tWe will take you into our
‘ . .‘l'o us the future
humans.
" m the best information
think, we do not believe
“firmsellinlorwalk
mt. lower wages as a ‘ oer-a.
*1 " , also a possible re-
striction of immigration, what
1
a
‘ .s'sthere in eight to make the
'rp‘rice of coal materially lower?
" The answer fs~nothing.
And if the miners should
strike against a reduction of
, wages?
ed for a time longer, building materials of all kinds, including
Lumber, will be cheaper. Students of the situation are well
aware that as compared to other commodities Lumber has,
shown the smallest increase in price during the war, but has
kept pace with other commodities in increased cost of produc-
tion with no possible ehangetomakeanymaterialdecreaseln
con of production at any time soon, there is hardly a pose!-
bility that Lumber as a rule is to be sold at less than present
Prim . - ~12“, ~E hue-4'22”
We have a large and well assorted stock and shall be
pleased to tallt over plans and figures.
The Hatch E: "Bailey Co.
We must overcome the fallacy that if building is MP0” ‘
Service Station
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IGNITION
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tected? Have you a Safe Deposit Box? If not, we cut pro-
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in on:
modern Safe Deposit Vault. ‘ We will also act as custodian of
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Opel s checking account and par vour bills by cheek.
The City National Bank/
South Rorwalk. Conn.
.llnes so as to gin.)
-_outlet for its products with llw
u .g' “n m ,_.--
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MR. INES FAVOIS
RAiL REG 7 fl;
UNDER MAIN Ll N ES
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For example. Mr. Hines suggested
that one regional corporation be {Oml-g
‘ed with the New York Central and».1
AVG" England systems, and smaller‘
«u .. an"... ”-g—
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Tristram ’
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Segre
_ - mu. m. 7, 1919 -»
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lines naturally grouping with them.z
and another of the Pennsylvania and;
Baltimore and Ohio. with smaller,
roads now physically associated with .
'thom. InIthls way, he said. six or.
more regional corporatioun would be
created throughout the country withv
more uniform strength than a multi-
tudc- of smaller companies With wide-V
ly vulyinz strength.
Senator Cumnlins disagreed with
.\ll. Hines in lhw theory that exten-
sion of government control was ne—'
(‘('.“Sill‘}' ‘0 world:- time tor solution
:os' tho question. *
He- said many short lines had :Ufi’
prod sol-erwly by omission from gov-
«-;nmrinl round and guarantee. Mr
Hinvs explained that with the cominZ'
I
-
nt :wacc all Short lines should hr
included In any scheme of felleral
t-onlrol. '
' Rl‘pLflllg In inquiries by Sultan-I ,
Kellogg. of Minnesota. Mr. Hines said
l. More Bargains Among the\Domestics
Dainty Wash Dress Goods in Attractive Colorings
Percales Were 35c yd. Now 29c yd.
Challies _ One Yard Wide, Were
351: yd. Now 25c yd.
Outing Flanncls Were 45c yd. Now 35c yd.
Specials in Weatwell Sheets
Full Size 81x90 inches, Value $1.85 Now $1.59
...-.. .1.-. ..
\
flu' :ovcrnmvnl last year had nolv
been ablv. because of shortage 01' la—' s
bor and material, to keep mainlenw ., __ . ’. \ll
:luco ol way ultr- ll) to the to‘luirtrd' S III ‘ N 0 k . i‘ w d n p .
standards p;‘r?\ido>d 1in contracts with: 08 e ew "3 er Lra “I ow ra erles ‘1’
the roads. but that maintenance olf ‘ _ .
equipment had bflfin abm‘n- contract. "
standards. ' ”A _-_,_,_,,,_.~--_.. ~ ,_,_ ~ - ——
lhv solution of lhe ‘
luihoad problem were presented to TRINITY MEN’S
the National Rivers and Harbors: CLUB SUPPER
(‘Ungl'eE-‘s yeslclday by “'illianl .lt'n'
nings Brynn. l.u¥ller M. “'alter, olI
(Continued from First Page).
