1.3 as" elephone 1323
.is the Judgment of. some Of the mge V
building operators that the cumulative
itide Will be released next spring. This belief.”
isfirmlyfixed, foramnnberofthesequan»
tity buyers haVe,'1n the past ten days, made -
*9 heavy purchases for spring requirements, as
I duly noted In the lumber trade journals.
. Homes are needed as never before and we
are lucky—so are Ive—Win- - ' -“ ' - V
I so kind you see and Sincerely believe that we are about to enter
been good 3.. folks can be. I?— into a period of sane, evenly balanced pros-r
perity in the lumber trade.
‘ .Cflhll Why, bless your
bad coal since days of
sometimes less and some-
@Wflof some kind all
“time. coal of all kinds some
one; but not of alllrinds all
time. Just enough to keep
‘ing while the wintry
“blowing. Not enough to
ellar but some for you—
other fellar
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Let us all unite our efforts-toward making
the year 1921 3 yeah of prosperity, never for-
getting that those who do the most deserve
the most, and generally get it.
3%
We shall use, to the fullest measure, our
I long experience and the full resources of this
I; organization in getting ready for your call,
" one of the best stock of lumber ever offered
The Hatch 6? Bailey Co.
its"
THE‘ BUDGET
”SYSTEM '
file is the most practical,
} n06 convenient way for
-to purchase
NORWALK CORD TIRES . GOODYEAR 003D TIRES
Special Sale on Radiator covers. $5.00
WELDINo AND eoov wonx
WEED mus CHAINS
IcADILLac LimousINse 'ro RENT
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONE. '
Before the sun sets again,
-.. to our store and let us
’ the Special Budget
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE 3
HAVE IT. ‘
Bo. Nos-walk. Conn.
m r. woman:
= TER, BUILDER AND
“REBAL CONTRACTOR
M. AND ESTIMATE.
‘ FURNISHED
Premptly Attended to:
F. M. CULLEN
"ran noose Or am. vohnons"
so wm sum .
Phone us
7 :l ~Illlie Ave, East Net-walk
CLEARANCE SALE
Of Women’s and Misses Coats. Suits. Dresses. Skirts.
Waists and Lingerie Undergarments.
trices Reduced Positively Lower Than Elsewhere
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
83 South Iain Street South ROI-walk
’BTAILIOHID use
. Neatly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
_ milk for babies delivered
. .psrts of the Norwalh
; yton.
muse Butter. Eggs from our
and buttermilk fresh daily.
WEMPE & SON
" 24c-Best PlaiftatiOn Coffee-
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER
h
........... 62: lb.
,NUOOAHB‘I- OLEA, WORLD'S BEST 33c lb.
QUAKER OATS..- 2 pkgs. ................. ...... 25:13.
CAMPBELL's PORK ANDaEANe,............ ..... 3for356.
PEAs, CORN on TOMATOES, ...... .. .......... . .. ...... 3 cans sec.
LARGE BOTTLE cATaup .. ........ .............. 2eo
LEAN SMOKED suoumene ......... no In.
SINCLAIR BACON. in Squares ....... ......:, ........... 25c lb.
sPINAcI-I. ...... . ........... . ....... ....35cpk.
FLORIDA HEAD LETTUCE ................ 2m- 25:.
WHITE ’HOUSE. BREADERY
NEXT TO .
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co., Inc.
83-85 WASHINGTON s13. .. PHONE 1405
IINsorreM 20cm.
_ESH SHOULDERS...................19c lb.
. SHOULDERS.................20:15..
.. CERTIFIEDIIAMS. ~.../......32c1e:
,eaorLAME................;.......233cm.
.._.._. rFOREQUARTERS LAIIB.................19th
“E.aE.”rornoAsr....................23cII:
'SEeumEamramsrs...............menuI
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’ [I’GAllAiiHAN MIST,
' compllshcd by the class during ihe
‘ the effect that 285 hasketn of food had
Mrs. 1:.
Gibson. Mr. and lire.
Whterviiet. Canoes. Rennehzr and
Waterford was completely
today by a strike or the employee" of
the United Traction Compani-
Trolley operations in all the cities
stopped shortMer 6 oclocl: this.
pleted their schedules;
morning. when the night care' corn-~
/ The strike order Was Issued after
conferences over the company! 111--
nounced intention to cut the wages of
the men 26 per cent. beginning today,
had failed to bring about an £81159-
ment. The company also had posted
notices that an cigh cent (are, in-
stead of seven. would go into effect to-
day.
SAIL FEB. I lTIi
0' C ALLAGHAN—— (raoteti‘?
WASHINGTON. Jan. 29 ——Donal J.
O'Callaghan. Lord Mayor of Cork, has
been ordered by Seeietary \\ iison of
the Labor Department to leave the
Unuited States by February 1i.He is
now in the. canon; as a seamen nwai‘
ing an opportunity to reship ‘
The 1115!: ol‘hcail arIiIed in the Unit-
cd States as a otouaway wlihout a
passport. He was classified as a sea’
(nan. however uhhh pcnnlitcd him to
remain until he could find a ship.
