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NoVEMBER 19, 1926.
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sat-H A LBERTA JOHN ALBERTA
EAST NoRWALK COAL co. .
B. W. \'el;ot‘. (litieo )lutiuger
Phones. 605 or 2859 .- 3-5 Rowan Street
Anthracite COAL Bituminous
CHARCOAL
Ever try Charcoal ?'Great for kindling fires in Range or Furnace or to re-
vrve the fire when nearly out. Beats wood 40 wayr
-. In paper bags at all Grocers . -
. - Delivered in bulk by bushels
w A slight advance has been made in the price of Charcoal, due to the large
increase in the price of Bituminous coal.
STAMPED GOODS
A new line of Stamped Goods in open stock in new patterns
and attractive designs.
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Scarfs and Centers in tun neetilewenw, . Stamped Novelties
oyster and white linen and clover l)l(‘il(“l. ‘ r l-- l l’ i’ _ \l . <._ l
at ...................... ,. 69c to $1.75 . lint) llt‘ .tlp. ussi . eu\\~ .ister ant
~~—----— ‘ -.,_.__..._.,. -.T,_-._.____..,.- . , lit-other eurrutge eovt-r. duster ease. shoe
lluneheon bets, Stanll)"d ililtl iillllllqtlt‘ d‘“ hugs. t'uiiliet‘ hugs, liilis. holders, kllil‘t‘.
5'3" ---------------------- 98° to 32-25 i'ork, teaspoon und tablespoon eases. dolls.
. Pillow Cases ............. $.1_OO“$I.25 l hottdoir pillows and infants' bnsinettes.
. (‘urd Table Covers ...... $1.50 fivm " .-.,,_ " ““"""‘”"'— " ’
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'l‘owels, regular and guest. size, 50c to $1.00 Royal S0ctety l ackages
,“W The package outfits have illl increased
NCCdlEWOl‘lS’, Material ‘ variety of new ideas in dninty things for
Boil proof colors in satin floss,‘ Perle and women. children and the home: and the
(‘elesttL You can wash and boil any piece ' udded hand embroidery will give them the
of embroidery worked with these threads. . charm of tllslillt'litlll. *
The sales woman in the Art Department will give lessons free
t\ ’ to customers buying stamped goods and materials for working
N. ' at this store. ‘
Jul. 'MALLETTE
.88 WASHINGTON ST. SO. NORWALK, CONN.
[The Prince And His,
Bowler Ahorse :
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FASHIONED, from High Quality Materials; representing the
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last word in Fall Styles, and priced so atnhzingly low as to be
within the reach of all.
$298 cjhoes‘ V$4'98h
For The Whole
GEtcm'uly
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“ very "PM slrnp 3“""l' I " t . - looking: dress shoe for
l in satin and patent. ,HCI’C at kmneys you W1"
this full and winter—4n
find a large assortment to patent. satin and velvet.
choose from-at Lowest . ‘ 5L9! ,
Prices in town—and the name '
"Kinney” stands as a guar-
antee in back of every pair
we sell.
\\'tllilt‘ll',~ pure tin-end
siilt ............... Mil
Women's full fashion.
pure silk ........ 3L3!)
.‘Ien‘s silk and wool.
fancy patterns . . . . . title
Men's Illlt‘ socks. silk
finished. 4 pr. Stun
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Men's Inn at- blaek ea" 8 ° \Ion'i tan and lillt'k’
oxfords. made on the peClal v Rustin" N.” ”tome."
new Inst for this fall and matlt‘ on the new last
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“INN-SWIM ’ ' '3'” Chldren S Department ". .\ wonderful vulue. SLIDE.
