liig StOCk
would give your nerves 3
> go forth and buy some min-
' ; it's sold by many an
Mia and guaranteed t
you happy, and if of any use,
. might make good paper for
kind of stock we have on
comes from the best mines
' [land and gives the most
of heat without delusion
Mt; pays dividends in
complete and buyers never
“d feet; nor quoted on the
7 » exchange but priceless in
4;” love or range. Our kind of
‘ “mining stock” will
contentment on a rock.
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Theiivemaidenswhowmtoolishhadlamps all right
smelter. “was," “m “a.“ “a m M °'
ay ' _ to wall mn-
'l'he‘ maidenswill benedyiorthe building
have kiddied thunselves. maybe
andititdidcometheywouldhave
3
Tu; Hatch so. Bailey-Co.
I IVES'llliil W“
Silfltlfliis‘
Substantial Gains in ConneC-
ticut in All But Horses
swine and cattle, exclusive
of mileh cows. have decreased in the
United States, generally, but hay:
incd numbers in Connecticut an
other New England States during the
past year, according
land live stoc
of Crop Estimates.
iiy giving place to
Sheep,
Horses are stead-
automobiies, trucks
Rhode Island only. The demand for
ably throughout the country.
Prices for other cattle have
. Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40c
Supper including Soup 65c
. Full Course Dinner, 85:
38 North Main Street
11:30 to 1 a. m.
Phone 2263 ‘
can 499 "
JAFFE d: ASH
,;We are in the market for all
.. .. of junk, second-hand fur-
In and old clothes.
We pay the prices for every-
T
Smith, Underwood!
Remington. all otherl
.L’.
35° 1b-—Bac.QN—eéc lbw ' ~
." ’Néwlot ofDixie Bacon at a nurse pleasing price.
We also offer Smoked Shoulders at a real low price.
Le Tend Smoked Shoulders. lb. ....'.-...~.\...-.~ 27c
N uaclda NuteOieo. the world’s best. i . 36c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. ._ ...... . . . . . . 45c
Fancy Ceylon Tea. Bee aim quality. lb. . . -. . . 43c
Rinso for Washing. no rubbing. pkg. . . . . . . . ..... 9e
uaker Rolled Oats . . . . .. . .
iorida Oranges. iar e Size. per doz. . . . . . . . . . .
nus-on...
2 Mars. for 25c
50.0
Babbitt’s Cleanser. t e same old price . . . . . ...... 5C.
Large Juicy Grape Fruit. each . . . . . . . .° ....... 10c
Blue Ribbon Brand Mince Meat. pkg. .......... 14c
Baker’s Fresh Grated Cocoanut. per can ...... log:
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. pkg. . . . . . . . 13c
he acme of perfection. \Vhite House Bakery
Products. Fresh Baked Hourly. Next to
Beckmann Grocery
I
ed somewhat in the me; an... gen.
.erally. i'rfe bureau repOrts, and in
Maine, where short stocks of hay and
too many young stock forced lower
sales, but have increased notably in
other New England States.
lower prices elsewhere. Thcy have
gained considerable numbers in that
State. however. as well as in ""
icut. Maine and New Hampshire. .
Swine have become more plentiful
throughout New England, and. except
\J
. his.
in The market. for hogs has been l‘cla-
Itivciy poor and the prices unsatisfact-
;ory to farmers, in view of the high
prices for grain.
Priccs for horses are a little higher
in Connecticut. Rhode island .ind i'o'r-
mont. although they have ‘
slightly below last year‘s figuros in
Massachusetts. New Hampshire and
the United States gent-rally,
The following table gives
enu‘s figures for estimated
l
the Lur-
minilt vrs
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makes. sold. rented.l
repaired. Rentals, 86
per month. Machinesl
sold at310permontb.f
PLUMBER.
.. MEWRITER EXCHANGE,
'nmoia Ave., Bridgeport. Coup-l
HI-CUT SHOES
.All Solid Leather
(Sites 8 1-2 to 11, child’s)
(11 1-2 to 2, misses’)
-r (2 1-2 to 8, growing girls')
Special at $3.50
Reg. price $5.00
MAX LEVY
. 31 South Main Street,
South Norwalk
83 Washington St. Phone 1405
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
PHONE 1990
69c lb.—BUTTER—-69e lb.
