evening hours an
Misnodisoounton
. is greet yet there’s
panic now in sight al-
iw its getting late.
Last winter cost was count-
“ s most sttractive loan,
borrowers were many, but
in ”hope such times have
Keep your reserves in-
we say, some stock with.
your vault-emergencies
yet arise if our deposits
THE '
ERRIS
“CONTENT
ASBESTOS STOVE LIN-
ING AND FURNACE
CEMENT
PROOFI CEMENT
NONE BETTER
HOST CONVENIENT
84 WASHINGTON LIT.
flERSHFIELD S
Daily Trips Between
orwalk and New Y ork Clty
AIN Obi-ICE. lL.’ WATER STREET
South Norwalk. Conn.
Telephone 294.
NEW V'OnK CITY OFFICE.
434 Sixth avenue,
PHONE FARRAGUT 798
.ud We will Iiill 9, ( we of )(llll l-‘xpress
gut you. We haw l-Ilvcll of the best
Trucks in the .~t..lto Also. ilydraullc'
Thrk city. Let them lullldlc you!
weight and 9.\Pl9.~>‘, and thus keep it
”.y from the CUIIRIPflt ll tc rIIl.Iluls
7’ We Haul Anythinti
Anywhere
“fin Job Too Large or Too
Sm ll
Your shipotellls Ilre l-ntrusled t
Wtent employee only.
“ receipt is alien and obtained it
:1 goods handlld
"Stone or write tor our rates we cat,
c you time and nlonej.
GHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
at All Kinds.
DDED VANS for Long Distance
Furniture Moving.
s
'IITRED OAK COALM'
re only one.
in a. bushel and you'll buy a
EFFRON
‘ East Norwalk.
Tel. 441
x ._.__
JUNK!
for rags, paper, metal and
iron. Just call up. Highest
paid for Second hand Auto-
\
88.
H. FEI DMAN
“Brit! geSt., E Nor. Tel. 1176-2.
Artistic Dentistry
fie making Of bridge work and
. work, the regulation and
repair of teeth, are matters
require THE HIGHEST
0F SKILL. They need
is as well as intelligence.
iort of thing is OUR
. ;, to which we have de-
m life's energies. We can
you of the BEST work pos-
.ll. Mallory
50. Main St.
tli Nos-walk
s.ni.to8p In.
I s by .Abnolntment
m that “mass
- s
r
. ; bert D. Morgani
MTG EXPRESS'
It‘ _\uu me in It lllttly, )llst phone us ‘
mp TI'LUII s Till I tIIItrat-Itll's' Work. .
Our Trucks Illulic daily trips to New '
'amin Hershfielfl “rm .
Hon can always get the highest-
3%
HELP'I'HEFUEL
murmur NMWCNMW
says:
storInwindows”!
your house by eliminating cold
tokeepthehousewominthe
permit perfect ventilation.
lflw
“nelstionslluslmmrsslisssthstshrn
ssnountolooslossheavedlsytbsissisllstiensfsir-doorsI
. .“ud sdvocstsssuoh installstin the
somess'wedoproper'tlringnethods and 1:me
boilers.” a“
ADMINISTRATION
STORE WINDOWS AND STORI DOORS
cut down coal bills, increase the comfort and heslthfulness of
floor drafts, mske it possible
severest winter weather and
lb.
l
PREPARE POE WINTER—ORDER NOW.
The Hatch E; Bailey Co.
Ford
Chevrolet
Overland
Oak
Hudson
land
Anchor Winter Tops.
WINTER TOPS
Chalmers
Chandler
DISTRIBUTORS
1360-Telephones—2011
Oldsmobile
Maxwell
Dodlze
Bulck
Sharrcr Winter Tops
{aiwma
Mm
..- ._.m ..--..‘m
Schultze’s Thu
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l “s. a 0." noussss ...................... Ilse—zoo can
i KARO svaur .................................. 16c can
rsncv runs, LIMA on BAKED BEANS ......... 15c can
TUNA FISH .......................... . 220—35c can
All Kinds of Pickles, Relishes, Stuffed and Plain Olives,
and Other Appetizing’ ,Dainties.
Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets
rsday Specials
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N ORWALK. SOUTH N ORWALK.
' United States License NO. 17.903.
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bottom. The savings affected
you in price reductions
l
expense.
CERIES.
83 and 85 Washineton St.
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Economy is the Watchword
We have tiliminated all unnecessary expense in the con-
duction of our business and l swered all prices to absolute rock
i ’ charge accounts, bookkeeping and free delcery are offered
We still will deliver orders upon pay-
ment of 5 per cent. of the amount thereof to defray delivery
You owe it to wine]! to pay us a visit today.
GENUINE BARGAINS IN ALL STANDARD GRO-
|
" BALLOONS FREE FOR THE CHILDREN.
t A. F. Beckmann & Co.
Incorporated
i THE NORWALKS LEADING GROCERY
through the elimination of
Phone 1405.
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Thirty Majority For
Republicans In Weston
‘WESTON, Not. 6.— Tllilti Ilcpubli
'nn Inujolity was lecmded Ilth yes
terday. The vote was: Holcomb. 'l‘:
Spellacy, 43. Wilson, 73: Lockwood,
43. Perry, 72: Brooks, 44. Gilpatric,
72; Avery, 44. Webster, 72; Pinney,
44. Healey, 72; Hewitt, 44. Merritt.
71; Peck, 45. I’oase,'72; Vollmer, 44
For Senator: Dillon, 73: Shelton. 44.
For judge of probate: Bradley, on both
tickets, 116. For Representatives: Ell
Wakeman, 71; William 1’. Mckwooll
46.
WestpOrt Also Holcomb
By 172 Majorlty
“‘ES’I‘I'UR'L Nov. 6.--Yesterday's
\ote was. as follows: Holcomb, 385‘;
Spellat‘y.llli. “ilson. 383: Lockwool
2n. Pom. 1.83; Brooks. 211 Gllpst-
rte 38:}; .Aiery 211.\\'ebster. 383:,
l’inney. 212. lleule) 382: Hewitt 21:;
Merritt. 380: Peck, 215. Posse, 831::
\‘ollmo-r.‘.‘l'n. Senator: JonnB. Dillon.
391: Edwin ll.8helton.‘1fl.dtll¢e OI
sunsets: its-sell mm. both this;
“I r are:
a... ....._—-..__.__ _.
AS GOOD AS NEW
'i‘h:..‘.' Ihc will: we make that
lloi'll old Ill‘t‘ of yours. Our
\ulIIlllizcl-s do ponders with
and inner tubes.
oftcll “tables, the life
til-rs. Isn't it more
llltllllllllll’l’ll to pay us for good
\‘lill‘illltlln: than to buy new
tilt: 't‘riltl‘t'llllly now when tlu‘.
(‘tt:~l at new till-s llloullls daily '3
NORWAIII SUPPIY SHOP
“on. shoes
ltotlhlcs,
(ll )tllll'
. .. ”my
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29 Wall St. Norwalk
New Canaan Again
Goes Republican
NEW I‘ANAAN, Nov tI.~ Yostol-
day‘ :4 total \ote was 549.1‘hele was
one tote lead rm the Socialist. Satin}-
ist Labor and Citizen ticket. Clllll'lcs
Williamson, of Dorian, received a. ma-
Jority of 145 votes for Repl'l‘esentutivt
over CIIII§IIfln Swaltz/ The Vote “as
353 to 20 Henry W. Glegory was
elected on both tickets as judge of
probate Lewis Provost received 299
votes for Representative and his l.-.)em
celatic opponent, Cornelius G. Taylor.“
‘ 266
The State vote tins as follows: ilol-
(ODID .l'l’ti Spellllcy.201. Wilson,366:
Lockwood, 209 Pelly 369; Brook»,
204. Gilpatllc, 364; Avery, 209. “'e b
stel. 370; Finney. 204. Henley, 3672
Hewitt. 204 Merritt 362: Peck. 21'.
l’case, 353, \‘Ollmer, 214.
