‘Max Levy’s
’- The ladies—God bless ’em—
grant coal fit to burn, that will
broil 'a nice chop or a steak to a
turn, that will make a hot oven
for pudding or pie or roast a big
turkey in the sweet by and by.
That’s the kind we can send,
sir, when you give us the word,
llso coal for the furnace cannot
long be deferred. The corner is
turned- that brings \Vinter in
sight! Have some coal in your
cellar—and ours is all right.
fill—W
O
-
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
————l
125' WASHINGTON ST..
so. NORWALK.
COAL
GRAIN," WOOD, Fm
DEVINE BROS. ’
PHONE 53
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
I IOUTH MAIN STRIIT
AGENT FOR
M & Shaw, Park & rams
Green Seal, and Russell's
CAN DIES
—_.—‘_.r
F. S. LYON
U OB PRINTING
Iouth Nomlk
f Perfecto Are
Bouquet
. Now Sold for 10¢
- Our Panatella Extras Are
-; Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD IVELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Have Your
,,
how much value you get out of it. -.
A “bargain" In carelessly
seasoned Lumber means an unsatisfactory building from
first, and expensive repairs soon
Thesafest counsel you can
own home town lumberman whose advice to
is an essential part 01 his seryice.
. ”We want you to have co
tion—we would rather lose asale than the confidence and.good
will oi! our customers. He sell dependable unif-
high. $111811”. . w
3 .THE. HATCH
L
at.
. g DISTRIBUTOR. _ mm
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS ‘ ’
moosmns ron wannmos am Home!!! ..
rm snvron .- _ a,
NORWALIQ C GOODYEAR GOIQ 11% ,. ,
2. use am. an
SERVICE FIRST. AND. 'ALWAYS 3'
True eonomy is not how little you pay for'an
‘*i
AGENTS—JOHN MANVILLE 00.,
NAAST BROS.’ GARAGE .. .
IOUTH NORWALK
E“ L
A.F.Beckmann£«5’C-O.Inc.
-85 Washington Street
v.7
$35.,
Aluminum Stew Pan
. Get Your Stew Pan
A. J {COLLINS CO.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
70-72 NORTH MAIN STREET
-3
THE
“SCHLITZ”
Mun]
I:
w.
W ar Ever
One
For Only
39c
This offer extends from Sept. 12th to Sept. 24th, 1921
Regular price 85c
Get a Cover for
AND ROOFINGS
roceries ‘an
Delivery.
manufactured and imprOPngi;
or late.
have in b Vin Lumber is your
m Ibo home builder
naps-v4. I «~93
mplete confidence in any transac-
Lumber of 01111
&' BAILEY. .CO. A
{in
rl'
BIRD 5 SON.
Free
’Phone 1405
Quart
14c
Regular Price 290
Jul
Today.
u..—
MALT AND HOPS
OF A GUARANTEED PURITY ARE OFFERED YOU BY
‘-
SUPERIOR PRODUCTS COMPANY
At a price lower than brands of an inferior quality are sold for
Light or bark
Certifl'cd Double Malt Extract
A Satisfying Product
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE FROM THE DEALER
NORWALK
Frank Dorsey
45 We
st Avenue
Standard Butter &. Egg Co.
53 Main Street
J. M. Dafl'ron, 24 Parkriew Ave.. New Rochelle, N. Y., Sole‘oistributor
“REES" Concentrated Prepared
Malt—Weight 3 Ibe.—No Heat—l
No Cooking—No Muss
SOUTH NORWALK
William Miller
34 West Washington Street
Sheffler &. Utzinger
Cor. So. Main and Woodward Ave.
article but. ,
My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
i
ERoofs, Leaders and
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW
NEW FALL SHOES
Shoe Store
3]. So. Main St., So. Norwalk
—_——-_<—,
No connection with any other store
A few specials of odds and ends
to be closed out at less than
half price
Bound View Ave., 80. Norwali: “g
*5.
l
2ND A
--.,-4-.« ........ ' ..... '
NNIVERSARY SALE
-.« .....
OF CORSETS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, BRASSIERES AND
UNDERWEAR IS NOW IN PROGRESS
MME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main Street ’
South Norwalk
CLIFFORD HOTEL BLDG.
WEAK FISH 18clb.
HamburgrSteak...................14elb..
Shoulder Steak....................l4clb.
