UTOPIA
fie suites.
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MOI
Now let us hope, election’s over,
fit soon we'll be knee deep in
fiver- that Coal will flourish as a
.treeandprodteersinjailwillbe.
_- cost at heating be reduced—or
'fll it be another boost? And
kw with many other things? The
eih' in human hearts now springs
fit men their better natures heed '
a keep in check their sense of
fled, that Coal be sold at honest
"es and trickster-s sleep behind
ifERRlS @‘r
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
‘2, WW II.
“man-use
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'HY DON'T YOU BELL YOU.
Wrecking Car
Norwalk
Radiator Repairing Co.
. MAIN 812, NORWALK, CONN.
TELEPHONE I“
.m HARDWARE &
M 1216-5. 80. Norwalk, Gt.
MO PR". Starter and
Gleam Brushes
Itewai-s tpeedcmeter Parts
leeony Gasoline and Kerosene
“laminae. Tires and Tubes
“3.1.5.3.? .H. Hedenberg. Pron.
RELIEVE YOUR COLD
By Taking
Baxter’s Cough Syrup
F. H. BAXTER. Duggist
Mill OUTLET Store
124 Washington Street I
For a New Fall Hat
at our Millinery Dept., there’s
where you will meet your three
but friends. Style, Quality and
Hoderate Prices.
L
GOTTLIEB’S
MEN’S and BOYS’
CLOTHING
Full Line of Men's and Boys’
Bathing.
Back to normal prices.
6 pr esdentiai elet-
.—_..____.
“‘11- g'1‘ll~
The Situation
underestimate the demand.
present time is stabilization.
just started, and would go much further.
existing stocks of goods will be ‘quickly exhausted and price
will as suddenly rise again.”
Present Conditions in the' Lumber
Business
Tim 1-11.51 of production is as high as last year; the value of
.' .chr is steadily increasing and the present tendency
. and manufacturing costs indicate increased rather
Many mills have reduced the volumn of
their production owing to the excessive costs as compared to
the present market values and a large number of mills have
Most lumber stocks are already be-
standi: 7'
of lo "2:;
_ than reduced costs.
ceased operations entirely.
low normal and a further reduction is certain. The percentage
of high grade lumber produced has been materially decreased.
Give these conditions your careful consideration. Be. not de'
ccivcd. Our policy has been and 'will be permanent, not to hold
11]) prices because we have stock on hand bought at a higher
price, but to offer at all' times upon the replacement cost,
The Hatch 69° Bailey CO.
The Commercial Records says “Just as in the past prices
'on various commodities soared to heights that were un.
warranted and insnpportable,-so now we are in danger of gOing
too far in the other direction- with prices falling to levels that.
What business needs mast at the
Early drape in prices failed to
stimulate buying, as buyers felt that the movement had only
The danger now, is
' that buying will start so suddenly and in such volume that
Outfielder, to Cards
KA NBA S CITY.
Nov.
Thomas E.
or. was completed
Joseph II. Tinker.
he r1-
3 ing the Chicagoan control of se\"ent_\-
the per cent. of the stock. Tinker
will, retire from hast-hall. He will
make his home in the \Vest.
assisted Tinker llnancialh
former major league
chased th1 Columbus 1lul1
ago
b11111 tompl1t1-1l IA slm Mann.
sold to “11' St. Louis Nationals.
cording to announcement by
IIi1'k1-.\'. of 1110 St. Louis ('Iulr.
price was not announced.
“lllikv” Reilly. of Illi‘
American Association club.
to Mr Nashville Hub, of the
Ir" Association.
("to Ilort‘lu'rl.
wank”-
A n11-ri1'n 11 Association
the Augusta (Ga).
Allunlit' IA-nzuv, Huhn,
mnnugv th1- Augusta 1-luh.
with .‘llilwnukvr II1r1-1- )‘1-111‘8.
\\‘ I11)
I‘lv
tlonals.
ROUNDS OUT EOBTY
Continuv'd from fiml page
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Schutim
tze’ 3 Friday F lSll Specials
0““.
~. 11.1.- To ,
other 111....5
HADDOCK .. ......,......, .- . ....
FEKT‘EISH ...... ....H..................12clb.
BOSTON BLUES.... ..... . 121/2clb.
BUTTER FISH 25c lb.
SNAPPERBLUES........ .22clb.
STEAK COD
WEAK FISH . lb.
FRESH MACKEREL ........... lb.
THE BEST BRANDS or CANNED FISH
Both Markets close at 7 p. to. Saturdays
l.'.. “I O I -:‘:O 'Pp'rq‘ ppd‘ju ’ht‘fifl
.....
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
N ORVVALK SO. N ORVV ALK
:IIIIIN' r. .. . ..~-. --—- "40¢ lb‘
1"
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On account of shortage of coal
to can only deliver 1-2 ton, 1-4
aim and bushels.