...—......
SAY NOT!
...—
l'
Sou make a dozen mistakes A star.
don‘t vou? [lot that doesn't
you from capacitor your with to misc
Mn
Met. «kn-«I It? 4.th
-. W m
Without-stretching
WILTON, \III I. Tim III-n.‘
“it"! Rrpulslu'all lIlI'H' to ulkn half
its Rumbllrau warmly cul down ton;
sidrIabl) )lstrrday That part} call
to"? tote. and III.‘ Illllot‘l‘illa ls‘l'i'ldi
ed 121 \IIII-s llulwulb'.» \uu- Ins'
173. Stu-Hue) lL'l, “distill l7". IIMI'A;
wood lL’tt, I’rn) lTl Brook: llf‘, II'IL;
pall‘lt‘k loll, AVI'I‘.‘ llf'. .‘Icl'rill to?”
Peck 123 i’casp It. Vullunr lL’li. ;
( ‘hal'lr-s (I Kalil: Ind nae tltt ml "it“ i
slnlaliw by IT: llclttlllng l‘-‘.,lol
Sllollg (‘tmstuc k b\ 4n majlilllt lieu
l\ \\ lilifllll’t nus Ilelltd (Ill both;
ll'lli‘s‘lh it: jullgr ol probate
Governor. _
.I'\ll’ill.~ .\I Hull'tmb r ..lI3
{I'llltltt'ds .I_Sllo-l‘I‘tt,\_tl ..H
‘ lieutenant Governor. _
l'lll‘lulll II. \\'Il:.IIll. I ll
i‘llul‘ltw ll Lockutuld. II I'_'tll
Secretary. l
Flt-tlcl'ltk 1. Pin). l ..lTI;
Huh) I, IiltllI\-. ll ..... it“):
Treasurer. l
l'. V. IIIIpItIIII‘II. I‘ . lli‘J
-t‘. 'l' \\4"} ti llft
IJHIIII l‘. .\lt‘l‘.lll‘z), >
Comptroller.
.\l. t', \\'t- In“ I' t. ..ll'v‘J
l7. Ii. I'Illlll'\ d , , l'_'||
Attorney General
II'.l nil ll lltalol l’ ,.. it‘A'
Ill-Allison HitAlit It lltt
Representative in Congress.
Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
The Result ls Never in Doubt
If purchases are made a
SEPARATE DRESS SKI
t this store.
For over a quarter Of a century we have pursued the same business policy
of selling only reliable merchandise in every grade at a fair price.
SEASONABLE GOODS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
FUR MUFFS AND NECK PIECES '
STYLISH SUITS AND COATS
SWEATERS FOR WOMEN. MISSES'AND (‘HILDREN
RTS OF SILK OR CLOTH
N ICE WARM BLANKETS AND COM FORTABLES
x- "“s .
.--—.m—‘m
. - lt'9 ' '
ftl‘llu‘l'll 1151mm I IIIIIIIII 1,37 BATH ROBES FOR BK. AND LITTLE LADIES
i Sherm l
'Siltlttl, I'I 'lM t' . It}?
'\\ llIiIlIlI \'"IIlI|lIIl d. .......... 1‘3"» . v.-- _ > . fl __ _ . ._ My“ _ ...—P. . -
it | l‘, “ “Senator . John H. llollnlau ll ............... 1:78 slructiuns l-IlIInot bt' gll'en him. The
7"(l| H H N.\ I IWUIMI' ' ”I Paul ll. l‘oumly. ll. ...];34 matter is up to him. Two-thirds or
t final” .‘ H“ I ' ' """" ..., ~sluuuel C Shaw, lI ..I:;7 less of his normal supply of coal in
l m' H“ 2,“:"" fl Probate """"" " Jl'STlt‘lI S ()i’ Tlll‘ l E Al‘ I). the cellar is the spur. ()lll'diulletlll; r e er 0
m_ n, w ,3? ,°‘. _ M d' ...,., \t‘illiaml}. my... I: ....ltl NO. 3 will help him and motto Int 0 e
l ”I” ' ANN!" ' ‘l 1 ...-. ' John Muennich. R. .. ...... . ,Iitt these hale ltlleadv be: u distributnl.
