Ci
. at
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Sneaking of price cutting times, we are facing them now t - . .. ' Valuable Metal
7 in the lumber business. Don’t be satisfied. ‘with'~fthinking
' that the lowest prices quoted on lumber and, millwork will
Inez vou the biggest gains. When they tell you that it’ is.“just
as éood” put thr‘: firm down ass a “parrotfi’e—gyou can teach
a parrot to say “just as good” hut he doesn’t know what he
is‘tollfing abuut. The policies of the concern are important
factors. You all know that. there will probably continue'to
be cheap buyers to whom price is the one'and only considera--
' ion and that there willbe dealers who Wlll sell cheap lumber
, at. 3 ”cheap” price regardless of quality and‘lasting values.
If \“e do not believe we can prove that we give bétter lumber. ?
MST
. Wall st «at
Mercerized Cloth
And Six Napkins
$5.00
Linen Buffet Sets
Three Pieces
$3.75
Plain H. S. Scarfs
45 and ‘54 inch
$1.75 $1.98
and $2.25
Madeira Scarfs
$4.25 $4.98
Madeira Oval Dollies
' 6 x 12 \
75c ‘79:: 85c
amd$1.39
H. ‘ S. Linen Sets;
.' Cloth and Six Napkins
$10, $12 and $15.
u or rr -i 0 than those who offer nothing but ‘lpi'ice” we'd ts
1);; :e; on! of the lumber business and go into some bus1-“ Linen Breakfast Se
css we can bclieve in. . ‘ . _ ‘ Five Pieces, Oyster White
V 'EEEC Hatch 69° BaileyCo. ‘ H.§S..Linen Cloths
. 66x66 “
l. 1 Cornell Wall Boards. Golotex Insulating Lumber. ._
s-eetro§;mt.s Shingles¢Guannteed for 50 Years. 55'25
" Madeira Napkins '
89c 51 .00
., Each ,
. Madeira Dollies
12-inch ,
Pattern Cloths
And \erkir.‘ ‘,
33:3: sell
. W \
Linen. Bridge Sets
Fl‘el {‘11: ‘ - v:
“ignchéfi
$2.75 53:00
«m-.- . , __
- us.-
N
M ad oi ra Centers
$1.98 5225
Madeira (Mal Dollies
q “ 4‘:
$2.257 ’1 32-50 5
.3er $289
Gift Suggestions = ‘ " ' " f -
' ' ' $1.00
Jewelery
Beads . . 7. Each
Corsets ’ ' _ , - ' — --
~Brassieries " - w
Hand Bags
Infants Wear
Ne‘ckaear
Silk Scarfs
and many. other
Useful Gifts
Hosiery
Gloves
Silk Lingerie
Handkerchiefs
Crepe Kimonos '
Bungalo‘n~ Aprons
Maids Aprons
House Dresses
Umbrellas
' J. l. MALLETTE
ss WASHINGTO?’ sr. so. NORWALK 1827 CAST BALLGTS FQR SUNDAY lTflE DEMOCRATS
13.15 MAIN STREET . TEL. 759-4 Clergyman Protests Against Sign Over Store‘ HOLT CAMPAIGN
HOLIDAY HAN DKERCHIEFS Used for Taking Informal Votes—Report ,
DAINTY USEFUL ACCEPTABLE Will-’Be Made to Council forAction - H33 Defiut 01’ $4,000
' , For Two Elections—
GHILDREN ‘S HANDKERCHIEFS— - .
