SKELETON
The most frightful and hideous
ukuleton 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.
\
few tons of good coal.
Our stock of coal was never
A few
words fitiy spoken into the tele-
ill start something
that will quickly make the skele-
better than at present.
phone (652) w
ton skedaddle.
mo
FREE
“'9 will gill'lly lmnll or mail
you a copy m’uur very interesting
booklet
“EDISON AND MUSIC"
(“all at our store or drop a postal
card to us.
Tip-r0 is this booklet
that will prme of Millie to you.
much in
WRITE TODAY
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Nerwalk. Conn.
Alterations are being made
in our store
But.......
we are doing business as
usual.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
.B'NOI'th Main St., 80. Norwalk
Such a skeleton presages much
discomfort, poor health, sufiering
and real misery in the days to
come. A tragedy may be averted
by filling the vacant space with a
SERVICE. .. .
In these days of restricted buying, high taxes and econo
are two ways of developing and maintaining a satisfactory volume of
business and that is SERVICE and QUALITY.
Some firms think they win by giving more attention to prices than
quality. Quality ALWAYS wins for Quality is remembered longer
than prices. ‘
We are holding Steadfastly to the theory
selling SERVICE and GOOD Lumber.
oi' sane management,
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{THE HATCH 8i BAILEY CO.
' LUMBER AND BOOFINGS
Agents JohnsManville 00., Bird & Sons Roofings
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Slenderize Your Figure
Not Your Purse
It you are correctly corSeted
you are perfectly gowned
w. B. CORSETS are 100% CORRECT in
l QUALITY, STYLE and FIT
They will appeal to :2: "mmxi al vi be its 2
Best Vail:_f(n‘11fca.:f‘.?;6f‘lzcym e (h V are
H VV'EINCARTEN “ROS, lnc., 47 “'33: 34th Strut, New York
Quality GrOceries and Free l
Delivery. . l
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A.F.Beckmanne°Co.Inc.
83 Washington St,
PHONE 1405‘
South Norwalk. l
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FREE DELlVERY
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE '
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND REQEPTIONS,
TAXI SERVIOE
NORWALK a GOODYEAR cono
NORWALK
CORSETS
IN MAKING‘ YOUR CORSET CHOICE
I
make It leisurely, remembering that upon the correct selection
rot‘ your corset depends the modishness of your gowns—an
TIRES
SOUTH PHONES 1380, 2211
Perfectly Pasturized
“ Milk and Cream
5 The milk for babies delivered to
all parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
lHome-msde Butter, Eggs from our
‘ . farm, and Buttermilk fresh daily
, F. H. WEMPE & SON
" . Telephone 2696, Store ‘
Telephone 1618
.' Telephone 908
Any Time Day or Night
. ‘Calls Promptly Attended
‘ to. Prices Moderate
up.-.“
American Taxi Co.
North Main Street
COAL
e - AIN, WOOD, FEED
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
Have Your
Roofs, Leaders an d
Gutters
t in Shape NOW
your comfort as well.
We carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every type
of figure, and we are sure you will find in our Corset Depart-
ment the model designed to best express your own individu-
ality. Expert assistance will be given if desired.
CORSETS FITTED FREE
MME. ‘JEANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
South Norwalk
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
___L____—————h-i-!I _
. 28c lb.
. 28c lb.
18clb.
.. 30clb.
' .7.......25clb.
..14clb.
28clb.
920c1b.
20clb.
..12clb.
FANCY FRESH SHRIMP. is...“ . . .
“GREEN” BLUE FISH . . . . .
Snapper Blues
Steak Salmon.........
Steak Cod.............
Boston Blue Fish ..
Fresh Mackerel
Weak Fish"........
Butter Fish........._
Flat'Fish....‘..............
Haddock 1.. 10c1b.
Fresh Stock Finnan Haddie. . . . . . .. 18c lb.
