Womers ask if theprie'e
‘aw'ill not soon :be lower
, Air—with Winetr at the‘
. I in scant supply-
-ssible, but on the con-I
weather should'force‘
utside of our regular
supply we could‘ not
sell at prices now.pre-.
[1.1.7
ower prices refers to,
,‘to
~ : sinusitis? “‘2: we? seeks-of we Tm
! down of ind‘tliagtry‘ Will as {uddenly rise again."
_ overtaken ‘deuiand 3
11 pass it. The demand i '
mags MY SON
SINGING!”
"Drummer of one of the
. ' 30f the famous Crite-
rihnaflet was listening to u
, , Edison Phonograph for
. , thirst time. '
.3 :‘gome, Where My Love Lies
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, ,
tlon 2
'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. What business needs most at the
present time is stabilization. Early drops in prices failed to
stimulate buying, as buyers felt that the‘gnovement had only
'just started, and would go much (nether. The danger now is
that buying will start so suddenly and .in such volume that
bejggckly exhausted and Prices
1 ‘ Present Conditions in the Lumber ‘ ‘
of logging and manufacturing costs indicate increased rather
than reduced costs. Many mills havereduced the vonmn of
their production (“ring 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 and a further I'Cdlll ti'Jn is certain. The percentage
of high grade lumhe‘ produch has been materially decreased.
Give 'these conditions your careful consideration. Be not de-
ceivcd. 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 ofi'erat all times upon the replacement cost,
The Hatch Eé’Bailey Co.
o
eslgnation of Maj. Hoyt
goon.
dent at the Home. was not at
ton today.
this morning. with MrTfjiwlor.
held the office or dispensary
under the chief surgeon.
clrc‘uinstaricci surrounding“ the"
nation of the physician and his
tarft.
‘ - l it 'much discussion. Maj. Hoyt tendered
ye" owever was ‘07., ~ ' * [his resignation. because of "undue in-
‘ , ’ ' i ~- Busmess _ . . _ . . _ , terfcr‘cncc with the management of
. ' ' ' . the hospital. Dr. lloyts resignation
‘ The cost of preduction-is as high as last year, the value of . “wk med ”w "m of October. Dr.
standing timber is steadily mcmsmg and the precont tendency » Dyer. who was appointed to take the
place of the retiring physician.
‘rived n rcw‘days nfcr. with Mr.
'lor. Mu]. Hoyt remained at the
pita] for a month and then left
placc for Oregon.
ing whether or not no appoint
by Dr. Dyer.
UltiDGI-Il‘nlt’l‘.
Topping _oh 1 his
Dr.
“(‘(‘6
Doc. 7.’
city has
it. was announced today.
pin): snow-eds Dr. firm-st
' who recently resign‘ml.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN
Mr.
A. l
SECURED LETTERS
‘ATSOLDIERS’EOME
(Continued from Page One.)
“internal troubles" which caused me" i
brought
about the retirement or his chic-f sur-
Coi. Seelcy. whole the supeflnten-
t! was stated by the Maj.
in charge that Dr. Dyer's resignation
took effect the first of this month.
and that he left Noroton for Boston
The Maj.
stated that he kney nothing 01;th
. It will be remembered that, after
it could not be learned this morn—
lms Iwcn made to till the Vacancy lcft
J.
the appointment ohm-alarm physici-
an at the Soldic-rs' Home at .\'uroton.
Nora»
‘ who
clerk
mtg:
at-
Law—
hos-
the
mcnt
ll.
‘plrvl
'l‘op-
reason. DEC. 7, 1920 ‘
.\
'-NORWALK’S _LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Bl ’ ‘P * ’1 Prices Still Prevail
‘ iBuyi'ng’ Gifts; at our present prices, means either a larger amount
’for a stipulated sum, or a most satisfactory savmg on the price you
expected to pay. ' Every item is frOm regular stock, and of the very
highest quality, in its reapective grade.
' BIG VALUES‘IN CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFS
Ladies’ Handkerchiefs
Hand-drawn, hematitchod, 35c, 50c, 59¢ each
Initialedlinen,50c;6inbox$2.50.
Hand embroidered, hand drawn hematitched,
‘ hand attached lace edgu,85c to $1.00.
