‘ you have gracious words to say
‘ give them to our hearts today
"it your words will cause!!!
burrow
keep them to the last
1.1m...»-
to-
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' Agratifyingthingtony—
u we have plenty Goal to-
.11: not 'twould-eense us
1 ' sorrowandwe’dkeep
, fiet till tomorrow. We get
it after vexing hunt; believe
,1: us it is some stunt!
Rmso
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAK ER
m once, toes-s; House ”I.
8? WASHINGTON CT.
I" RID MEN'S IUILmrlb
hem-amniorneemsou‘d.
Hammered“? Plea-elutewldebyeu'puefcml
you’ngettheanmeratonoe. ‘
The Hatch '& Bafley’Co.
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD mus
STROHBEBG CABBURETOBS
CHANDLER an: ammo EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND MG
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1300 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T, ‘0. NORWALK.
lhx Road King Tires
... ...................... $10. 75'
13. 85
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$12.58
$11.95
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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.
h,- before the October adxance.
cars on sale.
All cclze Macbeth Lena.
A1! size Violet Ray Lens.
Putts for Fords.
Quick sen-.ce—ail mains of cars.
Austin’s Garage
PHONE 1959.
The Black
Shells are lead.
ed right and
shoot right.
Every shell
guaranteed or
a refund.
' tear FREIGHT SERVICE
"3112. MARION"
. Pier at foot of East 5th
St., N. Y.
Daily at 3 P. M.
(Sunday Excepted)‘
» So. Norwalkin time for
‘A._M. Delivery in New York
City.
PHONES
York—Forsyth 9151
South Norwalk 604
NEW YORK & NORWALK
LINE INC.
Smith Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals,$5
per month. Machines
‘ sold at$10per month.
. PLUMBER.
"PEWRITER EXCHANGE.
[airfield Ave.. Bridgeport Conn.
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CALL
J AFFE & ASH
ny'on’t cost more in the begin-
. but, you will gain morejn the
7 Wv-b yeverything in the line
Junk—especially, Second- Hand
ture.
TELEPHONE 499.
r.
110. 2 NUT cost;
$9 a. ton at yard
$10 a ton delivered
L EFFRON
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bio 1101‘ world empires and l'ingdoms
down to those 01
“hich are the fragments of those of
the past.
Nations as being the only means ap-
parent to man of holding
passions of men. and called attL-ntion
to the lack of confidence on all
of the power of this league to accom-
plish what it is designed to do;
of the parts of the interpretation of
the dream. which says in the days of
those kings, shall the God of Heaven
set up a kingdom “1119:1131;
mowed, but shall continue
ever and of the conditions if
land harmony which shall th
”This he said, is the. only r‘éc
gthe world will ever muffin coiled med 9‘ 50
gm flax-walk. attention to the signs. which indicate
~mm L“
Germans had many years’ start of the
British the latter have made a W-on
detful progiess in the last few years.
“The 11-38 to outward appearances'
will look like the 11-34, but her dimcn-l
sions, horsepow,er speed and radius of
action will be much greater. When
Full of gas, she will have a 2, 724 ,000
ruhlc feet capacity Ihich is fifteen;
times that of the C5, the United.
States naval dirigibl'e that blew to sea
audit-.1113 lost last spring at gfifiewfound'L
land just after a record night from.
Cape. May and on the .‘eve of an at-l
:tempt_1o (=is the White. "
“Sifégfl . The 3.311.111 can wreck in length, as
1 feet int! .-mete 193 feet 6 inches high
atjaflgsefui load § tons.
ttf have 3. intro:
The British Air Ministry has oflered
‘0 min Dt .‘sgxmel for 3-38 In
WW1» :1 . that
the p1'e:ent time
Mr Teeple spoke of the Learn“ of
’.._check the
Sill“:-
thcn
it];
preysfln- and carries
ce’ Which 01D?
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at the kingdom in waste. agent.»
