. over night and leaves
1” there's some difl'eronce you
> Ooal's a constant friend.
' lastsfromdaytoday
theveryend. Itdoesnot
head but yields a
ofcomforttilltheiastfaint
.n’t You Love
Immitation Flowers?
Ion DO NOT. You may say
~“Oh! What a clever immi-
“on”—but no inspiration is
nkened in your soul. Of
use not. Q2.
WNEW EDISON
“file Phonograph with a Soul"
flis marvelous phonograph
'u as unlike the kind that “im-
‘fia‘tes music” —as real, na-
hle grown flowers are from
fie immitation paper variety
” purchase at the milliners.
" Music To Be Felt
Must Be Real
COME—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
Alfred FoxPianoOo.
‘ .310. Main St., 80. Norwaik
. m. Congregational Church
...——
1
m PAPER, 51.50-100 lbs.
1 JUNK
L. EFF RON
Slowan St., E. Norwalk
'— 441 Tel. 441
L.‘ c. Smith, Under-
wood, Remington, all
other makes, sold.
reniod and repaired.
Rentals $5 per month.
Machines sold at $10‘
per month.
PLUMMER,
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
- fiairfi'eld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
IELIEVE YOUR COLD
. 3! Taking
lsxter’s Courh Syria
UNDERTAKER
Mice,1103;_House, ear
_ e1 WASHINGTON er.
1." RED MEN'S aunLomo.
,hvid W. Raymund '
“it is now recognized that an
unlikely until production oven-L
Th e Hatch 65’
SOUTH NORWALI. CONE.
Prices are going to be maintained because labor is demanding an
eight hour day with higher wages. which will mean nduoed produc-
tion and substantially increased costs. .Dun'e review of April 8rd says
material weakening In Quotations is
has consumption. and then. is little
in sight at present to encourage expectations." ’—
. If you are compelled to rent a home for the next five
the most conservative estimate. you willu
least an average of 310 month more than
at
doubteoly have to at
:O'll have been payl log?” ,
. With a probable Increase In transportation charges of so per cent.
is there anyone who can show convincing
end of five years can possibly decrease sufficiently to equal the
ad itlonai rent which you will pay during that period.
— Buy nonn your own home. Come and see us. Let us help
you with suggestions and in the selection of material.
lyhowlurnberpricea,“
Bailey CO.
Mr. Indecent—.- in part, that the gifts
were “nine, and: about.
they represented even one on illtheum is!-
and. He concluded his ,colnplllnent-
ary remarks as follows: “You have.
“flyandlate, inseasonandontof
season. regardless of personal omn-
fort -and convenience, given unstlnted-
I! of Your very best efforts for the
benefit or community. .We would,
indeed, be gratitudé. and be
blind to our obligations to you. I we
permittedallyouhavedonotopau
unnoticed—and. I was about to aay.
unrewerded. But the matter is cheat
recognition and not reward. No gift
is stiflicient as a valuable reward for
is rofthischaracter.So,in1-eoog-
nit on‘ofv what you have so well and
so generously done here, this season.
wepresenttoeachofyouacup,to
remind you that you have numerous
and grateful friends here. who appra-
ciate what you have accomplished so
well. And we trust that ‘ they may
cheer you and encourage you, and that
you will look upon them as genuine
tokens of appreciatiOn."
(Mr. Steurer was deeply moved by
the spirit of the occasion and said
that he wished his little children
1
BALL IDEAL JARS, glass
top, qts. or pints, Saturday
Exceptional Values in Household Needs
for Saturday at Rosenfield’s
GRAY scars man PANS
10411:. else, Sat. Spec, 690
Special, don, ....... 95c
ONE BURNER OVENS,
BREAD RAISERS, heavy
tin, large size, Saturday
GALVANIZED on. cans, 83,, _ .. .69
O-gal. sise with faucet. 8”“ ’2
Sat. Spec, "$1.79 wnrrs curs ONLY, 82;:
BLUE EN LED Spee.,2for...
“TH-1'18 No 8 Saturdsy nous cmrs'rsns,
Special. .......... $1 98 holds about 20 lbs. flour.
Wmn DEE BEAM“, 8“. BMI’ I O l a w a a 0 e51.”
