,. Seventeen aP-
, aid a kind and
get—much better
feared. She sent
sonic shining Coal to
‘ pad out our bins—we
give her credit for this fact,
target her other sins. We’re
thankful to our patient friends
who’ve been so good to wait
_ .and now we'll fill those or~
ders though perhaps
:(ornewhat late.
. We wish you all a happy
year, good health and money
new place in the sun for
very one—and overhead the
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CMPANY
' Urrs AND OVERCOATS
NEW MODELS
3310 $12.50. $15 no
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Grey Suede
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High-cut shoes for women.
whose shapely, new features.
unform harmoniously to the
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article you have purchased.
This means quick, careful, intelligent and honest hand-
urBusiness
To demonstrate that price is not cost! That cost can only
be determined by the length and quality of service render-
ed. To ctr-operate with our customers in securing profit.
able service which after all is w
lumber, flooring or shingles, th
eration for the article.desired.
article will, give. When we guarantee service, we mean
that it will be profitableto you—the customer. You are.
entitled to something more than the delivery of the
ling of every order entrusted to us.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
soutn nonwnLK, conn.
Policy
hat they pay for, whether
e price is merely a consid-
You pay for the service the
January Clearance Sale ,
Hundreds Saved Hundreds of Dollars Yesterday in This l
Mufis.
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Great Clearance Sale.
What does it mean when record breaking crowds attend
this sale every day? Simply that the news of the remarkable
opportunity for saving has spread until all seem anxious
to take advantage. If you haven't been here yet come to-
morrow. This Clearance Sale~ marks the clean up of all our
winter stocks at deepest price sacrifices. Nothing has been
held in reserve. Every department ofi'ers its best at best
savings. Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Petticoats “and
“Bic PARIS, Cloaks 8r Millinrry
33 So. Main Street, So. Norwalk
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Silk Dresses'TBloves, Blankets and Lace Curtains Cleaned.
H. LYNGE, Prop.
249 State Street
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. 1h.> available supply of skilled labor is.
lcnn supply the Pacific coast clwupm“ .
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wono ABOUT THE CAMERON
AUTO co.
Manufactures One of Largest and
Handeomeet Care Selling
Under $1,300.
The Cameron car is one of the big-
gest and handsomest cars selling to-
day under $1,300. Its light weight
and powerful lnotor'makes it fast and
responsive, and the cars have delight-
ed all who have ridden in them. I
The Cameron company control their
own sources of supply for engi s and
axles, which are the two real y big I
items in an assembly way. Iverything
else is arranged for from responsible
concerns and deliveries are assured-
whcn they want them. The entire an,
rangcnient is almost ideal and pos-l
vessc: the advantages of a complete‘
plant, manufacturing their units them;
selves, without the tremendous invest-l
lllt'lll and production burden being;
carried by the car company. l
’l‘lic advantage of a seaboard lovl
canon. and of Nurwalk in particularly;
are vital ours. The loompany can
saw on labor cost alone approximate-1
ly up per cent. over the cost of the,
car in Detroit or ’l‘olcdo, andi
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unlimited. Morcowr the great ma-
jor-ill of parts and fittings manufact-
urvrs are located in the east, so an;
imporlanl saving in transportation is:
possible on such items as radiators,
“indshicltla, lamps, electrical cquip-
mohl, horns. and olhcr smaller parts.
They can supply cars to the custom
lt‘ll‘lltll‘)‘ at a saving of $20 to $40 a.
car. and owing ,to low through rates,
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NOrwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
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Don’t Miss the WhitcSalc
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear in many models at bargain prices.
10% Off on Tailored Suits and Coats
For ladies, misses and children. A big chance to save money.
LAST DAYS OF THE CLEARANCE SALES f
Fancy Articles, Stationery, Toilet Articles, Window Shades and Curtain Materials.
20% Reduction on the Holiday China
(onlpl-ling with the Panama canal;
than i.« possible from intui'nicdialc
ll‘l'." 01“" lllillll ill Alli?" ““3111?“ ”5 l” ers are already handling tho oaslcrn
a dcalcr‘s standpoinl. as cars are soldl
1‘5 0 ll, factory “I“ ”1“ ”93‘1““."1115‘ ‘. All preliminary work has bccn dono;
Juld lhc l’roiuhl lo llw detail price olil
ti o tar.
