w — ~ . ...iauaaé‘mnépwas...
k “ . .
his ESSEX; “Sign; 139: ‘ ..buadfn‘g Operatczsdhat“ ‘e" dammed?
”“8 “is”! b“ “n ’t be wm“ side will be released next spring This belief-fl
if
:han the last! We must believe
1: such days are past
lent will not be
You
(we ’11 _.say)
And if you seek sincere advice
we bid you buy, nor heed the. ..
priee_——-When‘ or you can—all! you
require to make your needful fire. %
-‘ require to make secure your need
in! fire ,
ERRIS C°9
but Coal we
3‘ so'Id at pro-war
:ates. {Twill take some gold for
years to come “to buy your fuel,
because of Walk-and war is cruel
inay not" live to see the day
when coal will sell fer twelve
33: is firmly filed‘ for a number of theso guan-
‘ .ty buyers have, in the past ten days, made;
heavv_purchases fer swing requirements, as
,gduly noted' 1n the lumber trade journals. “
Homes are neededas never before and we
:sincerely believe tha. .e are about to eliter
'into a period of sane, enly balanced pros-
perity in the lumberr ade.
Let us all unite our efforts toward making
the year 1921 a year of prosperity, never for-
jetting that those who do the most deserve
4
C
in
he most, and generally get it.
THE BUDGET
SYSTEM
. 'i‘his‘is the most practical,
the most convenient ’ way for
anyone‘to purchase i
.. ‘ ,
,zlieNEW EDISON
fills Phonon-axis With a Soul”.
4 ' ore the sun sets again.
,‘j (13:: to our store and let'us
(explain ' the Special Budget
rim.
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO co. ' ‘
So. Nor-walk. Conn.
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 Hatch E? Bailey Co.
Konwnx corn mes “oooomn mes“ 3
Special Sale on nadiator Covers, $5.00
wemmo AND aonv wank
WEED ma cams
CADILLAC LIMOUSINE.- TO RENT
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
TELEPHONE.
IF IT’S ELECTRICAL WE
;
m T. M'DONALD
, ”MENTER,
35, GENERAL CONTRACTOR
”3 PLANS AND ESTIMATEO'
FURNISHED
"dlr Wonk Promptly Attended to-
Telophcne 1826
x
m. Snail. Ava. nu: Norwalk
Perfectly Pastrirized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
to all parts of the Norwalkl
Dd Bowayton.
Homemade Butter. Eggs from our
farm. and buttermilk fresh daily.
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Phone 2696 and 1618
I
BUILDER AND \
HAVE IT. ,
F. M. CULLEN
3 , "ran nous: or an. venue
so Wall ‘smot
*“‘ Shana do!
i
‘ CLEARANCE SALE
01’ Women’ s and Misses Goats. Suits. Dresses. Skirts.
Waists and Lingerie Undergarments.
‘ Prices Reduced Positively Lower Than Ilsewhm
THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
33 South stain Street 3 South naming
. ESTABLISHED 1.02
\I.
VISIT THE .
Geodie Shep
22 NO. MAIN ST.
Opposite Palace Theatre
\
5'
'GOTI‘IJEBE
9-;
,.m’s ' and ‘BOYS’
BEST CREAMERY aurren ........., .. .............. 62¢ «a
NUCOA NUT OLEO, WORLD’S seer ......... 33c m
QUAKER OATS, 2 pkgs. ........... ......... . ..... . ..... 25c
“CAMPBELL'S PORK AND BEANS, ...... . ....... 3 for 35¢.
PEAS, CORN on TOMATOES, .\ ......... ..... s can. 50:.
LARGE BOTTLECATSUP ....... ....... 28¢:
LEAN SMOKED snouLoEns ........... 7“ .......... 234: 4b.
SINCLAIR BAcpN, in quuaros 3. .......... ....... . ...... 256.").
'3 spmacn ........ . ............. ..... . 35.: pk. .
PL’omoA HEAD LET-rue: ............... 2ior29c..
- WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
uéxr 'ro «
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co., Inc.
‘ ' 83-85 WASHINGTON ST PHONE 1405
' Schultze 3 Friday Fish Specuals
2 CLOTHING
”malleable“! Boya'
g 3' Iaoktonormal prim.
