How dear to our hearts is
*0 at“ of a coal-barge as
loudly the tow-boat presents
g. it b view—a load of black
'1, M ao scarce and so
'Ieedtul. 'tis rarely we’re able
.. bmflafem Our bins
~ wide are yawning but com- |
K'Jgeildawningarift inthe l
. M Shawna lining of blue.
,. (Like a note of salvation the
. villain is sounding, we're
. heling so happy we’d just
Khe to yell; speed quickly l
liken. “Norwalk,” with em-
’ Hem of crimson, steer swift
to this haven and all will be
well.
The old, oaken'tug-boat.
the iron bound tug~boat,
the moss colored tug-boat
that serves us so well.
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Tillie Secret ol Buying lumber
Lies in carefully selecting the best wood for each purpose.
Buy your lumber not solely on its appearance but for the
particular purpose for which it is to be used.
Remember that we ar e at your service in selecting the
beat wood and the proper grade for your panicular use.
.Beaver Board Creo-Dipt Stained Shingles.
The Hatch a Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Welllve Reduced ourPricesfor Cllnsunus
Becausewe were successful in buying the entire surplus
stock from one of the largest manufacturers in New York
at soc on the dollar. We added a small margin of profit to
\efl‘ect an immediate disposal. Some are priced lower than
the actual cost of the material Come Without delay
while the selection is good There are costs and suits for
everybody that want the best for l'ttle money Come and
be convinced
MILLINERY
CLOAKS me P ARI S
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
We Are the Pioneer Promoters of Ready-towear Garments
For Women in The Norwalks. ,
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for Xmas Gifts
A Pair of Comfy Slippers willi
Inhale them all —man womani
and child. I
" Our pn'ces are low, quality|
considered. and we carry a com-
plete stock. 3
Keelers Shoe Store
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Dolls. Sleds, Coaster and Ex-
'6“: Wagons, Doll Carriages.
. elocipedes, Automobiles, FanCy
6 China, Cut Glass, Casseroles,
‘.‘ Silverware, Brass Jardinicres,
Q fern Dishes, Smoking Sets, etc.
Albert F. Gehebe j
Phone 10692 i
. 25 Washington St. _ So Norwalh
Prompt Delivery.
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Attorneys at Law
PAIEN TS
~ A. M. Wooster, Late Examin-
.’ ‘ ' er U. S. Pat. Office
F. H. Bowersock, r3 years
- practice N. Y. City
SeCuritv Building, 1115 Main
St BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Book'et On Patents
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:” the reliability of the
,. $12.50 up
_tli~aeaortrnent.. It will pay
Tuesday’s Specials
SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS ............. . . . 20¢
RIB VEAL CHOPS .................. ' ...... 22¢
LOIN VEAL CHOPS. ..... 23¢
sxx FANCY GRAPE FRUI'I‘ FOR .25.;
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST. 13 MAIN ST.
South Nor-walk. Phone 1180. Norwalk. Phone 88x.
Specials for Tuesday
.SHOULDER STEAK .. 13¢
FRESH SHOULDERS ............ 13¢
LEG on LAMB .............. 22¢
BEEF LIVER .. ., . .. . ...... 12¢
KALE ................... 20mm. .
ORANGES . .,..... ........ ¢l0 30¢tlul.
GRAPE FRUIT. ...... . ...... 4 m 25¢¢ l0 8 or 25¢
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
South Norwalk. Norwalk.
PHONE 909 PROMPT DELIVERY
Great @e Tea .Co.
124 Washington Street
A&P FLOUR, “None Better" . 51,25 lag
BEST BUTTER .............................. 41¢ lb.
MAINE POTATOES .. . . . .“ ..... 49¢ peck
Delicious Creamery Butter. a lb. .................. 38¢
Pure Lard, 3 lb. .................................. 19¢
FrEsh Roasted Coffee ......... .1 lb. 21¢ 5 lbs. $1.00
Fancy Mixed Tea, at lb. ............ p ........... .27¢
Uneeda Biscuits, a pkg. ................ '. 4¢
Pure Tomato Ketchup 3 bOttles .. ...... 25¢
A". STULL
24 Cottage Street. East Norwalk.
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13 lbs. Granulated Sugar St
DOdge County Brand Peas .............. 2 cums for 25¢
Superba Brand Sugar Ccrn ............ 2 cans for 25¢
Golden SantOs Cofiee. .......... ll). 20¢. 5 lbs. for 95¢
lag $1.30. Bbl- $10.35
Bag $1.35, nu. 310,75
Crown Aster' Brand Flour . . .
Pillsbury’s or Junes’ Flou..
