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Of Our
57th Anniversary Sale -
And it has been a glorious sale—never before in our 57 years of merchan-
dising fine Jewelery have our atrons been better leased o
to the most excellent values ogfered. p (more rm"
Our daily departmental sales have been a distinct success
‘ inade and steps taken immediate-
“ y y to assure m and regular
- wasnmorox Nov. Ia—suec'ma delivery. «m m
tion 3 in order on the makeup or
coifimittea in the new Congress. 7 rd -
flat the election melts are in. m ’ 7:
Senator-George]? 11ch Saute-7 " 77
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. - clotted. will find himself with two
j- ‘ emanships on his hands. He may E
E and 51;: $0M these will be in the department of Dia- §"012°fi;2.i§;“§ail‘iti§‘&§i of % TAKEN IN ,1 :_ __
. men a ems. , W, ”- I
Inflow; osntfiiiim‘nmd cuff Grand Ofieers Present to? -
mood. as he finds this man
W,lr
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Probably let it *
' other Wumty Doss. But he Iain; .
, Butler mg. Beneficml Loan
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Committee On the Territories and In- Rhett-six anomalies took the 1m).- , ' . 1-0
sets: Famions, as Senator m a ' mm at the meeting of Butler 4 makes loans in any amount. not exceeding $300.00 at m
New»: Indiana, present cmrmmsr. I 0.0 Fabeldlnth'ei proridedbylav. Yoummnkealoanhereon
retinasMarch! next, and, mm,mm,&uthhhinstreetm wmwhammmmmomunhm
Lennlsmkingnepummmewniax- mismelarsestclassor andcomltafienistree. Seenstodaymrfnrthar
there. Mr. McLean my “my mum that has entered Butler , , ,’ 9 Pi 0‘24
of the 21mm“- faces are“ the fififi any one time and is knowii ' '
Bum committee to Ming class." Another
retired; ‘2‘: m can. a being formed for January.
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“#38 10% Discount f ,
Anniversary .—0 Amy-am
SM” DIAMONDS 5. w... ‘ i
Will be‘ on sale . -. i
-al'3peeialVahs F
while they last.
Among the Many
Sterling Snvu- “. .1 sat. NOV. 18th only W3 hm combed Hitchcock and Poms-rope tho 5% The ma oilcers of the State were
33:1“ Burma-1m , pthe m “f tfie‘ relegated to prlvgte m m mamaflflonsogyldton
"" am. Saturday has been designated ’7 Newmm' I. use on um: coma. ”"3 Mm Danbm- Bfidgew" noon «In. seal—K5 BLDG. srauroan. cows.
7 Bus ...,,_, um . world for the pi“ Then. too. 581131.chch In th New Haven. Greenwich and other
123-..... 33% as Diamond Day and ranges a three m and retireiaent or Porter J. 3%: ““11 a on Ila-walk Agency—I'm m M
m“ “I“! 3‘“ flat10%discountonnnyorevery have gathered 1’ m "”‘pe‘m‘he “m“ own: W 5:3..wa «:1; $3; SKILKunSs. mar-oer, Se m m
Finance, and, with the defeat 0: Son:— lhneheeter'
tore Townsend and Poindexter. he ‘
mmg'givé ghoul”
3d: 5 Bachel- son
Grand Representafiw
NW
diamond in the store ' 6 503t_ of the - moni-
‘h mom}; t' 14m Yam 0!
. Dutch. .Gf'fi...“¥3 It in th strikmg values in on Integers? fiismmmme 0mm!!!“ name: bemoan: msber Samuel
Bread Tray-4n. pinto you £18 3 Mket 93' 0" our m Mp- :Lmr next to LaFonene. men-unr- Kmemmmafirnogd Immefiych Nam" W’.
------..-... $5.00 pect to be we urge you to take lug them into sev- “ m“.”",,,“”“““ “We“ ‘he m
Boxer Tea Spoons
“.75 Set of Six
COALmW a menace.
