7 3321'. 29, 1921 ‘
iiiSTllllYllF w .
. Mill Hill:
SERVICE 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 manufactured and improperly
seasoned Lumber means an unsatisfactory building from the
RISTRAM ea HYATT
SKELETON
CHICAGO. Sept.
will have “0
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. The most frightful and hideous first, and expensive repairs soon or late. and 1;“ fielebmted. c0“: of. the semi-
skieleton in "”y family ’5 closet The safest counsel you can have in buying Lumber is your 5:39.531]ifffifirgfifii..., Fire. to be -‘ .............. _ ______ - ----------------- - .-.‘ -.-.-.A.:.-.-.-_-_-.‘_‘.-.-.-.A.-.A.novzc.‘v-v‘v‘v‘v‘-‘v‘v‘v‘v‘fi
.(01‘ cellar) at liliS time 0f “10 F0?" own home town lumberman whose advice to the home builder ” held here, oer, 2-15_ n was disclosed """"
h-with Winter knocking at the is an essential part of hilterfice. 7 ’ ’ Lids; rifiréiaii‘ih‘f‘f;3113121323233 ’ .
door—is an Empty Coal Bin. We want you to have complete confidence in any transao- shows that both Mrs. O-Lem- and the It S B eacon an e lme ‘
cow hd retired n haour before the ‘
tion—we would rather lose a sale than the confidence and good
will of our customers. Me sell dependable Lumber of uniform
hlgh MW. 1 £1}; ”swivF-fif’tfi'wziw
_.5_ .THE HATCH & BAILEY. .CO. fl
r. LUMBER AND BOOFINGS gm
AGENTS—JOHN MANVILLE co. BIRD a son. or"!
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Beacon Indian Blankets . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.3
' nk t $575-$198
Beacon Plaid Bla e s 1 $4.25_$4.75_$5.75 n
Bl k ts allsizes \
322:3: Elli) Bfilrhkits’ 98c-$1.25-$1.75-$1.98-$2.50
Beacon Bath Robe Blankets,“ ' ' . ‘ . ' ' ' . '
fire started, and had nothing to .
with stdrting the blaze, although It
did start in the O'Leary COW-Shed-
These records show that there was
a rumor at the time that neighbors I
had slipped into the barn to milk the
cow for materials fer nn oyster stew
or a milk punch. and another. that a
. bunch of boys from thv neighborhood
were smoking in the barn.
Such a Slit‘li'lOH pressges much
discomfort, poor health, suifering . ‘ . . . . . . . . .
and real misery ill the. days to
come. A tragedy may be averted
by filling the vacant space with a
few tons of good coal.
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complete with cords and frogs . . . $5.75
' Our stock of coal was never
better than at present. A few ruiAsbgikig 1‘1me “35 ‘é’l‘idali’ér :2:
words fitly spoken into the tele- fire“ Tm e ar." e (‘3 ‘r 5 ' »
-. .. . . . t tic report, NOW ,
flin‘ifiiififiiéiiil $2112 iifi‘éif 33555;; SEASONABLE SUGGESTIONS IN DOMESTICS
- 2( IC‘ 0 e um ill A _ ' .
carrying a lamp and- ”m “‘9 CW- Outing Flannel . . . . . 19c-25c yd. Eden Cloth . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c yd.
75c-$1.00-$1.25-$1.50 ll
piqued at being disturbed. had kicked
her mistress, who droplu d the lamp,
and the big doings VVE’l‘t' on.
The Fire Department investigators .
learned that. Mrs. O'I-(‘-ll_\' had a. sore
foot on the day of tilt tire. and had
ton skcdaddle.
'All Wool Flannel (White Only), . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BeaconBathRobeFlannel 69c yd.
Sheets, Pillow Cases, Table Linen, Towels and Towehng.
p
O .
., . , retired at 8:30 that en unis. It Was
I . ‘ dQOHIQd unlikely that g“. would hflVe inf—fif- J
arisen and gone to the lulrn after the .————=::" fl?" —"
‘ "" ' *" J‘ chores were all done, crucially “"1111 3 f .-
sbl‘e foot, hence e was abSOlVl'd ’
from blame. ‘ Bu the popular rumor SOT FAULT OF DLRBX. l
Alterations are being made . outran the omelal records, and the: ) m ‘ in “in Hat GIT ‘ 8011”! pm ‘ .
. . ., tillngs best rememl‘fer: ii about UK Motoring Caused 1:“ ‘l- W. will buy your household ‘ ‘le er 0
' "“t disaster are Mrs, OLL‘ul‘y and 58"5 Sn csmxm. . .
