in. it
”I. but who it's c.“
an it soon out be what will
become of such as we if
cod‘c so slow in loading?
When a ram sits down to
write an ad. such thoughts
will often make him sad
find words seem hard to
fashion. It’s a bold. bad man
who could ask you to buy
when coal is still so bloomin'
high, and we're not such a
rash 'un.
We sometimes think it‘s
a waste of ink to inscribe
each day within this column,
, our little SCrolI concerning
coal—a subject that is now
*hfléwdmuamuh lm
Midterm“
punctuation—n-
Wcuummmm more to you
bowel-3M
WWWW-
QUALITY — WORKIANEHIP —- SERVICE.
Threeofakindym
Cannot beat.
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Eventually you will want The Hatch & Bailey's well
manufactured lumber exclusively—Why not now?
The Halch
6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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Coal Sale
Every Coal is this season‘s new style.
$Io,SalePrice.........
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the
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In the m that
l'utd It“ Inuit Ugh! A MN
0-. or Water-burr, will build n nqu'
Calm house plan! in the wit-lulu d
the till! Refining Co." saw" blue II
‘ Devon. the feet tut Waterbury l: lie-l
in: wriously (1le by loch at Ide-
uucle tan-l supply. became known, .
The lint Wntcrbury iMuatriuI
. plant to seek more accessible openlmz
: to lhe Sound was the American Bros»;
,(‘o., whose huge storage yards me lo-
Iclied beside the New Haven l'ulll‘lllld‘
1 in Sirttllul‘d. '
The unnouncenn-ni,that lllt' biz
;\\'atc:bury electric lighting and pow-
.t‘l‘ service company will generate its“
flnain supply near Slralfurd comes as
in great surprise to lM‘l'b‘DllS in this
—lcominunlty but is said to rctlect in.
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Waterbury a serious coal siiuuionl
that may have its effect upon locat-
ing near Bridgeport many of the big‘
plants that now contend seriously
lWllll the coal situation. ‘ ;
l Heretofore coal supplies haw dc‘
\‘(llli‘tl mainly upon the Ncw llaien
lint-s. The [ll‘PSt‘nl.}'Nul"-\‘ shortage
lot cnrs {Id-(lt'tl to the delay in sanction ;
Jim. a barge cannl proposcd some
:yt'ill's ago, is said to have brought
itht oiluallun to n quirk focus with,
lib-t inospcct that Devon, and Slrtll~‘
‘ford Will soon lit-conic, the sent of u
lurin- industrial centre, thc rii'i -bnnksg
lbelng utilized for dockaltv and «nor;
Fronts.”- m—«mm .
Mir Hyat
Norwclh'e Lending Dry Good: Store
New Lingerie Waists
values at . . . .......
i mints coul pockets.
lnght X Power Co. in no way conflictf.
lWIIh the tcl'riiorinl nui't'cmi-nts ihnt‘:
‘llliiy mist with the United llllJllllllilI»;
lint. (‘o of New llthi'Il and lllltlLt‘;
, so solemn. l $14, Sale Price .
T I . ~-----------~-$7.98
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. ; 339 Sale Price ..... .'.,..fiffffii'fl'flfif'fff $18200
.. FERRIS COAL ; no... “(he PARIS mm.
COMPANY 33 SOUTH MAIN sr. sou'rn NORWALK.
“mm " W-“ l M E" £1“ "—1" ‘i:‘:'“;_-,_,
" FRED H. PONTY
Palace Theatre Building
Phone 990
We with everybody a very
happy Thanksgiving Day to-
morrow, and we will help you
be happy. .
Try our superb service with
Victor Records.
FRED H. PDNTY .
37 N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
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' Crowns :
Speaking of crowns. you know
Dr. Mallery, the dentist,
crown your teeth with gold andi'r‘m’d 5““
_ . make them serviceable and a joy
‘ to you, and a benefit to your
health.
T é New “Crowning
7 loly,” the Perfect
Tooth!
‘Dr. J. H. Mallery
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lunacy: by appointment only.
