Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 17, 1920 · page 12

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.ld coal in scant supply-

baring down of industry

m coal, however,

‘fERRlS @‘t

Tinely Talk

b customers ask if the price

w will not soon be lower.
“o'er—with Winetr at the

 

“tummssible. but on the con-
”1 the weather should force
tGuy outside of our regular

~1- of supply we could not
4‘12 to sell at prices now pre

, a of lower prices refers to
Munitions coal only. This
- 3‘” much lower owing to

has overtaken demand
uttlelder. accord] to

soon pass it. The demand 11 1“ “7°“! "ceiwd

'88 new Lou Angelo: mugs".

 
 
 

I‘EY, TONIGHT.

Louis Bogaeh a leading contender
for the wetter honors. will meet Vince
Coiley. a hard hitting Irishman from
Kingston N. Y., in a fifteen- round
bout tonight at the Pioneer Sporting
Club. Bogash is without question one
or the boat welters in the world and
if Coffey lites up to his reputation the
bout tonight should be a. hummer.
Vince is a cousin of Jim Coffey. the
Roscommon Giant. but is not depend-

ing (or fame. on Jim's reputation as a
bboxer.

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“BILL" l'l-ZRTICA MED T0 mu-

(‘AGO NATIONAIA.‘ '

L08 ANGELER, Dec. l7—“Bill”
Penica. pitcher of the Los Angeles
club. of the Pacific Coast Baseball
League. has been traded to the Chica-
go Nationals (or an infielder and an

 

ere y'esterda) from W'ude Killefer. ‘

 

 

now in the
East. T '
—‘—li‘or.v I'iucks. Gilt Clocks and
hl‘ha‘oh) l'ltu-k.
'5' Store.

 

 

 

 

 

‘THAT'S M Y soN
SINGING!”

hummer of one of the
. .- of the famous Crite-
.uartet was listening to I
Edison Phonograph for
fit time.

“we, Where My Love Lies
5 . 'g” sung by Anna Case
'fie Criterion Quartet was

, “Played.

 
 
 
 
 
 

and cons before making
a few verified statement
no.1?

demand. On these materials there

allowed the supply to catch up

Again you ask. Why?
First: Freight charges have

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

Meniy she extlaimed—

. ‘Mri That’ 3 my son singing. "
-E '88 true. The singer was

Bear-don of the Criterion
t.

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M I: Realism for You

‘ < m ALFRED FOX
' PIANO CO.
It Rain St. So. Norwalk

 

Mus T M'DONALD
camENTER, BUILDER AND
are QUEEN. CONTRACTOR
.:PtaANs AND ESTIMATES

 

vvvv

FURNISHED
“r Mark Promptly Attended to.
Telephone 1326
43 £dlie Ave, East Norwalk

 

 
 
 
 

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m HARDWARE 81
AIU‘VO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St. -
7 “1215-6. 80. norms, Ct.
' mo Pub, actor and
, Comte: Bushes

 

. ”in Munster Parts
55 ' Buselinouudlerosene
'5‘. Til-seam! Tubes
. 3‘ 3.. Hedenberz. Prop.

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_. No. Main sheet?

Q". Palace an“.

COAL

Wot-horny. of coal
:“fllly deliver 1-2 ton, 1-4

”was

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cent. This adds heavily
1, 000 feet

Second: There is a large e
against a fast diminishing supply.

those worn out. Consequently,
demands of this com}. 13‘,

in

When lumb: r;
~WAGES INCLUDED Rents

These are REAL FACTS.
own decision.

our stock and quote

prices and
purchases

THE HATCH

NORWALK CORD TIRES

Special Sale on Radiato
WELDING AND no

V AAST BROS.’

TELEPHON

33 South Main Street
ESTABLISHED

DRUGS —— PHOTO SUPPLIES — SODA G
g CLIFFORD PHARMACY

PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST

South Main Street
1532—PHONES—-833

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I’ATE‘N'I‘ .‘I EDICI N ES

Printing and Developlng.

 

DO! IS BOGASH’ -VS. VINCE (‘01P? "

YA 5K5 ENGAGE

ces yesterday
new in _ professional
.liey engaged l‘aul Kritchell as scout

dependent club players . Kritchell will
have nothing to do with the
leagues and in the sp’ring .wlll devote
himself entire!) to imam; the tort

cauntry.

will be remem
treat and Bridgeport where he man-
aged the club.

