con. more
can mess
All kinds of healing at.
and all bouscfurnlsrlng 1..
of highest quality at 10
prices
We furnish repair pm.
any make of stove.
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. EVERY MAI V‘ 92$ "1‘" Batteries $4.50 to .
“T” com lots with .
p E E , _- . . . E » E. , .. AUTO ELECTRIC .
$89 . mswlnmi '5“ _ _ , V . E; . g; .; _- , , , . ~_ _ . . U" 'ti 18 Washington at
v‘ Mood-revneet'reatsr- . , - as . _ V p _ . All managed? 50‘5““
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tame—immune“. 3.... Machinery Builders and .. Equipment Manufac- .mn, Comma,”
68 No. Main St; Phone 300 wean—non Junior Choir m2. : o turers See Big Year .Ahead - , of The Sum“, mung, V . ‘
. no: , -. = . ., . _ , .
South Norwalk . we D 1 I I Hrs. m Bartlett. pom..Fol-eign Orders Piling Up, T00 Probably there is no solo in wliicuV
I M” m 635- ‘i ‘ l the investm, eat opportunities at the
woaw. '03! .. - p ,. o! the public utll- l
Special Lorrespondent o! The calls 1 h 1 _ promising as that _
0-45 P x'— are 0M ‘ Sentinel. ’ Waggodngt: “maf’fnme; ”5...“; ities and specifically the electric
92-00 I". xL—l lam"! M ' s of these com-
KFAD. WW V . NOWVYOtk,VJI.n. 5. cr- Tli’e tingle}: chased the ,Gullport and ‘Misolslppl. V 1 g
7:30 P. M.——xuslesl m » started in today to cele rate Traction 00th which “Rum,“ panes. s-
“ - 2 n. The Thai-lame! coumangredes 0!
PW " m ' , ‘ >30 l—m "1"" ~ dnwm ‘ 3°“: long. hm” Ocean Springs to Pass Christian and ~ ~
‘ 01'3”. ‘ l’ 14- : "dd” “put". 0! the wolf trom‘ turnlshes the coast townswlth light‘mmm‘“u "m‘m‘ the securities °t
r. lip—Elite bestrs. ' .
. o 4“ breaking prices tor the banner "he“ an» panics. and discrimination should be
W“. 1% gotten: 0P0? left most agriculmrlste '0 be- Company is iated with the A“. used in purchasing them but there
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“1““ 5" “m“ to connect with the - .
first but :1 their debts. These have tend its lines donuly damn-able position at the
been “3:“ ”My cleared up in Mississippi COO-3t properties 83V. I. .10“ Sham " ._ whole. F‘m no“.
Receivers
’ '1‘ ,. ESTMENTS "3“ Storage, Batteries
. batteries, tubes. plug and mommy. an. s f N iii. . " MV .-
Phone 2800
PIANO COMPA '""'°"""‘° if”? V Re n; one. misuonn'
AM IN - 1
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3' J' 0' BOYLE. istic. , Charitable agencies are beginning of this new ”04‘. If. '0
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(Copyright,1926.) Mississippi Power Compauylias pure r companies; The e-
! , change iron-11m to riches first by mu” 0! intern l line! mm before “411,9" 1; ”R
N.—'—Biflt° the door oaths “Val“. Oi ”cord- at! ”Wet. The, Mississippi Power pm electric Vu‘hg depowgr com.
.—-?d’usica&
. wilderoddhat they could do ““10 It ham and Wh‘Ch ‘3 expected (0 QX‘ an be no doubt u to the .mep- . .
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many instances and while purchases 09‘15-0W-9W'. . . ' gage bonds. the obligations or long
by the term «immunities have been ' established cox-punt“)!!! backed by .50 01'0“ Word Puzzle;
fairly. heavy in late months. manu- BROCKTONv 5‘3”" high earning power. ought to rank
ms. NEW YORK—~81.
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tacturers catering to farmers' wants
believe the buying period has only
started.