Immng mm mire-[nu Ives. 1"0 prelim-wk A. Judd, ll .............. 14;, if] the lhomekeepersli] Wild do all well 2;; bl F
< ‘1 ' """"""" 3. Abraham lz. llaructt .ll', ll ........ 149 t a union actum as one cannot I)
a - . t. . ........... I _. . - ,
‘ “m“ SL‘:,::‘;;“',‘,‘2 pme ' Joel (I. llhu‘lcy, ll ............. ...146 (Ill should amid trouble. ' (“Wilda 8 “TS
, . . 4.. . . ........ ' ..... ‘ 69 Joel Gode'C’y. I) ...... ‘ ............. 139 ‘ i
i3.7.3.3“!Iliuicltllo'n' 'r ............ Ititt ”Mil" ”unit“. I’ --------------- m TWENTY-SIXTH DISTRICT- pun, NECKPIECES AND
Sllcrwl ml l‘. I‘Illt'll't‘.~ll'l', r ........ loll Rufus 5' Lyon. 1’ """"""""""" 13? \V'illiamson. Swill-t2.
;\\'illialll ll. llumcr. l . .......... 1039 ”EPA" “,“i‘lm‘x” ------------- 1"" - . Rep. IMII. MUFFS IN LARGE VARIETY
l‘llnl‘lt~.~ I“. I:t|4*|l[lIP_ l ........... Iti'J “ Illluln I ‘ hanltml. h """"""" “II Ilm‘lcn . . . . ... I 306 164
t \\'i-ll\ll~l' .l lull ls, l' .......... lull NFW Canaan ......I. 353 209 To SELECT pnom_
l'l'llIIIImI I'. union, d ........... I27 STATE SOFT COAL Q3133“ ' """""" 11%; “If?
'IIIH‘IIIH'I S, llaylllolltl. II ...l‘." \ fl 1 v I ... I. . . ...,»
jl-I. llllyd Smith. ll ............... 127 blTUATION LAD) .. ' - - ‘. mm
,l’lmtt lt‘. lllIllllIn, It ......... 1:7 “ '*‘ ~ Tomi .‘...fl......._..2ool 199; l
in‘l‘l'ltl‘l t' Minot. .1 ......... 1:7 (I'ltlllillllttl Fl‘utll First Inge) “1 19") “tlllimls‘ ("wt plurality.
5Two to One For lIolcOmh'
' So Ridg‘elield Went
IIIln:l~:I«'ll~:l.ll. Nm o; This um.
M'ent ltcpllblil-au hy lilo to one 2h
\oles l'lll' Holcomb and till lol‘ Slit-i
Ian. ’l‘llc It \u- to l\\tl \Oll' s It” 1- mil.
dates on thc t‘itisenx tilko-t ouo- lul
Spelling and mu fol \‘I'lllltillI llll Sl- ll
alul (ll IIlt ciL'ht NDIIIIGIS toll-s
counted III. Ill't‘ \\t‘lt‘ licouhllcau lllltI
‘Illl’i‘t‘ lh tum rails. 'l‘llt ll‘ \H'l‘l' ill) Dctui
'tlt'l'TlIll' llttllllllt't.~ l'ol' justices oi IIlt‘
pcllcc. 'l‘ht \‘llIl‘ w:l:~ :ln' ltlllou’s:
GOVERNOR.
