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.Y OUR

WINTER

COAL—

WHY NOT NOW?
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SVICE FIRST ’AND ALWAYS

True eonomy is not how little you pay for an article but

how much value you get out of it.

A “bargain” in carelessly man‘u
seasoned Lumber means an unsatzs.actory
first, and expensive repairs soon or late. . L b .

The safest counsel you can have inbuymg um or is your
own home town lumberman whose advme to the home builder
is an essential part of his sol-Vice. fid . t ansac

' on to have com lete con ence in any r .
3‘ e Want y axle than the confidence and good

tion—we would rather lose a s . ,
“ll of our customers. We sell dependable Lumber of uniform
“I 4:. i:;i.:x‘.-Rum”"‘¢W

high quality, ”3 . 1.3.1 2‘

THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.

LUMBER AND ROOFINGS
AGENTS—JOHN MANVILLE co.. BIRD a SON.

factured and imprOperly
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.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE

DISTRIBUTORS "‘12? ..-’ ,

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Rosenfield
Bros.

. HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS

€125 WASHINGTON ST..
SO. NORWALK.

LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTION!
. TAXI SERVICE
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mom: 53 In the 11;“. BLSiONS 1n FLItMTL RE
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F. H. bAX 1 ER ‘wln. _\llll ('illl llll'lll\ll _\‘lllll' lurino- ill :1 lllilllllt‘l' lll \\‘ll‘l-ll you calli
mi.“ il'lllv- lz‘lll l~wl:l:':>rl. .‘lilli iii. ii iii illt‘ lim'vxl prices in yours.
EUGGISI l '

| SOUTH Mth STRIIT
AGENT FOR
M A Show, Park 8 3111011.
Green 8231. and Russell’s

CAN DIES

Eln‘. all like \"‘l‘} l.v\\'c~'t (i"\l'..'ll\' in l‘lli'illlllrcy
..| \lyll-s \vmuls :lnll hills-hex,

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lill‘lillilll‘r.’ all till- lllll\l \\il!l?"ll 1'“! l1 ,

'l'inm- (‘ Illi-‘29‘lil.llili,’ rcful‘lfixhinz lllI'il’ ill-inc. or i'llriilxll-
ill;_r :l ill-r: llwlllv. sllnlllll \ixll lilli‘ slur” :lllll tiikc .‘Iil\'illll:l'_'l‘ of
the rxlrcnn-iy low lll‘i(,'l'.\ now prevailing lllrollgllollt our entire

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F. S. LYON
'JOB PRINTING
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l Now Sold for 10¢

3 Our Panatclla Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢

Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢

OLD W ELL CIGAR
COMPANY

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Have Your
Roofs, Leaders an d
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Put. in Shape NOW

My Prices Are Right.
_ PLUMBING AND HEATING

: Wm. J. Ungvary
" Telephone 2389
‘ Sound View Ave., 80. Norwalk

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.3; HEADQUARTERS FOR
95 SCHOOL SHOES
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E Max Levy’s Shoe Store

-31 So. Main St., So. Norwalk
'No Connection with Any Other
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Solid Leather Shoes

. size 8% to 13y: ........ .. . $225
Boys' 1Solid Leather Shoes
Size to 6 . ............ .. .75
Garls' Solid Leather Shoseze
tlze 8V2 to 11 ............. .25
Misses’ Solid Leather Shoes
Size 11l/2 toz ...... .......$2.50
Growing Girla' Solid Leather

Shoes. Size 2V2 to 8 .. .... . $3.00

All Higher Priced School Shoo:
ONE-THIRD OFF

. our transportation ncilitics in harmon-

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
70-72 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

 

“MALT ANI) HOPS
()l-‘ .\ (:I'AllAN’l‘l-Zlill i’L'lllTY ARE OFFERED YOU BY
THE SUPERIOR PRODUCTS COMPANY
At a price lower than brands of an inferior quality are sold for

“SCHLITZ” Light or Dark “REES" Concentrated Prepared
Certified Double Malt Extract Malt—Weight 3 lbs—Ne Heat—l
A Satisfying Product No Cooking—No Muss

MONEY BACK GUARANTEE FROM THE DEALER
NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK

Frank Dorsey William Miller
45 West Avenue 34 West Washington Street

Standard Butter &. Egg Co. Sheffier & Utzlnger
53 Main Street Cor. So. Main and Woodward Ave.

