Buy coal of those whifilay
Vibe game with deftness and
‘ care, where every ball
rolling t and
,f, shotkei: fair. With 0091.11
pouch" to pyousnugyou’
g gm no racking fears and
fj’giany buttons it will add to
string of years. Now,
,these points upon
mind, put up this cue
and lock it and you may find
after year it ’s money in
1:.
break !
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H-
‘ .We've
that WOOD
long run.
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of
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bermndversolewinoostl
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wantlldattherichtpfice, too. . ’
i ,, BOSCH SERVICE STATION ;
'1 . NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROHBEBG OARBURETORS
CHANDLER SIX
WHITE TRUCKS
.WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1860 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T, ‘0. NORWALK-
not!!!" tosayscsinstbriek connection. except
ammonia easier,eheaperandbetterinthe
We'veplanshereforyouto,lookoverifyouwant to
mailmabamsnoorjusttopntmliteintoanypart
yourhemganddou'tlet your buildings m down—it
'tpq—buedmthepflmdommlmr
Omeinthenexttimeyon’re overourway. Ifyou eon-
sultuawe'llseethatyougettheridithindofanythingyou
The Hatch f8. Bailey Co.
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CADILLAC EIGHT
Continued From Page One.
Washington Advices.
the Mexican
member of the community. in whic
Cordova, the bandit leader.
in any way. .it was stated.
CONSUMERS' MILK
(Continued from First Page).
l
.commodity - is
‘call. hOWever. does not affect persons
leged to drink milk without incurring
the enmity of-the "union."
Producers and distributors of milk
W ‘ _ Why do so many
come to us for
4 You will find the most beautiful line of‘ WOMEN’S AND
MSSES’ COATS, SUITS. DRESSES, SKIRTS, WAISTS AND
UNDERGARMENTS, priced lower than elsewhere.
and be convinced. .
Come
\ .
have protested against the "strike."
asserting that if it is made effective.
. the result will be that many producers
thus decreasing the milk supply.
Health Commissioner Copeland also
has protested against abstention from
the use of milk. predicting such a
course would impair the health of the
Smith. Underwood I
Remington. all other 2
makes. sold. rented,-
repaired. Rentals. $5
per month Machines
sold at$10permonth.
PLUMBER.
PEWRITER EXCHANGE.
airfield Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
6‘
FOREQUARTERS LAMB ‘- . nosee‘le'eeea-oe'e’a'ejoaoee. 180 Ibo
MAKE SURE OF YOUR THANKSGIVING TURKEY.
We are booking- now for the best the markets afford.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
SOUTH N ORWALK.
N ORWALK.
! The .w. c. 'r. U. of the World. an in-
ternational federation of prohibition
jsocietics. with headquhrters in Jon-
,don. will lead the fight for prohibition
in Europe. Miss Gordon said. A con-
;vention of the (world organization is
[scheduled for June. .1926, in London.
9 “'hcn questioned .bout an anti
jcisarette amendment to the Constitu-i
tion. said to be fostered by the Vii C.‘
,T. l'._ Miss Gordon said: “The V’. C.
‘1‘. IT. has never attempted to amend
the Constitution to prohibit the smok-
ing of cigarettes and never will. i
} “_\Ve have had an anti-nicotine bu~
CALL
JAFFE & ASH
won" cost more in the begin- .
but you will gain more in the I
We buy everything in the line i
. nk—cspccially Second‘Hand l
tare.
TELEPHONE 499. l
5RDERS FOR JUNK
.M” 'ter sent for and best 5
- -: ' paid. Phone or send
‘v'
L. EFFRON
East Norwalk.
Tel. 441.
. No Successors
.; ANOTHER LOT OF
TIRES .
Arrived. Lower Prices Than .1
Broadway 3
‘ch Non-Skid, Ajax Road
Goodyear Awt., Fisk, Non;
The Store That Delivers the Goods
Beckmann’s Grocery
Very Best Grade Mixed Tea. lb
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coifee.
1V ucoa Nut 01
lbOOOOOODIIIO'
. , 90. the world’s best. lb
Sw1fts Premium Oleo.ner lb
Very Best Mame Potatoes . . . . . . . . . .