7o 72 N th M St .- , ,m .. .
In 0111‘ store 2‘; "\ or am ree ’ her cow. The followmg. from the 39“ 301K good-3.x“: sp::::s,‘j:.nk ingdyoc .
TWO mcn who later lunilwl the Evening Sun. is of interest to the cm— "7.. Price . rdlng to the (“3- i
B t .7 5 Chicago Fire Departml M W 1' mm“ ployes of hat factories in this City: ‘ 0: the ”a. ‘ square ‘0‘;
u °‘"”' 7‘" ' "("‘S 01' ”W first engin' WHII'HIV‘V X“ "It is not altogOtht'r correct to say £3 8 :
ou orW 6' to arrhc at the “in T1“? “"r" 'it the d(-rll.\' but has gone “‘1‘ 0f n
' ' ‘ " - . U“ r r Mahoncy .
we are dOIng busmess as \\llll£1ln Musllam who u - 1““ ill-1” m \ogue." remarked a philomal ‘2 V 2' "Ct Street
§ lhe'conipuny. and Join. l wi'll'W“ it" salesman in an Uptown shop the Olhé‘l‘ .. u" . l _
usual' I‘M'mt torvnmn. llotl '4‘" ""‘””“ day as ho was fitting the dome of a “pond-hand Geode Aways on Isle
ill-g‘llllzll'shnlu n l fussy customer with a new full hoad; .
‘ , it: ilro wi bo \'i\i '- ;-"~"=““"' ' ‘ ‘a ‘ flit. “The stiff fell 0 f
WJWWWMW/WWWWJVW in un- fourth sol-no n . ...-.i affih‘ffpf'fi. 0:.“ u... dorm" will al- .
DEM] DOl‘ll'flying‘ Ch" "D “My wais have its adherents. palt'Vulal‘l.v S LEVO‘V. For the ngh SChOOl
I I A MEAD WW :1 Tlprtilllvhll ain‘t-n .' I" “I“ among Ylll'll who sometimes ticsil‘: :1 F. . 4L
. - "i .' Jul null ..i .>v.l l1: . - _. . ‘w ‘. 1
' ~' lit of fOIII'inlll) in UNIX littlu. u -
. . 8‘ , . . . 1.11:3" “alfmw'hA m”- ‘ “1‘ ““1! there is no denying that the derby JOB PRINTING Chill), and CIOthlllg
...n . “'1 i :l c Oi'us v i w ‘.ll." as ’ - - ~.
' ' « -~ . ~ . has lost much of its former populm 5
Prescription Pharmacist s SChUItze S Frlday FlSh Specmls l{:l‘l.v-;:.l:]::7: 21.:Igl-;;nz(ltli l ill it\'- Only about two out of ton int n South Norwalk‘, Fonthe Little F6110\V '. ‘2
. ‘» t . ‘ “H'l‘.l ! - i».l’. ‘ ~ _ . , .‘ .
‘ » ~ - “u. . . .. _ \\'€'ill‘ :i (lt'l‘ll) todll). “herons hunt) l
8 north mam St" S°' NW3” l r E ‘ ‘ ‘ l - , i
‘ ancy Scallo S .................... '- t. l? 5."; “I"\‘ ‘H “-1 ‘ ,. i ’ll,‘ ll:l-l tho Tll‘l‘Yl‘ to wonr nlll’lilin‘z but 1‘ l - .
§ 9 , p . """ 09c p ..if..;'°;:,":1...”.353;“;. ‘ , dvrby. 3 Away from the high lent
. napper Blue FlSh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22C lb. \ -- . . .. .- - H ' "Now. I. as a man who is supposed ‘.
h “ 1‘1"!" 51‘0"” m i" ll i ii i nll t i’xl’r' ‘
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§ bte‘dk S‘VOI'd 1‘ [Sh """""""""" ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 390 lb' Ii1 ”Eli 'Iml’d‘ ”l“ kn I l(7l\1'\’lx“l)i\:ol: thPfljr‘l-ull‘v illto this lllil’r’ ; zone “8 can SC“ for IQSS
, w strum in u:-‘.::_ l, g ,7 ‘- ‘ ‘ . . ‘9‘ .
