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, .55 AND
my rnieieney this year.
“Ninth: they have
M, “lull vrdumva of commodities and
“wimp! «If embargo” and a shortage;
W. the ‘H‘Nk or "retail m
Wyn-pp... or available curs.
, I lln
”went-"l
Hr tin: record triflic was made pos-
'il'li‘
m-
i‘:ll|l\'?l)'
mo grnwlh in the country‘s trunn-
f‘r‘llfl'lfili
"""r'llnm‘." "U'lfil’ has h-nn made in
uncut-dame"
{iv-“fl .‘ln-l
In recent
i‘uoved nu unpre-
.r muimnent. there has been. even
ovemcnt. a
- 1 he high decree of cfllcie
nev _
l')' . rep
the prompt movement
w . recent heavy expenditures
Mpmrn and {or expansion or
facilities. in anticipation 0:
requirements. This ex-
“'Illl a emuprelmnsiw
mun {nrmulnted early in the year hy
\urulives of the railway t'omxmnles‘
foresaw the large. trauma dc-
»:nn‘ls er the summer and fall.
"in nddilinn to the. progress the
'lil‘i‘..l)l have made in tho fuller
,wiizarmn of their equipment, til”.-
e me made signifiennt additions in
My. 1" fnrilitirs. In "1" first. tv‘nr
hills of this year. 155.".‘7 :
- hi-Vv‘-‘
. I .and 3.341 new locomotixrz. \ l
“in,“
1' 1n S"l'\iL"‘. 1
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Dividends. .
Christmas ditédrnd distributions:
‘Isn'muml to fl ninre the day's ”hath?
NH
'lhe Royal Baking Ponder Com-l
:-,(;‘\ dvrm'rv-d :in extra dividend all
_ p. , U ml. on its common stock alicll
rvxllinr quarterly dividend or 2
:~ mm. on its common steel: and‘
v y pvr rent. on the meter-rod;
all payable. December 31 mi
owners of record Dcccmlwr 13.
‘ Amrrican Gas and lllvmriql
. Hlnlh’lll‘y' declared an extra. dividend
.: our »lllll(‘lll ot a share: of no par
:«mnmn stock and the regular quar-
-v-r:5 dividend of 2:3 cents a share on
w: rommon stock. both payable
laminr‘u 1.’ to stockholders of record
ngwnilv‘r 15.: also iht“ regulur "ll-'1'-l
n r‘\' diehursmnent of 1 1.2 per cent.
.‘ 1'”: tar-"Terrell Mock. psl'al‘l“ F9")-
v-zmrg l to stock of record January
he“. 51.
a. L
.ll‘
't
l:
l
\n rxlm dividend n." :0 eenls a
fil‘..I;4‘ has lmrn declared by flu: l‘mn-
-'r Mill (‘nmpnny. I.t4l., or linnoiulu_
yfinlul‘ lmmmher :0 to stool: o."
l'v'cl‘mhrr 10. '
T’pron Company of lmckport.‘
. dr‘rlnre'l an extra. cli‘i'l-‘nd of
l l-i pvr cent. rm its common stock
ll’.“ regular quarterly dividends
l :21 per cent. on the common
i; and of 2 per cent. on its pre~
rpm-pi stock. all payable. December
1 its stockholders of record Decem—
r' l
. "ll";
l A.
.\ dhillnnd of 2 per cent. lzris hcen
’l"‘.«ll"fl on the common sloek of
W n (i- neral Aluminum anti Brass
«unwary. payable January 2 to
rm L. at rrr‘orrl Dr‘ecmhr'r 2". Thi‘i‘
:u um lirst dividend paid since 1920.
null-n 1' per cent. was paid in (run
1m! .y per cent, in stock.
llllullliilfl Pineapple. l.:rl.. of Hon-‘
. a; dvelarrd an ('xlra. vlnidvfi-i or
.1 slim-I. payable, December 3') to
f'ril khnltit-rs of rc‘t‘nril Dflct‘ll‘lbct 2‘”.
