"0081 or some kind all
heel of all kinds some
_ , .Just enough to keep
'3'. while the wintry
so kind you see, and
is the most practical.
. convenient way for
..to purchase
NEW EDISON.
iPhoneugrsph With a Soul.”
. the sun sets again,
, M coal since 5'ays of.
, eé less and sonic-'
' . good as folks can be.-
tity buyers have,m'
heavy purchases for spring requirements as
duly noted m the lumber trade journals.
Homes are needed as never before and we
:misincerely believe that we are. about -to enter
into a period ,of__sane, evenly balanced pros-
perity ingthe lumber trade.
41.28‘
u - slur
» the year 1921 a year of prosnerity, never for-
3 getting that those who do the moat deserve
‘ the most, and generally get it.
We shall use, to the fullest measure, bur
long experience and the full resources of this
organization in getting ready for your call,
one of the best stock of lumber ever Offered S
NOBWALK CORD TIRES GOODYEAR CORD T1338
to our store and let us
the Special Budget
H
ALFRED FOX
‘P ,‘ O ”CO.
. fin. Norwslk. Conn.
- Les r u'DoNALD
. NTER. BUILDER AND
“ ERAL CONTRACTOR
Mus AND ss‘rmarns
' FURNISHED
k and: P’romptly Attended t0-
. Idlie Ave. East Nor-walk
weak. Pasturized
Milk and Cream
m. for babies delivered
"of the Norwalks
'II .
. . Butter Eggs mm our
'"d buttermllk fresh daily.
. awfifia soN
‘ ' so» and me
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Telephone 1326 ‘
Special Sale on Radiator Covers, £00
wesomo AND ooov woaK,
WEED TIRE CHAINS
CADILLAC Lmousmes 'ro asNT
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONE.
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wfizzle-Best szatlt1024cn‘Coffee-
eesr CREAMERY BUTTER ..... . ............. .. 62: lb.
NUCOA NUT OLEA, wonto's BEST . ............ 33c lo.
QUAKER ours” 2 pkga. .......... , ........... ' ........... . . 25: lb.
CAMPBELL’S PORK AND BEANS, .. ................ .. . s for 35¢.
PEAS, CORN on TOMATOES, . ................ 3 cans 60:.
LARGE 301'er: CATSUP .o. 209
LEAN sMOKeD SHOULDERS ........ ...... . ’ we to
.SINCLAIR BACON, in Squares 25c lb.
SPINACH. ..... ...... . ........... “milk.
FLORIDA HEAD LETTUCE .............................. 2'0r2'oa'.
WHITE HOUSE .BREADERY
NEXT TO
A. F Beckmann Q Co., Inc.
83-85 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1405
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(MAIN ST.
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or'non'emsoye'
STATE LIBRARY GETS
WANT WAR: DATA
Stamford Man Gtres Poems and songs
Dedicated to Soldier
RIFJIRI'IT “TLL REJECTED.
BRIDGEPORT. Jan. 28. -—In a de-
cision handed down today. Probate
Judge Paul L. Miller rejects the will
of the late Mrs. Catherine s. Merritt.
which Involves an emte of several, The department 0‘ war "00!"!!! In
thousand dollars. most of It located In the Connecticut 9““ Library at
Mlddlctown The m for l.ejecmm‘Hartrord. has received .three Import.
Is that the- deceased woman lacked ant addItIonsas followe-
mental capacity to execute a will. I‘m“ Lleutmnbcolonel W 3- 801-
l nder the document as drawn. Attor- i2m°"' Providehce, 3.1.. ‘ 0093' 0‘ the
hey Albert J. Merrittt and Harry M. ‘ History ““1 Roster 0‘ the ma”
Merritt. or this city. sons. were gi\ en Club M the TM“! American Army
but $50 each. This Is the second time 2“?“ Rhode 1'1""! 0‘9””? 1M” ‘t
in thirty years that a will has been re- ti? on: gel-many. 1”" « prenanted
jected by the probate court here. :9“: ' W Ncltert °f Stamford
rom thd‘Grder of the Maccabees.
