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ENING STINEL MAY,BEPT.I7,1920. -‘ 1
i ’ 5
Except for a brief space after the landing of the Pilgrims, the
needs of dwelling houses in this country has never probably been so
urgent as It Is at present.
Notwithstanding this urgent need of houses, there are few being
built. Some people simply have not the money. and others think that
the cost of construction Is so much higher today than It will be In a
year or two hence that they have decided to muddle along for a time
saw-sewer“ was”
NORWALK av
PASTOR ASKS GUN TO
STOP EGG BARRAGE
(Continued mm Page One)
tram 89" Hyatt
BALM
the Coal we sell to poor and
ruhwill heat your home without
3 Irish, will cheer your heart and
“ your liver and cast your
Os.
gamse' of chance. Following the de-
cision came dozens or articles in news-
papers, penned by the minister and
tides in the river. Each and " 5°“. “W °"" iié’pé’iinfiligii'éiio‘fi‘fifi‘ifil‘énitn‘ii _N0rwalk’s ' ' Goods Store—
, adding _ Prices are going to be maintained because labor is demanding an He also held forth in me pulpit .
a!” ton 3 3 treasure» eight hour day with higher wages. which will mean reduced produc- £8!!th the games of chance——allwith- , i
tion and substantially increased costs. .Dun's review of April 3rd can
“it Is now recognized that any material weakening In quotations is
unlikely until production overtakes consumption, and there is little
in sight 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 oi 810 ‘rnonth more than you have been paying.
With a probable increase in transportation charges of 80 per cent,
is there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber prices, at
the end of five years can possibly decrease sufficiently to equal the
additional rent which you will pay during that period.
out an yaction being taken by any au-
thority, he alleges.
The fruit and vegetables warfare
began shortly after the battling cler-
RYman attacked the Dnrien Vohlnteer
Fire Department for having games of
chance at its carnivals. Threats were
made to “run him out of town.” and
overtures were made to his landlord,
Rev. Richter says, to have him evict-
ed, but without avail.
Carnival Wheels Closed.
“y to your pleasure, a cure
t' all the ills of winter whether
.3 artist, printer; better than
-bctor’s dope, the druggist’s
A the grocer's soap to keep you
‘snd strong and fit, of steady
.e and hardy grit. A soothing
”for every soul, a simple thing,
Novelties in the Dress Goods Section
SPORT PLADS—In great demand just now for dress skirts. The new designs
are wonderfully efiecfive with a wide choice of coiorimrs. The prices ofl‘er
in in of coal.
:fERRIso
Don’t You Love
Imitation Flowers?
You DO NOT. You may say
—‘:Oh! \Vhat a clever immi-
tatson”——but no inspiration is
Blly now—Own your own home. Come and see us. Let us help
you with suggestions and in the selection of material.
The , Hatch 89" Bailey Co.
SOUTH 110me 008:.
Victor
Wesely
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
STAMFORD, Sept. 17.'r—A carnival
which was being run hcre with wheel
games in open operation was showed
up when Assistant State's Attorney
Galen A. Carter. of l-‘airtield county.-
Ordered all the wheels to be stopped
on threat of arrest for violation of the
gambling statute.
CY BENEDICT
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
(Continued from Page One.)
on glass. pieces OI stone. fragments
of clothing. and debris of all sorts.
littered the streets. i’allcemen and
soldiers formed lines which kept the
big values in every grade. All wool 40 to 56 inches wide. $4.00 to $7.00 vd.
Wool and cotton mxtures. 40 inches wide. $2.00 Yd. .
. a!
SILKEN FABRICS—Of satin or Charmeuse in all the new and standard shades.
NEW LININGS—Sateen and Venetians. Dlain and figured in all colors.
We Gladly Furnish Samples on Request
_.‘__a. .-...-..._...
