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SKELETON
The most frightful and hideous
«skeleton in any family’s closet
{or cellar) at this time of the year
F—with Winter knocking at the
Bohr—is an Empty Coal Bin.
Such a skeleton presages much
(discomfort, poor health, suflering
and real misery in the days to
«come. A tragedy may be averted
by filling the vacant space with a
few tons of good coal.
Our stock of coal was never
better than at present. A few
words filly spoken into the tele-
phone (652) will start something
that will quickly make the skele-
ton skedaddle.
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We will gin-Hy hand or mail
you a copy or our very interesting
booklet
“EDISON AND MUSIC”
(‘ull at our store or drop a postal
card to us.
Thore is much in this booklet
that, will prove of mine to you
WRITE TODAY
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l. The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
T Alterations are being made
South Norwalk, Conn.
in our store
6-.—
we are doing business as
usual.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
-.§' 8 North Main St., So. Norwalk
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered to
all parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
Homemade Butter, Eggs from our
farm. and Buttermilk fresh daily
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2696. Store
Telephone 1618
TAXI
l Telephone 908
l Any Time Day or Night
»' Calls Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate
«i SERVICE : FIRST
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True eonomy is not how 11
A “bargain” in carelessly
seasoned Dumber means on
first, and expensive
counsel you
own home town lumberman
is an essential part of.
_We want you
can
will of our customers. Elle sell
high Quality,
.THE HATCH
LUMBER
how much value you get out of-it. . - - . .~’ .. ,
manufactured and Improperly
unsatisfactory building from
repairs soon or late.
whose advice to the home builder
his service.
to have complete confidence in any transec-
tion—we would rather lose a sale
. owner
as BAILEY co. a...
AND BOOFINGS
AGENTS—JOHN flANVILLE C0,,
:AND. ALWAYS-
ttle you pay for an articlo but
the
have in buying Iiumber is your
than the confidence and good
dependable number of uniform
'1..."
BIRD G. SON.
NEW YORK. Oct. 5.—-‘Lfntll Amer-l-
ca as a whole awakens to the fact _that
' national economic Stability is depend-
ent upon the establishment of a na-
tional merchant marine. there can
never be an American merchant mar-
inc. Chairman Lasker ot' the Shipping
Board declared today in an address
before the Associated Advertismg
Clubs ol‘ the World. '
[reviewing the wor
k of the present
Board during its existence of 16 .
weeks, he asked the “patience and in- Indian Blankets ‘ . . . _
dulgence of the country.” ndeggrgiiig t
0t we
that if the” were " g for the Beacon Bathrobe Se
1 the seas,
rk indeed.
in Kansas.
ca’s economicvllt‘e 01
next generation. is da
“Until the farmer the
Plaid Blankets. . . . . .
industrial worker in Indiana. the
miner in Arizona realize. sat: Mr.
VO-
Slendm-ize Your Figure
[Vat Y our Purse
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370‘! (cl 4.,
Best Values .0
“'EINCARTEN BRUSH, Inc.,
It you are correctly corseted
perfectly '_'70\”\'il€d
W. B. CQRSETS are 1035,; CORRECT in
QUALITY, STYLE and FIT
They will appeal :0 the economical women because they are
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47 Vw'cst 34th Street, New York il
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PHONE 1405
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
, A.F.Beckmann€aCO.Inc.
83 \Vashington St., South— Norwal-k.
FREE DELIVERY
VAAST BRO
CADILLAC EIGH
LIMOUSINES F0
SOUTH NORWALK
DISTRIBUTORS
S.’ GARAGE
T MOTOR CARS
R WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS,
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a GOODYEAR com: TIRES
PHONES 1360, 2211
make it leisurely, remembering
of figure, and we are sure you
ality. Expert assistance will be
MME.
ment the model designed to best express your own individu-
CORSETS ' FITTED FREE
IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
that upon the correct selection
of your corset depends the modishness of your gowns—and
your comfort as well.
We carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every type
will find in our Corset Depart-
given if desired.
JEANNETTE
S CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
3 56 South Main Street
South Norwalk
American Taxi CO.
