10170: 2001) tons of Coal-—
Coal that’s fit to burn—-
' Unloaded at our yards
During
[And more to follow.
'No famine yet is near
7' il'And none expected.
' " No higher prices here
Mud none projected.
' {this is the busiest corner
. '1‘ In this busy little city.
A The rush is on!
the past three weeks,
THE TRUTH.
I move it to you.
Family Liquor Store
cash when you buy of me.
cent on all the goods we sell.
" 100. to 25¢ 31111105011119
Sherry, Port Muscatel,
worth $1.50. Interhoro Beer,
base, 24 bottles.
$1.10 case. . W. and Z,.
Schlitz Beer, $1.130 c1159.
Flannagan Cream Ale, $1.10.
$1.15
Lager
ltlzpnonfi
.« TELEPHONE
' YOUR ORDERS
JOSEPH DISESA, Prop.
Family Liquor Store and Wholesaler.i
South Norwalk;
65 Railroad Ave.
1 opened the,
just three:
months 1150.1 started with one team
Today I have three teams to deliver
This shows that a.E
like advantage of
wit give stamps 01
__gtickets for return, but I give you the
I assurel
you that you will save 20 to 40 per;
a On ev-
‘ » ery bottle goods V011 can save from
011 Wines.
$1.00 gallon?
$1.001
Nassau Pilseneh,1
case.‘
Clausen and
Owen]
Ale and other importied Ales and
All kinds of Ale or Beet
battled at brewery. Co1dinl, Gin and
leilskeV' at very low p1ices. Table The i’onnttut will be u favon
0131‘!“ 550 gallon YOU can‘t buy the lie the coming scuson among
same thing for less than 51'00' the well dressed men. it is 11
Come and give us a. trial and satisfy
yourself. Fine Sparkling Wine, $9.00
case or $1.00 bottle: “010132.50. We. illustrated will give the maxi—
" deliver to ‘Our home. N0 (391“)? mum amount of service.
' Tel. 006-3 01 postal curd will do. No
connection with anV othel place This
is the only place that 1 do business.
~ Human'Haeroods
Dressmaking and
Remodeling
TELEPHONE 405 3 MONROE 8T.
Having Purchased the
SANITARY BAKERY
35 south Main Street,
I solicit the continuation of your on.-
»tronage. Nothing but the host pro-
ducts will be offered, made from [pure
ingredients in a strictly sanitary
'JOHN 11111113
The Pennant
l
Price, $3.50
EOHS 001$ ONV 0013
" ~ .1111 11113 1111111
no Masked no; Loot the nail
Car, 8111 Amount of Boolv
is Unknown
0.1111111111100111, noun. Sept. 19.”
Two masked men held up the "Mom
plus Special" west hound on the South
em Railway, at 1'. 30 o clock this moru~
1115;, near Stevenson, Ala. The mail car
was looted, but the amount 151212111211 in
unknown
. The men boarded the train at Stev-
enson, entered the mall our and cover-
ed the four clerks with pistols.
Three of the clerks were bound, the
fourth being ordered to open all sucks
of registered mail from which the rob-
bers filled a bngywllh packages sup
DOfieil to contain valuables.
After the car had been thoroughly
ransacked the fourth clerk also won
bound and one of the, robbers pulled
the cmergenoy cord, the (ruin coming
We a stop in the thick woods. The en‘
glneer, after waiting a few moments
for a signal to proceed, went back to
yinV'esllgatc, discovering the mull
clerks almost suffovnlod under mall
sucks, which the robbers had piled on
(on of them.
I When the twin reached iiuVVleV-villc,
l deputy sheriffs Were summoned and u
posse tixgnnized to SCQlil‘ih moundl
\Vhelc'the men lcfl the tlnin.
lllllll Ill Will Sllllll
TAN
V NI LSV'I SWVS SHL AHHVO 3M
BLACK AND
Another Fall Model of the
W. L. Douglas Shoes
splendid filter, and the model
Geo. Ke‘eler’s
SHOE STORE
159 Washington St. Bridge.
I
9‘ BUY
NOTICE
We Just Received the
FOR THE FALL.