Snell & Simpson’s Milk Crackers, lb. .............. 10¢
Munogram Rye Whiskey (Our Leader), bot. ,_ 90¢
Tezor Brand Cocktails ......... 35¢, 65¢ and $1 00
.1 BUY YOUR WINES HERE FOR CHI-WAS
LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
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deal gifts for absent friends. in many styles and subjects The latest in Christmas Cards, Calendars
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ll0lll GEORGE REMI-
lllHll HAVE I 00”)
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on: N lessen,
are membei’a of nelther House,
whom seats must be found. are tak-
ing over their chines and will conduct
them as though all official formalities
‘ had been complied with. These mem-
' hers, however. will not be able to up-
penr before the House‘of Commons ii
llonlorrOW..and It Is expected the 303- '
i SIO‘I will be a. formal one. The state
nun: concerning
policy. to be
George
house at Commons and Lord Curran
,ln the House of Lords. probably will
be postponed until Thursduv,
the vote of credit is moved.
A Strong policy In regard to the
control
man-power is looked for.
l-‘ormer Premier Asquith and
' followers
(benches to the left of the speakers
The Independent Labor Party. “hose
members are avosed peace ndro
. elites, also will cross to the Opposition
islde. thus creating a visible split in
~thb Labor Party in opinion on current
‘lssues. .
The. Nationalists will decide their
attitude at a meeting called. for to-i
mom-ow.
the Irish claims with emphasis, do
'lnnndlng changes it! the Irish admin-
istration and the release at Irishman
arrested during the rebellion.
O'lclal announcement Was
limit the premier ans nutter-ins tromi
la severe chill and that on the advice
of his physicians he was remaining
indoors
Premier Lloyd George has sent the
1 following to all members pt the limits
at Commons. it was omcially announe
ed today:
"The
the but: c' forming a government. l
have carried out the commhnd. I had
hoped to make a at:
House on Tuesday.
humble. on Tuesday fl. poms
in is fit will -
TRISTRAM a HYATT‘ *-
Norwalll’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Our Annual Bock Sale
15 BIGGER AND BETTER THAN EVER BEFORE INCLUDING STANDARD FICTION, BOOKS FOR BOYS
AND GIRLS AND JUVENILES
50 Cents---COPYRIGHTED NOVELS---50 Cents
BEAUTIFULLY BOUND AND WELL PRINTED, AND INCLUDING MANY OF THE SUCCESSES
PAST SEASON.
The. Winning of Barbara Worth
Red Pepper Burns
Contrary Mary
The Face of Jennie Brice
Mary Midthorne
Roast B\eef Medium
The Romance of a Plain Man
The SeVenth Noon
Flower of the North
The Rice M Roscoe flame
The Shop Girl ‘
The Howard: Story
The Destroying Angel
The Eye of Dread
The Power and the Glory
World's End
The Valiantc of Virginia
The Banner
Old Lady No. 31
Heart of the Blue Ridge
Peg 0' My Heart
The Awakening of Helena Richie
The Prodigal Judge.
Carmen /
Hagar
The Palace of Darkened windows
Mol y Matte—Believe
The lnalde of the Cup
Buck Peter-a, Ranchman
The Miracle Man
The Trail 01 the Lonesome Pine
The Heritage of the Desert
How It Haypened
Making Over Martha
The Know of Diamonds
The Garden of Allah
The Mountain Girl
Rebceca ol Bunny Brook Farm
Freckles
The Giveaways
The Strange Case at Mary Page
The Lone Wolf
Riley Child Rhymes
Riley Love Lyrica
Riley Songs of Friendship
p-“r
250-» Buoks for Boys and Gir's ---25c
Bright. clean stories by favorite authors, including a new Boy Scout series, and many new books for girls.
25c--- Books for Little Children ---25c
Brightly bound and profusely illustrated, including Fairy Tales, Bible and Historical stories simply told for little readers
A Splendid Line of Christmas Books
Seals.
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and the ministers who
for
noon.
Alice,
the government’s
made by Mr. Lloyd
or Mr. Bonar Law in the
when
of sh'pplng. mines. food and
his
will Occlllll' Opposition
it is probable they will press
made.i
today. ,
kin; has animated me with
till the
dit‘to.
lno
morning In the court mom in
Town Assembly» Hall Building from
elelen a. m.,
dlourncd until two o 'clock this after
Owing to
the meeting was not opened
learly 11:30 a. m. President Dr. Wu
:Washifietqn St;
READ THE TITLES:
The Last Trail .