....
5. enrasoum out
We will buy you’rmkhooagholfi
M. I"! 0896.". an a
sooou -hand goods.
gut}! laden seem-din: to the can!
a goods 8m Gal
than 3
8t *
hand Goods Always on Sale.
Ann-hills ME
Phono 1132.5
1’
FANCY ESCALLOW. . . . . . L.
3 Steak Halibut
Steak Cod .
a
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..60c pint
”.28ch
..25c lb.
Boston Blues .20clb.
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' T“ ““2. P. Money
Flat FiSh ...........................1201b.
“f has
”I elven up balm)
lilophone 441'
Wm M m- “Minot.
p
, rented hla lacs to I
..u. Waillna who will, run the
and Junk business. (Enron. film-
3 limit.
N war- will. be attended to promptly.
Haddock \ 1001b-
Fresh Mackerel .25clb
Finnan Haddies 18clb.
THE BEST BRANDS OF OANNEB FISH“3
,aaznuch as the mile
been
, this name for
’Der
' . Lgrklll.
‘ it
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N law YORK. FED. 41161131110111).
point torthd early consummation or.
trade whereby the Yankees will take
magic"- 8: (3130 Rice. outfielder.
and Jim Juan. that W from
Washiiauton in exchange .ror Funk
Baker. Plus Bodle. Wally Plpp and
Janis Q
. hemfiked yesterday whither the -
deal was in the making. ”Eel. 'i‘ll Hus-
’ ’ n. of “the Yankwa. replied: “I will
neither Mann nor deny this story. I
MR 304115 to lot you Cello do the
ancestor." Official announcement or
the exchange may be expected within
a tow days-just as soon as Miller
Huggins holds a conference with Ba-
ker and notifies the vetenn third
baseman or the New York club's de-
3;. ail-e to send him to she Benaim
3 In discussing the case 0! Baker
here last week. H no said that in-
der had retired
of the loan of his wife. the
Yankee olflclala did not want to dis-
pots at him arbitrarily, and would ob-
lain-his permission to include him in
a trade weds a deal to. be arranged.
Clark Grimm expressed a desire to
acquire Baker some time ago and
aent an emissary to the player at his
farm at Trappe. Md. Baker replied
that it 'hln little daughter recovered
an attack 1’ pneumonia. fro
wh in she was "’grave’conditlon vat
that time. he would be willing to rc-
turn to the game. but Only with
Washington. Were he to play with
Grimm's club Baker could Jump over
to his farm nearly every cvenlnt when
the Senators play on their home
grounds. .
. Jambmn Deal on.
The deal with “Washington means
that the three cornered dicks-r with,
the Senators and the. Browns. through
which Huggins hoped to acquire nm
Jacobson. the outfielder. from the St.
Louis club. has fallen through. This
will cause no surprise. as Phil Ball is
‘ , nnt'known best for his friendly 4col-
lng" tow'nrd Col.
Huston.
it (he Yankees got both Rico and
Judd they will have to be conceded
the strongest pennant chnnccs in the
lcnguc. Rico is one of the greatest
outfielder: in the game—omit. pop
and bustle personified. and better than
n .300 hiltcr to boot. Loni. season
.338. while In 1919 he
hit for .321. Judge is a first class
ncldcr and a. hard hitter ills aver-
age with the clavmopc last scam“ was
...‘(33 while the \car before it “as .285.
PHONE CO. URGING
EMPLOYES TO SAVE
Continued from First Page
Round?! and Col.
appears under the title of the book.
The workr’rs are being advised to
kccp track or Hmlr money in the
mo manner aaoptcd by hi}; corpora.
“Otis .slnd M\“!' :as much as possible
out of thclr pay envelopes each week.
A bank where Ills“ cmploycs may do-
posit wockly Um amount they cnrc
to has boon lnsllh' ‘l in the local 01'-
fice. Any amount nlrségnnicd will hc
taken from the pay a! cnch employc
and deposited for him suhjcos to
withdrawal at any time. Many other
nchemvs for promoting: thrift among
the working forces or the company
are now in opt ration hon also.
