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and 'conS—before‘making a decision. Here are
a few verified statements. Look them over:
of proportion. due-to ‘ of those‘it'en'ls and theunil'sual
demandOnthese materials
bums the snpplyto catch up. ~
Againy’ou'n‘sk: Why? ‘ ‘ .
' ' Whats-just beeninmddo'
1,000 feet.
Senna: There is s .
ngmr'nafastdmhmhlng' ' ' 1-" ‘
those worn out. Consequently, in order to meet the
demands of this country, the railroads must now double
' consumption for construction work. - .. .. '
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: SINGING!”
, ‘ The mother of one of the
f , ,. rarefithe famous Crite-
‘ wQue-l-tet was listening to n
' Edison monograph for
p . first time. I
' .7 - d;
g _. 9001.116, m .' "y Love Lie!
" sung by Anna 0856
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fl" ' Q}. Criterion Quartet was -.
. ... - played.
. Suddenly She exclaimed——
’ “Why! That's my son singing.”
: ”It was true. The singer was
’ ' . Reerdon of the Criterion
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nut Is Realism for You
‘ m ALFRED FOX
9% _ PIANO CO.
"0.; m St. , So. Norwslk
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livml-AT‘S MY SON-
When lumber prices are low, other prices will be lowllso ‘
-—WACBS INCLUDED. Bouts will continue to climb-31m}-
more men OWN mm OWN HOMES. »
These are-REAL FACTS. (loam me your
own decision. r '
We Shall be 81 , be of service to our customm describe
0111' stock!&ug=quo§ :m'cee and terms 'snd protect you on '
mug. . ‘
Faithfully,
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
. other, mmm ~will’Wei‘g*fi the prosa';
NO. 1. On certain items of lumber prices did advance ,out
ere Ill! been s. reaction 'in'price'.‘ .‘
' Why? Become this demand has fallen on 'somelvhst‘fidthus
No. 2. Will this reaction continue? It is hnprdbsble. " '1
cent. This adds yily-to transportation costs. $5 to $10 per
export demand for lumber ‘
Third: During-the war no new cars were built toreplsce .
their ’
Gift of Lasting
FOR HER
Bracelet Watch,
pecials
you will find a fine list of Holiday Specials
which we offer. '
LOW PRICES
H 93'
FREE DELIVERY
4*. mums '1‘. M‘DONALD
“RPS“TER, BUILDER AND
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
3:, FURNISHED ‘ ,-
H.;—-:_£‘|r Work Promptly Attended to.
1.. 7," > Telephone 1326
: as: 6 dlie Ave, East Norwalk
«II-Inn;
Inn -HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY co.
Buy your Bread, Rolls, Cake and Pies at the White House
Breadery, next to
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co., Inc.
83 WASHINGTON ST. ’I’HONE 1405
CA'NDY FOR CHRISTMAS
» ' Apollo, Samoset and Whflman’s, America's best known
kinds, famous wherever candy is known anl enjoyed. Every
size package desirable. Bu our csnd h r d . ..
No Christmas complete y y y e e an 1” satisfied
without candy.
.GIFTS THAT MAKE CHRISTMAS REMEMBERED
HAROLD A. MEAD '
COAL
largely-mom ton, 14
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' “wen-It. JEN 1!:
film v -. £53141
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flaws and BOYS’
: CLOTHING
j“I! Line of Ken's and Boys’
Unsooountotshortsgsofcosl-
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
84 North Main street South Norwalk, Conn.
g). Wsfi‘ ”any: I m Jone-u: 7‘“: 2": i.’
'Nrw an . Hill‘l'l‘llllt‘l'l'll.
PHSSE tAPlllllES
mnnml
had been c-nto-rwl by digging through.
the rear wall. confirm-113d 01' brick.
,doing so. the intruders
|('\'.'l(ll'(l :1 m-lwork
h” .. .wires.