Their Yesterdays
A People‘s Man
Black is White
Fralr Truck
Dr. David
Dave's Daughter
Greytrlare Bobby
The Harvester
The Mountains
The Mauntaine
The Wild Olive
Unto Caesar
The Spoilers
1’. Tembarom n
Ariaona
The Blue Wall
God's Country and the Woman
The Watchers 0! the Plains
The Wood Fire in No. 3
The Tempting ot Tavemahe
Partners of the Tide
The Hidden Children
The Garden Without Walls
Martha ByttheDay
meek of Scotland Yard
A Girl of the lebet‘ Lost
A Court at Inquiry
Joyce of the Northwooda
The Light oi Western Stare
Tlte Spirit of the Border
The Way of the Strong
The Shepherd'of the Hills
The Twins of Suflering Creek
The Way.Way Trlll
Yhe Dea‘red Woman
The Patrol of Sun Dance Trail
The Second Violin
Tess of the Storm Country
The Wind Before the Dawn
The Ne‘er_ Do Welt-
Anaoue of Allan Water
Perch ol the Dewil
Galfinn of Dan Matthews
The Window at the White Cu
Riley Songs of Home
filllflllll Will"
the own towns.
until one p. m. .. and then
a slight
unlllnl present.
of Ridgefleld called the H.
meetinz and the minutes of the lust then read by that. gentleman. 1‘
‘ Our store is bright and attractive with the new popular shades of Christmas Footwear.
‘ Ladies‘ Boudo-Tr Slippers in many colors, Satin Slippers. Mules. padded sole. no heels. easy to
slipjnto. Felts. with or without heels, run with ribbons or trimmed in fur;
Men‘s and Beys' High and Law Cut Soft Kids, Feltshand Moccasins. 4
Children‘s Leather Slippers like daddy‘s: also Felts and Moccasins:
For the little tots. Puss in Boots.
Q's-EIWOOd cu, Glover- .
,The Trail of the Axe
in 1mm. meeting more read b) Stile
lnr_\ Charles ll. Dilworth and accept»
ed by the lul‘et'ng.
Dr. Allee urged that cv-
cry director exert llimSell‘ lo the lit
most in getting new supporters for
.lhc organization, which judging from
'llle shouing of last year. according
inconvenience ‘ lo the president are badly needed just
The report of the secretary,(‘l1arlerl
llilworth, for the past your win?
“an
Gazelle Building
OF THE
Rose of Pamela
Betty lane
The Well m the Deselt
The Mischief Maker
The lost World
The Way of Ambitldn
The Place Beyond the Winds
The Vanished Messenger
A Wall of Men
The Princess, Passes
The Eyes of the World
The Man in Lonely Land
Kmn f
Barbara ol the Snows
The Mountame
What Will People Say?
The Street of Seven Stars
The lntrigum
The Forest
The Cabin
That Printer of Udell's
A Son of the Hills
The Ramroddera
Toe Danger Mark
of6ikgT N QbNLtb otsw A‘HIKG
Barnahetta
The Twenty.Fourth of June
The Girl Who Lived in The Woods
The Rocks of Valpre
Daddy Long Legs
Innocent
The Vallev of Fear
Britton of the Seve‘th
The Treesul'e of Heaven
Ame of Green Gables
Mrs. Red Pepper
Bambi ,,
The Red Lane 5
The MOuntain Girl
A Spinner in the Sun
Cap'n Warren's Ward
Riley Farm Rhymes
RUG) Songs 0‘ Cheer
RLIey Songs of Summer
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Labels Tags and
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upon in itself “In brief. .\ll.l in
north also gave a brief uccounl -.
the budget for the coming year. .m-
both of these reports were llCCt’jllm'
3.
1 Dr. Alice then made a short ud-
fARM BuREAu "Elsidress to the members In which be (‘OIIMY AKFM Samuel J. Writ:
.urged the continuation of the good “7|? ‘l“‘il ("l'l'Vl "ll“ll 3"" 0 "1‘0!"
fwork already started by the lmroau.‘ ‘ _ . .-...
rand urged the directors especially to ‘ _"’““ —.'
1‘)“. annual IIIPGIIIIE 01 u“. Filli‘ilt‘lll mkp more of an m ”my :\ ‘lltlllllllalllllg'ttllllilllllre' “its lll'
rm Bureau was held lhls'll'ork and to boast the burr-ind in their “I’P‘WW‘rm ““an “l l" “5‘ 01' 1’"
posed candidates for olilce next yuan
but RI 12245 the (‘olllltllllee ban 1...
yet retlfii’led. and after hearing sillll-
remarks from various members of l' .
organization, dealing for the mo»
part. with the milk problem of l.«
Hate, it was voted to adjourn-1m .
two o'clock this afternoon
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