. .go forth and buy some min-
ock; it's cold by many an
Mp1. and guaranteed to
you happy, and it 0! any use
, ‘might make good paper tor
‘ tit-all.
comes from the best mines
1‘9 land .and gives the most
in my ‘0: heat Without delusion
or? nieceit; pays dividends in
: call! complete and buyers never
get cold feet; nor quoted on the
oak exchange but priceless in
we stove or range. Our kind of
lung "mining stock" ‘wm
ill ctmtentment on a rock.
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RESTAURANT
r Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40c
”I Supper including Soup 65c
-%'my Full' Course Dinner, 85c
' 113 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2253
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' . JAPFE d: ASH
1 . w. m in the market £01: all
m of junk, second-hand far-
we and old clothes.
.w. W the prices for every- t
151-: at; East Norwalk. Ct.
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483mm, Underwood,
Remington. all other
3301b
rice
336 lb BACON
. New lot of Dixie Bacon at a purseogleasinir
for Saturday only. We also oil'er Sm ed Shou ers
at a real low price. _
Lean Tender Smoked Shoulders. lb. . . . .. . . . . 2%:
N ucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb 3
No. 1 Royal Plantation Cofi'ee. lb. . . . . . .‘ 43c
Fancy CeWn TeauBeckmann quality. lb. . . .'4 c
Rinse for ashmg. novrubbinir. pkg. . . . . . . . . . . . . 9c
akerRolledOats 2pkgs.for25c
lorida Oranges. lar e Size. per doz. . . . . . . . . . . 50c
Babbitt’sCleanser. t e same old ones . . . . . . . . . . .13:
Large Juicy Grape Fruit. each
Blue Ribbon Brand Mince Meat. pkg. . . . . ...... 14c
Baker’s Fresh Grated Cocoanut. per can . ...... lea
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. pkg. . . . ........... c
The acme of perfection. White House Bakery
Products. Fresh Baked Hourly. Next to
BeCkmann Grocery.
83Washington St. Phone 1405
completehis return. ‘
‘ It in doubton any point as tain-
come or deductions, a person may se-
cure tree advice and aid tram the dep-
uties stationed throughout the district.
Many banks and trust companies are
also furnishing similar service during
banking hours. \
Early callers are getting better at-
tention than those who rush in Just
before the filing period ends. on March
15th. Taxpayers can help the Govern-
ment and themselves by coming early
for any needed advice or aid. and by
early filing or returns and payments.
TWENTY REAL
ESTATE DEALS
‘ WITHIN A WEEK
(Continued From First Page)
avenue.
George R. “’ilklns ’and others to
6Edward Bartram and Georgc \V. Gain-
er. lot and buildings. Bayview avenue.
Gleason & Beers to George Mitchell.
lot and buildings, Strawberry Hill ave-
nue.
Samuel l- Benedict to John H. Rich-
. makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 85 ,
Per month. Machines'
soil? ateioper month.
PLUMBER.
- WPIWRITER EXCHANGE, ;
. Edi-nah! Ave.. Brldocpol't- Conn:
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srsom SALE _ l
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' Q MEN’S SHOES
* ‘ e “ArmyLast” ' .
$4.50 1
"Q'-
j values from $5.00 to $7.50
. All Sizes
. , .Max Levy’s
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7 ' South Norwalk.-
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12 NORTH MAIN 81‘” SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
PHONE 1‘990
69c lb.—BUTTER—-69c lb.
Best Elgin Creamerv
American Cheese 35c.lb.
BestCandledEizzs 69cdoz
DommoSyrupJargecan................. ..... 23c
PittedPrunes......._.............. ...... . .25clh.
Campbell’s Baked Beans ..... 2cans for 25¢
Tomato Soup........'...n Ocean
Condensed Milk ..... - 19c can'
Milk 15ccan
Evaporated
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ter, lot and buildings. Lincoln avenue.
Charles A. Quintard to lda J. Jelliir.
lot and buildings, 1 Quintard place.
Louis S. Beers Samuel J. Stewart,
‘ lot. Harbor View k.
