Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 22, 1919 · page 12

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, Hr Dlnner 11:80 to 2:30. 40c
’ ~ I Supper lncludlng Soup 55:
~«lay Full Course Dinner,~.85o
13 North Rain Street

11:30 to 1 a. m.

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CALL
JAFFE & ASH

”tilt won't cost more in the begin-
, ,but you will gain more in the
-. . We hurwerything 1n the line
«..M—L-especlally Second—Hand

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Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
. makes. sold. rented,
. repaired; Rentals. 86 i
\ per month. Machinea'

Sold number month.

PLUMBER. F
mawmrsn EXCHANGE.

‘ Fulrfleld Ave.. Brldgeport. Conn.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

too. NORWALK AUTO REPAIR
' COMPANY

id Kendrick—Roy White. Props.
11.1920 Nash 5 pass. touring, same
»guarantee as on new car,

You Have Any Welding To
Be Done Give Us a Trial.

Phone, 301.

 
 

 

 

Specials
or the Week \

7 r ,— NEW ORLEANS M0-
0»: 1 ES, a. qt. 300, gal. $1.10
STATE PEA BEANS,
1h.\. ......... . ....... 100

:r oiiS’FASHIONED
,szocKWHEAT, a lb. 9c

" : '- : . FINE-CAL. PRUNEs,
..alb. ............ ......230

L I OAK BUCKWHEAT,
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wooscn SERVICRSTAIIO'N:
3i] RADIATOR COVER, WEED GE
momma-inns . .
STROEBEBG OABBURITOBS ,
summer: , , autumn“!
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WELDING earn name , - .
Vaast Bros. Garage

PHONE 1300 and son. is ennui-Nor or. so. nonwaut.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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‘ tronery Gift Boxes.

- e is nothing more appreciat-
a gift than a good box of sta-
. Outline stationery depart-
has just ‘the dainty, appealing,
pondence papers, cards and
3:93 that a. lady or gentleman ,

_ 'aoe.to‘$2.50 nor has.

- g .. United sum License No. 17.903. ‘ .

WONDERFUL BARGAINS ‘ ,
IN HIGH-CLASS 0011.3, 8m DRESSES AND SKIRTS:

for women and misses. '

,-._ Also a Beautiful Line of LINGERIE ‘Q'NDEBGABHENTS \
which will make very acceptable Xmas gifts.
SHOP EARLY.

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

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69c lb Best Elgin Buiiegwcib

59c doz.-L—EGGS—59c doz.

35c lb.—CHEESE—-—35c lb.--
CRANBERIES . . . ....m..r.».....-... . . . . .7 2 (its. 25c
SEEDLESS RAISINS . . . . . . . . . . 22c box

CITRON ma 650‘").
PEACIIES .....-..-.-’,-:.......................35Clb.
EXTR LARGE PRUNES ..............-... 29c lb. 3
CALIF. EST‘ORANGES 49c dOZ.
3LARGEGRAPE FRUIT.25C
WALNUTS ........n,,.2..............-.....’40clb..
MIXEDNUTS.......,....................v..35c“).
PURERASPBERRYJAM ................ 10c iar
SPARROWCHOCOLATES...............39c box

:Sl‘dililal‘d Butler & Egg Co.

_,,_~..<-;l,g ,5, 12 nears mm 31, count nonwanx
53 MAIN an, noawm

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INFORTANT NOTICE~A11 outstanding accounts must
be paid on or before Tuesday, Janury 6th, 1920, to secure fur-
ther accommodations. Positively no exceptions to' this rule.

OSCAR rkcmmrzn.

RIB LAMB cHops ........... . .................. 32c lb.
LOIN LAMB CHOPS .................... ...“ ..... ’j 42c lb.
FOREQUARTERS LAMB ............... 22c‘1b

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LFOOD PRICES GO UP ‘pér fem, sirloin ' steak, rib roast.

l OTIS‘P‘ITE GOVERNMENT. ’chuck roast, lamb baked beans and
% FlGl-fi' AGAENST H. C. L. icanned corn. 1 penceut. ‘
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.:—-Desplte :SETTLING PEACE'
efforts of the government to reduce»: 7B§ATY PISFUTE
‘ple food articles showed an average In—E PARIS, Dec. 23 (Havas).-Aba on-
ple fod articles showed an average in— hem of th

fcrease of 2-per cent in November as ii - ,
. . n the neutralit of Bel ium to I:
compared with October, I g y g r we

or labor statistics annotxiiigregurfjs‘: iyears on She part'ot the allies is re-
:week. The averave familv lexoendl: iported by the Pent Parisian, Winch
tureh for these 'a:ticles increased 5 Vsdys inglFrench and British govern-
:pér cent from a vear ago the $6....“ ’rnents are seeking {0 read; an agrou-

