Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, October 9, 1919 · page 12

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Eaten: upon the mold ot‘ a
new administration, I desire very
briefly and in a general waymo can
to your attention what in my oil-ion :
is the principle duty with which we
are charged. The reduction in the
tax rate and the polce of retrench-
ment begun ’by the retiring adminis-
tration has met with an emphatic env
doisement by our citizens as express- ‘
ed in the result of the election of'
last Monday The desire at the heart

or the people for care in the adminis- 003m and 0113!.

 

Special Sale of Tailored gWaists

Pink and Blue. A Great Bargain. stem .2

 

At $1.98

 

 

Sever Disappoint

- me" D. Morgan

.' tz Lanterns

Wehave a complete as-

gent. There are sev-

As we have a limited amount come at once.

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

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tration in the affairs of our city is
unmistakable. We shall not. be true
to the confidence reposed in us by
the electors it we do not use our best
endeavors to carry out their mandate.

“This is an era of high prices: the
most expensive period in‘the world‘s
history. “'hile it may be imperative
that the requirements and growth of
the city will demand that certain nec-
essary improvements be done they.
should be done only after careful and-
mature consideration or the advantag-}

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New Suits and Coats

Awideohoioecimodelshiallthenostpopularolothsand'oolonwithawidemngeoipm-es,
undo: weightsthatmmost comfortable this cooler weather. fishy oi the costs have fur

The First oi the-FursflAre Now Ready

THIS IS HOME CRAFT WEEK

was a special ahOWin‘ of QUAKER cam LACE, the ideal window dressing.

 

 

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BOSCH SERVICE STATION

NORWALX AND GOODYEAR 003D TIRES
STROBERG GARBURETO‘
CHANDLER SIX CDELAC EIGHT

 

WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND MG

Vaast Bros. Garage

PHONE 1300 and 2011.12 CHESTNUT ST. 30- NORWALK.

 

cs and benefits to be derived there-’
from as well as a wise and economical
outlay of the taxpayer‘s money.

"In such times as the present with

linflated prices. it is neither wise nor!
e\pedient to plan or engage in ex-
t. avaizant improx ements.

"The charter requires that the busi- '
ness of the city be transacted in public
meetings of the city council and its

:«lated co— ordinate boards and com--
mittens. Agreement made in secret
between members of the city council;
groups of th members of the city,
council. in which the attitude of sucn
members is predetermined previous to

 

 

their passing on pending matters in

 

 

 

 

‘COAL

l «d & Grain
Bevine Bros.

iluview Ave. and First St.
T E L. 5 3

$1.65 FLOUR $1.65

GOLD MEDAL. JON 138' OR PILLSBURY‘S

Elein Creamery Butter .................... 59c lb.
I . American Cheese .................... . . . . . 32c lb.
Pure Lard ............................ . 33c lb.
Compound Lard .......................... 30c lb.
Cris'co ...... ...... .35clb.

 

 
 

FancyParlorBrooms 49c

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

rm HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
' 42 Water St.

. 1215-5. So.Norwalk,Ot.
‘ Parts, Starter
Generator Brushes
and Greases

Itewart Speedometer Parts
. Gasoline and Kerosene
Supplies, Tires and Tubes

39.11. Hedenbertr. Prop.

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Try a pound of our Grade A Butter.

Standard Butter & Egg Stores

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

4 lc---COFFEE---41c

 

 

 

 

\lo. 1 Royal Plantation, the kind that gives you a

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

~11an rams ON ALL
WALL PAPER
"Meat price on all Ready
5' Paint, Enamel, Brushes,
' ~ 2 and Windshield Glass.
our price on painting and
. hanging.

A. COHEN

151 Washingt'm St.

strong desire for a second cup.

 

 

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New Lot Aunt Jemima’ s Pan Cake Flour. k . 1
Cam bells Pork and Beans ...... z c311: for 2%:
‘ Mue er’ s Macaroni or Spaghetti ........ 8. 25¢
Crisco for Shortening. ........... can
Pure LeafL Lard. lb. ..... 31c. Compound. 1 . . .
Huyler’ s or Baker’s Cocoa.l 1-2 lb. tins. can . . . . . 21c
Size Instant Postum . 23c. 50c size ......
Sunshine atnd National Biscuit Crackers 7c. 15c pk.
NucoaN Oi? the World’s st. . .........
. ChoiceGartden rownTeas.lb. 43c
‘; The demand for White House Bread is greater
LII every day—there 1s a reason why—try it and learn.

