iii
3
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ai Eli
Road King Tires
$10.75
13.85
é - Wo'yenotbgtolaywim W A ..
mwoon Wr-uadu.‘wudwn_
hug-
lflilf' i I .
We mm sham
oiyonrhunaanddon’tlet your
mum-abused on‘tlupriu‘ld
be: was never so low hi costl'
Ominthenextthnoyom'ro om our way. If you con
. v_,. . .
,-
ammun-
sultan. we’ll see that you set the right kind of any-thhigyon
mmommmomoo.
hl
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The Hatch 8. Baileyi'Co.
m
CHANDLER SIX
PHONE woo and con.
81330.6 CABBUR‘BTORS
warm TRUCKS '
wnmnto m sumo
CADILLAC EIGHT
Vaast Bros. Garage
12 CHESTNUT 8T. ‘0. NORWALK-
.. _-. z
—_1
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALX AND GOODYEAR 003.1) ms
15.32 .
21.53 ‘
21.75
................. I. . . . 29.94
FlSK—PLAIN.
............
$12.58
$11.95
'c'E or 05945.? skip.
$2.35
2.75
3.201
3.85
3.85
......................
............
...........
4:35
M before the October advance.
ears on sale.
ml’scize Macbeth Lens.
All size Violet Ray Lens.
Pins for Fords. , '
mick service—ail makes 0: cars.
Austin’s Garage 7‘
PHONE 1951
Place a.
WASHING
Imam
In your home.
‘ '11- WILL PAY FOR ITSELF.
The EDEN
Electric
is reliable and effective.
It- Wringer is adjustable to
II: position.
ma DEMONSTRATION.
“id on Easy Payment Plan If
- Desired
- Albert ll. Morgan
’South Norwalk, Conn. "‘ l
. J
Smith. Underwood,
Remington, all other
. makes. sold. rented.
. repaired. Rentals, 85
m
You will find the most beautiful line of WOEBIPB AID
M18889 COATS, SUITS, nasaszssmrs, WAISTS urn
UNDERGARMENTS, priced lower than elsewhere.
and be convinced.
Come
The Paris-Cloak and Suit House
Wesson's
Oilf rSl -. . .....
Campbell’s o a ads etc
For fresh bakery prod
83 Washington St.
PURCHASE HERE.
Lorna Doones. lb
Pork and
FREE DELIVERY
«-
—WE DELIVER THE GOODS—
Very Bestfiiigicd Tea. 50c value. lb. ....... . . . . . 43c
Ann-t Jemima s.Pan Cake Flour. pkg. .......... 14c
National Biscuit Co.‘s ‘
YOl' ALWAYS GET VALUE WHEN ’I’Ol‘;T
. 35c
Pint 40c. quart 80c
Beans ......... loans for 2'
50c Size Instant Postum 39c. 30c Size . 2' c
Cape Nuts Cereal. per pkg. .................. 1. c
Best Maine Potatoes . - ................ 5 lbs. for l c
Magnolia or Clover Brand Milk. can ........... 1
i an Cam s Tomato Soup (very fine). can ...... l
billde!‘ s vster Cocktail Sauce. bottle .......... 20c
Hillsdale Brand Pineapple per can ............ 32c
ucts try th Wh't .
Breadery. The extreme limit in fine beakinal'.‘l€§£illg
Beckmann’s Grocery
Phone 1402. _
‘— ‘—/
study the following budget, I. gumbo:
1y attested statement or one W
teacher's financial stunting for» the
year 1913-1919, a standing, as other‘
budgets will show. but too regrettably
common.
Only Thirty-three Dollars Loft.
The following budget is figured on a
yearly basis. and makes interesti
reading of just how hard the H. C.
L. hits the average business woman:
(Borrowed 835 in September).
I
—-——-—-———————————'
tram & Hyatt
. W's Leading DryGOods Store
IT'S A FACT !.
1m “MOI.” Mes main you actually smaller.
‘ They control and reduce the figure above the corset, both back and pom.
“THEY FIT AS YOU FASTEN” 7 V i
and continue to lit no matter how often they are washed. The lacing (li‘l'lt'i‘ mute:
the am aooamplishes that. '
Various models, all since, $1.25 to $3.00.
..... -Pm.:0 W 4.
k 7‘ -«~ ‘¢~~v1 v ._.
