wos'lnng he used well
sir. Heputwithinhis
Jarsdosentonsofooslsnd
= whedidllisws‘ildng’twss
' nsgood thick solo. The
us “1er the “Flu” flew
”no biasing fine and doc-
.u-s passed him by.
Aria-Craft Roofing
b”*~fifl~n all-I‘ll
a“.
'1‘
WRWOssI‘i.
Nicola-WWW”
Agentssswdliornesmnosrd.
.thtwillsroofeost? Plusestsuwhichyoupreisrsnd.
you’llgetthesnswerstonoe.
The Hatch '8. Bailey Co.
'RIS @°‘
"David w. Raymond G
UNDERTAKER
fol. also, 1000-8: House as.
‘ a WAOHING'I’ON 81'.
now Illa Mill's BUILDING
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROHBERG CARBURETORS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WE/LDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT STI (O. NORWALK.
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flax Road King Tires
3 :10. 75
see-ts... ...............
13. 85
1.5 32
$12.58
$11.95
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
.st him.
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83 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALI. ‘
“I455. . . . . . . . .................
my before the October advance.
Used cars on sale. '
All :cize Macbeth Lens.
All size \ Iolet Ray Lens.
Pitts for Fords
Quick service—all makes of cats.
Austin’s Garage i
PHONE 1959.
The Black 5
Shc'is are Ioad- i
ed right and
shoot right.
Every shell
~..—...—_ ...v
guaranteed or
Beckmann’s Grocery
Where Good Things Are Many and the
Prices Always Right.
No. 1 Roval Plantation Coil'ce. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 41c.
Brookiield Creamery Butter. 1 lb. print . . . . . . . . . 70c
Pure Leaf Lard. lb. 33c. Compound . . . . . . . . . 28¢
Heinz Pure Olive Oil. 4 02. 27c. 8 oz. . . . . . . . .. 00c
Magnolia or Clover Milk. can . . . . . . . 19c
Van Camp's Evaporated Milk. large can . . . . . . . . lgc
Marrow or Lima Beans. lb. ...... . . .. . .. 14c
Choice . \Iixed Tea or Oniong. lb. .............. ~l§c
\uerbach’ s Candies. k2. 6c. Tezor Mints . 2 for ac
swift s Borax Soap. arge cakes . . . . . . . . . . 5 or 33c
( ampbell’ 5 Pork and Beans .......... 2 cans or 2§c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world s best. lb. .......... 30c
- .The extreme limit in fine bakery products at
“hrte House Breadery. next to
Beckmann’ s Grocery
83 Washington St. 5 Phone 1403.
We Deliver the Goods
a refund.
us! FREIGHT saavrcn
“s'm. MARION"
~ es Pier at foot of East 6th
. St., N. Y. '
Daily at 3 P. M. i
(Sunday Excepted)
So. Norwalk in time for i
' 3A. M. Delivery in New York '
my.
. PHONES :
York—Forsyth 9151 %
South Norwalk 604 '
aw YORK a nonwam
LINE INC.
Smith. Underwood,
59c -- EGGS -_’- 59c
EVERYONE GUARANTEED
Best Elgin Creamery Butter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62c lb.
Grandma ‘ sPancake Flour ...... . . . . . . 2 pkas. 25c.
Maple Flavor Syrup. large bottle . . . . . ..... . . . . 25c
H.0.0atmeal..... ...............2pkzs.25c
Compound Lard . . . . . 98c lb.
~sss-ooueequ-seee-s-oo-
Toasted Corn Flakes 9c pkz.
Columbia River Salmon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19c can
Larze bottle Tomato Catsup’ . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 15c
Slandardiluller & Egg Stores
12 EDITH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals. 85
per month. Machines
sold atslopermonth.
PLUMBER.
Pzwnn‘sn EXCHANGE. ‘
7 d Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
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CALL
JAFPE d: ASH
dn’ t cost MORE.
3011 will get MORE. '
has: everything‘ in the line of
“Secondlhafl Furniture.
