, ”risking to stop
Moe of
«nets of ignoring the headlight law
‘3 arrests were made yesterday by a
Mental inspector.
day Joseph Gerpel of New York set
up the plea. that this was the first
time he had driven in Connecticut;
and was ignorant of the law. In-
spector Alden McMutrie of the De-
partment stated that warnings had
been sent out through papers in New
York state. and it was unfair to al-
low New York drivers to come into
the state with glaring headlights. He
claimed lion-residence should not ex~
cuse a violator. Judge h‘lead agreed
Eat—2:9—
MNWICH. Sept.
to n p pea. r.
'24.—'rhe
.31: Motor Vehicle Department is
the
nonwesident
increasing
vehicles
In court tO- American Federation of Labor.
" on this point and ms thst but the
cars posing through Greenwich were
0: New York registry. He imposed...
fine of $10 and costs on Gerpel and
four others. A Danbury man failed—
DALLAS, Tex, Sept. 23.—-The Nat-
ional Rural Letter Csrriers' Asmcis-
tion, in convention here todsy, went
prison physician stated there was no
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“hill".
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‘SCIIIIL'I‘zrs WE Eli-END SPECIALS.
WIISON‘S CERTIFIED HAMS. lb; 42c
Wilson’s Certified Bacon. lb. pkg” 65c
SMOKED SHOULDER. 1b.. . .. 25¢
DIXI‘E BACON. lb.. ....32c
PRIME RIB ROATST. lb” . .24c-34c
SMALL LEGS SPRING LAMB. lb. 38c
Foreauarters Spring Lamb. 1b.. . . .23c
“B & B” POT ROASTS. 15.. ... ...30c
SHOULDER POT ROASTS. lb.. . . .20c
SHOULDER STEAK. Ib.. . .. .. .22c
Round steak, Ill-nu; ......380 Brisket corned beef, lb., .100 Bib Lamb chops, 1b., ..386
Sirloin steak, 1b., _... ....400 Plate corned, ib., ...12c Loin lsmb chops, 1b., .....500
Porterhouse steak, 1b., . 420 Solid lean pot roasts, 1b., ..240 Beef liver, 1b., .. ...160
Hamburg steak, 1b., ..200 Rump ‘corned beef, 11)., 2804340 Stew lamb, 11)., . .. . .. . . .18c
ALI. CUTS or FANCY NATIVE VE AL
Squire’s Pure Pork Sausage, 1 lb. pkg, . .420 Fresh Eggs, dozen, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .700
Fancy Fowls. 1b.. .. ...450 Brookfield Butter, 1b., ...-\nr ... 1....680
ALI. KINDS OF FRESH AND CANNED FISH
THE BEST FRESH FRUITS. VECET A‘BLES. SALAD SPECIALTIES.
FANCY ORANGES, GRAPE FRUIT, PEACHES, FEARS, LETTUCE, TOMATOES, ETC.
New crop sweet potatoes, 4 lbs. ....... 250 Native potatoes, peck .450
SCHULTZE’S SANITARY MARKE IS
I'IoRWAIII souraanoxwm
u...
MME. JEANNETT E
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING
Corsetiere and Glover
FALL SHOWlNG
, —— 0f —— .
Corsets, Gloves, Brassieres, Hosiery
and, Underwear
' CORSETS BRASSIERES
$2.00 cossn'rs, ..$1.69 $1.00 BRASSIERES. “.790
$1.00 BANDEAUX,,... ....690
Phone
909 909
$2.50 CORSETS, .. . . . . .; 3.31.95
$1.50 BRASSIERES, . . . . -. . .950
$2.00 BANDEAUX . . . . . . $1.45
$3.00 BRASSIERES, . . . . . .$1.95
$4.00 BANDEAUX, . . . . . . $2.95
GLOVES
$6.0 Naé:§1‘:.‘.§l‘%l8ii..y..$3.95
$4.0 Filfi‘ir‘és“? ..... $ 3.45
BLACK, WHITE, TAN AND BROWN
$3.0 “fillies, ... .. .~ $2 .45
BROWN AND GREY
$3.00 GORSETS, . . ._ g .9!"
