”fl downward go and we
have made reduction at quite
bill—on
I tum—a dollar
7m ton you buy and still
IW'I need for further suc-
lion to pull it down to nor-
moi rate—tie still too high,
mmaiurifitmymrllthpdeeis-beotw
Arturo-paternity»... |;
We are up against it some as yourselves on every item
A b----
of material that we have to order.
DOn't anybody start shoving—we are all working on
our nerves and feeling ready to knock a chip off any fellow's
shoulder. Have patience! '3 I I H.
Tlie Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
‘13. but such is fate—yet people.
a.
have to use it; so if we put
3 It down again some future
day yOu'll say Amen! we
i know y0u won't refuse it.
THE
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COMPANY '
Great Coat Sale
Every Coat is this SCaSO'l'S new style. / .
$to,SalePrice........... .. ............ $5.98
$14, Sale PriCe .'. ..... . ............. , ............ .
$18, Sale Price .. .. ............................ $5.32
$25, Sale Price
$30 Sale Price ..................... ng. %
CLOAKS we PA RIS MILLINERl
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Palace Theatre Building
3 Phone 990 f
A. We wish everybody a very
iappy. Thanksgiving Day to- .
marrow. and we will help you ‘
be happy
' Try our superb service with
Victor ARecords.
' ' FRED H. PONTY
#7 N. Main St. So. Norwalk.
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Crowns .
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Corned Beef Specials
PLATE CORNED BEEF ................ 12c n.
RUMP CORNED BEEF ............. 313% m 20¢ tt.’
BONELESS CORNED BEEF ., .14¢ tt.'
CABBAGE ...................... 3.; tr."
SHNACH .. ............. .
........................... .........30¢trl\
Profit Sharing Bank Coupons with cash purchases.
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone ”80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 881.
Speakin of crowns, ou know
_Dr. MallSry, the denytist can
crown your teeth with gold and
\ make them serviceable and a joy‘
to you. and a benefit to your
health
The New “Crowning
Glory,' the Perfect
‘ Tooth!
4 . Dr. J. H. Mallory
10 lo. Main St., St.
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Norwalk, Conn
Specials ifor Wednesday
LEG OF LAMB . ................................ 20¢
FRESH SHOULDEES .............. 13¢
HOGKIDNEY ...... 8c
BEEF KIDNEY ...................... . .......... 12¢
SMALL FOWL ......................... 27c
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
39 Main St.
3Norwalk.
I “may: by appalntment only.
Homin.m.t05p.m.:7toflp.m3j
THE GREATEST
FOOD VALUE
Frisbie’s Pies
rite most economic
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ANDREW DAVEY, Inc.
98 Washington Si. South Norwalk
PHONE 410 flu-5 PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY
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:iEéJIED IMPORTED BEST
NS VVALNUTS
13¢ CLUSTER 25¢
SEEDLESS RAISINS '
RAISINS ' )BTEEJ'II‘JTS
LAYER FIGS Every one a
20¢ 25¢ Good One
You [lave
Any Junk
S. 1ch
successor to Wm. Elli-on.
Phone 499. i
PEERLESS COFFEE, the best you ever drank.
POund .................. . . 30¢, 20 Stamps Free.
ATLAS JAMS NONE SUCH CALIFORNIA
Pure Fresh Fruit MINCE MEAT PEACHES
I H S
1 lb. Jars 15¢ 10¢ pkg. Critn {352; yrup
SPECIAL BLEND COFFEE .. 19¢ 11).. 5 lbs. for 90¢
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EXTRA LARGE PRUNES ............. 2 lbs. for 25¢
yFort Street. Eautt Norwallr. I
IteReed & "Von.
Electrical Co.
3131: Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP I
1 33 _ In the Town %
AUTO SUPPLIES
no 805—50 So. Main as.
alien-1k. Music Hall 311:.
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and Residence
tPlsee Norwalk
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“SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK
3 lbs. Granulated Sugar .. ......................... 10¢
1 lb. Fresh Roasted Cofl’e 30¢
. 5/2 lb. Tea, any kind you like ...................... 25¢
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Total ...........
You Save 1 5c.