2‘“; Jamal: lie-P’s?
Board, $9.50 per week, 40
I weeks ...................... $380.00 .
Washing . ...... i. .. ........... . 40.00 ASK THE LARGE WOMAN '—
Summer ...................... 100.00 t
Suit ....... 40.00] SEE KNOWS.
Dress ......................... 25.00 — - .- -
Shoes (2 pairs) . . . . . . . 25.00 ' W
Coat. .......... . .......... . 75.00 ‘ ‘ .. ‘ e e 1 emo orse S
Hats (2) .................... . 20.00 - .
(gloves ...................... . 6.00 '
stockings .................... 8.00 . .
WWW“ --------------- 20-00: - - . And All the Other LeadingMakes
insurance ................... . 50.00 ‘ \- .
Total ....................... 8792.007 % 2
$312?! ......... .d .............. $332.33 a E ‘
ot enumerate expenses. . . . .
FORD MII K REAL ESTATE SALES.
Balance of ........ ......... £33.00 HART DRIVERS STRIKE Paul sm'“°‘ky ”find ““9 to 50h" .
I No provision made tor: Dentist'si __ {3:31:33 131:6 gagings‘kaliamilion‘ “‘Krleger&C0
' 0
bill, doctor's hill. charities. renovation;
of clothing. reading matter. toilet a ..
cles.
increase in salary .. ......... . $75.00
increase in board ............ . 80.00
Conclusions drawn: l
1-~«Expenses exceed income.
2~lncrease in board greater than
income from raise in salary. '
. 3v—At the time contracts were sign.
cd. in the spring. nothing had been
said about increase in board and room.
tor the year 1919-1920.
I iA—lf one wishes to take extension
courses. there would be no money with.
uhich to pay for them.
i :1,va a matter otgetting an on
reasonable amount—41m. rather a mat-
ter of paying onc's debts.
IINMATE or?
. SANITARIUM DIVES
& ‘ lN'l‘O A WELL‘
. ‘ (Continued from First Page\. l
“’icks. of 507 \\'. 124th
York City.
“'icks is describcd as a writ—dressed
man of middle age. and refined appear-
ancc. lie appeared at the home of F.
“2 Wheeler. on Den mad. Tuesday.
and asked for assistance. explaining
that his overcoat and money had been
Slolt-n in New York. He described
himself as a colieizv pmfvssoi: and. ac
routing to members of the “'hcelcr
household. “looked the part."
lie was offered money, but ile'cllmfl
to accept it. and remained at the
“’heoler homc ovcr night. but lvit car-
ly yesterday evcnlng. A short time
after his drpaiiurc a note was found
telling that his bodygvould be found In
a twin nearby. A search revcaled the
man drowned at the bottom at the WP".
Ths- bodv was later claimed by oili-
cials’ut the sanitav-lum. who refused to
street. Now
disclosu his identity or discuss the
case.
GEN. COLE SOUNDS
MILITIA BUREAU
(Continued iron: rage Ono). ,
* .
.‘liliiia Bureau announced that a unit
' ' ' ' ' '.' Clo o n o o n .......
a o o o - 1.3‘010 0.. o o o
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
Fresh Mackerel ....... r... . ..
SteakCod
Snapper Blues .
..... 35clb.
.........18clb.
. 22c lb.
3mg??? : : : :: : : :‘:.::.:-:.:.:‘: : : : : : : : : : : 5 : 3, Bill:
Haddock . . . . . . . . . . ._.j-...?...-.<.-. . . . . . . . . .. 12¢ lb.
ALL KINDS OF CANNED FISH.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
.onimi emu License No. 17.903.
NORWALI. SOUTH HORWLLI.
per month. Machines
sold atsmpermonth.
—— ind
‘ PLUMBER.
_:' ”TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
, Fnlrfietd Ave" Bridgeport. Conn.
.x -
" CALL
' JAFFE & ASH
t won’t eost more in the begin-
‘but you will gain more in the
. We buy everything in the line'
Junk—especially Second-Hand
3’9 will!
. NO. 2 NUT GOAL
$9 a'ton at yard
qi $10 a ton delivered
"" L. EFFRON ~
« St. .East lorwalk.
TELEPHONE 499.
.u
Are You Praying?