:0 s3: :0 s$2095
0 0'9: 0 o $3-45
to?! '01. s‘ E.$3.95
HOSIERY
$5.00 .. $3.45
BLACK, WHITE AND CORDOVAN
’ - Pu “Th ‘dS'lkH -
$400 my: full‘lishiOned t)? . $3010
BLACK, WHITE AND COLORS
Pure Thread Silk Hos-
$3.0 ' .,‘fllf-sh' d..$2
. , , . .B.LACK 13r§L§1 d 1°”? '55 UNDERWEAR
$2.5 Tffi‘lsgslf‘lfimmyg; 322$ ifilfi.¥%fi$¥f‘i:txili§
BLACK, WHITE AND COLORS $2100 sworn cums, .3149
SILK LISLE sis: gig-31%;“, ... ... ... “01.76
$1-2 HOSIERY... 95C $ ’ “' ""35"
$2.00 sum omsonss, ...;140
BLACK, WHITE AND COLORS $3.00 sum cautious, .....sms
MME. JEANN—ETT « ‘
. 56 SO. MAIN STREET
“The Store at Real Service and fogging Goods”
Open Saturday Evemng Until 10‘ P. M: w.
. .$2.45
$3.50 GOHETS, . . .
$4.00 GORSETS, . ..
$5.00 consn'rs,
IIIIIIIIHIIIIII
. SAVE BRPHANS
NEW YORK. Sept. 24.-—-—Hiss Edith
Cold. 01' West New Brighton. S. 1.. .- .
Y.. tells in a letter to the Near East
Relief, the story of how she carried
the white flag between fighting Turks
sud Armenians at Hadjin in an eflort
to save Armenian orphans under her
care.
Miss Cold's letter came from Talas.
Turkey. in the heart of Mustaphs
Kernel country, and was brought out
by her co-worker, .Miss Alice Clark,
of Evanston. Iii. “Another American
relief worker at Hadjin mentioned
by Miss Cold is Mary Super. of Nur—
berth. Pa.
“The Chetes (Turkish
tribesmcn).
.desccnded on the compound on the
outskirts of limijin on Apr“ 5. "Miss
Cold wrote. “The compound where
the American flag was thing
where no shot was fired. lu-cmnc the
object of a fierce attack."
as the guests or the Club-s.
not life. however. but a :mmmn in the
vallcy of the shadow u" (3.1.121. \Vr
worked ceaselessly at lln- lurk of
making friends with ihusv vncnmrml
about our walls. “’0 waned tin-m in
every conceivable only. especially
Miss Super with medI-nl lllll. Two
Iii-Is died from fright and Um I: wrrc
wounded.
“’l‘hc Turks had their nlvi'enfiv‘ PIOFI‘
idly and occupied the .linlr
Phone.
,5.
to the compound bet“: .I us and the
Muldilu:
Kate and :ll\\;';.s liv-wl
The compound was :ll\\’4|}R
lIuI'Ill) .\ -I:y\
llil\“ callers
outside the
.from it.
j umlvr iirc from llmijin
5passed that we did nut
l from among the Inuit-Is OI‘ the (‘hvlo s.
‘ .
"Twice .\ir. Elly and I had permis—
Fin-h
'Blon from them to go in limifln.
time the; proclaimed :m :II‘misliu-
33ml vw carried the v. lute ling. The
glirm time was at the (‘Il'l or three
éwccks of wigs- and the other Flu-Wm ks?
'liiit-I‘. The first ”Inc “v sinixtl; slui—
ml the conditions for surrender. as
given by the, commander. Dot-than
lie). The committee in liII-ljln iiuil)
, refused to consider.
“The svcund time no sought in
brim: shout a chi‘ercnvr In hum ilzc
opposing forces. “'1‘ “out back and
forth such times, swung Doghun
Boy's posit-”IL the
reply. ric.
{llllt‘ ru‘cpl lhlil ”Ir 1'.
l»! I'Igih:
. of the can—
Only an hour of the .mmis‘licc
19“.. Just as we We"
fired and struck in ten .. \ir, iihy and
mm The Hadjin ilI‘l antes mu for
.shvlter and Mr. th lll‘~l l prm-cmicd
,fhack to the common" .vimw, l‘nuli-
«lrnzc “as destroycd. ..r um‘c unu~
hie to locate the sour” *‘l' Ilw shot."
! Alive: i'uiul “Hm llw ll - .\ ”it P-
:izctts U‘uni Hudgin livail‘x 1‘Iii‘l"!‘v~l HI:
'II:Il..~s in: \x- n
'l.-.‘-‘l «If ”It" 3m
[cnnumunli Iuvm
drhcn out n‘ n ....i
' linnmtrs m‘ the cmmummi worn M-n:
!with the Ain‘t alone to Iinuhm.
l "\\’c 8i). Aiil(‘rlv....:~' and our two
;.‘§'l‘urkish girls look refuge- in :\ dark
sinn- room," Miss (‘old added. \thn
the l‘hvies again I. covered the com-
i»:llilti limy looild :Ind at-l mv in it.
