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SKELETON
1' The most frightful and hideous
akbleton in any family’s closet
(or cellar) at this time of the year
e—With Winter knocking at the
door—is an Empty Coal Bin.
‘Such a skeleton prosages much
discomfort, poor health, suffering
and real misery in the days to
(come. A tragedy may be averted
thy‘filling the vacant space with a
few tens of good coal.
Our stock of coal was never
better than at present. A few
words fitly spoken into the tele-
phone (652) will start something
ithat will quickly make the skele-
ton skedaddle. ’
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“EDISON AND MUSIC"
(Hill .‘ll (illl store or drop a postal
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VIRITE TODAY
The Alfred FOX Piano C0.
South Nonvalk, Conn.
Alterations are being made
in our store
; But.......
3 we are doing business as
usual.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
= 8 North Main St., So. Norwalk
a Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
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The milk for babies delivered to
all parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
Home-made Butter, Eggs from our
farm, and Buttermilk fresh daily
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2696. Store
Telephone 1618
b
TAXI
Telephone 908 '
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate
SERVICE FIRST 'AND 'ALWAYS‘ .3
True eonomy is not how little you pay for an article but-
how much yalue you get out of it.
A “bargain” in carelessly In . ‘ '
seasoned Lumber means an unsatisfactory bmldmg trom
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
isan essentialpSItQShilwyioe. .
EV e want you to have complete confidence in any transac-
tion—we would rather lose a sale than the confidence and.8°°d
wilLot our customers. E9 .8811 dependable Lumber of umform
hi8]! Quality. Mecca-v . .
. HE HATCH & BAILEY. CO.-
anufactured and improperly
the
are!
“ifg- LUMBER AND BOOFINGS II.
" BIRD 6 SON. "’3‘
I, AGENTS—JOHN MANVILLE co,
CONNECTICUT. STIRRED
BY MURDER CASE
Continued trogn mm Pure.
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the others were in jail all night. The
~ofllcer pleaded for two ‘ hours With
whom he ,was on intimate terms of
. friendship. to furnish $50,000 bonds
' for him and $15,000 for each or the
boys, and $50,000 for \Vinkle, but
none- offered to help him.
The arrests made yesterday in C0“-
necfi’on with action taken by the
states attorney previously in remov-
ing the Winkle case to some extent
out or the jurisdiction of the New
Britain police department indicates.
it Is said. that the conduct‘01 “19.13%
ter will be further inquired into.
Mayor Curtis had declared that the
department had been indifiercnt in
following the Winkle case and in in:
westigating the activites of ‘the rum
runners in this vicinity.
Chief of Police Rowling; suspended
Detective Sergeant Richardson Wht‘ n
A. J ._ COIIins CO,
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70-7 2 North Main Street,
South Norwalk. .
W/fmmmm
Wmmm
his arrest lcame and the Board or Po-
lice Commissioners have approved
this action. This move. it is expected.
will hasten an inquiry into police de-
partment affairs. Stan-'5 Attorney
Alcorn says there are seV'eral phases
yet to be looked into.
States Attorney Alcorn today was
expected to go further in his investiv
gation. Of Detective S+rgeant Rich-
ardson he said. in an interview: "He
has been a. traitor to his country, to
his state and to his city."
In the Louis “'inkle death. the city
council oilcred a. reward of $1,000
for evidence. and Gowrnor Lake add-
(“d another $1.000 in behalf of the
state. In addition Mayor Curtis offer-
ed a reward of 33““ for capture or
the person who operated the machine
which killed Building Inspector John
\V. Alli-n on Aug. 27.
The other arrests in the “‘inklc
case lun'e'been Edward Cotter. lmr-
iuidq'r in a saloon outside of which
Louis “'inkle was found tit-ml. “lin
min- himself up at llriilzt-pm'i. mid
utter arrest and hving 11' id here was
taken by the state's ntiurm-y out or
the cure of the local po'ict; L‘ivinr-ns
Knlkowski. saloon luH ;u r; i-‘rank
li‘u-tzmnn. a bartender. .innl )livhmi
Nirh. a malt-rial “'illl'hs. Bands
were high in each case.
