I
l
Cpl-no customers ask if the price
Goal will not soon be lower.
answer—with \Vinetr at the
and coal in scant supply-—
.“is impossible, but on the con-
. ’ if the weather should force
to“ to buy outside of our regular
ms of supply we could not
“no to sell at prices now pre-
fig- 2.".
. w of lower prices refers to-
“gr bituminous coal only. This
:fi *eady much lower owing to
.. - slowing down of industry.
' y has overtaken demand
. car’soon pass it. The demand
, xbhrdacoal, however, was never
”‘—
h...
éFERmsc;
‘TIIAT'S our .SON
SINGING!”
The mother of one of the
”fibers of the famous Crite-
Qunrtet was listening to a
.ov- Edison Phonograph for
tiofirst time.
“Come, Where My Love Lies
/
THE- $11!...“
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. W'hat 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
will as saddenly-r'ise agaiE”
Present Conditions in the
than reduced costs.
Business
——
Ln—nu
quickly exhausted and prices
Lumber
The cost ofrproduction is as high as last year; the value of
standing timber is steadily increasing and the present tendency
of logging 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
ceased operations entirely. Most lumber stock; are already be-
low normal anu a further reduuim is certain. The percentage
of high grade lnmlle‘ produch has been materially decreased.
(live these conditions your careful consideration. Be not de'
ceived. Our policy has been and will be pf‘rmanent, not to hold
up prices because we have stock on hand bought at a'higher
price, but to otfer at all times upon the replacement, cost.
The Hatch 69° Bailey C0.
Size and Location of Workshops
Vary in Different Sections
of the Country.
“HINGE Ill BEST PllllPllSE
Room Should Be Well nglvtod and
Vontllatod to Make Work of We"
on More Enjoyable—Momma
dun lo Moot Doolrablo.
According to a eonSen-atlve esti-
mate, there are about 8.0(1),000 women
‘wurklng every day, and most of them
many hours a day, In the farm. klteh-
one of the Unlted States. Making
these kltehens the wellvordered work-
lmportanee and amount or work done
in them. would result In Itghtenlng and
making more enjoyable the work of a
large proportion or these 8,0001")
women.
The host lm‘ntlon for the kin-hen h
on a corner of tin-house. in a wing. or
an ell, where tlu-rd can he windows on
it least two sides so as to obtain light
from more than one dlrm-tlon and
shops they should be, because of the ’
i
'2’
1
.l
SATURDAY, DEC. 4.
9’20
As is our annual custom, we have prepared a. filFT TABLE, in
the Suit Section, with a big assortment of dainty glfts at little l31‘iees,
Sweet Grass Baskets, Fancy Articles, 3. whole lot of Big and Little
Dollies, and an hundred more items for Men, Women and Chink-m.
CONTINUING THE BLUE PENCIL SALE
All the Bathrobes ......................... . Blue Peneiled "20%
A wide choice of patterns for Men, Women and (":ildr'en.
one for Christmas.
All the Silk and Muslin Underwear. . .
BETTER BUY THOSE CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS AT BUT:
PENCIL PRICES.
cross \‘entllnllun. says a rmlsed l~‘unu~
el's' Hullelln lssuml by Ilu- I'ni'u-d
States llepurtnmm or Agri-‘ulluu- on
tllt' farm hilt'lll'll MS .3 \\ nl‘kduqu. “'lu'llr
or the chief v\‘~t)\ul‘o' \Imll lu' IlHllll.
Ming” sung by Anna Case
vast. south. or \\¢‘\l ls :l nmllcr ;.'u\
I'l'm-d by lmlhidunl pru-fn-rl'livl' :zml
lm'ul Hill'lillnlls. .\ Lilrlu'll llxnl l‘t‘
.d the Criterion Quartet was
”I: played.
fiddenly she exclaimed-
‘Wiyl That ’5 my son singing.”
~11, was true. The singer was
-——_.._-
H‘lHN IllI' Inm'lml: «nu l~ numll) dw
‘l'lvo
\lvn III .ll‘
sumunn lEfllllN
aluminium
Loam.
l»...\l\' ll'.'ll
Reardon of the Criterion
Kr.
