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Sneaking ml“ price cutting times, we are f‘acmg than now
lumber business. Don’t basatisfied with thinking'
‘1 lowest prices quoted on lumber and millwork will Q
, ggest gains. When they tell you that it is“j~ust .,
as gobs? ’ put Ills: firm down as a “pamt’f—you can teach é
a parrot to >21}; “just as good ” but heydoesn't kngw what he
"is talk‘m' about. The policies 0f the concern areumportant
. . all know that there will probably contiuue to
be sick - buyers to 11-1.:er price is the one‘and only conSJdera-
13m zlzyre will be dealers who ml] sell cheap lumber
/ an” .récrz regardless of quality and lasting values,
7 If we {in mi)! lwliew we can prove that “:6 give bettor lumbef.
hating wrvice than those who oll'gr nothmg but. ‘V‘pmce ’ we d
better get out of the lumlwr butmpss and go Into some bus:-
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are“.
5955 :1 :5 my; l:t"l.l€f€ m.
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Sheetrockflomefl Wall Boards. Delete: Insulating Lumber.
McNalr’s Shingles—Guaranteed for 50 Years.
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APRONS
New...” wall you find a better choice of Apron: than
here. Mary different styles for housekeepers, waitrreom. 7
», " ‘» . ‘L’i'i‘g “"‘e‘eaapr‘ous of fine
‘ Swag: and other sheer materials~each with
ual bit of lace or ribbon to set of! it: dainti-
.Ltevr style: at old prices.
50C TO $1.50 EACH
The N. E. Ryan C0.
56 WASHINGTON ST.
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Fer Homea. Factories, Apartment Houses. Hotels and In.
dufitrézl Work—~With or Without Automatic Control.
Meeting of Legislative
rods Believe Cats
. Will 'ReleaSe Birds
ticut Fish and Game Li-a
are at the public hearing of
of flu? {humeral Aswmbly in the
Vesta-Fen] Oil Burners
Are Installed In
Poll} Theatres in 8 Cities Including Bridgeport. New Ha.-
ven. Waterbury. Hartford, Springfield.
St. Thomas' School, Church and Convent. Fairfleld. Conn.
H. J mobs 43:. Ban Shoe Factory 80. Norwulk, Conn.
Prof. E. 3. Reed Yale College New Haven. Conn.
Stanley Ballard. Ballard Mch. Tool 00.. Bridgeport. Conn.
Norton & Townsend. Architects. 504 Temple St. N. 3., 0t.
82. Stanislaus 81.11001 New Haven. Conn.
Saga! Lou Farms New Haven. Conn.
Eastern Machinery 00., Elevator Mfgrs., New Haven. Conn.
Mt. Sinai Hospital New York City
Convent Sacred Heart New York City
GOULD'B PUMPS ——- ARCTIC ICE MACHINES
Polley Refrlgatin g £5 Supply Co.
25 MONROE ST. SO. NORWALK, CONN.
A! a joint meeting
mutt-res hold at Dr.
mandallons “fire do
this morning:
LICENSE LAW
The llefRN‘ {-34.2 alwuld he- in.
croucd. and a lilslllng ”cry-me almuld
be udded.
the towing clerk an a has, or a single
ltconu for either flashing or hunting.
a $2.25: :5 cents to so to the Inn-
lug clerk. would clw the state Au
adequam lnrzrnaso of lncrmm to two-
vtde for addltlonul “ardo‘nn and in
other ways prmldr for
game protection. '1"le Slaw
Washington has smrwuruiiy maus-
ureter] 1hr: joint lice-um MM. and
New York 14131:: now has the matter
under consideration.
For every one on
your Christmas list.
In our large and
varied stock you’ll
find gift suggestions
in abundance. at
prices that are the
lowest.
Any one of the few
articles listed below
will make a pleasing-
gift. ‘
Desk. Endll'able, Cc-
dar Chest. Sewing~
iahinet, . Smoking
.Stand, 30011431156,
Carpet-Sweeper.
A.J.
Collins
, ”I Go. _ , ,
mummw amt/tum
£4; WALL. STREET. NQWALK. CONN.
local
satisfy
has worked successfully. that
game asaovlauonn who an
tho Slam xamo Commlswlonnr that
tho monvy would he proparly use
pended. should recr-lm an amount
aqua! to onedblrd of the amount
collected for llcennrs ln llwlr' lo-
cullly.
