We do not run our business
as a. hostile submarine, sub-
merged beneath e waters
that its's moth be not
known, but we run it on the
surface where it’s plainly to
be seen, as there's nothing in
our dealings for which we
need atone. You need not
fear torpedoes when you trade
.with us in coal, no periscope
or other dope sends shivers
down your spine for fear that
we will “get” you, as that is
not our role, and deception
ahd destruction are not quite
in our line. Your ship will
need no pilot then, no mines
are here to swerve her, we’ve
a raft of wood, and our coal is
good—it’s a winter lifepre-
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Ffiiiliifi
Elm. Lillifiiii?
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CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble than
mt around when something like
this happens in your home. If your
PLUMBING
is defective, anilqtiated. unsanitary
or worn out, have us make neces
sary repairs or install a newsystem
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'MODBRN momenta
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
HORACE R. NASH
Plumbing and Heating '
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Tel. 1354
1 North Maln'St. South Norwalk.
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WITH SEHITIUN
Hartford Judge Refuses tea
Try Anti-War Agitatori
For Breach of Peace-
Turns Case Over to Feder- i
al Authorities For Prose-f
cution ’
Although millions of feet of Beaver Board have been re-
quired by the Government for the building of army -canton-
merits, all demands of the building trades are being met.
, Government demands have preference, of course, but busi-
ness in general must go on, too. Beaver Board facilities for
largescaie manufacturing have made this possible.
OUR SUPPLY OF BEAVER BOARD FOR BETTER WALLS
AND GEILINGS IS ASSURE!) BY THE MANUFACTURERS
Under present conditions Beaver Board is the most eco-
nomical form of lumber. Using Beaver Board instead of lath
and plaster is one way you can reduce your building or re-
modeling costs. By a wise selection of material you can easily
iind a way to go ahead with the building, repairing or remodel-
ing you need. Let us prepare estimates.
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HARTFORD, Sept. 19.——-“Breacli of l
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’ \ . 7 a peg to hair}: this case on. Either,
e a C a, ey 0. M ii is sedition or it is not sedition, and?
H therefore a platter for the federal au-'
W; ....,. at thornies to handle. I continue the
case until tomorrow morning, so that
the prosecuting attorney may collect!
and hand over what cvidence hot
lileases to the district attorney." ‘
With these words, cit/int: the trial;
session in police court this monrinui
in the case of the. t‘ity against Mrs}
Annie Riley Hale, the anti-war agi-f
tutor. and Alfred E. Whitehead, who.
presided over a meeting in Social‘m'i
Hall, Sunday afternoon, lit which she
spoke, Judge Edwin C. Ilicltenson pull
the limiter up to the federal author};
lies.
NEW FALL APPAREL AND MILLiNERY
Introducing Dame Fashion’s Most Approved and
Accepted Styles. .
Do not fail to pay this showing a visit.
Let it familiarize you with what is new in wearing ap-
parel for this season, See styles that have been accepted and
Mrs. Hale and Mr. \Vltllcllcttd wot-(4‘ __
' EB (mower, ears: in. to:
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* Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
' A New Line of Flannels
In Many Attractive Colorings. Just the thing Ior Paiamas,
Night Robes, clc. ‘
“Woolenc” Flanncls, light colors, 17c yd.——dark colors, 18c yd
Wool Flanncls 45c, 75c, 89c, $1.00, $1.25 yd.
Silk and Wool Flanncls $1.59 yd.
Embroidered liannels, 50c. 75c, 89c, $1.00, $1.25, $1.35, $1.50 yd.
A Big Line of Blankets, Comfortables, Counter.-
panes, Sheets and Pillow Cases.
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approved. Then you will save yourself the annoyance of :brought into the courtroom from tho;
WOMEN’S AND MISSES'GOATB from ..... $9.98 to $65.00
Come and see our large selection of HATS priced lowe
than any store in town.
Visit the real store for WAISTS. We sell you a better
Waist for 980 than other stores for $2.00 and we can prove it.
Come to the store that handles the best merchandise
only and retails same for less money than any store on earth.
‘CLOAKS we P ARI MiLLiii‘ERv
£South Main St. South Norwalk.
