low let us hope, election ’s over,
f“ soon we'll be knee deep in
flat. that Goal will flourish as a
=~ and profiteers in jail will be,
finest of heating be reduced—or
'1. fl' it be another boost? And
unwith many other things? The
V. fiinhumanheaztanowsprings
" “men their better natures heed
’u keep in check their sense of
.usi, that Ooal be sold at honest
; fl and tricksters sleep behind
7‘9““ .--a§lm
‘0
. étamii: -;‘ "
of [U
{ERR'S @09 than r:-dIn-ed costs.
I \ .
m HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
‘ 42 Wster It.
4 “1216-5. Bo. Norwslk, Ct.
.. .lnsco Ports, Stsrter and
Genemtor Brushes
O. and (lures
Imam peedometer Parts
loo-y Gesoline uni Kerosen
an. hpplies, Tires and Tube:
The Hatch
The Situation
The Commercial Records says “Just as in the past prices
on various commodities soared to heights that were un-
warranted and insupportable, so now we are in danger of going
too far in the other direction- with prices falling to levels that
underestimate the demand.
present time is stabilization. Early dr0ps 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
will as suddenly rise again.”
\i'hat business needs most at the
\
Present Conditions in the Lumber
Business
The ms: of production is as high as last year; the value of
her is steadily increasing and the present tendency
:uid manufacturing costs indicate increased rather
Many mills have reduced the volumu of
their production owing to the excessive costs as compared 1.0
the present market values and a large number of mills have
ceased operations entirely. Must 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'
ceived. 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.
£9" Bailey Co.
GREEK CABINET
Continued from first In“
—-
Opposition.
Latest returns from the
nizelos and all but two of his min
tcrs were beaten.
clist candidates were elected
‘Greece
lands.
' Two persons were
omce yesterday. It was declared th
:ror the. firing.
suited.
last night.
I LONDON. Nov. l6.fi~Gt-orm‘ .
lis. former Greek Premier and Mini
Her of Finance. hns Iwcn .usko-d l
the regent to form a Cabinet.
n Renter's dispatch from Paris.
cd because of tlic four of n panic.
is said.
PARIS.
.\'n\'. 16.» .\n
'qul “11'” announced that llw
sitiun ln'lllll'l‘S In (Ira-rm»
as in» hurl l'l‘
l'nsn-d in undertake lush. it Wu.
In lil'vvvl rormrr l'rrmiq-r (:minnri
would huul thrJio-‘v :an‘l‘IlllIl'llI. .
\\'ill| llu- (lc-Icul ui' l’l‘t~llll¢'l‘ \c'lll
7i-lns ru-irnrdl-d by the . .
(”Iii-e us m Hum. it is snid thr positml
or I-‘mucr :Iml (irrul llrilnln “itli w
hut
Ilil-
In (ivul‘ur ll lInIlIH.
(In rvrl'ylliini: lumsillI-v in wen-lit it:
(in-n1 llrilnin :nnl I-‘rnm-.-_— II is ln-ii
«'lean .\\ill .’I('l luurllu-v. lmt \ull .'l\\':ll
G. H. Hedenberir. Pron.
“LIEVE YOUR COLD
By Taking
Buter’s Couch Syrup
:3 F. H. BAXTER. Duzzist
Special Sale on Radiator Covers, $5.00
WELDING AND BODY WORK
WEED TIRE CHAINS
CADALLAC LIMOUSINES TO RENT.
CADILLAC LIMOUSINES T0 RENT
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONES
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-_~'-v-c----,-------1’-----'--
snluv imlivutlun ui' l'unstnnluu's in
tuition.
"'l‘llt» Ilt‘l‘rul ul‘ l'l‘fi-llilt !'
:1 Norman «mu-.- e-‘lnlo-mvut >.al'l.
Iu- Il‘l‘lllu1l
Huh» I.) lho- (lramks lna' lh.
brought the «minim In III.
and gruelis lnrn sis-1| its ‘1 1‘.