ATh‘e Best Brands of canned Fish
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assessment
ONE
PRESIDES'
consort. QB
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. Continued from Elm PW
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ade for the salaries for
hence it will be lmP05-'
sible to fill elem at present. and 710—
“tion on them will have to be deferred
until ~the Board of Estimate appro-
priates funds sutficiglt toldefray the
salaries. a - ‘l-< ‘ l‘t‘lfi.tfi‘l‘i
Mayor Barton entered the council
chamber promptly at 8 O'clock, and
took his place behind the rostrum on
which there was a handsome horse-
shoe of roses‘ and carnations from the
“'omen‘s Republican Association.
There was a storm of applause as he
took his place for the meeting and in
response he said: “I thank you and 1
thank my friends for their tribute. I'm
not accustomed to transacting business
through a mass of flowers, but I guess
that I can do it." 1
He then administered the oath to
the incoming members of the council.
who were seated as follows:—
Charles F. Mills. C. Jackson \‘l'hitev
Clarence A. Brown. Joseph R. Taylor,
SunIut-l J. Keeler. George ll. Ingham.
Thomas I”. James and George E. Cur-
tis. '
have been in
these offices.
1 he board.
men Innham and “'hitc.
voted unanimously in favor of
Mills as president of the board.
porution counsel; of Mr.
and Mr. Quintnrd as memlu-rs ul‘ Illk
Board of Estimate. and till: fact tlmi
power. would lune to wait for a \\'lllli'.
"Some of these ot‘tlecs (‘ullllnt lat‘ lill<
(-d. due to the fuel that llll‘l"'
appropriation for thrill." he said.
the office of tux ('()lnlllis~lnllrr
must \‘Ult' on some sort of a salary in:
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\v.
son \\-lllll,
Buy, . Be
The kind with' wOOl, warmth at a cotton price.
Indian Blankets .. . . . . . . . . $7.50 i Traveling'Rugs . . . . . . . . _ .,
Beacon Bathrobe Sets;—Completewith cords and frogs. . . . . . . , s
Plaid Blankets. . . Sees-$9.50 l’Crib Blankets 98c It. s .93
Beacon Bed Blankets—White or grey . . . . . . . . . .
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AJNEW» LINE OF SHOPPING BAGS
The first business of the new coun—
cil was the election of a pl‘l-Sltlt lit for
Councilmnn Curtis nominated Coun—
cilman Charles l“. Mills. the nomina-
tion being seconded by both Council-
'l‘he council
Mr.
.\lr. llarton then unnouncu-rl his np-
pointmt-nt of Judge 'l‘umulamy HS cor—
lit‘lltl'TSA’ln
the rest of the appointive Ot'tivt-s in his
is .m
llllll. \Vt' (‘ztmlol do that luniu'hl."
'l‘hv council Comtniltvcnpu us up-
pointt-(l by Mayor lnrton. it'llinys'm‘
(‘flllllllllll‘p nu llt’nllll‘-"l.lzwlll.ts i-‘.
James.
Committt-v ( ) l~‘innnco~~ (l: are.» 1:.
Curtis. .
Committee [)3] Police .- >‘ mint! .1.
Kerb-r.
Committee on l"il'v-——Jn~- pit ll.
Taylor.
Committwv bu lil:ltw:us t‘ .i.. .1
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quested. All the automobiles and ii-
quors seized frotn time to time by fed-
elul enforcement officers have been in
charge of the marshal under orders
OI" the l‘nitcd State-5' district court.
The value of the liuids is said to have
reached large figures and there have
been scores of automobiles. both pas~
sengcrs and trucks. livid in storage {or
disposal by the marshal under court
orders.
I-‘ILA SK] .1 N SCI“ )0]. NOTES.
The Seventh and Eighth Grades
have been divided into A and ll sec-
timis.