' BILLSW ASSIGNED
FOR HEARING
(Continued rrom Page OnsJ
__d.——_
which Ansouin and Dcrlw yum con-
tract to dispose of acwsgc. to gonsolh
date the town and borough in New
Cancun and to amcnd that “‘allimr-
ford borough charlrr.
Ncilhcr branch or lhc General A:-
semhly had much business before it.
in the rennin resolutions were ndopi-
appointing Dr. \V‘. l.. Higgins an
“ ‘ commissioner for Tollmul county for
the short and Inn: terms as was de-
. cider) upon by the caucus yesterday.
Favorable report was made on the
governor's nomination of Charles Tl.
“father as judge or the New London
common plgns mnrt and he was
chosen hx‘ lmllol.
Mo and the WMolutkms soul to the
House
A like rccommcmlannn was made
of. Joséph ‘V. Alsop. nominated for
Public utilities commissioner. to nuc—
cccd himself. and the rfioluiion Was
adopted._
The judiciary committee reported
ships: Robert I. Monger. judge. and
Milton C. Inboli. deputy. at Armenia:
-_ W. L. Malone. Judge. and S. R. Mink“
deputy. at Bristol: A. C. Baldwin.
lodge. and A. H. Kcll‘l'. deputy. at
y: 1?. ll. Ilinkles'. judge. and L.
D. ~airbroiher, deputy. at nington:
13.1“. Higgins. Judge. and . H. At:
kins. deputy. at 'florrlngton; W.
Jr.. an John F McGrnth.
lodges. at Wate ury: J. Moss 31ng
and S. A. Davis. judges. at Dnnbury;
bowie Crandnll. assistant. at New
London; Vii F. Woodward. fudge and
Chances
b": W H Heald. more m K- Taft!
deputy. in surronl Springs: J. E.
Fish. judge. and J. E Fahc5. asso-
ciate.“ at Rocks tile: Nehemiah Can.
deer Judge, at sNorwalk: Samuel
deputy. at Stamford: J. n; Maid.
Judge. and w. J. ' Ferris, deputy
.areenwlch: ~'
The Lnrklh
lion: in the ate were sent as tho
esfllendar and with the otheui in the
House were adopted undcr suma—
«ion or the ruled.
given by
:3 to 0. in the Son-n
favorable resolutions for these when
.Francis. depots. at Killing-:
Young. judge. and 1.3 E. minimalism“
at , _
no hieGrath requ-'
The opening prayer in the ”Home
Miss Rowan“. n ,
Ladies Muslin Underwear
Night Rbbes, Combinations, Bloomers, Drawers and 1)
so specially priced'that only a personal inspection will mal
Ilse this money-saving chance.
etticoatg,
<9 You 1"ea.
NEW LOW LEVELS ON ALL THE KNIT UNDER“ EAR
For Men, Women and
--in all sizes and of the best makes.
la
Unions
Children—Shirts, Vests D1 a“ 01x .md
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A SWEATER
in; on a bill introduced in “the Legisla-
ture providing one to five yearn‘ lm-
prisonment and a fine orwswboo for
fixing ball gamca.,John J. Even, man-
ager of the Chicago National League
club. who is at his home in Troy. said
today:
"The proposed not should be ac-
cepted by all clean sport loving rol-
lowers as a step in the right direc-
uon.
“Baseball has had :1 wonderful roc-
nrd when one considcrs the tempta-
Cl‘T THIS (HT—IT mam
MONEY
Cut out (his slip. cnclose with 5C
and mall it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Show-
nold Ava. Chicago. Ill.. writinx your
name and address clearly. You um
receive in return a trial package cun-
tnlnlng l’olm' at 110nm and Tar Com-
pound for couzhs. colds and croup;
F'olc} Kidney Pills {or pains in slim:
and back: rheumatism. backache.
kldncx and bladder ailments: and
'h‘olox Cnihnrtic Tablets a wholesome
and thoroughly clean-inc cathartic
for constipation hillousncss. bond-
aches and sluggish howcls pStlllson-
iPow ell Corp.
IS
OLD C-ARS
'Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St,
Bridgeport Conn
Phone Barnum 55862
Second hand parts and tires to
fit any make 6': car
4
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SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Try a pound of our H. Y.
Blond Codes at ........ 21c.
Evaporated Milk-a can 100
large size.