Norwalk Investment Company to
Charles \‘aucum. lot and buildings.
Plymouth avenue.
Susan '1‘. Lane to Roy R. Snyder. lol
and buildings, Main street.
Christian Swariz to Vir’illiunt .l. Sna~
bye and wife. lot and buildings, Wond—
.ward aycntic.
l Jeannette E. Scofield in .\'i-\\' ling-
iland Brewing (‘ouipany_ lot .mzl Mimi
ling. North Main st rcot.
l New England liresi'lng ('nlilpiil‘iv in
‘Margart-t F. Taylor. 10: int: lullhlints.
athletic models.
roa wens—Vests. Peni-
meats.
roa mm Drawers and Union Suits in
heavy, medium
1- {r w
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andUnionSuh. Ineeor ankle lengths. long sleeves.
. we. .
1'03 CHILDREN—A big assortment in all gudeelncluding Dr. Danton: famous sleeping :31.
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‘3‘ mt weights. Regular {5d
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NEW YORK TRIES -
TO GET OUT or
THE SNOWQRIFTS ,
(Continued from First Page).
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been placed under the embargo until
Tuesday morning.
Janitors of buildings on side streets.
despairing of making headway against
drifts with a shovel, built great bon-
fires of boxes and melted the snow-
banks. in some streets, last night. the
mounds resembled sleet-cased volcan-
oes belching flame and smoke.
The tract-ion companies, worn out!
by the strenuous en’orts of three days,
struggled to restore. traffic on the sur- 1
face lines to something approaching
normal and partly succeeded. f
Outlying towns, however, still wens,
isolated caily today and every hour"
brought i‘tvsh tales of woe from sea-
shore rcsot’ts. where great tides had
caused desolation and added to the
hardships wrought by the snow and
ice. 0
Snowrovered trains from the “'est
and New England crept into the rail.
way tcitiimals hours bi hind schedule
and Will) passengers titwl and worn
l’i‘nm tiit Er exponent-u. Hotels more
gi‘lim‘ih Main sll‘i‘Pl.
l ‘ Stamford Trust (fompam to Lena li.‘
'llake. lot and buildings. (‘Mlnge use.
nue.
’ Roy R. Sm-d *r to Rcbwca E. Hams”
lot and builltnzs. Main strcci. ;
llcssic (‘ l“i(\."-l to liv "£113 R. Stow,
int and buildings. li’im'l‘nn arr-mic. l
John Yttclatiiacs and with to John
litiliim‘ and “lip. lot and biiildiniza,
South Main sit‘cct.
“PA LES TIN F. W E EK"
BLACKSTONE TIRES
, AARON KOHN
Auto Supplies and Accessories
‘\ 65 Railroad Avé'.
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WHOLESALE ‘
and
RETAIL
planks. CIGARETTEA
Inns and TOBACCO.
ETARLGV BROS
f Spin-Date Cigar Store
‘ ' . emo Block, 80. Nomi!
, , Tel. 1681
Phone
527
1 GEHEBE’S m...
IT’S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE.
Replenish your old kitchen utensils with
bright shining aluminum. It‘s more sani-
tary, lasts longer, cocks better. And
what is more attractive than“ a kitchen
. filled with aluminum.
Tea Kettles. Tea Pots, Percolators, Pudding Pans, Cake
Pans, Pie Plates. Double Boilers, Muiiin Pans, Bread Pans, Fry-
ing Pans, Griddles, Colanders, Cooking Kettles, Sauce Pans,
Bcwls, Etc.
THERE’S ALADDIN, WEAREVER AND MIRROR.
25 WASHINGTON 81'. SOUTH NORWALK.
Delivery _
THROUGHOYTT THE
‘
sit-ill cxaluiiiutim‘. 9th thtssifiod as in
occupation and “min .ttl means. so
that each group of «infigi‘upls will (Ull-
laln the propcr pt'optiilions of all
trades. professions ii’L’l cmiimorcmi in»
lcrcsts.