Detroit. Mlcll.. the “blaccabeee In the
World War." being a historical
view of the world war and the part
taken by the. soc-bees. with a roll
of honor of t numbers of the order
who gave their lives. published by the
order In 1920.
roui'the author. Charles H.Cran
dall'of Stamford. "LI lllumlned."
patriotic poems and songs «loot-
cated to his (out: some .three of whom
served in the army (one of whom was
killed) and one In D. war plant." The
dedication‘reads as follows:-
, . “To my four sons. three soldiers.
‘ who volunteered. and one'a worker In
a war plant: to the memory of) one
who ”met a hero's death. and as
a tribute to Stanford's soldiers and
. nation and all thelr brave .comrades
In' arms. wh‘ose déeds have helped to
~mnke liberty Illumined as It never
was before. this little book is Inscrib-
ed with admiration uand ‘aflectlonu
hoping to cheer some few of the gru-
saders for world freedom.” '
LIQUOR mus IN .AxsoxrA.
, ANSONIA. Jan. as. --l~‘lnes and
,, costs aggregating N00 were Impoged.
In city court this morning on {our
”leer-0.11- charged with mean]. liquori
‘ paemng Jane appeal”
I»: haunt?“ Maneuvers
t e
here last Solar-dag. an ad been con-
“They wome-
while you sleep”
.o... =
slghstlon of Professor- Kenry .w
Ruben as a member of the fictdtym
the; ”file Law School. has been the
Let us all unite our efforts toward making ‘
I 1' bootlegglng.
aim or. a raid by state police. .
unloaded and the man was locked up.
Therossotusingnoolored mote
drivetho machineeoustemelt
,app‘ear that he was chanteufiu. tall-
ed to work. The revenue agents sus-
pected that the machine was carrying
liquor. because of weighted m
Whom: was sitting In the machine.
pear as though'he was only on a joy
ride/with his chaufleur.
The machine Ie owned by n Jacob
Goldberg of Maiden. who as arrest-
ed In the Stamford net so e months
ago by the agents for cnrrying liquor.
Goldberg and Scha'nlt are partners In
the busineu of running booze and
f
NAMED “neuron .
or {Losers was.
The Yale University corporation
has appointed Attorney William B.
Boardman of Bridgeport. executor of
the will of the date Robert M. Judson.
late of Bridgeport. who left a large
share. of his million-dollar estate to
the univeeslty. The will directedthat
the Yale corporation name an execu-
tor to act with Judsons brothers who
were. also named.
The corporation accepted the real:-
nntlon 0! Prof. Henry Wade. Rogers.
formerly dean of the School lot Law.
from his teaching position at the Law
school to take effect at the close of
the present university year w‘ien
Prof. Rogers reaches the retiring age.
.A vote of appreciation for Mr. ’nog-
ers‘,.scrvlces was adopted by the cor-
poration.
RECORD Olle PMDI'C’TIUN.
“’ASHINGTON. Jan. :S.~—0il pro-
duction In the l'nited States in 1920
totalled 443.l(l2.000 barrels. whilw
consumption of oil In 'the I'nlted
States reached the unprecedented to-
tal of 531,186,000 barrels. Despite
the excess or consumption over pro-
duction. the end of the your shown-d
a net Increase In petroleurri' stocks of
more than 10.000.000 barrels.
The figures on oil for the year 1920
were announced today by the Geolo-
zlcnl Survey In the preliminary sur-
\‘ey.
Imports of petroleum during 193"
amounted to luG.l75,nme,l>arre ls. more
than double the Imports of 19:9. and
almost five- times greater than the Im-
ports In 1913.
