. 111711111 and food values are imide,
u find the realbeautyofbranges.
appearance indicates but little.
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Survey Hotel Situa-
tion Here andReport
Dec. 14.—
STAMFORD.
retary ot the Chamber or Commerce.
read his report of the year’s activi-
ties at the meeting 0! the Board of
Digectors last night held in the or.
flees in the Spence Building. In a
somewhat embittered address. the
secretary remarked that if certain
sidbrsble. Mr. \Wlfifisker pointed out
‘ Many hwy-era. he said. refused to
-. can lder the
deb
', s; surprisingly large figure.
. much to eliminate small debts. which
Milton B Goodkind. retiring sec- Lsides. he said. the passing of such
collection of small
which. .théugh small total to M
- r.
Morris Speikothere explained that.
made
in this State or an amendment made
to the City Charter it would encour-
age better business principles and do
Mr.
fray
$400
every merchant here experiences. Be-
a measure would be an achievement
for the Stamford Chamber of Com-
merce.
The matter was referred to the
legislative Committee.
G. D. L. Raymond. an activcgmem—
bore: the Chamber, was "elected .to
strce
Enid: H Barnes. were ether setlv.
jties prevented him from taking a
more active part in the 11 oil: of the
organization.
Broad street Extension Committee.
damage to property, the building of
:1. element road. éudbing, sewers. and
incldentials.
'1'ne asscament on new frontage,
Raymond estimated, would de-
allevlstc present traffic and parking
hardships;
would be confined to Main street and
west-bound traffic would proceed on
Broad street as
Brood St~ Extension.
Raymond, chairman of the
a. report 0: the proposed exten-
_ln Massach is the condition is '
remedied by Small Claims Court sion of Broad street from Clarita Get Bridgeport Car
' f Direct“ which profldes for the collection of Hill t° um 3“" meet The c051
.. ‘ 0 rs I). email debts with little expense to the 0' such 3 project, M1" Raymond STAMFORD Dec “‘-
.' mint Committee to: merchant; Mr Spelke said that if said; would amount to approximately A Chevrolet touring ear owned
such a. law could be put into effect $419, 200 which figure would include by «Charles H. Horn, Jr" of 30
the yearly interest on a bond ‘ot
000. The project is planned to
all east- bound traffic
far as Mill River
t. The Kiwanis Club, accord-
It m vote: to delegate Vicen z
President Guebelle as 11. represents-
five of the Stamford Chamber of
Commerce to the convention of the
Eastern Division 0! Chambers of
Commerce. V ‘
Stamford Ponce .
Elm Place, Bridgeport. “as .‘ound
abandoned on the Post Road. near
the Greenwich line,
Brennan. and Detective
Paul Hayes and Acting Detective
Patrick Tierney. shortly after nine
o'clock last night.
port authorities were communica-
ted with by the local departmcnt. '
to irat every man as'innocent until
he is shown to be gullty.-—'—Brldge-
in; to Mr. Raymond. went on record port. Times.
Captain
Sergeants
by
The l‘r‘dge-
Here. as elswhgre. the rule ie,
G‘
1 color, Scaldsweet Flo
; :1 Ni Florida grapefruit, fresh from
—, . and Sealdheart grapefruit, in
. arr alike appetizing and healthful.
1. ‘Ilralrr for For gift copy'ofbook “Home
_. V1 and grope- Uses for Juices of Seeidsieet
1 ~-1‘111v1ng them Onn;eesnd0rspefruit"vrrite
_ ' Lune [1|pr Flofidl Cm '"Dun. IIS
. .111111 they are Citmlxchengefluilding.
Tmpe.Fiorids. .
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’ ' lmembers of the organization had. in-
stead of unseating him. directed J
their energies to bettering conditions
been more prbiitublc. _
Goddkind added, however, that he
wished the Chamber of Commerce
continued success. He sold he would
remain in Stamford.
Upon a. motion onered by Vice-
Presldent William J. Guebelle. the
dent Whittaker to draft a. resolution.
commending the retiring secretary
‘ with the organization
The hotel situation in Stamford.‘
the lack of u’ccomodations which
has often been voiced by visitors to
‘ this city. came before the Board of
Directors. It was brought out that
tirely Winadequate
One member or the organization
conditions and on his recommenda-
tion a. committee or three was ap-
pointed to make a general survey
' and report at a future meeting. Di-
rectors appointed on the committee
are: Harry s. Morehousc, William J
Guebclle and Col. L. D. Van Aken.
. CharterI Amendment.
The matter of endeavoring to put
through an amendment to the City
Following long figlflf, .
ml in court, 3 . .2 -'
$12,000 was awarded t1?~ ,‘.V
in the Chamber that it would have
' Board of Directors authorized Presi-- _
on his work the past three years'
hotel facilities in Stamford were en-V
.volced his opinion on existing hotel
Charter. if not a Shite 111w, to pro-
!‘1 Helpful Suggestion‘j V ' I ‘
For Christmas Shoppers
1 1111115 comes On Tuesday this year, which leaves only one shopping day for
11.1999 after Sunday.
Monday before Christmas will therefore be a day of
VI ~11 stion in stores of all kinds. Many purchases for the Christmas table are
i H19 final day under the impression-that they must be purchased at the last
01(le1' to be fresh.
