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WARSBIPSIIIAN .—
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VI‘ASHINGTON. march 18 .— The
United States. American naval ex-
rts say, is building more warship
tonnage than any other nation.
Twelvesuperdreadnonghts and six
great , battle cruisers. aggregating
665,400 tons. are under construction
in private and navy yards. They will
carry a total of 152 sixteen-inch rides
and 24 fourteendnch riiles and all will
have the new electric drive engines.
With the completion of this fleet,
probably in 1923 the United States
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VICTORIA TAXI CO.
Phone 037. -
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Smith. Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired Rentals, 55
per month. Machine.
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TYV£WRITER EXCHANGE,
1|! Fab-field Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
SPECIAL
LADIES’ SHOES
Newest Last
. We are in the market for all
this of junk, second-hand fur-
niture and old clothes.
We pay the-prices for every.
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will have a battle force of 19 super-
dreadnonghts and 6 battle cruisers in
the first line. and 8 dreadnoughts and
a number of smaller battleships in
the second line.
American naval men say that
2 among the world's- fighting craft the
six battle cruisers and the six new
. battleships—the South Dakota, Mon-
tana, North Carolina, Massachusetts.
Indiana and lower—will be in a class
by themselves. The cruisers will have
a speed of about 33 knots—~37 land
miles—and each will carry eight 16-
inch guns. They will be Sit feet long
over all, 90 feet. wide. will displace
33,500 tons and have 180,000 horse-
power.
Tho six superdreadnoughts will be
even more powerful, each mounting
In its main battery 12 sixteen-Inch
rifles. They will be 684 feet long. 105
feet broad and displace 43.200 tons.
Their speed will be 23 knots and.
horsepower 60.000.
These ships and the battle cruisers
are. just now being gotten under way.
but most or the other six battleships
are well On the road to completion.
Thc Maryland, to be launched at
Newport News Saturday, and the
Colorado, Washington and “’95: Vir-
ginia will carry eight ”Much rifles
each. will be.624 feet long,.93 feet
broad and (“501309 321300 tons. Their
Furniture Of Character
at Moderate Prices
Good furniture gives the hm character. It need not be,
the most. expensive, but should possess quality and be ar-
tistically adapted to the home in which it is used.
Whether you wish a lamp, or some article for the kitch-
en, or a complete suite, we have it, and at prices that yet will
find interesting.
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THIS STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. DAILY.
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527 De“ er Speed will be 21 knots and horse-
7 ‘ v y DOWcr 29.000,
IT'S HEREnPu-s HOUSEWARE. , -' IT-"P‘ rennet... m ,M: gamma"... 9
. Ct In May. and the (3lllf0lllla Will!
carry twelve 14-inch riilI-s and will be
6-4 fret long, 97 feel lll'llud and dis-
plncc 32.000 tons. » 'l‘hclr speed also
These exceedingly low prices will help
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FU EXCEEDS OUTPUT
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GREENSBORO. N. (3., March 11—-
bemand for furniture throughout the
country is of immense proportions and
it is impossible to make the supply
keep up with the demand. according
to manufacturers who attended the
meetings of the National Council of
Furniture Associations held here.
There is every reason to believe, these
manufacturers say. that the demand
will be increasingly great in the fu-_
ture. At the same time, it was agreed,
that the lumber shortage was thc,
most serious difficulty confronting fur-I
niture makers and no material rellci
is in sight at present.
DIAMOND SEEKERS
STAKE NEW CLAIMS!
JOH.L\‘NBSBIFRG. March 19.-~.\
rush of diamond sockets
lo stakc
claims is reported from chcnspoorl,
in the Breloria district, when: rich (Ic-
positsgn'e said to have been located.
Two thousand men. including law-
yers, civil ScI-v'nnts, business
land owners, artisans and clerks, took
part and the Whole ground was pegged
DUI, in a. few minutes.
Some of the more corpulent employ~
ed professional runners to secure the
claims previously selected. says
neWS agency dcspstch received here.
N'EWBERR? TURY"
DARLlNG'l‘ON, England. March 19.