('lllftlzll. general counsel tor the Rall‘
road Security Holdels‘ Organization.
William lln-lund. who was stationed
on the l'. S. S. Virginia. told ot life in
and others. Improvement of port fa-
Secrctary of Commerce, as a means 1”“. nay} “r all» r-nnl-ny and coast'
Proposals for
clll’ties was urged by .\lx. Rl.’dlli“l(l
. Stephen Thayer, one or those who
‘had done much to organize the Rail-
road Men‘s Y. M. C. A.. so that
there is a building in every largo mr-A
minnl in the l'nito-d States and also
at many ot' the large ('lllPS with a ll)"
30.000. spoke j
of lhv Work of this branch 0f tht‘ Y.
has
ital membership of over
3L (‘_ and of the need that it
filled in the railroad men's hearts.
A,
TH)“' ‘
Yes 1 Everybody
Takes Cascaret~
1
Only 10 cents! Hatmlf'
cathartic for sluggish 7;
liver and bowels
‘1 ll,
llYO'l' .ml.
of increasing ”1“ nation‘s ”ng3. man! Work and of the methods used _ . _ ’ fl , . 2
commerce. in ,3“, pursuing and harry of the Other .‘flf‘flkrl‘rn“el‘;v ltoboll dbl; l
in presentjnz a dual >(‘llt‘nlc of Hun and his mm, l'-b0al. Durinr' a .l"n}‘3 and Harold \‘an ant-max. . . E
State and govemmwnt ownership 0t 39".”. storm m January, 1918, lrc- ltal‘lpyan‘dB.1t,.\aum‘bmg,- _ ._ ll
railroads. Mr. Bryan predimed lhat ,land told of having 500;, one of the‘ follow-mt: the-immertmfz ”(Wain llljd L- ~::::~‘—
‘he "W15 “0“” h“ "“umm ‘0 DI" imam, 01 ”lo l'. S. S. Michigan snapth \alvmme ll-u dan to r ‘1)"
"u“ ownership M ”19 "Nd 0! ”W Ilt'd away carrying seventeen men with m the T0“’“‘A.SMLI.‘.‘D}§ Hall {a} 1.: ll: . “K to ”"1, ‘0'“.
twenty-one months after peace 011ij It was during this storm that ary 14. tor uhloh lltm—Joc .l ace. l l.
me same basiuhal ensign when they mm» a number of the boats. which
“'9‘"? ”k?“ ‘1‘" by the.:zovemment- {were about 3(va miles- out to sea. lost
unless. the President shag arbitrarily
turn them back bebrd _ ~ "
' Mr- Bryan‘s prnposal contemplated for some time in local waters.
ownership by the government of trunk, ”mp".- who spoke .were Rev. r, A.
every state an Coleman. who expressed his regret at
_ dis‘ilttnving tho club. and of the good
ilfibuling raillonds~ under State on‘ 5wm‘k that the club had done since its
'orchesn‘a will furnish the music. were
l-‘mw-n hundred dollars a finger is
asked by George \\'. Milt-hell 01 l'nionr
town. Pa. in a damage suit against
: bows-ls and stop llo-aJlnrhn ~_ I .;-
distributed '0 ”‘3 mxgmthmlj and vibe“ ; had bruallz, c-uzltml tun-4:1.
. - ‘ P s 1" yrtv )vl'e 'as
:numbm 0’ men- as ll was one Of lht‘ cuff: flat!" «(K‘ltllnnt'fl in?! :nrwc. Muir <tnmtu'h and .2 -.
i - . . . . I E ‘ i J.‘ u e .. ‘.
most sm ere Storms lllal lune been felt l ___ ,-. 31mg?“ ”k“ m‘kmrfl? mi
. . . .
