UTOPIA- ,
’_E'_—~
“ that Goal will flourish
. km!
“let us hope, election ’s over,
--»n we’ll be knee deepin
'; «-_ profiteers in jail will be,
of heating be reduoodqr
it. be another boost? And
m many other things? The
' human hearts now springs
their better natures heed
p in check their sense of
that Goal be sold at honest
.~ .. tricksters sleep behind
asa
will as suddenly rise again.”
standi:
than rcdun-«l costs.
, j. 'IU’I‘O SUPPLY CO.
.y -~ 42 Water It.
i. ELK. Hcdenberz. Proo.
i
an HARDWARE &
1215-6. Bo. Rorwalk, 0t.
Ports, m and
Brushes
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The CommercialRecordsvsoys “Jastias in the past prices
on various commodities soared to heights that . were una
Wax-ranted and insupportable, so nomgve are in danger of going
too far in the other direction» with prices falling to levels that
underestimate the demand. twist business needs most at the '
present time is stabilization. Early drops in prices failed to
stimulate buying, as buyers felt that the movement had only
just started, and would go much further. The danger now is
that buying will start so suddenly and in such volume that
existing stocks of goods will be quickly exhausted and prices
Present Conditions :in the Lumber
Business
The cost of production is as high as last year; the value of
1'v ‘IOI' is steadily increasing and the present tendency
.of log-12m: md 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
ceased operations entirely. MOst lumber stocks are already be-
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'
ceivcd. Our policy has been and will be permanent, not to hold
up prices because we have stock on hand bought at a higher
price, but to offer at all times upon the replacement cost.
The Hatch £9" Bailey C0.
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ha \1- l lit-re
tort-3141' (In!
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NORWALK CORD TIRES
By Taking
Eter’s Cough Syrup
r. H. BAXTER. Duggist
”EVE YOUR COLD
WEED TIRE
1360
r
184 Washington Street
' Fin-7a New Fall Hat
It! put Millinery Dept, there's
'VIICB you will meet your three
Mil OUTLET Store
CHAINS
CADALLAC LIMOUSINES TO RENT
CADILLAC LIMOUSINES TO RENT
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONES
oeonvnss coan TIRES
Special Sale on Radiator Covers, $5.00
WELDING AND BODY WORK
Tldl' cum.
Vol-u nlk
llu- pulhv In
Main strm'l;
hvlnu .‘lult'll
CEYLON. OOLONG OR MIXED TEAS.
GOTTLIEB’S
g MEN’S and BOYS’
‘ CLOTHING
CROWN ASTER BRAND MACARONI.
next to
”line of Men 's and Boys'
no: to normal prices.
, ___~ “ T _
, -COAL
Mum. of shortage of coal
.. It“ only deliver 1-2 ton, 14
’ make ’
E. Norwalk
Tel. 441
"‘3 Per Cent.
-, Eduction on
on Kohn
Accessory Store
.5 Railroad Avenue
‘,xA'
SPECIALS
m THE WEEK .
.. condensed milk,
es..-.-.' 0-
o
"Evakaim
m
Icon-col
229
milk..”..
. ..1_0c
83 Washington St.
lb..
3 for ._
*H‘ friends. Style, Quality and PURE LFEAF :AEtheLpous‘d ........ .... .................
Me It . GRAPE RUI u E AR ALADE 4 can. ..........
t l' ‘, . v '
- 88pm” BESTYELLOWONIONS,6Ibs.tor ..... .. ........_.
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT. 4 for .............................. .
25c lb.—«SM()KEI) SHOULDERS4125C lb.
Sperry and Barnes Mild Cure. Try one at this low price.
PILLSBURY'S BEST XXXX FLOUR. per bag ...........
NO. I ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE, lb. 35c; 5 lbs. ..
VERY BEST MAINE POTATOES. peck .....
$1.69
$1.65
. 45c
7c
25:
. 23c
25c
. 45c
. 25:
BEST CAPE COD CRANBERRIES. per lb ......................
