.A- ‘
- filailyuestlen'saudnoys'
times more. ‘ Goal of some kind all
0! the time. could all kinds some ~
‘ “the time, but not of all kinds all
. ' am 'We'. one Why hit; your
, ' soul, we’ve had coal since days of
. yore, sometimes less and some.
$1
of the time. Just enough to, keep ,
things going 'While' the wintry
winds are blowing. Not enough to
ill! each cellar but some to: you;—
snd the other teller. ,.
.You are lucky—so are we—Win- -
ter’sIbeen so kind you-see, and
you’ve‘been good as folks can be.
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THE BUDGET '
SYSTEM - '
This is the most practical.
the most convenient Way for
anyone to purchase
WNEW EDISON
'IlnisrhonographwuhsSoui.”
Before the sun sets again.
hastentoourstorea’nd letus
explain the Special Budget
Plan. ' - 3
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THE 'ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
80. Nos-walk. Conn.
l-
k. “.
l im 1'. H'DONALD
B'unesurzn, sUiLoss AND
WIRAI. CONTRACTOR
ELAN. AND ESTIMATE.
FURNISHED
.ele Wei-k Promptly Attended ta 3
Telephone 1326
‘W
.bifiidingrtoperefienthetthe ‘
\
mdewxllberdeesedneldzspnng
duly noted in the lumbex;trade journals.
_ Homes are needed as never before and we»
sincerely believe that we are about to enter
into a period of~sane,I_gyenly Ibalanwd pros- _
. . I I . \ .
perity in the lumberirade.
Let us all unite our} efforts toward making .
. is firmly fixefitor eember of: these W -.
. heavy purchases for 811$!me as
’-.
the year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
getting that those who do the most deserve
A 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
'TheHatch E? Bailey Co.) ..
stock of lumber ever ofleeeii. ' I
BROS.’.. '
VAAST 1’9.le —
HAVE rr.
r. M. CULLENI
.. A
lerwslkI
‘ . of the open
a.
1"
-.~
m . some» , «mus.
me mm to. the m
. ' ‘ I "~we
. panics
bulking tud‘y.”
“ ' you bolus. organised labor
hoe-e such d more?"
“F"erlr. Walsh.
m ‘W'nm doorway to
world to return to a
'l‘w" (or w is com
. . v
Q
th
1
do"
.\
eras enabled.
tell as tn‘imi
, 1! modern its children to
to a lower pin“.
1. “m or “3‘1me ‘n
workers to rt skirts
"‘2 amnion labor in
g ‘11! plants was in-
3 cents an hour.
abor did not get
mil demands had
in: co“ in I. beef
all i but a fraction
. i' i shameless pro-
q-eaers during the war.
cuoted statements of
1 industrial msgnates
(iteering must cease"
.. is now living off its
“a that is ‘d that Chambers of
fat" and cha ~4- , N no ‘9".
Commerce "'9
‘“ along with a
had taken up . ..
Joint noweve e 0! 6"”:zolpm‘ “d“
to b ' ‘ '
.Tg?e:;:yors explain their Ides
shop as meaning the
"Great Ammfi‘i? of freedom in
l
ers the
ful array of
oomnssxmnc'ns ram
, so Discuss aims
Although the county commi‘oners
from every county in Connecticut.
gathered in Hartford last week. the
the introduction of several hills before
the State legislature at is present ses-
sion. did not materialize. Commis-
sioners Henry Crawford. Charles. H.
Hart and Frank E. Ballard. of this
pounty who attended presented their
application for permission to issue
bonds for the construction of the
Washington avenue bridge. at Bridge-
port.
was! ’10]: pm
BLT GOT awonon
I
Tint he went to New York from
Worcester. Lissa. to get a load of
ducks but me home with a load of
alcohol. is l e story related to U. 8.
”Tam" 013:“ its true sense. which
is “0‘ 09””! by unions. is the
ve i is right of collch
unions shall
d that right shs‘
tlve bargaining the. employers.
:n’rd’fi‘md s conditions of
bor. All four
recognise the open-’20P on th
ditions. where on! ~
recognised and wh '
carried out and the
" The employer's
shop is not to d
but have no d¢.«‘
era”
‘
- oodie Shop
22 NO. MAIN ST.
Opposite Palace Theatre
GO'I'I‘LIEB’S
sums and , BOYS’
CLOTHING
- .33 i
' 0f Women’s
CLEARANCE ;_ .
and Misses Coats.