Imports. :
(‘ommereinl use of elec- ;
ll'. the United Sinus: is de-
',~ rmv nt, on our important trade.
linvs’.’ fly insulation materials.
of rubber.
'3. id" .‘nuly
wir rum-1:, uuuld be dark. “'0 (Otll‘l
the telephone nor the radio
n~~r mu «will». nor the telegraph.
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H “M
K novks the Spots.
err important housrnnlvl.
Hi
I“ an
,1” i ”drive grease spula from (“.ll'-
rugr. rub tnleum ymu‘dvi'
“"0 the spot. The powder will ah-
m't‘h the grease or oil. Thrn run
\nr'uum cleaner over the pulv-
dr‘r and thu, spots will disappear into!
1.‘ limits of the cleaner.
l'.:"
,,.
’min tho Allied armies.
turn ”1..
runher and our cilieF. ‘
._ . . (New :Yo
VITM;W. am
throw: em. Cigehoslm‘
This has slread
y hit one
anew—in 1921—althouxh thistrpal'f
uculnr fragment of the Atstro-
ungarian Empire began its career
:V1llll‘ a. deficit of five billions. The
.2. (hoslovak krone is currently"
quoted at 14.5 per cent. or ::s par
\alue: its Government. though so-
cialistically tinted. is stable“ and
its Premier. Bones. is an oultsuuid-
lngiiguro in Europe. It is s "cord
“inch is sufficiently extraord'nsr'
Ill llm frenzied history 0! thistle:
('Psmon States. and serves to re-
mind one that in the economic inep.
titude oi? the Austrian snttlemtnt it
nus not every one who lost.
The Czechs and Slovsks.
viosnly related Slavic races who
nun-r: held their present territories
as a." independent kingdom. gained
an mcompamblo advantage ‘*. be-
irmning early. During he WM' their
mung men deserted in battalions to
q unifonal
in Paris.
0 faeio recognition
' the sovermuwnt of
tzvrimslorak nation long be.
Austro-liungarian Empire
vullupsml undrr the impotent hands
n: Charles. They came to fh‘. rcsce
t-nnlt'nnev- with a. plea for ‘e'f-dc-
twrmmntiun “Mich was backed up
by g0ud works. and as
tWO
rnuneil was established
and was Elven d
|-,\’ the Allies as
the
a. cause.
uunncc they were allowed to do
timr with determining. The Ger'
man population of Bohemia had
already declared its allegianm to
19 Railroad Avenue
ranean ports through
. C. D. CHARNOCK
—BUTCHER-——
ndded under protest about
so over halt a. million -Huu;nris.n
Hm _ - .
The result. wasthe erection of a.
succession State which «unique in _
that it not! sit the .requtrcmcnts for
economic success. The territory now
comprising Czechoslovnkin had .be-
fore the war supplied 60 per cent..of
the metals. 50 per cent. of the food-
stuffs, 75 per cent. of the- cottonj
goods um] 92 per cent. of the sugar
produced in the empire. It is not
surprising that the new nation has
continued to show a. large favorable
trade balance. At the some time her
territory nicely take: in the head-
waters of the Elbe. which leads from
Germany. cm! at the great river port,
of Bratislava. touches the Danube.
which leads down into the Balkans.
\Vith the closing up at theVMeditci»
the absurdi-
ties of international politics, Czecho-
slovakia. has become the gateway to
southeastern Europe.
Her Germsn population, it is ,in-
tcresting to note, has apparently ac-
cepted its fate with complete equa-
nimity. which suggests an interesting
relation between salt-determination
and cconur‘nies. Czechoslovakia 1..
successful. but successful because she
has everything. It may also be the
reason why . Austria and Hungary
are in collapse. The young men who
deserted to fight with the Allies may
reflect that they are almost the only
quence to the nine and a hat: mil-
lion Czechs sud Slovakia there were
three
and s. in]: million Germans and st-
i
s
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Year Acquaintance, Confidence
and Patronage
We are located at
14-16 Wall St. Norwa1k_
ones among the embattled soldieriee .
who succeeded in winning the war.