\\ iggly suggests that you purchase your package groceries early. Plum -
l1uit cakes, mixed nuts, layer raisins, canned peas, pumpkin and squash,
1;;1'1s ( ‘h1'istmas candy and many other Christmas table accessories are now
1111 (‘ l11'istmas sale in all grocery stores and w i 1 1 keep equally well in
«11105 as in the stores.
11111cl1asing such articles now you will lighten your .'
to be carried home, which should consist only of such actually perishable
Q
final burdens of
must necessarily be left until the last moment to insure freshness.
. 1 2.1111101-e, by purchasing new you are sure of
- Jumpers may be disappointed by finding specl
getting what you want, where-
a1 Christmas grocery articles
‘ ' ":r'ly Wiggly believes that those who follow these suggestions will distribute
‘ 1'1 part of Christmas prepa
lel' Christmas plans.
111‘
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“THE TASTE TELLS ”
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ration so much as to find pleasure 1n carrying out
x
55c
Divided in Quarters
7111 \\l) 1 lRM GUARANTEED 410 NEW-LAID ‘ '79“
E“ >‘ n , NEAR-BY EGGS ”Dozen
1719;. , . swm'rs DIXIE BACON '
1011.321; lolilflagg, lb. HANS 250 Pound 17c
\ “lost Delicious—Most Economical” .
LRHI; < 1 IN EST LOAF CHEESE 37C Eggs 1" fifmcifiztm 35c
num
Simply Delicious
€01.11.le INN CHICKEN DINNER OFFER Plenty For Two . ngilgg 59c
,totnlvnl.'flic
:UNMAID CLUSTER
ALEJASINS 1b pkg.
AUNT VTEMIMA’S PA)?-
SOAP, 3 for . »
SYDMORE PINE TOILET
11c
9c
0mm cum SOAP
PASTE, large can
0111139101111, 2 pkgs. for 250 lW » S'ent and Small 23¢ Large. 43C
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A REAL TOYLAND—lEVERY TOY YOU WANT WE HAVE.
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MECHANICAL TOYS IRON TOYS MUSICAL TOYS STEAM ENGINES
“he have a large selection Toy Stores,vl5a11k.~i, \i’ag- Harmonicas, A ~ ,2
The ons, Trams, 1‘er Lngmes. - Comets, Trombones, \Vhis- A practical toy for boys.
toys.
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10c, 29c, 39c, 50c,
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Animal Ca ges,
10c, 25c, 50c, 59c,
Sad Irons,
1113s, Metal, Phones, Drums,
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Trumpets,
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Full of pep and poww. ‘
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59c, 79c - $1.00, $1.19 10c to $1.98
GAMES TOY TEA SETS TOY LAUNDRY SETS l _ TRAIN 8: TRACK?
selection Of ' SETS
' A l
_ \Ve‘havc a large variety (wine
of amusing games.
Tea Sets.
argc.
, Tin and Aluminum
10c, 29C, 506,
Consisting of “lush Tub,
\Vasll Board, ClotllFs Line
and Clothes Pins.
engines cars and plenty of
track space
Complete “iih powerful
$1.39, $1.75
$1.98, $2.50
10c, 25c, 50c, $1.00 . 59c, $1.00 . 50c and $1.00
,MILLER RUBBER GARAGES SLATES MAGIC LANTERNS
' BALLS ‘ ‘ 1". .
Large selection Vol? painted \Vith autos complete. A »’ Drawing and educational Interesting and instrn oi .
and educational balls. Livc- . ’ . 5 ’
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5c, 10c, 15c, 29c, l ' . ‘ .
500, 69c ’ 50c and 98c 1 10c, 25c, 59c, $1.00 59c, 69c, $1.00 ‘
TOY FURNITURE DOLL CARRIAGES . WHEEL BARROWS ROCKING HORSES
‘ Chairs, Beds, Tables. A carriage for every size AND WAGONS Large and small sizes.
doll. , .
Strongly made of steel
10c, 25c, 69c,
$1.00, $1.29
'69c, 89c, $1.00
$1.39, $2.50
and wood.
59c, 89c, $1.90 '
l phobia" ed scall-
91.,39 $1. 79, $2.19 "
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Rubber Dolls, China Dolls, Dressed Dolls, Kid Body Dolls, Momma. Dolls, Tiny Cloth Dolhp
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CUT GLASS
VISIT NEWBERRY’S F OR DOLLS—MOST REASONABLE PRICES
R MANY USEFUL GIFTS
. XMAS WRITING
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Books for the whole foul
. . A complete line of high PAPER
A large selection of 1m-
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pmed hand painted chm ' Exceptionally mm" . Toy Books, Novels,
Reasonable Price Low Price Fancy Boxes Fiction
DDUDOIRKCAPS MEN’S NECKWEAR» BOXED GLOVES
' . HANDKERCHIEFS -
Made of high grade silk.
Large assortment to select
A. large selection. Fine
For children and 1.1116-
and men.
__ from. quality handkerchiefs. ‘
59g and? $1.00 291:, 50c, 59c 29c, 39c. 59c 10c and 119' f
. CURLEXOCURLING LADIES’ HAND BAGS SHAVING SETS ELECTRIC STOVE.
111 NS ' » -
Combination curling. and
marcel waving. .
Xmas Special $1.00
. CHILDREN’S SILVER
Knife, fork and spoon.
29c, 59c, 69c, 891:
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Made of genuine leather.
6‘
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CHILDREN’S BATH.
‘ROBEs
_Warm and durable.
. 91.19.9199 . --
A useful gift for men.
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EOUDOIR SLIPPERS
With Cushion Heel.
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