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normal-odour matrimony-rum
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The Hatch '&nai1ey~'cO.
Hyatt
Good: Store
in the four slam.
Special Sale of Tailored ,Waists
. Pink and Blue. A Great Bargain. ' , .... ...-..~..;:, ..
_ At $1.98 ’
As we'llave a limited amount come at once. .
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 Sam Inna or.
9.... - _. .3
Aiax Road King Tires
I" 30x3 siggg
15.32
21.53
21.75
352435... ..................... 29.94
FlSK—PLAIN.
131:4 .. ..................... . 316.95
econ
83x4 ........................ $12.58
CENTURY—NON SKID.
30x3 ........................ $11.95
HOWE—RED runes.
30x3 .. ........................ $2.35
some ......................... 2.75
mag ......................... 3.20
33:4 1. ........................ 3.85
. 3114 .. .. ..................... 3.85
31x4 ......................... 4.10
35:49; ........................ 4.85
, r Buy before the October‘ndvance.
Used can on sale.
All seize Macbeth Lena
All size Violet Ray lane.
Parts for Fords.
Quick service—all makes of cars.
PHONE 1959.
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Austin’s Garage
‘lliclz Lanterns
, Never Disappoinl
to as-
- We have a coral:
sortment. There are sev-
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era] styles.
Albert n. Morgan
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som’xonwan j!
Among the stolen cara the police
confident that they have found several
that were stolen from this city, includ-
ing that of Louis B. Corbitt, the pho-
tographer, Attorney George F. Mara.
."Bill" Stelnkc, Dr. S. P. Cronan and
John Poster, of the Foster-Dem con-
Cern. During the last six weeks 16
cars have been stolen in the vicinity of
Bridgeport. Three of those found in
Seymour were sold for 82,000. one at
81.500, one at $750. and another was
. Rugs and Carpets
: h fl W our showing oi all M oi floor coverings.
is complete. with lull value ior every dollar expended
f Printed and lnlaid Linoleums 1
New Windoor Draperies and Furniture Coverings;
Curtains,~ Curtain Materials, Window; Shades
still on sale when found by Detective ,1 LI
Holbrook, who was looking for anoth-
er machine at the time.
Taken to Another State. . ‘ MPT TO
According to the police the trio ' I“
worked alone and had an ingenious’ BRE‘Ah STR E
‘eystem for the disposal of the stolen:
automobiles. A machine stolen in;
Bridgeport was taken to New Jersey; (Continued from First p.69).
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROHBIRG OARBU'BETORB
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
. WELDING AID MG
Vaasl Bros. Garage
PHONE 18” and N11. 12 CHESTNUT 81" ‘0. NORWALKc
or Pennsylvania and the markers
[changed to a cam! another make and
sold at much lesa than the actual
value. Likewise. a machine stolen in
any of the other states would be
brought to Connecticut and the marle tes‘t mwefll the two sides.
9“ taken from ‘he Yonnecticut car} Officials of the Brier Hill Steel Com
switched to the one stolen in one “plant; were readv to start
the other states. Other changes were baht, furnace} the
lug. feelibg was more tense than a
ing provided a description was in pos-
session of the police. who believe that
the. trio has been working the game
successfully for about three-anontha.
and would never have been caught but
for the blunder in disposing of so
many machines in one little town like
Seymour. ln'some inatancea the tiller-
Uhe or more. The Carnegie
Company announced that it
or scale than during the past week.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Oct. 1
J
,ee took out new licensee and the rec-
ordaahow that none were taken out in
New Haven and acne in New
Beckmann’s Grocery
Where Good Thing-s Are Many and the
N Prices Always 162M.
0. 1 ‘al . tation Cofl’ce. lb. . . . . . . «rem-a?!
Broofl Crelfimy Butter l'lb. print .. . . ...... fl
PI“? Mfume lbs. 3&- Compoulld a Co'o‘J‘-o'm
HeinzlfureOllchlLlloz.27c. .802. ............
