.
. u‘customersaskifflle
f x. :will not soon be
“with Winetr at“
'v.‘
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lower
“'2 :
. _, and coal in scant supply-— !
.;. ’ hflsdble, but on the'con- '
._ if theweather should force ..
baytoutside of our regular.
. L-rof; supply we could notf
' ' '~- to sell at prices now . -
.Of lower prices refers to
humans coal only; This
-._ ygmuch dower *ofwing.to
down. of industry. '
.. coal, however,“ never
-®
mars MY SON
, ”f SINGING!”
fie mother of one of the
bers of the famous Crite-
Quartet was listening to I
I. Edison Phonograph for
flair-t time.
"Come, Where My Love Lies
Draining” sung by Anna Case
d the Criterion Quartet was
being played.
fiddenly she exclaimed—
‘Myl That ’5 my son singing."
was true. The singer was
.‘ Beardon of the Criterion
Quartet. .
-Iat Is Realism for You
HE ALEEI) FOX
PIANO CO.
- Io. Kain St. 80. Norwalk
"all HARDWARE &
p 7, AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Wales It.
G. H. Hedenberr. Prop.
‘
ma] Auto-Painting Co.
We Auto and Truck
. Painting
.“IENTIFIC AND RELIABLE
- 8t.- Darlen. Conn.
Opposite Depot
Visit 111!
GoodieShOp
as N... Main Street
0». Palace Theatre.
COAL
‘ Monk
' :usndbushofi.
a... ~.EFI=n0N
”wan St..
~03 “Gaunt of shortage of coal
deliver 1.2 ton, 14
E. N orwalk
. Tet 44.1
“seem
.4. ‘-—
p-rgOR“ THE WEEK <-
3 . Samson-Jib... 9c
-, . rne‘rornalb ..... 28¢
condensed Milne can 18c
Old-Fashioned Buck-' ‘
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_ The Commercial Records says “Just as in
on various-,commodities soared to heights;
t ' warranted and insupportable, so‘now _we are in danger of going '
l 'wtoo far in the other.direction- with prices falling to levels that
.iunderestimate the demand. What business needsmost at the.
vmt.Me is atabilisstidn. Early drops in. prices failed to -
germanium, asfbu'y‘ers telt~thatt1tsmdveflent had-only 3.;
‘Vju‘st‘s’tartkdg' and would go much further: The dgnger_.now is f
ftha‘t‘bu’yiug will start so suddenly and in such volume that
the past prices
that were also
v
i ' ‘ The cost of produ
. existina necks of goods will “flanged-twee ma prices
‘ gpfi’lll.“ ,‘enly- again?" ‘ t " ‘ ‘ ‘ " ..
Present Conditions in the cambefi
(inch is ‘as high as last yum—the
price, but to Offer at all times upon the replacement cost.
The HatCh 6c} Bailey Co.
*fi- 5
value of
standing timber is steadily increasing and the present tendency .
.of logging and manufacturing costs indicate increased rather
than reduced costs. Many mills have roduced the volumn of
their productionowing to the excessive costs as compared to
the present market values and a large number of mills have
ceased operations entirely. Most lumber stock-1 are already be-
low normal and a further redutti-Jn is cert-sin. The percentage
of high grade lumber produced has been materially decreased.
Give these conditions :your careful wnsi'le‘ration. Be not ‘de‘
ceived. Our policy has been and will be permanent, not to hold
up prices because we have stock on hand bought at a higher
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Lloyd George yesterduy.
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will! lln ”nailing.
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could lw lnial in, nulsido- ul‘ [llr luul
ltrt‘dkfl. Ia hard in lil‘ClllI‘. ’l‘lu- Pum-
pun) K hum pluyvd :i {.st unmi- iwr.
lint-s urn lush-r llizm lirrcxnlnrm hut
tin} simply could not "In! llw has—
krl. .-\ spu-itlc ownmpla- “.Is that of
l‘linton. “ho. ordinarily. is lln expert
at shunting lmskrls from tlu- llonr.
