AGE FOURTEEN
.~ Speaking of price cutting times, We a? facing their: new
f» in the lumber business. 13011 ’t be sati ed with thinking
that the lowest prices quoted on lumber and millwork will
~ net you the biggest gains. When they tell you that it is “just
as good” put vhf: firm down as a “parrot" —-yon can teach
‘7 a parrot to say “just as good” but he doesn ’t know what he
is tall ing about. The policies of the concern are important
factors. You all know that there will probably eontintfi to
Be qheap buyers to whom price is the one and only considers» ‘
3:911 and that there will be dealers who will sell cheap lumber
at a “gheap” price regardless of quality and lasting values.
If “e do not belieie we can prove that we give better lumber.
betlrr gory; (39 than those viho offer nothing but “price" we 'd
better not out of the lumber business and go into some busi-
ness we can believe in.
5' ‘5 11 69° B H y C 5
i he ate a e , , o.
Sheetrock Cornell Wall Boards; Celotex Insulating Lumber.
McNau- s Shingles-Guaranteed for 50 Years.
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5- Gi fl: Suggestions
Jewelery
Beads
Corsets
Brassieriee
Hand Bags
Infants Wear
Neck Wear,
Silk Scarfs
and many other
Useful Gifts
Hosiery
Glee
.Silk Lingerie
"5 . Handkerchiefs
Crone Kimonas
Bungalow Aprons
Maids Aprons
; Hodse DresSes
5 Umbrellas
J. I. MALLETT E
es WASHINGTON ST. S0. NORWALK
invmc B. STONE
1315. 1mm STREET TEL. 71594
HOLIDAY HANDKERCHIEFS
1):th TY USEFUL ACGEPTABLE
CHILDR ENS HAIiDKERGHIEFB—
Baby Pegg} and Uncle Wiggley . .500. $1.00
Boxes of Three. White or Colored ..... 29c, 35c, 50c
Colored and White Handkerchiefs 2 for. . . . . . . . . . . . . .256
Navelty Tof‘ Cards, 2 Handkerchiefs. . . . c o . . . c . u . . . .250
LADIES HANDKERCHIEFS—
Three in a box— White or colored. . . . . . . . . . . . . .506. $2.25
Madeira Handkerchiefs, boxed ............... 75c, $2.25
India}: in 1mm white or white with colored initials 25c. 50!:
Dainty Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs. . . . . . . . . . .500, $1.00
Net edged-round linen handkerchiefs ..... . . . . . . . . . . .50!)
BOYS' AND MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS~
Boys‘ Plain Handkerchiefs ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . “.12920, 25c
Men Fcngee Handkerchiefs .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 896
Men dials ................ .500
Men 1.11 White Linens...................256, 35 c. 500
Men ecld‘Kerchiefs ...... ......~...........2for25c
.ecsooo
V) U) U‘ {A
M '11 Mir-v1
(«5 |-‘ :j;
lNTEREST
AT
4%%
per annum will be credited
on all
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
for the current six months ending December
3lst, 1924
Deposits made before January 12th will
draw interest from January lst.
4% .5 So. Norwalk‘ Trust’Co.
SERVICE SECURITY
Gifts of Footwear’
Are the Gifts That Please
eudoir and House Slippe, Evening and Dress
Pum 3, Street Oxfords and Shoes. Arctics, Beets
and.1ppers_.
Our large stock makes it easy. to select Wisely
= MILTON ELWOOD
122 'Washngton st. Souui *Nortydk
Home of Good Shoes . , .
New York. tn the lamb”
UNCLE SAM’S MAR?
OF CONNECTICUT %
lS COMPLETED
Started Many Y ears
Ago—~Surve ors
Have Placed ll arkS
in Many Places
Every one likes to know the ele-
vation of the plea: where he lives
or the mountains or hllls that he
climbs. The Government mapsn!
the United States made by the ES
partment of me Interior. .hrough
the Geological Survey, Show in great
detail the helghla of the ground.
above mean sea level In all parts of
the country. Almost a million coplcs
of these maps are printed and dis-
tributed by the Geological Survey
every year.
More than thlrty years ago a top-
ographic lurvey or the State or
Connecticut was completed by the
Geological Survey 1:: coope-rclmn
With the State, whlcb “weld hall the
colt at the tleld work. At that limo
the need lor exact ela allons we. um
npprecletcd, ‘but about the years
later Congress directed the Geologl.
cal Survey to detormme accurately
the elevetlons of numerous points 1n
every area. therealter surxcyed and
to give their height: on permanent
bench marks. Since 189? about 100,-
000 such marks have been set up
along more than 300.01%» miles 0!
Spirit. level lines run in the United
States. but not until recently has any
such work been done 11: Connecti-
cut.
