9 turkey in the su’cct by and by.
*‘* That’s the kind we can send,
'hir, when you give us the word,
77.180 coal for the furnace cannot
long be deferred. The corner is
turned that brings Winter in
Eight. ,Have some coal in your
cellar—and ours is all right.
- '1 .The. ladies—God bless ’em—
mm. coal fit to burn, that will
1. broil a nice chop or a steak to a
turn, that will make a hot oven
.for pudding m- pie or roast a. big
October, 1921, Ito-Creations
FOR
TQEEW WEST?
. No. 50746
Rainbow, Wenrich
Ada Jones and Billy Murray
Put on Your Slippers, You're in
for the Night, Furth, Ada Jones
No. 50747
Casey Jones. Newton ...........
..... Billy Jones and Male Chorus
. Tenor
Scene on the Old Plantation
’ Billy Golden and Empire Vaude-
ville Co.
. No. 507-13
'l.‘ El Capitan March. Sousa ..
No. 50801
' I Know Where the Flies Go (On a
Cold ~:«nd Frosty Morning)—
Biff, Bing. Bang. Mayo. Tenor
All by Myscii. Berlin. Contralto
3
Am You c
H. Von Til:"‘.",
, A
Aunt P‘cd'. : "fed :3 Day
Vaudcwlm ‘( ‘1 i. .‘4 Bari}.
Ho 7.2224
Jus: Be:ausc»~- Fox Tiot. Stevens
Frosina
lit/cud!»- th"e My Sweet Sweet
Daddy's Comm—Fr“ Trot, Hair.-
medSiavk. ior Dawning ,
r Earl Fuller's New Yoxii. Orc'ics.
Ha. 70:29
.fc: 3' :-
. Tenors
Farc Th‘e ‘A‘0 |. Love [Free the
Weill. Keith Q33: no .mrl Tenor
lx‘o. 80629 .
Bird at the Wa’.er t:a'l. PM a“.
Whistling . , .
Piccolo and Clarinet
No. 80630
Abt.
Soprano and Tenor
'vlassa's In DC Cold. Cold Ground.
M. :ed Voxccs
No. 80631
Chorus.
Mezzo, ".3 ‘prano and Tenor
Mixed Voices
i-lo. 80632
and Kitty of Colerainc, Arr. by
My Lady Chio', Clough-Leighter:
and Since You Wort Away.
Johnson
Madame Butler-fly Selection, Part
Orchestra
No. 9.0835
Ole Uncle Moon. Scott
Male Voices
Criterion Quartet
Sleep Little Baby of Mine. Dennee
Soprano
_ _ No. 82138
-Deh wem. non tardar (Ah, come,
'nOr linger moro)—Le Nozzc di
Figaro, Mozart .,,..
_ ' . Soprano. in Italian
Elegie (Elegy) Masscnct
Soprano, in French
x No. 82225
.Dumka (Lament) SukCndricek
7 .._..... Vasa Prihoda
. _ ‘ Violin
Emot—LUCIa Donizetti.Saint Luhin
Violin
._' llc. 82226
O God, Have r.‘ieri:y_sa;n.t Paul
- .Bzrs Baritone
La" o' Mme, Turner-Maley
Bass-Baritone
Al
l ism; York Military Band
/ ' Flirtation Val..e—lntermczzo, Stock
. ,,,,,, .... ..... Conway‘s Band
Billy Jones
Helen Clark
llf/fJZW/IJ‘JZWWWW
‘10. 50319
uMflly on r. ';:~a.l-:y. Schwartz.
Tenor. win 3rpra.3 chlirnto
Vcrnon (5;. .ir: and 5321:.) I.” e
' Shepherd
Yo-Lnycc-o: “cars I Love Ym'l
A MOIZHMJC ‘mc . . , .
