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epa en 11 ineers Wm... .-. — . _. —————— .. ------------- ..--- --. ..... ,--- ------- «w, ------------- ~ ,,
asked thexcngn... Lilll‘ge tile_ ’ .' ' "
harbor and remove luliimcllt and re- : ' ‘ -
\l ”(l)" weStporl waterways fuse that has been curried into the . - '
river by the town sewers and which .. '~
had been particularly responsible fol 9
iw. 8.—‘l.m- tn.- fi—flTst “:13 30.000 tons. which could easily the filling up of the, harbor.’the engi-
. vine is pltlszn't't ol aklc increased to 60.000 tons with the' near: flatly refined. They put it Furnished by Maples & Goldschmidt
11““ M (“F imi‘lo‘l" Proper water (ucilliies. squarely up .3 the town and said the. _ ' = .- -.-.—.. -3... ,
33‘ 1“er and $‘ll18a- The town was paying 81.20 to 31.30 Federal requistfnents had been vNZat- High. Low. 1:30. _ 4
a. tan more for transportation rates ed when the SGWCI‘ESG “'85 allowed to Allied Chemical 74% 73% 74% . l X.
on: “glue". were than the standard price tor Long 131- deposit in navigable waters and the Allis Chalmers 447,. 4454 44% ‘ ,-, ‘ " '
“ml. After inspecting and Sound hauling and lightens; Expense for clearing the harbor would Am. Can 72% 71 71% ‘3’ ‘
.4 new“; met about work. he lald.)and he explained how have to be born by the town. Com- Am. Ice 107% 107% 1071,;
.. vl'lyvng and busl- local coal drillers had to engage 700 plnlnt oi‘ the sewerage deposit had Mm. LOCQ- ‘ 123 122 123% i\
, .. lle lzedrillg. toll and 300 ton barges on which they' bern made I’N‘VlOUSIY to the local and Am. Smelters w' 633,4. .53 53% . .
Wm: M “or, adv0— could on”, load 300 to 400 tone at coal county health authorities. ' Am. Sugar 1 75%.. T7491 755;. $ t S tin l R d . ;
'i'mllzlng a new cilan- because heavier cargoes could not. be Am. Tel. & Tel. 124 123% 124 er 0 en e ea ers) ‘-- ~ ‘I
mul- entrance- to the brouxhfi up ti le ril er. He offered tig- I’VE" SUBS'I'ITII'I'ES ORDERED‘ Am. TOb- 153% 153 153%" ‘j‘ “r" ' L‘
and construction uroo showing that 35,000 had been Am’. \Voolen * 95"" 95% 95% " ’2‘ .1. ‘
'l.-- railroad bridge in lost because 500 tons of brick {or the Fu-‘l Administrator F. L. Lamsor. of AllaCOnda. :14?!“ .148? 48% WA ‘ ‘Q
lm it would convert r. M. c. A. had to be'transported by this clty today received the following “chm“ ' ° F 004 101 ‘ IVE DI) |,A [ZE WILL BE A RDED DAILY T0 \ ”
. i ilzlrlnli lake. rllil instead of water. and $4,000 had telegram from State Fuel Admin.s?r:l-' gildfillxco- 133% 131 123% A F L R PR 3): -‘ -
it‘ll «lone llh‘re by the I been lost by the town by rccciving’ tor ’Jhonlns W'. Russell instructing “3.50.3 i0 42% 42 4214 9N “E To r
wither river ro llurhor trap rock by roll. lie estimated the him to water the use of at least uven- 39:11:)???“ 2.123% 2:22 63% THE! PERSON SUBMITTING BEST 25WORD s R " \' ’4'
l $33,000 was spent to loss in freight rates on coal, brick and ty DE" cent substitutes With 6011195110 3 - e 9-. . 53 1 -. ‘1
ml {mlv- Coot docp trnp rock. due solely to the lack of anthzacltc coal sold by 811106314831- Can. Pac, 141 140% 141 ’ SOME QUESTION' , .1‘
l» at law rule periods. proper freight accommodations. were ere Cen. Leather '33“ 33% 33% ' L ‘-.
. nrlgilllll allnnntgl has 323.000. “It you hone not already done so I Cho‘ndler M01; -. 3.3% 6.1% 63 . _ 1r“ . “
lino all east and :l we" The hearing was conducted by Ma- request that 3011 immediatelv notify Ches & 01110 _ 52% 25., 65 ' l . fix, 49"- ’ i
natural action of ii Jor V. L. Peterson of the Engineers” 30‘" dealers 3° "‘3‘ every delnerv 0f XCOD'E“ ,)_1"’*..1.‘1." 122' . i ' f. . ' ‘ (“if
‘2‘ am that flows into the Corps 0! Providence. and Assistant domestic anthracite must contain “9t Chi‘ B I’ 33% 31% 32% . - . , a . ~ ~ . 3
Engineer E. M. Crawl”._ The, less than twenty per cent. substitutes. Corn Products 43-34 128% 1322»; I I '0 ay 8 nestlon o 2 .‘1' - - _. i
la rapidly becoming‘ un- sought suggestions from the towns- S‘mh as b“°k“’h9‘t or bituminous 905‘ Crucible Steel 222‘ 637 f5? . . ;“ 3
.~‘ \~ ml llllslm-sn man told pcnlllc from “lllCl’l to make recom- 1' dealers have any It you think it Cuba. Am.) Eng 86" 23" ‘37? ~ ‘ ' ”‘I l
- . Hull lulrimr conditions nlemlzltions for improvements. The adxisnblc. ”“3303 30“ request 30“" Eggisgth‘ZV232n 91:2 3:14 2:3“ . ' ~ ). -