. The Yankees )esterday issued an or—
ficial announcement that Shre\eport

‘1! Fund .4. 19.91312" has been se‘ected as the training

I

ground .
ready had come from Shreveport.

.Are Building Costs Too High?
Instantly woman will .reply “YES!” An-
other, more conservative; will weigh the pros

On certain items of lumber prices did advance out
of proportion, due to scarcity of those items and the unusual

Why? Because this demand has fallen oil‘ somewhat and thus

No.2. Will this reaction continue?

to transportation costs. $5 to $10 per

Third: During the war no new cars were built to replace

the railroads must now double their
consumption for cons‘ructicn work.

ices are low; other prices will be low also

- more men OWN THEIR OWN HOMES.
Consider them. Then make your

We shall be glad to be of service to our customers

Faithfully,

 

GOODYEAR CORD TIRES

WEED TIRE CHAINS
CADILLAC LIMOUSINES TO RENT

USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

A GOOD COAT. SUIT, DRESS, SKIRT OR A BEAUTIFUL
BLOUSE, AND MUSLIN UNDERGARMENTS.

You ll find tin 111 111111101] lI-'m(1'll11111 (lseixheii :11

THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE

NEW' HAVEN KEEPS ”HEIDI-IR. "

NEW HAVEN, 001111.. Doe- 17.-—-In '

SCOUT .

3T0 .WATCH COLLEGIASS
NEW YORK Dec. 17—- The Yank;
brought out something
baseball when

or college. semi-professional and in-

minor

ot the colleglim in all sections of the

who li\es iii the Bronx.
red as a seinl protes-
oual here and a. catchtr with Mon-

Kritchell.

spite of many otters (or the m .
of Chief Bender. the Ind” luckier
will remain as manager of the NW
Haven club. of the Mn m-
BendI-r will take the team to W
text spring for training.

 

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a decision. Here are
3. Look them over:

has been a reaction in price.

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It is improbable.

just been increased 40

 
 

.

xport demand for lumber

 
 
 

order t0 meet the growing

 
 
 
 
 

will continue to climb 11: an

 
 
 
 
 

describe
terms and protect you on

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& BAILEY (‘0.

 
 
 
 

:- Covers, $5.00
ov WORK

 
 
 
 
 

GARAGE

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Gift of Lasting.

FOR HER

Ring. Bracelet or LaVallier,
Fancy Brooche," Bardops or
Bracelet Watch,

Locket, Cross, or Heart,
Necklace, Rosaries or

La Totfica Pearl.
Diamond Ring,

Toilet and Manicure Sets
Cut Glass or Dresser Clock

' FOR HIM

Stone or Signet Ring,
Good Watch,

Better Vest Chain or Fob
Initialed Knife, or

Cigar Cutter ‘

Cuil’ Buttons or Scarf Pin
Tie Clasp, Cigarette‘Case or
Strap Watch l
Charm or Emblem
Shaving Set or
Military Brushes
Emblem Ring or

Field Glass

Fountain Pen or Pencil

 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

South Norwalk

 
 
 

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TOILET ARTICLES

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. 1 St- E. Norivalk
' Tel. 441
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GOTTLIEB’S

 

us {and "sore
CLOTHING

”TI-inc of Men’s and Boys’

'1 1;.“ to normal prices. 1

:5 are SQUARE DEAL

‘ & iriil buy your household
» 7- , ‘. papezs. junk 1nd all

.: d goods. Anything vou
fry-e according to the qual-
the goods. A square deal

 

 

 

Phone 1182-5
Geode Always on Sale. 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

South Norwalk Music Shop

110 Washington Street, South Norwalk, Couu
N. ”Raw. ..

 

Special
_ - For...
g ’ Saturday ‘

$5. 00 DOWN

11111 secure you any Col-
umbia . Grafonola I
on the floor.

 

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Alarm 0100.!

Desk Clock

Shelf or Wall Clock
Automobile Clack
Cuckoo or Quail Clock
Cut Glass

Your Friends and Lov-

“GIFTS That LAST”
As You, Yourself,
Would Be Remember-

Gifts of Sound Value,
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BRAND’S

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

m Jewelry and} Optical
Store, where m

.thanpdee

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FOR THEM

 

Remember

ed Ones With

ed.