”-'-L llllnk ullioillls
t-lmulrui Mud“
' ll ’ u l 3 . .
win-u four lm-n Hwy“ 11.2.": ‘0 s“
’llrunswirk. and Clifford .lzwklmn. of
The 0! her
inul carefully
ul' burglar lllul‘fll
Nlfiv lllll'NS\\'l(‘.K. l». J..
«New .ll-rl-lcy's (-rimv wavi-
Mllltown early today.
attempted to rob (lu- First National
immediately hogan
ll :my property lllul
, . . .
lmllvl \\ ' 'a expressed that
Bank. A posse of thirty citizens (-np- 'lvifigmmh \vua from” :1 "ill-{ll Vorllm-g
lull-33d two of tho Ollwlrml l‘ulllN-rfl nt‘lt‘l‘ (.Oln q-lmi“d h) don'g'hTH as saying his
‘3 “gm m which Wm...” M. “Ms w‘", llmn ons ‘hud Ill-ll with .. large
fired. . l’mm ’“ 9r LIIN'I‘LV Bonds.
‘ A watchman «llscorprwl 'lhs' . ~ , 7 Z I _""—
«Hunter a . ~ - . . , .
and aroused citizens of.thO town, lulf'PR'LVENTS STA('I:‘(.' 0F" ’ ’ I
7th}? TODDO‘I‘S. healing fin- approuch of. - “9‘13“ CZ‘RXI‘.f‘l‘S
the loaned from a wind“... CHICAGO. Dec. 21.—An order {ll-o-
posse,
Jumlwd'a. fence and fled. ”filming a lioxlng carnival “hpduled
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Two ol‘ ("“"m-lmw‘fl- W110 later mu- ”0'“ hilt. Night under the auspices of .
Locket, Cross, or Heart,
Necklace, Rosaries or
La Tousce Pearl,
Diamond Ring, .
Toil.et and Manicure Sets
Cut Glass or Dresser Clock
FOR HIM
Stone or Signet Ring, .
Good Watch,
Better Vest Chain or rob
Initisled Knife, or
Cigar Cutter
Cut! Buttons or Scarf Pin
Strap Watch
Charmer Embllln
Shaving Set or
Military Brushes
Emblem Bing ol-
Field Glass
".- Fountain Pen or Pencil
_ OUR GIFT SUGGESTIONS r ‘l 4"” ’1
it 531:1: Pens gel: of Cigars 5' -
.’ s- .‘£ 8 " " ' ' .
Vacuum Bottles ' r1531: Lights V I . $1 'FOR THE“
, Safety Razors Combs and Brushes ~.
_' ,3 Stationery Manicure Articles '~ l Alarm c106"
‘ Perfume Outfits Rubber Toys and Balloons ‘ Desk Clock
5
Shelf or Wall Clock
‘ Automobile Clock
Cuckoo or Quail Clock
.Cut Glass
Remember
Your Friends and Lov-
ed Ones With.
“GIFTS That LAST”
‘ AS You, Yourself,
Would BeRemember-
cd.
I. That Are .
”“1" “mm—’3 (18 Flinnk )‘orhevs. arm-w I“ nowspazpqr to turnish Clix-{mas din—
i‘day by'Churlcs Fltziuorris. super-1m.
tendcnt of‘policc .llttor,..protests had.
SPECIALS imam: inbuilt“ W“.
.grol; THE WEEK .. “°"*""‘“""‘ .1...
police committee _ of t M
, _ ‘ .1 ‘ ,_ , ‘ association culled ‘utlcntkglo: :Lho‘gg
Euro; New 'Orleans‘Molasses, "
qt. 3095-gal ..,.. . §1,00
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IllinolsJaw. against ho ‘
tinned: 7 ring and. con-
,"We_are shocked that this r
metropolitan dullv ..um'ml Thus :13;
'7 jinn!- A Scum,lnnsn"
fife. will buy your household
. U rags. pnpers, junk and'all'
5...... Jam! goods. Anything you -
‘ g...» t‘I'Ma according to the qual- -'
a... Mllwsoodm Anon-rouse]
lapel-n moan ..... “10c fizoplace hunting the ranks or those
, . - . 1 are 0( ng up our citizen
Largepall’runea, 1b.... 10c. 31°”? tour policemen and {11:33
, .. _ ‘ I so on n‘ Io ' .'
