e
buIldmg Operators m
the worried Coal . /
tide will be released next
no fault to'find.
' fitfr .
“been a‘ panic such as
3% has Iever seen— 2‘
tity buyers haverinflie mundays, made
heavy purchases for spring requirements, as.
duly noted In the lumber 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-
mperity In the lumber trade.
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RIS Cr
aIfthe year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
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 readyfor your call,
one of the best stock of lumber ever Offered:
. m is the most practical
‘ most convenient way for
Malina...
. MW g,
is firmly fixed, for a manhood fliese quan-.
Let us all unite our efforts toward making ‘
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, 11111.11, 1021.
To the Editor of The Evenlngfientl-
no:l
I wish to contradict the article in
the Norwa Hour. last night. flyingI
that the h ldup was nine. Was on
my way home. 10:05 1). 131., through
hrough the lot. I our a man coming/
is toward me, and when he came up to
me and grabbed me by the collar. 1
_I turned to run the opposite_way—-.-;the
auto. which was standing by Foley's
A
in it. and blocked me at the fence. I,
turned about quick and ran toward
my back yard and into the house.
Hall and made a complaint. The man
who stopped me in the lot was a. ne-
gro. but I could not say‘whelher the
men in the car were or not—I could
not see their faces. h».
Thanking you for the space.
ALFRED BOERL‘M.
COMPANY I HAS
SMOKER AND SUPPER
Continued from First Page
s
Sergt Jos. Fortin. This was fast and
furious until the lust two seconds of
the second round. when Sirgt l-‘oriin
gm'(' :1 wonderful impersonation _of
the “Face on tlu- liar-room Floor."
The last bout was one of the finest
boxing exhibitions eVer held in ”16'
‘ \rmory. between Benny “'call‘er and
Andy “'urgo. of Springwood. This
' closed the bouts Harry Smith refer-
ccd the bouts and Scrgt. Grant was
timckccper.
After scu‘ral other athletic contests
.7 . to our Store and let us I A {"A .1, Ir “'ASN‘T THE INTENTION
. . /L‘;-'\ .. .1432 or Chambck to convey the idea
1 ‘ the ISPeCial B‘ldget ‘23 {:5 : '4’" 3 to you that we were the only
, .
ifiénuon ”3:40 give son the
«Ola uy stating that no one in
this town can sell you primer
and higher quality of fresh meat
poultry and vegetables than you
can buy at this market. We
know how to choose our means
with the view of catering to the
taste of the best judges in Nor-
walk at Chamock's. V
Chamook's Market
31108 in town that sell meIagI" ”I“. "
all present sat down to om of Sean.
Pete Grant a famous bean hakek'ute
bill of ‘f$$'”?Ryfo f beans (in 57
map“? .: \'allellc.s) sandwiches cake.
coffee, sweet cidei. icc cre.1m.cigzlrs.
During the spread sCV'eia} sehclions
were pissed on George Eils‘ Bruns-
wick phonograph which were enjoy ed
by all. Scrgt. Fortln gaxe sacral re-
citations. and members of McKinley
Camp Spanish War \eterans. who
were premnt also gave stories and
poems. nmovfg them Ming ‘Thc Tale
of n liorse.’ Short speeclus were
made in Cbzpt E (‘. Nash and Limit.
Guarnicri—lhcn an indoor baseball
game was staged between the Ism-
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'1'. M'DONALD
_ IR. BUILDER AND
I. CONTRACTOR
. AND ESTIMATES
FURNISHED
m Promptly Attended to.
Miami 1326
Schultze’s Friday Fish Spemals
FANCYESCALLOPS - 55cpint
LARGE SMELT 30c“).
STEAK col) 28clb-
FRESH MACKEREL - 25clb.
SNAPPER BLUES .. 20c lb.
.Bos'roN BLUES - 144: lb.
FLAT FISH 12clb.
HADDOCK 12c, lb.
EONC CLAMS 20c lb.
FINNAN HADDIE 151: lb
Schnitze’ 8 Sanitary Markets
Rom South Norwalk. WM m
'oooooo:oloo.oeooso‘so‘ssees.
19 R. F; Ave" Phone 1583-2 wanes and tho- .\i .ibcsumda le: ims The
score of this game ended 50 5-1 All
I present thoroughh (njouad lliemsih—
' ‘— es and \oierl that it “as thc most suc-
ccssful smoker nu mounted at U“
Armmy
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. T0 SPRINKLF “1TH BOOZE
i‘Currie Nation Day" to Be Observed
in Allmqocmnc. 4:11.16.