Come and see the stVlcs and
, EOOGN. I;
' TWO STORES
SOUTH NORWALK.
Walk- Over Stylesl
the
M. JOSem & Sonslum
~ 195 Wuhlngton St. Bridge, 1 Bouton St.
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershlield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 2“. 122 Wuur It.
WALL STREET, 10:10 a. m.-——Thct
lndrkct showed some degree oft
"strcngth at the opening. virtually all
fztctivc issues recording slight gains.
'itcndlug. Lchigh Valley, Smelling:
Amalgamated and Rubber were the
special l'cllllll‘eE-l. Canadian Pacific
declined over 11 point and St Paul'
also was weak, '.
ii ii i. S TREET. ii a. InwAll lllc
111111111 koVVn stocks VV'oro'in 0011111110.,
VWllll ruins upprouclting :1 point iul
1Reading. the Hill 11131101.: and Stocl.‘
’Wll'lll} some of tho sllcclulllcs math-l
l gt'cutor gains.
1
f lONlJON, Sept 10 ~11"; mm or}
lldlSlOlllll or the Bank of England to- l
:nminod unchungcd at {out not cent}!
{today
-~#-—_._....
l
EHOOLBECK'S LICENSE RECALLED
1 51311911111 01 the State Matthew ll. l
'iRUgt‘is yesterday directed the reculli
‘of the automobile operator's license
tissuod to Nllllollls .l. lloolbctk oil
(ilccnwich on the ground of misre-
'pl'cseutatlou when the licenSe one: so ,
’cured The $60thth 11 office has rc—l
coiwd (onsldcrnble complaint of the}
reckless mnnncr in which Hoolbctkf
inns been tubing 11 Thomas Finn:
owned by his futilel, Jesse lioolbetk,
lto Portphoslor, N.\ ., 11nd othei placer-1
iu the ViclnltV of his home. in ll
E'contplaints it is sold that Hoolbctit' 1s
111 cripple about the size of 11 ton-
l
fi-__......—-
“James Means ”
T ScrapMetal 1‘s Booming
ASK FOR PRlCES
' Every one that norks fol mo must
Those that ore dlnhouest l ;
for
One cent a pound
run ll my limit. The Bign,
WM. EFFRON
of 35 Fort Street, East Norwnlk.
must be on the wagon nud the WWW:
ve you a dupllcnte slip. Fenlh
must
or. 139 1! Mid Auto Tires 11 openinlly.
1 _ Telephone 441.
Men sShoes
At $3. 00
(nnnol be boot for sch, comfort nud
wcnr
MAX ,LEVY
145 Washington '91.
~: mm... .W
Furniture
umi.‘
. Housefumlsniug Gouda, VVhlcb
doll ht lowehl urloon.
Vince yourself.
M. Gutkowsky
flomnd- hand turnltlue and stoven
tilt and exchangod.
mun minimum 111.
.1”... law“
‘N A LlTTL'I MONEY WHOM
We have n. lame. variety of New 1111th .
hound-hood Furniture. Blows and oil
on
(Tome and con“
Tel. 419
Dno
pays the hlnheol priced.
'nlture.
R. Alexander
Tel. 3502.
M4, «up . .- ._
nvenv My ENVELOPE
BHOULD IE. DIPOEWID IN
' m it carried in your 11111211111, it may bgiapent for summing
not really hood, instead of hiring saved. for 19111 neodymium.
Backer Bldg.
lnn other. 110. Boll your rugs. rubbers,
1111111th1, pnpcrn. (outlier beds and onto-
mobile llrou 101R. Alexander. on ho ll.
Alon buys 11nd 1111le secondhand fur»
'1 21 Raymond 61.
D
V'cnrs old boy and that despite his in
flirmity he drlvcs his our 111 rocklcnn
speed Chief of Policy; William E.
Iltilch of (lrconwich told Sct'rclnry
Rollcln on Tut-inlay that Hoolboclt haul
the use of only one log and that ho
was :1 hunchhuck bouillon.
!lloolbcck scouted his license he Mild
that he possessed no infirmity A
allowing VVlll bu hold lulcl.
