. andthefroetison;
mwllnthempyflr
fingu'uuasflrstyoum
qgarner-mil.“wtlienyo'rn'oun-
Ween-cumin ifyonr‘
“I: notinthe bin} “Sir
:lv-hl
_ ”jaikeandhe'llgetyousnreas "
You mightierack a safe or
rob a b:.'_'.k and get away writ-h
; fiat but you can't postpone
'_ {he wink. by wearing: straw
'“ ht Ant you an t be warm '
yd cosy when cold weather '
ms cor ‘Tol unless you feed
fie turn :e with its daily
‘“¢.m0" 0&1.
«FERRISO'
Axes 'l but CTI’
‘ LIE moans TO BUY
We Sell Them
Even if the .n'ar is 0\ e1 that is
; m reason why \nu should not
" “risen“ loal. like cv-cxyith. 11-__ -'
‘ 1.,iehigh'in‘price.‘
olle: t thenosrap lumber and
that 1; 13mg about. ‘ L‘ hop
n‘rcomcs . -
' ,. Call on us to:-
, ”as, Batchets. Saws and Saw
" Bucks
limes-'3 eoaning down the}
- ‘AJ. _._.
“COAL
Wood 81 Grain
Device Bros.
Seariew Ave. and Pint St.
T E L. 5 3
rug: . m__-._.
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THE HARDWARE 8:
AUTO SUPPLY C0.
4‘2 Water St. '
1215-5. 80. Norwalk. Ct.
m 0 Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes ’ ’
and Greases
Marti Speedometer Parts
, Gasoline and Kerosene
RYTHING IN
FILING SUPPLIES
Complete Stock of Record
Cards
>411 Sizes. All Rulings.
Card Guides.
Folders.
- . .-- submitted on special
‘ _ Mid printed work on re-
E L. HAMILTON
- ~m St. Telephone 125.
1;
INCREASE
Iot in price, but in the regu-
equipment of Prest- 0- Lite
'ee.
manufacturers now
1;“. equip their cars with
’ Presto-Lite Batteries.
”above one to fit your car.”
' RWA STORAGE
N0 BAT ~RY co.
.1
4L
I. r." 72 No. MainSt.
_ Southvnorwalk.
, _—-- .vrhone
11"”; 336-2.
the 0‘3"!
5113.316-
Beam indulgent. and
11.31131 onqfit on the 013
0;:an
Mister-than? JWMMM!
ummforthecwowiptmw .
'Agents as well, for Beaver Board.
What will—z roof cost? Please state
you'll get the answer at once
The Hatch g8. Bailey CO.
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION;
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROMBERG CARBURBTORS
CHANDLER SIX
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
12 CHESTNUT 51'. so. Nome/ALL
PHONE 1360 and 2011.
suitablerooiehetefll
cm and emit: fl.
whiebyoupnurnll
CADILLAC EIGHT
J
: town.
901 Weather Dresses for Women & Misses r-
»The handsome“ collection and the largest W in
PRICED VERY HODBRATRLY
SPECIAL SHOWING OF WHI’I'B'I‘UB SKIRTS
: of the better kind. It you wish the best
manship then visit the Paris shop.
The Paris Cloak and
33 SOUTH um 31'.
in quality andvvrctk- -' l
Suit House .
scorn .30me
. .o»..._—..~..<-.__-—-—a——
-
M': ”n...“— u..- ...— ...
“as acqu" Vane teas
3;: Egg Mwhet ,
8o. leinSt” 80. Harwell;
” . eoeiVenfof flutter;
12.. £3 "Guise aild Cheese
9"»‘1' Memos:
.
‘e
yew York Butter 8:.”
Elgin Creamery
BUTUER
b
Fresh Western BEES ........... i
........... 32.; lb,
American Cheese ..............
Pure Lard .....................
Compound Lard ...............
Best Blue Rose Rice ............
3rolls Toilet Pape1 . . . .' .........
5913
we doz.
........... 33clb,
....... 30clb.
....... lSclb.
10c
Combination Coffee. the best 3ou exer drank 29c lb.
