EIGHT
THE SOUTH
NORWALK EVENING 5211111115me
Fall Days
Cannel coal
house, says to
komm heraus.”
for chilly days
brings you comfort, wins your
praise, drives dampness from the
Winter “Nicht
Sold at price of
Anthracite, burns in grate to your
delight with a blaze to chase the
gloom from the confines of each
room Almost kindles with .
p
snatch if a caller thumbs the
latch. Watch the flame with fas-
cination and conserve your con
versation. Try a little on our say
so, be convinced and you will stay
‘0.
jERRlSE:
Don’t You Love
Immitation Flowers?
You D11 Nil'i‘. You 111:1): say
—“Ol1! \Vhat a clever immi-
tution"—l1.11t 1111 inspiration is
awakened in your 511111. Of
course not.
flcNElV EDISON
“The Phonograph with a Soul"
heme--.a
This marvelous phonUgiaph
is as unlike the kind that “im-
, mitates music” as real, na-
ture grown flouers are from
the immitation paper variety
you pur1hase at the milliners.
1 Music To Be Felt
' Must Be Real
COME—LISTEN TO THE
NEW EDISON
Alfred FoxPianoCo.
86 No. Main St., So. Norwalk
Opp. Congregational Church
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TYPEWRlTER EXCHANGE,
1". Fllrfield Ave.,
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Bridgeport, Conn. l
RELIEVE YOU! 001.!)
By “kins
Baxter’s Couzh Sm)
l'. H. BAXTER. Dmflfl
’ David W Raymond
I? WASHINGTON 8T.
IIIW RED MEN'S BUiLD'NG-
.ORWALK — NEW YORK
TRANSPORTATION
lsnuIacturer A Specialty
Long Distance Hauling
We guarantee service—
JOHN F. HEALY d; SONS
89 WASHINGTON 8T.
1 UNDERTAKER
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PHONE 1540.
Tole.—Office,1103: House, 69?
'L Bargain Every Day At the
Mill Outlet Store
1 124 WASHINGTON ST...
M's bargain in our house-
‘ finishing and bargain Base
1.1-“:
all! galvanised wash boilers,
. hrge size, .......... $1.98
‘ ‘1 Piece Dinner Sets, . $7.45
_ Think of It!
Walk-Overs
' . RightHere in
Norwalk
_ Solyer’ 8 Shoe Store
I! su'ALl. IT.
Roval Auto Painting Co.
. Scientific — Reliable
GENTER ST., DARIEN, CT.
_. Opposite Depot
EVANS 81 SOLTES, Prop.
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‘ n obs-11nd advertisemens in as
11“.
Except for a brief
needs of dwelling houses In this country has never probably
urgent as it is at present.
Notwithstanding this urgent need of houses, there are few being
space after
built.
s, the
con so
the landing of the Pilgrl
50""! 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
as best they can.
Prices are going to be maintained because labor ls demanding an
eight hour day with higher wages.
tion and substantially increased costs.
which will mean reduced produc-
.'Dun s review of April 3rd says
“It is now recognized that any material weakening in quotations ls
unlikely until production overtakes consumption, and there ls 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 of $10 month more
the end of five years can possibly
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
decrease sufficiently to equal the
additional rent which you will pay during that period.
BUy now—Own your own home.
you with suggestions and in the selection of material.
Ti:- 1;» Hatch E? Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, COIL“;
Come and see us. Let us help
Vlctor
Wesely
(Formerly With Vaast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders Radiators 1 amps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work
Weldinw of All Kinds of Metals.
i 13 Raymond Stieet, South Nurwalk, Near South Main St.
F“.
IVOMEN—
tins.
of soft velour
MEN—-
Brogues—a real b1'
heavilv 11e1'f01'
sole.
medium 01'
at S O.
CONNEALLY
FALL FOOTWEAR
Brozue Oxfords—heavily
broad heels.
English Boots—brown calf 8 inch boots. Cu-
ban heels. wing tips or straight tips. $10.
Black Oxfords—military heel medium vamp
Boots—dress shoes of mahoganv calf. narrow
full toes. $8 to $15. Plentv
South Norwalk
snop 131111101111 SIX
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perforated wine:
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calf. $9.
02119 of grain leather.
ated and a full double
€11 BRACKEN
IQ. “20““? 20:" 759 1.3:.