ENGLAND LL‘I‘R WOMEN BECOME
bums
Engand's copying of America's pro-
tective health program :xor public
schools has opened the piste-ton of
dentistry to English women. The re-
quires minauo‘n or the teeth or
school lld'en is Just beginning to
be tried out In vdrIoue parts of Eng-
land. It Is proving such a revelation
to the go nment that a cry Is going
up {or root dentists. Because of the
great decrease oi the male population
dvnhg the mar. young women- are be-
ing urged to take up all sorts of health
guardinc professions. 'ormcr'v occu-
pied Dime-v exclusively by men. The
latter om; £3 a dentist. '.
(‘0!!le SCRE‘V (‘0.
mucus- wear-x.
NEW BRITAIN. Jan. 2$.~The
Corbin Screw Division or the Ameri:
can Hardware Corporatlonrannounced
a wage reduction or approximately
ten per cent. 'I‘o partially oil-ct thIs.
however. the plant will run on a fifty-
liour week busts.
The office force at the New Britain
Machine Company has been notified
of a ten per cent. reducuon In salar-
Ies. This concern Is practically closed
down and but a very small force of
factory operatives are employed.
SI’I’I'S IN SUPERIOR COURT.
h Helen Elliott of Stamford has stnrt-
ed cult in the Superior Court against
Habelle A. Rycrson of Rye tor the
foreclosure of a mortgage on property
In Der-ten.
Howard L. Scoaeld new of Amenla.
N. 1'" la mode the defendant in a suit
brought by the Greenwich Trust Co..
In the Superior Court. on a note for
81,750 alleged to be unpaid. The date
of the note is Aug. 30. 1.20.
85.000 VASE RECOVERED.
NEW’ YORK. Jan.
Sevres vase. lost In transtt utter Its
presentation by the President of
France to James A. Fiahertl'. Su-
preme Knight of the Knights of Col-
umbus. has been found In Constan-
tinople a message received- here today
said. It had been placed by mistake
In a shipment of furnishings for the
w. Club there. ‘~
RAGE TEA DANDY
'10 I’m HAIR
It’s Grandmothau: Bedpe to Bring
Back Omega-d Intro
beautifully dark and lustrous almost
otter ,ntght If you‘ll fer a bottle of
"W; etb's‘; Sage apn'd Mphur Com-
pound” cram? we store. mittens
of bottles of title old {omens Sade Ten
Robina-1mm by the addition of
other all. are sold annually.
a. weltmwn druggtst here. be-
easiest darkens the hair h naturally,
and evenly that no we so tell it has
been applied.
Those whose hair Is that: my 0?
ed ham i surprise
audatheadouartnpt‘hsllquorwas,
making a. big cigar. mating It ap-‘
rant,
Noawsm’s" LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
A Sale of Muslin Underwear
This Pro—Inventory Sale, every January, has long been a £73....
of our Underwear Department, but business conditions this yv;,~.r ,
A~IMORE SWEEPING/REDUGTION THAN EV Ell. BEEN ml:
The entire stock of Night Robes, Chemises, Petticoat s, I)?“
Bloomers and Combinations, are
MARKED WAY DOWN
And better valueslin all models simply cannot be if. :2 rd.
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T'A‘XN'S AND TRIPLETS
TO BE SPRING STYLE.
MIIAVAI REE. \\Is.. Jan. 28. —The
flight of the stork from home to home
Is directed by the same planets which
pointed out the path to three wise
men at bibical lore.
this Is the. theory of Professor
Charles Kirchofl‘. astrologist. who to-
day predicted many sets of twins.
triplets and quadrupleIs during the
hurt six years.
But there are! some periods dur-
Ing the next six years when the stark
will leave but one child. However.
from the early part of February to
the. hull-r port of March; from early
May until early June and from Nov-
ember until Christmas the old bird
will deal In sets almost exclusively.
Double-body signs adorn the plan-
(I3 during these periods. the protes-
sor said. and hence the necessity for
larger cribs
IIFJYARD Pt)“ RICOO‘T‘IRY
0F JF.“'ICLS.
CLEVELAND. 0.. Jan. 28.—-A rel
ward of Semen has been offered for
the recovery of jeu'els valued at 850.-
000 belonging' to John L. Severance.
local millionaire which disappeared
last VEaturday night. Announcement
of the reward appeared in newspaper
advertisements today.
