,Why do so many
come to us for
their Gillette!
The answer is Service
-we know the Gillette
-—can give a man a little
- ' that eases up his
ving.
Also we have Gillettes
in a wide range of styles,
one to please every man.
Gillette Blades always
in stock.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
Washington St,
South Nat-walk. l
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Smith, Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes. mid -entrd,
rcpaireli Rentals.$5
,t-i mouth. .‘tiacbihés
sold atSlOpermontb
9'. UMBER.
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‘ Fair-field Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
We’v‘emuqu mg.
the mop m} cedar. cheque-d
hogan . a
Woven-25.1.: you to“ on it you
build Ibo-gin. mquflifi
«magma—ism your" “1.- , _ .
"but“ never so low in out!
Bushman: henchmen: writ you eon-
Inlt u-n'lau the: you wfiwfldflwtflqm
mute-dugofllhtwbh too. , _. . '
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Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1300 and N11. 12 CHESTNUT IT‘ ‘0. NORWALK.
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You wmmuomootboouum line of wom's um
my coats, sun's, banana, 8mm, wus'rs AND
mandamus. priced lower than elsewhere. Come
and be confined» m F.»
The Paris Cloaktand Suit House
com 303W” '
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Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
RIBLAMBCBOPS.-...... ....... ......30cib.
LOINLAMBCHOPS.... ........40c1b.
roasouan'rnas 20ch
new LAMB ...... r 18c lb.
car can PRICES on com Goons BY In case.
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United stow noon-o no. 17.903.
N DIWALI. 800“ 303W“
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JAFFE & ASH
It won’t cost more in the begin-
Ifltg. .‘zu- .3 will gain more in the
film. We buy everything in the line
La Junk—especially Second-Hand
furniture; = ‘1‘”
. ELEPHONE 499.
HARD woon
$5.00 3 Wagon Full
L. EFF RON
St East Nor-rant
"Pal til
7‘51
FIORE'S GARAGE
met. you will want your Ford car
“mod condition to travel back and
to your work. Try Fiore's Gar-
11 Hanlord Place. for overhauling
:repalrfing.‘ Telephone 925. Genu-
" and parts used only.
has voun CHILDREN EVER
r; CROSS?
aAwe!!! children are cross wou will
{often lind that there is some-
wrong with their bodies—usual-
- thongbowels. "
children like RICK & R AnalJX
-.‘it;locks and tasts'like fruity
men children cry or are cranky
‘ re them from one-half-to
ft 19 cubes of Analax. McK & R.
Kiwifl work overnight and in the
’_ the children's bowels will
and it will be just as active and
as ever. You can get Analax
ruggist tor a few cents.-
rd Pharmacy. South Norwalk’:
Hartwick, Norwalk. '
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m the new zone system going in-
bur. it it better than caster,
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newborns]: 4-1clb"
. \Ve are still shouting about our No. 1 Royal Phin-
tation qufee. f you are not a user of this popular
blend—give it a trial now.
Eisher Queen Sardines in _Oil ........ . . . 2 cans 25c
hrystalak-Brand Dried Milk. pkg. ............. 50c
Nucoa Nut 01cc. the world’s best. lb. .......... 36c
Del Monte Asparagus Tips. per can ,_ ........... 35c
\ cry Best Sweet Potatoes ..... ‘. ...... lbs. for 29¢
Post Toasties or Kellogg’s Corn Flakes. pkg. . . . . l c
Sun Brand Golden Pum kin. can .............. 15c
P crt Hubert Brand Ear y June Peas. can ....... 16¢
Swn‘t' s Borax Soap .......... . . . . 5 large cakes 33c
Walter Baker’s or Huyler's Cocoa. can ........ 23c
Var. -amp 5 Tomato Soup (Very fine). can ..... 10c
Try the White House Breadery Products—
They're difierent. Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Buns. Etc.
Next to
Beckmann’s Grocery ,,
. FREE "
83 Washington St. DEF“ ERY
' Phone 1405..
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{Birthstone for November
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_ Specials.
For the Week
PURE new ORLEANS : ' lowy -
MOLASSES qt. 30c, gal. $1.10 ‘lWitlinggll November's fog and
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LIVE OAK BQGKWHEAT, Should prize the topu’ amber
3 lb. pkg. 28c hue— .
N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS EEmblem of friends and lovers true.
Cut to ..... ‘ ......... 10c lb. i GIFTS
HERE BRAND UNSWEET- ‘ Our present stocks are filled
am MILK, a can 12c 2.32:??ng w.“ ”mm m‘
PURB CIDER VINEGAR, _ . suvmo m SAFETY
3381...... ......... 50c }
At BRANDS
«Witwnnvsfmnwmwc a:
‘ ‘ stout
immediately sent to Paris and got all
the solid alcohol he could get hold oi.
One of the most exciting incidents
that the rector related m in a Ford
ambulance, going under tire. with hot
chocolate to the wounded. who were’
billetted in holes and vault.- on the
Elbert Farm. near the place where
Quentin Roosevelt was buried.
His experience with the American.
Red Croce m that, it a. thing was‘
wanted. they would get it. regardless
of the cost.
3 There will be a welcom: reception
given by the parish to the rector and
parish hall. on Friday
evening ,at 8 o'clock. A most cordi
invitation is extended to all who are
'anyway interested in Trinity parish to
be present.
. A RE AW’AITING '
. DEPORTATION
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Continued From Page One.