Marcus ll lltIlt'lIIttlI. ll ............ ‘Jlo
TIlHllllt.~ .l. Spclllu \ l) ..lL't
I II I l h\ \\ l tItW III i.\t)ll
<l‘lIlItIld ll, “ii on ll.............'.'lti
(‘lII'II‘lt‘s ll. IIIIt'kutltItl, ,I) ........ l.‘\
SECRETARY.
l-‘l'cdcl'ic'lI l.. l‘clty. ll. . . I . . .. .Blli
Harry I. Monks. I) ......... . ..... 1‘25
' 'l‘lll-IASl'lll‘Ill:
G. llllruld liilpltlrick. R. . . . . . . . .247
l‘lIIlI‘lcs S. .\\|'I“\'. l) .............. '.'T
l‘t).\ll"l‘ll(}|.lIl-Ilt.
Morris t‘ Vl‘lohstll. It.............‘.'l\
(‘hlllll s It. l'IIIIIc v. I) .............. I it;
.tT’l‘OllNDY- ‘Il. NF ll I‘ll.
Frank F. llclllc). ll .............. L’lti
Harrison ill-wilt, l) ............... 11h;
REPRESENTATIVES IN CONGRESS.
Schuyler .\lcl'ritl, ll ............... 1242‘.
Lester 0. l‘cck. l) ................ lS‘Il
t‘Ol'N'l‘Y SHERIFF.
Simeon l'raw. ll .................. its
\A'illiam \‘ollnlcl'. l) ............... l‘.‘ti
' SENATOR.
Hurray l‘. lllsscll. R. . . . . . . . . . . . . .331:
Daniel S. Sanford. D .............. lift
Jl‘lK‘IE OF l’lltlllA’l‘l-I.
George G. Knapp, R .............. 2lT
Georgi- (l. Knapp, l) .............. 12t‘l
. lll-Zl‘llESl'INTIt'I‘lVHS,
Jesse L. llcncdict, R .............. 244
William (T. llm'llitc. R ....... -. . . . . .247
Harry 1). Huh. [I ................. 133
Ernest O. Wilson, I) .............. lI‘II
JI'STit‘ES OF THE PEACE.
Louis 1.. \‘alden, R ................ 241'.
Samuel H. Nichols. ll ............. 24.1
' l7l'siluls 0. Mohr. ll ............... 2U
Samuel A. ('00. ll................245
. ll. Sllll'ges Scllcclt. R ............. 2-45
..2lz'i
(Icurgc II. Rtlt‘ku'clI. R
:Redding For Holcomb
Majority Only
ItliltlllNG. Nov. li.~ ll)" ll majority of
only ‘32 Volts Rodding went for llol-
comb. the light hcing cluse. Tile Re-
publican head of the ticket received
139 Votes and tho llcllIOcl'utic head
137:
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GOVERNOR. l
Marcus ll. llolcoml), ll ............ 1:39
Thomas J. Spelltlcy. D ............ 1:17
LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR.
Clifford B. Wilson, R .............. .7.
Charles D‘. Lockwood, l) .......... 140
SECRETARY.
Frederick L. Perry. ll ............. 156
Harry 1.. Brooks. l) ................. 9.?
TREASURER.
G l-ialolli (ltlpatric, R ............ 153
(harles S Avery. l) .............. 13s
COMPTROLLER.
\forrls (‘. WebsteI-R, ............ 1 Ill
[(‘halles ll. Pinney l) ............. l.‘.
g \TTORNEY GENERAL.
Frank P Ilellley. R, ............. l5?
'lHarrison llew.llt II ............... 1: ts
REI’Rl-LV‘IEN'I‘ATIV P lhil l‘ONtIRl-‘er
IScbuyler Merritt. It ........... ...l..l
Lester 0. Pork I) ................. 14"
I snemn
lsllneon Posse. It ....... . .......... t...
‘wmlun Volt-er. D. . ............. ls
SENATOR '
pillow r. lit-sell. I .............. 1::
3. Word. D ...... . ...... I“
«IMHO!
‘ I I 0 - r I “
MW
"' hows or. hu
5 are at mantel-turn- and their or“?
