GOLF.
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SOME BREEZY TALK
ourmenaudrivingofl'all .‘ . .
“fififm‘WMfi Ifyoufilf’comeinwe'lltellyouwhatit'llcosttomake
have "slice though iu-acoldandunoomfombhhousgdonlt doitagaianoneed
rough; and how to get
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Don’t try to repair
' ' ' and have the defect remedied
1y a BATTERY EXPERT.
Run down batteries, batteries
.mt won ’t work and won’t hold
’fie ‘ ‘charge, ” batteries that are
‘Ways giving trouble can be put
h FIRST CLASS CONDITION
"3 entrusted to OUR CARE.
' Complete equipment and ex-
)ert work.
Reasonable charges.
Norwalk Storage
BaiteryZCo.
”72 NORTH MAIN ST.,
" 336—2. South Norwalk.
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makes, sold.
repaired Rentals. 85
amid a L$10 per month
, , PLUMBER.
fives-wows: EYCHAMGE,
Fairfleid AVG" 51m 3‘ :un ~. 60h"
CALI.
JAFFE & ASH
wdn“ cost more in the begin-
, g. but you will gain more in the
' We hvv everything in the line
Junk—especially Second-Hand
fiture. _ . “I.“
TELEPHONE 499.
. iRDERS FOR JUNK
" ... 'tely sent for and best
u paid. Phone or send
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.L. EFFRON
East Norwalk.
Tel. 441.
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not enough. Tom!“
Qbunlners makes a hole in.
. it should roll the other.
' . how difi"rent things
be; ’twould putt usall
,betterformandiuitustoa
The war has hit the old f_
d; its landedinth:
1
M again will bother us'
W. But if'we lose a
Stroke or two we’ll‘win at
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that
“omen BATTERY by add-
ig acid—bring the' battery to
OUTSIDE WINDOWS. ’
l 2’
cent. per year on your fuel link-worth while isn't it? - _
Ifyouwilloomeinwe’ll tellyouwhatit'll coattomake
your house comfortable. ‘lgflmm
The Hatch & Bafley CO.
, BOSCH SERVICE STATION
RADIATOR coves, wasp on
N ORWALK T1338
STROHBERG CABBUBETOBB . .
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
wnano AND
. . sumo
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1860 and 2011.
12 CHESTNUT 81'. ‘0. NORWALK.
ofitwhsnyoucaugetyourhouseequipped so easily with
-Iipmpeflymadeandputontheywillaaveyou100pee'
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AGREA‘I‘ U00
Continued m We One.
be sure of support for years to come:
The generosity'of the public in this
"chive" means that no more will be
neceuary. it is hoped. The Union
thanks all workers and con store.
.‘l’he Whirlwind Drive
«sea. .
The central cornmlttee,,which was a.
committee for soliciting special people.
brought in the large sum of 81,852.
The captains of the districts turned
in 82,023.97. ,
Each sectibn had‘ its on general.
The generals were: Hrs. A. B. Clever~
1!. Mrs. E. H. Every, Mrs. John C.
Sherman, Mrs. W. H. Baldwin and
Mrs. George F. Canileld. Amounts re-
ceived from sections. including spe-
cials and regular solicitors, were as
follows: .
Rowaytonfiection .......... . $244.80
South Norwalk section. . ..... 1,405.34
East Norwalk section. . . . . . 433.77
NorWalk section ............. 2,263.06
Wilton section. . . .- ........... . 156.00
Westport section . . . . ...... .nothing
The amounts received from the cap—
tains or the dish-lite are given below:
P
soap“. soy. 24. 1919 a .1.
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Norwalf k’s Leadmg' Dry. Goods Store
, { f. CUP For N , H 9
Ivory room in the house will look more attractive forthehoneoonldaifnttedupwith new
Rugs, Carpets and Curtains
ALI. GRADES 0P CARPElkln a great variety of patterns and color combinations, including
- Stair Carpets
BIGANDLITI'LE auoslaumumdmputnuwmmnym to the appearance ofany
room. . m ' M
CURTAINS. CURTAIN MATERIALS. DRAPERIES ”W
PRINTED AND INLAID LINOLEUMS -. .: a.
Table Linen and Napkins .
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Great “thanksgiving Sale
A Rare Opportunity or Bargains 0f
WOMEN’S AND MISSES’
COATS. SUITS MD DRESSES
_ Plentv to choose from. Come without delay.
Priced posmvely lower than elsewhere. -»
We alter free of charge.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 South Main St. Established 1001. South Norwalk.
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Your ThanksgivimiIOrder will be filled with the
greatest care if yOu let s serve you. Watch for our
Thanksgiving Sale.
Smith, Underwood.
Remington. all other
rented.
