be a cold winter's night
» , your best you'd
- our cool with its land,
gm heat; but keeping‘the
.‘ -- isanall weather job,
‘v . an eye out for crooks
may burgle and rob.
nun who is cold has no con-
m at all; he has to take
Ame or he rides for a 1'th
' Our coal’s bound to suit
mkind ofaCopbecause of
~ “equality—right at the top...
and will keep you as come
udcosyandsnugasii’you
were locked in the- station
' e jug. we give all cold
. . the needed relief. We
“911 your inspection, from
~me to chief. Put it down on
the blotter where it can he
fled, that our kind of coal is
.sf‘long way ahead.
mus on:
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fix Road King Tires
, -« ......................... $10.75
13.85
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CENTURY—NON SKID.
yam ........................ $11.95
seize Macbeth Lorne.
'* ‘3 size Violet Ray Lens.
for Fords. '
hick service—all makes of cars.
Austin’s Garage ’
PHONE 1959.
~ Place a
WASHING
HAGHINE
. In your home.
rr WILL PAY FOR ITSELF'.
The EDEN
Electric _
is reliable and efi'ective. .
Its Wringer is adjustable to
I my position. ‘ »
run DEMONSTRATION.
w on Easy, Payment Plan If
‘ Desired
I Elbert i). Morgan
long m -
ber was never so low in cost!
want and at the right price, too.
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The Hatch 8. BaileyZCo.
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION 5'
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROHBERG CARBURETORS ‘
‘ CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
, WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1800 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T. ‘0- NORWALK.
We'venothingtosayegdnst brick. construction, except
that WOOD construction is salmonella-admit“.
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01 Your home, and don’t let your buildings run > ”3—“
doesn’t pay—based on the prices of 0m modifies, lump
Come in the next time you're over our way. I! you cou-
snlt us, we u see that you get the right kind of any thing you
use»
to
process, or which has been
45“ means of cheflcals
fined not more
lars.
insisted upon. ‘
islative session of 19184919.
stamping law.
You will find the most beautiful line of WORN’S AND
MISSES’ COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTSIWAIBTS AND
UNDERGARMENTS, priced lower than elsewhere.
and be convinced.
Come
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH mm 81'. sown NORWALK.
I HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
pence, economist.
sire, mileage.
The senior class held
Thursday"
the class ,n were selected
ring committee was Wasted.
{our speakers was:
Theodore Roosevelt."
YOU AL‘VAYS GET VALUE WHEN YOU
PURCHASE HERE.
——WE DELIVER THE GOODS—-
to
For fresh bakery products try the White House
Breadery. The extreme limit in fine balnnz. Next to
Bookmann’s Grocery
. ' FREE DELIVERY
i; 83 Was 'ng‘ton
\ cry Best. Mixed Tea. 50c value. lb. — ............ 43c
Aunt Jemima'sfan Cake Flour. pkg. ..... . . . . . 14c
National Biscuit Co.s rna Doonee. lb. . . . . . . . 35c
W esson's Oil for Salads. etc. ..... Pint. 40c. quart 80c
~Campbell’s Pork and ans ........ .. 2 cans for 2 »
Expo Slzlsultnstcant 130stum i912 30c Size ........ :12 c
rape S rerea . Der D 2‘. ...... . . . . ........ .
Best Maine Potatoes . . . . . . . ._ ........ . 5 lbs. for 12:
Magnolia or Clover Brand Milk. can ...... . . . 19c -
Van Cam ’5 Tomato Soup (very fine . can ...... 13:
Snider‘s yster Cocktail Sauce. bott e .......... 2
Hiiisdale Brand Pmeaon pet can ............ ‘ 2c
ingly to the students.
Continued From Pete One.
'has been preserved by any artificial
kept in
sterege n-re than fifteen days in any
plaee where the tempemure is reduc—
or other1 ~
get, or which has’been incubated
{or twenty-four hours or more, union
such egg shall he plflnly stamped
with indelible ink with the worm
"cold storage," "preserved” or “incu-
bated” as the case may he, shall be
than twenty-five do]-
A short. time before this act heroine
(fleetive 1 was visited on several 00
casions by» representatives of the egg
trade. and the claim was made that
on account. of war conditions it was
almost imposmhle to get help 10 even
ramiie cold storage eggs, and that it
would be. an unnecessarily hardship
and expense to enforce the act requir—
::2{: the stamping oi' individual-eggs.
' After a consultation with'the aucr-
ney general it was decided not to en-
iorce this law during the period of the
war. unless evidente was.procured by
interested parties and a presecutscn
There— was a strong sentiment for
the repeal of this act during the reg-
Several
hearings were held before the proper
committee. but the law-making powers
of this state refused to repeal the egg
in view of the fact that the law has
not been enforced and war conditions
are supported to have ceased to‘exist,
we deem it only fair to the trade tot
state that after November 15. 1919,
we shall expect a full observance of
the lew. and where evidence of viola-
tion is found, prosecution will follow.
' The words tor the week of Novem-
ber 3rd are: Centripetal, amateur, d1):
preciate, executor. amalgamated. dill-l
convertible. .~exuui- '
ernoon. At this meetingg
The weekly assembly was heldyes-
terday morning. The subject of the
"The Lite 01'
Hr. Weldter, a,
member of the Antl-C-tnrette League.
was present, and spoke very interest-
Men and women
trouble. Mrs. G. Hyde.