J. M. Daffron, 24 Parkxiew Ave., New Rochelledfl. Y.. Sole Distributor
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RAIL VS. MOTOR

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I’ROBE PlJANNED.\\.I\S \\llill)lli lllhlllt" \n-llr llu'l‘i‘rOll.

il‘lli lll.li llll'lvnscll proportionate ox-

Continncd from First Page. ,lulm ol' lllil‘ll\\';l_\ collsll-liviiml and

._..._ ‘lllélil'll‘lllllll‘l- is ill'l "i‘ l' ‘ ‘ ‘

in): John '1'. “hill-W“. P""~“l‘l'lll 0f ‘hu%i“illl$. .\‘il«'ll ll‘glsluiifllll:)l‘d(li:li\‘l‘ Lilli);

l‘. .l. liool l'willmll}. nl' lill~toi. :Ili'lllllilrhl lu' inkl-n 3S “urrnnll-d ll\' llll-sc
lllc llllllll r l’l'l‘lHo‘Il lillll-h lil\'(ll‘£ll’l' Sflu-ts." 5

comment lit lln- llll‘l‘ll'lg \‘i't'lllll‘S'hU1 A All". (‘llillscy Si:ll"$lll1lt the mainten-

“'l‘lll- lllIllllll'llllllf‘l‘ of two ill-“ii“?l once of the railroad in the highest

snub-nu: of lrnllspnrtnlinll plums. the 5m“. ol‘ efficiency is a "prime I](AC(-s_

railroads and iln- highways for motor guy" and that transportation by motor

ll‘lll'li ll‘-lll51l0"li|ll”"- 119-9 ““001“? 0! Il‘lli‘k is :l "conu-nicnco" but there

 

:lcillc intvrcst on account of the over
finch-using expense of both." says 311-.
ii‘hiilst-y in ll It'lltl‘ nlldi'i-Scll to E.
'Kmli Ililllllill‘il. pin-sidcnt ot‘ the manu-
li‘ucliiri-rs' Association of Connecticut
Land rclld lit the Incl-tin}: of the cham-
iln-r's directors yestdl-day. "The public
-llltl‘l'(‘St suggests the s lily by disinter-
{vslcll parties as to w at extent these
.two plants may duplicate or supple-
!mcnt each other so that. with propel:
facts established. such legislative or
other action may be taken as is neces-
sary to the proper developme'nt of all

may llc certain conditions where motor
truck transportation should be on-
co urn 20 d .

It is probable that other disinterest-
cd organizations in the slate will join
the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce
in this investigation.

 

SENATOR M’LEAN )[AY
)lAY NOT SEEK [IF-ELECTION

Norwalk political dopestcrs are will-
ing to take seriously the repeated n11-
nouncements of United States Senator
George Payne McLean that he will not
seek rc-clection next year. If he
should not. there would be a. move to
get the nomination for Congressman
Schuyler Merritt and in his place nom-
innte Judge Frederic Bartlett for con-
gressman.
GH SCHOOL NOTES

Football practice w_as called 31‘

230 yesterday afternoon and 3 lat :-

ious relations to each other. if posi-
hle. for the economic benefit and prac-
tical convenience of our people."

The committee to be appointed by
President Bullard will give special at-
tention to the problem of the short
_ haul and the relative cost by railway
or motor truck as this is one of the
perplexing problems of Connéctlcut
and New England transportation.

 

 

 

“If it should be found. for instance.

