-he§e ‘gncioas words to any
give them to our hearts tom
11 your words will .ceuse us...
keep them to the last to— ‘
w» J .n
Agretflying-thingtosey—
«‘3 we have plenty Coel to-
. Ifnot ’twouldeeuseus
Mmrrowendwe’dkeep
- " till tomorrow. We get
after vexing hunt; believe
fluusitissome stunt!
RRIS so»
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UNDERTAKER
rel. aloe, 1m; Heuee ”I.
. e1 weer-amoral! 81'.
"new nun men's surmise
lhx Road Kind Tires
“55‘ tit-f 111194 51; ‘ at; i a
HOWE—RED TUBES.
$11.95
.................
(.85
Used cars on sale
. All scize Macbeth Lens
All size Violet Ra) Lens.
Perts for Fords. -
Quick scnice~ail makes of cars.
Austin 5 Garage
PHONE 195%
The Black
Shells are load-
ed right and
shoot right.
Every shell
guaranteed or
1
a refund.
7 ‘8']? FREIGHT SERVICE
“STR. MARION"
es Pier at foot of East bth
St, N. Y.
Daily at 3 P. M.
(Sunday Excepted)
cs 80. Norwalk in time for
I. A. M. Delivery in New York
PHONES
New York—Forsyth 9151
South Norwalk 604
LINE INC.
Smith Underwood
Remington all other
maltrs, sold. rented.
' ‘repa ired. Rentals, $6
per. month. Machines
sold atsmper month.
PLUMBER.
‘ WPEWRtTER EXCHANGE
l'r‘fleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
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CALL
JAFFE & ASH
- dn‘t cost MORE.
11 will get MORE.
buy everything in the line of
"end Second-hand Furniture. .
9!. Tel. 499. E. Nor-walk.
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NO. 2 NUT COAL
. $9 a ton at yard
810's. ton delitrered
. L. EFFRON - .
2. St. East Norwuih.‘
Ari-Craft Roofing
[zen-""5“
“CHIM‘VWOG.”
murammmm
launteuMIorBeevu-Boerd.
\
you’ngettheeneweretonee. .
The Hatch E Bailey CO.
”mummie-
“an“:
Whetwfllel'oofeoet? Plaseetetevdtiohyoupredexend
.K ridhmefldemendsmreuvin:
’cedenttothereturnthegrentiux of
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
‘ .4 ' NORWALX AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROMBRRG CARBURRTORS
CHANDLER SIX csnmsc man-r
wnn‘s moons
wsmmo m sesame
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1800 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T‘ 30. NORWALK.
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mun-mm
’ (Continued non-mine).
_In amtheraorqonoanShee'stes-
.ieisflete‘d es 11mm
those demands.
Althom Mr. Shea ma before
the board only in behalf of the firemen,
it is generally considered that to in—
crease the wages of the firemen would
necessitate a similar increeee to ell
railroad workers, and any action taken
by the firemen to enforce their wage.
demands would involve simler acuonl
by the other brotherhoods.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-—Secretary
Wilson's proposal for settlement of
the coal strike will be rejected by the
miners, ofl'icers of the United Mine
.Workers of America announced today, ’
_ _ v—-.
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 81'. SOUTH NORWALI.
lt-rothrr ht- dug in the war, must wear Ponilibuli
to Klimt] patchvd trousers. a too faded scheme.
'ddttss.
59c -‘- EGGS -- 59c
73 IFEEVERYONE GUARANTEED
Best Elgin Creamery Butter . . . . . . . . . 62 c lb.
Grandma' s Pancake Flour . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 pints. 25C
MaDle Flavor Syrup. large bottle . . . . . . . . . 250
H.0.0atmeal......... ..... ...h.....2pktzs.25c
ComnoundLard...... ..... ...............28clb
Toasted Corn Flakes 9cnk2.
é ColumbiaRiverSalmon...................19ccan
1 Large bottle Tomato Catsun 150
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Standard Butler & Egg Stores
12 NORTH MAIN ST., SOUTH NORWALK
53 MAIN ST., NORWALK“
That Good Coffee
39c lb. 39c lb.