I ' ' ' - curious crowds back.
mmznfigt 111 your soul. or Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re Mower mm mm. m. WV... LOCAL BOY MAKES
. - ' ‘ ‘ l : Olid n“ A
I paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met- magmr'bfi; {32";§,n,‘cssmcm GOOD IN NAVY I. s 3. AUTO EXCHANGE. SILK €99 BERNARD
It h V - - ' ' ll ...... ____
' mob which started to lune. “a
It]. RE EDISON ‘ a] work. street after someone had started the (Continued from Page One.) HOBWALK, CONN. PLL'RIBING
Ph . ' . . ih:t .nothe cxplosion was ex- .
n3 anagraph With a soup welding Of All Klnds 0f Metals. £2223. ‘Thqese min. by sheer brute is now stationed. Thp Marines at “It you with El. w. Ill] HE ATIVC
Os marvelous PhOHOgI‘aPh 13 Raymond Street' south Rom N88! South “11 8‘. force succeeded in quicv'nn the mob Russian Island are-engaged in gual'd- ‘ . 1
’ ’ ' u- ' by manhandling some or the more ing the important naval radio station I.“ u for you. If you want g d
“-9uu‘nhke tlhe klnd that 1m. panic stricken men there. A short time alter his arrival .—an _—
m es mUSIC”—as real, 118. Added to the. confusion ambulances. at the Northern post the Norwnik m of “1’ m. m Ill. TINVIN'C
a. gI‘OWD flowers are from ‘ doctor‘s automobiles. lIniii‘P patrol! boy‘s firmrfuldanfl “TF9“: tinfirfom: l A i .l
I " - ' - m ., .‘ i: uiics a rat- e me a . ‘
Minimum] paper~ V-met-y SA 1 [JRDA i SPECIAI ,S "i1 do? reaiilpéiglmlnddasi: iviig‘pézglggs {133103 or is superiors, and m- was 1'01- 2684. ‘2 Orchard St- PHONE 330.;
you pure ase at the Inillmers. 0 “a tun-ad“ that no on“ was injured rewarded by promotion to the mm 01 ill A CEDAR ST
M . T B A it. .‘hp mm of mo mom that swarm- (‘MIK’I‘BL '1". 2179-12, Chestnut H V0. _
usm o e Felt n n it ' Younn Smith has already made
Must Be Real
—at the—
cd through the streets.
As far north. as 42nd street
shock was l'oli. according to (‘. S. I‘inl-
the
good, and it is probably that he will
receive furthcr honors, and brill visit
many more interestin-z places before
m HARDWARE &
COME—LISTEN TO THE V .
tcrfleid of 17 East n\cnnc. II“ Said ) v, 0. < . ._, 'll" . .-..
‘ NEW EDISON EaSt Norwalk caSh Grocer y :‘hnéunc Iiilil‘imliru sgors‘l'ifln :li‘llif:tkn:(?y;‘. 3:0]: (fill‘llxflt‘ttiil, I nil in m “ill in. AUTO SUPPLY CO. You“! RIC“ and Womcn
O I it h i ; - n no .iliiiilflhi. oi‘wi' ‘ "‘ ”—“‘ “W“ 'S. - ' '
med FOXPlaHOCO. 11:2: n“ 3.2%. limo-r that blasiln'! LORONER I’ROBES M11155. [0.30“ Ct. H019 IS hour
in Home or the excavations {or sub-
AUTO FATALITY
OPPORTUNITY
“ In. Main st, 80. Norwalk ggTTER’ THE FINEST GREAIKERY’ Yb" ' """ 620 ways. and nihr-r improvvmcnis. m m m “a
M‘ Congregational ChuJ'Ch ANULATED SUGAR, 1b., . . . . . . e . . . i . . . . . . . e . .176 AllOlli 12:30 llO“PVPl‘ lhl‘ HI'WQ Of (Continued from First Due) m m F ALL TER‘I
FANCY POTATOES k ~ - Hip difiziflfil‘ llzld porcnlalml it) I‘irond _ ~ ‘ ‘
, p ., 1.34.5. my: {010123133 1- -‘ '---' °°°° 450 wax'q theatrical district ulltl mnl‘s of -t i f. \- . . l- ti . ii f a I” m ' I Plr‘l
. ~ SWEET POTATOES: . - - ------ - - . - . - - . - ' - -4 lbs. 25c l‘Nll'li‘ i"'lu.—'"d newspapm‘ others. “‘.“" {lieurill-rislel'l??1 Till!“ 20:11:);ni1')!” "relic w OPENS. SEPT. 7
_I-- (t Smith. 1mm. SMOKED SHOULDERS, 1b., ....................... 26c mph 0W“ and “'1‘" Wm“ M "“ uniniurcd. m M 3m
(“X'Ilivlidj 115;:ll1l1‘nzltin. lliil PURE LARD lb 240 mrnmiiun il‘ Ill: d‘i‘siriiii. h nows He is not out of danger as yet it late Inpphes, Tire-and TI“). Send for PTOSDQCIHS
I . 3‘ \ as. so (, , u - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - . - - - - - ~ - - in 'Norwu k. a mr )‘ fl "1'" l p \ Wu.- reported at ihc hospital lmia).