 

“Get acquainted”

New York Butter &
. E22 Market
' 3.0. Main St. 80. Norwalk.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Beckmann’ 3 Grocery

'83 Washinzton St. Phone 1405.
raps DELIVERY.

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_ needs and requirements of each
very department of the city will Dé

the public manner as provided in the.
charter i:- illegal and immoral and sub
VClrhf‘ of the best interest oi the peo
pic and our city. -
‘A close attention to the business'
stairs and interests or the city and a
faithful and rcmlar attendance at the;
mtctimz of the city council is all that
is required for the successful periorm~§
ance of our duties. I! added to this
we apply the same simple ideas of the
city‘s business as we practice in our,
personal Mair-ts we shall not 2'0 astray. .'
“The most important department;
next to that of Finance in the city is
the hichway and street department.l

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The high cost of living does not
affect people who trade with us
Instead of paying out all your earnings
on each pay day we allow you a charge
account and easy weekly payments,
giving you a chance to put at least a
small part of your earnings in the sav-
ings bank or invest it in War Savings
Stamps.

Purim: the past two years a general‘ ..
pumy or improvement of our toads %

has been pursued. Eleven milcs have:
lucn added to the strcct mileace. and,
much progress toward bcttm streets
and highways has been made. This
policy of improvement will be continu-
cd. and 1 bone and expect that by the
close of this administration to place
thc [tracts in such a satiiactory condi-
tion that thcy will compare favorably
with those of any other municipality
in our country.

"Due diliccncc and care

M‘AN HUNT m GEORGlA

 

Posse of 100 Men After Couple Charg-
ed With Killing Farmer Elklna
_ MACON. ‘Ga.. Oct. 9.—A ‘Man hunt
with a woman as one of the fugities.
was in progress here today. Sheri“
Hicks, of Bibb County. with a posse
of about 100 men, was searching the
wood near the site of Camp Harris
{or a man and a woman charged with
killing J. Elkins and probably fatally

the
‘and

for

exercised consistent with the progress
and urowth oi the city and every cf-
fort n: do to 2; “us our people a satis-
Lcimy business administration.

“i shall from time- to time recom-

yesterday.

were drivinggoward home from Ms—
con, each in his own wagon, when

 

 

mend to you such matters as i may they overtook a man and a woman
deem worthy of your consideration , __
and trust that we shall all work to- . g
gether in concord for the welfare and
progress of our city and the best in- A'ax Road King Tires:
[priests of the public" 30x3 ........................ $10.75
g'l‘here was no disent in the making 32:53:? """" ' ' Egg
0‘ “PPO‘D‘mem‘v “Very "m" ”in“ 35.911121: .................. '. 21:53.:
named: unanimously. 34x4 ....................... . 21.75 .
“'hen the Mayor presented the 35x41,§ ........................ 29.94.
names of William H. McMahon and FiSK—PLAIN. _2
“ruli‘m Malone to be appointed to 31X‘ ........................ $16.90!
W... .. .. ......... Feet: ........ .2

the Board of Estimate for a period (lf
six Yeats. he said: “The members oi
this Board get no salary. and it ll
probably the most etilflént‘arm of our .
littlc city. To that Board mUsl he
siren the credit for the good results
(bta‘ncd by the retiring administm‘ _
tion. for we could not spend a cent.

CENTURY—NON SKID;
8013‘,’ .......... l ............. $1
HOWE—RED TUBES.

