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OUR PHONE IS 652.
i Rosenfield
Bros.
'* HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
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125 WASHINGTON ST..
SO. NORWALK.
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Page 6 Shaw, Park a finer}
Green Seal, and Russell’s
CAN DIES
F. S. LYON
DOB PRINTING
\ louth Norm
Perfecto‘ Bouquet Are
’ Now Sold for 10¢
True eonomy is not howdittle you pay for an article but
how much value you get out of it... 1.
A “bargain" in carelessly manufactured and improperly
seasoned Lumber means anmmfisfactory building from the
first, and expensive repairs soon or late.
The’safest counsel you can have in buying Lumber is your
own home town lumberman whose advice to the home builder.
is an essential part oi! his service. ‘ in. mm
We want you to have complete confidence in any transac .
lion—we would rather lose a sale than the confidence and good
will of our customers. We sell dependable Lumber of uniform
high qualitY. ~45, .
THE .HATOH &‘ BAILEY. .CO. 3.
LUMBER AND ROOFINGS am
AGENTS—JOHN MANVILLE 60., BIRD C. SON. 'WW',
Var
TROOPSJORDERED ' .
To WEST VIRGINIA“
,. . STRIKE ZONE
(’Yl —_ ,
ing early at his office. asked that all
communications received during the
night be placed before him. -
CAMP SHERMAN. 0., Sept. 2.—
Two troop trains carrying the 19th
Infantry, numbering about oi") officers
and men, ieft_i'or the West Virginia
mining district at 9:2:0 a. m., central
standard time today. The troops were
fully equipped for flield duty.
The troops are under command of
Colonel Martin and their destination is
said to be St. Alban‘s? W. Va. Upon» the
arrival there, Colonel Martin was un‘
der orders to report to linen-General
Bandholtz for disposition of his men.
CAMP DIX. N. J.. Sept. 2.———The
first of three trains carrying the 26th
Infantry to \Vest Virginia left Camp
OPE ,
of the
Costello Men’s Shop
Furnishings and Hats
For Men and Young Men
In all the completeness of their infinite variety—offering
selections distinctive through their individuality and c):-
clusivcncss.
Presented for Inspection Friday Evening,
September 2nd
Opening for Business Saturday at 8 A. M.
Vincent M. COStello
_ 21 NORTH "MATE STREET
mower/mm
osmotic/WW. III
Dix at 9:45 a. m. Standard time today.
DOANOKE, Va... Sept. 2.—All but
two of the twenty-one airplanes which
arrived here late yesterday on their
way from Langley Field. Va., to “lost
Virginia. left early today. One of the
planes in attempting to got away was
temporarily disabled and another oi
the planes remained with it.
The airplanes under command oi
Major Davenport Johnson. are
equipped with machine guns and run-
munition supplies.
CAMP SHERMAN. Ohio. Sept. 2.—-—
Federal troops at Camp Sherman had
received no orders ear'y this morning
to leave for \Vest Virginia. although
two passenger trains were under storm
at the camp ready to leave a‘ a min-
ute's notice. The troops have been
packed and ready to go {or two clays.
Camp Sherman is on a dircct railroad
route into \Vcst Virginia and the trip.
ol'llccrs said, could lie made in a few
hours.
LOGAN. \V’. Ya. Sept. 2.—Ear3y
morning reports from Spruce Fork
maze told lulu about the silvmtlcm on
the 409mm (‘ouniy border. winrc firing
from either side was spasmodic during
the night. .
Thu-c prismtcrs taken by ’pntrols
and hrought here last night. were lock-
ed in the county jail. wiwrc an hon"
before n. fatal shooting had occurred.
\Vhllc luring transform-(l from one
CD“ to nnothm‘. l‘uul Comiusky. nrresl-
- Soldier
Lil...