Nat Sunder X1: M illl
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 sou-m MAIN 81'. com NORWA-LK ‘1
room. at the close of the meeting.
Every member of the no Chapter.
the “'estport Chapter All circle
members will attend. fleeting is
mad. Mn 1.
Allie W at the m Ins-oh.
last 1115111. that. Well street sidewalks
and the roadwayWex-eblo‘cked endthe
police were celled to regulate truffle.
At the opening of the performance
Manager Kantor announced. his re-
grets that an ydteorder should have
attended the opening of the show. due
to the anxiety of patron to get into
the theatre and, at the fine time, de-
clared for an open theatre e'very Sun-
day evening.
PITCHED BATTLE
IS STAGED BY
LONGSHOREMEN
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police. who used their clubs
One policeman was struck in the head
by a brick and seriously inJured.
The ten men arrested were badly
beaten up and had their wounds dress"
_ed by police surgeons. Two of them
were taken to the hospital. Others
wounded in the fighting were taken
away by friends. Four of the men an
rested were charged with felonious as-
sault and earning concealed weapons
and the others v-ith disorderlx con-
duct.
NEW YORK Oct 1 .—lnsurgents in
the lanks of the striking lonnhore—
men who claim 22.0l00 workers in
_th”nl,\'-fOlll' locals today. "olficially”
1w. nt on strike. Richard Butler, their
‘ieader. said that up until today these
’meu merely had been taking a vaca-
\tton.
; T. V. O‘Connor. president of the ln-
vternan‘onal longshoremen's Associa-
dcclared on the other hand that
o-
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tion.
the strike was breaking up. and that
:ully 30.000 lnngshoremen would be
back to work during the day.
The steamship owners declared they
would hold no further conferences
‘with the special conciliation board ap
pointed by Secretary of Labor “’llson.
‘ , . ”The; said attempts would be made to’
Schultze S Tuesda S eClals in 1d and unload their ships today.
l The insurgent lonzsboremen plan«
tied to picket the entire waterfront
PURE PORK HOME-MADE SAUSAGE . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40c lb. and ”1‘” lead?" 5190mm! effclrm
' ' would be made to enlist the sympathy
Rlb Lamb Chops .............. . . . .......... . . . .. . 30c lb. of :m- glarinc Fire-men‘s I‘nion of 011-
o—rs an \"atcr Tcndcrs along the Ab
Steak COd ................. . ..... . ........... . .oc 200 ID. 1311”,: and Gulf coasts. ‘
Steak'l‘ile Fish ............ .. ...... 18c lb. ”—
Flat Fish ................. 12clb lLABg'ggggl‘SggLEMS
A BARGAIN m BAKED BEANS 1 ‘- _' _' ‘
With Tomato Sauce .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 cans for 25¢ l (COMMEG mm mm P33”
3 "l 11111c11ll1'nza tucctlng of the Labor
, 11nd taxmcrs' orcanimtlons in “'ashing-
' ; mn December ‘13." Mr. Stone said
SChunze s sanitary filarkets "We have invittd the cooperative
grout-11.1 associations. fruit growers,
031M sum mm ”(L 17,903. 1.01am growers. the National Grange
and all the others and will endeavor:
NORWALI. 80m Ronwm to work 0111 a cooperative method of
I bringing the producers closer to the
__ - city workers withobt so many middle-
" “‘ ’“‘ ‘ _ ‘ "r" ‘— W men.
.\l1‘. Stone said he has been working
on the plan for several weeks. His
- made at the same time as Samuel
‘ ktiompers', but Mr. Stone's intention
. , Wes to call a meeting lfi Chicago
The same old rellable Cofiee. The Coffee w1th about the llme tho 1.31101 Party's na-
“ ' l convention is to be held Novmn
the real flavor _.11... 1101111 - -
' ber 22. he said. Tonight this plan
9 . would be merged with the Conference
Cam bells Beans in tomato sauce . .2 'for 2§c in Washington announced by .111. c.0111.
