ILLAC AN15 JORDAN
SALES AND SEQXICE 1
Tour Car Subject to Call Day and Night
AAuT BR08..GARAGE
Telephone “1860
Outlc’é?’ Wrecked
Engi31eers‘ z. c
N ‘W YORK. Dec. 28. éTh'a
ed the outlet of the Pascale Valle;
sewerage system when
. aground neur‘ Robbins Bee! in tho
harbor last Friday.
. ' Fears that the big ship‘ Jonah
.may add a $250, 000 bill for damages
to her other hard luck was expressed
' by J. Ralph Van Duyne. chief en-
ginccr of the Passaic Valley Sewer-
age Commission.
. Already notice has been served on
the United States Shipping Board
that claims will be filed against the
at. the outlet or the sewerage system
were damaged or crushed under the
Leviathan’s hull.
-. Van Duyne reported to 310.com-
mission yesterday that plottings
showed the Leviathan“ lay directly
' mcr the pipes. Divers will be sent
down today to see whether they were
After Xmas
You may want the services of a reliable music teacher for
, that child. Six months lessons cost only $25. Results
guaranteed.
Archibald Merriam
TEACHER and ACCOMPANIST
Studio—20 North Main Street—Phone 2813
Residence—16 Bayview Avenue—Phone 2149
SEC” “aw-“*6?” '15.. mmmmmm ’
, The Norwalk Coalfl Supply/Comp -
__ SELLERS or coAL —.-—
—_ DELIVERED‘TO CELLARS 5—.
ALSO MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIAL
108' Water St. 10101111113"
’31».
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‘tr/ —
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fivery Day Prices at Beckinanm’s
. Quality the Bosh-Prices the Lowest
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broken or displaced.
The pipes are of concrete, _ eight
- feet in diameter and lined with one-
inch steel. They are only a few test
point.
The sewerage system has been un-
der construction for about twenty
years and is designed to deliver into
the harbor at Robbins Ree: the
sewage from Newark, Patcrson.'Pas-
saic.1’luthertord, N y, Bellevillc.
Garfield. North Ari on, Kcarny.
Harrison. East Newarkp Orange.
East Orange and Bloomfield.
1
A Japanese city is planning to ob-
tain electric power from a plant in'
which abdut 1000 tons of refuse are
burned daily.
QUAKER FLOUR, 24 1-2-lb. Bag
L‘ALIFORN IA ()RANGES 216, 15 for . .
FAN (‘Y GRAPE FRUIT 6 for
Sugar .............
Sheffield Evaporated Milk, 10c can
Large Sweet Prunes, 40-50,15c lb
Seeded Raisins . .. . . .
' 3 Jars of Assorted Jelly .
9clb.
14c pkg.
. . . . 50c
'Aunt Jemima’s Buckwheat or -
Pancake Flour . .
Pilisbury’s Pancake Flour,
12' 2c pkg.
Crown Aster Oatmeal . . . 8c pkg.
., 21c pkg.»
Cream of Wheat . .
largepkg.. ..... .........39c
Potatoes .. . .. .......... 30c pk.
Best Rice . . . . ......... 10c pkg.
3 Cans Van Camp Beans . . . 25c
I Extra Large Grapefruit, 10c each
Native Turnips . . .. 45c pk.
(‘ ooking Apples, 3 lbs. ...... 25c ,Native Onions ............ 6c lb.
Fancy Grapes ...... 20c lb. Fancy Maine Potatoes, 33c pk.
lancy Lemons .30c doz. Fancy Figs . . .. .17c pkg.
llildcck’s Cider ........ 69c gal. Cabbage ..... . .. . . 4c lb.
Fancy Eating Apples, 7 for 25c White Onions . ..... . . . . .. 8c lb.
GUARANTEED COLD STORAGE EGGS, a doz. ....... 37c
Large Can Peaches . . . . . . . . . 21c Del Monte Fruit Salad, 45c can
Del Monte Crushed Pineapple, 20c Large Can Tomatoes ....... 18c
Ceylon, Oolong or Mixed 9
‘Tea 49c lb Nucco Butter .. . ....... ...9c lb.