East India Tea Co.
w. 371: 125 Washington Street
IV WM“
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One hundred and lilty members 0!
line Daughters of ('ttstilc ul Connecti-
t whet-ed irt the Catholic (‘lubhouse
West avenue. Sunday afternoon} as
5the guests of Four! t‘cciit-A or this city
trtAnn. of .\'ctt Britain:
intarnt‘ortl \Irs. \lnlurriplt;. of
Hitss Frances lioratn of
and Mrs. Foley 0! \‘eu Mann
tug in the libr-‘tllC‘t‘ of “title
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'the death oi Ilt"l unt'It'
i liuring the busintAss nurture. notlt
-—3ing utept the routine ill'tIt‘l' ol “oil;
“as ( :trtitAtI out
.33 l' pun the (ontlttsion oi the business
muMmdpap-mau 1“ I“ I” L
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‘Mmmum to;
Mrs (“lurk oi:
Derby.
(trot nuith: I
.\ltss Hazel Blake of South .\orsaik33
Anna Sher-hon. Grand liege: it of Court
t‘otile presided at the business mett-
It gent3
\lrs. Elizabeth Altearn oI .\‘tAtt' listen. 3—
uho was u with to btA present mung!
Tristram 8. Hyatt
N orwalk’
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8 Leading Dry Goods Store
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Fancy Striped Socks .....
Cotton Stockings ....... .. .
Miss. Silk Lisle Stockings ..
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CHRISTMAS IIOSIERY FOR WOMEN
=and titer h id 11 - ~ular tat ua' ' ‘ - - . .
.39," ”39:33“; or :Zitgam;m;nqpo’3t Silk LISIe 3or Cotton Stockings ............................ 25c pair; ¢ pairs in box, $1.00
3 3 3 , - ' . Silk Stockings . ' I .
iowt'rg tlitA- business met—ting a cold: 3'] , "' ........ """""""" 'A: ' .. ~- -------- - 39C Pair: 3 Pan’s 1“ box, $1~15
.turkcy dinner has served in thtA tiitt C1 1‘ StOCkmg? . . . . .. . . . . .. ................... '. ........... 50C pair; 2 pairs in box, $1.00
ing hall \auditt ddel3igh31iul Lute-13min Fpgton 3St0ckm s . . . . . . .. ...... . ....... . . . .. .............. 35C pair; 3 pairs in box, $1.06
3;:SIESHa rent err n a horn or 0 11931 re Silk StOC Ings ,... ,, _ , _ , _,, _ _ . ......... 3 ..... 35C pa”; 3 pairs in box, $1300
. hum “mm“ “d members 0' me: glaresSAIEStocktng: ........... .............. 50c pair; 2 pairs in box $190
3Stutz- Hoard “ho were present at the: ' t0C3 mgs ' “ .......... ---------------- .. 85C 5‘ 00 $115. 31-50 $2. 00 1 pair in box
.r\t3rectir3tg “Fri: Siste Secritat‘y. 33MI‘S.3 Fancy Sllks . - .. - - . . . e - so ....... . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . $1 00 and $1 50 pair; I pair 1n box
. ctittrrc o . cw rttuin: t‘tattA ' roast . r . .2 s" __ ~ t 3‘" »
,urt-r. Mrs. Britten. of Stamford; State Cotton Sock it . An. FOR MEN“ ‘1 I " "
iAthOl‘alt‘. Miss .\luunt. oi Ansortta13 SI S """""""""""" . --------------- ‘SC Pair 4 Pairs 1“ bOX, 60C
sum» llrpuly. Mrs Matxautara UII Fl' k LiSIe Socks . ......_,.. ,... 25c pair; 4 pairs in box, $1. 00
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. .\muallt. last State Regent Miss. ibre Silk .......... ., ..................... Special Xmas price 25c pair; 4 pairs, 51 00
l.\nnrt brmth of .\nsoniu State lloutdi Silk Plaited Lisle
. 3 3 3 ‘ 33 . ...... _ ............................ . ........ 35c pair; 3 pairs, $1.00
,rnentbers nert (tram ltcgorrts Minis Silk Socks-—Plain colors 03 $
.. . ........................................ 50: an X .00 pair
. , .................................... 50c and 59c pair
—FOR CHILDREN— 1 V ‘3“ 1 I ',V F‘ 0"“
.................. 15c, 17c, 19c, 25c and 29c pair
.................... At 25c pair: and 35c. 3 pairs for $1.00
“IIII IIIAIli
Ollllll0lI illliii
nttAt- tizr No members rtd‘Jt lllllt d to tlttA _ 3
dining i‘tall of the ( lubhonstA Vthttlt \‘tiih (Cottttntrvd “"“l “"A“ l'il‘n'")
:Ahantlrtontrly decorated \titlt greens 3 ..-._
tArrttA'rittttt tings. and the humor of port or little or no pitttst- lit-tw.-.-n
it‘ottrt t‘rAtthA. and there t—‘ttjoyctl ut M'nstllls .
