TONIC
Ere you (ltlll your robes of
flannel try n tire of our best Can-
(tel—coal that burns so nice and
easy. \Vhen the air gets crisp and
breezy burn at little in the gruie.
{Film the furnace fire can wait till
the weather gets l'eul snappy. All
you need to make you happy.
Cost no more than other kinds.
{Watch the blaze and cheer your
minds. (lives your cares a "quick
adieu. Drives your worries up the
Cures a grout-h. if that 's
flue.
what ails you. Death to gloom. It
never fails you. -
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“EDISON AND MUSIC"
Call at our Store or drop a postal
card to us.
There is much in this booklet
. that will prom or \.llut~ to you.
WRITE TODAY
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
Scuth Norwalk. Conn.
1|
Alterations are being made
in our store
But‘“00“
we are doing business as
usual.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 north Main St., 50. Norwalk
[ Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered to
ell parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
Homemade Butter, Eggs from our
tarm, end Buttermilk fresh dally
F. H. WEMDE & SON
Telephone 2696. Store
Telephone lfils
' TAXI
Telephone 908
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate
American Taxi CO.
11 North Main Street
.T
"COAL
GRAIN. WOOD. FEED
l
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
Have Your
'fs, Leaders and
. . Gutters
N In Shape New
I! Plioc- Are Right
momma-mo
In theee days of restricted buying. high taxes and economy, there
are two ways of developing and maintaining a. satisfactory volume or
business and that is SERVICE and QUALITY.
more attention to prices than
Some firms think they win by giving
quality. Quality ALWAYS wine for Quality is remembered longer
than prices.
We are holding steadfastly to the theory or sane management,
selling SERVICE and GOOD Lumba.
THE HATCH '&‘ BAILEY .CO.
LUMBER AIID ROOFINGS
Agents Johns-Manville 00., Bird a Son: Roofing:
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. BeckmannéaCo. Inc.
83 Washington St., South Norwalk.
PHONE 1405 Fae: DELIVERY
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND REGEPTIONS,
TAZJ SERVICE
NORWALK a GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
SOUTH NORWALK PHONES 1360, 2211
.y,
CORSET S
IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
make it leisurely. remembering that upon the correct selection
ot‘ 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
of figure, and we are sure you will find in our Corset Depart
men: the model designed to best express ycur own individuo
ullty. Expert assistance will be giyen if desired.
C ORSETS FITTED FREE
MME. JEANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING
CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street
South N orwalk
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iiiiNiiAillAN illicit -
lililllllii VIENNA
Town Near Ca ital Is Under
Insurgent chine Gun
Fire
VIENNA. Oct. 10. (By the Assa—
ciated Press).—-~\Viener Neustadt. one
hour outside of Vienna. was under
sporadic machine gun fire yesterday
from Hungarian insurgente'occum'ing
the range of low-lying hills southefit
of the city. The insurgents tinall.V
were'dislodged by the officers.
Eichbuchel also was sharply at-
tacked. and the inhabitants fled into
Wiener Neustadt. There was a Show
firing also at Brouck and at other
points in the ‘Leitha sector. “'hICh
forms part of the boundary between
lower Austria and Hungary.
The situation is regarded as more
threatening. In Vienna there is ex~
theme. nervousness over rumors that
the Hungarians might attack tonight
simultaneously with a monarehist up-
rising in the city. The social demo-
crats have warned the monarchist or~
ganlzatlons that the workmen are
ready for the first Sign of trouble. and
that they will be shown no more.“ 1‘
is known that the workmen have been
instructed to hold themselves in arm—
ea readiness.
LINER RAMS SHIP ~
SHE CAME TO AID
AFTER COLLISION
(Continued on Page Seven)
Robinson of the orchestra. All on thr
other ships mm Rite. in tin Ill_£i\."
fog the \Vt’si Czlmnk hit the liowuna
glancing blow num- the stern l-ut the
officers or the- Iillltf had hop“! to IN“
hill: to make port. The Axum-icon
\1 ssrl stood it}; in r {onru nit :1le (ll
water. “'th the I”|.\"~4‘2‘.Etl> o?‘ il‘d
Itowun ‘in &« (l and Wort on «i- k T- ‘1
minutes lat. r tl:.. Clan )lalm-Zzn l‘t‘nsh-
ed into the liowuzi and it is r-port-Il
\
lhv; lztttt r sunk fl‘. mt:- itiilz‘;t-. 1 Sn“-
ing nearly all Hm 3‘1!.\<< ngrrs :02! V": ‘n
into the \Vntor, int 1):.- Amw“ '1 :in-l
l‘lt'illsh ships .il“l .i lit-itlslt r'f'y H Y‘
pli‘ktd up all c\vat tlzé nlj~.\£' g'
The tic-mo owl:- sfru iifill
a lllt‘t‘t‘ months” ( IISQI‘J! mert
l.\ ric Tlin :itrr In (Huston
2:5?