Good Coffee . . . . ...... 27c lb. Log Cabin Syrup . . . . . . . 30c can
QUALITY ECONOMY 3
A. F. BECKMANN and ‘CO., Inc.
83 WASHINGTON STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
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.9 Lean Corned loaf,
’ Sirloin Steak .
-_ Sticking Piece: for m
.-rrcch0hoppodnccf.14olb.
New York Markets
Free Delivery from South Norwalk Store.
143 Washington Street
South Norwalk
Phone 3213
NEW YEAR’S GREETINGS TO ALL OUR PAT-RONS- ' . .
Start the New Year right by trading at one of our markets. We know
you will be satisfied as all our thousands of patrons are.
I.»
high grade meats at rock bottom prices.
PRIME BEEF
SPECIALS
Porterhouse Steak . . 360 lep
.. .3401h.
Round Steak......30olb.
Shoulder Stock ....180 lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast, 180 lb.
Breadandlutta'l’ot
Roast .....WHclb.
BonelessRimp Pilate
Iocstwlaolb
Primomnom.'...‘2ecng.
Prfinefiibkout,30ncd '
and Rolled ...... 286 lb.
BonehcckumpOorned
Bcef' ..... inhumlb'
PMComedBocf. .865.
mboncc Idolb;
Smoked
QDCUIOIIlmm‘IV‘
NEW YEAR’S POUL-
TRY SPECIALS
Fresh Killed Maryland ~
Turkeys... .. , 4011.456 lb.
Extra Pane; Fresh ,'
KilledGccce 36clb.
Fancy Long Island '
Ducks
Extra Fancy Fowl, .
5 to 6 1b.-ayeragc. 361; lb.‘
Extra. Fancy urinating“.3
Chickens,” Mlb av. lb.
FRESH PORK
tom.......,
mmmmmma
Locummmc .. 21cm.
HomeMcdsSuperior
Warsaw-Bag
...-....30clb
, ...\
3‘s.»
“37.0 lb.
» Bump of Veal for S if - V“
' Solid Veal for Stewmg
55 Main Street
N orwaik
Phone 2828
All selected
GENUINE NATIVE
VEAL SPECIALS ,
Veal Cutlets . . 38c 11.
Loin Veal Chops . . . 366 lb.:.
Rib Veal Chops .... 280 1b.?
Shoulder of Veal for > -
Boast 1891b.
Passaic Valley.- .‘Sevver; 01'
Steamer Is Fear of
steamer Leviathan. may have wreck-
she ms
biggest American 1essel M! the piper
..é—‘q,
under the harbor bottom at. that»
' . Outlook. £61- 81924: Shows Imp
at Columbk
computed
undernourished German child
.1111. winter with the $10,000.15
being raised by-
Children,
nuarterc at 10 West 4411: Street.
chairman. .
7 'Ihldorccd by President Coolidge
‘ The departure of Mr. Brown
and Dr. Emerson comes immed-
iately following President Cool~
, idge's public endorsement of the
I work of General Allen's Committee
to prevent wholesale starvation in
Germany this winter and within a
few days of Secretary Hoover‘s
publication of the fact that :0. 000.
000 people. representing one-third
of the entire population of Ger-
many are suffering acute privation
as a result of lack of food and
Ahat “the situation is one or rapid
degeneration.”
"My mimics." laid Mr. Brown.
who is president of the Brown and
Bailey Company of Philadelphia...
to relieve the suffering a.
, run and to prevent them from
~man organization. a. non-partisan;
nonmta’rian general committee
. isteeding 500,000 children a. day.
To. meet the distressing need we
must increase it to 2.000.000 or
cible.
