'sleel producing region in the country
[iii «.- - ‘itodav faced possibly of closing on ao-
Ezirk lcounl of coal shortage, following 01.
' 'ders bv D. T. Murray, local fuel wrest:
ors. cutting off supplies to all {acto-
. .. ‘.. , 45’ Fits“. . .' .
’ WAS gAVEB Mr. Murray's orders cut-off distrlbu-
‘ 5 :tion of coal to classifications on the
' . . ‘priority list after schedule :5 leax-
'” a fin: public utilities and retail dealers
‘ ' - .__.,_-W._-_..__. ' ion the list.
4 V ' teel mills will
5 home of the smaller 5 . ‘ ‘
mm “7335 Of EDEterSEHrg the forced to close. in two Ol tine:
: --v t . _ . 3'. lgaicL The
3!-' l(i:l_\’:~. oonlpan) officials . . . "
T945 how“? :13] gm. plants have suppliesmfo.
—“ “' ” 5 ..~- < -; 'v'n from ten to t rty
Petersburg. :7. ~—~ ‘ Fcr two years “" ”"d ‘ n‘ ‘ g
idiots.
.rt ‘.."l‘."'l..‘2S' . . . . .. ..
-. ' daiiilroiglin;eillllrhe. WASHING PON, 'INox. 12‘l.—'-InW(;0(:;
"'m} right side; aliin‘r‘s {lilllltllx lll‘ll’ endemor to ( law a. N; ,
I“ ‘ she mum‘s/3 h .l. .3 ,‘rolltrnot that Will get, eoal miners n
could not. do 2.31;,"th coal competitive. field l)'d._CK to
work. Ft": two jwm-k. operators and llllnPl‘S‘hfld be—
ycar; sh; rxus at- ifan illun today the offer o_t the. op-
tendwi ii}; the, l-rst Manors to give the men a l.) cows :1
hySllell'lSl‘EQrefllild ltml illrl'ense to pit-k and machine
0th agreed mag-iworkcrs in lhe mine and :20 per cent.
she “““l‘l hm: mlmdditional in wages to day workers.
1‘“ 01“1---’~~~3 037- L’Tnv‘ offer was made as a compro-
l suggustwi Lydia. 1‘1. I illil'iV—llnlll' week and a sixty per cent. .
guiy dough tor t
i l'lrlklmm‘s “ "53”“; ; tumu-nse in compensation.
. _ UN Lj:"-llt"-"‘1‘l""; fin"? (){lglying operators who have been
-. ‘at firfhilfl re‘l‘étd .‘llll‘.l)\\'lll£ the nngotintion: confident.
11) take ll-v but finally CO“~‘“"“”" I‘lom ‘ predicted that the agreement in
11m very k'mgmn'mg It helped mm film illn rentr'll field. it reached, would
now she 18 entirely Well. and telling: ,' ‘ ' ‘. f ‘ ,1 o “n“, con-l
everybody how much good it has done 95‘4"“ as :1 WM“ m “‘ "T‘ V" ‘1 [k' R
her."—Mrs. W. l). WELLS. 2236 North i ll'ut'ts affecting lhnm. F. N. .u lainl
Adams Street. Pctcrsburgv Va. lilrrsidont oi the Interstate Coal 1)-;
If every ,girl who sufi'lrs as Miss Er-l‘ntt‘rsf szsoclatlon. their spokesman:
Wellsdid, or from irregularities, painful fszli‘l lhl‘ Pfinll‘fll field Offf‘l‘ “as a ‘C’l‘l‘
-. )Hiods, backache, sideachr. draggingglilltml one, and expressed hope {01
down pains, inflammation or ulceration {it s acceptance.
Would only give this famous run-t ardl Calculations as to the price of coal
.Eerb remedy a trial they would soonmndo on the basis of the oneralors
,find “lief from 511C" SUf’"~«‘rl“337- inf'ft‘l‘ indicated. it was said. that con-
F'ors cialaglvice quen argqslmdtc ‘sumln: public would be asked to pay
write 8 L dla E. Plnltham illorht'me in (at... Cf fig accoptllnce about. $20G,-
Co., Lynn,
. 333'. The 1‘95““: of £021me «‘00 per nnnllm additional for its
years experlence is at your service.
For a Chance 51%;:
Over 100,000 people have pmvcn
that nothiné relieves the soreness like
Sykes
One box proves its extraordinary healing ot WH'
power. Flashy people take notice. l
5c at the ‘vlnol and “Her drug store: 2
The Condor: Prwdrr Co. llm'f‘n. Mass. ;
cmll.
~l‘lrluirs. ("Ham puffs. French Pastrv,
Butter (‘l‘oalll (lakes. Jelly doughnuts.
Chillers. Larcr Cakes. Try our fl‘lorl
omfigfg P3325333! (‘oi‘t‘rw Cakes and you Won’t buy an.V
At Wilke‘ns Bake-"Y.
COAL STRIKE l
SPREAD APPEARS 2‘
TO BE LIKELY:
(Continued from Page Jae.- i
A situation similar to that rxlstmzfl
fix: the New River region dm vlopede ‘
late yesterday in the l-iolllldsiille (“5'
1ch according to reports made pull-‘
Bic here todzly. From the l’urr‘s Run'
'Nines, nezlr Moundsvillo. Clellt‘ news
11:31: 400 minem. who had voted to ic-.
