UTOPIA
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: . I" let us hope, election ’s over,
”goon we’ll be Imee deep in
~ VlthatCoalwi‘llflouris-hasa.
, and profiteers in jail will be,
“unto! heating be reduced—or
7 I be another boost? And
”nth many other things? The
_ 7 _ human hearts now springs
“as-en their better natures heed
”hep in check their sense of
I" that Coil be sold at honest
*ud tricksters sleep behind
“’M' I m' as! “m
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, an HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
. 42 Water St.
l—e 1215-6. 80. Norwalk, 0t.
“eta Ports, Starter and
Generator Brushes
“and Gm
Mar. Speedometer Parts
lady Gasoline and Kerosene
AI. Inpplies, Tires and Tubes
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— 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
‘6?) far in the other direction: with prices falling to levels that
underestimate the demand. What 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 stocksof goods will be‘quickly exhausted and prices
will as suddenly rise again.”
Present Conditions in the Lumber
Business
’l‘lnv mm of production is as high as last year; the value of
stainlil. Der is.steadily increasing and the present tendency
of lo -‘ ;i:l;:’,&llld manufacturing costs indicate increased rather
than reduced costs. Many mills have reduced the volulnn 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 Sen-outage
of high grade-lumber produced has been materially decreaseds
(live these conditions your careful consideration. Be not (le‘
Ct'lVOd. ()ul’pOlie)‘ has been and will be permanent. not 10 hold
up prices because we have stock on hand bought “1 a higher
price, but to offer atall times upon the replacement cost,
The Hatch 69° Bailey Co.
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
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.mIEVE YOUR COLD
By Taking
Baxter’s Cough Syrun
F. H. BAXTER. Duzaist
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GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
Special Sale on Radiator Covers, $5.00
WELDING AND BODY WORK
WEED TIRE CHAINS
CADALLAC LIMOUSINES TO RENT
CADILLAC hIMOUSINES TO RENT
VA A ST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONES
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For a New Fall-Hat
at our Milll’nel'y Dept.,. there’s
whee you will meet your three
best friends. Style,
Modnate Prices.
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GOTTLIEB’S
Qualily
MEN’S and BOYS’
CLOTHING
M Line of Men 's and Boys'
Mg.
jhl: to normal prices.
SMOKED SHOULDERS ........ 26c lb.
WILSON’S CERTIFIED HAMS ..... Ice lb.
SQUIRE’S BACON 29c lb
LOINLAMBCHOPS...... ..........-lOclb.
NATIVE SPINACH . 40c'pk.
SWEET POTATOES. ......... -. . .. 6 lbs. 25c
WE ARE BOOKING ORDERS FOR THANKSGIVING
TURKEYS.
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK so. NORWALK
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COAL“
fiaccount of shortage of coal
ans-i only deliver 12 ton, 1-4
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L. EFFRON
3, “an St.. E. Norwalk
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STULL
0 St. East Norwalk
.. Rah-03d Avenue ‘ 40 Per Cent on List for One Week—10,000 Miles Guarantee -
30x3'/2 ........ .4 ......... $25.00 33x4y2 _; ......... 2
. :szxal/2 ................... $30.00 34x4y2.................:::§gigo
. . 32x4 ............. _ ........ 3 34.10 35x4l/2 ................... $40 06
, A r 33x4 .............. . ...... $35-60 36x4l/2 .................. $42.50
SPECIALS ‘ 34x4 ..................... $36.40 35x5.....................'s4a'52
1: 32x4V2 ........... . ....... $37.45 37x5 ..................... $54.30
THE PRICE OF BREAD
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from llw office of Lord lmllll-llunl
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luvk ul' llllllH'lM‘l' nll policy :II‘l- [‘0‘-
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LONDON. Nov. 17. Egyptian
interest in public affairs, particular!)
n the schools. Viscount Milller.
taken place in that country
than the awakening interest of wo-
men in affairs outside or the home,
showing a direct ‘personal interest in
the “'1'lfflfl‘ of her daughter at school.
All this was left to the father. who
one-n had to overcome the molhd-r'e
Opnoailion to the education of her
daughter. "During ihq- lust few
years these conditions have «abound
in ”10‘ larger towns “’lll'l‘t‘ mmhl-rs
now visit the schools and diSCUSl
Plfl‘lr llélllKlllO‘l‘H' progress with thu-
heml teacher.“ said the rl-pul'l.
This Chung:- is attributed loy llll-
High Commissioner largely to l-dm-a-
tion. and ill' prI-Ilicts that its inflm-m‘l-
\vlll lw potent on the i'lilurr prllu‘rl'us
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lllHlll'd l'im-ll mini-«Irv li‘llllL’lll l'n‘
Illlili «in ln-tlur “lllIOIll llll- ulln'r.
