‘The Ferris - Devine Co.
149 Washington St.
First St., & Seawew'Ave.
ington St.
. * Get Ready
for cold weather now. Let
us fill up your bins with our ’
Old CompaHY’ S Lehigh
Coal
for stove, range and fur-
nace use.
We have also (or immediate
delivery
FIRE WOOD
Phone 652
Phone 53
WATCH MOTHER’S FACE LIGHT UP WITH
JOY ON CHRISTMAS MORNING
' IF YOU GIVE HER
PYREX OVEN GLASSWARE
l HERE IS A KIND FOR ALL YOUR -
BAKING NEEDS
ALBERT D. MORGAN
"THE HARDWARE GIFT STORE”
Phone 667
So. N orwiilk
(Continued tron: Pm One.)'.
years hence in the Congressional
elections.
Mr. Coolidge makes it clear in his
talks with the men on capitol Bill
that he favors the increase in postal
pay but that he wants to make sure?1
the funds “are forthcoming before
there is an authorization to spend.
But the proposition is not even as
simple as that for one would on
oflhand the postal service ought to be
self-supporting. ,
- The rub comeswhen-the Postofloe
Department tries to increase postal
rates in order to meet the pay in-
creases.
Inna Clonin-
Nearly every interest which could
possibly be affected by the suggested
increase in rates has come down to
its business be directed. .The farmer
doesn’t want :the increase tacked on
the parcel post Newspapers and
, periodicals are insistent that secorm
class matter. already overburdened
with expensive rates, shall not be
tempered with lest the cost or dis-
tributing information end intelii~
genes be so prohibitive as to dimin-
ish the educational development of
the country by newspapers and peri-
odicals. The business men of the
country do not want to eee the first
class mail rates increased and so on
down the line.
Where then is the 868,000,000
coming from to pey the increases
which most everybody admits ere
due the postal carriers and met! em-
‘ moves?
The President has let it be known
unofficially that it the veto on the lest
pay bill ininot considered {or the
present. at least until there is an
Washington with a .loud clamor lost
I on how the greener shell be raised is.
will ultimatelymsve no objection to
the overriding at his own veto.
' Will 0. 1:. 1m
In not he will recommend the
posse.“ of an increased pay hill
‘very much alone th e lines o: the
one now proposed by Postmaster
General New. __ p
In all the budEet or nearly three
Mrs. Boss of Wyoming 6
and a. lull billions. isntdhere 368..
000,000 “which can he better spent
for postal employed" wuss than for
other items? That is the question
with which the budget ochers o: the
go‘vernrnent have been struggling
but when the budget; ma sent to
Congress the question was not ails-
wered whereupon the triende in
Congress of the Postal employee went
ahead with their plan to set a veto
to override the veto.
The «executive may yet have to and
the money by Cutting down on some
building expenditure-elsewhere but
the chances are that wmeincreases
in Postal rates wlil‘be'put through
as a means of paying at least. part
TheIstrstesy of the triendsio! the
o! the new expense. .
Postal bill is to set the moss
passed and make Contrees end the
executive and wave, of meeting the
expense later. very much as the sol-
dier bonus adl'ocates did. For it the
controversy is left to are; till a say
is found to pay the money the pres-
ent session 01‘ Congress which is
short would probably lose the whole
matter in the shuttle.
By guessing a law requiring the ap-
propriation. Congress will commit
itself to the financing of the pay in-
crease and it seems inevitable. it the
bill passes that a lam partof the
revenue will be raised by increased
postal rules.
‘ Abel on the Parker.
(Easttord Cor. Windham Co
Observer)
Abel Nunn boasts of butchering n
porter need twelve months and tip-
per the scales st four hundred and
twenty-five’pounds.
The College or the Cliy of New
York with a toisl enrollment or 17 -
as: students. this year has the ler‘
est attendance in its history
Waffles!“ 3“»
the D D)-
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WHEEM f ‘ "
agreement by the Senate and House
Babv
{no Ma
Dresses
Dear little dresses of
made by‘
nrr-d ynkos.
Wee Slip-over
. It looks like a hand
. knitted sweater of deii~
Will Have A Christmas
Too
For the little ones
who are having their
first or second Christ-
mas in this world must
not be forgotten. We
suggest that you ,visit
our Infants’ Depart-
ment on the second
floor where every baby
need and fashion may
be found. All are mod-
erately priced.
Baby’s Dishes
It‘ helps in eating to
have the rabbits to un-
cover as the food disap-
pears. Pitcher and
JDOWI 90 ch.