‘CHARGE OF MANSLAUGHTER
l NOLLED. .
3 (‘Ifllxrox Scot. 19v VVVVV The charge of
lnmnnluuuhtcl ngnlnnt Alvin 8. llruln
mud of Stony Creek, on tho 113111111 oi
llbo killing a! Ml‘b. it‘llzn lll Stovnul.
in Clinton. on tho night of July ll
lost, by bin ultlomohllo. won nollml 111
n lwnrltm “Mill” in tho town hall by
dilution H. M. '
lion of thlo‘n Attorney linlncn, of
Mlddlctowu. llrnlnnrtl. who is 11 con-
lrucllun‘ pulntcr illlll wnu driving on
nulomobllt.l conlnlnluu four of lilo
worlminn 1mm Killlnltworlh down
High street in Clinton on tho way to
Show (,‘ruok on ilw owning of July
Mlnluklng lhu mud. ho. (-rnohod
with his nutrition into n nubwny on
High rim-cl. under lin- rnllroud trucks
11ml nowd only by pods-1111mm. ‘l‘ho mm
rlllllo val lnmtned into tho pnllmgo
wily nod orimhod Mr. Ellwood. who
wuu pushing through. nunlnul the wall.
lrurlurlnu her altull and running 1112
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llrninurtl through ml nouns/bl lmllfy.
Agreed to pay the costs of court and,
101 ropnlra to the bridge. «
INK. VHO” SURNUV '
GREENWIOH’" Hoot. “law-Frank
Cloud. who mo seriously human 111111
1111111101 the auction or the Greenwich
Country club. where be unemployed
on 11 helm, died oi lil- injuries moor.
Flo 111111 1111117111: your: old. as man
wining q lire in the kitchen range
11...: 11111111111 alcohol on tho his“.
chiming anlpnploulon which not 'hlh
011111111111 on 0111. .
Bailout whit us. 01111; Millie...
' V
' as *l‘homas Goldron. 0; Cambridge. The
court here on n charge of monslaugh
ter. .7...
Wacds fired a. shot which killed him.
{mains of Harry llell‘ord,
incsdoy afternoon at 2:31) o‘clock. Tho
1 Norwalk comctoryt'
\i'hou _
Jones, on l'cfllllllnellflil' .
~ 21111111111111 1111111118
_ .. ,
13110011111111): Mom, Sept. 19 «The
man who was shot and killed last
night On the estate of Albert H
Woods a. florist was identified today
violin) leovos a wlfo and one child.
woods was prepared to appear in
Woods told me police that flowery
thieves have been 11 giant annoyance
to him.‘ Last night he set a. watch
for the intruder. He now a. man in
the darkness, onlled.to him to bolt,
and when the stronger started to run
Woods claimed that he shot to fright-
en the man.
,_ _.1 I ' , ~11 fl..-
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1111111 1101 11mm
NEW YORK. Scot. 19.".Hlll'l‘y Horo~
witz, known as “Gyp tho Blood" and
Louis Rosenzweig, alias "Lefty Louie“
charged With being two of the four
men who'flred the shots that ended
tho life of lhé gamlor Herman Rosco.
lhal, entered pleas of not guilty to in-
dictments of murder in the first dc-
Erce when arraigned before Supreme
Court .lustics Go'lfilodny. The plea was
made through their attorney and nel-
ther of the gunmen had a word to say
in cuurl. They were remanded to the
Tombs pending the naming of a date
for their trial. 1 a
DEATHS Alli] Hillllllll.
Funeral of Mr Bellord.
'l‘ho funel n1 scrtlcos over the re‘
who died re-
cently In Pittsfield, were hold ch~
servlcos were quite largclV attended
nnd there wnsa mnnV bountiful lioml
tributes Interment folloucd in the
“uh-“.4
Mrs. E. Bi-Whitney.
CORNWAI L. Sept—.1115. Elizu-
bcth Baldwin \V'hitnoV, 1.15101 01(1th
c1 nor Somcou l3 ilulduin. died at her
llomc hole vestcr-dn‘t. oi’ pneumonia, in
her Sillh ycm. MW; \"llllili'V lcuvcs
insides licr lnolltcr.1brcr- daughters
‘Viiss Minion. of tho fucultV nt \nnpnr.
and the Misses Emily and Margaret
of New ianen Tho 1.110 l-JdVVnrd ll
WhitnoV of the New York Supreme
Court booth was a «in. The funeral
in
arrangements have not been com-
pleted.
