CtllIRAGE!
H present.
fiat"
—= ‘
“monedutyofovetymen
fitofaoethefutmashefaeesm
ofwhat"
ihasinstmforhim,and
towardthelightashe
. mthelighttoplayhispart
'1 mentally as a man among
.8 mono“ noossvsm.'
@TERRIS @°'
UNDERTAKER
U WASHINGTON 81'.
David W. Raymond 4
IN. 0-0.. 1m; Hons. M
I" RID MEN’S BUILD“.
Ari-Craft Roofing
-“d¢ _ 2.4
mmrummmw
Ammforthemwm
Agemsuwenforumm
'you’llgetthemwerotouoe‘.
The Hatch & Baileyg 'v'Co.
Hummus-um
hm*-tfl* uflflefi
thtwmanoodeest? Pleaaeshtewhiehyonpredesam
~ _-____
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
SRO-G CARBURETOBS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaasl Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T, 30. NORWALK.
' Illa
. - CENTURY—NON SKID.
-m
Bur before the October advance:
000d cars on sale.
A! seize Macbeth Lens.
All size Violet Ray Lens.
Puts for Fords.
Quick service—ail makes of cars.
Austin’s Garage
PHONE 1959. ‘
liax Road Kind Tires
$12.58
$11.95
The Black
Every shell
a refund.
Shells are lead-
ed right and
shoot right.
guaranteed or
Albert D. Morgan
“8TB. MARION ’ ’
St., N. Y.
Daily at 3 P. M.
(Sunday Excepted)
. . J
‘ PHONES
York—Porsyth 9151
l a LINEING.
x , .,,,
makes.
PLUMBER.
iras'r FREIGHT snavrcs i;
We Pier it foot of East 5th
l
: ‘ves So. Norwalk in time for
.3 A. ll. Delivery in New York
Dilly
South Norwalk 804
' W YORK & NORWALK
smith, Underwood.
Remington. all other rm the almy'.
sold. rented.’
repaired. Rentals, 86 l
per month Machines resg toward the rim. 11 today.
ie‘w'm-ren EXCHANGE.
' Id Ave- .rjd'em Conn. held there ove1 Sunday by the rules
- - can.
JAFFE & ASH
'VELEPHONE 499.
‘aro.2moon.
$9atonatyard
flOatondelivered
s L. EFFRON
I-ien»;\ -‘
.
t'ont cost more in the begin-
h-t, you will gain more in the
We buy everything in the line
, f-cspecially Second-Hand
ism Nor-walk.
m “1 dent’s progress continues. as {luring
l
l
1
-. -m.-.....__._ .. .
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 sou'm unit 81'. soon aoawans
‘ l
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
10c 1b.._STEAK BOSTON BLUE FISH—10c 3b.
EtATE CORNED BEEF......... ..... . ........ 12c lb.
gigsxs'r CORNEDBEEF .. ........7........10¢lb.
CABBAGE . . . .
BEARDSLEY'S SHREDDED CODFISH . .,. . . . . . . . . 15c pkg.
unseen.-
IO0-I0"*Osgo‘ooejo{fiofbfoomeujoeoeeoo-o “1?.
‘
.Scltullze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
NOB-WALK. SOUTH 303W“
ll
39c lb-Coftee-39c lb
The same old reliable C ofl'ee; The Coffee with
the real flavor. m
Campbell’s Beans in tomato sauce . . . . .. 2 for é§c
Candied E225. warrant .doz. . . . . . . . . .
re Leaf Lar .33c. Compound. l . . . . . . . 28c
Choice Mixedr or Oolone Tea. lb. ....... . . . . . 43c
New Pack None Such Mince Meat. pkg. . . . . . . . . 14c
Crown Aster Spinach. 1 lb. 14 oz. can . . . . . . . . 25c
)iazola Oil for all purposes. pint . . . ...... 38c
California Sardines in tomato sauce. can. . . . 12c
Van Camp‘s Tomato Soup. can ...... . ........ 10c
Bakers’ Cocoanut in rich milk. can ............ 13c
If vou want a nice fresh cake to top off your
meal with trv one made at White House Breadery.
next to . .1
Beckmann’ 5 Grocery
FREE DELIVERY
83 Washington St. Phone 1405..
FLYING WEATHER POOR. I TO NEW ENGLAND PARENTS.
.. .......... -._.....- - h._...._- ._._.__._.
bill in congress which will make it il-
legal to sell in any part of the United
States beverages which contain more_
than one-half of one per cent. of al-
cohol. He is Representative
J, \‘olstead of Minnesota. 11 Republi-
can.
300 SUITS FOR
DIVORCE NOW
“o.-
Continued From Page One.