btttrnttA otts t-oltl tutlttA _\ tll' mt r tthlt h in
('Illtit‘tl tht lt'KllIul ntt nu or rtn afltir
tot' such nuturc.
littring the course of tin Ilrtlltltltl tho
;A‘tIirttts were rAntcrtnincd with delight
ilill solos by “bus Edna llounttl.
3lrtinrt littytrrts .\irs. .\lnltttnpltt
,' .\Irrt, t‘rcrtn.
trtl can ”out ttAc'ttrtIlons.
gain. ht .\lrs. lA‘olt);
Miss Edna "U“illtl and?
Hits: l'rrn lirtnltm also l‘t‘t‘ilt'd Sort-r-
lit-v. .l
.\Ictiuirtrtis. t‘httplrtin of t‘otrrt (‘t-crItA.
'ntltltossrtl the gathering on "\\‘tnnitn's
ISpht to." and a gift of to irt gold “its
‘pl‘mr‘llittl to Mrs (I‘Pill'l ol .\t-vt ltritA
of Non Ham-rt in
titstnuth its .\Irs (‘rtAtttr at court tnitinlctlr
* , I the lnrtzt st tinss of c'ttntlitltttt 3 Mind
It Is natural. or cottrstA In \I“\\ all
tirt- btrsi'tcss prosperity tttrtl the Kill ‘
our! conditions \tlrich produce so tutor. I
unccrtrrintit-s that cannot Ilt‘ tor'ostAt-tt
and Killl‘dt‘ti tlgtlilhl, tlrttt htryt-rs‘
.\Irs should it“ tttrtictpttttA llit‘ll‘ I’ull rtAtrttrrtA
a rd; tut-'tts to at large lIt‘KrPt‘ i
With nsrtnruncoA oi n sit-tidy riso in
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.l. inc irt mutt-rials. tltt- scrtrctty of labor ‘
the \'II‘\\‘ ol lint lttt-tttrltAs ttll tt‘orltlnj;
to l‘itptll‘ll)‘ ttntl tltt- cottsrttuvnt tlttntrAAt"
or tttrtly Siliplllt‘llls. tlrt- dubious trans
portrttto't situation, uith l'ili'.l"(l.'iti"
Ullt'l‘u'illx to titlitil'll)‘ :tntl ttrtttbitA to
"II‘I'I IIlt' tltAmrtnds upon thctr int-:1
llll‘s‘, \\ilIl rhtA possibility of it t‘uil-
’tht lust quarterly mot-ting l‘ltt‘ rortti strike all those conditions court
:)‘tlllllxt‘l‘ tttt—Atnlwrs oi t‘ourt (‘tAciltA blow to induco buyers to nlttcc curl,»
IstArtttl :ts u'nitt'crsvs during lilt‘ dirt order and to rtAtrttIrt- warty tltAlit‘t-r'y
‘trrr. 'l'hc trrtlt‘rs Inmkrti corrlirnt lIlt‘
. l‘htA committtAo In thrtrgt- of tho Htlt‘ HIIIII‘I‘ tort-costs of split; ni)it‘~
itcsslttl alfnit' \trts tornpostAtl of Miss \thitlt haw hrAt-n pllitiinilt‘ti in Iilt‘h“
\nntt ShtAoltun. .\Irs. Luke
t'ornrcnlly.
columns.
t‘tAt'rtiIirrz colors
.\trs. t‘orncntts lltll'Kfi‘t. Mrs. 'l‘hmnart in soil ttrtts. llltA p _
i \. syn-n); M”, Michael .I, lluwnrd.‘ rtrt- greys ntttl crowns. thtA lorrtrt-t‘I
\lrt:. lohn llanlon. Mrs. IIfllll‘ll. .\Iiss about equally tiIVlii"d llt‘l“t’t'll slatt- .
t rttlttArintA 1 “fly,
p.‘t‘, .\llus .lt-nnio. 'l‘t‘trctAy. run]
3 .\'itholtts l4 luood.
