Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 3, 1921 · page 8

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in Iran walls ' ,
, It sérves man Well . _-

fl’fed by coal 3' ""“‘
0f Ferris kind—é
L~Comforts the sick ~

‘ And cheers the blind.

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t'l‘ilfsord; Greensgzl,’

We have accefited our

to your placing ot the order.

Just arrived and arriving daily,
Garments,

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33 soUTH MAIN STREET

1 ' . You should havé no hesitancy In placing your
- basis as any further reduction Is pracucall; Impo’

, ,. loss canhed by the general réductlon In "
'wholesale prices and cannot guarantee you against any advance prior

order on today’s ‘
ssible. - . , .

Kindly think thIs over carefully and It In need or lumber we will}
give you the necessary ass’firance to place the business with us.

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

NEW SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES
roe YOUR EASTER ourrrr

a host of lavely styles In Sprirlg ‘
not too high priced either for such exclusive models."

Also Spring Hats. Prices lower than elsewhere.

THE PARIS CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE

SOUTH NORWALK-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

could be observed. No degectf was
foundrthe corOnér sald last night.
The engineers ewill prepare their
report In a. day or tors. and Coroner"
,Phelan said after It ‘Is received It ‘will
tiemrecessary to check up on all or met
eVldcnce before his finding» or the
finding of the Public Utilities com-
' missiort can be made. \He thought.
theee findings might be delayed until;
early next week. ovglug to tlie grea

- Amount of testimony.

Crews or both cars in the collision
have sworn before the coroner tha' .
. their signals were properly” set before
leaving the starting point The re~
"‘ port 'of the electrical oxperfte' is ex-
, pectcd to show that the slguals wen

In proper order. leaving the. cause of
the accident to he the failure of one
or other of the car crews in properls
setting the slgoals.

Statements from the Griffin hospital
in Ansonia, ,where, amoral of the in-
lured in the wreck are; is to the effect
that their condition ls not materiallv
changed and three are In danger.

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

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Special Sale on Eadiator Govern. $5.00
wELomo ANo soov WORK
WEED TIE! m3
cAnlLLAc LmouemEe To RENT

.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE

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Novel and fétching models of dainty heme- like Dress 9.

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new Mary Pickford and Bungalow Aprons. One of t} M: NM 25.1-
tractive things about them is the new schedule of pr ices.

, . SEE THE NEW HAMBURGS
Edgings, Insertions and Flouncmgs in’a variety of beautgm . m

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Campbell’s Soups

OHIONEN, OXTAIL AND MOON TURTLE

A. F. Beckmann E? (10., Inc.

"PHONE 1405

, BEST moms lbs.- ....25:
WHITE GRANLULATED SUGAR ‘
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR $1.”
QUAKER OATs, pkg. .*
HEINZ BAKED BEANS, 2am 25c.
SWEET CLOVER MILK, can .y...... 2%:

FANCY GRAPEFRUIT,4for 25:
NAVEL ORANGES. dozen .. 82:

WHITE HOUSE BREAD........9ahdl4c

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-. LIL “PEP“ -‘ ‘ » BARGAINS 1N CREPE KIMONAS
Continued from Flrst'lzage 1
not stopped at any point until It \\\\\\\\ \\ \“ é .
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tanks whereas the tank car. attached ,. 1 . . .
. .. .... no... new ...... .... .... 33oz» :« «:«zuzoeazuzu 0°”.«100’Nb «tutu. .»:..:32:..‘;.“ :45. 37...".
. block signals. must change ego“: at ‘ q
’ division points and finally. at to ea-_ . .. ,
I tinatlon must await Its tum In the 9’, Our Low Our Low 3.
‘ dissemblmg of the traini II 0:0 ' Bent Will Rent W11 ‘8
‘ Consequently the oil :3 pc nes eta-V .. - 7 ‘V
: tem of the country has now come to 3 . . Save You Savc X011 .3.
; be regarded as essential to the nor. .3. Money Money w
. increasing rilte of oil production as . , ...
. wfirl driller himself. .8... .. * 3
I he history of pipe line transpora- . ‘3‘
. tlon goes back to leII \Var do): and o. ...
‘ has its settlng In the pioneer oil fields 3:. 3
of Pennsylvania when production be- ‘3 V:
gem to outstrip transportation man. 0:}: prin penln i inery ‘l‘
fies. .. ‘
This gave birth to {he “”31“,?" lint; .3. . k . Os
system.1n 1861 Heron“ one: o _ so
mm. m. «moved . sour-mo wood- .3: Call and see this Vast aesortnient of beautifully shaped H.113, .2.
on pipe line from the Terriegnfm I: l l l H P l, N T d .3.
on City Pa. but never curr t on med (:0 or en“ av angerine Ill
Then In 1862. a bill to old flip: :12: c ever y him 8"“ 39 ea! 3’, . ‘i’
construction wan Introduced - n t ,,
.Pennsylxanld legislature but It was . . PeaCOCk—T' .9
beaten by a teamstcrs‘ lobby. 'c‘
In 1862 J. L. Hutchingx. a New 0‘0
Jersey operator. constructed a two- ,3
Inch line from the Torr farm etc rices tom; 0 .
Humbolt. Pa. But the toamaters de- . 00‘
strayed the llne. tearing up huge 3"
strips of It. He tried again in 186: :|
but again the line was destroyed. . «-
But In 1865 wlth the old of state .‘ , - 3"
police. Henry Harley successfully. re‘ :0 ~ v _ . :1
slated the teamstera and operate'd the o . . ‘ '3‘
first successful line of two~tnch plp- . ‘ ..
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relax a day from Béonlnghofi Run to
Shutter. Pa.
. Then. the network of Wine. that
‘ atlll operate today In Pennu'lvntlla.
Spread with such spread with web
spend with such speed that soon the
supply of linen exceeded the demand.
Several lines. a: a result. operated at
a lo: ator years.
A The new. Southern field In Okla-
home and» contiguous states were
euutoped almost from the start with
the new oil transporung system.

The Southern field I: new a verit—

 
 
 
 

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2 SOUTH ‘MAIN STREET

South Norwalkf Florist
TELEPHONE “C

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SEEDS—WHOIESALE AND RETAIL
ton m creme m

. All file Landing Varieties of Vegetable: and the loot W of Paul:

anus, Timothy ’and “ed m
RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIIIIE. OF FLOW“ 8m
. But gradoi of raglan,“ Sheep “Ignored“ m

" nomadic: to destroy all Insect. and funploldai for tbi proviso"
and cure of all Had: a Jilin!!!

Let Your Want: BC Known and We Will W You filth the Boat;

aitd SeethStore

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‘ able labyrinth ot llnec. track sycam-

 
 

_Tafieta, Satines and Canton Crepes —— wonderfully smart mod-

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BEAR IN MIND—Our Easy Payment Plan and Small \l eek-
ly Paymens will dress you and your Whole family from head to foot

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extending north to Illinois rollnerleo

 
 
 
 

. aflsouthjw an! to the Goll- coast sta- :.
Mona: ' The fields proper are honéy._ MOUM
combed with the when Me?” 91928. LOSSYOF 1890M!)

 
 

 

1 connecting and mentor: the trunk may .
' terns. A new well usually means a _
new pipeline.
The film through thh system In In-.
com: but when theré so a capsule
. for a (“fluent grail: of on. there is
‘ L Inmclod Into the same system a

‘ der. or slug of water perhaps three
feet long and this hedder neonates
the dinerent grader. Then another
j header la Injected anil- fpilqidnt
' thla In the o-rixlhal grade of :1! con-
' tlnulng lta_ flow.

Frequently a hullebllke “go- -devll"
la pumped through the plyilnx lu‘ the
midst of the now. The revolving their! new cheat; have er “11m
anves at the ‘end or this projectile {It We'd some of the but rectum and

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than cluluurlugroe.n

."Apnrt from the greater expense."
sold a famous hon vlvant. "It molt be
admltted that dining out Ia not or
pleaiant as It used to be. The rea-
fired-Its wliere there used to be re-

:nt add charm. not only In the

surroundings. but In the people them—
selves. have been Invaded by a. new
type of diner.

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Boston Bllle Fish...
Flat 1’18th

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lOclb.
.1181: 113.,
l4c’lb.
2.5611,.
30clb.
3561b.
20cqt.
Clams 25cqt.

Schultze sFrrday Flsh Specrals
Mail‘—

18c lb.