In 1922 and 192 3 the Geologlcal
Survey. Derartm: nt of the Interlor.
in cooperation with the L‘nlzed Suit-
es Coast and Geological Surrey; Dr»
partment of Commerce and the State
Highway Commlsslon or Conan-ell-
cut ran mare than a thouund mlles
of accurate splnt level lines in that
State and set up metal marks show-
lng the elevations of more than (cu
polnte In every large city or town
there are one or more such marks.
which are of great use to local en-
gineers 11: their public or private
surveys.
All these elevatlone ere Reckonod
from mean sea. level. so th‘ut our-
veyore can start level lines from any
of the mulls and check surveys
made by otfiers starting Irom dif—
ferent , bases. . ,
In 1890 when the topographic sure
vcy of Connecticut was made. the
standard or accuracy required by on-
gineers in map work was not
so high as It is now, and many
changes have occlxred lo the femur.
as shown, so that e completerevls-
Ion of old maps is necessary to make
them useful for present day re-
qulrements. The 400 or more (tired
polnts now available as a bests for
deldrmlnlng elevations will make a
resurvey or the State feasible pro-
vided the Stete'éan share with the
Geological Survey the cost or the
field work. Such cooperation is now
in effect with twenty-one States.
which thus obtain accurate maps at,
oozhpdr'ntlvely little expense.
WANTED FOR SIR
(ZAIRO. .Esygt. Dec. 28.-—-Abdel
fiddle! Momma. winted 1n connec-
Leo Sta-sch. Slrdar of the m.
truly. has surrendered. ,
Men and women in every
0! Samuel Gompcrs, dead labor leader, infield to rest in
Y. Photo shows the huge“ crowd tint lined the course of
‘wlicro spoken word: and sentences
5V. l". “1.
Lena. the Sgnegalese 1:11:11le his,
persons. Slkl'and his party proton.
flea with they metal 0! Sir, ,
. occupy the? pulpll cnd'
Able to Riake Iieaf
People “Feel” Speech
WASHISGTOA Doc. 23 ~Perfcc-
Morn dot. a method of communication
dtoll pJeons {or wh on they Wlli
"tee: ’ the {spur‘o‘en nerd and S‘IDIILHCi
L: the object o! cxpcruncms now
trying conducted by l’rulcssor Robert
:1. Lao-SJ. 0! North '1» nslm.;':mn
L nnolslfy :1? Gulluudet Colicgo, 11:7”?
liar-,1. Prolxszsur Liuult said hide} it
“'GUad limo “most encouraging prm
1: recs to report lna parlor to be rent:
at 1hr.» con-acumen here next Wool: oz?
be American Azeocuxthu for the;
Amuncemcm o! Sclcncc". ”The
.dca." he can: in autumn; the re-
Aull or his work at Uuigaudet. “13 to
eommumcuze \lbrutlons of Speech
mochunxxxny to n nonnative skln arcs
may be loll.
“In the course of forty sessions
cl a hull hour each. (two of fifteen
dull! persons have got to the palm. ol
oelng sole, Mill a lull“ d1 gree at so-
curocy to Montil‘y to sentences 0! six
one-eyliab.cd wmd: coon. and aggre-
getlng nary dllzcront words}?
R. A. WEST 15
HEAD OF POST
874 M F0 RD, Dace in bet 2 8 .._
Roy A. West was elected coma
mamler of Serge-ant Ahntr 9051.
last evening. The meet-
wnshrle (or electing officers.
all of whom will be lnstalled Mon-
day, January 12. Other officers
elector} 1n the post rooms lest eve~
(13:13 in the Quinlard Bulldln; “‘6“:
C. V. C... Stanley J. Kcrslcr. J. V. (2..
Edward \E”. Cash, Q. Hurry L Locke
wood, Chaplain. Rev. Hurley W.
Smllh. and Historian. Reed A.
Briggs.
Dr. Rodney W. Howell wt: elected
the Post Surgeon and Calvin mor-
rell wlll be installed as officer or
the day. The meetlng we: utended
by P. S. C. Captain Walter R. Co!-
llns of South NOFW‘Elk and Edward
Flnnlgan. also of South Norwtlk
and Commander of the Fun-held
County Council. The Fnlrneld
Council has assured the Abner‘l’ost
that it will slve Its support to the
nomlnntlon of Capt. Leroy \V. John—
son of Stamford as S. J. V. C The
state election will be hold some tlme,
next summer. Elaborate plans are
now being made for the lneuslaflon
ceremonies.
Several officers ranking high ln
the order. 1b 111 this stale and M-
tlonally will be invited to be present
at. the lnsmllatlon. Those expected
to be present are: General Jack H.