Waists and Lingerie Undergarments.
mmmwrmmmm
THE PARIS CLOAK AND sm'r HOUSE
83 Southnainstreet
IEI‘I’AILIUHIO 1m.
Dre-seesaw.
moans-it
7 Asked 'hlt ‘
-- the unions u l ‘1. a mid:
”fliers w yowri)’ in this
about" so we have never
hoe-ii." "
7 The figh the open shop in the
East. he an. was being centered
against the garment workers who
have been striking for eight weeks.
pan; altos. my
SUGAR SUIT 1’le
Davey Broa. whose chain or gro-
cery-stores e..lends through the prin-
cipal cities or Connecticut. are pre-
purrd to Iefcnd the action brought
, 83-85 WAS
BEST CREAMERY BUTTER ............................... 62: lb. “Mac'- "tum.- wh:ch hlIlieyd hag
agre tot ewasio ms ppe an
NUCOA NUT OLEO, WORLD'S BEST ................ . .' ..... 330 lb. . x. delivered in August and September.
OUAKER OATS, 2 pkgs. ....................................... at: 1910. H i- ‘hsir‘t‘m‘i'mi'on “m ““3-
' much as the sugar was not delivered
CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS, ........................ 3 “ease. until December. in» contract in I16!
. blndin u n the i. for. in the mean-
esaa, com on TOMATOES. .......................... a cane soc. ~ mm. 3,: m 2 ..on..d....,.e am,
LARGE BOTTLE carsue ..................................... see in the W00 of law and "W 40 “0‘-
LEAN SMOKED SHOULDERS 19: lb 2 think they are .iustii'wd in taking that
............................ e lo“_ a
SINCLAIR BACON. In Squares . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' . .. 25c is. The Quantity of sum! represented bi:
p. ............. ‘ : the alleged ion would mean less than
8 NACH ....................... as ....... -.... 36¢ pk. . a three Weeks' supply for the mny
FLORIDA HEAD LETTUCE ..... .................... ..... 2 for 29:. Bros. chain or stores. They contend
that had the sugar been delivered
- T when i . . agreed they would inve
WHITE H017 SE BREADERY dlgpog .. {,f it “hm three week. and
NEXT TO ' would gl ily have taken whatever
loss was mulled in the falling mar-
24c-Best Plantation befee-
A. F. Beckmann 69? Co., Inc.
HINGTON ST.
'W\
PHONE
1405
against . .em by th-- National Grain
corporation. involvinr an alleged loss
due to the refusal of Davey Bros to
accept foreign suga— which it is al-
" leged i .ey contracted for.
'flie plainilils claim that their loss
. approximated 340.0"0. Davey Bros.
maintain that under the terms of the
' list. They maintain that had the terms
of the contract been lived up tosand
: the sugar delivered at the time pre-
‘ scribed all would hate oedi clear sall-
ing.
- our AGENTS IN haw Esomxn
Pl"! l.\' A BUSY DAY
NativePoIrk ChopsI.................25clb.'
-Native'Homeémade Sausage Meat. . . .35c lb. 1 I
7 Leaf (Lard from Native Pork, .~ . . . . .
.. Native Pigs’ Heads . . . . . . . . .'.' .g.
2cansKaro..'.....
_ 7 cans Thomas’ Pork and Beans. .. .-
.. ,
.20c lb.
:10;- 15.;
..I25e
‘ [Bald In Sanford Results In Seizure
or toIICasce of Honor.
————" .
BOOTON. Jan. Sl.——Pl‘ohibitioii en-
torcement agents directed from new
' ' England headquarters in this city con.
tinned their activities today and re-
ported dared arrests as a result pt
raids on‘ barroorns .‘n Rhode Island.
“it men were arrend It Brimol.
two at Wee and one at Warren.
and“! quantities of liquor were
' Chased and caught‘an auto-
‘13’ 'usmford. Gena. arrested
We” .3“ ”bed tho eaaeu' at
- Aldon case- 0.1. Is!- which
'le brother ~m
talisgtrom
Commi-iouer Hugh J. Lavery. by
uis Jackson of Worcester. who was
' a“ . with Louis Simmons of the
Stratiord.
lies»;
I a,
. 2:. in
‘ .
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Auto Wreck-
’ Co. ,
In!
1810 North Avenue
Between Oak and center St”
Bridgeport, Conn,
. Phone Barnum 5586-2
Second hand parts-and tires to
fit any make of car
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Tryspou'ndofourli.Y.
Blend Coffee at ........ 21¢.
