Anderson and
use: of beer into the
ted a large crOWd of people, Under the Federal laws the bond b3 lcles,
#1111:
than watciied the pro
fifefest.
1’ After the load had been 1cn103ed the. machine.
lilo truck was driven to Co
..age Ives street, where it was 0rd
field under the direction of the en re
Anderson remained Foley. of this city.
Went men
The enforcement men here
tin police headqumteis until he was
relaxed under bonds :1
fine the surety.
THE SOUTH E03WAL‘K mu m
1 ' ,ERAL MEN
VIContinued from first page)
I headquarters:
about 7: 45 o'clock and was
City Hall within a. few min‘
Short
ceedings with which
‘lgased had tb be double the value of
The Federal men judg-
llins’ gar- ed the value at $750. and Commission-
ered or Cable fixed the bond at $1500, a.
a1 estate‘i‘bond given by William H.
E
llicemau K5
SEIZE LIQUOR Edith 321.3131
{Eveifi‘itltom
1 was‘ stopped for”
The truck was liquor were found.
When the hearing was ca
Mr. Cable, Atorney Keating asked for judging by the way 1
he might peaiing from the large warehouses,
This was ‘was a statement by one of the offi-
men, cers today As much of the liquor
is being transported by motor vehi-
the enforcement men are watch-
highways and searching trucks
or other t3pés of machines. With the
‘Boston Post road practically closed
the route through Danbury
enforcement
The arrival of. the machine in a continuance in order that
of the oi‘fice1s, the condition look into the case further.
the can-3mg of the I'agieeable to the enforcement
police station' and the case went over for one week.
time pint of the forces working in
W, James E Fl3nn, of this city, he New England States under the su-'
pe1vision of 'William J.
VII. The Federal men and Special Po. supervising prohibition
W‘-
the motor truck could be re log
are
t he
in coming and arrangements were made
—
—L
to travel,
was believed by
men to be one ‘of those followed by
machines carrying the contraband.
Hence the appearance of the squad
in this city.
The police department and Mayor
McCarthy, W. C Gilbert, knew that the men were
agen
turned to the sugar lehan'e of the district which includes .15 givegthem
remained gNew England.
morning. men who only 1
' coming into the city sixteen men near Springfield, Mass,
, an examination, bl“ under circumstances similar to those
film more evidences of illicit traffic of which transpired Thursday evening
That there has been‘ a big traffic
lled before in liquors out of New York city,
iquor is disap-
’L‘ltey arebome of the
as
the
Saturday arrested
2“.
NORWALK 1g
was! W
31 Hart Schaifner and M
We’ve “Strengthened Up” for Saturday.
arx.
Wonderful Suits—all of them—and priced so low for just two reasons— our
Two Stores
ROGERS & STEVENS
SOUTH NORWALK
YOU MEN WHO WEAR SIZES 33 to 44
Better Step LiIvely to This 3:19
- :ng‘iM-‘u,
178 SUITS at $2950
adding some of our own including
own are broken sizes—a nd the balance were an extra
ordinary purchase.
\
As a matter of fact they are worth forty and forty-
five dollars.
1TW0' and three button models. as well as double-
breasted. Good fabrcs.
Good patterns. 4
All at $29.50
NORWALK mu fi‘afl ”ii
537'
Two Stores
VE: 1'
ROGERS & STEVENS
SOUTH N ORWALK
I.- I asgistancef ossi-
bl 1e in their rk. One 11! 1111 new
said today th‘ahéhfgreatly appreci-
ated the assistance Mayor Gilbsg
and that if the enforcement men
were given as much aid in BY.
place their work Would be greatly
aided.
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1113 1111111
Helen Street, Bridgeport
Says That After Spending
over. $500 and failed That
One Bottle of CIN OT Did
Her More Good Than Any-
thing Else-
,_.——
..tgm. ..
MRS. HANNAH WHITE.
‘Thc $500 a bottle price that l have
set on (HINOT
look high but in comparison with oth-
er 1emedies it is su1e wonh it,
Ehave spent more than that and failed
to obtain relief and C lNOT has put me
:back to stiength, health and happi-
s-- .._-._..__. “JI”
'10 me as l lime suiicied from a back-
ache and nenous headaches for 11111113
132111121 and never knew what it 3311s
:not to take pills beiole retiring. each
{and c3‘”m3 night and I cannot say too
much in famr of Cl\OT. "
CINOT
Store. Washington street. Also,at the
'Westpoit Drug Co. \V estport; Switz-
e1 5 Drug Store. Southport: W
Jones' Drug Co.. Stamford: H. E. Nor-
'hrup s. Danbur3 1nd at llartigans
l
port. ——Adv.
-....._..