\V‘ARDENS and ARRE‘iTINL;
OFFICERS
It was felt that the old law. which
provided tor the payment or a {we
to the arresllng officer. out or the
coal. mommy] agalnot the oflender.
It found guilty. should either be re-
rock ceruun abuses under the old
law. or warden. employed under a
regular salary uumclent so that ”my
could devote their tenure tlme to
law enforcement. The principal
abuuo under the old law was the
number of unwarranted or lnwdl-
clan. arrems made primarily by Jo'-
cnl officer- !or tho sake of obtulnlnx
the loo. , ,
Tho lmgua member:
strongly that the number of sum:
whrdcn'u adequately paid for full
time work, should be increased. and
than 1: should be the duty of mm
wardens. between the fishing and
hunting muons. to trap vermin and
to mom crown. hawks. and other
creatures, which pro: upon game
and song birds. and which destroy
fish. .
It was also felt. that several de-
puty wardens should be appointed
for each‘.6callty, at least one breach
locality to'be mud (or (all .tlmo work
du g the hunting season. the 'th-
en,to set-ye without ,remuncrauon.
or with nominal pay. ‘ ’ .
It male". that. in the Green—
wloh. Stamford“ New Canaan. and
Bldgefleld-dlntrlqts. there {should be
at least one . warden employed " the
snare year. not only to 'ehtorce.the
hunting and fishing laws. but to trap
and kill vermin, and that there
should be to'ur or tlve‘deputy-wuy
don: located in_ stratezlo locautles. ‘
HOUSE CATS 7 ‘
The League's”: on” record ,as
favoringmcat Ileana, Law almllar to
amides/llama law: see. {6511: the
game. ybut’tho'r'prooeeds ‘pdynble limo
the same 11194:.occoint'or‘ the stgtel
[tea-m. Instead at (into museum?
“fund. f w :
‘ ”8318GT!!! RECERVOIBS “v
A. o ' 8’0 m id‘voouediu exist.
maintain" Ion...-
felt vol-y
up“. to: moonwal- tholooazgm
{roman a ' " " "
mulnixlg apptoximatcly 850.000 worth of yrhiskcys.
on) urolnibm'ou mat W. J. 31ch and
in Hartford Today ~— Fairfiel
ford. today. called for ”3'? purpngse n.
opinion as to recon:mnmlalinm :0 lug ma .
' bf the Game; uml Winh-r Flvirtllug (791n-
l’llillim‘ home rumml}; the fallowing TFl‘f‘)m-i
Clili‘fd m: and will be pregfinlcd at the lifinrlngfil
) f . .3
lt “an .11! {hat a doubh it;all!ornla.
”(muse covnrlng both fishing and.
hunting. 0! ‘3-e5; :3 1:11:15 to so 10*
additional}
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[1. WM aim 51233555194. 35 is done:
In tho State of “'auhlnglon, whore ll.
Mutated wuh ouch flmPndmcrnll 05.
vmlght be meet-Mary In order to cor-
to nuke it. pol- .,
WW “to sum ‘
TRISTRA]!
Wall Straet J
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Amamvu
RIBBON NOVELTIES /
memnsive little things, dainty.
useful.” Such a variety, too, you can
suit many different tastes.
Pat-Your-Back Puffs . .50c to $1.98 :
Ribbon Trimmed Slipper Trees .981:
HAN UK ER( ‘H
Every new (”312.115 arm 4, "
us here. Liner; (.2
Georgetts. 3.33:9.» ., :
L-they are legiw: l
9-
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i Men's Handkerfi ‘
Ribbon Vanities .......50cto$1.50 9
Ribbon Corsages ...........$1.2'5§
Ribbon Lingerie Sets 5. .. .25.: to 98c
Lingerie Pin Sets .. . 50cm 75c
Coat Hangers . . . - - _. .75c to $1.98
FIDVVERS FOR MILADY’S COAT . . . . . .
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(Beginning Saturday, Dec. 20th, this store
" evening‘s for the convenience of our customers.