1180. Main Sb. 8*. Norwalk, Conn "
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FOOD YALUE
. Frisbie’s Pies
The most economic
. dessert. Sold at all
storesTry them
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W ‘S. Jalle
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Successor to Wm. Enron.
Phone 499.
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37 Fort Street. Eatlt Norwnllt.
The need & fVolk
Electrical Co.
”The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
.. In the Town
AUTO UPPLIES
.9 {mono Boy—so So. Main at.
__so.~Noi-waik. Music Hall Blk.
fiCofn.‘ 1r.”
, 05°. and Residence
Belden Place, Norwallt
has: («r
' 'Llly Attendant
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liu football at H
during" the past
,ihousnnd persons til lciist took in flit-
games on the t‘rimson's schedule
and more than a ounrier of a million
dollars in moucy was rcceiicd, liar-
l\iird's share of which “its mgroxi
limlPly $375,000.
The game with
on :I 5030 baiscs, llnri'n'd‘s share bra
inc. something like “0,000, which. IS.
:5l:,ooo more llllIIl two frills mm.
The Princeton rcccipis are t‘l‘llllllllr
rd lit $05,000,
can lltvl‘ltl'll'll L. zlli' 'lllzol’v,
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.LARGE REVENUE FROM FOOT-l
BALL FOR CRIMSON.
ant Season Receipts Greatest Ever‘
Realized at Cambridge University '
Share of Yale Game Wat
$80.0“).
CAMBRIDGE, llct'. i. All rot-onto
reccipis and profits'
nmml \wrc broken,
Two hundred
altontlnncc,
full.
Villt‘
half of which
Form”
of llli‘ golt’v'n i-nlf
. Brown received lI Till thlI‘illllI’i'
aimuncing the t‘rzinst n.
\ins dividi-il
my ” \i‘atlk illltl I'l‘llltl\l|l;. ll to
llllll‘ "M ”I" ‘IHIMIII Wits lost.
llnl'\‘nld's football n-Vpcnscs
will
pi.rt. '
i sHIPBUILoERs wmes RAISED
QUINCY. Marni” Nov. 29.—Emplbycs
; I'ltllmbly be $5.000 larger than osmium me Fore River shipbuilding (‘orpor
about UJIUU per runny
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OFFICE.
its lit-iitltitiartcrs
llridgcpqri.
Illi
i-i-IIIi'nIly lucntcd lot' t’llt'll
trout Nuryuilk
county l’nl‘lll «Krill,
was
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port. ...,. ‘ g
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FARM BUREAU MAY MOVE
llcccntly n \tili' \in.» taken in’a
tin-«bin; oi iln- Illi'l‘t'ltil‘.‘ oi the bureau tlcld run 0:
its to discontinuing thc Ollii't‘ III Nor pm)”- m the last quarter (li‘lt‘llll‘ll
linnbury.
w. ilic olhcc to local“ in Bridge. the lust seconds of pi”.
‘ “M“ l?"""“-““ “Will"; I“ ““13”” '0" aiion below the grades of foreman andi
combing, iii-a total] cxpmisc for drxlaumam foreman will receive it tell
\mUplnfl the noun of it) Incn being percent. increase in “ages beginning
; Dec, 4 according to an announcement
‘mnde tonight by President Joeepb W.
l’uwcll. The announcement adds ihnt
the increiisc is given in recognition of
A InowIIn-nt Is on {om to huic the; III? increased CW“ 0‘ living.
l‘niilicld i'ouniy Fnrtn bureau .‘llll‘Ik
to: ployes
it Is uln‘lncil by some uf‘t'reuse will
launch: that ilridgcpozi is more
2m ofllcc‘
illltl ”In! If such nII olllce was sililntit-I'
.lli rc. it would be more rcudlly :Iiull-
nblc to the lurincrl of the county \i'lio'
hum occasion olivtl to consult the crop kick by Harris, 1ti
offienls say that 2400 t‘lll‘
Company
the in.
are affected and that
add $350,000 to the yearly
‘ payroll.
