mlNTflEm
._ . .. ' theair"lthh7 ' . " ’1 0 __ ‘7’ .
Jot. moonshine. Quality" SerVIce Price ,.
tantalumthere’smm‘hQ ‘ * _‘ " . g
“ammemmmwhg Whiohisthemosthnportnnt whensrmo'opnmd-
“mafia”; 'h . nmnonrmu unnamed: slim? 1:.
r‘lwm.mrtmm ~ .mmiuwia'homuuulmbasnsmm‘ds-
.~ :gmmV;W tribute it so am everyone-my get a. fair m at . at. fair
-po‘mfiowe work with price. ~. .5
- wwfi‘m mil“ Plem keepinmindthntour'butolertimatronrm.
13' ’ for workissood my. and and that we shall count it a mgo be or service
i flm'suidanddone—andi sl- toyou. _ , , - , ..
pwill are indigestion. .
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' Last 2 Dayspf 29th Anniversary Sale
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at US DO YOUR CAI-LS WITH
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DAYS
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Smith, Underwoodfl',
Remington. all other.
makes. sold. rented{
repaired Rentals. 85 ¥
PEUMBER.
‘rYIrsmeER EXCHANGE.
9. Pnlrl'leld Ave" Bridgeport, Conn
SPECIAL
LADIES’ SHOES
Newest Last
At 85.00
Value $7.50
See Them in the Window
MAX LEVY’S
31 South Main St.,
____. ~.w_...,___.__.__.._.._.-...~——-.w-.. .._.
v? t
XI CO. {
"‘ 5
per month. Machines:
mid alUOpel-month :
Go‘d Medal/Flourgdu '2 lbe.bag ‘o- e no 0 on s n n - $109.0 ‘
Beardsley’s‘Sli‘L-ed ed 9d Fish 2 for 25¢
Borden’s Evaporated Milk. tall can ...—.~,........-.~.. . 14c
Fancy California Prunes. per lb. . . . . . . . . . . 00
Large Can Tomatoes ._. . . . . . . . . .. . 3 cans for. 50¢
Fancy Whole Gram R! e. lb. ...-.. ... - 18c
SW1ft’S Arrow Borax- an 0-. s e”- : a‘en’e‘sw s
Pure Sweet Apple Cider per uart .. . . . 1 .c
No. 1 Royal lPlantatlon Coffe. b. . . . . . . . . . 43c
Large Can Httllsdale Asoaraeus 29c ,
Lemon Cline Peaches. large can . . . . . . .. 33c
. Campbell’s Tomato Soul). per can . . . . . . . . 12c
6 Rolls Todet-Paner for . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 25c
Hart’s Auto Peas. extra fine quality. can . . . . .
,.
acres-sous
for 33C
9
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ee- arc-econ...
Many other items at out prices:-
Beckmann GreceITY
83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY ?hone 1405.
.-
Schultze’s Friday 'Fish Specials
STEAK HALIBU!‘ .......... 30c 1b.
s‘ANCY SMELT 28c 1b..
FRESH MACKEREL ' ...... .....................28clb.
STEAK con 2601b.
TILE FISH 25c lb.
t HADDOCK 0 14c lb.
FRESH STOCK FINNAN HADDIE 22c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
JAFFE & ASH
We are in the market for all
kinds of junk, second-hand fur-
dture and old clothes.
j We pay the prices for every-
.87 for: St. East Norwalk, ct.
Specials In _
‘ AUTOMOBILE
SUPPLIES
37-?“ will save money if you
. was we are closing out
' following lines: Ajax. Fire-
~ Z'Pennsylvania.
on weekly payments.
A. MODNE
We use}. use. in
‘South Norwalk. .
__ NORWLLI. SOUTH 1'0me
WHOLESALE ' “r: - _ - ~'
and 8?. ..........................
RETAIL . 3. . '
- mm new”... i New LAID EGGS 55c do;
PRES “d TOBACCO g Rest ElfinCfi-reamery Butter . . ....... . . . 69c lb.
‘ _ merlc n cos ....................... . . . " .
TARLOV BRO“ ‘ 3 Pure Lard ..... é ........... . ........... ‘5. . gfil .
UmeatQCigaI-Stor. CompoundLard ........ cl.|
Memo Block, 30. Not-wall ; First Prize Nut Butter ............ . . . . . . . . fie l '.