On N’\t':‘:ll vim-anions 1‘llnlnn lc-l llw
lull fly. only to wall it it land on the
ring n! llir innit-l. roll urmiml. and
”H u fall outside. it was iii-:Irlluvnk-
Int: to llu support. mi of [iv Nnru‘nlk
lv'nn‘l. Q h 4
'l‘li-‘rn- was no quo-sllnn liul “lull lin-
lirmlius: l-nin “as .‘l inst nutrt‘tzslliun.
'i‘hv)‘ shuuul it during n-u ry minute
ut‘ pin)". liiulm who pluyt-d lyl‘t l’nr-
unni {nr tiw Visitors. was her-i, inch-
and cn-n who-re). apparently ill the
Qilpln'lillet \I-‘lur3
\\ .m .'.;.i1n.~el
.i an in
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lel‘l
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lluv
lillhlu‘ls
Inc-His
in i ,‘
snim- tinw. llc put up u mimc that
could not lu- surpassed-~nml. lx-si-lrs
scoring thru‘ goals. I-lmlkcd up two
[HUI‘I‘ points ("I fouls.
illnlo- :nul Ila-it'll We»?
stays at ”w Hauling live. It Was
clearly «It‘pmnnlmtvd that Reading
«in-7w] its tit-frail in the hands of Slum—
t‘nril. rtcciniy. to the fact that Rclch
\vus missing from Its lineup and “as
iivluiing‘with thu- smmraru marl-rue.»
tion.
(‘ompam K music n desperate til-
lo-mpt to recoup the situation ring
the xvcoml lmlf. “hill the score H
to 9. Encouraged by the chm-rs and
the main-
lleight 15?; inches.
Diameter of shade
Shfinchcs. tiltsilk
cord. one light, C-li
socket, Benjamin
plug.
7 ms
THEwNNEcmCmmHT&
POWER COMPANI. . .
NY women of culture
anda'fine tastes
would dearly love
this little portable lamp.
it harmonizes with the sur-
roundings in an attractively
furnished boudoir, and its
shade of glowing amber
glass mounted in an'artiStic
metal-oyerlay frame makes
it bright and alluring
\i‘hcrever placed.
Comcsin Antique Gold and
"Old Ivory finishes. Rea-
sonable in price. ' -
stamping or the five hundred support-
cm who turned out to the game. they
played ruil basketball every minute
of thc KWI-nly minutes in that half.
v but their «(Torts went for naught. As
. soon zls thc local team would make a.
ibuskI-t. Reading would score.
The lineup and score follows:
Heading. Pu. Pos. Norwalk.
Smith. . . .. Right forward . . ..Cllnton
'lloyli- ..... Loft forward ..... Barry
llacm-rty ..... Center . . . . .leeonard
l Reich ...... Left guard . . ”brownies
Morris ..... Right guard .. .Ashmcasl
Fir-Id goals—Norualk, 9: Reading.
13. Fouls—"0510. 2: Barry. 1. Ref-
a-re-c—John Murray. Timer—Linde-
ln-rg. Time or periods—:0 minutes.
i [lope "use, M; New Canaan. 9.
in the preliminary game the Hope
llosc live proved too fast fol; the New
I‘mumn seconds. For -the -ilrémen.
”router-ton. 1‘. Mason an ‘ Smith’star-
;r('ll. J. Hogan. is n l bu It . may~
ml :1 wonderful game for the “visitors.
scoring five lit-Id goals. ‘
.. The lineup and Score follows:
' Have "one. . Pos. New Canaan.
Meeker. . . Right forward .J. Hogan
ll. a3lson.. . heft forward . .R. Hogan
! lrotherton. . .. Center ' . . .. . . . ..W00d
Smith. . . Right guard .. . ..J. Kelly
'1‘. Mason. . .. Left guard . . L. Kelly
lv‘leld goals—Hope Hose. 14;, Ne"
Canaan. 9. Fouls—J. Hogan. 1: R.