Everything in the Bakery line at White House
13:
Breadery,
A. F. Beckmann 6? Co., Inc.
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 1405
_lt"\r'll‘).
l‘nr as i- Int:
fl nmnl of N
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tlu' ,' ‘lr-l and
llnmgh smu-
quot “t"ll‘l‘N
has lbw-II
ZIIIINN llmlrish
m Nornnlk as
Iln- railroad 1'!
"II-
the). 0
hlnn- (lu-
(k-lnln‘r 22nd.
n \\ hlu- "tun
"flu-rs.
hrldxr. u lwu
\\ I‘l‘l' I‘Il~lnll|.f
a "on Io Ihl~ «-
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
SIRLOIN STEAK .......... 38c lb.
........‘..40clb
”15¢ qt.
LOIN LAMB CHOPS ......
SQUIRES BACON ..
LONG CLAMS .......
RED CABBAGE
ING TURKEYS.
. Schultze’
N ORWALK
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SYRA CORD
oueloiollolouiltl
5c
lb.
WE ARE BOOKING ORDERS FOR THANKSGIV- .
.- .u so." ..313
TIRES
40 Per Cent 0!“! List for One Week—10,000 Miles Guarantee
8 Sanitary Markets
so. NORWALK
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30x3'/2 . .................. $25.00 33x4v .....
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32x4 . .................... 334.10 35x4l/2 ......... ....'::::"s4o'oe
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34x4 ....... g ............. $35.40 355343.52
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CUNNING
HAM
39 West Washington Street.
SERVICE STATION,
‘
friendship books,
Christmas
linen hooks, cook books,
BOOKS FOR - CHRISTM .... AS AAAA
Greeting Cards New on Display. ,
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dictlonarlea.
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Tel. 2099
15 MARSHALL STREET. TELEPHONE 390
, GIFTS. * E
MAKE YOUR sense-non; mm '
We have a large stools. of popular anil juvenile fiction, classics, , :
top ,todar
which It to
Index-d tor
"mop tummy"
2mm“:
Inun~z and II
unnllllon.
'l’lmsl‘ “lm I
lune admitted
"nttrm-l Ions l
lwrv."
It on» room:
The preq‘nt Ila
them with}:
Ind. which re“
(Il‘l' (‘IHI‘I‘ by
linu-
live.
luu‘slllms as In
~o, boom":-
t-\ Idem-v.
0"! dean. and
about the Slow
CAN’T $1513:w f
“HOME‘ BREW”
FOR RREWING
Contin ucd
renn. but differently
quoted for the most part the wording
of the \‘olstead
Pmphasls upon
brew materials
It is out! pom
nlng
The
aminst the pun:
counter to
gredients in the form
or compound
beer‘ making.
,3 u .u A
Barry D“
tllllnn. County
ment agents. 1
“SM to attend
Vice Running Wild :
Lawlessncss Unchecked
During the dnnlliw In
district It Is- Impossible to not-urt- an,
"I‘m-or by calling the station. there
is no our there. the soc-grind or pn-
lrolnmn doing Imlfk'
c-ll Isl-us
rlothlnx
IIIc'nul
ltlll" an- In he found (“on Snu-
Nol «mm lln' days
umII-strnhlvx. who. for Ihe mod mrt.
- nl‘v nllrm-Iml lu-n‘ In the thoughts ul'
"ll't‘lll,
this rug Ina-unq- ol‘ the tart that the
hrl'urc prohibition there were very low
wall; had cam-s n‘slllflllfl from liquor.
the bars of nun) salts-us
(Tau-s the drinIu-r and thou umpire:-
Inn-klI-xquws‘ and a blood
Many of these lune
llu‘
not n-m-Iu-d the ears of the po-
Tho [when haw said. In answer lo
up (In. (-lly. that they run- unnblo to do
they calm»! mum: the
IIIM‘I‘u‘r,
has been prm-Ilq-ally
has n [11‘0“] hlll‘ll In
the beer brewing. ,
“No Serious Efl‘ort.”
buyers to obtain separately“ malt sy-
rup. malt extract.
and other ingredients without ' run-
bureau‘s principal complaint is
benfing form‘s for
A. Welch and Frank E. Can-
of prohibition ofllclnh; - at
believed steps will be com.
putting an
any nun-rel». em; aa to W‘
any money had been found
This is due to nlaxness
in the police swim.