We are the pioneer promotors of ready-to-wear garments
for women in The Norwalhs.
in. breach of the peace. Mrs. Halo];
[was not so ready to answer the for-‘
. me] question. i
"If I understand what breach of the
ipcace moon's, not guilty.” said Mrs:
1 little. Both of the accused took senist
'with their attorney. Harry Edlin, of;
‘New Haven, at the stenographcr's.
. table.
‘ llahlon ll. Moyer. a stenographer of:
.inoi'e than thirty years’ experience,|
z Was called its the first witness for thc’
‘pi-Osecution. He produced a typewrit ;
lien transcript of the notes he had“,
taken at the “WMIIIE’. which included
rill that was said by t‘huirmun White:
head and by- Mrs.‘ Hale up to the
Andrew Davxey, Inc.
98 Washington St., So. NorWalk
Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
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jby the pllce, and testified that
;was a true transcript. J '
i Attorney for the. defcn. -
ntely objected, stating Unwind.
iwas not prepared for 7 shed
against the use of («35‘
which might be produce. ‘mousv
of "abusive language," print“ ”‘0'
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Iron Enamel
Stove Pipes, Iicsicrs
SteamiPipcs, and,
all iron work
‘pIMade to Stand
“ the Heat
Albert D. Morgan
WASHINGTON STREET
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A . nmedy f or laiectl
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Mel Pen If dullspd—Plzdee Ii. (I 8 MRI“ .2.”
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Painless. non-potential.
D and will not atriman.
Rationale No I dare.
for trial?" risked noun. .
i “No, sir: We Iiuve not." answered
y(‘rccdom Another piissulzc wad. ,
i "May 1 ‘sec the transcript l‘or lIic.’
l'ptlrposta of raising! an objection?"t
fucked Edlin. " L
l “Certainly." said the prosecuting up.
1 lb. Loose Cocoanut 230 lb. 1 lb. Loose Cocoa .... 23c lb.
3 Atlas Jelly Powder . . 200 Sardines in tomatosauce 10c
ALL 10c BREAD 18 REDUCED TO 9c.
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Compound Lard, a lb. . . .' .. ..
econ. '
'A. STULL
:4 Cottage Street.
lele-Iaee
Be About Thanksgiving.
, Thanksgiving seems a long way off,
from September cunning days, but,
:don'i forget those pickled peaches that.
:nre so delicious served with all the
other good things that accompany the
East Norwalk.
Genuine Cape
Cod Whitting
Better than Salmon
, 15c
Extra Large Fat
» SALTMACKEREL
18c lb. .\
PHONE-371
PROMPT MTG
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'QThanksgivlng dinner in it New Eng-
land homestead. To preserve them the
h ' tlth ' i 1 ‘..-"d~-tll'-l'k,t'l wr‘ ~
ghggtsghiai: lyngtea‘dt gagging Vigubgepgdgui‘; faofi soeisyo: Lgrl‘ltlhgl oianingoo‘f 0(he ringiiiifgglinilr‘. : TRUE NLLS ‘= V V ‘—
woirnu's‘huo mens’surrsnom ...... $8.98 to 545.00 ”mm T1.“ “0““ i“ ”'9 Wk .‘01 ARE FOUND til“ "
women's AND mssssosassns from .. $6.98 to $40.00 1 55"51‘.‘ 3.23.5.3??? £33212“ 320.3..53'3231, IN SIX CASES ‘l
gos, charged with the murder of Ab-
ISlierIc, also of Bethel. were indicted.
‘ point where the meeting was stopped , - y
est Five rays, With In- it
’ crease in Water Surplus
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about a dozen taxpayers nttendedl
iiorne)’. handling over the book. It;
. - iwfs examined with interest by Editor
fond his clients. ,nud presenting wuss
SPE‘ :IAI s unturned ‘to the. proacuctor. Again,
. iMoyer took the book and read three 3
. . , ' 4 passages. finishing with the last para-'
1‘ Butter, the flnestvoreamery, per lb. ....... 48c graph. Mm Hm bad film“ berm.