'l’ll("?\l. zomlvr‘s “\"l and ln-‘m I
. in: you wvvr wxpfirio’nce-d,
foolin: armadw l';\",‘l':.'bfllly'~‘ ll
' ' ‘ ‘ * r-r — -~< .....-_..__...__..,__ ‘—-"' ;"!‘Shlll- > a . 1(7l22lnl13ll0n. }{_p turn gave a short \Villiam and George Barton. who hr ‘Vi‘sr‘m‘mr‘ “""" ‘li’Vf'lV" 3"" ‘
1 isewoede'lfiinhh. 1‘ COME. "‘ _ “ ‘7" " ‘ ' ' M ‘—' "H "r‘ r r —~ ~-- ‘- -~ -~-< N — v 31". Rl‘llllf‘ld d'?~"li‘l“3d ln ”Nor 0' ’llislnry ”f the (-1111) ginpe its inception alleges compelled him ‘0 ride ll] 3 bu!“ Th9? L‘hldly 'zni" lhlr luvunub
‘ cllcdan- Bayreuth-X donned n HHS? l'Xl’t’mm'llr‘fi‘ of PUNK” money '50" and of it's gradual e-xpanslon. His 2y in 5"?” cold weather. He sum?“ «atlmrtlt- imam.- n‘fiew-r guy: -
sdmlalekyemzcfinahonc. , - "COMFORT" FURNITURE bout-r waterways and harbor “01:095..le “:45 most Ianrestlng and at the ‘ _ . k . h 1. .. “m m“. nth 2. mm.“
I. m, 11,“ Fm“ new “film 1 ‘3. lie said radical Improvement would 303,, the club gave a standing vote Pd ”‘9 3"” 9‘, film?” 0‘ ’0‘“ an: 5 3“ ..,
¢ . _ ‘ , . - ‘ p- . u , , . . , < a
v:_ _ ,,\, , ME “8‘" '0 ‘1‘ mad" 'l Amelica “35 ‘” 0| hesl “It-hrs and God speed upon 4 result. Mitchell alleges that llle -._., _ -
.. ’u ‘ :I; ' 1' -{A FOR YOUR Ho ("onlpPlt' sucrossfully for U)!" world's his npw llfll‘lfih. “'l'llCh is to be. St, "N,“ held his hands, lhllS SlODDi"-(‘ll‘- . " ' ‘ . - .
ert . Organ 1‘ it. 3" - h u. ‘l f' ~l .‘ . ll: . ' _ oommortw. Paul's parish in St-wark. X, J.. and r'ulaliofi and ("tuning tho fingers to —-Sentlncl “my? ‘I!\l “in. i-.-.
- 0 , A in" - ”4;: l’u;:itl::‘:d')l‘ “0‘ :‘fn ar» 5 ~. H—-—--—-—P——- also its o-xprr-ssion of <0rln'.\‘ at his ~ ‘ ‘ are sure to bring N'- l""“ F"""”“ . "
_ __ ~ . A . ll 0 e l {a )0“ i "—“Tl’y :1 5t'll‘ll‘l’1 \“t‘lfl' Ad [Pa\'l!‘t:. “0.17.0. ‘3'. inc.
.3 34 wesuntoron arr.
F. S. lYON
should have in your home. but
chairs andnoia and scttces that
lt is a real'ptcasure to all on.
Alter the glamor and the glitter
at seem: the poll-ll and the
"“‘~'—'““ lhls door t0 Open it. and then to have
l
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nos—N‘s, v..—
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‘xe.
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‘-’-."‘/':" '1‘ ‘ ‘ .
-‘uofx . \. ~‘x‘n ‘n-\m‘.
{ ,
graceful lines. the one impres-p it
~lon that remains is “what a ‘4
b P . t- (‘lJlillUl‘liiblG chair!" All our tllvc- ' is:
*w ' us may be rlnssv-d :s "coml‘ l1." . _ .I
do rm In a . . W... . ‘ ”a" . _ f
‘ So. Nor-wan: , - . g y;
t-» v.