.ln-l l‘lllll' mug
I») ll.- I‘llllF.
Illl' gllllrh"
WRA stint. inifi
SEBASTOPOL 0N
mun \\ lll
.llll'H' sitlc
ll \\‘.I.\‘ .l gnu! slun‘l; ll
Mil OUTLET? Store
124 Washington Street ~
next to
IIEN’S and BOYS’
CLOTHING
Full Line of Men '5 and Boys’
' . 83 \Vashington St.
Incl: to normal prices.
27c lb.*SM()KEl) SHOULDERS~-27c lb.
Sperry and Barnes Mild Cure’. Try one at this low price.
I ,
For a he“ Fall Hat PILLSBURY'S BEST XXXX FLOUR. per bag _. . .. . $1.69
at our Lfilljngyy Dept, ”mm-s ,NO. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE, lb. 35c: 5 lbs. $1.65
where you “1-“ meet your ”WW VERY BEST MAINE POTATOES. peck .......... .. 45::
u friends. Style, Quality and PURE LEAF LARD_ per pound ........ 27c ‘
Moderate Prices. GRAPE FRUIT, PURE MARMALADE. 4 cans ..... . 255
BEST YELLOW ONIONS, 6 lbs. for ..... 23c
FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT, 4 for ............ 25c
—' * ~—‘fir~\ CEYLON. OOLONG OR MIXED TEAS. lb. .. .......... 45c
CROWN ASTER BRAND MACARONI, 3 for . ....... 25¢
GOTTLIEB’S BEST CAPE COD CRANBERRIES, per lb .......... 13c
Everything in the Bakery line at White House Breadery,
A. F. Beckmann e co, Inc.
FREE DELIVERY
Phone 1405
L’ontinm-d from first page
:lII-l lolll.lll{.‘llll 5-1 ms In 3.”: luuvi
\\ Hm as- -l Ill .\’. “Axilllnbl .sz l-‘.=...lu_sv.._
I'\l(l.\', \l-\ i’l l'-'|;.li.l;«liul'.ll
\\ l.’li:;~l ‘\l"t.\' ."'|Illil I: swam (hm
t'l‘r‘lxhrfl llllN luv}: ....~_;.i;r,..l l-\
I‘:.xu.o_ ilxnh mil lit-.un llx.il.l‘i.uur l.“
null) In I'Hll‘illl'l lIlIIL'lilfillI 1H Ilu
ltl'eumn Hun-l llux-vnmwn u um:
Said .vl Ill! l“IIlI l2” (liluu- lull5l't
'l'lu I’lllu'h (i'Hllllllll'llI is pussi-
mmnv lliiili’llllli; .nn l‘i'iliu: ”lulu”
[minimum in [missus .ul pl-mnt. ll
\\.l.\ lzicllrnl-J
(i‘llIEJl “run-4H hints-I! llu I‘wl
1 i,.;lI ”1'“ i .'l‘i\li w-x >.|Ill. l.;:-l t llllt l‘i'l'
rim-vi at I'nnslunllnuivli- on lumnl lhv-
lillfili'l Illiisrr lx'urnilull “l “as 11!]
Ihv \\;n In llml til).
l.ti\'|iu_\‘, .\'n\. 1.: I:
tins ”I tlu lillhfllllll ll'.lvl~ N.» l- :Allflll
lli Inuilil-‘ll larntlwl I.) I.uunl«l hintssui
\u-rr lll mm!- ti l‘l'l \«sIu-ltl:u\ “ill. uln-
I‘nlnnvl «lzswnssin: l'\lllllllll‘~li nl
ll.‘illl' \th Sand Russin
Sum: ||l’ti'.:l‘r.‘~\ “:15 "1.1.1., lml H is
stub-d llij- :11.in ill\l.'~ll|ll nl
uplnlnn m 1!»: Ilium]. lithium nu lhv
. [in M lllxl—
ls .t
Mil-lav! l‘i'v inn-l l.lu\d (lu'lH'L‘I‘ is 1'!"
pnrtl-cl in intni l-HmviI-iu-n. In! N \
~rnI ol lhv prummvnl (fill-Incl mv-ul
ll-‘lH uh- uplnmlill.’ II
.\ll'. Linn! (Ir-n'nc- I\' sunl tn lye‘ sup
ported. .ilnulu: ulln'l's l-_\ ,\nllrr\\ ll“.