’ 'l'e11581 j .lerseyMaidOleo ..... 35c]
' s /s TunaFlsh; .............. . ..... .........25ccan
*" Lolumbla River Salmon . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . 25c can
"mm'c'h'fi‘fn‘fi‘cn' IKE—EB"! ; Red Alaska Salmon. tall can . ._ . . ....... . . 33c can
RESTAURANT E Pink Alas a Salmon. tall can . . . .. ....... 230 can
Ingmar Dinner-.1130? to 2:30, 40:: t Pink Alas a Salmon. 1-2 can :- ..... . ....... 15c can
Mu" SUPP" '"C'ud'"9 S°UP 55¢ i ' Del Monte Sardines. tomato sauce ......... 25c an
.Inday Full Course Dinner, 85c I Coffee. best Santos g _ g . 3561b
13 1123;315:113 5,33%“ {Very Best Mixed Tea ........ ' ........... ‘ If .' If .' ......... 39c 152
phone 2253 ’ Hebe Evan. Milk ...... .. . . . . . . ......... . . . 10c can
'E WHITE GRANULATED'SUGAR—Z lb. carton for
Call 499 -‘ everybodY. ' ~
StandardButterErEggCo. _ ’
12 NORTH turn an, soon. NORWALK
WI
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THE LAST-OfsTHIi-SEASON
Sale oi Winter Suits &Coats '_
. Hm—_—._-..._~
.
SUITS , ‘ cos'rs
that formerly Sold at $23.50 ' Ladies" and Misses’ Put
to $69.50. { -' ' - ‘ " Trimmed moan Goats
Final Clean-Up Price Special at $25 loses . ‘
. $19.50 to 54.5100
srammsnowmo or _ 7
COATS, sm-nanssss AND MY
fie figure That Saves You Money-
» 4 Former’ ‘ minimum 1’" '
‘with itspersonnel ind mmm
. { m're‘e month:
' .eaysflm Annex-m WNW
. fir Washington. Mien
cept Raises'Ofered by 0c-
cupants of Flats . —
. NEW YORK, March Ill—New York
not dwellers are saying of George 0.
Kelly. as the poet said of Abou Ben
Adhem. “May his tribe increase." For
Kelly has come to light as something
absolutely new in landlords.
.Who. for instance, ever heard of a.
la lord who refused to accept an in-
crease in rent when his tenants otter:
ed it. to him? Who, in these days ot'
advancing rentals. swollen profits and
the general high cost of living can re-
call a. landlord who openly svows that
“profiteerlng ain't necessary?"
It is not surprising, thereto e, that
Kelly has leaped into the s tlight
through his declaration that a days of
reckoning looms ahead for landlords
who proflteer, and that he does not
intend to be among those who will be
and children with an Eons:
LADIES' Booms—stock.
‘
“In this W we any only
MEN’S ROSERY—Good looks, attractive col ‘ .
, AllKind‘s of» Childrenis Stockings
-’ Set/ore Clasés ‘at 6.1;. m. Daily.
mammor‘nlmotmmmn. women
miner-rim. ' 1.4M ~W‘
whfiemdmmemammmthmhdeoreotton.
‘oringendthebestofweu‘incqualifies.
_ J
called to account. Yea, verily, Kelly
1
is a landlord after the tenants' own
h'eart They wish he owned a. thou-
sand apartment houses.
Holc are some of Kelly's ideas on
the rent situations.
"A tenant in the house is betterthan
a van before the door. My people
have been here sixteen, seventeenltnd
eighteefl years. lhsve one recently ar-
rived but he lived in another place fort
fourteen years.
"As to pl‘oflteering.
sary.
"I get twelve per cent. on my in-‘
vestment. and that is-pl'etty good, I.
think. I bought this huildlng twenty'
yeats ago and try to keep it up. It is?
thirty-five years old. i
“I wish i had a thousand billldlngfi‘sa‘vs in the current issue:
so my ideas could be earth-d out in a; In the November, 1919. issue of The
bigger WHY- {American Hatter was printed the fol-
“Some of my tenants ll‘ll‘ll to raise lowing paragraph: “it is absolutely
”W” 0““ "0m and l ”"d ”"‘m “ “'“Mcssenlial that retail llall9r§ prepare.
not necessary. One of then. insisted. 'nol. merelv for continued high prices,
“l believe in starting with an idea but for .continued increase of but
“-n“ carrying it 8"" “0 matter what prices. for several seasons to come."
others do. Times are hard for many; The much. mu, (”“0de pmmed
people now. Rents are hem“ ”use“ out that the almost daily develop-
5.29:3.i‘y‘f; (do :‘glnfistgit‘igvm' place l"’Jllom ill the raw materials and labor
. .. ~ , .. . . ‘I _ markets were steadily adding to the
But th‘“ bull not 1‘33“ Man; (if ccst of manufacture and making it uh.