ALl‘ll Qi-‘ERQI h. N'. 31.. Jan. 13r—
“Carrie \‘ation Day" will be obsened
here Jan. 16. by the \V. C 37.1'. when
500 gallons of whiskey. wine. beer and
a \nried assortment of' ‘booilr-g" pro-
ducts will he poured into one of the
large municipal street sprinklers and
spread upon the main thoroughfare to
"settle the dust." .-
The liquor that will be sprinkled
upon the streets was confiscated by
prohibition officers in numerous raids
throughout the State during the past
few manila.
Scores of citizens have volunteered
their services in hauling the sprinkler
through the Directs. Sens will be
erected atop the “booze wagon" for
officers of the State W. .1‘. l'.
“'OIILD SEARCH FOR HQ! OR.
BOSTON, _ Jan. 13.—To gain for
prohibition eniorcement odicers the
right of entrance without arch war-
rants Willi .McCai-thy. the agent
in charge here of enforcement in New
England. has arranged to hate all
members of his slat! sworn as deputy
collectors of Internal Revenue.
NORWALK 003.1) m
Special Sale on Radiator Covers. $5.00 .
wsLoluo AND BODY WORK
WEED mu m .
CADILLAoI Limousines To RIN‘I'
VAAST~ BROS.’ GARAGE
ruepuouas
Cerium officials have held that pro-
hibition agents have no right of on-
trance. he expluned. and added:
"These ofliclals will have to recog-
nize that as deputy collectors the pro-
hibition agents will have the right at
entrance to any place where taxable
articles are kept or made",
. -—Angevlne's Removal ‘ Furniture
Sale starts Monday.
.——One third to fifty per cent reduc-
tion at the Hamilton Shop. 49 Wall
Street.
CLEARANCE SALE
Waists and Limfie Undergarments.
Prices Reduced Positively Lovnr Than Edwina
THE PARIS CLOAKI AND SUIT HOUSE
33 South Main Street. South Ila-walk
- - sensual-lab 1902
FRENCH LABOR MEN FIXED.
PA ms. Jan. lit—Dissolution oi' the
General Federation of Labor-fives or-
dered today by the court which has
been hearing the case against Leon
louhaux. president of the Federation.
and ot her of its officers on charge: of
infringcmcn s of the law governing
unions. Fines of 100 francs each Were
imposed upon Jouhaux and four oth~
er Federation offichls.
insufficiently protected. Several-i
shoes that were-in lattes. .
11 out at 8 o'clock last night to
e. h a chimney fire at the 016
[J block. 2 Water street. Sparks
.ofgsoo't dropped from the *chfiifi‘ey
.L info the Gallagher meat niarkét On
‘, 2‘ ground floor. Chemicals were.
to ”link if M m
3m“. Iwas eat-hauled” $35
‘mmnecosun ,
hopetoremeazm ”Ina
j—W Wool. Adv-i. Bring m
OfWomen’sand Misses Costs.Suits.Drosses.Skirts.‘ .
SHOES, SHOE. SHOES. _
In some of the—diatricu of our cit‘fi
children are attending school with feet
instances .have been reported by the;
Dispensary nurse where children have
appeared. in spite of mud and melting
snow. thh no stookina and with
The distress is very M and the
condition one which ’uoes colds and
cam my FIRE EXTINGUISHED sickness which are paced on general
Hope Hose co Y. No.2 2cm and efficiency or the entire
possible and and mm o:
ohoesotnlloorisatlllénpablo atheist
mended. Stocklntitog will be wel-
h—u—u-fln-o
——Have’ the dents removed from
your car body — before painting.
~ Austin's garage for prompt service.
é
BOERUM was on nailing,
the lot. on State street. when halfway '
store. started up. with two more men ,
From there I walked up to theI City ‘
. NORWALK'S LEADING DRY G90DS STORE.
FURS ON A NEW PRICE LEVEL "
, All of our Mail's and Scarfs in a variety of the most popular 3). 338
at GREATLY REDUCED P "
FUR NECK PIE
'Former prices range...................... From $22.50 to x-
Buy them now FrOm $15.00 to :5
3 ALL OF THE MUFFS ..
Formerly priced .. From $20.00 to >313 .00
Now priced From$l3.50 to $37.39
. STYLISH DRESS SKIRTS REDUCED
All this season’s models, in black, navy blue, mixtures and pl:
at a sweeping reduction from former figures. All sizes, f1 om 23 3
40-inch belt measure "
DON’T MISS THE BARGAINS IN SUITS, ( OATS AN
WOOL DRESSES
H. Krieger CO.
- READY-TQeW’EAR-{ILOTHES and SHOE
For MEN, \VOMEN, BOYS and GIRLS
AT SACRH'IGE PRICES
.But the selling points of our goods are not liich lov
QUALITY FIRST
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Pmsnxo co. AWARDED
.ll'DGMENT FROM ARYISE.