The general plan is to lmve the A
so'cllnn complete fifteen months wank
m tn-n months time; thus. tlu: Sort-n A
sm-tlon should complete by next June.
not only the work of tilt- Seventh
(irmiv, but also mu- hull' year's work
of tlu- Eighth Grmlv.
l'lmn showing ability to carry the
work of the A suction pupils will 1‘0
rim-n an Opportunity to advance. Pu—
(‘Ommittu- on t'lv::riii:.~ «‘liml .-
I~‘. Mills. pils who fail in tukv advantage of op-
Commute-- on Public buildings. pI-riumtivs llll’S“lll|'tl in the A fi't-
George 1. lnghum. . ‘imls‘. will be tlt'uppt-d T6 the 1; 5e:—
(‘mntuith u U21 l‘wmm: r"l m», .\. lions.
llrown. , ll) :xplnn adopted this year pur-
l-‘Ollnwini: llll'Sl’ Il-lllll111l1inj;5_ tum”, . MS or Junior High School pupils fll‘x‘
cilmun ’i‘uylnr pl'v‘bn'lllvvtl in norm l. ”“liilwl of tlt‘llt‘lt‘llClt‘h" in scholarship
tinu for the mum or Fit; (‘1. ,k 13”. Hr conduct. l‘\'t"l‘_\' two \vvvks.’ The
name of Stephen llukus. "mm-r city ”it“ “1‘0” Mum-sis the L‘tl—Olll‘l'lillylll
clerk lllllll'l' thr- iimslrom
tinu.
that should .\lr.
he would give
capable so nice.
seconded thc nomination.
oil by vote ugh-ml on
was cullctl forward by
and {rive-n the oath of office.
stepped to the
shook hands “in;
who 11:13 ht-ltl “in attic.»
four years. t‘nnsidrruhle
was l‘lt“:ll'(l \vltvn .\lr.
pine-I at the Mayor's llL'lli han-l.
Councilman \\‘hitt- than
the name of Edward F.
crum-
flml Mr. llui‘l‘y was” true.
faithful employee of the city.
nomination was sv-cmnlml by (‘Ounml
man Curtis. untl the council \Ult'tl l'.
lmkus be “li‘l'll'(l that
llOll4>l. faithful
Councilman
Tllt‘
for thv
them. was rectivml. and it was volt-l
tlmt it be accepted and a letter 0
thanks sent to the committee.
meeting adjourn until 7
Tuesday. October 11th. which was cur
ritui.
I-‘nllowimiK the numernu
m outing-
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M’AULIFFE GETS
(Continued From First Page)
fluid" to obtain bonds for
lawyers and friends. They
liquor traffic uncovered by the
police in their inquiry into i
of Louis “'iukle of New Britain.
curb l‘cnl t‘Slillt‘ dealer. the stall“ pl>ll<‘
l‘nlltlt' Ito-additional arrests. lt
connection with the \Yinklv :lnnl
Sergeant llie‘...:v-lson
of man
It. was. in o
saloonkm-pcr
15.
Kalkowski,
slaughter. until Oct.
about this saloon
rhis death and officers \clu‘lmed Kai
kowski said \\'inkle fell
Knlkowski to gix’e‘ the
contributed to \Vlnklc'
attention
death.
State's Attorney Alcorn saw Rich
Saturday.
Several. at
taken by, a stenograéherr
nests were made in t- and” ‘u
. . we“ 1. . ,
:{vimiulstrn-
Mr. Taylor said that it t" I: Mia'v
and
Mills
coun-
Mr. llokus. who
Mayor linrtou
lie then _
city r‘ltrk's’ plau‘t- uml
lrvlng ll. Rolwrtsnn.l
past t
applause
lmkus took his
of Street Commissioner. saying,
irinl null
Thr-
. ' . - ~ ~ 1 . ti t- .
Councilman 1“. h r moyed't mt 1 tory to the introduction of
:30 u clock on
people Lmtlwrmi round to connrntulnlt‘
BAIL OF 5315,0000
tin-m 0b)
are llI-lu
Sldl!‘
be dentin
fl
is llt'
ll-
01' New llrituin "Fill“ fifty-fifty
that \Vinkie met:
downstairs.