~ ANGEVINE FURNlTURE CO. I . at
3:4
n—ta— ‘ . ‘1‘
, TIRES . w ~- -- ~ ~ - ~—— ~ ~ — A Final and Most Extraordinary Sale of
_ :flg_31-2,Firsts. full guagairgoo PRICE FIXING BOARD . 1no lritd tightening the S(rew.< ln , - ‘ if
. . f. ‘ é ............. _. .. . , TO END l‘lARCIl 1. t l(- upper hinge. which were quite , , , T,
g _ 1 Other 31:33 at Reduced : 1 loose. but found the wood So soft that , ' . ’ TE"
', -' Prices ‘ (Continued now Flat Page, own longer screws would not hold. . _ ' . F;
- ”Aha a pew Seconds Left dfi.‘ Z Then. seemed to be nothing to do but ' ' . . i . '
.3 . Auto SuDDlieS r The price llxmg committee lo-ld ov- ronlou- the upper llinzt‘. (lit! ‘out the ‘ . I
‘- .veuuloid and Ghss Wind. or after January 1.. the date ml which i H?” “mm and lnsert m, "8 place a ’ ' ..
Shields the “'nr Industries Board was. dis-’WW" “7 new W000. Which held the . o /
solved. because the prices lixed on llingo- :lnll pro-i'enlt-d the door from ts th b l f t k t g f 7t“
* AARON noun mmgmnoaun m , 50 Coa , e a ance 0 our 5 0c , conSIS In 0
a ( _ ‘ O \y
~ W AVG. Phone 489. Composing the committee are Ro—' »._-~._,,._..__-.- F'— ' 7‘
’- ‘k‘F . - hen S. Brookings of St. Louis. Ch i -' ‘ . . . - ‘ . , v. , b1 k d bl d f h gh l y h - 1‘.-
. ' man. 13. n Baruch. chairman or in: ', "‘ ”“ ”"m‘tr °‘ ““3 W 3C 8 an ues an a 6W 1 CO OTS, V er an -.«,
_. \Var Industries Board, Fuel Adminis- 1mm} ”0': hens and “‘4‘“ 95‘s by ‘ :,-
’ w lmtor Garfield. Lieutenant-Commauy ""3“"8 ‘ em in lukewarm rice. Whirl! d l t 1 t '."
der John M. Hancock represeutln th, they reheat d it -. I I I "I I I ose on a 5-"
s - _ ear navy; F. XV. Tausslg of the $311; a ) so 6 0 e S, o C ‘ f
l‘oxnmission. Hugh Fray-no, latpr momc —-———- _ ”—— .. -fi--- . ”a
her of the \Var Industries Board; , .3 :13
THE l.ieul.—Col. Hobo-rt H. Montgomery. CLEMSES Y " ‘ ‘ - "a
_ lepresenting the army: “'. B. (.‘olver. ' ’ :3
or the Federal Trade. Commission und‘ .' :f‘
_ .. lormcr Governor Henry C. Stuart of: MAKE ‘1 7 ' . 7 .2 3
LE ~ SHOP }'irginia. representing the Agricultural ; ,/ U 3...
)epartment. , ' " “ 3' a
9 ____._._____ x s :2 - ' ‘k‘
. PLEA FOR IRELAND BY ’ " “[03“ WA" '
“WMS‘M- ‘= ’ - ’ ' CW 03 S 0 C 052 0|! 01' an .
L CONGRESS MEMBERS: 33 . ' - °
7 —_.. :Try this! Ad! dandruff disappears and I! - . ‘Y‘
. .-_..____..___ ”'“W' " ‘”“”‘“ Continued from First Pane ‘ halr sf“PS COmlNQ 0“" f. . ’ . h D M d d Fla I w t .3;
.~..-m0vercoats on Sale at t , ~ ~-~—. 4, Girls Gmg am resses a ras an nne 315 s
“Vim for a QUICk Clearasnce bly consider the claims of Ireland to ’HZ‘EGL‘; .ifr" 3' .“lDrlndegrinc 1133-. ‘1 if
m or two of each at e. izes the right of self determination." l a w I you “w ‘ to immediately 1 6 f0 1 00 t I t f $1 00 l”-
, ‘ 34m44inthe lot ' y Four 0‘1”“, seventeen members of double the beauty of your hair. Jui". ii 0 ’ - r ‘ o O C ose O" - or e g.’
