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A LIST.OF USEFUL
GIFTS
ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS
SOUTH
~AGO
TILLY AUTO AND,
CARRIAGE WORKS
NORTH MAIN ST.
NORWALK
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| BUSINESS WORLD
1
TODAY"
SEARS Roi-Bunion MOCHAIN
'STDRE FIELD CAUSES 01stsz
Some Merchants Believe It Will Mean 3 Fight
For Local Patronage— Other Big Mail
Order Houses Expected to Open Stores Also
BY J. O. BOYLE.
Special Correspondent of the
Evening Sentinel
Copyright. 1924'.
NEW YORK, Dec. 27. -—The entry
of Sears Roebuck and company of
Chicago. one of the largest mail or-
de‘r houses of the country. into the
retail chain store field has caused
decided complication: in merchan-
dising circles. It alqo has aroused a
variety 0! sentiment: among mer-
chants and manufacturers In the
territory involved. Moreover, it in
now practically certain tnht the step
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 27.——0r-
ders to Southern Pine Association
lumber mills last week increased 1.3
per cent from the previouu week to
84,400,000 feet. Shipments advanc-
ed slightly to 72,000,000 feet and
production road 4.2 pI-r cent to 89,~
000,000.' L'nillled orders total 238.—
700.000 ieet .
0 O O
RAILROAD EQI’II‘MLSI‘
ST. PAUL. Dec. 27.——The pur-
chase of titty ore acre: has been am-
EVERY MAN '8
INVESTMENTS
Time To Play Safe
By G130. T. Ixt’GliES
Special Correspondent
Of The Evening Sentinel,
(Copyright. 1924)
The first of the your is the tradio
tlonnl time for investment. Mon 0!
large \\'('BIII1 take this occasion, or
at least they are supposed to. to rt»
inn-st interest and dividends. from
their srwurltivs in othr-r holdings.
Now the large capitalists needs no
advice from ll‘i.‘. HI: knows what
citations lie can afford to take and
what stocks or bonds “ill hos-I round
out his security list. The small sal-
arir'd man or wage ("o'll'nf‘lfi may not
have a largo sum to invest at this or
any other time but it, is tar morn
important to him that he make no
lilistake than it is to the rich man.
nounccd by the Duluth. Messahc and
Northern Railroad at n cos: of
(2001000.
will he followed by similar action on
the part at other mail order houses.
To some merchants lhis li't‘llJ via;-
0 In t
This stems a. good time therefore to
reI-apitiilutc 1hr principals “hit-h
SDVI'l‘ll .1 (‘Ili‘It'L of St‘i‘lll‘llllfi.
I find that 1m.» many of thc 1n-
nit‘ies nothing but a tight to the bit- RICE
ter and for local patroxugo agmnst HOL’STOV D .—. , ,
4 . I 81‘. .I .-~ I;
opponents so powerful that they can yield in Texas mm ‘gear‘rtz‘ “4c“ ,
buy in tremendous quantities and on
advantageous terms those and:
which it does not. make. To oilicrs.
it apparently prescnts an opportunity
to sell out their own businesses to
the incoming competitors.
Snore ltorbuck and company pl: zi' _, '
to own thcir first retail d« partmcnt ‘ BEF‘WVOOD- P3 no“ :'-“’7h€
store in Chicago in February an! In B‘WOOG Film ( orpoatlon has mid
‘nilow this I‘Sv’ opening other“ “5 plant '0 ll": \lusio Master lan-
lIranI‘hv‘s In Seattle. Dallas and I‘mln d10 (TOI‘DUratlon which will manu-
dolphin in conjunction filth tlI dls- facturc lflklnds of radio (quipnu‘nt
bushels to the acre and the total.
j production 5 6M 000 bushels. This’
is 200 DUO hushcln unnlv‘r the clap!
of 19-37 3
O O O
RADIO
trihuting plants the concern niruady there. The land anOl‘Ct‘d covers
operates In the northwest. the soaih- about 50 acre. '
west and easc The company this giv- ' ‘ ' '
on no indication of the hint) utmam‘ Live Muvk
palm it will follow I-ch-pi “121‘. the CHEYEXNL”, \\‘,vo.. Lug-c. 21——
entry into the arena of trial! own There is an excellent dentalid
tlIIinIiisirm will he at‘CL'lllillllll’d by throughout, “Warning for breeding
no loud flourish of Irumpcts so tar ewes. The movement of cattle to
as buying out competitors is concarn~
ed.