Best Elgin Creamerv
AmericanC ese 35c lb.
BestCandl Eggs... ..°.,...............69cdoz.
memo Syrup.larire can .. . . . . . .'. 23c
PittedPrunes.............................20clb.
Campbell’s Baked Beans....-........2cansfor20c
TomatoSoup,................. Ocean
CondensedMilk.........................-19eean
Evaporated Milk .............. .........15ccan
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Agency For
HACKSTONE TIRES
AARON KOHN
4 - Supplies and Accessories
‘ 55 Railroad Ave.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
cleans, CIGARE'I'rEs
; as and Toaacco,
* ' [.0V BROS
. to-Date Cigar Store '
wuuo Block, 80. Norwaill);
‘E
Tel. 1581
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; DO YOUR CALLS WITH
‘ CLOSED CARS
ORTABLE 0N COLD .
' DAYS .
‘ ORIA _TAXI CO.
1‘ Phone 937. -
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I .Specials In
AUTOMOBILE
Schultze’s Wednesday Night Specials'
RIB ROASTS, boned and rolled 32c lb.
SMALL PORK LOINS .._. ....... .................. 320 lb.
BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROASTS..............3001b.
FRESH SHOULDERS .. 24c lb.
'SHOULDER STEAK 22c lb.
ROUND STEAK 35c lb.
SIRLOIN STEAK ................................ 38c lb.
PORTERHOUSESTEAK.......................... 400 lb.
STEAK COD ..-cnoon-o-e'qoeeooosequences-useeooos 2801b.
BOSTON BLUES ............’.-.-................... 16c 1b.
FRESH HERRING ..... 120 lb.
BOTH MARKETS OPEN TONIGHT
CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States moons. No. 17.903.
SOUTH NORWALR.
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colon
SUPPLIES
Phone
527
IGEHEBE’S |
IT’S HERE IF IT’S HOUSEWARE.
Prompt
Delivery
It 's 3. Permanent, Durable Drier that can be fastened se-
curely to the wall. Has eight arms of hardwood and when not
_in use can be dropped down close to the wall occupying very
' $1.25
will save money if you
_W as we are closing out
-'-: lines: Ajax, Fire-
Pennsylvania.
.' good value in Racine
’ - guaranteed 5,000 miles,
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THE PRICE
' Phone Your Order
25 Washington Street
, /
i spending." r1”
i “This lesson must be put into pine-
:ticr behind the counters of every
;bank." he said.
fanaiyzed and scrutinized to the end
lthat every dollar should count for pro-
sduciion and not a; cent for specula-
FOR EUROPEANS
(Continued From First Page)
“Every loan should be]
\imd ax'elngc, priccs for (‘onmxi-t 11-11!
from 1916 to the prcscnt ycm‘:
j Horses. »
: Year. Number. Price.
‘ 1.920 ........... 43,000 $163.00
1919 ........... 44.000 16:00
1918 ........... 43.000 161.00
1917 ........... 46.000 10100
1016 ........... 46.000 136.00
Miich Cow'.
1920 ........... 11x000 $103.00
1919 ........... 115 000 ill on
1918 ........... 116.000 83.00
1917 ........... 121.000 73.5
1916 ........... 119.000 MAM
Other Cattle.
logo _,, , , snow» $17.?»
1919 ........... 76.000 11.110
19th ........... ‘t’ 70.000 11“.
‘ 1917 ........... 712.000 1'5» v!
19016 ........... 72,000 :1. 7-»
Sheep.
1920 ........... 29.000 Fl? ‘0
1919 ...... 2.... 24.000 13.11”
1918 20.000 11.40
1917 ........... 18.000 7.60
1916 ........... 18.000 5.80
Swme.
1920 ........... 100,000 327.30
1919 ........... 83.000 '37 on
1918 ........... 64.000 26.30
1917 .... . 39.00» 17.10
1916 39.0”” 13.60
HO‘V THE ALLIES
TOOK \VILSON'S
FOURTEEN POINTS
Continued From i‘ace One.
tccn i-oims “
(‘olonil iiousc is ivlltlllt‘d to have
answcrcd that was so l'irmicr (‘lo—
mellccml bl‘okn in: 7".\~ for the {our
tccn points. 1 havc lllli hail liltill yet.