Brockton bricklaycrs will recelire
31:0 for an eight hour day instead
with the bed; railroad mortgages as
conservative investments. The tact
}‘|
A Ch ‘jw New
[if 5‘).
°‘ ‘9 a: at 9’95”“ beginning April that the law in some eastern states.
' such as New York, does not allow bound mu,
savings banks to Wash in these lrac'xae hall
be a splendid year tor them. The READING. Pa... Jan. 5.—-The bonds holds the mcg of the electric of, “mud
Rational Association of Farm Equlp- Reading railroad will expend :3.— 1m“; wd‘power issues down below \mm. M.“
ment Manufacturers has Just com~ 000,000 on the erection of new car that o! rails of corresponding merit lingo ui um
pleted a poll of its members com- shops here. , but this is an advantage to the in- S p v n 3..
prising about 2‘0 manutacturers dividuai investor in that it allows mommy.
with 21,000 dealers in practically him to buyemore cheaply than he prmm,r y
cVery farm center in the country and could other-win. min-1, hm ,_
‘5 a result 11“ ””“ed ““3 declara- It is not the bonds alone. however. :7le Monti.
tion: that'are deserving of attention. The . . Hl-VM ['20s
“Confidence has returned and a . STEEL preferred stocks 0! these companies puzzles “ill add cound .55 “.0
feeling of conservative optimism ‘5 PITTSBURGH. Jaur, 5.—A heavy rank with the best ot‘lndustrial pre- 3’0“” V093‘bmm’y- VUN' r now
felt throughout the farm equipment expo" bum“. tortln plate ‘3 an- tel-red “we. and are available to convinced. VSend sour order“
”“19". ticlpatsd in the til-s1. half year. One net the investor or larger income. Th' “:1“ ‘02"“9 ‘V“” f‘VUUU‘y
Manufacturers recognize however company already has sold 600,000 Their claim upon earnings in subor- you a an an Vgct .‘Oll lladyf
that the" are some Spat. wthh box“ Sheet mum ‘3 “1 good dinate m that Of the bondholder but REXt series. SellVd (DENT? era”
”a“ 1““ ”3°“ "“hedfi’y "“3 “‘8‘“ shape and continued til-illness in the: records show continuous new ”S”C§D°??hlersddfi’fflhw‘
a! prosperity and where future sales spoiler 1. having effect on galvanlz- ments on these preferred stocks a pm i you r: IY', “d .
will probably be entail. This is due ed sheets. )3 kings ha vs not 89- through good um“ and bad “ma 300 e D08 5186-
to 03° 0“ the poorest corn 3““ in broached the November level but Th8 customer ownership cam- SPECIAL
mm” and “3"“ "‘“m‘ ”“3" "m" will equal shipments. Prices are ill-m Duan- have been very helpful in '
' ton ,hogs and milk in those sections. although ' some mills still will sell"‘-m“m‘m‘ “”5“" “’“h “1°. OFFER
Iowa for example h” ‘ 0"“ crop black at 3: go, immediate ship. merits of these pretersed stocks. w..—
only 33 percent matured. Indiana. merits. , These umpal‘m have “.0 added m BARWAL (‘08P. IllJ’T.
mum" ”d Ohio also ““1”“ ”“d o e c the asset side of the balance sheet 7” WWII! New
this will oacct (arm equipment and COAIS'i'lLLE Pa. Jan. 5.——Or- an intangible but very real good-
other sales through restriction 0f dcrs have been givcn‘to light anoth- Wm item. The more customers and
buying power. or blast furnace at the Bethlehem employees Who own ”‘9 securities 0f
, Farmers 11"“ acute need °r re- Steel Company's plant inside 10 a corporation the more. satisfactory
placins old. worn out and DUI-0" a“ M the a “me “,0 Duo. will be its public relations. One or
date machines in order 1° 39%" up mills will chang‘ne ‘rosn single to the big insurance companies never
the bendilnx or the crop and cm double mm A“ mgr pnu mm. u buys a. public utility‘bouo without
db“ ”pen” of. raising “‘ Pam" first inquiring whether the com any
ers. however, have gotten pretty well the Lukens Steel Company plant are nu "customer ownership." No: all
t it .