L. EFF RON
:3‘Bowan St..
tel. 441
E. Norwalk
Tel. 441
20 Per Cent.
.Reduction On
TIRES
Aaron Kohn
landing Accessory Store
0 Railroad Avenue
WEEK’S IIEAD
STRIKES ABUTMENT.
?‘ flLONDON Nov. ll .———Harry B.
.------d-:'-
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”New Haven road engineer. of
Mi: avenue, New Haven. II
' here- flattering from.
. this atternoou. his head
Sterling Furniture CO.
(We Furnish Homes Complete)
a .1: I '3}.
Perfect, Economical Heating
ismuredbyds.
B ONE-PIPE I HEATER
Heat to every room, volumes of it beans: dds. SEPARATE odd
air semm pipes secnatbothsides dds. (name. is the cellar.
Wtoo—ZOIo40pereeno-vhgcfeod. “unborn“
Complete Stock of
RANGES AND PARLOR HEATERS
Ready for Your Inspection.
Heaters priced . . . . . . . . . . . . . from $10.00‘up
Ranges.. ..... ............from$60.00'up
FLORENCE AND NEW PERFECTION V
OIL HEATERS ‘
. in ‘All Styles and Sizes
Prices.....................from $6.50 up
FURNITURE, RUGS, RANGES, BEDDING
' ’see $them. Beautiful.
NewstockoIBreakIastsetsjustreoeived. command“
I---t\\m'n .\’1~\\' York and Iloxton 11:1 :1
drawing room 1:11' conductor.
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t'hnmpionship now In Australia.
(ioulhvt is still \Nllllolll
”1- was in consultation with Kaiser
and IIIII. yesterday. I111! :13 ,\1'I no
combination has I‘m-n t'ormml.
vinnupion now realizes that I11»
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NH“ \I)III\. \o\' II. ~x-I11 the
roursv of the third and lust 1l:1_\'S I‘lill'
against I‘liurh's I‘1-11-rson. :11 the Ru—
llonal Recreation in I‘ rookl_\n. \1~1-
terd:1_\'.\\iIII1 liopp1:11..aln diapliu 1i
Iv'illinids of 11 high ohms “inniuw tin
afternoon Mock I1_\ 3110 to SI and the
night game by 31111 to 75. In the lat-
ter session Hoppe ran out in {our in-
11mm; for an average- of 75 and with a
high string of 167. His heat r1111 enri-
i1-r In the 1I:1_\ hud I11-1-n 80.
AttIr th1- Inut1I1 l'1tcrson gave .111
exhibition of rapid lire billiards. Start—
lng out to make. 500 points in three
mim1t1s :11 straight rail the tri1k wiz—
ard w '18 ton ed to :11 knowledge defeat
. “Inn the halls became frozen. He had‘
tl11n 31'or11l 340 points in two min-
nuts 01 play.
“M
HIGH SCHOOL NO’I‘m
There will be a meeting of the
3013; andt $1.11 In rs League. l1 rid 1\
ve 113‘ a 00 In the Hi l1 Sch
Auditorium. g 30'
. The High School Football team will
. play Stamford High at the Baxter
- Grounds on Tuesday. In the first
' game of the season Stamford beat
. them In a score of ‘5 to- 0 The Nor-
. walk High School Team has had a
very \ictorioun season so far. winning
3 games. “ring 1. and losing :2.
The Ten “’eek tests at: being held
this write
C. .\ .
t
GETS DISTINGUISH ED MRVICE
EDAL
B O S T O N, I MNov. 11.——Firat Im-
IIEIIIIES I'lIllII liAIIE
Braves Dispose *of Mann,
ll.~-~S:1Ie of the
controlling interests of the Columbus
club. of the American Association. to
Wilson. the Chicago pack~
yeste rday. -
pnsid1 nt of the
club. sold his holding to “Noon. giv-
“‘Ilson
when the
shortstop pur-
four “urns
Although hotel Ioliiii1s buzzod with
rumors of trades. onh two (Is-11h; 11:11'1
on!—
field: r with the lloston Nationals. was
HP-
Branch
The1
Alo'xnndo'r
Indianapolis
was sold
South-
PI'I'SI(II"‘III nt' ”11' Mil-
I'Iuh.
iyi-ntvrday sold (‘utt'hc-r l-Imil Hulm to
club. 111‘ the South
“in
has In 1-11
came
to .\'Iilwauka~1- from tln- Cincinnati Nu»
YEARS AS COMMUTER
I'I.'11'I_\ lust yrnr (lstrrril— v
sixaluy
i
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colds and chills.
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SASI‘TION (”VI-1X “‘I'; SKATING
MEI-21‘.