The American Ol3mpic pentaihlon
lflnal trials and the amateur union
I'champion in this event will be con-
Sundgy, July 4.
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NORWALK STORES.
170 Main St.. Norwalk-
60 Belden Ave. Norwalk
22 Chapel St. ,
‘1 Cove Ave. East Norwalk
Pure Vanilla . . 12c bot.
0"
. Pure Cider Vmegap‘mot
..c
9' "9
:93.99:99‘99.9_9:9¢:99:99:99 39:99:96»: 99 :90:«:”:“:”:
sa3s Mrs. \Vhite. maz, f
for I ,I
jIness. and it is sure worth a fortune
is sold at Plaisted’s Orug I
H- 'I'
lDrug Store, 81 F‘Iaiificld A3e., Bridge— ‘
3ducted simultaneously in Brooklyn on ,
—’l‘he Best Salesman—A Want Ad. ’
m:— -—n "
Adams motorman
gan
week.”
Ambulances
were rushed to the scene of the ac-
oocurred on the clam!-
distance imm
'hc subway comes to
cident, which
mednnstructure a shoxt
the point where
the 511inan
Station
celebration of
“110
and fire
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...; 11 sown 11111
Lenox Avenue Express Te-
lescopes Rear
Bronx Train Standing in
Car
NEW YORK, June 11 .—George E.
of a nozlhhound
Lexington avenue subway express,
yasdkilled and eight persons weic in-
ure yesterday when the
Mrs. Hannah White of 225 crashed into- another Bronx train
standing at the Freeman street sta-
tion of the Interborough Rapid Tian-
sit company, which last Monday he-
accident
Ladders were raised
apparatus l
...; FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 19211
Eight Arrested 1 ft” \
Chase Through he by-
DERBY, 111111111. 12511., .
arrested yvslr‘rdny norm :9. .1 I
through th busim 1,“ 11'11 11 II I III"
in? held up 115 “it 111111, 1. 1 , II.I.I.I I)"
lieutenant Anihon3 l“- l» :INI) .5111,
charged that tht. 111111 3. ,1 .‘I ‘5
plant of the llmlw l‘ 111 1‘1”.“ III“
beat up Alex Ilinlelt 1111111 11 I IIIIII
owneis and thit 11111111 11 111.1 IIIIIIII
Monicl‘alco. .1111.
All gave New York whim.“
chauil‘cur ol‘ tin-11‘ .121‘. 3,,
was dot aincd.
the injured were removed from the
wreckage with difficulty
Officials of the road after a, prelim-
inary investigation, said they weie
unable to account for the collision as
signals Were set against the express.
A screen of sparks anl smmte bel-
lowed up when the two trains crash-
ed and the first cm of the Lexington
avenue express telescoped the rear of
the standing halo :1 dist: .uce of 20
feet.
Adams was not instantly killed and
the Rev. Hugh Clonin climbed over
the wreckage and administeled the
last rites of the chuich beime the
motorman died. 4'"
Girl. Bank Employe
I Ends Life With Shot.
W”.—
of
- The
\l-llu “1.0
Three More ])Ctllll<I m
New York (01111.11 V3 rock
expres"
1. .. «...... .4—
NEW {01111 Jim 11 1
deaths insulting; 1mm 15. “hf, 0‘
the New ‘101 k (011 ml 1 II“
lady, “as inch .wtl 1.. -.. ,1”. 1_
three new 111111113, II
In addition to 111053.1‘
EVERETT, Mass. June 11. ————Miss
EdnaMerriman, Z-Oyeai-old emplo3e of
the Eve1ett Trust Compan3, committed
suicide, 3este1day, by shooting heisclt‘
through the heat in the teller’ s cage.
The shooting took place beioxe the ‘M the 1111113311 (1,, M 11. :
opening hour and no one was in 1.3'111 lucd S11,1i1h “(WWW U 3
bank. Miss Merriman had just recov- IE Sn” am 17‘ S. ' ‘ '
eied from appendicitis. Her parents Wathington n t‘.
and could give no leason 1‘01 her act. Sullivan 11m '
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3 it p“.
5": 'Ml
.. III-“My
"H“v ' ', injuh‘r
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hymn 1, N 3'
IIIIIColumbia Grafonolas
Every One Guaranteed Mechanically Pei feet
V
Anybody Looking for Bargains?
Why of course. Then just take your shopping bag to our nearest branch store where you will find prices to atItl‘act the m
6m- hig_ stock of all models of GrafonoLas 33 as :liulnli I'
damaged by water and as we have secured adluslmcnt
from the Insuranc (30.. we are going to give the 111111111 ;
the benefit and close out all stock 011 hand at .1111 attixe
prices. ..... ... 4..
