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The Characterof Yoor Home! I
Plans and specifications for every building on your city lot or
farm determines a great deal of the character of your home; But «not
all! There is also IaWn, paint, arrangement—but most vital of all,
the quality of lumber or building material used. ' . .
Grade “A” lumber insures substantial and durable building. in- .
forlor building materials still leave the best of constructiq: perishable ‘
and the owner subject to constant care and-.yexpense. . ,
Standard lengths for timber have been developed which save both. ' .
.time and money in home building. Seasoned lumber which is oare- ‘
fully inspected upon arrival at our yard, is always included in esti-
mates we gladly make for you when you are thinking of building.
. No matter whether it is a house, barn, alteration or repairing, we
want to supply you ,with materials—Lumber,.Windows, Doors—Ml"- -
¥h;'.aHétoh c Bailey; Co.
' BATTER ,
Authorised Exido Deders in This
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L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street.
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THE MAN’S SHOE
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{QKUM-A-PART
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50c to $2.00
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(instinct one?
.5. Norwalk.Conn-.
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FOLLOW THE CROWD
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THE NEW
So. Norwalk
Lunch
67 North Main Street.
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Regular Dinner 40c.
BEST IN TOWN
Wholesome Food—Home Cook-
ing.
SO. N ORWALK AUTO
RADIATOR REPAIR-
ING COMPANY
Expert Repairers of
“ Auto Radiators
Mud Guards
Gas Tanks
Lamps
Hoods. Sheet
Metal, Brass
Work
GENERAL. REPAIRING
FOR THE TRADE
WE GUARANTEE ALL
OUR WORK
A. HAZIAN. Proprietor
58': Water St., Ft. of Haviiand St.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
FIRST CLASS FIXTURES
ARE THE KIND '-
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and
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flew a man or a womhn is
looking for good‘plurnbing-fin
tum they don’t want any other
kind and when they come here for
supplies they don't get any other
kind either. All of our plumbing
Iwork is of a,superlor character
and, the reasonableness of our
prices will please you plentifuily.
sun. RAYMOND a pm
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2 Flax Hill Road.
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F. s. LYON _
JOB‘ PRINTIN _
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and Copper ‘ I
What You Want ls
MEAT SATISFACTION,
{this you are guaranteed it you buy our meats. Give us your
order for any kind of meat. We have it.
Courteous Treatment — Prompt Service
,. FOWLER’S MARKET
69 No. Main Street Phone 1340 South Norwalk
Quality Groerles ‘ -an- --
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 6? Co., Inc.
83 Wa’shington Street South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY
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Mme. Jeannette
56 South Main St. south Norwalk
Clifford Hotel Building
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS.
For. Your Holiday Purchases
. IWe take this opportunity to extend to you a. most cordial
mvztation to inspect our holiday goods. Our stock is complete
and prices astonishingly low, and will make purchasing from
this store both pleasant and profitable. e
HOSIERY, GLOVES, SILK UNDERWEAR, KNIT UNDERWEAR,
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, consrrs, BRAS-
SIERES, BANDEAUX, CAMISOLES, KIMONAS, conounov noses
eouoom CAPS '
A Small Deposit Secures Any of These Articles for chi-mm. "
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Schultze’s Saturday Specials
Logs of Lamb 32c lb.
Pork Roast .............. . ...... . ........ 24c lb.
Fresh Shoulders .............. I
eee-eeoese
Smoked Shoulders .................. . . . . . 15c lb.
.. ...... ...20clb‘.
I ..... 28c lb.-
Cudahy Skinned Hams ..... . . . . . .. 28.5 lb.
$3,
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g :HcmevMadeSausage Meat 35c lb. 3
. merchandisefor the nearest guess.
Forequarters of Lamb .......