Sport handkerchief; colored edges, 25c 39c.
Many other» specially priced, 29c to‘$2.19.
Men’s Handkerchiefs
!
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5
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3
Plain and hand-drawn. hemstitched, 69c to 7;" .-
Initialed. hand drawn, hemstitched, $1.03;
in box, $5.50. ‘
Many others, specially priced, 25c, 49c. SOr.
Colored bordered handkerchiefs- 46c.
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Dainty little ’kerchiefs. . . . . . . . .. ........... 3 in fancy box, O‘lC-75Q
h A better grade ...... . . . . . . .. ................... 6 in box, skull .- .
RIBBONS OF EVERY WIDTH AND HUE
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king played, 527 ’ ifflg“ Delivery silt‘);)li"g of Human. ’ 1332. Ribbons’ i1] beautlful deSIgnS an(i C0101. GIIE‘CIS, 31)E Cth»
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"n. - Checkers. Knitting Sets. Uncle Niooiby Games. Chcmcrm Blocks, "‘ ""Kf ‘1” " “ ""' ” " , . . g , - , . — .., .y-
‘ 7 t I“ Realm“ “1' Y“ gulr'npty filiamfité o.‘ l'-.: Sinus, Fliers. Velocipedes. Coaster Wagons, :.'”‘:f!“'“'fh'"f";‘"\‘z‘:;“;'m'i‘t‘;l“"‘ -'" " lay-(mimic Lace Collars .......... \. . . . each, in box, $1.00. 51.00. x-.-»
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TEE ALFRED FOX . ATTRACTIVE GIFTS FOR THE caownups. M. “.1“: «.1 3.... .m‘. , '.'.:',..,,... .,. 1,;ch ( Ulla! Sets ..................... . . each, in box. I. I0 to _..l
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-. SUPPLY CO‘ ' u-un‘ Sun Antonio “ith ,\l-\.~< Clara “HSHV'V "‘V 7 "‘“Hm'm'rd .
.a WI“! .‘o Round Steak ............. 28c lb. Smith. sought in conln-ction utlli Ilw l'l'r-Wi .\luluuncrm-‘nt “Ins Illilllv to;
H no 0' S, l , S k ........ fatal shoolmg of Jukv l. Huron, of 'Li.‘ H”: ”"""”” 1' ‘u'5:‘i'r‘lmh“"lfi‘x‘
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Porterhouse Steak ................. .32c lb. v" for “W W' .-............ ”“ 1" ".‘f‘i'l "'n‘ 12””? .‘i'l‘. "CIEYJL'C?
. I . Irons vns drizIIm-d .l' lh~ Trqllrl‘l "" m a". ' J” ”_' f _‘ ‘1' 1:.
L01“ Veal (Thops . . . .. ................ .3501b. of Russo-Ii ll. llroun "O'llli‘t‘ .vll1)rul‘.\’ i‘vvmlmmfh” ‘IFHS mmnnu “‘1‘”?!
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Squire S sausage ............... -. . . .350 lb. lu- invrntluinlrd. and llll'fl Ross he ”m'r‘m
11“.“ Tub. pork Chops . ' 280 lb 3:33 :18 :l lllllll‘l‘illl “lino-ts ll “lucky (1,“03‘1“ IIIDIID!‘ I\¥I'I‘7§T .
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nbenr. Prop. Fancy Guinea Hens ............. .251.75 pair ....l.'.‘..- If.1‘3”.'.‘._."".‘_if}...,“‘;’:q,‘;;§§ffg,‘1 "mu. ... on”... w. “on“... CLOTHING, DthSLS, blxlll l s. \\ Us l. .
~ - Auto and Truck
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.iFlc AND ‘RELIAELE
‘ .
1th, Dorian Conn
oFl-lolite Depot ' _
N orwalk, South Norwalk,
Westport,
\
I405 PHONE———-——l405
FLOUR, GOLD MEDAL, JONES on PiLLSBURY’s, per bag
N0 1 ROYAL PLANTATION cor-FEE. per lb.
SHOULDERS, LEAN AND TENDER
WHITE GRANULATED SUGA'R
Visit The
BEST TUB BUTTER
5...