C O A L
On account of shortage of coal
'vuesn only deliver 1-2 ton, 14
hand bushels.
L. EFFRON
3 Iowan St.. E. Norwalk
Tel. 441 Tel. 441
20 Per Cent.
Reduction on
TIRES
TURKEYS.
NORWALK
------,.--v---v----
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
BOSTONBLUES .......... ............2
FRESH MACKEREL . . .
LOIN LAMB CHOPS . . .
SMOKED SHOULDERS . ..
SWEET ORANGES . . . .
'WE ARE BOOKING ORDERS FOR THANKSGIVING
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
lbs. 25c
30c. lb.
40c lb.
26c lb.
.......30c doz.
. 1 sum
SO. N ORWALK
Imr l..l\\_ (:l|\l‘llllllilll luuirr m the
”ulnar m I‘ummz-ns. :«nd Sir ltnlu-rl 5‘.
”nine. in“ Hllli m or the lluzlnl ul
'I”I.HI«, “lin lulriulurr liml uplmsml
lho- I‘ll-«IEIHHMI [unlit-i,
'l'lir lllllvl'llll\ \‘l lln .M'Illlilllllll IS
niml- ulfluli'l In tln nllltudc~ n"
I"l'l|llll'. “in n- -,.. -ll lul jllllllll‘ unininn
is rcllm‘lml :ls ilkillll\l .lll) “Minn-lion
nl trullr \Hlli 1hr Noxious \xillu-ul tlu-
cousin! nl‘ lln' Fri-urn l‘uliim-t, \\lll"ll
lulu lN‘l'Il inlnl'm-d nl )«sl-l1|u_\‘s [Iliu-
I'l‘illlllL'h’ mid I‘llllHSlltl in comma-HI
upon llll‘lll.
RECOfi-ISREAKING
CHRISTMAS TRADE
IS EXPECTED
Continued from first page
lhnn tlu‘_\ \H'rc lust _\(‘.‘ll'. Uni- of (lu-
o-xm-ptiuns is in lIn- rust- or :t woman‘s
Skirt which nil! lw “lulu-r
in h-ngth.
l'rm'llcnll) thi- only [03s which
hun- int-rcnavd in price are those In
tlu- mechanical linr. such as wirclrss
apparatus and hull-Iii": toys.
(m the otht-r hand. many articles
which :u‘e- K‘t‘llt‘l'illl) used as gifts nl‘v
considerably less in price than in 1919.
Fur instance. silk so\ and stockings
"I't‘ quote-d all prim-s ranging from '25
to 50 per cent. lowvr than u ,u-nr ug‘o.
Ilmn vu-r
anron Kohn
lie-ding Accessory Store
0 Railroad Avenue
aoxayz ................... $25.00
32x3l/z .......... . ........ $30.00
3214 ...................... $34.10
32x: ..................... $35.60
' X ‘ ..............
SPECIALS 32W. ............:::::s: 33:23
, FOR THE WEEK
Malia. condensed milk,
noon . ....... 220
Hineflvap. skim . .-...
Icon .. ..... . ........ . 10c
39 West
SERVICE STATION,
SYRA CORD TIRES
40 Per Cent Off List for One Week—10,000 Miles Guarantee
CUNNINGHAM
Washington Street.
157MAR8HALL STREET, TELEPHONE 390
33x4'/2 ................... $38.32
34x4l/2 ............... ' $39.50
35x4'/2 ............... $40.06
36x4l/2 ................... $42.50
35x5 ..................... $48.62
37x5 . .................... $54.30
Tel. 2099
”June peas, Special ....
u.-........~.....--... 15‘:-
Y. State Pee. Beans- a 11)., 9c
4A.STULL
m 315.. last Norwslk
We haye a large stock
friendship books, linen book
BOOKS FOR CHRISAS ' iiiii I
. MAKHYOUR SELECTIONS EARLY ‘
of popular and juvenile fiction, classics.