'.€‘r month. Machines
:5 . . 1N0, successors
ANOTHER LOT OF
TIRES
Arrived. Lower Prices Than
Broadway .
‘ h Non-Skid, Ajax poad
Goodyear Awt.,_ Fisk,‘Nor-
and other makes at unheard
B
shaken.
mics.
Prices.
Goodrich N on-Skid $21.55
.2 Goodrich N on-Skid, .
$13.35
. More Red Howe Tubes.
:s‘tin’s Garage
PHONE 1959.
m OF CHOCOLATE
"1.2 Ajax Road King $29.94.
_;1-2 Ajax Road King $13.85,i
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uy today while the sizes ‘
resume-sum
Country Sweet Cider. quart c0ntainer . . . . ..... 15c
Sw1ft’s Oleo Premium~ brand. lb. ........... .- . 40c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb... . . . ..... . 36c
None Such Mince Meat. pkg. ............ . ..... 14c
Gold MedalprJones’ Flour. bag ......... . . . . $1.79
Cakes Swnft’s Borax Soap for ...... ., . _. . . . . . . c
.arroco Brand Conn-new pack. can . . . . ....... 1 c
Crisco ............ 1-2 lb. 19c. 1 lb. 33c. 1 1-2 lb. 03c
Del Monte Asparagus Tips. can . . . . ........... c
Old Dutch Cleanser ; . . . . :. . . . . . . . . 3cans for25c
N o. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. ............. 43c
PIES PIES PIE .-
Order.vour_ pics at White House Breadery for
Thanksgivm};r dinner.
Apple. Pumpkin. Mince-
Beckmann’s “Grocer
83 Washington St.
Y
Phone 1405.
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' LOOT IN CHURCH
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Methodist church. Upon investigating§
.he found several big boxes. many pack- , that
the church. The church has not been the
used for many years and it was uni"em
ideal place for the thieves to hide;
lihelr loot. Mr. Smith notified Dépuiys
.; Sheriff C. C. Fairbanks who started an'
,‘immedlaie investigation. The sheriff;
:traced the wagon tracks from the
church to the road oposlte the home
.of John Danie. a short distance from,
the church. Mr. Dante told'the sheriff in
08 m
er at
at.
the opposite side of
,and left in fmnt of "the house thisfmm
Lmorning. Sheriff Fair-hank then true-i
{ed the wagon tracks to the "New ile-faidy
wen" freight yards closeto a string of;
EREENWICH 1s
District District
1A . . . . $74.90 19 . . . . $68.05
18 . . . . 59.90 20 . . . . 19.45
. 2 . 66.78 ‘21 . . . . 99.45
3 . 24.50 22 75.48
4 . . 60.23 23 . . . . 23.30
5 .’ 92.65 ‘ 24 ' . . . 76.75
s ....172.90 25 69-325 :
7 . . . . 119.75 26 . . . . 223.02
8 . . . 65.07 27 . 54.50
9' . . . . 111.65 28 . 26.10
10 . . . . 111.30 29 . . 84.40
11 . . . . 120.25 30 . 38.10
12 - 13 . 76.40 31 62.72 .
14 . . . 22.15 32 45.45
15 . . . 175.80 33 8.75
16 72.22 34 8.05
17 80.45 35 44.00 ferr
18 90.25
cd to Miss Martin’s death. which. ac~
|cording to the testimony given at the
:inquest. was due to the lack of proper
Louis 1“. Macaw, driver .0? the car
responsible for the iatality, testified
ages. rolls and bales of Cloth stored in 090895 and her companion. owing to
VVhen—he‘came within a short distance
of the girls be shut oi! his power, he
said.
The coroner, in exoneratlng Mas
authorities had a rig t to provide prop-
.lhat he found his wagon parkpd on‘ tin was killed was a heavy traffic art-
the road tmslery To”
fmornlnz and said it was stolen froml‘is “'9" a
,his place sometime during the nighming 99°91“, Who use it 8‘0““! ‘0 and
avenue. Rivcrville, Glcnville and Cas-
J
ll.lirieger&€o.
The leading Store ior
Ready-io-wear
Clothes ior Men, Wo-
men, Boys and Giris
We SOllcll Charge
Accounts.
CENSURED BY
CORONER PHELAN
Continued from page one
o
ing to the factors which contribut-
1 Gang]:
walks on Lake avenue bill. which!
pelled the deceased, who was walk- H , ’
with a girl friend. to use the mid- ayes
or the road." I,
Honey
h? was unable to' see the de-
light at the point where the cool
occurred being out that night.
Steps The Tickle
ginkgo-nun
”opal-m
and this dimmed his headlight.
. pointed out that the Greenwich
MME. JEANNETTE
South Norwalk's Leading
Corsciierre & Glover
dewalks and adway. knowing
the highway on which Miss Mar-
tomobilcs and other vehicles,
for large numbers of work-
their work at Rock Ridge, Lake
and Hubbard Parks.