Rolled Rib Roast .........
eel-Geese
. SEE THE BIG CHEESE. A
. In the window of the Main Streetmarket. ‘ Guessea on its
weight are unlimited. Contestcloses Decemb
or 18. $12.56 in
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Schultze 8 Sanitary Markets -
‘ so and 43 lain seat, amok. ‘
syn-flinch Street in minute. So. lot-walk.
mature Georgetoan DarlenI Stanford llaokflook "Bridgeport
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BenefICIal Loan booiety _-
m SMALL Loan am ' '
assistance?“- :W‘iaiis'wmsimmr‘“ ~
or note m a much. confidential, and absolutely safe manner. ’Advtoo ,. '
and communicate tree; See us today tor rennet-motion-
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BenefICIalLoan Soc1e'
Bout}! Harwell;
, Coal Company.
1 ‘ and Iron Company is one of the two
.- jlargest anthracite ahippcrs‘into this
. in “Da‘ and Dare." his latest William
. L‘ulcle Cooper.
‘ dramatic story by Louis Duruea. Ligh-
‘ escape from serious injury
" Muir Adoree, ‘was’
' escape when the car nearly turned
. Aid ‘Bdcle'ly, or the Grace, Baptist
chili-ch Hell!“ be delivered ~ tomorrow. I
HARTFORD. Dec. 9.—-—Reporte
cure with ahfliraclte coal for ship;
L’hiladelphm and Reading Coal and
Iron Company resulted today ln"‘the
sending 0'1 telegrams to, Senators
:George P. McLean .and .Fra'nk B.
at Washington. audio ofliclalsiot the
II - ‘ minim
In the opinion of" the Connecticut.
‘Fuel Administration this‘ practice en
the part of. the Coal Company wllk
within a. few days. result in~the.sus-
pension of the shipments on nearly
one-half of the coal heretofore receiv-
ed in this State. and will mean. un-.
less stopped Immediately, a. coat 1am-
for every householder, every“. indus-
trial establishment andIevery‘Pm
iii-m in Connecticut. 4 . 7 .
_ The Philadelphia and Reading Coal.
State and. although this embargo
net the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad. has been ‘ in
erect only a. ahort‘time. it. has already
been felt in greatly reduced coal ship-
ments into this State. Coalvdalere
are greatly concerned and consumers
will soon be without coal unless a
remedy is found. .
The telegram sent Ito Senator Mc-
Lean reads as follows:
“Quote herewith telegram sent to«
day to Vice-President Ewing ot‘Phil-
adeiphin. and Reading Railroad Com-
pany: ‘Am officially advised that you
refused to allow anthracite loading of
any Carl on your lines consigned to
Connecticut. If this refusal is contin-
ucd it will mean most serious short-
age in this State. as the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Company
is one of the two largest anthracite
shippers into the State. I do not be-
lieve the rig-urea regarding number of
your care on the New Haven lines
justifies your action, and I believe the
attitude .0: the NewIIHuven railroad
and their unusual efforts to co-oper-
ate with: you call for immediate can-
cellation of your virtual embargo.
\Vlil you ,‘kindly advise me by wire as
to what do may expect. Copies‘ot this
telegramigo toIW. J. Richards. presi-
dent. Phfiadelphia and Reading Coal
Company; W’. l). Vi’arriner. chairman.
Anthracite Distribution committee; C.
E. Spengl’edemi Fuel Distributor. and
Frank B. Brandegee, United States
Senator." suggest advisability of peti-
tion immediate investigation by In-
terstate Commerce Commission.
AT THE THEATRES
srxnav Enzyme.
Tom ‘Jflx Hes Ifnusuai Role In New
Feature “Do and Dame.”
TOM MIX!
Tom Mix, the bright beacon of
western drama. will be at the Regent
um] Palace Theatre: Sunday evening,
Pox production. a. stirring story of in-
trigue. fighting mood and a. South
American revoluion. ‘
l'ndcr the direction of Edward
Sedgwick, the story by Marion Brooks
has been vividiy picturised and an
excellent cast selected for the support.
including such character nclbrs as
Claude Peyton; Bob
Klein. Jack Rollins, Hector Sumo.