I, cook books, dictionaries.
Christmas. Greeting Cards New on Display.
THE MTON SHOP
«merma-
6.
ed the stage of
company refusing to handle any
the-r cable messages for the depart-
ment except upon
tolls.
Nov. 10. it was said. today. at the de-
partment, and obstensihly was to ap-
ply 729.1 to the State Department. It
was understood. howeyer.
messages sent by other departments
- ~ . had been excepted informally from
g ; d‘" my; : the ruling. ,
c 1a.»; - The ‘W'estern Union Company is
plated to have based its action on the
delay by the Department In making
payments on cable messages previous~
1y» handled.
sorted today. however, that it was in
their opinion a. 4th find-eta)
Christmas curds will sell at pricl‘s
or other years. 'l‘Iu-n- will In- a plen~
tll‘ul supply of cards «it-splu- the short-
ug‘c of paper.
Mt-rchnuls. in somc (‘IISI'S :lrc com-
plaining the difficulty or obtaining
Christmas goods-.- in many instance-s
goods ordcrcd for the holiday in sum-
mer have not hm-n received Ill-(‘lllISI' or
labor difficulties and transportation
conditions.
State lDep-Iartment
Must Pay for Cables
\\’.A SH l‘NG’l‘t‘lN. Nov.
standing "controversy between the
State Department and the \Vcstcrn
l'nion Telegraph ‘Company has reach-
:tu open break. the
16.~Jl‘hc long
'HAS RIF-SIGNED:
Demetrois Gounanls. loudes- ot the 5
has declared the tmizn »
policy of Greece will not be changed.
election
give the supporters of Vcnlzelos 118
deputies against 250 Royalists. M. Ve-
None of the Veni-
and Macedonia, with the ex-
ception of Epirus and the Aegean Is-
killcd by shots
fired from houses facing the Foreign
reactionary elements Were responsible
Armed police rushed
to the sccnc and a lively {usilludc re-.
Further trouble was {cured
lihul—
SUP—
cecding that of I-Jliphthcrlos' \‘enizo:-
105: .which resigned this morning. says
The llourst nt Athens has lwc-u clos-
.\tln~ns «lis-
. 'i\'l~(l here this noun said it
patch nu (imm-
llnd «lo-('itlcd
to entrust llu- formation 01‘ .'l (‘nlduct
French l-‘orrlun
‘ tho- l‘nllurr of 1111- 'li‘pul'lmcnt to WT—
Miami.
\ . ynzrlns,"
“tinny
:1 display of truss IllKlilIl~
pilHrI‘
and this \i- \\ is shun-(I
in
at
3-
I_\'
it
34
fl
ml! the landing of a whip at
Hard 1;) “run-.- il'jj‘l'ltfh:;lilll‘:\:.‘ill'l'l‘lllo"l"If: l"l.’l.. (,“nnrvnng til lltll‘limlm-s Willi .'
\l‘l'} 1- l.‘ll‘_\ :ll:.l . . ‘ _ . x . .. ’ _‘ g .» ..
that Imlh plum-m arr drtmminrd In) ”llllxll ( AM! Hot” . null] Ami llrd.
- I‘lill 'TI‘III IN)"
I I\ll.l.l.\(; "IUITIIICR.
\\'I-IS'I‘I'II{I.Y. I: l.. NIH
in shunlln: and killing
lid in] r A.
murdrr
I lirol hi I‘.
i)‘ uI Kingston icesh‘rdu). 'l'hc
“‘ll‘ll which Halli-3 is vhurm‘d \vu
) committed at the hum:- of his moth--
livml
“nib-y disappeared immediately nfh-
lhr shunting". lull “as nrrrstrd :ilmut :
(ll Now.
with \\ hum Inc and his ltl’OIIIO’I‘
:ILZH nun his old home
\lulm.
