(needed ’gainst ill health
. for a fraetion of your
Pay all the doctors
"can find your system will
nndz'mined if colds get
~ upon Iour chest; it’s then
you t. ticket “West.”
Don’t “(link us selfish if we
_ ther; better far to drive
y wit’r. coal the menace of
{heel ‘1 than let your heirs
do yr :1 wedth.
"RRIS@f
AN-e-
are good tools. Try one
our 5-8 Saws.
3
Albert ll. Morgan
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ijhview Avoiand First St.
TEL. 53
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
, 42 Water St.
12155. So.Norwalk, Ct.
eto Parts,
, Generator Brushes
_ and‘Greases
if Stewart Speedometer Parts
y Gasoline and Kerosene
Supplies, Tires and Tubes
, . H. Hedenbere‘. Prov.
‘ A COMPLETE LINE
of the
e
.. ous Maillard Brand of
CANDY
tely Fresh. Try a Box
L. HAMILTON
all St. Telephdne 125.
' INCREASE
min price, but in the regu-
equipment of Prest~O-Lite
,_ manufacturers now
. mg equip their cars with
' .— Prest-O-Lite Batteries.
dvhave one to -fit your car.
.’ WALK STORAGE
.IATTERY co.
- 72 No. Main St.
South Nogwalk. 1
acquainted"
ewleork‘Butter &
. 2‘1 Merkeb
“St; so. Norwalk.
received! of Butter,
' offs-e and Cheese
’ “Verso. , *
Starter Hid" :
.- m-“
I” Mon right over the bld shingles.
onmm.‘ .It
\
Ahoageno forthe n. w. Johns-Innville co. scone}.
Am too, tor the Oreo-Dim Stained Shingles.
Agents on well, for Beaver Board.
What will e roof cost? Please state which you prefer and
you’ll get the answer at once. M né‘ -........._ a“ A
The Hatch 8. Bailey Co.
.-
BOSCH SERVICE STATION"
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STRgMBERG CARBURETOES
CHANDLER SIX CADIILAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
‘Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 Ind 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T. 30. NORWALK.
t
mien-Idiom
“ "Art-Craft Roofing. . ,
.pwill bve snow, (out. The mottled
....~.—. 1’
SA ’_. AXE
" — IN?" .' " \
(Continued riot: guy 9»).
to play The inane Wen ;.which
made them flye. exit: view
0 the tact that there“: an appetiz-
dimennwulfln‘th‘pm 49¢“
to cell ital! until next 3‘: VII.“ the?
n;
no! will: to them “Skim!" am-
bler en the credit tor-their dgteet. Fat
McGrath, who restated as the”
wonder tor the single men. event In as
pitcher for the. singles . but in the
sixth. he left the .game and thought he .
would stop it and give the married
men the victory on a forfeit. Nina;
Nay, cried the singles, we still neve'
another. but they used up three more}
instead of one and they Were Shorty,
Byxbee, Hop Benedict. and Harry.
Smith. .
Taking it all in all, the bake was
one or the finest that could have heenl
had. and was well appreciated. The.
bake was in charge of Captain Charles l
A. Yolk and was prepared by Fred.
Schaub. The picnichrs enjoyed the
meal in the grove. The players who-
iook part in the baseball game were:
Singlemen—McGrath, Byxbee, Maleck.‘
Buna. Stewart. Schaub. Ned. Bent-=—
dict Smith. \\'illiams. Married men——
Stcwait. Ambler. Lee. Monohan. Cow-.
ell. Solles. A. Slabell, F. Slabell.‘
Sather. Luben Corcoran. .
Before the picnickers came homei
they all enjoyed a dip and called it at
day. _The life savers also want us to
mention the fact that there was a
cake race between Joe Corcoran and.
Shorty llyxbee. and that Corcoran
won by one raisin.
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woody—vital) AVENUE
Special Side 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 IAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALI.
Elgin Creamery
BUTTER
59c 59c
Fresh “'cstcrn E225 .................. -. . . 55c doz.
American Cheese ......................... 32c lb.
Pure Lard ........... ....... . ............ 33c lb.
Compound Lard .......................... 30c lb.
Best Blue Rose Rice .......... ............. 15c lb.
3 rolls Toilet Paper ......... ' ................. 1 0c
Combination Coffee. the best you ever drank 29c lb.