Standard Butter & [399 Stores
12 NORTH MAIN s12, scorn NORWALK
53 MAIN ST.“ NORWALK
Beckmann’ 8 Grocery
Quality--Economy--Groceries
30c size Instant Postum ...................... 2.34:
Nucoa .Vut Oleo. thfi world s best. lb. ........... 35c
No. 1 Royal Planta ton Cofiee. lb. ....... ‘ ....... 47.: '
\ ery Best Creamerv er. lb. ............... c
Heinz Cooked Snag tti. can ................. "
Campbe ’5 ans in to nato sauce ....... 2 or "
Best Connecticut Onion; ............. 2 ll»... for 11¢
Brand s Al Sauce. per bottle .................. 280
Gold. \Iedal Flour.241-2 lb. bag ............ $1.80
Gold Medal F lour. 2 lb. “bag .................. 92c
-_Our store and the White House Breadery'will
be closed ”Welcome Home” Day. Sept-17th.
Beckmann’ 3 Grocery
83 Washington St.
Phone 1405.
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An increase in the number of parcel-
post packages. received and sent on!
PllSl I8 SHDWN
LoCAL RED BEN
ARE REGL’L MAR
MUG HL’NTE RS
(Continued from Page One).
as our lhE) did befoxe it became an
C- fem e:
cams.
against the la“
Plainthe grumbles against
cmel treatment within the family cir-
to sell in: oxi
at “‘9 South \Oma‘k P0“ 0m“? has ole com: one to pour into the prosecu-
shov’vn a deemed increase duri‘v the: mfg office
A vast major-11y of these
alleged-
iacreaeed vigilance of the police the-
ride of holdupe which have taken:
’du‘rlng the last few weeks con-
tinned today.
Six armed men in a black touring
oar held up the drivers of ”'0 Ameri-
'can Railway Express Company wag-i
’on. in the downtown section early this :
mailing, but the amount of their theft
iyqae not made public A short time;
later (our men in a earn answering the;
désiylptlon of that used b3 the bandits
:wene arrested not far from the scene
of the holdup. :
.. Daniel Staulto. proprietor of a;
,Brooklyn shoe store. was robbed of‘
4290 in his store. last night, by four"
‘armed men. one of whom struck him
'over the head with a revolver. “lulu
the others went through his pockets.
No arrests have yet been made in the
Insurance agents report an unnre.
cedented demand for burglafi' insuI-‘
ance here since the holdups became so
'numtroue. according to reports pub
-M
-~- .,
lished oday. Hotels. which haw
been I enter prey or the 'lnside
men“ are reported to be among the
1princtpal policy holders.
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WOMAN TELLS
:OF MEXICAN
BRUTALITIES‘E
Cont‘nm‘d r rm F‘lrSLP389
v.0 "nine ‘3‘enrs' of' cruclflxlon." and
‘Ptbat .runety-ih'e'per oent.‘ ol'the popu
lotion tsilook‘ln for help,"-Mtao.~l.aut-
ides-cubed several»! the bmlalitice 0!
which she know. She told the commlI-.
tee 0% two girls who had been clubbed ‘
to death and of lwo’ ammo... women
«who Were carrled into the mountains
10f Sonora and there forced to remain
by their captors who shaved 1h.
soles of their feet to make simpler the
their of guarding them.
An American girl from Nebraska
ehc said is no“ nomenhere in the
hills. captive of Mexicans who drag-
u‘d hm from her home near the Gulf
coast W h«n the band appeared they
roped her father and mother and w‘hep
she sixteen 30311 old. threw horself
before the Mexicans. H193 declared
they would kill her parents. She faint
Id and final! rvvhed she round herself
alone in the hills with her assailants.
An English woman in the State of
Zlcawms was 'mnfl: (Mic. accord-
lnc to Miss hunt. in tbk‘case. Miss
Laul .‘nld 1h. “mum shot the bandit
who was struegllmz vr'. 1h her 11ml then
R lled mo other bandits who held her
men n: umbwre.
-\nmln-: :lnr3 she related “51> that
of :1 “'01th whose skin was sllippml
from her lace the Mexican cumin.-
110111 the (‘lnhl nl 'hc lore-bend vim) .
l:;rl3.1bou1 the law then to "in: lhr
(-mc rine 1 form—0
A Kansas farmer was 'hv Vll‘llllll or
11m (‘edilln bl‘Olhfl“ in 1hr State- of
San l ui- l’o'nei arcordinc m lnr (1 mi
mom: ”‘11-: vs. {9 and tunable-1' hml
‘Sonv 1n Tamplcn. \\'l1ilc 1l1e3 \u‘re-
:onO. tho‘ Mcxlrans rahlcd llu‘ lilac”.
harmed him to a lie-c. alternately "ms-
.ir: and lo“ can: him and hbbin: him
with ba3nnvts. The man bu‘nmr- in
.5311? and afterwards died.