A Wide
DETROIT POLICE
' SEARCH FOR FOUR
MAIL BANDITS
(Continued twin First Pate).
_._—-
packages cartfully opened. the band
t-yc-rmukizzg nothing of Value. ~
TULI-Il'i'. 0.. Met. ‘uk—Af‘ter h‘Cth-
in): information that a memlur of t‘:.-:
throit postal rot-Mr gang was pass-
ing through Toledo. city Grit-Clues :t' I
why-crime: tusiK-i to tin l'z or:
posed lfizi-
tltr) found
In" re )1 .; Al
l‘mriul l
Station to capture the sup
tilt. \thn they arrived.
w..- suspnst. lugsratre and all.
to bprx‘. in lmlfim on .\iu\':' a
The Rowan “.1! win» 0: " . EFF".
null hours: \zssv s w" tin ! 7.; -
sh“ “.ts of l iva‘. tots gv-t-ss l 1.
.u‘ronitnmi.itiun fur mz‘ "
pus.“ :‘t:~ 2's and .-. LP;- mm s .
0nd (“l.ixs ..‘ni B'O'T'ng’v 10-». 'z-"s \
mvmlu r 0: tho: on“ to -l t‘ ‘s sf. "\ i ’
, tin disaster: -
“l guy I‘z‘." l-v: Ania-sit \issv‘
Sfilll‘lu‘lllV apt-car at our > S‘n.
struck ll} \1 ry l'nr‘l .tml luv 'u \ 1'
t it‘d“ throat“. our st: Ht. in; u- “011v!
lunc- lzg'ul tinu for t\lI'}\...( to t-t
.t\\'.t\ tax: for tlzv t‘e-iltsiu‘ “vi: ilzc
Clan Matt-03m She slruek 2:: utmost
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
25c lb.-Wilson’s CERTIFIED HANS-25c lb.
SMOKED SHOULDERS ......... . . 12c lb.
Round Steak . . . . . . . . . ............ . 22c lb.
Sirloin Steak . . .§ . . . . .............. 250 lb.
Schultzeis Sanitary Markets
Nor-walk, 39 Main St., Wash‘ton St. and R. R. Ave, S. Norwalk
Westport
Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
Special Value in
STATIONERY 40c
WHILE IT LASTS
The Hamilton Shop
49 \VALL STREET~
PHONE
527
' Gehebe’s
Wel‘ienflmw
Quick
Hoot !
Economical!
InketheHomeaMPhco.
awesnmoronerimr “ " ‘
nmtllships Th. Rowan w; - out into lur
about hi1 and dons She wezf.
like .1 storm .
“Tr... bouts wen. ILi‘XKlf’fi’ in the (‘3'
\‘its to in- Zourrx t‘. “‘h r: the Clan
tr smushrti tlmm amurzst the hull o:
the Rowan. I think SK‘II\Q‘ of those
{x Q t.
ontl eullisim: "
FRED PATON IS ,
HEARD BY LARGE
CONGREGATION
Continued irom First Pogo
but that great solo from bliiyah cast a
spell our the congregation as the
(imretrd prophxt l-ZIlJah. sang it
through \nth his glorious \'0l(‘(‘.
Then» wvn- at the close of the sen ix‘t‘
those who sud .\ir. Patton was the
grvnttst singer ever heard in the
chun‘h: anynay. .\lr. I‘atton sang. And
it was an inspiration to everybody.
The work or the choir in the two
anthems or the euning was as usual
well done. The sermon Was on a to“
rn‘m Ecclesiastes “He hath set eter-
mu‘ in their heart." The fine on the
t‘cmsxl fish. said the
that howcx‘vr many thousands or hun-
dreds of years ago it lived at that
tinte- there was water in which the fish
lived. And it is reasonable to expect
that the element in which the crew
ture lived should show some evident‘t‘s
in the structure of the fish itself—as
it does \"e are told that man is a
spiritual being. belonging to an un-
seen. eternal order. If so man him—
self should show some marks of the
unseen and the eternal. He does
“He hath set eternity in their heart."