Miss (‘old and the other .‘Imricnnk
)‘ \\ <11 hurl‘lt‘d uuuy l\_\‘ Iiu- Turks in .1
imminluin rclrcnl, mm.- Iur I'm.
lnigllls tiléy “tn :Jlrfilh in lhc m m-
nmnder's tom and then wm-I- giwu
an escori.to Talus.
'l‘hc- lulu or the Armenian children
in Hndjin was unknown to Miss t‘old
but she {mire-d that all had pcrllhcd.
a. ll. MEN mum
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Sept. 24.—w
Facing the possibility of a. light on
organisations for the
patriotism. the Grand Army of the
Its 1920 encampment here many.
Election of oiiicers and selection or
the 1921 meeting place were the oth-
er imporisul mailers left for decision.
The federation with the American
Legion a mi I he Spanish—American
\Var Veterans was recommended at
Thursday‘s session by the committee
which with similar committees from
the other organisations drew up the
plan. Some delegates, however, oh-
jected to the plan as outlinedin the
resolution. fearing. it was stated. that
G. A. R.- would lose its individuality.
Accordingly an amendment was pre-
pared for action today setting torth
plainnly that the federation shall in
no way be construed to conflict with
the constitution of the omnizstion.
The veterans yesterday voted to in-
crease the per capita tax to ten cents
per year and to change the ritual to
read "one country. one language and
one flag." instead of “one country
and one flag."
m
“VIN CITY COENCIL ANNIVERS-
ARY.
- ....
The tenth anniversa set-vi
Twin City Council, 775.2. 0. 016$. 13:
will be held at Grace Baptist church.
Sundsy afternoon. Sept. 26, at 8:80
o'clock, at which time the following
program will be rendered:
Opening—Council.
Scripture Reading-86“. Nlmmo.
Pruyer—Chapisin.
, Selection—ladies' Aid chorus.
Introductory Remarks—W. C. flin-
on.
Address—~Mrs. A. J. Evans. New Eng-
landlDefiuty, I. O. i. L. . .
Duet—Hrs. Powell sud atlas Powell.
Doxolocy.
and 8
“After that for 10 \uka w» li\crl ;
It was.
Hadlin
l‘.'\ H _\ llll“: «. wmcd mvor-
lit-relics could not be agreed upon.
.Ellugrhun Ill-y Insist-«l "1:11 they int-ct
in our Sulzlmlult and ll‘v llzldjin com~
miiiw- \mrn .-_IIL-lly Hm that the
place he n; our road lJli. “uy ic-
lwecr‘. ll‘v‘ -' ‘vnscs. ,‘ 'v r mm“. par-
105’. Mr. 1th and l ' .ny set out.
howevrr. \th l\\n h.- ‘2 ‘lrhgmivs.
“'88
- Ermiving over
one of the Hndjin civrrrw s a shot was
In FEBERATIIIN.
the proposed federation of \Merans'
promotion of
Republic opened the final session of
.3 my, sin. 24. 1920.
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! ,. gnu. 159’ I“. v $11.03 , > coma-ind u the most, w
W. m. , ~ ,. , v . der mystery in the history or
ARMY , Physicians said
There will% :1 harvest sale of fruit. dead about three months. The hm
vemahles. etc.. at the Salvation Army W“ found by a private drtmnw
med by Denion’s attorney,
Hall. Monday and Tuesday nights. The house in b m
Sept. 27 and 28. Come prepared to W I: Don'nn‘.
buy. \Ve have lots of potatoes. pump- , :53 found rad! £18 ”Mpel‘iy_ I‘llihgfis
kins. cnbbage snd various other ' con 0000!”? y tenants, I .‘
Latinas. (‘ome and bring a friend. 1‘“ Angela M.“ . Under time. The present tenant Airmail)
'We are also having special meetings Tons of Earth "1 Own property through an agnm “Nut 9
{all day Sunday and Sunday night. House ‘ month ago. The former icnnnlq M ‘
Great sahution meeting. Harvest ‘ the subject of search today, ire
son and music. All we welcome. _...__.______ , _W.--__
mg: and sea LOS ANGELES. Sept. 25—13mm— , VIENNA. 5.1,. ._., ....“ .~ , ,
ery to day Of the My 0‘ 1300!) C.- Council lms :igmrcnm] I“. W V .. 1W“
" Iiur
Denton, Los Angeles cspitslist, who
disappeared four months ago, buried
in s hermetically sealed box in the.
gcelisr of a. house at 675 Catalina St,
brought to light what the police
Its lgchness in Quality gives
1‘ 0t results equalled by no
Teas on sale anywhere.
day for civil I“ l“:il>ls.