tllesc landlords who haV9 cut up tllelr w, “x, 90 g ‘ T f) h t n r“ c
lilrger ltpltrtnlcllls into Slllullwr cubby- ‘ ‘ u f 5 n ‘ 33“" . (r “p ' anus "
hole places with kllchenQ‘lli'S‘flnd no mrms‘ to "“S‘; “vol-r "rim“ m a mu“
ventilation will find that tho buildiné 32$”! ” ”‘95 “0”? ‘0 “my l“ ”W“
“ c w' . e lllclni’ l' i"—
zflgfigitip :24?“ aft 1‘ o d .3 The condition that existed
“thy expensive small places, within“? months ago—continues today
no air and someone of getting out in with no.prospect of a break. then
case of me, may bring money, but labor was demanding weekly~almost
that does not bring peace or happiness daily—increases in my With no com-
m the one who promeors_ ‘ gpensaltng increase in production: the
"We are. all friends here in ihisjstllllo demands are still being present-
house—vcight families of us. That is‘m. today. and frequently granted.
better than having :l moving van infl‘llcll itll' ‘u'as advancing in price in
front. of the door constantly. Constantispertacular upward bounds: so it is
going: in allld out is a Wear and tear onlcday. with llle dismal difference
.3, DiN'f‘ 0f lll'({l)el’l."- and then ii (305“ that the illCrOd’SOs are still greater.
mom ‘0 keep ‘t “p- . 'And so with all other materials cntcr—
“M-V investment. “Wing 12 9"“ cent. lllil into the llltlntiiacmre of hats ~<
is better than lots of richer peome are unpleasant and dismncertlllg as have
getting Oll'thll" money been the steady price enhances in re‘
George hellyls a thoughtful looking. com rears. as especially in the past
gray haired man ““11 eamest,- deep few months it is impossible to pre-
set eyes. lie is Slow and deliberate in diet any development but continued
speeclrand Seems to be firm in his , ,jq' ' ‘
convictions. inclcarc“ .
Readers Will remember that as far
‘back as September. 1919, his maga-
OVER THE H'LLS TO THE izlne stated that it would ‘be impos-
POORHOUSE‘ ‘sible for retailers to secure a hat to
(With apologies to Will Carleton.) sell for 1.35 than 85 this spring. and
Over the hills to the- poorhouse l'm‘in many cases tlw bottom price would
. \l'cnding my “only way. have to be $6.
l am a man of fifty-livv and only a tri-' This prediction has been fully
fie gray. borne cut by later dcvclopmclfls. it
I‘ve saved and laid by :1 little. tcr keen can be stated today will} pqua] pm.
”‘9 “'0” “'0'" ”1“ door. . 'phasls that the lowest price at which
But the Income Tax has “801" nft‘. it will be possible to retail 3 popular
and thepoorllollseyzuvns before. lo“-.pri('ed seller ill Fall, 1920, will
be $7—--excvpt in instances where the
lib inlets
nhnu
Seven bollars to be Mini-
mum Low Price, 18 Pre-
diction
‘Tzlill‘t neces- 5
i
The American Halter (New York)
”an“-
l
______._
,
l'vc raised a. likely family (likely to
come to wantf) "
And. while ihcy‘lc all in college. l’m
taking this poolllottse jaunt.
The tax. with sul‘tax added, does not
allow for food, .
Say nothing of education, or clothes.
or coal or wood. .
on hand some stock carried over from
the prowl“ spring season.
On the basis of today's cost of
production. a good substantial quality
cannot. be made to retail for less than
$9 or $10, and if the refinements of
fine halting. ill the way of special
finish. special qualities of trimmings,
linings. leathers. etc. are looked} for.
the Mall price could hardly be less
than 812. As stated the new‘hais
next fall, orders for which will be
So. with the high cost 'of living~and
dying, higllcl‘ still,
'l‘llat income~'1‘llx has brought me to
the pnorhouse over the hill. '-
Because I owned a hencoop and a.lloe
and some scaling wax. ‘
They icok my all and “9:3 I am, a
violin! of Income Tax. ..
are priced on a basis .which makes
the cheapest hats impossible to retail
be taken as the low—price level for
. {all .as the presentagood budiness‘fbev
And I'm glad it. is the poorhouse .in- ting done by retailgrs indicates .ihal
stead of a paddd cell! , in spite of heavy locks of épfitng
t‘Many a night I’ve struggled. when. hats, bought on a rising market,- there
only God was nigh—— 'will "bean-very tewats left on
_But I‘ll. never get nit finished befone shelves to carry» o'w’er by the-time
lis.l.lme to die. . - ., . ‘straWspre ushers-din: - ,
. : a; . . * ". "Labdfls 'Sha {tr-G l ' .