SAI‘E 1m” ling‘um ,.
oflwc was t writable liquor cube
chumpsgnc: and cordjdn. Photo chow: gen-
hls aid“ examining their haul.
unty.Hun’ters
Adapt Suggestions ’
For State Laws?
Committee Being Held
d'County Nim-
Should Be Licensed ~-
, STAIllFlfllil), “member 15,“
Dr. Alfrml N. Phillips. l’rcxiilem of :lm Smlthvx‘vmtem
5:130. in munpany will: several members.
the
('vnnm?‘
Commitwe on Game Laws.
“mum of Ropresnntalivm, Harl-
dv by the Lt-amlr".
3110:: In the: Stale c»! (Talz'ornta. In
weakly. and
income-
G! If."
$1-
a. daily,
seams: firms! to 2-551me 22:5
being and no pay ”to: 1:035:94
timkln‘. and other mchl-‘zéla:
pauses or adminlultalion.
I: was 19!; max Um \arlmm lava!
sumo u‘umlallonu ahuuul swims: xhe
\‘arlous “wry ulmmmca 1v) coup-fir-
ale will) zlwm so :lw‘vwi that. good
Ilahlnx mlglz: lw ”mend by lama;
hohu‘mzu 1181320131 in any 11:15 390.
pardlslng the purlly of Hat: 1155:”
supply to any cu; or 2:31:11»,
UPEX SEASONS
A reducuon a! lll‘: upon age-1590:: 021
‘all game: lslrda {o 1hr: month a:
Smemlstzr was smart-d. thus making
the Manon {war 11’» ha lumen»: a:
six.
HUNGARIAN PAlleilUGl-Z AX!)
. QUAIL.
It was It}: the Mose salmon 11th
explrca Octobcr should ha ox-
wndud to a lmth-‘r xurloal a! nu.»
aw
at“!
:yi-arze. if other game: associatlons in
‘lhu Stale do not laver this 3.1 a
statewide measure. i: was “com-
mended llzat. lt‘alrzlc'm r-oumy be an
exception in order to {umber Um
(«2131165 work :1: «tucking Quail and
llungarlan l‘artrldgc.
' I‘lldASAXTS
The committee want on rrcord Elli
being 1:1 mm:- 11! leaving the daily,-
bag “mil. 0: um plumsanm. u 11
new 13, but roduclng the groom: limit
from “new. to an: malu birds.
IHQIK’FED ("Hun-21E
Prgamlt daily tuna at Han-<2 to be
retained. but ueuuun llml! to be ro-
duced from twmuy (mu m ilfiucn.
WOUIXKKIK
Present dully limit 0! at: to be re.
gamut], bun neuron limit to be ro~
duccd from lhll’lyufilx to twenty-
five.
.DUCKS
Those prosezxt who were familiar
with 11m workman of the «minus
open season were much in favor or
chinglng (he mum-.100 m: to cum
menco on October 15. or even No-
vember 1. and to continue until
February 1. TN; queauon of the
duck amen involving a: it. does
Federal law. will be (linen-sod at thF
next meeting or the Lane.
PUMP AND AUTOMATIC
SHOTGUXSS . .
The commutes wen} onrrocord aq
amm_uutomazlc, and a): {plant
«pump tun: unloa- the: 1:11an
were blocked In a vorgnanent . way
so u to permit the um at but two
shall. at a u o. ' '
the recommendations driwn up in-
cluded a. repon‘xlven by Alt; White
tor the‘ (gum committee. 8; said
that“ twentyae‘ven‘ palm of gummy-
Ian pant-toga were' on an 17:? from
Cgchoeslovakia' ' .11 they my ar-
rlire aabout the major the you. It
was decided "to keg 1th birds in
captivity ugtflenxlylxiflng. ‘ _ ,
{It m_. also doclge'd that fifty
grown phoagaatn now 111‘ captivity In
New 'Canaagx ‘should be min?“
united withing é‘lthfif Or m ’ ,
a: theme on the ashlar fitoe
Newton. ,, ” ‘1. ‘
Who‘commlttog on winter
agreed bu five or at: 1 ,
o
asking fur a cnnvvmm <st
the nswrvwm 0: Great Human uno’
Part or the bualnm‘wde «ram ,
:15» fax: rare 9: a. pmvloualy {30%,ch
‘ n,;r:« d Imallty. ‘
4 1: sun dczrrmlned that the (from.
