‘ O
§§ 2%. §§ ”8.
L5 13mg?" §3
mdwqbfikb
:32- 3g 12% 33
g»; '3‘» go So
r; 21/ ”‘3/
z/ /’ 7% é
i/ / "4 /
.7 7 r /.
‘é / f /
i i f i
f4 Z /, é.
1913 1919 191.5 1916
An interesting comparison of the
ibhor cost of producing anthracite
Jul is aflorded by the accompanying
diagram which is based on govern-
—rmt records.
it will be noted that excepting the
tlwo war years, 19" and ms, the
.tput of anthracite has steadily de-
creased, although the trend of wages
Ihs been consistently upward during
fie last eight years.
“of Cost Increases from [1.59 to
$3.86 a Ton
in other words, where in 1918 it
«not $113,320,000 for labor alone to
produce 71,006,816 tons of anthracite,
or 81.59 a ton, in 1920, the labor cost
lb produce 66.!58578 tom—5M1“
than less than in ism—was $352,179,—
morwfi5atomanincreaseof 141
’er cent.
' These figures are based on com-
.ercial fresh-mined coal. Colliery
e-nsumption and washery or dredge
net are not Included.
Anthracite producers believe that
due workers should receive liberal
“pollution, but they rose the
in that the price of coal must he
winced in line with the downward
wt in all other hale commodi-
Production and Labor Cost
0 of Anthracite VCoal
3 During Last Eight Years
3
. «3
:8. r 7
. c f
a a / f
”i / ¢ /
n / /
. . 1/ é
as 5/ ~/ g!
Q: h/ fi/ 9/
.w 3/“? “%
m/ 0W3:
2/.N so?”
077W...
5/ -///“‘°
«Ma‘s.
"/ éhéé
%% f ~/
4 /_ a f
1917 1918 1919 1990
ties-Lahornowabsorbsmpereent
of the cost of producing anthracite.
The present wage meat, we,
isbased ontheaw oftheUnited
States Anthracite Coal Conant-aim
does not expire until March 81, 1922.
Wage! Hon Come Down to PM
Lower Goal Prion
Until wages are lowered, a robe
tion in ht: mine price of anthracite is
.. rm
tmtaqnestionofthe
asmller mm.
mammmgking anyproilt
at present were to forego their entire
netreturmtheefloctonthcrnine
price of coal would be iigihle.
leading sleials of miners’
union have indicated opposition to
anydecrenselnwagesattheex—
plration of the contract. Anthracite
producers however, feel that the
question of a read t of lube
wages will be determined by the
opinion of the public, which has a
vital interest in the matter.
Should there be no and: wage re-
adjustment as has occurred in other
basic indutriee, it would mean that
the public mint continue to pay the
present prices for coal.
SDAY, JAN13, 1922 "r! can .59,»an uoawm rm, 'mcsnu'rmm.
‘DAIL EIREKNN ‘ p '
Anthracite Miners Get 141% More Wa REASSEMBLES l
265 H
for 5,588,143 Tons Less Coal ., FO__R._DI.SCUSS‘°1‘1
h ' ' (Continued from‘ First Page)
.95 to thw chorus approving the treaty.
Entrances in Main Street, Wield Avenue. and Cannon Sta-cu .
i'l‘hv unanimity of the farmers on L
‘thw question is a notable feature of L
.thc demand for ratification. They
‘hnvo held scores of meetings through-
‘011: the country and without excep-
:tiofi. have affirmed their support ofI
1the pact.
l LONDON. Jan. 3.-—P.ival groups ini
the Dail Eireann. which met today
to fake final action on the treaty of
peace between Ireland and Great
Britian. were seemingly as wide
::part this morning as they were when
the hall adjourned for the Christmas
holiday. Dublin advices were dis-
couraging. and it nus declared the
situation there was dominatsd by par-
tisan spirit.
Some observers asserted there was
little prospect of the opoging sPctions
settling their differs-nces. The ex-
tremists were said to be determined
in their efforts to persuade the Irish
people that acceptance of the treaty
involved abandonment of the claim
for the establishment of a republic.
