If there' Is any dOubt
.fle
as always been our policy to give our customers 511st
the best of it as to grades. - .,
at a board, it must be laid out.
want our trade tO stick with us during/the years to come,
to obtain this desirable result we realize that we must
iatisinction and a little bit over.-
Price is not the whole argument—if quality counts.
, Cornell, Oelotex Wail Boards Creo—Dipt
'l e Hatch €95 Bailey CO.
“The Home of Service"
Shingles.
‘ "fifl‘he Textile Store
$1.75
Pi” Brocadcd Crepe
tar-1 ..........
Wm? . I . “”" .... 'i‘.?'.‘f‘... 9811
E922 $22: .7”??? $1.39
.336 WASHINGTON 8T.
80. N ORWALK
machincfy oi
your eyes at the first inti-
maIIOn of trouble needs ‘he at-
tention of a capable optometrist.
TH E delicate
Prom examination and the
right lenses.
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WINNIPAUK
FEED STORE
9:.WIB'I'EMOBI POULTRY,
OLD CARS
Sell Your OldLOara to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING C0.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Ila.
BRIDGBPOB'I. COIN.
Phone Barnum 5586-3
Second-Hand Pal-ta and-Tires" to
Fit Any Make at Gar.
WILLIAM J. MOORE
()I'Tillll [‘21 I’ .151
‘ Keelcr Building. “‘ushingtOH St.
South Sons-11111 Phone 9032
I
' DeForest Reflex Radio
Sets and Parts
k THE NORWALKS’
ELECTRIC CO.
Agents for the
11 North Main Street
1-110“; 211:3
7““ --a-
OLD FRIENDS AT THE
I
OLD PRICE .
The Old Well 5c Cigar
Perfecto Bouquet, 10c
0 Washington St.
Natureopathic Physician
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS
DR. THEODORA
SHREITER
OF ALL K INDS.
ELECTRIC IJGH‘I BATES AND
SHOWERS.
. MASSAG E—SI’INAL‘
TREATMENTS. ,
Nstnrcupathic Treatments Care
for All ills Except Contagious
Diseases.
Phone 1632
Clotliier.
11 MAIN ST.
FALL SUITS
find;—
OVERCOATS
$15.00 to $35.00
The Lowest Priced Store In the
Norwalks.
ASHER GLICKSON
r‘urnisher
Hatter and
to Mon and [toys
NOR‘YALK
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SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Pni'c ( )ld l~‘n shiom-d
l
1
I
l
1
. [luckullrat Flour. 3 105.. 23c
California Largo Meaty
Prunes .............. 150 lb.
Pun.- Ncw Orleans Molasses
25c 111.. 000 gal.
* Toilet Tissue. 7 for 25¢
'A. STULL
~34 Cottage St.. East Nor-walk
£—
DAY and NIGHT
SESSIONS
ALL comacmL
" COURSES
snBOLL‘ now
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
National Bank Building
Phone III-2.
Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. rssn, cum. an.
smw, rssTILIzsa, no.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwaik, Conn.
33 Center Ave.
Try a Bottle of Angel Drink.
' Chocolate Mailed 111111:
Made by
THE NORWALK DAIRY
CONfl’AN Y
Phone 1364.
Home dcliverta. 200 «413‘s pint
Norwalk
‘v‘
. plate Assortment of
' .. rs and con.
fith'l‘ABIJlS
Or an Kilian
K. Banks
Hotel 8101*
: NORWALK.
Sacha'~Dalieioua
NEW ENGLAND
' BREAD
Fresh Rails and Broad rune. Dally
rnv rr one: AND You
mu. WANT rr ALWAYS
New England Brad
View Broad
“vow 0110mm: 1!
‘11va
11:55 a. m.-——Time signals.
12:40 [1 m.—Produce mark
port.
D. A. R.
-I
:45 p. n1.——Musical program
N. Y..
“'JZ. New York (445 Met
:00 p. inn—Afternoon and
concert by direct wire t'roi
\l‘annumaker auditorium:
Cram“. 1". A. G. 0..