There have been epidemics of rob-
beries remitted previously to this, but
some or them have not been cleaned
up, as yet, one or two minors hnfln‘
Mn lrresk'd. but the more exper-
ienced “cnmks” have ($081)!“ dorm--
The mum tor-co. Is entirely inade-
qunu- to care for the city of Nor-walk;
then- is a lack of dlsldpune and there
Is not an adequate “trolling of the
sun-eta of {he city.
Automobiles are permitted to race
up and down “'cst avenue insulin-k-
ml. and only through good fortune
fatalities than
been less
have been recorded. «
Patrolman Janis Murray. who was
"mun-cycle patrolman has been lilac-
(‘1' on desk duty at night In the Nor-
wnlk station and his motorcycle r0948
in the vaults with the voting machin-
N at the Olly hull.
So :1qu reason has ever been Shell
In to the taking of .‘Iurrnp on“ of mo-
.V-
llll‘
dul ,\
roots.
The mudpmem at the first «ll-trk't .L
«Minn ls {0"qu In I‘M'l'l‘s. lln- nulls an-
ln a shot-king nmdlllon or din-upon.
tlu-n- l~ ma ndc-qlultc- limiting proud-
vd l‘or llu‘ slnlloll either.
The Nora‘s": polls-l- ton-0 l~ “III,
in m-od or an elk-lent head and it is
muln-h up to Mayor llomnnu lo talu-
unm‘ lfl(l'l’(‘~l In tho nmllrr and ["10-
past work
"to
I II II .nu .Mle
FIN
In “'8“
lmu- hum urn“-
lng more and nlore Indlg-nnnt o‘er
the turn or nfl'nlrs.
“'lthln the ,
attempts have been made to hold up her. which Is, to follow her Lord. and
nutomohfllsls at the flour
a man has hut-n rohhu-d of “00 by It
colon-d uonum;
huu- attempted to rob a man; there
In“ Int-on n filnhhlnz I‘N‘ Donner-led
with n robbery; nn
III-m slolvu from will-In n [no I‘m-t of
two
Corners :
other women ‘
hm;
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or HYAT’F'.
. —-—N'orwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store~
We Celebrate Curtain Week
FROM NOVEMBER 15TH TO 20TH, IN (‘LL’SIVI‘L 3
As always, an exceptional showing of made up Curtains. in >1» ,
Marquisette and Voile, with a bigger line than ever of gm...- I... ,.
yard, including the justly popular Quaker Craft Laces.
BARGAINS IN BROKEN LOTS or CURTAINS
her
‘1‘“ f' .
. . .5-
From 1 to 3 pairs ....... . ...... . . . . . . . . At Greatly Rodin-ed prim,-
SHORT LENGTHS OF CURTAIN GOODS ;;
Averaging from 5 to 15—yard lengths, some even lot. 5.591;; ‘33):- t. p, N
values . . . . . . . . . . ._ ....... . . ..... . . ........ l\0w 2m" to TSI- 32nd ?
2
ALL KINDS OF SHADES, CURTAIN Rons, erm. ;
~ t-
' ‘ ‘ WNW
?
H. Krieger €99 Co. .
-- 1:20.. ‘ .000- -0 Lo
Tl! Ii CHI 'RCII'S IDEAL.
Nation-“1110 Campaign Show.» There
Arc Some Selfish Men In the
Churches Tod-y.
