tion of $4.00 per card from pre‘
vious rate.
Smaller quantities in the same
proportion as per cord;
Our yood is sound, seasoned
and satisfactory and cut in
various lengths. Fireplace wood
sawed in lengths to suit, to order.
RRLS®
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THE: BUDGET
SYSTEM
the most convenient way for
anyone to purchase : 4.;
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Before the sun sets again.
hastentoonrstoreandletns
explain the Special Budget
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PIANO CO.
Idler-album.
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reassures.
BUILDER AND
a .INIIAL CONTRACTOR
M. AND IOTIHATII
FURNISHED
L“. _m We": Promptly Attended I6-
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Owing to an increased supply of
greed we are able to make a redne-
is the judginent of some of the large
building opérators that the cumulative
ide will lie released next spring; This belief
isfirmlyfixed, foranumberofthesequan-
my buyers have, m the past ten days, made
lienvy purchases for spring requirements, as
duly noted' in the lumber trade journals; '
Homes are needed as never before and we
sincerely believe tha; .
into a period of sane, evenly balanced pros-
perity in the lumber trade.
Let us all unite our eiforts toward making
the year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
getting, that those who do the most deserve
.he most, and generally get it. _ ,
We shall use, to the fullest measure, our
long experience and the full resources of this
organization in getting ready for your call,
one of the best stock of lumber ever offered.
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CADILLAC Lluouslusa To star.
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGEP
use TELEPHONE.
Of Women’s and Misses Coats. Suits. Dresses. Skim.
Waists and lingerie Undergarments.
Prices Reduced Positively Lower Than Illsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK 'AND SUIT HOUSE
comment» south lorwalk'
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Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
hemflkierhshlesdelivued
Is all parts of the lorwalh
andlowsyton.
Homemade Butter. Eggs non our
farm. and buttermilk trash daily.
1'. n. WEMPE & SON
none Wand 1818
.VISIT THE
Goodie Sh0p
22 NO. MAIN ST.
Oppodte Palace Theatre
MEN’S and BOYS’
CLOTHING
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30th Anniversary Sale
BECKMANN’ S
Chain Store GROCERS of Quality
arouse or season? asp ovum
SPECIAL AT BOTH STORES—FEB. 4-5
I'ANOY CALIFORNIA
PEACHES................Earge can, 23c
. Dounflfifi
CAMPBELL’S
SOUPS
BEANS
Per Can......l
KIRKMAN’S
BORAX
SOAP,
4 Cakes, 25c
Limit 8 Cakes to a Customer.
novanrun's'rmn
COFFEE.....................Per1b., 25c
FRESH ROASTED DAILY
FREE—To everypurohsscofflOOormoreofgx-ooerieewe
willgive shelntelytreeiorthisooupon.
1 DAN DAILIY’B 8-02. JAN
A. F. Beckmann 64 Co., Inc.
85 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1405
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Schultze’ s Thursday Specials
, Loin Lamb Chops 30c lb.
Pork Chops 25c lb.
TVYBrisket Corned Beef................ 9clb.-
Bump Corned Beef....._.‘...........20clb.
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WATCHI'ORO‘URW use: W
.e are about to enter
RENE 111113
legal battle to tree Erwin R. Berg-
doll. wealthy Philadelphia draft ever,
der, from the disciplinarrbarracles at
Fort Leavenworth. on a writ of
habeas corpus, began today in federal
court at Kansas Cltv Kans, before
Judge John C. Pollock.
The cases of many other persons
tried or awaiting trial by court-mar-
tial for violation 0 {the selective sen
vice act hinge on the outcome or the
Bergdoll case, court officials said.
The legal point raised is the right or
a military courunartlal to try a per-
son who is not actual” in the service,
as one who registered for the draft,
but failed to respond when called.
There are about twenty other men
confined at the military prison whose '
cases are similar to that of Bergdolf.
About fifty similar cases are held in
sbeyance pending the outcome of the
Bergdoll case. it is said.
Attorneys'on both :sides said that
the decision of Judge Pollock would
not be final. as appeals will be taken
to higher courts.
Bergdoll was convicted by coun-
martial at Fort Jay. N. Y.. last year.
and sentenced to five years' imprison-
meat.
Fears the Ropudiation :
of Immense We Debts
LONDOV. Feb. 8,—The Dolly Mail.
commenting on Chancellor of the Ex-
chcqucr l‘hnmln‘riain's utterances
with regard to the remission of the
allied dcbt. dcclarcs that in 1919 John
M. Keynes. while representing the
Treasury on the Economic Council. is
understood to have discussed liw
mailer freely with
mnlaiivcs.
"The cxisicnco of ill” immcnsc war
debis.” the Daily Mail conimucs.
”means that at any moment some.
where in Europe it may pay the gov-
ernment of a. day lo make repudia-
tion a plank in its platform. There is
of course. no such danger in England.
but sooner ”or later the Allies must
meet and wipe of! old scores."
ROYAL ARCANI'M (‘OK'NCILS 1‘0
MELT.