Sat. 81300., ......... 290 GRAY ‘6‘“ Pan, Mt
capacity with tin cover,
Sat. Spec...,.... ”-3109
Special, .......... $1. 69
ALUMINUM SAUCE PANS,
1-qt.. size, Sat. Spec, .29c
GRAY nsmmn sum
smmnss, Saturday
Special, ..45c
WHITE DINNER PLATES,
large size. ., Sat. Special,
2 for .............
HEAVY DRINKING TUM~
BLERS, Saturday Special,
3 for ............. 19o
125 Washington St.
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
T" Housefurnishings, Hardware andAuto Supplies
Phone 340
I
Free Delivery
were old enough tonight to hear the
splendid things said about him. but
he was sure. when they grew wer.
they would ask what it all meant. and
he would tell them how Harbor View
loved him in 1920. He was certain
that the “Blue Birds of Happiness”
that the rythmetic dances were chas-
ng at their exhibition were still in the
club house. for one had found its way
into his throat. which made it dim-
cult for him to express his sincere
gratitude.
Mr Johnston followed with similar
expressions of appreciation and said.
unlike Mr. Steurcr. his family were
old enough to realise, and. in behalf
of them, he expressed his sincere
thanks.
it was a great day for Mr. Steurer.
and Mr. Johnston and the good peo-
ple of Harbor View.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
School was started in earnest yes-
terday. the pupils hating been assigned
to their various classes and receiving
their books There was no class in
European history, the books not or-
riving.
The pupils who here left the
Georgetown high school after one
years work there are requested to
bring a record of their work
The pupils are looking forward
with much pleasure to the opening of
the lunch couple“ which is expected
to be next week
There will be no weekly assembly
today, it having been held Wednesday.
Slips were given out yesterday with
the number of the rooms on them in
which the various studies are taken. 7
C. M.
.___-.__.__.._
TRADESMEN MUST NOT
WEAR U. 8. UNIFORM
The cases of four men arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner
Frederick J. Corbett yesterday on com
tlnuance, charged with wee. ring the
Will interest you.
The Textile Store
See our new woolen goods and
velvets. The quality and prices
136 WASHINGTON ST.,
' South N orwalk.
”WALK — NEW YORK
7‘ ‘ TRANSPORTATION
inufacterer A Special
long Distance Kaitlin?
» guarantee se
‘11 P. HEALY & SONS
. WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 1540.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
—at the——
East Norwalk Cash Grocery
Iargaln Every Day At the
Outlet Store
: WASHINGTON ST.
, . ’s bug‘ain in our house-
. n: and bargain Base
. - wash boilers,
also, ...... .....$1.98
Dinner Sets, ...wso
. of If!
alk-Overs
gut Here in . ,
NOrwaik
’sShOeStOre
‘f
i
l
runs omen vnrscsn gallon,
24 Cottage Street
—r.
m super enemas sum, 11)., ............ 61c
DOWNEY’S A-1 m onso, SATURDAY ONLY, 1b., ..320
swrr-r's rum onsomnossms. 1b., ...37c
ens-1- unit's-Loon, per bag,.. ...31 90
cumnsrsnslmu 1b., .... ..17o
11-ch farm pars-rose, peck, ...... '. ..... " ...... 48c
Pmmn,1b.,...............23c
ggnomm: ”scour-s13 inns, can ... ~ ............ 12o
1.1. wmcn-r puns compass- ...... 21.:
man cor-run, TODAY ony‘, mm m ...48c
FANCYMXEDTEmlbu . .........35c
serum snoumsns so... and lean, to ......... 25c
nxmsrucypomio. .. . . ......2so
LENOXLAUNDRYSOAP,2barsfor... .. ..13c
0 new
A. STULL
East, NorWalk
that is veudeville’e
newest star.
We have an Official ”abhor-
i story Models Ike
that uscdlgyslgn ex :ufi-isgoe
— the wor s grhteet x
phone player. in his “
h...“ -k
Signor Friscoe pie sud-
denly he lifts has
from the keyboard—filo
music kce s ri ht «in.
Magic? No— e New
wimp. concealed behind a
mrtein. -
fie
”WM-“eta"
HearthewondcrfnlOflchl
IaboratoryModelfor your-
self. Comein unlit-tits
Home»;
«hardy
lookswithe‘oodservice
an 89'? Hyatt
+Norwons Leading Dry Goods Store—
SOhool Days Are ~Here
l. 1 We are ready with many items for the boys and aids - that combine good
HOSIERY—those who patronize this department have found that we are offer-
ing some extra special values in stockinas for boys and girls of the most
reliable make at prices that cannot be duplicated' in the city.
