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“rheonedntyofem-yman
’-1aoethefutnreaehe!aoee
‘preeengregardleeeorwiat.
has in store for him, and
Mtowardthelightashe
mtholighttoplayhispart
..nfully as a man among
David w. Raymond T
UNDERTAK ER
N. 0.00, 1060-8: Home ”I.
I7 WASHINGTON 81'.
m RID Mill's IUILDHIO
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Agentntoo,forthecreo-DiptStalnedflnnglel. -'—
AgenuumnlforneamBoard.
Wbatwfllaroorooet? Please-tatewhlob yon prefer and
you’llgettheamweratonoe.
The Hatch f8. Bafley'ECo.
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BQSCH SERVICE STATION :3
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TEES
STROMBERG OARBURETORS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T, 30. NORWALK-
'l
:‘SPEAKERS IN NORW'ALKv
....... .. . ........... $10.75 “
. .................. . fig; You will find the most beautiful line of WOMEN ’8 AND
............ . '''''''''' .' 3:232 Misus- COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS AND
.. ..................... 29.94 - -
“SK—PLAIN UNDERGARMENTS, priced lower than elsewhere. Come
. ....... 6.6.0.“; ......... $1695 and be convinced . WW
....................... 2.58
CENTURY—NON SKID;
....................... ...... The Paris Cloak and Suit House ,
. m HOWE—RED TUBES $0.35
vmfi‘IiTififiiiiii.‘IIIIIIIIIIII Elia sasou'mnAmsr. SOUTBNORWALL
,lhl . ........................ 3.20
3 ‘ he .. ....................... 3.85
1? , Ins ......................... 3.85 - —— - J
1.: “Due .................... 4.10
: fig“. ........ 3. ............ 4.85
‘3 ore the .‘ ct ober advance. 1 ‘ ’ - ' ' '
fnflgcfjerfvg‘gbsggf-UM behultze s F rtday Fish Specrals
: All size Violet Ray Lens.
Parts for Fords. STEAK BOSTON BLUES ............. . . . . . .. 10c lb.
‘0‘!“ snowball mains <1: cm 1 FANCY SMELT ...... . ......... 35c lb.
0 5‘ 1 Fresh Mackerel ........................... . . . . . . . . . 35clb.
AUSIIII S Garage i Steak Cod ............ .. .................... 20clb.
wow; .95. 1 SteakTileFish........... ...... ..................18clb.
i. Haddocl; u-o.u-nooneeoeeeogone-oeeo’oaeeeeeoeoeo.. 1201b.
1 PlatFish ........ 22clb
Place a. i CANNED SEA FOOD AT LOWEST PRICES.
IIACHINE ’
In your home.
IT WILL PAY FOR ITSELF.
The EDEN
Electric
is relieble and ““‘ffiite.
Its Wringer is adjustable to
" any position.
" FREE DEMONSTRATION.
Sold of: Easy Payment Plan If
Desired
Albert 1). Morgan
South Norwalk, Conn
5:21.811: FREIGHT SERVICE ,;
“STR. MARION"
‘ es Pier at foot of East 5th 1
St., N. Y. .
Daily at 3 P. M. {
(Sunday Excepted) |
es So. .Norwalk in time, for
SA. M. Delivery in New York
:5» Qty.
‘ ePHONES
York—Forsyth 9151
South Norwalk 604
m YORK & NORWALK
Schultze‘s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.908.
N DIWALI. SOUTH NORWALK.
. -A__._fi
39c lb Coffee- 39c lb
The same old reliable Coffee. The Coffee with
the real flavor. was“- ....--
CampbeilE’s Beans in tomato sauce . . . . .. 2 for
25¢
CandledE 22$. warranted 200d. doz. . . . ..... 65c
Pure Leaf Lard. lb. 33c. Compound. lb. .. 280
Choice Mixed or Oolom! Tea. lb. ............... 43c
New Pack None Such Mince Meat pkg. . . . ..... 14c
Crown Aster Suinach.1 lb. 14 oz. can ......... 25c
V1 azola Oil for all purposes. pint .............. 38c
California Sardines 1n tomato sauce. can ....... 12c
\ an Camp‘s Tomato Soup. can ............... 10c
Bakers’ Cocoanut' 1n rich milk. can. . . . . . . . 13c
If you want a nice fresh cake to top off your
meal with try one made at White House Breadery.