Will 3 You - serve? _
- Will You Sacrifice?
'-- 1‘5st THE --
linden Wide Campaign
would requirc 106 for field artillery.
1'10 for coast artillery and 100 for in-
l'tl‘llr)’. General (‘ole also received
detailed information regarding other
matters relating to thc proposed re-
organization cf the guard.
The Militia Bureau anticipates that
,i‘onnocticut will make an citorl to
(stabllsh a National Guard in com-
pliance with the regulations as issued
by the Secretary of War. Whether
(‘onnccticut Will be able to rcoriramze
the National Guard is a question which
General (‘olc was not prepared to dis-
cuss;
MORROW GIVEN
. BIG MAJORITY
(Continued from Page )ce-
ers. which claims that, Morrow‘s ma.
joi‘ity will exceed 40.000.
liitwrest today. howevor. did not
c inter so much upon the gubernatorial
mice as upon the state-wide prohibition
iimcndmcnt. Returns came in slowly
01 this proposal. Only forty counties
c.‘ the 120 had been heard from early
I day. Iliis showing a majority of 16,- -
11“: votes against the amendment.
An interesting feature of the guber-
natorial election was a statement of
I “'r“"'“‘ Black. in vhich be blamed
the liquor interests, pro-Germans. his
2': ilure to remove certain appointees oi
'f' l’nl’T Governor Stanley. and Presl-
tdent Wilson for his defeat. Which he
i? is conceded. As regards the Piesv-
d=nt. he said that whether the actiou
3c Mr. “'ilsnp. in writing‘ his coal
‘s‘rlke letter was'propen. or improper.
it hurt his candidacy in that it caused
tie striking Kentucky coal miners to
-"::0 Republican." .,.
l
MAVORS TO ”SET IN NEW HAVEN
BRXSTOL. 'NbV‘ 6.—Jameo Cray.
fchairman of the executive committee
“'9‘ 441
’gdvertisement in the likening
@210me bring the best
3
K5,
.0? the Ida o ’2 ,1: Com
poetical. . ll? : ‘9“- $325,193.
mud in ‘ 5 hi bushel i ,
,bégligld-‘d . raft. New" J,‘
iNov‘ember . ion or omml
faith! a Jumbo-n. The mail! .
fhavo opportunity. through arrange,
ments ‘witb (learn Eiwerrsoo-
i‘f‘t'lé Pin .iu. '~,
‘lbls outside supply and the company's
I distributors.
«oriatmp. uhlrh has its headquarters
.m this! “w. .izited (limiizh its officers will. lot and buildinksv Lincoln :va
\._-:i.~ p: lliu Franklin ‘ (‘harlrs \V ll‘ 'lntl “Hp 1..
:.;"‘:.:;..‘;:.3.;"i?;:.'*‘*;f:"‘f.:t.‘:"rill: x. w FAST FREIGHT 8m":
‘ ‘ Lawrence street. “or. l "8TB. MARION"
,well flushed from the stomach, liver.
"purity. and freshen tae entire‘alixaen-
Continued From First Page l Mex-win But to Horace A. Seymourcu
jlot. Mott avenue. War.
I Samuel J. Kantor to Margaret A.
Heiferan. lot and buildings. Coui‘ilandt
place. \Nar. ”
(‘lit‘ford P. Hayes to George N. Phil
cox. lot and buildings, Sylvester court.
War.
Henry 1‘. Pricc to Helen A. Mui‘pli).
lot and buildings, Morgan avenue.
\‘Var.
“'illiam Kniscli and George I‘. Ell»i
,Io Samuel J. Kantor. [“0 lots, leaner-j
'strcct extension. “'ar. t
I Peter E. Callahan and wife to Sanrf
uel J. Kantor. lot and buildings, Bcl-.
den place. Vl’ar. ‘.
Eliza J. Naumberz to Francis A
ALII‘toggctt. lot and buildings, Highlandi
‘ ' 'avenuc. War.
Siamlcr 6: Meiscl to Tci'csa
their routes cover only a part of the
city. There are scores of other milk-
men supplying the people. In spite of
Outfitters t...
Men, Boys and
' Girls
On the Easy Pay-
ment Plan
--doris to reach customers. thousands
or families were without milk today.
