rates.
’
when coal will sell fol
(we’ll say).
And if you seek sincere advice
we bid you buy, non heed the
price—11' hen‘ or you can—all you
‘4 requile to make your neeIdful fire 3'?-
mi. The year to come my not .,
iring bliss, but can it be worse s.
' . '1- hen the last! We must believe
'2' mch days are past, but Coal vre
leer will not be sold at pro-Ivar: '
. 'Twill take seine gold for
ye’ to come to b your fuel,
teem” Of war-dandu’zvar is cruel.
You may not live to see the day
tWEIVIG
"THE BUDGET
SYSTEM
This is the most, practical.
the most Iconvenient way for
anyone to purchase
2752 NE“, EDISON
“no Phonograph With n Soul."
Before the sun sets again.
hasten to our store and.let us
explain the Special Budget
Plan?
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
So. Norwalk. Conn.
cums T. M'DONAID
“IPINTER. BUILDER AND
7 GENERAL CONTRACTOR
3 PLAN. AND ESTIMATE.
FURNIIHED
'Ioslr Work Promptly Attendod to-
Telephone 1326
e... I Bdlie Ava. lest lee-walk
PJ‘— .
1 Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
to all parts of the'rNorwalks
and‘ltowayton.
Home made Butter. Eggs from our
(arm. and buttermilk iresh daily.
F. E. WEMPET; SON
P110110 Wind 1618
cle will be released next spring This belief
‘ is firmly fixed, for a number of thesé quan—
.cy buyers‘ have, in the/past ten days, made.
heavy purchases for 5;: ing requirements, as
a duly noted In the lumber trade journals. ‘
g Homes are needed as- never before aniwe
sincerely believe the; e are about to enter
into a period of sane, evenly balaInCed 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
”he 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
1 The Hatch 69’ Bailey Co.
NORWALK 003D TIRES GOODYEAR 003]) 1'“
Special Sale on Radiator Covers, $5.00
WELDING Auo souv wonx
WEED Tm cams
"CADILLAC Lluouomao To star
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONE.
n31,»
1860
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
HAVE IT.
IF. IlIVl. .CULLEN
60 Wall Shoot Rom
CLEARANCE SALE '—
Of Women’ s and Misses Coats. Sui Dresses. Skirts.
Waists and Lingerie Underttumenta
Prices Reduced Positively Lower Then Elsewhere
’THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
South lorwalk
33 South Main Street
ESTABLISHED 1.02
VEIT THE
Goodie ShOp
22 .NO. MAIN ST.
Opposite Palace Theatre
‘ GOTTLIEB’S
. K
MEN’S and BOYS’
CLOTHING
Poll Line of Men's and Boys'
Blotting.
look to normal prices.
'l
our A squash can.
We will buy your household
mode. rass rape". Junk and all
have. Pricdecal-=11:“twig:I ‘ m
. e s unal-
I leg of the goods. A .311»: deal
always.
P. Mahoney
Philip
l2 Van Zandt 8t Phone 1102.!
leoondnand Goods Alqu on Ialo.
NOTICE
_, III-ong has rented his I
M Iaum‘alll’l‘rhwho wail-'1: “.1:
pen go a see. as 1
“somheglvonup ouolnoeg.) M. lun-
. Ielophm 441 3 Bowen 8:.
fl orders will be attended so promptly.
”files In the lentlnel. ' fl
L . f
,..
l
..............................
. QUAKER OATS. 2 pkgs. .................................... as: *
CAMPBELL'e PORK AND BEANS, ........................ 3 for 35¢.
, ; p O
. I PEAS. CORN on TOMATOES. ....... I. ......... _ ......... 3 cans 50:.
LARGE norrLE CATSUP ..................................... 23c
LEAN SMOKED sHDULoEns ............................. 23: lb.
SINCLAIR BACON, ln Squares .............................. 25: lb.
SPINACH ........................... . ....................... as: pk.