Quarte
not Is Realism for You
THE ALfiED FOX
PIANO CO.
V ‘ '0. Main St. 80. Norwalk
-_ ‘ l
_
m HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
. “Watery.
. M12164}. 80.1(orwalk, Ct. l
’ PM» Starter and
Isa-downs:
3 Snood to P
_ one 1' In!
Gasoline and Kerosene
Alb luppliu. Tim and Tubes
tfic Heate
Dolls.
rs, Eltcz. .. ‘. amum Cleaners.
A Large Stock of TOYS
Games, Mechanical Toys. Autos.
Wagons, Carriages. etc.
25 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
frames. Silver Bread Trays. Mahogany Fmished Candlestlcks. Wm.
Rogers Silver-plated Table Flare, Electric Lamps. Electric Irons Elec.
Velocupedes.
Come in and bring the kiddies—They will be delighted.
“ ' ' . . 1.. ., I - ' .
’ qr'fl'lp‘ h "Hm“, lutu- -‘ l‘ "““”- ""l‘ hum, ul Sttntluxd. mid-d .‘lllilllu r \‘.lll
Phone e e e S l’rompt "'0“ 'r “"55“”‘5 in its Ml)”: ’l'lux Ix.l.i\ l'lglyl, I«\ .i.
- Points to be Considered r. «vim u. 1:. .1 .\ln ,, mo .v \m“..u.
.. 7 - I II. ' . - ..
027 Dell‘ery 'l‘lu- kllu'lwu. ax “le :~ nll nil 3: l'.‘ H“ "‘ ' V“ l“ "“‘T‘L' “ "l" “’ ‘ l" l"
“3 Here If It: H°U3°W3r¢- rmxm~ in Ilm i;ll‘llii*nl]\'-. dumd I... ... In M u n. _. , 1.“. n ll in. S3‘
' C lun‘::lu-ti “zlli :‘r'pnq ... in :3 . Ln”. 3,.” ”l", \lf‘i""‘~'-" '1' "' "l' “"‘ " uh"
. . » writ-ll Jinn”, ll “ha .I lust unuu- Horn
7 ‘ .‘ ‘ -) . Y ‘ who! null-.1:|:lm;\ illlll v ml~ \\:ll rm: _ . . . .
MAN\ (III‘TS—DOlh Beautiful and [useful 1.32.... ”mm. 1... W" WI "'“ “‘”‘
I ‘ .‘lllIl lmslw' slu-utnu: l:\ lln lfiI-nt
, l.", _\'\l, 3‘ y“ z- ,. . h. , .. .
Crumb Sets. Casseroles In nlckdl frames, Pyvex pl: Plates m "Ickcl ‘ " ' ‘ l" ”- '. ' “I”! . o...” ..n. ..l. u. u ..m. l.|\.~l .1 in... ...
HI .‘l pull “(17w l1..:;..~\olu-l'ruu
rl
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t‘n 5.. It i.
lint kl. \
5‘.
.‘u ll \\'lll‘... m:
vvl«.
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‘ .1 .‘lllll'llu 'ivJHI.
Coaster
:- G. H. Hedenberz. Prob.
ya! Auto Painting Co.
e Auto and Truck
Painting
ll"
'; IctENTll-‘lc AND RELIABLE
gm Sta Darien, Conn.
Opposite Depot
Visit The
» GOOdieShOp
._ 22 No. Main Street
0". Palace Theatre.
I
'COAL
v~.~.:°:$mt of shortlage of coal
’ « y deliver -2 to 14
hand bushels. n,
.1... EFF RON
3M . orw
31941 St“ E ”will
.3) Per Cent. 5
”Reduction on 3
TIRES
‘4
ill-dim: Accessorysuu
0 Railroad Avenue
EEC.”
'--
FRESH
N orwalk,
SMOKED SHOU
LEGS WINTER LAMB
“..B & B.” POT ROASTS ...................
PRIME RIB ROASTS ................ 20c,
SHOULDERS ...................
LDERS .................