Baby Peggy and Uncle Wiggley' . . . . . .. . . . . . .500. $1.00 _ _ a STA Amour), Dcc‘cmher saw— a 'Repubhcans H a V 9
Boxes of Three. White or Colored .. . .. . . . . .290. 350, 50c ~ A verdict was gn‘on for Sunday moving pictures :11 this city Balance for NOV 4
Colored and White Handkerchiefs 2 for. . . . .......... 250 Saturdn‘v by 8 "018 Of 1333' ‘0 3'9. a majority 9f 1533. ll." 131951le ' » '
. Novelty Toy Cards, 2 Handkerchiefs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .250 of an, Informal ballot taken under the suncrvzslon of :3 Special E‘penduuws “raglan 367.“
_ committee appomtod h} Mayor Alfrcd .\. Phillips. Jr. Irom the 503.“ m ”,0 Republican “a... cam-
LADIES’ HANDKERGHIEFS~ Common Council and consisting 'of Edward J. Denning. Chair— pals:- lncldant to the Frauen!!!“
Three jn'a box—White or colored. .. ~- -- .. - - .. ~50°' $235 man, Michael J.'O‘Ilara and Charles F. Gunias. This; committeeuémcllm °f x‘w‘ml’" ‘ m“. m.”
Madeira. Handkerchiefs. b03fEd -‘ ---------- g';'-75°’ $235 it is expected, will make an ofiicinl report to the Mayor anzl‘»:¥:::e1“3° ‘,"°,§:‘;§’§§‘”}§§,§§af§f‘:
Initials in linen Wh—lte 0“ “am“ w1tl1 colored untials 25°, 50° ' Common Council in a meeting which is eghcdulcd for this evening. treasurer. of. in: Republican state
Dainty Lace Trimmed Handkerchiefs. ..... ....500, $1.00 - When the polling place or 305 Atlantic Street. was cpcne‘}; Cemral Commltlec. The total re-
Net. edgedc‘ound linen handkerchiefl, ‘ ' * ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' - ' ' ‘ .506 at noon, with the Common Council committee in charge. the voters igl,§:ce“3:32igags'xg" “3‘1““ ‘
BOYS’ AND MENHS HANDKERCHIEFF of the‘city were slow. in coming their ballots. Regulation check with. Demgcrfigc'gm'm ampalxn n?
Boys‘ loin Handkerchiefs ‘‘‘‘‘ .. _~ . . _ .. 121/39, 250 lists were used and those who (lid not understand how to vote
a
nunclal statcmrnt was run! by Fred
Men‘ Pong'ee Handkerchiefs ..89 on the three machines which had been loaned for the purpose“ ”a" ”“5““ °' u“ mmw'uk‘
Meg, 15513.1: .. _ ' .500 by First Selectman Charles
with 87.000.000 invented it: its plant.
Greenwich and Stamford are next
with investment: nearing two million SALE COATS and l) R l‘:::Sl:L
each. 131‘ RECORD L0“ llltl! ll‘
During the past 70 years. 233 rem
Due to the warm weather. manufacturers a». unloading
sex-volts have been constructed in the i ‘
state. 179 of which we‘e developed [large gtockx, We made some luck}; riotoucs and We-
passing the bargains on m 'rm) ;
by private companies. The largem
THEY ARE ALMOST BELOW EAL? PRICE.
single reservoir is 1“ Fairilcld and
V i .. .. K
has a flange capacity of nearly four f
billion gallons. The new Easton‘;
ON THE CORNER
3238 South Main St, Cor. lloxilaod 51
Salvaging operations conducted by Great Britain to raise German ships soul: at Soaps Flow
by their crews continues successfully and is netting the government the expected reward in the
shape of valuable machinery. brass and copper tubing. all unharmed by the long immersion in the war
ter. Lower photo shows how ships" are raised gradually. the line: from the beams clutched across
the sunken hull are shortened each time the tide goes out and the ship moved in closer to shore until
it is but partly submerged.‘ The opened valves
photo shows two of the salvaged ships.
Lake reservoir at Eamon now being
built by the Bridgeport Hydraulic,
Co.. will have a. capacity or six oil. '1'
lion gallons. ‘
MW
ALL SET.
"You have posllhely no excuse for
staying out until 11:15 absurd hour."
"Oh. haven‘t I. m ulnar! I’ve got
a slmply: gorgeous excuse. “'hy. l'x'e
been utnndlne outside lor the last
hour and 1 hair thinking it out."—
Humorm. (lexicon.