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nouns? AT LAW

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. , nos- U. 3. Patent Office,

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icent, butter 6 per cent storage eggs,

randprunes 4 per cent, c‘a‘nnedlsaimon, :

1 Empire under

certain 3 guarantees.

fated milk, oleomargarine, cheese,'lard, 3mg biennial: {he‘Britlsh capital.
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crisco, bread: flour “and macaroni 1. ‘~~ » , . ,_
.per cent and cases and. tea "leis; than: i chiller} “a user nan-7min
:510 otg1,per cent.-- ~ .» " ‘ » " ' ’ ” 5

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a d‘ 10 ‘ . . . in French-Peace Conference glrc'. - _¥
, n sugar per cent, lalslns 9 Perm is reported, sentiment is'ln‘io’rahli‘a!w
to the (maintenance, at ‘theAankish’

-fresh milk and potatoes, 2 per cent, General 3mm ‘who, has, gone to
rice and bananas .2 per cent, evaper-‘lLondon; mfi'ms thin question dur-

 
 
 

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, OPERATORS
COALARE 110me OFF

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of whether the 099”?
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missions investigation 0 op—opera
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Costs
Bufil\ 31AM I
Petticoats I i ‘2‘ It!)
Tailored Waists - ~

minnows J
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Angora Shawls _

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Woolen Capes -
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Boys‘ Sweaters
Men's Sweaters
Girls' Sweaters 53.33»
Fur Collars and Mafia for lit-
' tle girls j;
Bloomers i g “.7"
Teddy Bear Suits
Mackinaw Goats

Suit Cases

 

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Girls’ Coats . .
Ken’s Overcoats
Boys’ overcoats’ A ~
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Shoes for boys, for girls and
‘ men and women

Men's and Women's umbrel-
m _

may Blouses ‘
Nutria Mufi‘s for girls and
misses

Charge
L'Accounls '
. Oil/én‘ed
And Weeklyr ‘
Payments

‘ Accepted.

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: L! all prices, for gentl‘ anon” and»i

1 be settled at a meeting tomorrow
:11 lCleveland, where a general session
of the scale committee of the central
competitive field and other operators
has been_called.

t Illinois coal operators and miners
goday’ called a meeting to be held here

itomorrou- ‘0 discuss the technical ap‘lBogcn, “’nierbury; Vassill

pllcatlon of the 14 per cent. wage in-

crease gram
settlement..5pokesmen for the oper-

ators, While announcing their adher-

:9DCG to the 14 per cent. award. voiced Koilak, Bridgeport

the Govern-

their refusal to accept
the

mom's plan for seitlement
strike coniroversy.
Possibility of a serious deadlock as

of

mixed by the Operators. however.

"Although the operators have
copied the increase of 14 per cent..."
said Dr. F. Honnold. secretary of the
llllnols Operators“ Association. "the:

:polut to the absurdity of their accept-

ance qt a secret agreement of which
993' are entlrely ignorant."

COLLEGE FOOTBALL CHANGES.

MWD, Mass, Doc. 21—min-
lndnth and Boston College have been
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itbe Tufts Colhgc football schedule fox‘smugs Sediko, nlais Lucas

1920. it was announced iodav. Bow.

‘doln, formerly Tufts‘ chief gridiron ri-
fval,.lias been returned to the list after

a lapse of five years.

_-—Artlcs will keep ll‘mlr feel wa‘rm.
chler's Shoe Slow carry a complete
'siock.

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Here are presents f or

ideal gift. Our careful at

Diamond Rings ..... 340 up

Gold Wedding" Rings . . . .
$3.50 to $10 -

Newest Solid Gold Stone
. Ring-s .‘ ........ $3 to $25
Solid Gold Signet Rings. .
, $3 to $18 '
Solid Gold Baby Rings. .
750 to $2.50
Gold-filled Rings ... $1.50 up
Pobs, Vest and Waldemar
phains 26cto$§0
Charms, all prices . . $1.59 up
G‘ufl' Buttons ... . 750 to $14
.StickPins 75cto$15’
ii Tie Clasps $1.50 to $5.00
cigarette Cases . . . $250111!
Cigar Gutters . $1.50 to 3.50
_ Pocket Knives $2.00 to $7.50
{Bracelets ........ $1.60 up-
Oaxheo Brooches up to . . $40

 