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receivers of Butter, 1 _ _ ___ .____ fl .. . .. . ' ‘ '
Tea Coffee and Cheese .m M‘_ me”: than me“ approptmad' . Buy bliore the October advance
3: fresh every day 1 ' tity officials sworn in last nicht in I'sed cars on sale;
9 . . l clu-‘cd the Mayor. the Corporation All cells Machcthbcna.’ l
' ’ ' ‘uto lerwce SIMS : SChultZ’ S (‘oun 'l. the Citv (‘l x, City Treasur- All size Violet Ray Lena. S
. . u" m. 8 Friday 'FiSh SpeCials er, “23:"er when-fr Third District‘ Parts for Fords ~ I
m 478' S GREEN BLUE FISH- ........ . . .. .............. 301: lb. Treasurer J. “'esley Slauson: Select- l' Quicit scnicemall makes of “‘3'
' ransn manual. ...... . . . .. ., ,, . 23,, 1b 2...... am. Makin: Constable John. A . 9 _ , z
- _..... -. " -- ' ‘ ' ' H """"" ' Patchen. City Auditor'l'homas J. HOF- } ustln ara e I
BUTTER FISH .......... ‘. . . . . , . . . . , ............. ..24c 11). and and Constable John Nuoney ; PHO§:1(9;59- g l
m. ‘ STEAKC'OD ...................... .'...; ........ ..18clb. f -—-— '_ :
' .CORSEI'S nos'ron BLUE FISH ............................. 15c lb. ILLEGAL HUNTERS l 5.
M to m EMT FISH .............. . ........ . . . e ........ . 120 lb. : HEAVELX FINEDE THE OC'NBER ;
2 “ed l museums ............ ‘ 10c qt. ,-. Continued From “N 1"“ l ‘RE DS ARE HERE 1;
H » ' 4 2 , ( X m _ l
“40!. Am 3 . , penalty up to $200, audit-lat in a’Fed-. * . ' i
. ~ . ' ' - .m. com 2 i We Will Gladiy Play Them 1
56 WEST AVE” W 8 sail.” MESS 'q‘giolgtors or thue Strata lentils: It“ 1
*’ ‘ ' _ ' °‘ "3“” "‘ m V“ ’5 For You ‘
hardti tit witha hue-oi . - '.
uoawm United M 14m 1“- 1”“. siren. m3: .3; tzvzntyfive 3m: to «
spawn; sous-n aonwanx. 5m mm” $223.“:n... “d 4'" @“mm rig.

 
 

 

.walkinu.

injuring Tom Sanders near here, late,

The victims, both well to do farmers. '

man.
After ridimz a short distance.
man is rharecd with dealing Elkinx

death blou r ith a hammer he had con lapmm‘ns to ",9 P0"

Elliins umc the man .1 hit
and Sanders did likewise for the wry»

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cealcd on his person. and the human
simultaneously is said to haw .18-
sailed Sanders in the same manna.
Snnden- was robbed of 850 after which
ajthc couple took refuge in the invest.
cc. Sanders and

 

Blkins Were brother in law

 

Specials
For the Week

QUAKER OATMEAL—Fresh
from the mills) . .3 lbs. 23c

EOONOKY BRAND COFFEE.
You will be aatniled,‘ a lb. 31c

PORK AND BEARS—Reg.

25c data out to ......... 15¢
PANGY SWEET CORN—A
can.. ....... . ........15c
PURE CIDER VIHEGAR—II
bottles . . . ............. 15¢
PURE CIDER VINEGAR~A
gallon ................. 50c

A. STULL

24'Cottage Street
East Norwalk

I Hammers similar to those with
:which the two farmers were Struck
:doer were found in 3 Crawford (‘mm-
:t_\ banking house shmfltl) after a said
{blowing according to the police.

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l ~To save money on houset’umisb
inns read Rnscnfield‘s advertismenl

tomorrow. Opening specials for Sat-
urday.
r.

J - A real terrain in men's U'oots-
porting and hip. 34 50. Keelers She.

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use. JEANNET‘I‘E

South Norwalk‘s Leading

Corsetierre & Glover
so scorn M231“.
Corsets Cleaned and net-amen

 

 

 

Satisfaction Guaranteed

 

 

 

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SCHOOL

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TCOME .

"(THE OPAL"
BIRTESTONE FOR OCTOBER
October ’6 child is born to woo,
And life‘s vicissitudes mud

know; 't
But lay an Opal on her breast,
Andhope willlull these woestd

rest. +
GIFTS .. ‘.

Our present stocks are title?!
to overflowing with helpful {

suggestions. ,

 

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H7 At BRAND’S
“JEWELRY AND cerium: L

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STORE

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