.-
South Norwalk, Westport,
I405§~—I’HONE—“—l405
FLOUR GOLD MEDAL, JONES OR PILLSBURY'S, per bag
N01 ROYAL PLANTATION C
SHOULDERS, LEAN AND TE
......................... 25c .HN‘ reunion of KM? kin-hen lo the oil:-
WHlTE GRANULATED SUGAR ................................ 10c .,, "" “mm“ "“ """“"""""- T‘"‘ “""m'"
CEYLON. OOLONG, on MIXED TEA ........................... 45c if “""k ‘5 """" """"'-“ ““m'mm' “1"“
BEST TUB BUTTER ....................................... 53: Li W" ”mm” ”w dim": m'm‘ "M ”m
JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES, dozen ...................... 37c 9
FANCY SWEET POTATOES, pk ......... 45c
0 "WHO .0.“
If you want the best bread rolls b ' ll " ‘
- uns cake and res. bu “‘
them at the , ' P y 0 l ‘1‘"; ”m
. t4. .......
f I 111 I: ‘ ‘ 4:--~-""::fi “'7"
n hl’lr. HOUSE BREADERY 6 ‘ z X x /
.~ ., I \’v’
Next to ii "m l'”"““\ ’, —‘-—-
. bl — ‘\ ‘\ \b I
A F B kn x ~
. p . ec ram (30., .Inc. .
FREE DELIVERY _ \ £3 f3.) l;
9 I . - _ - .- . ‘- Ill
8.; 85 \Vashlngton St. Phone 1405 '
N ORWAL
OFFEE, per lb.
NDER
CORD TIRES
Special Sale on Radiator covers, $5.00
WELDING AND aoov WORK
WEED TIRE CHAINS
CADILLAC LlMOUSlNES T0 RENT
VAAST .BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONES
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
PORK ROASTS . . . .
WILSON’S CERTIFIED HAMS . . . ..’ ......
LEGS SPRING LAMB ....................
SHOULDER STEAK .....................
RIB ROAST. Boned and Rolled ............
9
a
Bridgeport
. ' GOODYEAR conn TIRES ‘
5c
32c
32c lb.
18c
31c lb.
18c
25c
20c
28c
30c
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
lb.
lb.
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'la l.llli'
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lilt.l.l
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
That Gift Table Is Ready
EASY PAY.“ IJNTS.
c
o .
Awa- i ‘ #L
H. Krieger 89’ Co.
THE LEADING OUTFITTERS IN NORWAILK'
CLOTHING, llllL‘S
S\\'EATERS. Silt.
QUILTS, BOYS‘ UV'ERt'tlA't‘S \Nl) \l
g
l
MEN’S (Haunt-H‘s .~‘-_\‘ll Sl'm < .‘<
3‘1
, ‘9':
Lily ;
if
. . . . . ..Blue l’eneiled 29%:
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4
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a
“WéflN‘Wc ..\r-
?
new
$374.2". .17.“. “T1. 0 .v .
srzs, snnn‘sjwtzem :z
:29, lll..‘i.‘\'l\'lf'l’.~'. ;
ha
...
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(Lyn-g. 1_ l \
l‘nl:l
l'.Hulx'u\ ‘, \\u--.j\
2;".
\l VI: “T" I?
\\ll.I. "0|.“ l'I'I'Y."
(‘lmir «If Trinity Ilplxcimnl (‘hun-II
Heard in ('nulnln Sunday Punting.
lb.
Be Kept in the Kitchen.
.3
dons and doors from the road.
lug lmro- ground nround
hlenl or some similar permanent mule
rial “ill also help much dll‘l
on us \\ ell
ll‘m'llH'. A tidy. \u-ll-m‘dc-ri-d
the Workers Indoor;
by a hedge urn screen or \lllt‘fi.
While the kll(’lll'll is the center and
workshop or the hnnw. its work also
extends- more or less to other parts or
the house. In planning: or building: a
lmnu- lt ls of :l‘vnH-M Important-e that
l-‘lg. l.-—l.arge hip-hen in which the immu-
venient arrangement of alnk n‘iid table-
mnken it nevessnry to walk long'dis-
tanres In preparing and serving a meal
U
.‘v‘lm', womlsllod or other sloreruom.
