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AM aswclltor have: Board. ' _
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, you'llgetthoanswsratonoe.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
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Special Sale of Tailored Waists
Pink and Blue. AGreat Bargain. . hominid-TB
At $1.98
As we have a limited amount come at once.
David W. Raymond
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ah ' FISK—PLAIN. $16 95 CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
’ m o ........ 6.6.0.". --------- $12.58 W mum _
- “A 'e‘grr'o'éfy;'.ea.;'skls”1'95 .mn“ m M“ ,
........................ 2.35 vaast Bros. Garage
_ ‘ 2:75 PHONE rose and son. 12 cruesrnu'r s'r. so. NORWALK.
E 3:32
‘- ......................... 3.85
'fl! .......................... . 4.10
m 4.85
hy before the October advance.
acd cars on sale.
All seize Macbeth Lens.
All size Violet Ray Lens.
Parts for Fords.
Quick service—all makes of cars.
‘Austin’s Garage
Beckmann’s Grocery
Where Good Things Are Many and the
Prices Always Right.
No. 1 R0 al Plantation Comte. lb. . . . . . . ...-. ... . . 41c
Brookfie Creamery Butter _1 lb. print . . . . . . . . . 70c
Pure Leaf Lard. 1b.,33c. Compound 28c
PH°NE 195’- Helnz Bare Oliv ll. :1 oz. 27c. 8 oz. . . . . . . . . .
‘ Magnoha or Clover M1 can . . . . . . . . . . l
, Van Camp 5 E_vapora
‘lk.l ""n........1c
' W“ Wri.
Marrow or a Beans. lb. .......... . . . ..
’ Choice ered Tea or Oolonz. lb. ..... ; . . . . . . . .
, 'z Lan‘erns Auerbach's Candies. rkg. 6c. Tezor Mints .'2 for
. e Swrt‘t’s Borax Soap. arge cakes .......... a or 33c i
Campbell's Pork and Beans .......... 2 cans or
Lucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. .......
- .The extreme limit in fine bakery products at
White House Breadery. next to
Beckmann’s Grocery
, 83 Washington St. ' ' .. Phone 1405.
. - We Deliver the Goods
Never Disappoinl
'6 have 5 Complete as-
fitment. (there are sev-
eral styles. Il-llIlL
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wan—m
$1.65 FLOUR $1.65
GOLD MEDAL. J ON ES” OR PILLSBIJRXTS
aflo——————_—=.-=g= . Elgin Creamery Butter . . .................. 59c lb.
“81' FREIGHT snnvmn ' ~ - -
. “8TB. MARION" {American Cheese ......................... 32c lb.
vamegtathOOtYOmem mmd.... ------ '- ..................... 330“).
Daily 3n 5 1;. m. Compound Lard .......................... 30c lb.
(Sundayfixceptod) Crisco m... ................... ..........35clb.
yes 80. Norwalkintimo for " .
LE.DeliveryinNewYorki FancyParlorBrooms 49B
' Engines is (Er! abound of our Grade A Butter.
’ York—kforsyth 9161
' 3“» South Norwalk 604
CW YORK a xonwm
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Standardlluller' & Egg sons
:13 110311: 1mm 81, soon: noawsnx
b [a ram 81:, NORWALK '
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Smith. Underwoou.
Remington, all other
: makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machined
sold atsmper month.
' PLUMBER.
‘rfvpcwmren EXCHANGE.
.r'flold'vAve“ Bridgeport. Conn.
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numflg—mxnmm will. be closTcd all day . 3
7Monday 'andm el'your yogsufllcient siaetolastovsr. l
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iron-mam 'WILSON’S CERTIFIED m _m............... . .'
: mlfl't' mt .MORE . E SHOULDER .m a o ooAToV;;‘ooo-olfl:oo o o o a o o a . o o - q o m lb- 1
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#733? .‘w 61m! in the line 0 ”m3“ - a o omozm!) o o I o a o c s a a o m lb- 1
9“ mnd‘m‘ Fumtm‘ sum-“om {\de ’. ‘o-c aqo'o.1’o 230 lb- ;
‘ it. Tel. «a. "E. Nor-walk. snow-mums ”Min.“ “‘4‘ 13c 11,. ‘
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anoiamrgost,’
”atonatyard' '
.3199 ton-delivered.