So, ovlegxzt‘ltlgn £215 '11:; :th pogrhqufe..- Labor, of Sing...) isegsgp 1|ng
. . i 8' earl“; BY. “item ascent entering into the In a-
W'm. my Income Tax unfinished. tc".facturti- of hats, as well as the get
await the Judgment Day. , 'diflicult -tiy- oompnte‘. ".Fur, leanter.
I hcpe it. W91” be‘flingarlng, “rep-V; etc" can be bought in advance and cal—
! figured days. nights and Sundays.
'and dreamed of it unwell:
i
hosed.- it is as_,wax—-' — ' . ' " l ’
And it‘ may be that onhr. lit Haggai-g3: one f their cost cgggmonadéthi;
. . Ill escape that incom‘TE-X: V, 11!! a. 1 .5331 I: flail ifs gues-
. .. H‘s—w . '7 ’ 3‘ ., ~ -. "a. ‘ ' '1 ‘ ix x S ‘ V
_ .- . , .3 out ~. . “attain t “a, n “
Poses? “was assesses; so mm; nine-«tho ntintn’linm
V : f : - . -. day, .The'iaxreenients made 'withlhe‘
thin-est fire patrol . union aastfiaynndt-Jnne :10; main
perrotmfi 33!!
j 'Air jag-nice of the War; Wifwhicfi—were to remain in steel-Pint one
year, were broken by the union '~-be!os?"e'
' g. .month '“
ere
ed
, ft the expense or out .organizationiin
g, uninterrupted; flames ‘ ' ..
lnaoe' flinlghts cosmos-n35 '
“313a eteen per . ‘ , _ ;
Sixsaline time production buoyant}: ‘
;
moonshine! ifthe man
retailer is fortunate enough to thc,
placed with the men now on the road.
under $7 each; and this may s..itil:el)‘lz:::rely Hit]
the t
hadnasaedgnfil magnum. .
ave been ~Xorced *to grant repent.-
xfiTm. ’:
’36 ‘1?
--i w“; __ -.
\
'fluence of the power of gravitation
t
and into the illlmita
{anything is possible.
- he rice ot~ hatters’ .
imllgd by the. supply and demand In.
the hat industry. Today the batters '
i‘ur buyers‘ must compete with the fur
ldresser, who. by reason, of the 'ire—
linendous demand for furs of all kinds!
for women's garments. has dit’scoyeredi
that the formerly despised rabbit can:
be converted into something that will!
look good enough to sell for 8200 to t
ble other where
in DEB! years
fur was con-
..._....
EKRIEGER eco.
Milliners.
We are now showing- “F:
Wonderful selection of 0:.-
“ x
$00 a garment, even though it will not. . . _ . Y -. ‘
Withstand a month’s reasonable wean? (21“st Mllllfler) . } lfld
To “anyone familiar with the prices . .
paid by women for fur garments and! Avenue and Bl 03d\\..&
1
trimmings this fact is suflicient to in“
dicale that from now until the fur sup‘
ply increases, or the demand or worn—l
en abates. anything will be possible in
hatters' fur prices. It is not likely
styles for just half the
price charged in the New
v , ‘
that any improvement in the situation ; } ork stores.
may be lookcd for in the- llcxt two at ; ‘3' 77
View of the fur situation ditty in; Hunt -
three years at least. Ti w__ __~ _
Leathers are also the object of com~
petition from the garmcm industry.
One can hardly walk a block nowa
.days without encountering a man 0}"
§woman in a leather coat. While
originally put forth as motor coats
jthese articles have been taken up by
“hose who would like to be melon-ans
,wwhl‘ch appears to include nearly the
entire discontented human race: Corr
sider the spiny leather coat that past
on you in the street and multiply it by
many hundreds of thodsands, and you
may imagine the competition which
the buyer in the leather market must
meet. Prices of hatters' leathers
have experienced rapid increases, but.
still further advances arc looked for
gin the better grades of skills of which
ithcre is it serious scarcity.
3 ln trilllmillgs. bands and bindings
;ihere is the same sad tale. Prices
illilve doubled during the past Six
months. The $1.69 quality of two or
llll'Ce years ago was 34 last October.
Today it is $8. The same old story
tells the cause—lowered production
oiAlabor in the weaving mills, costly
and prolonged strikes, constant wage
qillcroase. greatly increased cost of
:silk and cotton. «
iStraws, Body. Hats and Caps Must
, Also Be ‘Hiflher.