Lot mo know what tho; mo."
(‘oloncl iiousc bcrsuit, but after ho
had rcud the tint point (relative to
“opcn covenants of in .‘il ._ oponely 81‘-
rivod zit"). M. (‘li incur. an exclaimed:
“That. cannot ho ii"t'~ piml, You can-
not negotiate in iii~~ mi'idlt- of it public
street." ’
A. .i. iliilfour. Iiilll‘ll Secretary of
Static for Forciun Anni: explained.
this point mount only iuilvlication of :1
rush“. and not the mp. by \vhicir
llicy wore l'i‘aclicil. ml ill" French
l’rcmicr iinSWOi'("tl? "l‘l t‘izit case, illV
objcctions fall to thc :znxznd " I
Reading of tlio w-co'id point. in
which Mr. \Vilson (lt'i'lnlutl in favor of
tho “frccdom of the 54 as." brought a
rcscrviition from l’i'u-micr Lloyd
George, but the importnm third point
(regarding tho removal of economic
barriers). and oiliors “am through
quickly. Only “ht-n 1h: svvcmh (ro-
gard-lng the evacuation :iml restora-
,tion of Belgium). ihc ciElith (declarins
ail French territory must he frccd'and
rr-storcd, and that the wrong done
France. by I’nissia. in 1871. relative
to AlsacO-Lorrainc). and the cim'cnth
(in which the future slums of Runn-
nia, Serbia and Montoncgro was con»
s"iici‘t*(il. Were road were them further
i-nscrvations. as the matter of repara
lions entered into the situation. '
After all the points had been read.
31“ Cicmcnccau turncd to Colonel
House. saying: “In casc we rejected
lthe fourteen pointS. what would hap-
; pen 2’"
"l’residcnt Wilson would consider
conversations he has changed in with
,the allies on the subject of the armi-
;stico as ended," was Colonel House‘si
l rcpl)’. I
l “\Vould he also consider as cndcdi
the conversations he hogan with UV,"
,Gcrmans in October?" asked the
i French Premier.
“i can give you no assurance of
I”nail.” replied (‘oiuncl House.
, At this decisive moment. Premier
:(‘lcmenccau pronounced‘ the ‘sacra-
2mental “adopted." Premier Lloyd
George hastened the rapid decision by
saying: “\K’e reserve to ourselves the.
1 gm io formulate reservations as re-
:gards freedom of the seas and repara-
.ons.‘
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WILLING TO cL‘OsE
STORES EARLY.
-w- l
to the New En!-
k report of the Bureau
and tractors and hold their own in
dairy cowa has raised prices notice.
fist“!!!
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Sheep bring a slightly higher price
than formerly in Massachusetts. tut
micel-
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,Vermont, some sections report a :urg
dropped 5
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4Norwalk’s Leading Dry.
Outing Flannel
Nightgowns
’ ' ' ' ' rt.
A new line of exceptional values in price, wearing qualities and comic
The kind that are most wanted for busin
NEW WHITE WAISTS IN WINTER WEIGHTS.
THIS STORE OPEN AS USUAL TOMORROW
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SATEEN PE'l'l'IOOATS
In all the most popular colors and black.
FRENCH FLANNEL WAISTS
‘f ‘ c HYIATTI
Goods Store—
ess and general wear.
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Silt AMERICAN
snuiiis lllll
MUCllllAMAIiE
A M ii 11C A .\' liiZAilQi‘AliTl-IRS.
t'oblvnz. Germany. i-‘ch. 7.—~(‘laims for
tl;'.iilil‘.lt“' to Sll't‘l'lr. buildings. farms
';md mm individtmls. all i'cputcd to
limi- bccu done by .\iiici‘ican soldiers
3or .\lli0'i‘l(‘fln cquiinzwiit of some kind.
‘sincu tlu- Army or Occupation i'cachcd
.llll' illiinc. oxen-cum somotiiing more
:hiin FHUHJW' limits. Those allowed
'«lrl :ippi'oVimuIvly 230,000 marks.