OLD WELL COMMANDERY
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lmukt slnpmvnts on the saun- hasis business “.0,” ”NH.“ plants. (him-s Ofllc is Insta ed and Visitors From
W :5 ‘ 1 < " A. . .
’”‘“ "' __. ,as 1hr wcsle-rn maunlacluwrs. lllt’H 1“,“. M.“ \ork Munrhps 1,, handlcl
fiarc slronl: points in their favor l‘rom'm. eastern “frail-,4 m- the bug-“w”,
Hartford and Harlem Enter-
tained
’l‘hc company is in splendid shape‘
'Jo dealers arc in line, no money is'No.956,12191lastowningandinslallcdl
lower. orcr cul'rcnl bills, and the llllilll“0mp0rsl
(in foreign and dmm‘e‘lit' Sill” ”ml rial statcmvnl shows m'cl' ilmwoo of
lill'j‘t‘sl doalcrs' convention in ll
cmmli'y, the New York show, is al lho‘2
company's door, and the factor? is”. mvpsllnvnl will no
ill actual working capital.
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easily reached at that time by "I‘l'lllahl or cquipmcnl.
'l‘ln- t‘amoron company is desirous
rroxplctiw dcalors who can-o l0 soc:
lhr- cars built.
lotalion is ideal as tho company i-‘luggu-ls and no liabilities. The com _ . , .
‘llust one hour from New York, the M“, has machinery. t‘qlllpllll’lll “hmlcm, 3' \' Grand officers Herbert ““d‘aud inlcrt'errcd with. Olllcer Strut.
‘t'illllll‘l‘l‘i'lill hub of the country. 'l‘hw initial “ppm“ all paid for, M, 1m. Joseph Smith, of Hartford,alsoattond-
,mont) received from this point on is‘cd the meeting.
N0 llll‘lll- cnsuin}: year aw:
for
. .to push KR production acliycl)‘ in on.
“If (“XINH‘l llllillll‘S?‘ “f ”19 ('“u‘llr-V‘dcr lo ronlize without delay the hencrl
()ld Well (‘ommandcrx ll. 0. (l. (‘..
There were Visitors present
from the Empire Commander}: liar-
The officers for the
Past Noble (‘onnnamlcr~lmlie l'.._
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Noble (‘onununder—Calhcl'inc Mott.
Vice Noble Commander—Louisc
is llumllotl from New York, “1"] "“llils til llw t‘xlslllli.’ “'itlt’slll‘t‘ud lims- Smilll.
voilo a ho has not handled oxpurl liusl—l,,,.,ju»' which is exertion Hm.“ a mm“.
new from Ohio and Michigan can an, “Hing offm'l upon tho aulmnobilox in-
a New York location. Export buyers;
laticn charges which they haw m.
pay .:my everything clso being olllulll»
this saving alone would bring lbw,
gistration
~ l rot-lulu tlhg lime and monoy savcd by . dusliy.
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‘l'ccl \m‘l’ kt‘only lho inland lrunspor-l INCREASE IN AUTO REGISTRA. -
llAll'l‘lTIlllil), .lan. f.,—'l‘hus far this
'car the incroase
over the some
'l'hal' the cast is the logical place {0‘ llllli is “will”.
build cars is being Mtonstrnlcd by
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POLICE WATCH PICKETS
Further developments occurred a)
I the strike ol‘ the American Hat factory
li'cstcrday. The downtown police N-
a complaint that. some one
:workina in the factory was stopped
.ccircd
ilon was detailed lo watch lbe pickets,
patrolling tho shop and 10 see that no
'lroublo rcsuhod,
lt is rumorcd today that the form
illlcll ol‘ the dcpamncnts ot‘ the factory
were about ready to join the finisn~
91‘s, This will mean llllll twenty more
~llll‘ll would he added to swell the
ranks of the strikcl‘s. if this rumor
is (‘nl'l‘ll‘tl out. :hc rcmaining employ
us will pos<illly drop their work,
DEER KILLED IN THE STATE
llAR’l‘Ftlllll, Jan. Inwl-‘igurws in :‘lo
calllo commission's office, show .36
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