Eplendid duets
Olive
Elsie Baker
Kline-9'
A song of childhood
marcl'i interlude that
On the reverse‘
. ' " with’a quaint
might stir the heart of any tin soldier.
side a pickaninny song-
a 9 0
There s a Corner Up in Heaven”
Victor Bluo Libel Rm. 4525'
“I’ll .Take You Home Again, Kathleen” and
“When the Corn is Waving, Annie Dear"
are two beautiful and popular numbers
Sung by Henry Burr and Peerless Quartet
Victor Double-hood Record, 1675]
0
Two more popular song's-éecntimental as love songs
should be—-
“You Made Me Forget How to Crv”
Sung by Henry Burr . _
“‘ Emeline ”
Sung by Vernon Delbert
Victor Double-hood Record. 18783
You’ll find them among the
New September Victor Records
Have Your
Roofs, Leaders an d
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW
" My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
, Our Panatella Extras Are
Bound View Ave, 80. Harwell:
and yc":dl find us ready to play them for you.
. DONNELLY’S
18 South Main Street
Habit"
“Where Good Service Is a
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
7 Sensational Bargains
Last Call
at
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
31 South Main St., So. Norwalk
No Connection with Any Other
Store
and Children's shoes. Oxfords and
Pumps reduced to 1914 prices.
Come and look at our window
and be convinced.
Due to lack of space in our win-
dow many more bargains displayed
inside of store. . “5....
9
,
Our entire Stock of Men's, Ladies‘lfi
SPECIAL VALUES
In the NEW DESIGNS in FURNITURE
N . . ' . ‘ . ' .
tom You llmtlmnumo- pl'lccs have dropped clear to the bot-
“h: ‘ "Jill.” inn-null your home in a manner in which you can
. \. pin 0 and I'ulnlnl‘l. illlil do it at the lowest. prices in years
. » ~ .
lle-x'c you “‘1” iiml
lnolmlln‘: nil :ll.- must wanted Period styles, woods and finishes.
-sr~~§ .
h l l . . x ' " ”1i " e . .
in” {W V. 1mm mplutmg refurmshmg their home, or furnish-
'l ‘ “_“"“ ““1119. Nhould Visit our store and take advantage of
. n l-Mlcnn'ly low prices now prevailing throughout our entire
Stock.
Come and {Profit by Them!
Flore Brothers’ Garage
A. J . "COLLINS-
Overln ‘
“Willing and Repairing
"m nun
. . rum. aniline-runs ~
'70-72‘ Nolan ‘ " = , ‘
ed‘ at Ethel. yesterday. charged with
lie-lug n suspicious pl‘l‘soil. attuckci
Jullcr \V. E. \Vhitc. whe.eupou. the
officer stated. he shot and killed him.
Comisky. lwouaht here for confine-
mcnt :il‘u-r his arrest at TCthr-l. car-
ried Pllpt'l'fl lnllicniing that at onc time
he wns an cniployc of the \‘l’inding
(’luli‘ Con! (”mm-any, lln'lggum- checks
found in his pockets §llO“'('ll that 11"
had chcckml trunks .1 Charleston.
CAMP lil.\'. N. J Sept. 2.-~.\lcm-
lll"l‘.‘§ of the ‘Jvlth I :‘nuil'y begun on—
trnlnlu: hrrr :1! ll :'-‘ln('k mm] “was
cuwciml lo lruvr- To ill" \\'«-sl Virgin-
in coal llvlds in {\‘v'ill hull .m hour.
The 10th ltcghneni ;i'-.n um: pri‘pnn-l
i0 lcnwa but :1! live llnur nl‘ilil‘S for
its llcpmiurc lvml 11.: lumn rncclvml.
’l'hrcc passenger trains were illlcd
with soldicrs my! -):;-~ Irclullt train
with cqulp‘mcni luformntilm was
wilhlwld as lo (‘4‘ exact d:glnnilou
and thc route.
\\'.\Slll.\‘(l’l“ '\', SI pl 2.——»lh-ci.~l0?l
on sending tuners into the disturbed
arch of “Rs! \ .l.,iili.'i \\.i:~‘ cxpuctr-l to
a. .