\nmhc: 0 sample at the Ir: 1 Imrn' "I
inunwn \Ahich Sh? cited ‘as the Iakin:
‘ km» the llills 01 more llian 1111113 no
‘2-1eu am! irls 1mm :1 train the Mixi-
runs had ruptured.
l 30 a! - mm was made b3' ll!“ ““11"“
to shtrld «l 1‘ 1‘ mmnu soldlm'y tL'H‘
mlminul 11‘ at .‘1 lair part m the crimes
l‘r‘rr u‘ommuttul b3 bandits. but imi-
nah-d that a number of the so- milled
tandih w-‘m in loamy Mexican Pul-
rral lumps ‘
Leam'uln:
reports that the “171045
luau pun cell 111; um»: and ammuni-
lion ‘rum the I'niled States she said
131a! lhmuzh an American Army offi-
cer. “ho had made the invrslization
mr hu- she found that me rifles of
mm) :1: the rollovers of Full: Din:
Were 01 the same pattern used b\ the
Mnican Army. and that they had been
r. can: '1‘wd both by capture and b3 pur-
(xi-.1: 1* 170111 the Mexican (FOODS-
LOCAL RED BEV
ARE REGULAR
ML G HUNTERS
STR ATPORD Sept.16.~——.\loxe than
11w Rut Men lrom this state are 9"
1-1: (“1m to b1 in Stratrord. on Saturda3
Liuht. Seplenlbe’l‘ 20. to. attend the
'iwirtermh anniversary of Okenuck
Tribe. A short street parade will be
:nllnwed by a banquet. t‘
Nm satisfied with winning a Bill"-
cup at‘the Fairfleld rails, ’31? big
(hiefs of Cockcnoe Tribe. 8‘1 3'3 “3‘“
voted (0 go after those Stratford cups,
:1: the state meet. in that town. Salm-
day night. and even)! larger deleea
lion than over, in full resaliav "l"
:‘rail over in heap big basses. leaving
Red Men's. Hall. 2.3 Main street at the
usual hour. .
Four cups are being altered by the
Stranmd Rod Men to the other
.lr‘lbes in the state. consisting of a
cup for the tr. be making the best an
first two weeks oféeptember over the ngvgr reach the public ear publicity spear-once one for the tribe having
preceding mon h of
August As
‘3 being denied until arrests are made;
the largest number in line. and one
usual during the summer months Jet-nests resulting from such inflame; for the tribe making the best sketch.
thele har‘ bun a decline in the parcel are few as all the diplomacy and tact .
051 traffic at the loca‘ office but with at the command of the o "
he coming of autumn and the resump ened t0. (.0an lemmiary W818 to port. and wilf be engraved With the
non of mail purchases.
in lourlshn'ng at 3 111051 satitlfactriryi
rate.
Postmaster Andrew Leary has.
stalled an automobile for the handling abounded in
of parcelgosr deliveiies.
. These MM”.
insure a rapid disfr‘i‘oufion of packages drunkenness swig—chi)!
and willggwe a deexded in;
the buz‘mees cordial-
One i
as; it .a
This will July 183.
9'
are QX'
'01 of prohibition
23,18 the di-
in— minisblng number of petty cases . ' »
«so cups are hm prepared at
Faircbild jewelry store, 'Brldge—
name of the wot-per dot, and the
occasion for whickit 3 ti?
F°' m. , 1.1
serif.
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l NEW YORK. Sept. 16. ——Despite the ‘
‘Norwuk'sneadingnry-Goodssmre ._
Fly a Flag for Our Boys
U. S. Wool Bunting Flags of various sizes
. - Flag’Poles, Flag Pole Brackets
Muslin Flags onSpear‘Point Sticks 812,100. 1 226.1%
u-
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I
This Store . Closed All Day Tomorrow '
_._.__-.___,__._ —-— -— -»r—o-—. d— ..... -‘Wh— .
Slcinke. lhé Standard Tc—Tern‘nm car
room 1 will be present Swank“ nizhl
TOMORRO‘V IS
CONSTITUTION BAY-
(Oontinuea :rrn Page One).
grades Y’ITP rpm 141i lime to the stud)
of the l' nib-«‘1' Slales Constitution.