\‘Viibur Higby and Gretchen Hartman.
Claire Adams. the smiiing, Winsome
leading woman. plays opposite the
ylrizc star. .
rm CE TODAY.
All Star Cost In “Paid Back”—VIaudc-I
discrimination against the loading of» I'
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LADIES: ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS—Ini
ment to Connecticut on the part-cot the p ‘
{Bi-anaemia, to’ Federal reel authorities '
.ine fraught with serioui poi-lbllltles-
. Remarkr—Willlam C. Minion.
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DRY:
HAIR AND SASH RIBBONS —- ALL SOLORS _ , ,
Christmas Ribbons, 5 yd. rolls, 15c; Wreath ribbons, 1 in. 10c yd.; 1 in. 163 yard é
NY NOVELTIES IN LADIES’ N ECKWEAR.
tialed an
50c, 5
HAND DRAWN & EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFS . _ $129
.MAD'IERA LINEN HANDKEBCHIEFS $1.00, $129, $15
. . . II MEN’S ALL-LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS
. ,Hemstitclled 3"”: .-350, 50c, 69c, 89c, 95c Initialed . . . . . . . . . . 50c, 69g 75c, 513°
PLENTY OF CHILDREN’S HANDKERCHIEF S
HY AT?
GOODS
d embroidered, 250,
69C, we, 89c and $1.00 3
, $1.59, $1.89 . .-
0. $1.89, 82.19 i)
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Instrumental Duet—Mr. and Miss
Hopltlns.
Solo—Mn, Rees.
Reading—Mrs. J.’ D. Nimmo.
Solo'Frank Herman.
Selection—Quartet.
Sermon—Rev. D. 0. Thomas
Mistress of Ceremony—Mrs. M. Ran-
.dolph.
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Youngsters of. many Norwaik Sun-
day schools are looking forward to
the annual church Christmas trees.
Santa. Claus is the center of attraction
for the occasion, of course. and he al-
ways. appears in the most delightful
fashion, bringing some remembrance
for every child present.
ROWLAND M. BEACH
Fioflat ‘
whence“ P110110 3149
SPECIALS FOR .THE'
Fancy Second Potatoes, 8.
bushel .............. . 686
SelectedStateEggs,
adosen. ........ ......450
Kirluuan’eornorex Soap
. be her
audience. mum
\illc Today. ,.
Thousands of fans liked the Inpclb
. polished villainy and coeummate' love - ‘
making of Irving Cummings on-the
screen. He was for a time one or the
most popular actors. But now .' he is
directing only, and "Paid Back," the
universal all star attraction at the
Fe lace Theatre, today with vaudeville,
is an example of his succeu in the new
iinejof endeavor. “Paid Back" is a.
toniwith the chief figures imperson-
atedby auch__mmous players as Gladys
Broifitweli, Stuart Holmes. Mahlon
Hamilton. Kate Price. Edna Murphy,
Annunsmwart Hun. Lillian West um
“’11th Lucas: _I..? .~.: ‘
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REGENT TODA¥§ :
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Vi tor 1W alts
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_ i‘LOVELY LUCERNE” -
Played By _
Great White Way Orch.
A.J.Collins Co.
70.72 north stain St.
Sid-tractDoubleMure . . II .
Renee Adoree, who plays opposite
William For production. ”Mixed
Faces." whlclf‘will be shown at £11:
R "4' Theatre today had a. narroI
mm when she
' ’ bile
voluntered, to drive an automo . I_
do a'ei'eép. clin'. while meningeal“: I
of Lhe scenes for the’ picture. .
Political plotters, in Ithe story. had
blohked a road with logs. and Ruth.-
ri" 88. e the 1': , .. I
e as yr " ' to drive downIIme
sideoi: the cilf: along side of the road.
Mlle Ad'oree' volunteered ItoIdrlve the
mochmeéand she did. . ; .