........ ".r.:’qi u FfJ‘f‘Cll
No 9320
l
‘i
c’."r‘-"r.' .1 ‘:l E. Haw,
WWI/lW/W/I/I/mm’lf/fi:
Billy Lifilclsi‘. dilJ Silly H.1l ‘3
....Earl F l :er's New York C‘rcrs.
if Shh-"pm. "s Crcn AI» :1 :h: Swa-
s, F : rman '/ m. Schcrck
Chzlwcs H t and inn-us James
Elizabeth 3pc. or” r .d L _v.is .iameg
Huger.
......... S ‘))l 89"d:'7i1-F~‘flqan
Two Little B'.l!"inclics Polka, Kling
W. A. Moor and A. Giammatteo
When the Swan lows Homeward Fly.
Elizabeth Spencer and 0. Hart
S. C. Foste". McirOpolitan Qu't.
SERVICE FIRST ‘AND ‘ALWAY
True eonomy is not how little you pay for an attic
how much value you get out of it. i .
A “bargain” in carelessly manufacture
seasoned Lumber means an
first,.and expensive repairs soon or late.
f at counsel on can have in buying Lumber is your
T 6 ss e y home builder
own ome- town lumber-yuan whose advice to the
is an essential part of his scams.
We want you to h
tion—we would rather lose a sale th
will of our containers. K0 sell depw
high quality. :
THE HATCH &' BA
This offer extends from Sept. 12th to Sept. 24th, 1921
Got Your Stew Pan Today.
A. .i. COLLINS CO.
70-7
CORSETS
YOUR CORSET CHOICE
mukv it lvism'vly. ri-mi-mlwrinz that upon the cnrrc~-t sclcctimi
vi yuul' wil'u-l (ll‘lli‘llil\ ilic ximilislincss Of your gmvns—qand
IN MAKING
}'<ill1' t‘vllll'nl't
\Vi- curry in stock onl'wls which arc nmili‘ l0 fit every lyre
l ’ iigurv. and we nrc sni'c you will find in our Corset DI‘piil'l-
l
AGENTS—JOHN MANVI LLE 00.:
2 NORTH
m
’ ‘m: I
. on:
LUMBER AND ROOFINGS
One Quart
Aluminum Stew Pan
For Only
39c
llcgulul‘ price 83c
Get a Cover for 14c
lluuulnr Price 200
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MAIN
as u cll.
mun? ilw mmlcl (losignml in lwst cxprcss ynm‘ own individu-
ulily. Export assismni-c \vill lw given if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE
\
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street
MME.’ JEANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK 'S LEADING
d and improperly
unsatisfactory building from
svclcomplete confidence in any transac-
sn the confidence
dsblc Lumber of uniform
ILEY. co. fl
BIRD 5 SON.
WWWM’WW
STREET
PP”- -fino»
3
South Norwalk
Sweeter as th: Years Go By, Morris
Helen Dams. L. James and Mixed
Softly and ‘l .nderly Jesus Is Call-
ing, Thonnscn. Metropolitan Q‘t.
l Hear a Thrush at Eve, Cadman:
Page Helen Clark
Vernon Dalhart
Tenor
No. 80633
Madame Butterfly Selection, Part
1, Puccini American Symphony
Orchestra '
11, Puccini, American Symphony
.......... Betsy Lane Shepherd
Marie Tiffany
l
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
FANCY ES<‘ALL()I’S ............ Silcpini
SNAPI’ER BLU IS
Steak Sword Fish .................
Steak Halibut ......
Steak Salmon ....................
Steak .-(‘Od
Blues ...............
Fresh Mackerel ..............
' Blue Fish ..................
