3': her, day our life grows sweeth
“on our round of toil is done»
“ day "tis made complete: at
3“
i “setting of the sun when we
a “A one-pipe heater has been
“It thy Gabriel Gunn."
‘K the pain of watchful wait-
exthe press to do its worst.
4 ‘ se joyous. gladtul tidings
“2.5..“ our mental m;
m words ot fateful import
m our heart's desire as we
“that each new heater will
i.“ cool to make a fire.
I
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1“;
Sdiultze’s' Tuesday specials
RIB LAMB CHOPS
FOREQUARTERS LAMB ..
STEWING LAMB
SMALL SMOKED SHOULDERS
once-u.
Both Markets close at 7 p. m. Saturdays 3 I.
Schultze’s. Sanitary Markets
ALK
‘1‘
NOR-
t c
‘ 'k
........35clb.
......22c lb.
.. ........ 15clb.
(average 4 to 6 lbs.) .............. 26c lb.
SWEET POTATOES . . . .. ....... 6 lbs., 25c
so. NORWALK
AT WWPOINT
Continued from first page
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decided change from present condi-
tions until the spring tra acts in.
as the late fall and curly inter are
normally a dull time in the industry.
As many of the factories in this city
as have sufficient business coming in
' to warrant it. are running on part
time. thus giving their employee as
much work as possible. Some of the
Ishops that the special later orders
to fill are fairly busy. The instances
where there have been complete shut-
downs for protracted periods have
been comparatively few. . -
The Daily News Record. a New
York textile trade publication. devotee
considerable space in its issue today
to nr-wti regarding the hat trade and
says in part:
Production of hats has: been cur-
tailed almost completely. manufactur-
ers in most markets report. and those
,few factories which are operating are
open only one or two days a week to
keep their organizations toirether.
Manufacturers declare that they
will not touch the few scattering or-
ders that are lit-ing- received. mostly
for samples. The expense of reopen.
in: a factory only to turn out two or
rec dozen. or even two or three hun-
A
‘fEllillS ee-
Imi HARDWARE &
- AUTO SUPPLY co.
_ ‘2 Water It.
“emu. suitor-sit, 0t.
Puts, Starter and
LADIES ’OXFORDS
. . 0
English Brog'ues with be"; patched wing tips and broad
flat heels, $8.50 and $10.00.
New strap pumps with bright buckle fastening, $9.00.
CONNEALLY 69° BRACKEN
South Horwulk, Conn.
STORE CLOSES Ar 5 DAILY
dred dozen they declare" would he so
great that they will not incur the coat
until their is evidence that buying In
once more licing done in its normal
volume.
E. A. Mallory &- I‘o.. whose sales-
mt-n huu- lu-en out for tlir past two
months wport that only about a quar-
ter of the normal volume or business
for llir period has been dour. as the
rvinilers evidently are afraid to tain-
the lnltiuti‘r in l-iiiin:
Hiliir niiiiiufiu'turrrs who so-ll to
johiwrs only. report that. “hile the
rs luil miles are pr‘at‘lii‘llll) up to «tan.
(lard. the retailers :in- not buying in
any quantity from the Jollinrs, who
are all lwlivn-ii to in- carrying ho-nv)‘
stocks. l‘iitil the jot-In rs :irr altll‘ tn
liquidato- their prvscnt hummus. it is
o~\pl:iinmi .thrrv- is no prospect thAt
they uill begin In implo-nish.
Manufacturers sly tin-i" look for :-
“Y DON'T YOU SELL YOU.
Wrecking Car 3
o—TOI—e
.9.
_ _ Norwnlk
.Idiator Repairing Co.
mound er, NORWALK. come
L; TELEPHONE cu
lLIEVE YOUR COLD
By Taking
Baxter’s Cough Syrup
FLOUR SALE
Pillsbury‘s Best XXX Flour Direct from' the Mills.
Absolutely clean, fresh stock.
- PER BAG $1.69
PER HARRIS]. (“on”) Sim".
VERY BEST POTATOES, per peek ..... ........................ 45¢
6 LBS. CHOICE YELLOW ONIONS ....................... . ..... 23c
NATIVE TURNiPs. fine stock. pk. .............................. 35:
AFTER DINNER BLEND COFFEE. lb. ......................... 29c
REMEMBER WE DELIVER THE GOODS.
Buy your Bakery Produfls at White House Breadery, Neitt to
A. F. Beckmann 69° Co., Inc.
- FREE DELIVERY 4
83 \Vashington St. Phone 1405
strong mason. hut nonr prmlli‘lf that
liu- resumption of lvusmrs-z “ill li‘filll
lwfiirr “.1"qu of m.“ )dlil', March.