Emcrgency milk stations were estab-
lished by the company in grocery
stores. These (oncerns delivered milk
with emcery orders and sold milk over
the coup" r.
Two tic-miner): bitumen: men who
dcsirui their names to be withheld vol-
unteered today to serve the company.
at nominal salfil‘lfb. in the capacity of
Tbc (‘onm cticut Milk Producers” l
I‘l(\l“|
that it could furnish new men to ban-
dle the milk routes abandoned by the
strikers and that it Would do so if theI . . ' . 1. .
xti'iku: ~hould decide to stay out. The 3233303043" and bum mm'
strikers asvd‘i that the issue is solelv e‘ ' j . i . .
- I ~ . ' a M. \Hl-
on Ihc open 01 closed shop. The drivw 1"”an & .1 WIN.“ )9.“ , 1H»
era are iir‘onized The companv de- dcr. 10‘ and b“”‘“"£" NM“ hm,“ ‘ ‘
‘ ‘ - - l -.
. . » . - » _. avenue, \Rar. ,
:lllj‘ri. that ll “ill maintain the (“will Charlotte w. “mm. H at. m Marga l
l p. iivt R. lli'cndlingcr and Wild ll, Han
Franklin il\'(‘llll¢.
nue. War.
Josephus P.1‘i‘vyfu5F M 1‘3“" 1"!
(llllsnll‘
This system was ers-
tablished by us '25
years ago, and has
helped people to dress
and live as theyshoulil
SPEAKS VAGAINST CIGARETTE WE» lot andbul'dmz‘v
SMOKING “Wm , , .
.\l, l‘. \K‘rlclii r. who has been In ‘Hlk' l ”9‘3"" Nelson Taylor to
r'tv "m‘ ilu- liié' ‘.'.'-.‘ k or i-n quaixifl: I‘Vt’bb- l‘“ ““d buildings. Sprint; "k
again“: ill.» iln‘ Ill m’i'im‘i m :t\'«i‘..l Tl‘ui'w‘” dccd,
.. ... . I. .. (ills-a liolnjcnrki to (‘hillll‘r 1“. ““1 -
s s. s h .i no ir» . - .
u. on. (hOOI‘ liaixnlesn if: i (31 1:1). lot and huildlllm‘. “3rd in-cct. \\ a].
and high schools to cai'rv out little J. James to l§il‘lll(“l'll’li‘ M,- lit»
n Wm]... H \\-.'.“,h,.r sell. one acre and blllltllnflo, Jami
.wl’uufi :znd (ivlh “WNW" “or.
Olive 1‘ l
“1" l.‘
n12: ~~v .i ‘n'
pilbltt
l‘l> work. This
Lane.
mu :1 0‘ our country. Thv lollowlng
' ' ' > -‘ ‘ ' -v id oJohn ll l‘>(\l‘l~
lcltci' of introduction is‘sut-d iron: the Ll‘~‘“‘m “ Ra_mm l
jamin, lot and buildings, 3" Taylor int i
..
[eaves Pier at foot of Em .r,
:inI .ininndcnt of schools‘ otficc “as . .
pr r.“ .. m .‘.lr. '.':.I -'I‘l‘ The l' lzcr nuc. “ “1' . , . ., . , Bl", N. Y.
1‘ -=‘ 1 Hannah Purge“ to Martha ll. ha“ 1) . t 3 P M
1" ‘0‘“ ‘ son. lot and buildings. l-‘lax Hill road “b 9' ' ‘ '
T0 the Principals: (Mnday Exceptpdl
Tl is 'mr Kl ices M. P. \K'clcher. wn i. \\'ar. . . , , - , . . . ,
in 3' bl’llef ( lklilk at some assembly F“°“°“‘°k """““'»‘., 1‘.“ ""‘ll‘fi‘m"; Leave: 80. Norwalk in int.- i
- I’ ' v . .
Pvlivd. may greatly reinforce the M‘T’l? 1:2,. rand m“ ( mp. ‘ 8 A_ M, Delivery in No». , e
ts achings of your leachci‘s along 3“” ' _:___________, City
Phy‘lnh‘moal ”m 3. \(‘n‘ trinr, “ A?! You behind thc Red Cross “all? PHONES
G. v. BUCHANAN. It‘s all American. New York—Forsyih -.-. l .
. South N. «an a
MURRAY'S ORCHESTRA HERE TO- ——-~——- —' — -_#. ’ ' ' . 1 v ‘ -
”°"“"°“’ "“3”“ ‘— “w W“ “ M“ "
Murray Singing Orchestra, which is‘ LINE INC
kl‘OWn today throughout the entire
state for the high quality of dance
music which it furnishes, iwll appear"
again tomorrow night in the Norwalk
GIFTS ”MM , ..