‘ Although: the youthful and charm-
ins‘etar sufl’e'red no ill effects .. from
theiaxlvent’ure,’ she did have aginmw
over on her. In addition to the ,RueT
sell feature Shirley Mason will be. pro-
sented In “Shirley or the Circus her
latest m vehicle-
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Win In. W mam.
Min Grace W Chm-
no annual'eemom of the Ledlee'
moment 3 o'clock. 'The program
will be.” m
moor-“sumac Power ot Jesue'
haraoter more! “53’. ;
A GIFT?
, Here‘s «the: Answer
EVERYONE has use for a _
- hand bag or suitcase some-
time br another— and what
splendid gifts. they make.‘ l-teI-e~
yourwiil find. leather goods in
Ice.
Trucking
52 Meadow Street
Wood and
Fred liain
j
Alexander’s
“The Christmas Store"
COME DOWN !
. You will be surprised: to see
‘ the beautiful selection suitable
for this occasion.
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SILKS LINENS
WOOLENS TRIMMINGS
\‘EL YE TS SCARFS
DRAPERIES BED SETS
CURTAINS BLANKETS
Hamish
. 207 {dummies ST.
. ones: -959
Liberty Square
Tili'iiORliAlKS" ELECIRICI to.
11 X0. Slain St.
No. 8 North Main Street,
South Norwalk.
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F. H. BAXTER
6 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
DRUGGIST
drink for pleasure alone, and
value.
into n town you must visit
and piping hot.
served also.
Prescription Pharmacies
S N. Main St.
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- ' Agent for Page 6: Shaw. Part-z!
Tel. 29.8. ; Tilt'ord, Green Seal, and Ru::.=:s
~ I Candies.
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HOT CHOCOLATE. ; us We learn m.
Hot Chocolate is a drink you can i
certainly has a distinctive food i
For the finest hot choco-
our
fountain because here it is rich and
full-flavored, sweetened just right
Other hot drinks
H. A. MEAD
86. NM“.
Science tells
times as much thru the eye as :‘W
R the ear.
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‘ H—ez—éarethc
SUITS
thaw?”
Equipment for Every
“THAT
Hot Water Boilers.
“THATCHER”
Steam and Hot Water Boilers.
i Boilers.
“GpE!!SER" and “ACTIVE"
dry Stoves.
Air Furnaces.
“THATCl-IER METEOR"
Air Furnaces.
Air Furnaces.
Oven Coal Ranges.
“TWIN-FIRE”
Heaters. _
8mm muss
Sanitary Plumbing and Heatin
Phone 3072.
umchHEIB” rBonUOl'S
Include Cooking and Heating
CHER" Round Steam and
Square Sectional
Garage Heating
“THATCH ER” 7 / 7
systems. Su 5111) FIT HIS FIGURE
“GEYSER” Round Hot Water p-- A fine blue me at $24.50, Th:
Laun-
“THATCHER TUBULAR” Warm
Warm
“THATGHER PIPELESS" Warm
“THATCHER” Single and Double
Combination Coal.
and Gas Range and Other Types
of Single and Double“ _0ven Gom-
blnation Coal and Gas Ranges.
“KOMPAK” GasIIAutomatlo Watch
“ouno'v Country Water System. .
Go. Norwaik
rm ,
I His
suit with no regrets.
For $27.60 a. business and spei
suit—om; vest, trousers all
knickers — in rough Scotch
tweeds.
Others from $19.50 to $39.50.
Overcoat: from $16.50 to $45.00
CCPY—Ii'IGHT
Clothing Co.
g a North Main St.
+- I .
15 Monroe St.::
‘ Stir? ~ 7 85- MEN’S OVERCOATS
”in run“! mu“ rleld min. Strictly A11 Wool
BY name In: . and up
renum~ , , . 513 50 _
or m Wm : ,
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nus Wantiomor GOttheb S
200:0“ H‘ 10 So. Main St. So. Not-walk
, all? is apt gmduim'un; :I
,orownwandrinlack-e Christmas ,
gift tomes any Mona orfam-I
‘lly’mfe’mber: < . .-
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