can . . . . . . . . . . .
Walter Baker 3 Breakfast Cocoa. can . . . . . . . . . . 25c
Sun Maid Seeded Raisins k? ...... .. . . ..... 23c
Very Best Grade Mixed 'I‘ea. b. ............... 00c
Send or ’phone your order. It will receive careful
and prompt attention.
Buy your Bakery Products at White House
Breadéry. next to
o
Beckmann’s GroCery
STORE CLOSED NEW YEAR‘S.
83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
FREE DELIVERY.
:Mli. WALSH Ills
'VValsh, soon after
Mehwrable' Twelve Months
W mtg?! 'at fish Rec-
1 oney
ord for Demuld Loans
————d:
NEW YORK, Dec. 31. 4111 final
session on membrable year on the
Stock Exchange was attended -by a
vigorous buying movement. Thund-
vance comprehended an 111111111111 vari
ety of issues and was almost uninter
rupted in the fact or a 25 per cent.
rate for demand loans, an utter lack of
time money and yet another rise in
discounts by the . Federal Reserve
Bank.
An unusual feature of the extensive
dealings was the heavy cash selling 0!
many popular issues, this being nec-
essary to establish income tax returns
for the expiring year.
Among the factors which contrib-
uted visibly to the upward surge of
the market was the announcement of
the United States Steel Corporation at
its intention to adhere to the sche -,
ule of prices fixed by the War
tries Board last March. 6/ the
General news ”W357 tencour-
steel industry was again b e .
aging. It, was pom t (“they "ex“ {:1
thorities, however. pee
demand for ”1'0”" anti railway ”my;
ment is to preclude the accept—
ance o 35ers for other finished pro-
duet reels and equipments were the on:
standing features or the session at ex-
treme gains of 2 to almost 10 points,
‘but their leadership was disputed at
times by oils, motors and specialties.
{Foremost among the latter was Am-
erican Woolen, which added 17 1-2'
points to its recent spectacular ad-'
vance. though forfeiting a considera-
when realizing for profits was in act-
ive progress. Sales amounted to 1,-
375,000 shares. '
W1
his part of its gain in the final hour. ,
SHURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1321]
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Horwflk'b Leading Dry Goods Store
.JWA.» .N on... m.“ nu”
1. W. .,. .
With" Every Good Wish for the
Coming New Year
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NEW YEAR’S QUIET”
IN WASHlNflTflN
President Wilson’s Condi-
tion Prevents Any Cele-
bration 'at the White
Coughcd Night And Day
John Vognue Elbel'lon, Ga.., m’l'lt‘ffl:
"Last fall when my neithbors urn-re
down with influenza. I took a. emu-a
cold and before I was aware of ‘31!
condition I was down sick in bmi. l
coughed night and day and my throat
" was raw and sore. I got a bottle or
PA} 18 D90 31"}:‘9‘1‘193‘ P0 11 l- olcy's Honor and Tar Compound and
care 1115 g“ en an interview to Ma“"1011 (lghi snail doses in two hours.
.1 ‘ L’ America. L .1111 . . .. '
ihczhcrglll‘efli‘vrgdch executiver 1112:1313 Cndmo“ “(“53” to implme anu m
PRES. PfllN'EARE Will
fiflNTlNUEABTleES
The Bond market. was strong on an-
other large turnover. Liberty issues
and international war notations shar-
ing in the general improvement. To-
ital shares. par value. aggregated $24.-1
650, 000. Old U. S. Bonds were un-'
changed on call 1
NEW IORK, Dec. 31.——Call money
‘strong. High, 25; low, 15; railroad.
15; closing bid, 24; offered at 25: last
loan, 25: bank acceptances. 4 3-.4 1
NEW SORK. Dec. "1 —« Spot cotton
sleady.1\liddling.39.2
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A highly prized momenta of the
arm! war 11 1hn possession of
lhomns l-.‘ \‘ia‘sh ’log warden. leaf
1 slate and insulance man. with offices
1 11 South Main street. it is apersonai
non of. thanks lrom General John J
iv;
,l‘ershing. and is signed by the Com-
mamder-in-Chief of the American Ex-
peditionary 'Forccs The letter was in
response to a note of congratulation
sent to General Pershing by Ml.
111:11 signing of the
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4321090 GATES FOR ESTATE HAS .150 BONDED Jl'rNEvs:
' LEONARD IN YEAR- HARTFORD, Dec,
'10 the estimate shell out today from
the Motor Vehicle Department. about
one l‘oultil of the owners of jitneys 01
public service cars in the state will
have taken out licenses under the con‘
ditions of bonds required by the law
passed at the last session Of General
Assembly 21'.