Campbell’s Pork and Beans
il‘c’
36c
e ellliopl'OO
u...o......-u
42¢
15 lbs. for 57¢
2 cans 25c
Maqnolia or Clover Brand Milk. can .......... 1 c
Derby Brand Boneless Pickled Pigs’ Feet. jar . . 35c
Hip-o-Lite Mars allow Creme. Jar . . . . . . . . . . . 30c
Sunseai Sunny Corn (a fine article). Dkg'. ....... 18c
Shredded Wheat Biscuit. per pkg. . . .......... 13c
Delicious Bread. Cakes. Rolls. Buns. Etc..‘ at
White House Breadery. next to
Beckmann’s Grocery
FREE DELIVERY
83 Washington St. - Phone 1405.
and other makes at unheard‘ ‘
Buy today while the sizes
s Prices,
51-2 Ajax Road King $29.94:
. -2 Ajax Road King $13.85h
‘ Goodrich Non-Skid $21.55:
1-2 Goodrich N on-Skid,
’ $13.35 L
7 More Red Howe Tubes.
qt
iiin’s Garage
. . . r I
I
Dr. S...M. Diets
DENT-EST
47 South Main Striaet ‘ ' .
;
South Norwalk
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r03 THE LATEST ms ~ .
FOOTWEAR
GOTO
MAxLEVY
31So.=MainSt., '
' Jim
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”‘98“ for some time. but an amendment
ito the constitution. that is absurd.” .
iMASTER 0F ENTIRE *
i DALMATIAN COAST
; Continued From First Page
‘ .
d‘Annunzio returned here this evening
from his expedition to Zara on the Dal
.mation coast. His arrival was the oc
cesion for an enthusiastic demonstra-
tion.
D'Annunzio left the garrison at Zara
'ccmmanded by an officer of his own
staff with several huldred of his
hoops. He l‘l.‘(‘(‘l'(ed a most cordial
.welcome at Zara. T
1 It is announced that d'Annnnzio will
‘ occupy all of lstria. which is being
crusidered by the Peace Conference.
including the sections Which Foreign
‘Minister Tittcni proposes shall com:
,prise an independent state. '
' PIUME. Saturday. 139v. 15—Admiral
Millo. Italian commander of the Dal-
matian occupation forces. has gone
over to the cause of Gabriele d'Annun-
zio. swearing: complete loyalty to the
.poct and declaring that not one Italian
soldier will leave soil included in the
,pact of London. '1.
' Admiral‘Millo wrote to Premier Nit-
‘ti. informing him of his actbn. The
Premier replied: "I am not. astonisb
,ed at. the latest d'Annunzio enterprise.
However. i am strry for your action."
I
: PROHIBITIONIST MAY LOSE AN
' EYE.
5. LONDON. Nov Ill—The injury to
91-9 eve which William E. ("Pussy-
foot") Johnson. the American Anti-Sa-
lron UK-‘azue organizer, received last
week during the demonstration bv sm-
‘6 his. in which he was the central fia-
.u~-e. is proving more serious than at
.fi‘st thought. A second specialist ban;
'breu consulted and another operation}
.hes been performed. It is feared itg
n‘av be necessary to extract the eye.
The prohibitionist campaigners eye:
Isisht‘ has been permanently impaired.
(it is said. and it is considered doubtt‘él
i" l1ether the second operation wills
this sight. .
:
l
Mexican ‘BULL FIGHTS assumes;
‘ MEXICO CITY. Sunday. Nov. 16.—l
int Toreo. Mexico City's famous bung
lring, was the scenethls afternoon of;
the first bull fight since the sport was;
placed under the ban jn~ the Federal;
. district by President Carranza, almost ‘
KIDNAPPING PLOT 7:
Advices meeived in Washington
Mexico City:.an November 7.
tilt Com r Agent Jenkins
had been cleared of an suspicions oi-
investigating the abduction took occa-
sion to praise Jenkins, 'as a friend of
pie and a respected
he had lived for a number of years.
Jenkins was released on October 26
after his attorney, Senor Mestre, had
Paid the $150,000 ransom to Federico
An official statement issued in Wash-
‘“stop on the abduction of Jenkins
said,.that he would have to effect his
own reimbursement of the money paid
to the Mexirmns who kidnapped him,
unless he.could more that the Mexi-
can Government was negligent in af-
fording him protection. His standing
as an official of the United States Gov-
ernment had no bearing on the matter
STRIKE IN NEW YORK~
every week until the price of that
i
lowered. The strike
under four years of age. who are privi-
will be obliged to go out of business.
.tion“ of station agent at
iwhlt-h he retainvd tor many years. Of!