'l‘hcse [should he as near and conveni-
ent as possible to tlu- kiti‘lten so that
rho journeys"iylllf-li must be made so
when between ‘thes-e r'ooms’ will lu-
short, thus saving steps and murlx
lime. -
o
b
I
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o
n
l
c
l
o
q
l
l
I
Using Kitchen Space.
Space should he provided in tin
kitchen and wilhln easy access of (ht-
pnntry and dining monitor the. work-
tuhle. sink. stove. lr-e box. and also for
several elmlrs of dlfierent hnlghts. One
should hen rocker. in which the house-
lt lo Wasting Energy and Stmngth to
Stand Up at a Took Which Can Be
Done as Well Sitting Down—Several
Chairs of Different Helghto Should
not be blown through the Open “In-
Sord-
lllf‘ kit. he!)
and nuILiIu: the I’m-resury paths of (e
{rum
Iu-lnz blown and mrriod luto the kitslr
as mnlm the \‘lv‘\\' more :Il-
l-m'k
)urd cannot fail to give pleasure to
l'udeslrshlc {ml-
lures In the view run when be cut MT
(in Sundn!’ evening. IN‘I‘. Llh. at
7:30 o'clock. the cantata “'l‘hv- llul\
l‘lh" “Ill sum: Ivy the I‘liull‘ of
Trinity l‘hun-h, 'l‘lurr is no modern
umlntfl more 13! mrnllv known thr-
ough frequent repititlons. and more
mnernlly :i finui'ilv. 'l‘ln- «wwnposrr
.-
VVOMEN'S anr MISSES’ COATS, ST.
The Paris Cloak Ear“ Suit House
33 South Main Street, South Nerwalk
GREAT REDUCTION SALE ON
us,
DRESSES and SKIRTS.
Come buy and save money while the assortment is good.
.................
has r-murkrd lhut his treatment of
It is ullunsl l‘lllll‘l'LV rn'tleeliw‘. The
“TM Ilill‘l (H. II “ll.“ SllKKl‘Sll'tl l\_\' Sl'l'll‘v 'l‘l~.- <l nlur I has “1.0.. e tn ' a. mi ‘1 v -. V
“In” passages ”HF“. “.9 INHP "a (“'1‘ I hit mks ll'll Il'lll'ct ulllnn to \1 5'5 F. be L1(,.
linuim: I‘Itx," :Ind svts fur”: the do- 'A‘ v“ ' f ‘ ‘ . "d N r\' w‘ v ’
- '. ~ - . .. M. \luhml rm Ha lnu- l - . ‘
sin for :n llIL'lH'l‘ llft‘. us Ill tlnuunrds “In“ rml m 1””ka H” S: mur sm' ul J()B PI‘IBTIN‘I
"\\'h.\' soul is nthlrst for and Th" “HT,“
. . x u . .
""“”"" “n” ““3 ""““""d M ”“i 'rn. “..Im .M. mld) “.w 3.. m xv». South Norwalk
“on“; ”I saw a new hmneu .nnd {l t.,rd.n. The program lullnus. l
""“' "“""‘~" ”Mill"? ”w ”is”? "m -~'|‘n. {.3 ls Musir in lllv in". law "‘"i’ l‘
l“""“"‘"“ “""mm'". m 3"“ “mt port. ”.14". lllll‘hnsn; .luvk l’lymx. imtm- ‘_, _ w — — -‘
Th“ words nn‘ all serlplural. ‘1‘ 1th ll\0; l'llme r _\mlo rsmt. .'. «3133's \\‘)l'l\.‘
thn- oxmptinn of two hymns. 11 3 an. "\l’irs-illuls-H" .
zzl from Milton, and ill" “”3"“ “m“ ’ ' ' ___,_,_,«.,A. WA _, ._ - GET A SQUARE DESI-
llu- 'rn Ilruin. Tm lwnut)‘ inmrvsmv‘" fry 3 classified advertisement h the “y. .‘u'v buy your ro‘wht ‘d
m-ss :md \‘nrh‘ly of the music lHIVG Illull. ‘ w\0(‘w' |;LL<' p.‘pv"‘.~. ‘7‘2r.'-. and ’lll
won for it the widest :wm-ptunee. :...;1.ll\.md 3.100155. 1%” TA: ‘3“
Th.“ an") of p0rf0"hl.’lll(‘t“ is ”“1“” “n . hay). I'T‘im‘ Jlé'i‘flrtllllf 'n flit? £.;-§‘
hour and a quarter. _ :3. 1f th-‘ ;:,,\.1\._ A .. “‘9 in .l
' Owens.
