fruit.
, " mus COAL
; COMPANY
up
if
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noon VALUE
Frisbie’s Pics
The most economic
i dessert. Sold at all
" stores. Try them
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UNDERTAKER
Office and Residence
4 Belden Place, Norwalk v"
Phone t44r
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Monday
‘ Oct. 2
New Classes will be formed in
“@OOKKEEPING,
SHORTHAND and
. ‘ TYPEWRITING
Start early—-
Finish early,
s—~—_.
errill Business
College
:SOutli N orwalk
Port Chester.
George W. Coffin, jr. . ‘
f Lean Smoked Shoulders linc lb
Lemma Fancy Creamery Butter" 37c lb ‘
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
NOW OPEN
mNDS' 0F SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER.
. H E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop
- Telephone Call 720.
4..
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, Up‘Lto-dste Service Call
FRED H. QANUNG.
‘ Leicester and Embaimer ‘y
_ Office and Residence
'I'elephone 904
Main at"
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. FREE
A LADIES' HAT
'I give absolutely free s
ht sold with each Lsdies'
OR CREDIT.
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“tint... House ;
s E DINNERS AND ALL,
so. Nomik.‘ '
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The Hatch t“: Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
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CLOAKS
' 33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
New Fall Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts,
Waists, Hats and Trinimings-\
In view of the great advance in the cost of materials,
these garments are surprising values. Compare the quality,
style and priCes of these Suits, Coats and Dresses with
those offered elsewhere and you will find our prices are the
lowest. Go everywhere else first, then come here.
We PARIS MILLINERY
SOUTH NORWALK.
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truth-e Is:- In no”
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awe-I ”wit-m mat sot-s Ohm
Mild-gnaw”
I!!! "twotufl, mv‘so‘ “in
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Iii- - sin u...
I rations. thss Its-her ilr Turn
‘isub sii swin- udtr» is ubul
I." est-tam] 1:3ny Inc on“ old (has!
heir] of lin- lt‘isil He tundmwd
ih. int-oi pat-tut ss bet-1g ii gust! stop
tirti Ivntiml ti flock. and risk] thst slur
iiii' ”Ir man that lies Finn hss how"
in titsigo- til the int-oi parish he has.
L‘etillt‘ll the entire confidence and r i
sprrt of both his own parisliiurieaniid
tlir oiitsidr world l'ptiti the Ulllt’iu
'itoii oi litis‘ Hell worded utidrrrs III
ROBE S
i’l‘tat-t-y pra~sEIiIrd RH. Firm with .t
‘lmiidsoiiie \Adllt‘l containing tI\t'l Shim
i iIri l-‘iriu tin-ii lt‘zipttlillr‘tl to the pre-
7st-iitatioii with a lit-arilt-li address in
you '1 ho Iliallkt'd tlit~ IN‘Ulllt' for their
show of appreciation. and statt i that
he would have been just as highly
Iiit‘aiN’d ei't-ii if such a gift had got:
limit awarded him as a itiht'll tit tht-ir
tospt-t-l t
tiivy. .lzilllt‘b‘ .i'. Mt-liuiii'iess Ill“ll zill-
tll‘t‘hht‘tl tho gdllltllllfl. and contain
luli‘tl ltm‘. Film, tiiid lllt' t-oiigrt».:.i'io:i
upon the; octasioii. 2
Appropriate lititll‘t‘s‘st‘h‘ were also;
iiitttlt- liy AIIUIIII')‘ lCtluniti .l Quinlan,
See the new Beacon
Beacon Bath robe
Beacon Blankets
Give Wool Warmth
at s Cotton Price
Indian Blankets,
Blankets, Beacon
Crib Blankets and
all the: others of
these standard
weaves
Specials for Wednesday
TRY OUR CORNED BEEF.
RUMP CORNED BEEt‘
PLATE CORNED BEEF ............... 16¢ .1?
BONELEss CORNED BEEF .......
20¢ “t
CABBAGE ........... H .. 0
SPINACH ..... ............... Sm. lzidstzthttil
TOMATOES. .............................. .. 10¢ ..t'
SWEET POTATOES ........... ..... .. 30¢ pi.
OLEOMARGARINE .......................... 25¢ it;
FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. South Norwaik.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
. 12¢ n;
..... 18¢ ll).
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East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371
125 Washington Street
ANDREW DAVEY,lnc.