There is small doubt that long 4‘!-
mblished buelnr-ss Mil t-e otturcd
either to Score Roebuck or to (Itner£
mail order houses who .‘olloxv lbtllz'
example. But even It these an.- ac-‘
ceptwi In some cast-9a there is no in-
dication ot a grand smash it. I-xllung
conditiIns iu the nu.\t six III-mini. r-‘~Idvnts of i‘Mla'lt‘ll‘hla are ":1!
None or the til-ms imolwd my tits § “It‘ll?" Uri" owr their Christina
will refuse to nequire old cs alill-ilicd ’ “‘ 1?hr§'10n today. Lnliccnsed peu
'ouslneswa and mono or mum arc diets In some Instances sold poison
acting bidders for such (ODCJI‘IIS. 1V.“ Instead at real Christmas
It in gInemlly uccvpisd that tip wreaths.
Philadelphia and New .i‘ork stun-s ox
one of American pioneer mvrcndrit:
might be acquired by the Chicano
company—mt a price. This gossip In
muket has been heavy and there is
a dislit ct tendency to replace radio
with rhvep on llit‘ “30mins; ranges
since sheep mcn have had a splin-
dld year.
0 O O
HOLLY
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Zi—Somt-
AGMCL’LTL HAL ”ELEMENTS
KANSAS Cl'l'i‘, III-c. 27.—lleal-
QUII‘E'l‘S who come to me for suggr»
lions are considering stocks, dazzle-i
by the advance in the stock marl-nit
which {ollmvrd tho (—lvc'lon.
want to I“l.\' sIIranIIIIig that "is co-
Ing up." in Olllt‘r words it is lliu
speculative lure and not solid .In-
\estment worth that attracts lhcm.
I‘i'ldilubl‘fdlv than: are plenty of
stocks \Vhl“I'i some tiny “ill LI:- I||l09~
I know that I' am in no position
to SPDHTYIH‘: tho: two groups with
any degree I)! I‘rrI-zimty and i doubt
“hello: hams of mv readrrs arc.
Meanwhhe I do know that there
are plenty of sound bonds and good
preferred stocks to be had yielding
anywhere from 5 to 6 1-3 percent
rind that these arr hing mwgrlonk-
ed luiJhe twfiple “ho lam—v7 :53" “
before lemming c-IF".
SO my (arnt‘st (with. to they-5
who have small sums to invest at
this time or war is that they be con-
’huying promotion stocks. that is to
trs In (arm lm I e: ' ~
uolstend up by the fact that It in ” "em” ““3”" ‘0
g known lilu vo.umo of ousliivse dom-
‘thruugh tho distributing 'nd ua'Imo
tiling plant of Sears Ito-33.16:: at
Philadelphia. has been fully satisfac—
tory and has developed sources oi
tradc'hilherto untouched through.
nc'ss were exceeding!) bright. Um-
dcnlci has contracts \xith .‘xOU deal-
ers for 192‘ a requirements .“hlth
show an increase of 60 pcr cent a:-
compnred with last \uai‘a orders
I O O
'7‘ gnu-Ire sun-w Hunt: I351 i Silk Jersey Vesting .98 yd. AUTO PAINTING
i —- or QUALITY .—
. _ _ "mm I .
:gou I3. of: .- woRK % Km“ Cm” '35 Yd' PERFECTION MOTOR CAR HEATERS
' :‘~‘37..-:.‘E ~-. ‘
MID m root ---" I Bathrobe Cloth .59 yd. - GLASS ENCLOSURES
‘ REE fifigwg _ ,‘ FOR ‘YOUR TOURING OAR TOP
Corduroy .93 yd. SPECIALISTS IN AUTO BODY REPAIRS
~~'-~—-~--~~ > ~- ~— Careful Attention Given to Doors, Locks. Hinges,
Pongee .98 yd Windows, Upholstering—and Done Promptly.
