' factors
Speaking of price cutting times, we are facingthom now
Don ’t be satisfied ’with thinking
I that the lowest prices quoted on lumber and millwork will
When they tell you that it is “just
--you can teach
ow what he
re important
You all know that there will probably continue to
be cheap buyers to whom price is the one and only considera-
i” firm and that there will be dealers who will sell cheap lumber
fat .2 “cheap” price regardless of quality and lasting values.
V If we do not believe we can prove that we give better lumbe’r.
* better service than those who offer nothing but“ price we d
better get out of the lumber business and go into some busi-
. nose we can believe in.
T he HatCh d? Bailey Co.
is 0 n 11 Well Boards. Golotex Insulating Lumber.
gnawinwifii ganged-Guaranteed for 50 Years.
' in the lumber business.
net you the biggest gains.
as good” put thrt firm down as a “perrot”-—
‘a. parrot to say “just as good” but he doesn’t
is talking
about. The polioiesof the coucern
é
a Happy New Year to all
”Merry Christmas and
. I. MALLETTE
SO. NORWALK
patronage
A; sincere feeling of grati-
tude for your goodwill and
Accompanies this
Chrietmas greeting!
'l‘heNF
>76 IVASHINGTON ST.
.R,__van C0.
TO YOU wnosn WELFARE we mum
on: WARM APPRECIATION
AND GQRDIALLY WISH YOU ALL
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR
MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington St.
TO SERVE WE EXTEND
HAPPINESS
Home of Good Shoes
‘ I pursuit or happiness.
South Norwalk,
INTEREST
AT
ill/2%”
pér annum will be credited
, on all
SAVINGS ACCOUNTS
for the current six months ending December
3151:, 1924.
Deposits made before January 12th will-
Hraw interest from January 1st -
So Norwalk Trust Co.
SERVICE SECURITY
' legislation has resulted in a finding
<1.
”2"“ GEHEBE SW W
”If. HERB U IT'S summa-
. We have lots of knicknavcks dlld noveltie- that come in every
Christmas stocking such as, elnctrln tron, percoidtor, wattle iron.
curving set. tea net. kiddie our. dofiler wagon. dolls, vnlocipodes. .
carpenter sets. games; etc; .
A diplomatic precedent of yeare was broken when the U. S. state department W a stuto‘
mcnt warmly complimenting the selection of Tsunso \Iatsudelrn, just officially announced as new
ambassador from Japan to the United States. Such statements are usually held until the new on-
voy arrives. This was issued, however, to offset the efl'dct of Rep. Fred I. Britten c molution In the
house calling for a conference of “the white people bordering on the Pndfiwout.” Photo shown
the new envoy, his wife and their children.
BINGHAM TALKS %
0N DUTIES 0F 1
U s CITIZENS;
t
Tells New England 80-?
ciety In New York He
By Minority
\‘EW‘ YORK. Dec. 2!. ——.tceorlnnx:;
to Prof Hiram Bingbam of Yale
Republican Goxernomlect and Sum
nor-elect or Connecticut. the Amer~
loan people ehouidl‘no more expect
a 365-dey-aq-enr politician to seek.
advice from “distinguished citizens.“
than they would expect a college;
football coach to seek the advice- 0!?
the university's champion chess,
player during a crucial game. I
That, in etiect, wen What he told
members oi the New England So»
cier who dined {or the 11211: annual!
time in the “'aldorf. Astoria I\lond 1:»
night His address v.11; Int-tn as i
torecaat o! hisvetutude In the Senate
as successor to the lzue Frank in
Brandogee.
Prof. Bingham spoke on the dc-
ties o! Amerionn citizens. Known
to be an opponent or indwiduaiisttc
development. an opponent- of cone
collation in education. and an ad»
vocate’of referendum 911 all future
proposals of constitutional amend—
ments. his appearance ' aroused In—
tenet.
“In a. recent memage In Congress
President Coolidge pointmi out the
dangers of seeking Io escape om
State responsibility Ly hump; add!-
tional burdens on the Central Gav-
ernment.” he sold. “Shall-W5 under-
mine the individuality and ere—It reliv
ance of our citizenry by mending
them filth a paternalistic Govern-
ment. or shall we endeavor to lotion 1
in the monsters of our foreman-ire:
and develop a eelforelinnt citizenry
who as}: no favors except the In-
alienable right to life. ll. Jerry and
"Too many or our highly educated
citizens stand aloof from politics ex-
cept at eon 6 emergency of unusual‘
Interest.