'Phone I10
South Norwslk
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PEERLESS COFFEE
“The Belt Coffee You
Ever Drank"
30¢ lb.
20 S&l-l Stamps Free
98 Washington St.
ATLAS FARMS
BUTTER
“Positively the Finest But-
ter Produced"
39¢ ll).
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we.
and James .‘~It'i-Ziroy, both of “lltllll litidy g __
Iiotltiiig but Ilit‘ highest pl‘aia‘t’m for Illt’ J
pistor of St. Mary's parlsli. i _. ' ' '
' . . v A.f‘\d ' IWV - '
‘tivssrs‘, t‘ainpbt'll atitl \‘llt‘lt‘ Iiyulllt ' ‘ i3'“0”0“o O o o o o o o o o o o o o o O o o. o 0.0 0.]
t‘IlII‘l‘ilililPtl with \‘otal :>t‘ltf‘lltrll.\' truth (‘ I l : . . 0”.”0”...O”O..O“O”O“O”O”O”O”O”O”O..O”O"O“O ..”.*“fl
Ilit- rt iiitiiritlti' of ”to owning \‘triri gi\ i . . to. ..9
on tH'I’i' to :i Mill'dl Illll'.‘ \ililcii itit-lul EPJ'i“NEL 1.:. . ' .z.
‘td dancing. ‘ ' ' l ’ 3 .‘
lit’i'. Thomas l‘inii was horn in \i'iii : I 1.. & .0.
hlt‘ll. (‘oiiii. iilltl lit-gnu his t-tliit-ntioi1 ) '00 . . 0:0:
ii‘. tlu- parochial school of that lilfll't‘. ' o
h t
Ht‘ graduated from St. litilllliz’llllll't"h% 5 FADERS’ ‘l ‘00 .
('Ulll'Ki’ itt Allegheny \. Y. and was x J l ‘9’ , ' 0
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til’tliilllt'il to the pi‘lt'sliitititi ill f‘tiilt'lll 1 ‘l' ' ) I939 \veSt ‘N aShlngton Street 0
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l‘lllll"tl with parishes in l‘mrliy and ‘; “.
iIasI l’til’i I'iiitstt-i' and in tho Filliiiilt‘l' 6'. 00
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of liill was appointed by ilisliop; on ‘ 3 I h I adln 0 ti“ tt
.. _ ' i 1 um . A
. _\ll.'ll as pt-rmanciit rot-tor of St ‘ g. e e u 1 lug
)liiry's t'liurt'h. , O. o
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AU 0 TR C . ’ ‘ ’
T U agapsas EXC'TE ‘KEEPING WAR VESSEL too .5t( bre l“ IQ‘ )rw a k .J'
‘ K‘ ' .
\ lint-'1' atitoiiioitiic II'III'k from tlit‘ r“ 'l'li Q TSYIEMENT" SFCR.T 0:0 0::
v . it l.l)l' t' . I'l .t‘ ' - ,
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“Hm“ \' \.\ “M" ‘r“""(1""“n MU] ‘ iiiioiiiiatitiii |~ Just out that tho l'ri s» 3. .O‘
mcnt. m “all ”TN" ”H" noon “lw” ” lllhlil of this ”t‘ltiililit‘ li:t:~ tlit't-zttt'nt'tl‘OO 0’9
tunic tii’t‘l’ the Wall strt~t Illi'lli’l iiiid ‘ttitt' or our great iliill) lit'\\tli.t‘,‘t‘l.\ with .3. :
down into Iic I‘I‘tiw ct fist Pl‘l 'i ; “liltldtrrltlll of it.» rsitiiu >Iiiliiill it it‘ 6'.
t d l r . I l _ ,
torrilit' Iiill't', ’l‘lit- licat‘i‘ nutrition tuli)‘ t‘IN'H’m‘” ”m' h M ”l" “N “Hwy" 0:. ‘o.
.t t . . . . . ». . a ».
iond‘d tltidL't'tl a tlt'll\t‘l_\' wagon and H :Tfi'llt‘lxiil: ll‘lt‘tliit“lllrl‘l‘l‘e‘dtill”\:."t(I"H\'tf:. ris- It‘ll .3. .3
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doing so lit‘atlt ramiiiotl ii plineiii‘i it" tr about on.. “at-rs. 'l‘liitt is, II is ll!" .0. .:.
llt y \‘llit‘li iitcrally Ill'il’l‘tll‘ it~~ lilt‘ from tumult-ti that our Itt'tililt‘ he lwpi in i.- o’o 9’.