\Veuk Fish ........................ "
Butter FISh ........... 3:95ng
Flat Fish ................... '
Haddock................: """"
Round Clams .......................... . 20c qt
Steak Boston
m mus ‘
monumental]
Red Cross Chapters in the six states
of the Atlantic Division are now 50mg
at top speed in the clean-up campaign
launched by the United States Veter-
n’ns Burqau to reach the thousands of
men and women in New York, New
Jersey, Pennsylvania. Maryland. Con-
necticut and Deleware who have out-
standing clalms against the
ment for disabilities incurred in war
service. The American Legion and
the American Red Cross have I‘EI‘TQ-
sentatives on the bureau squads that
are searching the highways and by—
wars for'soldiers and nurses who are
entitled to government aid.
"Figures given out yesterday a
Cross headquarters in New York C
show the number of cases handled by
the clean-up squads in the six states
during the first month of the cam—
paign as follows: New York; 5532
New Jerscy. 1.3“2: Connecticut. 979:
Pennsylvania. 3.100; Maryland. 279:
Delaware, 84. These cases lncludc
claims for compensation. insurance.
vocational training. allotments. back
pay and medical treatment. The work
in Delaware has been complclfi'd
while in the other five stntcs ilw
squads are about half way through
ilu'ir itinerary. This lulcr has had to
undergo frequent Clmngrs iii-cause of
thc unexpected volume of cases Un-
cuvcn-d in snmv localiili-s. .-\ n-mnrk-
alilc foulurc of the campaign has hm'n
tlic discovvry of n largo )lllnllil'l’ (if 4N-
t Red
ity.
from thc government.
work is lu-im: pushcd may i"-
!‘rnm tlu- nnmlmr m‘ phi-suns 1:".
in the task.
L'I il
slurs.
:in Orzunizuiinn slun-lpnim as 'n‘limrzr
\‘i-li-runs llm‘i at). 24; Ann ll' A12 ‘1'
plan. 43: .\lll|'ll(‘.|ll llwl inn“. 1\.'~,
Assistinz this.“ (“.IH l‘lS .313. :‘w “w
llJIVI‘ lnwn ll‘filgizu: Hr“ :‘ 7,.” l~' ,,. .‘_
inury work in V'J'li‘ll cmiiiziii'12'x,.~n- 7.- ?
ihw slum-l2: llllvl n-n‘ijulnn: l.
on lllL‘ll‘ :i rri“ ul.
UNEMPLBYMENT
SUNDAY, Gill. (l.
~i>1 trilxlil.» .i Luiiiiv» --"-l
.‘l usl-ivlni. “l-
u; ll.- unimpiuyil \-.,
.l Hutu." Oi' \llll‘lllll‘.‘ -
"I:‘l>l~l"l.|l-!" l‘:--' run-vi m
.\r .- Evin ilmm: 1;-
lul‘ll' «Zulu-ll ulw
ll- .llll‘l .i!.inii- i-Z ‘. :‘l‘h’,‘\W| luf-
iitl’ ill" THY-n it”; -\lil\‘ll “an;
:l.\kv'-l in Litiiml l-
Jillill .\l.l4 l.-.ill l SKO‘Y (‘O'll-
minim. \\;l.\_\'.~201il. l in trial on
.i vlinvxi- m h'lllllil': 1' was :illcgoil
ll' In'il ll: 111.: ”null-xi -
Hui; Lili- ll "
“BLOCKSTSTEMT
TO HELP REDUCE
THE ACCIDENTS
(Continued trom First Page.)
;:i«:1il\‘ illlllllll‘lll‘i‘.