\"c l'k
dumlmm.
RUSSIAN SHIP -,
ll‘ "\I‘k III HT."
rut Inc-ill l't‘glllill'l}.
g....
.\'n Ill..l‘ n! \‘-nl||.:ll \*.|vn I.ll.\' IIHJI
l‘tunlnnh l..ll mulu .I lnlslukv l~_\
I'lusliini: the kinlw \s nu :isiunnllx. anus
vul'lllH
lllll .tt Iii \\ kl. II I lwgs lln Iu-lnl \ par. 5
.i \‘Oll l\l|!i\‘!‘. .Ilillil'lll\ .\l".‘ll
3m (in \ >lll:"1|.\lll\ llll< r m strum nmh
|I.lll “7' Hit and
lhr lilulul. llull \uu :Il sirk Nuil'l)
.tll rhnumulism, lnndurlws. lint lruu-
IiIIlNlllmllull.
llllllltll'l‘
hlilnris
“net.
uh; I" i\ Ull>lle as.
n 55. sh - pl: ssh: as.
tumo- l'rnm sluggish
'l'liv Innlmnt ‘.ull lu-I .I illlll min
In lhl l\ltll‘.'\.\ c-i \Hlll lun'k hurls. m
lull
(Il'
IIIl'ollSHI.
[ulsh‘ilgo-
mullilnu,
.lxnl Hulls
.‘llI-l lulx'v
|\ l‘ll’ll|l\.
lrngulnr
m»u.‘:lllull til
if the urinr
SI llllllI I'll.
In .1
ul Ill
.lllt'nllml
L'O'l .‘ilmut
trum .Ill\ l'lllhlllt‘
.I (Ml-l: spunnl'nl In .'I glass ul~ \\.lll‘l' lu .
l'ui‘ Inl‘rnklllrll‘ in! :1 l" \\ Il.l\.\‘ .‘lllll \uur
uullvu s (if
I'llllllllili'}
lellll‘
knln-ws “Ill llu n :H‘I line This in
mulls Mills is lll.llll Iltllll lec .u ll, u!
gl‘.l|)t'> :Illll l- mun Vl'llt‘t‘. l “nil-inml
“Illl Illlliu and Inns Iu‘rn usml l'nr in n-
rruIlulis in llnsh (‘lI‘LZtIl il ki-llu \s and
stimulate th- in In .u'tnih. also In urn»
irnllzr thu- uvids m lll‘itl" so it no long--
ri' Il‘l‘llnlrs. thus . iulm: luluuhh r ill.»
ul‘tll l’li
.lnd Salts is lllV\]\l'll.~l\l .‘lllll ('illlnlll
lll‘llll‘v'; Innkrs :I d-Iiulltl‘ul rfl'rl‘u‘h‘
mm ltlhinwvulc r drink “Inch .‘Ill rep
ulnr lllu-nt «all rs slmuld tnkr now and
[Inn to ken-p llu- kldnanx vim-In nn-l
llu- Mund purr. Ihv rchy :noidmu scri-
nus kidll-w (‘nmpliullmns
‘TllAT'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. all:
“Come, IVhere My Love Lies
Dreaming” sung by Anna Case
and the Criterion Quartet was
being played.
Suddenly she exclaimed—
‘Why! That’s iny son singing."
——It was true. The singer was
Mr. Reardon of the Criterion
Quartet.
That Is Realism for You
_..;x
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
85 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
fur-
pre- payment
The company‘s order was issued on
that the
CARPET CLEANING
When You Want Carpets and
Rugs cleaned, Bing Up 969
Prompt Service, Reasonable
Cher-ea
Our Way ls the leaders Wsy. -
’We epselallze In Cleaning Orlentnl
Roar—Hand Proceed ,
Ill; Al‘hul‘»
lrs lluilu was indicted for first llC‘KI‘G'G'
his
lLlIlt'y. on Oct. 23.
