, Rit‘all is, where is . y 1: must Exist—when MONEY GOES ~ not make certain that Went tor music is as at and secure as would ALFRED FOX PIANO CO. loath Kain Street :‘ivsumcs UNTIL “ERNST-MAS ‘ '1'. M’DONAID R, BUILDER AND oouTRAc'roR AND ESTIMAvEs SHED ptly Attended to. ' ‘; ' ' Butter. Eggs from our 4 buttermilk fresh daily. otherwise there atpahic such as Q» :‘has ever seen—o mt Quantities have. 5 y Kare Us Prove This? :2 ...... tide will be released next spring. This benef is firmly fixed, for a. number of these 'quan- tity buyers have, in the past ten days, made heavy purchases for spring reQuirements, as duly noted In the lmnber trade journals. Homes are needed as never before and we - sincerely believe that we are about to enter into a period of sane, evenly balanced pros- perity in the lumber trade. -.'-: Let us all unite our efforts toward making :1 the year 1921 a year .of prosperity, never for- 9 getting that those who do the most deserve the most, and generally get it. We shall use, to the fullest measure, our ‘ ‘ long experience and the full resources of this ’ organization in getting ready for your call, one of the best stock of lumber ever offered. building operators that: the. cmlatlve: H ' them to Toronto. : the runner sald. it was decided that the rescued fliers should be sent» over~ the mttlce Trail with the mall pack.- .» etstarflngonDeaz‘l. . some ml on the northland. 110V- ever, still clung to the opinion that the —: shorter Abitlbl River trial endlii'g it Clute. is helm followed. y For a time \yesterday weatherwlse .rgsidents or Codhrane fi-ared thé bal- loonists were about to become lost again in promised blot out the Taint trail. however. and although the snow was deeper trappers declared it was not . The skies cleared late in the aflernooli. sufficient to impede greatly. ‘ Plans haye been \irtually completed to accord the ad\ enturers a royal wel~ come upon their arriv.al Mounted police and newspaper men have shears of telegrams oi congrat- ulations for them and special tele- phone connecllons have been arrang- ed so that they‘ may immediately re- their progress port to Secretary Daniels at VVashing- ton. and talk to their wives at. Rock- away. A special train is waiting to to ice ; I'. S. TRISASFRER BI'RKE RESIGNS WASHINGTON. Jan. 7.——JoIm‘ ; Burke. treasurer of the l'niled Ethics 1 , since 1913. retired todayrhis resigna- tion having been accepted by Presi- dent \Vilson. Mr. Burke has entered a New York banking firm. » Announcement The White House Breadery Business. WHITE HOUSE SYSTEM OF BREADERIES, .INC. is Open for ' ..— Grocery Orders Filled . From Our _ Norwalk Store. TELEPHONE 1234 A. F. Beckmann 5? Co., Inc. 83 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK ’ ,— CHARNOK’S MARKET 19 .RAILROAD AVE. - . TELEPHONE 683-2 - HOMEMADE SAUSAGE .. ................. ......... 35c lb- SMALL FRESH HAMs ................ .. Jo and 10: In FRESH sHOULoERs. ...... . ........................ 25c I.b mos KNUCKLES .......................................... 24olb. .1 SMALL PORK Loms ......... .. ........ . ......... 32c 11:. FRESH sPAREmss . .... . ....... ...... .. .......... as: Is. conueo sHOULoERs .................................... 24c Io. NATIVE cALVEs LIVERs ....... . ............. m... 4%: lb. SUGAR cuan HAMs .............................. .32: lb. see-r BREAKFAST neon 500 lb- DIXIE BACON ............................................. 2a: .b. FANCY CHICKEN AND FOWLS NATIVE VEAL BEST HEAVY BEEF GENUINE SPRING LAMB FULL LINE IN FRUIT AND VEGETABLES 1 lb. SAUR KRAUT AND 1 lb. FBANKFURTERD ...” ...... .... 30¢ Schultzc’ s Saturday Specials SMALL PORK LOINs ...... . ...... 30c lb. FR‘ESII‘ SHOHIDERS..............19c lb. FRESH HAMS ...... . ......... 28c lb. LEGSOFLAMB ....... ..........28c1b. FOR-EQUARTERS LAME. .......18c lb. RUMP CORNED BEEF........18c-20c lb. y RUMP ROASTS ..20c-25c 1b..