11 North Main Street
COAL
GRAIN, WOOD, FEED
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
Have Your
ROMS, Leaders and
_ Gutters
Put In Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBINGAND mama,
Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
" .30“! View Ave. §°~ Harwell:
vex-tile tn the Sentinel.
Rump Corned Beef ~. . .
Dix1e Bacon . . . .
Native Cabbage . . . . .
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SMOKED SHOULDERS-...........‘14c lb.
Puritan, Swift’s or Wilson’s ”-
30c b.--HAMS--30c. lb.
.... . . .. 18022er.
20c“).
5clb.
-...-o...-oeue
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
St. and R. R. Ave. 8. Norwelk
Bridgeport
Norwalk, 39 Main St, Wash'ton
Westport ' Stamford
Black Rock
WATERBURY ELECTS l
GUILFOILE MAYOR'
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(Continued n-om mt P386.)
the board oi! education. H n I -
liter and Nathan Freedman? argela‘egt
ed. as was Mrs. Alietta B. Deming
Republican. ’ i ' '
vice chairman 01 the board was de?
John H. Grass. present '
tented. AldérmenFelected were: I
James Duggan. Patrick. 'McFu'dd-en
and Charles P. Sciullb. MW“
Addison A. Ashborn and FrankPepo.
Republicans. The Republicans "retain
amajorlty in both be I! o .5
one. “6‘ ' '
‘ that tax: The last date
that the regularity an
elr daily wage is, in a mea—
ou the establish-l:
erchant mar;
Lasker. I!
ume of th
sure. as dependent
ment of an American m
ine as is the continuit.V 01- CmNO-Ymeul
an dtlie wage of the dock worker in
Baltimore or San Francisco. there can
be no assured hope that the flag of the
I'nlted State-s will be maintained as It
should be on the sm-vu sens. Sound
economics accept as fum‘iumentnl that
national prosperity is lulswl on contin-
Ult)’ 0f (‘nmloymem ut wages conson-
unt ‘ith American stmuiurds of living.
, "\Vl’ien surpluses :iccumulutv. prices
are demoralized and ('mplonnent ends
until the. excess has lwt-rf consumed.
lillNll HillllERS
"Gun-rally speaking Illt‘ last ”11
per cent. of prmlur'iou malt-es tin-
murket and it is this lust trn lwl‘ cf‘lil. ALIENE“ WlT“
that we must insuw disposal of lo ‘ 7
customers in fort-inn iumis. Emu-pi ’
untlovr our
with a merchant lllnlllll'
own control there mu lw
oi" these essential mutk'lS.
The 16 \Vt'l'ks of work by tilt" P
svnl lmurd. lli‘ said. "innr :u‘oorn-
plishvd only a mmw l--;:inuir.;: but u.
rvul iii-ginning or tip- inundation upon
which :i sulistuutinl sir-mum ml :20-
(‘omplislimenh we lio;u.. may. in good
time be erected.
"After 16 \\‘«-oks \\.
with llll‘ {mun-work or our
liENEllAl PUBLIC
W.
(‘31.. Hot. 5.-—linil—
roud imml hold-4‘s are “aligned \Villl
the nrnvml public," mtlwr than with
lliv stockholders. u-mployes or (\vc‘th
thus. declared Victor A. Lei-sum“.
comptrollt‘rTfl' the \Villiamslmrgli l.\'.
:7) SIIYU‘IL‘S Rank. in an Hiltll‘l"SS hero
today before the of ill:-
I‘(‘ —
LUS A KG ELHS.