:1th :3 th: We: “:13“ igiihzansxge ‘ capac y these preferred stocks are listed but
e o in chin s o r n they should not be ruled out on that
in us little ingenuit . a lot of .
bllmgmw‘i'r: and. a few newyparts. Ex- CHICAGO. JUL 5-‘3‘1’0‘18‘103 social-3. othoo r .‘hZTdkx‘ :nduet pr:-
pem of a leading comm)! oi eggs and oleomargerine were :3 one ensign; "I“ h: ’“u n °
“we" ““3“ a “we" °‘ 1““ ‘° ”we“ during ““3 i‘“ "mm" °‘ “1" tis-Z-but with than nzfllflcnzlsnsnllrcl: ‘
complete that every farm's binder year than (or the same.month in vestors will do wellqto con ldo the
was examined. that the average life 1923. Olcomargcrlne osports totalled cl aims of the electric ii in t a” d r .
of that piece of machinery has been 66.853 pounds compared with 105,- or securities u “1"”;an pou-
increased 10 years over premol- esti- 291 last year. while egg exports
Those Mad Dog-s.
NORTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK
mates. were 2.167.165 dozens compared
‘Brown tells me he has been grud-
Betwccn City Hall and Soldllvrs' Monument
‘ TELEPHONE 39 Therels every probability that the with 8.363.930 a year ago.
export business 0: the farm coulp- ' s ' noted l’ro ,_
s , . m an automobile school.
meal makers in 1925 will continue “001: V "Yes. and he reelingiy rem” to it
as alma motoe."-—l30sion Trans-
AUTO PAINTING to advance by leaps and bounds COLODARO SPRINGI. Jan. 5.—
Cript.
_... OF QUALITY __ . Practically every civilized countrl Shecpmcn in the South Park section
lbw! 0°61! 5960de “l3 PTOGUCUOQ ”Id of the state have contracted for the
PERFECTION MOTOR CAR HEATERS
mooning American term eeulimwm sale of their 1925 clips to W. A.
-to replace the man power lost in the
GLASS ENCLOSURES
FOR YOUR TOURING OAR TOP '
war. Australia. Canada. Argentina. pound. This is 13 cents a.
SPECIALISTS IN AUTO BODY REPAIRS
‘ South Ail-lea. Mexico, lndia. L‘sypt. Higher than the average obtained for
France. Germany and scores of othel the 1934 cup,
Careful Attention Given to Doors, Locks, Hinges,
Windows, Upholsterlng—and Done Promptly.
countri'es are expected to buy more . e o
in the next twelve months than in SHOES
,. WHEN YOU HAVE
Auto Body Troubles
u” 1““ "“1““ W’m‘l- HAV’ERHILL. Mass, Jan. 5.-—Un- LUMBER
The farm equipment manutactur- 1.
era for example feel that 1925 will ‘ 0 e
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11 NO. MAIN 81'. ,
Tel.- 2978 So. Norwalk
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REPAIRING AND OVERHAULING
PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
HAYDEN
AUTOMOBILE CO.
34 WEST AVE. uonwm
smvum sr’s'rlon PHONE lest
South N Orwalk
Lunch
so. tum STREET
tsunami: FIFTY YEARS AGO
TILLY AUTO :AND
1 CARRIAGE WORKS
I O I
DAIRY PRODUCTS
quanm soon
rams" annual
amsossnus onions
51.“. "1‘0 ILI.
ALL KINDS or
RUGS
and
CARPETS
overs!) and scomul
B, New Connvrnllli' l‘rou‘
I‘HUNI. UH!)
CONNECTICUT CAB.‘ .
CLEANING CO.
in CEDAR b'llilJL‘T
Order Your
' COAL
CHARCOAL
NOW ‘
FROM
NORWALK
CHARCOAL YARDS
2931 Commerce St.
Norwelk, Conn.