. .4 A $6,535 Roofing. ., ; l .
"NDERTAKER The Paris Cloak and Suit House i
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_ City, and Compensation Commissioner
1 J- Donohue.‘ WIS appointed. T111810“?a ’3 to be six. and their "“9 for enforcement portion, prohibits mono
tacture or sale or any liquor contain-
dent Perkins. of the Shore Line Corn-H11"? 0“” ‘1" be ‘W "0 and one“int; more than one-half 0! 1 per cent.
‘of alcohol.
[approved the veterinary bills of the
Ewh .becom e
‘ scallotgldinlg ‘30W
‘ .-¢ luv .~.~.r ,.
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m mitten: Jamil}; flu... or?
Stamford: Ira N. Orubum. or New
Haven: Robert W. Perkins, of Non ‘
wich, and Lucius K. Stevens, 0! Clin .
ton. .
Mr. Waltt is a consulting engineer.
resident in Sharon with oaices in New
York, and was chairman of the Com-
mittee on Roads, Rivers and Bridge!
in the 1917 General Asstmbly. Ho
was appointed by Governor Holcomb
a member of the State Commission au
thorized by the 1919 General Assem
bly to investigate the street raiim
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mm We! cannula. mum “mute, nwnams up we.
mcomnras-rorounockwumnrmormn 4.4. s' .' .
P0338! HILLS UNION SUITS FOB W011!!! -' 1! fair. all I;
Is another seasouable suggestion as we have them of cotton, part wool and silk and wool is;
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problem. Mr. Brainard, in addition to my “mam ' “ ‘
be as vice-president of the Aetna Life V“ BE 0’? m n I ND m8
'lnsurancn CompaDY. is one of the trust - 3-- he ”0 w GOA“ A ‘ 8
cos of the Connecticut Company. Mr.
Kimball is secretary of the American cm RE A8 ‘
Hardware Corporation, and Mr. Milli- V 8T0 OPEN USUAL MONDAY A
ken is treasurer of the Yale & Towns
IManufacturing Company, and interest
(d in banking concerns. Mr. Omburr
is secretary of the State Federalifi at = f
Labor. Mr. Perkins is president or the _7 I ’ ”
Shore Line Electric Railway Company,
and Mr. Stevens is a lawyer. located
in the area where the Shore Line Eleo
lric Railway has ceased operations.
Before the chamber decided to enter
Iupon this investigation. George B.
Chandler, its executive secretary.
and ability of A. Homer Ryinmon. who;
built the structure now being moder-
ized half a century ago.
This particular sign was the word
GAZETTE in big white letters on the
transom over the entrance to the stair-
communicated with Richard T. Big. Way leading to the second story and‘
Sins. chairman of the Public Utilities through which our brainy but baldhead,
(‘Ommissiom as to "‘9 pmprilty 0f the cd friend John Rodemeyer then of the}
Chamber‘s undertaking the work. Mr. . Gazette staff is said to have climbed inI
.Higsins, in his rcply. stated that he the big blizzard when an immense
WHOM with MT- Chandler "that the snow bank blocked his way. when he!
more thorough "‘9 “‘Vflunllom "0111‘ attempted to gain admiral-coon Mon-l
all angles, by ”“1“" and bodies 1'99" day morning. March 1201. 1888, aileri
"Fenlinfl solely the general public. the. his usual over Sunday visit up Wilton,
“more convincing will be the report of' way. A tunnel was dug through thisl
the actual “c“ and mummd‘uODS bank later in the day and shows in the}
for re“?! by such investigating bod.“- photographs taken at the time by Pho-i
Mr. Himlns added that be "‘5 ”Mull lographer Charles A. l‘llackman, now,
'0 mm "m "’9 C°“’°°“°“‘ CNN” a resident of Bridgeport. '
of lE‘oml‘nerce contemplates making]
suc an nvestigatiom which should as- « TRANSFERS GOOD
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Clothes for men, women,
H. KRIEGER & CO.
The store that attracts customers because of square deal.
The oldest store with the newest methods.
Shoes. Wesoll forcaah or on credit.
We use no Parisian phrases in describing our clothes.