,0! 1m: commfiww would his dlrecu-rx
Eltm‘aru’s this {(1:16}an of {momma
gun»: quall humans“ of 1!“: prvyan’mg
Errszws’nsuo o! awaken the: the w:
“2ng" (191124 $391» cart: 0! Hummi-
7213 gorhmltzsr aim mporxr-o :5
o! loraémro “hum than awn:
fitu‘ks (a! quail. and axm'rgailcm. of
rel-mammal zahzzlofml. Th» 1:31 Will:
25" lhr'f‘l'nfl‘fi as fur-(hr: inlormafimz
11$ acquit-id
129'?
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TOUR ALLEGED
CROOKS CAUGHT
5'
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Detectives Get Quar-l
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tette, One of ‘Whomg
15 Wanted for Grand
:3 Larceny ,
STAMFGRI) 1m. 15.?» 3
Four New York mu: wish pong.-
.rwmnlyn 631mg hack 19 35mg w”...
3' onward elmrvly after noon Saturday
.
33! {ha was: bound rallrond flaw-n;
llvy M lac-1w:- firrflmnu Jaime- Thus-3
in: and Paul Hay” and Acting De-é
Home l’alrll‘k warnoy. who flout“?
me acting usaptrlcmly nrar 1m»;
wrflranco lolhm u aprons office. Thou-e
”Ty-95,2535 wrrr (ivnrgo Gray. 47. o!
No 55 Was: $611}. Strvet, {Rowland
31.52,- ngb Gross, :7. 1714 Eastern}
Parkway. lfironkbn. N. 31: “Wham 1
Limit. 4:. of N0. 229 £5.21: Ihlhl
fiver-l. New: Yen-k City. and Jourph
Adams. £35. 01' No. 339 lirG'aEtreel
chrny City.
\thn quwallnnvd tn? the pallet:
(ht: mm: mm they hm! month?! off
at this city {mm New York. that
Hwy wit-rt: on xhfilr way to I’lrldtc-
port, and that Hwy planned ’10
have hm,» on the 12:18 mm. In
communlmlmn with :lw Now York
police dvlparmmnt it was {otmd (ha!
Adams, our: of those arrested. Ia-
wamcd in that city on a. charge of
grand larceny. l‘pon boat-lug of
lea capture of the quartet the New
lork’ pollco lmmedlmcly started
stops to ham Adamo oxtmdlred to
that: city to finisher charges It ls
v‘xmwmd that Detective C'rgeaxlt
Prank Maggie o! the New York
I’ollrynnopunmom. will arr-1m here
on luvsduy to take Adamo back to
{he metropolls. “lwm he will stand
0N POST ROAD
STAMFORD. Dec, lS.~——:
Your New York rcraldcnm werr
badly shakrn up and removed 21:
the Stamford Hospital can}: ymzer-
day max-noon an” the automobllr
m whzch they were risi'mg turncd 0!:
the 1’05! Road. at the €‘3‘.’¢l’n Elapqx
Jo? Norman Hill. «auxin;
the ma-
chin? to cram: true a two-planar: polo.
‘badly damaging the amomqhfie and
nocvaveltazlng 1h“ rcmmal of the no:
femurs to the Siam-ford hoopla:
ulzska thry “~81: framed for :aciaj
lacv rations and ehock.
T230559 injund fir.
the accident
:weria Mm. wag News: .1, Mn. Sarah
:MsssLm-Jl gm! lmdne Hamil. all
'5 No.
of
2M”? Hcm‘ywdl Axenuv, New
York Cily. and Mary's-a Russell of
N9. Em?» 83.25! 17551 Strut. 53' York
(32:32 Army being "#194115 at my local
hospléal for bruise s the oczfupnnm a!
the murhlnr w. M ahze to proceed to
tht-lr homes by tram.
Mn. Bang-Du you r: member our
quarrv-l. dear?
Mr. liar'rw'lVg. “‘33 i: suing tn.
:n the churrh or coming out 7'
7 ma!
”in! or. chm-go: bland!