Thins ." mngottheda,
vinbeanlmponantonemmnmm adjournmentmm to the
v».-
advantage of this offer as our
pencils. SUV" or Gem 7 :1 m as th E c ‘ banquet hall. where 1!; hole: trachea:
ruled .......... 1.00 mm rlces ' ' mm 8 SC!" bin 1; “‘3 -WW and 8m”
a... an... a... c... , 1‘“ 4’ (“film mm!- M a. no. a ‘ Mtge? m .0 mm» am a n. a... 55332.: MASONS’ BUILDING MATERIAL
i”. suck. . Jan pr. cm: the discount) are excel!- . l n mg m a”: W “m '1“? W ’W be“ “a
snwrp mm mm a: :1 0' ‘2... ”an M new-In; attacked ft. m In some. men 4 —— Deliverd Anywhere ---
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Pep .. 1.76 r.
Silver-p Plated Vises p
.......... 81. 00
Plated Child's
$1.00
a. Senator Frank B. Brandegee it!!!
retain his chairmanship of the Com-
mlttee on the Library. and, with Mc-
Cumber's retirement Brandegee goes
up one On the important Foreign Re-
lations Committee leaving him next
to Box-ah.
0n the House side, his colleague-
on the Census and Claims Comrriittee
gill miss Congressman James P.
ya); 0: the Fifth district, who was - stems ,
defeated UyP. B. OSu-llivan or Derby. few 8”“ “fmfifi‘eli’am‘ ’ use
Mr.(BlytheInasrnomemaximums:f Acmuner we ans,
Communion retained W. Z.~Ripley 0f
nsociated with some members and his Harvard to make a. report on the
effective way of handling clalma meas- entire subject In this .report Pra-
ures in the House 0 ten at the request fessor Ripley outlined two main pre— ’
or the chairman has been noticeable. posals; first. a trunk Line Plan, and. '
Congressman Merritt moves up two second; an. All-New England Pia!!-
places on the Interstate and Foreign The commission accepted this tens
Commerce Committee because 015.13% tatlve report, and in addition sue:
retirement of Congressman Sweet of gated additional alternative plans.
Iowa. and Stiness of Rhode Island summaxtumaanumber or individuals
Five of Congressman E. Hart Fenn' s and- omfions have proposed wists
Republican associates on the Banking and means by which the entire pro!
and Currencv Committee—Yolk 01 blem might be Solved:
New York. Appleby ot_ New Jerses. In accordance with the Transporta-
anrenee of Missouri. Echols of West tion Act of 1920. the Governors of
Virginia. and A. P. Nolan of thon— each of them New England States
- sin, go, and Mr. Fenn thus takes a. big have appointed committees to tx‘pro."
Jump ahead on that committee. sent them in calling public hearings.
or the men who outrank John Q- in arrifingat definite conclusions. and
Tilson on the “‘35:: and Means (‘om- in appearing before the Interstate
mittee‘ Fordney retires, Longworth Commerce Commission- His Excel- ‘
may be floor lender. Copley of Illinois lency. Governor Everett J. Lake. has '
lost in the primaries. and Freer of appointed as his representatives on
Wisconsin has resigned to prosecute the Connecticut Railroad Consolida—
war- proriteers. all of which benefits tine Commission, Mr. George E.
bthe New Haven member. Stevenson. Hartford; Hr. Frederick L.
Congressman Richard P. Freemen Ford, New Haven: and Mr.’ Stanley
tionally low—and, 3; Diamond
from Fairchild’s Is llways a
Diamond of the first water.
RAHBOAD CONSOIIleOW i
$3.00, $5. 00
$7.50, $10. 00
—_._______ ---—-———--—1-
Fairchild’s is a Mecca‘ to? the Seekers of the Beautiful—with the Daily
Arrival of New Things from the four corners of the world, you, who have
wished for something different, unusual, ivill find this store a yertable
treasure trove ' '
G. W. Fairchild & Sons, Inc.
Jewelers and Option:-
9’97 Main St. . Arena. come,
S llver
Up ”nun...