The damages are so slight they are hardly not?“ 115 1.; '
as! I'.
and a little furniture polish will make them as ‘(K
new. «war:
We guarantee every Grafonola that leaves our store
to be mchanicallv perfect and to give the same 11, mn- :1
duction of music as a new Grafonola. Slight watm stains. ‘
on the cabinets are the only imperfections and those
can be polished off in 111(1)lstbcasels(.1 W 1 l 1 ,;
Our entire stock W1 9 so e 13311 111011111 .1112: '
order for a carload of New C lumba Grafonolas. 111th when
these arrive they will be s01 at regular prices. '
Take advantage of this opportunity 1 \
. 1‘11 “‘11
The sale w111’last until we are entirely sold out _ .
will probably never again have an Opportunih to L't’i 5,‘
a Grafonola at the price we now offer. 6
SOUTH NORWALK MUSIC SHOP
HINGTON STREET . I
SOUTH NORWALK. coNN. I,
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SOUTH NORWALK STORES,
23 North Main St
28 Woodward Ave.
25 Ely Ave.
103 Cedar St.
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KELLOGG’S KRUMBL ES ra— . —.... .-.... .. ..
gear 33nd Tomatoes 5 r. nor-T— a ...Ia'uwrui-‘ra'h. 3 for 25¢
syrup. No. 2 1-2 Can 2 .........m.... 29c
mg economical shopper. and quality groceries that will appeal to the most critical. ‘- #— 39
..---- _ 7‘ , _ .#
NEIw TEXAS ONIONS .... . . . . -. . .. . . . .ner lb 5.: BEST FRESH MADE ' SHEFFORD‘BRAND . Juicy. Thin-skinned . §
. $0
LARGE SWEET. ORA. NGES saw... ' BU I I ER I ' I I ' I :I
KELLO ’_ , ... . I I II Der doz 43c . . condensed Mllk LEMONS .. per (lo/"lac :3.
GI'G S TOAST-ED CORN FLAKES pkg. 11c June' 1s the season of the year from Contains only pure. Whole milk and EGGS . '. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . per (1132.656 9.:
POST TOASTI'ES , .nmn—mawawa‘ri-rsr—m Dka'. 11C WhiCh the 21.358de hemS DrOduce the granulated sugar‘ A better milk cannot ‘ 1 .3
bultItIcIaIreI: 33:51.2? cream from Whm‘ this be produced" Canned milk W111 be higher! CRISCO . . .. ...-... 1W.-. . . . . per “3 3"“ .3
k2.11c ' Stock up now! .. “ - . » (fit 3?
OLIVE OIL absolutely pure . . pmt can .. .o
KELLOGG’S KRUMBLED BRANW... _. ... pkg.18c NOW at Its Best Try a pound 14 oz. Can 20c orEL' ASTOR COFFEE 111.51.: 5:9
PUFFED WHEAT ..--«1......7......~.e.....-...... 11kg. 13c 62¢ SURE LARD I I I I I II 1,, .5. If:
SUNNYCORNi—th'e .new cereal. cooks' 1n a minute ~ v I'I5II§ FANCY CALIFORNIA g I I' I I I I I I I I I I I - r lie I?
LUX . ...... .-.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. old. 03*,
...-...... . ...:..... .. . . ....m........ -.....-.....n1;g. 17c Selected No. 1 New. Potatoes ’ Peaches or Apricots CLIMAX LAUNDRY so AP 4 fake. 23c 3;;
15 lbs $1.15 These goods are packed in pure Sugar Premier Salad Dressing .. . . . . . ‘ . .. . ‘ . . '4 )C but 3:
‘4
9‘03‘
. WHITE. GRANULATED sUGARFOR OUR? ATRONS
O
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0URmeKm$T
’3s1red sugar 11
r' keen it ice cold.
satisIfym
, Monaco
Do you know iced coffee
makes a pleasing hot weath-
er boy'erage?‘ Prepare it in
the usual way. add the de-
licious and
milk.
1
then ‘ '
ae- “
".111:
when made with our anions
BREAD
Small Size ................
Lar Siz
. 0111315111an
ze cocoaqoooodo‘cofiooorwgg
Heart-h Bread .. . . .
cit, I in I “0 10¢
15c
171:
We bake all our own bIIIIIIead. We see to it that every
loaf' 18 full. of madness right 1111 to the last crumb. 7 Each
of our stores" has a- supply of th1ese ..welLbaked .loayes
I
033*?
A glass of iced tea if brew-
, ‘ . ,
OOIOIng' or MIXCd ed from this fragrant quality :31
I? Will t‘émvt jaded summer 1113- 3: .
‘4‘": PER LB. 45c, 1;,
iv
9 0.450.,
‘3..°5°’“:”'
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Norwalk Chronicler