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’ NOIiWALK’s LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
chool ‘ Days are Near
é The young folks nowadays demand good appearance in what
they-wear, and, by judicious buying, we have been able to combine
style with service, to a degree that is sure to satisfy parent and pupil.
i The‘ Best Brands of Hosiery for Boys and Girls
Children’s Rain Coats, Capes and Umbrellas
Pretty Hair Ribbons and Neckwear
Underwear in 'All W
TRUNKS, SUIT CASES, TRAVELING. BAGS for the GO-AWAYS
Jg:
eights and Styles
\VAR PROFITEERS
(Continued trom First Page).
fully examined in the light oi‘ the sta-
tute of limitations. \
If a contract was complclcd, more
than thrrc years ago. they nddcd. but
the conspiracy under it did not de-
vvlop until a later date. there would
he no bar to prosecution. if the evi—
dence was found to warrant it. To
rcnn-dy the situation gcncr—aily. offici-
als said. Congress has liven askml lo
cxlrnzl the limit of the federal statute
lo Fl). yours. .
The fa-(lcl‘ul statute. howcvcr. it
was said. applies only to commcrcinl
CHRIS and does not :ii‘i'vct civil suits
for rccovt-r)‘ by tlic govcrnmcnt.
'l‘hcsc com S. it was csplaiuul. arc
l‘t'lll slain slniiv-
gmcrned by the dim '
ilmliulion
rs which generally put thv
at about six years.
R OCH 1“.“ I? NT ICRTAINS
llc iakcn lny \\ llcpzu'tmc n? ofl‘lciu‘s
today upon v p! ur an lntcrpi‘rlrl—‘
tiox from .\I , (‘nzwmi l‘ct: r C‘.
Harris. the .\ sunburn-oral. us to
whether tin l . arc m m at midnight
last night l-.\ l .; .(iiu. ll. ll. llzmll.
lmltz. thc \\ l l‘vpuxtmcui observer
at Cllfll'lt.\lw-. “as u i‘(’qllt'8l for
troops.
l‘uoi‘fici..ll; 2‘. was undrrstood (hut
lht‘ ll)!h.\.l}." limsllluu-J a (“1103! H’-
qursl. lull ll \\.|.\ said that orders (it‘s-i
MRS. '
LADIES AID 50111711
A pl-usuut afternoon Was spout
yrstrnlny by ihc mcmlvcrs and
of 1h.- lmdlcs' Aid society,
i'rlrnnls
of St. Peter's Lutheran church at lhe
hmnc of Mrs. P. Kocln r. of l.lllll\’li
$1.. “‘lnulpziuk. 'l'hc occnsion was
the monthly lxusim-ss and social mml‘
l'lnus wcrc llllldt‘ fur I'l'OYiillllR‘
lug.
on» MS at
lunch for tho out-oiltuwu
the truth unulvvrsm‘y m-lvllrmion ol‘
the congregation on S-pt. Hill. The
clothing which tln- parish is collect-
ing for the war sufi‘rrcrs in Europe.
”particularly (Err-many. will soon he
sent to New York and anyone wishing
.to contribute should dclivcr his gifts
at tho church within the next week.
At the conclusion of the business “—04: -
nit-cling a line collation was served ’
by Mrs. Koclwr. tables having been ’ .
.srt up on the spacious lawn sur- Dana W. Raymond
[rounding the house. The society is in-
\umi to :1 social to he given by Mrs.
llolz at hcr home in \chtport on
Srpt. lfiih. The next meeting of the
.‘socicty will he hcld at the home or
'Mrs. Yoppe, on the- first Thursday in
»( lctobcr.
TRIS I'I‘Y (‘H I’RCII SUITES.
The service for next Sunday will be:
three day carnival being held on the
old Pipe Lot. ‘Water and RaymOnd
streets. last night. for the Colored
Elks of Connecticut. Booths where
all sorts of articles were sold were in
evidence. The place was visited by
about 400 colored people last night.
Japanese lanterns furnish1d the
A I
3 The New
VICTOR RECORDS
FOR SEPTEMBER ARE NOW
ON SALE
at the
HAMILTON SHOP
49 Wall Street
,——.f~,m,..____.._._‘ .