Ralph Pcmblcton. tenor:
\‘ine. pianist:
prano.
:00 p. m.—-"Thc Home Bea
by Dorothy Ethel \la'alsh.
:15 p. n1.—-\'iolin program
pupils of Michel Sciaprol
:00 p. m.——D:mce program
:30 p.
New York State Dept. of
and Markets: Farm and
reports:
eign Exchange quotations:
:00 p tin—Selections from
Boys Own Book of Pom
MocMiIlsn talk by “'iiliam
herd.
7:45 p m ..-—-—
Job."
by Geoffrey C hildc.
S: 00 p m. —— “Broadcasting
way" by Bertha l‘rnlnardu
“How to Got u
or. contraito.
10:15 [1 m.—Dance program
from the Hotel Astor.
“‘Gl. Mcdford Hillside, M
(880 Meters.)
2:00 Noon—Music l‘
..
Itorecast.
1" :45 p 111. -——-Closlng Repor
3:00 p. m. — AMRAD
Cluh Program. 1 , "Hos
Talk" by 1118. Bailey All
Descripthe Musicale
:30 p. m.-—Cioslng Stock
Reports. Live Stock Mark
ports. “'eekly Review of
tions in the Iron and Steel
try—Iron Trade Rev“
Sports News.
6:40 p. m.-—-Code Practice.
No. 173.
7:00 p. m.—Evenin3 Progr
by Roger \V. Baboon.
instrumental solos.
9,
1c soprano of New York.
2- :45 p. m.—-—Cla.ude - VeisOr.
assisted by Lenore Senner
piano.
solos by Jean Lambert.
toriai Review Magazine
weekly talk of interest to
3: 30 p.111
baritone. assisted by Mari
ton at the piano.
men' 5 Clubs of/Ncw York.
6: 15_ p. m.—-"Icic1e." Santa.
>~ J. VARIAN
.. )It and autumn
1 in. and Concrete
Wally
Norwalh. Conn.
Louis D. Manes ,
Orchestra.
6: 30 p. n1.—-"Man in .
7: 00 p. m.
Orchestra.
sac
Ion
NOBWLLK ,
INC COMPANY ,
“PHONE 339-13
“1“.
1mm . Mm
AUTO man
not MBWAI‘
of the Minute.
centerenee Board. ‘
‘
International later-Egan;
rim—Emerson Huger.
. the ..
'Storiea, for- .the Children” —-— copy-
right of the Newark Sunday Call.
—.,"Music While You
Dine" by the Melody‘ Boya‘ Dance
feather» M
RADIO PROGRAM
“12?, Schenectady (380 hlcters)
12:30 p. m.—-Stock market report.
et re—
12: ~15 p. mM—“esthcr report
2 .00 p. 111. —Music and address, “ The
First Thanksgiving. " by Katherine
V. D. Steers. Schenectady Chapter
:00 p. m.——Produce and stock mar-
ket quotations: news bulletins.
by the
Practice Club of Snratoga Springs.
.16
era)
itorium
11 tthe
Carolyn
organist:
Julia Le
Betty McNaily. so-
utltul."
by the
by the ‘
Cate Boulevard orchestra.
111.——-Ciosing reports of
the
Farms
Home
closing quotations 0! the
New York Stock Exchange;
For-
.news.
"The
ic's." a
Shop-
Better
:1 L'nixersit; ot~ the ow talk
Broad-
9100 p m.~—t‘arolyn l-‘inney Spring~
by the
Hotel Astor Grill Orchestra. direct
385.
rogram.
.40 p. m.——\‘ew England \Veather
is on
' Farmers Produce Market Report.
\\'
omen‘a
pltality
en. 2.
Market
eta Re~
condi-
Indus-
6:10 p. m.~——Late New-s Flashes—
lesson
am. 1.
“’cekly Business Report complied
2. Musicale
to be announced in the- form or};
D): contest consisting of vocal and
\l‘ 08, Newark. (405 Meters.)