Lavaliers, Neck Chains, Brooches,
Armory. The quality of music which‘ p '
- . . . l Eardropc Lockets, Baby ma, .. .
this aggregation of musicmns furnish-i Roonriet: Suede“. Lam". pCLla 5
cs. for dance purposes, has become so Guard Chains Hearts Ringo,
endeared in the hearts of local dancers; Wedding Rings La ’ Toulka .,
. g . , , . .
that it “as upon their urgent request, Pearla_ Eyeglass Chains, Strap For the ‘N 00k
that the orchestra was ne-cngaged to
make its appearance in this city to-'
morrow night. To local dancers. Mur-
ray‘s means satisfaction and an even-
Watches, Watch Bracelets, Brace-
let Watchea, Etc.
GIFTS
PURE NEW ORLEANS "
LASSES,
Stone and Sig.
ing of entertainment. 3 ' 1 ‘ .0
' - _ Cuff Buttons, Stick Pins, Tie 3 qt. 0c,pc1 L"
“ . , Clasps, Fobo, Vest Chaina,Charmo, N_ Y. STATE PEA BEAN.
Evel'yone ShOUld Cigarette! Cases, Cigar Cutters, Cut to ' .. 1‘ l}.
Pocket Knives,
net Rings, Watches, Desk Clocks, HERE BRAND U355“ FF'
Drink H0t“Water
~\
.
i
. ‘ . l Cabinet Clocks. Parlor Clocks, ENED K C 110 1" ‘
oer CI k Kit h Clo ks, MIL —- u ,. .
In the Morning 1 ...°:; ..:... , -
. - i Clocks. WK 8 WHITE Fl L * -
w II . , ‘ _ , .1 ~: "
$33357me32£” 5. cnoosmo 18 in ms mo SOAP - 1- 4 1‘ l
“ “"“‘"“-' g ans'r now runs cmna VINEGAr,
Agni. ........ .
A. STULL
24 Cottage Siren
Early huycrs have selected already!
vChrlstmas presents as gold rings, gold;
stickpins. gold lavaliers, brat-clot
watches. etc.
‘ARE YOU A PROSPEOTOR?
ARE YOU NEXT?
Our present stocks are filled to
overflowing with helpful sugges-
lions.
BECAUSE of the
constantly increasing cost of Gems-x.
Precious Metal and VVorkmanship. it
will be impossible for us to replilCl'
any article oi jewelrv in our stock at
our present low prices.
he therefore urge prospectivc pur
clue-rs of Jewelry for Holiday Gifts.
the advisability of immediate selection
BUYING 1N SAFETY
To feel‘ your. best day Ito and day
out. to feel clean inside, no sour bile
to. coat your tongue and sicken your"
breath of dull your head; no constipa-
tion. bilihu'e attacks. siek‘healiache,
colds. rheumatism .or sassy, acid stom-
ach. you must bathe on the inside like
you bathe outside. This is vastly more
iinpovtant,_’iccause the skin pores do
not absorb impurities into the blood.
while the bowel pores do. '
To keep these poisons and toxins
#-
m. JEANNEth
South Norwalk‘s Leadww
Corsetierre & Glowr
56 SOUTH MAIN ST,
Corsets Cleaned and Reps '
kidneys and bowels, drink betore
breakfast each day. a glass of hot we
ter with a teaspooniul of limestone
phosphate in it. This will cleanse.
M tract before eating; more food.
Get a quarter pound of limestone ’ . . , . . ,
Emma from m ”mm, h At BRAND S ; 3mm“... Gumimt“
is lnflmsl‘ve and almost" Dateless. JEWELRY AND OPTICAL ', :
Drink phosphate so: «in over! stone ; . .. .' w
' to 7531303?de ‘ , . ,. t "'7” a 3“"““"' “7“" ”g
, ~ .: , 'ueltold you mu ...m. "'
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