DROP
KICK WINS GAME.
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ltx‘livslt‘r
illltil‘lt‘l‘but'li, from the :0 )urd lim-
lll thc second period and ll broken
u .y
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Iltii‘ll ES'I‘I-le.
Vorntoni llt'l‘t! yestt-nlziy
UENBERG’S MILLINERY
120 Washington Street, opp. So. Norwalk Post Office
, ‘Q
Tht rights of tho I'niiid lilcclt'lcx
latrcet and number.
only the ofllce building without men-l
'tioninr the city the building in in.'
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To facilitate bettcr service, the post-5
‘unisier has requested that more at-
‘lontton be mild to these details in tho2
’ future.
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REQUESTS
ADDRESSING LETTERS.
In black, white and many shades ..... ..
Prefly Silk Petticoats “
In black and all the popular colors .
Tailored Dress Skirts
Of all the m0st wanted materials .................................. $5.00 to $10.00
Postmaster Andrew Leary hns rc-
quested
local busincss Int-n and othcrs
'whu carry on an extensive cums O
pondencc to be careful in addressing
their letters.
HIGH COST or SPORT.
t'lllt‘.\t:(). llt't“ J.
Mull coming into the.
ilocnl post office and going out often
lacks the. name of the city to which.
iii In addressed and more often the‘
Some null beam.
llnsvlmlls “ill
cord from 10 to 7.0mm l'l‘nl. llllil‘l‘
lll‘kl season ihnII lns‘ (chndin: upon
. IIInrkcl prici- of unit-:izils, lucnl sport~
At ml: goods dculcrs announce.
Dainty creations in the latest styles just received that are sure to please. EX!“ good
. Splendid Silk Waisfs
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G R EAT E R CA R E I N ‘ ’3“.”:”:00:00:“:00:00:»:«30.«:«:w:«:oo:«:oo:oo:»:”z“:- 0.9%
H. Krieger & Go.
West Washington Street
Leading Outfitters in
Norwalk
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M to {to per t'elil. urxt sensou.
Sporting goods drillers ray-
” H y l- . | r;"“"“;|‘l'i“.‘i'crtnont made the prom ill in ii by" on goods for tuinrc dclii't-ry.
"““ ““ ““" "“n "‘"‘" " ' "l crooning the Rochester guiil lino in‘thnl few of tin-in :«rc issuinc cnin~
ilogucs.
Great Millinery
‘ Clearance Sale
Beginning Saturday, Dec. 4, Ending Dec. 10
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'FOrmerly $9, $8, 5.98 Trimmcdillats 2.98
I Formerly $5, $4, 3.50 Trimmed Hats 1.98
'. Children’s Trimmed Hats formerly 3.98 1.79
Children’s Trimmed Hats formerly $2
_‘AIIOrnaments regardless of fOrmer pricep39c
All order goods correspondingly lbw in price
' See Our Display in Window .
LAUTENBERG M’ILLINERY '_
120 Washington '51.,
’ 50.
‘98c
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Nor-work
‘of golf balls will be admin-rd from
that
‘wllli prices of raw unlit-rials uteri-its? O
afternoon} iui, rapidly they cannot uuotc figurcs'
and 00
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DYES FROM DEUTSCHLAND
Norwalk Manufacturers Receive Part‘
of Last Cargo
1 The dye situation Is now Very stilts»-
factory, so (or no the but mnnufuctun
lug industry is‘ concerned, domestic
mnnufnciurcrs supplying practically
all the colors and shades that. are T'Pe’
quircd in the ordinary course of busi-‘
mus. Such progrcss is bcing made in
the aminnfmriure of special shndcs‘
Ihnt ihcre is little doubt that in at
short time American chemists will be
on an own footing witlIEuropcnn dyc
limiters. from whom the bulk of tho
dyes used in thc batting industry wet"),
received prior to thc will:
Tbc American dyes are t-casonnlilc
l
sntil n. few days ngo that they are
standard in quality" and practically its
reliable and eei‘riceable its the Euro“
perm product.
