gal—the work of ancient
, WM ofl' wintry
5‘! we and to thus avoid
" " When the snows
, _ ' paint the landscape and
- ice adorns thaltre‘es you
my huge' rby eilresid, e
tush’d by sweet content and
Why do so many
come to us for
their Gillettes
The answer is Service
—we know the Gillette
——can give a man a little
wasnsversclowinoos‘ti . __ ’_ '_ __:‘
Omhthenextthasyouireomourway Ityoueon-.
”It Ill-trolls» that you get ille'fighthhd-ofnny thing-you
Mindithrlghtmm. '
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é NORWALK AND GOODYEAR COED TIRES
STROHBERG OARBU'EETORS
CHANDLER SIX . CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE lace and am. 12 cussruur or. so. NORWACK-
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2.75 BEER IN-STATE, ; H
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' have taken an. Opposite"
have was; beer nor-12.
‘ $15.”: at. cannot be, sold
-.... cheese the! the sale of 2.15
beef- is not contrary to law that will
legalize the manufacture and 18-16 ‘
of beer or that alcoholic content in" .
this patterns the opinion of the Su- ;
preme court interprets the law for all a
the states. Should the court decide.
however, that it is illegal to sell 2.75
per cent. beer, that necessarily does
not settle cases_that are pending in
Connecticut. Judge Chatfleld,'under
the question raised in the United
States court, in this state. held-that it
was contrary to law to sell beer that
contained as much as 1 per cent. of
alcohol. That is the law of this state
until it is set aside by higher author-
ity. While t may be illegal to sell
beer with a alcoholic content of 2.76
per cent, it does not follow necessar-
ily that it is illegal ‘to sell beer that
has as much as onehalt of 1 per cent.
alcohol content. The outcome of the
case in the Supreme court will be
aarwited with interest by brewers and
liquor dealen; throughout the country.‘
even though prohibition, under the.
eighteenth amendment, becomes eil'ect-l
ive on January 16. \l :-
~1n inspection of our stock
coats. '
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ACHIEVEMENT‘ BADGES.
COMPENSATION ’ l
AGREEgggESQCED Awarded to Many Boys and Girls mE
. the Nor-walk Public Schools. l
You will find the most beautiful line of WOMEN ’8 AND '
MISSES’ COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS AND
UNDERGARHENTS, priced lower than elsewhere. Come
and be convinced. ‘ _
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
soon noawsLlL
The (allowing boys and girls from‘
. the Norwaik public schools have been
infection of left arm Sep‘embpr 27‘ awarded Achievement Badges by the
will receive $113.93 Weekly until able to supervisor of school gardens. These
return to 'work. badges mean that the ones receiving
Christine Lawrie, of Bridgeport, em- them have done their work in the
lo ed b the B 'ant Electric Co., am-
:ugmonyog ind: finger October 10. school gardens in an, excellent man-
jwill receive $7.20 per week until able her and showed a keen interest in
‘0 “'Ol‘k again. lagriculture. Robert Chiltim. ot W'innl-
6‘“ :18 w“""' tpauk. won the third prise on his pig
(Continued from rage Ono).
t glorwalk’s LendingDryGoods Store
en It'Comcs to Coats _ f
, m NEW OOA'l‘S POI LADIES AND mssss‘
Up-to-date models are being received daily and add nest and interest to our big line.
Wehave never carried so large or varied a stock of Coats for the young people, ranging
insisesfromStomyearsas'wellasabiglineoIInfants’Goats. .
, ALL KINDS 01' RAIN COATS W” “"
Silk or cloth finished ones for women and a big line of Children's Rain Coats and Cap“,
' » sousrnmo sprout. m suns rsmcos'rs war m.
l PRINCE OF WALES
for a more formal welcome hero to
day by Vice-President Marshall, acting
for President Wilson.
the Cabinet.
During his ihrce~day stay in “’ssh.
ington, the Prince and his party will
occupy the home of Perry Belmont.
There. following the welcome at thel
station and after a. drive with a caval~,
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Iand up Pennsylvania avenue.
:Priuce is to entertain the mcmbo
,his party informally at luncheon
g The afternoon was set aside in . ,,
,cciving tors and paying calls in
visiting President. at the “f -.
House. Rear Admiral Graysorl, ..
