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TinCoal we sell to poor and
fill: viii heat your home without
gifts}, will cheer your heart and
“your liver and cast your
an” in the river. Each and
mum’s a treasure, adding
a“ to your pleasure, a cure
..allthe ills of winter whether
m artist, printer; better than
“norm dope, the druggist’s
“it grocer’s soap to keep you
‘8 strong and fit, of steady
“d hardy grit. A soothing
“every soul, a simple thing,
a... at coal.
also
Don‘t You L’ove
Immitation Flowers?
» YomDO NOT. You may say
‘~-—“Oh! W’hat a clever immi-
tatiom”——but no inspiration is
: awakened in your soul. Of
. “not.
WEW EDISON.
'Tb. Phonograph with a Soul"
a
. . This marvelous phonograph
' ‘j asunlike the kind that “im-
, llitdes music”-——as real, na-
'hu'o grown flowers are from
the imitation paper variety
you purchase at the milliners.
Music To Be Felt
Must Be Real
COME—LISTEN TO THE
new EDISON
f. Alfied FoxPianoCo.
58°!“ for a brief epeoe after the landing of the Pilgrims. the
needs of dwelling houses In this country has never probably 5“" '°
urgentcae it Is at present.
NomithetandIng this urgent need of houses, there are few being
bulit. m We timely have not the money. and others think that
. the cost «construction ls.eo much higher today than it will be In a
year or two hence that they have decided to muddle along for a time
as best they can.
Prices are going to be maintained because labor is demanding an
eight hour day with higher wages. which will mean reduced produc-
tion and substantially increased costs. .Dun’s review of April 8rd says
“it Is now recognized that any material weakening In quotations is
unlikely until production overtakes consumption, and there Is little
In eight at present to encourage expectations."
If you are compelled to rent a home for the next five years, at
the most conservative estimate, you will undoubtedly have to pay at
least an average of $10 month more than you have been paying.
With a probable increase in transportation charges of 30 per cent,
Is there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber prices, at
the end of five years can possibly decrease sufliclently to equal the
additional rent which you will pay during that period.
Buy now—Own your owu home. Come and see us. Let us help
you with suggestions and in the selection of material.
Th e Hatch e Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALI. CONN.
The Textile Store
See our new woolen goods and
velvets. The quality and prices
will interest you.
136 WASHINGTON ST.,
South Norwalk.
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
NasMain St., So. Norwalk
‘ Oppl. Congregational Church
L. 0. Smith. Und‘fii
Wood, Rcmingfon, all
other makcs. sold.
routed and rcluiircd.
Rentals $5 per month.
Mathincs sold in $10
pl'l‘ month.‘
PLUMMER,
TYKWRITER EXCHANGE,
fl Faiflleld Ave., Bridgeport. Conn-
5‘-
mmvn voua com
' By Taking
Baxter’s Cough Bytes
I'. ll BAXTER. Drank!
_‘ j David W. Raymond
1‘ INDERTAKER
Tab—Office, 1103; House, 69’
I WASHINGTON 81'.
I“ RED MEN'S BUILDING-
lament —— NEW YORK
' BANSPORTATICN '
hfacturer A Specialty
I“ Distance Hauling
'e parantee service—
.JOHI F. HEALY & SONS
SEWASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 1540. .
ll
Km Every Day At the
Hi Outlet Store
124: WASHINGTON ST.
we bargain in our house-
. m and bargain Base
? u.
‘ ‘plvanized wash boilers,
n-nize, ....s1.9e‘
C has Dinner Sets, . .$7.45
Think of It!
Walk-Overs
light Here in.
Norwalk
’s ShoeStore
s? wau. er. .
‘3‘ “Wet” Agent
Fined For Gun Play
— MICK. Sept. 13.—Saivatore
.unoh. of Springfield, Mass" to
~ milned $50 and costs in the
a: ‘ com on the charge of reckless
mm -d carrying concealed wet
1”, ”lanolin exchanged shots
_wbition enforcement
escape.
BRISKET CORNEDBEEF, 1b., ... ... ......10c
PLATE CORNEDBEEF, 1b., .. ... .....120
SMOKED SHOULDERS, lb., ... ... ....240
. sea see lee eee eee eee lees-32c
DIXIE BACON, 1b., . .
