v3 DECEMBE
T050125 THE GROUND
.1: led. The tanner
-- 3 m» cat. in Main
~5~\e‘rt‘d I Illblm“
he mart This
:1 hauling llmOItOIC
{or III! “I‘ln
_ :‘fvrrnce with hie
f'n discovered that
:bn place of line
h- .wldily Of Ill. IO"-
I~d him to the one
5- \‘«.‘“d on hie own
5 Hm much time “d
. was» in hauling.
wnmes have ex-
1. Many farmer!
u. u will recall what
not used to be.
. wing ueed profit-
. ‘ : mature for live-
. 5 A .rnp to be DIOWOJ
"5‘1"an the fertility
‘: ll the “SunMwer
,. who have lived
~ :lr‘mbei' how they
5 . wed. Today eun-
,; grown Is a crop.
was and it in Alec
5 .1 'I: 1‘ without corn
' curly Wednoeday
D. Dean...
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Auietent Proeecuung' Mun”,
:llaisro apelke
o. it amiaped
anoinet flareid .C. Magenta
Cannon mail carrier. as a t or
the automobile accidentw ch cc.-
cured on the Connecticut turnpike
d um Thecer
riven by the Aenietan‘t Promontor
wae almoet totally demoliehed.
The car driven by Sconeid at the
time of the accident was eeixed
yesterday by finer!!! Doulene. Nor-
walk A cuh bond for the release
or the machine we.- given.
NMSteel Mfi
3” mutt euit tor I
Fir-t quarter eteel busineee i. .1-
ready making appearance. ae-
~;~ for the lilo.
v.- to discover how
turn were frowned
. gone by are 30'
.1 purpoee. There
wan brought about
, irl study. Brain:
'wn as elsewhere
\ flanks whllo h. in
; al work in not
; the way for larger
rvmovlng the word
"x1 vocabulary and
. «m: used to be e
; amiable pleeeure.
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Ianie the “new.
while heavier. anionil‘yinie below
ehipnicnte and the operating pom-
tion. or the mill: in ice. favorable.
“ensign merit.
‘ ingot production in -
ember turned down more aha-2‘1;
than in any month since Auguu.
1922. declining 8.8 or 434.162 tona,‘
enye the Iron Trade Review. “Elev-
en month-1' production totaled' ap-
proximately 40,883,191 tons. indigni-
ing a full year of close to. but not
entirely in reahc of. the high record
for the year 1917. Buying by auto-
mobile builders against heavy
echeduied production {or first quar-
ter in taking form. The Ford Mo-
tor Compnny in the last week placed
upward of 30. 000 tons of steel prod-
ucte With miilr
"Prospective car order; now are
placed at approximately 100 000
repreeenting‘ sonic increase over
or 82 a. week ago. but
ai steel bovine“ in keeping up in
good allowing. Award: of thé week
totaled 34. 500 ton..."
Iron Age makee the following
comment:
“Bookinge of eteel in general Are
up to the volume of the correspond-
ing period of November. though still
below shipments. Mill operation.
it anything. have increaeed. The
Steel Corporation's schedule appearr
to call ‘for somewhat over 84 per
cent. of ingot capacity, agninrt 81
indications
are that the industry as a whole in
not over 70 per Cent. -
. One Curious Molt
There he. been one curiou- result
of prohibition in Connecticut and
this is in Windham county. In the
days or the ealoon when the MI-
wero kept full Windham count!
MAX L
Retiring Shoe Sale
31 So. Main St.
eurplue to make, ‘10 county
neeeeeery torment of them.-.
.But eince the dry 1m went into
orient the jail hoe been lone
occupied. and the revenue troin it
in ice: than the expeneee. 8o Wind-
ham bounty ban to impobe a tax
Yet one wonders whether the
county would go back to the old or
der just to restore the toll which
it received from the weakness 0;
others?
Thule in no greater testimony to
the accomplishments o: prohibition
than this decline in Jail commit-
ments. Men who were regular
honest living: and support families.
Surely this is a tremendous gain tor
Windham county well worth the
email tax now imposed Middle
town Press.
SHOE PRICES SLASHED!
Now' 18 the time to buy your Footwear for Christmas and future needs
THE ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF SICKNESS
So. Norwalk
We list here a few of the many bargains. Come and be convinced
LADIES’
It ............
13 1-2.
At .......
For the whole family.
i
A BIG REDUCTION
on ill kinds of Men’
and Ladiee’ Leather and
All
Comfy Slippers.
sizes, all colors. ‘
Goodyear Welt High Tan
Lace Shoes, cuben heels.
Black and Ten Shoes. All
solid leather, sizes 8% to
$1.69 ‘ .
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY YOUR RUBBER FOOTWEAR
LADIES’
Goodyear Welt Black Gun
Metal and'Vici Kid Shoes.
$2.7 9
MEN’S
Goodyear Welt Black and
Tan Shoes. Values up to $9.
At ..... ,_
Buy now and save money.
. 75c 11 pair,
LADIES’
Goodyear Welt Tan and
Black Oxfords. $2. 49
High Storm Shoes” Extra
strong, sixes 111/2 to 2.
$5.00 value. $2.89
At ...........
LADIES’
. f .