MmhaquIOVCr ' m-ooaecpanoloomdml '
Van, amps Evaporated ilk. large can . . . 1
mil figoibn:o.aonnooo-o-co‘ools
ax an ghee; sawed Mints 25'2' tor
Campbell’s Pork and Beats ..... ' f .' .' .' .' ' .cans' ' '
. Nucofi‘Nut Oleo. the world’s best~ lb. .2 or '
e
White B
CXtreme limit in fine I) ....... . .
”“59 Braden. next to “my "duds 't
Beckmann’s Grocery
Phone 1405.
? 83Wa§hinzton8t M- I" ~
We Deliver the Goods
$1.65 FLOUR $1.65 .~
'ras'r FREIGHT .VICI
"8TB. MARION”
Leaves Pier at foot of Beat 5th
* St., N. Y.
Daily at 3 P. M.
(Sunday Bxcepted)
Leave: 80. Nor-walk in time for
8 A. M. Delivery in New York
HEW YORK & NORWALI
' LIFE INC.
8111101. Underwood.
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, :6
per month. Machined
30" M3109" month.
, PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
;Falrfiald Ave. Bridgeport Conn.
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IMO”
GOLD MEDAL JONES’ OR PILISBURY’S
nElzinCreamcryButter 59clb
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American Cheese .............. ' 32c‘lb.'
PureLard........................... ..... 33ch.
Compound Lard 30c")
Crisco Mosul»
- 49c
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can. ...... o
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FancyParlorBrooms
Try a Wund of pin Grade'A Butter. {
$_l_andardBuller& V Stores
1211:0an aunt on. com noiwaix
53 aunt an, 1501mm
2.5-:
Ea I this mo
but so far. no "Menu of any taken may odioiala. ry mine
there were' no Indications of any other
out in Bridgeport has been found. :loca in operations
' The Bridgeport police will make an Ln“! plants ”mm 8
lecort to bring the men here for trials YOUNGsTOWN Ohio. Oct. 13.——-Con-
mm there are .0 many pouible clac- “defame rbulcnce w-s reported
against them in New Jeraey and New “washout he valley this morning as
.York in“ they may 5' kept there M the milla resumed operationa in great-
eome time. Pennsylvania ta alao mak- . "you,“ Crowd. ofvatrikers about
maudmmmmdlngtomn lantetonedthe era
reporta from New Jamey. they will and "in, “mi: weer made.
hold on to the pride-en until they' At gut Youngstown on engine
they will be immediately reoriented m injuring two others.
for one’of the other attics. { mo. Oct. lip—Steel
l —-——a-~¢—-——- Ithe'cucnao W maid.
country as a newanper reporter. An
riving in New York with t script of
“Paid in Pull“ in his trn manag-
' ed within a year to an a fortune
from the one play. a plays which
followed an awful. He in re-
ported by phyaiclana today as being
confined to hia amtmenta in Holly-
tbe Wlaoonain Steel Company and the
inter-tote Steel and .Iron Company. at
South Chicago. which had announced
their intention of atarting mllla cloned
on the first day'ol the strike. -
Schultzc’s Tuesday A Specials .
RibLambCh , . . ... .-
animals... ..... :::::::::‘:.':::':::&}l:
.Foreauariers Lamb 1;..- 20cm.
anunagoiLnncne»nnnasmasn¢clnlcu.,_
Bothmarketadoaedtoday. ' and-
. _. . . .
John Fitzpatrick. chairman of the
Wood, "hm hia *ya are ‘ being national committee for organization of
screened. new; '
l “l deeply memo episode.”
To the wife, Charlotte Walker. the
New York actreaa, “alter sent the fol-
lowing telegram:
“I want to be the tint to tell you
that i am’ invoked in a disagreeable
scandal which will inevitably result
in a certain amount of publicity.
The diflioulty. has resolved ltaelf into
an attempt to obtain money from me.
but I think i shall defeat it. My chief
re t in the co and loci in-
dl tion it will cause you. Love."