Their work. however. was said to be
Futile. and there were general predic—
tions that the Dali would pass favor-
ably upon the convention. Some cor-
respondents asserted the acceptance
of the treaty would be due to absten-
sions from voting rather than the
strength of those supporting its ra-
tification. In any event. final deci-
sion was not expected before Thurs-
day.
Loansmuy
Y. .‘i. H. A. TO HOLD SthKER.
Affair “”111 Be at the New Home in
South Stain Street.
The Young Mons Hebrew Associa—
tion of Norwalk will hold a smoker at
its newly acquired home on South
Main and Monroe streets. on “'ednes-
day evening, January 41h. This
smoker will be the first one attempted
by the “Y” and according to present
indications it promises to afford some
pleasant surprises for the guests. The
committee in charge has overlooked
nothing in order to make this the most
successful smoker exer attempted by
any local organization.
The main purpose of this get-
togr‘ther is to afford the Ft sidents of.
Nonvulk an opportunity to inspectvthe
recently purchasvd home. which is one
of the finest in Connecticut. Hereto-
fore the “Y" hold its nlwtings in the
South Nor-walk Trust Company build-
WARNING!
Say “Bayer"
andy ”Bayer"
Aspirin in the trade mark of Bayer
{Unless you see the name “Bayer’
,Amot getting genuine ASpirin prescribed by physicians
}«over 22 years and proved safe by millions for
when you buy Aspirin.
Y
on tablets, you are
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache Lumbago Pain, Pain
‘ ccept only "Bayer" package which contains proper direaions.
boxes of 12 tablets—Also bottles of 24 and lWWsh
Manufacture of lonoaceticscidester of Salicylic-acid
ing on \N’ashlngton street. but its ra—
pid expansion requires a real "Home"
and the stride sot by the locals bids
fair to make them the most powerful
in the state.
An open meeting “Wednesday night
Will he followcd by entertainment fur-
nished by local and professional talent.
Plenty of good things to eat and fine
smokes will be provided. Absolutely
nothing has boo-n lo-ft undone to make
this went a. most succ‘vssful and a
standard for future undertakings of
similar nature. Several members of
the succssful baseball team of l921
will h» the guests. The public is cor-
dially in\it0d to be. present.
a! hand—forged ternpered
GAVE hllit' YEAR‘S PARTY.
'I‘hp young lullirs of the \Vcbbing &-
iridging Corp. gavf- a delightful New
Yr-ar's Party. Friday Honing. in their
recreation room at 83 \Vashington
street. About fifty girls and their.
friends: Wrrc pr-‘swni. During the
wxvning Kitmt‘s were played and danc»
ing was enjoyed. One feature of the
naming was a prize fox trot which
was won by Miss Arm’s \‘i'oodwurd
.rnd Miss Myrtle Arlington. Several
other prizrs wcrt‘ anardcd for games
playo-d. (inn gamr- which caused much
t-xcitrment and was enjoyed vory
much was a game (.sllr‘d "Pinata." a
game played a great deal among the
young peoplv of Mexico. At about
11 o'clock a bountiful supper was .
served. The party broke up at about
'midnight. all having a. good time and
expressing a desire for another party
m the future.
kid laced shoes—$12.50.
A WORD OF WARNING.
is to take rather too keen a delight in
the fantastic, the
,----,-
The F. 89’ K. Stationers
It 16 South Main Street
Slenderize Your Figure
No! Your Purse
W. B. CORSETS arr.-
Theywill appeal
-‘Bes
If you are correctlyoorseted
you are perfectly 'gowned '-
QUALITY, STYLE and FIT
to the economiool «on... because they.”
i00°!. CORRECT in
- tooth will put the constitution of its
- they‘ function better in their own pan LOUD ARRESTE
. which man'has invented; they standstill} FOR MG A
' terrific amount of abuse and - - 1
make a ”generous return of toll and! POHCEMAN
pleasure: they always do the best they
' can under the circumstances.
the spectacular.
miraculous.
The average person is never con
tent to' merely feel fit; he wants to
feel like jumping a fence, eating a
'whole mince pie and singing until the
’wee, small hours.
He also enjoys going to the other
Jeni-ems and, when he has a little indi-
gestion to fancy himself an object of
tragic misery.