Phone 945
Duplex Premier 001) '
_- Vacuum
. Cleaners
. $1000 Doan’
Conn. Light &
V Power Co.
50 cents a Customer: “It's tough to pay 40,
pound cents a pound for mean”
Butcher: "Yes .bllt it's tougher
when you pay 35 cents.”-—Progres-
sire Grocer. .
Snyder of Denver at
Hemphill Hardw
57 North Main Street
Mill Supplies
Plumbers Tools
Paint Headquarters l‘oi
Sherwin - Williams
WHOLESALE _.. RET *
Selling Agcnts A. 3 ll! mpllw
N. 3 . I".
It the price of wheat stays up. tier the terms of the new agreement SHREVEPORT. 1.3.. Jan. 5.—->
Canada may double "8 prairie 9313- between 14 Bah-hill silos factories Timber on five thousand acres of:
vlnce wheat ICI‘OIIB in the 1161‘ two and union solecuttcrs, strikes or ces- land in “'ebsler Parish. Ln... has
or three years because she I!“ mulu- nation of work are provided against. been sold to the Grant Timber and
plied ‘19? man power by some 5900 closed sliOp conditions will prevail Manufacturing Company 'by the
. American bu!“ tractors taco ye” disputes will be referred to a com- Pal-doe company for a. consideration‘
since the war. “be “"158” ’5 3“" knittco or three for arbitration and or $211,650. Ten years is given for
9D 0"" butler 1“ production be- the waking Week will consist of five removal of the timber. Both cor-
tween low-cost hand “bar in 5‘3"” days of nine hours each. ners are located at Mindcn .La
and high cost man labor in America. s o e . e c e ' A
supplemented with labor ”“38 "W St. LOUIS. Jan. 5.—-xet sales or mm; W
©th but the View”? *5 5W" the international Shoe Company tor JEFFERSON CITY MO Jan 5—-
turning to the American PrMumn- the fiscal year ending Dec. 1 totaled The Missouri Marketing fiureau i—e-
Alta reiuli. some or “tum." WWW“!e 3110.240. 651. This was a not sum ports that. there are now 1 too boo
mtg: a2? gfkfgenfiazfim “:5; 0: 3317.913 over the previous year head or sheep in the state valued at
expected to increase inateriallv. despite a. reduction in prices “"3"- 325.000.000. Sheep raising has been
‘fl‘he tumor will fink, ,gwce, aging ‘ 1-3 per. with o more profitable than any other form
menu in 3,130th thg game prepay-don , RICE . of the livestockjndustry this year.
n l 0
33:1; 'fiufiifil {Jillwiimihe 8:: NEW ORLEANS! J3m- 5"“! 'DRY 000.05.
vanes Rumely Corporation today. éemflfrt of! agriculture h” m' KANSAS CITY- M°~ Jfin- 5-—
u-ease . ts est mate 0! the Louisiana Sales of dry goods in 1,“ part of ““6
"He wlu:not buy all his would»
meats in 1936. Even if he lulu the ”“9 "0P 2.000-000 huh-0‘8 now year more than made up for the
ability ”a dam to do so, the M' placing "C at 17,078.000 bushels. muttum ova: h! the YIFBL 98.11,. Th?
cmanconld no‘ be available. But This 003193!“ with 13.580.090 last tom ”leg exceeded those Of 1933 m
all m point to a‘steady return to year. The value or the crop is 823.— this section} Drapery sales of one
normal and 1’25 will show a sub. $2.000 as against 317300.000 in leading’house were 84 per cent high-
stsntlal return to the farm machin- 19-3- ' er than those of last year. while the
cry business.” blanket dethrtluent showed a. hun-
. O 0
' TWES and e
BOSTON, J” 5,41,!" Lin , P 1' cent fall: in. December.