Hogan. 1; J. Kelly. 1; "'1‘. Mason. 1.
librereeb—C. Valentine. Times—Lin-
delierg'. Time of periods—15 minuhm.
’3 chl Thursday Compan'y K Will
"play the first New Canaan 'flve. The
latter‘s lineup will consist of: Frank
Kelly. .“Blg” George Smitth. Kelly.
Hogan and Stevens». - '
— Ls“ ..
's. uniquenes-
‘ _ ketball team. comment’s?” Jot”
‘ Norwalfi {fin hairé
LONDON. Dec. ‘10.—-—I‘rospccts of all:
irlsh truce. whichlnst night were gen:
éralli' regarded us.'ha\jng-geccded- al-
‘o‘iit out ‘of if ’ ‘tgenavje been rah-ell:-
‘ flccordlnk to :1' t1- cdltlon of the Dally
. Hall. as a result of a private mien-low
. twecn- Hmsixnor ‘ipatrlck Joseph
lcr
' The archbishop. the newspaper dc-
clnres. conveyed to Mr. Lloyd George
what in effect was a message from
Michael A Collins. ' commander of the
It is understood the
lmprenlon was given that Collins and
other Slnn Fcin leaders were extreme-
ly desirous or a truce. and were pre-
pared to take definite steps to secure
Similar information is printcd today
ill READINGS
Fnial Score Was 28 to 20-—
Hope Hose Beats New
Canaan‘Second T e a m.
llu- up. lllllz:
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MAY, DEC. 10, 1920
swarm ‘iWil-l - smile at ”These Splendid
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runezsasiossuecanam SILK‘fHOSIERY—4—The very its.
full fishioned, , fancy designs. Were $600-$7.00— -
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wearing qualities—
All Blue Penciled. . ~
THE ~VERY' BEST STOCKINGS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS—
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PRICE REVISION SALE .
NO One Need Wait for Lower Prices.
THEY ARE HERE!
The People Want Cheap Prices But Not Cheap Goods.
\Ye want you to open a charge account if you haven't the ready
Reduce your bill in easy weeklr payments.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR THIS PRIVELEGE. —
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$5.00pair
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(‘all on us between now and Xmas and make your ])lll‘t’h;l.~‘c,~
from the best selected stock of ready-trmrear clothes for
\Vomen, Boys, and Girls in Norw lk.
lien.
1—7—0 s.
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L'Ui'!" luxullirr lu for"! n Intake-ll.”
thr or this sort. l-Zm-h mc-mlwr nt’
”11' (cum Is noted for ability in sump
pnrliI-ulzu' ll0‘lll nl‘ milk-Ko- spurt.
Kelly was our of the stunt or the.
Yul" foulhull Io-nm and was unl- of thc-
lwst mm in tho gum-z Storey lumnl»
\\:I_\s luwn notccl for his Intake-Una"
The sixth man on the- lrnln, will b1-
lli-nnlc “'cnrrr. tlw locnl boxer. who
has also been sci-n on the lloor in tlic
HOUSW’WOULD
AID PROFITEERS’
CHARGES Krrcnm
Continued from first page
just undemocratic and pro-lu-publh
can programme that ever eminateg.
from any department of the Govern-l
mcnt‘slnce its beginning. If the
Democrats had control of the House
I am sure the Ways and Means Com-
mittee and the House itself would 11-.
nanimously reject them. The whole:
intent and-the policy of his recom-
mendations.are to relieve the corpor-
ate interests and mlllionaries. who
for the last four years have plunder-
ed and protlteered *upon .the people
to’ thc extent of 350.000.000.000. of
u‘ billion. and until! 01- two billion
taxes annually and place that amount
on'the backs oflthe peoplcfthat is the.
vtétlms of such plunderers and profi-
tc'ers. — , ‘ ‘
cannot understand how any
ma :who claims to have a single
llfiipulnc I'm- the inn-es‘ "oi-whoriaams
to be a Democrat could make such
recommendations. but I understand
that nelther_ Mr. Kenton nor any
ot- his friends make such claims for
him: If a Republican Administration
were to make such recommendations
the Democrats in the House would
n6t~want n better issue.