The state now alleges that failure ofl
man surgical:
ardson at the Hartford county jail last
Enid it was reported that the t
latter made a statement which wasi
week
Soon .
at
(It ll‘m parent in encouraging: tilt" pupil
to do lwtt. r work. The second report
calls for a conference l.i(>t\\'«'-t>n parent
and teacher. Many parents have
simliiiml their desire to CO-Ol‘uél'nlc with
the school! in this work. by visiting
‘the teachers. and much has been guin-
.ml by both parent and teacher when;
1over such a conference has been ht‘i .
{Attention to these notices at this line
will assist materially in prevvn in:
pupils from tailing of promotion in
‘ February. '
The first fire drill of tho year was
‘lli‘lll last Thursday. The building was
entirely t-nlptlvd. and all pupils were
I‘l‘l‘S"lllt'«l . _
llull’v fm. the in line in the yard In :1 minutes and
20 seconds.
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SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAYS
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ORLINS’
TIRE WLOANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO . ACCESSORY STORE
39 West Washington Street
All WORK GUARANTEED
wow and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
9 Prlces Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oil!
\
WELDING
Kendrick's Garage
30 Chestnut Street :39
Phone 017 South Nos-wall.
TYPEWRITERS ‘
Remington. Underwood, L. c. Smith,
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired. exchanged.
Our Agent Is in Town Every Day.
Plummet Typewriter Exchange
156 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working
Country Water Syste'm and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONF 492
21 Taylor Ave" 80. 'florwalk. Conn.
‘ Bros.
'l‘lw basketball team will meet for
practice beginning orl Monday of nevt
yvn-vk. Seventh Grade teams will meet
on Monday; Eighth Grade teams on
.\\'t-dncsday; and Ninth Grade teams
1
favor of Mr. llut‘l'y. , . .-
An invit-ttimt to tlw \l-tvm' 'lll l ‘0“ l‘rhlny. These teams “4m hp concil-
‘ . ." l\e:“:.l ‘l' -.
council from t‘outt li-lmmitlo In .-\.tm- at“: “L firhwlliun’lff, i.‘fio;fi and
cis and the Sn’ns of ljallv to loin in lll‘ \' ' ‘P l " mc m. 3 open
I . . ' ' . to all students. but no student \vnl
lcrb-brntmn 01 Columbus llny \vxthx
play in a match game unless he is
l
f by all his subject teachers.
I
sinned up .
Physical education monitors are be—
Clii‘tortl prepara-
ing trained by Mr.
physical
of
to
education into the curriculum
-‘l"t‘nnklin School. It is planned
have one boy from each room lead
3 the boys of that roonl. while :1 gill
will act as leader of the girls. \\‘heu-
over possihlc this work will be done
on the playground;
Attendance honors for
September no to Grade ”Pour.
Eight. )liss Leonard lt-nt‘llt‘i‘. This
trade. nlthnurzh the lung-est in the
school. furnished the mouth with an
attendance record of 99.33 pE‘r cent.
and 3 tardy. -
The average attendance for the MI-
ihp month of
Room
lilbsclsjmm (inch on Charges 0f HRH“: tirc- school was 913$ Pf-r (‘t-nt. Tur-
ln the absence of State's Attor'l‘: film‘s“ "‘ W)“ ppm,
Hugh )1. Alcnru in \\';Isllm:lolt m . . . -‘
pi‘t‘svni it was understood here. ("\"1‘ xlin‘Ster SDht Bees
llellt‘t‘ of conditions relating to llll'fl‘lll' ‘vVlIh Jltney Duvets
‘\\'ll..\ll.\'(‘1’l‘0.\2
ii. 'i‘. \\'t-slo-l'll. :1
" ‘-Z?~i—r-np:1l minister at Ell-Jon. .\ld.. he.
rwv :1 tliHmlssr ti from
on t'nurtccu
6.74l1<‘\',
)‘mlhmlisl
lll’l.. HM.
n-t ll't'll
.‘t‘t‘l‘\i"llnll counts by an
quor cases that 11‘. men llilyi- lHJ-l‘l-fi-l‘- “.mp‘: ~‘ll<lin"ll jury. it “.35. nnnount‘ml
rested u‘nti 'uiost 0t them an: >llll» in limb,” (‘ltiut‘ nmonu' the charges wart?