The sense of “at—homtknes“ in what
suggests to thought the infinite. as un-
der the sky or before the vast ocean:
the impossibility of fully and finally
satisfying than with material 3003-
alone: the {act of religion character
king human life eveflfi‘hNY and “1
an all history: the weasel“: 0' WW-
ltn—,
lost mm‘h haw lain killc 4‘. by the SEC-i
singer. entlrmg into the mood oi the.
DNaeher. pmu- ‘
T RISTRAM £9” HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
The Newest
All the popular pelts, novel effects and combinations.
COATS OF THE LATEST MODELS
Fabrics and styles as attractive as the prices.
SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS
Plaids and plain colors, in many weaves.
DAINTY DRESSES FOR LADIES AND MISSES
A SPLENDID LINE OF' SWEATERS
W
ORLI‘NS’
h
me! our. 10, 1921 W
A
fl
a
.l
i
l
Fashions in Furs
choice of models and materials.
H. Krieger C0.
SCHOOL (OATS
For Boys and Girls
TIRE V ULGANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
89 West Washington Street
AIL WORK GUARANTEED
a" and Used Tires and Tubes Sold.
Pricee Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
«-..—...”... .-..
A very
Gil'r
WELDING sir» cm
Kendrick‘s Garage
30 Chestnut Street
South .Vonralk
Charge Account Solicized
tune-:nily 0:1 tin: Lang-an platform. Phone 9‘:
tit. proud poswssor ot a capacity 3;“; . V
.. ~ , Mfi - . - .
Grunt: Ills name as “Roll tunnnx» . €1-0T‘Iil\(r
ham. lutrmt. he lie-gun turnzziz ins T} PE“'RITERS and
FOUR.“ “Hm: SN”. out .10 pron “:5 Remin ton. Underwood. L. C. Smith, ‘ . _ _ . . .
illi?€‘|""1\‘t‘ to the Postal lizsprvtor and. Rcygal. Oliver. All makes sold. It R.\I>II1\‘(I\,
“la tloor lie-came fioo-ird “'tll‘. a ram rented. repair-ed. exchanged. {—r
0! small coins and crumpir‘d or." 4502- _ WU
- ‘* Our Agent I: in Town Etiery Day. . a ‘ .
""“" s l.\l) t‘lRl.‘
\2 2‘10 Pn‘ivt station. “'lt- re in w .s Plummet Typewriter £36118ng BO) ... . i
"‘k‘“ 3“" “M ‘5" " "‘3‘" h" “’1“ _~’- 155 Fail—field Ave. Bridgepon, Conn. at the
‘tztuorfilutt‘u'r l.\ Iliiir at‘li , 7 . t l :s
>1:'2~‘.-v .zti t-w It: “at - mi. t‘~ .. i“ 1 ‘ ~e a w 1) ‘
\ ... it if Viz. :t-rm o‘ two W'LAT.‘ ‘: ' - CHII I’l‘hx b bTOtLE‘ .
. :1 . ti hr“? -‘,.=:‘. ~~ Erj’f‘ s J(,E;EPH Se BER) 9 JR- 37 wcs‘ “laghp‘gtfn St s .‘{_'. k
U 1 :7. 1:... k ; Plumbmg’ and Heatmg' , Sheet
" “ “ Metal Workm' g
_____.___..__———— ’
I‘RI‘.\(‘H\I \V I‘.l‘\~ 3m! METER"
I\ 36 5|.‘t‘0\li\.
.__..._.
T‘AIIIS. (‘93: 1-“ ~——'i'l‘.1'tyr;\ Sh?-
o-,-~‘,s for z?» inward-r r..- was t“.-
...... ‘71.“ 8 to Casio.”- F-rx .it ;.
t .l. x. .. t .
mmt held at S! Chant y'es‘n-ulny.
J.» r the nusptrn s of the Fryncl‘. At}:—
ll' tic .\!S&‘:Cl.a'll0n. If this tzm~ ts up-
.‘ r- 2
Juror-:4 I! orangutans a world‘s rm
.‘Iflilfll‘t‘ who in 2-1333-
::1 new world‘s recon! for the
:Ir‘.’ run “uh 1 tnizttztf. 5 3-5 svt‘o'tttis.
y" ShhlJ)’ insole tlzr some distanm in
7 LS eneomis.
twin ..rt)‘.
SHI‘hm.‘ -
l mtzxutr
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heater:
TELEPHONE 431 .
