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FINE RECITAL
(Continued from Page 911e,)
“NEXT WEEK”
Next week, they say. we. shall
have coal so that. we shall not
have to dole it out in small
amounts as now and put more
wrinkles in your brow. “Next
week” they told us months ago~
that we should have a little show
“to fill the. orders on our filo—a
which caused a faint, uncertain
smile. An easy promise, quickly
:spoken, means little and is swiftly
broken.
I V my Ithm
TRISTR A M 69" HYAII
e-Norwalkvs Heading Dry Goods Store~
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“ I‘h Si'tu t' ’
The Commercial Records says “Just as in the past prices
on various commodities soared to heightathat were un-
warranted and insupportable, so now we are in danger of going
too far in the other direction. with prices falling to lehels 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 stocks of goods will be quickly exhausted and prices
One of the tiniest voices
You the program was that of Adele
Craut'urd. of New York city. She
.sang with much beauty of tone and
fine 'tirtistic diction; her French en~
nunciation in the aria from Purcini's
"Werther" being especially finished.
Two young singers. Helen Reynolds
and Ruth Bowman. or New York.
with but one year's study. were very
interesting to the listncr. z} pleasing
modesty. yet sureness of ability. mark-
ed these young singers who both are
pressi veness.
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FIRST QUALITY FURSE
“Next. “"‘Ck’, IN like t0nll)r- “'lll HS suddenly rise agailt.” —. but sixteen years Of 336'. A“? "2:1“:
"3‘ .' . . _ tzlt list :ttholi‘rst.. ..
to“ ssun it neter shines today a £33,310 “slaw lllu-en. nndr 31?] THE LATEST MODELS OF NIUFFS ANI) N E (. k l'l-h‘lLI-‘Q
0 I9 ‘ .._,
ton of coal within your bin to
might beats many car loads not in
~‘or
gunht. "Al ..
Elli—IS @?
Present Conditions in the Lumber
Busmess
The cost of production is as high as last year; the value of
standing timber is steadily increasing and the present tendency
of lo;~;iu: and manufacturing costs.indicate increased rather
than reduced costs. Many mills have reduced the volumn of
Shaw-LY. the latter the wire
pastor of the South Norwalk M. P2.
church sang beautifully. both possess-
ing tones of unusual strenntth and
sweetness. which, coupled with flood
artistic control. nave great pleasure.
INllN‘l Sluuson is the \‘nluml soprano
soloist of the Nor-walk M. H. rhurrh.
She inn-v ln-r numln-rs with tlw style
and finish or an artist. her big num-
their production owing to the excessive costs as compared to
. . . . . - , heir. "\Vulking Night" t-nlliui: forth
-N~__nn -m the Pie-sent malket \aluc.» and a firge number of mills hare mm“ "mm as M ”w mm. mm
voice of Alice (loll. of New York.
run: HARDWARE &
nu. 1215.5. so. moi-wan, 0t.
Inn-to rum. Starter and
Mar. speedometer Parts
“00-! Guoltne and Imus
“‘0..th rim and Tubes
G. H. Hedenherz. Prop.
RELIEVE YOUR COLD
By Taking
Baxter’s Cousin Syrup
ceased operations entirely. Most lumber stocks are already be-
low normal and a further reduction is certain. The percentage
of high grade lumber pl'mliieml has been materially decreased.
up prices because we. have stock on hand bought at a higher
price, but to offer at all times upon the replacement cost.
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for: r. so a '. 1:. for
Good Things to Eat
For the Thanksgiving‘llinner
lnor Lockwood uncl Evelyn Kraft.
I-Miss Gntt sung with murh mimwv and
tonal lu-nuty. Marin Ahlstrom. lib-a-
of
New York Pity. Illin stmliml lust-x than
AU'TO SUPPLY O (‘ive hes o ' ' .' v - ' ' ' ‘
. 42 C . r. t c c ndltions _ our (Hinlll consxdcration. Be not de m ymr m "w kairk Mud,“ W,
W8“! It. ceived. ()urpohey has been and Will be permanent, not to hold mch cum promise of arr-at charm
f'i‘en :lii‘. 'l‘l-.‘ -.lnithe
o \01 in: .\ H sing! 7'“ l i ——l :g__ __._..,.--
fascinating and drlixlllflll :issistnnee
of Annie Louisi- “mm Amerleu's
fort-most woman hurplst, Muir, I).'1\'III.