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The usual price of
these
sceri's of crepe de
chine and pussy wil-
low is 38. A fortu—
nate purch
us to sell this particu-
advised ns quantity is
limited.
ent prints make a va-
ried‘ ChOICE. Main floor.
i5. 50
long printed
allows
group at this price.
early selection is
Many differ-
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Hand
Embroidered
Sacques
A French challis gar-
m'ent which is daintily
embroidered in blue,
gives baby a little extra
warmth indoors.
$5 (2)
(1)
Baby Buntings a
For an outdoor nap (1
cate 'pink or white.
wide neck permits its
.head easily. -
Silver
When little , .
begin to be independent g.
at meal time, these tiny -
. siIVer articles will he'll}
table manners
81' Plated, gold: ‘ d
Cereal dish I! eta.
l e
5 /’ ‘6 o \
/ .51“ 3? l '
g y a
2/ 6 9.
c ‘-o
i a
White
ClunclnllaCoat
fisgaby gets 01:71:13.1“
c a 11 038817
vfardrobéc These odor-
able coats are fash-
ioned on grown-uni
Witching
lines and are quite be- .
$5 '
will be easy endaiwarm
in this woolly be: (mm
which buttons over st :1; Jgfiinim
the bottoin. ‘sr' $4 1
1)
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2" 'All wsrinly lined for.k I”,
cold weather, file“
bonnets of white: Iaille=
silk and Incey romeo fit
("l Ferny Round Gsrters
(2) Boudoir Cap
(‘2) Lace Egyptian Ban-
are
(2) Fancy Cretonne Apron
(2) Muslin Lingerie-goons.
(3 ) Imported Pillow Case-«-
(1) Bar Pin .r!’ ‘51).
1) Lingerie Clasps ,.«
l) Earrings ’ ,1
(1) Rosary Beads 1):
(2) Blouse in Xmss _Box ‘
3) Work Beaket
B) Salad Fork
1) Rubber Aprons—Jenn
Berre , . '
oLLcsrdeiefirideJesbyi W... ‘ A
ish
Gifts for Men
(1) Percale of Madras
:3 UN?“
Initial Belt Buckle-—
(-1) Inui-s- i
m pert Cm
Gifts for
Women
Decides Not to send
Out mutations—Too
Much Tragedy
CHEYENNE. .NVYO..§ Dec 18.—
Nelile Tsylor Ross. Governor-elect
oi Wyoming. widow of the late Gov-
ernor Ross. has invited no one to
witness hei- induction into stripe.
January ii and will issue no invita-
tions. she. said today.
that tmtnauguration ceremonies be
as simple as possible because of the
"trasedy o! the circumstances which
were responsible for my election."
FOR
RQME "LOYFS
”WED. Dec. 18.“
»~ In recognition of the faithful ser«
vices given by his employees. Louis
Hayes. manager of the Rome Fur-
niture Compsn). is presenting each
of: his sixteen workers. including the
truckmcn and porter. with a Christ-
mns present in the form or a $1000
lilo insurance policy. which will be
incl-ensued to $3000 in two years.
This plan provides for new era--
ployees who. after having worked
six months for the company. are en-
titled to a 3500 policy which is in-
creased every six months until a
$3000 policy. t e maximum allowed
under this systc . is reached. The
company pays the premium.
in the mom. on employee ieeves
he hes the privilege of converting
the policy without undergoing any
medical examination. There is s.
clause nhich proiides for 818.11 1
month (or live years {or anyone who
becomes) totally disabled.
.ase e as»... .ceer
She desires ‘
Russian, American, AfrICall arl European
Croce Fur Company
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Furs of Finest Quality
PARIS OFFICE LEIr'sm ii'aix‘x‘rti'xox .
468 MAIN ST. TEL. 869, STAMFORD. CONN.
s3.“ onumgnnvn, TEL. 1425, cnnnnwmn. cons.
‘I‘inished “‘odunsnship Thin “'ius Admiriuion sud linmro- soilsi‘nmion"
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deaux for slight fix-
Pinsfore Apron
envelope chemise,
step-in, or bloomers
hemstitched
Hsgiodkerehiefs—three in
X
colors
”33.3.5 J.) -e: . 3 ,,‘
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early
THE GREATEST FOR
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AS GIFTS
WORTH WHILE
LIGHTER
WORK
MOTHER
‘1.50
Sheep '0! ‘
“tensor-ster-
ling diver .
:end emu
sill:
. no FURTHER PAYMENTS
.VACUIIM CLEANERS
UNTIL FEBUAR)’
$5.00
ONLY
BRINGS A (m u )8
To YOUR non )1
l )UWN
GET YOUR CHRISTMAS LIGHTS HERE
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PHONE 3600
(”DICUT LIGHT
Norwalk Chronicler