.IllY
you have gracious words to say
give them to our hearts today
if your words will cause no
5 5 ion-ow / _
“I keep them to the last to-
mow.”
, A gratifying thing to say—
in: we have plenty Goal to—
‘1.If not ’twoald cause as
”test sorrow and we’d keep
“at till tomorrow. We get
3 alter vexing hunt; beam
you us it is some stunt!
’“ ERRIS @0
A
1mm w. Raymond
. UN DER TAK E R
Sol. cum, 1m: House GUI.
S7 WASHINGTON 81'.
m RID MEN’S BUILD“.
4
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$12.58
$11.95
4.85
x“
Ari-Craft Roofing .’
”mutabmmmtu
hm“- C“. “d 1‘. f
'11
th'l'.m&m
meammmmm
Imuuwsntornesvsrm
. Whetwfllouefeest? Plea-estatewhichyouprefei in!
yon’ngetthemweratwoe.
The Hatch '& Bailey Co.
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION
- NORWALK Aim GOODYEAR CORD Tums
smomno cannons-runs
CHANDLER an:
warn: muons
wnmme AND nuance
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1860 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST., 90. NORWALK.
—— O. Donaldson who followed him to
CADILLAC EIGHT ’
. L-.-”
crfnvnmmsll
elm. one. out. Its-Wt
mumm-
and neat.
Mar pm He. W.
m..." ”.111me ....
‘r at 7 o’clock as
-‘g, n-elmn
shun-n aim rm: so; Both pilots had
the most interesting lecture at
twice transcontinental «intent. Lieut.
Earl Man-chum and Capt. Alex. Peu-
son, who spent the night at Cleveland,
503 miles from their goal. med
reach Mineola, N. Y., today. They
still had as an added incentive the pos-
sible bettering of the actual flying
time as yet not reported officially. of
Lieut. Belvin W. Maynard, the “flying'
pa1son " who was first to retrace the
course across the co entry, Captain J.
Mineola and Capt. Inwell H. Smith.
'first man to complete a San Francisco
:10 New Ymk and return flight.
Today three fliers had completed the
5 402 flight, eight were on their.wa'yl
' to home hangars, and eleven remained 5
at San Francisco with onehalt their.
race completed.
SALOON IS DOOMED
; UNLESS PRESIDENT
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5'Tristram & Hyatt
- Norwalk’s Leading' Dry Goods Store
i " seethe New Furs
An unusual showing of Hull's and Neck Pieces in sets and singly that are Splendid -. um,
All ofthe most wanted pelts are represented in all of the latest models.
5 CHILDREN'S FUR SETS
Dainty little Nun's and Scott's not. only in white but in medium‘and dark shades. I.;...:. 1.4
is packed in nest strong box. All very reasonably priced. ,, ..- - .
Bryan‘s-LN“ 51.1.- ...w firmed-who: s
LADIES’ RAIN COATS
Silk or cloth finish, with wide choice of colors. ' ’, ..-”.I' 3'
CHILDREN’S RAIN COA' S AND C APES
5
l VETOES “DRY” BILLl
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ffiJ
drinks of this character
Nobody is able to say at this time of
1' ' Buy hemre the October advance. ,
. » 'Usd cars on sale. :
. All seize Macbcrh Lens. 5
. All size Violet Roy Lens. 5
Parts for Fords. -.
Quick service-+111 makes of cars. 5
Austin’s Garage
PHONE 1959.
The Black_
Shells are lead 5
shoot right.
Every shell
guaranteed or
a refund.
Albert D. Morgan
..- -. -...
rssr FREIGHT SERVICE
"srn. MARION"
. es Pier at foot of East 5th
St., N. Y.
Daily. at 3' P. M.
(Sunday Excepted)
es So. Norwalk in time for
S A. M Delivery in New York
city
PHONES 5
York—Forsyth 9151
South Norwalk 604
SEW YORK 61; NORWALK
LINE INC.
Smith, Underwood 1
Rum'ugmr. all other
ed r'ght and 3
5
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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
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALI.
..-
.mlh
the bill.
would be returned to the Capitol
'w.here it is said there ale enough
vows to was it ov'er‘the veto
’ ‘énurd a While longer.
I IL \lilchcl Palmer Allorney Gener-
l‘rr s1d1nt on the. bill
ex: has not hi on made public. it is
5undm'sum51hal 1he jurizmcnt is that
lsooA‘CLERKS‘MAKE DEMANDS.—
1hose who are guilty excn oi selling \‘EW YORK Oct.
the first grade in New York drug.
course. what M1. Wilson will do about stores have presented demands lot a
He might sign it tomorrow minimum salary of $40 a week, while
or he might. teto it. 1a which event it third grade dispensers
‘ Their demands, made public today, are
The included in a general schedule drawn
only 11?ch would be that lhe sale of up by the Failed Drug (l.e1ks.