Patent and Kid One and Two
:trap Pumps. $2 95
Black and Tan Shoes. Sixes
111/2 to 2. $1.89
To go at ......
let quality Ludies’ Rubbers, 111 all styles of heels, at
guaranteed.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
31 South Main St.
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
South Norwalk
' CHILDREN’S
Pelt Booties and other kinds
of Slippers. 75c
At .. ............
Sixes 6 to 10.
ANGEVINE FURNITURE (:0.
SOUTH NORWALK
16 NORTH MAIN STREET
WISHES ALL YOUR GIFTS TO BRING A
~Y CHRIST? ~ AS
And Why Not?
Furniture for the home tells in a
B
When so many
of the beautiful and
awful items in our store are worthy
» ix als for top place on the “appropriate-
i hlistmas-gift” list. Many Elite are
asily forgotten.
To perpetuate th°
Ihuughtfulness of an amateur‘Saint‘
Nil- -k the gift should be lasting Golf -
dubs and hats are broken and worn
nut, rag dolls lose their stuffing and
air guns cease towork. Iththepem
anent thing that m the W im"
1’1 ession and pleased the most. '
straightforward manner the’ thought .
of. the giver for the comfort and beauty.
of the borne. It keeps in memory the
giver and the occasion of giving. Small
. gift pieces or complete suites are avail-
able at prices that givc confidence in
our values. An‘early selection will give , ‘
you first choice from our complete
stocks.
halt full. eomctimee only one-quarter.
boarder: behind the. bare now earn ;
‘crownAIterOatmeal.
I :Wli
ANNOUNCEMENT
' 0n and after Monday, Dec. 17, this store will be operated
under the CASH AND GARRY PLAN. '
‘ ‘ Our prim will be materially reduced oonsmtent with the quality ,
our merchandise.
We will continue to carry a large assortment of the finest fruits
groceries procurable.
.Be‘stCreameryButter 59cm.PureLard 19cm.
VOampheli’s Beana3for26c Borden'exvap.mik,12ocan Panoyl‘ige 10o
PrefixerSaladDreseingficOurBeetOoflee. ._.31clb
Dronedery .
.80 can." Cocoa 19o “3;“:
QuakerOornxeal “10c Bekerflechooolete.....nc ”MM"“:
Pillsbury’ePancake. 18c-45o Evaporated“ .. 11cc“ m ............
..... mmm....16ccenlnmon80renge
........... 18c Glover-m ....,
murmur....,,22o Begum........21ooummooucy.
GoldDusLlargepkg.........23c 31baBlueMeRioe~.......r.-‘
2Boxes Matches ........... 9c Quakcrflougfil/fi lb.bag
. We will have the Ingest and finest stock or fresh fruits o...
bles 1n town We herewi quote a few of our prices:
FANCY FLORIDA ORANGES, 200 size .' ........ . ..... . . . . 13 for 351:4
. Fancy Lemons .......... 30c (102. Cooking Apples . . . . . . . . 4 lbs.:
Fancy Grapefruit ...... 6 for 25¢
Cranberries ........... 2 lbs-25c Fancy Table Apples . . . . go 11
Grapes.._ .......
Native Celery” ...... 10c stalk
White Onions Zlbs. 15c YellowOnions 5cm
Cabbage ........ ..........4clb.
All customers wishing .to continue a phone and delivery service' -_
will be’taken care of at our Norwalk store by phoning 1234 or 1233. -
A. F. Beckmann and Co. Inc.
83 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK
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on.
- Round Steak ..
,{Schueliz’s sanitary Marita;
39 MAIN STREET NORWALK, cON‘N.
BRAN one
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Norwalk, South Nor-walk, Eaet Nor-walk, Weetport Stamford, Doria, Cos 00b W
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town, Black 300k “d Blimp“.
SMOKED MEAT SPECIALS
PURITAN SKINNED BACK HAMS 24cm}?
PURITANBACONINSTRIPES 28clb.
SMOKEDSHOULDERS ..;. ..... ......... . . . . .. ...... 14c 1b.]
Small Loins of Pork . . . 18c lb.
Fresh Hams ..... . . . . 22c lb.
Fresh Pigs Feet . . . . . .-8c lb.
'Forequarters Lamb . . . 22c lb.
Shoulder Pot Roast . . 14c lb.
B. & B. Pot Roast ..... 24c lb.
Loin Lamb
Chops .....
Fresh Shoulders .. 12 l-2c 1b.
SpareRibs ..........l4clb._.
SmallLegsofLamb..35clb..
Shoulder Steak . . . . . . 18c'lb.
PrimeRibRoast24cto32clb._
RumpofVeal........20clb.
Beef Liver . loclb.
Calves Liver . . . 40c lb.
Lamb Stew 15c lb HateCornedBeefSch.
Veal Cutlet . . . . 38c 11‘). Fresh Plate , 10¢ 11.;
LoinVeal RumpCorned . a
Chops....... .Beef18c-20clb.
Hamburg Steak 18c lb.
Flank‘Steak . . 28c lb.
.. 30c lb.
34c lb.
H48clb
Sirloin Steak . . .
Porterhouse .
Steak ....... 36c lb.
Rib Lamb Chops 35c lb. 34c lb.
‘ Fancy Fowls ........ ‘32.: lb. Young Roasting Chickens 35c lb.
l‘urkeys .......... . ............... 40c
StorageEggs......... 42clb. FreshEggs 75cm
‘5 SunlightButter 55c
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Norwalk Chronicler