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143 Washington St.
So. Norwalk ‘
5 Telephone 3,213, ,
A Sticking Pieces .
Fresh Pork to
Roast . . . .
Home Made
Sausage
Rump Veal Roast .
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Fancy Fowl .
Fresh Shoulders . .15cl
Small Fresh Hams 24c lb. Shoulder Lamb ,
, " Rib Lamb Chops .30c lb.
25c lb. Loin Lamb Chops 45c lb.
Shoulder Veal Roast . . . . .
Loin Veal Chops .. . . . . .
RibVeal Chops
VealCutlets
Solid Veal
BreastVeal.......... ..... ....121-2clb.
Boneless Rump Corned Beef . . . .
Plate Corned Beef .
Boneless Brisket Corned Beef . . . . . .
Small Smoked Hams ...... . . . . . . 25c lb.
Small Roasting Chickens . . . . . . . . . . 32c lb.
Large Roasting Chickens . . . . . . . . . . 38c lb.
nary's Hospital. tinned until
peoember as, in a finding isued yes- without bonds.
New York Markets
_ J 55 Main St.
_ . Nerwalk
J‘eleplmne2828 ,
Specials for the Week-End
Sirloin Steak 28c lb. ,
RoundSteak.....................24clb.:’~
ShoulderSteak.......;...........15clb.
ShoulderPotRoast.............5....14clb
Bread & Butter Pot Roast . . . . . . . . . 20c lb.
PrimeRibRoast... ..... ..........25clb.
Prime Rib Roast ,boned and rolled . . 25c lb.
Fresh ChoppedBeef 14clb.
18clb.
Winter Legs'of
.18clb. Lamb..........30clb.
b Genuine Spring Legs
of Lamb.
14clb.
.20clb.
30clb.
24clb.
30clb.
24clb.
sea-sees...-
o....‘oess
...,22clb.
......... 7clb.
15clb.
350 lb.
sesotslntODIe
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-NEW HAVEN. Jan. 80.—-'That
state legislatures which have refus-
ed' to ratify the so-cailed Child La-
bor amendment still retain their
power to do so at a deter date. is the
decision of Professor Walter W.
Cook. authority on Constitutional law
' at the Yale Law school. who today ,,
issued a written opinioii at the re-
quest of the Child Labor Welfare As-
sociation of Connecticut.
Professor Cook questions the opin-
ion in some quarters that when a cut--
ficient number of state lexishtures
’ have voted not to ratify the amend—
ment it is fipally disposed of. _As
'1- proof of his opinion he cites the
Fourteenth Amendment when three
states—North Carolina. South Caro-
lina and Georgia. which at first re-
Jected the amendment later ratified
through newly-chosen legislatures.
MASTER ANDl
MEN-0.100100
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SEABRIGHT. N. J. Jan. 80.—
Daylight revealed the Captain and
four men still‘ safely clinging to the
rigging of the four masted schooner
Commack which went aground on a
reef one half mile off shore last
night in a gale which piled the seas
higher than seen here before in sev-
eral years.
Although the schooner was driven
400 yards nearer shore during .the
night Captain Joseph Barnes. of New
1‘ York City. and his ehipmates were
said to be out of danger. Most of
the cargo will be Jettlsoned before
attempting to float the schooner but
shipping men said that. due to the
terrible pounding she suffered all
night, they do not believe she will
float. ’
The Commack was on her way to
New York City from Norfolk. when
she struck the reef.
TOASKSTATE.
TO PAY BILLS
The Common council inst night ap-
proved bills asking the state to re-
imburse the city to the extent of
$33,683. the amount due in statemid
for the building of the Wilson Point
road and 53.000 in back payments
from the state toward the upkeep of
the Washington street draw bridge.
apologies?
dentswbe
HERE’S SOLUTION
OF CROSS WORD
PUZZLE OF ZZND
In response to many inquiries for
correct solution of the puzzle printed
Thursday. Jan. 22. which tripped up
so many in The Evenlhg Senilnel's
first Prize Crossword Contest. the
following is printed. The words given
are the vertical and the unkeyed let-
tors taken vertically are printed
without numbers with The note (un).
"unkeyed." ~
Here is the puzzle that puzzled:
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(un) 12.9 Lao. 10 Attend (mi) N. ll
Dart. 13 Ten. 15 Sandow. 15 Horn.
18 Bar, 19 Rob. 21 His. :2 Bat. 25
not. 26 Ere. 29 Dab. :1 Loot. 8:
Ella. 33 Ale. 84 Was. 86 Noneyed. 8:.
Ethel-a1. 39 The. 41 Coded. 43 Beast.
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45 Salad. u Osage. fl Lot. 50 Ate.
52 Yea. 53 Ult. (uh) F. (iii!) G. 56
Ban. 58 Rued. 59 Seal. 61 Ace. 63
Yes. 65 Stains. 67 Bee. 69. Wanted.
70 Per. 71 Leg 7: Attack. 74 Bee.
75 Pin. 76 Dub. 78 Con. 79 Erin. 50
Art. 8: Tab. M Many. 85 'Use. 8?
len 88 Net. 90 N80. 92 Pl. 93 Ba.