-—'l‘he centenary of the beginning or
the first passenger-carrying railway in
the world was celebrated the other
day at Yarm—on-Trces. There, in 1820,
eight'men formed a company to con-
struct, the railway from Darlington to
TRISTRAM 7
‘ Q-NOrwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
UNDER U. 8. GOVERNMENT SPEC
‘ Idealforsuits anddrassldrls in the
n;:‘
STILL DELIBERATING ’
Cartri dge “Cloth
ABSOLUTELY Au. SILK FABRIC. WOVEN
MCATIGM M’s-N
following colors: Pearl. Old Blue.
forthis
Natural. 7 =
ONE YARD WIDE. $2.75 A man _
SAMPLES GLADLY FURNISHED ON REQUEST
SEE CARTRIDGE cm'rn DISPLAY IN OUR SHOW WINDOWS as SI '
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Townsend- Clothes are made with double thickness of
cloth wherever wear comes—double stfiching and other dis-
'fidfilej ::
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Stockton. a distance of 25 miles.
At $5 00 will be ”’1 knots and Il '
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Value $7.50 I you reduce the H. C. L. W:f;,f,8,-,:gg-m ”m H w H
. . 1 .e , ca :1
8e. Them 111 the Window ’f titre ha'vy is building a numberlsfldr:
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MAX LEVY’S l RELIABLE FAMILY SCALES WATER GLASS “fade“?iia'ri'lfif “and fwllam"
.31 South Main 512., I With [lat top; 24-11). size: regu- The Best Egg Preserver. likely to be authorized 311i}: £23330:
l ”‘1‘ 32-98 ------------ At 32-29 Quart cans. Special;.......29c gm“ is Oxnected in another year to
3011311 Norwalk. PYREX GLASS OVEN WARE 2 ”Wide ‘0’ m ”‘3“ one and perhaps
BREAD PANS I GLASS COFFEE MILLS more capital Ships" as Well as for a
Rwuiar 90c ............ At 79c To hang on the wall; Insular “mum of smaller \‘cs
" ‘2‘ .., ,9 ,, mm“ 8918. including
VACUUM BOTTLES h-..» .......... . ..... At $2.4 submirinlzgdem' scout cruisers and
“0mm Keeps liquids 1.9: for 24 hours: 39° AXE HANDLES ‘7 29° __._-_ --.._,_~_
and , pint size, $2.7; ....... At $2.47 All ligfgg'ood. TO WIDEN POST
“TAIL OAK KEGS ‘ ROAD IN GREENWICH
All sizes, F. 10, 17:, ZO-gallcn. FLOOR BRUSHES 5—— ,
mam, CIGARETTEA I’l'EI‘i‘s . ... . . . . $2.89 up At 97c l COntInued From First Page
IDES and TOBACCO, , LUNCH BOXES Good quality bristles, 12-in. _ I
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nRLov B s 3 Black tin, camera shape; I'egu- “0m. bkh'k “ml long handks- wags” chn [,c to lnake the B on Post.
R08 i lal‘ 49C ............... At 37C GALVANIZED WATER FAILS 'Way'tgtléerttfoggf'da Splendid “GBle-'
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' ' 69c FRY PANS AT 546 8-: uart size. S Iccial Satur- H"lf'l‘m'einent is com I and‘wh‘en "'0
, to- e Cigar Store I S I d d, i I! I . 38 look me the (M d” ‘3‘ng ’t “'1“ Mt
-m , tee , 86p; rue lum s ze_ (fly .................... . C ' I ma . \V ere “Cdd‘
0 Block, 80. Nor-wan have been frequent, and Where 10:33
Tel. 1581 CUPS AND SAUCERS STOVE PIPE ENAMEL -life Is not. unknown because of its de-
Plain white. tea size....At 19c pr. Prevents Rust. lgoaillleeggf'eiéé'h'lin It is figured that
SOCONY FLOOR 0"- For Pipe, Radiators, Gas Stoves. Words in ali‘vprbmbt‘f'tmne; in other'
' " ”9- usrt c D At 59c . Iilc "c ("In At 19 1" $950000 " ‘ I! I y approximate-
Call 499 l .1. i q . ~21 . . . . . . . . . .. ~ ., m)- l .......... . C p.1-0vuem' t ill-'1’]: be me 905' Of this im-
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JAFFE «in ASH l $1.25 MIRRORS AT 98c 79c TOILET PAILS AT 63c by lhe State. 9 mm” “m be mm“
ccl- The first work to be undertaken will
be the widening of Put's Hill.
result of conferences.
the Chamber of Commerce, State High- ‘
way Commissioner Boniiett and PreSI-
dent Miller, of the Trolley Company.