Harvey: "1‘.“ ,m dmuu” f“ “2”" ll‘nfilt'killg in marriages. splitting fees.
Ina]:(:i':i<w\\i~:uilx\th':l 51:2?tht.r‘l:t:.0’.tr;(il and conduct unbeconiiuu :l. minister.
. ‘ .’ ' ' ' " ' . ‘ , The trial was ltcidlnst night.
thD “n“ ”1" ”my“ “3““!5“ ““"q‘wvl Mr. \Vestern testified that lie had
" with the jimek driv-
HARDWARE & IIOUSE
FURNISHINGS
_——-—-l
125 WASHINGTON ST..
.30. NORWALK.
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JOSEPH s. KERY, JR. ;
—. ~.——_.—_ on
H. Krieger Co.
E
i In”-
SCHOOL (OATS
i
Y a I“ -l .
For Boys and (Ill'if‘
A Very :wtw "1. an ..f s ,
(2i:l.-' ;-._.. 11-11:th iv.
5 ' . mm
5.7.95 in $230.00
(‘ltzu‘sc Account Solicited
1
CLOTHING
, and
' FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West Vlashington St. S. Norwalk
Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
BY'Experts
It Will Cost
No More ‘
New Radiators in Stock
Wall Street
9 WALL swam
. I M.
TRUE BUSINESS.
mm the beginning oar mott— an;
been “True Business.” which you M.
to maintain , ‘
Our confidence to win; «I!
comp
. (1'0
owing to the innumerable
ments which we have received I
tourists and local patrons. This In
prove to you that our effort! L9!)
in a successful business.
" is our next motto. OBI
"Cleanliness
estabish‘tnent is cleaned from and t.
I}
' F. S. LYON "
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
u.
Perfecto Bouquet Are
s
the cit u rch n 1'! NJ
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c
BOLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
.- Extra Fine Pork . . . . . .3. lb. 2%
Swift’s Borax Soap . . a bar 59
Toilet Tissue 7 rolls 250.
Pure New Orleans Molasses,
- qt. 256; 381.900
5 T
and his two sum: n: cone: illlnl: stall-1:10“ 1 his {MN ranging from $3 to $10.
Mlmmmmm' .‘HW. \m“”] M. Judge “' {for (Informing marriage- cercmonies. ‘l’
J. Malone N lill>l()l. yt-stI-zdny. Th9. ,. _ -- ‘-'_'
latte-r Sillll llr tnlkml \\'llll \\'inkle at; +
the request Of \Vlnltlr's trjA-ntls in .\'cw. “ . '
13mm“. 1 CI AL A Full Line of
At New Britain decision was aguill’ SPE S »
reserved by Judge Ailing on the) E
charge already heard against Clemens: FOR THE ‘VEE ‘ V '
GOODS
Especial attention to
Fishermen's Needs ’
the
end every twentgfour hour. so u
always keep a clear atmosphere
is opened tor inspection at $11 hoist
for the persons who wis’o’ to see lag:
our shop is kept clean and how
products are made. The “mlpecmn‘
are our friends.
Our branch store in South Nor-«IQ
is running on the same ideals. TN
goods’are made at our main store in
Norwaik. Whether you are in Nor!
walk or in South Norwalk you will b.
able to purcbac the same quantity 0|
goods and they may be delivered .6
your home at any day of the week.
Species, prices are given to lodx‘
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice ore“
and candy businese is operated by tbfi
Chocolate Shop Of Norwalk. Only tho
bakery business is operated by Henry
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St, Norwnlfl
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., 80. Norwalk. 9,-
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & CO.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
SOL'TII Nor. VALK, CONN.
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T arlov Bros.
Up-toDate cigar Store
H A L L - M A R K
CANDIES '
The Best
$1.10 lb.
WQHOdge; q
lW Bloch m 1581
Norwalk Chronicler