{let-Tlrl‘f‘ll- (gm-‘11) 20mm“: CAROLEN'E EVAP. MILK, can, .................... 12c ind brim" ‘0 ”mm in! "V" mt my: and “W".- I‘W‘ms m hr NI inwrmc Gs n‘ Hedenbers. PI'OD. REGISTER NOW
. *> :I C'mOnl , vallc wire of tho Assoc :itinn Dr"?! : mu-nt, although hi< - uiiiio m l
M‘“ h”"""" 5"“ i” $10 BEST FAMILY FLOUR’ bag’ ° """ ' ' ' ' . ' ° ' ' ' '31'90 the officr of the livt‘llinu Si-nlincl. ii ins, no worse. (0 i n, 1-. N n
per month. . YUBAN COFFEE, REDUCED TO, 1b., ..48c hum-nu unmmm-hm n... mm W If" - -.-- RRILL’
PLUMMER t-d on thn board in front 01' the 0 Ci". . GH SC N E Do I H ME
1 . PURE TOMATO CATSUP, 3 for ......... . ..... . . s a .250 Telephone inquiries swunllli‘ti illu nf- f“ flOOL OT 5. r on ouse
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
fl F‘s-field Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
nun-vs your: new LENOX LAUNDRY SOAP, 2 bars .: jg: 113:";‘1'3'31343' “"k W “ mu" "'“V‘m' ’“‘“'"‘”:‘_’.L'l° my“ .
By 'l'I-kins PURE CIDER VINEGAR, gal., .. .. .....60c "’..'."‘}..'I.';“.'..""‘17"§",...‘.ii'.‘. S;f:w::“jfj Miss Adria-... cam..- who gradu- Allkmdsof SeaFood A
Mr, PURE NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES, gal, . .3130 I‘xin'xéu-‘ni‘ng simiiin which inlormcd i‘f,‘:‘,‘,_lf‘,;‘,~“"§.‘,.,,‘I.‘,‘.f‘;,,’;“‘.‘.§‘," 225333]. mm:
8 Cough Sm. «t. several [WIMP lhi‘l'v 01' ”I" “l”- " nnces. ' ‘ Steak89 ChODS and THE TWIN CYL B
‘5'. H. BAXTER. Drattlsi
’Dmrid W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
I.“ F. HEALY & SONS
' WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 1540.
24 Cottage Street
FANCY MIXED TEA, .uya Islet, ...
CAMPBELL’S PORK & BEANS, reduced to, can .
A. STULL
.. .....35c
East Norwalk .
ALUMINUM Collanders,
Large size, Sat. Spec. $1.69
EXTRA THICK JAR RUB-
i
i
i
WHITE EN AMELED Bread
Boxes, roll top, lamp ire,
Sat. Spec, . ...$1.98
Think of It!
7Walk-Overs
Right Here in
Norwalk
1 a" -. ar’s ShoeStore
87 WALL IT.
2-qt. size., Sat. Spec.,. . . 49c
125 Washington St.
ficc nilcr Ihl‘ news had spread
through the town. and the later bul-
Wzis nut until \uil innards l u'ilnck
that it lwt‘nmi- gcnviully known.
RosidcnI-i hrrc who had rclniiw‘s
in New York and who \w-rv in or near
illi‘ financial distriix culled the of'i‘lci‘c
of the Scntlnri {IF-kill? for illn latoNi
reports.