Genmtor Brushes
mm M . 0 who has the distinction of having .. ‘ .
e ate a1 e O. innvllt-«l with null lmvinl: tillmi nw-r l llil “.U'I'II'I‘IH'IFIM \- \ (, .
‘ . .-. . . . . , , "l " i , t'\llK. .u. '1.
)1 lm “manhunt! Yluvim. llln summit l-quus. who says he \rns rle er
0 0
Sarah l’wnlinl'cll.
:mal lot-nun»
so-Vo-rnl ne-
\\'ith Mmc.
Sho- :u:\o- two llllrllsllllL’
ful groups. and imluulnl
c-mnp:nulnu~nt:-' to tlu- sinurrs. uotahly
the Gounod ".\\'r Mann" sun: liy
.\virlv l'rnnufurd. .m-l :ilsn Murcnrfl
llnlio-I'Lr‘s entrant-in: sun-g. "'l‘liv Gizml
(-l‘ the Slums" slim: “iih «lrllxlllflll
xrzlm '-\' Allow Giulillui Kins l-llnnr
lil‘:ll'll.\‘ll‘.\'. Mrs thls‘lllx and Miss lln
\‘lfl in ro- thv l-tlh l' 'Il :v-wuninuzism
.‘liss lfinlutlll' Ausln \IuliHlHL l'rlnlrt‘
ml 1“” null vulunui Th.-
nf lilli'.
tvlnllL‘Jltifi
In sets or singly.
All of the most popular pelts, plain or in effective combinations
or Norwnlk. - "h' ' .
IL-‘Sl'lllhlil. PLAYER IS MARRIED!
Ruin-rt 1103'
ll unuur ll'flL‘llt‘ hum-hull player a fur
xrnrn ugu, great-«win; was lllldrl' sv-lli~
rnm- of two ya-uru in prison for lulu»
amy. Ho ndunlh-ul having murrimi
thrc-v- women.
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llluir lllzin h II \I .‘ll‘H' M'H Il‘t‘ an :t ‘u'llu -
hull [llll'llI'l‘. llv- suit] lu- pluyni with
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Smart Wearing Apparel
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For 3 Le“ Fall Hat lil llI ultHri'." "0:0"le \l!\ (Ituullllnf l‘lv‘H “I'll sun“ "in“ Flu?“ l” lll.‘ llUlllt' Y 9 . ~ - <l . “"H' . I‘i‘ ‘ ‘ ‘\ .“I l ‘I? \‘ l,
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It our LIllllllt‘l'V I)Ppl., lllt‘l‘t‘K‘ s: l.“ Ilurnvs ‘ I‘ If“ I\v\_::t\- n l'llNI‘llli‘llllillll‘;ll.|‘lrl'! lrusr '
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where you Will meet vour thl'm- 3'“? A F B l , “l _ M...” , ”A," m“: Mum, '._ mm m... J, MN” “m . M“, m. “'EEKLY FAX Alhk l‘fi.
hes - . w _‘ ' . ‘ mm l‘:l'.'ll|llr l.ur-l<\\uml ;Ilill\vl "l tuirmivil in tum-i lx'clln') V
r t [“endh' _ bull‘ Quah” “nd :i? . . ec nlann & 00., Inc. , l I: :u "1 'nrn min lu-u.» " (:nu.l.."i:'lulvr lll Vim-4:1” l'll' uur \uvvs l..-
Moderate Pl'lCCS. ';\\i ’ _ l: "'l‘ln Stu!" (‘\llll lmln :im-omlmui- “alur PH" '1 N““ I "lw‘il Ln” in..-
Q FREE DELIVERY IIH-nll llnm IR l~2\‘a-l\ n lit lit ‘” i' 3' \ «Lbs in Muse Mir .1: .tl "
. : .. _ . _ p _, ' l\'« lb \ lam lu‘o u umnunu of tin S!
l"! l” 4'. )4 ”H lulu‘v- I\ I1 “+1.! ‘('\ l'l-llll uni! l'nul ‘ h”. mm ‘ l'llf- llis ‘ lul- w,” .