This particular vl'lm‘l u: Sufi lfx' Vil'sl
\\'v--k is luint: mndi on nix-OHM ("l-
lll' l.n't il:;~.l :imli‘0\im;ilrl_\‘ L“ WA”
uni, m' an lH'zHHxS killed by minim-,0-
bl‘vr: liri- i‘ltililri-n un-li-r if» yum uld
.\l ilii sumv ilmc \.irim:s millillii'lllh
m‘mniizuliuns of tho slain :ll‘l‘ \‘0-
nil-'rudinc “iih lll" MNIH‘ lellt‘l" ‘1‘"
pnrimcni (Hill lncul police» in hull!" ‘5'
.‘n‘: 9" ‘lll‘mr‘ ”‘1' 1H"! 11 ul’ D \‘l'c‘rfli‘ (“.‘.l‘(‘
\vlwri- chiiilrvh nn- at (My. 'l‘lzi Va-
ilrmul Surviy i‘wmcil Cuullnns drivvrs
l0 :issmnr lhu' l'\‘i=l‘) Child (in or n .rr
ilw sin-M is uninc‘ to dash sn-ldi-nly
in from of their cars. lv‘nr tht‘ Nils-Db
Marie Tiffany
’J'J’Jflldflvwflufm’lfl WIM/mff/Mflfllfl
l
....... Vasa Prihoda
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash'ton St. and R. R. Ave., 3. Norwalk
Bridgeport
Westport
SChU'tze Markets Close at Noon (D. 8.7T.) on Wednesdays.
W
Black Rock
, Mendelssohn ...... A. Middleton
Arthur Middleton
-.---.--.r-t
‘ ' Alfred Fox Piano Co.
Maln St" So. Nerwalk, Conn.
- ~.-.-_- «n
all? Sentinel for the
7/
HOME, . FURNISHINGS
l . RNITURE COMP
sented s11 shadesv’otoptn‘ ‘~
. Go ’ - ‘ '
that driw-rs cannot iv” in): lnnkim: .il
:1 child what it is going to do. the
drivers are advised to ilz‘in' slowly
and haw :ilisolutr‘ control of then
(‘8 VS.
Records Sh0“' that in nine cases out
of ion. mints! ucciilcms \x'hr-rv :i D"-
ilcstriun is klllml. lw comes into ilw
path of a moving car from~ lichlnd
somnthing. This is almOst u‘lways the
case with children.
PROSPECTS OF ,
CONFERENCE ARE
§_._.__
Continued from 'Flrst; P880- .
They are said to urge that such with-
drawal b9 made before the govern-
ment agrees to meet the Irish‘dele-
gates. while some are declare‘d to '11.?
urged that assurances be given by The
meets, the separation issue’ shall not
be raised‘.' -
cording to the Daily Mail. is stakingiau
unbeuded attitude in the {ace of. the
latest Irish communication, slid 15
don Times. however.
7 t
men}; * 4
govern -“
scrvicc men who were totally llll:l\\'f‘.l""
that tin-y wore entitled to (my lull!
.-\n iilI-u of tho sonic on “Hub. llw
l:.i~l
'l‘lu-rc :ii‘c 2.31 in rsnns
an ill" squads mm- ul \vurk iv: rm \l‘.
This “"31 *lh'lilr-s ll>lli {rim
in: of 1H! liiil Prim-.5 i‘hgm.” u'm
' ”Nomi?
L‘A-‘A-‘A‘-A‘A-
“vv‘——""'-'
New Dress Good
.“All Wool Skirtings—Novel designs,
fects...................
All WOO] CheCkS—Now in gr
54 in. wide, $3.75;
g Samples Che’erfully Furnished on
Unfinished Worstcds—Iu‘ the newest Shades. . . .
Request. 'A Big Assort-
ment of Linings. .
s for Fall
in the just popular, striped ef—
54in. wide, $4.50 yd.; 40 in. wide, $3.25
eat demand for one-piece dresses
ll
ii
i
l
and Winter
40 in. Wide, $3.25 yd.
54 in. Wide, $3.75 yd.
a.
:IIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Th:- second assembly of the your
was bold. ycstcrday in Assembly Hall.
Principal Noyes opened the llSfltn‘llllY
ulk to the studi'nts on better
with u i.
lwlmyior :md mudc several announce-
mi-nts about extra classes.
..__...__._
:motlwr Class in Mt-clmn—
First. that
icul Draw
“isln s to
Nous also announced that ihc
i‘nr first, S‘sC‘Ollil and sixth pcriods.
l-‘nllnwing Mr. Noyes short talk.