[Marine Company and renamed it Dor-
p
Esary 200 pounds of flesh. which was a
bakes. at Doi‘lon‘s, were the most pop- ‘
one or more boat-loads from New York
city. and representatives from every
State in the I’ninn. prodigious quanti-
ties of clams. chickens. lobsters and
h.
curtains.
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
I Cozy Windoyvs for
Winter Time .
There is nothing that adds more to the homey appear.
ance oflaroom than the proper kind of shades and
VISIT OUR CURTAIN CORNER:
Foi- the biggest and most varied assortment of
QUAKE]! CRAFT LAUES, CURTAINS. DRAPERIES
and all kinds of Fixtures. Rods and Poles.
WINDOW SHADES ALL SIZES AND COLORS.
yatt
Continued .From Page One.
at the left of the roadway and turned}
.over, pinning the man down until pass-‘
ing motorists came to his rescue.
was taken at once' to his home and?
'Doctors Alice and Allen. of'Ridgeiield.l
iwere summoned. A number of the;
Saugatuck. I
late years he has divided his time be-f
tween the home of his sister. Mrs. Jane1
Horrigan. of Sauaotuck. and that of;
another sister in Brooklyn. and. until?
the past summer. made frequent visits;
toAhls host of Norwalk friends to talk
over the "good old days."
He was one of the charter members
of the Fat Men's Association, of which
the. late l-ili Perkins was president and
Mr. Murphy vice-president and treasur-
er for many years.
The association arr-w rapidly and.
when Pliiletus Doricm purchased the
hotel from the defunct Gregory's Point
lnn's Point. he immediately joined the?
Fat Mon and became onn of its most
enthusiastic members. Through his
interest many well-known New York-
rs. who could qualify with the neces-
prime requisite for admission to the
club. and from 1874 until some score
of years later. the Fat M’eh‘s clam-
ular “stag" outingsrbf the year. with
' foam sun: can: .
‘ . STOPS
l
i
1193?": rival
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"at oi your ”5; ”if; M"
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IN AUTO SMASH w
ill
be old hotel now the' . ‘
132:1: glotIhlbdNbrwalk Count’y Club, are was beautifully decmated for the o3.“
well remembered.
MISS MC FARLAND
ATTRACTIVE BRIDE 1
(Continued from Page One).
shook
ABSORBER .
Ride from the sidewalk to street without a'jounee,
Ride ataany speed over cobblestones car t acks deep
csoranykindofroad,and " r .
&"S. Shock Absorbers ‘i
L; Will make you thmk’ thit all roads
‘ how Principle—Endorsed by User: and Best Engineers
”engagements: ragga-rim
”abut-emigflmo tee
m‘“o“m' " too
then. L m
. "fi' '1' ”it met
4 " FOR SALE av banana ”Ema-r mu. . - . .
SELECTION EARLY
lt's pleasant to save aH your
Christmas gifts selected be-
fore “to rush lwcrins. It 's more
pleasant to know that each
gift is stamped by good taste
and high quality. To know
both these satisfactions, shop
early—and shop at Brand‘s.
Our displays of Christmas
gifts are very large and var—
icd now, and Brand's quality
and distinction are apparent
in everything shown.
BUYING IN SAFETY
At BRAND'S
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
STORE
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
.' .-_— -
'7 _ mm
cKs ,
w,-
are mac-dam.
“.
nu ma' 3:31;:
we. one-awaken
CORP:N.*L '
!
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=_-r r‘fi E: . V
\orwalk was charm-
7 nhn re consumed and Norwaad, also of . , .. .
WILTON MAN labial; $3; mgngl‘he big events of ing in he; girlish dgogl‘ienEXSt “In:
- ' o . ‘. . .
BADLY HURT the day, aside from the bake. was the groom ha on y
eighing-‘in of the new members, and Bates of Norwalk. who acted as h i
e race for members of the club only. I man.
The large estate of Dr. Moi‘ar;.m=
hing affair. As the guests filled
drawing room and reception hall. li‘f‘
front porch was classed in so ill; . v
served as another room from “our;
the bridal party might be seen. Down
the aisle of white ribbons the m 15.!
group made a beautiful appnai'nr.:u
, hite chrysan'l‘t-
community. nTan‘s ribsdwere broken and one ankle "*’_" . . “029; 2:12:23)! 311d rvboms with 2,...