_ group than before reported. Coach
says Mr. Chidaey. “that the terminal

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Fiore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling micron-1n; »

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handling (not overhead) expense of
freight for distances of less than ten
miles by railroad is unduly expensive.
the local short haul rates could be ar-
ranged accordingly, xwith; perhaps 1kg

eho'adnn'g plunge .

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A notice was posted- on the. bulletin is
were. not top-a _
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NEW DRY HEAD
SELECTS NORWALK
AS HEADQUARTERS

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01' Prohibition enforcement from an
ulfiCO in Norwnzk instead 01‘ in
Bl‘idSODOI‘t as was at. first supposed.
No reason oth< r than a personal pref-
erence for Norwnlk would be given by
his family for thr- mox‘c. Fowlcr’s
aDpointmcnt was nilnounccd today by
Prohibition Director Maclicnzw in
Hartford. He has been active in Re-
Dublican circles n Bethe} for a num-
ber of years and at present is chair—
man of the Republican committee in
that town. During the war Fowler
did 39001411 police duty in Drdgcport.
Another appointment. that. of
Jamrs \V. Hayes, postmaster of Tor-
l‘ington for 20 years, as executive in
charge or the Hartford office force
was also announced by the Director
today. Hayes will act as assistant to
the state director.
Several additional prohibition
agents, to augment forces now work-
ing in this state, Inu't' been appointed.
it was learned, although the exact
number of the force now cinploytd
was not made public.

CHATAUQUA
SEASON ENDS
1N NORWALK

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(ippllsml in ilu pri-rwnt lll'fld nil-l his
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NATURALIZATION
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Hungary 4‘; lillglunil 31'; Il‘t‘lllllll RR;
(‘Zt‘l‘lltl Sli‘\tliilil l3: Gt‘l‘lllxlnv 1Q:
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who served in tho \\'orld “'ur Italy

also lll‘H'lS llil’ list with six pcliliu-ls.
Russia is Sl'(‘0lld with four nnd lrcln-ld
third “'illl two applications. Russia,
Sw< lion and (‘zvcho-Slorukill have one
pl‘llllfllli‘l‘ t'lH'll.

'l'hn- llrivlu‘rport Mission will own
Monday inmninr: and will coniimn- for
four dllys. 'l'hv llul‘lllur)‘ heal"; i! \\‘llI
upon on (ii-lolmr )4 null tho Slulnfnrd
session on (loiolicr ll. 'l‘hcrc are about
25m p~-lithlu~rs from those two (‘lllI‘H
rocking llllllll‘ullzzllion at the sessions
which will iw Ill‘l'l for thc first timc
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MISS GODFREY BRIDE
OF HARRY S. LOPER

Continued from First Page,
Th“ 'lrirlc‘s only attendant was Miss
Ircnc Hendrick. of Now Rachelle: x.
_Y-. and thc'lmst man was Stephen C.
Montgomery. of Newburgh. N. Y. The
ushers wvrc Edwin 'l‘nlmndge and ‘H.
Llewellyn Godfrey. of South Norwnik.
and \VillsOn Lane. of Wnssalc. N: Y.
The bride was beautifully attlrcd
in a wedding gown of white canton
crepe. and wore a veil and wreath of
orange blossoms. She cal‘rled a how
due! of white bridal roses. The mutil—
Of-honor's costume was of blue canton
crepe. with hat to match. and She car-
ried a bouquet of Ophelia. rones.

. At the conclusion or the ceremony.
a reception was held at the home of
the Bride. at 6 Taylor avenue. which
was attended by relatives and intimate
friends or the bride and groom. Mr.
and Mrs. Lmoer received a large num-
ber of handsome and usehzl gifts. in-
cluding silver. china, cut glam. etc.

-. Mrs. Loper la :2: Norwalk girl. and
has many {fiend-[liarai‘ She is a grad—
uate cl! 'the"'Norwulk ’ High, School. and
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40 in. wide, $3.00 yd.;
.Velour Checks-—54in.wide............................. .-_,
Duvetynes—36 in. wide; all colors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .50.“) yd.