Can led Eslrgs. warranted 2 .doz. . . .. pets Friday.
{are L351“ [63rd l33c. TComéound lb _ . . _ _ . .28c “This is [I]? most critical point in
0108 IX 01' (’0 ong . . . ............ the history of the country,“ Mr. Stone
New Pack None Such Minceeangat. DRE fig said' "I ““5 ”ism-"9d 3" ”"’ “m 2‘"
C A t S h 1 lb ' ' """"" .)-dust1'l:1l conference by some of the
POW“ 5 er Dinac 402. can. . . . . uOc most cold blooded expressions I 6Y9?
Mazola 0]] for all DurDoses. Dint . . . . . . . ....... 38¢ heard inmy life. "“‘hen we told the
( alifornia Sardines 1n tomato sauce. can . . ..... 12c nnnlorcrs‘ group the danger 111 So-
Van Camp‘s Tomato Soup. can 10C clalism. one of them said: “'ell.
k ' ' ' ‘ ' """ that may all come to pass, but let it.
Ba 91‘s, Cocoanut m l'lCh Hulk. can . . . . . . 1 . 1 1 13C our troops will take care of that." ‘
. "But i can add this: Our troops
If you want a nice fresh cake to top 01? your M" shoot do“ 0,“. Deep... 111.1 aha...
meal with trv one made at White House Breadery. *0] 1011111111111 ”1;" 3"“ “'“l “”3“
11' min t 1ey are s 00 mg"
1193-1 t0 . .. President W'llson has handled "more
big questions in a big way" than any
other President. and beside! is“a very }
ec man“ ,8 rocer human man," Mr. Stone concluded. a
I) u— - ~~ !
FREE DELIVERY RATE AT HOME 3
83 Washington St. Phone 1405.. FOR AGED WILL 1
-- 1 NOT BE RAISEDi
WORLD LEAGUE 1 \VILI PLvRCH‘ASEW —~—-' (Continued from Page One). l
IS DIS L QSED BRITISH AIRSHIP of the uotk for the past yea1 will be
BY PA STOR given and an accounting will be ren 1
-- derrd of the source of income how
, Continued me Page One, much it has been and how every penny
Continued From Page One. 5 "—. has been spent The matron “‘55
. .. Staab. “ill tell about the garden and
‘~" Inz Iizid aixships, is ploved by the chickens, and how they have not only
“am“. and the immmmkqnn 1.1- “cm- nip of the R 34 to the United State ptoxided fresh vegetablze and eggs
it’J. me prophet. showing thé snpcesgaml its return to England. “'hile thelfor the table but how they have paid
f01 themselves. She will have other
things to tell about of interest to all.
Special cars will leave the Boston
Store. beginning at 2: 30. The house
committee have donated and will serve
ice cream and cake to all in the dining-
always open to thefieh; public. and
this y,eur they are es lly invited
to the meeting Ind the metal hour
whmh follows More. pd after the
meeting the member: of ‘t e house .
mmlttee will show visitors over the
01:16; "and the Old 900W till! be glad
to meet them and talk with them. The‘
members of the house committee are: 4
Mrs. G. E. Contact, Mu. F.L1onee.;.
MluEth. Eyibee, almanac;
freely. 1
ms am» .81,
1‘
Mam memes Store
Hyatt
materials . a. “ F
!
This Mild Weather Won’t Last
2mm of it far fall house cleaning and brightening up the home with now Wind. -11
mm end «floor- 00W!- ‘fi'fi £11.... 1 tan I1.“ “blew-WM;
SEE THE QUAKER CRAFT LACES FOR CURTAINS
They will prove the some of window satisfaction. Plenty of made up curtains and Curl. 1
ARTISTIC DRAPERIES A-ND FURNITURE COVER 1N GS
Novel pattern and color combinations to please the most exacting taste.
ALL GRADES OF RUGS AND CARPETS
James Golden, Mrs. W. F. Taylor, Miss
Lydia Green Mrs. F. E. Lewis. 2nd,,
Mrs. Earle Thomas, Mrs. W. H. Stowe.