If you want the best bread- rolls,
them at the .
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
Next to '
CQAL
-' -t of shortage of coal
1 e(11:11"! 1-2 ton, 1-4
Err-RON
ESL. E. Norwalk
Tel. 441
FREE DELIVERY
83-85 Washington St. ‘ ’ Phone
Special Sale on Radiator Covers, $5.00'
WELDING ANDJODY WORK
, WEED Tm.ma,ms ,
_ CADILLAC LIMO‘OSS'INV’ESHTO nem-
“V‘AAS'II‘ BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONES
' 4981’. Cent;
“‘ film one
n
I
. 7 1360
_ ‘_ ,"SYRA CORD, TIRES
407i?" Cent'Ofi‘ blot for One Week-#104300 Miles Guar
.
'i g ..
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets .
Bridgeport
Illllll'l‘ drnurtm- l". slut-d It.n lu- \\
Iimlmml in doubt lln
lnun'R story, \
liners. :Iccululinn' Io lhc-
t'llrv d to loll bin
police. I
._/'.\m|m: “mun". :.~I.u Him; 1h II ht \you
that he had nu~t :tu “mime nth 1' her
m. wspn pa-r
“'Il‘ r-wl‘oouls :-f the
motor U”. hml orokwi “0“” "Hr gm, this afternoon In tln- uptown pour!
‘Annnin. that In hil ii")l'i"t‘t‘. ”w in ”I" Town .\sm-In|~l_\' hund'ug “ill
lbl'l‘flk. :lnd ”H" ”K had 2“.“ 3:": 1 hold an inqmsl Into llu- death 0!
Stil‘l‘lnl-n'. i‘hllIl-H \\'. Lm-luyumi. 5.3. hf Iliduv—
A1 ”1,. cont-lnsmn vl' llw confrr- I'll-ill. Srycrul “ifnvssrs \yill he culi-
,.m..._ (“mum .lmn’u “IHWHL "r ”w ‘1‘ upon to train}.-
l.0(‘k“'fl(lll Ilird ill III“
hospital yesterday
Jul‘lt‘ll sustained
Who I) :III
.‘$
24
.'l ntumobllv
homo
(ll‘i‘l‘llll‘d by
”I tlu- end ol‘ thc
hI
Nuru‘zllk
morning from in-
previous
his
son. Mathew. run up an‘ cmllunkmcnl
\Vinnipnuk trolley
.......................
CEYLON, OOLONG. on MIXED TEA ‘ '''''
............. a.....--uo
JUICY FLORIDA ORANGES, dozen (I
FANCY SWEET pOTATOEs' pk ........... ..........
buns, cake and pies, buy
A. F. Beckmann 89’ Co., Inc.
1405
He said that hc pursued ,‘H'l‘ in
take her. hired a large scrvicc cu
und rc-sumcd thc chase. catching hc
just outside the city limits.
sum
it,
it"
pollcc oillciuls said they wcrcl lnclin
i «I In abandon tlu- scurcli'for
§ Smith
611' haul made an lm‘estigution
l" of the lending hotels and
inlh‘l trum- of hcr.
it luhomn (‘it\’ had hinted
could be found at tho hotel.
.33,
iii mmrtcrs that further
.6
fa ilcd
[lull
'nf thc case locally would
on the wishes of the Animal“)
smullvr cur. but being unable to ovcr-
Following the qucstlonlng of Hans. Moderate Prices ‘
. Miss
here. especially after dctcct'v- -.
nlonl‘
to
A report from ”k-
she
It was emphasized at police hcud-
iln'cstigu'lou
depend up-
:lu-
“Va,” m in” first. llncmnd crashed into a trim trunk
lg] (llllciuls said Tim .\\h- H cun‘sli-mcll turning turtle.