South Norwalk
Ferris’Hams 35c lb.
Ferris’Bacon 45c lb.
SinclairHams 28c lb.
....... 27c lb.
Wilson Hams
Sperry & Barnes Bacon,
Honey Cured Hams .....
Corned Shoulders and Sauer Kraut
Strictly Fresh Eggs 85cdoz.
1ib.boxes .........45c
......... .....32clb.
O’CONNOR TAXI COMPANY
AOIHVALK'S OLDEST. LARGEST AXD BEST EQUIPPED'
GAB SERVICE ‘
PHONE
58
33 RAILROAD AVENUE
81 Washington St.
BOY SHOES
lilurstork—Of brown or block calfskin, made with oiled sole and
“’tngi‘oot rubber hecLs' ...... . '
J. P. S.—-—A rugged school shoe of Drum: can wlth solid oak leather
sole and rubber heels, size I to (l ..... . ............ . . . . 33.50
J. P. 5.-ln brown clkskin. unlined heavy sole, sizes 8% to 13%;.
Moccasins—01 brown clkskin, Lsrklde sole, rubber heel, 34.25-55.00
CONNEALLY 6f BRACKEN
$5.25 and $5.50
2.75
South Norwalk
Call, get acquainted, the rest will follow
if
H. s. Lands‘mano Son
THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE
Norwalk Danbury
. Irving B. Stone
13 MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CT.
THE STORE THAT HAS THE USEFUL HOLIDAY GIFTS
Our Stock Is Just Brimful of Appropriate Things for Women
and Children—Everything New.
Women 's and children’s Muslin sud Knit Underwear.
Women’s Silk Chemises, Gowns, Camisoles, Step-ins, Bloomers
Kayser, Vanity Fair and Vnn Rosita.
Leather Bags, Neokwear, Scans, Bath Robes.
Our stock of Handkerchiefs were never so beautiful, most of
them are linen handmbroidered . . . . . . . . . 250 to $1.00 each
Boxed Handkerchiefs, 500, 75c, 85c, $1, $1.50 and $2.00 per
box of 3. _ '
Men's Initial Handkerchiefs, linen, boxed, 3 for . . . . . . 31.00
What pleases a. Woman more lthan a. beautiful pair of silk
stockings.
We box them for you $1.50, $1.89, $2.00, $2.25, $2.50, $3.50 pr.
Silkand Wool Hose -. $1.50to$3.98
Lisle and OottonHose 39oto$100
USE SENTINEI. RESULT-GWG ADS.
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CADILLAC AND JORDAN
SALES AND SERVICE
TowlCar Subject to Call Day and N ight
' VAAST BROS. GARAGE
Telephtine 1360
‘ ‘_~_—-
Buy Jewelry as Gifts
,Visit This Store—Our Stock Is Large—-
It Will Be Easy to Make Selections.
1. “mm-me" .. i.
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Lang €95 Klensy, Inc.
—JEWELERS—
123 Washington St. Next to Post Office
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS
We Are Giving Away 3 Nice Calendar.
FANCY MAINE POTATOES
Lay in the winter supply now. Ask our price by the bushel
or in larger. lots. l
MOLASSES FOB. STOCK FOOD.
‘ LET US QUOTE YOU PRICE ON ONE BARREL OR MORE.
BROWER & MALONE FEED CO. '
48 MAIN STREET NORWALK, (DNN.
Join the Christmas (flab Todsy and Hove Your Victrola Delivered
on christian: Ere. ‘
VIUI‘ROLAS $25.00 AND UP ON EASY TERMS
L. M. PIKE CO.
PALACE 783A!“ BI llthfiG
I am Mp 50m uomvux, CONN.
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Norwalk Chronicler