It Is always a hard task to make
an ideal at. real. working. urn-day
mutter 0! fact. There an: a lot of
people who are not at all interested
In the ids-III; they want to just get
along oo-oo. and be satisfied. The .
church has nlwuyn an ideal before
7m.
“at.“
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Smart Wearing Apparel c
”grow to be like mm; but many or
her members are perfectly content.
:tpnarrnll)’. In Just get along no-so.
and be satisfied with that. The ideal
of thcchurch. 0! course. In to no-
't'lpt ltlrrnll)‘ the commission of Jo-
,nus Christ her Lord; "00 make dllv
EXCEPTION AL V ALI ’ I‘ZS
"Ttl‘lnl‘flvm. ml Nor?! clples of all nations. bapttztng them _ . ~
I '9“ “ Ir" «suntan! 3' lulu the name of III“ Father. and 0f ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ .‘ V " 2 l" ‘
and """"' "“'""'m'i lllt‘ Son, and of “11' Holy Ghost." TIH‘ For DILK, “ OA‘II‘AB, L0} 5 dud ('1 “I"
and
In". no lrnn- has Inn'l
“'Ilnl ls noulc‘d Io NII‘C‘ \‘orunlls's
pnw-nt n-txu of ”-1- l- morn path-l-
mun- outdoor) and :- n-uernl
I'II'IIIIIIII ul’ the dlurn that I-\l~l In hull:
Nxond dl~lrt¢~t~.
Mlmm- q-ll liquor ops-uh and pot
nu poltn- notion has III-1'" lulu-ll. ul-
\uu'qu-r I‘l. “In-h ll-
ln the- Mnlt- quirml. ll
In mil.
in Smith \orvuslk and
“1‘". l'rnp ”luvs along
ulmnlunvnh and "up on
...
nulnh'r of “'llllnnh. on
"our hnu‘ Inn-n at luau!
hm mlwr ll“‘lfl|’fl~ n! murder. one or
and the other Int-twain
loo mun-mm. hut vac-h unto IIN‘ re—
\uhI'l" ml-u-d "11- and the .u-agrd)’
\uu “\C‘l‘ll‘tl h) llu' lulcrl't'n‘lln' nl'
\.
\
of the old
Saturday "lulu runs
3. In“ there hot-n sot-h
It) on "w vu-vk-muhof
l’nml (In-
\ of liquor"
m'm-rnl
gambling
at the use
“\\‘ k k‘ -t Ipl‘ll "
on I‘
hem questioned
that Hwy haw. vonn' In
our been so many
dual lllls nmndng that
lrd rnll stull‘ sold over
here nn‘
Ills in bar-room "mas.
lit-0n Iu‘pt Im-
pnrttI-lpamts and
why they dml‘t via-nu
In other (‘llk‘s It
easy to keep the
not own Bridgeport
Nos-walk has
from first page
———_-
phrssed. and
law. to ruling lays
the selling of home
specifically for use in
tble. omclajs said. for
how. yeast. so star
the bureau's ruling.
honor-hold
mmthm-ul. \nInv-l at “le «our 3"»,-
mm. It is c-dllttnlecl. luh lwvu InIu-n
ultlnln llu‘ "out llirm- stool-Mu. and. ~u
(m nil-ling
members of the church who are ant-
lslled to shruxtlu-Irnhouldvrsund tax
the! dOn't believe In "foreign mis-
sions." are of course untrue to their
Lord; they are slackers and dent-rt-
(13. "No missions are foreign mis-
We invite you to OPEN A ('lhlo» ,
alone to lllL' unsrltisli man." The man
l
g COUNT. You pay fox What yet In: ' ,Hl
“ho rather more {or hlmm‘ll' than for ',
others is of course a poor mlsston- .
nr)‘. The man who shakes his 110:“! \‘vPZI‘:I{L1. I)_‘\Xv.\II‘:N TS.
winch and Sign we want to look out
{or our own parish. and In careful to
Dry that the roof is light nnd the
hrnter in good working order. and:
everything ship shape. in his own '
parish. and says "Ix-t George do It."