A wry important mccling of me
Sherman and Ponder-us Councils will
be held this evening to consummate
the consolidation or the um Royal
Arcanum Councils. It has been agreed
to maintain the name of Ponsmus. but
hold the iii—monthly meetings in South
Norwaik. A full attendance of both
Councils is looked for. so that the
final plans can be drawn up which
will be satisfactory to all the members
02‘ both Councils. The two Cwncils
will play their last carpet bowling
match under the names of Sherman
and Ponassus Councils. The editors
of both Councils are bcing congrutu-
hated by other fraternal sooictics in
the city in making this important
m0\'e and acting in thc spirit of the
limes by realising that in "Union
There is Strength."
CBAI’TSMEN (1.111 NOTES.
At a meeting of the entertainment
committee of the Craflemcn's Club
held last night. final arrangements
were made for a scrim of basketball
games to be played with the Monitor
Grotto organisation . The first game
will be played Tucsday. February 15.
over lioyt's theatre. Among the ell-
giblc players who shall represent that
club are Arthur 8. hells. Russell I.
Ryingion. Herbert Dunlop. Perry
Horton. Charles )icckcr. Charles
Gaeger and Charles Ilctherington.
At the same mecllng. the enter-
tainment committee arranged for a.
smoker to be held Saturday night,
February 19. At the smoker. the first
games of a pool tournament between
members of the club will be played,
Arrangements for a dance to be held
in the Town Assembly hall on Feb-
ruary 15 were also made.
AMERICAN LEGION AIEETING.
“’ASHINGTON. Feb.
0! the excutive committee of the
American Legion here in a three-day.
session planned to spend a large por-
tion of today at the Capitol in confer-t
encea with members of Congress in an '
effort to expedite legislation for the
relief of disabled war veterans. While
the committee was in session yester-
day planning their pilgrimage to the
"Hill.".Congreae was enacting hospi—
talisation bills in which the Legion
was especially Interested.
The committee members were ex-
pected today to lay before members 0!
Congress their views on the need of
consolidating the Vocational Training
and War Risk Bureaus and as much
of the Public Health Service as re-
lates to eat-service men. .
The executive committee at the
close of a. lengthy consideration of the
matter last night issued a. statement
announcing it had decided to accept
the offer of ss:ooo.ooo from the
Knlzhis of Columbus for the con-
struction of a. memorial in Washing-
ton for those who to] lln the world
war. provided the Knights would
“fee to make the gift uncondition-
ally.
KANSAS CITY. No" Pct). 8.—-—'1'he -
A morican rcprcv'
shades, at one-third to one-half under last years 1 leg: L __.’ "i‘k‘ua‘l‘d
Belding Bros.’ Famous Silks—Satins, Tafietas (33d . 2:1» .1, , p :
Chine. ”vi-1113
’ a" or "W “Win. 1 .
Skinner’ s Silksisatins and Tafl'etas that alwa\51_.1. as,
Other Standard Silks-At pre war prices-4 auto 1: 73¢:
Satins, Charmeuse, Crepe de Chine, Colored P0311 » > 1:?“
ette.
fill 101111311le
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§.——An
iron policeman is given iullcrcdit for
the arrcsi here today 0! Frank Gore.
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MIR MINGHAM. . Aid. Feb.
:1 xiv-pro. charged .with being “the dri-
rcr or an automobile which Saturday
night struck and killed Waldon
Bailey. aged 7, and seriously injured
lack Brewer. ll years old. A negro
driving a big touring csr was seen to
speed RW’ZS‘JTOIII the place of the ac-
cidcnt and oxcr a railway crossing.
where an iron figure with outstretched
arms stand! and warning to motorists
to slow down. “'hcn he saw the
"policeman“ blocking the way. the
drh'cl‘mmpcd from the car and fled.
The automobile continued on its wild
dash untll it brought up against an
embankment beside the railway
tracks. The driver's hat and overcoat
found in the machine led to his iden-
tification and arrest.
DISIDYAL TEACHERS
IS 1'. 8. RYAN CHARGES
“'ASHINGTOV loll S. (B\ The
Associated Press )—~Tllere are 86—
000 disloyal teachers in educational
institutions in the United States who
must be removed. Henry J. Ryan. or
Boston. chairman of the Amoricsnisni
committee of thc Amcricsn Legion
declared today at a meeting here of
the iegion's executive committee. lie
estimated that 2.000 of these wore in
colleges and universities.
Efforts against "the street corner
radical" ls useless. Mr. Ryan said.
while school children and college and
university students are being laught
by dialoysl instructors.
M.A!§ Y
COAL FOR 100 YEARS MORE.
CHARLESTON. “'. \‘s.. Feb. 8.—
Tllcre is enough coal in the mine rc-
ccntly bought by the State and opcr-
sled by convicts from the penitentiary
at Moundsvilie to supply the prison
and all its shops for fully 100 years
R. M. Lambie. chief of the. Depart-
ment of Mince. made this estimate
upon his return to Charleston last
night. after an inspection of the mine.
The mine is well located on the
prison farm. onc mile from the peni-
7.
tentlary. A hard brick road is being
laid {com the mine to the power
house.
S.—Membcrs.
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
QuakerOsts 11c lb.