. Among the police here who are
working with the federal agent. the
opinion is held that the headquarters
of e union is in New Haven and not
this city. _ '
; XEVV YORK. Nov. 10.—Gorernment
agents assisted by state and city au-
thorities today continued to spread
nets about all corners of the greater
city, in the hope of trapping 7.500 31'
leged members of the Communist
Party. who face charges of chiminnl
anarchy and sedition. The sensational
raids already made ol'thc haunts ot‘
the ultra radicals here in the last
three days are only the beginning, the
authorities declared. Arrests may be
expected to continue for many weeks,
officers said. and it Was indicated that
many of those who have been releas-
ed after being questloded may be re
arrested. ,.
' State and police officials began a
systematic reading or the 25 tons of;
"Red" literature. seized in raids on Tl
branches or the Communist organize
tlon. Thirty-seven of the 1.000 per-
sons arrested. Saturday night and car-
ly Sunday. had membership cards of
the Communist Party in their possess
ion, the police said. Search is now
being made for the complete member-
ship rolls of the organization.
i in addition to the nation-wide round-
up of radicals. directed by William .1.
Flynn. Chief of the Secret Service 0!
the Department of Justice, the state
legislative committee. investigating
radicalism, headed by Senator Clayton
H. Dusk. is conducting a separate
drive, mainly against the Communists.
Senator Lurk said that his reports
showed a Communist membership of
over 7,000 in this city alone,
More. arrests of radical agitators
were predicted by “'illiam J. Flynn.
chief investigator for the department
of justice.
"We have a number of warrants fw
alleged rgiiamrs in .\'cw "York and
other parts oi 'the country. he said.
"and we expect to serve some or
them today. \\'e are not 'conhnin;
our work to the Communist party,
but are core-ting all agitators.
Internationaliabor Officers
Will Not Call Coal Strike
Off
(Continued from Page One).
American Federation of Labor stood
today before the country as an
unqualiled indorser of the strike of
soft coal miners and as bitterly op-
posed to the action of the government
in attempting to end the strike
.through injunction ‘ proceedlnlzs.
;\\‘hich action it characterized as “so
autocratic as to stagger the human
fmind.“ .
lndorsement oi thegiflke was an-
lnounced last night in a statement is-
isaied by the executive "counth of the
|Federation. which. pledged to the air:-
lkér's the full supportol' organized la.
b n and appealed to'ihe citizenship oi’
the country to‘give like ‘findprscmcnt
and aid to the men engaged in this
n'omentous struggle." _
After - going into the history of
exents leading up to the strike and
since. the statement, declared the
csurse oi the government in pecuring
a court order at lndinnnpolis smur-
day directing officials of the miners‘
organization to call of: the strike by
tomorrow night an invasion of the
rights of the miners ,nnd demanded
.the withdrawal of the injunction. The
:me of the Lever Act. Mr whicn‘lhe
tic-curt proceedings were instituted wu
éscverely condemned II,‘AII image
'to all uberty-loving Americans." At-
‘tcr declaring thetf‘by all the facts in
athe case the”): ’striko is Justi-
fied: we lndonp :gwoenoonvmccd
of the 'huticg ‘ot the—llm' my "
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not-wows Lending Dry Goods Store
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Goodbye to Summer
{atmw-fllg-gnhr visit: now and the necessity of maln'ng the home more: ' Romy.»
m ”We. W“: " . “Mm his A;
Our Big Stock of Carpets, Rugs, Cur.
tains, Shades and Draperies
Incl'des fl grades With fie motile butpouible money value whatever be you: H... ._
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or. union headquaners to be in in-
dlanapoh’s. but reports from the dis-
t-ict showed there had «been no
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Increased working forces. operators
aids, were employed in the non-union
luines. and with the rallrouis promts»
!.AKRON9 on REm '
ing a full car supply continued op-
( ration of these pits was expected.
Hosienv STORE .RENTS
FORMER FASHlON SHOP
it was stated. on the best authority.
that a man well and favorably known
as the manager of the hosiery and un-
derwear department of a local dry
goods store. had leased the store. at 13
Main street. nod being vacated by the
“'oman's Fashion Shop. and will open
the store. in the near future, with a
complete line of hosiery. underwear
and kindred items, for men, women
and children, A line of ladies’ Viz-lists
will be an important feature of the
s’ock.
NORWALK WELL REPRESENTED
AT WATERWAYS CONVENTION
Judge John J. Walsh and Samutl
Lynes left, this morning. as delegates
from Not‘wslk :1 the Dee-par “'ater-
Ways convention. : L‘harlesiown. N.
(3.. this week.
Judge “’alsh tool: an active part in
the annual convention. mm in Boron,
last year. and was one of the promi-
nent speakers in this vital
work.
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Plane Completed for Big Affair in the ‘
Armory Tomorrow Night. ‘
Arrangements have been completed
for the service men's smoker at tho
bill has charge or the “moss,“ and
Armory tomorrow night. Alfred ('utr
there will be sandwichcs. doughnuts,
and coffee, also smokcs contributed
by filo Knights of Columbus. through
the local chairman. \Villiam l‘. “'az'd.
lawrence l‘aul, chairman or the
amplifier» on speakers. has arangcd
to have Lieutenant James Hurt-W cl
“‘aterbury, one oi the famous Yankee
Diiision. cite a talk. and ihcrc will
also be a talk by the Rm, Mr. Suan,
who saw a lot of service (In :hc mhrrl , . ~
side as an army chaplain.
There will be music by a local me in Glunggoumoésegl/ESTEIWA may
(her-Ira composed of local svrricc‘ In 1b.. case of Frank “UN ll ' \
men. and Sergeant Jack Dnntpqy. .i l-d 01' “um: a. “W‘UHK‘ " '
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lb? affair. and cordially llll'llr's tl‘ttl 'Q'Jff‘liill. 3...}. attornrw \ ‘
expects Hcry ”nice man in \‘oruuk l’mnd 0f licr daughttlr,‘ Ni.“
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