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§ Saturday SpeCIalS
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$1.00
§ 151/, lbs. FINE GRANULATED SUGAR for ......
3., PILLSBURY on GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ....... $1.33
M. NATIVE POTATOES ........ . ....... . ........ pk. 530
’ CONFECTIONF‘PV OR POWDERED SUGAR... lb. pkg. 10o
SWEET POTATOES pk. co:
SMOKED SHCCIDEES .,........ ..... . , 14c lb.
CEDAR RAPID HAMS .............. ..... .'.. 29: lb.
SW'IFT'S PREMIUM HANS . 3201b.
ROGERS EVAPORATED MILK 110
Back to old Price
SUNSHINE WINE BISCUIT . . . . . .
A.F.BeckmanneCo.Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 -
‘ FREE DELIVERY
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MIFSION GARDEN '1': ......... 4831b;
16KIRKMAN'SSOAPfor..........................$1.00
OLIVE OIL SPECIAL
IQUART CANS $125
3. 1PINTCANS ......... 65o
1/, PINT CANS ....... .. ..... 360
TAKHOMA BISCUIT ................................. 5c
..... 20c 1b;
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The criticism of the police (li'pilrl'
mom. made by Mayor Curtis and citiz-
cns brought attention to the way in
which Detectine Sergeant Richardson
had conducted the detective bureau.
it was charged that. he had out‘llc
interests. including a restaurant bus-
.incss. and that a son. Andrew. had a
laboratory for the making of "patent
mi dirines" in n. remote part. of an ad-
joining town. It. is said autom'ibi'es
ere-re kept at this place. The s‘me
police l‘rve seized three expensive
Ones. milk}! are mid to have been
Hole-n. It so understood that mm-
plaints have come here from a con-
m'rn which insures machines that
('90ch machined had been traced in
this city. where they disappeared. It
is not known that the“ slab po‘lee.
inn-o been rupturing machines con-
taining liquor in nearby (Owns, and
that men arrested have claimed to
belong in New Britain.
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ENORMOUS WASTE
YEARLY [N THE
CLOTHING INDUSTRY
First Page.
7),
Continued from
"\rn tno Kiillll'lv' in doth. thr “holi-
prnm‘ss of purchase and delivery of
“onions lu-ing inscribed as conducted
"O". :1 lmsis “)1th many oiht‘vr indus-
lrivs nlmnilonv-i lum: ago."
'l‘ln- t‘fihllllllln'!‘ eohlm'nndm!
urn-gs :nru)‘ from the sub-contracting
system in tailoring" and 'Nim-rlopmvni
tmvnrui the istnl-lislmient of lurin- and
f.’.
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Keeler’s Shoe Store
The Store That Saves You Money
rs
American Taxi, Co.
11 North Main Street
ACOAL’
GRAIN. WOOD, FEED
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
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. Have Your
7 300178, Leaders and
‘ ‘ Gutters .
Put i
n Shape NOW
- My Prices Are Right
:: ammo AND HEATING
‘1' m. J . Ungvary
Telephone 2389 -
w Ave. 80.
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‘One of the New Fall Styles “‘23-
$6.50 a pair
This is one of the many new styles found on display in oil:
window. Some of the others are the "Sally,” the “Tocldlg.”
and the “Saucy J ane.” Prices range from $4.00 to $7.50 a. pair.
IVe carry that heavy silk stocking with the Wide
seam, that you see so many girls wearing. They are
ORIy ........... . sous-nuio"1ue$20003pair
Keeler’s .
Keeler Building Washington Street
.‘u-o-u
mesa
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stnhlv mnnurm llll‘llu: institutions
which do the ir own i‘nln‘icaiion~cull-
ed tziiIOrlnL' ivin large part."
"The drift in every industry
prov-3s." it was :nlm ll. "that manufac-
iurinc on n enntrnt‘ilizll basis must th't‘
way in tl‘v Ion: run before the OIIVI-
ous economics and Lotion-meow of a
ss-lrmontnin- tl plan! executing its own
plans,"
The chairman of the (‘Olllmitlvn
t\'l‘.il‘h prru-nt- 1] tho report is J. I‘nl'kn‘
t‘ltnnninu. or .\'r\\' York.