"‘r “W W“ W WW “n“mm °‘ "w “mm“ W“ "9”“ ‘° “5‘” ““9“"2 *°.“"’ ”“2. p33. Run... .3 12% mi ,. The Quwtioni “WHAT WOULD YOU LIKE FOR CHRISTMAS . ~
1., ll‘llllil‘l', trap lO(k cc- fnr a channel direct from the entrance 10b if???“ 333' the necc '5“) 0f ““0 Gen Asphalt 46%, 45% (0% ’ ‘ ‘ r l l '
lllllml-e lit-rt). been“ of of the outer lmrhor to the State street '5“ 5 “ on ' . ‘ 4’ ” " A N WHY 'P” ‘ ' " - ’7) ,
.yirlilnn. costs (‘mfi‘fistfl bridzo. A (icplh of from four to 12 SC“. Ellgfgrsc 1:?“ 1:222 13;, ' f_ L: ‘ D . - .a -‘
... r... crnts a ton more than {cc int mcanJow water and a. width The regular meeting of the Norwalk . (12:68?“ 35% 343,6 353/: 3a)? . t .f . . , , 9
l‘u s ll..‘!‘pllr! anl Nurw llk. or 100 to 200 foot to the north of the Radio Association of Norwalk will he ' ' ' “
, . 79 7 .
.‘.v.~,\'l-ll of tho Knrm ’l‘cr- lwillrrn worn :‘lllOnK the suggestions. held this evening at 8 o'clock, at the ‘ ért :22: g; 31 3% 31 . . ANSWER To QUESTION NO. 2 ;
: ml. sail tiw ionn: up on Thu oncinrors “l'l‘t’t asked to divert club rooms. Liberty Square East Vcr- l illxsplr'ltion C 331A 33% 3315 ‘1’ _ .f' ‘ . -
., .: I: In r in .U: I.njt__‘mlr_:r:or inn rf'jfh.“nt" streams so it walk. ) HF _~ 11nt‘ilcr‘iiar Fr. 50% , 50 50% I _. 3.1:: f. ,) _-.
'4- - lint-“Ck“ 14* 14% “'6 «‘4
' l ‘ . I Kansas City So. 19% 19% 19v _ _) “ ‘ "‘ x ‘ ~ r
, llnt. Pnpcr 52% 521,". 52% r' "xt >3 ‘ ' 1
’ / KellySpring. 44% ‘2’); {4% {W " l y :‘ OII~ODOI000~IIIIOeeoieIota-OJAO‘Io.conic-0"...ItsoIoIIDCIo-ui
,. ; \ Kenn. Copper 35% 351,; 35%
\ , Keystone Tire 10 91.6 9‘75
- Lack. Steel 77% 77 77% ecceoomL-eucee-Loenuenne...en.0-e.0..ooneness-.euosooco-neoOQ‘ h .
Mexican Pete 238 238 238 . .; . ;
‘MiamlComwr 35% 25% 26% U" ....__.....m
; zMiddlo States 12%» 125; 1:35 " '
lllo. I‘ac. 16-31 16‘»; 16% , , ,w . \
ewe 1' - Hudson 247,5 24s; 24% - Nome .................................................... ‘
Y. Central 95 93s; as . , _ . «a .
X.Y...\’ \..H & If. 21 201,0 20% I .; . " 3' _
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The G: t that Last .w . m. “m - . - , .
, 3 Par. on 4634. 46*. 46% l, , . ’ - ' ,
f Pan Am. l‘Pte. 99%_ 97%, 99% ;' I f . A i; : "'7 "
. . . , ' Pan Am. Polo. B 943;, 92s; 94% . . ,
'The satisfaction that acccmpames any gift purchased here Is as en- ; l’r-O. Gas 91 39% 91 This coupon is printed for the convenience of Readers and Judges bui
during 8.8 the gift ltself- 3 Pullman C0. 127 123 126% . b d 3
. . . . ‘ liny. Consol. 13% 136;. 3% need not necessarily e use .
Quality 15 as certain as the confidence you place in till: 57 year old mellng . 767,5 7 =4 70% , l
"‘ I I ' llw . 1‘; 3:3; 3er 9"3 — -. .._ , ... . .. . . . . ,
Store Whfle prices are ultra. moderate. " llochl imam 5;»: a; l 53:; 3 "‘1" " 'W must'not exceed 25 words, and Will be received not later than
- - ‘ Fears-ROEW“ 30“ 3” 3"“ - . ter. rrow at 8 P. M. Every answer will examined and oonslder- '
.- Solid Gold Fine Diamond *Sov mm. 85% “5% 5"“ ; ' . , feign tllomotm st fairn b rtial bettee f d 00 tes- '
’: . ; Slnclair Oil 33% 31%: 32% - e O u 0 688 an im a com 0 u 35. n "
- Jewelry Silver Plate Jewelry gsO. Railway 231,5 231,1. 231,5. to e i; thiir decigion as f‘ 1 j g
- Sweater Pins In attractive (Platinum or Platinum ”:0 5 J 129% 127313254 tan 5" .mult 2‘3. 'k ‘ soc P. ' ~..)
. $2.00 and $3.00 pr. Dutch Silver and Gold) 3,15%," ,3 5.1.: 1;,2; it ~
Link Buttons Designs ngs ..... $35 to $1.350 ) lovs ( o 47 q 403/. 4734 .,- :H e. ~;; _ ‘fTi SWAHSWERS TO CONTEST EDITOR, EVENING SENTINEL.
$5.00 to $35.00 pr. A Host of pieces Bar Pins $25 to $750 .lTo‘ lam)- god- 8(1):: 80$ 81‘ ‘ ' ,
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Watch Chains All Moderately . La Valliers .. $25 to $250 )1 ”‘3. S) nonm- :0 -
$8.00 to $125.00 P110311“ Bracelets ,_ $50 to 31,000 ll‘. S. Rubber 53;;
Ear Pins $4.75 up Includmg Sc", pm _{ $7.50 to as l ~ :23! m 32:55
Brooches . . . . $2.00 up Candlesticks 1 l ,h' pom,” ' {,3 ’ ,
Handy Pins . . $2.00 up $2.00 to $4.00 each W atches, ); \ anddillm Steel 345'. .
Scarf Pins . . . $2.00 up Salt: and Peppers Gold. Gold Filled l “Ts!- 1jn- TEL 113
Bracelets $7.50 up $1.00 to $2.25 each Sliver and Nickel QT?“ 3‘1“,- S I :3.
Kn'l"cs $7.50 up Trays Women's .. $22.50 to 3600 “f: '“ “ ' ,
Tic Clasps $3.50 up $1.75~$2.25. Men'. $8.50 to 3550 f y-“ D10; 1-15,; pin 30, 7.4;, r-'
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997 MAIN ST.,