The certainty of future
'orices is not confined only to felt
'hnts. T‘l‘eimcnfilous advances have also .
toccurret n t 9 price (it? straw Era? I '
gaitd body hats. which will have to b2 Tc“: Why everypae Shoum drink
gpassed on to the wearer in a". shape hot water With phosphate
.01" higher retail prices on re-orders hit before breakfast.
gthts summer and on all orders for the ‘ l " '
summer of 192]. in the Cloth ha: 3nd Headaches are caused by :tttlo l‘ll‘n\'~
:cap making industry also it“, mantis Ration—which means Si‘ll‘ln‘isnn 1%-
:faciurers are laboring mldcr ’a stag. . Liver and bowel ’pOiSlNlS rullcd 103““,
‘zering burden of higher priced ‘lahor'suched into the blood exvttt- ill“ n. M“.
and materials. A lint increase of 55 twhicll pumps the blood so, fast. tho: i:
ige‘fkly to all workers was granted. ‘l "0‘33“” in ”‘8 smaller al'ltl'lt‘S .mtl
EVUUIIR the month to tho capmtlkers m.:velns of the head. producmc \lt‘ltfll’.
l. ew York. Refusal of a similar dp, _ throbbing pain and distress. H” 'H’
("mild by the Gap Makers’ union or‘headache. You become nervous. m \-
Special for the Wee t;
BEST FAMILY FLOUR—-
Special. 3 bag .. ..
LIBBY’S CONDENSED
m4 m_.......... 1:
W3 Pm! WASH.
m6 POWDER-«o _
Wflsmpkz. ......... 1,:
FANCY MAINE CORN—- _
Small and tender, 3. can 1.»:
24 Cottage Street
A. STULL
_.. 5, h;
limit Hlfl
Sill HEABAGHES
s
higher
fission has resulted in {1 general an}... , pondent, Sick, feverish and miW‘u-i
4 ”9' ' c ‘ your‘lneals sour and James: natiscr
9 M... -f ~~ {you Then you resort to actinatlt «Y.
.cosr OF HOME can
t ‘ nSpirin or the .brOmides, which lrnttwt-
DENING
ONLY , arily relieve but ‘do not rid tilt-x bin tr!
6 A LlTTLE BIT. maHER
. Food prices are high, but' food of these irritating toxins.
:groun in home gardens costs compl A glass oi‘hot water with a
e more thanubel‘ore prices spoonful at limestone phosphate in
«affix ascend. This additional remgdraak before. breaktast will not only
liorw’ "d £1319 Smelling in 1%0 is put wash these poisons from your system
:Statem l); SDeCiahslgs of .Lhe;,¥lnitéd ,and care. you of headache. but “31.!
'They fume“ 0T Antleuiiare, cleanse. purity and freshen the .m-
‘bus‘negsme a letter. 1‘.qu Newfi’orkl'meninry canal. , l ' I
cod mg 113.? Wrote: Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
idouhle those of 19a; are Duciigally pound at limestone phosphate. 11 in
1plant and care to *3 but ""3 eostm lnexpensirg, harmless as sugel‘.
‘not increased {or a on “Me" has - It you" aren’t feeling your pm. if
.teni.~ The clerk. gfisfiififiimmié“ ?ntnevis coated Or you Valle up wjth
tonal man who ‘sms his owp‘ffll‘ess- nd'tas'te, foul breath or have (301435.
5
.bles and‘sman r“ = “Swim -_ , "on. .lliliousness. consul‘amn'
iily food bill. Morgtfigggsgithe fm‘ ol“ sou” r and ' ' .scmh'icfifljegin '(he‘. phos-
13 still, he abate-hm_ water cure to, rid your o.‘5‘
:increases the total: ~<~-. ., _.
.eorlntry, He .wtemooghiupm gem ct toxins and poisons.
. 3:53. To a very aél’reg‘liible mm 0 , _ , ,
imam”, sable“? salami. assignA reigns morguesoso THE»-
5. fl . lithe Win 531m 9» wt. “SW . arm does mastermind that
Wadlnmhofits warden? " % simmer When so $335713 $115911“
Miyskrwwrite so the Unfiea‘smeé’_mm new in get well; J. .\'. Tohill‘.
om . . elem Lottiejlotolilvnnsrllle, Ind.
Depaflahccntgofagrlenlture, 1W
..- or to his State dignitagiflm upon streets [entered Constant-
J
dated“); for a. bill-lean
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