- “B. & E.” POT ROA ........ 2601b. SHOLDER POT ROA ...... 16c lb. SHOULDER STEAK ..... . ........ .l8c 1b.: SMOKED SHOULDERS ....... 19c 1b; . THICK, FAT SALT PORK ...... ..22c lb. ». LAST NIGHT OF THE POULTRY SHOW ’ - DON’T MISS IT ' x Schultzes Samtary Then 8013!! Hank, WM W ' from the treating table. f rificed everything even the clothing - in which ' everything to the last penny. together » with all our belongings in the recent 1' on us at our temporary Guy 1’. Allen, assistant trea'surer. became acting treasurer on Mr. Burke's retirement. and it was learned that President “’ilson does not con- template making. an appointment to the \acancy leming it to be filled by President-elect Ifarding. SILVERS MAY DEPRIVE BAVARIA 0F COAL. PARIS. Jan. 7.——.\liners in the Ruhr district of Germany have decided to deprive Bavaria of cool as a step tow- ard forcing Bay aria to disarm the chi! guards. says :1 Berlin dispatch to the Mailn. FIRE! FIRE! Save Yourself Los'r, 1:th ram 310 says omas Natureopithio Doctors Here to Stay—Twpmry Gilles, 0111. ford Hotel, South Nor-walk So rapidly was the progress of the (ire. which broke out in the basement or the shoe store. No. '19-'81 Washing- ton Street. South Norwalk that there was no time to do anything but to lis- ten to the outcry “SAVE YOUR- SELF." but “save yourself" was not our only motto. We had patients in the treating rooms. and in our consid- eration for saving them first we' were in no position to save anything of our belongings which amounted to over two thousand live hundred ($2500) dollars. All our equipments were de- stroyed. and not one cent of insur- . ance did we'have to protect ourselves. Absolutely new and expensive appar- atuses and instruments and furniture ls gone. We recently located here. and too bug to attend to insurance matter- because Dr. Blumer’s recent lectures and demonstfiflons at Hoyt' a and Palace Theatres. also Red Ilen's Hall otthil -clty. great number or people to wake up to I the reaszatlo‘n that we have not only . , the latest. but the greatest health j system in existence. and because of . these remarkable results On the sick ' and the recent cured cases which con- 1 .cluaively showed that this health sci- . once has no parallel in the history of ; treating diseases. There is hardly a . case or abnomallty that cannot be benefited by this great health system. ' hence we were crowded every minute from early morning to late at night. ' thinking very little of ourselves or in. ‘ surance. f to benefit mankind. help as many as . possible so much so that when the One great aim. of ours was fire broke ,oht. (which progressed so rapidly.) in order to save our patients we even sac- a roll of bills containing fire at our living apartment No. '19- 81 .‘Vsahington Street. We are now left without a. nickel but cannot cry over split milk. We don't want charity. We‘ve here to stay. We Writ-k . all our numerous patients and “I to call great many who consult lace. Clif- ford Hotel. Room 216. so we may i give them the benefit of the same treatments with a more reasonable fee _ To the great number or these who - professional sacrifice by : rules and regulations visited on we are going to m a mm tees s'et by the blinding snowstorm which. ‘—— ‘ - .i ..whlch - caused ‘al 2‘: NORWAIK'S LEADING DRY K9Goons STORE. ScaSOIIalile Coating, “L ow Priced POLO CLOTHS—In attractive tans and heathers,strict1y all wool, “ 54 inches wide. Were $8.25 and$8.75. . . . . . . . . . Now $6. 25 yd. BOLIVIA CLOTHS—Justly popular and always satisfactory. Were . ' $10.50..........................'...‘...........Now$8.00yd. \ \_ “\ .. ANN; '3 MANNISH SUITINGS—Strictly all wool,,54 in. wide. Attractive y? y stripedeffects. Were$7-.00....................... Now$4.50yd.:§ JOILARD’S PLAIDS—All wool, 48 in. Wide. Novel color combina- é: tions. Were $5. 