April zillvl Min. lln\\'r\vr are n-l’prrtrtl
in Mr :1 I’l'\l\i’|l nf busumss than Will
put the inclustn luck an :i better lia-
sis,
Just “lint :ictiun \\‘lll l-v'
:urdin: prim-s is pruhl- liliilli‘ul ,\l.in~
Ul.i'llil"|l§ insist that Hun l8 :ilim.
luloh nu niurkii {m huts. nu ni.iltvr
what 'pt‘lir is quntmi Avior-ling: to
0m- iiinnufurturv-i' '
"ll vu- mur huts .‘l\\.l\ Ill.
“oiilci mil pa} inr lllt'
ink. n 1‘. ~
H‘v'llfl'rs
or rviziilo-rs
“wings in «urn lliviii .'l“.l\ 'l‘lorl
is .tl-‘Hllll'l‘ no lllzilkl'l. and run.»—
«iiienll,\ iinprirv l'nlrxs‘ Nil‘?‘ .ii'r
inn-l: the n is l‘.” \\'.i\ of tvili.‘i.' “in.“
prim ro xvi: s. ills tho mark-l "
'l'h- nusmi fur ihiw ivni-ilili in dis
pus. hf huts :ii :.in lilii‘r. lll;tl!llf.ll‘~
tiii‘rna 0‘\Pl.illl is l-ov'unw must ml»-
Mrs .inii some I""tll|'r.‘ (‘lll‘l‘l‘h‘
li-.i\\ stocks that \\o n lumxht lllhllll}§
up». “in n prices ‘\t‘l't' liiuli- r.
l..l.\l “int: r_ n in z: inuw s: u. v.
and hats “n-rr lldTll tn the
In rs .lll'l intziilv rs fhiv‘tv :l il‘a-i: shims;
.t Y‘.‘
lllfill
gal 3min.
lilL’l tuning. .llill.‘l[i:illli|; th- :r n r“,
I.” lmlvil in about st\ iiiuiili~ A!
’tlml Iltllv thrr-r inn-t c\.'\ lll~ll1’;illl'll
”it" ill! tl'l‘llfll‘hl “Uliiil in Knoll Illl!
slum-ii and tin l-ii\~rs u. a. n1 ihu
opinion that uni-awe lli- \ lmiixiit lliv n
lliiy would i... unuhlv to mix L'iludfl la-
n-r on. Now. how: u r. it develops
F. H. BAXTER. Dugzist
Mill OUTLET Store 3
124 Washington Street 5
'For a New Fall Hat §
' at our Millinci-y Dept, there's I
- where you will meet your three
ht friends. Stile. Qiiaiiiy and
Morale Prices. :
GOTTLIEB’S ;
3.3 ’ms and BOYS’
CLOTHING
Mme of Men's ahd Boys’
M to normal prices.
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".81 Auto Painting Co.
,- glzleie'ntific — Reliable
-o-.-y
means saving coal. ‘
.. i
Contractor .
Not-walk
'{fl‘MRLEsd 'r. MacDONALD
7m an
" m Avenue
‘ Telephone 1326
work promptly attended to.
Geno—:1
= ST., DARIEN, CT. .
,~ . Oppodte Depot 3
IVANS e SOLTES, Prop. :
n ‘ m l
*2 ‘5 :4 l
, now-r WAIT 2
miter! comes to order .gour .
e 00 ~ . t
“i ,- rsorsorm \GSU ule I
t
A“
_ 10 Per .Cent.
ileduction on
IRES * i
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FLORENCE AND NEW
Sterling Furniture Co.
(\Ve Furnish Homes Complete)
\
Perfegt, Economical Heating
hamsedbydm
m HEATER
Heat up every room. volumes of it became 06th: SPARATB odd
sir return pipes secnatbothsides ofthe (In-cc in the cells.