StandardBntter &§Egg Stores
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
‘ s
ARCH COST $65.64
(Continue-d from Page 0119‘.
0178:)! his loss. The list of contribu-
tors follows: Charles Oddo, Riccio
brothers. Charles H. Vl’ilson. John
Mullen. Harry 1.. Williams. Abraham
Abdo & Company. Joseph llalmo.
Nicholas Nardi. ll. Aide. Darragh &
H. Burr, Dr. A. l). ‘
lian Robison. (‘.
lor. Mabel F. Saunders. Thomas 8. :
Donaldson. Fred E. Shepard. Fred A. _.
‘ Hawk 1', Benny Capone. Alfred Drown. '
Frank J. Cano. J. ll. Ryan, Frank La:-
(-hak. G. F. Godfrey. William \Voli‘c.
Frank D. Mauro, Mickc )iastriani. Car
llo \‘cna. John Boyce. .l. I‘llpltone'. l..
'Mel‘odith. A. Audino, F. (lddo. Mrs. ‘
lEdilh Bovnlm. Mrs. Mae Roerum. ll J I
l
I l‘mlanr'e .................... S.‘ 5'.
.
1
GENERAL STRIKE
distance away
both
and that a collision was
his brakes and the train
it
the work train.
its
Simon. Frank C. Sherwood. Mrs. Lil- lie
\Vadsworth. E. M. Fournier. N. O. Tay~ struck thy “mm“ 01
if his.
4
of patterns and color.
comnirm
see it.
C
A Hex-walk’s Leading- DryGOOGP 3W” i
a. Visit Our Carpet Department
ALL KINDS or CARPETS—rrom e Wilton Velvet to an her-W" but M looking
l Ins-rain with the best vflneeineverygrede.
BUGS 01' EVERY 812.! AND COLOR:— e popular 9x12 ft. size tor the parlor, library
or living room and all the other: down to one 18:36 ins. for some odd noolr or corner.
A BIG LINE OF FIBRE BUGS—The well known Crex and other makes with a wide choice
mu mm-a most satisfactory floor covering for any room. Ask to
_ . .
PRINTED AND INLAID LINOLEUMS
CURTAINS, CURTAIN MATERIALS, SHADES AND FIXTURES
.Mu-fiv -
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l
The work train rolled up on the
west-bound track just a few minutes
before the express train was due. One
of the railroad oificials said that an.
parenlly the crew of the work tram
forgot that the express was due when
they stopped on the West-bound track.
and. before the flagman could be sent
out, the express rounded a curve about
1"0 yards away and bore down on the.
standing train.
The express train was only a short
from the work train
when Ensince)‘ Byers discovered that
here on the same track
inevitable.
trains
applied
\‘tls moving quite slowly when
the binkvs lmd slowed
peed.
is
“P
Enginerr Dyers said aflcr‘wmd that
to!) lt‘t‘t more
[\l a
tomplt lv stop and the urcxdoni \sould
tutu» Lil‘n mom-id. but. as it was. the
\\:z> tun (kn-1" for the brakes
1min had had
0 no he L‘ould haw." brought ll.
”Munro
0 hymn Hm than to a szop,
lrzdgpianu. Mrs. Herring. c. J. Miller. m“... Bum... S..a,.,..5, of me
.Mrs. Sherdowin. l-‘rnnk New. J. Man! umk .M‘n' »:.\\ ”A mu” 1min lum-
fining. Herman & Slivnbere. ”ml-"1303" ins: m-mn on 3.1m l:~- shouted 10 his
k0. MOW‘Y“ G““"“‘-"- h H- Miller. Hax- tnmnun to jump and. aiter suiting
old Mayhew. Nt'l~‘t)n Smith. H. BOHGNHE. brakes (,n his til—5311‘. be 10.1de
(“m Miller. ’uut the nth-r side (.1 the cab. The
lAmuum collected ........ ‘ ...... $68.30 ml“, M 13”. ”MW,“ drove the ”mg”.
' Expenses. _ into the cab. and had the two mm to
”Carpenter --------------------- 2‘1”" mained in it Hit) probably would have
'D'ecmator .................. ... 28.00 been 50"t‘l‘l'3l‘ (.4th and perhaps
Lumber ....................... 2.75 killed.
