m ely T
_ fine customers ask if the price
”said will not soon be lewor.
. , answer—with» \Vinetr at the ‘
‘ Fond coal in scant supply-—
l“: impossible, but on the com
‘ ’ if the weather should force
buy outside of our regular
of supply we could not
' nevto sell at» prices now pre.
. -- ‘ i“
m of lower prices refers to ;
tua
, The Commercial Records,
a:
says “Just aslin the past‘prices ‘
on various commodities soared to heights that "were un- .
‘warranted and insu’pportable, sovnow we arerig‘danger'of coins . ‘
- too far'in the other direction- with prices falling to levels that
underestimate the demand. What business needs most at the
' present time is stabilisation. 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 -
A
Continued
“rot”
A fitting and impressive tribute
Russell Frost. his eulogy being tin
and effective.
on the kindlinesss. good
and ttractlve personal qualities
Ordcr of Elite stood for.
,- .has overtaken demand" ; —— . . . -
ysoon.pass.it;-'The,deu- 4 " We: Present
dicoal, however, was never ; , . '
. r. . .
Conditions in: the
Business
71mm M Y SON
as mother of one of the
.. rs of the famous Criteo
“Quartet was listening to I.
,, Edison Phonograph for
fist-amine.
“Come, Where My Love Lies
Lumber
The cost of production is as high as last year; the value of ,
standing timber is steadily increasing and the present tendency
flogging and- manufacturing costs indicate increased rather ‘
, then“ reduced costs. . 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 redut lion is certain. .The percentage .
of high’ grade lumbet produced has been materially decreased.
..Givc these conditions your careful. consideration. Be not ,de‘ -.
ceiVed. Our policy has been and will be penn‘anellt,nbt to hold“
up prices because we have stock on hand bought at a higher
price, but to oifcr at all times upon the replacement cost.
The Hatch 69° Bailey C0.
- - -' _ . . . . .. - . . t 911'! ailing, K lght 'Thomas
bnumom 0031011137: Th ‘ , ‘ existing stoclrs'of goods Will be guickly exhausted'had prices . 1:33;): oftlepdpntho; saw one
-3"? mush lowe; 0W to ? {£1125 m'IddElyprigffiiF” I _ ' - ~ “ {he moi-t interesting memorial mi
5. damg own 0-“ mlfilstry. -, - , . ~ .
lie said. in part: . ' '
"This beautitul memorial
exists. -ls of _ tender significance
every member of this great order.
promo killer; the faithful
for somc the only time. from year t
given. .
its nspcct of truest charity. The
'loljty__whb_ _hn\1- ‘npswcrcd- the
sluni‘n'lonm lcuv'l-
fricnds who inkl- plcasurv in frequent
ly struwing upon their graves
llowurs of low» and affection; who ll
rulllll)‘ l'lrcll- of! 71-1-3" llwlr
on its lit-nth roll tlu-
wllosu- hull {I‘ll-ml. Wilma- only
rrll‘llll. was ilu» lmlur litudi'. Tllo~_\
ll‘" no lovml on”! to plmw- wrl-nlll m
m: mum of lllmu
ll-fi no family l-llw-II- in
”tuning" sung by Anna Case
' he Criterion Quartet was
“gyms-true. The singer was ,
f /Reardon of the Criterion
ll
I
fin
0
flat Is Realism for You
m ALE-ED FOX
, PIANO CO.
_ ..‘l. lain St. So. Nat-walk
\
Rogers Silverplatcd Table WHO! Electric Lam
. .
tric Heaters, Electric Vacuum CIOQEBPI.
A Large Stuck of TOYS
Dolls, Games, Mechanical
Wagons, Carriages, etc.
Toys, Autos.
Velocipedes.
- ‘ 9 .
“r Phone Gehebe s Prompt
suddenly she exclaimed— 527 . Delivery
1“; That’s my son singing.” It- Here if Its Housewars. ,
MANY GIF’l‘SgBoth Beautiful and Useful
Crumb Sets. casseroles In nickel frames. Pylex Pie Plates in nickel
frames, Silvc'r Bread Trays. Mahdgany Finished Candlesticks. WI".
ps, Electric irons Elec—
Coaster
Comein and bring the kiddies—They will be delighted.