nu revives
llximun or-
lilwl
convention
Inmizutlon (“l-(munw‘:.W'"“Hum: 3.2?“ American Bankers" Association. 'l‘lw
:Itlclul, kg“! um}. hwnfl‘,fll'.‘1“ PM“!- Spmtku‘. in outlining the attitudi- of
bull,» (‘OllllvlcimL tin < CAIIIU'IH .A- ”w llnlltlhflltll‘l‘s townr-l thr- (‘ul‘l‘ll'l'3,
pimnl‘n' . . . said that "liw \‘0ivv oi the lJrllllEllL33il‘
.-]-‘m:mc§ul rppm-tg. m. 1-. um- wri- lt‘ or will always 1". Word for ”1,, public
come in. (m s. lJi' v,“ l‘. 5. “JUL" ,
our cash stutvmvnh ..~ It. .\~.. A»? ".1 “Th" Public is lat..'."“‘vl against ”H"
H” Strand ”‘5" ”1“” "“ N 1"“ i. ““1 I'urintlnl-lt' ruirs uni! lures m: cum-
l-N‘i'll 905%le for -'.\ 4 :‘i n nan (‘Zlf'rlt‘I‘F l:_\‘ the lutrrsluh l'uzxi—
have sinm- it “Mk “:1“ "I: H" Sim“ um rw t‘nmmisrzion :imi similar bruins
date our opq-mtiux ..‘l:.i mr the ll: rm, Siilll‘fl‘fi “‘}11l(‘ gulclclwltivrs (1m
mouth or Animist unis )-ir~ maul .‘t‘ltl titznnil on corporate meetings and
tin-n- “(mks usz-i th- :I::.‘: t-:' llxr in. .\\:u;v “"‘Y'W‘Y‘S on ”2‘, Hum. Ronni
\‘vntory of all of tin K am :' -.: land‘s 4...“? wiyxstmont huh-,5 )0 5;..‘2‘mrd
materials. nmi supplhs «u..- up wily-”r ”w”. ,.,,H,,,,.HH_ inhhfls... 3“ MM.
9‘ ii"~"“-."hui immiholiit-ls li.i\l. m) l‘I’l-Y‘VSI'Illilv
plants. ships. or inn-minim \\‘..
l‘lllll' for the I‘Onflltlt'l.:lit‘ll 4.: llit lmunl
{Hid for Ih€ {tll()}lIlK'LL O: .l p“; for
liquidation.”
The American nutmu tmlay is pos-
sessul of 1.450 t‘u‘rzi' quills: steel ships is a court and l‘t’(‘€"l\"‘l‘¥.
of about 10,000,001 tons dendwclg‘litfl “Uwuvrs oi’ bonds and
the sprnker skill. adding that ho had ; \‘otlug obligations outuum
lull litr-
ll\r on any laulnl nz’ din-cinrs or gov»
rrnmrutnl body to'lor-k out (or il‘nlr
sin-clui lnh'i‘I“.“lS. Their only ru‘ours‘o
xwiuu llwir interests are in pupal-«ix
icy
ollwr non.
her ("‘"lvlhl -
S‘TSJH‘IILUUU
consirlvrml only steel bottoms shown: on railroads.
"eradication" of all Concrete and ’ interest tl.‘ rvmivv is small compatr—
\VOOllCn hulls l1.a<l int-n determined-rd With the $3_mm,mso‘mm paid in
upon. l-h- estimated the cost of '.l1(-I\\'HK(‘3 and snlurivs each year; indeed,
:u'uilulile ilmzt ;.1 Slifunlqhnlnluln th-hlthv outin- funded debt and interest
he said. Could l» entlrrly written off, 300“” 1'“ completrly wiped or: by
lwimt is puid in to mm: ‘1 in warn-s
as om- ot‘ tho m.. mr factors in the vic-|
tory ox'er (it—l'lnnn)‘. "without owing
one penny to 1-,... American people."
“It was .)(‘Cllllr-‘l‘ of this item." .\lr.!
:md sniurlt-S. The amount is name.-
Nuuwu. and most of'it consists of vx-
penulturvs {or labor while the roads
Locker ussortnl. “that we were nlilnlwi'n' first “Vim! built and Ntlllmwd-
o n on, 9 ”,0 . ill would va-nl that labor. creation. as
t 1 th , rmous \olume of: ..