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk—South Norwalk
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Yeast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work. .-..--
Welding of All Kinds of Metals.
i 13 Raymond Street, South Norwalk, Near South Main St.
. . prehended him for violation
.‘istead set during a daring
The Grocery Where Quality Prevails .
AND THE PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT
JONES’, PILLSBURY’S or GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, bag $1.97
New Lot Aunt Jemima's Pan Cake Flour, pkg. 20c . .. .50c
NO. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE, lb. . . . . . . . . .39c
PURE CANE GRANULATED SUGAR, 5 lbs for . . . . . . .89c
OZONE SOAP, The Old Reliable, 3 cakes ............. 25o
CAMPBELL’S PORK d: BEANS in tomato sauce, ,2 cans 25¢
DOMINO PURE CANE SYPUP, per can ......... . . . . . .25c
FISHER QUEEN SARDINES in Olive Oil, 2 cans . ..r . . .251:
FANCY CEYLON, OOLONG or MIXED TEA, 1b., . . . . . .456
WHOLE GRAIN RICE, 18c value, 11)., . . . . . . . . . .16c
IF YOU WANT NICE FRESH BREAD. ROLLS.
BUNS., CAKES. PIES. ETC.. GET THEM AT
\VHITE HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co. Inc.
83 WASHINGTON 81'. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1‘05
' J
I Hershfield Motor
TRANSPORTATION (:0.
Daily Service Between‘Newaork and Norm——
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
IOIargetr-ucksatyoureervieetorailkindeodtraaspos—
tsticm: padded vans for furniturework.
‘Main Cflce, ”Concord Street, SouthNorwalk. Phi-um
New York Oifice. 201 West 2003.. Phone Cliches 8059
ADVERTISEINTHESENTINEE
one see e
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CITY TO HAVE ENTIRE ‘
MOTORIZED FIRE DEPT.
(Continued from Page One.)
Mayor Donovan wished to know
whether or not he thought LES! It
would beacceptabie to him if the
rents were raised on the street in 0"
der to keep up with the aristocratic
name of the street. and consider-
able laughter ensued. The mailer w”
referred to Dr. Robert M. Wolfe. com-
mittee on streets.
The resignation of James L. Hoyt.
as a member of the committee oi!
treeholders on the proDOSéd change
of grade on the south side ‘0’ Wash-
ington street was received and ac-
cepted.
Mayor Donovan announced that her
was unable to deliver his annual
message to the council at last
night's meeting. but promised “‘0
same for the October meeting.
The Knapp &. Bell Grain comp“!!!i
through its treasurer. Howard 8.
Bell. requested that the city refund
certain taxes for the year 1919. inns-
mucb as the company ceased business
and that he, did not think that ii
should be taxed when it was closed.
The amount of the bill was for $157.13
and Mr. Bell added that thecomliany
was perfectly willing to pay its pro
poriionai‘e share of this hill. The
matter was referred to the corpora-
tion counsel,
Dr, Joseph ll. slomnn asked for
permission to erect an electric sign
over the. front or his place of burst
mass on “'ashington street. and the
mailer was referred to Dr. “’oil’e. as
committee on streets. as was lhc peli-
tion of Mrs. McLaughlin and four
other residents of upper Maple street
who requested an extension of the
sewer from Prospect avenue, 3 dis-
tance or about 600 feet.
Richard ii. Ireland, clcrk of the cliv
com-l, reported thal the onions issued
by him for the month of August
amounted to $254.32. The report was
lilaccd on file.
The highway commissioner. Dr.
“'olfe. wag authorized by u vole of
lhc council last nlzhl in lulrchasc a
Ford truck for highwavllse.
The commilicc on llw new fire
truck for the Pioneer company pro
some-d ils reports which was rccciw‘d
and accepted. The action spoken of
above was then lakcn by unanimous
vote of the council,
Corporation (‘ounsol Edward J.
uinian referred to lilo old cmnmunl-
cation from William .1. Mcllllgh with
reference to tho nnsnssnwllis made
against the old “'ilson lint company.