Ensembltoo—ZOro-iOperm-vhgofeod. Aston-{south
Complete Stock Of _
RANGES AND PARLOR HEATERS
Ready for Your Inspection;
Heaters priced ............. from $10.00 up
Ranges I . . . . .' . ............. from $60.00 up
~OIL HEATERS ,
. in All Styles and Siz ’ ,
Prices .................... . from $6.50 up
5’
/
PERFECTION‘ .5
°
that llis r-tnilr's and gallium: :tl‘l’
lxtiwkml up “lll~ iiirrchnndtn. :ifto-r
hiniiu: t‘ullt‘l'lll-l .tl’ll' returned :ilmnsl
its nun h :is Jillll HI Homo «users more
than tl1r\ nu“ lunt‘ ltll ’
l \Vlillr 'llt M a” inn!” who :irt‘ un-
able to carry their stocks .miiurn
,innul 'u slush Vl'l'lt‘t'!‘ in tho quirk.
such prices an» not llhlll‘llll\r of the
"auxin! lliIE‘UIl 'ugmn llzv~ actual cost
.ni’ r-rmlm-tmn. nmnumciiircrs :iu‘larc.
'l‘ho- pri-w of mnivrizils lulu tltl'llllt'el
'snnivvxliut and still fiirtho r iuiiiriiniis
:iro- ruwctml; it is rxpltiin-wi. but ill"
prim «if Lilmr ulhl uurluml is still :is
high as it “us List Jul) “Inn ilu'
slum p 3":‘Ht-1I
' 'l‘ln l‘lll‘ ll! lln' prim of {ur Will
llring‘ down ihr prim- ni’ lhr l'iiiislu’xl
hats somewhat. but it :s fill that no
drastic rtiiiu‘lliins min lu- (lffrl'vtl In-r.
Inflnt‘lilli until Litmr is cln-zipo-r
Iii spin of tha- fact Ihitl Ill llzinhurt‘
and Noruulk. which are two of tho»
“
m
e—Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store—
-MOre Of Those Stylish COats
.3 Every Coat in-our big stock is of the latest model and
all the most wanted cloths and colors.
FUR MUFFS AND NECKPIECES
All the popular pelts, singly or in combination, with mam :-
effects that are sure to please.
CHILDREN’S FUR SETS IN GREAT VARIETY.
Visitors Are Always Welcomed tO Our Suit Section.
l.“ ‘
il.‘.‘_._‘
\‘Xk§\m Q“: ~ 3:“. I‘ve “
(he
Some are fur tummy”;-
\
.‘II'ST ”Ill-IT Till-Z l..\\\'.
tum-n in Sen \‘urk Required to
Mont Nau‘ Regulations .
l‘mxrrs participating in lvouts in
N: u York tilltlrr lhr prinisiuiis of the;
\Vulkcr law hrrenltcr must r‘oazfni‘lii
strictly to the chimp proudinz the
silimlzitni wright night hours lw‘ltlfi‘
contests. it is announce-l by the Slut:-
lluh’t’ifi (.‘mniiiissmu. Mutual unru-
Viienls It" pfil‘lmlfll!‘ to evade llu- law
as in. rouiiiirrmriits “ill not he inhi-
.lll‘ll. the- i-ominisxmn :mnmiucvn,
'l‘lu ilrc‘lSiOll is and to have result—
Fll from the alleged agreement (lll
\H'ixlits lwluuii .liukscm and l“ll7
fiiuininns iti llirir IH‘II‘ l‘lliillflon
S-Iiinrv- (hit“clt ii lust “re-k
:it
“THAT'S M Y SON
,_ SINGING!”
The mOtlier of one of the
members Of the famous Crite-
rion Quartet was listening to s
New EdisOn Phonograph for
the first time. 5",.
"Come, Where My Love Lies
Dreaming” sung by Anna Case
and the Criterion Quartet was
being played.
Suddenly she exclaimed—-
‘Why! That, ’3 my son singing."
-It was true. The singer was
Mr. Rem-don of the Criterion
Qmmto 'W“
That Is Realism for You
—————-
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
to lie. thin St. 80. Norwslit
principal hut inunulmiuiing contours
in thr country. More is pl‘flr‘lh'ull) no
“urk twins: ulnnv, and hat “ark-rs
:ll’t‘ murh ll” l.iiii ni'f most of tin-
wm-k. ilu rr s” ms to he no change in
i'w Hi"\\,|l‘ll .u»iu.u~;~nm or lll!‘ tnwn
according to a hut man “ho has Just
rum. l"-ill twill of those l‘llll's.
Retailers are doing it com! business
and lhr thralrrs :irr will pzitrunlm'il.
he said. run though the productivity
of thr district is h inporzirili' suspcutl- ‘
Hi, The- “orkcrs haw been making
enormous “'th'tS. he «\plained. and
the)" lune been thrift} on the whole. ‘
with th~ result that now. “hi-ii work‘
is not to lu- had. they are “ill equip-
pnil financially to “all until there is
an llll‘lrt\AI‘nlt'nl.