Many l'l;ll;ll~ an) unique and sumo
u .ihoui any jlisILllL-iiiion.
.\ Woman who ionic Ildl'd that hm'fa
ll élilllt‘ill'..llt"' hull born niiii‘i‘f‘d for
-, mixing to i‘llls’ (oust-d by flying
,nlu», Illi" in :in («plosion at all all]-
v:ii:‘2ti.tn d!‘mp_ sin: in the lllodcrl
«lawn :or 27-0 marks. Ii was allowed.
2 Anotlwr “union. whose husband Iliitl
llmcn lilll'd by :th .\iili"i'l(‘iiil military
lpol.um;in, “ho “u: Chasing distribut~
lus- of L‘t.‘llll’;.b.llld liquor, submittcd a
('liilill to the, Amtricans for 250.000
'lllill'liF. contending that hcr sole sup-
;port had bf‘t'i’l taken from her. The
li‘c
l . . .
‘_\lllt*ii(’itil.~‘ illitllllilllit d that the Corn
'mun had bcwn l‘llit‘ll b} the Amorlcnn
.rll'itiil‘l‘. “ho “.is :liiinc within his
:i:i i.» ii: liil' oi iiu'y. 'l‘iic clziilii “us
(its. )lil30Vt'lI.
son-‘- of the claims are humorous.
all”: rullllllt r. “lit l-ILclin—ninc Division
linnmuul :i no.” for ciicns at its:
‘llt‘athllgiihls. Iii‘t‘t‘illl)" a claim Was
nit-d \wh 1hr: .\mo-i-ican town DIRJOI‘
:i~'k.m' tln'lii‘tt - on tho contcnlion that
.ih» l.'.i:?li of tin» goal had been injur-
cil. Thu ll...lll “.1; pig-onholci’l,
.\ ill-n. lanai lill‘illvl‘ rcccntlv dc-
llliii’lllv'i tin insults for :1 boan polo al-
lrnml ft: lm‘xn ii"! ll elilll'il by (in .r\liii‘i'-
icnn sonic“. An army commission:
liozia‘tl tho (71>t‘ and throw out tlic‘
claim on 1th ground tlioro Wu.» no ovi-g
tli-nt c) to
’ :hmv that :in .\illvl‘l('j.‘l had
t'tllll‘iilllv it tho lhv-l‘i. ’
Silt ANfllHER?
CliACli‘fl DANIELS
“ClSHINGTOX. I’i‘ll.
lliinicls‘ method of
«locol‘atillns injected
cy' into the Navv Dcpni'lmcm
t.flli2.'i'(l‘il.~‘ to the Now " '
of Bolshcviui; chuldtbc
:mmrniui-vnt.” lie or
.,iile (cilai‘r‘d toduv x. . ‘
am” lit‘g‘lll‘w l'li‘ Ronnie? (“ltljiizlllil‘l‘iqur‘l’ftI-ha].-l
vestiemrnz nmai awards. The ofii 1‘:
imicimwl and viiiphiisizcd his st kt)
mom that tho iv was “llntllillz': iii-«‘30:
a,” in Mg ”:ch
. _ . .ms o . . . .,.
polimes. I "he N metal) 5
Tho committon to
ion: Luforc the Ill
liiii‘iil Sims “1]." a
lei-pd the room.
i“(‘hairnmn Halo told Admiral Sims i
In oponm: til-l h-vzzrinz, that he had
lt‘t ll l't‘i":'Ilt"I lo ‘il lko {
. .. . .. any furtli '
stainimit ho might destre. calling 1ft!-
icxmon l0 the fact that Mr. Daiiicls
had bt"pn 1,. 3rd ,2-
. - - 11106 file Fm ‘ .. -
D1‘9V101i5 ailDParanco‘ .mnal s
Enlisted mm of the army rccciv
t:
10_—~Scci‘ct:ir_v
awarding natal
a dofcatist p,»
. to organizcd
Admiral “'i’iliam S
om was (“roar-41 ?
arm: began. Air:
llillilliilt’d when be en-
NI
:1 rd od for
in statistics- made public today by the
\Var Department.