““1 members OffPresidcnt‘s personal physician, “7
lformed the State Department }- a,
day that the Prince might visr
.Wilson in his sick room if he m
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John Sharpe. No. 750 Seaview ave-
nue, Bridgeport. employed by the Lake at the Danbury Fair. His pig was
.Torpedo Boat Co., hernia October 15, bought through the Farm Bureau Re-
33 scorn mar;
:will receive $18 weekly during inca~ ceiving Slalfon on Newtown avenue.
pacity. Anyone seeing their name here monn
tip that eases up his
‘ shaving.
‘ Also we have Gillettes
in a wide range of styles,
One to please every man.
Gillette Blades always
in stock.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
Lshing'lbn St,
South NOWalk,
‘ // :(1 mu.” :2;
Smith, Underwood,
Remington, all other
' makes. sold, rented,
repaired. Rentals. 35
per month. Machines
sold atSlOuel-month.
|“if";rigsgrfoégglgviflChbvl‘dolx: tioned who have not yet received the
lbla'Graphophon'e Co.,<iracturc of left badge should “‘90" ‘0 1“" Hodgdon
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
FANCY ESCALLOPS
STEAK RED SALMON ..... 35c lb.
RIB LAMB cnors 28clb.
smarts-r conunn Bsnr .. 10c lb.
PLATE CORNED BEEF . 121-2c lb.
$1.00 qt.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.908.
middle finger September 24. will re- at Over River School for the same at
ceive $11.03 weekly until able to work once.
again. ' : ' ell,
Edward Cosby. No. 328 Stmtford The names follow Arthur hew
avenue, Bridgeport, employed by Col- “”9”” Nultlng. Jul“ Oravz, Wil-
umbia Graphophone Co., fracture of llam Pedein. Veronica Palinkos. Ralph
finger October 14, will receive $13.75 Persechino. James Records, Joseph
per week “Nil able ‘0 """k once more. Records, Kenneth Reynolds. Andrew.
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Corseticrrc & Glover
Corsets Cleaned and Repaired
llliriegcrflo.
PREPARE NOW TO I‘UY
YOUR WINTER CLOTHES
FROM US ON 1'” EA SY
PAYMENT PLAN.
m. JEANNI-Il'l'li
South Norwalk's Leading
66 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
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Joseph Copola. Greenwich, employ-
r
ed by J08. Christiano. crushed left in- Richards, Robert Skldd. Elmer Snif—V
‘dex finger September 25.. will receive ten. irving Sovcnsin, Marguerite Sass,
$9.53 weekly during incapacity. nAnna Siolha. Frances Shepard. Paul-,
Nick Grandito. Stamford, employed inc Singewaid. Eugene Vaughan, AM
by Mianus ”0“" (‘0..Stamford.hernin hen \‘arian. Harry chnrick, Paul
' ' " .’ 'ekl'umil .
fig}: ficglr'kfirece‘“ ”8‘ “e ’ “'upperficld. “‘arren Russell. Elsie
' Howard Snifi'en. Stauyford' employed \\'ilkins. (‘arl “’ilbur, Henry “'illmr.
by Stollwerck Chocolate (‘0.. infection Sophie Wilbur. John Yuflezok. Elva
index finger, right hand January 13. Avallanc, Ethel G. Avery. “‘allllce An—
,':~"llrlllurct’:e;v:r:9.63 Weekly until he re‘ nold, (”ore Aramin, Florence Austin.
l Alfred Simmons. Stamford, employ- .Anna Brekousky, Frances Balnarick.
"ed by Stamford Rolling Mills C0,. _ul- Lizzie Brand. Lizzie Canto. Harvey
’ Will r609”? Cable, Robert (‘hittinL Albert Crinen-
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{cor on log September a,
berg. Milton Fable. Frank Cavallcl,
PLUMBER. NORWALI. BOOTH NOIWALI.
Tvogwnl'ren EXCHANGE.
‘. Fairfleld Ave“ Bridgeport. Conn. — 7 -~ — J
clit‘ ’ 4lclb' COFFEE 4
JAFFE & ASH c
it won‘t cost more in the begin- ' V
nine. but you will gain more in the ‘ we at
end. “"0 buy everything in the line
.0! Junk—especially SecondHand
'hrniture. ' , m
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L. EFFRON l
Iowan St. East Hamlin“
m “1 Tel .441!