NH“? YUIIK. NOV. II: -S;'1n1lion
for the national outdom 111101 «I skul-
Ing championships has 111111 \otul tn
.\‘1-\\l>ui'gh. N. Y.. by IIII‘ Mid-Hr At-
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Iin Hilvvt, South yang—“m. who has :11' lu-Id undo-r Ihv auspices oi the
commuted nonlinuoush' for ““53st .\o~\\l.urgi1 Skating Amiiitioh i1.111111—
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punch. and still holder of all 1'1'1'111'1191
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"YOur Medicine Is 0. K."
Mrs. ('Iuis. lIuIc, New Illegins. Wis.
writes; “Your medicine is O. K. I
think Foley‘s Honey and Tar is the
host for coughs. I think your mvdi
vine is all you say it is. I lino“
I would never be without it. You
may use my Immo." Foley's Hum-y
and ’I‘ar arts quickly. t‘hecks coughs
voids and rump, cuts the phIeL'nI
opens air past-age and allays irrita-
tion. It stops slcepdisturbin: rough
in: :11 night. I‘I1II1I1'en like it. Con?
talus no opiates.
StiIIeOn, Powell Corporation.
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Loose Oatmeal, fresh from
the mills, 4 lbs. . ...... . . 250
Extra Fancy Large Prunes,
alb. 161:
Pure Cider Vinegar, a gal. 50c
Pure New Orleans Molasses,
qt. 35c; gal. . ...... . . $1.30
A. STULL
ee-
‘ CARTER’S KNIT UNDERWEAR I’LEASES
Because it is made to fit and gives the best wear and most 12".: 1.1' '1
OUR STOCK OF CARTER’S UNION SUITS
IS COMPLETE
:—
'mm a x mm “"7" " ' . a. .1...“
H. Krieger 69’ Co.
\
‘
‘ ~
1
, _‘ I!
mm 13.2...Q“”.... .‘;;.:.;:...ot c :13
WW: .2?
The Paris Cloak 69° Suit H01: so
33 South Main Street, Sou 1h N01 “.1111
GREAT REDUCTION SALE ON
\VOMEN’S aur MISSES’
DRESSES and SKIRTS.
Come, buy and save money while the assortment is good.
1.
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TRISTRAM 89° HYATT
—-—Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
When. Cold Weather Comes
bicker Underwear is not only a necessity but a pl'ewaitti-ui .1 v;
EXCEI’TION‘AL VALUES
Smart Wearing Apparel ’
For MEN, \VOMEN, BOYS and (ill
\\ e invite you to UPIZN A ( ilx.
Q C OUNT. You pay for \ 'I1..‘=; \. on 1.1.1::
\\ lian LY PAYMIN TS .
I
THURSDAY, NOV, 11,191..
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COATS, :31 11's
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
‘TIIAT'S ' M Y SON
A MATTER OF ( HOII E
It you \\ ant 1~"111.O.~11_\ buy .1 thin:
machine. It \011 “an. .‘1' I;.1I. ‘11._
have your 1‘I11'istn1:1~ Hm. {.1 ;.phs
made by us.
Pa .1\ us a fish 1011.11
Michelsen a Studio
South Nerwatk
Successor to G. 5. North
SINGING!”
The mother of one of the
members of the famous Crite-
rion Quartet was listening to a
New Edison Phonograph for
the first time. . . . ‘1].
“Come, Where My Love Lies
Dreaming” sung by Anna “Case
and the Criterion Quartet was
being played.
The Best Vacuum (“leaner Made
“THE HOOVER”
The Nearest Rival
The Tornn' gton
We Sell Both on Time Payments
.__‘.
The Norwalk Electric Co.
207 E. Washington St. Tel. 959. I
Suddenly she exclaimed-—
4
‘Whyl That’s my son singing.”
-It was true. The singer was
Mr. Reardon of the Criterion
Quartet. ' «was
That Is Realism for You
--—-—- .‘e—z
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
so No. min 8t. so. norwuk
(leer-s for distinguished service dui~
lag" the wai- was made at the Boston
.ia
CARPET CLEANING
When You Went carpets and-
!uge Cloned. Bing Up 069
Prompt Service. Renewable
Charge.
' our Way ls the/Modern Way. .
We Cpeelsllu In Cleanlnc Oriental
COLDS BROKEN
To break up a cold is to head
ofi danger. A little cold can
cause a lot of trouble. Our Cold
Remedy is as good as can be
procured for the quick breale
ing of colds and the prevention
of grippe and influenza.
H. A.MEAD
Prescription .Pharmaeist
8 11.111. lain Street.
P
utomobile Robes
Hood Covers
Horse Blnnhciu
A lull line just arrived. :
A. W. HODGE
MUSIC HALL BI 0C1
SOUTH MAIN STREET
Local and Ding 113-.—
tance
TRUCKING
S. L. TAL‘I 311" '
DAILY TRIPS TO \
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4
A. M. WOOSTER
‘WEY ‘1' M“.
I... luminos- U... Polcns Dime
PATENTS
“MW.- Funds
1 1 18 "ch It. Bridgenon. 0““
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