:1 ext to “...... AMA.-.
Beckmann’s Grocery
FREE DELIVERY
83 Washington St.
Phone 1405.
LINE INC.
PLUMBER.
LPEWPITER EXCHANGE.
u-fleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
Fl
CALL
JAFFE & ASH
won't cost more in the begin-
hut you will gain more in the
' «We buy everything in the'line
Eunk~capecially Second—Hand
“me- 2:211 ‘
TELEPHONE 499.
’ no. 2 NUT GOAL
$9 a ton at yard
$10 a ton delivered
L. EFFRON
“ .Balt Norwalk.
1-H “1
Fowl
Spring-Chickens 35c iii
Roasters
you wall.
A woo KVIPN‘GT-Gl R L‘s'VLII-‘E
South ROI-walk Day in and day out, month after
7 “__7__ _ '1mn1l1 she totls. Often she is the
hteatluinncr‘ of the familv ‘l -
Smith )1 . . an: must
Remingthngndjllrgglsgr . 4.. work that others may live, Rain or
molars. ”I“. rented. Ive 0“ Ir shine. warm or cold, she must be at
rcpatred. Rentals. 35 her place of employmém on time. 1A
per month. Machines ' ' ' '
great majotttv of such girls a t‘ 011
sold at 10 e o . ' i I
5 D r m nth FAR K4- tltrtr feet from morning until nieht and
lsymptons of female troubles are eat'lfv'
manifested 21v weak and aching backs.
ftlt‘ncgingrdown pains. headaches and
llHanlFlleFS. Such girls are asked to
try that 1116:: sll’”f“.~‘>‘flll «-
ic fo.‘
25c E!) \c getahle Compound. which f-.11 more
1?“
36c ii)
Killed and dressed while .. .. .. ......
, U. S. AGAINS lTALlAN PLAN
. PARIS ()(t ztltfiat'asl—Dispatches
1'10111
.LOVICK
9,130UT0N ST.
’ Tel. 1492,
,upmt that the United States would.
Irerusr to made to the proposals of
c1 'rc' -=". here
that t :13 Iii-l0 II
of the \1 ork already done on the case.
in addition to this
the New Haven
claim that they developed the
leads in the case and that the New
York authorities “stole their thunder. "
"ail r1111.1. , ‘
w‘.o111un . Ills Lydia E Pinkviant :‘
u l11ch w re Milford, New Haven and
New
1 mm "93 -“ “fl” “99“ ““113 We“ James M. Maher. of Milford started a
:vigorous search along the turnpike. in
fliilford, near which the body of Bink-
lump i1 dictate that considerablehus stabbed to am 4
concern has been caused there by aL Effort.- to get addluonilzingdnnodon
or new developments tron member-- of
the searching party were mulling
this morning. Among themembere aft
tally regarding the Adriatic problem an PW was Dewy, W of
it is indicated MMYMW . _.
11111113111111.1115
, mutual plans mule Hallowe'on
Hones.» bi given me Juniorheer
we“ Norwalk leopard. hue been
"commuted. ‘AA MM plat-torn,
mm“, thin-warm be a morale!“
vale. Mte and appropwo decor
atlons are now being arranged and
Makers orchestra will furnish muslc.‘
Refreshments will be provided through]
the generosity of the ladies board”
with the following members in charge-
8. G. Adams, chairman; Mzs. Jr A
Lehmaler. Mrs. H. P. Price 8251 Mrs
F A. Lane. i
The executive committeO. composed
of the chairmen oi’ the Various com-'
mittees, is as follows: Wm. 15‘ Bishop.
Jr.,.chairman; Mary Bette. John Ca-
hill. Wm. E. Daniels, Jr., Barry W.
'Earle, Louis A. Lehmaier. 1:2. and
Harry Lane, treasurer.
l The floor committee consists of the,
above committee with the addflton of
Jr..