; cars which arrived somotl e early last’
evening. The seals were 'rolien on-
several cars but the loot was takeni
from a "“‘esierlv Pacific" car. ‘
The railroad detectives claim that
the goods already recovered are vain-l
ed at $3.000 while as much is still 111)"
recovered. or the cloth recovered
there were fifty boxes of dimitlch
twenty-six packages 'of novelty cloth:
many rolls of silk. expensive linen and.
cotton texture, . 5
Gang of Crooks. !
According in the railnoad detectives?
the work was done by a, gang of crooks l
who have made a complete study of,
uftc
end
Eggs. every one guaranteed . . . . . . . 59c doz.
American Cheese 35clb.
/
30clb.
. '..' . . 39c lb-
...... . 39c lb.
Compound Lard
EcstSantosCoifee
Best Mixed Tea
Seeded Raisins . ...... p ........
. . . . 15c pkg.
.....‘20c pkg.
. . . 25c' pkg.
Standard Butler- & Egg, Co
Seedless Raisins . . . . .__.
New Currants a. . . . . .,
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Sp‘ec‘iais
7!
For the W eek
was new ORLEANS no-
~ LABSES— -‘ ‘
8. qt. 30¢; a gal. $1.10
,N Y. sTA'rs PEA BEANS,
. al......... ..... ...,,10c
EXTRA PINE roux, a lb. 32c
LIVE 0A1: nucannAT,
~ 3 n». pkg. 28c
mean, '
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Mum BUSINESS.
course ’
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runs .cmsn .
.s.:..._._--,.. ........... .. . .-
‘f 8281. ..-..
cine-.4
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officials of the United 'Mine “’urkcrs-
‘of America.
agreed to close their factories three,
days a week; beginning today, until"
the coal shortage is relieved.
cago heat was shut off in street curs. '
- today reached St. Charles, a. mining’
town near the Virginia-Kentucky lmr-t
. dcr. where it was
had threatened to shoot any of then
the town and location of the ‘Old" trouble by removing the cause. They i . ELECTRO-THERAPY DENT-[$1-
church. Several of the boxes weizhed ’ are healing and curative. Theytone l‘p
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in the neighborhoodaf 500 pounds. i and strenghicn the weakened or dFSCCBCd DISEASES .
. g organs. They relieve backache. rheu-
INDUSTRIAL ' '! matic pains, stifl' joints. sore mustlec. ENGW York’s Leading D 1888 47 sunlh M311] SlrQCfi
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I am
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wh
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tlement of the controversy over pages
and hours is reached by the conivr—
F e e t D
\Vhen it is an effort to drag one (act
tired and seem lacking in strength and
the body. it is well to look for symptoms
0! kidney trouble.
Els'lifluevllflis
banish afiecta of kidney and bladder
W.
net crest relief from taking Foley Kidney Pile.
me feel like I new man.
my customers and
56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
A visit to our store will pro r
of great satisfaction to you.
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rag?
r the other, when you are always
urancc, when aches and pains mci:
Dr. S. M. Diet;
W. “’clls. Tonouin. Mich. writer: "I ( PhYSiCian, now in Bridg‘ port
8. CHAS. GOULD, D. 0.
Suite 318 Liberty Building
945 Main Street
Phone Noble 499.
iHonrs—Q a. m. to 12. 2 to 8 p. m.
on my feet most oiihe time and get tired
Alter taking Foley Kidney Pills. they make
I recommend them to
never have heard of any case
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80th Norwalk'
c they did not give satisfaction."
Btillaompowall Corporan-n
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Indianapolis
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Five hundred Virginia stain ’Iroops-
reported radicals '
NUBONE ’CORSETS
, COAL and WOOD
All sizes and quantities. 1mm. 6.
into delivery. Hard Wood 551.: a.
cord Phon'e or send postal.
1.. EFFRON
, i3 Royan St., East Norwalk, ov- a.
Tel. 441. Tel. 44 ’.
F. s. "LYON
106 Printing
South l‘iorwalk
Made to Measure
Guaranteed
Write for Appointment
as mauve...
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38entinel will doubtless brim: the Bee“
, striking miners who attempte'l ~‘o i'e- i NORyAI‘K'
{urn to work._ ‘ . p l
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results.
FOR THE LATEST STYLE:
IN
FOOTWEAR
GO TO
MAX LEVY
31 So. Main St.,
80. Norwalk.
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That Clocks have gone WP:
everybody knows. “'0 5' ”I
Clocks at Catalogue priw‘i-s‘ '
less 10 per cent. discount for.
‘Cash. Alarm Clocks at Spot:—
ial Prices!
-. CHAS. BRAND
“ 4 fl W Watchmaker.
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