No. 1 R0 al Plantatio —T1
:11! lovers of real coffee. 11 to kind that pleases
Swift’s Arrow Borax Soa ............ ‘
Lars cJuicv Grape Fruit .0151: value . . . . .' : .5 2%“; 33:
Gold Medal llF lour ................. 3 1-2 lb. bag 29c
V 4"" Best Maine Potatoes ............ 5 lbs. for 1" to
I Eblinz’ s Extra Non-Intoxicatinar ......... 3 for 25c
1 P we Leaf Lard. lb. 33c. Compound .......... 28c
’ 1‘11"“ 1". "t Oleo. the world’s best lb. ........... 35c
Instant Postum . . . . . 30c size 23c. 50c size 39c
Canmoell 5 Pork and Bonus ........ . . 2 cans 25c
Very Best . rude Mixed Tea. lb. ..............
Crisco...” ........ 1-21b.19c llb133c.ll-21bs.53c
Buy )our Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Etc. at \Vhite
House Breadery. next to ‘ ‘
Beck-mann’s Grocery
83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
\
on their Way to a meeting called to
formulate an answer. This was taken
to mean that the joint conference with
operators this afternoon would end
abruptly unless the secretary was pre-
pared to submit. a new proposition. l
John L. Lewis. president of the
l‘nited Mine Vt’orkers of America, reit-
erated that. the union would consider
no offer or settlement that failed to
mam the demand by the miners for a 1
fly 0—day week l
Members of the miners’ committee
Mere Blankets for ColderWeather
W ...... “ZELSSZLZZLZZ‘; T331332" 212:“
Bxpenienoehes proved that there is no cotton blanket made to equal the BEACON 1.11111.
We have all kinds including Indian Blankets, Crib Blankets and the ever popular bath robe -. f
4
HIGH GRADE WOOL BLAh
KETS ALL SIZES
sans-rs, PILLOW case‘s, rowan AND rownLINc.
SEE OUR LINE OF COMFORTABLES
said their meeting this morning would '—
PROF. HODGDON’S
merely ratify the informal agreement
reached last night to reject the odor.
Leaders said they would attend thel
conference at 2 oclock as they had
bun asked to do by Secretary Wil-
son. but that if no new odor of settle;
mom was made- they would start im-
mediately for their homes and make
reach for the strike called for Novi. 1. ‘
GAS ENGINE COURSE I
IS WIDELY COPIED,
(Continued from First Page).
H. KRIEGER & CO,
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the sthool. uss donated. and the boys
under Prof Hodgdon s mstrucu'on
R R. ESTABLISH ,1ook out the engine nhicl‘. had born
RG ’ considered bmond repair 11 consumer-
EME ENC}, CHEST ed it and. after it had been placed in
perfect running order replaced it in
the Car and rant! about the city.
The editor of Manual Training. a
chil- magaztm devoted to this work and the
Continuu! From Pazc One.
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(‘hrst There are
u‘ltn in our own town “who because (f lender in its (lass learned of the in-
the
snumzle caused by father or big novatt’on and invited Prof. Hodgdon to
a sv“1 es of articles on his
No sooner did they appear
old shops and other clothing than he “as flooded with letters from
him taut-us zroar humiliation to the manual naming insinlctors from all
‘( hild be cause- the
th)ughtl(ig little over the country asking for full pa1-
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Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
FRESHLY DRESSED BULL HEADS .30clb.
Fresh Mackerel . 35c lb.
SteakCod ......... . ........ .‘22c1b.
Snapper Blues ....... 20clb.
Tile Fish . ..... . ...... ........ 20clh.
BestonBlues ..... ..... 150 lb.
FlatFish ...... ........ ............_12c lb.
Haddock ..... 12c 1b
ALL'KINDS CANNED rxsn. LOWEST muons.
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Schulize’s Sanitary Markets -
United We “dense No 17903.
memes;
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anatded the first p1ize. the dollars in
101 n1 pan of the program. , l
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES mcnessel
i
also numerous.