“Some years ago the distinguished
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court
or the United States, in an address
before the students or Yale Unlver~
city on the duties of citizenship.
pointed out that It a man wishes to
secure an influence (or good in pub:
no life the only real avenue that he
can tollow to accomplish perman-
ently unetul results to by influencing
the course and policy at his party.
“We cannot expect our Govern-
ment to work or our people to en-
joy the blessings of freedom unless?
they are Willing to accept‘fuliy the
responsibilities at citizenship. A
citizen without responsibility erases
to become a citizen and becomes :1
subject."
No Law Violated,
Employe Probe Shows
WASHINGTON, Dec.
department or justice’e investiga-
tion into charges that a. Senate com—
mittee employee accepted money for
the use or 'r-ie influence In behalf of
that no law wan violated. 7
Attorney General Stone. declined
to divulge the nature ot-the legisla-
tion. or the name of the man In-
volved. Officer: of the postal
workers' organization charged that
the case was concocted by opponents
of the postal pay increase bill to
try to detect that measure and de-
manded that the Attorneinenex-al
Me tact: public but this never
was done.
.__‘___._L,.,___.
Hight’s Mentality * ~
Issue' 1n His Trial
MOUNT VERNON 111., Dec. 24‘.—
--The trial of Lawrence M. Eight.
doomed putor ot Inc. 1113.. and
Mrs. Elsie Sweetln. who are charged
with poisoning Mrs. Anna Eight
and Willard Swentln, wuxnear its
and today. A cannon Monday night
in: evidence. the State virtually n11-
lehlng it; rebuttal testimony. 3
7» Dr. Frank Fry. a. 81:. Look alien-
int certified tor tho; State Monday
that Billet m at sound mind gluon
calcined lost octob'cr 2,4. . Dr
geim.
F e a r 5 Government ,1
iRoad Controlled B y
1 months ago that the New York Cen-
gSAITS FINE 50R
24.-—-The »
‘ like the bowels. sometimes get slug-
' lug omioualiy.
‘neya active and clean and the not
brought the can undo the conclud- “
Bootleggers Pay U. S
Dist. Court $7,876
\E“‘ H AVEN. Doc.
bootleg? re. In the United States
District court here the past 12
months tom! £7,576 :15 compared
with about $12,004} lost year. It
v35 stated at the clerk's omen to-
Criminal cases have taller: of!
about Ilth per cent 1! In pointed
out that much or the Honor law
{more omen: this year has been done
by the State and local police while
‘3”: your federal ofi'trcrn were ax:-
e In painting arrests
2(.-Ftnee on
N Y., ONTARIO
AND WESTERN
PAYS DIVIDEND.
ARMS QUESTION
IN GERMANY IS
TROUBLE MAKER
Policy of Evacuating
Cologne A r e a By
British Now Depends
011 Report
(Br Aeeoctnttx! Pulse)
PARIS Dec. 24 “Germans” 3 die-
ertnamem statue will come before
Ibo allied council 0! ambassadors
Friday instead of tbday 3.5 or
peeled. the regula- meeting of the
council having been postponed.
. The ambassadors received today I
comlhunienuon from the Supreme
Interallied Military Commission em-
bodying the latest reports on the
eubjeot from the military control
mutation and the pcnponement we!
New Haven Declared
1
O n 9 Per cent. on:
Common Stock
NEW YORK. Dec. :4.—Dlmlors
c! the New York. Ontario and \V’esl.»
on) Ration}: Cmnpany. Which in
controlled by the New Haven rail~
road has declared it dividend of
1 per cent on the common clock
payable January 28 to stock of rec—
on: January 8. The last dindend
£58311?th Ives 2 per cent or. Octobe-
IT‘. 192}.
The x:« 'Sork Ontario and Ween-
N: has «n: trending only $4 coo In
pieterred clock and 353111.333 in
common. of which the New Haven
owne 3.2946521360 common and 82.?
201'! preferred.
Wall Street. heard rumors I. low
trial was necking acquisition at this
road in connection with a. plan nub—
mIIIeo to the lntersraie Commerce
Commission for the tormntion of
four principal eastern trunk lines.
11'. directors or the Onurio dud
\Yestern denied knowledge of any.
trade between the New Haven and!