Dunn of Boston. national cornumnd-
er of the V. "F. W" SHC. Major
William J. Shannahen of Waterbury.
S. J. V. C. No.10:- Arthur C. Bennett
of Brldgeport, 1130 Captain Walter
1. Joyce. inspector General. of the
Netlonnl Department. and spoken of
no the (other ‘01 the orxnxflzntlon.
The veteran: will attend tn full
unlrorm. Relatives and friends of
the orgnnlzetlon are lnvlted to at-
tend the lnsmlletlon. which «711] take
the form 0: an organ meeting. .
, Commander West will appoint his
committees for the coming your and
further announcements concerning
the Poet plans tor 1825 will be made
after the lnstellatlon.
“Battling” SikiEnds
Party in City‘Jailf
MENIPHIS. Dec. 23—— -—"Blhltflt” .
lug
wire and her brother were arrested
Saturday night otter e distill-m
ln s suburban manual. here.
Upon belnc lritormed tho! the?
renteurant was exclusively tor white,
ted vigorously. A churn of drunk
and disorderly was placed against
the three. sud spent the write:
the city Jail.
RABBI 1‘0 1' .
Rabbi Max norm o£:'1'etnp!e
Emmanuel. Greensboro .N , _ will:
Sleepy Hollow ember-y,
the funeral procession from the Elks” club.
walk oflllfe stood with bovodbecds end uddened mien niche body
TorrytownHN
TllSON BEING
JGROGNED FOR
FLOOR LEADER
New Haven Man Will
Be Supported by
Friends for Import—
ant Place
WASHINGTON. D. (3., Dec. 88.—
Tbe possiblllts that lloprecenullve
Bertrand 1!. Smell of New York
cbelrmnn or the House rules com-
mluee. may not be e candldau (or
floor leader In the eve t mu, Rip»
resentallve Lonasvotth 11 promoted
to be speaker at the next Congres-
hcs Improved chances of Rearme-
lstlve John Q. Tllson of Connecticut
to be named floor lender. tn the
oplnlcn a! his Island: here Who are
looking eller ht: interests in tho
movement. Mr. ’l‘llson blmul! a
saying ,nothlng.
Those backers of the Connecticut
member. Including some of the moat
lurluentlnl members of, tho House.
declare that they intend to push 211113
to:- the cmkenblp u an crooner:
to Representative Lament: one
Madden who already ll u enactme-
od their candidates. I they do not
succeed t placing him in the high-
cat ofllce *ltil‘ the em or the House
the. men the I'll! put him tor.
ward at a can lduo for floor lud-
er in the even! all: Mr. Louver":
is elemed to the Imkenhlp. Ion»
lorlly end other considerations the)
declare. partlcularly in View of the
possibllny that Mr. Snell may not
be a candidate for floor leader. Item
to give Mr. 'l‘llson the inside track.
lender. the matter probably will
have to be {01 am out by Mr. 'l‘lleon
and Frederick R. Lehlbach 01 New
Jersey. Represenldtwe J. N. Tlncher
of Kansas. also 13 beta: talked. of
as a candldete for floor leader. but
the practical men. irrespective of
whom they are supporting. assert
that there ls little likelihood that hid
chances of being selected will loom
formidable.
It hit. Snell l- willing to be a. cu:-
dzdate. his position as chelrmn m
the rules commlttee \undoubtedl)
will give hlm an advantage um:
plraxls. but organization leaders In.
polntlng out that he has In in:-
meneely lmporuwt place to chat:
mane! his committee and the! ll be
retires a. man" about ,whoae pnrty
regularly there has been some ques-
man.
This. ddmlnlxtrnuon leader- who
are concerned with maintain!“ the
Coolidge leadership in the next Con-
[re-s say, would constitute un-
thinkable cond.tlon of the Hon . 11.
may be necessary for Mr. Snell to
continue in the post which he now
holds.
Allies Are Unlikely
To -Quit Cologne
(By Associated Press.)
» P s. Dec. gap-The chem-ed ot_
the clone beta; emu-rod
by the Ame- January» 10. under the
rovlslons or the Treaty of Versailles
ve been tut-that diminished. It In
thought In French omen! circles.
by the regular “enormity report
slot In Garment? ~
Th1- rdpom-l which-
manor the smote '
la understood to confirm the special
reports In their chic-go that Ger-
today you perusing; in arming.
Waller «et 5
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23
.4’ 69’ H YATT
NOTV all. (:50nn.‘
FANCY GIF' ‘ LIN ENS
H. S. Linen Sets
Cloth and Six Napkins)
$10, $12 one 3115.
Pattern Cloths, ‘
.il'lcfil \Ehl'lfi
l 33. 7.. o.