. 1.293.
I‘ll Illlitl muting ulll hu III-ll :llIm‘c llli’
tllltml
"It is :lmlulcllt that Illis Mltlllt. ur-
I'HIIIIDIIkIII‘II lli 'l't‘llpl'mllllcnts. euro and
t'llllllllllll M'llM', and without ill iln\'
\tlli' l‘lll‘IlIIIIll' production. I‘clll'csollts
all much lttlli;lll llt‘IWt't'Il want and
llchItI" <;lili IIH' t'ltllil'l‘tllllttll III\I
<illns‘ flllllutltlt‘illll'll' "l‘olIIIo-l-tlI-ut
IlIIll- liulltl‘tlll‘. l‘IIIIlll :t >llltl'c III Illi>
.pltllllill \\I‘YI(. rim-c IIlt‘ cltulltccl
l'li 'Illvcl‘~ lit? ll'l.~ III\I>IIIII hull no small
part ill illitilllllll: .Ivlll l'ol'lllullltllllz lllt‘
national IIUIll‘)."
'l‘hc illslIcl-tl‘oll ultltl. ll Illls'sllid. is
now ill ltlll'l‘lllllln ill tu‘cnlyslx
stlltns. Connecticut was tlw firsl slow
to IIIIIDIDI it. .\ l'cllrl-srlntlllil‘c (II' II!“
Fl llcrul Fill-I \dlllinistl‘tl‘iun, uhcll :lt
IIIA‘ officls tl“ thc t‘tlnnrclicIIt Admin-
istl‘lllion rem-nth. >:llil that this
riflll"~ lllllllinisllllliro unainl-ol-E wow
\\'|‘II ill tho It all in work done and Ii“
stills LN'l‘llllllIIIhht'lI.
“'l‘llc l-llu-l‘tul l‘llttllt'l'illlllll of :l \‘t‘|‘\
larlzo part .It' tlli- Ilst-rr‘ of coal in lul-
llI\\'lIIl: tlIt' IIIIIII III" ”In lI‘lll-l AIIIIIIIIIS
trillion lclldlnl: Ill o-l'lmlullv in tho us:
”I l‘llltI I‘IIF IN‘l'll lllostIIn'zllitl'lut' :llld
hlls llltltll» [IOHSIIIII' lllc llll'lzc Sluillll'
Iht' l'tlllM'l'\l|II0ll tII\Ir‘Itlll'I-i ll--lloulicc-
lIlI‘llI colllilltIr-d. "I1 is also II matter
of lllllt'll Ill‘tlIiIIt'llIItIll In find so lllllllI',
plants in such it“ cxct-llcnt condition
us to I-lIl-ciw ll \crr llluh rutlnz.
To dutc. tuclltyollo of t‘lillllccli-
cut's industrial plants have roIl-oivcli
II ration of tn‘cl' {to nor cent, on a hit.“-
is of mu llt'l' cont, lttl' a perfect plant.
'l‘lwsc plants :ll‘l‘
l. l‘omlcctictll Licht & l'owcr (To.
Waterbury. 9.x pcr cont: 2. Hartford
Electric Light t‘o. tllutch l‘oilltl it”!
1-2 per cent; It. N:llltlhlll\I“0llIlllR llox
t‘o., Now Haven. 97. pcr cent: 4. Stun-
ley Rule Slew! t‘o. tIIItIllI IIlllnll New
Britain fit per cent; .1. Connecticut
Mutual Life illslll'zllll-c (‘11.. Hartford
til; l 1‘ per cent; t'I. American Ill-ass Co.
t'\\‘atcl'htlr_v ill'llss llr.) it? per ccnt.’
T. Bridgeport Tlrnss i‘o., lnltllll plantl
Bridgeport. 9:} nor cent It (‘ huso Roll-
int: Mill. \\‘lltcl~hul'.\'. 0.". [ltr cont;
(‘llencv Brothers, South Manchester.