TIIORS $8, IlIlll I0
Itontintrinx thtA iruprort-ttrent
lbolott' llnt'tiord.
Other Connecticut Items.
i The other I‘unnct'llcttt ltcrns :trtA:
lllllllllt‘llilllt‘t'.
l'ttttctrtutlt rlt‘rr,
’ OUU. ,
I Harbors :tt lt‘it'tA .\IlIt‘ r'it‘t-r‘.
lt'otd. Southporr, (:rtAt ll\\'lt‘ll run] “out
iport :tntl Snttizatt'tclt rivtAt‘.
! ottu
Miss t‘ttthtAi‘itttA Tor
IMPRINT HARBOR
Lotttlo't harbor and $10.00“ tor
of lilfii
:t‘ottnt-t-tit-ut river and {or untittttAnrtnctAt
St ttnt-
ttrittl H7. ‘
ctr-cl and pearl and the tutor ttbout3
one-third oi tlttA light .‘Iiltlllt‘ nttl l\\‘-tl
thirds of tirmrtlt There is sotntA (all is!
thr-ottrts. dark and light. and it littltA‘
snrtull pct'centngo of mines. silk tin-
rains in line grades and tloth Ilnishos
in popular prict» huts ttill be In I'rttor.
In shunts Ilttl brim rurc almost to
the exclusion of «wry other Iotnt tntl
.\Irs.
thtA tlilnt-nsittns nr'o fr it and 5 l2 .\'
I: Iv: to ll inches, :3 L2 and; .'t\‘ inch
brirns pct-railing in the East ttntl
South and 2 34 until. T-N incli in into
llt'lllK futon-d in IIII‘ West.
In trimmings. narrow bnsds -lt| line
art! ll line :m- we" consitfiArotl, h‘ilSIl
hrtrttls are also npprovcd. rtttti tnn‘ottts
:trt- rtArttttrtAtt to it t‘ertttlrt «Axiom. Silk
linings in lino ltnts (llt' also affected. 3
The lttto fall, its was expected.
slit‘t‘cll up It more active thnntntl for
tit-rbios, nrot'tA tAspt‘ittlly in the blast
“lid for :t short season rtttailors will
probrthly enjoy an active still" Illll hus-
intA:s. .\ltAtIitrm sltnpo ittll crown and
arc the favored
SI. '
3 Non H.t\trt harbor, llllllfllt.‘ilttll('t‘. medium sot brinrs
Isli 000. ‘stt'les and proportions center around
I .\'tru :tllt harbor. ntrtintctrrtncc. SS,» .3 l I x L‘ H“.
‘ utltt. . . ~7- ——-———
'l‘lnttttcs rit't r, "illillil‘llfllltt‘,
000.
As congress iltls nltttttly plttlgctl’. w’iSHlP Blowu "P3
their to these impmtements the
amount; llSIit‘ii [or by the chicl on I
girlccrs nrc certain to be made an!" 3 [0 "mi A RoflBERy
inhltA before congress udjourns on: 3 3
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I The mom ItitAnds of (‘harity t‘-onr 3firtn to the Russian Rt)\“.(‘rlllllllll
’ntissioners William (1 Lo (‘ottnt “on I
glad to sec ltim out :ttttolng yestcrdtty.
He has been confined to his home 0\‘- I
gcr four months.
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\ccortlin" to tho oiliclrtl report oi.
3the e\plcsi0n I'rotn l’tAtrogrnd :Hlt
Der; otts “etc klllc'tl illltI titi? injured
According to thtA Gettnrtn .0l".'_’lst‘il~‘
|.\'P,\\s Agency sewn stcnmcrs wcr-c3
'blottn up mni lIlil‘l\ sen-n store-3
ibouscs iterc tnzed bv the force oil
.the explosion. The German report
said that a German submarine was
Slip on the Overcoat you like
“- ”“—"""”‘ | before our big mirrors.