, ', - Vl'lp‘comémttee attending the meeting moisten a cloth with Danderine and v’ Er
. I. COPyRIGH'I’ {\h‘gergsfolglldrd to have voted against time i, ral-nzully through your hair, :2 ' L
, . The resolution was a substitute tor . tnmn': on:1 Stroll strandat a time; thin ._, - V
A v 4 , N what of Representative Gallagher of will cleanse ”19 hair 0‘ (1115'. dirt 01’ S! 4"
. lClUlhlng (JO Illinois. Dcmoctat: requesting the Am- any excchirc— oil—in a (ew minutes ‘7. ‘ m
o ‘mvican delgates to f'preseut and urge van will he l'uszcd Y h , will x, . it“:
I .- - . on r30 Peace Conference the right to ‘\\"l\'\‘ fluffy In] b “‘0“: al: be if h ’ t 'd m .1 th III IVES {if
. lt'l'ec om. independcnc and SI!" '1 t - ' " 3“ ( a u (am not possess, U w ‘ 7 l
‘i- mm 5‘ 50‘ ‘omatk ,mination of Ireland. predicated 33:); an incomparable softness, lustre and ‘6 Old CUStomers ose accoun s are pal up av aval e se t;
“we-.. -._. A ..- _ _,,_ ‘ldhe ftf'infiplellaidf down by the Presi- luxuriance, ' t" th 1 - b i th i m t m
, ent m lispca-oran int: 1' .l .- -- V .
l 3 RELIABLE JUNK league. that all novernmentlsmzlleginv;t .Beddc beautifilna me. 11“" one ap— N 0f ese ow prlces Y renew ng e r C rge accoun U:
DEALEIR llllell' just powers from the consent of , pllcatlnn of Danderlne dissolves ever} 3 J . - tg
_ edinlm mp governed." ;particle of landmff; inrigorates the SI ‘ . ’ , ' . ‘ I.“
3,: 31mm -—— »~-—--—-—»—-—~— gscalp. sloping itching and lulliuv 1min,5 “1 M . o e "ats d Sb 1 d c A a
I huff £1.12?ng tal : WHEN THE DOOR SAGE. ' Danderine is to [He flair wha: fresh i; e" s v 'c 3" can 'l'e aa‘a
B ' St. East Norwalk. - l ffl d . . lshowers of rain and sunshine are to \6 - . ’ b ’ -
, . Tel. 441.: t ru e the Indy nature of lhe'l't-getation. It goes right to the roots. in . . , a . y ’l“ I 7
' y l handy man to have to pull and jerk at invigorates and strengthens th‘em_ It; .3 At 1'8 Ofi the regular prlce. A180 3. blg line Of BOYS 0 yea VS! 4
’ ' MOBILE RADIA-
., ”TOR REPAIRING .
’ zBrass and Iron Work
. y 'l‘insmifllmz
3t -
lto coax and pushtoeshut it. A door
lshould fit in its frame. like a stopper
1 in a bottle, he thought;
lamination disclosed that it stuck at
i the bottom. Of course. if the SWelling
' had been at the top it . would have
lbeeosoeasy' to plane of! the surplus.
A cursory ex- .
exhilarating, stimulating and litepro-
ducing properties cause the hair to
grow long, Strong and beautiful.
You can surely have pretty. soft
lustrous hair. and lots of it, if you will»
spend a few cents for a Small bottle or
Knowltgin’s Duderine at. any Elms »
store or toilet counter'aiid it? Randi-.5
mm TL , j V .' ‘ 3er I l ' fix
\.
u
«jur‘ fill, a- n
..-..\.,e\‘k
l. 4...“. f
to 14.119 close out at nearly half price.
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