(or tlu- many. many poor churches
hero and there throughout the "I'ld
is a srlllsll mun. A tight root In just
an Important in \n poor mission in
Texas, as in a rich parish tn Connec-
ticut. It is Just an emntial for the
poor of the Southern mountains to be
fwd. vlutlu-d and tautht. as for our
clilldrrn right hero. “‘6 own an equal
I
No EXTRA CHARGl'Z for tl:i< 1 ;ix'
“m 32.: ":9. ‘ '_ Of' our}
The Paris Cloak 6;? Suit House
i
t
-14.
“my '° "W" 33 South Main Street, South Namath .3
The church ll in the midst xof an 3,
unflnishul vn‘fiumign {or the w nntng a
of the unrld. That in the mennllu; GREAT REDUCTION SALE 01inV ‘ ‘1' ' ‘
of the montage we are receiving about “yonlENes anr BIISSES' (‘OATb. 5! l P" ‘
the Nation-“1dr Campaign. It Is the 7 , , g
m. or ......... or m chm: DRESSES and SRIRTS. ,
to think just. as much 0! the wor . ‘ _ .n ‘ l5 l"-((l. ‘
elsvulwrn- as nl home. “The world to Come, buy and save money while the assaitmr. g 3
our grrat neighborhood." ......................................... W400i
Thv'rr will he :1 social for the mem-
lu-rship of thr South Norwalk Metho~
«list Episcopal Church and for the
"finnrrtzntton tomorrow evening at R
(l't‘lOt‘k in the Sunday-school room of
the chrurh.
Automobile lioht‘s
Hood (‘ou-rs
Horse lilam lo: .
Freedom From W’orry
"Sit" today, order a dozen of our hm:
Photographs and free yourselx’ or the
worry of thinking ot at least tweh‘c
Xmas Gifts.
MICHELSEN'S STUDIO
South Not-walk
Phone 437
(SucceuOr to G. L. North)
‘Tl'lAT'S M Y SON
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. , '
A full lint just :3? Ad.
A. W. HODGE;
l
nusrc HALL emu ,
SOUTH MAIN STREET
F—_ i
The Norwalk Electric Co.
207 E. Washington St. .
The Best Vacuum Cleaner Made
“THE HOOVER”
The Nearest Rival
The Toning-ton
We Sell Both on Time Payments
in
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Local and Long his-N
Tet. 959.
Suddenly she exclaimed—
‘Whyl That’s my son singing."
i
gt RV” true. The singer Wis 4 lalH‘C l
.- eardon of the Criterion TRUCKING
Wm- . ~ COLDS BROKEN 5
That Is Rah“! for You To break up a cold is to head S. L. TAIJl-ll 'l'i‘ f
-— of danger. A little cold can flAILY TRIPS 'IO N. ll
THE ALFRED FOX cause a lot of trouble. Our Cold :
Remedy is 88 good as can be W?
procured for the quick break- A. M. WOOSTE
ArronNEY AT MW
PIANO, CO. ,
tlce of selling the In-
of a mixture
85 No. Kain 8t. So. Nor-walk ing of colds mid‘the prevention he. sum"... us. Pater! 01m
‘ . | . , of'glzppe and Influenza; PAT E N TS
Rents Confer.
prohibition ~ enforce-
eft Bridgeport loot
a conference in Bob.
énd to the
r house brew
M M Booklet on Patents A n:
:1 ‘i "I“! CC. Bridgeport. Lt“!
CARPET CLEANING- ' " --.
When You Want Command , . , ,
- . A. MEAD
napalm Ringfipfli
, . Prompt e Moo.“ .‘flmblo s , H IO." run upon. gun} 'nl we
Our *WnyJo the Modern Way. MM m ‘ my“. a ‘°°d" ‘ffifhe Ii”
, Mom“:- In Cleaning Oriental Ion. “comm: ll‘" “'1
slorthlainfltroet
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Busr—Hfif‘r “PM h It!
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