Mrs. E R. Sherwood Mrs. A F. Nash,
Miss A; l. Hoy,t Mrs. Willard 8. Ad-
ams, Mrs. W. H Baldwin, Mrs. Irving
Hail Mrs. C A McNamara, Mrs John
Wchle. Mrs. B. H. Every. Mrs. Jane
Austin. Mrs Wilfred Bodwell. Mrs.
“.Yilliam Ahrens, Mrs. H. Vs". Gregory,
N111. J. H. Seelcy. Mrs. “'1 R. Hassell.
Mrs. W. F. Lockwood. Mrs. E J. Tay-
lor. Miss Amelia. Williams. Mrs. A. N.
Paddock, Mrs. George Carroll. Mrs.
”William Acker. Mrs. Henry Harris
Mrs C. ll Norton Mrs LeRm Mont~
gomery Mr~ Ella Hill. Miss Josephine
Hu1lbutt 1:
The chairman of “Home Vl'eek" and
“Home Day" is Mrs. Robert F. “'ay.
the 'cicc-prceident of the Norwalk Un-
ion of The King’s Daughters and Sons
"Assisting her this year is Mrs. A. F.
Nash A. F. Nash. acting as temporary
chairman 01 tlx House Committee.
H. KRIEG
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' Buy a
FIVE HELD IN
CONNECTICUT 1 maranteed for 6 months.
‘WRDER CASE the L'. s. A.
Doublebilt Suit for your boy.
ER 8t CO.
Etch r 1 ’.
The best Boys' Clothitu
Continuu‘: from Page One.
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'Mu lead to other nr1csts.Tl1e.tlil .
twill: ll‘f‘l‘l 95 material ““DGSSCS- 101d police expressed confidence that
“old was r. e. um here last night the case will be settled and that nil.
tl1'1t tun more mo'n uue arrested in bonds Will be recmerc‘d It was learn
x111 \ork late yesterday afternoon in ed here mgr the New Yerk autl. ruins
connection with the case. They are have already recovered bonds \ulutd’
t-‘(linit‘ztlly charged with being fuci. at $50,000,
tires from iustice A tenth person is Detective Sergeant Frank V9.11”. of
being sought. through whom the police the state police has b0?“ “0M1“: "n
"0"” m clear “p ”"3 (“50‘ Ithc case since the body of Blnkossnz
Coroner's Statement. “ as found and has been assi lino 1n.
Believing that no domite lnfm'ma- \9“ 30m Ewen.“ m track]: 110
tion should be given out until the clues which led to the arrests in x.“
tenth pcrzon souOht in the case is ' '
apne‘t titled Corbrer PM A Mix With Havcn.
. 1‘ . 0 . 1 4 . . - . . . ~ .
his usual reticcncc. dcclincd to talk The.b°d.3d “Shall“a: {3113“ 2' :11”,
about the prisoners at. tho Ntw llavcn “If“: “as! e . e a. ’,, . l"
“um“. jail vvsterday. 1n1ss1npz New ork bank messcnhm. 1_\
“ln.1he invcstigmion of (119/ Uinko- “mam“ of the young mans “0'.le
will. case the coroner's ofl'lct- has bcen The body was latcr exhumed 110m
aided by the New York pnllcc and the ”‘9 M1lfo1'd cemete1y in ordcv- that
t‘onncctlcut state police." said Coro- ‘h" m-Vs mother "Ollld yen }' the
identification madr- in New Y ork. Since
then Coroner Mix has been dire-31mg.
the investigation. with the assistance.
of the police along the Connu-cticut
FliOl‘l‘. Now York detectives and Mutt ‘
police. ’
li‘l‘ Mix. "Some persons are now un-
der arree‘ and some are being ltcld
101' further inquiry. which mil be re-
sumtd in ";c\\ Yolk 10d 11 it i- stal-
ed in the newspatet's that 1hc tas-
mixed T‘ at is inconect Thc case
is not yct solved and the coroner‘s 11f-
ficc icerets that any statement should
have been made at tho present wage
of the investigation."