Al a conference here January 22 be-
tween Secretary Wilson and Michael
Francis Doyle. attorney for O‘Cal-
laghah; the secretary “as said today
to haw; directed thin in; lord maym
leave Within treaty days W nether he
left as a seamen 0 ms 3 passenscz
was held Io be )10 conchn of the de-
parlmcm. of labor. in order to clear the
records a ccrtlflcalc ol 0 (‘allaghan‘ .1
departure, citing Ihe circumstancei.
be flied wit hihe immigration inspect-
or at. his port of departure.
it is understood that the lord may-
or 'sauorncy rpmscnred I4) Secretary
Wilson in his plea for more elastic con—
ditions for the departure of his client
the necessuy under which O‘i‘allaghnn
found himself or making a secret de-
parture. to evade British authorities
who might seek to intercetfl him upon
his return» to lreland. As far as 2;
{porn fliers. O'Callaghan is in New
or .
PilllAIflEA - cuss
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(Continued (roan Page} One.)
pI-IIB; potatoes. l‘hilathca salad.
Cru‘um and cake and coffee.
”no of the features of the amulr
Wus a huge birthday cake upon which
were six lighted cundlce commemor-
ating the six years which the organ-
imiiou hooliwen in existence. The
cake was out during the evening and
a piece given to each person present.
' Several speakers figured in the pro-
xrmn (or the evening. Rev. C. E.
Bar-to. former pastor of the church.
made the principal address in which
he described the origin of the Philip
thou class sLx years ago. He told
ice
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ALBANY. N.- Y.. Jan. 29. Wine:
rvice in Albany. Troy. Green ”Island. _
\
Anna Backus-Mr. and Ma. (‘harlcs
l’. I\'I'~s, Mr. and Mrs. John Kline. Mr.
and Mrs. Sicphcn Bray. Mr. and Mrs.
\‘orion Benedict. Miss Sarah Fitch.
Mr. and Mrs. \V. A. Martin. Mr. and
Mrs. J. 1.. AIIen. Air. and Mrs. Frank
Janus. Mrs. Julia Ambler, Miss Anna
Odom. Miss J. R. Chllds.
Officers for past year:
i’rIsidenimMI‘s. H. Jaw "ll. Rey-
Imlds
\im prcsiIlIni—Mls. Ii. Y. Bay-
singvr.
Svmrmry-«Miss Emma Roberts.
TIInImrIr-Jlliss lit-ion Roberts.
'I'I-:I(hrl‘~—~~.\II‘S. Clarence Seymour.
Aral.
staff
()fI’Icc-rs {oncoming- your:
l’rc-sid1ni~.\llss M. M. Roulc.
\'R‘I‘-Pl‘i‘§ldt‘llt—.\il‘fi. IL- \'.
sinner.
s.crcInr_\—-Mlss Emma Robcrts.
'l lf‘. Isurv r—Miss E\:l Alwaicr.
nay-
TI: chor »»»»» Mrs. Clarence Smmour.
Asst l‘I .Irl II 1-—\irs. Thomas Long-
stail‘. "
NUR\\‘.\I.K “AR BANQl‘l-IT
~ TONIGHT.
The annual dinner of the Norwalk
Dar Association will be hcld at 6:80
o'clock this evening. at the Hotel Mn-
hackcmo. and will be an informal of-
fair. Among those who are expected
Teacher“ .\1 rs. Thomas bong-I
to be present and who will speak. arei
Defective Eye-Sight
Sans your \‘iulitY. ‘4
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Let us correct your trouble and
con-err"? your energy.
THAMEIR
Whmdceedtlessss."
S7°AtlanticSt, Stamfgrc
We Olose at 6 P. K. Daily
how the few members who originally
made up the pernonnal had grown
unlll the class had reached its pres-
ent sine.
Mrs. C. E. Bari.o.\another speaker.
gave a brief. but pleasing talk. dwell-
ing upon the work or the Philathea
class.
A resume or the excellent work sc-
past year wps given~by retiring presi-
dent. Mrs. E. Jay Reynolds. Amen:
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FORSP’lgE WEEK I
Trys pound of our N.;Y.
BiendOofl‘eest ........ 21c.
Evaporated link—e can 100
the statements she made was one to
begn distributed to the needy durlng
the year. She also told of thc French
orphan that has been supported by
(he class for the poet year and des-
cribed the letters received from the
child.
Rn. George B Tompkins. in a brief
talk described what could be accom-
plished 'hy the class in'the future.
The president-elect ot the - clan.
Miss Mabel Sonic. was introduced by
the Toast Mistress Mrs. O. Seymour
largesisc.
PreahOatmeal—inthebulk
4 lbs. 25c
rencymecormacanszbc
A. STULL
“Wee, lestlerwslk
in an excellent 'menner. . Miss Souls
made a few fitting remarks that were
well received.
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Others who spoke were D. A. Green.
. und H.1i.N.8is1nan.