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TIRES v
v” Arrived. LowerPribes .Than
Broadway
.a ‘ch Non-Skid, Ajax Road
. ,‘ Goodyear Awt, Fisk, Nor-
' and other makes at unheard
i" .. Buy today while the sizes
_ unbroken. . '
.mple's ’ Prices.
4-1-2 Ajax Road King $29.94
3, 1-2 Ajax Road King $13.85
- {Goodrich Non~8kid $21.55
3' 1-2‘Goodrich Non-Skid, ‘
$13.35
Tubes.
‘uStin’s Garage
' PHONE 1959.
l'ew More Red Howe
. .4 .103 0W
_ m or cnoconars
ta tion Co feitm sfhoutinlz abOItJtour No.fltl§p.val Plan.
° You are
blend—give it a trial now.no a use: 0 ‘5 MW
Fisher Queen Sardines in Oil ........... 2 n
Krystalak Brand Dried Milk. k . ......... cf .l’ 335
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s 8%. lb. . . . . ...... 36c
Del Monte Aspara TIDS. per can , ............ 35c
\ cry Best Sweet otatoes ............ 3 lbs. for 29¢
Post Toastles or Kellogg’s porn Flakes. pkg. . . . . l c
Sun Brand Golden Pum kln. can .............. 15c
hart I’lubert Brand Ear y June Peas. can . . . . . 16c
SWlft s Borax Soap .............. 5 large cakes 33c
Walter Baker’s or Huyler’s Cocoa. can ........ 23c
Van Camp 5 Tomato Soup (Very fine). can ..... 10c
Try the White . House :‘Breader Products——
They’re different. Bread. Cakes. Roi s.’Buns. Etc.
Beckmallll’s Grocery
St. Phone 1405.
3313.82 weekly until able to work again.
Jennie Taylor. Bethe], em lloyed by ,
tJohn Red, of Bethel. mangléd second Ralph Cole, 30"" Carruthers, Arthur
finger A gust 11. will receive :6 week- Damate. Angeline De Floria, Armand
.-. 8: Supply Co.
Distn' 'butors «High Grade
Hard and Soft Goals
The Norwalk
COAL
Masons‘lliaterials of all kind;
Fertilisers-4 variety
SOUTH NORWALK
Successors to
RAYMOND BROS.
Roofing Paper—Sewer Pipt
Crushed Stone—Etc.
iy until she returns to work. he Purne, Charles Daniels. Olive
. Jack George. Wenbur)’. employed by Bowing. George Downing, Wilbur Er--
American Hattcrs and Furriers (70., ‘
lnc.. burn on right hand October 3, will mo, Ralph ESWSH’. Ralph Fuller.
receive $122.50 Weekly until he returns James Fuller, Leon A. Fish, Kenneth
to work. Foster. Gertrude “rolclRS. Mildred
John Ritzo, New Canaan. employed Finkler. Lucille Glover. Karl Gregory.
by L. B. Youndy, of New Canaan, Harve' G .. .
sprained ankle September 24. will 1~c~ All) 5H lustafson. “lilim: _"”“er‘
ceivc $7.43 weekly until he returns to e" 0 h- Er“!!! ”Olly. ( rls Heish-
work. man, Kenneth Hyatt. Ellsworth Holly.
. _~___, .~.—— Anna Hendricks Hem-v Hart Har
EMPLOYERS WILL NOT ABANDON Kcnnel, Jr.. Ruth Keeldr. Edward Kir-l
.1 LOCKOUT mayor. John Keene, Anna Kaplin,
Meyer Livenstcin Aubrey Llo ' '
‘ ' ’ ' . . . , yd, Louis
BARCELONA. vhionday. Ixm. 10-“ Mole. Martin Muren. oliward Mayan l
The employers are amused and are Howard Melton,
united not to abandon the lockout pan] Miklovich‘ R
without a hard fight. According to
Rudolph Mallanik.
lchard Mills.
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, tima," (Land for Maritime Engineers) WASHINGTON, x0“
and a. large plant manufacturing ma- has”. was
terials for railroads and construction today in as
work. which declined to join the lock
[out on the ground that they did not
il.—-l'nusuai
shown by the government
kim: the Supreme (‘ourt for
a final decision on the constitutionali-
ty of the wartime prohibition act.