21 Taylor Ave” So. Norwaik. Conn.
Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
’ By Experts
L4
3 i nwm Cost _
Rosenfleld , nggflmmm l
Wall Street
9 run cram
v
Bros.
The tori: distant‘r runner Gzzrile- -
mot {ml-,1 to l-hnk the 3,-""'-filr't"'.‘ i
ETM‘OruI m“ K rlr‘w 2h! distance L". 5
;YIIIZ‘.'LII‘S_ 43 1—5 Seconds. HARDWARE & HOUSE TRUE BUSINESS. ’
a ' 11. From the beginning our mott.‘ ...
been “True Business." which R no!
lRHODI’. ISLAND “YARDSMFS
i PARADE l\' HARTI‘CIRD.
l
HARTFORD,
. been 1
Oct. 2(- .(‘hiers have
ssued from the office of the Ad-
FURNISHINGS
———n
to maintain
Our confidence is m
owing to the innumerable co
meat! which we have received 01‘
This
intantJ‘wner-a‘. permitting the Third
. end local patrons.
:Compam'. Coast .-\t‘tilk=r_\' Corps 125 WASHINGTON ST” “glitz, you lbt curate-1!
trainees.
.
.lthodt Island National Guard. to em. r
s for the purpose
'of participating in the mlelwmtioti of
the state. under arm
the lB‘th annivers‘try of the first
Company. Gmernor‘s Foot Guard. Oct.
17. :
onwssmsny-s
es“
mi Eat-sag
' fl
outfit-7,0”
”mm-minimal!
Mme. you
hummtotheim
notcheMAmlee-i
on and idea; too great {or full 31nd
complete exercise in seventy years or;
a small space; the inemdieal idealism!
or man: all these facts are the mark of
the eternal set in the human hear-if,
The world has a. thoufind voices that ;
would persuade man that the 5:111!“
thing is the life or sense 52.: its gnmd
nations He must not forget that he5
is a child or the meme .12.: the stern:
nel. %
It was announce-J. ins! night that the
choir would be assisted next Sandor
evening by Alfred P .Shaw. tenor. Mr.
Shaw is the tenor in the same choir
with Mr. Patton, For two seasons he:
has been leading tenet With the Abe-rm '
English Grand Opel-.1 Company. He,
knows and has surf: some Si\t)‘ differs
ent omtories and. his work has been:
k‘ttown and favorable weeiw‘d in Newl
\ ork. Choose. \Yashington. '
l‘tttsburrz. Minneapoits. St. Paul and in.
main outer leading cities ’
Host 0 rt.
ATLTVTIC FLEET Sills.
NEW’PORT. it. 1.. Oct. 19.—This
was moving any for the "Mm“!
force of the Atlantic fleet. Fifty or
the wee-else. nau- W at Bear
l
, SPECIALS
FOR THE “'EEK
N. Y. Blend Coffee—Try a
pound 2161b.
PumCidarVinegar..40cgaL
PureNew Orleansllolnm
...........25cqt.;90egal.
Toilet Tissue—7 rolls .....256
A. STULL
IlWSkMW.
The Royal Auto P’t’g. Co.
ntheMtogotfyoucsré‘fora
Memmntorvumaoo
l
in n so
“Cleanliness” is our next mom. on:
estabishment is cleaned from end If
and every twentyvfour hm so as!“
always keep n clear amber? 1‘
is opened (or inspection 3! 5!!
for the persons who via)‘ to rev- in
our shop is kept clean and 30"
products are made. The 1:!
are our triads. _ ,
Our Web store 3 South New“
in running on the 53:26 ideals.
goods are made- a: (z: main store ‘-
Nor-walk. “'he'hrr you are in No.
walk or in Scan .\'-:rwaik you will N
“I. to purchase the same quantity ‘
good: and Lt»? may be delivered U
your heme a: any day of the week.
Special rims are given to m
churches and parties.
In this establishment. the lee even.
and candy business is operated by t“
Cheer-Late Shop of Norwalh Only the
bakery business is operated by Hen)
Wilkins.
TEE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St., Nomlfi
Branch Store.
17 Ho. Ham' St., So. some}
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & CO.,
Inc.
5 3.11M Avenue
SOUTH NORWALK. CONS.
SO. NORWALK.
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Nor-walk
Perfecto Bouquet Are
~ New Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD “’ELL CIGAR
COMPANY
GUNS,
AMMUNITION,
COATS,
ETC.
For Hunters
A. W.IIOdge
#
Tarlov Bros.
tip-term: Cigar Store
H A LL - M A R K
CANDII‘E
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