Fe? Homes. Factories, Apartment Him: 5 Hotels and In-
dustrial Work——With or Without Aillrjzgm“: Cmgml‘ E
Vesta-Fem Oil Burners ,
An: Installoo in . N
Poll '3 Theatres in 8 Cities Incllldlllg Bruzwrscrt. NEW 3;.
van, Waterbury, Hartford. Sp:
St. Thomas‘ School, Church and CQBT‘EU". F .,
H. Jacobs a; Son Shoe Factory on Nsmal
Prof. E. B. Read Yale College ‘ lifll‘fh, Cam:
Stanley Bollard. Bollard Mch. Tool C - . B ‘
Norton e Townsend, Architects. {213% 1‘»:
St. Stanislaus School
Sage! Lou Farms ,
Eastern Machinery 00., Elevator M g . .
Mt. Sinai Hospital ‘x Yul; Olly
Convent Sacred Heart “or York Gill;
GOULD'B PUMPS —~— ARCTIC; ICE RACHZNES
Polley Refrigating 6’: Supply C s
25 MONROE ST.
Thoroughness
When you conclude that you.
have reached your cool and so
on met. you fall to satisfy the
world with your twat. You
must not Mop when you 'hltll:
you have rcached the lop—-
pcrfecllon i. still before g« u.
A man's constant vision
should be the perfect local
men he lowers the monitor-3's
that keep in View hls hast, he
let; down the bars that “my
him to mom" rent accomnmo-
mom.
_. linen. Conn.”
Non Haven Conn.
NH: Hzlz'cn.CCm‘
H. Martin were instructed by those
on...ooanooo-.«.~
State Committee. It shoWed expon-
ldltures or annroxlmatcly 515.000.
Men‘. Plain White Linens ....... . . . . . . . . . . . .250, 35c, 506
Men's Scaled 'Kerchiefs .......... . . . . . . . . ...... 2 for 25c
o
in charge.
Some criticism was. voiced by
those who are opposed 104 Sunday
pictures here because a painted 511:2:
across the front or the empty 5mm
used an the polling place "rt-lid “\‘th‘
Here For Sunday Movies." instead
01' "Vote Here. on Sunday Movies."
AUTG OWNERS
The Dcmoemzlc party spent homo
additional In the effort to elect (“lama
llton Holt to the United Stale: Sen-
ate. in the special election of Tues-
“Say last. It will have a' deficit of
labour Mono after accounting tor
”both campaigns.
Expenses and receipts of {he Re-
l
He plavr- his hes: card 2:: his
so. XOR“; ms“. 430332}
work wn‘n no makes, :hc
thorough pace nls waving
stride and never leave; any
work half finished.
This store is prepared to help vet: ~-
problem, to help you choose bear-111173
”m1:
my mother, ‘
Wife, daughter, sweatheart and friends Hr "e in Wllllmd
a marvelous variety of Dainty Silk Unit-"w Honey.
Gloves. Brassieres, Corsets, Cordon»; :- 3: Bullet:
Handkerchiefs. Novelties, etc. at can: ‘7 1“" llflfeloz'
A small deposit will hold any zlrtzclc l 9r -/ ‘
W place where mar»
autism, pays 15.“: the fi‘adn
This criticism was presented to mom—l
bers of the commluee. it ls said. by
one of the clergyman who signed a
statement urging the: people op-
pose; to the presentation of Sun-
day pictures refrain from taking
publlcun party. in the special sent-
:orlal campaign are not Included in
rho report filed by the treasurer. but 8 u - Claidflt‘d
USUAL CRUSH, will he the subject of an Independent m of "I: ' "no! 5 “1'
report filed in a. tow weeks. It in Ad!- Prove 1‘ to your 0
. understood that the balance from the Won!
INGOR PO MTE
[@S@ Q®o
OPEN MONDAY ‘
TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY EVENING
. Bide Glasses.