I h ' 'l . badly wrenched. His ,condition be-. te was lined with silver \‘eillinz. KW' mu bl a mass of ping! and wire
t e" C“ lette’ ¢ ' o DRY WORLD IN came so much Worse by noon on sat ing a beautiful effect to the entire cos- ginners ta Aereception was mm m “I,
I he Parls Cloak and 8111‘ House urday that it was thought best to haveztume. Her Russian headgear fasten: dowe . m with more [51‘ a M ”W!
The answer is Service ' 1927. SAYS THE him removed to the Norwalk Hospital ,’ ed the long veil which fell gracefull) , mms 1‘00 t 98“" ‘qm‘mpw (r
—-we know the Gillette W C 'r U LEADER and o... mm... m summoned-:m-er the mm W"- Sh" “3"“ “I‘m“ "“yi‘éeiifimmg n
' ' 33 SOUTH MAIN ST SOUTH 1(0me ’ ‘ ' ' Attended by his devoted wife he made large bridal and shower bouquet of chestm 0 re, j - . ,.
j-cangivea man a little ' - me fen-mile Journey. a portion of it; white rose buds. music for the ex enlng.‘ r H.
tiP that eases up his I (bummed From Page one“ over verv mush roads, fairly well. al—l The bridesmaid. ' Miss Katherine Mr. and Mrs. Dilwmlh lot Antler; .
shavmg. _ ‘2. ~ __ t _‘ though sun‘erinz intense pain at ever)" Steilberger of Philadelphia. wore a ia‘tcly after the common} :01 “ l w
Also wehave Gillettes already m force in mg mum... we jolt, His condition this morning isfprmy tumuoise blue and, silver sown-fit." whg're WHEYSf‘gflf‘(Tum; ‘,
inawide range of stleS, , \ . ' - Will have time to assist in the move-Hsaid ‘0 be favorable. ;;rith‘ha:t “f I’lafzfis‘dr‘jllgr' lfi‘ileahrllliegl‘tty home. for them sin \\" 4,. g
i ‘ . v —. : ouque was 0 ~ ~~ ' , ' , . , .
onétfipleaBse sverylman. 5 SChUlIZe S TUBSday SpeCIalS gm? ‘1‘? liha: 2211;;ifigldliédigsdooggg gr PATRICK MURPH1’ flcn Van Liew of Norwalk was the l‘lngrfi'llli'h HWY Will'nf‘f‘llm ”W” 1.: ‘ 1»
. . l ette ‘a es a‘ways : the g. k d 'lll d . k ' i ll ' {bearer and me flower girl, Lucy Bates pletion. The bride was a mutln.‘ . .
“1 StOCk- RIB LAMB CROPS . - ' a; ll?“ “ ld sen nor ers o a FAMOLTS FAT MAN, f ______ __,_, . Miss Marshall‘s school. l‘h.ludt .1 . .I.
ALBERTwD..MORGAN --------- 28c lb. 59815180 e wor . ~ ,1 »—-- tPa. Mn mlwonh "mom... m...
. LOIN VEAL CHOPS , It is not purely a moral question. DIED SATURDA} ~ 'h he “u“ H ,.,
.9 Washington St... """" ' ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '3. 32° lb. gas many believe. The United States. ' . :L‘mcgvgismi l“ (‘Srpurmx . \l..'-~,~. of
V’ south Norwalk, VEAL OUTLETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 380 lb. by be“)?! dry. W1" hold economic suo Continued From Page One_ I R } Mrs anoflh-Q Aruba] ,- ,. ”9.. J;
‘ smw LAMB .. u .. u 18c lb .premacy. The other nations must fol. __ ; MAKE YOU ; ‘ ' "
. *.. ---------- o-osueoeeaene_ on 'u. e \ v ‘10“, to keep up}!
among those present lust nwl t.
li.l(ricger&€o.
Showing a very do.
pendablc assortment
olFurScaris andMuiis
Also a icw sample
Hudson Seal Coats at
very popular prices.
Specials
For the Week
PURE NEW ORLEANS
MOLASSES
a Ami. $1.10, qt. soc
N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS,
a lb . . . . . . 10c
HERE BRAND' UNSWEET-
ENED MILK, a can 13¢
EXTRA FINE LARGE CAL.
- ovoooolooooe
PRUNES, 9. lb. ..... . . . 21c
WHITE ROSE 0000A,
1.2 lb. can 18c
A. STULL
24 Cottagefitrect
4...... __...-—._.._.. a...“ a.-.“ .
s. .
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MME. JEANNE [TE
South Norwalk’s Leading
Corsetierre & Glover
56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Corsets Cleaned and Repaired
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Norwalk Chronicler