l “Mn: N the mmnifncturcrs have re-
‘ceii‘ed during the last few days con.
slum-tents of dyes brought across the
Atlantic by the undersea boat
Deutuchtnnd. on its last trip. These
imported dves are used to fill in 002‘-
t-nin small gaps that still exist in the
{Americnuquude dyestuffs, but which
iars gradually being eliminated. ;‘
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lSC‘UND BEACH “0" IS KILLED BY
. ‘ AUTO
:‘ GREENWICH, Conn. Dre. 1.—
lwmiu nlnviuir in tho street near his
gimme at Sound Beach yesterday. John
iCbard. four years old', was struck by
an automobile driven‘ by Emil W.
‘ Ford of Sound Beach and received in-
' juries which later caused his death at
l the hospital here. Mr. Fordwns held
lin bonds of $500 for a] hearing.
, CLUBS TO GET $80,000 oooi
NEW YORK. Dec. l.—1n the United {
States this year there tire 2,893,000l
Christmas club depositors in banksé
who will divide approximately 380,-!
‘000.000, according to a carefully cam!
l piled estimate made public hero lo-l
‘ night? Lust. yelr 425,000 depositors‘
received $20,000,000. The total for
New York state was estimated at 8&2; .
000,000 for this year, with $10,000,000
in New Jersey.
loanosnons lN CHRISTMAS
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NEW YORK, Nov.'29.—-Cnll money
strong. High five; low 4 1-4 ruling
«in a 1.: lat loan 4 3-4 eloalnl bid
x; .s'l“?
lin price and it local but nuinutnciurt‘r '
WELL KNOWN PLAyER TO
COACH WILLIAMS.
WILLIAMS'IKN'N, lice. ].
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llllt‘t’lan of the Williams ('flllt’Kt' nth-
lctic council Mr. llolsford, the St’t'r~'—
tnt‘y \i‘ns authorized to sign :I contract.
with Edward Wat-bier. Jr.. of Troy, N.
\'.. ”maxing him as bnskcibnll cmich
during tho coming season. Wat-him-
is recognized mi about the best nil-
atountl basketde plnyer in the cupi-
inl district. For the lust fuw ycars
hc has boon :I member nnd more rc-
ccntl)’ captain of the ’I‘roy tcnm in
the Hudson l‘l\t‘r li-nutii‘. It is to.»
ported that M will no lo \\'ill“rim.~:
lllli't' times it \i'cck to vomit iht- 'ulr-
siiy. This is iht‘ first Illllt‘ for n num—
ber of years that the purple has hull
:i :zpccliil trainer for basketball ,since
l“lt‘ll Dilly, as nil-round conch .t~'ll]ll‘l'-
‘ tired illl‘ i-uiinils from lflll on.
COTTON FUTURE STEADY.
.‘(l-ZIV YORK. Nov. 29." Cotton l'ii—
itiicxcloscd stcttdl'. l)f‘(‘t-‘nlbi'l‘ 20.
2:3; Jammy 2o, 39; March 20, (lo:
Bitty NUTS; July 30, W: October is.
b5).
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NORFOLK S HOUSEWIVFS
LEAGUE BOYCOTT.
NORFOLK. VEL. Nov. 29:- The:
llouscwlvcs‘ League of Norfolk todni'
declared at boycott on eggs and turk-
eys. [tossed turkeys are selling hero
of; forty to forty-fli‘c ccuts n pound.
l-Jugs are «I? to 45 cents n dozen.
Table Damasks for '
Thnksglving at
A. menu/lily & soil
So. Norwalk Phone 446
Winners !
The out-door boy—who sets the pace,
wins the race by his feel, not his
hands. 80 by all means give him shoes
that fit.
Give h‘imhlurdy shoes that wit! ‘
sand the wear rind tour of the bound- '~
lieu open—choc: with “growth: moo”
in them for hie acilya feet. Slim I.
ma- price. of $1.50 to $3.00 a pair.
: 'Kéelet’s Shoe Store
Norwalk Chronicler