; Try Our Fresh Roasted 210 Goli‘ee ........ .. . . . 5 lbs. $1.00 3"" Weevil-W88 stopped. ~
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, Sw1ft sPremrum Olen, spits. . ...... 31c i new ENGLAND-3 pEAcHEs, 1
* FreshE s adosen........;....... ......... .. 46c l 1 --~--_-—— '
gs ’ . . ‘ :Think How Good Pickled Peaches Will
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indictments were found; John Chin-
H. Krieg_cr& 00.
School Suits for Boys
School Shoes for Boys
School Dresses for Girls
School Shoes for Girls”
At Moderate Prices
Medium weight cloth coats
dullah Kliougen, in a hat shop in Dam
bury and Thomas Maloney of Bethel
charged with the murder
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. William Roberts of Siratford wast
indicted f - “murder of his wife,.
the . "l‘llJLiilt‘d severalg
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rcsular annual muting of tho
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19 min St" Norwalk. Phane 388- ‘ Attorney (‘rccdon I‘Xlllflllltw‘i‘. Fill“. llislrlcq, Which Willi llPld IEFI . ‘ "é
panes would be read from , 1c ”(‘11 118 in the Town Assembly hall in . i“ ‘ k 1
Economy Store! ‘4 Van Zandt 8"! Eat“ Romalk' ' cript to which exceptimf R: Will] street. ‘ ' "‘0‘” for fall In [7106' and b “e.
t '; taken by people present iii the ought? meeting was called to order p “lad . » r
' 3 lug tending to the creation of u dLeri '1: ll. Buckley. and Mayor C tic: $ . $
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l COFFEE TEA iinrbancc. The objection of the de. ctdll'r'titirasnplected chairm ~"‘ “19 From 7' 98 to 15' 00
001011 Mixed and En 11811 dense was overruled. hioyer‘then' trial "WP 11 ii ing was All? men »
Very Best 8', Breakfast g mud omexcerpt concerning the incl ll“ “Ollfilli’d 5“ l§ H. urn place; —— 1 a...”
240 lb. 350“) . ltlnrlI lfrdfiidtfint ,Wilson has no sons ”laugh." rim“? Th “v i .. . ,.. "
‘ " to I sir 'i the war. Attorney lpr the, ye ears or orse e‘ . 3.
Extra Good India, Ceylon .. «Windham strict “upmmm t Edward C. Bouton. arrested lll‘ k J 3,. ,_—:'“‘
190“). ~ 450 “Jo, Fl " 5 “dirty l inquire)” you here u copy. \‘i’cstport for horse stealing. .,“‘lls( ‘ ’ _
given a sentence of from five to 10
years in the state prison. Bouton
pleaded guilty to thechnrgc of horse'
"stealing, but due unite tasked shall
it charge of burglary be pulled. which!
was done by'thc court. The state
brought out in the trial that Bouton‘
wus‘n habitual (riminnl, with u long
list of oflenses against him, having
served several terms for burninryy
horse and cattle stealing. l
' he rose of .lohns‘ Ehnotuck. pf
Bridgeport. charged with theft from
person was continued until 10 o‘clock
today, when new witn'csses were sum-
nioned.
Fall, assortments, now completewill interest every women,
who takes pride in her home attire; An excellent collection .
of (lsmbric, Lawns, Gingham, Percale, Seer-suckers, etc. Plenty ,
wet the big subver kinds as well as styles for Red cross Nurses. 1
Maids, Clerks and Waitresses. ' ‘
Gets Long Term. .1
For burgliirizing the home i of
Chauncey H-inl‘ord‘iu Westport, John
J. Delaney. a New York criminal who
has served nine terms in Sing Sing.‘
was sentenced to state prison for not;
more than 15 nndmot less than nine
years by Judge. Burpee in the critic
innl superior court yesterday after-
noon. Delanoy is a desperate looking
character who admits he is 50 years
of age. It is said 24 of those years
have been spent. in prison.
He was armsted in Wesiport,-Junc
They begin at 25c,thence to 39c, title, 750, up to $1.25.
Choose early. '
'Vcal Slcw‘ - . - } 18c lb
”Round Steak - 32c lb
Schullzc’s Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
Norwalk.