— ——._- ._.._

That Are

Jewelry Is the Refined.

Beauty and Value A

 

 

NORWALK’S LEADING Bin" GOODS sronn

CALIFORNIA WOOL
BLANKETS

At Blue Pencil Prices. Buy one for Christmas.

All of the Bath Rebes Reduced 20 per
cent

Very dainty designs and colorings for Men, Women and (12111111111, 5

A Big Stock of Umbrellas

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MME. J EANNILTT E

SOUTH NORIVALK’S LEADING
Corsetiere and Glover

XMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS

 

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Hui stOIe abounds with the most Beautiful I“~‘in:rs a 11mm. r
heart (losires- w"such as
Corsets Brassieres Camisoles
Gloves Underwear Boudoir ('aps
I Hosiery Handkerchiefs Novelties

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CORSETS GLOVES ’
$2.00 Corsets. . $1.49 “itifiimrh KM $359
$2.50 Corsets . $1.95 ” """"

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$3.00 Corsets. . . $2.45 1:. 111 .1. .. $1 “'9 )
$4.00 Corsets. .. $3.45 "Sui" $1 49
$5.00 Corsets. . . $3.95 >121 PKWW.‘

$6.00 Corsets. . $4.95 ”W“ “1"“ 79C

BRASSIERES , HOSIERY UNDERWEAR

$1.00 Bmssieres- 79c $2.95 "4.2.: 3:13;: 3' 1195
83-00 BraSSiereS- $135 $3.216 Silk and \\ $51 rope III . H 111 $5 95]

Sport Hose l’ettimmls

.‘t'i" $3.95
“23.33112: .“it‘t” $3.45

BANDEAUX

$5 Crepe Dc (‘lu’ne
Em‘rlupo (11-11th

$3.45

 

 

 

 

79c Bandeaux. 59c .. . . . $4 Glove S111.

$3.00 \\ 1101 S mrt " 1

$2 _00 Bandeaux _ $1.45 “use ..... I . . -. $2. 70 Vests ,,,,,,,,,, $2.45

- $36K) “'00! Sport $2 25 HANDKERCHfEFS
y... 081‘ ......... o
CAMISOLES $1.00 Silk Lisle 359 and
Satin Camisoles Hosiery .......... c - 7

( hildren s NO‘ ELTIES

From . . . -$l.00 to $5.00 llosien ....... 49c 11p FOR (iIFTS

 

PHONE ‘ " :.' ' 'Pnoxn
909 MME. JEANNETTE .9...
56 so. MAIN STREET
PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO '

OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 10 P. M.

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OPEN EYERY EVENING NEXT WEEK UNTIL XMAS

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and his manager J: Ick K1 -arns-
thin cilv yesterday.

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w 01' ld' 8 he -a\‘ 3 \\ eight champion.

18.}.Iiml'ln-‘ln thought he w: s winning the ”011111 I". 11 11' s \\' 1s madu- M H e.

'1'"? pair are now tight and Was the \iettm 01' :1 lucky l'Chamhr‘r of "omnurev and ”lo .\I. u

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

on their any m in. Pacific ( ”a.“ punvh 1r l \ure \iiwing it from his :i‘acture 5‘ Association In 1-. \OSI 1-
i 11 le 1 think I'd an} it “as an un- (43'
where then will spend the holidays. '1 Is The stadium “1“ be a haul like

the one in \ LXI]!
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and will w-at about.
lute-«st in the plu—

‘But 1'11 take a little rest for .‘iwhi "
train and when l comeback for “hill .u‘d

 

the trip. 11111 just before

time he perked up a t," as he Began 3111' to redeem myself a bit in the eyes ice! is infill-«used lu‘ (‘ultfornlz'l 11 ha\-
talking- about“: spending.

Christina- of the critics. I want to thank em in}; non tin: coast football tith this

 
 
 

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and m Year's “fly“: mother ‘anyhow. for they ‘0 pointed to me

Do: don'tmluk I deserve the pI-liflgdm meg-o“. [£031.33 ”(I Win“ '55“ M that 01' 011.0 State at Parn-
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