Judgement for the National Print-
ing and Engraving company of New
York to room or $466 98 from George
Amine of this city was handed down
)estertlay by Judge J J. \Valsh 2?: the
common pleas court. The case ill-
\olrfrlcolleciioh wldmi 353%
«Fine rendered in a court in New
York for $421. 25 with interest from
March 21. 1919. .
Lie
ADAMS SENTENCE!)
FOR TIRE TEENS.
Jan. 18.—-John J.
, HA RTF‘GRD.
Adams of Ncw Hag-“en. who pleaded ...
gunn- ‘0 Charges of stealing cigarettes I'Ncoxmsricn DIVORCE 0x1; Amnzn unnwmxl n
and automobile tires. was sentenced to CASES ARE .QSFIGNED. r an “NT l.\' \Vl‘w r- ,
two and one-half years in Atlanta
penitentiary by Judge Edw‘n 8‘ l‘nconicsiml diVm‘ccs insignia f0" Zx‘i-Z\\’ HAVEN. .lrm, i ‘ i:
'l-homns in l'niled States district court hen-int: infom l:u\ig« J 17 R01“— 3,: “h. ”0.4 m, ,I in .7“. .1 . . , .1
today. Thomas J. Connors of New tl‘ hort (lax fission 0-; n). (U WHOM. in ,n,m.,,..il,,. .. I,
Haven. alleged accomplice of Adams ‘9 Sr cmrldiy are- “an". m : LI, In.“ ”on”, ‘H "v”; ’1.
was-fined ."U0 and sentenceqrto 9‘9 Ezilger \‘8. Max l‘l‘rl‘i‘cr: Hor'luti C 3"“! Von! .' m” livzvvl work 1,. i «l
month h‘ Jail. ‘ ghanc \‘s. Eugene B. .‘lifiShdllti .’\l‘.t‘..i‘.bul_ .lnw :nm, {‘huili‘s “ 1 . r!
,,__ ,3 -.——— _,__ j 5 Patterson ‘5. J. \Vatson Faun—son: 4705'”? l. at night “"1- n w-h' ll,
“an Loretta. Butler \s. )lultlu‘w llllill'l' i'rohihitima l-Iv‘e«n~'v ' ‘- 't
From 8“!!me rm James Butler: “'illiam .\ic hols Masai“ Thomas .\I(‘ \Ipm'r.» Imam-w- ,. . ,I.I-,
[our Shetland ponies, 6 work horses, \s. Blanche Evangeline I\lnscll;c; \elm pi.l,.'i‘ .an..l m In -i 1 .1 IIIIJI I ll
15 89‘ heavy harness, 2 saddle horses, Elizabeth Burr \B. IIRI‘PY J urr. 9. ”null”? nl poor 11- .1 1 I. '
3 dri ring hams. -—————-—-—-———“"'—‘ some mush. I
Phone ”4‘12 The women of Arabia are said to _4__,.,_.___
Downs man-3r WW9“ 0‘ 91‘3”“ en- m1 Want Ad“. is an 10M
M ‘ Wm 8mm. durance than their sisters in any other I
Madison Street. roar oi Wrights
ALL READY FOR
BUSINESS AGAIN
Our store has all been re—stocked with a clean, new lot of ne
Groceries Just look over our list of Specials and call 1405 and we
will deliver your order for you.
FINE Wmmmrm; SUGAR
FLOUR (all kinds)
PURE LEAF LARD
part of the uorld.
w
1‘.
l l
....lb.,9c
per bag, $1.55
lb., 19c
use.
OURP
It won’t? cos? you a cent, to
look over our window
monthly: Iwill buy nowhere
cheaper _ i
Why Pay More
, . Elsewhere?
moot all 300% we carry are
posted outside on window
wait 0111‘ Reduction and
Clearance .
.,:
no
' and buy now 7',
Clocks, Watches, Jewell-meat
Glass, Ivory. and
Goods it a Great Saving
4:4
CEYLON, OOLONG OR MIXED TEA .111, 40c
CRISCO.. ..Ilb.cans,24c a.
ii:(DEBIFEI'ILIIS SOUP (fassorted).....................2cans,25c
H
t: CAMPB/ELF’S BEANS. WITH TOMATO SAUCE. .3cans,35e§
ii ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE. .....1b.,25c..
‘VERYBETP0TA’1‘0ES........,..I......'..I....-......Jieck,45cI'
CHOICE-YELLOWONIONS“;.........:.........,..8111s.,25c ;:
CRANBERRIES,IbIac
FANCY LEMONSdozén25c 1E
dozen, 35c and 55c
CALIEDRNIA iSUNKIST ORANGES
BUY YOUR BREAD, ROLLS, CAKE AND PIE, AT
‘ -\-\‘\v& ‘\ \v
\ tub/3
4 WHITE HOUSE BREADERY i
.1 . '- NEXT (1‘0 ' ,3
'* F DECKMANN & 00.. Inc.
PHONE 1405
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