"I have not time to discuss in de-
tall‘ his recommendations or ’report.
.Penhaps Igwlll have an dispel-lug? to
’doithirln the next Congrcu.“ hen
the'Republican Administration ' ra-r
commends‘ the same" policy. if-
. college players. it was announced Inst?
' attempting to kill the grey squirels a-'
" QUICK! STOP ~.
lumps of indigestion pain. heartburn
or headiichc from acidity. just not a
ubi'et of harmless and rcliahlc‘flapa's
Diapepsln and'the stomach distrcss in
none. .
of;Pape‘s Inapepsln , as an antacid.
lust sorority—{Irv years “CFC ccntcnt3
or ought not to bc- linen! and (hr
in imnv llic qucstion of what taught
or ought not to lw taxcd and the
Help to the judgment of Congrrss L“.
tlu- (‘onslilulion lcavcs it.
lk-plnrcs Houston‘s Course
“I trust the Republican Secretary
Musing; ()lflt'll is n non-d ham- ‘ludl or the Treasury under the ncxt Ll»
litclwr. while lamclmk-eaml Morris ministration will lune more cout‘i- ‘n ,._1 v” - -. ~_' ‘
inu- stnrrvd in several’llnrs of sport. aw“... in the ”Republican Congress ‘t our “A ’31“) DC}. - ' ‘
Including baseball. football and hus- than our lkimocrntic secretaries un- ‘where you “.1! meet Tih‘. ~.;~.~..
k“"’“"~ der “'ilson's Administration lune ht triads, Style, Qu. ‘5 Jo
shown in Democratic Congresses and
will not assume to lcll Congress “ital
Moderate Prices.
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Mill OUTLET Store
C
hith‘i
124 Washington
For a New Fall Hat
it shall tax or shall not tax and the
Government expenses.
A number ofAboys from the Wash-
ington school have been stoning and
52 Van Zandt st,
Secondhand Goods Alwrxs :.-\ Sale
local lnlsketlmll-wurtn on many occa- "“0 of taxation. but will be willing ‘
“043:; “Wm 0‘1”.“ to secure ”W to lcnvc ll where all other sccrc'ar—
' ‘ . les ot the Treasury. before the ml-
A233: 22;":{a};n:::;i{:;§f;_fl:;;a‘ this unit of the \Vilsou Adininisliwlinn. GET_A SQUARE pm l‘
loam muv rt‘l‘orcsvnt Norwnlk in the have '9“ “740 the iudgmcnt of “n"— “'0 ‘1" buy f“? .VFOI.
major Kaine. instead of the nut’or- mm as n” “mm“ docs. The)" good<, 'Jgs' wawifi' a; > { :1.
town tnlcnl that is playing at "w performed their duties by infdrmiug second hand goods.‘ , , .
puns..." ”m... ‘ (fungi-cm the condition of the fins,“ hive, Price :tw'm‘dthfi 1* we
cut or the Government and the a- it; at the goods. A v “w
mount of money required to meet “Maya.
Philip‘ ' PP. Mahoney
" Pro-re “82 5
long Elmwood avenue. The rosi-
dents made complaint. and Game
\Vardcn \Vllbur F. Smith made an in—
seatlgation. He apprehended four boys
who admitted they had taken part 1:13
the. stoning. but expressed regret snd
promised to stop the practice; Ill!
the stoning‘contlnues the boys will'
be brought ’into court. 3
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Pain in Stomach. Soumess.
Gases and Acidity relieved
with "Pape's Diapepsin"
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No waiting! “’hcn your meals don’t
Millions ofpeoplc know the magic
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tacit :0!
Marksman that most “341MB and
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