- $2.69
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Little 5075' ”AIM 0M “"04"" lure. ”"0“" "' “tun mac): and tan Inu-
tace blocker Inch shoe. "IL “'“l‘ my “lbw“; mot-s made for both
. . Jun the thin; [or full honver top and put. “it“ dress anti school “car,
5’, .' and winter willie kill top , .e. 3393'
Open
Saturday
Evening -
Until y .~: .9/5
11‘;;li‘r(wp/[J
110 Washington Street
27“.". 07‘Q7;-'-~-'.'.7' “
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ammrm
m rh-an of tumbles has been
l'rinw I'ldnnrdk ridintr reetml of
l late that the “Ill‘l'lt‘tl frown he wenr~
'with his howler in this pietttrc of
him answering: the mil to the
; hounds M the Qttnrn llttm in No:-
tinultuntshire—the worried frown is
not altogether lllltlt‘l'~lflntil|illf‘.
$20 Million Sought
f By Yale To Raise
Pay of Teachers
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,' Ni:\\’ ii \Vi-..\'. Km. ltv.- .\ re»
illflrkilllll' development in .‘nllllt'dll
luni\'e.itv life lwnme hnouh y.-:.
terdn), \thu \‘ule lniwrsity
llolllii‘t‘il lllJl na- pin-posed swam. ,.
000 endownn nt is wholly for t~-:\i,'i~
inn: and l“‘."‘;il't h null. and not 0' e
tent tore llilllolllllz“. lit-Htol'on.
lnintn of ti» l:tt':» r hills to the l‘l l~
[\t-rstty i. no la ~ :1 iii t‘ullllu‘ilill‘l M
y the proitsion tin: llw)‘ he tlmmml Io
ererttutr tlIll‘l’lIltll'lt s. l‘t‘t'liiiilotl h ill“.
rand other (‘r‘lliL'liilt‘ :Arnel'u-w
‘ The $34rt‘voirrm0 \\‘lllt‘ll is 1., in
trait-ed utll li:i‘.t‘ oniv one ulntx- In
; provide the ineome “hit it “ill :4' lust
permit Yule to raise professors" snl- ,
'nriea to :l more udmiunte lenl. and
:in other “his to [letter the inn-"r
ifnellitles ot‘ the llllih'lhll)‘. illilllluliilv"
ipirhnps but more vunl tn the trail
{life of the institution than any lunlvl-t
Inn. however imposing and fine. The
resources nonuht :li‘t‘ not for pm p.15. i
es of annntitutive I \||:lllHl0ll. for Yulei
,some yours 1|L'0 adopted :1 poluv ..r ‘:
limited :-t,tetnl.uie-,- and intrnds to‘
iutlhere to it. ’
i-Ivery tent-inn; dvipnrtmet't at
’IYule is snt'terim: tnr luck of funds. ,
‘ it. is said by those in rhnrge ot' the, ‘
idtive. “No single drpurttntnt out) I.
. tit present give instruction oommr‘n- _
‘snrulo in quulitv \vhh the ideal for?
lYule." The 2;": departments whirh‘
furnish the “writing serviee ot‘ the
eleven schools of the l'niversity \vrre i
subjected to unulysls and study for.
three months in the attempt to rtr-l
rive at the amount (it new lunds
really necessary.
Although conditions vary some-.
what in each of these departments,
the general Sillllilioll in regard to:
salaries is illustrated in the stute.‘
ment by the typical department ot’
Economies, Sociology, and Govern-L
ment. ‘
The average sulury for full tlmei
professors in that department now:
lls 86.600; the il\'l‘l‘:th‘ for assistanti
professors is 33.166. and the average '
for instructors is $2.100. ‘
‘ After the endowment drive is done‘
and the twenty million raised. the:
plum of this department call for.
increasing: salaries until the nverngel
of mu profi‘ssors is $7.070. for assist. ,
ant professors $3,313. and for in-.
struetors. 32.270. 1
Takes Tough—70h
i In helm: named as successor to‘
j Eddie Collins ns tnnnnger ot‘ the Chi-1,
‘ Onto White Sox. tiny Schulk inherits
' a tough task. ~ ‘
l Schulk takes the place of a stnr‘
' Who has been an unqualified success .
an I big league pilot. Likewise he;
“‘5 Popular with players and public. 5
3 CHARLES HOPKINS CLARK
I‘ISTATIC WORTH 8500.000.
