Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 20, 1919 · page 12

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ARON

‘Aflr‘e at evening in the
.gratewill make you master.- of
yourfate, and if it‘s made of
Dane] cool you may be osp-
tain Of your soul. as Carmel
ondwillldllthechillandsb—
solutely fill the hill where life

9.5] is guarded ‘gainn ill health 3

~ —-and for a fraction of your
X wealth. Pay all the doctors
- ,_‘ you can find your system will
‘be undermined if colds get
:fast upon your chest; it’s then
for you 2* ticket “West.”
Don’t t'iink us selfish if we
'eay ’tweI ‘ better far to drive
away wit: coal the menace of
poc r heal ‘4 than let your heirs
(Iii. Ede yr 11' wealth.

grouse

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MAN-€-

Without tools he is nothing,
with tools he is all.

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—Thoma.s Carlyle.

ifhe CKE. Jennings & Co.'s
Tuls are good tools. Try one
d our 58 Saws.

 

 

 

Albert D. Morgan

‘ ‘ COAL
Wood & Grain
' Devine Bros.

Seaview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 53

 

 

 

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. THE HARDWARE &
. AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
‘ ' Phone 1215-5. So. Norwalk, 0t.
' Isneto Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
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011! and Greases

 

Stewart Speedometer Parts
Iooony Gasoline and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes

G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.

 

 

 

 

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A COMPLETE LINE

.. . of the

"’27 ' Famous )Iaillard Brand of
‘ I CANDY
Absolutely Fresh.

,F. L. HAMILTON

. Wall St. Telephone 125.

 

Try a Box.

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INCREASE I .

‘ . - . Not in price, but in the regu-
. h equipment of Prest-O-Lite
' ' slatteries. '

manufacturers now
35 equip their cars with
Prest-O-Lite Batteries.
‘ We have one to fit your car.
NORWALK STORAGE
BATTERY CO.
72 No. Main St.
South Norwalk.

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“Get acquainted”

. New York Butter &
East Market
. lo. Main St, 80. Nor-walk.
~ Direct receivers of Butter,
_ . . Tea, Coffee and Cheese
7”“?!- ively, fresh every day.
.. ck auto service assures
_ prompt service.

 

 

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Art-Craft Roofing _

that can
'ne it
*I.

Beautiful, permanent, and the only suitable roof
‘39 lint (Insight nicer the old shingles. Call and en
“mm.

in“ {0.2.1.3. W. JMville Com.
m too, for the CROW Stained Shingles.
Agents as well, for Beaver Ronni.

What will a roof cost? Please state which you prefer and
you‘ll get the answer at once.

The Hatch & Bailey Co.

flea isiSutll

the Local

N orwalk to . _
Activities of Mt)“
Thirty . Million : Dollar,

Fraud-Case , ;
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,‘ .(Continued from Page One). I

,walk. and who was a civil engineer of;
vile experience, was president and:

'. general manager, Mr. “’aterhury I
moaned with him. I
It is charged that Major \\'ater-.

bury. associatedwith other prominent‘
men. entered into a conspiracy to
eliminate competition in the bidding
on salvage material. He was indicted
by a federal grand jury before his re-y
turn to this country from France. He
was held on Governor's Island. N. Y..

a for $01119 time. being released in $7,500!

 

BOSCH SERVICE STATION ‘

NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROMBERG CARBURETORS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT

WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING

Vaast Bros. Garage

PHONE 1360 Ind 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST, ‘0. NORWALK.

 

 

Special Sale .of Tailored Waists

Pink and Blue. A Great Bargain.

At $1.98

As we have a limited amount come at once.

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALI.

59c

 

 

Elgin Creamery
- BUTTER

Fresh W'estcrn Earl‘s ..................... 55c doz.
American Cheese ......................... 32c lb.
Pure Lard ................... ' ............. 33c lb.
Compound Lard .......................... 30c lb.
.BcstBlue Rose Rice ....................... 15c lb.
3 rolls Toilet Paper .......................... 10c

Combination Coffee. the best you ever drank 29c lb.

Standard Butler,,&§Egg Stores

12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST. NORWALK

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456 ll).

Sure to please all

45c lb. COFFEE

No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee
lovers of good .cotl'ee. 1““ .

Crisco for Shortening ......... 19c. 33c and 53c can

 

 

 

Cream Cheese. Snappy. Pimento. Roauefort. Phila-
delphia American. Camembert. Swiss and New York
State Cheese.