"Selemrter
Spark and 135.5 ;
Control
2 d I $50‘OO __ scop Signal,
,_ AUTOMOBILE *
FREE
Boy: and Girls between the usual)! 2 M10 m Put
your; letters for Santa Claus In the bl; red box In front at
ANGEVINES‘“
To the Boy or am whose-letter to mom. open! first
on Dec. 24th we will give this beautiful unconsciousness.
Lights
Brakes
Windshlr-E
P. s-Don’t mm to tell your mother and your-M yrs
carry a very complete line of awful to”. , '. ’
part ln‘the lnlormnl ballot.
Although the vote stoned light
the number of voters began to in».
crease as‘the afternoon lengtln-ned
and at 8 o‘clock when’tne vullng
place closed there was a long line
waiting. I! was believed that it
the store had remained open until
10 o'clOClr a much larger vote would
have resulted and it is presumed thei
same ratio Would have been 242::an
rained.
The total number of votes regis-
hezed by ‘he machines Was 2172.
Councilman .Denulnx will report
tonight. u is expected. This will give
the Council an opportunity to take!
action, it it. Wishes .on~Sunday mo-
uon lctures. Although the present
ad lstratlon ls approaching the
close of its term 1: la poaslhle for
it to 11011 another meeting for the
purpose or acting on Sunday motion
pictures bemre January 1. when the
administration elected in November
Lakes otfice. '
The law requires that notice be
given ‘11: which. action on: Sunday
pictures is to take place. I: the
Councilmenvarler. heal-lug the re-
port tonight, believing that it would.
be wise to hold a. hearing on the
pictureoquesuon they can take rte-l
undo the day their Ate‘rmioxplroa.‘
SENDINGNAMES
OVERCOUNTRY
Dr. Stanley 3. Orion. Health
Commissioner or the State. has had
prepared and distmbuted through-
outgthe United States a‘pamphlet
contadnlnz thegnamu‘ and photo;
graphs of declare ln'the state whose
licenses have been revoked and who
have "not taken an _ appeal. v This
book has been sent to .cy'ery,§tate
m- the Union. The Commissioner
'one'ooiamrnng .zhe- unmet-we those
whooegllcenm werenvok tam):
,vhu‘dldrjotjappeal. ‘ anneal: tell;
cont-Jams the names 'Ot"!h:0§€~3 no
dig-appeal. This not. "huffing. green
aunt broadmbbyé-the; Commission
”a, 2 u) ~ .
non by‘holdlng a. meeting any time.
gluon-amount out two m‘otua‘meii '
‘By Getting Registra-
tion Certificates» New
-—-—0ld Ones, Expire at
Midnight, Dec. 31
. With eight business any: remain-
ing' {or the issuance of motor ve-
hicle registration certificates for the
year 1925, lees than one quarter of
the cars now in use lnlhe state have
been registered. Approximately 50.-
000 motor vehicles are readyhso tar
as registration ls concerned. to go
out, on'the highways on New Year's
day. The number is about 60.000
less than the number of cursswhlch
may be expected to be offered for
registration for the enure‘year' 1925.
Judging from the experience of'pre~
vlous years. In other words. nearly
8,000 cars will nova to be registered
daily between now and the end of
the year .f the same proportion or
the cars owned in the state are’to be
registered for use "January 1. ‘ This
will mean the same long. lines . or
waiting applicants at the manly!-
flce‘ in the Capitol and the branch
Ohio 5 at New Haven. Bridgeport.