Pure-01!i Fashioned Buck. , f Tnoi‘ Mpgtlst‘l'ramzlntlon eidob‘t’o‘d
'..wheat, 3 lbs. ....... 25c “m"“r ’m'mmm- ' "
t The program included -bouts be;
j ween. Benny Leoner' and John
lafifllth's, Lew' mater and-f r or
{.Fox: Pal" Home sun'sonnnra
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_- ."en' '0" the .Door “'“lmch-'yester--
Time End ' g.
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scorn sensual: don:
Jewelry is the Refined
_.,Beautyend yard;
Ring, Bracelet or LaVsllier,
Fancy Brooche, Bsrdops or
Tie Clasp, Cigarette Case or
:Gifts of sound Value;-
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' Table Things
or RYATT
NORwsslIeS- mm DRY coons STORE.
WEDNESDAY, DEC, 22. 1920 .
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We have selected a
ment of Bloomers,
in silk and cotton,
large assort-
Underskirts,
Camisoles, Gowns, Drawers, both
All at a Reduction of 25%.
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
All of the Percale Aprons.
House Dresses, Voile and Silk
\\'aistS——
At :1 Reduction Of 25%.
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; f eluding Sweet Grass Baskbts, Leather NoveltieS. and lots of Bi}: and
[l Little Dollies ‘ , « - _
1 " _‘ “’ ILL AT A DISCOUNT 0F 25%.
. t ‘ N’T MISS THIS CHRISTMAS-STOCKING SALE-«ACLEAN-
' A, .-- . , <- UP SALE OF' STANDARD GRADES. /
' LADIES’ SILK HOSE MEN’S SILK HALF HOSE a
Three hundred andbixty pairs, Two hundred and forty mils, '
in a great variety of styles and All the most wanted mlm-t-nmhm- Z
Shades— ations, and plainw ,/
98c—WHlLE THEY LAST—.98c Z
SPLENDID VALUES IN CHRISTMAS HANDKERCHIEFN or
EVERY GRADE.
LADIES’ UNDERWEAR OTHER BIG BARGAINS Z
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OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS.
The Public Wants Lower Prices!
‘IN RmPONSE To'rl‘HA'r DEMAND
We Have Reduced Prices
ThroughOut the Store
Every man who has a fam‘ily of boys and girls should have a
CHARGE ACCOUNT in this store.
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HAS BROUGHT HAPPINESS TO
THOUSANDS . 9F FAMILIES.
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‘l' Difljeuities Encounter
- During Past Fiscal Year
:WV'ilh more than 31.000.000 from
liquor licenses zone. the financial
statements of « the , nty com‘hilso
oncrs of the State. 'hich have been
tiled with the secretary of the State.
incur the Maniacs under zillion the
counties, labored cpl-inc .~t e
your Phdbfi’fiéptrmbgf‘lfii use. %
expenditures during the ‘ 19.2.9 fiscal
yell-«were larger than the year be-‘
A . but the receipts were less than
brittle 1919 fiscal year, The following
»- bio nhown' receipts and oxpendl‘
dire- covering therjails and county
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‘. Receipts. Expdnditures.
”surname." 31.355.300.63
...’. 1,840,900.76 1.252.021.98
? a! M We Home.
Ethout the 81.444.516.81 from u-
m!”