To enlisted men w
total of TS (‘ongers
Honor awarded
cut 37 out of the
1 sionai Medals of
_ .. . . , \viiie 3.593 out
the ”.105 Distinauishcd Service (‘rostr
¢~=< conferrcd were given to enlisted
men. All tho i341 Distinguished Ser-
“collation. awarded for meritorious
>\‘.\lPP and not for acts of valor
\vcro conferred on officers. '
_The Thirteenth Division
With the Tw .
broke the fame
ccived
which.
entx‘sevcnth ‘Division,
us llindenburz line, re
twenty medals of hbnor. or
‘ noncommissioned
:mnrinc stations.
.thnn thirty per cont.
to Got cinnlcmt stat
nary.
Of
4 V‘V - ’
fifteen per cent. of the to.ai of wasc
‘ decorations awarded.
Muir’s—Elfin .
AN inucilmi
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l ' \‘ \‘TOV. i’i‘b.
{wigéxgilldmrs of oducafioniii only)“.
tunin to cvcry marine sun:~ to_. _;
Quniilico. \‘ii.. lininin; husc. lm‘ l ni :
cd Stairs Mnrinv i'ol‘ils l.i.~:..u.c ...‘t.~
born csinbiishod lill‘lt‘ Willi ii}. trawl:
iill'lli now of mot-r than UHHflll'WiS‘tvl
illt‘ 51m mi-p :21 13w >lilllilli. _.mn‘nic
(‘oi'ps iii-:uls who “1‘" rill)l.‘~lli‘lili: the
now school plan to tit-v: lop ll iii-.1 it
tiikns rank “ith lltt- lu-st .n: _.\_lil.\'
of practical lciiminz in tho t’I‘Ii.-lli'}.. it
is in ‘iw u practical iilll'lltilllnii. my _v
sav. m Illi- principlv that "Ila" 1mm . ii;
mzil‘ Ii'lll'd,‘ tlll‘ brill: w‘Ltlii’.‘ .i".
main s."
it hrls‘ lu‘vn [MISS-.hll’ in Hill-I llil'ri‘
hours with ziitcrnoon. iivo Ways: _.i
“itch, to thc studies or paint .i. 1mm
mg in tho various courses. To mutual
this [>(l.~'>iill(‘. all lllilil:ii'_\' drill .md
training is coiiiplctmi in tho illoi‘illnfl,
for all tiloso (urollod. Tiicso men}
morcovcr. arc cxonipi from guard duty.
uhich falls to those listed for early!
discharge.
Building up tho illHiltl'lOlL stcp by
step. its founders plan that shall
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7'——Opi' 11in;
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ii.
comprise not only a grammar whool.
high school and manual tra niug‘
school. bill eventually a colicgiatc.
“my... pquh'alt‘ill to that of thc bi itcr
small collvlft 9 0i. ”l“ i‘mmH-V-
So for thirty instructors limo ll: “Tl '
1‘(‘('l‘uilt'd from the t‘l)llliili>\iuntil .indz
officers of tilt."
corps. a t-lli‘\(‘:~' of educational .li'quil‘t'
motifs among the pcrsonmi :it Quanti-
co having dispcllod a nvmly doubt that
it “oulil bc pl‘acticublo to l.u.’lil up .i
faculty without changing rixiiiim izr
structois. The iiisti'lictor .21 Spanish,
for inshmcc. is a corporal who grail»
uatcd from it Mexican univl-z'sity, and:
:moihcr corporal. a law graduate and I
formcr practitioner. conducts classes.
in ('oll‘iill' rciul law. l
i-‘ormcr «viiiployos of big czigiitt "ring?
and industrial il‘iiiits :ii'ford :i. Vl‘iiilh.
of faculty man-rial for the iltlli'lnzil'
courscs, it “as said. which in. hid: :«tr?
tomobilq- mm-lmnics. o-lm-trfi‘ai inc-1
ciuinics. concrctc :iiid sittii” ii..;.~uil‘\'.:
plumbing. pic, Completing mix of
those courses. a 1mm will bc given at
cci'lificato of proficiency upon rcccivfi
in: his dist‘lmrgc and thus l‘t‘iuinc‘d to:
civil lifc a sliillcd workman. well presi
pared for his future. l
Assisted by tho cwopcraiion of othor
cducntiollai institutions, 18 coursrs of
study already have becn mappcd out
including elementary and advanced
courses in English. and mathematics
213113553 erfil‘ioiéeign ‘lansuacc courses.