It has been arrangcd to remove the
tmlley poles which are now planted
Heavy, bevel plate and oak \Vith covers: jnpanned;
frame; size 8x12 in. ms, red and green.
Washington St., South Norwalk
THIS STORE CLOSES AT 6 P. M. SATURDAY.
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held between !
Specials In
AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES ,
You will save money if you
buy low as we are closing out
“Mowing lines: Ajax, Fire-
qugoo‘d talus in Racine
, guaranteed 5,000 miles,
“#1.!” Sins" 30_x 3 1-2.
_, Hudson and Victor
01,1 Weld? payments-
A. MODNE
72.339: Unit St.
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A Couch Remedy for
.~ Kiddies
{Syrup ot‘Squill, Syrup of Toln.
. of {pectic and Mcntholized
combined in such propor—
a to obtain the best results.
, ~. r oldiashioned formula—
“fieu, old-timers in medicines
-., were good. A remedy for
$133.0! coughs, hoarseness, all
of the throat and lungs
babies and children. No
or other harmful drugs;
Wt and effective. A»
between the trolley track and the road
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. the north of the trolley tracks. The
max/W M lWldlh of the road bed varies from four
tto thirteen feet. When the' trolley
polesvare taken away, the State High-'
Iggy Commissioner will widen the road
red
I "Some time ago, Mrs. A. A. Anderson.
‘ Phone .1959.
Railroad Avenue, SouthNorwalk
Are your brakes in A1 condition? _
DO your wheels line up 0. X. that ybu may get the-full
mileage on your tires? 22%: _ _ , . .
Are the bearings in your motor in gOOd condition?
liow is a good time to go over the carotid have it put 61
readiness. “ You will want it just' the «hymn: find you. have
neglected to We your .work done.
'I have some tires at thefild' price. . _ ,
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_the strip of land to the south, at the
foot of Put's Hill. and running east to
the small bridge, some four hundred
feet distant. The land in question, .at
the foot of Put's Hill, forms an em:
banignen causing the road bed to
swing slightly northeast passing John
Maker's property and then- swings
‘sligltt‘ly southeast beyond that proper-
ty. It was pointed out to Hrs. A.
Anderson that. the present‘ can ' ion"
13 menace .ioliie, limb and ropertyf
'_‘as t. olgrtmctsi‘the vistenof uterine-.2
. bflgtl'smnd, trolley‘car motorm,én,‘and «
«what; y the ‘rcnidvc: oi’ the embank-
-, . Inc-us: nd the filling in of the galley‘to
‘the east. the ‘Seote could widen the
fixated remedy the dangerous cor.-
ditionz. '
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i 2 - ' KENDRIGK .2 WHITE, mpg. 3$§Qm Mm”
122 So. - Main St, .z-
PM” Sill. it. is nececsary no ransom that
turns in the road. . .
REPAIRING, WELDING,
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mg. I 1918 1 Ton Worm Drive Ford Truck? 1913 Closed Body Ford “
Delivery. 1 1917 Open Body Ferd Delivery. 1 1917 1 rm: hope” me 2' ,,
Truck. cans FOR Mine. . . 1 - ,
'Alrich Johnson was elected.
- generously granted the request of the -
America? Re?
The conditional gift of Mrs”. iii-Asa
cat diemlquartsrsot.
, option on that“ Yeecr 2f; The Grand . Duchess,
has. WW 4'16 BHL e announcement. ,is- one of three
ism-vivid; membersphi‘fimnflll0140!
- . _ _ manhunt. She was
tenth!!! t0 lee‘Sfilo SW, faith)! m . , among fellow refugees from the ten
ritory recently conquered byethe
rRIGHT TRUCKING ANDPARcEL DELIVERY " ' ‘ , " 2 " -
, 7 . . .. . the Greenwich Chamberertmercefi hing could "
FOR SALE . . 'whé?tl?iutflma:l‘1¢ ' Ward“, She 2 and. .