‘ MOSTLY (‘OITRA‘T STOCK
the estate or the late Charles‘
i Hopkins Clark. editor of “The Cour-
lent." has lieen appraised by Wil-
3 linm ii. Putnam and Arthur 1‘. Day
land inventorits zit 379933138 of‘
‘which $703,763.02 in stock holdings.
including 1.300 shares of the. "art-
ford (‘ournnt (‘0. valued at $512.20".
A_rccnpltulnticn of the estate fol-
lawn:—
stocks. S?03.703.02; real estate. :
“£515.80; bonds. 821,135.63: incur-f
once. 83.072438; t'tislt. (£596.10: our
tomobiiel. $3.800; miscellaneous, 3:,— l
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FORTY-SIX STORES IN THIS TERRITORY
A bountiful supply of
caciez; such as Fancy F
and Vegetablez. New
SPECIALS
—-for the—-
Holiday
Feast
Cakes as well as all th
Baking will be feature
in all of the Modern
cerv Company's Stores.
NutaTemptingPuddinga and
lellflii for the Holiday
Enpt‘t'lilllv Attractive Prices
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deli-
ruits
Crop
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Gro-
BIG Q FLOUR — ., $1.o5
A Fine Family Flour—Suitable for All the Holiday Baking. ' ‘ -‘»-.’,~ 24% lb
iii-iii??? BAKER’S ATMORE’S t .
ICOLGM’” JACK HORNER ’
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PREPARED
COCONUT MINCE MEAT
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1A!” Carton 126
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1/2 lb Carton 19C ' 20c pkg JarC .( ,1.r.l...?mr ...... arsm4 1 c
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itii’fi‘CRANBERRIES «- - 3 lbs 25c
Jellies or Sauce Made from These Strictly: Sound Berries Cmnot Be Surpassed
user NEW NONE sucn
Seeded or Seedless MINCE EMPEROR
RAISINS MEAT GRAPE
Strictly Fancy Fruit
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, “lag-{chuvh' :3,
15 Ounce Packages
2 pkgs 25c
3 lbs 25c
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GENUINE NEW LEGHORN 1/2 lb
CITRON 4 - 20c CURRANTS - -
FANCY RECLEANED 15 Oz. Pkg
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15c
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FANCY IMPORTED Pound RICHARDSON 8:. ROBBINS
0range&l.emonl’ee125c 2.1:}... 25c ruin PUDDING .
Can
27c
CRISCO - The ideal Shortening - 233 lb
BEE BRAND Fancy Texas 10 oz jar
PURE Figs in syrup 25c
., ,VANILLA m—
y. EXTRACT Mince Meat 2,90
1 80 HEINZ'FIG ‘Can
Small Size Puddmg - 43C
35c 'HnmerUM . Can
Large Size Pilddmg ‘ 43C
' BMYRNA 2 pkgs
51‘ Layer Figs 25c
swnn'r Mtxnn qt jar
PICKLES 39¢
Stuffed or Plain ige bot
ouvns - 3,96
Light or Dark 4 hot
RUPPERTS 25c
smvna LAKE raucv No. 3 Cans Jonnsou's EDUCATOR 1 n; carton
PUMPKIN - anns 25c ASSGRTED COOKIES - 25c
Containing 8 Varieties of Tootlisomo Biscuits
xxxx —— Extra Fancy —- SELECTED V“
conrnonounas ”W CROP NUTS
md BROWN LAME SOUND \VALNUTS 396 lb sw E E T
~ NEW WASHED BRAZILS - 2.56 lb .
SUGAR $225.12.“;izitfitétéhtTS.33: P 0 T ATO E S
_ FANCY NEW CROP Pound
8;: lb Mixed Nuts 39c 3 lbs 1 0c
x our owurnn ' ' ova cameraman
”0300031.!“ Pound SWEET-FLAVORED CREAMY Pound
COFFEE 45c BUTTER 57c
The Finishing Touch to the Feast The Best the Market Mforda
Freshly Ground
SPICES
OF ALL KINDS
Including Poultry
Seasoning, Thyme
and Sage.
1 ‘Oc pkg
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