Why not today?
OVERCOATS AT
$ro.oo, $12.50, $r5.oo, $18.00
3CopyrightClothingCo.
So. Not-Walk
5N. Main St.
responsible hitting torpcdoctl tht
steamer Baron Bt'ccinl. one or ‘lllt‘.
ships at anchor in the harbor.
report described theA ltnrbor as rt-
,scrubllng at the time it "burning vol—
cano." The explosion occurred
about November. 16. although both
the date and the circumstances as:
cabled from various sources were in- |
definite ‘
. \ir. .\'edalkotsky, it became IHlOWI‘I
alter Gatier‘s arrest todnv h,ad soon
fter the nous of the Arc angel tAx- I
ploslon r‘enched this country. cont
plalned to the police that his govern
ment was convinced that the vessels
Winners !
that fit.
Give blur sturdy shoes
less ope
In them for his active test.
tDVEttnsntG WiLLJtEEP You
The out- door boy who sets the price.
who the race by his feet. not his
hands. So -by all means give him shoes
tlrs‘t~ will
stand the gear and tear of the bound
with "growing space”
Shoes at
, fair prices of $1.60 to $8.00 A. ”if.
Keelct’s Shoe Store
had been destroyed by internal ex
plcsions. He said further that in-
vestigation by Russian secret agentsI
had led them to believe that bo'mbtt
had been put in the holds of several
ships loaded here which were among}
those destroyed. Thane having taken
on their cargoes at the Bath Tenn- 3
Inst in South Brooklyn. Lieutenant:
Busby and other detectives or tbei
bomb squad got to work in that
vicinity. . ‘ -
According to the police story s
clue was obtained from a young tre-
man who was seen using a. pair of
field glasses of the army type at n
theater-.1119 police learned It .ltad
- been bought In a store on the South,
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tln- cost of hats, lIlt‘ |il'tl!‘|lt'(‘ll\9 Iain .0
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Tilt! ‘
isian commercial agent revealed that
I stun government
' bombs
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West Washington Street
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Establish suCh an account with us and you'l‘,
know what it means to be short of ready cash.
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OLDSMOBILE
Come in and Look Over the
New Models
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Immediate Deliveries
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REO 4 cyl.
REO ‘6 Cyl.
OLDSMOBILE 8 cyl.“ “
Above Prices include Freight
s. t. BENEDICT
- 73 Nor-m Main Street
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DODGE BROS.
DODGE BROS TouringorRoadster $820 '
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Brooklyn3 water front and that [OWN-BUD“
numbers of other expensive bittoc
ulars “ore to: sale in stores and se-
icons in the sortie neighborhood. in
westigation by the ofilce or the Ru;
ctl
Getter
United
was
States
arraigned before
commissioner
30:19 shipment ot fztltl binoculars man
niactured by u Rochester optical
company and consigncdt the Rus-
had been loaded
aboard one of the Russian vessels at
South Brookltn. which had never
rescheu its destination Cabled in-
‘quiries shorted that this ship was de-
stroyed in the Aréhangel explosion.
No conclusive evidence has yet
been developed. according to Deputy
Friday morning next.
Gutter has told the police,
any, that he deserted from the
try through Austria.
commit himself further.
were placed aboard
Other arrests for alleged
thefts of a similar nature are expect-
it
in
they.
Brooklyn on the charge of violating
thcA federal statute which defines tho
offense of stealing property in transit
to a. foreign cottntry. The prisoner
was. held without bail fora liertt‘lng
Rus-
sian army during the Russoiapaneso
war and made his way to this court-
He "refused to 3
Agents oi:
the department 0! justice knew moth-'-
Police Commissioner Scull. that any lint: concerning the case- until the?
the chronicling or the snail, althouxh‘
munitions ships here. but In view 01‘ they admitted that notice of the
the complaint made by the Ruettianttbeits had. come to themAInformally...
that an Investiga-3
authorities. the bomb squad was They announced
working on the case. he said. to doltlon would be made 0! the Intemoat"
termine It their theory had anyltional features or the case.
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