Beckmann’s Grocery

83 Washington St. Phone 1405.

 

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New Pack Aunt Jemim 1's I’an Cakc Flour. pkg. lac
Quaker Puffed Wheat or Rice. ncr pkg. ........ 1:3c
Shredded Wheat BISCUIt .. . . . . . . ...... 2 pkgs. 25c
Igancv Sweet Potatoes ............... 3 lbs. for 23c
Grape Nuts Cereal. per pkg. ................. 13c
Best Long Island Potatoes .............. 15 lbs. 66c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world's best. lb. ........ .. . . 35c
Very Best Grade Mixed Tea. lb. ............... 50c
\Yalter Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa. can ......... 19c
Campbell’s Pork and Beans ............ 2 cans 25c

 

 

 

_ Schultze’s Saturday NightSpcciaIs

RIB ROASTS, boned and rolled .................... 34c lb.
BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROASTS .......... 30c lb.
LEGS GENUINE SPRING LAMB ................. i 30c lb.
FOREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB ................. 200 lb.
pom: ROASTS ................................... 38c lb.
SHOULDER STEAK .............................. 180 lb.
SHOULDER, POT ROASTS ................ ‘ ........ 18c lb.
ROUND STEAK .................................. 30c lb.

BOTH MARKETS CLOSE AT-9 O'CLOCK TONIGHT.

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

United States Lwenle No. 17.908.
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bail for trial in Detroit on October 14.

iThc plot was discovered. it is declar-
cd. by a junior officer in the office of
(‘aptain Sartorous Nicholson. former
finance officer of the 1'. S. A. Further
details 'were obtained by means of a
(lictaplione installed in Nicholson’s
rooms in a Detroit hotel. .

Others alleged by Federal otliccw to
be implicated in the and who
:llsn'havc been arraigned are Grant
Hugh llrown. millionaire sportsmanz.
Fred (T Collins. prominent realty deal-
cr and rice—consul to Greece: Bert
Garris. a New York junk dealer. and
(‘aptain Nicholson.

Arraigned in the Federal court in
moon, Major Waterbury stood mule.
.ludae Tunic ordered a plea of not
guilty cntcrcd. rclcaaing him on ball.
I. The Flanged Fittings corporation
did not become a permanent business
institution. although in its advertise-
‘mvnt officials dcclarcd improvements
‘would he made and new machinery in-
.slnIll-d. it balm: estimated that it
would take six months to fit the plant
‘10 cnmmrncw thc output.

case:

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FEWER DEPENDENTS

Decrease Reported in Number of State
Charges

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STATE BRIEFS
Mimi I‘nldu. 1mm .m]d,~.._. at“ h.
amount 0: :

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\lllnnlin: lwr-ause “f luck of I'm‘illth ~31
Superintcndcm Swuuvl

.u-nrcdin: in
board of l‘lllllfll"‘“-

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"I llll'l 2.340 children nt'x‘

It Is rslimah
llml

in tho schools or
on

on lim \
about f'fl\=.si\' classes
limo sessions. '

I‘llai‘lrs F, (Inmno had just lunmlvl-i
mi lhixh' Tears us postmaster Ill “'est
lic is the oldest postmaster
that part of the

part

are P3"

Gushon.
ir point of srrvicc in
In far-l. his rmuarknlm‘ I‘N'OI‘d
IF “‘"Pg (led ivy fo-w, if anv. postulaslfll's
in (lonnccticut, .\ir. Greene is well
known in Tm'rinuton. BPSM‘N twin":
povlmnsler ho is vhc propiicmr of the
canvral store in “final Goshen.

Nearly tho entire working force of
LIN cnmlmns of the Atwood Machin“
Co.. one of the oldest established
firms of Stoninclon. walked on
strike Tuesday aften'loon when their
demand for .1 film pcr cent. increase
in pay was rcuscd bv Superintendent
l‘. H. Conan. The company makes
silk manufacturing machines.

Bristol was in the midst of another
sugar famine when Congressman Lon-
‘ersan vesterdav secured two cai‘loads
.from New York and it is now on the
hand to that city. This makes the.
Ififth carload Loner-gun has secured
"(or Bristol since than“ famine ht

Stale

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. ristram’
Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store

SEE THE NEW COATS!

More of the very latest models in a wide choice of color, material and tri
ceived daily and all interested are cordially invited to inspeCt them.

SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS

A new line that is sure to be popular and combine

MORE OF THE SILK \VAISTS

In many models and a most attractive assortment of striped off

A BIG STOCK OF RELIABLE

[nonunion ,

IllRMINfi IN LIINIIIIN

\“ASIIINGTON. Supt. 20.” I‘l'cparal-
tions tor the organizations of thc

 

Leaguc ol’ Nations are brim; made in!

London by Sir Eric l>rummond, >ccrc-
Vary Kenna]. and Rnnnond ll_ Fos-
d.ck. an Ann-noun unduusccrclary. so
that the lwauuv “ill be in readiness
to tunmmn at its rim Illi't'llnfl. 10 be
tulle-(l m \Ynshinplnn The (law 01'
this momma is untlm‘itlvd.

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t'l'l l‘rt‘ll and other mrmln rs or the m .
l’hlimlillH' n1 1h.- Inllfllli‘
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nan «uranwutiuu “tub.