Extra. decomllons ............. 4,40 \\'_ '1;- lluilida)’. the tradnmaster, ar-
“"‘ l‘lH d :‘1 the >(‘1 no a Iv“ minutes al'lt'l‘
10'“ ----------------------- 55”” tlm «midi hi on mud and directed lhv
‘ Miscellaneous. nork of l'el'allll’lC ol the engine on 11n-
I‘l'mlk‘l” down ----------------- 3'3"“ u 01k tram. .\>>l>i‘dlil Supm‘imvndem
:‘Vom'l‘l ----------------------- 3“” .l. \\'. «‘uinmn. oi \ho Ventral New
,Tl-vahonv --------------------- ~1" l;n;_i.:ud unwind. :l"li\l d a short limo
:llmkcn 50“" l‘ ---------------- 3;" law-r .;nd aunt-ti .\lr. lialliduy in (ii
i e ‘_‘ _ ’ 1vrlllluihyunxk.
' Tuiul 'jxlll’llfl‘ --------------- f’l“ l" 'lihlnt' “d. (lu ;; \ml 011W :1 WW min
"For.” ,mmum (‘Ulll‘t‘lt d ......... M5 - “ lllws bt'PHllsv m lllt‘ “TH-k. as the east-
'T”:4‘1 *‘3l’“l]"“ ---------- 0 ------ ""‘l: ‘lmtmd ll‘;;l'l{ \\ii.‘ (fill? and billh vast
‘ .«no‘ \xr~l lwundk hams here mmed
this l:‘.ll'k. Urw (ll thv- officials
lull}:
. ' -‘ .-
would
lmw
i-iw slirmion
‘H (ll>( UVVl‘
r ll
‘z‘lttl ;' I'llv‘
ht‘
lllt'
HELD IN ABEYANCE
45c lb. COFFEE 45c lb.
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee—Sure to please all
lovers of good coflee. Wm ..
Crisco for Shortening ......... 19c. 35c and 53c can
New Pack Aunt Jemlm 1' Pan Cake Flour. Dk2‘. 15c
Quaker Puffed Wheat or ice. ncr pkg. ........ 13c
Shredded Wheat Biscuit ........... -. . . :2 Bk 5. 25c
Fancy Sweet Potatoes .......... . . . . . :3 lbs. for 23c
Grape Nuts Cereal. Der pkg. ................. 13c
Best Long Island Potatoes .............. 15 lbs. 66c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world's best. lb. ........... 35c
V cry Best Grade Mixe Tea. lb. ....... . ....... 50c
W alter Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa. can ......... 19c
Campbell’s Pork and Beans ............ 2 cans 25c
Cream Cheese. Snappy. Pimento. Roauefort. Phila-
delphia American. Camembert. Swiss and New 1 ork
State Cheese. .-
Beckmann’s Grocery
83 “'ashing‘ton St. Phone 1405.
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(Continued from Page Onv‘.
WA. N
opportune tor the ordv ring of a cum .1
a! strike." and voted moral and iinnn '
rial support to tho l‘olicetn-':i‘< l"‘-'
ion.
l'i'vpul‘zitions for the comfort of 'h"
Stale Guard troops. who are pall'tllllllt
Ilio- city, indicated today that they
would wmatn here indefinitely. lin.‘
lislmrms .md \‘nllllllt‘t‘l's amon: fl‘ll‘l"
or service men have raised thr- total 10.
7.4")". Large‘ quantities or Sllmllil .~
have been brought lit-r0, and are twins}
stored for future use. d
A lone lim- ol 6‘x-St'l‘ViCP mPn. man."
of them wearing uniforms 03' 1h";
Army. Navy or Marine Corps. rcpm'lu d :
today in unsum' to advertisements lm‘.
policemen. Smn- luardsmen were;
lintd up ouhido the building and the?
applicants passed between them into;
the hall. Al'tvl' thvil' discharge papers .
or other documtnls showing Il‘tll‘
service had been looked over. thaw;
who were accepted proceeded to Il'e‘,
State House for a m-compvtill\'9 ex»
aminution by the (‘it‘il’ Service Cour:
mission.
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GIFTS!
Laxallers Nec-< Chai s, Brooches.
Era-drcps. Leakets. Baby Pins. Re-
senes. Breasts. Ladies' Guard
Cosine. Hearts. Crosses. Rings.
L: Tcuski Pearls. Bracelet Watch-
es. Etc.
GIFTS !
Cuff Buttons. Stickpins. Tie Clasps.