'h( light wines and beer would be con- censed pharmacists want a minimum
salary of $50 weekly and juniox phar-
.1l has prepared an opinion for the macisls ‘0"
and. while the also are included in 1h( S\htdlll(’.
a—Soda clerks of
want 320.
Cashiers and porters
payments.
H. KRIEGER 81 CO.
Buy your Winter Clothes trom
us now, have them charged and
pay for them in small weekly
'hr law is constitutional. It will be.
on this opinion that the I‘l‘r‘sidcn? will
,acr. if he is ('(lllfillli‘t‘xl that 1111'
l .zon is correct.
59c -- EGGS 59c
’rlfimsvam’oxs GUARANTEED
Best Elgin Creamery Butter
Grandma's Pancake Flour . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 pkgs.
Maple Flavor Syrup. large bottle . . . . . . .
H. O. Oatmeal... . . ..
Compound Lard .. . . . . . .
Toasted Corn Flakes
Columbia Riva-Salmon .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ..
Large bottle Tomato Catsup
62clb.
25c
25c
:Zpkzs.25c
59cpk2.
.19ccan
15c
election-Ioneoenee
a...-.. ......... .
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Slandard Buller 81 Egg son} ,
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK
H
n‘ai‘Il'S. mld. rented,5
repaired. Rentals. $5
per month Machines
sold 3131011.:1' month
That Good COffee
390 lb. 39c lb.
‘l No. 1 Rox al Plantation—The kind that pleases
:' lm ers of real coffee. 5
S\ 1ft Arrow Borax Soap .............. 5 bars 339
._1's.rc.uic1 Grachruit. 13 i’cxalue ....... Jim- 25!:
Gold )Iedal Flour ............... 3 1-2 lb. has; 29c
I erv Best Maine Potatoes ............ 3 lbs. for 17c
Ehling' S Extra Non- -Int0\icatin2 ......... 3 for 25¢
I 111 CLL'uI Lard. lb. 33c. Compound ....... _. .28c
.‘ :vco" Nut Oleo. the world s best. elb. ........... 35c
Instant Postum ......... 30c si: 230. 50c size 39c
C...'..‘.:l.ell' 5 Pork and Beans ............. 2 cans 25c
Verv Be: ! Grade Mixed Tea, lb. .............. 43c
Crisco .......... .-1 2 lb. 19c. 1 lb. 33c.1 1-.. ’ lbs. 53c
Buy 50111' Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Etc, at White
House Breadel'y. next to
Beckmann’ 5 Grocery
83 Washinston St. Phone 1405.
glad to see the law go into vfl'ml with-
out the President's signature, as they
do not believe it would be good 101'
Mr. Vl'ilscn to give any time in consid-
v;ring it. They have when the position
right alone that Mr. Wilson ought not =
to do any work :11 this lime since iv I
might cndangcr his chances for recov-
cry.
11, is questionable no“,
the physicians will lime their way.
The {act that Mr. \‘Vilmn yesterday
was able to illlcnd to m wral matters
of pressing importance' . 1ds to the be
I
0pm
5 Mr. \Vilson‘s physicians would be I
9
a
lluWI'Vl‘l'. “5
or acting on lhe Prohibition limnfoxce
mcnt bill.
It is believed 111.1: the lilting of the
l-an on “artim: 1111! ihillon will come
~(\llh time in D1 (‘1 mln- r. if at all \" he 11
the l’cace Treaty is out of ‘he way
and peace proclalmcd. Mr. \\'1’l:=on will.
in all probabilily, lift the ban. which
would prrmit llll‘ saloon to open again
until .lzmual'v 1‘: H11 dam for (‘ul’lei-
lullunnl prohibition
..uune ~o~-o-.e-vo--ov-Q~O~~Dv>e--e--o--Q“-e .A..............., - I :
Tomorrow 'hc
Everything
hi‘irzhl.
or dad bowel poison which kc: [19 your
skin sallou
lief that be “ill lain the opportunity hm“! {on and aching. Youx meals are auiu‘tx
turning into poi e-on. ga es and
You can not feel right.
llilious or ("lllslillzllml
llwavs by
ally.
com'nnlvncc.
like Cnlonwl. Salts.