There were three dim-rcpt assess-
mcnls on the frontage of the com-
pany. one onc-ycar being for 174 foot.
flllnihi‘i' lnr lilroo yours lll'llll; for 223
rm»: and number {or :23“. incl, lilo last
being for two years. McQHininn said
that lnasmm-h as no nplu‘zil had been
taken to lhc hoard of rcllcf but lilnl
”in taxes bud bccn paid nilimul
prospvcl and not under «lurcss that
he could not rccommcnd any icgal rc
iicl to tht‘ company? His luporl was
mloplcd. ‘
.‘lr. Quinlan also mmlc n rcpm‘l on
tho malici- of gas tanks rx-icl‘lcd in
him at lhc last mcnlinsz Of the coun-
cil. lim mnllcr bcin: ihc prowl-i 0!
James Jordan and (iillf‘l‘i against llle
cslahlishmcnl of unoliicr gasoline
tank on North Main slrccl. Mr. Quin»
inn said than iii looking over the
rccords lhni he haul found limi mnnv
pvnplo in ilio city “'leI t'nlldilflinz 2-1":
.ulnlinns without "nsl inning lK‘i‘n
L'rnnlcd lll‘l‘llilsslnn by the cmmcll or
that no rcconl or :Iliv councilmnnic
alimn inwards permission nppcai'ml
on the books. The 23:: ”ml. roe
fclrcd in was npmult-d h\' \. Morin".
who 0“ nod illc unruly-xix anti llmi on
his nld pl'nlivll}, no“ F0lll i0 ”10 .\. .l.
i‘ollilu company he had n-‘vcr ic
N‘h‘Fd 8 permit iron: the council im’
lllc installation of tho tank.
The fall liml permission had no!
boom granted in :1 number or others
in ihc city. Mr, Quinlan said, in his
mind called for some action hr the
council to clear up lllc books. it
would he :l-muller or financial cmbnr
rnssmcnl in a numbcr of dealers in
the cilv if they Worn ordered to rc-
movc lhc tanks and he hcilmcd that
should nnl k? granted permis
«ion. Nn ncllnn was inkrn hv ihP
council on lho mzmcr nor was lilo re
port adopted li_\' any aolinn of ill!)
council, The mf’vling adjourned fol
lowing Judge Hubbcii's request for a
change in tho names of some of the
sv-ll-vls of the same name in the city.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
It was posted on lhc bulletin board
yesterday that the demeril system
Will be in use this year. Anybody
gelling thirty dcmerils will be sus~
pended for two Weeks and will not
zero in every subject.
One (lumerll will be given for the
following subjects:
l-—~andincss at any time.
2~Delay in bringing excuse for ab-
sence or tardiness.
5~—\\'hispering.
4~—lnaltention in class.
5——Running in building.
g—Whistilng in building.
iné—Lonering in or about the build—
S—I’nneccssary delay in returning
3:]: room after a slip had been givcn
'll‘hrgettdemerits for the following:
——.e in 'or ii
an; wrritteng works \ ng assistance in
—— hrowin artl
Orsoanchool groundlsgs in rooms,hails
— andling of {00 f -
lai’nezsjcointrary to cinzlgonOOd can
a— n ur n e .
9’2”??- g. or d facing
-— Fnexcused absen '
school session 01' periodc.‘3 tram an)
7a—Extreme disorder in any form.
An unusual opportunity is being
given girls who want to take a course
in home hygenlc. for on FridRV sep-
tember )7. the high school will, start
3:011“?- in hygenics. The class will
v held once a week for one-halt
. car at Over River school. It will be
in charge of a trained muse and one
credit will be given to each, member.
like glass; will be limited to arms
“in rs. seniors and juniors will
ve the preference, while gopho-
, . mmme the second one
in; wiehlng to tale
in course will lease
m” Benin ii consult with
school
rug scum mam... EVENING SENTINEL 5......
i
dard shades. .. was;
am 89" Hyatt
—Nomalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
NeW Cloth Dress Skirts
The latest models in most attractive plaids as well as
nan-Im-
Pretty Silk Pet ticoats
Black and a complete range of colors either in all silk or with wide silk ruf-
fles and Hestherbloom tons. - .
A Splendid Stock of Sweaters ,
A New Line of Leather and Velvet Hand Bags
The Famous Trefousse Kid Gloves
all the new and sin-
“ .
,.
was a visitor at the baseball game yes-
terday at the Polo gr unds, between
the St. Louis Cards an the New York
Giants.
Mrs. “'aiicl‘ Hoyt and son Frances
of Bayview avonuo are visiting rela-
tives in New Jersey. . C. )1.