—»Tlie llrst Salesman. a Classified Ad.
floutinel Advertisements Pay.
friends, hotel men and others with
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Classy Coats, in Many Models
Children’s Coats, 'All Sizes
A New Stock of Fashionable Furs
- Separate Dress Skirts, Attractive Styles
All'Interested are Cordially Inv.1ted to Inspect These Garments
LOOK FOR THE WINDOW DISPLAY
iFalleFashions in the SuitSection
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E ENROLLMENT
LSIDE SCHOOL
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LARG
AT HIL
(Continued from First Page).
at thmpoint the recitation
building. err-ct- d in itili. is becoming
34-:Ir filled to the limit of its cnpnciiy
ll(l\\'II"\I. The upper study hall is this
since the numlmr of (lay pupils has
lll(‘l't‘;lS|‘Il in proportion to the lmun'n
in: pupils. ’i'ln- lnwrl' slrrly hull.
\w-ll as .llls~ l‘rimnry lupurtmrnl
ll'l‘ :ll:~n “‘1'” third.
_\ of new
‘;lll)lll).f the work of ill-- SK‘IE'JUI
\\‘llll mnrkml :xliillly. 'i‘ho‘ |.:itiu vl -
rmrimrnt is in charge of Miss) Harri»:
Comlridge. a graduate of Boston lini-
vcraity and a. teacher of wide cvpnr-
ience. Mlle. Rose Allan. equally ex-
rerieneed and capable. is teachin-:
French. Miss Alice Anthony. 9. recent
Irraduntc of Smith College. is asst-1t
im: in the departments of Science and
History and Miss Adrienne Sprin::--
emitter. formerly connected with the.
:v‘mul, inns returned and is risk-tint:
in 2h.» primary and intel'mediate nie-
pn'tmn-nts. Mira Ruth W'ilson. for a
number of years arsocintcd with tln‘
Faculty. is continuing her work in the
er-rlish Department. Miss Jean [Iow-
vll lies the mathematics and sell-nee
and Miss Dorothy Peel; the elemen-
'or'y mathematics and rrymnastitzt.
"r1. "raee Helm-n is mmln direc‘in't
“In hrl'unry dv-pnrlhlfi'ilt and Miss
\""‘1""l'~ Hnrnuutun has Shaun or iii‘
intermediate room and the art work.
Miss I’N‘k‘q work in II)!‘ (it-pnl‘llnu‘if
of athletics. so zeh‘.) lwmin lust _\‘-;Ir.
Elms (‘\p:nulwl Well. The girls ,l‘.u\‘
:lwo lwrimis of mulnnstlcs vnvli week
when.
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numlu-r instructors .lrv
(ill
nml rlmnsr. in addition. he S]'0"I
i\\'lll(‘il tin-y \\'ill follow in NH ‘iks-z
‘Two tennis courts offer Opportunity
also for lmrswlnek l‘ltllll-l: :lllII Ins-«-
lull. in Ill“ winter term. the enirl‘
slwri will he lush-chiral] and in the
Spring. thr- (iII‘IItIII‘ work «'-Illplla7.i~‘s
BOSTON.
\K'EIS 1110”}!
lorlns of mi
liui riedly
assailants.
Advertise
gagged at a west end. lua-ilhd
early today.
panied McNit’f to his
sovrral
sounhi by the police. as in: 1
Sept, 30 .\ urn
lzm‘vd to be John A. Mr \‘fl‘ w: Shiv ..
beaten. x.. it ”1,.
in l v
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Sliilllt’ll.
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hours. 1: -- :
Val
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I‘m 3 in] idvlltilit ii l mu
made from letii r.; in a pocket_
In the Sentinel.
JOB
F.
S. LYON
PRINTING
South Norwalk
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unanimously l
BEAT BflSlllN MAN
)IlvilJlij‘
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Our No.
.:“'- preparation for various games and
't'lnls for l’iv III luiy.