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Benny iconm'd has outdl'aun all
boxing cilnlllpl'ous 1‘01 the V‘Pal 1919,
hating deft nded fully his title of light-
weight (11: lllllfin t\\"cnt_\ -fi\c tinlls
during the year. Tile contests in
A taken part have
(11.1.1111 $482,000, the Ritchie-Leonard
.1 o'clock this afternoon,
bout in Newark, 11 oping the list with , . ..
$52. 000. During the year Leonard “he“ tht. (mm CIPSQS'
b: oke records for gate receipts in At :2 oclock this afternoon, the ac;
Newark Jersey (‘itv, Philadelphia, tual number of bonded jitneys regis-
San FiaDClSCO and lJctloit.
There' :s evely indie ..ion that Leon-
ard will start the New Year with an
other recmdbleakvng llnusc “hen he
meets Johnny Dundee. at New Haven,
16, in a 11' only-round
the adxance sale of seats a]-
tered was 4710 in amounts from $300 to
$10,000. Most were buses 'and they
carried the maximum amount of bond-
ed vehicles. . -
SUPPLIES son
Dundee himself is second to Leonard BALTIC REPUBL‘iCS.
in the lightweight class as a box
office attraction, the 1';ecc pts 0:” con-
tests in which he was a principal
reaching $120, 000:
NE‘V YORK, Dec. 31.——Food, cloth-
ing and medical supplies for newly
formed ,Baltic republics wm be 1111111
pea from this city Saturday by the
111511-1113: Barium-theorist.
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All Welding. Bruin ._
"ing. 13115111111 ‘
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Out This Out—it Is Worth Mane"!
DON‘T MISS THIS. Cut out thi'
slip, enclose with 50 and mail it to F0-
1'ley S: C0., 2535 Sheffield Ave, Chic..-
’rgo Ill. writing yom name and address
cleally You will 1eceive in return a
trial package containing Foley's Hon-
ev and Tar Compound; for coughs.
colds and 21:01:11 Foley Kidney Pills
for pain in sides and back; rheuma-
tisin, backache. kidney and bladder Lithuania. Poland and parts of Russia
ailments; and Foley Cathartlc Tab- and Siberian
let“ . oleeome and: thoroughly.
Methodist Episcopal Board of Fogeign
Missions, it was _ announced today.
The consignment nil] be on board the
Scandinavian- -Americe.n Liner Freder
ick VIII., sailing for Copenhagen. Dis-
tribution will be from Viborg, Finland”
where the Methodists ’havge recently
purcha: ed a warehouse. The relief
supplies “ill be distributed in Finland.
Russian Karelia Esthonia, fl LatVia.
AW . .
The plant. of the;": \orwalk Tire 8:
Rubber companys t down yesterday
for the romantics: tor
31.—According,
, ent at. the hall,
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full official l'cgalia Prizes were given
for the funniest and best gnwncd par-
ticipants.
During the ex ening. betwce n
dances, songs were sung by Wilson &
White of Bridgeport. and the East
waalk Quaxlel. Grace Brothers or—
che‘slra gained many new friends by
the quality of the dancing music, and
refreshments “ere Served at a lunch
counter under the management 01;.
Sam Murray. ' -
The attendance was unusuml
ialge, guests being piesent not. only
from this immediate vicinity, out
Brooklyn and New York, and liullard
factory, Bridgeport. was represented
hv a large number of employm. Mrs.
Carrie Moeller costumer. was pres-
furnishing‘ costumes
for; the dancers. There were twenty-
seven dance numbers. including the
grand march, before Home , Sweet
Home was played, and the 'merry-
makers disbanded
'lhe committee in charge was head
ed by J. -M. Mueller. chairman, who
was assisted by H. ,F. Richards. E. C.
Prince A. C. Kraemer, J. H. Young,
A. W. Raymond and D. W.
The degree team that led
mare! included C. P. Prince, in. J.
’1'
Over-ton, P.M. 1.1.1111..an W Ra?-
.110ch H. (E. Mead; D. W. Young. H.E
‘xichards, 'R. Wilson and F 133981.113.
Oflloers of the Lincoln Council in—
clude: Vice-eonncllor, H. E. Mounte-
cording secretary, W. Q. Mons-tam; as
slstant recorder, E. H. .. .
«nancial secretary. F. Ar” -
treaurer, C. P Warner lnd’ ,
Jensen: examiner R. F. He.
wide protector. C. J.’ Fez-r!