‘from‘the airlkera' swim
bright and he did not believe more
than three per cent. or the men in
‘Gary plant of the [Tailed States Steel
Corporation had returned to work. al-
though compan’ y oflicials claimed the,
mills were operating at about aixty‘
per cent. 9
At a mass meeting of strikers in
Union Hall, at Gary E. E. Lockwood.
one of the apeakcra. said that if the
‘atecl strike showe'signa of failing. in
a: telegram stating that she would ffi:§é:$;.§§§$ 5; mafia an:
aging an: lltlom mzu Mina. New mnta‘kt Gary. with the aid -
Mica Va?“ h“ l" - jot United States troupe. continued to-:
Miss Whitm monk MM.“- -' day their raids on the homes of radi-l
0'9 ‘m Walter was cal agitators; many’of whom have been ;
jealous. Her atatement follows: taken into custody.
Mr. Wlltfl' m me {011" “m“— I. A crowdof strike pickets stoned the
have been tacitly mod to Mr. Wal- “um mica by Sheri! Ben
ter- and We "rate he" been mar- um: and a numb-c or deputlaa lnte‘
tied in soon as he could get a divorce. sun“, in {- PM mine m.-
“ l-attendod a social at tbehome‘of a I“ m. mag-pm. the n can4
“1"” PM“??? "M W“! Mr. conveying‘ strike breakers into the5
alter or permitting hit-{Io accom~ Haaelton plant of the diapublic Intuit:i
.pany me. He came to my room. 1 waa and Staci Cmmy, \ call wag xeaued’
not up and refused to let him-in. . by the we,” m. m 1:; for one
told him to come back in twenty mla~ hundred men to go to East Youn-
utca. but be shattered the tranaom and m where picket. - were urging
precipitated himself “into my room. He ‘50.“ we Youngatm Sheet and Tube
charged me with having received at- Connolly at“ threatening men re-
tention: from other men and struck turning to '0“: ' ‘
:lxglzlthout giving me the chance to spend“: operations were reported
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MraEugene Walter gave out the fol- I fé‘SL‘Jhfiwu-mgarmtnge m:-
lowing Batman in New York ma” : ; meat had failed: as the atrikera Ind
“Place Beside Huaband." .
“in a "In“ like this my place is be- 3:03;?ud only a few had reported
side my husband. 1 certainly will not '
seek a divorce not No We Wm. CANTON, 0.. Oct. 1§.—Strlking iron
, and steel worker! bison to return to
would desert her husband in an hour
ework in the mills here today by the
of m‘l‘ “than my mum h“ = hundreds. About two hundred in all
38. 11:: 3:“ "Isaiah and suffer- “gt to Work. cougar” mama.
"I an [m up” for “I“! all“ "I. . A. I” I. w Cut 0 II On.
Walter baa been .the light, Boner ice! Company. announced that n
times it takea ‘ butting like that till plant was running one hundred per
‘m'alflcwibwmmermpf‘M', while the Amencan Sheet and
hill ways. 1 on ”km “gm“; 'l'inplate Company waa reported. run-
‘ a.“ _m_] ling ghoul eighty per cent. by W. A.
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on thence!
IS UNDER WAR
,any time during the last three weeks. i
: it was generally believed the chart
to break the strike was the first real
two open:
Youngstown
also made which would prove mirlead- Sheet and Tube Company three. and .
the Republic iron and Steel Companyl
Steel 2'
would i
make no attempt to operate on a larg~
. .‘Three
hundred steel workers. said 0 be for-
,mcr employee of the Lakeside plant of
the Otis Steel Company returned to
;work this morning according to com-
.m. 3;.-
workmen to remain firm. | ..
l The largest number of pickets nth—«Ger!-
emdinthevicindtyoftheplanuof‘ '
lateel workers. said that the pnoapecta.
‘99 Webster and Captain J. O'Donaldaon
.ike remarkably narrow margin of 31‘
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H. KRIEGER & co.
1 i The store that attracts customer: because of square in M.
I ings. . .a I‘-
‘l'he oldest atom with the newest methods. “‘
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Clothes for men, women, boy: and girls from Hats» t.