PASSEIIBAD MONEY TO GET
INTO JAIL.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 24.-V\'ii-
item Smith. alias Robert Bossom. 90-
year—old counterieiier. today was un-
der jail sentence of one year and a.
find of. one dollar imposed in the
United States District court. following
his plea of guilty.
Smith said he had passed had
money in the hope of getting into jail.
as he was “Well treated there." 0
the Sentinel.
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lllll'l‘lfiil COAL MINERS “111; NOT
STRIKE.
LUNDON. Sept. 24.—-Tlle 00:11 min-
Errs of Great llriiain will not go on
1 rriI-ikr maxi Monday as threatened. it
(lt‘h'lupcd today. As :1 result of a
mu ling lwiwvcn Premier Lloyd
(li'hl‘tH‘ and the miners' executive .
luuiy, ihl- cnul strike notices previous-
lv llznldcd in lune been suspended for i
our week.
ts! and for s free sample. Address:
_ y Salads To. ‘ puny. Stuart & Berkeley Sts., Boston
a"? "Mir.
9 l H .
Denton had b..,,“n'
--Try a classified advi'1'li;lq'm,nth
. OUR
masses
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.Our Glasses Advertise Us
jbecsmthsy not only oorrsotpoor
Ieyesight but they comet eye-
strsin which you may have, sl-
thongh your vision is perfect.
Eyestrain is the cause of much
functions! disturbances.
THAMER
Optometris‘ts and Optimal
accomplish the
Y iWa'utless—Hipless
Restless
. figure-outlines: Fashion’s
latest decree.
A model for every figure,
(eachexdusive for its purpose)
combining Slendcrness,
Grace and Supplcncss, with
Iona—wear, W. B. Nufomi
Style 353
gr” ”I." d "" :hssss‘. Commie “MuchCor- FUILIV.:‘..I5
07 Atlantic St, , Stamtord at for MOM?!" Pucn
V ' 9 he. NEW YORK - aligns.)
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or),
r COMPANM
'CONNICTICU‘I'R- NEW'JERSEV
"98:71". 1—- PCflhlSXI-VANIA '
pan-en
0 use”
new:
PRICES
Lowering Our Low Prices to Make
New Customers.
THE NATiONAL MARKET CO. is the Largest Retailer of Meals in Amerura.
Because of the msmmouth volume 0! our sales. we have sold. are selling and wm con
tinue to sell superior grads meat st the lent cost. iWhere the QVIr’agc hutz' rr
sens one pound of most, we sell s hundred pounds. Naturally we can afford ‘C. on
out. on the minimum margin of profit.
In cooperation with the large packers and wholesalers who supply us. we
. workrd out s plan which enables us to lower our already low prices. The Na \ x3
flimPly this. Increaseths volume of sales; sell two pounds for every pound we ‘IJVC
sold before. (
Every week we will feature certain meats upon which special concesmw (fwd .2
low prices have been altered as if are double the volume of our sales. Wc Mow ‘ Int
czonomicsi housewives will welcome to. opportunity to cooperate with us.
Every itch listed below is guaranteed FRESH. PRIME and of the CHNCCST
QUALITY. Quality is never sacrificed to price but prices are always lower 3‘. NA-
TIONAL MARKET CO. STORES.
CHUCKSTEAK.
CHUCKROAS'I‘....
C
FRESH CHOPPED BEEF. ...... .... 241]).
r rash Killed Broilers. Frying and Roasting Chickens. lb.. ... . .620
** ‘MBACONSQUARES, lb..30c
é HOME MADE SAUSA’ GE NATIVE V’E‘AI
420.
LEGS MILK FED ‘38c RUMPS MILK FED
280
g
l
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hnv"
VEAL. lb.. . . . . . . . VEAL. lb.. .. . . ..
SHOULDER SPRING - 286 BOSTON
1 LAMB............. ROLL.............
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98 Washington Street
Phone 171?
Norwalk Market
, 71- Wall Street
Phoneis‘zs. - ’
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