' f it: HARDWARE & :
.' AUTO SUPPLY co. .-
dawuerlt.
25 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UPflTIL CHRISTMAS
for ”In lmlgc was lhI-ir lmmr;
llcul'tllslnllc. llut today, Manor“?!
Sunday. the) lllkl- ilu-ir places in lhc
ranks of the rl‘lllfi'mlll‘l'l‘ll. 'l'lIrrI- is
no singling out of nlly urnw- fur spr—
l'llll (ll-l'ol'uiinll; of ml} Ilrvlllll-l‘ for
special lulllhllil-ll: 'llt'l‘l“itl“‘ llImo-ri-
enough and llllk“ for all. from lhv
ronsrrullol'y of swu-l-hill llllllllll').
.\Il«l :Is lh- rr is no distinction umulll:
lllnew l‘O'llH'llilu’l‘I'll. llO‘HllI‘l' iu ill-~1-
our .-In- ll: limit: from “lmsr Lands
u ml lllI' lulu-us ul' l'I-nlrlnlunm for
ll is ill" l-lll‘vl'l-ltl glory of our fll‘lll'r
[lull lls until-r in no! plnllr up oi ”um-
rhulnilll: :Ilu unl- lulliqnullu or cn'ul.
but is lolupnnml ol' l‘l'lll‘lfil‘lllilll\l‘fl of
l-\I-l‘_\‘ l'uucomun rurr llll'l
I‘lll‘lsilun l’:.ilh_ who Imu-
ozllh of I-ilizrnshin ‘ .
“It in lhu- only ll‘lll} .\lI'~-II«~.-m ur-
lll-r. for its standards all-v lull'n- nlllfl
only \\'lll‘l"‘ llll- slurry lmllnrr \vnx'l-s.
llI-ll- :ll. llomc- "\‘i'r tilllmllm I'llkn nrc
tonight jolnin ' wllh us in this N1‘\ll‘P.
and in for 0 Honolulu and Mulllllu.
llu- lmlgc of son-o“ In lulnu hi'l‘l In
memory of llrolht-l's “ho hnu- Inland-d
in that urn-lit beyond.
“llnIui-in-hand go the it. P. l). H.
t~\l‘l’_\
lhl'
lulu-ll
Loin Lamb Chops
_mTiFlc' AND RELIABLE
‘3.- . Dar-lea. Conn.
Nanette Depot ‘ 2
Native Spinach ................
.Visit no
South Norwalk, Westpon,
] 405‘; ' I’HONE———l405
FLOUR; GOLD MEDAL. JONES OR PILLSBURY'S, per bag .
N0 1 ROYAL PLANTATION corrsg, pel- lb.
SHOULDERS, LEAN AND TENDER
WHITE GRANULATED sucAR
CEYLON, OOLONG, on MIXED
_ assT TUB BUTTER ................
Jolcy FLORIDA ORAneEs, dozen
FANCY swear POTATOES, pk
, .................
If you want the
> them at the
Next to
A. F. Bjeckmann 69’ Co.,
, _ runs Dumas
:83-85 Washington St.
we”
Special'sue on mom w$3.00
: ., wcLomo AND soDv mint
cAoILLAezusoui'snzs rebuilt -
VAAST altos: '
s
...........................
..................... .........'..1
TEA .................. ‘ .........
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
.. 31.45
.................. ,. 29c
25c
0c
45':
file
. ...................... . ..... ‘. 37c
45:
best breed. rolls, buns, cake and pies, buy I
Inc.
Phone 1405
==2’i~"m rm Ms .
. .7. - - ~. ' v ' ‘ r
a
Shoulder Steak . ................... .20c lb.
Fresh Shoulders ................. . ..21c lb.
....... .‘....40clb.
Beef Liver ......................... 16c lb.
Sweet Floridan Oranges. . ........... 30c (loll.~
. ..35c peck
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets.
