1: :not of .11 kinds an
‘Jtlst 'enmlgh to keep .1,
.90 kind you see, and.
1 good as folks can be.
This isthe most practical,
«Idet’convenient way for
I - to purchase
' areNEw EDISON
MIDI: With s Soul."
”19 the sun sets again,
to our store and let us
. the Special Budget
MED F011
9130 co.
'hd NorwaihLConn.
m '1'. H'DONAIJJ
TEE, BUILDER AND
“WI; CONTRACTOR
me AND ESTIMATE.
‘ 7" FURNISHED
‘ “out Promptly Attended to.
Telephone 1820 .
'- I“ Ave, East Roz-walk
our tar 6.111e- delivered
i‘psrts of the Norwslks
. 1 . Butter. Eggs from our
1nd buttermilk trash daily.
_ [WEMPESSON
ilava-easilesriwu113111
_ 18 .1111; Judgment of some Of the large .-
' ‘ ,g Operators thfit the cumulativeg:
bereleased next Spring. 'I‘histfief ‘
fixed, fer a number- of these quan-
tity buyers have, in the past ten daysnmade , .
_ heavy purchases fOr spring requirements, as .
,1 11181;: noted 1n 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-
perity in the lumber trade.
Let us all unite our efforts toward making
the year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
getting that those who do the most deserve
the most, and generally get it.
,4
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.
;The Hatché’ Bailey CO.
1 ‘ -
changed In? gifts M 111103 sdv.
‘emmenheuotthqhoardwhomi
exoglledinsoméweydurlfitheyesr.;
The annual busine. meet!“ fol-
lowed. 111:. Leo De. prudent in
the chair. Reports sh wed the Home
jorthehndtobemafiomhinc
’= condition in every way. One more
inmate who has been on the waiting
list some months’was admitted. which
: ml: every room. The report of the
rtr‘lnance Committee Showed a balance
in the dlflerent funds as follows. *
-. Maintenance Fund ....,.... lfl 00
i Support Fund ........ .. . 100.01
Endowment Fund ........ 108.18
a Entrance Fund ............. 1200.00
xi Expense Fund ............ , 8819
Home chapter treasury . . .. 8'4 0
Contributing chapter trea-
sury 1214.00
At a meeting of the "Home Chap-
ter" held early in January it vote was
passed recommending to the Union
that the Home Chapter reorganize
and go under the direction of the
Ifnion in the same manner as tic
Contributing Chapter. By vote of
. the board this plan was adopted yes-
terday. A splendid tribute was paid
' to Mrs. H. C. Sherer. the
V chairman of the Home: Chapter. Mrs.
Shercr‘s hcaith- prevcmifig her from
continuing her duties.
- y. The election of committees and
, chairm1 n for i111 liomm {or flu Aged
[or the 10mins )1- 1r regal-1111.13 lol-
...................
lows:
Chairman of 33111e1tainment~hirm
Romrl l‘. W11).
Chairman or Finance-Mrs. Leo
Davis. -
Chairman of -House ~Commitice-
Miss Elia Jr Byxbee.
NORWALK CORD TIRES
GOODYEAR CORD TIRES'
Special 88.19 on Radiator Covers, $5.00
WELDING AND
WEED TIRE CHAINS
CADILLAC unoosmee TO never
BODY WORK
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONE.
CANNED FRUIT SPECIALS. ‘
GOLD BOOK PEACHES AND mum APRICOTS
Oneofeech;value800fer .................... 540
GOLD BAR PEACHES, can ............................. I ...... 81:
BLACK RASPBERRIEO, can ........... . ................... 200
NEW JERSEY CHOICE FEARS, can .... ...................... 25¢
GOLD MEDAL OR JONES' FLOUR, per bag ................... 81. 55
QUAKER OATS, pkg. ' ........ u ............................. 13¢
KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES OR POST TOABTIEB. 2 pkg. ...... 25c
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, lb. .............................. 02c
FORE LEAF LARD. “3...... ........ ........ ................... 22¢
LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERB. lb ..... . ......................... 191:
EXTRA FINE POTATOEO, pk. ........... . ...................... 42¢
CHOICE SPINACH-LNG. ..... -. . ..... 50!:
FANCY CALIFORNIA LETTUCE, head ............... . .. ....... 15c
m, BREAD, ROLLS, CAKES AND PIES AT
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
NEXT TO
-.A F. Beckmann £9“ 00., Inc.