Awaiting Extradiiton.
Accordzng to the police. the men
locked up here will bc hcld at the
county jail pending the extradition of
the five men. under arrnst in New
York. who will be brought to Miltunl
for trial.
is
Want Advcztlso
--T'T a Sentinel
welt.
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Charge Accounts;
Opened to Worthy People
3
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WHO HAVE MA‘ .0
"GENEVA Oct. 27.——Dispatthce Tull
Innsbruck say that Papal Avoid "111
lkm'dac. who arrived at l‘t'arnl 11.
Home a nmnih “my l1:!~ t‘\lwn 1
(‘alt'd 2| flllnllul‘ (If (‘4lill.|lv1
pi'ivst's.“'l1o11::111111m ~111'v 1’
hibitinn,
Piflyinm‘ 1‘11: ~v< lwvl
“‘llllv (‘tlllllllillll‘g 141 pm -: 1.», 1‘.
nl Prit'sllimu‘. 'l‘hc _\' :11'1 411-11111"
tho populat'nn :« n1 v.-‘l\' 11M ~'
\illagvs and t'l‘mmtlw \ cu-m 1' l
haVc 111'011ntml .. 111‘ t 1
to abolish 1L1 ‘1‘“: ~~11 l1',‘11..,1
for" pv‘tvm s. 1
Min 311“ .Uzial
MME. JEANNETTEI
South Norwalk's Leading
Corsclierc & Glover
56 SOUTH MAIN ST
Corsetry Is An Art
To Be Well Corscted I'. 1
Pleasure
We Know 2:21;.
Trv U31
Other Arrest; to Be Made.
it was learned in Milford last night?
(Except During December) f
SOME DOWN and so much per.
week or every two weeks or month— ‘
1y, just as agreed to.
that several other arrests will be made
in this state in connection with tltc.
case. The New York (lP'it‘lin'S and'
the Connecticut autlmritles have bel'n
working on a number of dues vh1ch
This is a sound lltllll‘sl .1111l
morc cos) \\a_\.:111d must appeal.
and “ill make \011 think to do
(llll‘ pclhaps 1111“ to
--Have a Better Watch
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LATES'II‘NSTYLES
FOOTWEAR
A'r
MAX LEVY’S
31 South Main St,
South Norwalk.
Have a Modern Clock
! Have Good Pieces of Jewelery
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:Slock is larger than c\"ct to sclc *1
from. The pl iccs arc plainly mark-
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CHOOBING IS AT ITS
BEST NOW
Early hovers have seicc e11 alrlad)
'NUBIWE CORSET§
Made to Measure
Guaranteed
Write for Appointment
56 WEST AVE...
(‘ hrlstmas presents as gold rings g old
f atickpins. gold lavaliers, bracelet j NORWALK.
. 9 watches. etc. l‘
~tour eye-I may trouble . ; l!
M and .1111 1.1111. you i .ARE you A rRosrnc'ron? :
in doubt as to whethet i 3
you need glasses. You r ; AREYOU NEXT?) : AMERICAN
.v $2§1mgr§§§n33renné V ‘; ~0ur present stocksl art-ci filled to : and
‘ he your eyes and find l flowing with be p u “38*" l
1111 .011 1.1.1.1.. 11.... 1 45'. . CHINESE
3:315:50“ wgutrxkr‘g- ‘ Whether you are ready to buy new on RMAUEAN'I;
quire them Will be ' glut. come in and let us convince you; REGULAR Ill!
that when you are ready you can buy.
meet safely and windy. 9
fit ERKND s
JEWELRY AND WWI. um
exactly 1111111: to your‘
C ' needs.
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SUNDAY PULL 001111311:
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0’. Ivory Du from 11:30 I.
n. to 1.
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