A handbag which contained the
jewels was lound empty in a yard
here yesterday. leadlng the police to
believe they had been stolen.
Sonn- I'm W.
The teacher of n third-year clan
during a test In written English re-
quested each pupil to write an orig-
Inal sentence containing the word
"character." After much thought
one little girl evolved the following
"All the ‘teachers on the third floor
have a. good' character." which.
doubtless true. sounded rather hard
on the teachers of the other floors.
In another school one of the leach-
ers occasionally appears wearing one
of the modern straight-cried gowns
confined at the waist by a heavy
silken' cord with large tassels. One
of the boys. writing upon the sub-
ject 0! “Our School." referred to his
teacher In flattering terms. but be-
Ing unvereed In the artistic we to
merit. finished his paper with the
mark. “But sometimes she mates to
school wearing her.- bathrobes."
28.-—-Tll9 35.00!)
‘You can turn gray. Ended hair"
HOLD I'P RAILROAD
‘ WAGE MUNIONR.
I CHICAGO. Jan. as. ~13;- e. declsion
ot the United States Railway Labor
Board here today. notices of wage re-
ductions on the Atlanta. Birmingham
and Atlantic Railway. which' were to
have been effective Feb. 1. were or-
dered reocinded. The Board In malf-
lng this decision. (voided that the rail-
road companies must present a. pet!-
tion before the Board before, any re-
duction Is made in employee' wages.
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SPECIAL‘ !
Standard Transportation Co.
DAILY TRUCKS TO NEW YORK
LOCAL TRUCKING
TELEPHONES 456 AND 792
‘0 Wall Street
Phenom
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
HAVE IT.
F. M. CULLEN
"m 3008! 0! ALL VOLTAGES"
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lineal)!
CLEARANCE SALE
Of Women’ s and“d Misses Coats. Suits. Dresses. Ski: ts
Waists
33 mmm
)
[WGATE Nil-2“” HAVEN rum.
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 28.—An inves-
tigation of reports that the million
dollar lire here Tuesday started from
sparks from a motor which operated
the elevator In the Mendel and
Freedman Department Store. was be-
_ gun today by Fire Marshall W. B.
_ Perkins. He summoned the store
electrician and one of‘the junt-
tors for examination.
A SUDSY BATH FOR
YOUR HAIR
A shampoo makes a sudsy
bath for your hair and the re-
sult is clean hair, a clean scalp
‘free from.dandrufi. Our sham-
poo is a high grade product,
rich in cleansing qualities, dc—
l
lightful in beneficial results to
the hair—easy to use, dries out
quickly and does not leave the
RING and BROOCHE
, SALE
All Rings Reduced f
- One-third or.
from the market price. Take at! 1-3
from the primed the tug when
youlpey for the ring you select from
out-large assortment,
H-A.MEAD
hair sticky. Try a bottle.
PRIOORIPTION euasnaclsr
0 North Isle It. be. Neil-viral“,J
: -, ”N ‘V .
PRACTICAL _ v .
EXP ERIEN‘ 1 CE
snows m ‘
,wrsoou .-
or A course AT
.. .
., BUSINESS ‘
accuser.
mam Undergarments.
Prices Nosed Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
South N cmulk
“TAILIIHED 1902
Royal Auto Painting (‘0.
We Auto and Net
Painting l
SCIENTIFIC AND RELeAsL:
W St. , Dorian. 0011's
Oppoelte Depot
The TEXTILE Store
FINAL CLI AP ‘.\ ' '1‘3
SALE OF
WOOLEhS
Heavy all ”n 001 (-0.1 ‘ ""'
chcs widc, scwrdl V)"
$1.85 yard.
'IW
l‘)-|D(\l‘|l\r- H
Navy Blue
Surges, Sil\CllOIl(‘, cc. .1
Chock Velour, Brmuiv'ir' v. '
ing and Plaid Skinhg
than cost.
The
Textile Store
136 Washington Street
sou-m NORWALK
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