New York Central. 6
How 11‘: Dane In Montana»
(San Francisco Chroncle)
Art E. Ecklund of Anaccon
Mont.,ehot tour ducks on mint
Creek. The water was too deep to!
wade out for the ducks. Taking
hIs fishing pole 1nd spinner. he cast
three times to pull the ducks ashore
Each time a large trout took the
spinner. Then the wind blew the
ducks ashore.
ACHING KIDNEYS
“hen Back Home Find: You:
more A: de Glenn
)3er
Mont talks forgot that-the kidneys
gtsh and clogged and need a. flush-
else we have back-
ache and dull mineral): the kidney
region. severe headaches. rheumatic
twinge-.3. torpld liver. acid etcmnch.
sleepieenneea and all sorts of bladder
disorders
You simply must keep your kid-
ment you feel an echo orpnln In
the kidney region begin drinking lots ,
or water. ‘Also get about four
ounces of Jud Salt: from am good
drug store here. take a. tnbiespoont‘ul
in a. glass of water hetero Dammit
tor a. few days and your kidney-
will then act flne.‘ Thin lumen: m
tornado iron: the outdo! grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with 11th“.
and is Intended to flush clogged kid-
ney: and help stimulate thun’toinc‘o
uvlty. :It also helps neutralise I—tho
acids in the urine so thnyano longer
irritate .thun helplnfto relieve bindé
der disorders. . a
3M Belts is inexpensive; moi:
doilghttnl enervedoent lithll
drink IMillion ovofrbody should like
now and then to help keep that
kldneyngclenu.
3A wellikno I
he sells lots otiad
' Kuhn.
decided upon to xix-e mom lime to
‘ccnsult with their government dud
ham 8 letter to Germany drafted.
The two aspects 0! the German
tmqrnzd citation that are giving 1-33"
greeneet concern urn said In omen!
quarter! to be the uleged omnisc-
Iion of the German pollen clone
lines that make It in reality I nor:
oi ”my. and the allegations that
.the clandeetine manufacture of ma-
chine gun: in going on.
GILBERT HAHN
GOES TO WORK
AS PLAIN CLERK
“Coddled’2 So Passes
Up Job in Father’s
Bank
NEW YORK. Dec.
$4.«-Gilbert
son of Otto H. Knhn. an.
antler and patron of the or". bu
aimed work an a. clerk with the
Equitable Trust company. it wu
learned today. He was recently
graduated from college.
Hie desire to nvoId being "codl
It Is cold. led him to accept 1 pool-
tion outside or the firm or Kuhn.
Loch and Company. In which his
lather in a runner.
Kuhn. who 1521 your- old. was
married last month to Miss Anne
Elisabeth \Vbelen’o! But Orange.
N. J.. dnughtnr at Charles A. W'hel-
nn. President 0! the United Cigar
Stored company. At that time it
won innounood tint young Kuhn
had'been given n house in New
ding gilt.
Charges Against Atty.
I. Philip Slavatsky
BRIDGEPORT. Dec. lit—$1113-
grievnnce committee or the Fair-
fleld county bal- bu Just returned
a. prominent against Attorney 1.
Philip Slavatnky ot Bridgoport.
charging him in three counts with
oonvnrtlngtundu o! l. bankrupt u—
teto to his own wallowing a. client
to post n alien bond in n liquor vio-
to his own purposes given to him by
a. client for application on a Judg-
ment
ATTACHMENTS.
.An attachment was died.- renter-
any in the once 0: Town Clerk Hor-
bort R. Smith. W the proper»
1:7 0: Augusta. 8. Schneider at this
city fox-$100.11: invet- or Attorney
"Howell”: It In alleged in the
writ that the detendnnt on the
plant!!! (1111! o!,,$50.4o.‘
or $75 one asked. Tammany a:
Connery represent; the painter and
Deputy Show! Edward I. wont:
served the more.
An attachment of $150 mu also
nice! mm the property of Antonio
magnum in the olden c! the Town
Wow: in Savor of mm»: man or
New Bantu:
It {'18 M can}. the antenatal:
Didn’t Want to Be:
I
I
I
York City by his tether an a Wed»
lotionoaoe and convnmn of funds .
'~‘ Wall‘Str' eet I
FOR MOTHER
Umbrellas
Handkerchiefs _
Hosiery -
Boudoir Cap '
Bath Robes
Bath Towel Set
- Silk Underwear
Sweaters
Hand Bags
Aprons
Phillippine Gown:
Slippers
Linen Pattern Clotli
Linen Towels
Kid Gloves“
Electric Iron
Thoroughness
When you conclude that you
,have ruched your goal and no
can rest. you tell to satisfy the
world with your hem. You
must not stop when you think
you have reached the top-—
perfection I- still before 5r :1.