PALACE
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lEYDEN.l—Tollan1i, Sept 22 3-57er
light is thr'own on the residence of.
the Iiiz- i111 Fathers in Holland. byl
three old documents which Professor
Eekhor discovered in the archives of
Leyden and which he published on
the occasion of the Dutch Pilg1im!
Fathers’ celebration here. One of the ,
documents is a contract signed bx'
John Robinson. leader of the Pilgrims.
declared to be the only signature of
Robinson whim has been preserved
' and this disco1ery may lead to the
identification of other
him
The second document is a. letteri
written by “illiam Bradford a short‘
time before his departure from Hol-
land He was afterward Governor of1
Massachusetts Bay colony. i
The third paper Dr Eekhof discov-
ered is the last will of Bridget W’hlte l
John Robinsons wife and contains .'i
considerable quantity of interesting
gifcarmation about Robinson’s house-
OI
writings bv '
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OCTOBER 7th
SEAT SALE OPENS MONDAY, OCT. 4th, 10: 30 A. M.
‘ I“ z ’n
ajntfitnmnusicmpm
BUDDIES
a Genuine Musical Comedy Hit by George V. Hobart and B.
c. Hilliam, which the Selwyns presented in the Selwyn Theatre,
and which played there to capacity audiences for twelve consecu.
tive months. Mr. Hobart’s charming book and Mr. Hilliam'e lilting
music will undoubtedly find an equal appreciation when “Buddies"
5 presented here by the same incomparable company of players
and the beautiful scenic investure which charmec' New York all I
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I‘HL RSDAY NIGHT
Phone 344
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:4 The biggest sensation of last season in New York, was '.“Bud
1750c, 31 .00, $1. 50, $2. 00
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F'I‘UNING'IV 13’. Oct. 1.‘».\ coupe
c.0111'1111i11g l\\o men 1.\ ho “'1 re 1 111:. 11391]
in transporting .1111u'11'ts of liquor and
11111-1 gallons of “11101101 was run into
by '1 mm 111a \' .111 about 11 mile. outside
of this cit) at noon t01l 1) Twenty-
four bottles of the liquor “ere lirok111
and the coupe h. 1dl_\' damagrd.
the men n1'.11i1- his esc ape on an 1.1st—
bound trollu' Cart The other man.
\thOl 1s Petroci. of 2311 East. 18111
street New York was placed under
arrcsl. L'-ni1111 States Commissioner
Frank l. )chuile. of New lflondon
was notified and the accused 111 an “ill
be taken before the commissioner for
a hea1 mg
—___..________.
BABE RI'TH IN ANOTHER
AOCIDEVT.
LIERIDEN, Oct. 1.——Babe Ruth.
1w'orlds champion baseball hitter. on
‘hls way to Springfield. this noon. in a
new $12. 000 roadster, collided with a
truck of the Cit) Trucking Company.
of VVorceste—r. Mass. at the dangerous
Yaleeville culxert. on the New Haven
trunk highway. in Mex-idea, this noon.
and he very narrowly escaped serlobs
injury or worse
TO PREVENT
FOREST FIRES
Continued from First page
many blazes due to smoking. The edu»
cational campaign conducted by the
bureau in the ebb” to lessen fire
losses from this cause has had 101'
one of its important lines of effort
ininizing home to the ubiquitous smok-
111' in grain elevators. flour mills, 010..
the urgent need for care.
The» Summary of Agriculiurc
many forest fireS,
may cost the Govc1'111111nt thousands
11f1loll'1rs 1"111 fire ligl11ing.111:~:av
H111 landscape 111sol.11c1l and Inn bv=
1nclosing in lobacm packages some
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Eekhnf has added to his work
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dressed a letter to a number of lead-i
ing tobacco manufacturers not long.
wen. pointing out that smokers cause:
that a single lire,
homing of the timber burned up amli
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-—Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Storc-——
JUST A FEW SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
A selection of wonderful values in the DRAPERY and (1311': .1
PET sections that will brighten many a room 1111' the
slight cost.
PLAIN HEMSTITCHED CURTAINS—Of good quality scrim in
Extra his values $1.25 pair.
Extra heavy quality
351: a pair.
Only 98c pain. . .. ..
lengths.
SASH CURTAINS—30x33 inches.
duality. Ivory white only. Only
..Same size. best grade fine scrim.
Minter ..1
:2 1-4 yard
scrim. revular 7 3c
........
..These prices are lower than the sum for which you could purchase the
..tzoods and make them. ..........
REMEMBER THE QUANTITY IS LIMITED ON ALL THE
SPECIALS.