Of- Tel. 49... E. Norwalk.
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
Native Smelt ................. ...... 38c lb.
FreshMacke‘rel ........... ..... .. 38clb.
SteakHalibut .............. ...38clb.
SteakCod..... ........... 24c“) ‘
BostonBlues. .............. ........... ...15clb
FlatFish.......... .......... 12clb
Haddock .......... -.............12clb.
THE BEST BRANDS OE CANNED FISH
Schultze’s ism .' Mirlteis .. ~
United M- m to: Trial:- j- fix!
elk»
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(Continued from me (his).
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In his: ket was : paper with this
POI}. . |
‘50.“ 760‘, Howsrd avenue
post. coon. or No. ‘1‘ mm
street, blower " At the roam he oc-
cupied for several months at the Ist-
t_er address the police found s set of
false whiskers and a clipping from a
Seymour. Conn. paper, telling of the
escape or Frank Williams. a burglar,
'trom the Derby, Conn, Jail. Condnn
'said he knew the policeman from
whom Williams escaped and that a
friends sent him the clipping.
Condon‘ s companion escaped by run-
ning into a garage and pretending he
was repairing a car. “'hen discovered
'by the proprietor he ran out. but not
knowing of the hold-up. the garage
employcs let him get away.
The money that was stolen was re
Covered with a revolver in the cellar
where Condon was hiding.
The police say that Condon con-
ducted the private detective agency
in 1914 in the First National Bank
'building. New Haven. He was born
in Bridgeport. forty years ago', and has
lived in Hartford, Bridgeport. New
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Haven. and. more recently. in Shel-
ton. Conn.
l t‘ondon is suspected of being the
ibandit who held up a girl bookkeeper
here, two weeks ago, and got away
with a $100 payroll. Others who have
been held up similarly here in the last
.fexv months will look him over to
day.
FIFTY UN ION
ORGANIZERS
DRIVEN OUT
(Continued from First Page).
ny.
,hundII-d .Irnwd men and machine guns ”The note will run for ten vcaIs with ’
The railway 3
“New ‘
on board had tollos ed their train back
across, the 1.0mm county line to a point
[near this city. The ornanizers said
pan} officials county Milan: and min-
IIre They denied assenlons of Don
.(‘hafln Logan county clerk. that
‘soar‘chcd by deputies at Logan. twenty-
:six pIsIols wrre found on members ot
the party,
INDIANAPOLIS. lnd.. Oct. 16.——-
Plans for a strike or bituminous coal
.miners of the country on Nov. 1. were
{continued today at lnlcrnaiionalhend-
[I‘uarlPIS of tho I nItI-d Mine \"orkers
of America here the niflcials proceed-
.ing on the assumption that nothing
would come of the contcrence in
‘Washington called by Secmary of La.
bm \\'llliam B “'i lson In an 93011. to
34‘ en the tlII‘V‘ntcncd walkout
ThI official strike (all issued by
Acting President John L. Lew!” “as
lsent out yesterday atternoon to the
ImoreI than 4.000 local unions and
plansvt‘or making the Jinks emotive
are taking form at hcadquartm‘s.
Mr. Lewis left lI‘lll- yesterday after-
noon tor “'ashinuton in Icsponsc to
the ltt}ll(‘.~l of Saw tan “Ilson Im a
(nun II III I‘ .\lI. \\ lison IInnounI I d
last night that Thom Is 1' Burs-«III
Illlrllllnl or the mall operators" asso-
ciations. would l“"lll‘f‘.~‘l‘lll the cmplov
was In the confmvncc.