Miss Mary )lcl‘flu'iliy. Musical Super-
\i:<m'. it'd ill" iisscmlily
“1.1 quc-i Song and Old llluck Job.
\ll.~>‘ llll'if‘l Arnold was :ic:on‘.1\:ini-‘l.
'~‘.l< .‘li‘l‘nr'liy :ll‘ihfillfll‘j‘il l‘.:;.t mu-
‘..l L. I :i lu’mglzi. Cusiinc‘ iwn him-
-i :x‘wl l'.\‘(‘l21)'~4‘l32lTl litiliil"‘ and
"in His." «l the stilvlmits in igilzv L'anvl
”llllllllllllll
l‘ . m. Ti» H . -il!ll~ dish: -5
«Hull,
'l.il limliia'
2:..izlzo ii ”11%
.mil 13w?
ml inli(i\\'l-lg
"ll,}ull (Hill:
m: L-l luwl ll: ;. i-i-i.~i:'uiimz.il \\.i),2
LESS .HOPEFUL
Slim Fanfand that if the conference;
Prime Minister Lloyd Item-go. ac—l
supported by his colleagues-The'kon— - .
remarkl- 31’!” ~
- yesterday's meeting coal-c121»~ rep"
,. i»? llzom. l“nlln\\li~.: iliv Ly...
‘4 NW lligrli Si‘lwul clam-us l... ‘d :i
' 2‘.- f practice.
_____
'l'iw l‘rumzilin Club will lw‘l‘. in
:s! lllilll'fiifi ul :lw )i-nr. l‘iiild)’ \‘
1- :vnmu, is: ill' :issrmivl)".
l.H.\‘lH|.\'. ~34, _’_‘ l'1.:.
zillv>'l\.l.'." il' ‘l' " ; ‘. . -
l”, H 1 h: ) l m lupin“ n t ' I" 3?!“ Mun Mnt‘ihwu-s.‘ I‘rr-uzilv u! of
. v. . ;i— v- . :.- ..
I l ‘ 1 ”1 l" j‘ _ ' H" Um Class of 1331, \“llF :1 \ir‘llor at the
Illllllli‘ iii-rungs “Ill in {A . 1i. i\‘lv (lil‘ll Tun-in
:~ . iii: '.
10mm; 11' :‘mw'l um lily: . .iii in ‘
:1 “.in .71..‘ w‘; \ ‘ u , '.. . . . .. 1..
‘ 1 ‘ .,| l ‘ -V . "l .. \ H (1..” Th (.illH' (.rnr luuli. ‘ hm] thvlr
“3"” "" “' ““"f- ‘ m... l‘l‘il“ll"' .\»~lrr-l:i.\'. with Miss MC-
.~- l. r Hum HI i:,. :. jI.I»:=1-l Mn .54.”,
ilLIh it» ‘.i'li\~' iiili‘ l()illil‘. In: -
13,. -. i... g;. \ i...“ i. \‘ min 11 .1 'l":2~ r: “or: no rim-N .. m (‘lzrmisiry
H Hi" H. ,\ U; 1:. run!“ In‘ulv hvhl “Minis.“
Perfecto Bouquet . Are
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD \VELL CIGAR
, COMPANY
Iv
NEW FALL SHOES
Max Lcyy’s
Shoe Store
31 So. Main St., So. Hex-walk
._———-——-s. - _.
No connection with any other store
A few specials of odds and ends
to be closed out at less than
half price
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Sardines in pure Olive Oil
can .......‘......‘.....‘100
Swim radrsgap, a burs 725::
Washing Powdeh. 333m. 1303.
maniac: Visas: '
lug will he formcd. \\']lOL'\'{‘l‘
join this class. will pli :15"
2i\=~ lll"ll‘ nzimcs to Mr. Pollard. Mr.