A- _ it . _ .:l in , 0m: 4 . - “n It 4 aunt‘s Hi.- ,u mmyn 1)..» ”.51 5.33..” ‘ 1 , . . . . ~ g'.‘ ' V‘
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"lluun m lh- thrust." Ronald \lnrm \‘ “T( HES FOR 0 ‘ .
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‘l ‘he Paris Cloak £9” Suit Housc
Oatmeal, in bung} lbs. .
lull Line of Men ’8 and ‘Boys’
MEN’S and BO‘YS’ .\ Ills! rum
V . II "I‘ Z" ,‘n L' ".\ I .x I s :-
CLOTHING rl'”) \\';u:llvl-ll"_ \ll h“ \l‘filu‘L‘lll“ I ‘l’l‘lw 33 south Main street! south Nor‘valk
“m“; ”l ‘ "”" ""'" ""l 'l"“”"'~" .\ butter lm-srnt than a watch is
(lruu-lmnv .\l.’|<l.inlt l‘.‘i\ltl
(‘H RISTM AS
GREAT REDUCTION SALE 0N
not In he bad, From Ihe tinw one
' V V V ) , . l“ 'N it "limits llllnlllllln'.” “.1...“ '1'. '.h ‘s .. ‘ . s .' ‘ l- 'lill- , ~ ' ‘ V
M to normal prices LL(!S‘ SI RIN (; LARIB ....... . ..... 35C lb. lull-2'3: ml in» “nun. push. llulh nuw. Ems“.“_;:_li(‘.:liii‘i;ia1rh;r:2?cal: it“)?! as ‘erRIENys anr QIISSES! COAIJS, SI 1 I 5. l
' ' FOREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB 18c lb '. 1.213211: '2). . DRESSES and SKIRTs.
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(VB—AA— Lg—A- -—~* ROLJN I) STEAI< ............ . . . 28C lb ll“ H‘ ”“12"" ”“”"‘:l ‘Wl'l‘ I'lm‘l’ Father has carried the same l Come, buy and “VG money While “10 assortment 18 g
. I’ORTERHOUSE w - . ' ' ' """ ”‘flf'f -"'."" ""“"'"'"' . .. watch for many years. He deserves ......................................... xxx/x.
. Onaceount of shortage of coal STEAK .......... 32c lb. "" . "f.“ """“""‘ “."“” ““""" a new one 0: modum appvarance , _
c‘n - “ (“Men‘ml l. ll; lI"I. “illlx llo\'i‘0._ l i -‘ Tl f. 'l‘ ,' j-e #_
.'. only dellver 1'2 ton) 1'4 B' & B", [)0T R()‘ASVI‘S - . . . 32.6 lb ll.\ :Il l"'l‘lu llllrk." ltuhinstc in; h :22: :llcgux'ill53rnt ll: \‘hl'l‘llll laiiliir'ecgia‘te Freedom From “Yorry _ P
“338d bushels. FIEESH SHOLTLI)L‘I{S ....... . “w""m'ms X'gm'" l" "”"““‘ “4"“ so much. (1 1 i of our vine ‘1‘: BL A\ l lllflh'
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' RON ()RK LOINS .......... 38 lb mum"). ll:|3:lti|\; h_ "San lot." n'. 036131.31)“ distinct advantages in worry of thinking 01 at least t\\(l\e _ ' qt bl‘ r,
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Aaron Kohn
Leading Accessory Store
I Railroad Avenue ' ‘
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
n. Y. State Pea Beans, a lb. 10c
aromas Brand Baked Beans
- Extra Fancy Dry Picked Turkeys
.. . . .26c-34c
WATCH LOCAL PAPERS roa PRICE
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK SO. NORVVALK
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THE WORK or THE CHURCH
‘ l (i l" L"l:h:l|(":‘lm::M'IF'l‘nmi“:it"s-1;H:l”"‘(f}":_~ \
20 Per cent. I’LA(‘E THANKSGI‘leG ORDERS NO“, alligl- a ‘-nnasi:.n luirvolle." LOU— The Best Vacuum Cleaner Made 4”
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ln-l: P. “llum‘e of "‘3'
Murqul-t. Madame David.