The scrvic.1 of tlic .\~-o«'iaio-il i‘ri-ss
of the number “as rnn'flrmml by this
PARALYSIS 'IPIIIEMIB
State health officers have been is-
suing winnings about thtI pussillli‘ iv
occurrence of an epidemic of infantile-
l-‘omhnll practice was held yester-
day afternoon at the t‘oloninl lot, Mr.
Gray Hair Comes Sooner to Man.
A man‘s i:::ir is t~~lln2ntm| In turl
gray live yours §lillll£t'r limit 3 WOD
un's on the mun-gr. so authorities do
Shore Dinners
Chicken
A La Carte ‘_
Clare.
Business College
SMITH
56 Nortthain St. i
‘ JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
Housefurnishlngs, Hardware and Auto Supplies
Phone 340
CLEANER, large pkg, 23c
Free Delivery
MORTUARY TURN BLOCKED BY
TRUCK.
n
3..- . - . Auto Painting Co.
Scientific —— Reliable
EH hJ'R ST., DARIEN, CT.
; Opposite Depot
3‘ ‘ANS Kr SOLTES, Prop.
Tramc was tied up on Westport
hill yesterday afternoon abom 5:30
'n'ciock. when a Pierce-Arrow truck
driven by A. Hamel, of Springfield.
Mass. the property of the Fisk Rub-
ber-0a.. turned over on its side. Ham-
car tracks and at the foot of the hill
advertisemen. in the
tried to drive off them with the re-
suit that the truck careened and top-
Dled over.
Patrolman Frank Raymond was
.Lansvtn.
ceived a sushi bruise on his‘arnl. ‘i Advertise but; lie-tins.
sent to the scene. and had quite a
time clearing the thoroughfare a- a
large crowd had gathered.
Another truck happening
gave assistance and a chain and rope
. fastened to the overturned truck soon
ll'ighted it.
,of the Fisk Tire and Rubber
:Chickopee Falls, Mass.
i No one was seriously hurt. Harry
who was with Hamel re-
00.,
i
along
The assisting truck was'
cl, while coming down the hill with 133150 a Pierce-Arrow "“1 ““3“ by 3-
heary load on the truck slid into the.: I" Marsh. it 3150 being the property
state, "but be on the watchout for any
apearance of the disease and make a-
report of it to the“ Health department
immediately."
Speaking of the methods of preven-
tion he said. "It is impossible until
we know how the disease is,1rans-
mitted to give any method of preven-
tion, but careful and good clean living
are important factors it one wishes to
avoid disease."
REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.
The Republican Congressional con~
vention will be held tomorrow noon
at the Stratfleld, Bridgeport, and the
following named delegates from this
city will be in attendanceé
Louis St. John Keeler. ~ Edmund 31
Grove, .1. «Edward Lycett and Edwin
W. Godfrey. ‘ '
There is little doubt but what Con-
gressman Schuyler Merritt of stem-
tord will be re-nominated, inasmuch
as during his term or one. he has
vaen to be the man for the once.
and has given both his constituents
and his country faithful service.
(Car for every require-
ment)
15 Marsha“ St. Phone 390
JOHNSON
MOTOR WHEEL
The lightest and most economi-
cal motor transportation in the
THflice 1103' House 699 . . . - . . -.
I v '7 ' cnuhlcd th» inn-nun: m-nilnvl in the . . ‘
..., WASH'NGTON 8T. ihc bcsl story of tho- disasicl' of ill" — «- ~ — ~ CunnmghaméyBach world. g”
' RED MEN'S BUILDING. local and liridueport Kuwaiti”? total 150 miles on one on of
number injnrcd and 'illei mu: :m- 83-11 ‘ ‘
honored. The Scnlincl‘s announcemcn‘ GARAGE 338016110.
Displayed and for sale at
Attractive Specials in Household (N d x... m.
WALK — NEW YORK - . cc 8 a l p DEALERS
TRANSPORTATION - _ , “H * —IN— . . E
Fanning; $31.93? for Saturday at Rosenfleld’s SEES [IANfiER 0f CLEANSER "63396321133“: A“: HERBS
'. me "moo?- and DYER SOUTH MAIN STREET
”fl... _- .. ._, _ ”,D
---rne Beer BUme—A We!" A
d.