Bridgeport
' 'Bomt-
and hrca
Of Christmas dinnc
and lllc l‘. S. of A.. and it in u lilting
combination. for tho ln-ilt-r llll' l-Zlk
lht- better the citizen. No one can
live up to lllo- grand priluipll-s of l-Zlk—
dom without lllling. in thuhllrlu-st do-
grcc. tlu- rvqlllrcmcnt of true- citizn-n-
ship. Tln- llcuuvolcnt and Protective
Order of Elks is American in princi-
plc. American in Jurisdiction. and in
lllll‘ With tlu- spirit of our institutions.
“'lu-rcu‘r a lodge of Elks casts. tho-
llug or our country floats owr it. and
on its altar is the boom-r of llw rc-
public.
"Charity.
Justice. lirolhcrly Louv
llnd l-‘idI-liu' ill‘l‘ tlll- constitution of ’
thc II. P. 0. l-:.. and no country I-H'r ‘
”8301' its hopes and nominations "Pun l
stronger foundations."
Speaking 0 l'llnrity,
‘nll'llllll prim pic of the onlt‘l‘. Ml;
ill-llly said. [among other things:
i "l‘hurity mlnsurrd by n foot-ruli-
.und Kllilg‘l‘d by In hard and cxllllc
standard: its cxtcnt pro-armrmd and
fixed: its giving heralded broadcast.
'ls l'OlDlK‘d of its sweetest attribute—v
Ilnostcntntlun. it becomes the stern.
multl-r-of-fur-t. compulsory aid. that
gin-s only th: which is paid for. and
IlmI-s loo s for opportunity or
racntw l0 (‘M‘il'N' exvn that.
"A maxed against this cut-and—drléd.
tripe-measured charity. stands the
charity that on ihl‘ day before Christ-
mas scnds baskets. filled with bou’nti-
ful (‘hrlstmns dinners. clothing. short:
and othcr necessaries to the home of
poor families. that they may on that
any or days [ml-take of the gem-ml
joy and I'm-l that though unfortunate.
, l
the funda- 1
ll
J
ill
they arc not forgotten. .\'o bugle
blast announces the gifts, no recruits m
are rcqulrcd. es in the
The 3‘
kumvlcdgc Of a {fit} ii done. and
in the prayers of the grateful on r
thcir unknown llcncfaceors. The near-
by Christmas will witness the distribu-
tion of thousands ol’ dollars in this
manner. and throughout the lens“!
dill of this country thousands
rs will be enjoyed:-
thousands of little bodies will be
warmly clad. and thousands of.llttle
ro
th
these. brothers was paid by’ General
He dwelt pdrtlcularly
fellowship
several of the deceased members; and
impressed on the audience what the
in“- principal address at the attor-
noon was delivered by Past Grand. Es.
ever heard in a senior: of the lodge.
' custom.
. tonight. Observed in every city in the:
Unitt-d States where a lodge- of Elk.
"It not only pet-chance brings to
mind' the dear personal friends who
have responded io‘the call of the 8u-.
brother
who has ‘taken a demit to thorax-and
Lodge of tile hereafter; the commu-
ion who. when here. was part of our
social and fraternal lifc. but it may lye
your. that n lllgn of remembrance is
And it is in this feature "it"
givcs the annual llcccmlwr memorial
ma.
5 "my
‘h’o-hlhd relat'h’es and
the
Virtuu-l
all“ good llm-lln. lull vu-ry lmlgc has
rI-ul
no“ '1' on ihl-lr Inst ro-silllu plm'r: lllc)‘
rI-cllll lllt'lll.
llu-ll'
noon.
luul broke-n the window in his room.
Hi-
squad of policl- was not srnt to inves-
tigate uml llcclunc so alliasivc that he.
was luckl-d up charged wilh intoxica-
court this morning. . . _ _
Judg‘p Voslmrgu continuc the case for ntnsacted and the election at 03H: *9
7 for 1921 was made as follows:—
unt busincss to attend to after which
hc would haw-time to receive his scu-
ll"
court.