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:New York Market
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grit.“ .izmr‘isiszz‘ruis .nnmns m
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resignation: ‘ESZiii‘h‘iillti‘éitmr. m1. Poss. macros
.. mm
3.; $3.22, iffiicéfoulli .ii’i’l‘iil“.02{ 3M“ FISH AND VEGE
ct producingmilk Varies considerably;Y 1.13138
from mouth to month.
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p . tjinnle-wlsh marriages—57mm“ legal-
Youth is only another name for hnptwsys placed to the rtlht of her male.
HOPE.
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old until you lose hope, tor without her place in the ceremony is on the
tbopehepplneu is Impossible. left; ‘
~tion and the~Departnient of Agricul-
_ seven-eighths inches undo! the long
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following rule has been used with suc‘| 14 last. ‘after he had fled from the
'09“! iHanford ihtlne. Hartford hoard Dc-l
'laney moving about on the night of
Pickled Peaches.
86 wasnruorou s'r.
'the crime and taking a revolver. went
Ito see what the trouble was. Delaney
.suddenly confronted Hanford and by
lilirusting a flashlight before Hnn~
1 ounce stick cinnamon. l ford‘s face. blinded 1h: latter telfiipor-
." - -' nrily so that the burg or was a e to
“‘32:? sugiar, “2198111; and crinAmonlior seize the revolt-3r. Then he polntedi
y in miles. 1: peac es "1 ”t the weapon at Hanford and backed
WM”- “lb . 0“ down and'stick can. out of the house: ‘lroslzutor Hrlryi
peach with four cloves. -Put into syrup' H. Sherwood, of Westport, and * Don-E
- ‘ ~ 7 uiy Sheriff‘ Perry pursued Delaney i
and cook until soft, cooking half of the. . (1 cans t lot as he '85 riding in a
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peaches at a trme.. Pack In jars “F“ trolley car bound for Bridgeport.
add but syrup to cover. These are de-l Charles Bruno. of Bridgeport, charts;
Iicious served with cold meats, led with White slavery, failed to tip-1‘
____._..__.___ ‘pear when his case was called and;
l' "' ‘nond oi Sinful given byf
‘ Ernest Coz ‘
4 quarts peaches
2 pounds brown sugar
1 pint vinegar
STANDARD GRADES FOR
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\ POTATOES' l- ‘. Antonio Arbruchio. charged with:
WASHINGTON Sept 19 ———'I'wo' pssault with int-ant to kill, was fined‘
standard grades for potatoes are rec-i
ommended by the Food Administra-.
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ture. The necessity for their adap- . .
- ‘ - his wife Martha Stevens, arrested on
tion is emphasized in a department the same charge was released when
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statement today because of the pres . the charge against her was nollod.
0n Grand Jury.
pfct for u. large crop. The food sup"
py‘ situation. over-taxed transporta- ’ n, .
tion facilities, and the ruling that red. The following or; ”m .irand ”"03"
oral reserve banks may make loans who brought in 1 9, ind ctiuents m.
against potatoes properly stored In the murder cases: brom Bridgeportu
John G. Gerbich. Joseph Quint and;
museum-2 m
.. . 'erlclt C. Crotui and W. C. Gillies-ti:
round variety is lined at one and from Boston. C. L. Banks: from Baird
$200 and sentenced to one year in;
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with theft. was given 30 days in lath? ’
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NEPONSET I
FLOOR COVERINGS
Sanitary - Waterprooi - Oder-less
. THURSDAY, SEPT. '20“, IS
NEPONSET ,DAY ’
BUY now AT sununt rnicrs '
A. bicker-man 8; Son
DEPARTMENT STORE ,
, 84 Washington St. Phone 416'
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held, Charles H. Gra‘and Edward 0:3
variety one and three-quarter inches.
The minimum diameter or the sec-
ond grade in one and one-half metres.
home: from Greenwich. Henry P.
Crawford and Gilbert W. I-‘llcli; Irony
Norwalk. Charles A. Walters and
Philip Cantelleno; tron: Strarlorc.
James Lolly and Charles H. Wells:
OPTIMIS‘I’IC THOUGHT.
' The public in wiser than the wisest
or critics. ., , ‘
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from Huntington, Stephen T. Palmer.
‘ John Roberts.
irom Stamford, John A. Wendell lndéA‘dvertise in the. S
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