WHEN YOU HAVE
Crepe de Chine 1.75 yd.
' {3 Auto Body Troubles
Taffeta. 1.75 yd. : L t ,liill Fix It
All-[£95721 E5 - Dress Velvet 2.75 yd. e ' y
3,; i3 I‘ :JJSZ’L‘Z‘I’m"s?7 : 4
into) nn Us.» 302‘ Is not our habit AHWOO] Flannel . . 298 yd. ’
—i.'~tzlng; Il‘r'l‘llth at a minimum
_ exp-:55 :0 Inn is our pleasing ' g
1 Wm' Handkerchief Linen 1.10 d. S 1 S 1
‘The Nash, Raymond y ; eel-a , a e
and Dean w' mm“ ”was ~45 yd : 33 1-3 Per cent off on all holiday goods
, 2 "AS HILL ROAD f .3
3 ' Embroidery Goods _ .29 up COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHINGS ,
" English Broadcloth .79 yd.
‘ .. THE NEW _ ,. ‘
OLDSMOBILE SIX ' 311‘ striped Shining 59 yd- 3
. Fisher Built Coach
51.188.00 Delivered
_ -r. Roomier. More Refined
x. . Coat-h Hist Challenge.
A: Comparison
AARON KOHN
South Norwalk
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BIGGLY W IGGLY
--‘\I
to:'
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”MITRE!
Giv
CHRISTMAS
GIFTS
, of
F U R N I T U R E
Beautiful and Practical.
Alexander’s
Good Will Furniture ,
50 South Main Street
South“ Norwalk
Agent for Plug In gnaw.
F. 'H. BAXTER
‘buuoois'r
C sown MAIN STREET
Pnrk &
mm om first end Raven‘s
CLIFFORD SHOE
'} S'i ORE
cum-BATE noonvmn .
J
EW FALL STYLES
' - Full Line of Strong
Gas Ranges
Three Burners & Baking Oven
$16.00
—-—-—n——_
ALEXANDER’S
Good Will mrnitnre
‘4 QUAL/fr HICHLIT» pplr( r LOW/:5;
70-72 NO. MAIN STREET
Pg; GEHEBE'S m
'1'!" BER! If IT'S 80mm
most.
These Heaters Save Coal.
We have them for oil, psi. and electricity. ‘
No ashes. nodlrt. heat in any room you want it. when you want it
n
33 Washington St.
I
I0.-
, South Not-walk
GIVE GIFI‘S‘TO'WEAR .
, , 7 7. SENSIBLE CHRISTMASGIFTS
..Felt and Leather Slippers, Silk Hosiery, Antics, Dress”
Footwear, Rubbers.
This Store W‘lll Be~0pcn Evenings Till [Inns
Conneally end, ‘_Bracken
81- Washington St.
«on. OODOII.I_.
Soothxnorw’oik,
\
Mime
the catalog route.
OIL
I It is said that the heir! of m..- . . ,.
:Dloneor merchant in question llom niugfégiiylgu ‘21:" 13:31:68
‘ t
the Philadelphia store. property and
Itrnde at 3715000.!)00. Gut it is as-
loerted with equal positlvune‘e that
they would not permit a continuution
oi the business under the yinrseni
name after it passes out. o! possuss~
mo of the family. ,
This reluctance. it is said, has ic-
sulted in the {allure of ueroxintlorls
with two other large retail gonu-rni
which were desirious of absorbing
the business. The reason 'cr abun-
donment oi‘ the, Philadelphia and
New York fields by this oionezr con-
cern Is not bollmed to on lack oil
prolits but to a desire of rermin oi
the heirs to retire trom active par-
ticipation in the mans or trade.
The move at Sears Roebuck and
other mail order houses into the dc- g
pertinent store field is easy to un-
derstand when the expansion or te-
tnil trade in the last two months is
taken into consideration. In the
first eleven months of this year. the
company said to be a Mlxsidiary (”-1
the British \ic:ican Petroleum C0"l~
pnnv, has bought 650 acres In It:
Cotton. Valley field for :3.Iwo.c~I-'II.