. § Steali Ilallbut .................... . 30c lb. ll‘nlll-l .l ilzi‘ltn-rl :-\.rl“ : .2 7 lg, Th"? was nothing nlmut ”l" 3"“;‘V ,
Osen 1e b‘ Qtoqk S'IlmOl . . I 30 1b nuts for .l ribbon in \T .1 1. .1 'l\ 'l that not it ill wrong. Most mom. i ‘han other stores do_
i. ;( 1 I ............. . . . . . . . . . ..... C . lllillois for. \«-2' i<‘<h.;._ ’ in tact. llmkml well in lllF'hi. lint \\'l‘:ll ‘
S 7‘ ' . - 'l'lll- twin}. 5.-.,,. 3', _ 5.. .5. ..’ .lu \oll illilik was really rosponsi‘d.‘ ‘ '
B § Steak god . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i ........... 20¢ ")- tlziv (‘i\il \\';ir, :::;-l I( -.~ A ll:.‘, Fmi- (hp switch? It \vns tho :nitnniu- i >
t a oston Blueq - lll‘I'. 'i‘lli; lli'lh slum... “NH-h. llllt'. 'l‘lul'v‘s no doubt about it. ill" “w. 'r- . ‘ ”‘ '
r08. \ F g ' .................... 1§C lb. l":lll‘. and ”H. Fifilll $1“ > ‘ HQ “r all“) p, l‘lrillll." (“.1 knock flux (10th Inches-nu i
\ reSh BIaCkerel ........................ , 330 lb. lllt' l“brill itan and “l, ... En; '1;”>SiP(-S::ky1 h-itghi- 1(jtfd‘jgn-‘t‘: llt Perfecto Bouquet Are Have ‘70“
Butter FISh 2- Drop lvllc \ sum or wl: - 1,. L~.. m”)- - ll n in our 0 i o l . )u l l l Jlls . 0 I
HARDW ARE """""""""""""" - ~ ----- - DC 11,- be nm- \‘Chl"-‘ hr-vm~ ‘lllc sumo NOW 801d £01 1 c Radlators
. & HOUSE Weak Fish ...................... ........ 22c lb. ”f“":“*:~. , "f“”" "‘° “‘3‘“ Our Panatella Extras A” '
FURNISHIN . 'l‘HI-. DASH! In l ,uu « \uuday uso. a lnun was mtlwr :lfrzde .‘ Repaired
GS Flat Fish .............. . ....... 14c lb. W11 m ...-mm. mm a A150501df0r10° ; B E rt
. 52ml Annual Ol-t. 3-8 “1th Many -li\rl»_v_ Gradually lit got to know illai 0 3- : X e s
——-. HaddOCk .................. . . . . . . . . . . . 10c II). New Attraction“ -l- l-llv was an uncomfortable thing our No. one, SC; {.4 for 10c L ItyWill East
Fresh Stock 13in ' . vlu \xi .lr in a car. So be bought him~ _ .
125 WASHINGTON ST ‘ nan Hadee ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ 18C lb‘ Tin 52nd annual l“:lir of tllr- 1);.n_ .wll‘ :1 cup. Owning a (:ll‘ grave him OLD “7ELL CIG‘AR l N0 More ,a
no llul‘)‘ Agricultural society Qppng 5.” .ln '\Cll.‘l' in \\'(‘;ll‘ on his ln‘u’fl the '
SO NORWALK S h l 9 o (iciolwr 3 and l‘lllllllllll's lhl‘ough illulisllitiwl. not to say disreputable. CORIPA NY Hewgrwalftgzrizeimh
. A . ()(‘Ioiu'l‘ .\‘_ and .~vr»r}’*- llt'pnrlmt-llt illlll"!' \\'lil(‘ll ho had llilhm'io li(""'\‘«'ll
c u tze S sanltary Markets 31“"‘3‘ CTO‘VUL \ll'l‘l- buildings and \\.l.< worn only by burglars ‘and collL-g? 9 WALL STREET
_ ‘ . ' larger grounds mark iis progress. in“) 8- .. i
- Norwalk, 39 Mam St., Wash ton St. and R. R. Ave., s. Norwalk Elm-mu hwl m w” moons of this “W" “l WP” “”‘““~“ m" “‘° 3‘“ KENDRICK’S GARAGE __ A
Westport Black Rock Bridgeport gruit exposulon ”mun“. “1.1.1. ms_ owners tho but trniio hogan to add to L ' ' BUSINESS
. " Will's llllll know llny will live up to tho Stork of cans 1hr,- cloth hat. \\‘l- ED WEID TRUE .