Evaporated Ink—a can 100
large sire.
Fresh Oatmeal—in the bulk
4 lbs. ................. 26c
A. STULL
I‘m. 8i». “Ia-walk
_. A.
SPECIAL!
» RING and BROOCHE
l SALE
All Rings Reduced
, One-third or
'. from the market price. Take oil 13
Am.4_
uonAm’s
expected meeting to discuss plans for
i
-ESUDSYBATHFOR
’ri‘incynaine Corn, 2 can-25¢“
a“
"‘ I
H.
e
.. maniac our GOODS STORE
. :sKiNNER‘siLKs ATNEW PRICES
- These famous and. reliable fabrics have reached‘the lowest 1
of any goods of likehxcellence and we are quick to give Our “’91
behefitregardless oftheacmal cost tous.
SATINS—All silkinthe latest shades, now 3., 7.
CottonBack .................................. nowfgéhi
. WEB Aum.TAMA.................... now,$2.75
JOULIARD’S FAMOUS PLAIDS—Strictly all wool, inaw
artfitic combinations . . . . .. . . . .. now,$3?§(§1;
LININGS LOWER PRICED THAN EVER!
FIGURED VENETIANS and SA'ITEENS . .. . . . .now, $1.00 yd
DON’T MISS THE SALE OF MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Krieger Co.
the spring season opens.
chu-geaoeoustsopenedhmandblllssettledineuy
www.mii
m'p‘tildu. a, 1m.
Custom.
You Will Save Money i
, By Buying All Your Clothes
N O W !
Goods will positively be much higher when
’10 HEAR GAS RATE
PMON FEB. 15
Stamford “'asts l’tilitics Board to
End 75-0ent Service Charge.
The petition of the city of Stamford
for discontinuance o! the praent 75
cent meter services charge and reduc~
lion in rates for both gas and elec-
tricity. now in effect by the Stamford
Gas and Electric Company. will be
heard by the public untilities commis-
sion February 16, at 11:80 a. m.
The Stamford Gas and Electric
Company recently inaugurated a so-
called "service charge" of 75 cents
per meter per month. The petition
to the utilities commission was filed
on January 17 as the result of a res-
YOUR HAIR
A shampoo makes a sudsy
l bath for your hair and the re-
sult is clean hair, a clean scalp
free from dandruff. Our sham-J
poo is ray—high grade product,
rich [EM-qualities, de~
lightful invbeneficial results to
the hair—easy to uSe, dries out
quickly and does not leave the
hair sticky. Try a bottle.
tram the prices on the tag when
mpuyiortherlngyoussieotfrotl
our large Wt, .
l Ian's Signet Rings
Ian's Stone Rings .
: W ' m, I”!
i 3 “mm 4AM,“ “9'
‘ohiuaOai-nstacamssasee. A iine‘
”Sand Gold Brooches
40% or
l
,Lsrgsst actuation in eelldgold
Man‘soiid‘geid Win
--——
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H. A. :MEADi
. PRESCRIPTION PHARMOIIT
I North flair gt. so. News!!!
V PRACTICAL‘
EXPERIENCE
moon.
announce.“
libs? .'i
ll
olution adopted by in w:- oiStu
ford 0n Octo
requests, that
to cancel and
vice or meter
The oervicc
improper and
smallest in lb
and lively.
met.
she's Wide,
$1.85 yard.
Serges,
than cost.
tioned "for an ordrv- drug-2:1
Stamford Gas and l . ~
resolution as
The Australian slurp .. -
FINAL“
SALE 01’
WOOLENS
Heavy Ill wool coating. 56 l"
L
Navy Blue Trim-Tm. PM?»
Silvcrione,
Check Velour, Broadcl
i118 And Plaid Skirting for id
~ I ‘ The
Textile ' Store
naive-mum 3m“
, scorn nonwm‘
ber 11, '1' . rise”
the Countihxmr. lv p"-
..-I “‘1
anniz'. i‘. “H.131. 5‘"
charge.”
is elixir.
being. ‘11'
unnecess; *‘ "
*vr-f‘rc‘. l" '1
"i. ."iSCfliLi‘
:l a: {mu .
e wmlii, “' 6’
Ono do: w." m 7“" '
of half a dozen mar.
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Royal Auto Painting 0*
W Auto and met
Paintint
“IINTIFIO AN O RELIABLE
Darin 0°”
lte Depot
.4
The TEXTILE Store
CLEARANCE
several style. W
Goidloni.
illl. Suit
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Norwalk Chronicler