.30 p. m.—Jean Lambert. dramat-
tenor.
at the
3: 00 p. m.—Continuation or soprano
3: 15'- p. rim—Maude flail ot the Pie-
‘ in .1, her
women.
bass-
on Tat-
3:45 p. m.—--Mrs. Harry Lilly. Chair-
man of the Committee on Motion
Pictures. Stats Federation of Wo-
Clause'
assistant at Toylaud. will speak to
”therchtldren
6: 20 p. m..—— "Mus'lc .. While You
Dine" by the Melody Boys’ Dance
3:00 p. ru.—-Faahion Developments ‘
3:16 p. m.——Report ot the National
3.130 p. In. —“The dntlayln3 or war"
Moon
\
4. 00 p. m.—-Farm and Home Re-
ports.
5:15 p. m.——lnstruction in Interna-
tional Code Practice.
6: 00 p. mM—Chiidrcn 3 Hour by Peg-
gy Albion.
“'82. Springfield. Mass.
(337 Meters.) '
11:55 a. m.——Arlington Time Sig—
nals: \Veathcr Reports: Boston
and Springfield Market Reports.
7: 00 p m. -—Vt'0fld Market Survey
\trorn the Department of Com—
ce at Boston—Formera‘ Per-
iod—-—“The College for the harm
Boy and for the Boy Who \Vants
to be a. Farmer." by Dean E. M.
;Lcwis. of the. Massachusels Agri~
cultural College.
7530 p. m.-——’1'wilight tales for the
Kiddies—"Service in (the Home."
part i. sixth lecture in the House-
hold Managcnunt Course, by As-
nes H. Graig oi the Massachusetts
Division 01' University Extension.
3:00 p. m.-—Co11cert by Leo Fen-
way. tenor soloist. of Boston.
2:00 p. m. —— Bedtime story for
grown-ups by Orison S. Marden.
9:30 p. m.——Progrnm of Dance. Mu-
;sic by the New Departure Orches-
' of Bristol. Conn.
5 p. m.-Arlington
nals.
ACllNG-MAYOR
01 NEW 1011
11511111011)
Murray J. Hulbert to
.Be Guest of Honor—at
Elks Get - Together
Tomorrow Night
'v;
Time Sig—
I
STAMFORD. N.0\'. ‘27.—
Aciing Mayor Murray J. Hulbert.
of New York City. is expected in
Stamford tomorrow night.‘
He is not coming on a speaking
'trip nor Just on a casual personal
call. Mayor ‘Iiulbert is to be the
guest of honor at a. huge get-together
session-of Elks of this section.
-Stamtord ~Lodge. B. P. .0. 15., No.
859 is limiting elaborate plans for
the exent. Entertainment. is being
planned for 1 500 visitors, members
01! lodges in Bridgeport Noraaik.
Greenwich. Port Chester, \Vhite
-Plains and New York City.
bugles trom at least live bands. The
Norwalit. Greenwich. Port' Chester
and White vl’lnlns lodges will arrive
with bands while the local Elks will
also be on hand with a. group of
musicians.
The session is one wholly (or diver-
sion, to promote the social side be—
tween the various bodies. The enter-
tainment-is under .the care of Charles
E. Moore—general chairman. Diver-
tisernent will be“ offered; by New
York entertainers and the evening
closedwlth an abundance 01' refresh-
merits. .
._._,________;
3 How Ease; _ _“'1‘ux Burden
(Secretary'dlléllon’s Proposals)‘ '
The secretanr recommends : reduc-
ing thefinormalttax from (per cent
to 8 per cent. an where the normal
tn_x‘is 8 per cen reducing it to 6
percent. - Burt es. instead or be«
ginning at 36,000. are to begin at
310.000.3311 scale up progressively
to 3100. 000 at‘ 25‘ per cent, and
there the surtax' increase ceases
Taxes on incomes earned—those
from wages; salaries and profession-
al services—’- arcto-be entitled to):
ments or from business- ventures.