‘ 83-85 WASHINGTON ST.
MT»
Main Street
HeShOpj
,and BOYS’
:11 G... ‘
~11.
“-
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
. Porterhouse Steak - -'
r ‘HAMBURG STE
LAMBS PLUCKS.
PHONE 1405
- - - 25c lb.
- - - 28c lb.
30c lb.
22th
lOtib.
.o"osoeooe-eeosee..-.
SChultze’s
”Norwek, Senthitorwslk,
---_.._--.--, ......
Sanitary Markets
Westpertnrldgeport
4-1:?
._.-17,..,.q§.
.4: ‘3.
CANIISOLES
Womenmenthusisstieover‘thecsnholeswemshewing
stgrs‘etly
prices
Our entire stock of Guniioles lave been divided into three 'otszr
LOT l—Contnins n variety
, 31:25 and $1. 50. The price now h 08:.
ol’ pretty models um liars sold 11.
LOT lI—lncludoeelltlutwwe 82..50to$800. Thosoerenewm
LOT Ill—Takes in every style that is marked flu? $8 50 to sees.
grom- pickatthmfinkusmentsstflfll
;_ . “Therohaw'ldoysriotylnbothmmdderk
.mssrezotfindinseomethhcintheunotopleeseyon atoms:
80;“!
Chairman or Admission-15": Hur-
old Glcndcning.
Chairmanloi Wardrobes-Jim. F, 1.
Jones.
Chairman of Service—Mrs.
Baldwin.
Chairman of Supplier—Mrs. B. H.
Every.
Guns-man or
Mrs. Leo Davis.
“011' 8 Advisory Committee—Harvey
M.K1nl Charles E. Hoyt, Ric hard H.
Golden. David \V.Rn1mond.Hcmnn
C. Drake. Charles P. Tristram and
Counsel. Leo Davis.
Auditor—~Frcdcrick A. Bill.
ladies of the Month.
January—Mrs. A. Netileton l-‘nddmk
February—Mrs George St. John.
March—"Mrs. Vi’. 1". Taylor.
April~~hilss A. Irene Host.
May-Mrs. Elton linker.
:Junc—Mrs. Frederick Gaming.
Julya—Mrs. I-Jnrlo Thomas.
August—«Mrs. I'lcnry Harris.
September—Airs. \Viilinm G. Ferris.
October—Mrs. Frank I. Jones. '
Novembcr~hirn Willard 8. Adams.
December—Mrs. William R. Hamil.
House Committee—Ail the linion
omcers 11nd \ire. G .l-.. (hmstock. Mrs.
C. M. Ray-.mond Mrs. G. _.l-l. Goodrich.
M111. W. H. Hunter, hire. Frank Curtis.
Mn. P.1ning rhnith, Mrs. P. W.
Brooks, Mrs H. \‘i‘. Gregory, Mrs \V.
I‘-‘ Lockwood. Mrs. George Carroll.
Mrs. W'illinm H. Earle .Miss Joseph-
ine Hurlhutt. Miss Amelia \Villiams.
Mrs. Irving Hull. Mrs. Wilfred Bod-
We". Mrs. James Golden, Miss Mar-
ioosa Taylor. Mrs. ‘F‘. B. Lewis 2nd.
Mrs. James H. Scelcy. Mrs. John
Wchlc. Mrs. Jane Austin. John Mr.