“you. ,.;f’
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST co.
in addition to caring for your
moneywill oolleot'notes and
drafts. on your out of town
BERS, Sat. Spec., 3pkgs. 25c 0-0EDAR OIL POLISH; . .. . . . » . - .. . - '
‘ , Eve Da At th ' Reg. $1.25, Sat. Spec. .98c Sil-Tus's' 0'" 0' mm mm“ 3'“ I anm'k. rum Dmnornm 223:?“
”gm ’7 7 ‘3 WHISK BROOMS, Saturday *Appm-mniy we hm to an min “1 w“ ‘
Mm Outlet St Special, . 19c 9-GEDAR on. rousu, 60c .m. ...... with uh: Inranme DI! (241mm Denice)
ore Bottle, Sat. Spec., .....43c M w. W“: h‘l.‘ "m" ... "I“ "Wt‘md‘ Th G ' m man Patents
124 WASHINGTON s'r- “STERLING" GRAY SI, 213'.“‘§3.‘.'315“‘i'§12.‘1'..-‘1:%.‘3f.“1“al°di‘.‘.' 3 row mg " “mm” P °Y "
, . , Enameled POTS; 3130‘“ 10~qt.. PARKER COFFEE MILLS, ease will appear. (‘nrci‘ul study of 3"“ 80, m at,
“a bargain in our house- sue, Sat. Spec, ...$1.69 Glass cannister. Saturday “‘8 "WWW!” b-" ““5"“ "mm-""1“ i“ Phones 333-! -- 1533 C
- . - communicated from one person i0 Prescriptions in”.
mg and bug“, Base. Special, ...$I.39 . . - . CC
MUFFIN PANS 6 cup size RIlOIIhPl has been made hult éldo delimit. W M”
. I I us i. n; - b .
—a heavy on, Sat. spec. ....19c SHELF OIL CLOTH, Sat. r 41...“... .33 15533112821351. plainle in m, . mum; Gaps
Italvanized h b 11 SPGOial, 2 ds f Boston and \'ew York wiso‘ has 5‘ tmans Damn"
he size was 216:): HMIR-R0” ALUMINUM -y ' or """ 25c number" of- cases it is hail-l. and past 01 a bank account must be- M“ '5'“ '5. 8°“
,... ... .... . - r.. dssh il t 'le th' ins -
t'm Dinner Sets, - -$7-45 Eggnog? 111:2; 12:11:: Soifii‘lyAflggan, flb- rig-2(2); inning?» pitfalys‘i‘s'lhl: Bozlgn hind! come apparent as your bust-
33-40- Sat. Spec.’ $2 69 $225 an? s c ’ reg-:13; 333;. 1313a?'iii-J'iu‘r‘riféi ”"9 mm: ness increases Such an ac. THAT SENSE °F
’ I I i - . ' . , . pe ., .... s ' ‘V‘The' public should not be alarmed ,' . l SAT'SFACTION
GLASS PITGHERS. about BRILLO ALUMINUM at "”58“” "‘9 °’“°‘“‘ “mm °“ ‘0. “In“ an 50 0‘ Em“ ”m“ in always gettinx Inst what you
want is one of the many roa-
sens why you should deal at
this market. Our stock is so
extensive and complete that a.
great range of choice is altered
our customers. Roasts, steaks.
Chops. 01 all meats, tender.
treat: and appetising await your
personal selection. or it the
choice is left to us we rm your
orders with conscious regards
to your wishes.
CHARNOK'S MARKET
RAILROAD AVENUE
customers. Itwilldiscount
thenetesyonreestveinset-
.tlements, thus givingyou
thenseoftheoashstonos.
Cousin and talkmstters
Werwiththeoflcers.
SMART NEW MODELS OF DRESSES
A snicndid variety 0
in quality and value.
fa
ced
b ' : all are excellent
lager than elsewhere-
Ifyou wantiOown'oneit would be wise tocome
early
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