WGEST GRADUATING CLASS
0
n
i
i
a
CARPET CLEANING
When You Want Carpets and
Rugs Cleaned, Bing Up 069
Prompt Service, Reasonable i
. Charges
Our Way is the Modern Way.
We specialize in Cleaning Oriental
Rape—Hand Proeeu.
Conn Carpet Cleaning Co.
6. S. WYMAN Manager
87 Cedar St..,So. Norwalk
0F MERRILL COLLEGES:
. - - I
.Commencement Next Friday to be NO-l
- , table Occasion. ;
' The thirty-first commencement ex-,
.eu‘lses of Merrill College will be heldl
on Friday evening November 12th. in
. the auditorium of the Stamford High;
. the response that young people are!
liork will deliver the address. The'
.‘class reception will immediately tol-
luw the awarding oi‘ the diplomas and
priles .
§ The class will number more than
.oue hundred. Practically all of the
. 'sounz people have finished their
~ ‘courses—some-ot them months ago—
and have secured positions as.secre-
taries and office assistants. ,
i The fact that this year's class in
' the largest ever graduated indicates
the response tht young people are
making to the constantly increasing
demand by the business world. it al-
so shows that more and more young
people are discovering that acquiring
an education is a paying proposition.
‘ l’l‘his is especially true with respect .to
. '2. business education, ‘
age
#9
9 The
Tex ile- Store
0" i.
7 Downward Revision of
‘ ’1 . Prices
on the Entire Stock of
Silks‘.“Velvets. Cotton and
Woolen Goods
. This Week's Specials
PhidShis-fing,50cto$2.35s.yd.
To be sure, many people have fallen
"“4 ll" ("MP of thinking that a bust-
- ness education does nothing more
It nmueotnyoungmnofyoung
. woman a bookkeeper or stenoxnpher
lit noes or should do much more. It
:should make otthem men and women
who will take a bikger and better part
. in the business stairs of the world.
The school facilities last year Were
(~10on the utmost to are for more
‘ thgmeve: grand students who to
8 etc! ‘ Day and evening epo-
eitm‘: This year's enrollment g .
as . ._ ,
med sugm'
.Tlie
6"”.-
A MATTER OF CHOICE
winter.
EXCEPTIONAL VALVES l.\'
Smart Wearing Apparel
For MEN, \VOMEN, BOYS and Mllilfi
i
. g; _
. ..
t
.55—
We invite you to (ll’liN A (ll—U50 ~-
(‘OUNT You pay f01'\\'lizit.;.‘0u lat; f V “J
W l‘Ille'LY l’AYKl EN TS.
4.3..- ‘3. .. .‘z‘.
NO‘EXTRA CHARGE for this g
1w" ’ - _ .11. *3...
WWI/ff/m
The ParisCloak 69’ Suit HOuse ‘
33 South Main Street, South Norwaik
GREAT REDUCTIONSALE ON p .- ‘ .
W OMEN’S anr MISSES’ (‘OATSJSI llx _‘
DRESSES and SKIRTS.
Come, buy and save money while the assortment :‘s in d 7
. ,,, xxx/Amt:
—‘
It you want curiOSiiy buy ii thin:
machine. if you want l‘v‘llabll‘li‘
have your Christmas photographs
made by us.
Pay us a visit today.
Michelson} Studio
South Nor-walk
Successor to G. 5. North
Automobile Holt-1V
Hood Covers
Horse lllmv 3w:-
A full line just a;!’1‘.€'l
r~—- l
The Norwalk Electric Co. .
207 E. Washington St. Tel. 959. l I
A. W. HODGE.
MUSIC HALL BLOCL
SOUTH MAIN STREET
The Host Vacuum Cleaner Mode
“THE HOOVER”
The Nearest Rival
he Tomngton'
We Sell Both on Time Payments
Local and Long: M"
of
I
Textile Store
”WI-henna.“
OE danger.
cause a lot of trouble. Our t‘nld
Remedy is as good as can be
procured for the quick [ii-cal;-
ing of coldsand the prcvciiiiOn
\
H. A.ME
lance
COLDS BROKEN TRUCKIN! I
To hreak up a cold is to head
A little cold can
S. L. TALMADME
DAILY TRIPS T0 .\'. I.
f K. NEWOOSTVIZR
In.” Moot u‘lalfi-m O'i’iu
PATENTS
HhWCP-l'fl'
ut- see-oi. W- 0"“
grippe and influenza.
Prescription Phamscist
8 North Iain Street‘
"do. “theatre“
W ' P5. anemia
elm
Norwalk Chronicler