~23 FLORIDA HEADLETTUCE ......................... 2 «or zoo.
. - WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
NEXT TO .
A. ‘ F. BeckInanD e 00., Inc.
83-85 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1405
l
Schultze 3 Thursday Spec1als '
Smoked Shoulders ..20c lb.
SmOkch Tongubs ...' .......... . .48th. .
New Cabbage .71) II). §°
WinterCabbag;.I........... ...... ..3ch.
eeeeeeeeeeeeee
eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
employees of the A .
1 :; monument-lug ”an?“ °f this 9‘”
‘ voluntary must if
am to give work to ample!-
“ my. into been further develop-
mnts In this bull-e" which 1' being
run on the Golden
. Nah outlined 10“-
' “Bhnes men of Che. _
Tenn» have become so ,lntere'eted in
'3»: results obtained W application 0! the
Golden Rule to this business that they
have subscribed stock to open a
‘. . Tonnes-es compo poly
’ ‘ "Employees of the Cincinnati fab-
tory have bought into ownership to
the extent ot “0 000 since opportun-
lty was given them In January. .
"Employees are so much Interested
ins the Golden Rule that they
ducted o. oervlce
People'acnurcn in January.
‘ ”Arrangement: have been made to
conduct eta-es in business manage-
ment and economics for employees.
.votod'botakeev
neon simply from the
production. but from seeing what r01
lulti can be obtained when everybody
works from the basis of doing
others as he would have done by.” Mr.
Nash said.
making money. I have already more
than I ever dreamed of having.
not I am worried about the money.
for I have seen too mon scrim" com-
mitted under the shadow ”of
wealth.
the charter at the
tory that it shall be «to-owned by the
workers. The mom who subscribed
Clock I lnololed oliould gin»
film in a measure to the work.
but after a shori experience in thin
field gave it up abruptly. and took to
labor at whatever he could and to do
For a 'tlmo he carried a bod.
BIG EUSINEss
meted out for second odenders our.
mg the year of enforcement. the great
majority drew fines that varied from
810 during the ill-st term or court fol-
lowing the date when enforcement
‘ went into effect to more than use
which Was the rule for the later viola-
tors. the fines awmglng about use
and yielding to the Government. on
that bails. 882.500.
this. the enforcement agents selsed
approsimnlely 200 automobiles.
1191! at about 8300.000. and the mount
of liquor taken in the raids had aval-
untion of more than 32.000.000. the
urination helm: on the basis of whnt
is charged by the ”bootlegglng" agen-
rice.
{orIvlolauOli or "11‘ prohibition law. It
is estimated that al least 400 were ar-
rested for transportation of liquor il-
kgnlly .und it is freely admitted that
the \lgilanco of the fourteen enforce—
mom agents who cover the State to
the best 01' their ability. Succeeded in
gelling but a small n'acilon of the to-I
lnl number rnguged in the illicit
‘7“- 11ees. perhapa'about ten per ”be
that It 41m now finally" brought
Justice. mail}; 4. 000 safe!) got through
the dream-1s em for them. which. In
itself. shows the proporUOns of tho
buslnnss ljnt confronts the Govern-
ment agents
intlou are on Ulr- highways of Con.-
occur-u!
, -— . .' Providence and Worcester as the prin-
, élp’l ljecll' MI I. I th ”I ‘.
Brisket Corned Beef ............... 40.11. , «11:11.13 ism-3711.. $11.2. 15.51.7151: ,
' . ' ' poi-tell lbfigsllol. all lle rate
Rump Corned Beef ........... . .. . . .20c lb: Pm“ (“3 21...... “'1 3"” ““““’,"‘°"“”
“EU" In Ilao.21;1n:.pollallou is about
two {or :1 Will
‘01:: "use or the liquor coined by
. dim I 'eelérnl «gents in to be than! fil- ‘
the cannery of ME 113 fit for new
pnrpoé ,,
of various kinds. and which 1.11.1113
with safety. be used for a!
other adrenals than feral-inking.
or it is out natured s'plrlfi. and
mum of handling tho-tut! has
ulebasialr.
in the Cincinnati
"Business has cascaded so much
since employees presented their pet!-
lion proposing they take 3 vacation
that a new shop has been opened.