W’aterbury and vNew Lyndon. ‘
The motor vehicle department he-
gan issuing 1925 registration: I:
early.u.0ctober 20 this year. Des;
‘plto thin fact and issuance" o: re-
peated requests for early registra-
tions to avoid a. granny-us}: at: tho
end or the anymore:- vehicle own-
on havernotrrcsponded ln'any great-
er numbers than - usual .ln" proportion
to the tqall’reglstratlon‘ or the “no.3
Extra clerks and added ' fecllltfol
hove been'provlded-by. the definite; _
men! two months and ten-1hr!e " mi kf'leryistho !ne'eusrot- thump}. at
atlvuneet otlthos-Jlmo’l‘ when €119
lounge '1: registratiommmua on
on can is requiredwbygtno'hwg ‘
:l‘he .pollcy :0! 1110‘ motor; ’ '
debirtment [will been:
you ‘ venom 1 your .
as}! pofleeT-‘au‘thbrmesjn in vet-at
' " ' veaeacwémoxt "
ifstortwfilaz "‘ W
rend th§_?}¢m7 ’
, fie:
general elec‘lcn fund was used for
the special election campaign. '
The Republican state ways nnd
means committee. of which Morgan
B. Bralnnrd. 'presldent or [he Actna
Life Insurance Company. is chalr~
man. raised $50,120 or the party
campaign tund. and the remaining
352348.32 was contributed directly
to Treasurer Rot-aback.
Newspaper advertising constituted
the chic! sauce. of expenditure. The
coat of rallies in various parts or the
state and’the ornnlamlon of hell!»
ties to xet out the vote In the thirty
five senatorial district: also proved
to, bo‘ sizable ltcms in the expense
coconut. Two cont-lbutlon: of 810.-
000 wore made to the national clm~
pain to assist in the general effort
to elect PresldcntCoolldxe.
. A. K.»Macomb’cr o: Shipper: Ave-
nue. smmfomn‘ toured tau-luau
luau. was the: largest contributor.
giving $6000. The aeond largest was
Colonel leam Blnch'am. the party
'candldatotor governor In that cam-
Plltnrwhou contribution was 64000.
Next in order came Mrs. Helen am-
!” Jenklm ‘ot Nortolh‘pruldent or
the Journey. Corporation. and a
Presidential elector.'wlth 88000. and
former Republican National Commu-
teeman1Charleo FwBrooker of An-
soon. also a. Mdmtm’ elector.
;with 32500.; Four other-«Presidential
electors. Mariel: C. Home? of. New
cw Colonel Francis ‘1'; Maxwell
0 Rockvillo.’ 2mg AnnieJB. Jennings
or Fume!!! hedgerow: Louis Cheney
plant-flora contributed $1000 each
gird .Hlltofi =0; Brooks of Chester. I.
Ffirth. cave 3.8230. .
‘7 ;WXH.,.WAW'»WI i
‘* “Gran the companion whlch‘ ‘a
gonnectlcutgth‘o Inter cm _ mm m
ofllopmont . of.
{are you nervous?
Do you me irritated
at trifles, start at sudden
noises. lie awake nights? l:
Your nerves are out of
order.
willful:
will Help you. Try just
one bottle. We'll refund
your money if
it does not re- '
licve you. >
o
moxie Electric Trains-
. Make A Wanda-nu am
For thalilddlel
Sets From $5.75 Up
The N orw‘alk Electric Co.
11 NO. MAIN 8!.
131.3978 82.1%er .
- ,_ Duplex Premier
Sou-ll. \om;
MME. JEAN NETTE
'56 South Main Street
Open Every Evening Urn? 1‘“
all. Conn. {
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’ Put on Your Christmas 13:
YOUR SOLID SILV lili’
--—-—‘ for __.._,
MATCH UP
CHRISTMAS
J.
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the Additional Piece:
you would like for
Your Table
FRANK LAUDER
96 Wishinzton St.
vacuum
.“Woldon of Quality"
So. Nag-wall!
.Q-fifmf‘hfifw‘l
«p.004; *Ayfiflfia «we. 1. a...» ... .«..—.. A. .. ~ A
.1 CYLINfiEwBLOCKs AND Hslos .
a" Nn‘a'i'Wt‘W While a: the Our By Our sew. lemons.
’ . SUCCESWELDING & CUTTING ()0.
we liar-Amusing» wading
' on
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