American manufacture and raw Ina-l" dow“ ”3 per cent. 0f ""3 operating
terlals at n time when there was :I find the urr-ater “"1 of ”W other ex-
{shortage of world tonnnuo. It was he- ape-uses of railroads. should b“ more
cause of thrse ship! that our fadorllconsuivruto of bondholders.
it'll farms and Hum-s wore nhle to op-l ‘ Eh“ principal oi ",‘05‘.0f the fund-
urnh‘ at top Show] when the boys rv- l” ”in s {Wt for rvpannent i." ”10
turning from the from. were seekiugi‘m‘m'1t future. unfortunately. “'llhOUl
unplmnu-nt ,_ ‘ iadequate sinking fund or reset-Yo pro-
Thorpe-ulcer hrt‘dk‘it’d lh‘ll lhi‘ ship— l \tsions. L onsm‘iuently, :18 rrgurds “1‘
him; llvvt "would no longer be a l'mr-iumn“) recovery in cash. 1‘ is hardly
(iv-n to the American t'Ileu-oru loss lm‘l‘m lwllvr off than the SSJNIOJ'OUn
e i I, . . -,(.0“0r _ . ., é , i ‘1 ._
cs had lit-(‘11 checked. he said. and not ‘ I.Tholigliiq2‘2lfiimi'11lll;[Egal‘trll ::0(‘t;.11
mor‘ . r l Y « ' ' ~ - k ‘ ' U
h :1) Enid}: 1“?“ "'0‘ fl :‘ month “ “in“ as in interests between owm-rs of non—
of u :lggllJ .rom now until the 0nd ivoting.- securities and the 646.6219 Vot—
"Tl“: ‘ll‘xuli-‘ipl‘lr- f th th asing: stockholders and 1.250.000 full)’
" ‘1‘ ‘1‘ on 0 P ”‘0 um pron-Mm] wage workers and other em-
ouezhnlt‘ billion dollars of the corporu- ploycs. is nlanifvstly very grout; and
tiuns assets will. at uny time rrullzc so, ipstr-ad of brim: identified with
but u fraction or the original cost. lw— uh-
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these two classes. the owners are r:
r-r aligned with the general public.
cause the tier-t was built with under—
standable- \Vuslv and high expense dur-l -——-——--"'—""""
“‘8 \\'ur pressure." Mr. Lasker (‘UDC‘C’d- PORTLAND. om, not 5.—-Thrve
ed. "The money less in liquidation brothers. J_ Frmt Roy find Coors?
new] not he considered. since it has Homer, all originally from Houdini:-
ull‘vmly hem written ofl.’ in the coat of PIL. are athletic coaches at ””119 In,
the War “1‘“. as here outlined. served clfic Dortl‘nve‘st collegt‘s- A .mnflh.
‘ is an athletic (in-och”
brother. Bert.
at Butler. Pan
section later.
J. Fred Bohlor
a function in «an value. to this
"\tht remains. though. are the
Bhlhs——potmnlnn_\- One of tho promos-l
asst-ts America has to insure its econ-
omic future. which means to insure
the pursuit of happiness by its peo-
pie."
The shipping of all nations. fie am.
has suffered as a result of the decrease
in trade and the morease of construc-
tion since May 1920 which has had r h
the result of placing "an excess Org?!"k «ball
20.000.000 tons of shipplnfi" in the- “:W'wn {he Rom”
ocean carrying market. Half the ton- Pending “I“. gm.
nnge now laid up is under foreign :l'»;islietlmali teahmkui'lll obluiur
““83 he added' was fifth mun. hulking it an all
Mr. Laslfer said tlz ‘ive .
had been framed with ‘ ~
One of removing disabilities suffered, .
Ii? American vessels as a result Of the ghogd;;r$:: in the Sentinel for the
higher costof construction and higher 3 ‘
standards of maintenance in this
and mm." 00m"
has been athletic ii-
rector for the last thirteen years at
\Vashington State College at Pullman.
\Vash. Last year George liohlvr went
to the I‘niverstty of Oregon at Eu-
0. as baseball and basketball coach
asium director. and this sea-
'son brought Roy flower to \Villumolte
'ersity at Salem. Ore. as football.
baseball and truck coach.
boys wvre in
they organized a
«i a cousin
Bolilor
pen
v‘ a mi gymn
9 Jones Ship Bill
the evident pur-
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE
__ Buy Beacon Blankets
The kind with. wool warmth at a cotton lit-1W.
$7.50 1 Traveling Rugs . .. ...... “$5.
ith cords and fro "
$638-$950 1 Crib Blankets . . ..... 98c 10%.