Beef Liver .1..,........:............16c“).
Norwalk, 8!
.vt‘.
Schultze’s Samtary Markets;
‘loy steel sleeves so when necessary
dt is inclosed It makes no sound, and
, ’cem stock dividend lar-i
ICTOR P’AG‘ETAIIr
. COOLED CAR To g ,
. REVOLUTIONIZE
'3 INDUSTRY .
30 Miles to a" Gallon Average
0
Major Victor Page prominent ant-3m).
tivc and aeronautical engineer per-
fects an economy car which is expect-
ed to revolutionize the yomobile in-
dustry. ,.
The car embraces the features of a
car costing $3,000 to $5,000 and cer-
taln distinctivo features possessed in
no other car at any 'price.‘ The car
will sell for $1,250.
The engine is or the Rem-type.
cylinder heads are singly de achable.
The cylinder walls are lined with al-
they ‘can easily be replaced. These
sleeves eliminate the glindlng of
cylniders and over size pistons and
piston rings.
A newly invented multipleodisc brake
is used in the transmission which
works on the driving shaft. Because
because it works on the driving shaft
each wheel gets an even amount of
pressure.
The I
NORWALK'S
Just the thing for
in ‘from 1 to 4 yards, at
In all there are 38 pateniable features
which put the car in a class by itself.
The Victor Page Motdr Company will
manufacture the car at l-‘armingdale.
L. I. where they have a plant 350 feet
long.
The Company is assured of success
since there will be absolutely no
trouble to sell the car. and there are
no experimental features in the car.
At the present time Ill'fiV have large
orders on hand and are turning down
orders for cars. It is just a mat-
of raising.' money to manufacture tlw
far. and that end is progiCMlnI! rapid~
y.
Tho Stock is selling a! 51.5” per
share. There are no pr. ll'irml shares
and no hundml inilvln- «lnvss, The
stock is fully paid and gun um not he
flozon out. The propwnmn I< easily
investigated and you would look inm
this oppogunit)’.
The way to judge the H11)"
thing is by comparison: m jililLIl‘ this
pr position b} cmnpaim; n “I’ll 1hr
Otwr automobile com-mm” .\.~ (Ill‘.
(-iully slalcd. in 7 .\'Cal> :Twn wmih he»
came SHARON" in Tin Hum) 31mm
CO. The Franklin Cu lull .‘ prl
‘. "lil'
\zilil" HE
A good investment or $2M .il ihn in»
ginning of an anl'rrpriw .-.i}.~ .is m'xrh
School Bags, as above
Satisfactory School Stockings
“Notaseme” HosieryéFOr Boys or Girls :(50c value); . . . . . 39c E
Gordan Hose—(70e-va1ue)j
Golf Hose—Heather mixtures ($2.00 value); . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $1.35
REMNAN TS OF. WOOL‘ DRESS GOODS
School Skirts and Jackets. Average length,
a fraction of regular prices
WATERPROOF SHOPPING BAGS.
Made from the short pieces from the tops of Cadillac cars.
Sizes DID...‘0‘...IO...OOOOInOOOOOIDOIOOIOIUOIOQOIUQII.
LEADING DRY. :GOODS STORE ,
' 55c
TWO
45c-65c
,withstrapsandflaps..................59c
t
L
OIL PIPE LINE “
CONCESSION FOR
CLAY T. YERBY
(Continued on Page Six)
.dél-Vt‘“ and the distance covered will be
Bruno miles less than through the
Panama Canal. Not only will the
pipe lino route provide cheaper fuel
for industrics in the Mexican Pacilic
sluice-i. but )chich oil will he placed
within (-zxsy reach or Paine and Far
l-lnst fueling stations. '
Sonn- months ago. it was said the
U 8
,E.
.
i‘nitui States Shipping lionrd had
mud.- n futile nit. mm to obtain a.
Similar (‘onctsslon so that it might
pl‘tn'lil" asupply of oil for tho Paczric
lite-l.
_______________..———
S'IAMI-‘URII I'UIJI'IZ SIZI'IJZ
PASTUR STOKES.
