Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 1, 1921 · page 12

 

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BREAKERS AHEAD

Ono’s life is a ship that is
fidven along by the breezes of
Eel-tune, through seas. high and
Strong, which toss us about as the
gears come and go. When we're.
young we don’t mind it, we can
stand a stiff blow as our timbers
are staunch and ourframos are as
salt, but when one is older it is

Sever a joke to sail through the
mason of ice, snow and sleet

without a safe harbor—good, life-
Ewing heat.

Onr Coal is the life line that
coves you from ills, that brings
uolid comfort and drives away

chills. When hope is abandoned ‘

and joy is no more it’s a bright
lashing beacon that shines from
the shore.

ITO;

FREE

We will gladly hand or mail
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card to us.

GUI $2036 03'

There is mar-:13 ln this booklet

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IF O.\ \E IS ADDICTED To SNAP.
JUDGMENTS *

It is very easy to imagine from the noise that is going around—even
_ in the lumber industry—that Driceis Iszhe only factor that governs bull'-
ing today.
Price is an important factor. Who of us dues not want to buy and
sell at fair prices!
But—if you poke around under the suriace with your cane, you
find that the intelligent boxer is Still sitting on the foundation factor

QUALITY.
It is silly to think or talk that buyers are buying on price only

The unbroken loya‘rty this past year of our friendseustomers, the g°°d
old reliable is proof to us that the trade is not buying lowest prices,

but reliable qualiu‘ at fair prices.

THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.

Agents for Sheetrock, Beaver Board, Johns, Manvflle and Baird a:
Son 11001111183

 

 
 

 

USED CARS-

' Overland ECyfinder Coupe
One Sedan in fine shape
8-Cylinder Olds, beautiful condition

Nash 4-Cylinder and others ,

s. L. BENEDICT

73 North Mai 11 Street

 

 

NORWALK CORD TlRES KEYSTONE

CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE
CADlLLAC CARS FOR HIRE
Vie carry in stock for all makes of cars:
Axles Bearings, \‘l‘heels, Glass for \Vindshlelds, Glass
Sedans. \Veed Tire Chans, Rims and Tugs, '
Raybesios Brake Lining
“I era: 11g Car Senice D21} or Night
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
TELEPHONES 3

Sg-rinfzs.
for

Coils,

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‘3}:er TODAY

The Alfred Fox Piano Co.

South herwafk, Conn.

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in our store

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1: are doing business as
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H. A. MEAD

Prescrlpgon Pharmacist

El Iorth Main St. So. Nor-walk

 

 

Perfectly Pasturized

Milk and Cream
m milk for babies delivered to
in parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton

Wad: Butter, Eggs from our
" gum, and Buttermilk fresh» dally

F. H. WEMPE & SON

WWI/Jae:w/IJJ/J'I/I/I/wxwar/lerw/xxklxzirkk).

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Schultze’ 5 Friday Fish Specials

 

EANC 1‘ ES( .ALLOPS ............ 5% pint
FANCI FRESH MAC KEREL ...... 30c lb.

Steak Halibut ................. . . . . 32c lb.
Steak Salmon ..................... . 30c lb.
Steak Cod ......... . ..... 3. . ._ ..... . .3 22c lb.
Steak Tile Fish........... 20clb.
Steak Boston Blues .. 161: 1b.
Butter Fish”... ...... 3001b.
\Vcak Fish . ._ ........... . . ..... . . . . 28c lb.
Flat Fish ................ . . . . . . . 12c lb.

Haddock ............. 12clb

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Nor-walk, 39 Main St. Wash’ton St. 311113. R. Ave, S. Norwalk
Westport Stamford Black Rock _ Bridgeport

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Our Christmas StOck Is
NOW Complete

Gloves Hosiery,
Caps, and

 

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You will find 1191‘.» .1 s-le a 1i-11 f; Closets.
BI‘assch‘M. Underwear. l{.111<11‘12:< . llOl‘u‘w. Boudoir
Handkerchiefs :1: 111051 111151313128:le prices.

 

Kelephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1618

 

TAXI

Telephone 908

Any Time Da)T or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
Io. Prices Moderate

3 American Taxi Co.
11 North Main Street

COAL

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DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53

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SPECIAL SUIT SALE
Isn't and Young Men’l

$15.00 to $30.00
at

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.A $111.1ll (lop-Emit SCCllE'tN 2113' Of the»; artilos for (11115111135.

Your Inspection Is Invited.

MME. JEANNETTE

56 SOUTH MAIN STREET

SOUTH NORWALK

 

Delivery.

 

.A.F.Beckma1m€9°Co. Inc.

83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
PHONE 1405

FREE DELIVERY

 

 

 

 

Quality Groceries and Free l

 

RAILROAD RULES _
WILL SAVE. OVER
$59,900,900 A YEAR

Continued 1'er First Page

 

 

the past, even including'wage scales
adjustments.

Large economies are expected to re—
sult from revision of the classification
rules, which Were made more elastic.
and hereafter will permit members of
certain crafts. Statisticians attached
to the Labor Board estimated that
economics in operation, increased cm-
cicncy and larger output, would ap-,
proximate sso.mo,ooo a year.