' ’lonmrmw open air speeches “all be ‘
made in the lhigkly populated foreign
.sr—Cllons 0! 1h; 11:3 on “The Meaning.
ol 1hr t‘nn31.unlon."
in 1b. alter-noon Mrs Helena lllll
“’red vnll give a tour—minute- tulk on
“Our 1 onsllluflon." at bmh llu‘ l’ulmcw
and Rvevnl Theatre-.6. In the mining.
lieu! Jess: T. lmnbm will lvll ul'
“0111 (‘havur n: Liberty" 1n :1 short
talk :11 the Palace. and Judso‘ John J.‘
Walsh will speak briefl3 lbnul "l'p-
holding flu: ('Uanlulinn .11 the ll».
ur-nl.
Throu; hm)! llzc l'n‘ In] Stunn- (on
dilution [:33 Ml] tn (lb5'l‘PIl by 2.1m
o‘1'.ln:.~‘ parades and ~po>m h making.
Thr “tram/air In 11121: Hi In vln~ “01k
vvl pa: .iutism .1 . "The Naltllnfll Sc
1111113 l.:'e: up' ”l‘nuchlczs of 1111
Amerir .in H: \nlurttn "H1113 $1 nul> of
America ‘ '\mr11c.".n lklense l.n‘:1‘.
‘qu’ “l'auzl.1e1~' v" 1".3." "Suns n.’ lllo‘
Rcv’olul.un." "Amrrfimn llinlns Luau-
lld‘" :lml "5:11:13 of .\l:1_\fiuwcr liv-
sn ndnnls ”
Wilton Democrats
Nominate Candidates
For Town 0flicers
~1 heir
ca ndi‘
The \Vilmn Democrat.- hold
(alll'u: 101' llw nomination n.
doles to fill the 3.1r‘ilitxstrmn new 5. at
the T0“n Hall. last 1 vwmng M11100
Bakland as chairman. and F. l‘ \\'cs1
(in 24> clerk T1191» “H.~ :1 largo at»
tendanm» and 7h! l'ulluuin‘. new mac»
ed in nommannn: ,Xssi‘ssur. Hunk l“.
Ilr‘nnrll; mun (‘lv-rk and treasurer.
\V. K. J. Hubbel’l; hoard m l'plml. Hm»
r3 A. Hurlbuu: first solvr‘lmzm. Fri-11
E. [lonnpll:'.-o-nind nelcrtmin. ('lui-
«nee Chapman; 219ml film”. Hun”
Pvacmk T P Gllell'. nwmhvr nl
school board P. *1. Human: consta»
bles M. D MU? any, Flank 'l'xvll.
Raymond 8..-. Robe-1'1 lldce: au-
(1110136 C. firs 2013'.
M,
DAY NURSERY PLANS
FOR A TAG DAY
Cowman: Irony first Bane
Contributors are Miss Sadie Bod:
Well, Mrs. E E. Gornam, Mrs. l-Ivnry
and \lrs Goodyear. The gins to the
nursery \uer nporled as lollows:
Miss Brm In: 33‘. a basket of pears;
M15. John ( amndch. prache-s and 3-0;-
etables; Mrs. John Mellon->11. milkfi
Vegetables and 21112:: Mn. 1‘3. M. Lock-
weed. c-ha;r and kiddie-hoop; Mrs. D.
Raymond. 1035: apples lrom .\lr_ “'ccd
and Mr. Burnett: high chair {mm :1
1'1'icnd.and thvfiorliam Conn-any painl-
(d the fence around the nursery: my:
run from Miss Taylor.
Needs of the nurcer3 .11
include mp1" tor two some.
a fire-place
register.
: wood for
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A Few Weekly
Reminders
ECONOMY BRAND cor-nan
A pure and delicious drink.
A 1112‘ 31c
QUAKER CORN runs
Cut to ............. ‘ . 9c pkg.
men, rnmr JARS we
more raun- JARS
Pints ............... 85c
mama a warm non-
mo SOAP ...... 4 hairs 25c
rm omen man,
A gal. ................ 50c
illlr: limel
and fender for a fireplace.‘
A pair of
BOYS' C
DRESSES.
LOTHES AND SHOES
“AF AND SHOPS
FOR GIRLS
High Low Stills Free with
every purchase $5.08 or over.