-»- had in 1919 to {all back upon to
Enhancer» the high cost of mainte-
Moe. “the county comm oners had
{financial problem. W): 9.1!“? m1 ‘
ht: Waco: 1 increased. jail labor
gas unfettered-teen np'rlts’butput for
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Secretary ’8 Report Shows"
licenses; which the eight coun- l’
“1]!“
into effect July J. l
‘llle l 9 l 9 fiscal Kenn;
til 1‘
l)’ M1306 out in 1920:
a are. 1
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‘roml. .. 31.253.209.97 cuteness.”
Rc‘cnue from ”door Licenses
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Although wamnie prohibition went
919. followed by
éd ' constitutional prohibition on January:
16. 1920. liquor dealen stuck, to melr
licenses for the most part and added
to the revenues of tll'e counties during
' The revenue in
1919 ybar was, however.fl'lot as
large a‘sdn the days beforcgprqhmh
tion, but in )010 not even the slim re-
turn at a Tittle more than {1.090.000
m’ nv'ollnble- from -. liquor, fies-noes.
The tollon'lng table shows thou-overuse
obtained .trol‘n'e liquor. llcenede myths»
1919 fiscal year and which was entire-
County: No. tor. ”comes, Amount,
.Although “one were lec- m oom-
nlltmeuuln the. ”:0 fiscal ’Wgrfifie
ll had a. Hater Workingfbalubcer
’téurber 80.3.1320. ‘tm-ono‘m» ‘ _ (ma
bar so. 2919.wtth1;893 Wot. Plus sign- ulwan menu .m - m
Septeenber‘to, .19205- Tug-c m. “sea not enough .to be a. son of your fat
suddenly 3“!”le mutual!“ .. ' You munt’be a son in,doed- , )
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Middlcsex . 43,352.70: , 92.46431: PECI'LIARITIICS OI-"S'rA'l‘l HI"
\Vlndhum 52,707.29 18.862.02 'rStSturv depends :1 good .1« "I 0,, ...
thchlleld 44386.40 57.77;.g: mute. The Bushmon H“, in ”H __.,., H.
Tolland 35'5“'73 ‘6‘", ' Kalahari desert. the tall l’oll'lh‘fili'l'r‘
on the Pacific Islands and I‘njo." w”
the advantages nature can lwstom
The Hottentota. of the same r300
the Bushman. hut inhabiting mm“:
fertile country. are appreciably .tull. r
On the higher ground the rn'olm'
are usually shorter. so. that the Smss
and central Europeans generally :m-
stocky rather than (all. Ronlolimrs
stature \Lri-JI with the class of mu n.
Early emigrants to Ann-viva hN'OI-v
things Were made easy by the steam-
ship companies Wore always;~ tall-T
than the races from which they hml
sprung. They Were picked l’ho‘n. full
of physical vigor and com-om». Stu!-
ure varies ulao according to 9SOY‘W
Ben. About half the professi‘dnul amt
ecclesiastical classes are tall men, but
' only. about one in‘ten of tho vollblum.
‘weayer's and tailors reach the llfiffill‘.
Hartford . . . ..... ' 511 $245,321.“ . . ‘ ‘ . ‘ _ ,
New l‘lnven.‘ . . . 913 ‘ 547,:3:,:: of [he fu.t. sum niches. ‘-
New London . 195 106, l ._ —' . ,
Fair-field .. . . . 669 - . “$073.60 . IN THE summon OLA».
tchfleld """ E: ‘31.2§9.00 It. takes more than n name to put
. i ,dleeex 1? ’ ”figfi thing} in a superior clans. Some
“’lndhnm """ on... 33"55'53‘Juamesore {it to conjure with. Mun
Tollnild -" 'J ‘ ' 3o. 2 ' ' late willing to stake their all on “3?“:
‘ : ~ .. ' ‘ ’ ‘en Who own the name an). 1 n—
Tmotnln. 'm' "I . . .=“al ‘ SIJGCéXGJL‘ $5,: owe with the nine name are »
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It -su“53ect to ridicule. homes Totes to in
dividuals but individuals must put
her-Duality into what the name stands
to? if they are to be buds" of mean.
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