the year round.
43-65 No. Main St.
Make “DA ” Happy .
This Christmas
A beautifully upholstered comfort-
able chair for Dad this Christmas.
Just the gift that will please him all
Come in and see these chairs today
TERMS IF YOU WISH
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' Phone 105
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwaik
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The French Glove &
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’Noxt to Book Hannah
, o no. Main St, So. Nowell:
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Prosperity Tide
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no move to continue the life of the
War Debt Founding Commission,
which expires next February. Mr.
Mellon declared the.» work of the
Commission had Virtually been com-
pleted. He did not even mention
the possibility of further negotia-
tions wi‘ .11 France, which appears
dissatisfied with the agreement ef-
fected by her representatives in con-
sultation with the Commission. and
has no: yet ratified it. He empha-
sised that this government has
maintained a consistent policy
ngainst cancellgtion. and quoted at
length the discussions between for-
eign representatives and American
officials at the time the war loans
were made. as well as statements by
President Wilson. to show that there
had been no thought of cancellation
from the very outset.
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York. In a contemplated hunt. on
entire chapter to the in-hnzun.‘
lug upon the soundness of llill'llt‘lillll‘
foreign loans, a problem entirely for
private bankers.
“If a foreign loan is productive»
and by that 1 mean that the debtor.
out of the use of the money borrow-
ed can repay ihe principal. the inter-
cat. and make a profit for itself—~-
thcn I think foreign loans are
sound‘.‘ he said.
Warning acainat the trend in in-
vestments and loans on securities.
without a proportionate increase in
short term commercial bills. how-
ever. he continued:
"Since it is the latter which are
the most easily liquidated. we are
gradually noting a decline in asst-ta
which may be rcdiscountcd at the
Federal Reserve banks and thus in
what may be called the liquidity of
bank assets. This trend has in no
way endangered the strength of our
banking system. but it is a move-
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a sweet smile while lilli‘s‘uitl‘: lit. hing: for it alum.
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Ons- oi the brat bridge I)l.‘iy‘i'~ of the cast is Evelyn Rondo, of New
tin- (rump. she intends tirinting an
opponent's attention with
("heatl
lllf‘lll uhlch may require care lest
it so too for."
its nice, suggested that there
might have been same orerhuildlng,
hut culledlattentlon that this and
other unhealthy situations including
the "land boom in Florida." had sub.
sided without serious injury. Like.
wise. the bumper crop may hurt the
growers temporarily. I said. but on
the other hand it will give the tox.
tile industry an opportunity for "re-
covery."
Urgliig the necessity for maintain-
ing adequate tax rates until the roll]
measure of present presporliy and
power of the present revcnlln hill
had been made. hlr. Mellon said he
had no objection to returning this
year's prospective surplus by a
credit to income taxpayers of 30 per
cent on each of their first two in-
Wilton, Serials C6.
Incorporates; Plan:
A certificate of organization has
teen filed with the secretary of stars
by the Wilson Surtain Hat Company
of Nulvoy street. this city. The of-
ncers ol the company are President.
William K. Wilson. 88 Stevens street;
secretary. George E Sartalu. Willow
street: tuaturer.
New Iork city. who is also treasur-
3 MUl‘OY street.
increased Output
8. E. Vaughan.
es of The Rough Hat Company at
The company has been operatingi
for about a yeas and a half.
atcordlng to President Wilson.
has had a very successful
The company is looking forward to
men greater business for the next
season. and while the present quart-
er. will not be enlarged it is pian-
ncd to increase the output.
the past season the company's out-
put waa loo dozen hats a day.
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' An all-British orchestra in Eng-
land is advertising that it can "play
American Jess perfectly."
and
IOMOII.
During
it
WALL STREET
Is a Clamp with it Loop, for catching up, fcsioonillg, resrt
ting, or draping all kinds of lace curtains, porticrcs, draper-
ies, silks and buntings over windows, doors, archwnys,
TRlSTRAM 81 HYATT C0.
Norwalk's Lending Dry Goods Store
as soon own nasraa
USE THE HANDY DRAPER
shelves, etc., without cutting or sewing.
Price 10 Cents Each
stallmenis next year- a woman]
presented to Congress by President
Coolidge.
The commission has negotiated
settlement; rQresentlng $9. 811, 094.-
094 or 97 per cent of the total. the
secretary said. While Greece has
a not concluded a settlement, he
suggested that if negotiations are
necessary these might, be conducted
by such members of the commlmlon
as are available.
Reporting "progress" in the en-
forcement of the prohibition law.
Mr. Mellon declared that if given
the legislation requested “the Treas-
ury feels confident that its reorgan-
ized force. given the essential coop-
eration and aututauce of the Do-
partmeut of Justice. will be able. in
the future. to achieve even greater
edectiveness in the enforcement of
this law."
H believed the reorganized pro-
hibition stat under the direction of
Assistant Secretary Andrews had,in
the last year effectively stopped rum
smuggling and had gained the upper
hand .1 the diversion od industrial
alcohol and illicit diatiliing.1~le em-
phaslaed that the federal forces
were centering their attention on the
sources of supplies and expected 10-
cal authorities to res-sumo their re-
sponsibilities of law enforcement.
DethitnationSound
Pronouncing the debt situation of
the government sound. Mr. Mellon~
pointed out that in the seven years
since the close of the war the public
debt has been out by osmosis“
to "annuals on last July 1. A
reduction of "11,011.“: was made
in the M year.
"We have worked hard and we
have progressed.” the secretary con-
tinued. "During the year commod-
ity prices generally have declined
aluntly and farm prices have not
been remand to their relative
on as compared with all prices.