T“ O H AX DSOME
STORE WIN now '.
(Continued hon: l‘lref Pat!)
Th’ 1-(— are mourned on
1‘1 red. wine» and blue
l‘?.~ 1r arc cicbtecn pan
Pls. car“ lizl'. .1 \,‘..'f(1rn' prturc In
the umu‘r “1110‘." 11': nv‘l (v‘ the
“tncluu ‘s l‘:'- rid'nl “file-m." {‘ll‘lul‘lf
in that Ui 1121' on: “man“ 11. General
Pershing} ln 92th uindn“ is draped
a boalllllul l'nfied States flag The
“Psi “111an has a sixfold of blue,
l0113»1\xo gold 5131‘. denoting the
nlllllbvr from this diam! thal 2:13.-
1111-1'1‘ luvs lur the (“aur-P, Oppnsitc. in
llu‘ 1-11»: 33 1141p“. hammer rhif'ld “11h
callus.” .‘ns
Nu.- payer u‘
HhOVr t' l m
the “()l'll" '\\‘vl(‘m‘.w Home." Han-h
window has many relics of 11113 \ml‘.
such as ll?)21’le‘l>. :as masks. l‘flc-s.
machine- guns. shells. etc. A large
photo. lakrn :11 Camp llcvvns. repro-
senting the first lame dnm contingent
from Noru'alk. is also shown in llu‘
vest Window.
The decorations and plans are the
work of Mr. liavis' efficient and cnthu»
siastic window decorator. “’alter \\‘.
Rose. who has displa3ed unusual 1111110
113‘ and patiencv‘
details.
m earning out the
Pasl
will“
MMB. JBANNB'l'l-‘B
South Norwalk' 3 Leading
Corseliere & Glover
56 SOUTH MAIN ST. '
Corsetry Is An Art
ToBe Well Corseted Is a
Pleasure
We Know How. Tr. Us.
Strihing “ omcn Storm
’ Silk Mill. Attack hirls
SCH \N‘T‘ON V‘a St [‘1 l". - RUM nu
broke out among ”it s‘ JR 1111 I strikers
1 .‘lcmn 31’szr‘rday “been a crowd at ovu-
men stormed the Bliss m1ll.at Dickson
N 21y, where about {my 2 HF mum
at um'k This? “nuke-1s "e rv rmu'hly
handled before tlzv H1111 police; Could
Inn-11h the am no
Do. monstrmions
vim-'1 1111100‘ A! the
Soqumr. lhv [flack Diamond and To
Jr‘l'shut‘g mills. in 12115 c113'_ but the» :9"
Anal 0: 'llv pol‘u prove-mod any new"-
iatig‘r mill
1 .
nus trout-1w. di'hnuah all 111.
M” l’ 1 “Hr ‘;o ‘x in mud lbs 5'."
-—'l‘r.r a Sezflnel Went Ad.
1
GIFTS. ‘
Lavalzers. Veck Ch; xna Evbotlrs.
Eardrcps. LMK€.$. E t) Fm! Ho—
sareee. Braceiets. Lndree' Crowd
Chan‘s. Harrie. Crosses. Rings.
La Tameka Pearls Bracelet Wain»
es. Etc.
Cuf‘l Euttcna. $t~ckpvna. 71¢ “au‘r.
Febs. Vest Chau“. Churn-we, cum—
ette Cases. Cigar Cutters, $30;an
K n Wes. s I one and S 19nd: R mpg,
Watches. Clocks. Alarm can be,
etc.
ELN'lNG IN SAFETY
AtBRAND’ S
.LEVt’ELFY AND OPTlCI-L
STORE '
SOUTH NORWALK
IS \ ERY
‘ APT TO BE
01“ SATIN
—or if of wool, is sure to
drape a heavy silk cord
with modeled ends, about
its waist, and trim itself
with braid. '\
Brown and black
1 Frocks present themselves
in such winning fashions
as to take away some of
4‘ the erstwhile favoritism
' of navy.
There are many pleas-
ant new features about
w—m -_. 1.---.. 1.-
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ofnetlaoes.
The New Frocks
, these Frocks—mining: that go up and down—skins
widened at the hips yet held in a bit at the hem—and beobm
‘11:; neckline: many of which are flushed with danity collarn
i .
Norwalk Chronicler