A SPECIAL IN THE CARPET
Just a few heavy China matting rues. 91112 feet. two
Three artistic patterns to choose from. Only $6.50 each.
local agents for Forest Mills .Underwear.
nounc‘Xlsigtif of all models for ladies and ch1ldren.
1, ' PROMPT ATTENTION
3 Rowan St.. E. Norwalk
ROOM
scams. no border.
Watch for our an-
from Ey cstrain.
A BOV E "
Headaches Generally ((11:11
..If you have headaches care J“
us and we will tell you whether cr
not eye- strain is the cause . .
'II-IAMER
Optometrists and Opticians
"The house of good glasses-1' c
87 °Altlantic St,
We Close at 6 P. M. Daily
Stamtm d
. . Tel. 441 Tel. 441
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.. 1... .1. ‘ List your car With us. ,We W111 -'
sell it for you. If you want a
l'.
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Don’t Break Your Arm
Crankinz your Ford Car.
linitv‘l'ivs‘ ill
The Norwalk Electric Co.
our of any make see ,us.
Tel. 2584, 42 Orchard St.
Tel. 2179-12, Chestnut Hill Ave.
1511
el us put a 501 of (‘olumbia
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
' Street
207 E. Washmgton (2 Water It.
the-e 1215-5. 80. Roi-walk, Ct.
Mme. Jeannette
SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING CORSETIERE
AND GLOVER
"sets Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
on. and dresses
Item Speedometer Parts
32nd Year
MERRILL
siness College
Commercial and
Stcnoaranhic Studies
Send for Booklet
Enter Any Time
DAY AND NIGHT
SESSION NO\V OPEN
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Eeoony Gseollne sad Kerosene
Lute Supplies, Tires end Tubes
(I. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
SPECIALS FOR THIS
SATURDAY
Dorlon House
THE TWIN CYLINDER
JOHNSON
moron wnm.
i.
The l' btcst and most cconcm
cal mlogtor transportation in
the
. ld. W"
Shore Dmners ”1’50 mm, 0,, on. 3.110.131
Allkinds of SesFood ““1”“ ““
Displayed and for sale at
SPECIAL
SALE ON CHILDREN’S
HOSIERY
69c Children’s Hosiery ................ 49c
SIZES 6 10 71,4, -
790 Children’s Hosierv 1 . .
SIZES 3 TO 10
SIZES 8 TO 111/2
Guaranteed, Double Knee, Heel and Toe
$2.50 \\'a1-11e1"s Rust-Proof Corsets. . .Sl.95 , Steaks, .ChOPS and A. W. HODGE
$2.00 Warner’s Rust-Proof Corsets. . 51.69 Chicken MUSIC HALL nLocx
$3.00 Silk, Hosiery (full fashioned). . 52.55 A La Carte SOUTH MAIN STREET
1‘3“ .50 Silk Hosiery (full fashioned). . £2.95
$4.50 Kid Gloves (various styles . . 3.3.45 NINETY-NINE CENTS -.. ..a...-
1‘5200 C hamoisette Gloves ........ .. ”1.1.1.49 one Pound Apollo Assorted chocolates
$3.00 Children’s Kid Gloves. .. ..... .. . .5249 SATURDAY SPECIAL
257.50 Crepe De Chine Night Gowns. .11vo .
$5.00 Crepe De Chine Envelope Clifford Pharmacy
Chemise .1 ......................... $3.45 51111111 MAIN STREET
Watch for Next Saturday's Special
up u
just
79c Children’s Hosiery ......... . ..... 59c
SIZES 6 TO 71/2
89c Children’s Hosiery ........... . . . . . 69c
- 56 SO.
NIME. JEANNETTE
MAIN STREET _ __
Open Saturday Evening Until 10 p. in.
you may 011011 in a whih
IN THE ORDINARY
BUTCHER STORE
pick
p1 12c the cut Oi m1at 111,4
ls just llglll at the 1ighl piiflf
but in our shop, which is out 11
the ordinary, you invariably grt
the cut and kind 01' meat.-
you like at the prion you want
to pay. Every sale with us is a
prize sale.
CHARNOCK'S MARKET
NORTH MAIN s'rnse'r
in quality and value.
car
SMART NEW MODELS OF DRESSES
II are excellent
A “WM vamtyl’gcgdblloiger‘thsn elsew
Ifyouwsnttoownoneitwouldb‘ewisetoco e
THE PARIS
30m NOBWALI
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