and Saundersvill_ e um. at whitins- . ‘ 1'0 000. mow tom. orru'fl
.vllls Mass. .and the Parkhlll Manu- ATLANTA. 12:, 5__p,~epanuon 20! w. 20m Si. CW4"
lecturing Company's plant at ‘Fitch- of tobacco lands for 1925 planting
burg are now working full time tol- now is going on with indications that
m . lowing cuts in wages ranging be- double the 1924. acreage will be de-
.9 P EELP'WHIA. 5;“an “V 4.—-The tween 10 and 12 per pent in the tor- voted to bright lent. State statistl-
‘l’l st year was one 0; thrift in this mei- W0 and 10 Per cent in the lat- clans predict a crop of 75,000,000
Linoleum: loos
V- THE TRAVIS SHOP
HERSHHELD“
Motor Transportation
Lou'o DISTANCE mu .
Daily Service Between
New York and Norwall
PADDEBWVXNS F03
FURNITURE MOVING
26 Concord Si. Phone
South N or“ alk
Thoroughness
. When you conclude that you
have reached your goal and so
can rest. you (all to satist the
world with your best. You
must notetop. when you think
you have reached the top—-
perfection is still before you.
A man's constant vision
should be the perfect ideal
' When he lowers the standards ‘
that keep ill-view his best, he
lets down: tlie bars that a-imi'
him. to lndli‘tnzent accomplish-
merit. , \ .
He plays his best card in his
work wnen he makes the
thorough pace his wining
The Nash. Remand
"‘ , stride and never leaves any
. and Dean 90'. ‘work null finished-
I “A: BILL ROAD . ' s e e e
‘ Another place where thor-
FAIRFIELD BUILDING
44 .WALL STREET NORWALK, CONN.
SPECIAL SALE
SILK DRESSES
Value $l6.75
$10.00
SixeslBtodd.
.,
' . V! 'V '
pec1al Sale
33 1?: Po: cent. off on all holiday goods
. COMPLETE HOUSE FUREISHINGS
one to serve you not '
Keeping everlast-
1 our habit,
through at a minimum,
is our' pleaslnz
Business News ,
Gas Ranges
- Three Burners do Belong '
$16.00
.._..__.._, .-
ALEXANDER’S‘
Good “ill I'lll'nl'lllro
50 50. Main St. 50. N
THE NEW
‘_ .OLDSMOBI .,
Fisher Built? 2
' .smswnofivered
LIH’HICHEJ 7': fr; ow:
:e..-
'iecuou. Reports or 99; savings “’2 . round-u against 88.000.000411 lszl.
banhsdn this federal reserve district ' : ' ' 2 - . .
shew savings or 61.061.939.000, an . ‘
increase or 10 percent over, 1928. -' ' ' -. "2 é . :2
oughness can is in a... ma- ”Wm“ ”Z ”mm” t? :35 ZIPPER ' mTS
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. . , 7 on . s' 2 '
* Woollen! . E .. - V . ,V - . .clnb tunes which totaled nearly . The M Thing (“WWI Weather
SIX . _. :.' : ., :2 - ~ - . V_‘ ' 'ssl.ooo.ooo. 4‘ . . , ' Rubbers, Boots and Arctics
' - . . ~ v- - ' = ‘ ....2 waver: M2; . 1 2 . .. : -~ , . , ,
. . . . . .' .. - , _ .. °_ 9? 0 wee ‘ 9 '
' “£23.?taigumwbezmdthe -..,nVsl'V'.““'§é.g"gwensVssss'essfi‘w
m K .m “cum-V I'm-vcossee’osss' ;. . ‘
filo: 3g.¢mg:_‘adgry with . V V. ”.8 sees-sosesewsm .
mum...- new Wolverine». T.N. ~ W.OD . H. s. LANDSM.
. 'WJE‘WEQT; ibdm'b‘filfi‘ ‘ , ‘T ' ' AN” “0V
flew“. “27"“ “mm- m . . ' St. 5 r *u 2' Smith Norwalk "’ 2‘ ‘
71' r; ' ' - ' ‘ "Qomfi‘OI'mrShm -7 . fFine
'flsndlousmV 3.. VV - The Home 0 VP.
2 ' 2- ‘ Furmture & Lo“
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