W. H.
House 1(— Grounds——
Admission Committee—Mrs. Harold
Glendcning. Mrs. \X’. H.’ Stowe
Mrs. lie-Roy Montgomery. «
Contributing Chapters—Chairman
end Treasurer—Mrs. G. Edwin Com-
stock: Vice Oblivion—hire. J. M.
Coburn: Representative—hire, Lewis
Ambler.
Home Chapter. Chairman—Mrs. A.
R. Cleverly; Vice Chairman and Tree.
surer—Mrs. C. B. Coolidge: Repre-
sentatives-lire. H. C. Shercr, Mrs.
Frank Louder. Mrs. Bunnie C. Drake.
Mrs. Edward H. Horehousc. M11.
flsmuelra. Adams. Mrs. M. H. Nut-
ting. Mrs. Harry Shufelt, Mrs. Her—
bert Gar-hem. Mrs. J. Alter ‘Wllls. Mrs.
C F. Tristrnm. Mrs. E. F. McGregor.
Mrs. Jane Austin. Mrs. Farnum Mid—
dlchrook. Mrs. Charles Simone and
Mrs. Franklin 1. Smith.
‘ ~ The committee arranging for the
luncheon, was Mrs. Robert. F. \Vey.
Mann-B. Coolidge. lire. E. H. Every.
. Mrs. Judson Watts. Mrs. M. R. Nui-
' .ting. Miss Elle J. Byxbee, Hrs. LeRoy
Montgomery. Mrs. Elton Alter, Mrs.
W. R Russell. .
and
._ TRINITY 6mm NOTES
; The-ennusl birthday pertyarill be
, held in the Parish Hall, this evening
at 8v o “clock An mutating protram
has been arranged and s. large at-
tendance is hoped for.
Tomorrow. Wednesday. the annual
meeting' 0: the Women's Auxiliary of
the Fairneld Arehdeeconry. will be
_held infidinhrdot 101.111.
‘ Thursday iron: 1 to 4: :0. mission
stildy class with Mrs. I. 8. Jennings.
. Fm; Hill Roraf‘ .111 women interest-
ed.
4th I”.
' present.
' 1
I .
'3‘.-
WASHINGTON. Jen. :hé—Gexreru
Penhiu m to appear today before
i cm W his opinion or to the
, (ties er world disarmament.
momma his been ieekm the
‘gfiews of a. number. of high limits?
aim Mgwmfin'
Motion with appro recon
3 mended by the Ne Downbeat, ..
’r‘ continuing work on the?“ th "
you; naval building animosit—
ed in ms. -. " 7
retiring"
Mullen and Charles E. Harris. agroup o! the roads
whether month" 0! Trinity 0"
not: are most cordially hung! to be“
6331. we 03 .WORLD DIS-l
. mum.
fig: House Net's! committee by lnviie- ‘
~ mnwm’s
$9.00 Grade .. . ..
RAILROItD’S HEADS
_ AGREE N. E. LINES
HAVE MORE REVENUE
Continued 4mm First Page
New; York Central; J. H. Hustis. BOS-
lon '& Maine; Daniel \Villard. Balti-
more, .5; Ohio: L. F. 1.0m. Delaware 8:
Hudson; W. H. Trueedaie, Delaware.
lackev'anna 8. \Vestern; F. H. Alfred.
Pore _Marquetto: F. D. Underwood.
Eric: \V. H. “Williams. “fab-sh. and
N. whinhor. Norfolk 8: Western.
The executives were said to repre-
sent not only their lines. but all rail-
Comfy Comfortables, Low Priced
‘ ‘ Of SilkOline, Sateen and Cretpnne, 1n the daintiest of desi.0 11s .:.~~1
eolorings, in light or dark elfects.
, , FILLED WITH MAISH LAMINATED COTTON
Fret quickly for there is sure to be a big demand for them 211
prices, which, in many instances, are way below actual cost.
$5.00 Grade .........Now $350 $10.50 Grade .. ...... N011
...Now $5.98 $15.00 Grade ..... N011
ALL WOOL ARMY HLANKETSWW.
LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
‘d-" v 2:: A
v“
s
.. :18
. 6‘8
....... 55.004350
/
H Krieger CO.
READY-TO-WEAR CLOTHES and SHOES
For MEN,.WOMEN~, BOYS and GIRLS
AT SACRIFICE PRICES
' But the selling points of our goods are not their luv; 3 ; ,
QUALITY FIRST
‘\
roads holding membership in the As-
sociation of Railway Executives.
The decision in the controversy as to
the division of freight rates at the
Hudson river. it was also said. will
aflcct practically every railroad of
any size in the country. At the con-
forcnce yesterday attention was said
to have been given to the recent
statement of Howard Elliott. former
president of the ".chv Haven." that
should the New Enéiand carriers fail
to obtain additional revenues and be
forced into lmnkrupicy. the entire
railroad structure of the' country
might fall.
Lot-cc Against It.
None of those attending the-bonfir-
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
HAVE IT.
F. M. CULLEN
“THE HOUSE 01' ALL VDLTAGES”
30 Well Street
mm
once would name the two executives
who had held out against a. compro-
mise with the New England roads.
‘hut it was reported «hat President
Lorre o! the Delaware & Hudson was
adverse to granting any concessions
to the New England carriers. Mr.
Loren was said to have held that his
road held a position difi‘crent from
thet bl the larger eastern lines.
Chairman (Jerk. .in requesting that
the executim seek a compromise was
said to have told them that the com-
mission was loath to accept the task
of setting fair divisions as it feared
it would not bé' able to satisfy any
Of Women’s and Misses Costs. Suits, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists and Lingerie Undergarments.
Prices Reduced Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK A'ND SUIT HOUSE
88 mm Street . South Nor-walk
~ :erAeOeneo 1
involved and
would leave matters in n tangle.
A WOMAN’S momsmnox.
__.__
Sire. D. ’l‘. Tryor, Franklin Av" Ot-
seco. O. writes: "Nine years ego l
was very much eflicted with kids: L
trouble. thuht dines-cut kinds of
medicine. but all to no client. until
one day I bought e. be: or Foley Kid-
ed’l’llls. I realised so great I bene-
fit' from the use of that be: that I feel
are in recommending Foley Kidney
Pills to any kidney miterers.” They
relieve beekeehe. sore muscles. rhea!
rustic veins and blsddu' ailments.—
Btlllson-Posrell Gory.
10 z
'Anepo'sitwm' a... .
" WHAT? ‘
Secure You em-
Royal Auto Painting (‘0.
, We Auto ‘and ma
Pointing
SCIENTIFIC AND RELIABLE
center Bt.- Danes Conn:
Opposite Depot
A SUDSY BATH FOR
* YOUR HAIR
A shampoo makes a sudsy
bath for your hair and the re-
suit is clean hair, a. clean scalp
free from dandrufl. Oun’shem-
poo is a high grade product,
rich in cleansing qualities, dc
Iightful in beneficial results to
the hair—easy to use, dries out
quickly and does 11,1: leave the
hair sticky. Try a bottle.
H. "A. MEAD
PRIOGRIPTION PHARMACIST
0 North Main St. So. Net-wall!
4‘
The TEXTILE Store
FINAL C LEARANL‘E‘Z ‘
SALE OF
WOOLENS
Watch Bergen” Window . .
genre Early
RRKNDS
JEWELRY C. OPTICAL STORE
Ii North Main. 3-, Go. News!!!
Exrsnr stranded
Heavy all wool cma‘i: -. n.
chcs wide, several .1:
$1.85 yard.
7+
FRAOHCAL ..
EXPERIENCE.
Navy Blue Trimtiz . ‘ w '1
sum m 301'808,Silvex‘lor1v,h.-«”
Check Velour, B1010. 2- ‘ ’
WISDOM ’ ,, _.
‘ ing and lluid 8‘11th
OF A COURSE AT .1... cost.
The
Textile Store
136 WashingtOn Street
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