1c1'nal ion al Lon; shorcm «111's
Associ.1-‘
ll—k_____.. ....— __ ....L .
:15 . e Stop the Tich‘c
FOGGY 7 z5w‘\ GDHOREPIENYNSTRIKE5HFEL~ ll}: Thioul and kl‘lr~ ‘ 1 . ‘J.
' £5 STA‘ O {on}: s 111:\1.1\'1. 111's” 1
?5 [her box oi GRO\ l: S C-r1,,\ '
. '5 C 11'nu'l From Pace One. . 1 . ~ fi ‘11 .~- 4
If Bibous, C(mstlpated or m 5 (5 :Hu-XL ”1 Sh“ ‘ H» d
5 —-— .1111! 1 rcup wxlh 01cm bctllc
Haldaclly lake ‘1 V _‘ __
.. .
Cascuuts. ’ l .
‘work had been made.
sun will shine lor_v011.;
“ill shin Clo-31‘. 1‘ ‘1
' 1 ~ ‘11 to rc>ume nor on 1111c.
1‘ l .~'\'.~‘lc' : fled n11 , _ ,
3 55 ' 555 5‘ 55 He smd mat inflow of the
local to resume labor probably
.‘0111 stomach \IDSPT. \Oul‘ tho reason for the longshorcmcn's
with 1112'
l‘llt ida.
Don‘t >13)
l‘t 1'1
takin: Curran 1-
:111 “‘ilhOlll 111111111: 111' in-
Thcy nc\'er .siCkPn vou
Oil 01‘ 111151).
ho illl]‘(1<\ibl0 for longshounwn lo
Fl'l'l’l‘li'l pin work without them.
I‘orcnnn‘s whisllcs \1‘1'1'1‘
occaqm‘u, blown
or _ _
Th ‘ \‘olth Riur “attullont lrom the
1 1x to 22‘1'dsllee.
lion. 10 \1 hom Ihc promise to return to
cxprcssod emu
prise “hi-11 inlormcd ibis morning 01.
rosy and‘lhc lailure of 1110 Chelsea longshm'c-
ring: 15"
\\’ H F
in'
He explain d that inasmuch.
as the “urn 0pcr .110 ‘hc lmkle and
“ms on the ships and pims il nouldl
bo-
15(ll'
resumption of work :1: pi: 1's Mon: 'h< ‘
Illt‘
as “as cuslomarx
h'n-‘h bl low 1hr $111k". in summing H11 111111,
pills. Tllc)‘ ("031 so lllllr 100—‘( 11mm! lo “111k. \(11 a man mnud _lo\\ mil
'n‘K‘, “'ox'k “'hi‘ug you 519.311. lllt‘ I‘ll‘d'.‘ ill l‘PFDOnSl‘ l0 lllc‘ <12“le
5 .....1...._ .475 ___&__- _-—-___.r._:.r_.______._ ._
5EPWOR'I‘H l EAGUE
—’1
OFFICERS TO DINE
Continucd I‘lcm l'irst l‘aze
dnlc. Sauunluck and
c‘hllrt‘llvs.
5|
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North \\'illon
Tho supper will be scru‘d
al 7 o'clock. The llcv. A, S, Kara
11:11:11. ll. ll. and the 1101'. “C \\'_ T. 5
Duncan. )1. 1).. both most succcsslul
l'ormcr puslms in lhe community “ill
be pin-son! and make a'ldrcsscs. Dr.
Duncan is pastor of the Jones Mclho—
dist Episcopal (hunh in Ilmoklvn
and Dr. Knvannch is lhe dlsllicl <upel-
intends nt of lhe III'Ol)kI_‘ll South dis
Hid II has bun 11h nucssulv lo
llcadquarlers lor All Kinds ol Masons’ Malcrials
TheNorwalkCoal&SupplyCo.
SOUTH NORWALK
Successors to
RAYMOND BROS.
We havgl‘erlillzersfiroundBonc,SheepFerli lizcr.&c
linm th. .1111 nd 'mcc at thiK meeting to
l‘lc olTirial numbers of the ('lluxclns
.__.._,.
l'otwilhslandlng the fact that lhe
many friends lhroughoul lhc commu- ‘I
nily of Dr. Kurnnagh and Dr. Duncan
\xould be glad im' the priivlczc of sce-
in: and hearing them again
EXPRESSMEN SEND
LEADERS TO HINES
(Continued {mm Page One).
press employee throughout the coun
try. some 01 whom are lhrealcnilll: 10
follow lhc cxnmple of the New York
organization and strike without the
sanction of their union leaders.