“Passage liird‘s furl-well." llil—
this morning of the death of her un-
cle. Allan 'l‘. Sandford. formerly 01'
Dnnbury. The letter. Which was writ-
ten yesterday. stated that he died
while on a train on his “’3." from
Orange. N. J.. to New York. and that.
at the time or the writing the body
which .wns removed from the train at
Hoboken. was awaiting the coroner's
inquest. The funeral services were
at his niere‘s home‘jn Omntfl‘.
last evening. and that the remains
will be brought to Bethe! on the 2:19
train this afternoon. for interment in
the family plot in the Center ceme-
tery. Committal services will be con—
ducted at the grave on the arrival of
the train. -
Mr. Sanford came to Bethe! from
Norwalk and established a furniture
and undertaking business in the store
.now occupied by W. E. Dales". in ‘Fox's
' being played.
Jevielry and Optical Store The Nearest Rival
RedUCtIOII on The Best Grade of Young Geese m,
" _ . Tender Long Island Ducks "m" MW (fmm‘in‘ mm.- mm. South Norwalk, Conn. The Tom-mun Music Hall 31.3.3;
TIRES Mllk-F ed Roasting Chickens 7 """'____.' "3 T'un' ‘ We Sell Both 9:. Time Payments SOUTH MAIN STREET
Rabbits, Guinea. Hens, Little Pigs " “mm” M “'nlmiir'll'mm mm" m — ,
. ' rs. . sea 3' i' 11 Golden ' .
I)rlme Rlb and Pork Roasts Nil-ll Dnhlxiry, Ecgflgdoturther word The Norwalk EIeCtnc C0. “~‘» .
"THAT'S DI Y - SON 207 E. Washingtou St.
SINGING!” "
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RATS and
ROACHES
You can keep rats and
roaches in your home if you
wish to, but you can drive them
out just as easily. Our Rat and
Roach Paste drives them out of # ,
Tel. 959. .
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Local and Lon g
tance
TRUCKING
The mother of one of the
members of the famous Crite-
rion Quartet was listening to I
New Edison Phonograph for
the first time. ;
“Come, Where My Love Lies
Dreaming” sung by Anna Case
and the Criterion Quartet was
’ s.) L. TALMAIM: ,
DAILY TRIPS .TO N. 3.3
. A. M.‘ woosnaa
ATTORNEY AT LAW
la... laminar U... Potent Oh’irc
PATENTS
the house entirely. and they'll
, never come back? This is a pois-
onous preparation and the only
safeguard is to keep it away
Suddenly she exclaimed——
from children. But it thorough-
‘Why! That’s my son singing.”
reduced to . .- ..... . 10c can . w -
* BELONGS TO EVERY MEBIBER block. Later. he disposed of the ‘t’ur-
. Yellow Corn Meal, 4 lbs. 25c . 2:;ch “ma.l but continued theiugdéer- —It was true. The singer was 1y does the work so fu- ss rats “(u-MMnPntefih
' ‘ ‘ , "3 ““8 "e88 3m“ ”me 93 t 9“ Hr. Reardon of. the Criterion and roaches go carrying in-. Inseam-st. - Bridgeport- Com”
sears ago when he sold out to Frank W / . . ’1”! t. (I died. without the A ‘
.,,25c
"A. 'STULL ’
, ?‘ ode-"eves. : mm sm‘
BE READY run You};
NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN ‘ -
‘CANVASVSERS .TQMORRQW
E. Tomlis'on .and retired from active
business. Mr." Sandtord purchased
the property on Center street. which
he sold last Spring to the local
Knights of A’Colmnbus C o u n c i I
after coming to Bethel. and he con-
tinued to ocean” mare-idem until
its sale. The death of his, wife some
eighteen yearssu'wss a great shock
to him and 1“ led a, life of close re-
mement‘in. h ‘ '
vermin dying and lying about
the houser p, _.. J_
That Is Reahs' in for You
—_ _
THE l ALFRED FOX‘
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Norwalk Chronicler