F; H. KEYSICR
BUIQDER OF
ETTER
Alterations and Repairs :1
l. I. I j _ 1
F j “I
a
F :— L r_ ifi‘
WILL NOT HURT COLORED ELKS OPEN CARNIVAL. source of illumination. '11.» mg
platform was the sour-(r .4 .. 3
George. wade. formally opened the amusement of the CH. ; h.“ 1
lord‘s Jazz Orchestra 1:21;.) ..
music.
H. Krieger Cc.
'OUR CLEANtr
SALE
I
Will ('Oniirluc L'nlil
After Labor Day
Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
UILDINGS
Specialty
Phone 1956 P. 0. BOX 735
South Norwalk
By Experts i » f
It Will Cost \\ ‘ 3g
No More ,r—c:
New Badm' tors in Stock
Wall Street
9 WALL STREET
UNDERTAKER
Tea—OM00, 1103; House, «I
27 WAGHINGTON 31'.
N" RED MEN'S BUILDING
KEN DRICK’S GARAGE
ronD snnvrcn, wnmma
meats which we hit
tourists and
prove to F0“
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our mom m
been “True Business," which H mm
to maintain
Our confidence is growls: d9 _
innumerable “J
owing to the we received 1;“
local patrons. This In
that our extort! 1.3;?
all the very newest designs in furniture,
.T . ‘ _.
not llt l.\. .1“! until the official liltti‘ munion and scrmon. 9:30.11... .-
pr. mum) \\.l.~ r. cch'cll.
nussngc is in hi to be a request ““‘lil'ollmving gummy.
the renewal of church activities
fall a larger number of per-op
Ii‘llllllltil 7mm, )1 was understood that
souw quieiion might still be raised as
to \xlnthcr l‘nsident Hahllng woul
llc urged in issul- his procgimatlon dc-
clurin: lilul‘liJl law in. Kannwha,
liooiw. Full tic. Logan and Mingo
L‘ounllcs.
'l‘hls (muslion, too, “'as OXDPCIOO (ozniun's Guild.
:msanul definitely early today.
In case troops are ordered into \Vefit
Virginia the 26th Infantry will en.
ll‘uin lmmwlinlcly at Camp Dix. N. 3..
.‘lllll the lilth infantry at Carer Sher-
mun. Ohio. li‘rom Camp Dix. it is
t\\'i‘l\'c or fourteen hours to the trou-
bli- zonc and from Camp Sherman
about six hours. The 16th Inmntry
will also cutrnln at Camp Dix and 1’3
scut in as a reserve force while other
rcscrvcs can bc‘ordered out; if “3‘3
emergency requires. from Fort Ben-
jamin Harrison. Ind. and Camp Knox,
near Louisville. Ky.
The regiments have been held undo!
training orders for more than forty-
eight hours. pending“ the “35“" of
General 'Bandhoitz's inl’GS‘Watmn‘
The necessary railway equipment is on
the camp tracks. supplies are in the
nearest army Warehouses and other
routine has been arransl’d- -
Up to a late hournlast night. reports
from West Virginia had led to the
On Tuesday cvcniug
Will he a shortened form of c
prayer. to he followed
-monihly business meeting of ill
lIQ‘
time.
_——.—-—-
Ellen Wilson.
started action against in
houae Hotel company. a
asking foreclosure and possessi
the property and damages of $1
The writ states t
Feb. 16, 1920 owed Virginia E.
$10,000. she b
Y. and gave a mort
powan stre
the note.
0 H. S.
gage on the
which subsequently
action.
M
LABOR DAY SENTINEL.