11116111031011, 1:; r.- genie”
coon or, 8 011113,,
councilor, E. C -' "
Ferris.’ *‘
and Mrs. Baker and the Assistant SEC- ' cented a, Cucond time.
To all appearances mnamlay er , 1 v .' in 1 1 .
goons. lost a' little weight without sacrifice oi. P 140155" I 1 \b 10 PM 1 RIGHT-
grand condition in training herd. while the CENT. l)lSl OUNT FOR 1
Oregon men gained little flesh. this 1
heading to eqmllse the weights of the C XSH. Ft: ’ _._.
' 11mm stock took a. lamp today lugersoll Watches, Bracelet
when the weather turn ed cooler, and ' Watches; Alarm Clocks at
”We
'House cuesu his plans following his 1111- a few dam l “as as well as mm. in
preaching retirement from the pl'esi— my opinion Foley‘ s is the 11991 H i \
\VASHINGTON, Dec. 81.—-—Washing- de‘ncy. rex'iews some of the notable medicine made.” ~Stillson~lh “,1
ton welcomed the New Year tonight' events of his career. and rci‘rrs to the
'Without any. public or semi-public tunc- pl‘OSPl'C‘t of a visit to South America. Corp.
tions. The advent of national probi-
bition had no new effect for this was
the third New Year celebration since privat: life Plesidcnt l‘oincam said
the ball “as placed on the sale of 11-1 ‘ Cenamly not for I do not think I :1! hours lam tltr'u
quor in the District of Columbia. Some have a med at the point of inactivity. but there wen? i: xx .\‘
members of hotel paltles 'brought I will lcsumc my place as a. private 1101 131-1.. 111 ”1,1, .,
their ow"n and diplomatic row contin tizen but I will keep up my publlc1
ued to enjoy its immunil) 110m plohi- inlclem and n]_\' opinions The (‘on
bition restrictions. stitutim has in “0 sense foreseen that
Many bareains are now ob-
at no distant day. .
Ask -d if he intcndvd 0 "Hire to
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BecauslI of President “ilsons con- an ex- i rasim nt should be condemned
dilion, there was no formal watch par- to obsl um (11 should namely le'r‘side
ty at the White House and New at meel. 1111s of charitable institutions 1
-Year‘s Day will be obsencd quietly Neithel lclh Paulo, nor Sadi Carnot
there. Official functions tomon'ou, nor (‘-a: mil' l"'elicl lcmc innd illmliv't‘
1".hovse\cr will include a luncheon for after 111:.r 1M‘cli1'emem. 9.1mm him !
lhe Diplomatic Corps by the Secre- self lolv mv. while i was 01111 of his}
[ary of State and \ils. Lansing at minislm that he did not billQY“ :m . . - . R 1‘0.
Alheir home, a reception by the Score-19x pT‘PSll 1 111 41011111 1'2111 1. «111 11:11. rim, 1tallldbl0 ill 0111 .10
lax-y of the Nev and Mrs. Daniels and But he lnlim 1d as I do 1111? the su-
5 ‘ ‘ W'hen 1n need of Men's and
Clothes dont fall
a recent: on by the Secretary of War poems maternal \- nu; m not to be ac-
Y1: llt Iv sllmed'
,retary of War and Mrs. CrOWell at the his soul ,1 1‘11 the political blmlcs of “VOlllCll‘S
Assistant Secretary’s home. ithe day."
New Year's messages to the nation; “Would you. My I‘ll‘r‘l lent (amid-1
were issued tonight by VicevPresidcnt er a relu n w- the mummy? ‘129 “as to SEQ 115.
Marshall and some members of the asked. 11
Cabinet. Mr. Marshall said: 1 "blot Sr muck.“ replied 1 c I‘m-5F -2 .
"Men are agonizing over the pas- dent. “it s lli'f‘l'FSfll‘y first in 1-11.1'11, 0L Rt C-H hRGE Sh DTP M
sion and prejudICe, both 193,) and to the Sonic. “'ould ll not be .1 j; 10d 1
seeming injustice and inequalin. and thing if 1 e 1‘ unqlmlmn plm 211.11 .11
the blackness of despair would eltlr council ()1 Oldol‘ statesmen. .1< m lap- , . . Ill « la
mer our land w‘eer it not that ailh. an 01 501” special pol-‘llolios of min- and 935} “ thl‘ 03‘ me
hope and charily still abide—dam: ‘ islets of $1.19. as in Belgium?"
that a deeper knowledge of the wig. Asked “1181 he would do 11111111111;
yours for the askine.
dam of our institutions will be 1111,7311 election to the Senate 0;. else—l
armistice. parted to every son and daughter off “here. ”19 l‘l‘i’Side‘ said: ' ,_._. .. 23
General Pershing? ll’thl‘ TOIIOW'SZ ill!" Republic,’ hope that "101-9 331.11 i may “1‘“? fill the 1‘O\ l1 .'.‘k 01 iii] "' “V L".