'tm to work. refused to do so, when, .
according to the Diet]. company super-
‘intendents told them they must rev
:nohnce union membership before l't“
centering the mines. .
Operators said reports from all
if fields, especially those in the
_ hern section of the state. were en-
“ v raging and that the men were rup-
‘u’ returning to work. 1
T COLUMBUS, 0.. Nov. 21,-4Recog-J
:' Wing the necessity for some do,
live action which will place the coal s
.,— es in full action. Governor Co: to 5
y . telegraphed Governor Hardin: of
Don’t try to repair that
STORAGE BATTERY by add-
ing acid~bring the battery to
us and have the defect remedied
by a BATTERY EXPERT. _
' Run down batteries, batteries
that won’t work and won ’1; hold
the ‘ ‘charge, ’ ’ batteries that are
always giving trouble can be put
in FIRST CLASS CONDITION
if entrusted to OUR CARE.
.Oomplete, equipment and ex-
;r - a that if the federal government : pert work.
,3 s not intervene and operate nw' '
r'lnes in case of failure of the minus; i Reasonable Charges.
in. operatols to reach an agree-
_é nt in. the Washington conference.
ftes Will have to take charge of the l
,. rues,
N orwalk Storage
. ~ Battery Co.
TYOUNGSTO“ x. 0., Nov. 21.—Mills
the Mallcnin; and Shenango Val- 72 NORTH. MAIN ST"
>-.. . forming the second largest Tel. 336—2. South Norwalk-
.
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Houseiumisllillg Specials
[or Saturday -
6 “Blue Bird” Four Hole Mouse Trans
. Cups and Saucers Reg. 15c ..... 2 for 25¢
. $1.49 .
7, \ ' _ 5c Rolls Torlet Paper
'. Rouble Tiling: 5 rolls for 19¢
' “mm“ “m Pans Window Shades
Setofa $1.69
_ , ‘ Aluminum Tea Kettles
Good quality. Reg. 79:: 69c
_..__- .. -.~n..n.. -
Coal Sales
Including self trimmed, fur,
trimmed, fur fabric and gen-
uine fur coats at remarkably
lower prices-—
$22.50 and up
Dress Sale
Every one of the dresses offered
in this special sale is a gem of
perfection in style and mater-
ial—- ,
‘\
$12.98 and? up .
Charge Accounts
l
-‘ Opened
. YOUR opportunity is here in a. hundred-andfifty and more ways
. of renewing your winter outfit, as well as getting the later seasoned
styles—to which we may well add that in the worthiness of
materials and workmanship, this exceptional selling at prices,
many of which are radically reduced and all of which lire lower
for value than anthing we have offered in previous years,——this
series of November sales throughout the store marks the big-
gest showing of best wear at the lowest possible cost to you.
Skirt Sales
Scores of smart and
models selected with the same
Blouse Sales
From the smart tailored waist
to the elaborate over-blouse
with prices rte-marked for quick
selling-—
clever .
care to their correct styling as
.- our suits and dresses.
$1.98 and up . $7.98 and} up
JACOBY’ '
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Ill ill mm
Suit Sales
Including everything from the
simply tailored to the most elab. l
orately trimmed and fashioned
r
suits,—
$19.50 and up
Hal Sales
Including all of the
choicest models many of them
season '5
re-priced to figure as lower
than the cost of materials.
$2.98 and up i
U"... .
, Charge Accounts
Opened.
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Brooms
Reg. 69c .............'49c
$2.69
Infants’ Bath Tubs
Galvanized $2.19
50cKitchenKnives
Good quality 39c
.15c Paring‘ Knives
Set of3 ............. 250,
Perfection Oil Heaters
'Gutto..............$6.39
Gas Heaters
Furnace Scoops
Long and short handled.
Reg98c 79c
Aluminum
:«Double Boilers .
Qt. size. Reé. $1.79 .. $1.49 ‘
‘1-
“ Liquid Veneer Mons
Reg. $1.50 $1.29
Liquid Veneer
50c size ............. 390
Alarm Clocks .
Allguarantwd $1.69
$3.79 and up
lixtra Large Roasters
.Blueenameled.Reg.
$3.00 $2.69
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COAL-and» OOl) ‘-
. Allsizes and quantities. Immed-
late delivery. Hard Wood $12 a
cord. Phone or send postal. ;
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: 3.Roya.n St, East Norwalk, Gonn.
Tel. 4;“- Tel. 441.
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AMERICAN AND CHINESE i
RESTAURANT ' .
Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40: ,
Special Supper lncludl’ng Soup 550 i
Sunday Full Couroe Dinner, 85c '
13 North Main Street ‘
I 112307“ 1 I. m.
Phone 2253
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
IN
Dr. S. M. Dietz
DENTIST
l 47 South Main Street
‘ South Norwalk
NUBOVE COR SETS
7 . lads to Measure
3 ~ . Gwmteed
Writs for Appointment
as WEST Ayn.
NORWALK.
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