Mich, writes:
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SMALL LEGS spnme‘LAMB 233 lb.
eeoeeoeeeee
RIB ROAST, boned and rolled .................... 34c lb-
SHOULDERS OFVEAL ..... ....... ..24clb.
FRESHPORKROAS-T ............ ..... 33c lb.
FOREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB ................ . 18c lb.
SMOKED SHOULDERS ..... . ..................... 20c lb.
RUMPS 0F VEAL ....................... 2'.- . . . . . . . 28c lb.
Schullzeis Sanitary Markets
United sum License No. 17.1303-
South Norwalk, Conn.
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented,
‘ repaired. Rentals, :5
per month. Machines
sold at§10permonth
e UMBER.
won‘t cost more in the begin-
, btu you will gain more in the
We buy everything in the line
Junk—especially" Second-Hand
~ "Wre— ‘ "53m
regent-low: 499.
_.‘C
no. 2 Nor coax.
'Aflfatonaltyerd
ma ton delivered
LEFFRON
8t. mm
- M441.
, advertisement in the trellis
Smith, Underwood, l
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Roosters .
nonwn 1.x scorn noawni.
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swings. Saturdsyrm- fl
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Nov. ist. GIFTS
Market i
Fowl ~ . ‘ 36c lb; '
Springs ’ 35c ll)f
25c lb;
7 GIFTS I
Cuff Buttons. Stick Pins,
Ciga rettc
. St. __ _ Phoneiios.
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bchultze s SaturdaerghtSpecraIs ‘
FRESH SHOULDERS ............... I............ 27c ib.
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' - Levellers, Neck Chains. Brooches,
' l Eardrops, Lockets, Bab Pms,
thPEWR'TE vi EXCHANGE south NOTW alk z Rosaries, Bracelets, yLadtes'
-F¢|rl'leld Ave'otarmfle‘W'L c°""‘ . ‘ Guard Chains, Hearts, Rings. '
’_ a. . Wedding Rings, La Touska
CALL. I lve ou ry; Pearls, Eyeglass Chains, Strap
~ .. 5 Watches, Watch Bracelets, Brace-
JAFFE & ASH ' l let Watches, Etc. ' ’
Tie
Clasps, Fobe, Vest Chains, Charms,
Cases, Cigar“ Cutters,
Pocket Knives, Stone and Sig-
net Rings, Watches, Desk Clocks,
Cabinet CIOcke, Parlof‘tficks
' 'l 0-" .c - ' c .
Killed and dressed while. .,‘;’:; 9.433323.“ .1732.
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you wait. .
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THIS WOMAN FOUND RELIEF.
suffering from
backache. rheumatic pains. stiff and
swollen joints, lameness and soreness.
will be glad to read how one woman
found relief from kidney and bladder
Homestead.
“l have been troubled ‘
with weak kidneys; and several times ‘
in the last ten years i had that terrible 1
backache and tired out feeling, scarce- ‘
lv being able to do my work. Foley 1
Kidney Pills made me feel like a new 1
person."——Stillson I’bw‘ell Corporation.
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Beadle of delay in receiving a suihcient
9’ mm oi the new metal tickets, the six-cent
paper tickets at present in use will be accepted
on all can of The Connecticut Company as pay-
ment for a six—cent ride until further notice.
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HE HOMER Pipeleee’ Furnace is es
cosy to set up as an ordinaryetove.
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One combination register; assisted b I}:
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' I A T S. GWER. Ase-erbium:-
East Nor-walk. Conn.
. Phone 1800
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Ladies’coate _ git P4“ Confer-tables “i 'i';
Ledies' Suits L g. ,. "" Table Idneu
I-odiee’ Rein Goats Bed Linen '5' '7"
Separate Drees Shirts Draperies
tithe inatalls the Homer
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:f “ ‘- - Curtains
, ma Window Shades
ii“ Draperies
Rugs -
Carpets
: assess 5;»me
A the Best Makes of Hosiery an
’ ' Underwear.
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Items That Will Soon Be Needed;
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Outfitters in
Men, Boys and
Girls
On the Easy Pay-
meni Plan
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This system was es-
tablished by us '25
years ago, and has
helped people to dress
and live as they should
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FAST FREIGHT BER-VF-T‘E
"STR. MARION"
Leaves Pier at foot of E;..- : : to
St, N. Y.
Daily at 3 P. M.
(Sunday Exceptcd)
Leaves So. Norwnlk in ttr. 0 it;
8 A. M. Delivery in Nos
City.
PHONES
New York-—Forsyth $71.“ .
South Norm.» all
NEW YORK tit NOR-5'; 1K
LINE INC.
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* nuts. JEANNETTE
Specials
For the Week
PURE NEW ORLEAMi Hit 4.
LASSES, . .
a qt. 300, per gztl.‘ .10
N. Y. STATE PEA BEAN?‘
Out to . ............ H. To.
HEB! BRAND UNSV~ 17.1"."
SHED MILK—Cut to 12, .n
mnum's WHITE FLCl 1:,
mo soar 4 bat"; ;.»c
PURE CIDER VINEGAR, , .
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A. STULL
24 Cottage Strw L.
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South lorwlk'. Lamb .4-
Corsetiere & Glover
so sourn MAIN ST
Oomtry Is An Art
To Be Well Corseted l
Pleasure
We Know How. Trv U"
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