Richard Dale.
i’lilllADEIl‘illA Sept. lhwRith
and hole 11 bunker and the grandson
of Commodore Richard llnlo, “380N819
of John Paul Jones in the War or
1,1812 is dead :11 his home here ngcd
ll? yours lie was the pic-shield of the
Order of the (‘lncinnntl and a member
of many pittrioiic societiés.
[ The Sentinel Wlm columns reflect
the activities of the fall muon~they
are at their bent. now.
The reason some women know no
lunch ubout ruining children in be-
gcuuse they haven‘t any.
Money well inventedwau Advertlu
ment in The 811111111111.
A woman's idcn of :1 model bunlumd
.11; nun who lctn bin wltv do no 11110
1110111103.
Loot anything? “Irv n Sonllml In
The majority or noon‘a are honour.
There's 11 good don] o! humun 110»
tor! lu Wonlnn'n lnluuunnlty lo Wo-
mun.
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or howl-11m divorced 1mm too 1111111.
wooden to ion, but in worm that im-
oorumt port or his hot wntbor 111m
fort PURE. {mulled loo no: that
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in so uenllonahlo 111111. If! no!
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Blockade loo Go
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WTHW MM
COOLER WEATHER MEANS MORE
BLANKETS
Our new and complete stock of Blankets and Comfortables 18 most utllnctive, and the wide range Of
.
prices will meet all needs The price range is flom . .....................
TliEhFAMOUS BEACON BLANKE’QS are here in great variety and ate the biggest. value for the money on
t 9 market ....... . ........ . .................. . .....................
BEACON BATH ROBE SETS—Perfect goods, complete with cords and frogs .
BEACON CRIB BLANKETSwNew and dainty designs to please the children.
,We Make a Specialty of Window Shades to Order
Estimates cheerfully furnished {or 11 single window or the :whole house. We guarantee satisfaction, at
reasonable prices.
TRISTRAM 8; HYATT
Norwalk's Lending Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut
-------- 650‘ to $7 00
3i 5010 $4 00
.................. $2.50
I‘- I
~1r£é§++ i'lvéoiowoooww3::3135J '
H. Krieger & C .
29 West Washington Street
II‘III
"wt-$0.0.
Bring in Your
Boys and Girls
and we will fit them
from head to _ foot.
SPECIAL
SALE
BOYS’
SUITS
, .3 FROM»
$2.98 to $4.98
. WAI to. '
311015.930
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Sentinel.
.. a. Daily
NEWS
paper
in the
Broadest
Sense-than
the Term
“NEWS"
can be
Applied
A~ Charge
. The well-
informed
Man 13 "l" ”9‘9 1°“ 83* along easier.
the: Man
Who is,
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He Bonds
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Sentinel
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The Beers MGilt'SI‘
Provision Co. 1
161: lb:
Bluefish, , i .
14c 1,
141:
StealcCod,'
80
m ..u.....y._»..u-
Mackerel, .
Haddock. .
Soft Shell grabs,
~45” 5011002
13- 1511111111, Street. . Not-walk
2: 1m 117mm 31.5th
“ ., Norfllk
film it Both 3:010!
HAIl S and CAPS for BOYS and GIRLS
in Our Store
3 charged and settle your bill in‘iiasy Weekly Pnymenln.
”Nuthatch it.
'We sell the
Walton
Shoe
for
‘ Boys and
Girls
Prices, $1 25
*0 $2 50
‘ I ' I
3-5-va
‘2’.
3::
:4
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2;:
Account
Have your purchases
“N".
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' HOLEPRoor’
SOCKS
6 pairs. $1.50
GUARANTEED filX MONTHS.
.Wm
mm Mark Group Co. Ludm'
and Man's mova- Ind,
Luther Goods.
1 Joseph Davis
Tel. 01111.
Norwalk Chronicler