J the three diseases foliowihc line of -
state. line.
:lieaith. and Dr. Rocks will leave the-
'state Thursday
Where they will attend the convention .
of the American Public Health Asso-'
ciation Committee on vitaL statistics.‘
Dr. Reekswili address the convention:
on
clinics.
‘ed the home or James Dalton at \‘o
1164 North avenue. shortly kiore ll
o'clock yesterday mornlhg
sucked the place while Mrs. Dalton,
and a neighbor sat talking on the
front vet-ends. They secured silvem'
schoolmatc taunts and leases the wear-
ticulars. One received recently from
Buy your Winter Clothes irom
us now, have them charged and
pay for them in small weekly
payments.
THE TICKLE MAKES VOU CK“
HAYES' HEAHNG HONEY >411
(Thklt‘ ”1111;: the Throat
‘thc (‘out it. 33c. A {rev 111‘\ 1.: 1».
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4—
'with them. The bandits arc reported
to have told Mrs. Jenkins that (boy
were rebels and would hold her 1111s-
hand for $150,000 ransom. They said:
Jenkins would not be harmed if there
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was no attempt to pursue the abduct-313 S 0-] l2.\ TliATli SAlA‘l‘ :- 1
;r of such adrmonls, This along CflIlS- Prof, John Goddard. director 0f man- 01'5- All Amofican bUSlnp-“F associmc‘nnad (‘Oltlr' :lntl (‘N‘lll’ “ 3‘
es many cases of truancy. The teach me] arts training at Nashua. N. 11,, 0f Jenkms has continued ”10 m“‘ri‘J'
«rs are to ht-lp and advise aim the
praises the idea as a most excellent
thing. and asks for full details. so that
per story.
hollll‘.
"lhllitllilt'l‘s.” and these chitin“ use . -
to be cared for just as far as th; pub he mav adopt 'd similar ““111“? of,
21(- uill help. So. ladies. knit-knit-krii rind.“ '
and rt‘illl garnmnis in, old and new — ‘
(money. tool. and don't t'cugrt out- ~‘ T, ‘ MME JEANNm
grown. but [mod shoes and rubbers. DIOXICRI‘IS :‘MUCt l' 5'- .
Send to any or the following‘ Mrr, E, Consul; ASk 3100;000 80 th “W‘s ng
G. Huntington. 21 Ilayviow a‘vcnve; ________ ' u
Mrs. J. M. (‘obw-n. SF South :Lluin (Continued from pagp met,
street: Mrs. (‘111 islian Start 5. 6S West A
Corsetierre & Glover
A Few Weekly
Reminders
ECONOMY BRAND COFFEE,
a pure and delicious drink
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ayrrlut; Mrs. Loo Davis, 1 5 Rowan staff to Puebla to assist in obtaining
sum-t; Mrs. (‘harlcs Quintard. 1‘.” the agent's release.
Main suect. Nonvulk; Mrs. l.r}loy The despatch received by the Do 56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Mnm'JUmm‘Y- U3 S" ‘1‘"? 113“”. 01’ partmcnt quotes the Mexico (‘itynowsz
Mrs, llobcrt F. Way. 116 East avenue. paper, Excelsior. as reporting that the A visit to our store will prOVe
Telephone- Nb?) and the things will 0*- bandits entered a factory owned by . .
called for. Jenkins. gagged and tied the watch» or great satisfaction to you-
4 Prizes. man, forced the safe and robbed it of
A prize of the dollars is ot‘ltt-rtd to $30,000 and then took .ltnkins away
the student 1n the adult class. a: 11i-l1t __ J
school. who attends the m‘ealcat 11:11:1-
bcr of sessions and btinzs in the Ernst
new students. A second prizu 01' the
dollars will be given the pupil margin:
the greatest improvement in lingdsh
In the Junior High school they: will
he an essay contest. each writer choos-
inr: one of the following subjects:
"“‘hat Our Constitution Means to
Eyfry American": "The Constitution
as 11 Check to Bolshevism"; “The
Eighteen Constitutional Amendments
and Their Value." Essays must be
written with pen and contain not less
than 300 nor more than 700 words. No
name must appear on the essay, but
c-ach shall be nu111borcd, the name 01'
the «‘nntt-stant to be known only to tho
lt‘achcrs. All essays shall be handed
I WehaveFertilizers.GreuudBone,Sheepl-‘erti llzer.&c
Headquarters tor All Kinds oi Masous’ Materials
TheNorw'aikCoal& SnpplyCo.