Chi-m—
isiry class had [won divldcd into three
animus. which will lip hvld during
in singinz:
«in... slings. 1.0cli Lamond. I.O\'i~'~'
"indi'ml m-w :issrnilily 5mm; hunk“
‘elwzilh sou .. ’
cfifisl
"l"Y""‘:'.(‘Y‘.l "
4ri-lZ'l-‘\ ihze‘
i-xs. Tin-Cw?
Your \‘XIHKLL‘.>I
“l‘ri'igi'iu'” in? '1 l ‘\‘»
in Yf‘fll"x.‘ Hwy lulu! ‘1 ma
(ll‘ 1‘“ l ' i l\\'vv ‘: illi‘ lt‘i‘5, .i‘wl lli-‘ :'
lllr1‘5_‘\\li‘iilliil .~-"l""’l§.q CH ll‘ill::ll-"|
”I "
David W. Raymond l
UNDERTAKER
Tuna-OM“. 1103: Hon», m
2? WASHINGTON 81'.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDlfl‘I
”-—
KEN DRICK’S GARAGE
l'ORD SERVICE, WELDING
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
80 CHESTNUT STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
i’lumbing and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave.. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
\ for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West_Washington St. 5. Norwalk
A Full Line of
SPORTING
GOODS
Especial .atteuticn to the
Fishermen’s Needs ‘
A. W.Hodge
Lift Off with Fingers?
l
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l
l
g
Chap, 1m..- {‘l:izi‘7:‘:\i “\
For {he Lillie Fully ”J
‘V ' l -u
Ania) lion. ...--C
[this “I; can >Cll for less
‘
N
i
.4
‘1
'n
n...
.4
u».
u».
6'“-
..«uu I” W.
than other stores do.
I
Have Your
Radiators ,/ f
Repaired, liq
By Experts ll L ,3:
It Will Cost \ ‘ .
No More \J
New Radiators in Stock
Wall Street
9 WALL STREET
s ”‘3'
4M_ “haw“
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning Cur mm. 3,;
been “True Business," wgich a... For!
to maintain
Our confidence .‘51 cvnwmg as!
owing to the :"'r:..‘lIe C'utpl
moms which Wk 2.. .i- rigcelwil tro‘
tourists and loval l.~."~\‘.‘\fi. This m
prove to you that our dim-u wait
in a successful businr-ss.
"Cleanliness" is our r-K’. mc'm, Our
establsbmcm, ls clmnril from 6‘ ll id
find every twenty-four hand so 5 it!
always keep a clear ’lilllilfipllvl- xi
is opened for inspcczlun I“. air gun."
for the persons who “is: to sw- ”. in
our shop is kept clean and bow »‘
products are made. The "ulster-1.x?
are our trleuds.
Our branch store in South ‘S-vvnii
is running on the same ideals. ’ it
goods are made at our main Eton". is
Norwalk. “'hetber you are in 3“"
walk or in Soulb Norvgnlk you wfil be
able to purchase the same quam"y ~l
goods and they may be dollvercd is
your home at any day of the wi-rk.
Special prices are given to loieul.
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice crew!
and candy business is operated by :1»!
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Only 6M
bakery business is operated by Has?)
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main” Store, 26 Wall so, Norwalh'.
Branch Store.
'17 No. Main St... So. Nomlalkfiii
’—
INSURANCE
J. I“. LAYTON & C0.»
' Inc.
5 Railroad Ave., South Norwalk
’—
Jet
WERNER
Remington, Underwood, L. c.§nith,
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold.
rented, repaired, exchanged.
Our Agent is in’Town Every Day.
" P1 j or'rypcwriter. Exchange
53 W“ '
v0 afidgopofla Conn. -
' I'arlov Bros.
Up—to-Datc cigar Store
H A L L - M A R K
CANDIES
The Best
. $1.10 lb.
mm
Memo Block, . Tel. 1531-?
Norwalk Chronicler