‘ -‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ sl‘t‘vl'lSS. ' ‘ ‘ - . . ..
§|!'..\‘ISR. M“ '~\‘-"l 2'11. held \rstt'l'» E AV l Phil“) P M1110“ 9y .
u .. lunr 3m hl .. . .. . v” B L , 52 V2" Zand‘. Si Pt- . e ..8, S)
dny‘ul‘l. moon and was :1 lug: Mum SS. , Q dh d Goo'ds A'vypxt 0" 85".
A pl:|,\. ".\d\n~rlisini: for n lluslmnd. ' EARL}, BIRI) l ccccn an ' -
was presented. and was follnumtflyy l
dunelnl: to the o'clock. 'l‘lu- t-‘lmnu‘b . . -. l
‘ ‘ 1 ll 1‘
ers in tlw plny um fimly. and showed At leslmas lane b t l- ,-
alwa_\s the early bird Y rl
what instruction .‘llss McMahon has
given them.
(‘nst ul' Characters.
l‘olom-l Backup (\Vho wants a rieh
snu—ln-lnw) ........ lean llnmortior
’l‘um Trunk (“'ho wants Kitty Huck-
up) ............... l. II‘\'in;: Ilzu‘l:
\Vullin- \\':ltkins (.\ friend in need)
............... Lawrence- (‘ruslly
Kittie lLu‘kup (\\'ho wants ‘l‘om
Trnsk) Ethel (‘uulston
Katy llrifi‘ton (Kitty's chum)
........ (‘rcvlin 'l‘urlnv
The plan“ was followedvhy dancing
till {he o'clock. Pine music was l‘ur-
nlshed by the High school quartette.
»- SPECIALS ,
FOR TIIE WEEK‘
N.Y.S.PeaBeans,alb 9c
Extra. Fine Pork, a lb ..... 28c
Pure Conden‘sed Milk, a can 18c
Pure Old-fashioned Buck-
wheat, 3 lbs. . .- ........ 25c ’
——
-A. STULL
will» can rest while waiting foi- the
water H) heal :- for bread to bake. It
< is also deal I; that which: be
‘ . .. 1x1 '
24 Cottage St., 7 Slot Nor-walk,
Ii {3‘
catches— the
best assert
men: of Christmas gifts.
This is nlunys H). but it
Is especlazy Vruc {11's year,
when.
because of
conditions, It! may
labor
not be
possible for us to replueo
many of our choices: mus
v—in
jewelry.
and art
goods, when sold our.
Th
but
is is
like
not jus: “lalk‘
everything vlse
that appears in our udwr-
tisements
time is positive truth.
Apart
don‘t
on joy
Chfis
know
you
the
tmas
you
from
from time .0
this): um),
think you will
approach at
more ) nu
have your
ll
Christmas Boxes allsnnsly
tucked awa) ?
Then, too. you will find
shopp
more
ing
an! isfactory
service marl)
than
during the hurlyburly at
Christmas week. ' .
We'll be glad to see you
any time. of eouxse. but no
time
B
South
like
“just now“ rrrrr
especially for you.
D’S '
rwalk- Conn.
4—...—
HORSE BLANKETS
Squares and Stable Robes
Hood Covers “5,
Special _
Football Shoes ......... '55 H“
A. W. HODGE
Music Hall Bloch;
SOUTH MAIN STREET
' \iill OUTLET
‘ot our Million-y Dept., :hrre's
Store
124 Washington Street
For a New Fall Hat
where you u ill meet your threg
but friends. Stsle. Quail);
Moderate Prices.
c.
Norwalk Chronicler