Ambassador Boughton‘s Letter
Immediately upon arriving in
Berlin. Mr. Brown will confer with
. American Ambassador Houghton.
who stated in a person letter Just
received by General Allen that
'3'.“ ers hero drift along from
madman-g,- Philidelphia (auditor,
l who recently called on the Kaleb.
university who ac-
Mrs; 31b“; went to 1]
make a child health :su‘ryey in ‘I
Germany. ‘ 9
Mr. Brown to Gemauy1to
talio charge tile or: the W5
tion of the American: Qua/1591.. 1v 9
are arranging to {cell 1.000 000 2
this. American
Committee for Relief of German
with national /head-
New York City,“ and of which
Major-General Henry ’1'. Alien.
tormeriy commander of the An»
[ ,srican Forces on the Rhine. is the
Germany' c undernourished child-J
ctar11ng.At precept a native Ger-1
perhaps more as quickly as pol-‘1
bad to worse. 3 The conditions
very severe. Help. is.
justified. I cui- only ope and
pray that-it may come goon.” -
Centerencec with the' German
other onlcials and with the district
representatives of the German
Committee now operating will then
be held.
"There is one thing I want to
make clear." Mr.- Brown said. “It
is that every dollar turned over to
the Quakers by the American,
Committee for Relief of German
Children will be mat for {and
purchased at the invest. audible
prices. chiefly in the United States.
to prevent starvation in Gordon,
thic 'winterz TiieAmer-iean mind-c
Service Committee pays all the
expenses and all overhead Charges
for our aorkers who go to Ger-
many. We lune assurances that
the German Government will
meet transportation. warehousing
and insurance cast: in Germany.
cc in‘ the ’ The German
Government is now supplying all
the flour and sugar used; which
amounted 1.044?- per cent of the
312. 000,000 worth or .foodstufls we
distributed in Germany since the
Armistice. ‘
“The actual work of preparing
and distributing the food will be
done by German civilians
plied by the German Committfie
without cost to our organisation.
But of course the work will all
be done under the direct super—
vision 02 our group or American
are?
lately
Chancellor. the Food Minister and
enry
left) Dr. Karen Emerson, (“PM
right) Max-Gena Henry '1‘. Allen
(in circle).
Quakers. William Eves or Phila-
delphia will sail in two weekc to
assist in this work.
manyeat the invitation o! the Am-’
erican ;Friend‘s_ Service Con1mittee'
(Quakcro1” said Dr. Em
obtain m- hand more
comprehan
,situatioti t ere than can be seizur-
ed from omcial publications."
the Qilakors and
Committee for Relief of German
Children is that or a. distinguished
expert and student of preventive
Incdidne’.
most
having made surveys or health
conditions in Cleveland. St. Louis.
Buffalo. Louisville and San Fran-
cisco during the‘ past five" 3earu
following his term as Health Com- I
missioner or New York City dun-
iu the Mitchel Adminictmtlon-
H wwmm
Dr. We Purpose -
"My purpose in going to Ger-.
on is to
out. and
vc lacts regarding the
Dr. .Emerson's connection with
the American
1113 is' one of the fore-
authorities in the country
ASK RECEIVER
FOR 3101101111...
11110 comm
Stockholders 111553005?“
000 Page Corporaé»
tion to Meet In Nor-
walk Court Today
DAMAGE SUIT
Inventor I s — Leading
' Aeronautical Engi-
neer--Ajr-cooled Car
Company’s Product,
BRIDGEPO RT, Dec.
28.——A con-
'. test between‘ factions of stockholders-
for control of the Victor Page Motors
Corp.. a. $5,000,000 company organ-
lzcd under the laws of Delaware and
with a plant in Stamford. will be
aired today as a special hearing
in United St’ court at Norwaik
before Judge dwin S. Thomas.
Leland D. I‘otter‘. Raymond Gain-
cy and “11111111: F. Marstella, or Nor-
walk. have brought to court through
Cummings & Lockwood. of Stamtnrl—L
temporary receiver.
would supplant Major Victor Page.
tor. said to be one o! the country's
leading aeronautics engineers. MaJcr
Page was commander of one or the
United States Army air stations in
France.