Russell Frost, and Dr. William
TrACey, Jr.
The pat one and patronesses are:
John MC.iullen. president. of the
Mr. John McMullen, president of the'
Norwalk Hospital; Mrs. Louis A. Lebg
mater. president of the ladies' board: ;
Mrs. Herman Aarom Mrs. John Ad-;
Norwalk’s Lending- Dry Goods Store
Kiddie Komforts of Many Kinds
our most customers sometimes fail to realize the big and varied lluo .11
Childrens Clothing to be hundineverydepartment.
Mum's rumours—A new line with tiny ones for the baby and a mu 1...... .1: ,
sizes for the bigger brothers and sisters.
CHILDREN'S 00AM emotional selection of warm and durable Ooats' in many we can .1 m1
‘ colors with plenty ocl’ dainty white ones for the little tots.
CHILDREN’S RAIN COATS—A sure protection from storms and dampness with a little 1-1.1 to
match in a pocket of each one. Reliable Rain Capes too.
CHILDREN’S SWEATERS—Another health protecting garment in many styles, Shadow .‘mtl
sine:
CHILDREN’S UNDERWEAR—0f famous Forest Millsmake and other reliable to.
Vests, Pants and Union Suite, sixes.
CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS —'1‘ime has proven that we are headquarters for all grade: .1 ,
looking, wear resisting Hosiery.
L CHILDREN’S KNITTED CAPS, BATH SNIPERS, NEGXWEAR, HANDKERCHIII‘S.
‘J
itti‘f,
tNNl
ams (Westport). Mrs. Samuel G. Ad-'
ams. Mrs. George Bette, Mrs. Edmund
Ilreese. Mrs. Percy Brooks: A. G.
Burr (Westpotl. Mrs. G. F. Butter-
tvorth. Mrs. J. J. Cavanagh. Mrs. L. A.
lilherty, Mrs. W'. H. Earle, Mrs. James.
Farrell. MS Russell Frost Jr.. Mrs.5
John Hadcock Charles Harris Mrs H. .
J Hipson Mrs. George Hill. John She' ‘
man Hoyt. Mrs Philip N. Knapp, Mrs. .
(l. D. Jackson. Mrs. H. S. Lockwood.
Mrs. George E. Mathews. Mrs. M. N.
Mayelioff. Charit‘s Millet. Mrs. Fletch-
er \inntznmtrv Mrs. G Morgan Mu-
ten. lIr Mabrlle J Perry. Mrs. Frank
Presbre)‘. \lrs Dudley E Raymond
.Mrs‘, T, 1. Raymond \irs. Samuel Rood-
,mr. Mrs. A. V. Schlaet (W’estport).
Miss Mat‘iposa Taylor. H. B. Thayer.
'er John Thaycr Vl'estpmt). Mrs. l
.\\'illiam Trace}. Mrs. Joseph \olk,‘
$511.3. Xt-lllt’ 10le and Lewis Young
LECTURE COURSE
BY \VORLD FAME!)
1 The ptople of Norwalk are. to have
the opportunity ot her-Imp. in our lo-
rel town. three of the best lecturerr )
on the public platform. during this 1
(11111111,: fall and win The course
l1.:.~‘ been arranged by the South Nor
Walk Methodist Episcopal church. to i
help supply something of the lack in ’
stimulus to the intellectual life of the ‘
rommunlty. to furnish ‘mme place to
:0." that Will be womb citing to. ’
The first lecture will be given by
Russel H. t‘nnwvll. 1115 lecture subjcct
.7
CONSULAR AGENT
l
to have been brouth about by the
loan courts wanting to assure testi-
mony to aid in the investigation of
more or its: hazy charges as to what
persons paid over the mmum money.
in the hospital suffering from the ef-
fects of :1 week's privations. made it
ln)n"5>lbl(3 for bur.
BOMB TERROR PLOT
'spt‘imr.
.- .uti.
(.
York 3‘1‘~.~tt
womb: rship (aids in radical orcaniza,
‘nlds hurt
innry
odt rc Loo“ ar.
REALLY KIDNAPPED
4
. H. KRIEGER 81 CO.