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the pipeysnuslr cuttlnx from the“ “i“ the old frequenterl prefer to dine at
an it proceed: on accumulated‘ acdl home or at th'elr clubs. Two utilit-
ment which would $00n plug the pipe ago I saw a man In what used to be
If lelt alone

The oil helped wont “5 “‘1‘“ 3" 232?'1Effixi’fifilmmnmfifilyfié
l‘r‘ltel‘Vfllfi by secondary 9““ngm em his serviette tucked all around his

1108. or collar. That sort or thl rather

In some 9‘3““ the pipes are expoi- spoils the charm of dlnlng :1: for bat-
ed to view. “Infill“! 31°“ railroad rons of the old school"
right- mowers. but 'nwre (mauenuy, “A: far asthe best b d r )1
they are hurled about three feet ln vague are concern d than 13 ° e am...
the earth to protect them from wea- said the head of e) e a; e Indeed
that and accident The lines fre- merchants I P “smarts A? or wine
quently' follow the railroad tracks. be- m‘ we _ lit; a . . all. e are sell-
cause It Is simpler to contract a right- ms“, cgfiom:fl°h::nh:ag:er:° (lurtgid.
cit-way with one railroad company ' . n3 .
than with score of Indlvldual proper- martingale 2:21:32 ahflfarrgala ‘hand

. o c am-

’ty owners
It is estimated that the syat me They could when It could be
to

transport: a total or 600 000 be WW
bottle. but what. with Increased taxes

of 911 daily.
and hlglr prices generally. they natur-

* The United States Geologicall sur-
.vey estimated the fixed value or the Rally fight shy o; paying (ram .16 to 20

system at $506 000, 000.

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WASHINGTON Maren a. -—-The
Senate Judiciary committee' g action In

do’mandlng that Secretary .or the H L. McCray. president; or

 

 

 
 
 
 

Treasury Houston produce tor It: In-
formation all correspondence, Imludw
tog loans to foreign governments. yes-
terday brought a truckload or several.
tensor documents to the Capital; The .
problem or Wading tux-outta the great... r
mass or papers also was left with

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

shillings for a bottle of champdx'no. ‘

Broom; STUDENTS suspnxnnnlelecu

CHARLOTTE. N. 0.. Marcli 3.-—-:-Dr. "
Biddle

University. announced today that new
cow-seven students have been sue—l
pended by the {acuity as a eumax to
the "stake”. of the student.“ whiefi has

 
 
 

 
 
 

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First “faxing District Files Suit

Against the City
There“ a a of“! war In Norwalk again.
This time It II “uptown" that I:
taking a crick at "Un‘cle Jerry" Dono-
van who Eloy can‘t seem to oust as
mayor: Suit was filed In the superior

Royal 'Auto P
South Iain Street

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Phone 901
Opposite “‘ilson‘s Hot Shop

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court by the First Taxing district at
Norwalk against the city ct Norwalk,
clal‘n‘unx smoo MW- says thé
Bridgeport Star The suit grew out of
“Uncle Jerry '11". economy program, as
the result of which Nor-walk has been
going along for nearly four years. with
no new mun. no new schools; no new

anything

The Out taxing, district, which com
one: ,Ithe territoryanade up of the
old city ot’Norwalk. before III: was con-
animated with the city of South Nor
walk. own: It: waterworks. The city
a: Nor-walk as now constituted «owns
neuter-works. Slnce consolidation in .
1918.211: city has” bought Its water
from the first tutti; diatrlct and the
second taxing district. formerly the
clty of South Norwalk. which also
bins a water works and a Alteration

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Previous to the regime of “Uncle
Jory" Donovan. the city paid the First
‘Dlsrlct $15 a, your rental for use 0: all
ithe fire hydrants owned by the district.

When Mayor Donovan took omee, he
decided all this was unnecessary ex-
pense. And so more have been no pay-
ments since August 31 1917 (rue First.
l‘l‘aklng district Is asking reimburse
meat for rental of 203 fire hydrants
for three ,yoau‘iup to August 31 1920,
claiming there In more than $9, 000 due.

The actioyp‘Ie brought by Leo Davis,
realized an attorney for the First Tax-
Ing district. Davin was defeated In the

 

son for mayor last {uni—Dancer}?

 

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I Sunbright Cleaner, 2 cans 90

filter Sifted Peas, 2 cans 15c

 

 

 

WWGTON. March 3. «~me
fingered gentry In England get Away,
with millions of gallon worth of
freight In transit oven-y year. Consul?
General Skinner has reported 'on the
strength of London Chernber or Com-
commercial:

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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FOR THE WEEK

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Evaporated Apples, pkg 13?
Beaded Raisins, pkg. 22°

 

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