This almost universal desire for»
‘ Unfortunately the human tendency
shade.
'crises and climaxes has lead to a suc- Nice weight, light but warm.
cession ot fads even along the pro ribbed E t ‘ 1
, ésslve path of science. 8 8C ——unusua. V3. 116
gTJust now the fad is to get rid of the Plum Butch 01' in PM“?
teeth. If one has a. boil he is sure to
have a friend who will assure him that
this comes from bad tooth. if he
have a. lame back gr a sprained thumb
or a. slight headache. on the morning
after trying his latest experiment in
the manufacture of lemonade, from
how, malt. raisins, brown sugar and
yeast. he gets exactly the same ad-
vice.
. He gets so set in this groove that.
when the furnace does not draw well
he starts 101- the dentist to have 3.1 I 2 ’
tooth pulled. - " »
This is all-because a large number otl PMWM 0.! mom-
chmnic diseases have been cured by;
getting rid of a tooth\ which was 111-]
acting the entire system. but this does
not mean that the extraction of any
41.35.
tormer owner in perfect repair. _
Teeth are natural; they are useful: ’
ticular department than? anything
Continued tron First Page
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Therefore . the lbleyconrsa to
Copyright 1521
immoro Winkle the month
. racism and“ will know exactly ,
‘ 3 ‘ " “ Vi" :"f'fi’ ». ' ..not.oeeu_f£ there. .
take is to cansnlt with your dentist so
no to mouse the'circumstances that
your-teeth will lastatlsnstaslongss
you do.
"mule dentist advises the extrac-
. 'of a particular tooth he will do
gammy-because that particular tooth
arrests in this connection. All m;
of the police to locate "Alice Bennett.
Semen-vine." whose name appeared
withjioud'e on the ”Keenan's“ book
have; . n‘unsuocenm'ul. . ”
Immediately utter his arrest. Loud
told theynoliceihnt he hadbeen in an
automobile’ on Welirzroady on the
night in: trauma Mancini!“
. or
,cvenin‘gountilihl’. m «.. ~
He denied . ’ '
1 WW ..
Dr. Kahler comfort
shoes have
Style.
It is quite nat-
ural for women to
think that comfort
shoes must have
square toes a n (1
flat heels and ‘no
style —— a n d be
worn only by “old
folks!”
Women’s warm 1
rich coats— $39.50.
Artistic in their lines and impressive in their beauty"
these coats of fine bolivia and kindred fabrics are of ext
value. I
Beautififl tones of brown and blue.
Mostly in artistic wrap efiects, and with the cha ,
given by beautiful braid and tassels. Some in smart c0 ,
models with collar of lovely fur.
3-) Usual comfort Fine throughout; from fabric to lining and to avg
’ 311068 are that sort. stitch which has been used to give their complete and c ' ,
But not Dr. Kah-
ler shoes. 0n the
other 11 a n d, or
rather foot, Dr.
Kahler shoes have
style and beauty
mtwicoaswide
aerossthehall as
tthe heel. This
theway alm—
tenting efiect. .. 4
Light, comforting, correct, and delightfully warm—J
$39.50.
Second Floor.
and grace. Their ,
lin are ; 1 ' .
T5: . . gm... .. Underwear to really
I. ngifryilft- k a
at 13 so .
Yget they are shogs eep men W rm. :
Elmo? fun" It’s even and smooth in teatime. It is knitted cl '
Dr Kahler shoes “‘1 yet with elasticity. It clings but it allows a ,
mb'uflt on a com freedom of movement. It’s a real protection, a real 1)
bhiatinn last; they vider of warm comfort. .
Ribbed cotton shirts and drawers—45c.
Flawed cotton shirts and drawers, ribbed—85¢.
Wool-and-cotton shirts and drawers, nice mixture-J
m foot is built. $150 and $235. ‘
”1‘33“” Finesoftali- oolahirts <1de '
shoes have a w 9‘“ W .
petitheel 8% siie Union wits of good warm cotton, splendid weith . ‘
00 does 3] 25 and
forward but rest: a , .
easily where it be- Wool-and-eotton umon suits, form fitting, exceii
longs. weights, good percentage of wool—$1.76, $2.25 to $4. , 7
Intho'archofeachDr.Knhlershoeis aflexiblsstrip
stool. This encourages the
of the foot to do their work, strengthens them,
esp: the arch from falling.