,.
'ller maiden namt was fivnevieve (‘on-
lley. and that he married her on Nov.
1‘7». it'll
. (‘athminv .\', Gilbert, of Bridgeport.
sips another resident of Bridgeport.
whom she married on February 22,
1912. claiming that he has been intol-
In ad-
erably cruel since fly 1. 1916.
dition to the divorce. she asks the cus
tody of two minor children. Leonard.
aged 71, and Mildred. titted .‘l. and aii~
mony.
Desertion since August 27 1905 on
the pan of his wife Elizabeth 1.14am
son Oatley is claimed by Eugene E.
Oatlcy. both of Bridgeport. (or an orce
He gives the date of his marriage as
December 3]. 1899.
May Harner Black. of Bridgeport.
'wants to be separated from Edmund
Black. now of New York.
that he has cruelly treated ltrr since
.0clobrr l, 191:1. although she was mar-
ried to hitn but rive months below.
There has ht on one minor child. Isa—
hel. and sl-1«.1sks the custody oi the
Child. '
‘ Chiming intolvtahlc cruelty Pan-y
3B. Ketcham. ot’ Bridgeport has insti-
‘tutui actinn against her husband.
'Lllarles .l. Kiltham also of lltillzo
port a hint: that she be ofiicialh s- p
armed front him
DECAL TRIO WANTED
TO INTERPRET LIQI OR
? ACT OF LEGISLATI'RE
(Continued on Page Three).
1 . ~
advice. \Vnr-titnv pmhibitlon became
effective July 1. The couurussionets
want to know whether holders of lie
censes are entitled to a refund of :1
part of the license {no they paid the
commissioners for a license to run
one year. Many of these licenses. un-
der which dealers had to suspcn-j op~
oration. expire next Monday. Another
question is whether the commission-
ers. in View of the war-time prohiv
bitlon being in force. have the riflhl
to issue a renewal of licenses to deal
firs who have applied for tenewals
in some of the tOWns w ‘1ir-h had becn
no license. they will be license aflel
Monday. The commissioners want to
know whether they have the richt to
issue licenses in those towns. as ap-
plications have been filed for licenses.
Connecticut is one of the three of
the forty-eight States of the l'nion
that failed. to ratify the eifllltf‘t’mh
Hamendment Ne“ Jersey and Rhode
Island being the others So far as
the laws of this state are concerned it
is legal to sell liquor but the war-time
prohibition puts a ba non the sale oi
liquor here. and when prohibition un
CHICAGO 0m. Tin—Six. stranglers A KW“! Word of Warning Would der the eighteenth amendment be"
double ttanscontinenta. Have Saved Th" Chlld'i Ll'e. comes 9'79“”? “9’“ January it w'"
NEW .IHVEN Oct. "8 -With the be illegal to sell liquordn Connecti-
ail race hoped to make further DIOS'.
although railroad gates closed at New Haven
Bold attiOper month. prospects for good flying “cather were
Lieut. H. \V.
Y1
Sheridan. who land
Saturdav and we:
poor.
ed at Buffalo N.
of the race against Sunday flying. ex-
" pected to complete the 323 miles to
'llineola, N. Y.. during the day.
The other airmen east-bound are
Lieut. Gish, at Cheyenne, “Iva: Lieut.
R. M. Bagby and Lieut.-Col. H. Hart-
ney. at North Platte. Neb., and Captain
F. Steinle. at Battle Mountain. Nev.
The only west-hound flier is Lieut. R.
‘s ,\Vortthington who wells at Rock 15-
land lll ready to resume his flight.
' l 1
PRESIDENT STILL lMPROVING.
WASHINGTON Oct. 27. ——The presio
station the other day on the New York
New Haven and Hartford Railroad. a
little boy of tour years'old.crawed un-
der the gates and was instantly killed
by an express train.
\Vhose fault was it that this little
child‘s lite was destroyed? His
cut
The Legislative act of 1919, is gener-
ally regarded to have been loosely
drawn, in view of other statutes relat-
ing to the sale of liquor on the statute
books.
[GOVERNOR SUGGESTS
pa- ‘
rents? Did the parents sumciently in-'
culcate in that young boy's mind the,
fear of such an act
A kindly urgent word on the part of
the parents,,even a suggestit'étword of tion of the first anniversary of the
warning. just one word at caution to
the average child's mind instills that.
mind witn‘somethmx‘llik‘e tear—~11 the V
'3 warning is given firmly yet kindly.