PerfeCtly Pasturized Schultze Markets (”05¢ at Noon on Wednesdays their promise ‘Slill'lt‘ll out with plain blacks. browns ’0 SERVIOE’ ma 'F In th b alnnln ‘r 130“. _ ‘
- \Yliilo maintaining and oven in- ‘and greys. 1‘ “'35 l1l“""i3' ‘1 (‘lu"$ll01‘i ALL WORK GUARANTEED 586",“ng Bligmessg wovhich ‘0 [la
creasing its stimuli: as an agricultur- i0“ iilnv to (-dllcatl- tho llll)'(".‘|‘ up to the 30 CHESTNUT STREET tovgaintaln ’
Milk and Cream
a1 fair. tho l."‘_‘l Fair will offer llt‘\\'(‘l'.llllxllll‘€'s and plaids ~\‘ou soc every
ALK Our onfldence is gram
SOUTH NORw, c the innumerable 00$
‘ The milk for babies delivered to
an parts 0f the Nor‘valks ............................................... and “NW? “W‘s of lmllisiril‘s. sports, day on the sired-t. whether the wearer . owing to
and ROWEy‘tOn ‘ ’ EO‘mmt'l‘O;aII -l\bllllis. competitive cn- owns a car or not. You can sm‘ mun.“ ‘ — ' “ ” ‘ ' ' ments which We have recelved
.- res am Olllt‘l‘ l'\'l(l(‘ll(‘l‘§ of up-to- -l lll'lh \\'l“ll‘lllg 'l C'lp during lll‘sintss Y JR. This ‘
. . . . . ... o _ tourists and local patTODS. In:
JOSEPH S. KER , prove to you that our eflortl _
Sheet
(late manaclmvnt. Tents and build-‘llours.
lugs will 1mm “lib myriad instruct-J "You‘Vo board the cxi‘WFFlmL 3V3]
ivo 11nd interosilng displays and Dldzafirsl :l llllil‘r.‘ llnvvni' 1'0“? “‘9”. I
and promq-nndvs will bl- full of thrills don‘t know how it staril-«l. lint-TVM‘»
and fun. Bench SllO‘V. cattle and lu-vr- I could Fl't‘ it at work—if “(Irv
blooded stock. chickens and machin- l-‘m-d cvvr made a trip .to milnnv.
err will vie with our another for ilv- "l‘li‘nsv llll‘IlS up mm» in that gonnoo-
“'1‘“ (l attention. lticut burl: know all about what wreck-
That long-hold M0328“ "iii-'STT and ml ill" ilf-rbv bat mlmo all right "
llcttcr." is more truthful. if possibll‘d ___.___-___————————I ' '
than ever before. One of manyl—Tlie Dost Salesman. aClnssifled Ad.
proofs is in the automobile Sl10\\'. Its
in a successful business.
"Cleanliness" is our next mom. Oil
eStabishment is cleaned from end (I
end every twenty—four hours so an (I
always keep a. clear atmosphere It
. 0. Norwalk. Confl- is opened for inspection at 6.1! hall's
2.1. Taylor Ave. S _ ___,_. 4 for the persons who wis‘i to see no
,. - ' our shop is kept clean and how
products are made. The “inspector?
are our triends. «
Our branch store in South Nor-wail
Plumb' and Heating,
mgMetal Woridng
Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492 —
Home-made Butter. Eggs from our
farm, and Buttermilk fresh daily
F. H. \VEMPE & SON
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1618
CORSETS 7
IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
make it leisurely, rcmcmhorinfi' that upon the correct selection
of your corset depends the modishuess of your gowns—and
your comfort as well.
Country
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CLOTHING
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\Ve carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every type
‘ I l X of filrure, and we are sure vou will find in our Corset Depart- vast "irrav or cars momll
a . . 5 .. . ._ ..- >.s atolanlt'. run
A I inont the model designed to best express your own individu- building “I ”mcemm‘ 0‘ “”‘ko “Mo’s-l F H BAXTER and is “mg on the same ”8318'me
niiiy. Expert assistance will be 0'iven if desired 30”“ “‘hich only adds tom.» unmet. . . FURNISHINGS goodwas {we made at our main s it
Telephorle 908 D ' ivcncss of each. . DRUGGIST for NOfk k1 Shani;- you are m N”
*1 Grandstand attractions il '. -. W3 or n on oma‘k you will ‘1
Any Time Day or Night CORSETS FITTED FREE will surpass in mm and lelnjll in”. 5 “UT” MA'” STREET BOYS AND GIRLS “b“ ‘° ”mm” me ”m “““m’ ‘
vimls records. ilrrotot‘oro unheard AGENT FOR . goods and they may be delivered U
of {vats—autos passing (rich other in P e & Shaw, Park & Tilford, at the your home at any day Of the week.
Special prices are given to lodtfl>
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice cream!
and candy business is operated by [M
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Only use
bakery business is operated by Hens:-
Wilkins. - .