Good, stylish clothes In every member in the family can be
found hero at all times. Prices moderate.
r.‘
boys and girls from lists to
with the investigation and report or
i
mission appointed by the chamber will:
doubtless confer frequently with the!
Public Utilities Commission, and will.i
in addition. keep in touch with the the bearer to ride through the iirstl
Federal investigation or the electric tone after the change of cars. {or the;
railway question. and. to some cxteut,'bsslc mm of about two and one-half;
with the work of tht Ipecial counts-rents a zone. instead or paying the six.
sion created by tho Mamehuaotts‘cent {are that is to be the initial}
Legislature to investigate the umctChlrfl’ on all cars. l
question. . -- . Failure of the zone scheme for col-l
The interest or the chamber in the looting trolley fares in New Jersey.[
trolley situation-is by no means or re'docs not sunny that the scheme
cent origin. During the last session of I which is proposed for Bridgeport and
the General Assemblyra special com- other cities of the Connecticut Com—‘
mittee on the subject was appoinieatpany’s system. will {all here, said of—:
by President Minor.- two of whose flclfllfi 0‘ the company.
members were appointed by the Gov-‘ Asked about the statement of Presl-
ernor on the special commission. On‘dent Thomas’N. McCarter. of the Pub-‘
July 19th of the present year, whomlic Service Railway Company. of New_
practically all eastern Connecticut was Jersey. that the 3000 scheme hbd f8"-
tled up by the Shore Line strike. ihe‘cd on that company's lines, an official!
chamber called a meeting at Norwich in the Connecticut Company's on‘ice
or oil'lciala of towns and cities and Said “16 failure 01““) experiment in
representatives of the chambers of New Jersey could have no bearing on
commerce in the aflected district ass the “CC?“ 0‘ the scheme “1 COMPCV
result or which a comittee, consist- lcut. because the proposed schedules
in; or Theodore Bodenwein. of New are entirely diaerent.
London; Arthur Brown. of Jewett‘ "in the first place." he said. “their
,lnillal (are is only three ants. while
sist. rather than in anyway interferel
our commission, especially authoriaod‘ a
by the General Assembly." The con»? IN NEW SYSTEM
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{committee had meetings with Presi-si’fleh additional ”“9 is l“ 'cents.
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pany_ .nd representatives of the Tm]. .hn". Previously they had been receiv-
j ley Men's Union. but its eilorts wercilnfi 8 “N “I? 0‘ seven C90“ in “1“
:cities and one cent additional for
unsuccessful.
’transfcrs. and so. by making their initg
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BILL UP TO WILSUN
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eil‘ectivc as soon as signed by Prcsi-
dent Wilson. or within ten days should |
his illness prevent him from acting on
the Presi»
dent’s signature the war-time enforceL
ment section becomes elective.
section, as well as the oonstitutionall
Simultaneously with
Anti-prohibition members of th
;House made their last tight in voting
This
mummsumcs A! ll 8‘ VING
out. Hes-rem
ass HEATERS
COAL Moos
COAL sHOVELs
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
rzs wssmvicrou'sr‘kts-s.
ASH SIFTERE
poxens
srovssnusnes
FURNACE scoops
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to send the bill back to conference on
the motion ot- Representative lgoo
(Mo), Democrat, who protested
against “state otl‘icers enforcing a Fed~
cral lav," through their authority to
issue search warrants. and complain-
-ed that similar provision had lvmn
ovethelmingly defeated in the ileum.
Opposing Mr. lgoc's argumeru llcp-
rcsentative “’cbb (N. C.). mnui rat,
said that the House disapproval oi the
provision was due to the {also im-
pression that state olficials would be
given the power of arrest as well a.
search. The House voted down the
lgoc motion, 215 to 83. , >
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CORONER KEPT BUSY is] rate only three cents, they denied,
South Nor-walk Eyrning Sentinel ll
thcmselves four cents on every ridel
;inside the city limits. Their heaviestl‘
. ‘rldin comes in two particular zones.