Fresh Oatmeal—in the bulk
Libs. 25c
rancyhiaino—m Corn. 2 call! 25c
A. STULL
ad m so, am Nos-walk
.................
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BRAND’S
GREAT *‘ SALE
Itwon't cost you a cent to
look on over-Goods you surely
will buy 11on ch09?“-
k
l
)
I
5
..Why Pay More ..r
Elsewhere? .
1-3. W! can Peon ALL
wn
ViSTt r Reduction and
learanoe Sale
‘ And Buy New
Clocks. Watches, Jeweln, Cut
Glass, Ivory, and Optical
Goods at a Great Saving
at Brand’s
21 North min 8:. so M
NbTE—— Our reps tr prices on
Watchesm Clocks.
Winslow:
death?”
We are the truly frank one: that
give estimates on most all Nepales-
\ x
\
Ni“); x
1 an “1 J3: =5; 45
sons:_ a. 1-: nuts TALKS 0N KASE‘ “\
BALL mws.
ALBANY .Y.. rel). 3—-Comment-
H. Krieger Co.
. You Will Save Money
By Buying All Your Clothes
' NOW!
Goods will positively be much higher when
the spring season opens.
Charge accounts opened here and bills settled m easy
weekly or monthly payments
lions it has to contend with. and El‘himgo :md (Rover...
whercvcr there is a contest of any .for trial in alum: .
sort there is bound to he wager-ml: on German, Assistant
the result. Just look back at the roc- lsull‘l yesterday
ords. Eight men suspected. none ucl- My; Gormm;
uully convictcd in forlyfllfc years. 'Hw c1130 rum) in 1.:
"Just such DPOIPCUOYI as this hill as he “’iH ln‘ r1111“. 1’
provides is needed for You‘ng Amciri» lies. as soon as 1:-
Pa. which he no“ 121‘
"By all mums pass this lull. not as Clncl' Justig'v (‘2-
:1 club over the actual player's head. yoslm'dlly 111‘me xv. .
but as a. preventativc measure (0 (“lb ports llml l'm‘ lwv ‘3“
side gambling influences." jnxnulps \\’("|'(' orb w '«u ' '
publication
51nd
W
BASEBALL TRIAL IN DIONTH.
CHICAGO. 1m». 3.—~Thc lmolmn} in HM I ’f'm“
acnmlal case. involving eight fox-nu-r; I"\\l¥l l. V ‘
V'hllc Sex players and several allege-l ‘ H1“ ‘3'“ ‘01 1‘ 3‘ * ‘3 .
mblcra under lndlclmcnt in can "HH'UH mu \\ . .
nectlon with the alleged lhroning at “W?“ ”"3 (“”1‘ (1‘... ‘ . ‘
the world's series of 1919 hctuccn Cmnnmltllmu .n .
bury during Hum 112 w ‘ \
A cusvs ful'llll‘lll' Mm} ‘
luu‘o luwn trnmsv. 1».
will lw 11mm lw .2: z»
jlll‘)’ H l.“ llllrlt‘l'sln- \\ ‘
ml nrwl Friday in :1
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A SUDSY BATH FOR
YOUR HAIR
A shampoo makes a sudsy #1!
bath for your hair and the re- The TEXTILE Store!
suit is clean hair, a clean scalp 5
free from dandrufi. Our sham- l
l
l
poo is a high grade product, 1
rich in cleansing qualities, do AL ( 1.1. m \'(
lightful in beneficial results to FIN
the hair—easy to use, dries out SALl-3
quickly and does not leave the
My 31W ‘ ; woouéNS
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTiON PHARMACIST
8 North Main at. to. Non-wall I
Heavv all on. E ( “lung 50“
n V no
ches Wide, sewer. l styles.
$1.85 yard.
4 Navy Blue ...w+w. Trend
R A (m ’ AI ~ E Scrgcs Silvvri v.10. Goldtouf.
P C i . Check \ elem lm mill 1111.52”
“3 EXPERIENCE ing and Plaid Shining for
830“ m than cost.
“ V‘V ..
WISDOM‘
OF A coupes AT The
0
BUSINESS é Textile Store
‘ \ COLI‘EGE 136 Washington Street
“ " ‘ - J SOUTH NORWALK
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