”*Xmas Watches“ ‘

, Full Line of Ingersoll. An-
sonia, Swiss, Standard,» El-
: » gin, Waltham Watohey,,at'

ladies, boys and girls. ._ §
Ladies’ Kewest,,wmt

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These Lists Will Help You Choose

grown-ups. men and women. Jewelry is always an

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”if—7 53 sent more STATE.
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Rounded Up In Raids Taken
From Hartford.
\ Fifty-three, reds who were rounded
up in successive raids about the state,
conducted by Federal agents, under
lthe direction of Special Agent mi—
lliam P. Kazan. were deported yester—
‘das’. They were taken from Hartford,
3wliene they were held in the county
ZJail, to New York. Saturday. in a spe-
‘clal car. ,The men were chained to»
igethcr and heavily guarded.
' The men wore:

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Samuel Barkowsky,
Balush. Bridgeport; Zeno
Billickl,

bury:
Andrew

‘ John Danilowich, Bridgeport;

"New London: Kiril Fengol, Kii'i‘l Fed-
yk, Hartford; John Gus ny. Amer.
; Lou or John Ko-
walsky. Ansonia: Luka Katcliuaov er
Kachanov. Bristol: Tony Kurson, An
aonla: John KoWalovlcli, Bridgeport:
‘Mark Rulesrh. South Manchester: Ei-

~a result of their objections was mini- ‘flm Kocho‘.“25 an” Barrisoff. New

zlcondon: Mike Legczn. Thomas Lonv
nol'f. Nicholas Malt-omnsky. p
iron: John Muiihovlrh. llockvlllu“;
.l‘clcr Mirmox'lcli. Gabriel Miclmen‘ilz.
:liarliord; Anami Mainrchuk. Bristol;
John Nulaglz, Paul Aestoruck. Bridge-
;port: Constantin Posotmska, Hart-
imrd; John l'hl‘loaopli. Tlioniasion: ,
fSlGVc l‘rc-kipowich. Ansonla: Konsian-
gtin Romanrh‘nk. Bridgeport; Ester)".
Salawka. Ansonia: Mike SCHWOI‘RLIS,
Ansonia: Fred Solonckl. New London; >
Neuter Slicing. Alexander .LWu-ovcmuk.
Zliodidko,
David Soohov, Bridgeport: \‘assill Ta-
rasiuk, Hartford: Mike \‘slko. Fridge-
pm‘t: .Yoo \‘nssllenko. Ansonia: George

@‘Wolkov, Thomaslon; Zak “'asciki. al- "

,las Vaseyko. Marinm \‘Vm-nbvi. lgiinlz

“'lrobeln. Dimitri \‘nsinslli. \‘Cnlicr or a

Nestor Zubltn and Alike Zilam-u'nz.

Bridal-port.

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everyone—children and 3

tention and help is nivcn in

Platenoid Brilliant Ladies ’

Newest Eardrops . . $1 to $0
New Feston Necklaces .. I ‘
up to $25

Lafirouska Pearls $10 to $30
r1 Indies' Guard chains $2 up
Nannies $2upr
Eye Glass Holders, Chains "
' 000 up

Eye Glass and Spectacle
Gases . ..... ". ..... 250 up

- Xmas Clocks
Alarm" Clocks, Desk Clocks,
Oabinet . clocks, ijarlor
clocks, Kitchen Ghosts, Au-

 

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“findflmlr Archuk, Anton Auisine,

CHICAGO. I'lec. 22"“nepresentauvesiBl’ldSGWl‘t; Mike Bukov'ltZ’irtggf; (‘hz‘ismzas Chill i. "

John' . .
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In 1912 {11,2'1'w r“ ,_
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Saturday Spam

Frcs‘i Shoufclma
Nuck‘cs ,.
Best Heavy Eeer
Home Dressed F:’:~-‘s.
Native“ Veal

Bar Pins ...... $1 to $10 GEM,“ sprgng Frv, g. -.
Lockets, Hearts, Grosses . . Calves Liver .
. $1.25 to $10 Gold Medal Butter c
Solid Gold Lavalliers . . . . ‘Brookfield Eggs ‘
$150 to $30 WStrictly Fresh EGGS - »
Solid 301d NGCk 01131118 . . E\’er.gthing in Gr'cce' we h
» $2.25 to $8 Vegetables. S
Gold Filled Neck Chains . . Homemade Swarge
‘ $1.25 up ,
Gold Filled Lavalliers with 3 9 . . ‘ a
Chain .......... $2.00 up .ChflfflOk S Mi ~ »
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" Christmas
. ' Vacation

School Closes Dec. l9.
and Reopens “Dec. 1”,

mum. unsung
. COLLEGE

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