Hip ititilt oi Ih‘i truth. '1')... ”pm ra' Iltirlliii't' til littt lII \iiiitli all are itiit-r .3. .fl
(‘itl'l't‘ili‘il at a tillilL" tour: with vlitti """d ”I‘d “him it” hint“ a I't::'it to 3
- ' ‘ t .toe
pinning tiio tottit-r (if \"ait‘r strt-tl, “Hm" A.“ m y. H J ‘1']...y.uhu‘\. A.” ‘ : ..."
In!“ mm“ 'o H“ 1.)"! , 'll tl w s ll‘i‘il .t :-oo:i :ititi >ili.t‘l0‘lll it’.I.\tiill.. .
“ ' ‘ ' l ‘ I n " it) ' \\Ii\ .' rtlitli’lC'li Il'tll‘ll‘ slt‘itiitl ll'ii
who stood ua‘tltllti: its mzttl Illt'lil wilt hilllW'.‘ ‘... Of
llflil up Irv \"ililli‘ tillit‘i‘l' .\liirr:i_i “ho lLXIllIiiIIltl‘ tau iii‘ of no liv’ltt‘lli tour: 0.. 5*
“ll son duty at tho cornvr of Main anti Wit) r‘inttlii t‘ur tit“.t"ttlttt‘ilt attempt 3. 3.
to work liiissian or ":IIIHIH‘M“ tat-tin:
\\ ii bll‘t‘t'l at tho time. The tifilI‘t‘l‘ d0 ..
upon a Iti‘tilllt' ”IH‘ ours. Illt‘ IN'OIIII‘
”\l'rt't‘ a rather s'llllililillt‘ address It)
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i l‘rtio‘cdcd onuwd ill a llltll‘t‘ It <pt~t't:t— «Itlt‘r its II is 10 Hiltiti‘t‘fi-‘t "N” (If 011011!
'lth‘ to the ut‘cat lt)l‘t‘lI:Il t'Illllllt‘I. ”trophy, ii baker, was burned. "m s”.
____ Our Newspapers publish freely, with- MN." and llcnny thigh u “1,ij was?
'0‘“ lt‘ls'il‘lillll. ‘0 fur “5 w“ know, “”ililown across the room when a gas}
‘lill't'lls'll "1’“ s, “ilt‘lllt'l' littoi'itblo or tiii im-lgp in a Church slurp! rttsmummg
lit\t|i'ithlt‘ to our side or another. \\'ltyl.vwmd.td at an" early liour today. Twit
\‘Hii‘ BRITAIN. ()ct.
bio iiiuiiiit-r.
l'i. . Michut-ti‘
Read What
Father Lynch
1 - Said:
A
Linolino cured mo of lironelii'is.
built me tip and restored me to health.
It
‘wlilcli I am pleased to recommend.
is it good. wholesome medicine
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Uneeda'Biscuits.a pkg. - 4¢
Delicious Butter, a lb. 36¢
..'......23¢
Boneless Codfish. lbpkg 16¢
...25¢
Swift's Premium Oleomargarine, a pkg.
Grandma's Pancake, 3 pkgs.
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street. ' East Norwalk.
Wednesday Veal Specials
SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS .. ..... 20¢ lb.
RIB VEAL cuops ...................... 22¢ lb.
LOIN VEAL CHOPS .. ...................... 26¢ lb.
VEAL CUTLET ............ . .......... 30¢ lb
ELM RIDGE FARM HOME-MADE PRESERVES
15¢: 25¢. 50¢ and $1.10 a‘jnr
Beers Meat and Provision 00.
(3 Stores.)
6 NORTH. MAIN ‘ST.
‘ 13 MAIN ST.
South Norwslk. Phone 1180.
Norwslk. Phone 88:.
, ‘I‘nstor St.
i REV. ii. .I. i.i'.\'t‘ii,
I’ctor's t‘hurrh. Ilnnltury.
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2 of Mercy:
. It gives us pleasure to testify to the
‘ healing and building properties of Lin-
nninc, We have found it efficacious in
{cut-ms of bronchitis and lung troubles,
inlso as a builder and strength restoc
icr. \Ve confidently re'coiiiniend its use
to others suffering front similar affec-
tions. '
SISTERS OF MERCY.