Realizing the importance or an ade-
quate transportation system for the
country as a. whole. the framers of the
Transportation Act of 1920 instructed
the Interstate C mmerce Commission
to prepare and opt a. plan for tho .
consolidation of the railroads into a
1.‘
The Norwalkm Coal 69‘Sllpply
39 Wall 81;. may wear:
SerVIce— +
And Good Values in Dependable Merchan-
dise Sold to Satisfied Customers, Have
Made This ‘Norwalk’s Largest Stone.” *
’Angeviue Furniture (10
In the madam three days 4..
still fresh as when you bought It
RDINARILY speaking, It is the bread that :3
made on the‘ ‘nchest” recipe that keeps best
and longest. The bread that dries out in a day or
two is usually bread of peer ualiry, made of cheap
materials. Bread made of most fill-flavored,
L mg manufacturers, capitalists and real
“ suit of his first. fist! to the Meaty.
.thistime. “Ricki-3mm!»
. decided to become a winter Minnie
retains his position as ranking Repub-
lican member or the Rivers and Bar-
bors Committee.
If the Connecticut House members
are relented a. few more times. some
one of them .mazr be chairman of a.
committee. But. with t‘-- ~=ority
rule recognized. as it is. it's a long.
hard grind.
SLR. “EBB IN FIORLDA.
Norwalk Capitals: fievelopig flop-
erty in Residential Section of
Mlum'.‘ _
Cassius M. Webb, one of the lead-
estate developers of Norwalk, Conn.
has become a winter Win I: re»
He has just purchased a. $10, 000 home
and the lots on Avenue Aatruria,
Coral Gablées am will be sealed by
Mrs. Web!) on January 1st.
Mr. Webb was born in Salem. Ohio,
graduated from Phillips Academy,
Andover, Mesa, and finished his eon;
cation in Germany and France. “ He
early"se's and also in Oklahoma when
it was a territory. A number of the
leading oil filelds in Oklahoma. and
Texas have been preheated by Mr;
weounommrmmma
ing considerable money out of them.
Fair-field ark. one or the finest
real estate developments in Nah-all:
is being developed by 111'.th at
Miamjandso Wrens the nu.-
Men on fir. Webb that he at once
mammnmmmmm
was a. judge in Creed, Colo, in the if
Ballard, Bridgeport. This Committee
has joined with the committees of the
other six New England states in for-
mingthe JolntNew England Com~
mission, each or the state commissions
is to hold a hearing in its state and to
submit the results of that. hearing to
the joint body.
In compliance With the statement .
issued By Governor Lake a. hearing
has been called at the state Capitol
in Hartford at. 2 p. m. on November
21.. Every trade organization, Cham-
ber- of Commerce, representatives of
the American Federation of Labor. the.
Kiwanis Club. the Rotary Club, state
and local officials, traffic managers,
and all others interested in service.
finance and operation have been in-
vited to mmheafing and to‘
present their views. It will “doubtf—
edly be the largest public hearing that T
has been conducted in this state
name ”our. ‘ ,
It is probable the hearing. will,
be continued after the first meeting on
November 21. The committee is
anxious to give everyone an oppo‘r‘ 7
tunity to present their views. and has -
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“Norwalk’s Largest Store”
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most nutritious Hours, of plenty. of lax-cl, agar and
salt, and with rich fresh nan: ought to keep per.
fectlv for a whole week.
One of the reasons that thrifty housewives prefer
White Rose Bread, the Master Loaf of the Six ’
_Bakers, 13 because they have found that it can lie ‘
in the bread-box for three days and still be perfwdy
fresh. And even after six days, if It has been kept
properly, It is still soft and palatable.
The formula for White Row Bread was worked
residence. 1
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