MUSIEXL UNION“
soon as the renovating of the dining
chcstras from the citizens of the Nor—
walks.
violin player with years of experience.
was the other n'ew m.
joined. l
to
9.”
of
E.
of
it‘s
t0
I
O
I
of the Commission. whi
if the
the- office»
expresses the belief that.
pic of (‘ounl-ctll'lll fully
thc good which lllc
O
a. a. GALLAHER”
(Continued irqn Page One)
this much :llnlsui inuilllllion lunl ful
I-n ilIlu Ylll‘ control of llllllc'bl ’
it IHN‘U "In!“ in ill
mail-H111 nf llll‘
nllrv and plum-
cunlllll-m-l- :llnl
lllllllll).
l‘IIllo-r Flll'll l‘ll‘l‘lllll’ulllll'lfl I roll!
only ask you in npus lhr u‘lmlo-
tho- mom-3 which “v original” ('1‘
posilI-li with tlu» lmllk. “HMO. logrlh
rr \\‘lill lnlrn-sl for llIrI-u )t':ll‘fl.
our inform-y fm-il which
ltlmui CLllll". :Inl
:llmululinlz llIKt'lllI‘l
pays all of llu-sv
lvnus ml in lht'
in 3mm:-
itcllls in full
tumu- poslliun :ls l
hunk.
rcquvsl for .1 sclllrnlo-Ill out of court
suit would lllIVt' :lll'ordt-d Inc of
prising. publicly. in court. for tlu- lwn-
Ill! oi llw l‘Ullllllllllll)‘. ccrtuill grnllc-
"1"” Mill. lllI-ir "ll lllmls.
llnwru‘r. l Ti'l‘ORlllZ" lllu‘llll'l that
”In lmllk is now ownrd and controlled
by new propir. llzninsi whom i have
no lzrlt-Vnncc. and whom l know tlIc
public can trust. and this has led Inc
to my decision.
I wish you the groan-st mcnsurc of
success in your clcanlng up Opfru-
lions. and my lu-lp and “mainline will
ulw-us hr at your service to carry out
tho~ many reforms which you told me
\‘llll qmlcmplnlcd milking.
Sincvrcly yours.
l'Z. ll. ‘u.\l.l..\l~ll‘2l{.
FRANK TAYIA)“ ARRESTED
AGAIN
Prank Taylor. who claims in live on
my stnwi. and who said that he was
he, mil-st of n "llulclwr in l‘ound
(idgc" on l-h-idzly and Saturday. came
0 pollcc hradquarh-rsdn a highly in—
oxicatI-d condition )1 strrdu)‘ :lflcr-
llud complaint-Ii that somconc
llccnmc n-n
indignant th-u u
on.
udxc
He was fined 37 and costs by
\‘osllurgh in the downtown
His request thatl
work" as ho haul some ycry- import-
ncc. was not ‘cnlcrtaincd lly till-
ELEC'IS OFFICERS'
Continued from flint page
—_.._
red at the Royal James Hotel
as
om is complete and should receive
e hearty support due to local or-
Frank Gregory. of Norwaik. a bass
who
Her
Reports for the year find the local. '
lives. according to a statement from
pro
undcrstood
fund was doing.
they would not allow the work to suf-
fer through failure of the campaign.
WINS BANK SUIT
lllO‘ll.
will" vw-rr- paling in lii'l it out of ll‘ll',
ruin-
of
null
:Illlollnll-d to
in"? nu» «ll-posils.
tafiml,
and
\\‘l' hull llo~\rr llunl- Illlnim-ss “ill! llll‘
.\I,\ only rout-ct ill aura-lug to _\our
and i must say it is a slum-re l'o-er-t.
is llll‘ lulu of opportunity which this
l'\-
home town and spend it.
(“)0
rnurl.
tcet protected from the winter‘s 001d
--x»causex Santa Claus has put on the
antlers of Elkdom. Tfi‘ut's the kind
of charity the Elks preach and PM
tire: that's the kind of charity that
has made the Elk‘swthe greatest of
American fraternal orders."