Beacon Bed Blankets—~White or grey. . . . . . . . . . .
A «NEW LINE OF SHOPPING BAGS
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAYS
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All: WORK
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and
new and Used Tires and Tubes
Ma’s—'1”
ORLINS’
TIRE V U LOAN IZING SHOP
and
AUTO > ACCESSORY STORE
89 West Washington Street
GUARANTEED
.. L..- .-_..‘
H. Krieger Co,
ml. TOATSl
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Sold. For lloys and Gilli
on: “ ‘ *‘
WELDING
30 Chestnut Street
Phone 9 l 7
V‘s
rented, repaired, exchan g
156 Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport
TYPEWRITERS ‘
Remington. Underwood. L. C. Smith,
Royal. Oliver. All makes sold,
Kendrick's Garage
South Nurwalk
ed.
Our Agent Is in Town Ewry Day.
Piummer Typewriter Exchange
, Conn.
it llili‘_’t‘ .l('t“-‘?Illl Sollclled
CLOWN;
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Metal Working
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
A
Country Water System and One
21 Taylor Ave.. So. Nerwalk. Com...
Rosenfiel
. Bros.
FURNISHINGS
.__——-i
125 WASHINGTON
SO. N ORWALK.
”if“
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HARDWARE & HOUSE
CHILDREN'S >57
3% West Wae'vrg w
Have Your
Radiators
l Repaired
‘1 By Experts
It Will Cost
No More
New Radiators in Steel:
-. ‘Vall Street
9 WALL STREET
, s
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A
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our mott.
a.
mi
ST"
F. S. LYON
. South Norwalk
JOB PRINTING
Perfecto Bouduet
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras
Also Sold for 10c
COMPANY
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c
OLD WELL CIGAR
Are
Are
con ntry.
TO APPORTION STATE . SPECIALS
TAX OF 52.000.000.1' ‘
.The treasurer ot‘ the town of VVa-' FOR THE WEEK
terbury has sent to T~x Commissioner
Blodgett his statement of money rais-l
ed for 'local purposes during the last
fiscal year. The commissioner h Extra Fine Pork . . . . . .
now received such 3‘le from all towns
in the state. and apportionment ot‘thei Swift’s Borax 803p . . a bar 5°
Toilet Tiss' ue 7 rolls 25c
state tax of $2,000,000 for this year-
will begin at once. All towns will res" .
~Pure New Orleans Molasses.
«immortal-60°
a. 1b. 200
y.
celve from the commissioner. beforel
November 1. lists for the payment or |
for payment Is.
November 10. and should payment not
"he made then. the state “costlier cani
l' s
secure framing courts write of exe—
cution. These will be served on de- ,
llnquent tom. ‘ nd- repayment ddoee
.fiotionow. or executionmay be
'yty “01. read '
A Full Line of
Especial attention to
Fishermen’s Needs
SPORTING
GOODS
the
been “True Business," which we
to maintain
l
onfldenco ls gram
ow?:; era the mourneraole 1:01:21?
9 have received tro‘
111an which W
and every twenty-four hours so as
always keep
is opened tor
for the persons
our shop is kept clean and how oi
products are ma
are our friends.
tourists and local patrons. This .3 -
prove to you that our eflortl
in a successful business.
"Cleanliness" is our next mom. on
estabishment is cleaned from end l:
a clear atmosphere it
inspection at air hours
who wis’l' to see how
do. The “inspectors;
Our branch store in South Now“
is running on the same ideals. The
goods are made at our main store in
Norwalk. Whether you are in Nov
walk or in South Norwalk you will be
able to purchase the same quantity a.
goods and they may be delivered U
your home at any day of the week.
Special prices are given to lodc‘
churches and parties.
\ .In this establishment, th
and candy business is oper
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk_
bakery business is operated
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall $t., North“.
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. Nor-walk. 0?.
A
INSURANCE
6 ice cram
died by in
Only 13.
by Heart
J. M. LAYTON & CO»
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN-
‘4
T arlov Bros.
Up-to—Date Cigar Store
H A L L - M A R K
CAN DIES
The Best
$1.10 lb.
mechanic Block. Tel. 1581.
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Norwalk Chronicler