Dr. Kahlar shoes have an inner webbing in the upper.
M115 is placed so that it is drawn into a. supporting position
as the shoe is laced. How it rests and comforts the foot l
Dr. Kahler comfort shoes for women are carefully
and expertly fitted here. A large company of Bridgeport
women are enjoying the ease they assure.
Black kid laced» shoes, two distinct lasts—$12; brown
Black or dark brown kid ofiords, two lasts—$11.
Mnin Floor. Rear.
Handsome heather
wool stockings— $1.35.
'A. really rich'and handsome brownish—red heather
A fine soft woolen yarn, interimit with a cotton which
imparts strength and mduoes tendsnay to “ scratch.”
Women’s good staunch cashmere stockings, black or
hadovan, regular and special nines-— $1.50 and $2.
White-sole stocking-8 of 3006. black cotton, medi
1
Children’s stockings of wool and cotton in mixture,
650.
had been set upon by two men while
repairing his automobile. he said. and
they took his moneyand his automo-
bile license. The proceedings leading
to the indictment of Ipud wet-econ;
ducted by District Attorney Tufts wfio
hasslnce been removedby the Sn-
preme Court on charges of mischnduct
or his office. The state was represent-
ed today by District Attorney Ednicott
P. .Saitonstnii. who was appointedby
Governor Cox to succeed Tufts. ‘
~Buy your_Victrola at Dpnpeliyja
on easy_‘wee1rlyphyments. .store open
Fine all-wool union wits, wondrous ligrt and warm-j
$5. _ ‘ . c .
lurk.
Bight Aisle Front.
.5 i. . _.
Sheep-lined coats
for outdoor men.
Greatest warmers for men who drive a car, or a!"
outof—doors in all sorts of weather.
A “shell” of tough durable cotton fabric which is all
most impervious to rain or snow. .7 . .‘
A lining of fine wooly sheepskin; produces as mus!
wannth as an electric heater i
Plain collar or dandy fur collar—hut in every featm
theseam coaxstorreaiandhard service!
‘ $15 to 5272
Main Floor, Roar
~ “Flyer” sleds
now for less!
Great news for every boy and girl whowants tog"
fastestandi’arthestonthohflli =
Flexiblell'lymnowmatloworpficoil .
Elihe steering sleds that are never beaten; that a _
like a greyhound; that get distance; that are steered wi
ones i ‘
Sires holding one, two, three or four boys or gun a;
new prison— . .
l
-. amps monsum ethics soft cotton with in "'
lagreeablo fleecéd inner” makes. all girls’ sizesf— 950.
ton Allie. Ice. ~
~
Ho 14- 333 1'0. 20.— ‘
Slob—v 35. R0. 4.-- $5.
7 MW: "‘
i .
CUT TEIS OUT—IT IS WORTH
atoms curs IN acme PRICES.
‘ ' MONEY.
Anothr sharp reduction was an- .
. nounced Saturday in automobile price .
es and it is rumored that More or
kduring the national. show week sev-
eral more well-known . makes will
Cut out this slip. enclose with 50
d mail it to Foley & Co.. 2835
snemeid Alva, Chicago. 111.. writing
your name and address clearly. You
reach louver price levels.‘ The Show
will receive in return a. trial package
will open next Saturday in the Grandicontainipg Foley's Honey :‘and Tar
Central Palace, New York. The an- lCompound for. coughs. colds and
nouncements Saturday include the sump; Folep Kidney Pills for pain:
Paige, Nash. Haynes and Oldsmobile in sides and back: rheumatism. back.
care. A week ago reductions were ache, kidney and bladder ailments:
made by the Cadillac. Buick. Hudson and. Foley cathartic Table-u. g. whole-
nnd Essex“ cor-m These new_;prices some and thoroughly cleansing ca-r
furnish a clearindicaxionor the keen chorus: tor 4:on “7 13W
competition um “um WW headaches. and—elm ham-fitn-
"the notorious-industry. " non—rowel Won: ,
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