Parents who do not admonish their
fchildre 1 of such a railroad danger are
ignite apt to be careless of their own
lives.
ingest that .on Arr-unset
PUBLIC oasnimmcn
or ARMISTICE DAY
Continued From, Page 0112.
signing of the armistice. if I hav'e'
the authority- to so do; I do not.”
it add-us. to thus mun-armban-
nd the industrial and business ac~
vities ('11.: the state i‘ do‘ however.
5-! public
exercises be held to mu» the sls-'
nifleunce of the sigma: 1'1 the “‘8'
tice «to the people entire world. and of
.the conditions which > eyed
gm
' i Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
8mm Example otGood Sense
a m Met Shove-n her Heme oorutwith a Reno “Juspul” 131111111»...
'end makes her figure um
Instead otmmlyaddlng bulk to her ileum it compresses it amt
makes it actually mailer.
..— n—‘ada-o.»
Fat?“ -"" ’7 ‘~ 2‘s.
1 “Jusnul” v
~ BRASSIERES
are adjustable to any figure without alterations; and bet-auto at 1:111
, under-arm lacing decioe are not afl'eoted by shrinkage.
They will do as much for you as for pther women. Models for all types, in all 5..
$1.25 TO 33. 00
BETTER TRY THEM
‘ ‘ V “-.
\ u“.
Here is the man who introduced the .
Andrew ’
ON COURT LIST
(in: sit-d by Robert 3.. also of
Bridge port. “ho alleges that she dr-
named him on May 15 1915. He sms
claiming -
PRAYER BRCLGHT HER A HUS-I
BAND AND AN EVANGELIST
AT THAT.
New York G.rl First Saw "Gypsy"
Smith Whlle Attending Church
, Service.
It has been more than) case of
love at first sight for Miss Karin
Tjader. who lives on Milionairce‘ Row.
opposite Cenaral Park. in New York
city. As she saw. for the first time. her
future suitor, in the pulpit ot the Fifth
’Avenue Presbyterian church. she» felt,
that perhaps th- tirm had come when
her prayers for an opportunity to be of
Christian service in the world were to.
be answered. Later. she met Cath
Gypsy“ Smith. the famous Scottish
soldier-evangdist. As they became
better acquainted she was sure that
this was her chance. “‘hen the cap-
tain ,who was wounded while fighting
with tthe 'l‘ynside Scots in the battle
of the Somme, returned to Scotland in
August. Miss Tjader was at the pier to
wish him bon voyage. On her finger
she wore a bi: solitaire diamond,
Miss Tjader do»: not look upon tnei
.1
\L 1‘. a
Buy a Doublebilt Suit for your hm, ii
guaranteed for 6 months. The best Rm s't lulltm; .11
the U. S. A.
___'
\gr. -
FOR MEN WHO VVC'Q" “l” C
WATERBURY BOY HIT BY AuTo,_
“ATE-mill Rl. 0n Jinn-«1rd;
LN,
:flair as a roman“ ‘l‘cr year.- l .onwn' S. was stluck and sttiotlsl} .n ; Factory “my“ is. ”111.0,“, ,m
"fl“ ‘l"v“‘ ‘ 7"." 1.! ‘5 'l -;.11 l “W? l" juted by an automobt lc ouncd l“ "“‘ 'farmcrs. minute. mill 1‘“ tlwyw rd
“'h'l‘h 1 ”Hill 3“ “' ‘ ‘H‘vii t-itv and d1i\cn h) \ssislzlnl Plumb all other mrn vim u- :k 7' '1‘.
V.“ prayer lr 3' 'Tii #-T--“"*“~" ' ‘5” ing. inspector James ll. \Valluh ."Vr" straining physical labor an a r
said simply. "l l.:l\r EN 31131:“ 1.11 :rrday. The accident lH'l‘lll‘l‘t’d 5” ”1‘ less subject to kidney that V w
in a Christian lion. and ,' shuns to corner of Butler Hill and \Vl-‘lll‘leD gives warning signals 1} ‘ ’l
me ”‘9 most m” "11- 2:11;: in l-“t :uc-nuos. .\ir. \K'alker claims thr Tiny lameness. stiff joints, sotr
world for me to 211.1} a? t'\“lr‘.£‘t"l‘,~l Hill from the sidewalk (lll‘vt'll) ir ‘r-ml harhat‘lw ant l‘llf‘lllllatic ;.. , =,.
it seems like an ans wer to my pray. er of his ca \lr “'allur tttshui the NJ) “'0" Green Day, “is” v, -. 1
though 1 haw» no idta v1 2:111 1m special on t to \\ :'1terbuty Hos-1.11:1] 111 iii rm Kidney l‘ills l‘t‘lioyed rm 1' .