Mrs. {usc l'aslm- Stokes, the widely
known llillli‘dl null Illl‘ wife of James
H I‘hclps Sinkvs. was I‘I1'\l‘lllt'd In'
iliw |Iillll‘e- lrom ilvlhvring in lo clun- on
Split Iillr'FlJ Sunday night in .itsirn-
ROSIE
dh‘idcml as $lUJIi|U ll:\v'~‘i‘l lat-‘1' in
the same company. I; .mi lll‘w‘fl I“
the hognningyou ina >1 in; profit.
later. lillc'l'. you inn»: II'I‘ inform-l.
l-‘or iurlhv 1‘ inforlndliI-n. “3.2-, mil or
phone. i
VICTOR I‘.\iil: .‘Ttu'li‘ii it), .
l‘all \\'n.~hinu - i; .\ ‘
Sonzh .‘. xx (man.
Phone 2014. -- Alli;
TW'O CONFESSIONS
MADE IN THE }
MURDER MYSTERY
(Continued from First Page).
.. , """7, . _
\\Ildt‘r. iimd n...n alleys-d to lw in»
\‘olvrd in the cumin Is in llu- custody;
of thv policv huh). and is Ining qms—‘
Xlonml to \rl‘ll} uncht’IuI tll'lillls
told by his uli- ;'- .l conl'mlI-rutvs.
I'uiks' conltsswn for Ihl.‘ first timi-
Iran-(I the I'l'ill motive of the double
murder. The only reason given by,
Church in his uHLIlIlllJ confession Was.
that In- “Is-hr ii to Obtain possession of
llh‘ $5.40” ulitmxlohllu for which he
was (It‘llllllfl.
l‘urks ussr-rlwi the three had plau—
nmi to sirul iln our from Daugherty
as
l
illlll Anslllus. srll It u‘i’id divide the!
prom. l
l'nrks and \Vlldcr. according to?
l‘urks. “'llllt-ll in the basement of
Church's homo until Clhrch brought;
l):IIl,L$hl'll}' tin-r:~ at the point or :I gun;
uflrl‘ imugln rt}. Church and Ausmusl
hml uliiun to tln- Church ~homo.i
lmnxln-rly was handcuffed. hound‘
and than struck ou-r tlw head “'lth a
luwvlmll 1...! and his throat cut. Aus-
mus. who mum- to look for Daugherty.
stiff. rwl :- simllur futc. Parks. in his
:Illl’RIIl conl‘rssion. blames Church
wnh the ucluul slaying of the two
victims.
The lhrn- dug a home-made gran”,
in Church's mirage. Whore (hey liuf'lcd
.\ll:~‘lllll<. They then ate supper and
lit 3 o'clock the next .morning. Park.»
and Church took Daughtrty's bod."
and inn-w it into 11153 Dosnluines
Iilu-r. Parks said.
With Church'ulready held to the
Grand Jury as the result of n coro-
Iwr's inquest. speedy action in bring-
ing the case to trial was anticipated
today. Church‘s mother today was in
a critical condition here. having col-
lapsed when she learned of her son‘s
confession yesterday.
ELEVEN DENIED I’LI-ZAS‘ FOR
CITIZENSHIP.
Eleven of the 130 applicants for nu-
turalizution. whose petitions were
heard by Judge John P. Kellog “.t the
county c'ourt house today. were de—
nied citizenship by him. Allan ‘5‘.
Church. naturalization examiner for
the New England district. questioned
‘hé‘ men. Of those admitted. 6 were
Huncarlans. one Italian. a German
and an Irishman.
3'0 MONEY FOR SALARIES.
“"0 0f the large industrial centers
mui l'lllll’lli‘ “us mud!" main". in 7' him
. F.
”Stan Mrs. Slokr's is now under indict-
lr-Iul. Mrs. Siukvs was lnkin to im-
poli-‘v station from tho" lmll in which
.‘lzI ltznl prrpungil to spvnk, in! no fur.
she was quickly rrluisiwi and will In
gt) llulllc‘.
In stopping Mrs. Stokcs's 5px ooh tho
Stamford pollcc carried (“it orders
arm to tlivm Ivy Mayor '1‘. Trent. who
:Iriml on a complaint by Justice J.
zinc-I. mrmlwr from Cunm‘tticut of
Ill" Exn-t‘ulh'v Committee of the.
.\'.l‘.- rival] Imuion. .\lr. Fvntl-vl :u‘mlf-ii
ill' :21 {or slrlivorlng seditious speeches
and should not he allowed to talk.