"There is little unemployment
andwlgeoarcgood. Industryiaae-
tive. Thoroisaolosemarginbe-
two“ coats and' prices which has
made competition savers. but due to
the great volume of business and
Quantity production profits. small in
each tram have been lam In
the-uremia Theme-tectonic
improment ha sheen the restores
noncrthenuroadsto their proper
place ism. community. The sailor
roadsaremoithoprineipalfac-
torsinthosucngthoithtscouutry."
Kr. lotion ondoned the 11110de
of ind-11mm bonus and the
makingotforeiguloanawithpropes
m in ash. Welt Marina
comm-14.1! the article
Negligees
Make Delightful
Gifts
For Her Hours Alone—A Negligee
What woman wouldn't catch her breath when she one
long. delightfully flat Christmas package to find an ado bly
frilly or tailored negligee?
Mother would be flattered. sister
would be thrilled and Aunt Kate would think you the dearest.
person in the world!
In several styles. some of crepe do chine. some of satin and
others of georgette and corduroy, these Negligel might [well
be called the thoughtful gift
BEACON BOBES, with silk ribbon binding. smartly tailored.
in brokenOtripe effect in Beige. French Blue and Rose with
silk girdle to match.
$4. 95, *5. 95, $7.50
dimmmor nouns, some lined. others reversible.
Blue. Rose. American Beauty.
.$7.95 to $10.50
In Cop.
$3.95, $4.,95 $595 to $10.51)
. QUMEI) SILK ROBES of changeable aatln lined with seco
silk and interlined with wool. in Pink, Coral. Turquoise Blue
land French Blue. plain. others with matching Marabou‘and
some hand embrodicred in contrasting colors.
At $10. 50, $12. 50, $1550 and $17.50
e .
NEGLIGEES. of crepe de chine. nicely trimmedvilth shlrred
silk in contrasting colors, in Pink. Turquoise Blue and neon.
At $10. 50, $12.50 and $14.50
NEGhlGl-IES, of cotton and silk crepe. hand embroidered in
, contrasting colors. in Rose. Turquoise Blue. orchid and Peach
'At $9.95,$4;95 masses »
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THE C. O. MILLER COMPANY
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Women’s Jersey
SPORT BLOOMERS
$1.25
They fit snugly around the knee for these cold days.
In navy, rose, peacock, tan, or black. Made of mer-
cerized lisle, silk- like and lustrous.
Women’s “Kayser”
SILK BLOOMERS
$3.98 ‘
A fine quality bloomer, every thread pure silk.
In
shades of tan or grey that will match your hosiery.
Cut and tailored as only “Kayscr” can.
In “Stocking” Shades
SPORT BLOOMERS
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In very fine quality models, tailored and finished as
finely as an outer garment. In “stocking”
green, tan, purple, and orange.
WOmen’s Rayon
VESTS
$1
shades of
In dainty shades of peach, shrimp, mint, maize, orchid
pink, and white. Made of lustrous, finely woven rayon
the ideal lingerie material.
Women’s Self Strap
RAYON VESTS
$1
Bloomers to Match $2
Made with self strap and reinforced shield.
of peach, pink, orchid, or white.
shades'and material.
1 . C.'O. mama 00.. STREET FLOOR
In shade!
Bloomers in the same
, For ChristIu‘ as GM!!!
Baskets
$1.00
Good News For Christmas Shoppers
More Cretonne Covered Waste
The-first lot was quickly exhausted, but we
were fortunate enough to secure a second ship-
ment. They are covered with real cretonne
in gay patterns—the inside painted in vivid
colors. A fine gift for anyone — inexpen-
sive, too.
0. o. MILLER 00.. 81111331: FLOOR
Winter descended with a rush! Over the week- end
a blustery northeast wind laid seven inches of snow
—- and biting cold followed out of the northwest.
Weather when a warm coat is appreciated! And
when that coat lS stylish as well as warm—then in-
deed is the owner fortunate.
‘ $49 $59.50 $98
'A pre- -Holiday Sale of twenty-four finer quality
coats, every one at substantial reductions—former-
ly priced to $135. Style-wise women will quickly see
their beauty—everybody will welcome the timely re-
ductions. Most every coat taken from our regular
stocks—flu very few are manufacturer’s samples.
C. O. MILLER. C0.. SECOND FLOUR
More Rugs Join This Sale
Finer Quality Wilton Rugs
More Wilton Rugs join this Sale of Better
Grade Rugs. Every one is taken from our
regular stocks—each rug is an outstandinl
\alue at these remarkable Sale prices.
First Quality Worsted
Wilton Rugs
9 x 12 8’ 3” by 10’ 6”
$120 $115
For The For The
$150 Grade $138 Grade
' FELT BASE BUGS—Reduced!
A few discontinued patterns will be reduced
greatly for immediate Sale.
9 ft. by 10 ft. 6 in. 9 by 12 ft.‘
For the 812.50 Grade For the “5.00 Grade ._
$9.75 $12.00
Armstrong Linoleum Rugs
- Radical reductions on dropped patterns of good
quality linoleum rugs—made by Armstrong
BbyO 7ft.Bin.by9
Regularly $8.75 Regularly $10.85
.50 $7.85
9 by 10 ft. 6 in. 9 by 12
Regularly $15.75 Regularly $17.75
$12 $14.50
C. O. MILLER (30.. SECOND FLOOR
For Christmas Giving
A Cold Weather Gift!
Women’s Silk and Wool Hose
$2.50
Heres an ideal cold weather gift, too—silk
and wool hose, light enough for the lustrous
beauty of silk, warm enough for frigid days.
In fashionable shades, too, featuring camel.
gateau, grey heather, besides smart black and
white mixtures. -
C. o. MILLER co.. STREET moor.
WWI man may as. soon mores“ mun carious
- _ PHONE NOme 4570
NORWALK, CONN.
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