Young Mt‘n's and \\'t\mpn‘.Hebrew
Associations. Si‘lll'llil'lll;-'. collcge tip
ganizaiiuns, scam» dubs, synagog-
ucs, in all over .7.th
have been organixt-tt' to
America {111‘ salii‘nl l'tttzurc'!
lug Pailcsiine and ill“ work of
Zionist Oi‘gunizal ion.
Norwaik's quota in tltt ‘niiliomil $14,-
tmlmou drive is 512.com,
oiganizations.
lli lug: homo 1’)
want"!-
il‘u‘
MR. NASH REPLIES TO MR ENNIS.
SI. Jtlfit'ph. All? .
.liill‘dili‘y 2 3. lii‘ltr.
DO YOUR GALLSWITE.
CLOSED CARS
" RTABIE 0N GOLD
~» ‘ DAYS
'lRIA TAXI CO.
' Phone
Schultze’s Saturday Night Specials
“SMALLPORKLOINS......................<...‘....'250 lb.
smoxnnsnoumsas............................ 23c lb.
GALVES’LIVER............................;.._.:.. 35c lb.
RIB ROASTS, bonedand rolled .. 3201b.
rassnsnoumas.........'......"............, 22c lb.
Barr LIVER 12c lb.
maxim-cars 24c1b.
SHOULDER Poraoasrs............... ........ 18c lb.
Sachultze’s Sanitary Markets-
United State! License No. 17.903. p t
NORWALI. ‘ ~ BOUT! 3’0me
.Lcwis H. Nash:
Do you really think this kind of
propaganda is helpful to our country?
is it not rather encouraging unrt s1 and.
disastrous results?
a II. D. ENNIS.
lhir. H. D. Ennis,
l St. Joseph. Mo.
pear Sir:
.' I appreciate the (one of four reply
{to my Circular OlYllli'. Wilson‘s viewa
tprior to 1913 —-the more so, as: I kill-W
.that millions of good men are think-
ting the same.
l But truth. looked squarely in
trace, is the best preventative 0' dis.-
taster. It is because of this timidtty
that the country and the world arc new
Em this state’of unrest.
~ We have been deluged with social
:iheories, by men of education and
from soapbox craters, who’ have
preached their theories to the laboring
.masses. and this evil is already done.
February 5, 1920
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$303314.“
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Several Norwaik Cases on the bucket.
for the Present Term in Bridgeport. I
Bernard Campbell vs. Michael J. Mo, Vs: Wm. L. Farrell.
Nemeygetux. Tammany &'Connery. C.
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The way out is to take up these mat-
ters for free discussion.
”a.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Keogh & Caudee.
“use.
A number of cases of Norwalk inter 'Foundry and Machine Co.
est have been placed on the docket of sundae.
the Court of CommontPleas. in Bridge-xi» Plaintiff’s Motion for' Judgment by
port, for trial this month, before Judge.
John J. Walsh or Judge John "RflBooth.
Among them are the following:\
Margaret Shannon. ef. al., vs. Charles .Cunningham.
A. German, et al. ,8. J. Quinlan tori
city of Norwalk;
Margaret Shannon;
J. J. Cuneo: .
Default.
3 row.
Want of Answer.
Kathe ‘ne Artina vs. Stephen
ammo y 8: Connery.
I. 0. Gregory for:
J. A. Cumming, T
Plaintiff‘vaotion for Judgment. .
C. Heseman. Spec.
’John L. Roberts rs.
Do .13.;
e
Plaintiff’s fiction for," Foreclosure.
W '
z.
Plaintiff's Motion for Disclosure of De-
Keogh & .
inanmfi’e Motion fol-[Judgment for
Norah.
The Bridge-port Plumbing Supply Co!
L. Goldschmidt; ‘
the cm or an m..7hm We“
got themasses of Americans, as Vi’ii-
'son said he. did (pages 64, 91. 93, 105,
.107, 109. etc), if these things were
J. \V. Paxson Co. vs. the Norwaik‘gguzggn 1913' VILV are the? pot true in
I am fighting for the thihgeliILQVil- '
;son said he believed in 1913.
Another circular is being sent you.