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inl-n are at last beginning to take an
in
his report as High Commissioner of
Egypt. says that no change which has
in the
last few years. none is more. striking
The commissioner added that a few
years also it was run- to find a mollu-r
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RELIABLE RAINCOA-TS
Are very necessary garments for every month in the year. In»;
stock includes a wide choice of models, in Silk or cloth finish.
CHILDREN’S RAINCOATS AND. (‘APES
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33 South Main Street, South Nerualk
GREAT REDUCTION SALE ON: ' y
W OMEN ’S anr MISSES’ COATS, Si “‘8,
DRESSES and SKIRTS.
Come, buy and save money while the assortment is good.
Think of It!
Walk-Overs
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Rolls, Bun/s, Etc. . . . . . . . . ... . ”2.180 602.
We are phased lo announCo to our patrons and friends that we
lum- lowered llll- retail prices on Bread, Rolls, Buns, etc. Assuring you
llnll We will give the same high quality as heretofore and that we will
‘ver give our patrons the advantage of any decline in market prices.
“'e beg to remain.
Yours Respectfully.
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
83-85 WashingtomStreet Phone 1405
SYRA CORD ,TIRES
CUNNINGHAM
39 \Vest Washington Street. Tel. 2099
SERVICE STATION, 15 MARSHALL STREET, TELEPHONE 390
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BOOKS FOR CHRISTMAS ----
MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY
. We have a large stock of popular and juvenile fiction, classics,
friendship booli‘s, linen books, c
ook books, dictionaries.
Christmas Greeting Cards Now on Display.
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renters in China 10' provide relief for
llisll‘nlloll and :l IH‘\\‘ policy of con»
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l'l'I‘ lialnll-s Ill'l- Ino'llliullml :ls pussi»
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lnndv an Important speech at the come. Where My Love lea .7 ‘
Irish l‘vnvl- (‘onl‘m'I-m-v. and whose I
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‘3"!!le RELIEF
HANGHAI. .\'0\’. H's—Millie s of
are have beg-n subscribed ht c to
general fund rained iii various
inhabitants of a great belt spread
seven provinces in northern
in. when- crops have failed and
populnllolie were starving t)
members of the famous Crite-
rim Quartet was listening to 3.
New Edison Phonograph for
the first time.
Dreaming” sung by Anna ,Case
and the Criterion Quartet was
being played.
—It was true. The singer was
Mr. Reardon of the Criterion
Quartet.
85 Ronflein 8t. \Bo. Norwalk
South Norwalk
Phone 437
(Successor to G. L. North)
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‘TIIAT'S I“ Y SON Horse 1 l m
SINGING!”
The mother of one of the
A full line just arrived.
The Best \‘Iu-uum Cleans-r Made
“THE HOOVER”
The Nearest Rival
The Tom-ington
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Suddenly she exclaimed—
‘Whyl That’s my son singing.”
. tance
TRUCKING
”i, RATS and
ROAC HES
You gnu keep rats. and
roaches In your home if you
That Is’Realism for You S_ L TALMADGE
DAILY TR’IPS TO N v.
‘ wish to, but you can drive them ‘
out just as easily. Our Rat and
THE ALFRED FOX Roach Paste drives them out of - W
A. va‘voosrsn =
ATTORNEY AT LAW
In.” luminos- U... Potent Offs. er
the house entirely, and they’ll.
never come back. This is a' pois-
onous preparation and the only
safeguard is to keep it away
“PIANO CO. '
m. - -. PATENTS
lt.was estimati‘d that the famine. from chlldren‘ But It thOlOllgh-
Ehefwors: Chin: hlasrexperiemfzed an a - ly dues the workso far as rats “MMIflmPeleth
a 11".". a aslened ts grip . ~~ -' - ‘
. ~ - and .roacnes go cam mg m- use eeu- ac. Brldxepon. Conn.
upon letueen 30.000.000 and 40.000.- . ’ . ~
0"" of people. who faced a north ' CARPET'IJLEANING stant. destruction. Without the ~ —
Coll]
(about eight per cent. of normal.
\Vhile relief organizations were be-
ing formed In Peking and other can!-
ers. and the Chinese Government had
set in motion ponderoue and
moving machinery.
Lulneae organized I:
on Famine Relief
within a
tlona
_,sz.eoo.ooo.
“VForetign aid in
funds was enlllted
that was ,attende
ltr_v winter after a. harvest «only
' slow
about 40 leadihg
he Segen Provinc-
Won..and.
eek. had received contribu-
ountlng to a little lees than—
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vermin dying and lying about
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On Charges - fungi-m.“ “61,896.". “1,:an Joe .
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We epeclellzeln Oleenlng Oriental H. A. MEAD It! the code. A In". “" .
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Conn Carpet Cleaning Co. a no. min at. so. mam cu...“ U M at ”“3135... e
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Local and Long Dis—I
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