....._._h....
LONDON, Sept. 25.-—Another Dick-
f'llea' land mark in to ho dcstroycd. llic
house where Bill Sikes met his death.
as described in “Oliver Twist.” It
stands in a court on Jacob‘s island.
Bermondsey, and is being used now
as a stable. The house was identi-
fied by the finding of some old plans
of Bermondscy dated iRSS. on one of
which was marked "Hill Sikcs'
house."
THAT TERRIBLE BACKACHE
from which so many womcn sutfcr
is significant of ornanic lroubll it
tells. wllh nlhcr symploms. such a!
headaches. nervousness and (it-prou-
sion. that nalnrp rmuircg assistance
For forty ycars Lydia E. Pinkhsm‘s
Vegetable Compound. a simple rcnv
edy made from roots and hcrbs. has
been llw one cffoclivn rcmllcy in such
cases. ll speedily removes the cause
and restore-z the system in a health."-
normai condiiion.
--'l‘ry a classified adventsement to
the Sentinel :or the best results.
The Growing
Need
01 a bank account must be-
come apparent as your busi-
ness increases. Such an ac-
count can be of great service
' a iii! A,
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST CO.
to you.
in addition to caring for your
money will collect notes and
drafts on your out of town
customers. It will discount
the notes you receive in set-
tlements, thus giving you
the use of the cash at once.
Come in and talk matters
over with the encore.
—
4.—
1
Stephen Sandor of Flex Hill Road
I. t 3. AUTO EXCHANGE,
NORWALI, CONN.
List your car with us. We will
sell it for you. It you want a
car of any make see us.
Tel. 2584. 42 Orchard St.
'i'el. 2179-12, Chestnut mu Ave.
m HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
as wear It.
M13155.Bmlorwalk.0t.
flag-fie Pas-ts. Ital-tor and
Out-storm
“and“
andlsrossm
Aate Thesaud'rubes
G. H. Hedenbers. Prop.
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
Allkinds of SeaFood
Steaks, Chops and
Chicken
ALaCarte_
Cunningham SIiach
GARAGE
DEALERS
.m—
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS
(Car for every require-
ment)
15 Marshall St. Phone 390
H.Krieger&CO.
WE SELL CLOTHING AND
SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS
ON THE EASY PAYMENT
PLAN.
Specials for the
Week
Extra Fancy Pork. 1b., .,_28c
Full Weight Pure Condcnscd
Milk, can . . 21c
Carolene Evap. Milk, can 12c
Pure Cider Vinegar. gal , . .(‘Oc
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
PHOTO DEVELOPING
A-l Work
"——
”--....—
rnn rwm CYLINDER i
JOHNSON
MOTOR WHEEL
The lightest and most economi-
cal motor transportation in the
world. .... ..a
150 miles on one gallon oi
gasolene.
Displayed and for sale at
A. W. HODGE
MUSIC HALL BLOCK
SOUTH MAIN STREET
_4
—'i‘ne Best salesman—a View Ad.
Phomgraphs
Eniargcd
(24 hours service)
CLIFFORD PHABHACY
Paieuis
So. Main St.
Phones 833-! — 1532
Cigars
Special Quality
Bathing Caps
seamen
Delicious
Soda
Young Men and Women
Here is Your
0 P P 0 R T U N I T Y
FALL TERM
OPENS. SEPT. 7
Send for Prospectus
REGISTER NOW
MERRILL
Business College
Royal Auto Painting 00.
... Scientific — Reliable
CENTER. 81‘. DAMIEN. CT.
. Opposite Depot
SMART NEW MODELS OF DRESSES
A mid VfityP‘ilcgdblgsvsezrflan elsewhere-
in quality and value.
If you want to own one.
THAT sens: OF ‘
h. SATISFACTION
in always getting just whal we:
want is one Of the many lht
sons why you should deal no
this market. Our stock is s
extensive and complete that“?i
areat range of choice is ol'ie‘x‘xi
our customers. Roasts, am] s.
chops. of all meals, lenill;
fresh and appetising await wine
personal selection, Or _ii hr
choice is left to us we lill Wills
orders with conscious rcgnn.
to your wishes.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
RAILROAD AVENUE
are excellent
it would be Wise to NE“?
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Norwalk Chronicler