Tin- minc \vorltcrs officials hcro .Id—
IlllllI-tl that should Ila‘gnliaiions hv it‘-
'sIImed with possibility of nnal acme»
lllI‘IlI. it was likvly that the slIIkc
would be callId off pIndinc the final
uulromo cIon if the delibelatlnhs 0x-
I ndcd beyond Nov 1. ‘
GOVERNOR SELECTS
I FOUR DELEGATES TO
; WATERWAYS ANNUAL
(lnvcrnnr Marcus H. Holcomb has
tippolll‘cd IIII- (flowing lo.rcprcscnt
(‘onnccticut .It the annual convention
of the Allulnic Ilcoper “‘aterways As-
sociation. to he held in (Sharlcslown,
S. C.. November It) to November 13:
C. l.. Axery, Gmlon; William ll.
Caldwell. Now llrilain: Francis \’.
Chnppcll, New London and lirncst E.
licgms, .\'c\v London.
The completed list of those who will
rcptcscnt the state or ill" annual
meeting of the American Prison Con--
gress in New York City from Lumber:—
20 to 24. is the following:
Colonel Norris (l. Osborn. New Ha.-
ven: “'illic (l. Burr. Hartford: FIank
C. Sumner. Hartford: Edward ..\ l-‘ul-
III'. Sufiicld; Robert \V. Post West
port; C. C. )ict‘laugheI) \\"-clhersi
field: (lcorgc-H. Starr “ethcrsneld;
Morris W. Seymour; lhidgcpmt;
Charles Hopkins Clark. liaIIIord:
John P. Elton. “'merbur}; i‘: Kent I
Hubbard, Middletown; l-‘n‘dcrick M
Adler. New HaIen; George C. Ers-
kine. Cheshire: I'Iot‘c ssoI \\'IlIIInII ii
Hailey. New llavzcn \Villiam (i.
Icr. Hartford; Colonel William i
Cheney. Scum Manchester;
Reed Kimball. Waterbury:
‘Salmon. “'cslport: Elliot Walrous.
New Haven: Charles F. Kellogg. Wat
el'bury; Dr. Edwin A. Down Hartford
and Brigadier William Anderson. Hart-
ford.
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—An advertisement in me bui‘enlusi
Sentinel will doubtless bring the besii
with.
our THIS OUT—lT Is WORTH
MONEY
DONT MISS THIS: Cut out (hi.
slip. enclose with five cents and mail
tto Foley and Co.. 2335 Sheffield Ave.
Chicago 11].. writing \our name and
[address clearly. \ou will receiva In:
return a trial package containing Fo-
_. ._,-..-.,.—_ .. .
Iley's Honey and Tar Compound. for]
{coughs colds and croup: Foley Kid-
«rheumatism. antennae." ; kidney
'bladder ailments; and foley Cstbszal
uc Tablets. a wholesome ind throat}
when -
‘ clahlc. Compoundto restore her health
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Arthur 1
Fred M. !
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iney ems tor plump side-I and back: i.”
and; 9
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ris
ram & Hyatt
'Norwnlk’s Lending Dry Goods Store :
i
All Kinds of Winter Coats
. For big and little ladies In a wonderfully varied assortment of colors. III. .l« k
and weaves. The styles are unusually attractive this season and the fur tI'I
ming that ornaments many of them is an added attraction.
COATS FOR THE JUNIORS
Our‘new line of Mi sses" and Children’s Costs is the best that we name I r'
shown and includes both school and dress models.
A SPLEN DID STOCK OF CHILDREN’S FURS
-. ['7‘. ‘J i .s
NOTE FOR $6,000
(Continued from First Page).
“’Iizht and other town omclals
poke in favor of accepting the note
while othcrs \oiccd opposition and
{took ocasion to attack the trolley com
.\lI.
InleII at at 6 per cent.
companv is a subsidian oi the
Haven” load and operated
chellI'. N. V
ROME. “'Idnesday. OH. 15.——Ai a
meeting of IhI‘ general chapu-ro.’ the
(‘annelile Friars. which was attended
by American nIcInbeIs oi the Order. P.
r; McGennis “as today elected Father
t:~.eneml Father McGennis was for-
lllPl‘ly president of the Friends at
lrish Freedom. servinu two terms as
head of the society.
WOMEN WORKERS‘
in almost I-Imy line of waI acthi-
lies the women of this country lune
done well and have taken from rank
for doing wmk that released thou-
sands of men {In crvice overseas.