In their petition the stockholders
instituting against sonic»! the stock
holders of the company. / *-
fiEEL BUYING amt) 1s . :.
Upwnnn As man mus
:(Ley
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Behind the uhuai year end details
We balancing up of year's busy.
. :inesc there is. increasing confidence
its the steel market continues to ex-
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GENUINE-SPRIN
LAMB SPECIALS
Legs of Genuine Spring
. mndf
511*-
according to trade reviews
’znot gr, in quantity. marked the
Iron . ‘Sulec-nsualiy ’-
meats. Steel making may taper oi! I
“in the remainder oi: .the gear. as '5
a petition {or the appointment. of a;- -
Such receiver ,
inventor of the Page air-cooled” moi. ‘
11: inventory taking and repairs and .
at more than 40,000,001) tons.
"The outstanding structural steel
activity is shown by awards of :36.-
000 tons. including- 8.650 tons for
bridge work. Fresh inquiries amount
to 37, 000 tons. Ragiroad equipment
business was loan, l.‘ .’ 1'5 cars being
the total oi purchases. on equal
number the total of inquiries and
none taking much she! "
'Elie Iron Trade ltc1iew said
. ..«ii.
‘m of the yeax 193 3 in the
iron and steel business is not unlike
that? o: 1023. inning is on the up-
mile. Prospects are favorable. The
1.
Gui-look for tho-new year is improv-
. lng steeldily from week to week. dat-
ins back to mld-chmbcr and son—
timcnt has become increasing” con-
. 1111an
'The reason is an expanding 111:11-
ket. based on 120101111: for future rc-
quirsments ,nrid this is expected to
broaden still further with the com-
pletion of lmcntory’taking and the
usual details lutidcnt to balancing
up the 3ear's business.‘
seeking a temporary receiyer make‘, ' ,5 .L
allegations of mismanagement and” )d elm?“ 1(BelovedCounti'y) (from "Paris and Helm")
recite that a mortgage is due in s “(an Hulda Lcchandu ’
January with 119 prospect of its b6.» Md $.30 (Wilt: Two Heart That Love ArcPcrtod 964 ll
ing' et and that the company tacos (“3.11“ Hauld Lcchamka
torec osure proceedings. Mylo" (Checkpoints) ( ) P3351119
A group of stockholders opposed “J.“ pfim . '
. to the receivership proceeding; will m M) (M Picaa' ' Sofia. “3 13
be represented at the hearing by .... ,3 , Ignace Jan Pndw" -
Laughlin, Jerrard. Bowers 8; Halpin - *
of New‘ York, Attorney John A. Cor. usionxoié mum-mi.
hell of this city will appear with 11') $1412” Overture—Put t (rd-brig) . .- .' ' " ' ' . _ .
New York firm as personal counsel m
for Major Page 1'13“” WM 2 «M ' ”m 13’
It was learned today that the .pro- Victor Symphony'onhpm ..
ceedings tomorrow are the torerun- ”1 his 7. 7 ‘- ‘ ‘
mer of a damage suit for a very large .A Y F3333. HUG!“ VOCAI; . . . x -
'tigure that Major Page contemplates W “row son on: ’ E! W” ; -
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lW‘on'tSay 1m‘fifimm‘fl 1,99 What» 1.
t.“ ' 3015011005 MRS ‘
It’s Highs-Time in Italy it’s Wednesday Om
omnsoonosr' ‘
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Weeks CalIva-A'Efifm~
‘ Wood. a “Rare Bird”
“’ASHINGTON. Doc. :S.—Secrc-
tury or “'31- “'colzs today tool: the
attitude that the stock market specu-
lations of Second Lieutenant Osborne
Wood. by which it is estimated he
has won (com 5750.00010 $2,500,000.
are none ot/the publics business.
The the
301111; son and aide of the C0191 nor-
General of the Philippines as a' ‘raro
bird." in that his “good-judgment"
in picking stocks had ”iron him a
fortune. instead oulunging him into
ruin 61 debts greater than be. his
{other and his father's friends would
have been able to make good for
him.