. - .. mc.ud.ng i_\]lt*\\‘l‘llln.:
:md stenogi-nphy. :ilso aio prmidnl
Many of those courscs. after boln-
smudurdizod at iii" Quanth ill:~:l7¥"‘(*g..
“'l“ ho tranmliaiiti-d. it was. suitlmuin‘
the organization of schools {inm-
i
l
in
M l-ZX 1 co m3? £53.77”
_ ' l. i‘t1.ol¢u:i
production in Mexico dc ‘
cruised more
> durin-v thc ' s
ivm months of tho vnnr 1.01." “accov-‘i'a‘t
‘ isllt‘s. \lhftl‘
tho closing: of“ many \volls
by‘Amcricans (thIlt‘iin: io
strictionsxas the cfiusc
wcils which li'avc boon
oponcd during tho
(.5.
lvgcfi ro- '
Eli Vin of Lllt‘
("IOSQd \ynrp .
BRlDGEPORT REPUBLICAV
CLUB is INCORPC=;"D
A certificate of incori . A.
tiled in the office of the .. g
the state yestcrd'ru' by 'l,«: ' u.
trict Republican Club of i: «a
"to advance good guru'nnrt -,
stimulate an intirost
through lo) nity to th:
national.
l‘..l‘.
‘.\ii)‘ in aid".
and other Cit‘clltlllr.”
:il'o iC‘nicr Ii. ll..:.7
hwy. l'.xtil Ii. llLl‘iv "
x
")1‘3
v ~‘..
Will liliil
i‘z'
iI.Krieger & (To.
._;iii:::hui 3'
The place where Von .1
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buy clothes for the v.3.-
1).)!-
famiiy on easy wcclilv
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a
ments.
RAISE A FEW
CHICKENS
It's interesting—it's p: :r 1 .:
Buckeye
incubators
In all sizes—as small as is -.
The Standard
Colony Broodcr
Makes three chic '
where one grew before.
ASK FOR CIRCULAR
—-._-_.
Albert I). Morgan
3“ s
,
LAID i
S.
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Special for the We c» l
ALBACORE TUNA FISH.
3 C6715 .
EXTRA FANCY LARGE Cs‘:
PRUNES, 3. lb. ....... . T
CAMPBELL'S PORK AND“ ;
BEANS 203:5 .
SEEDED OR SEEDLESS _y
RAISINS, a pkg. . ..... - f _
RYE FLOUR . . . 3 lb. pk; ' l
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
carly days of lan-
a.
H. Size 30 i 3 1-2.
' Hudgn and Victor
. on weekly payments.
I A. MODNE
it“: If): Has- it.
The following merchants have‘
,signifled their willingness to adopt a:
‘6 o'clock closing:
Belgmthe kind of men . . . Who'iion."
keDt back the hordes of Germany; Although different plans to deflate
These people will pay their debts. l credit are being advocated, the speak-
Dare we forget them in their extrem: er declared thatjncreased production
l
ity?" and conservative regulation of credits' Triatr‘m & Hyatt, Boston Sm’e- '
Declaring that the war, financially, should be the present policy, Irving J. Stone, Miss N. E. Ryan,
has just begun, Mr. Moehlenpah urg- The Edge Foreign Finance law was Julia A, Mulette' C, J, Minis, E. K.
.ed a. campaign of education "to stop praised by .MB‘Noehlenpab, who also
‘the peoplejn their debauch. their urged entrance into the Federal Re~
Banks, Ideal Shop, Miss K. A. cuiv'in
spree, their extravagant living and serve system of eligible State banks. and Raymond 5 3°“- ‘
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CLIFFORD HOTE
dwa‘ficrvcd From 12 to 212.121.
Prop.
9...?
L, James B. Rutledge,
Norwalk Chronicler