.\ \‘i-ry Ilelizlitl‘ul feature of ill"
rimming: work has lwwn the urrhu‘ of
"mziny letters from the girls who have
Venterml colloca- from lust year's grail-
'u:tlin;: class. l-‘ifirw-n cirls have “lilti—
,¢-‘ college; r'uzht going: to \\‘i-ll.2si.\-_
1two to Smith. two to Su-wt l.r'.-ir.
‘(ne to Connecticut. one in ii" se'nnl
101' Physical Education of 'l'uich-‘r's
(fallen-n one to Nortlnvrsh r2: "nivvr-
lsii)‘. In addition to this (’illI'fZI list.
lilw Class of '21 sent (mu stink}? to
:l‘rexo-l Institute. on- m ‘1li- SnWal‘li'Y
iSl‘IIOOI. arm in llimsx-il Swen. Coll‘m.‘
Inuit 0111‘ to Miss Conldin'r Semi-whir-
iul School. 'l'ms is n sphilll" lu‘c'Ii
mud one of “‘ll'J‘Il the minmrnls nul
.t'nr‘ulty «startlingly proud as. it
{shuw‘ Ii‘ll‘ :zll l"ItuI‘|ll§ OI lllHI H11)
lmn 'or l-\'~‘tll\' one of ill" senior r'i:.ss.
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Perfecto
Bouquet
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Are
0 Sold for 10¢
One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Plumbing
Coung'y
JOSEPH S. KERY, J R.
and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working
Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave.. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
37 West w
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS y
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
CHILDREN’S STORE
ashlngton St. 5. Norwalk
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7' The Hardware Twins i.
Will be here ~
- Yes, You are m toraee Tige and Tige in this paper each
week, because that?” going to be in this paper and you can- ~
they are on, without seeing them, and
do, and lookingtorward to what they,
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Week.
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Full Line of
SPORTING
OODS
attention to the
Fishermen's Needs
A. W. Hodge
Music Hall_Block
SENATOR'S SIXTH l\|‘.\ \l'llil‘xll
LIL
BOISE, lrlnlm. 5-33 .\l"~ Yuul
.\I( (’zill (I: Itiull" _;i;.j-u " l \ ~ Valli.
I'lll’ttl Flaw »' .\' . il‘I‘.
Ill"l1«'ri.‘ ..<
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liiimli u: Linn
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
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125 WASHINGTON SIX.
SO. NORWAIK.
H ave Your
Radiators
Repaired
By Experts
It Will Cost
No More ,
New Radiators in Stock
“’21“ Street
9 WALL STREET
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“TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our mots. s.‘\
been “True Business." which M W
to maintain
Our confidence! is growing :33
win to the nuumeraoe co
3mm: which we have received tro‘
tourists and loral patrons. This In
prove to you that our eflortl
in a successful business.
"Cleanliness" is our next mom. On!
estabishment is cleaned from end ll
end every twenty-four hours so as ll
always keep a. clear atmosphere it
is opened for inspection at all bonri
for the persons who wls‘s‘ to see how
our shop is kept clean and how 0‘
products are made. The “tnspecmrr
are our friends.
Our branch store in South ism-val!
is running on the same ideals. The
goods are made at our main store ll
Norwalk. Whether you are in Nov
walk or in South Norwalk you will M
able to purchase the same quantity d
goods and they may be delivered H
your home at any day of the week.
Special prices are given to lodu‘
churches and parties.’
in this establishment. the ice crew
arid candy business is operated by tbd
Chocolate Shop of Normal; Only in
bakery business is operated by Hear:
Wilkins.
‘ THE CHOCOLATE snor
Maln Store, 26 Wall St., Norwalk
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. Norwalk 3:.
TO RENT
8 rooms, all improvements.
heat furnished.
Rent $50.00 per month
i I. M. LAYTON & CO.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
SOUTH NORWALK, coxx.
4
Royal
rent .
> Our Aden:
‘TYPEWRITERS
Remington. Understood. LO. Smith,
Oliver. kit snakes cold,
repaired, exclaimed.
is in Town Every Day.
T arlov Bros.
'Up-to-Date Cigar Store
H A L L - M A R K
' CANDIES
Norwalk Chronicler