A BIG LINE OF LININGS . ., ~
SKINNER SATINS, SATEENS, FANCY SILK AN 1) (lll‘TllN

SAMPLES° GLADLY FURNISHED ON REQUEST

TRISTRKM o. HYA

NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

 

Fall and 'Winter Dress Goods

'All the most popular weaves, in the newest shades and part“
at a big price saving ~over last season.

Wool Sport Stripes—54 in. wide. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S3.75-$i.30 yd,

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”U" 1" 1‘" Eh” 1" mt“ "MUH‘M' l'nrcl-i‘ul Pr-‘nchcrs to he ‘I'u " 'o. d i" ll
-,_. "'“WM "”1“- mm" occasion I‘l'IViOlls‘n I : ‘.‘ RCIJZUAQ i. ‘\
‘ ' ) . i ‘ - «l . ~. ,. - , l \ 1... l
I'C 9rd r0 1 I “in Illltll‘llill in this « .nlrra .. ., ._ i B 7 E v "t
'3 ‘ Intq in l’igtol {gattle llizlr-l him incl'ul‘c will ;i\';ill than. ) 3})(3‘ S ;
E ‘ gt ‘ I .‘rt'lVlS of tho privilrcc or dulrll: 5” It Will Coat \\ f
. _ -., .x .
i .._ ,H :zcnl‘n if possible. Any who did Ilioi M .chu
i Continued from l-nst Fa“ \\-l!l do “‘vll lo do so on this OCCllSlull. N0 0T9
V ‘ i . 1 . “v , of All :llt‘ \x'l-lromc. New Radiators m SirOCli
ill: Wild “I‘L‘l‘ull‘il‘i m .i 2., . :! -, . ._ — - Y
h" "3'" :5" ”m" ”K" Kim: "1‘ “mum‘s ——' ‘Iall Street
no. 2., in llrnultlln. \\'lll‘ii-lil- shonhlnl— . 7 ’ 9 W L STREET ‘
in :l lhv roll. I.‘ mild. llu- \\ul.!ltl!ll Dawd “l. Ramon 1m

lzlv lllln :s of the cruv had just in" ii
:~ '1 l0 .‘l huspzinl .ll1-l Yl‘v plullil-illm:
l ll.|il‘1‘lll‘ .ltll il‘s \\. l‘i‘ l‘I'Hlt‘ltizig’ ll-

.\l..:il:.lll;ln “llil lmlllisnllul (ll'llLTS
‘.'ll:til :ll $7.3.le :z'nl lil|lli>l‘ \lllllwl
:2! SHAW". I‘llzlvllll‘ll‘li “as ‘._'\ }I.II'S
will :li‘ni lili'lllr _'l)l;:l1l;: Il.‘ l~‘|-ill’;ll

31w“- .s in l’i'. llH-il l:\. ill-nip: pmi. t‘uml.
Hllu-r I"! lll'l‘lll nut-ms \IQ‘CiHrl (I till-y
iknlw no inolin- for l-‘ilapntrick's kill-
,It'iil". 'l‘hvy v\prvssml tho lwlii-i’ that
tiir lxcilvlninl :lnd slinzn ol’ thv mid
ill'lllplll‘util)‘ dvrnngrd him.
‘ NEW YUllK. 8.1.2. 1..- Emmi llll'Vl‘i-
llw crew of llu- Crick Flvllill-
ishlp Kim: .'\h\€|l1lll‘r \w-rc hiltll and
slightly \VOliliilcd hf“ fc-li-rlli prohibi-
éllnll LIL't'liI': in :l pistol Ilzlllil‘ win-n lhc
\‘rss-‘l «locked at :1 Ni r il'i llrtmklin to-

i

ilit rs of

l . v ,. V

{till}. Liquor Valued at C. uni-ll .mu

drug.“ \ulllnl all $73.!‘H‘U \\‘(‘l‘l" co'ills-
it‘lltmi.