St. Peter's Convent.
M
Both of those testimonials were. giv-
en more than ten years ago—Linonine
’bn's been the most effective remedy
'for all forms of coughs, colds, bron-
chitis and wasting diseases for many
years. It was best in Father Lynch's
ifinite, it is best now. if coughs or
colds threaten to bring you low, or
have already done so, it will brinx
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And Advertising ‘*
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Will Keep You
about a rapid improvement, sud you
will be yourself sgain in is very short
,lht'll rINN-M ”1"} h" Iilt'l‘illt'lit‘d lttl‘ ills III‘tlIlt‘l’i)’ damage is t‘slllllalt‘tl tit Sftt'u.‘
' ‘ .trl’ entitled to know \\ lint Illt‘ii‘ chosen _ _ , . .. _,.._.. .___... m- -. _ ,. ......
.. lilt‘ rt-hivss tliii't-r oi the big iiiacliiiit‘. ”my ”rprpmtnmti‘... knuwgl n is ju§[‘ K ‘ 7 7 V 7' _, ._-.-___ -
but made no iirrosts Tht- ”til it tht-ii,.i.- fair to tell till that}? known of both, GAS RANGE EVLODES' |CHARGED W|TH V'OLAT'NG
CHILD LABOR LI W
ltANltI‘iiY, Oct. 17.-—l“lix G. role
Itit'k, iiizttiagtx of ”ID lttl'ltit‘) ttl ‘ ,,
lttiiibury Manufacturing I'onipauy. iii..-
lu-is t~' Illitlt‘l'h't'fll’. and his wiio, ll. -
Milri‘l l‘oliot-lt, wcrc ttutiimoiiutl to
pt‘ni‘ in the City court today, to air
to llili‘g, uititoiit rostri'ta of tho prr-t
“‘l‘llt't‘ of it hostilo siiliniitriut» iii and
:altout our own home waters? It surely
tool‘s llillt‘ll like an attempt to punish
:t nous mount-r hostile to Illt‘ Atliiiiiiis-
trutioii. Any way, no lilit'lllgt‘lli citi
'12-'ll t-tiu i'ottsoiiaiily approve the Ad-
Itiiitiiiditititiii Illit‘iil it sounds too
‘tiu~.-\iiit-riciiii, too llilnt'ulrlil.
‘ Oti,~ laws should be obeyed but. iii
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ztu‘tltxr tti'tiboy in Illi' right spirit. they
shoultl be appealing to reason and the
.(‘Iilliilitlll scnst- of the people.
ALI. THE NEWS.
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éTODAY IN WALL STREET:
i NEW YORK. 00!. 17 (Wall Street;
,lti::iti a. iii.)-- The activity and strength"
_ got yesterday‘s late tit-alings made for
gther headway at today's opening of the
38inch Market. issues being confidently
jiilkl’ll in large individual lots, United
States Steel was the noteworthy teas
”HT. is iniitnl offering comprising 8,~
000 shares at an advance of n point.
Gains of l to 8 points worr- ninde by
Ilictlilchem Steel. Shipping shares.
tproniinent Munitions and Equipments
and the Copper, Leather and Motor,
itndustritti Alcohol. international raw
pcr. (fruclble Stccl and Baldwin Loco-
:iiiotive. ‘
WALL STREET, Noon—Gains were
ilrregulnriy reduced in profit taking on
ithc early advance, some stocks falling
lsetbzick did not go far, however, rtesh.‘
[buying on a larger scale soon resultiogl
tin another upward swing. Reading;
,wns prominent, also Western Union.)
Sugars, Fertilizers, Motors and Subsl-.
diaries, with General Motors at the‘
new record of 790. Minor rails and
ludustrials, principally Rock Island
‘uiiu Southern Railway, various paper;
iissues and American Woolen. were 2!
tto 7 points higher. Bonds were firm.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. ni.—ln—j
'creased breadth and strength marked
the dealings of the afternoon, U. 8.!
Steel sud Allied issues, Coppers and
some of the distinctive wnr stocks
‘a large iiiiioiint of food.
gpipc is blamed for the occurrence.
Murphy was about to go to his home
and illit‘llt'tl the (it“l‘ of the oven in
the gas range. Instantly there was a
flush of flame and is loud report. West,
with was standing near the store. \yiis’
llli'tlhn :igni'iz-t at uni] opposite, but iitit
iiijtirod. 'l'lic detonation was heard
for snow distance, arouslii niiuiy
‘sit-trpcrs in ntijoiiiing blocks.