Some. women lune been m'er-smbi-
lions. and. at the expense of their
health. have tilled places oncc occu
pied in men livery woman who. be-
cause or ovonorlI has brought on
some silmcn: peculiar to her sex should
depend upon I Idia E. Pinkham' s \ pg
and strong”? as this remedy is now
Icconniscd :I~ the standard and has‘
restored multitudes.
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Advertlse in The Sentinel.
' '“““ ‘ i
MMli. JEANNET'I'E
South Norwalk‘ s Leading
Corseliere & Glover
56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Corsetry Is An Art
To Be Well Corseted Is a
Pleasure
We Know Hem Trv Us.
\
a Holley .
the muted force “as made up of com- “I“, Mun...“ smmford and New Ro-'
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i inst . eat
5 The oldest store with the
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Shoes. We sell for cash or on
i found here at all times.
H. KRIEGER & CO.
The store that attracts customers because of square I|~ « ._
' Clothes formen, women, boys and girls from 113+-
: We use no Parisian phrases in describing our cloth
Good, stylish clothes for every member in the family can 1‘:
Prices moderate.
GREEN WICH ACCEPTS
TROLLEY COMPANY’S
. - ...9. mad.
v!" r
newest methods.
credit.
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FRENCH OFFICER WOUNDED.
:dImoIIstIntion at Kaisclslaulcm. in
'Ihe SaIre rcgion yesterdav a bench
officer commanding a detachment 01
men was seriously wounded. act-mo
int: to II dispatch
PARIS 0(‘1 16 ("3‘3“ ~lnlrlng a Frcnrh soldicn opInI (I ‘Iu .. ... .-
from lunch to t‘ne'
[Echo De PaIiII. TIII III~I ..I.
Ione pclson in tin IIII ‘r~ ~ \' .I ..,
being wounded.
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GIFTS!
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A Few Weekly
Reminders
ECONOMY COPPER— “A pure
and delicious drink; a lb' 31c
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
a gal. ................ 50c
AUNT JEW’S PANCAKE
FLOUR, s pkg.13c
OATMEAL—Fresh from the
mills ............ 3 lbs. 230
YELLOW CORNMEAL,
3.1bs 200
TUNA FISH—Dark meet,
3 cans 25c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk:
Lavallers Neck Chains, Bren h
a, Ear-drops. Lockets. But-
as Rout-in, Bracelets. l ...I.
ies Guard Chains. Hen,-
Crosses. Stone and Sign"-
Rings. Wedding Rings. t.»
Touska Pearls. Eycgm- I
Chains, Strap Watches. wu-IN
Bracelets,
Bracelet Watch- .
Etc-
GIFTS.
Cuff Buttons. Stickpins.
Clasps. Fobs. Vest Cn;-.
Charms. Cigarette Car' ‘
Cigar Cutters. Pocket Km“ -.
Stone and Signet Rm,
Watches, Desk Clocks. Cat-I I'-
I Clocks. Parlor Clocks. Ct. .; .
l Clocks, Kitchen Clocks. Iv. I y
Clocks. Auto Clocks, Ala: m
Clocks.
' BUVNG IN SAFETY
: AT BRAND’S
' JEWELRY AND opTIcaL
srone
SOUTH N ORWALK
e ”e e e 0 e o e e e e "c H: “. ‘..¢.I
9.00:” .«zeozeezoezoezeozoe. ’90 .«z«:«:«:oe:eo 00: «:«z« e:«.«:«:«:«:«:«. o. «:ee.ee.«.«.oe:ee: so. .0 :
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a '3
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'z' lilave Bong la in uanlily 0 ~
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Army Goods
I Have 3.150250 Pairs of
Famous Monitor School Shoes
watch I one: at $2.65
3.3. .~.
f; Boois, Shoes, Sox and Aviator Coais it;
{if I Will Sell Them at 1%
0:0 00
:fi: One-Half Their Value 33
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