2- . inn ,3 line,” on mm emnt . ‘-‘
1 1918 Oldsmobile, 7 Pass. Touring. 1 1918 Studebaker, 7 Pass. Tour '19 11°" W « ' soo gunman “an“.
George. Stephenson was appointed en-
gineer.
The Iailway occupicd five years in
construction and was opened on Sep-
tember 27. 1805. I
The celebration took the form of n .
dinner, at which 30 descendants ol‘ the :
original right pioneers, were present. g
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The graduating class, of Franklin'
school, (elected class oll'icers yesterday ,
afternoon. The following committee;
was chosen from the ninth grade.
rooms to nominate the candidates: ,
Room 33. Martin Mclamad (chair-I
man), Margaret Hoyt; room 36, Natnfi
lie Weed, Frank Tooker; room 34.
Mac Jones, Andrew Richards; room».
2-! Geraldine Clark. Charles Doulens. I
be candidates for president were: 1
Harold Davis, Charles Griffen, Thomas. ‘
Ireland, lrving Hubbell. Harold Dan
vis, who was elected, made a short;
speech, in which he thanked the class
for electing him. ,
The nominees for vice-president
were: Frank Forenczi, Alrick John-
son, Martina Ogden, Louise Benedict.
The nominees for secmtary werezi
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Frances Dictz, Amy. Selleck,
Richards, Eleanor Campbell. Frances
Deitz was elected.
The nominees for treasurer Were:
Morris Bresev. Simon Pcrlman, Har-
old Hill, Henry Rowland. Morris Bre-
sev was elected. ‘ f 2 ,
Mr. Greene. the principal of the.
school, made'a.”short addressk in which ,
he said, in the, near future, the class
pins and class'sql'ors would be chOscn.
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oneness LIVING 7 . ,,
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2 WASHINGTON, March lav—Grand
DucheSa, 9315a,»: skier of thy: late Qatar
Nicholas .915 Rue a has «been sound by»
1 ross fillb’ assuring
fix a box car near Herero sake-Bomb
linssia, it was announced at \ne
the American Red
Gross here. 1“ f . ,
according to
d “telling “
Bolshevilti, giving such assistance.“
by use could, although herself "clad int
on?” V“
tinctive Dnbbelbiltfeatnres. These make possible the famous
Dubbelbilt guaranteed: Sixmonths' wear, without rip, hole,
tear; or suit will be repaired free.
Good style, too. All the popular colors and mixtures.
$14.75, $16.75, $18.75, ”OHS—and upwards to $36.75.
H .KRIEGER e co.
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QUEER lNDIAN SUPERSTITION. . High grade twhisltey. at $1.75 3!"?
There is in the \\-'est Indies a very‘quart, in Montreal, is causing him-V)
curious superstition regarding deathlwcck-end travel from Vermont On thn
\R’hen a death occurs in a. house nil;railroads. Those who imbibe and find
the water in it should be regarded as national prohibition a nightmarc. nu!-
poisoned and at once tInuwn away. 5 so to Montreal for a weekend, and, for
The idea is that death after claiming the price Of a quart of the “knock 'mn
his victim will cool his "Sting” in the '- dead" brand, available here. my.) ..
first water he reaches, which thereby l balm-up "toot." '
becomes a deadly poison. No one can I
icll What water has been touched, so
the safe thing to do is to get rid of all
that is within his reach and do it at
once.
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68 Washington St .
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FATAL AUTO , ACCIDENTS.
HARTFOi‘ul. March 18.—»Thcch
wero'eleven fatal automobile" acci‘
dents in Connecticut in January 2’
February. This number is. eight less
than for the correspbnding months in,
1919.
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Ii'ycuintend buying Jewelry, 2
Wakes. monks ',-and 0PM “arrivals 0f .
om mirror—'30: newt; i o; ' .. . ' .
Our Seventh Anniver;
l sary and—’Removal‘sale' at
less than Cost Price is
Real! 4 2"
Spring
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'visuits
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Grasn Your
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