And Six Napkins
Mercerized Cloth 5
_.$5 00
Linen Breakfast Sets
‘ Five‘l’ieces, Oyster White
M $l600
Lillml Brldfl’e Set:
Ffle gay-1:3,}
$4. 50
Linen Buffet. Sets
Three Pieces 1
$3.75
- “,er
n. s. Linen Cloths
66166
$5.25
Madeira Napkins
Each
Plain H. S. Scarfs
45 and 5-1 inch
$1.75 $1.98
and $2.25
1 5860
1 much ( 5"th
$2. 75 $6 00
‘Eal'lxl ,1 “mlm's
$1 ea 32 25
Madeira Scarf s
$4.25 $4.98
Madeira Dollies
12-inch
\l'ldf‘nl ll 3} fining:
52-25 $2.50 ,
33,33
" Lotto-97.
Madeira Oval Dollies
6 x 12
756 79c 85c
and$1.39
.1. .5
Eli":
Thoroughness
When you conclude that you
have mchod your goal and so
our: not. you (all to satisfy the
world with your-best. You
must not stop when you think
you have method the top--
perfectlon ls elm before sru
A man's constant Vision
would be the perfect lot-Ill
Witt he lover- the Renard:
lbs! an In vtew ht: tut, be
late down the bl" that slml'
bl." co tml‘rluent “condemn.
mom...
He plow hit best we to No
work wn “'1 no Milli“ the
thorough pace his wiring
stride and never leeves my
work lull finished.
I O i ‘
Another phoe We thus--
ou‘hnau my: to in the road-
Iax a! the Stunner: Owned
SALE COATS and [11.1 Mcl to
AT RECORD LO“, l‘l{ ll lg. 5 .
Due to the warm weather.manu1au :11“ :re 1;: gadm
large stocks. We made some luck. {1:1 om. w. E“
passing the bargain: o 1 to 3m 6 In
THEY ARE ALMOST BELOW HA! F P}? ICE.
WALDNER‘o "‘
NTHE CORNER
3338 South OMain St. (or ll ,. Elgnd St
1! Mr. Snell to not I candidate for 5
way be disconcernlng to other 38»
non. la the past, may because chalr— ‘
ot the Allied “311141-erg Goon-cl Mls— =
gamut-.17 thopeeoetrectyyre-.
mm”?! ‘7 ,
Min
museum ttomdkel
totheh
weft!” member.”
thereof. Practical furni~
one for Bob-
rmfiu be found
in great variety at
Polle
For Homes. Factories, Apartment Ho: _. . 1.151613 and 1:1,;
dmrhl Work—Willh or Wilhm 11 A‘llfifnzhf: Cf‘nlrol,
Vesta-Fen] Oil Burners
A” 1115111119.] up _,..._.......
Poll 9 Theatres in 8 Cities Including llmgmm New Ha-
ven. Waterbury, Hartford Srz' ”‘t’icld ,
St. Thomas‘ School, Church and Comer? l=trlu‘d Conn.
H.11cobs a; Son Shoe Factory So Nomall. c; 1111. ,
Prof. E. 3 Reed Yule College NH Ha' en Conn. 7
Stanley Ballard, Bollard Mch TERl (in 81mm Wt 001111. f
Nortona‘l‘o send. Architects. 503 > St. N 3 Gt '
8t. Stanislaus choc! its“ {11 Gem »
algal Lon Farm! New liven Conn. '
mmtery 00.,Elevntor Mfg": New B31811 Conn '
m. sinni Hospital ., New York City i
Convent Sacred Heart For: $013 0113 é
GOULD'B PUMPS —— ARCTIC? lCE MACHINES
y RCfl'lgatlllgC‘ Slipplv C0:
25 MONROE ST. SO. Milli Vt ‘l. R l O\\
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Last , Minute Suggest 30115
This store is prepared to llf‘ll’l 11:12 2‘7"? 1:11 X11131 3
problems, to help you chozse be Mm our tether, ,
wife, daughter, sweetheart and illelfl‘. “ N ”5" “3d .
a marvelous variety of Dainty Silk; U: or: ::' lloszery,
Gloves, Bralsieree, Corsets Gorduro} :15 r». or Robes. ;
Handkerchiefs, Novelties, etc. 511 11 rules.
A small deposit will hold em art: .. w + —~ firm
MME. J EANN ETTE
56 South Main Street ill, Conn. 5
Open Every Even“ in '
South 301?
”1’3 Until {”“*f:.~‘r“=~
, YOUR SOLID 811-3111
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MATCH UP
CHRISTMAS
Put on Your Christmas:
the Additional Pieces
you would like for
Your Table
FRANK LAUDER
”Washington so, So MM“!
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SUCCESS WELDING & CUTTIL' (l C 0
' "Weldon 0! Quality"
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