1\ petition has been presented to ill-
1mm Hines asking him to hasten the
decision of the wage board. As soon
as hr replies to this petition word will
be sent to the slrtl:eis here and they L
“ill hold a meeting to vote on the con-
’—
To aceonhnodate our customers and supply their needs, The
CITY NATIONAL BANK, of South Norwalk, Conn, has
madethe following chenges: Increased the working space of
the bank and changed from the old Boston Ledger System to
the new and up-to-theminute STATEMENT SYSTEM.
WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE OR
SMALL.
H3.” m‘. at.» -
The City National Bank
MIND”;
*7
linuation oi the strike No answer
“as received flop) Mr. Hines to the.
lr—leglam sent him last Saturda) by the
union in which he was informed that
the men had decided not to return to
PLUMBER.
WPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
tell-nerd Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
CALL
JAFFE 8a ASH . 1
....
, Midn't cost MORE.
" you will get MORE.
” 0 buy everything in the line or
' and Second-hand Furniture.
5 For: at. Tel. 499. E. Nor-walk.
- a-
;.
'xo. 2 m GOAL
$9 a ton at yard
$10 a ton delivered
L. EFFRON
.. St. East Norwalk.
5 Tel 441
' Cabbage
1 5 - 9 5 r 5 ' , -
Schultze s Fhursday Spec1als
FANCY ESCAIL’LOPS . . . Z . . . .' L .' .". . . $1.00 at.
Brisket Corned'Beef ..... . . . . .1. . 12 1-2c lb.
Plate Corned Beef lSclb.
Wilson’s Certified Hams . ...-.-.. ..- -.-. . .... 32c lb.-
ooo-nuo-eoCO-no mne- seer-u. Ice'lo'm’o'ouo. 4C lbs
no...
‘ ‘ o
m.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
\ United m M No. 17.903.
work unh'l some action is taken by tho
nulholitics.
1 “0rd reached headqualters of tho5
tentllslers union here last night that
llilcclor Hines was in conference with
members of the international brother
'hood yrslerday. No p'arLiculars were5
ghen. but Marlin Lacey, Secretary of
local No. 45. issued orders for a spe-
cial meeting at the Manhattan Casino
155th street and Eighth hvenue, at 2.
oclock yesterday afternoon Mr. La 1
cey said he would _'not be surprised if
the men weer back on their jobs again
'inside of twems-Sour'hours.1
5M1- and Mrs. Chester Guyor of this
city, who are low mg with George F. 5
Belfragir Hip! llip!‘ 515-353 ‘Company
— will play at the. Stanford Theatre on
the 5th of November Guyer, who is on
the mechanical stair, claims that it is
“181”th ’
Mitchell and Grant
eC-A-R-s-
p'l‘ry a Sentinel Want All.
MME. JE ANNETTE.
South Nor-walk 's Leading
Corscticrre & Glover
56 SOUTH MAIN 8'3.
Corsets Cleaned and Repom .-
Satisfaction Guarantl ...:
A Few Weckk
Reminders:
ECONOMY BRAND COIL
a pure :md delicious urn
3 lb
AUNT JEMIMA S PAN1
FLOUR, 3. pkg
QUAKER OATMEAL.
from the mills
YELLOW CORNMEAI
PURE NEW ORLEAjc‘ ‘
LASSES ..qt 301
PURE CIDER VINEGi’th
a. gallon . . .
A. SW“
24 Cottage Sue-'1
East Norwalk
.r ~25
s:—
an.
m
GIFTS!
Lavaliers, Neck Chains. Erm . *1
es, Eardrops, Lockets. E-r‘ 1
Pine, Rosaries. Bracclcls. Lu‘du
fies" Guard Chains. Prim".
Crosses, Stone and E u" l?
Rings,‘ Wedding filings, -~-l. n
Tcuska Pearle, Eycglm‘.
Chains, Strap Watches, Wm H
Bracelets, Bracelet Watch-z.
5 GIFTS!
Cull/Buttons. Stickplns. "..o
Clasps, Fobs. Vest Chm. '
Charms, Clgarette Cm" '-
Cinar Cutters, Pocket Knit“ -
Stone and Signet Finer-V
Watches, Desk Clocks, Catnmt
. Clocks, Parlor Clocks, Ofiw 6
Clocks, Kitchen Clocks. lw ~.V
Clocks, Auto Clocks, Ale-pro
Clocks. l
BUYNG IN SAFETY <
AT BRANDS
JEWELRY AND OPIILAL 5
STORE '
,, some HORWALK
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