Mm Seymour introduced the vari»
ous speakers in good fashion and pre-
4 sided as toast mistress with grace and
}’
di.:niia'
Another feature of the occasion
was a vacant chalrnext to the toast
mistress which was a neurihder of the
starving thousands in .the Far East
L and Central Europe.
Dora: the course or the evening.
rto ‘0‘ Mrs. Tompkins were
presented with handsome bouquets or
white carnation; -
The relieving were present at the
banquet:
, Mrs. E. Jay R. Reynolds. Mm. L. J
Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs. -\'. Bub.
singer. Br. and 31110.3 Bar-to. Hr. ‘
and Airs. George B. Tompkins. Mlle
.. ~ 1]., ”. Miss Helen Roberts.
17 m Canines-s. Mine Doughnut.
isl- Elinor 01mm. an. Bertha
Olmsteni; Mr. and M R. H. Roller
Mrs. mam Mitchell-2.5.. and Mrs.
A. W. Mitéhell. 1m. E. cement;
A. Seymour? Mr. fl 31"-
Inter Hermes. Maison ‘& l.
8. suntan Hm. m
C E. Slam. .1112»qu
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SPECIAL l
RING and BEOOCHE
RAM 89’— HYAT’I“
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Rock BOttoIn Prices 111 Every
Department!
A Sale ‘of Muslin Underwear.
Bargains in Khit Underwear.
All of the Comfy Comfortables Reduced.
California and Army Wool Blanket
THE BEST MAKES OF HOSIERY AT LOWEST IN
PRICES.
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Goods Will positively
may, JAN. 29,1921
H. ’Krieger Co.
Charge accounts opened here and bills settled 1:: ,7
weekly or' monthly paymcnis
NNNW
.
You Will Save Money
By Buying’ All Your Clothes
N O W l
I.
be much higher
0:
the spring'season opens.
the following:
Judge John E. Keillor. oi Stamford.
of the Superior court; Judge John it.
Booth. of llanbury, ol‘ the Supcnor
court: lI‘rederidt W, Tracey. of
Bridgeport. clerk of the Suptrlor
court. and Judge Edwin E. Thomas.
at this city. of the United States Dis-
trict court.
Practically all; of the members of
the Nor-walk Bar Association Will be
pro lit at tonight's dinner. which It
is believed will be one of the best I‘vcr
held.
Try a clese'lxled “Tera-cinch: is
the Cannon.
_--————————a‘——_.
—8entinel Went Advs. Bring Good
Results.
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A SUDSY BATH FOR
YOUR HAIR
A shampoo makes a suds}
bath for your hair and. marre-
sult is clean hair, a clean scalp
free from dandrufi. Our sham.
poo is a high grade product,
rich in cleansing qualities, dc-
lightiul in beneficial results to
the hair—easy to use, dries on.
quickly and does not leave the
hair sticky. Ly a bottle.
‘
SALE
All Ringsrkeduoed
One-thh'dOif
"mun market pnee.1'ske of! 1-8
from the prices on the tag when
flu pay fen-the ring you seleetfrem
our large assortment
Gents! Sta
A \"OBIAN'S lil‘l(‘(l\f‘ii'\1-\TION.
Mrs. D. T. Tryor. 1‘13. ‘I~ .~. My 02--
808'0. 0.. writes: "Nil?" 3' .I° ”to I
W88 V9217 much afl’llviril “-111 lud'n’y
trouble. I bought dm‘uru: l-des 0!
3'1? II
R W“
medicine. but all to no arm;
one day I bought a box (2‘ ‘x‘Il'y
ncy Pills. I rcalizcd so gr. .. M II,»
[it from the use of th .It In “ .. t 1 incl
safe in rccommcnding l‘I ry mdmy
Pills to any kidney mm", :c " They
relieve backache, sorc mmchc rheu-
matic pains and bladdu‘ 4.1"." No“
Wilson-Powell Corp.
_—-—~—--"9
Royal Auto Painting Co.
We Auto and Truck
Painting
BCIENTIFIG AND RELIABLE
Darlen. Conn.
Opposite Depot
.. -_.——o
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The TEXTILE Store
FINAL CLEAR. NIE
' SALE OF
WOOLENS
H. A. MEAD
Pimmrflon PNANN‘AeIsr ,
.3 North Main 8t. 80. Hermit
Isa-1mm;-
leu'ssteuemi
Lediss’stenenisu
ii" with victim. m up»
WmmmeeeAlm
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(a . V .7 -
ems-“'m' It“; .g-Ia' ”mafia:
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ERACIICAL
" EXPERIENCE_ f
mm m
WH‘A
VI
Heavy all \\ ool .
chcs Wide, SCVCIHY :..'"'V\'
31.85 yard.
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Navy Blue TI‘II-olf'tr‘. W ll
Scrgcs, Silvcrlonc, 1;. II ‘I II“.
Check Velour, Broad "
ing and Plaid SkiI-tir; ' . .
than‘cost.
. yr
The
Textile -Store
136 Washington Street
lam IORWALK
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