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ICE FLOES IN
N. Y. HARBOR
NEW YORK, Jan. 80. -—lce flees!
reported lo be the heaviest in :0
years interrupted ferry traffic in the
East and Hudson rivers today and
held up beam with thousands of
passenger. abroad. for hours while
tugs labored to relieve them. At one
spot. near the Stale island ferry, 20
tugs dolled the loo covered harbor.
unable to move. Other tugs were
bound at their piers.
HOWLAND’S
Entrance on Main St., F airfield Ave., Cannon St.
Sectional girdles of
comfort and style
3 Smart 14-inch girdles in alluring flesh tint.
'Alternate sections of firm elastic fabric and of bro-
bade.
l ‘ Actually elastic fabric is of surgical type ves to
the figure a firm clasp and support and yet allows ggienuinc
comforting freedom.
Each girdle complete with two pairs hose supporters
$2
.,._ .-
Beoomi door
Gym bloomers
Comfortable both in fit and fabric.
J ' Value is not limited to gym use, by an mann
means. In fact, this' 1s the season of their rainy welggng
addition to general wardrobe.
Black satin, pleated type, sizes 6 to 20—-
Black serge, adjustable waist and knee, sizes 16 to 20
. Black serge,
wr’
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Wrist watch for
graduating girl
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full pleated, four yards to bloomer, sizes
$2
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Jim watches. octagon and tonneau e..,
J 6 jewels—$7.50
16 jewels,—$9
White gold watches, filled case, oval model;
6 jewels) $13s e
Rectangular gold watches, 16 jewels...
$13.50 to $18.50
good reports.
Barnum 454.
$135
$1. 75
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Soap—85o. ’
Single
Rouge—50¢.
weenie—Ilia.
WLAND DRY GOODS co.)
appeal of delightful odor.
as delightful. Genuine value marks them.
Three flowers propel-stim-
J‘aoe powder—filo.
Talents powder—tie and 50s.
Toilet water-41.55.
Meets—83.50 ounce. ‘
Lin stick—I50 ad 756.
Double compact—41.50.
. Dusting powder-51.50.
Bath crumb—81. ‘
Oh; there’s the Maytag!
When folks say this in the way we’ve heard a lot of
them say it during the past two weeks especially, it means
just one thing:-
They have seen something of which they’ve heard
a.
Good reports are the regular sort about Maytag
washers. ‘ They earn that sort.
Maytag is a washer which does its work so smoothly
and well that wash day has no annoyance for the owner
of one. It handles heavy and delicate pieces with the
same satisfaction.
~You may have a demonstration of this ability in your
own home at any convenient time.
l'ourth floor
H‘udnut’s are good
.toilet preparations
Whether perfume or cream, compact or talcum, Bud-
nut toilet preparations combine excellent quality with the
They are dependable as well
1.
. odor-.81.
.5. f Centerehhfrost
N 0 charge of course.
Arrange for it in person or call the Maytag Man at
Week-end sob—85o.
Met—51 mos.
For quick manicure—
Cutiole "maven—lie.
mould nail enamel—500.
' Ouangewood sucks—7045c.
Two special Numb-
Du Barry. aim-41.50.
‘ Deauvlile. double—".50.
Toilet water of fine fragrance and
m also different’ delightful
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bell-bottomed m...- was
short lecture on the subject to three Princeton Otise
an address.
wearing a pair of trousers o!
He told them he
I
RUDD ESTATE FILED.
CLEVELAND. Jan. Bil—Tho will
of Mrs. Mary Ann Rudd. sister
Juilll i).
probate. divides a 8i50.000
between
daughter. Mrs Beulah Rudd Rob-
erts. lives in Lexington.
and Frank H. Rudd. of Cleveland.
her son is named executor.
Rockefeller. as filed
her two children.
friends. who are growing more ep
estate
Her
Kentucky.
NEW YORK. Jan. 80.'-Failing to
and any clue in 5 their scach for
Ethel taxman. English pianist
who disappeared on Monday night
the ppllce have resorted to the radio
in their latest efforts to find the
missing woman .
A description of Miss Leginska
was broadcast from a New Tori; re-
dio {ti-lion at thd request or her
prehensive for her safety as the po-
lice and private detectives fail to
unearth any information as to her
whereabouts
According to her secretary st.
beginska had no money vii-Jen she
RAIL STRIKE,
31. MONTHS OLD.
IS CALLED OFF
NEW HAVEN. Jan. 80.—Eiriking
Randolph Brav Studio here in Nor-
shop craftsmen on the New York.
New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
who. last night at a meeting here
voted to call off their strike, of 31
months‘ duration. today awaited
some word from the railroad as lo
their status. particularly with ref-
erer‘me to the possibility or their re
employment. At the offices of the
railroad here it was said that a
statement concerning the railroad
aililude toward the siriking shop.
men might be forthcoming during
the day in the meantime comment
was withheld. l
The local strikers. numbering: 1
some 200 met here last night with
John C. Ready. chairman of syslem
federaltion number 17. who. read a
letter fro mil. M Jewell. national
president of the union of shop-
craftsmen. ord‘erelng ihal the strike.
. senator is ohm-m
which began July 1. 1922. to ter-
minated at midnight tomorrow. The
men present voif‘d to comply with
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DriedPeaches 25cthranberrySauce
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CocoaDelights........20clb. GingerSnaps.....--. -'
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