The Sentinel will be issued
morning paper on Monday,
'Day. Advertisements. news
cation early Sunday afternoon.
lhllt‘llilll: l‘i' l'm‘l‘S ‘0 ”1° 59“"9 could Elloli' (‘mumunlon at 0:30; liol)‘ Com~
In “‘5': thc schiccs will not be rcsumcd until the
Announccmcnts of
nut mo l‘rl) u rccommcndniion. action hmo opening of the church $011001 “N“
Is ~wul~ '1 to M taken lmnwdizm‘l‘v‘ :lw mud.- later. The choir will be pro-
luy “null. xiv-ml llill‘bord, I‘SSlSlalltlgfnt :u liu' 9:30 service. “'lll'lc the
‘ hill “1 Nilll- St‘l‘\l(‘('S have lit-en \vcll sustained dur-
ll ll‘ufil's III‘O ordered ”“0 “1") ing ihc summer it is hoped that with
find it convenient to he prcseut.
at 6:30 there
at 6:45 by .‘1
The hours of all services
as ‘a‘nnounced will be eastern standard
_____________________L.
DAMAGE srrr AGAINST noun?
0! Stamford.
lso Stamford.
hat the defendant on
eing of Larchmont.. N.
at hotel property to secure
into the hands of the plaintiff in this
Labor
etc... should be at the office of publi~
\‘ening
Plumbing
M
in the
1.. Country
will
veiling 21 Taylor Ave- 30.
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C \"O -
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
30 CHESTNUT STREET
SOUTH NORWAbK
JOSEPH s. KERY. JR
and Heating, Sheet
etal Working
Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 4n
CLOTHING
in a successful business.
"cleanliness" is our next motto. Out
estabishment is cleaned from end (I
end every twenty-four hours so as to
always keep a clear atmosphere it
is opened for inspection at sir hour!
for the persons who wish to see how
our shop is kept clean and how out
products are made. The “inspectmr
are our triende.
Our branch store in South Nowell
is running on the same ideals. TM
goods are made at our main store in
Norwalk‘. Whether iron are in Nov
walk or in South Norwalk you will b!
at]; to purchase the same quantity 0|
goods and they may be delivered U
Norwalk, Conn.
I—IRd—I your home nit any day or the weak.“
. . Special pr ces are given to lo a
FURNISWGB churches and parties.
has —for-- in this establishment. the ice was:
Moro . and candy business is operated by 1
BOYS AND GM Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Only 1M
on of
0.000.
Kerr.
Rip-
At The
Children’s Store
I? W.“ Wllhinm .0. HOW!“
bakery business is operated by Hen-1
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE snor
Main Store, 25 Wall St., Norwal'.
‘ Branch Store.
'I
came
17 No. Main St, 80. Norwalk. (1.
asa
items,
hope on the part of officials fiere that
the disaffected elements had decided
to heed President Harding's warning.
3:8 contained in recent DPOCleE-‘mnv ‘0
disperse. Secretary Weeks early in
the evening, gave 'up his announced
plan or awaiting~developments at' his
office, and General garbora' also left
the denartment. The message of Gen-
eral Bandhaltz from Charleston at
midnight was understood to have
come as something .of a surprise.
. A squadron of seventeen airplane.-
is also at Roanoke. Va" waitlnx f0!” '
‘ the word to hopvaa and proceed to _
West Virginia. They are said to be '
equipped with. machine guns and'
plenty of ammunfiion. and WE}! carry=
pilots and observ r3, I
. . ' 0f
COLD CREAM
i
The difference between
We offer
ceive consideration. . ,
Peroxide
recommend our
whitest and
cold creams
on
811d;—-¥flth its lack of grease.
' try it and target the others. .
creams is enormous. and must re—
Cream as one of the“ smoothest.
medicinally perfect
the markets.
You’ll be- delighted with its odor,
‘—
pleted alterations
cold meat.
and
COM prompt . service.
Just
I HAVE RESUMED
Bicycle
Repairing
The» carpenters have com-
clesr away my repair depart-
You may expect my usual
A.;W.~Hodge
finale Hall Block ‘
INSURAN CE
J. M. LAYTON & CO»
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave, South w
pl
sumciently' to
#-
W
TARLOV BROS.
lip-to Date Gig-r Store
HALL-MARK
W . NU
"all! Ill-k8 sold.
is inatown every,_ dun
CANDIES .
m mil
l $1.10»: lb.
. We meet, To. 15:.
I?“
Sniflh,
..
hobo”
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