We the income is. from invest.
« (Lord .Leverholme.)
_The.need:ot.thosworld is not Io-
llaationilmt a coalition~ of capital
labor dedicated to a. throe-
polnt program-labourer hours higher
wages and greater Output. Wt
policy is fin, operation in the Amer:
by Frederick Dixon, nannies the. '
11322—2.— \‘::.
’I‘here will be a. mighty blare 01'
25 per cent reduction below those'
Why U. 8. Makes World's saga,
I
\1 \'\\"~\\_‘f
N0 CHANGE IN
SITUATION A'l'
.QONDE NAST
1'’resident of Press-
men’s U n i 0 11 De-
clares that the Strike
Is Just Beginning
GR EEN\\'ICH. Nov. 27.—
The status of the strike. of press:
mcn, linot aers and hinders at thé
Conde Nast Press remains practically
the some, according to :1 statement
made last night by Philip L‘mstadtcr.
president of the New York Printing
l‘ressman's .L'nioano. 51.
Officials of the concern in :1 state-
ment issued yesterday morning in-
dicated that they considered the
strike pt an end. This statement an-
nounced that the positions or those
who walked out in the composing
and press room and the bindery will
be filled \vltfln a day or two.
Miss Mary Murphy. president of
the New York meal of the Women‘s
Buokiilnders’ Union. arrived in Stam-
ford yesterday. She immediately be-
gun the wor organizing the worn-
en'bindery employee. This organiza-
tion will affiliate with the strikers, it
was stated. Miss Murphy expects to
spend today in the City in the in-
tcrest of the girl strikers.
Nicholas Stresti and “'altrr J.
Henry. arrested b the Greenwich
police on Thursday on a charge of
ire-spouting. will be given a. hearing
this morning betore Judge Mead in
the Greenwich police court. The
hearing. which was‘scheduled for
yesterday. was postponed.
In an earlier interview. President
Cmstadter stated that the "strike is
not over. and won't be over for some
time." He went on to say that the
men who have replaced the striking
workmen are not sufficiently skilled
workmen. and that the production at
the plant is bound to suffer. He ad—
ded: "\Ve “ant to let 'tamford
know that. the strike is just begin-
111g"
The strikers tire continuing to
“picket' ‘ the Post Road in the vicin-
ity of the Conde Nast plant. The
men continue in the best of spirits,
confident that they will in the end
win out.
. \
\1-‘aterbury Man 7011‘ Auto Drunks
(Supt. of Schoo 'Tinker).
A man gets drunk sticks a
knife into someonojsor hits him with
a. club and he is sent up for life or
in New York is electrocuted. . If he
was doing it makes no difference.
But it the same man gets drunk and
gets into ajcar. and kills someone
he says he didn't know what he
was doing it it makes no difference.
Saves Somethingfiln Debt Paying
' Finance Bulletin.)
.~-.~\i p.11 ment on its war debt to
the United States in liberty bends.
It. has been buying thesefibonds of
late at the prevailing, price. .oelow'
par, and they are to be accepted by
the United States at their face
value. In this way the
'1
this payment 0
consists of 323,
369, 000. 000 interest. .
TEE BEAUTY OF BEAU!!!
_ Nmpapers- and magazines are
devoting.columas to magic or over-
night heautiflcrs. There is a beauty
in health that 11s far mare ditractive
to men than mere rmlarlty
tures or a. made-up complexion.-
'329 .000 .000, which
admiration. respect and love.
indicated by dark circles under the
eyes. a. suilOw pimplexion,
aches. backache. pain in the side,
nervousness. ’irritabillty and melon
c£3lis.. women fichp'uld mire Lydia E.
Plath m‘i
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
presents early.
Practical Gifts
For the Thanksgiving
THE FAMOUS KENWOOD ALL WOOL BL AN KE'I‘S
BEACON BED BLANKETS, BEACON
‘ CON PLAID BLANKE
' BEACON BATH ROBE BLANKET SETS
A NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF BATH RO B E S
AUTO ROBES, $10. no [PLUSH DOUBLE FACED AL TO 11013133,?“
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, TRAVELLING BAGS "
THE BEST MADE UMBRELLAS FOR MEN AND WOMEN
home-coming or for these that buy Christ...