... 31.45 Qdiy them. lu- tic'i‘lill‘l‘ll ho- hummc "0- W
29: i‘ quuinto-d “illl Miss Smith while work-I
”- u”: on :i III-wspnpl-r in Hklnhomll. '
25¢ Q in‘llt'l‘ thvy said he lIrniI-(I knowing- ‘w OUTLET Store
.... 10¢: lH'V- ‘ . t"
.-.. 45¢ l He told his qucstioncrs. it was 12‘ WNW s “
61c stun-d that he llrsl cncnuntcrcd Miss ,_.__
" 37 Smith on thu- Sll‘i‘t'lfl of San Antonio.
c " and that she tried In evade him by -
45c driving :I“‘.'l\‘ in a large motor car. FOP 8. Ne“' Fall Hat
il
at our Millinery Dept., there’s
where you will meet your three
Met friends, Style. Quality and
I”
l‘
I
'30st ................... $25.00 '
my: ..... .7 .......... -mwmo 3:25;...::::::::::::::"
32x4- ...... .............. $34.10 sexy/2 ............... "
x‘ ......... . ...... $35-00 I‘M/3 ............
.4 .............. v. ...... $33.40 32.5.........:.:::::::"'
”zany; ........ “.74”. "ans .......
l , '- ,
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gooonvnaa CORD tunes
‘
snteo
$88.32
$39.50
$40400 )
tuso'
‘Qold him she had killed Human "to
. ._|e.eond-hand goods.
‘ lty of the goods.
thoritics.
The story ’Iold by Ross of his-inter-
iview with Miss Smith. according to
polices followed somewhat her state-
ments to E. \V[ Sullis. of Dallas. the.
chauffeur who drove Miss Smith
‘from Dallas to Pint-0. ’
Ross. who is no cmploye of theSan
Antonio News. said he had heard In
a hotel lobby last Saturday that filtliss
‘, mith was in San Antonio. "and
through acquaintance during his .pre-
vious employment 1n' Oklahoma I'P-
cognized her. - _ f-
“'hilc a companion fixed two flat
tires on Miss Smith’s automobile.
Ross said he took her to a nearby
,i‘armhouse in. there. he said. she
r
the sake of her son. Jack." According
—....‘
GET A SQUARE DIAL
Vt'e ..wiu - buy your household
goods, rags. papers, junk admit
. Anything you
have. Price according tothe goals
a NIL-f. can
always
gfI
SWEATERS, SHOES, m, i .\'l\' ms.
QUILTS, BOYS’ OVERCUATS \Ni) 51 ‘i’i‘h‘.
MEN’S OVERCOATS AND Sl‘l'l‘S l).\
EASY PAYMENTS.
O”.
\
an. {k «a
ak‘uaa..omuq 1. ‘g
V
0a:
‘_
The Paris Cloak 6? Suit House
33 South Main Street, South Norwalk
GREAT REDUCTION BALE ON
WOMEN ’8 ant MISSES’ COATS, SL'ITS,
DRESSES and SKIRTS.
Come, buy and save money while the'assortment is good.
"Although the operator of a. ma-
chine which has caused the death pt
another person is usually
. manslaughter, Mathew Lockwood has
not been arrested by the police. Pro—
held
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
for
WM scouting Attorney Edward M. Lock-
T 4* - wood um this morning that he had South Norwalk
- ‘ not issued a \(‘urrcnt for his arrest '
S . . ' because no complaint had been _ma.dc
prmg of Youth. .l. m... . . “on".-- M
SPRINGS of youth sound “‘0” I
in history—dint for hard. lip-t0—
dute fact give us Vt?“ Dyk
Quail-Teas. freshly brewed and
hot, to rol: us of our unWelcmuc
years. -
"Something- alitult them renews
use!
Qunli-‘Tea (33 lbs. $1.30) 450 11).
Victory Tea‘3‘lbs. $1.00, 350 1b..
Quail-Package Teas 13c {25c pkgo.
Silrer giabel Tea; 15: 6. 30¢ pkgI.
Gold Label Tea: 21: G. 40: pkgo.
9......0—
, Van Dkao
SPECIALS,
FOR ' THE WEEK
N.Y.¥.PeaBeans,alb 9c
Extra Fine Pork, a lb ..... 28o
'Pure Condensed Kills:can 18c=
‘ Pure Old-Fashioned'nuck-
wheat, 3.1133. .-‘
........
HORSE BLAN K ETS
Squares? and Stable Robes
Hood Covers '
Special
Football Shoes ......... 55.9:
4.
A. W. HODGE
Music Hall Block
Norwalk Chronicler