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rilllll‘ oi llzu .r nun mm ml: 101' ‘1 l‘\l('t‘
ume Ilw Ina-cur and lm~ n-rmumcnd
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MME. JEANNEI‘TE

South Norwalk '5 Leading

Corselierre & Glover
56 SO. MAIN ST.

 

A visit to our store will provo
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of great satisfaction to you.

 

 

 

 

GIFTS!

Lmrahers. Neck Chains, Brooches.
Eardrcps. Lockets. Baby Pms. Ro»
saries. Brace3ets. Ladies“ Guard
Chains. Hearts. Crosses. ngs.
L: Tcuska Pearls. Bracelet Watch-

es. Etc.

GIFTS I

Cuff Buttons. Stickpins, Tue Clasps. l
Fobs. Vest Chains. Charms. Cigar-
ette Cases. Cigar Cutters. Pocket
Knives. Stone and Signet Rings.
Watches. Clocks, Alarm Clocks.

etc.
BUYING IN SAFETY

At BRAND’S

JEVYELF.Y AND OPTICAL
STORE

mmiug are being It

good quality with expert tailoring at ..

ects including many of in l

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RAIN COATS FOR WCMEN AND CHII.I)RE\ h

 

 

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\\ nuld lw dvsirulilc In invhp a numlu 1* I vlu llnitt'd States.
or cminn-nt inu-rnmionul jurish m' The members 01
:nc ilu-ii opinions on lhc constitution committcr‘ arc:

of such a court. and has voted to Iakc li‘rancv, chairman.
u]- thn- (HH’HIUH in dctuil at some rubr‘l‘nitvd States.
.wqurni lnt‘vlinns The action or ihc ish Emmi-u,
commutcc is said in Indicmc that thc \‘iscounl l‘hinda. Japan. M
work (it (H'gnnlrim: such a (‘tlllll “ill qunmyns, Ilvlgium. .\l.

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Stu-plum)
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l‘ilu tum.

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uhcn- i: was started by tho l'mlnd \niomn 0 dc legnlhnvu, lll'znll
Stall-s ill The Hague. HH‘IW' Men‘s
aco. whrn l~IILbu Root. thcn Svcwlurv "1 '7' C
of Stair. in his in>ll'u('ll(in>’ to ill! .\ni- TI." 5‘“ Ml‘PI‘IIw'nuiil ‘1' Th"
Miran :Il‘lccatcs. r-lmrgvd tllvm Io‘sgmh Norunlk ITH‘HIDE s'""'"" It
\Hn'lt‘ lnl' lhr cumin)" “1' an mum“. ‘0“ dr>lr0 lhl‘ h.“ 1(‘~_l_}ll~ (tunin-
Imnul court. about Iwiro- the sly: an '
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liO‘i S" CLOTHES AN ll SHOE‘
DRESSES. HATS AND SHOES
FOR GIRLS
A pair ol High Low Stilts Free with

(‘\t‘l‘\‘ purchase 33.00 or mcr.

H. KRIEGER 6 C0.

 

 

‘ J ACOBY’S

Showing of New Fall

SUITS - COATS - DRESSES

M’ W-

BOYS’ SCHOOL SUITS. COMPLETE RANGE OF SIZES
AT MONEYSAVING PR ICES.

 

 

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CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED

 

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SOUTH NORWALK i,

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A Few of Our‘
Many Specials

QUAKER OATMEAL—Fresh
from the mills . . . . 3 lbs. 236
PORK AND BEANS-Large

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We carry a full line of

Prankfurters, Bologna, Beef

Leaf and Boiled Ham.

. ' A . STULL

24 Cottage Street
595‘ Nowell-

 

 

size can. No. 3, cut to .. 15c I
SUNBEAM MARSHMALLOW I
CREME—Pint size cut to 25c l
LIBBY'S CONDENSED 3
MILK ............. 13c can i
PURE CIDER VINEGAR :
In bottles ............. 150 I
PURE CIDER VINEGAR, ;
a gal. .................. 50c :

 
 

i LATEST NEWS

OF THE SOUTH: NORWALK

BARGAIN STORE '

I
For Friday and Saturday we will oiler some great bar
gains» It will pay you to see us first.

Below is a few of our great Offers:

Men‘s Hcavv Fleece and Ribbed l'ndcrwear.

I!» 31.09 a garment
Men's Heavv All \Vool Armv Sock ............. 89g
Men's Heavy Work Shocs (a Johnson shoe) . . . Stilts
Boys’ Kncc Pants. all colors ................ $1.1So
Men’s Heavy Jersey Shirt. ................... $1.524

These shirts can‘t be duplicated for that price.
Men‘s All Leather Aviator Coats ............ $1.88

We have on hand Men’s Heavy Worsted Sweaters
with collars in a dark crav .............. $1.219

It\will pay you to see us first.
THE STORE OF BARGAINS

The So. Norwalk Bargain Store

40 WATER ST. SOUTH nonwsu.
. La ‘ (Pomerlyoocefiedby J. Weld)

 
 
 
 
 
 

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