The exercise! were brought to a
closeuwith the singing of "Auld Lang
state. by the audience and the giving
of the benediction by the lodge chap-
lain. Bernard J. Reynolds: I
At the conclusion the members of
the lodge had a social MOD. deliw
cious refreshments being served by
the entertainment cammlttee.“ '
l
sent. time. regardless of the fact that
Norwuik .State 'Guard~ Companies
seem to see lit to hire all of its
musicians from other cities. paying
enormous prices and expenses. which
only means that the price of admit-
tance must stay up and be paid by
our local dancers who support these
dances and then the out-ot-town or-
in a. flourshing condition at the pre-
msi'lm: WEEK: é?
Monomers-Enoch #54
FOR 7 . mo
/_ continues m m
——-—_—
a
4
{lgmirfldsflgs‘ngsibzu 9c *y
. momentum 1 ..
3.85.90; win,“
one hair or (ut’t'
' ed. to jtuberculosls
.....
m. ,_.,, *W—W.W~ _ __ __
IS IST E PLACE
to a. thatchriétnias’ Shopping, where BLUE PENCIL PRlCl-zs p...
vailall ’round the..store. -
. A BIG STOCK" OF ‘HANDKERCHIEFS
SPLENDID STOCKING VALUES _
BATHROBES, ,BLUE PENCILEI) 20% "
- EWAW‘"?
‘ MIDAY. DECEMBER 6. 1990.
‘A-“-A
A»
ch
d
. ' .
H. Kneger 69’ CO.
THE LEADING OUTFITTE‘RS IN NORWALK
CLOTHING, DRESSES, SKIRTS, \l'AlS'l‘S.
SWEATERS, -SHOES, BLANKETS.
QUiL'l‘S, BOYS" OVERCUATS AND Sl'lTS.
MEN’S OVERCOATS ANll Sl’l’l‘S ON
EASY PAYMENTS.
- m ems}: this
‘3
5;
I
l
t
s
d
WOMEN'S our
33 South Iain Street, South Norwalk
GREAT mansion
DRESSES and SKIRTS.
come, buy and save money while the assortment is good.
0N
MISSES’ OATS, SL'I TS,
chestras get the first train and take
every cent of this money to
gays "l‘ntronim-
'I
Other important matters
Pmident—Jlufus J. Smith.
Vice President—~Jullus J.
Scc.. Tress—Frank B. Field.
Business Mgr-Omani: B. Field
Sergt.-at-Arms—Ras'mond J.
r'.
'BE AN
At Christmas time it is
always the early bird that
. catches—the best assert.
ment of Christmas gifts.
This Killer‘s-s an. but. it
is espectny true» tins year,
when.‘ because ‘of labor
conditions, It may not be
possible for us to replace
many of our choicest gifts
——ln- jewelry. and an
,. goods, when sold out. -~
This is not just "tsik‘.
but- like everything else
that appears in our adven.
‘ thements from time to
time is positive truth.
. Apart from this, too,
don't you , think you will
my the approach‘ of
Christmas more up you
know you. have" your
Christmas Boxes all snugly,
, tucked away?
, Then, too, you will and
shopping service; much
more satisfactory than '
during the hurls-burly oi
Christmas week.-
" well 59 m“... seen”;
any nacho! course. but no
I time like
And then
Home Industri-
Prunyi.
EARLY Bum
their
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Nor-Walk
M...—
“'0'“:
GET A SQUARE DEAL
“’e will buy your household
goods. rags, papcrs, junk and :Ill
secondhand goods. Anything _\l)ll
have. Price according Io the qual-
ity ot‘the goods. A square dcao
always.
Philip P. Mahoney
52 Vsn Zandt 8t_ Phone 1182-5
Secondhand Goods ways on Sale.
Lax“,
6
l
‘HORSE - BLANKETS
Squares and Stable Robes
Head Covers ‘ '
.. ‘ Special, ‘
tootball Shoes . . .. ..... $5.
,_‘A. ' w. Home
f. 3m NEW Fall Hat
3 at our nutmeg-.9 Dept, there’s
' 9” 3. you walnut your three
T - ,_ M Quality and
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