SPl‘\l(‘e will be." At the ho. pital it was slattd yum: barltache, that had hotln'vt . l'
Durinz parrot the year .\!1s-: 'r‘jado: Brown was suffering {111m in tl‘zl‘lil in seyeral months. A frw l. .1
111 tlu me up in 200d shapr" s N‘
and her mother lit. in m» .r home on juries and a possible ttzutute
Fifth avenue: the remainder at \‘lcn- lase of the skull. Walker reporlt-d:
insburg their country home. where the accident at police liradquanvrel
Miss Tjadrr may be set 11 and was not held.
around the sound «11'
Hot l1v1‘1711et‘ 11111:.
m “.11.... Chat ge Accounts
h“ M“ ‘W Opened to Worthy People
.19lll no liltl'”
POWELL CORPORATlON.
\
MME. JEANNETFE
South Norwalk's Lead: ;
Corsetierre 81 Glow 1:
almost any
tennis. .1
:1 spin in
day
swim.
in r pow» rlul 1.1t'
She says ~31!
paillits; but Can“ 1111‘ '_
._._...._._._. ”—m... ..
She carts 111219 for :m- theatre. Hnr (Except During December)
cltivt’ recreation 1s in outdoor srm.
C 8?;
and l‘er real jry of lim tomes T1111: SOME DOWN and SO mu h p 56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
h... MM,“ week or every two weeks or month i _ . t. ll ‘
’ or “'1
"Anyone who thinks 1 2". ligious lire ly, just 88 agreed ‘0- i A V18“. ‘10 our S e
-.~ .' . ' otiontovct
I: dull and “(.mmburf‘” \ does ..;1t This is a sound. lmnmt :lntl‘ Of great sang“ ‘
know *he ”an" ‘ (me ‘5 real) ntnrc easy way. and must appeal.)
'01 '\'e. > '. " ~.' ~ -
mm" 0 h om h“ m pm“ on‘ and W111 make you 1l1111k tn
:1 ud folio v1 :1
.14
allrt ady
(it‘~ '
self up from the whirl . . i
- , ‘1‘l1a 1: no“ to
straight track." ”51‘ I“ I‘ ' THE _ ‘ ‘
The captain will refill". to America Have a Better Wthh l LATEST ST‘ LL§~
in December and alter U1“ holidays '19 Have 8 Modern Clock IN it
“-111 begin an ..~.r-..me1...1o (":nnpulun in. Have Good Pieces of Jewelery 1 FOOTWE -\R i
. . ~ g. y « . l . - ‘
R""°“_" “‘_ ‘\° "“9 \ha K‘M‘)” ’9‘ ‘0‘ stock isJargzcr than mm- in \nlentl AT ,
unifiedd’m". 8"" Jib" “ad" 53'“ from 'lhc pill-1's ale plainh 111ark-' ~Q"
she wtll be torn when t‘1 1 minipaum Cd MAX LEV‘ h
' ' l- .
starts ready to help. as her firm“, 31 South Mam Stu,
'. , 1
wt. hes bet to 1.0. ‘ ‘ CHOOSI‘NG IS AT ITS 1 South Norwalk. .
_ +~ BEST now 1 4
I
Early buyers have selec'ed
’ Christmas presents as gold rings. gold
Specia‘s . for the :t‘lrtxlci‘piergsmcgold lavallers. braceletC "um“ CORSEIS
‘V 68k. ’ A“ ii: 30:33:];231‘02? lads to Measure
Guaranteed
.—--<- _..
rm iniw ORLEANS no-
LASSBSsqt 30c. agul. $110
QUAIER 0AM
from the mills. .3 lbs. 200
PORK AND BEANS—No. 3
Beg.25ceenentto...... 15c
FAIRBANKS’LAUNDRY
runs CIDER VINEGAR,
agnl. ........ . ....... . 50c
A. STULL
324 Cottage Street
Our present stocks are filled to
overflowing with helpful sugges-
dons.
f BECAUSE ofthe
stock at our present low prices.
iate selection.
BMG means-v.
At BRANDS
l
l
l
l
i
i
l
emistantly increasing cest of Gems !
Free. 0115 Metal and Workmanshlp:1
_it w l be impossible for us to re»:
place any artide of jewelry in our
11 We therefore urge prospective.
purchasers of Jewelry for Holiday
Gifts, the advisability of immod-
szeutv .Aun' macaw stone
Write for Appointment,
66 WEST AVE.,
l 110st
g AMERICAN
- and
CHINESE .
RESTAURANT
REGULAR DINNER
11:30to 2:30 p. 111.. 40‘
SUNDAY FULL COUE 51‘-
mm 85c
,»
Opal-“mytromll -1 '-
1 _m.to1;fls.m_
:fimwaac. llama-l3
‘
l
l
t
l
I
Norwalk Chronicler