I'This growth has employed a large
number of men out of work and with
the re-openlng of activity for the
spring .tho need of Nash employees
stepping out to make room
arily for others has tie-ed.”
tempor-
Mr. Nash said henna onloorsien in
man yother clues and that the goods
of the firm were sent to nearly every
state In the union.
"1 am not interested in this bull-
otandpolnt of
to
"I am not interested ~in
II
"That the Golden Rule pass .1 the
' operation of a business I think has
been demonstrated in oms
“No other manufacturer can pro—
Illoo the resultn that our workers do.
When the; know they are working for
themselves and for file good of othen
mind then.
“Increased output of course would
i not coon and we would hue broken
i-dp. If we had not me business But
the Golden Rule works there too. It
has gotten us the business. Through-
tho period of depression as well as
through the period of high prices we
have kept right on growing.
W
we have written into
toe-
the”?
“We have treated our customers as
. we would be trusted. So the chain of
the operation of the Golden Rule has
completed Itself.
Mr. Nash was ordained a mlnlfier.
IN STATE BY
" BOOTL ERS
Continued from first page
———.
Though I few jail sentences were
In audition to
VII-I
0f the ssh cases presented In court
the” Insect
great
NOTE THESE
Children’ s Stockings—The new prices begin
practically half their former figures.
Ladies’ Silk Stockings—All of the leading makes
terns—formerly priced up to $7 00.
WOOLEN STOCKINGS FOR MEN, W
Only persollal inspection will give the r
bargains in these seasonable Stockings ,and w
to call and look them over.
.-A1.L THE KNIIT UNDERWEAR NEWLY PRICED.
EXAMPLES TAKEN
era! ‘agents that some or the contra-
band otul! that is manufactured in
this section has been shipped to Can-
ada. where Canadian labels have been
suited and the stud N-lhlpped lo the
States at a price far in excess of the
original cost to the Canadian agents.
It has not been determined how much
contraband liquor has been received
into Connecticut by way of the water
route. but it is understood that much
has found its way over the Connecti-
cut highways that was shipped Into
the State by boat. supposedly from
overseas. but in reality was man'u'fec-
lured not far from its ultimate des-
Unation.
so natures DRIVEN OCT BY
FIRE.
‘HXCAGO. Feb. 2.—Fire following
an lexploslon in a four-story 11:1
building on the south side. tenanlod
or am seat thirty families Into
the Its-out curly yesterday- The build-
IQ wastremIm-d 11nlnl1abltnblr.No
onewnshurt The agent for the 1mm
mg expressed the bel t that a fire
touch wa- thrown on th . roof. adding
that there had been three fires in the
fits in three months. since the owner
hnd trouble with a controctor.
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Canto tori.
Bridseport Auto w
ing Co.
1810 lorth Avenue
Betwoon Oak and Center St., ‘
Bri port, Conn ,
Phone rnum 5586-2
Second hand parts and tires to
_ fit any make of car
I
...
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Inaponndolourll. Y.
Hudson's.» ........ 21c.
Evaporated Milk—a can 10c
large sise. *
fresh Oswell—in the bulk
' d lbs. ................. 25c
Pansy Kaine Corn, 2 cans 250
A. STULL
“mm. Bartlet-walk
, SPECIAL 1
RING and BROOCHE
si-.
.. so.
to
The princhpll mnmrs of transpor-
\vill1.‘(v11'\0l'.k I‘m“.
the most of it being nicoltol?
at!
i All Rings Reduced l
SALE
Onc‘third Off
from the market price. Take off 13
from the prices on the tag when
you pay 161- the ring you select from
our lame assortment
[en's 3190* Bin!