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. Specials .
. liar? the-WEEKS
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Our present stocks are filled
to overflowing with helpful sug-
gestions.
BUYING IN SAFETY
; 'A‘t BRAND’S
Jawstsv mo omen.-
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”granary
HERE BRAND onswnnr-
ENEDHILKacan 12c
runs omen mean,
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A 1 24 Cottage Street
Birthstone; for November .0
PURE NBWORLBANS . ' low, l
MOI-ASSES'qte30c,gal.$1.10 ‘Wm'dun NOVember'S 1'08 and “““E
' I A . 330W: . 1
LIVE OAK BUCK-WHEEL; - Should prize the topas’ amber
, . , . 31b.»pkg. 28c, hue— .
N. 'Y. STATE PB A BEANS Emblem of friends and lovers true.
Gutto ........... lo'c lb. ~ GIFTS
' chooses to «amoral: Ollinl'
~ we.“
receive adequate support from their
‘colleaxues during the previous strikes,
'have been bovcoited and comlielled to that the government appeal from the
close sections of their will” It *3 Louisville Federal (‘ourt decision no.
cxpected they will be forced '0 0‘09?- clarinz the act unconstitutional be
down entirely this week. heard Nov. 2“, ,
Extension or the lockout movement He had priviouely made known his
Caragossa and Madrid is exveClGd' intention to urge hearing after Dec 8
m take place on November 17. with other cases which (‘OntPSl the law
--—--—-———.~. declaring 2.75 per cent. beer illegal.
SE ATTlruoE UNCHANGEO.
PEKIN, W'ednesdav, Nov. 5 (Associ- SMALWW
TO BE ADMITTED 7'
oted Pressl.-—Offlcial denial is giVen
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During the session of the court, Al—
torney-Genel‘al Palmer endenly asked 5'
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:reports that the Chinese government,
contemplates opening direct neimtiaj
‘tlons with Japan over the relidffllbu‘
'(f Tsin-‘l‘au. The Chinese altitude on by the Supreme Council or the Peace
iihe suaiect appears to be unchanged. Conference. which met this morning
,and the country is unanimous in pre- with Premier Clemenceau in the chair.
Starring that China’s claims await decl-a (Article 229 or ”‘9 "‘3“?- which
deals with t ‘ .
sion by the League of Nations. ’nals in quegfmgrnpglvfiegl g“; “‘5‘“ . .
The Shannan: provincial assembly sorts guilty of criminal acts againstm
has telegraphed the government to ”nationals 0' fl' Single power shall
:main steadtsst. . . (bronchi before the military tribunhll:
" Of that Dower. while ‘35
li Janmjhsvlus tried the peace we}, “,3 “mm lhgeflgxoiualll'ty or 4»
treaty. according , 1 opinion here'more than one o! the allied and I. 3‘“ .
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At ~r'l‘sins-Ilu.’mm“g Emma“ composed ctr bitten- ‘ l
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(li'fifikfl’ I?“ W .0; f”? fillinnais of the
“5143*!” at Wm“ - _, r,
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HAVE YOU A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX IN A HODERN
VAULT? IF NOT, LET us BENT YOU'ONE AT m now.
NAL COST 0! FOUR DOLLARS PER YEAR.
mnmeon
the general impression, it would be a PRCHIBITION DECISloNs NEAR ll
mistake to suggest they are wenken- . ‘ i ::=
lng. The important engineering Appeal From Louisville Count Decl-l .. *‘~-‘ 'Q"“~'~ ‘m‘ _ _, .
works, “Maouinista Terrestrcy Mari. sion to be Heard Nov. 20. w
waiter/10L.
13mm
To stimulate the sale 01"
American-made Waist v
and to establish their plan ~ ;
as the best in ilte world.
the ”United Waist Leagm:
0‘ Mon” has inaugm»
‘tted “31m Week" ‘0
’ 111,! from Nov. 10th to
15th. its raw material
mm“, the whole-
lulx and the retailers
m working together to
M this project a. suc- §
ooss..Will you also co—op- ~
«Mo‘with us by selecting
anywaist from our big as-
Effluent. this week, at a
reduction of ten per cent?
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