American “oppdmonnry Fay-(393‘ more all men will turn from the con- $1,111.» news!“ we 1 must cam in) i \' L; 99¢ Can Tomatoes ~ ' 3°
Office of the l ommamlcl' -in-Chlvr. luuplation of their rights to a.consid», inst. for 1h l‘l\ secs l‘.1l.u o is 11 :11 1‘. Small Can Tc-v . 1;? :3 , . . . .fl ‘ .1:
France Janumv 22, 1919 91311011 or their duties. and charity for ; ("lllated lo '11'1kc one lich Ar 11a .; LChecker Peas 2.7:; f 1
(l’msonal ) all who are not vicious. but. wim,1l1:n'c never nonsidm-ed it $0_ \\ i1 1 1h. Cluck“ Cc .. , .. :c 1 1
Mr. Thomas 1'. \Yaish, lhlough stress of (‘il'c-uulstqnceg, 4.1.x- upon tlw income which ammo: to Checkei lea Cc’ ' , . . ., “:3 c 1
' 53 Chestnut Street, ‘have become embittered. ‘vlw comm! nation of ilh‘ 11;... l n 15,-“: ash . ........... s. ._ ;
South Norwalk. Conn. . “God of our fathers, lake from us; and with l‘e new cost of livinc. l Don-mo Swan. 1.. ...... 3
Dear Mr. \"alsh: if Thou wilt,.1nalel'ial prosperity and - doubt “'llGl lCl‘ my successor will b. Two cans Can abet" s 358115 '
Please accept my 1.1110(er thanks for national glory, but ghe us individually { Ibie 10 do 1 uch better than myself." jL.= ge Can Wi'ltc Rose 2 mon .;
your letter of llncmnbcr lolh, extend- and collectively for all the Team swan , ............. ..,,
in: your congratulations. and believe come. faith, hope and sham). ” . . 1 Tuna Fish la 98 .1
me. Very sincerely yours. Secretary Lane said: ' NEVER FREEZE Smaii . . . , . .T. , '..' {a}. - . J
JOHN J. I’P‘RSIHNG "I wish that 1920 may be 21, Lincoln ‘Dfiby's LU'loh GHQU . 1 :1
w year, 11 Lincoln year in which our poo . AND Lamb 5 T'l’o‘ng'u‘e ...... . 1 :1
BRILLIANT DIASQUE pic willl learn to loo}: .11 Highs: throxilgh _ . Sings: (3:113: ..... 3
Linco n‘s eves -~ use 1111 e se, a ..... :1
BALL HELD IN steadfast, honest eyes-win which lhcrc1 FORD£OOD COVERS gagpghfogjrw ..... ~
was neither malice nor envy, but :11 t ‘ ”‘
MUSIC HALL great sympathy in a noble common1 AUTO ,IPOBES Brockilt‘ld Eggs: 5,;
item: Sauer K
Home. made 5 usage
:Chamoks
Choice Beef. Veal. Mutton.
sense “by cant we make this 1920
1a Lincoln year?"
BATTLE BET WEEN
sMarket
SPORTING GOODS
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THE EASTERN AND -' A: W Hodge A...
Full Line of ( almcd
North Main Sin-1.. LAISO a
1 Goods
1| $111111!er PHONE 5832-
PASADENA Cal. Dec. 31. 41001111111 - - “ _ _.- 4
squads representing Harvard and Ore— ._..— ‘
gen Universities, will meet tomorrow -
in the final game of the 1919 season - '
The centers; is the feature of the 1111-1: 1‘
nual T611 ament of Roses, and ad "
vance seat sales indicate that close to REDU D PRICES ON 1920 1
33, 000 spectators will witness the bat-1 C
tie between the Eastern and Western ‘VATCHES LOCKS SESSION
[Unit V atcllcs 11nd Clocks ban .1
elevens.
. The Crimson team, which was look
ed upon by football critics as the
strongest eleven in the East, tapered
all training with a Very light workoutf
today.
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gone up, ex" "ybody knows.
WE SELL WATCHES AND
CLOCKS AT CATALOGI‘l-Z
START THE YEAR
more like that. the wtemersj, Special Ifices
(lids, Brand
EXPERT WATOHHAKERA.
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