25. . . . . . . .................. Now $4.50 yd. % SKINNERS SATINS— Cotton backs All shades. Were $3.50 ‘ I . . . . ......... . ..... . ...... Now $2.50 yd. sososasoss‘ssoooosoooo ALL KINDS OF BUTTONS AND FINDINGS. U 4‘ ‘ . _ , .U 3".“ \\\y "i‘ ~ly / — V IQ , . 1 a. xzw 3”:”:”:”o ‘ . . W oozeezeozoezeo. 00:00:”. oozes 00:“ :2; 3: H. K GER 69° CO 325 :2: , é, 3:: it 29-31 \VEST WASHINGTON STREET 3: 3 AAAAAAAA‘AAAAA‘AAAAAAAAAAA‘AAVAAvvvvv'v‘vvvvvv VVVVVVVVVV,-vvv" vvvvvvvvvvv'vv'v 3.338226 0 O- G o‘.‘ a $1430? Do You Want aFair Exchange For Your Money? COME AND SEE US ' 1 1 No matte whether you buy your Clothes today or u aitT m: 11 1925, prices gull not be lower than right now in our stOre. Lseless to expend money for a full page adv. When the same can be conv eya ed to you in a few words. If you are wise, you will believe; if you are skeptical, nothing will convince. IIIEN AND WOMEN, COME IN AND LET US QUOTE PRICES 0N ‘ '34 Overcoats," Suits, Dresses, Skirts, :1: Waists and Shoes a A“ o 0.. 6 '0 O a. O A A 99’! "3 L. O 6 ... ‘30 '0 3*: O WleWWWW O ‘0 O: 3.? O o? and you wil-l receive more than a square deal. We will also sell L " to you on _ f0 1 E Z PAYMENTS : WWW W‘svrww Capitol bcin gopcn day and night and . V “rd Infantry. Camp Lee. Va. MD I Elli“ It! ELLE] ’IS Anson E. Paddock, Danbury. for in spite of the guands C_n. name was I LIST IN ARM De n‘gflcld. eas ’ EN ED Y 313.115.1100 Pertinent. S’fl 11:13 said he passed tanugh the at- . dgefieid f0? 43H! 1 with u workman who had I). r ll cm— Hu‘h Chrk‘ Ri . L pifoycd to repair the I‘OOI s4 \cral Infantry. Camp Lee. Van Continued from First Page I ‘ months ago and on their in .Iy. tho tinnei C1. llcd his attention to . n mer- turncd wutcr bucket on win on was the slump of .1 candle. mw-tmmm India ' “ l C- ’ CRAP snoo'rnns USED James 5. Holland, Stamford! for, CAPITOL 5mg 20th Field Artillery. Camp Jackson. ' 8. C. '. _ Xortant Macewic. Stamford. for “rd. Infantry. Camp Lee. Va. m CHARLESTON. W. Kn... Jan. 7.—— That the attic ot the State Capitol. which was destroyed by fire last Mon- day. was frequently used 41y "crap shooters." was the statement today of «James J. Gels chief janxtor of the Ibuilding. who expressed the opinion Fort Cill.0kla.lhstt71c fire was 119,1 caused by defec- ‘Wfl‘fl' Gem Btratford. ”thigh: electric wiring. . "Jo at Field Artillery Camp Jackson 8.0 "Anyone could go nto the a [The Charles Denier. Madison avbnue !any time. "‘said Graigtlfngogsh: and be ng ope Bmfldg‘gmfl‘ for 48rd Infantry Camp in spite of the guards; entrance was Esra S. Poet. Vincenette streetqm Bmseport. tor 43rd Infantry. Camp Ice. Va. Anthony Foldi. strattord. for 0rd- nance Department. Spring-held. Mass. Stephen 8011110. 255 Jud-0n avenue. Bridgeport. for in Field Artillery. OUR WINDOW TO PROVE ~ It won’t cost you a cent to look over our wilndow—LGoOds You Surely will 11y nowhere cheaper- Im— “Anyone could go into the attic at lany time." mid Gels.‘ 'the doors of the Andrei! O. Gabriel. Norwslk. “up“; - - - Why Pay Moi-l: Gilgangnéargry. Cam: Jachuson. 3.0-1 ' EISCWhere? 1 o COD!!! W . street. Bridgeport. M m: W List of all goods we carry are SPEIEALS Camp leek-09v §- 0- posted outside on window “AWARE...“ “é.w’"“"'m“°'- Iron Tm WEEK v1.11 Our Reduction and James}. . el- f" “1" I Ilil‘l M Clearance Sale W W ‘«- " ‘ and buy now slasesn.............10o m runny Kaine Gan, aMIOIOOOOIIOODCOOQAm , Minn-Pasadena" .259 Missal-Wm manna. ....... $1.00 Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Cut Glass, Ivory, and Optical Goods at a Great Saving at Brand’s nflflmstwflmlm ‘ NOTE—«Many Jewelry Stores in - surrounding and larger cities hove. Reduction Bales now. but right man in town vou have We.
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