Continued From Page One.
The condition of Jvnitins. Vtho is still
to give out a Slallv-
ll! nt Hui-1V \
BAREo; s ARRESTED]
(Cm; ln‘ 111d from First Pawge) :
l‘z‘oof 2,115, bun obtainvd. he
that gums and nmmuui'ion m 1‘~“
Hli‘l‘l’d fmm various makers and that‘
mmc made wrapons wire brine p:c-‘
wired hrt‘v in large quantith s. ,
.11otht-‘r arrest was made in New
allay. Winning the total urv
Avcmding to ill!" polico,‘
Buy a Doublebilt Suit for your hm.
guaranteed for 6 months. The best Bm ~‘t “ .- .
.‘
the U. S
be: e
\l
eight.
ions “'l'rl" found among his effects. ' ....A_,
Five of the six persons talttn in four ““141."
n; gilt wu‘c siren pullm Stlibt‘d
hearings 10-day. Three. Tho-‘makins
an r-lcrtt‘ic1an:Stc\e “We.
and the l:‘-a tern
.‘.ll(l had it! ”11111 1..
Ti r1\ conmnu d tl 1» .t‘
of particular): powerful cxpltr bllh police ~tatiou,ln.~1 . . ti
.tttt1l‘lt>:t\i11;:tiit 111.1111. ml
cameo. on Water stt‘m t. 1-
and said thm had both 11111
b\ an export LIN 111124 to! ”if
brim: “Arr-1s of Diamonds.” This is ‘Iatojka a maphm‘” t ‘l c" 1 111111 ‘.1 w in tltv ‘1‘ .
P1t1bzably the most popular lecture 'n “”9 one ”'1“ 1n b“! “r “mm Th.“ ‘01 THS SELLING ‘ “:1 inufidmi "1,1,”.mng fl, .. .,
'ilt “'(ll‘ld. FIVI )(ulf‘s‘ ago ll, had all tlthtll‘s Ont 0f than] IS ’1. 1d fill- :11ch “OLI‘ E 0111.. AARRESTI‘JI) \‘t‘l'h ullou’tti ill 1‘: llltn ‘ 1
”Wily been d;iIl\|‘lT“l 51,0110 times. and Efi‘l‘il.l,n:'.:‘:‘, {imgfixgxlmwlfl"I. H 1M” - The oil \\;1- in :1 1:11-_ 1 x
”1.1 t -‘Illr(‘l' 131} (JlYnt’d. 1111 ill" (it‘liv- N‘ 1" 5 . ‘1‘ ‘x‘ * i " ,. . .s 11:1 1 ‘ 11H ,7». -‘
.1}' (12 ii. (“111‘ Sit-1111,0110. Counting tlu‘ NE“, YORK Um ' 39-4.“ rp'k'pnnfp (Continued from Film FAN 1 3,111 it‘l‘l‘l?!‘(ltlz'ill'lt‘lllnlt‘lu‘ 1'».