This was the largest deal yet ri'uir-
I in the field.
NOV FERROIS METALS
CRIPPLE CHI-2 EH Colo, Der. -
Production of prexious metals
Colorado mines in 1924 will about
equal that of last 3931‘ but the out-
look {or 1923 is extrrtziclv bright
since many old mine: now are h In:
unwzitc— red and put in shape for pro
duction This is notim nblc l‘etf.
Leadxllle and but-tinge.
ll.
STEEL
he
. l
certain that. higher-"prices will b.
named in steel sheets but “bu. hvl
present firm nose in heavy stccl pro-;
ducts will produce an ad\uncc is s I'll.
uncertain although the general:
Sears Roebuck sales totaled $136.- movementlin structural Pink: and!
004.000. The sales of the {our leud- abs ,3 13 upward. “ms “of“: for
log mail order houses to he lost cm- mas resumed today. _
two months have been nearly 9 per - o .
cent ahead of the banner p'riod of ‘ W‘OOL :
1919. Department store sales {or SAN ANGELO. 'i‘flas. Dec. :33“.
November and December have ex- Long wool 0t 1935 55, . .. ”1.,“ch
ceeded even the record smoking dis-r
tribution of the corresponding period
of 1923. Chain store sales are ex-
pected to show improvem°nt on: all
months of this year when final fit;-t
previous records tor the last thzceg
tires are compiled. ,
lion already contracted iul' amounts;
to at least a hal' ot‘ the prohabh
yield or 9.000.000 pounds. l’ricts
paid have reached as high as 8': 1.“:
cents a pound. ‘
Art and Building
(Louisville Courier Jourial)
W‘ashington. the American city
beautiful. the Paris of the United.
States. has teen given a JOII. Andi
strange to say, the shock is adnrna
istered by a. staunch friend of the
Capital. an admirer or the L'nitedl
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Business News
S By 1. v. sruxxox
Special‘ Correspondent
of The Eveningfientlnel.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. :9.——The
day that preopects {or spring bush;
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£12,
PITTSBURGH. Doc. mun sci-m3
,sny. etccks in two concerns which
have ('DI)‘ thr‘ rosy dreams of tilt
saline 01' [hr- storks to to ommend.
them. (moo in a hundred times In It
miv "‘Il‘l 3? 1h.“ sort of prams: tlw‘
IoIhIr nlnty-nmn Hill's you will
ileum 'l'lli‘ qlilt‘k “’H’ lllh 10 IN" m4 I'Z‘
lift the»: scl‘nn (5 pore: to the sn'lrr'
line-ff
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human
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to keep shoes
that are a joy 8*.
pleasure to wear
all the da ys of
Our Life ”I
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w good fnends'
[To
give us an inspi
ing send—offflad
. This‘pair of
=‘ Cantilever Shoes ‘
is typical of what
they’ re talking
about .
MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 19.4.,
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['II iIislir-r in‘lh" maria? place than
thvv are Iodnv. it Is muoll‘s PM»,
min then lil"l“* :Iro marv stocke'
that sooner or intor “iii In: quottd
lowrr. ’
F'Ildll‘“ Iii ‘LIi-‘ll‘ illvafi (If “19.11 i'=1 a
fair mlurn on Ilmir mono know~
trig tiiat sIlI-li (-onsv’zn'atism \vill
pay richly in the rod. Ahme- all.
do not be led into the fatal error of .V
one shoe store ,
_‘ Sherwin - Wiliimsh
- '26 Concord St.
E.I.S. “S
Super-Heierod \ n.-
Receiwrs
’ W. E. Loud Speakers so,
; $55.00
I “A" Batteries $4. 50 it, too 00
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m to
"3" Storage Batteriu
AUTO ELECTRII‘ III
16 Washington 8‘
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Phone 2800
All Makes at Radio \I‘t» “-‘tvatrnd
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GOAL RANGES
GAS RANGES
All kinds I~’ My . . _ .
and all lIIIIlh- fur: , WI,
of, highest Munfw ,' . ..
prices.