Mun- than :1 score of shots \“n‘l‘l‘ 1“-

“llili‘lll ll l~.\' lllc crow :lnll fificvn pro—
;llil'iliml :lm-nls. None or we promul—
illlm lllrrnis was hurt.

in Ordn-r to olllnin (‘Viilt-HCQ‘.
il‘ll'llifl” ”struts said. two oi" tin-n1 nr-
Vrnnlrcii on \\'cilncsd:l_\‘ with mcmllcrs
of tho crew to pay 314.000 on ”1031‘s-
r‘l'l lollnv for the liquor and (DUES-
‘l‘lll'Sc two “will on tho Vi‘SStl :lin'u‘.
Ric-zinwhilc n mcmln-r oi' the crew oil-
FH‘VPJ a launch with the olhcr necnls
ilDllroncllillg. llc warned his com-
l‘lllll‘s and tho llaltli‘ lu‘g‘flll.

'l‘hr- shooting: allrncicd
guards and pollcc reserx'cs.
roundid the pier to prompt the crew
from flceimr. 'l‘hc prohibition agents
said, howvw‘r. that an Officer of the
Véssol to whom they wct'c to pay the
money had vanished. The wound ‘d
memllcrs of thc crcw wrrc taken to (l
Alospilnl, where they were put under
arrest.

lllc pro-

customs
who snr—

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1'. 8. DISTRICT (‘OI'R'I‘ IN NI~Z\\'
HAVEN.

The fall term of the I‘nltcd Slates
District court will Open at New Haven.
Sotembcr 27th. at which time Judge
Edwin S. Thomas will render decisions
upon a large number of important
cases that were heard at the last ses—

sion and during the summer.

It is probable that in the assignment
of cases for trial that new liquor cases
entering the codrt since the last ses-
sion will'head the list.

The other sessions of the court ‘fm
he at Hartford in December. in new
Haven in Februtiry and in Nor-iron: in
Am“. :Some sessions of the court will
.be held here for the convenience of
parties in jhis section who have ac-
tions that will he-»-ncnrd.

op AMERICAN

UNITED 011mm.

BRISTOL; Sept. .8.~Harlang Hills.
of Emh’nunaton. ,was elected state
f United Order 01 Ann.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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Water system and
pipe Heaters

TELEPHONE 492

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21 Taylor Ave" 50-

CLOTHING
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FURNISHINGS
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At The

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BOYS AND Guns

Children’s Store

.0. Non-alt

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Tola.—-Ollco, 1103: House, on
2? WASHINGTON BT.

NEW RED MEN'S BUILDIN.
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FORD SERVICE, WELDING
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so CHESTNUT STREET

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I HAVE RESUMED
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TRUE BUSINESS.

From the beginning our motto ml
been "True Business." which w.- DON
:0 main aln

Our ctonfidence ls mmcogp
owes to the innumerable d
meats which we have receivr;
tourists and local patrons. T is: I:
prove to you that our efforts n ,4.
in a succeSStul busxness.

"(‘leanliness" is our next motto. Our
Estabishmcnt is cleaned from end in
end every twenty-four hours so as to
always keep a clear atmosphere it
is opened for inspection at six hour!
for the persons who wish to see b-‘
our Shop is kept clean and how 0‘
products are made. The “inspecmrr
are our friends.

Our branch store in South Nox-wsfl
is running on the same ideals. Til
goods are made at our main storeI ll
Norwalk. Whether you are in ‘. 0'?
walk or in South Norwalk you will I!
able to purchase the same quantity d
goods and they may be delivered U
your‘home at any day of the “WEI...
Special prices are given to lo 3
Churches and parties.

In this establishment, the tie? goal
and candy businesg is opera u g
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Cull-12:;
bakery business is operated b3
”Wilkins.

THE CHOCOLATE SHOP W.
Main Store, 26 Wall St., Norwa
Branch Store.

17 No. Main St., So. Nor-walk. 0*.
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INSURANCE

J. M. LAYTON & Coo,
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave. South Walk

 

 

 

 

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CANDIES
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