Record °' E'Mde" indvhviolent Deaths l'nde‘r the old system they could col-
There “72:59.1;‘01': £333. violent l9“ fourteen “ms for me“ “7; lones'
and untimely deaths in Fairfield 3:35; :3: gsxcfiigflgepgiihgetyhe‘;
gggfliribgrflgog $511 “art's“. "1'32: selves of nine cents for every passevnvg-
Imonths previously in several years. er that gsfittfiiactarfhgg 233%.. n;
Practically every day either the cor- “elf”, en, C n it t Neither
'oncr. John J. Phelan of Bridgeport suc future 11 on PC en ' .
' ' '.do wc anticipate such trouble as the;
or the medical examiners of the coun- N - J «a shi rard
ty. were called upon to examine the'hadkfith the 9‘ P” y D!
,bodles or men and women who had wor "5‘
,dTODDt‘d dead. were killed in accident, ‘
,or murdered. in his quarterly report.
'Coroner Phelan gives the list of per-
sons dying suddenly., but the cause of
.death is not given. The sum of $3,-
577.74 is due the coroner for the three
months .ror services and expenseS. but
part of this sum goes to the medical:
examiners.
Frank H. Brown, medical examiner
of New London county. has also sentl
in his quarterly report of the months‘.
of July, August and'September. and
reports titty-seven sudden, violent and
untimely deaths in that county. The
sum due Coroner Brown is 0882.75
Quarterly reports "of various insti-
tutions have been sent to the state
comptroller‘s cities, with the, sum due
them from the state for the board at
IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY
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ROLL CALL-
November 2-1. H, 1919
A Few M'eekly
Reminders
ECOHOHY COME—J ‘A pure
and delicious drink; a lb. 31c
runs CIDER mesa,’
a gal. ................. 50c
sun-r me PANCAKE
noun, a pkg. ......,13c
OATMEAL—Fresh from the
mills ............ 3 lbs. 230
YELLOW (BOWL,
TUNA FISH—Dark meat,
30mm
A. STULL "
31hr.20c'
24' Cottage Street j'
EastNorwalk. ,.
you desire the best results obtain»
.ablo.
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' GIFTS!..
Lavallera, Neck Chains. Brooch-
es, Eonocopa. Lockets. Baby l
. Plus, Rosaries, Bracelets, Lad-
ioa' Guard Chains. Hearts,
'Crooooo, Stone and Signet
Rings. Wedding Rings, La
Touaka Pearls, Eyeglaso
Chains. Strap Watches, Watch
Bracelets, Bracelet Watchco.
.. GIFTS!
Cull Buttons, Stickplna. Tio
chops. Foba. Vest Chains.
Char-ma, Cigarette Caaco.
Cigar Cuttv era, Pocket
Stone and Sign: Map.
Watch; Desk Clocks. Cabinet
Clooko. Parlor Clocks. one.
clocks. Kitchon Clocks, ivory
Clocks, Auto Clocks. Alarm
' Clocks. '
BUYNG lN SAFETY
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Middlesex County Temporary Home: 7
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AT BRAND’S
Time to Rc-Join
$2,860.50; New Haven C(mnty Anti-
Tuberculosis, ( aylord Farm) 33.;-
l73.22: Mystic 06'] ‘for the. Deal.‘
$5599.70; Finance Critteutou Mission...
$4,367.13. . ' _.
Governor Marcus macros-no haul»
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cities-pr the commissioner on domestic
animals. James Whittfiso’. amount-
ing to camera-he 00W boar also ; ,
approved bills (WWI?! in farmers, miners, mill employees and
Mun! 1‘08 “0'". m-thcuh ail‘otber men who work n hard
amounting to $794.60: "' “' attaining physical labor are more ,or
LAST magnesium. impasse??? “We“ t0 “My "0““- NW!"
Despite-tho ' ’
Factory workers. railroad men.
frothy? proved" sp- gives int-mm sisuals .by tissue!“
rape» or .3196. 'anflw‘u't ‘ as... stiff Joints, sore musclfl.
if "lung and. We'll-ins. J. o
over the sidewalk taboo um! “twirl! Green 3a,, m.” mm. tum
waswithaieuuinc otrspettnatlxldacyl’illareliovedmcotgm
Low” ”a" -~ «”‘W’ W " ‘ no humans no
BLANKETS
AND ROBES
For the Horse and Auto-
_ mobile ,
A Fine am. cut at Reason-
able Prices
A W. Hodge
:2' 7" Grew?
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