We furnish repair rm: for I
any make 01
M. Gulkuws'n'y
37 No. Main St. P532, 41‘,
Opp. Conmallnhg‘ ; 5.1....”
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WHOLESALE - RETI'I'
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Motor Transportarinn C0.'
LONG DISTANCE TRLCKING
Dafl.‘ Sen it? BEIVI S}:
New York and Nvfil‘u'fik
PADDED VANS OI};
FURNITURE MOVW l
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South Xorual‘n
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States and a diplomat. It is none‘
ristmas t rs here . . _ . h .. H
333‘ nighI§“§§§§2 $55113?“ tut “he" ”“3“ “19 Wench ambassadez. .. 901 W. '24th m. ' ' 12":
.3931. they asserted today. Sales ran 3“!“ JusIll-“'39"- and ”mush he set: f‘ x” -———-~»—-« -9 .. ~ .
heavily to gifts or practical nature magnificence ’11 the Plan.“ the cits» _._ I; “'
even for children although there in ““3 GOVCFBmt‘m buildings. in the; _-
was no railing oi! in toy diuribu- 5‘3““? mc-niorials. he is Oppressed‘ If ‘ \
tion. Linens, cit-es goods. musical that ‘1‘ ”113 is king \itlated by; tel ‘x I
instruments. radi out! and Jewelry YUM-‘03 armment house architec-i
were good sellers. Cold weather “36- , . .
stimulated demand . for clothing. The onl .vliope he sees in the pres-:1. lrlre
Wholesale trade kit‘s/quieted down ent trend to defeat the scheme on ,
owing to absence of salesmen from the original planners and to prevent; I . In ‘
the road for the holidays but the the natural beauty of the site from: 303’; up; 7. I. ..
.outlook for heavy spring orders is appearing at its best, is the apnea. came'mm figurizté L; .. '
mvorabie.» Representatives of .tlie meral construction of these "urn/"I 33,33“ "#1“: ,. 7’ I ‘.
department-o! agriculture at Gulport banding; ”They have no style. no Com-tom. But were 5 9 "j- I ‘ _,
estimate the combined vflugzg 3:33- roofs and no cornices." he save. Rm um I: 37‘s,;I33“: . ‘ 4
and”! crops this year at - - .- they are built neither :oi- long life nrorertv as ' s . g n
000 an increase of 17 per cent over 1 nor to,- style. I Conneally & BraCken , .‘ully COVCF‘CJ 1‘} k ' . -
list yet"- _ . The New York sis‘scraper is just; 81 Washington Street ; gr: mu 3 -' ~ .
' beginninsing to take on graceful so Norwalk conn‘ : u tire 2 ~
\‘Ewguggsmplcs' .9 lines. Apartment 'house structures 1 3:. depends
‘ W‘M " "’ will later become more than mere ,
W": 1’” been msmugggm things or utility. But until this Reminder kirolden L9
unit of the Southern ap 03- the m, WHY f A
1mg: herrwmctrwm coit more than a’:°fi°°"m:‘_flfiabted“"u” we“ as 3:; I South Sow.“ Tm“ m ,H ., ”pg
31.009.000. Contracts have been kt beauty of other American cities. Trier-hum? ‘33"
also for erection of a. thutre at ,
Canal and South Rampart streets 7
which is to be financed by the Loew. #1
Sanger and Erinnger interests. . Y
' " - ' ' Q. LANDSMAN
or. PAUL Doc. z9.—?—Cons‘t;::t;:: .1419“?! Electric Trains 1“ ’“ AND SON
has been started on a new , ‘ ~ Gm ‘ k ‘
addition to the noun plant at Grim ' We 5 WM CHARCOAL .
Cooper ind Company. Me whole- ~ 'Fa- the mddlu NOW i The Home of Fit]?
do grocers. d
' Sets From $575 Up 130' . ' Furniture & Lou Pl'icPS
Commodity. Notes , NORWALH i ,
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87.1.0013 Dec. 21,.an '1'. J. r ;
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