A man's constont v‘leiun
should be the perfect Ideal
When be lower: the oundzris
tin: keep in New ht. best, be
let. down the but that limi'
him to indiftvrent decompose.
moot.
Ho plnvs bl.- best card in bi-
work we": be matron the
thorough pare his wining
stride and norm- Ionves any.
work half finished.
i O I 0
Another place whm ther-
ougbnen pay: In in thwarted
mg of the Sentinels Classified
Ads. Prove it to your own
alienation:
GI FTS
aggfm
Widening
mesonfimentmnnkeu
gifttothehome‘.
8w uthomembon
f. f Holi-
one or
hygs'gmmgwinbofound
A Few Suggestions
M! %W 001 GIOVes
Bath Robes E Pajamas
Suit Case EGOH H056
Handkerchiefs gHandkerchief.
Umbrellas ELWool Stocking.
Bmfold 3 Bowwlq
_ ' I Neckties
FOR SISTER i
th Robe : FORE BABY
Stockings‘ A Dressers
Hat and Scarf so I Legging...
Wool Gloves l Milteue
Handkerchiefs i 1 Sweaters
Sweaters ' Bonn Vtt :
Night Gowns ' Shoes,
Umbrellas , Toys
Kid Gloves Blankvh
1 e’HYAn
Nonvalk Conn,
FOR FATHER g FDR 1m V101:
SALE COATS and Lilli; FSSES
AT RECORD LO“ PRU ES
Due to the warm weather manufac'cunr. “I”; my...”
large stocks. We made some lucky l 32.33 .. me his: .
passing the bargain: on In M u
THEY ARE ALMOST BEI OW an: r pm}?
WALDNER S
ON THE (70511571171:
32'38 South Mam Si... (or Rowland St
For Homes, Factories Apartment 13...... fig;
dustrlal Work—With or Withou‘ A to: at:
\ esta- F eul Oil BuIIIers
Am I’Lnyllmj "J ..~-A.,
Poli's Theatres in 8 Clues Including Bridgeport». New B
ven, Waterbury Hattie... '
St Thomas School, Church and to
Ii. Jacobs &: Son Shoe Factor;-
Prof. E. 8. Reed Yale Colleg»:
Stanley Bullard, Bollard Mch. ’1‘on It.
Norton d: Towneend, Architecte 5:24 'l ‘
8t. Stanislaus School
Saga! Lou Farms
Eastern Machinery Co, Elev: tor Mfr *
Mt. Sinai Hospital New York 5in
0011th Sacred Heart New York 0in
GOULD'S PUMPS -——- ARCTIC ICE MACHlNE-S
Polley Refrigatingc Supply C e
.SMONROE ST. SO. NOR“ ALI: . CONN.
5342'1‘*:f'7h3’
‘1: ll; ran. Conn.
' MERRY CHRISTMAS
TO ALL
ill/TIE: JEAJNEZIE
56 SO. MAIN ST. 50 XOBWALK
DIVIDEND NOTICE
1 50th ‘
Semi-Annual Dividend of,
Norwalk Savings Socie
\Dl II .141} {film-9
[)in mint 9. 1924'
At a meeting of the Directors at one Wit;
held this day, a dividend at 11;. pair at l0 ..
AND ONE- HALF (4!/§) per or!!! P'- 3 Annumf the
declared to Depositors from thv . 12 3mm“ ‘L ' 7
six months ending December 31 I" ‘3
MONEY DEPOSITED 0\ m: *4ng
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10.192: II III l,
INTEREST FROM JANU AR: 1, w k
OPEN MONDAY EV E\1\G‘ :1 :M
’ Denidts over ’ " - e e I a ‘2“ ~ 1
Albert R Malldn, Pres.“ William H Bunt«~-.-.UV1¢ele
Frederick A. Elle, Trees
CYLINDER BLOCKS AND HE ms
:1 EWJ'é'
my Now Be Welded While in the Car b3 ‘3” L
SUCCESS WELDING & CUTTI‘J!‘ C0
“Weider-e of Qualllf’
“ t M11115
Mun” Illa lid O‘S-At'flylme “flung
m Welding 3 890018“: -- Cal-1305‘ 33‘:- ALE
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