}>21\(t'(lS (11‘ other i"('IUi‘t‘:~ d’.‘lth‘T(.‘d to :1 tolcrtz‘am from ( M"! of I’oltcc tun-“(1 (llitfp- 1- l‘nsnlunt
b." Cntm‘ell 111's infill enrol-ms, is 41 Frank Smith M ("“wmn" ‘3"‘C‘j‘0’ ( 11‘ ‘.1d Men loamd ”1“!“ il.‘ 1‘ " (11d vet‘snli " \n lib-<1» :. "1
ltt‘tm‘rr, have amounted to over $8,— ” ‘1’" l}""‘_"_ squad “"1 1“ moms of who had lit :tdquattcr§ in a «111.11 rlu‘1 ”Hand. 1,1,”... :11 1, ti
1:..1 “no. This money. or the largest ”‘9 I' “‘ “- m Dan To“ h “W” “5 in 11111 \ll 11111} of thclt homo; and this hm." (.,,,.,.f,,11\ an,”
;1.12‘t of it. has bvtvn l'.l\'l_‘n away in the ”rd“. and ' ”NEW" :1 11m ““0 "m “as verified. in part. by Dotuctivo .\lc~ packm‘c 11111..» ,3, ,
ltzttldim: of the moat Temple l'nivcrs- "9 “'3‘“ FTPd‘Jfi‘k “mkn”“"‘k-"‘ The lunwuch. ot the New bot-k («1111.11 phorpd Short”! 1 '1 l
113‘. in Philadelphia. "Acres of Dia- “”00”“? “Ck?" him f‘” “”9“ b“ offitc “ho imt‘slig’m”i ”19 03““ on “ or sonic ot‘w1 '
inunds" has born translated into (“use no resembled ”W ("'“r‘l‘imn tcltphtne ttquwt 1mm Sergeant Stlk. ,,,,,'e..1,ve,;.1'
Frrnch. (it'rllliln. llmttneninn. Kali-”L given them of l‘rcderjtk “1100110! \llnlllm s. P (‘rcnuatio “as lPlain- qmmmm, <1,
l:u‘;1.:‘.1~1::111, Swolhlt and Chlncso In alias. Wltt. 31‘3“?“ annlcm’ and d.“ «d as cctmscl by the prisoners. “’ho'nn‘liuti‘ toil-1t- ' ’
1h.» -mu1 city (if l‘wx‘criy. )zuse‘. 1m. nnmxtcr. “110 1“ sought b." ”‘9 “9"“ mid him that tht1 car “as on nod by {how “1.0.9,“
lucture has DEC“ dt‘tirened twentyope land ”Mic“ in a roundup 0' I‘M“ 31‘ "M '1‘011‘3‘ and 1‘ mm l‘asiolld who ,9,“ ”m, 11.11
illllt‘F. 111: (‘t’ll‘t‘d‘vii will lecture in “
South Nm‘walk on the (meaning of Nov.
2-
J
The second lectum will be given by
11l<1t
admitted he had recently
zed to bc ”unheated in a bomb ’31,“, a g,“ 9.29 at 91; Elizabeth stt‘cct 1n,“ 1413114! -1:~u1
,\\i"l'.il( 1.1 1 - ; '1“
said III\Ii misonm‘
conic from
Tllt‘ tit tvct i\ 0.:
Sure]! Dwight Ilillis. D'~ llillis, as Cleveland. “'1101‘1‘ hc was known 51.» .{Hii C"
tvrt')‘ one knows. is the minister of \\ “"01““ H“ “1"“? h“ was 3 131211111an Ch g A t ic ca u .1. C;
l‘l.\11touth church. in Brooklyn, made "1” of work. ”0 (lenimi that he “a,“ .1 ar e CCOun S! Hi ,E'§;§§‘R ' r. ~
“mm,“ first by Henry “~31"; Beecher. member of any radical organization. 1 ,fi:‘,,‘,._,."l,.‘p. . 3>
hr. llillis followed INman Abbott as H” has bum 1“ in: in a BROMWV “To” Opened t0 Worthy People ‘ rm. '. 11 ‘ .., 11 \‘t‘:
minister hi this church. A littlemnre hotel. . - e ber T"" "‘ ‘ "‘ ‘T‘ .“ 11
than a year ago Theodore Roc'tevclt in 1115 hotel room tht1 police found .1 (Except Dunng Dec m ) ...Afi.m.’..r 31-. .
“'l'hit‘ 111‘. llillis. saying to him. “then1
1's not :1 man in the country who has
:tt‘contplislu‘d more. along the line of
pattiotic nchievcmcnt. than _\‘o". have»
accomplished during tho Llst few
months." 111‘. liillis will lec.ut'c in
South Norwnlk, on January 16, on
"The American of Today and Tomor-
row."
The third lccturc in the
111.1 givtn by (‘hnrlcs
the .1‘11hjt1ct:
l
:zt‘ries will
Aubrey Eaton. on
“From Lincoln to Roose-
velt." It will be delivered on March
9. hr. Eaton was. until about a year
ago. minister of one of the largest and
111051 influential New York churches—~
but. being intensely interested in
bringing about better'relatlons, be4
t“ ecn mnploycr and employe, and in
the1 whole industrial world. he resign-
ed his pastorate to devote himself to
St
:1
H
in
small black bag that held machinisiS‘
.70l.\,
tour formulas for bombs.