INDIAN BLAN KETS,
TS. BEA-
FAMILY FOR A”: THE
, \
u~afl‘
headache
nerveaches
brainfag
women's ills
sleeplessness
mam. .m...
Non habit
forming
fl
W001 Hosiery
Women‘ s Seamless Ribbed Wool Hose BI
Camel and Na ..................
Full Fashioned Silk and Wool (clocked) B
3 and Camel .........................
Children’ 11 Wool Sport Hose, fancv Stripe" 111-413." 3
Game], Heather and Oxford ' N "
ack. Brow: .-
~51 15H
laCk’ BIOW‘ a.
x
BABY HOSE 9’
Cashmere—Black, ' and Camel -r .
8 SPECIAL ' 9'
A few left of Women' 5 W001 Hose
And Children‘ s Ribbed Wool.
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington Street
Does not afi‘ect
the heart
3 for 15°
max-40°
PACE POWDER
P dos no men. sung...
“am and piracy-yes the skin _‘
m it beauty Listing], {12' '
grant with irresistible Mavis per—
!“ White. flesh. rose and
'VIVA
g... UDOU
_ British"
- debtor saves nearly .23 H500 000 on
0,000 principal and
’ res. *
Health should be the first essenuat
at women who want t 01117111 and hold~
At-
the firs! indication or ill- health as -
head-__
.Vécetu'bie Gampopnd. - 4 ,.
raw nuns TREATMENT
STEAM YOUR.
FACE
PIMPL-ESGO!
Try this simple treatment and
watch quick results advises a well-
known skin specialist.
First hold your face close to
a1F much. and Danish Past
LUNCHES, ICE CREAM, DELICIOUS CHOCOLATE -
CONFECTIONS OF ALL KINDS.
THOMAS’
(Two Stores)
2. WALL ST. fi 24 so. 1110" 1
steaming water, using a towel to
catch the steam. Next dry and
apply a special disappearing skin
cream. such as KLEER. Rub until
the cream completely vanishes.
Next note how the skin pores
absorb this healing substance in
a few seconds. Itching stops al-
most at once. The following day
many people report that pimples
are often gone. The severest case
usually yields after a- few trut-
meats.
Kleer, used as dir'ected above.
is guaranteed to help rid the skin
of blemishes. If results are not
satisfactory in your own case, re-
turn jar with remaining contents
and your_ money will be refunded.
No questions asked. Belmont Co.’
59138856“. Mass.
Quality Groceries and
- Free Delivery
A. F. Bookmann 6'; Co- 1;
H. A.
8 NO. Main Street
TEETH WITHOUT PLATES
i do palm-1s- extracaons. ,
. no mutter how difficult. by
Na. .31th and Nerve
8131113. 1 also do both
‘ fixed and removable bridge-
at reasonabls,prlces.
83 Washington Street, South N"
mus ms 5: ran DW"
. y and
We can show you the biggest vamp
newest styles in furniture that ml make
your house a home.
Angevine Furniture C0.
.16 North Main Street
”’ Opposite Palace Theater
1
102 Washington St.
PM: 812’ Hours "3 P‘ I. .
l 7;: éouth NMIW
m a may 1:"
mist“
:"--A:A". "-A.““A-
DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
"Geode Cheer Within”
A Pile. to Eat Par Exellanca
CIkIaandPaatrleatoOrdor'or HOMOU"
CATERIR FOR PARTIES
EDIE VIIPO STAMFORD
9‘ Music £5; Evening—6: 30 to 9: 00/
moon!
Join the mach Today and Ba
on Chrisunss E16.
“moms $25.00 AND UP 0"
L. M. PIKE CO.
2w ”gunmen.
W Your \‘idml‘ [)9 .
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Norwalk Chronicler