You Will Save Money
By Buying All Your Clothes
N O W !
Goods will positively be much higherwhen
AT RANDOM
at 35C a pan
NORWALK'S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Hardpan Prices for Hosiery.
We carry the largest and most varied sto
Women and Children, Ck Of
, in our Hosiery Departme
department has the stabilizing of prices called fOIDgI
OMEN (HILDREN
ight idea
9 ('01 dially Invite YOL'
H. Krieger' Co,
the spring season Opens.
Charge accounts opened here and bills settled In my
weekly or monthly pdymenls
HYA
Hosieryyf 01 “e
,and in 110 0-0th
eater leduCtiom
and are
ilxelusixe Dal.
.Now x5435
0f the IpreSQm
Rob Bank of $119, 000;
Then Destroy It by Fire
Feb. 1.——.'1‘l.r Cum ,
WASHINGTON.
monwealth National Bank at
ville. Yd, a village 100 miles
here. was robbed of cash and securi-
l'n'r. according to reports
Departmenl.
Tic collector of customs at lined—
1'ille in reporting the robbery said it
had 22:1”
ccurred at about o'clock
and that the robbers were believed to
haw: escaped in an automobile. TheI
building a two nton frame structure
was dostro1ed.’l‘he dOOr to the 111111!
and that of the safe inside “ore found‘
open. it “as said.
A SUDSY BATH FOR
YOUR HAIR
A shampoo makes a sudxy
bath for your hair and the re
suit is clean hair. a clean scalp
free from dandrufi'. Our sham-
poo is a high grade prmluvf,
rich in cleansing qualities. dc
lightful in beneficial rt‘sulls M
the hair—easy to use. dries ml.
quickly and does not leave H1"
hair sticky. Try a bottle.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 North Main St. So. Norwaik ;
Ken‘s Stone Rings
Ladios’ Stone Bill!
vset' With Rubies. Amtbyats. sIap-
:bires. demote. Cameos, etc. A lme
"‘ Solid Gold- Brooches
40% Off
Largest selection in solid said
Rings and solid gold Brooches in
town .
BRAND’S
JEWEMY ‘ OPTICAL STORE
If M m or. “I Woman:
PRACTICAL
EXPERIENCE
SHOWS THE
WISDOM
OF A COURSE AT
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
...—
- . 4 Forlnfomatlon Phone 314.2 I
1 Center St.
Illt‘d—‘ .
from 1 lloclml.» «1-: 'F 1"“ ‘
l
lies IOIaIllllg 8119.000 and then set on I11131111. _,
rocoRed '(lllOl‘llln.
yesterday by the Washington Police ‘ hcavyuw I-" . .1‘ w"
Ward. 1;": vT'r: '
:I‘ole '1:-
\\'llli'~TI.l\(. (‘HA‘H‘IU‘ IT
HAHTIUIID
Ii \ Y.' ' H 1
II 1. l '
\\5.-.;jm . :H 111-}: MW"?
«Hamil. " 1 {1.11.1‘
‘Dirmws' ‘5'” " 3' ‘E‘
,. 1.
Fll'm, NH ‘1 H.110 Goldlont
. (‘Ilc'l'k \l'lum'. llz'mldclullhsu"t
111;: and Haiti Skirting for“
than oust.
IIAIP m ‘
Royal Auto Painting
H h 9 Auto and Truck
1g grad Painting
SCIENTIFIC AND RELIABLE
1111111101
opposite Devot
..P...” A
The TEXTILE Store‘
___’_‘_'__.
FINAL (‘1.1‘1AHANCE
SAM“. U15
H1111 RI! 11111 Wilma)“
vww' fit!” all“
['[M'x \\ “It.
$1.87) yard.
M
VI;-
\a\\ WU" ' "m?
The
Textile Store
136 Washington Street
SOUTH NORWALK
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