UNDERWEAR—Medium and heavy weights in vests. pants and union suits
all very reasonably priced
RAIN COATS AND CAPES—All sizes in a wide choice of colors that afford sure
protection from rain and snow.
SWEATERS—A new stock instanceived in all colors for misses and children.
UMBRELLAS. NECKWEAR. HAND KERCHIEFS.
:
e
uniform of the United States army
without authority while engaged in
sale of books was further continued
until .Monday. The defendants. ar-
rested in Willimantlc last week are
Travers L. Benway, W. B. Williams.
James '1‘ Austin and E. M. McHaie.
The cases had been continued until
yesterday on the understanding that
the defendant; would abolish military
clothing in conducting their business
YALE SQUAD NOW NUMBERS
EIGHTY~FIVE
NEW HAVEN, Sept. 10.-—-—Yaie’s
football squad was increased to
eighty-five candidates last night by
the arrival of John Acosta and live
third string players. Acosta was
Yale's leading guard last season and
reported in perfect physical condi-
tion. No coaching additions were re-
corded but ('hief Tad Jones joined
rector.
Two of the leading end candidates
injured their knees and will be bench-
ed seveml weeks. Harry Graham
Opened an old wound in trying quick
starts and Jack Gauss wrcnrhed his
lmce in failing after a tackle. Only
rudimentary work was attempted.
Jones said last night that he would
make this as complete as possible be-
fore attempting even signal rehearsal
while actual scrimmnglng has not
been contemplated.
The Growing _
‘ Need '
Ofabankacoount must be-
comeapparentaspourhusi-
nesainoreasea. Suohan ac.
countoanbeofgreatsenioe
- shill”
W M
THE. PEOPLE’S
TRUST co.
inadditiontooarlngforyonr
moneywmoolieotnotesand
draftsonyourontoftown
customers. Itwilldisoount
thenotesyoureoeiveinset-
tlements. thus givingyou
thenseofthecashatonoe.
Comein and augment
cverwlththeomoers.
Younir Men and Women.
Here is Your
OPPORTUNITY
FALL mun ‘
crass. sum. 7
. Send for Prospectus
scams NOW
MERRILL
'
I. e 3. AUTO EXCHANGE,
NORWALROONNp
Iflyourcarwithus. Wewill
sellitforyou. Ifyouwanta
oerofanymahssoeus.
Tel. 8584. 42 Orchard St.
rtflszhestnutmnAvo.
H. Krieger &CO.
WE SELL CLOTHING AND
SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS
ON THE EASY PAYMENT
PLAN.
Harry Vaughan, who is end rush di- w
mmwma
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
d! 'atw It.
, Steaks. Chops and
Chicken
A La Carte
Cunningham OBach l
GARAGE
DEALERS
.m—
IIIGH GRADE
USED CARS
(Car for every require-
meat)
15 Marshall St. Phone 390
Specials for the
Week
Carolene Evap. Milk, can, lie
Glass Top Fruit Jars,
qts., a dozen ......... 96c
Extra Fancy Pork. lb, ..28c
Pure Cider Vinegar, gal. 60c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
i
I m'rwmcnnmnr I
JOHNSON
IOTOR WHEEL
-1111. lightest and most economi-
cal motor transportation in the
”no I. I. ‘w‘
150 miles on one gallon of
gasolene. 4‘"
Displayed and for sale at
A. W. HODGE
IUSIC HALL BLOCK
sou'ru MAIN s-mnsr
, g ..4
at). Best Salesman-A “N“ “L
Photographs
Enlarged
Patents
Cigars
Delicious
Soda
Eusiness College!
held
thinewjoyintogyou Mm
50G,
-, 4,,“ -;‘
.onsnnsumums ;
‘ "all that this market will sup-
rH': FAMILY DINNER
does "0‘ require as an elaborate
a menu as when guests are on
{unlined but good housekeepeers
demand food Just as good.T Y
0
small orders with the sam
satisfaction as Is given to Ian):
ones. The quality of our me:M
and poultry is always kept to n
MIMI! point of excellence a is
the value of our defaceour
thoroughly appreciate
“only customers who like a
generoue table.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
i aAIanao avenue
P"
Hermon:
”as” Isa-s.
”heal h
on...
Final Clearance Sale
Wifi suin
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Norwalk Chronicler