Set rctar3 char prim-nod
A clock attacihmcnt has been in-
heater when the contents of a. tank
have been heated.
F
‘s.
vented to shut off the gas in a. water .3
lit-f m}19205 fig
m
2 141 Washington St.
The Washington Market
All Meats U. S. Inspected,
1 Notice to
Wgti‘i’re haw occupying the entire
11 s cc as our ever-increasin b
. . t i: We will' 1n g "Simss
pas serve our a to
p ns gignothing but the best“
cial sale at this opening and you
.mands more room.
5 .Heavy Western Prime
, giving us-a trial.
the PR
store at 141 Wash.
the fill ture as in de.
e are han‘ng a
will sa1 6 money by
Be sure to look
display and compare with others. 0‘ 9‘ Our “indow
Long Island Ducks
Very Fancy T-u’rk'eys‘
\
...........38c-44clb.
................35clb.
Beef Loaf .' 20c lb.
Shoulder Steak . . . . 18c'lb.
VeryFancyGeese'............... 35ch
Roasting Chickens, 4 to 7 lb. aver. 32 38c lb
Extra Fancy Fowl . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30c-36c lb.
FreshPorkRoast........... ...... 16cm:
FreshShoulders.............. 121-22111
,FreshHams.............. ...... ..2lclb.
. Smoked Shoulders ...... . ......... 14c 11;
PrimeRibRoast.............. ..28clb.
LegsofLamb, 4-6]bs....... ........ 34clb.
; - \
93:... 1: 5 gears: foe.- 1:1:-
Bologni, Liverwurst & 13211111313: 3.0.3.53 ..... 20c lb.
Shoulder Pot 110:5t 1601b.
'1, Puritan Skinned Hams .
Lamb Stew
Home Made Sausage
South Norwa
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. 269 lb.
15c 1b.
2.50 lb.
...-no...
’. Sperry & Barnes link or bag sausage 30c lb.
he Washington Market
1k Market"
FancyFowls......................
Phone Delivery Every Day 2806
FreshHams... ..... ..22clb.
Fresh Pork to Roast . . ............. 16c lb.
Fresh Shoulders .i. . . . . . . ....... 12 L2: lb.
PrimeRibRoast32cll1
Bdned Rolled Roast . . . . . . ......... 32c lb.
I‘op SirloinRoast 32clb.
BEEF SPECIALS PORK SPECIALS
“BMW-mmlb- 3225232323”211%§§li
Solid Léan Pot Roast 18c 1b. Puritan Bacon '11,]
Shoulder P01; m’ 16c lb. strips ..... ..... 32c lb
Shoulder Steak . . .. 16c lb. Large smback Hams 22.11.
Hamburg Steal: 16c 1b. Link Sausage ...... 24cm
RoundSteak 32c lb. Home Made Sausage 2-50 T”
Silfloin Steak , , , _ ... 35c lb. Spare Ribs ........ 1'8: 211%:
Porterhouse Steak 38c lb. Pigs Feet """""" ‘
Sauer Kraut 31135 .. .
LAMB SPECIALS VEAL S'PEUALS
Less of Lamb . - 32c lb. Veal Cutlets .......
Loin Lamb Chops -. 48c lb. Loin Veal Chaps. 35Clb
.} Rib Lamb Chops . . . 35c 11). Shoulder of Veal 186 lb
- Shoulder of Lamb .. 20c lb. Stew Veal ....... .. meg
Stewing Lamb 15c lb. ,Sunlight Butter 56C
7 ' i ‘3 I ‘ J
vRoastmgChickens 3501b
' 35c lb.
FULLER 8; HARDY, Prolifi-
"Gehcbe’s
JIt'cI-Il'bm‘
Cold ‘Weather Needs
Oil heaters, heaters,
tubing, gas gull”, electric hghtb
wood stoves. 8‘
Co In!“
burners of all kinds, oil land”, 11 M
gasoline lamps, lanterns, 31111311
lining. _________/
South N07":
‘ 533 Wadiington St.
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