’hlm. as against
All of they? awarded a
. _ ccordln to
rowan}: obmlnvd yostf-rday fromslhe
.‘ww York Police
#31111“. firm, 0
In the local Jnl
dung”, and 1.
"Jimmy. the
no of (bone confinod
1. has a number of
known to his pal:
Miser." as
“’1”: (ho arrest of
York nu;- lho. local E’sficfzour
211nm! to believe that they
cloared up the acllv‘ltles of
alonul "traitors" who
working from Bridgeport,
York dun-1m; tho but at: months ‘and
turbo have eluded the pollen II every
urn. Th1: apprehension of tho plek-'
pockotl. who” records brand them
3:21:51??? men. ti another credit;
c ' 7
police depagnggxtfesorgn 0-: tho 10¢!
(”mu-mp than
us, ”M
New
are In-
ha V14
profits-
bm-n
New
5
sporting world’s biggest nnm : ‘
.. u . , . elm,
, hunts. tho Dempsey-Gibbons fight.
kins tall- wa t .
Qomobnck, Y 0 “age 1 financial .
, . “I?! to be good a»
331:3“m’muwon or 5.000 barrel:
W’ATCHES
Many 01" You \Vill Undoubt-
edly Have Watches On Your
Christmas List This Year.
l have watches at every price
at which a good watch can be
sold and (ivory wa‘lvh $0M by
me at any price is gum-an
teed to be the best value ob-
tainable.
lhave built my reputation
and my busineSs as a watch
dealer upnn the policy of of-
faring nnly such watches as 1
can recommend and in main.
mining an interest in their
nonfat-manna after every sale:
It is well worth your while 1 ,
consider my watches and
prices before deciding upon a
nurohasc.
Gents’ gnld filled watches
$9.00 up.
Ladics’ W'risl Watches $8.75
up.
Richard F. Noack
26 N0. MAIN STREET
_ ammum «
W‘atch {Inspector N. Y., N. H. & ii.
Railroad.
mutated one at an -
Give
CHRISTMAS 7
GIFTS
. FURNITURE
Bountiful and Practical.
._ Alexander’s
Good'Wlu Furniture
, 50 South 31th: Street
mum
«The mme'amlle w! M
. , > or
30:11:50 5:}, . “313
“311119153, last altar
”W when
111 widen
l. ’
Lionel Ew'ms
' mawmmmn. "
northexwua,
AT RECORD LOW PRIEES
Due to the warm weather. manufattunrs are unloading 3
hrge stock-5 W9 made some ck} purchases .11 “f
l".
_ ‘ the bargains c: :7» 1w
THEY ARE
5
ALKOST BELOW mtilmca
WALDNER’S ‘
ON THE con: 3
3238 South Main St. €_'nr.’lla\lla‘ld 5L .
ZIPPERS '
The Real, Gift
For Men. Women and l hilrlren 9
Beginning Saturday Devembez' lilh our store'
be open every evening until (“hrlsznmx
MILTON 121.117.3011
122 Washington St.
Home
Smuth .\'o '
FOR CHRISTMAS
,
This store is prepared 1:;- :rl. ,
problems. to help you C220??? .5:
wife, daughter. sweetheart 5:1:5 I; ~
a marvelous variety of Daxzaty S;
Gloves. Bmsierea. Corsets.
Handkerchiefs. Novelties. e29. .
A null deposit will hold any 1:"?
MME. JEANN
56 South Main Street South Nrmmlk. C I
090:: Saturday Evenr: Urn} 71," P M '
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THE EVENING SENTINEL'S
XMAS SL'GG SSTION
Whether Your
Christmas List Is
Long or Short
Norwalk’s Merchants
Can Take Care Of Your
Needs.
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A CHRISTMAS GL T .
A $20,000.00 Liability and Property Illnnymvlwmn 1
Policy to be Given Away \Ynlx l‘A‘v‘T.‘ *‘
Purchase of a
NEW . CHEVROLET .51:
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coho-oltlllnclaooor-
Flam-
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Two-liml’mny (bane
M'w Mane Coupe .............
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AWsigm-age South N orwalk
722.0"
MlZHW
”mm
31111.41"
533.00
Phone 1?
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an open now 9:80 every evening ”m“ M
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