 

“Make This Store Your Gift Shop”

G. W Fairchild & Sons, Inc.

JEVVELERS AND OPTICIANS

Bridgeport, Conn.

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NO FI'XDS m3 SAND.

 

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. Lack of funds for the purchase 0!."

sand. ashes. salt or other stun tto‘
)sproad over the walks on the Wash-
ington street bridge has preventedthe
)fxullks from being made ‘sai'e tor pe-
ldcstrians today.
l The blame is attached to thebridgé

tender, who. howex er. is not to blame. ;

Iand who madeln ored early this morn-
1 ing to spread what available sand and
' ashes he could along the length or the
bridge.

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l) Come and Help Us Celebrat

 

CHANCELLOR
CHOCOLATES

49c lb.
1 Best Candy Value
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First

Anniversary
SATURDAY, DEC. 9th,

. . We want everybody to com? and help us celebrate’our first anniversary in our new store. W0
9, Will make lt pleasurable and profitable for everyone that comes. We are showing an exceptional fine

line of goods for the Christmas shopper. Look over the lists, then come and let us show them to you. ‘
Suitable gifts for every member of the family:

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LADY HELEN
CHOCOLATE .
CHERRIES

69c lb.
\ Very Delicious. .

 

 

 

 

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MANICURE SETS

 

LUNCH KITS
STATIONERY
FOUNTAIN PENS

IVORY TOILET SETS

VACUUM BOTTLES

CAMERAS

 

They aretall on display now, all ready:to look at and a look means to want.
We are giving away/a very attractive 1923 calendar as a souvenir for this'day;

 

BABY SETS ~ 3 . l
CIGARS AND PIPES PERFUMES i7 z
SAFETY RAZORS _ TOILET GOODS SETS ' 2
MILITARY) BRUSHES FLASHLIGIITS '1' l.”

’ HAIR BRUSHES HAND MIRRORS ' 0' . ‘il
SHAVING BRUSHES LEATHER GOODS ‘ * “l

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Bread made from a rich recipe. , 5.1. w v !

Try White Rose, the Master Loal' nfade by tllcSix . ) _
who came‘together to make arichcr, better _ ‘ 7 7 _. i
had. It has tile richness from whole milk ,sugar ' ~

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