'i‘iu- llliI'illlK. which was advertised
as in ing in aid of the star-vim: pennie
of Snx'nt llussu. was to have been
In ill in the (imino In Stamford. Mom-
lnrs of the American Lotion stood in
groups outside the building. and the
police ln-llovo there would have linen
irouhlv hail Mrs. Stoke} lmcn pcrmil-
it‘ll to spcuk.
Advertise In the Sentinel.
SPECIALS
FOR THE IVEEK
Nucoa Nut Oleo 25c 1b.
Fancy Pork 20c lb.
a ound of our Cofl‘ee
Try. p 210 lb.
Molasses
250; gal. 900
PureNewOrleans
............ qt.
A. STULL
«Wm lulled-walk
:
Have Your
1
21 Taylor Ave.. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
f . --..-.
I/I/fi’fléfi’fl
H. Krieger Co.
The Leading Millinery Shop in Noru'zllii.
In no other store will you
find such vast assortment
of ready-to-wear shapes——
Silk Brown Sailors
popular prices.
'l
tl
W illow and Cape Hat
Frames
y/fw/f/Illflrll’flflIll/fffff/J'J7.27.1.1wig/ff
for the lady who wishes to
make her own hat .
Value $1.00
Special at 59c
Mf/ff/I/I/fi’yffi
,-------,.- 1------
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TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our motea he!
been “True Business." which We now
to maintain .
Our confidence is growing as
owing to the Innumera‘ule comp
ments which we have received Ira!
tourists and local patrons. Tm
prove to you that our eflorts
in a successful business.
JOSEPH 8‘ KERY’ JR. "Cleanliness" is our next mom. 01:!
She“ estabishment is cleaned from end fl
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
TORD SERVICE, WELDING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
80 CHESTNUT STREET
souru NORWALK
Plumbmg' and Heatmg' ,
Metal Working end every twenty-four hours :0 as iii.
always keep a clear a mosp ero
Country Water System and One is opened for inspection at all houll
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 4“ for the persons who wis‘l to see
ha
our shop is kept clean and how
products are made. The “inspectorr
r are our friends.
Our branch store in South Ronni
is running on the same ideals. Tm
goods are made at our main store :1
Norwalk. Whether you are in Nor-
walk or In South Norwalk you will be
able to purchase the same qul‘mliy d
goods and they may be delivered I
your home at any day of the week.
Special prices are given to loud
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice cram
and candy business is operated by IN
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Oni.v WI
bakery business is operated by Bell!
. 1f
CLOTHING
find—l
FURNISHIN
—-for—-
BOYS AND GM '
At The
Children’s Store
Radiators
Repaired
By Experts
It Will Cost
No More
‘ New Radiators in Stock ~
Wall Street
9 wan. ersnnr ; J
.J.
~E\lIENING SCHOOL
2:532? State. Bristbl. Waterbury. Nor-
unable‘fw Haven and Norwich. are
paymento obtain any state aid for the
“v . . 0" Salaries of Americaniza:
on (“reams because .the amount.
“Va“able for that purpose have. al—
ready bsen allotcd byjtne state Annex-I-
board of educatiofi; ‘Bfldg‘epdrt WV”
,one of the cities that 11'“ “mm”
with the department‘lin'o’uce 10‘ “3 al—
Iotxfint. , - ~ 5
.‘IEIIVILLE
canizatien departmgnt} a: the state!
OPENS SEPT. 19
l Ofice Open Thursdaf Evening
3 ' until 9.30.
l " , _.
i
A, liA. W. Hodge
I? We“ Wuhlngten 80. News” Wilkins. _
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
m 25 win: at. Norm-m
Main 8”"!
‘ Branch Store-
17 No. Main St., So. Nor-walk, m
M
' INSURANCE
I HAVE RESUMED
‘ Bicycle
Repairing
tars have com-
The carpen sufficiently to
fitfidfi‘é‘fiii‘émmpm depart- J. M. LAYTON & 60-:
'Jnent. - Inc.
-Yougmay expect my usual
prompt service. ~
5 W in. 30““! w
\
TARLOV BROS.
- Upton.“ Cigar Store
_ 4 HALL-MARK
“33:1“ . CANDIES
<....—..... ” “I 3m 3-5“
m. ; m“ ; mm. $1.101b.;
‘ » «Eh-— . “M393? ‘3" 1'4""
Husie Hall 310*
lain town every dos.
Norwalk Chronicler