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St, Norwam
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. Norwalk, Ci,
INSURANCE
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Calls Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate
American Taxi Co.
11 North Main ,. Street
reen Seal, and Russell’s
cANDIES
lilo air is one—will lw pros-outed free,
”1" Fillvndid llxlllils will play in tent
and ill front of tho grandstand; the
l‘v’nlrr ill-S. known as “lamp jumpers":
:Muv York. with his famous acrobatic
GOES; "The Golden Athlctr‘s"; Rekul
. and Poodle and Dottie's com-
,Hll'. novelty and grotesque act are all
'on the bill. Miss Elizabeth Roderick.
known as ”the girl with the golden.
voice." will sing with the hand each.
afternoon. High class Hippodromef
acts and European novelties are offer— i
ed Fair patrons. forming an enter-;
tainment ' program betwoen~ track:
events that is instructive. interesting
and entertaining.
The much-heralded auto races
comp Saturday and bring to the Dan-j
bury track. drivers and cars of na-l
tionai repute.
Over and above it all. Lieutenantl
Stuart Chadwick. a skilled air pilot.
,will manoeuvre his popular airplane.
He will carry passengers and do stunt
flying and add'to the success of the
Fair. \
Lovers of horse racing will find
their fill in the Speed classes. Four-
teen events are carded. with purses
.of 58.400. The track is in line shape
and everything 'points to record-
‘brcaking contests."
“ I'npreccdented crowds are looked
for and the wonderful figures already
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West Washington St. s. Norwalk
MME. JEANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING
,'l'ri0~
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
_ South Norwalk
Have Your _ _ - , . -
Roofs, Leaders a n d
A Full Line of
Put in £1.55: NOW SPORTING
GOODS
My Prices Are Right
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Especial attention f
Fishermen’s Needs
' ' J. M. LAYTON & CO.,
Wm. J. .Ungvary
Inc.
A. W.Hodges
Telephone 2389
Music Hall Block
:
GRAIN, WOOD, FEED
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Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
'A.F.Beckmann€9°Co.Inc.
83 Washington St., South Norwalk.
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY
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DEVIN E BROS.
PHONE 53
x.
Sound View Ave., So. Norwalk
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
fi'O‘YOUR FEET HURT? »
Comfort Wearing Shoes Can Be
Had at
Max Levy’s
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5 Railroad Ave., South Norwalk
M‘-
. T arlov Bros.
Fancy Salt Pork, 9. .. . . 200 lb.
Washing Powder. . 3 pkgs. 13c
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furs New 01188.11! Molasses , leave today. but it was said he.woulll
. . . . . . . . . . . qt. 250; gel. 906 EHINA S DELEEIATES follow. prméidted 'Ch‘iina'sd' Shantung marking the attendance at the Dan- ;
po icy was 6 e‘rmme an nitiatezl bur Fair will rohahi . be last n - '
Pure Cider Vinegar . . gal, 40¢ soon enough for. him to reach the magmas made 1215 yea: i the Remlngton, Phderw'Oody L- C. Smith, Up—to-Date Cigar S‘tore
' American capital for the opening of ______________.__- Royal, Olive“ A“ makes sold,
the conference. NO RATE CHANGE. N 0e ore rented, repaired, exchanged. H A L L _ hi A R K
' . Our Agent is in Town Ever‘ Day. CANDIES .
If Dr. You should find it impossible _
to go to Washington. it is probable NElV‘ HAVEN. Sept. 29.-—No change Plummet Typewriter 3101131130
’ 7 The Best
. A. STULL
PEKIXG, Sept. 29. (By the Asso-
ciated Press).——China‘s delegation to
the conference on limitation or arma-
ments and Far East questions left to
C- Cottage “8%, ' Basil Not-walk
iw.,igen.»noseisn'mr. did not
make the voyage acrosxm'fidf’ on
the steamer, Hawkeyc State. Dr. W.
that Dr. \V’ang Chung-Hui. president
of the Civil and Criminal Law Codifi-
cation Commission. and a jurist of in-
ternational reput, will be chief of the
Chinese representatives.
, necticutCompany t,
in the directorate was made at the
annual meeting of the Connecticut
Railway and Lighting Company. held
here yesterdsly. .Thc company's in-
come is from the rentals to the Con-
’ fidConnecticut
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“"3 334,30” .
31 80. Main St... 80. Norwalk
‘ - earn-Fem
.156,Fairfleld Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
be measured by the
No connection, with any other store
' L—fi
$1.10 lb.
mackemo Block. Tel. 158413
fl
d! to the demands.
Norwalk Chronicler