:‘aid that “'ittkmrsky told them he go!
thc
in Clm‘cnad.
Lcovar in a shipyard and identified the
man as the (mo of that name who was
arrested in lhztt city yesterday.
he
to Frederick “'itt.
cf the left win;' of the Socialist party.3
\Y.
his ctedit of fair size.
I‘ultcd States Bureau of Mines. exam-
yc lrs Hum 1:1
SOME DOWN and so much per; $0l__0__ BY BRIEF "tjlil'ii ,
l
l
.'
pamphlets and 1
week or every two weeks or month. '
I
The polirr
rcvulut iona ry
ly, just as agreed to.
'lltis is a sound inmost mull
molc Or“) \1‘.1_\. and must d])]l(‘;ll
,aml will make, \‘ou think to do
( itic perhaps now to
Have a Better Watch
Have a Modern Clock
Have Good Pieces of Jewclery.
Stork is larger than cynt‘ to sclctt
from. Thc 111'1ct1s111'c plainly mark
cd.
formulas from Theodore Leot‘at‘.
He said he worked with
MME. .IliAllll‘il;é 1
South Norwalk's I.
Corseuere & Glu 1
56 SOUTH MAIN 'z'
Corsetry Is An A
To Be Well Corsetcs‘l '1
Pleasure
We Know How.
Among: the man‘s papers was a mom-
I‘ship card in the l. W. “2 made, out
3171 “'ost 104th ‘
rect,(‘levt1lnnd: a membership cart
memorandum of addresses of I. “i.
headquarters. and a passbook of a
obokcn hank showing a deposit to
TTV‘ l ‘
H. \. (‘.ampbell an inspector of tho
CHOOSING IS AT ITS
ed the bomb t'orn‘iulas found on \Vitt-
......_..__. .... “...—.-..A... - ....__
the betterment of industrial conditions.
Each of these lectures will be. an op-
BEST NOW
portunity that none can afford. to miss
MURDERERS SCARED
AWAY BY PUBLICITY
Continued Rio—m Page One
it is reported that
county. '1 authorities
new
Sean-h for Knife.
\esterd? .v morning a large posse. in
lork officials headed by Chief
itz 1' 1111.8 th , l kl (I ma
‘grkes :3 123mg 116g “agceflfrtalio PURE DEER AR’t(}ift111,the advisability of immed— RESTAURANT
locate the knife with which Binkowitz a, gal .......... . . . . .. 50¢ iate selection. REGULAR DINNER
not
roan new ORLEANS Mo.
QUAKE R OATMEAL—Fresh
roux AND BEANS—No. 3,
FAIRBANKS’ LAUNDRY
Early buyers have selected ahead}.
Christmas presents as gold rtngs goldi
Stickplns gold lavalicrs l1tacolet 1
watches. etc. I
ARE You A rRosrsc‘ron?
ARE YOU NEXT? Guaranteed
our present stocks are fitted to Write for Appointmel‘t‘i ,
overflowing with helpful suggos- .
tions. 58 WEST AVE.,
BECAUSE of the .! NORWALIL , ~
constantly increasmg cost of Gems,
,Precious Metal and \Vorkmanship,
’it will be impossible for us to rc- '—" ‘ "
AMERICAN
and
CHINESE
NUBONE CORSETI'YE?
Made to Measure
Specials for the
week.
LASSES a qt. 30¢, a gal. $1.10
fromthemille 3lbs. 200
Reg. 25° can “t to ' ' ' ' ' ' 15° - place any article of jewelry in our
,3 stock at our prcSent low prices.
We therefore urge prospective,
purchasers of Jewelry for Holiday:
SOAP 2mm:
11 :30 to 2:30 p. m., 401';
m
At BRAND’S
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE
.i ‘.
A. STULI. " 1,
SEC
, ' ‘ Open Ivory Day from 11 210 0
,24 Catt, ”5‘95“"? .... 1. .01.: MW
”-..—......»— -.....
18km
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