Proi‘ision for the representation of
minorities who may have grievances is
another important item of the new
rules. l'ndcr the National Agreement.
negotiation for cmploycs was placed
almost wholly in the hands of labor
organizations. ‘wlth the result that the
railroads and many indufin’al and
civic, institutions declared that 'the
agreement forced a. closed union shop
on‘thc roads. Non~union men found
it impracticable to attempt to bring
their grievances ISN’fOl'E‘ the board and
as the rules worked out. union officials
handled the cases. taking their pre-
cedent from the National Agreement
negotiations in which union officials
acted for the omployes in drawing up
the agreement unalcr 1‘s:rlrral’control..

“The principle of the open shop.es-
tahlished by the new rules." a state-
ment by board numbers said. ”Will in
fact. be more Illi-Ol‘t‘ilcal than practi-
cal at the present time. since a large
majority of th»: railroad shops are un-
ionized zzml the - :xistil: ;: unions are re—
cogmzed by 1'11. l;o.1.d and by the
Donation .Ast as representative
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snortimwvl by the experience of years,

 

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Il‘lr more rigid rules. however. were
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laboIezs to dismantle Wooden freight
cars hereafter. l ode: the National
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PHONE 113

 

 

 

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OUTFLOWERS AND FLOWERING PLANTS

‘Where can you get go al‘lty fresh cut flOwc—zs and flowering plants from
the man who buvs and then sells rhem? We grow~ thorn and request you to

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Were allowed to do this work. About
6‘ per cent. 0“ the country's freight
(a: ‘s 1111' built (11' “00- l The new rule
v.1}l permit 9211111011. s getting 3.. " .25 to
$5 on a. (is ‘

(mired to be 101. e l_\‘ cur me 11 mesh-
i“g‘ $5 54 u dax‘

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by the board. for IIIC— first time. creates

as ‘special app“: mice. ’
prentices in the sl‘Well
regular and helpers
gular apprentices :
the service between 1' e
21 years and
‘prenticeship and helper apprentices
are those apprentices selected
the ranks of the helpers
xix-entices are to be ‘ selected from
oung men beiween the age of 18 a

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. TRISTRAM 69°. HYATT

N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

Made-In-Norwalk Toys

A wonderful display Of Mechanical Novelties that will
the children of five or fifty. '
See the Window Display.

 

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GLOVES FOR GIFTS

Hand Bags for Ladies and Children
Box Papers and Correspondence Cards
Ivory Toilet Articles of Many Kinds

 

Vi sitthe Gift Table.

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ship incoming 39111111 \111
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maintained for doing C( rtaln kinds of
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work have been Inc-dilimi
discontinued tl‘. us eliminating the ex—
p( n“ of maint 1i 1mg unm {€55.11} men
on 111‘ rolls. fitlha ru ll-s lmu- lu-vz‘.
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reprlxzwutw-i current vnlis
thought of 131:.- (‘IU‘I‘IQ‘E‘S 3:111 1:11: 1;}ch
as to working conditions and 1'11
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H. Krieger CO.

 

The Leading Outfitters to
Men. 'Women, Boys

 

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A GPCAND OLD RIDIEDY
strong and We'll
lictltcr your rest is
hacking cough
tickling in the

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an annoying

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Md. writes: “After an attack
of the flu’ I was left with a sewers
Nothi.‘ g rc: ‘iexed ‘me t1ll I
Honcx and Tar W1} ich J
niglly rxcommend.” It carers
membrares with a healing
Sand soothing coatmg. loosens phlegm
and clears air passages. Stimson»
FPowell Carp. ' ‘

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Having
Plumbing Troubles ?
Call 2389 for

W. J. Ungvary

 

 

 
 

Perfect Copy of
A $100,000 N ecklace

Come su: tlze \.‘;lii 12:.122‘13 or: 211‘ ‘es.
most bzautiful 1:;‘11‘5 “ “ ‘
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Bouquet 3
Now Sold for 10¢

Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢

Our NO. One, 8c; 2 for 15c

Perfecto

 

OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY

 

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Co.

82318 place to go 1.1 1.91:1 C Te 1‘
a first class Pam's or

Varnish Job.
301:. So. Diain and Woodward Au.
Phone 9531

ROsenfield
Bros.

HARDWARE 8: HOUSE
FURNISHINGS

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125 WASHINGTON ST-
' so. NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

GUNS‘

 

SPECIALS
FOR THE 'VVEEK

 

Extra. Fancy Prunes. . . 140 1b.

Oatmeal in bulk, fresh sup-
ply....-.......... 61113.256

Extra. Fine Salt Pork . ‘. 20c 1b.
Toilet Tissue, 37 rolls . . . . . . 250

 
 
 

Ammunition, Hunting
Coats and Belts
Special Sale for Ten Days Only

An opportunity to make savings in
high graden,merchandise

 

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F. H. BAXTER
DEUGGIST .g‘
5 SOUTH MAIN STREET l:

AGENT FOR
Page 8; Shaw, Park 8.; Till‘ordi

Green Seal, and R .153611‘ I

C ANDIES

NOTICE
F. I—IAIN

Has opened first-class cidel‘l
mill on Boston Post Road
for the season. Clean, fast
and powerful. I buy apples

 

 

‘ in large or small quantities...

FOR SALE—New red oak;

six hoop, ‘ paralfined. {a
gal. bbls. Best in town.

AUTO TOPS, NEW ANH
RENOVATED

Also Upholsterlng of .Lluaouolnu E
First class Pamtmg 3

A. MAIER '73.;

South Main Street , 1
Opposite Wilson Hat 8110‘ :
PHONE 902 i

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Tarlov- Bros?

UP-TO~DATE ClGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR

LONDON

MADE
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