Kinsman ...... . ....... ..11c
Bpaghetthpkg 110
Kaoarontpkg. ...... . .111:
Live Oak Buckwheat
nounslb. pkg. .. .. 30c
Kipper-ed Herring, 2 cans 25o
Evaporated Hint, tall else me
A. STULL .
34mm, Iastlorwalk
PATENTS
lllllllllllm TRISTRAM 69° HYATT
NORWAEK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
NQ/W Silks at Old Prices
A wonderful display of the best grades. in ally
SAMPLES ON REQUEST.
muse. new“
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ATLANTA. 0a.. Feb. (IL—Mrs. Semi: .
Glass. fifty years old. from the moun-
tains or Pickens county. Ga. today be- ‘
gall naming a thirty-day sentence for
operation of an illicit still. and, ar-
cordlng to prohibition officers. aft-.r
set-ring her sentence. wzll return to
be tried in the State court for killing-
the man who told on her. i
Clad in a gingham dross. topped by
n my shawl. the sturdy little Woman!
gazed deflanlly at the "rcvcnooru"
who testified at htr trial. and shes
the verdict was rind, her only com-
Willem!
meant was. "They didn't tell the
"11
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Dubbclhlll linp' 811:»;
A1 :33 lair, (lfi,
truth."
The man aim is charged with ham!
killed. according lo counsel for Mrs
Glass. was acting in a disorderll’mam .
nor on her farm when she struck 3.1m
with n piece of wood.
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111 1111 ll UP
11111 lllllllllllfl
Gotheothehsbitofdrinkinga:
glassothotwaterbefore '
breakfast.
Millions of folks bathe internally.
now instead of loading their system
with drugs. “What's an inside bath"?
you say. Well, it is guaranteed to
perform miracles according to hm
water enthusiasts. 1
GREAT BARGALVE
IN TIRES All.
TI'BES
Radiators and Hall
Covers ‘
All Sizes in Weed Chi:
Aaron K11
The Leading Accesses
Stsre
9 Railroad AVE.
There are vast numbers of men and'
women who. immediately upon aris-
lng in the morning. drink a glass of
hot water with a teaspoonlul of lime.
stone phosphate in it. This is a Very
excellent. health measure. is is in-
tended to flush the stomach, liver.
kidneys and intestines oi the previous
day's waste, sour bile and indscsli.
hie material left over in the body
which if not eliminated every day.
become food for the millions of bac-
teria which infest the bowels. the;
quick result is poisons and toxins
which are then absorbed into the
blood. causing headache. biliOUs a1-
tacks, foul breath, bad taste. colds.
TARLOi. 310‘s.
(p-'-.:'lull ‘
HALL-M ARK
( A3 1 lil’...‘
THE BEST
$1.10 ill.
Mahackelnn B \U')
Tel 1518 i
1;!
stomach trouble, kidney misery,
sleeplessness. impure blood and all
sorts of ailments.
People who feel good one day and
badly the next but who slmpl: (an?
not get feeling light are urged to
obtain a quarter pound of limestone!
phosphate at the drug store. This?
will cost vex-x little but is suflicient;
to make anyone a real crank on the?
subject of internal sanitation.
S- D. G. CANDY CO. _
WHOM oomouos- :
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cm cone 1
53 Osborn Avenue 1
East Not-walk, Conn.
Phone 479-13
A. M. WOOSTER
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use his!” U.‘ Pee-set one: i
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F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTIN G
. lonthlorwalk ‘
‘BOY KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE.
HARTFORD. Feb. s.——Normsn
Case. six year old son or Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Case. of Wethersfleld. died
at the Hartford. Hospital. at noon.
by an automobile. The driver. Neale
at nult.‘ u the boy darted directly
into the path or the car. The little
fellow's legs were broken and his
. Skull-crushed.
: GOVEBNEIENT WANTS
MORE COAL.
yesterday three hours after being hit, .
1. NEW R80 ,IIN'O» BUILDING,
Mullahs. of Middletown. ls not-held; '
David W. Raymond
‘ ramm= Home. O!
1? WASHINGTON IT.
1:31.311me
DBD’GGIST
1 saw. m Street
&, Shaw.
Green M‘
DAY AND
EVENING SCHOOL
New Classes Forming
Each Menday in
February
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BRAN “'5
Great Sale
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It won't uls‘»
to 100k ‘ Nil; :-
g‘oods ,\'< 11‘ 43:15,? 1. 1’;
buy 110W) ‘ . 1‘3 131%.
“’h\' Pm \llll'l‘
Elsmx ll MP 1'
WE CAN PROVE ALL
WE CLAIM
Visit Our Reduction in
Clearancl Sale
.\1 ll . .
Clocks. \\ all hos. Jew-l
elry, Cut (”155. Isor)
and Opiiml Goods at
a Great Swim:
at Brands
3.
ill
21 North Main St . So. Noni!
c 0r»
NOTE— Our rcpn. .r phialnl
Watches, Clocks che
Optical Goods are the I”:
despite our bettel “10’me
ship. We are the My on
ones that give $111113: m
most all repairs before
started.
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