Harriet Sherwood vs. H. E. Gobd- MM 1 hope you '1" read it with great
Tammany & Conney; Li. J. ca"-
~~Sincereiy yours.
_; - . LEWIS); NASH.
enemas anoxenowm.
"sauna IESQISTRESS
can ,a'teamship Yakio; W .9
Mania ot-
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'conscrve pcrishnbh "nod for tho
UN IT}? l) STATES
dissatisfaction. which, may havc \‘i‘ly
‘ l
the
I believe in the essentialsoundnessl
§nw roams see. 7.4:” more;
crowded beyond capacity. due largely
to the inability of many commuters to‘.
reach their homes. ‘ ‘
The coal and food situations. which
were viewed with >omc Menu by or-
ficials earlier in th ween. art-canal!
brighter this morning. it “11-: said"
that unless the storm cotitinitcd the
traction compauiw~ “ouid hav«- a nu!-
iicit-nt supply to operate. although it
might be necessary to cut off the ham.
Edwin J. (Yllillll-‘y. Commissioner of
Public Murkvis. tti‘zttl liousc‘xiyrs in
non"
ten days. lie suit] lliei‘c ucrv pt'rlch-'
able goods Vlilllttl :tt SSJH'GM‘t- :tcd up
:n the harbor. ‘
The neWSPKI<t'!'r’ r'wrn hit by ill“
:‘m rings of ni‘\“~"ilni All the ll‘)'i‘.-
.tttz papers ru “Jul the HINT-hr“ of
tears today. “hilt. snow or the :li‘-‘l‘-’.
tic-nu papers _Vt'\lvl‘(l:l}' n-dncmi in"
,.?i"‘.b9l" of editions. .
‘l‘onditions filo“: (ht) waterfront im-
pzt-vcd SOIlli’Wllui. but great HUD-E
m the haibut‘ cuttsrti craft to more:
\“ilh caution. Six Long island :‘miurl
Louis still no t'r- :3 ll tip in llm icg pack
«tii' Execution 1.:2: vat'ly ll-(lt‘y. hnv-‘
mg been unwillin: pris-mws. since-
i( .‘
Thursday. 3
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THREE souun oven
is STAMFORD MURDER
STAMFORD, Feb. 7.—~Ch.arles VVi‘t-
leroski , Benjamin Locknlcki and
Roman li-iwnock. charged with the.
murder of Frank 1!. Andrews, 3 bill
collector}! this city; were bound over
to the Superior court lOde without
bail. It is alleged that they held up
Andrews in the home of Hou'nm-k on
Jantfliry 24 and attempted to rob him.
one of the trio shooting him as ht» to-
escape.
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BRIDGEPORT TO HAVE
‘ NEW MASONIG LODGE
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HARTFORD. Feb. i
new lodge of Fire and Accepted Ma-
sons is assured. The petition for tho
cstablishmcni 0f the ncw lodse was
approved by the grand lodge it: the
closing of its annual communication
hero ycsicrday. Th0 now group is
be known as Ashlcr lodgt‘. .‘x‘n. Li
The petition for the lodge conlaim‘d
120 slunaturcs.
The petition for the establishment
or Tuscan lodge. No. 126 of Hartford,
was also approved.
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ONE-SIXTH OF BRlTAIN WAR .
' WIDOWS HAVE REMARRiED
LONDON. Fob. 7.— -Oiicz~'lx.h oi all
Great Britain's unr widmvs ham~ w
married. acct‘rtlinr: 1 till" Ministcr oi
Pf‘iislinlr. 'l‘ltc total ttiiziiher «a;
uitlmvs “in 213,000. but 7’9““, Lire
found soctmd litisliant‘r.~ l'pon mur-
t'inue illt‘li‘ pt-nsions are stump-ti. it it
a wedding prompt equal in mm ytd "s
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pcnsimi is; aiycn as a utxtltlin: tisiu't‘y. l
.c-w Bridgi‘pnrl '5 J
to ‘
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The place where mu .-
buy clothes for lllc Mt
family on easy “with l
(1 finally made his
slated them an :ments.
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gBuckeye
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In all sizes—as small
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1 where one grew beio:
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