SOUTH NORWALK
Successors to .
RAYMOND BROS.
...” fin..." 1h
in to a committee 1mm the D. A. It,
bct'orv lN‘i‘Plllbt‘i‘ 13. This contmittcc
to act as judges.
0n Janua1y ninth 1920 uhiclt tllV l
is the anni1e1snn of the ratihing of
the Constitution of the I'nitod 8111105..
by the State of Connecticut. the Jun-f
ior llitzh schools will meet together“
tor a 11101113111. “ith the membets 01;
the I). i. R. \t this tinn the essay
liming the meatcst merit Will bcl
E10l1l
latrs
the second [110 and a half 1101-5
The p1ize winning essays \vill
HARTFORD, Oct. 23.»—-D1‘. T. Eben?
'f—
To accommodate our customers and supply their needs, The
a lb. ................ :iC
AUNT JEMINlA S PANCART‘
FLOUR, a pkg“ ... 3:1:
QUAKER OATMEAL. ire-5h ‘
from the mills ..... 3 lb" 2.2.
YELLOW CORNMEAI...h
3] :1- if”
PURE NE‘V ORLEANS MO-
LASSRS . . qt. 30c. gal. it] .70
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
a gallon ...............
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk‘
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:Charge Accounts
Opened to Worthy People
CITY NATIONAL BANK, of South Norwalk, Conn. hes
made the following changes: Increased the working space of
the bank and changed from the old Boston Ledger System to
the new and up-to-the-minute STATEMENT SYSTEM.
WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE OR
SMALL.
it
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The City National Bank
A chart shows that.
ruvel from a point near the New York
Dr. John '1‘. Black. conunissioner of
for New Orleans,‘
communicable diseases and on
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BRIDGEPORT HOUSE ROBBED l
jBridgeport Oct. 23.-—Thleves enter-
1
and ran-
Rceks. State Deputy Commissioner of?
Public Health. said today 1.11th dipthe-l '"'l I III 0
ria was prevalent in a number of .t a I
towns. particularly in Hartford. New' fir" 4- m“
Haven, Bridgeport and “'aterbury.
Scarlet fever and measles cases are
Mitchell and Grant
‘-C-A- R-S—
wmm h. wmsm
’mnl \\ ill
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(Except During December)
1' SOME DOWN and so muth per
3week or every two weeks or month.
‘ly, just as agreed to.
\tmml. lmmxt mul
Hill] 1111N 3131.11 M.
llllllk 11; Ill}-
Tllls is :1
‘mm‘c I‘}l\‘\‘ “113'.
mnkv you
‘I‘lili‘ pt‘l'lmps “luv to
Have a. Better Watch
Have a Modern Clock _ .
Have Good Pieces of Jevy'elory.
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l from. W'llt' pl'lt-t‘x 111‘1‘ plainl} twitch
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c'Hoosmo IS AT 11‘s
BEST NOW
Early buyers lune \vlovw‘d .-t1l...tv
(‘hris1mas presents us guld ring‘ 1 ill
. stickpins gold lavalit-rs. hm. » tut.
watches, etc.
ARE YOU A PROSPECTOE?
ARE YOU NEXT?
Our present stocks arc filled to '
Overflow-ins with helpful sour? .
tions.
Whether you are ready to buy msv OI‘
vol]
on“!
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foot, come in and let us com: net
‘that when you are ready you (.11.
; meet safely end Wisely.
At BRANDS
9 sznan AND OPTICAL srtsa
eouru «QRWALK. 1
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Norwalk Chronicler