The explosion blow out lllt‘ windows
in the front of lllt‘ l'"ii.‘ltil‘:llll aiitl
smushcd dishes, as well as destroying
A leaky gas
PASSENGER AGENTS MEET.
\\'.\SHI.\'GTO.\', Oct. lit—lessons
learned during the recent inubiliziition
of the National Guard were discussed
by the American Association of l'ns-
svnger Trtitllc Officers ni
meeting. which began a three dnys‘
session here today. it was said the
speed with which cars were furnished
and troop trains despatched was gt‘n‘
ernlly very satisfactory. and reforms'
planned for future niobiilzations were:
minor.
Most discussion was of technical lid
ministration problems.
Charles littrt. general passenger
vice-president, will become president.
according to a rule of the. association.
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BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION.
NEW LONDON. Oct. l7.—Th9 Bap-
tist State Convention elected the fol-
Dnnbury. Cdnfl- tundcr‘ yesterday‘s final quotations. The! lowing officers at its business session;
this morning:
EPi~csident~l~‘rederiek Lent, Pb. 1)..
of New Haven: first vice-presidentm
Charles P. Walker, New Haven; sec‘
md vice-president—Rev. Horace B.
Sloat. Waterbury: secretary—Rev. A.
B. Coats,
Charles Edward Prior. Hartford;
auditor—--C. Hadlni Hull, New London.
NEW ARIZONA IN COMMISSION.
NEW YORK, Oct. l7.—-'l‘he new
superdreadnought Arizona, built It the
New York Navy Yard. will be placed '
in commission there this afternoon
withihe customary ceremonies. She
its annual}
D. D., Hartford; treasurer—l
scoring smsrt gains. Sugar and Paper:
Time. lit-t us suggest that you give Lin-3
ontne it trisl. Your dniirgist has It in
three sins, 25c, 60c. s1. '
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'D. McDonald, formerly chief of stun
to Rear Admiral l-‘ietchér. Herinsin
srmslnent consists of twelve 14-inch
Eocene BEAT. NACF inns h four turrets. She is 608 feet
um roux. Oct. 17.—-Knockoot '°"‘ N “"hm ""°° m“
Ems-s list so my time hosting Jeni'
user st the Che-out A. c.. In Brook-
shms added to advances of the morn-
1118.
HOSPITAL "01’”.
William Mic. of New York city,
yesterday.
Mary Denies. of South Nonsll.
was discussed My.
Isthmus-aluminum.
sens-slo-
>\Y|’I' to (‘lllliL'I‘ri of Violation of 1‘»
State Hiuployiiiniit law. Tilt‘)’ lll'l‘ at
(‘IISI'Il of hitting t‘llliiltii‘t‘il two air”
under fourteen years of arc. and 3|)
haw tiiiployud twolye otht'i's, lit two rt
14 {Hill lti. wiiliout buying on filo iiit «-
‘li‘tlt‘lj‘ thu required [curtilicatt-s of
ago l‘llt‘Vf‘ll counts are t‘illt‘i“ vi
against Mrs. Pollock and three agnir-t.
\Ir. i'oiiot-k. The investigation th r.
rosultt (l iii tho action was made by i 1
agent of ”insulin Board of Etlut-atit u.
The ('t’ist's were adjourned one weer.
Small Fresh Hams .............. 22¢.
Fresh Shoulder ............ 26c.
Pig Pork Loin to roast .......... 24c.
Pigs' Knuckles ................ . 18:.
.Spareribs ................... '. . . 18c.
Fore Pigs' eFet................12r:.
l Pigo' Heads ................... . 8c.
:Home-made Sausage made every
1 day fresh; .................... 24:.
stocks. Some heaviness was shown by agent of the Boston :i'ltl Mano. not": Home-made Lard. pure ........ 18:.
We cut small Jersey pigs every second
’ day.
Fresh ground bone for chickens, 4c. lb.
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Free Delivery
Tel. 583-2 76 North Main St.
‘ SPECIAL
"Tins WEEK om
LstlIes‘ “Rent,"
Ton Shoes at $1.00 reduction from
stomped price. '
and "Douglas"
mam
"" Minute-s .
.lieeler‘s Shoe Store
Norwalk Chronicler