Fots. Vest Chains. Charms, Cigar-
ette Cases. C.gar Cutters. Pocket
Knives. Stone and Signet Rings,
'atches. Clocks. Alarm Clocks,
etc.
eifi'me IN SAFETY
At BRAND ’S
JEVVL'LF'.Y AND OPTICAL
STORE
SOUTH NORWALK
TRAINS COLLIDE
ri . - - . A
IN DANBURY' YARDS
r
(Continued from Page One).
LSchultze’s Tuesday Specials
BREAD AND BUTTER POT nons'rs ............. 30c lb.
snouuina STEAK ............................... 26c lb.
HAMBURG STEAK ............................. 22c lb
ROUND STEAK ................. . ................ 340 lb
BOTH mums cLoss WEDNESDAY AT noon.
0
9 ' .
Schultze 5 Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17:96.?»
7, .xonwm 50m acumen. .
on the east—hound tracks it proceeded
on its way to the White street sta-
tion. being delayed less than fifteen
minutes. ‘
The names of the two passengers
who were injured could not be 8809!"
mined. but outside arm bruises
caused by their being against
the seats in from of that! when the
air brakes were applied'on the pas-
senger train. they were Inhnrt, and
proceeded on their way. ' *
Charles Graham, of Great Barring-
ion, Mass, the fireman m the ex-
press train, was nightinnvt AM“
the lace and head when he .1an
all‘flmnhlfl cab just W the two
engines came togethenf'm W83
taken to the Dan”? M for
tieatment. and it in expectedim he
will go totals home i! Qtflt 3""
rington. ' ' -‘ ,
Conductor “1
city, who was in
train. end the '-
3.6?
'W'I’"
A Few of Our
Many Specials
QUAKER OATMEAL—Fresh
fromtlzemills 3lhe.23c
PORK AND BEANS—Large
eieecon, No. 3, cutto .. 15c
3mm MWWA
CREME—Pint size not to 26¢
LIBBY’S CONDENSED
' In bottles .......... .. . . 16c
PURE CIDER. VINEGAR, ‘
. agal. .................. 50c
We carry a full'line of
rmnkfnrters. Bologna, Beef
Loaf and Boiled Bun.
work train happened‘to be on the mainl AvIRFIELD COUNTY
track who]: the passenger train was EF LEADS IN DIVORC'QS
due.
SHERIFF PERRY HOME.
u'omifiuod n-om Pare. Uiu ..
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l
f
‘other [our counties in the statellnd in
1" lml.‘ Shoriii lidxar H. Derry oi‘the aggregate only ten more dlvOECli';
\Vcslpnl‘t is again homo after spend-[than New London county. hitch e
m? Sm oral “‘(Cks in the Norwalk; had 29 Cases. 24 of the cases high}: to
lmspiml and allot-wards in New Yorkvwomgn; “'indham reported 1., de-
hm‘lwiud. where he underwent a seri-xrees for women, and 11 for men; Mid
0“” (’p“"a‘l0n- "i!i many friends are dlescx had 22. the men getting J. and
mighty glad Io .‘e‘t' him out (mu- more. Tolland furnished 8 to women and 7 to
men. The. majority of drew”. were
taunted on the mound of de srrnon.
Has Been in New York Hospital for
Several Weoke. —
~Try a St ntinel Want Ad.
.'Q‘_ .. _.A
BOYS” CLOTHES AND SHOES
DRESSES. HATS AND SHOES
FOR GIRLS
A pair of Hich Low Stilts Free with
every uurchasc $5.00 or ox er.
H. KRIEGER & co.
J ACOBY’S
\
’ Showing of New Fall
sun‘s - cons - DRESSES
as»? W
BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS. COHPLETE RANGE OF SIZES.
AT MONEY—SAVING PB ICES.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
{mt—3e
To accommodate our customers and supply their needs, The
CITY NATIONAL BANK, 0f ISouth Norwalk, Conn, has
made the following chlnges: Increased the working space of
the bank and changed from the old Boston Ledger System to
the new and up-to-the-minute STATEMENT SYSTEM.
WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE OR
SMALL. - .
The City National *Bank
A. ST‘ULL
4 g -_
mnmm
r. vd".,
. Try Our Home Made
-é_CAN‘DIES --
:mvn ICE CREAM
{MADE FRESH DAILY ‘.
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