9:: per ccllL: lll. hinders, Fl‘:ll‘}' d-
t‘lilt'k. .\‘c\\'.l’.rit:liu. lt:l llcl' t‘cnt.; ll
ileulillclon Arms. l‘ .\l (i ('0, lll'ldur-
port. {if} pcl' tcnt.: l2. \moril-ull “raw
(‘0. tt‘oo llrnrs Rut 'i‘lll'rinmolt. it:
Her Point; lit. llltl'tl'm'tl Rnlllml' “mks"
Hartford. 'ItT,’ I-cl' cont: ll. E. A. Mal
levy 8v Son. Tinnlmrv. 0‘? pol cent:
New Hn\cll ("as Lillht Co. New lint
on. 9‘! per cont: it}. Sh-flll-ltl Stimuli-
to School t\\'iulhe.~tcl Illllll \‘pu Ha
“111.92 Ilt‘l' (‘11le 17 Yale s; Towuc
Itianulncttllin: Co St :Imfmd ll? our
tent: IS. l7ndeiwood Ti’oomitcr (‘0.
IIztl‘IIOH’I. lit per (out 19 lIItclIIation-
at Silvel (‘0. It‘nc‘lmv E m pol cent:
20 International Tmtile inc. Br-ldno
llOlI,91 pol (-e.:nt ‘l I‘lillllll Rock-
“ell Nell "lumen til IIol com.
Thou am also It llllsze nulnbel of
plants whose latincs ale between $0
and 90 per lent” and with the inStall-
ution of contemplated economies.
mnnv or these will soon be able to at-
tain a much hinhor pel lontagc " said
the diilsions illlllttllntht‘mf‘ni “Re III
spectlon will he made. and plants re
rated as soon as substantial lllllp'me
luenls ale introduced: '
Division ottll'lllls sold It was too
soon to form um idea as to how- on
fer-the their efforts to save coal in
home this winter would he The tilt
nation rcs'ordinl hunt cool sills not
snilsfat'tort, it use sddlld
“it was so with mil ,mal I; II I
months am The soft moi illhlbfl.
It'd-ll chanted be Ilse
at their VOW.“ Whether line has!
mu situation It" lawn norm
My low I innit-Ir tor
minim”
its-ls- WW I I .
MW
Specials tor
This Week
J ACOBY’S
Dependable
Clothes for Men,
FROM 5 TO 7
Veal Cutlet ............. 32c lb.
Veal Chops ............. 24c lb.l won‘len and ’
Stew Veal ............. 19c 11). I
Corned Beef ........... 18c up Children
Sirloin Steak or Porterhouse '
Steak ---------------- 28° “*5. CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
Pressed Ham ........... 25c 1b.!
Frankfurters ........... _25c lb ' ‘
Bologna ............... 25c lb ~ ~ "
John B. Risko
MEAT MARKET
5 LEXINGTON AVE.
Full Line in
Meats, Groceries,
Delicatessen and
Fresh Vegetables
3lbsSa-urkraut25c
C. l). Charnoki
a) NOBTllE MAIN STREET
SPECIALS
For This Week
SPERRY 86 BARNES‘ PORK.
9. lb. ................. 29c
LIBBY‘S CON. MILK,
a can .......... ' ...... 12c
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
in bottles ............. 10c
WON—Hymns brand,
tsll siso .............. 200
i
A. STULL
Automobile
Repairing
Jigh Grade Work a
Specialty
Official Service for
'Chevrolel, Maxwell
and Graham Bros.
Trucks
Ford Repairing and Parts.
Wrecks Towed in any dis-
[once
Austin ’stiaraglc
Plion Beaview Ave.
1|A ET NORWALK
NEW CLASSES BEGIN
MONllAY EVENING.
BEGIN THIS WEEK IF
POSSIBLE
The U. 5. Civil Service Com.
mission requests us to call your
attention to its necessity of se-
curinz suitable clerical help—T
Especmily those trained In
Iboflhsnd and Typewriting.
Norwalk Chronicler