Shoes. We call for cash or on credit.
(We use no Parisian name. in describing our clothes.
Good, stylish clothes for every member in the family can be
found here at all times. Prices moderate.
A;
mummmms IT A SAVING
waau actuate OIL HEATERS ASH surrene
WASH TUIS GAO HEATERS POKERs
waal-I aoanoa COAL Hons s‘rov: anusuzs
cLo‘ro-lka mea COAL euoveu FURNACE scoops-
. JOSEPH“ ROSEN FIELD
,‘ m wasnmoron officer.
2,
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on the flight can. ’
WALTERS m lug!" ‘n‘.’ bf hm ‘Iflflm in thdt‘ I“ the in! ”mm“: ”(1- F Reports receive: rig") {Sit-v; gm:
‘ ‘wofkm mm ”d the was of ‘l dune” “Chm m .918 tol e l 90' I" 1 u
DEFENm HIM IN number of plants closed by the stfike' "No press condom has been 98- Maynard, the “flying parson. who tin-
CHAME BY GIRL-n"... m" m In u‘jmum M‘tabtiabed athry," acid-tho mommy-bod Int. would start the, return
—-——————-” this more 'loadere diatrlbutedl "Your advice probobly t!!!” to 3m fll‘h: aggro? bfialor inane “Fr:
5 ‘ m’ can ”u a. ‘derstanding of a retiree mad; 0 M Lieu no love t ey enuc
(Continued from First Page). 'melrchlcago 2‘7“"! ‘3“ 1:6”:3533 roaenmllvon "the prone not to bitch be ready to start went before “warn-o-
ueky Ohio and ,' ~ 'bor. in order to peg-mule mnhnflcertain intonation which won tend day. .- . ,
. - worked throughout the to complicate the mom attention at curt. Lowell H. Smith, mini. mum
- .. San mama to Minooln. left Hollies-
‘ tor for Winn at 7:40 a. m. to
day. according to a telegram renew-ll
by the American Flying club here
MINEOLA, N. Y.. Ocl. 13.-—Camom
Lowell H. Smith. third east-bo'l'l’nd Mi
ator to complete the transcontinental
flight, arrived here at. 10:507‘42
Tell westbound aviators and two ny-
\ -ing toward 'Mineola got away this
“'eet bound “‘0” within B‘T‘mlmM. Th“ clears the 102381 field
distance of “‘9 3°" were Capt. R‘ C'ieXCcpt for Lieutenant 'Gole, ‘No 4b
Drayton It Lovelock. Nev; Lieul. l. S. westbound. who is dphyed “a“, a
broken propeller.
{runes FIN‘ isn'
: an: FLIGHT or
; com TO COAST
§ (Contlnncd‘from Page One). '
at Salduro. Fish, and Captain Harry
Smith and Lieut. Earle M. Manaélman
“ Gm“ m‘m‘ - , Oct. 12 «Anecdot-
Major Spot: and. meat. Kiel. the. ”fl’itfifir—mmc ”Wm.“
coat-bound fliers‘who landed here Sat; “mm and Cuba and Mexico was
urday within twenty-occonda cl nachd‘mm“ Saturday with the eleven-‘0
other after a nip and tuck nee acme: 0‘ m steamer Hana, carrying mod
the continent. which later Spat: is mm. .
reported unomcially. to have won by
FREIGHT TRQFFIC RESUM ED.
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South Norwalk'a Leading
Corsetlerrc & Glover
5! ”VIEW ST.
Awuwmwfllplove
“Mummy“.
a
seconds in a 3.01~mile race. were
working on their" weather bong
planes today in an effort to get tb
ready for the return trip within the 96-
bour maximum time allowed by the
air act-vice between arrival at a tor-i
minus control and departure on the
return'ilight. lt_waa add that thetrl
machines would“ require elaborate:
or am} tbeh‘ntnag of new;
dared unaale byline baled-g of and:
ruin a“ now M W ,
A Few ‘ Weekly .
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