- by :1 grand jury lnt' “'nshing'lnn Noun.
crimv
III‘LHI .\ I |\ NAIXI'H
I‘lu-h Mun- Ll‘luv.\~ Ina-usilmnll) il' ,um
guns-ms l’rnm
«Ins/.1“. '
.3 Ixurch I’S
A Special In School Stockings
An extra good value, in all sizes, for Boys and Girls. . .....
BARGAINS IN \VOOL GLOVES
Just the thing for cold and stormy weather.
from. While they last. ........
A NEW LINE OF \VOOL GAUNTLET‘ GLOVES
I For Ladies and Misses .................... $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, silo
.so....-..
SPORT STOCKINGS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
.\'
I‘
l'
I
We invite you to (f)
5.7.2;
...
The Paris Cloak f9" Siiit House.
TRITRAMS HYATT .
~Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—-
“xxx 2;"; 5...; J‘E.‘ TAO: "
H. Krieger 69° Co.
EXCEI’TIONAL V' A Ll TES
Smart Wearing Apparel
For MEN, \VOl‘lEN, BOYS and (il‘l’ilr‘.
i‘l‘IN A (
(‘OUN T. You pay for
\\'l‘Il‘Il{ LY l’AYM ICN TS.
No EXTRA ('HA Rt.
P
;
EBAY. Nov.1c, 1
(‘0
u."
‘3‘ am.
g.
F
x.
r . l It
.000 pm if; -
‘ a
3
:
Many kinds to than.
...50(' pa}
FM“ «oversea ,7 .
“\N
. arm a. mun: ‘
‘u .
am it. .
w
‘0.- 3.
IV
‘V
.lAT-U :2:
lw-‘t ‘3'0111311‘1' '1: "3. 7‘1
A“'kl
H to; this p-‘i‘. ‘1‘
“2."?me '1‘ .f LOT‘QIQJ '1’: - .C I OI“ ¢. "JYQ
.07. :2}
and
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk
GREAT REDUCTION SALE ON
\VOMEN’S anr MISSES’ COATS,
DRESSES and SKIRTS.
Come, buy and save money vvhile the assortment is goal.
Freedom From “'orry
“Sit" today" order a down of our mm
Photographs and Irm- yum-sch ot‘ the
WOW) m thinking til at least mvhc
Xmas Gifts.
mcnnnssN's STUDIO
South Nor-walk
Phone 437
(Successcu- to G. L. North)
The Best Vacuum (‘Icnnc r Made
“THE HOOVER”
The Nearest Rival
The Tornngt‘ on
We Sell Both on Time Payments
—;—-
Automobile Robes
Hood Covers
Horse Blush «a.
A full line just tea-viii.
A. W. HODGIIx
MUSIC HALL FIDCL l
scum MAIN smear
H. A. MEAD
Department omcials as-
l
O. 8. ‘wvm
9 No. use» so; sq; Nemlkr Conn.
PRESCRIPTION Pusnnscmr
floss-liege». up
. ,, "f!"
101'
l.
f——- l
The Norwalk Electric Co. l... -
207 E. Washington St. Tel. 959. , ‘
Local and Long lim— .
tance
RATS and TRUCKING .
ROACHES
You can keep rats and S, L, TA LBIA EDGE
reaches in your home if you ‘ r .
wish to, but you can drive them 'DAILX TRIPS TO ' N- V .
out just as easily. Our Rat and
Roach Paste drives them out of , . » , ‘
the house entirely: and they’ll A. M. WOOSTER
never come back. This is a pois- Am AT LAW .
onous preparation and the only ‘0” mafia." U“ "km“ om“
safeguard is to keep it away PAT E N 'l' S
from children. But it tho-rough- . g _
ly does the work so far as rats 3...”... “HOOP-tort
and roaches go, carrying in- use sum st. Bridgeport. own»:
stant. destruction. without the —~
vermin dying and lying about Is
III II . I. I i l
1.3. case -1.“ A W
-- «1 '~ m s“ all
um. rot
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