Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 11, 1921 · page 12

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SERVICE .

In these days of restricted buying. high taxes and economy, there
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

qdality. Quality ALWAYS wins for Quality is remembered longer

than prices.
We are holding steadfastly to the theory of sane management.

selling SERVICE and GOOD Lumber.
.THE HATCH ’&‘ BAILEY .CO. fl
LUMBER AND ROOFINGS "I"

'Agents Johns-Manville (30., Bird & Sons Roofings

 
 
 
 

 
 

. TONIC

Ere you don your robes of
(flannel try a tire of our best Cau-
llel—coal-that burns so nice and
easy. \Vhen the air gets crisp and
breezy burn a little in the grate.
Then the furnace fire can wait till
the weather getsreal snappy. All
you need to make you happy.
Cost no more than other kinds.
M'atch the blaze and cheer your
minds. Gives your cares a quick
adieu. Drives your worries up the
flue. Cures a; grouch, if that’s
what ails you. Death to gloom. It

 

 

 
 

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Quality Groceries and Free

 

 

”mans... . 1‘ Delivery.
SERRISM A-sfeBtcmanwco'hQ
- -- . _ , ,_ ashmgton St., South 37.23298...“

 

PHONE 1405

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- liAmenfllllBlm
 “Militias.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

FREE

We will gladly hand or mail
you a copy at our very interesting

booklet

“EDISON AND MUSIC”

.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS ”in“!
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS, '
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
SOUTH NORWALK PHONES 1360, 2211

 
 

 
 
 
 

Call at our store or drop a postal

card to us.

 

 

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CORSETS

IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE

make it leisurely, remembering that upon the correct selection
of your corset depends the modisllness of your gowns—and
your comfort as well.

There is much in this booklet
that, will prOve of value to you.

WRITE TODAY

The Alfred Fox Piano Co.

South Norwalk, \Ve 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-
allty. Expert assistance will be given if desired.

CORSETS FITTED FREE

MME. JEANNETTE

SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING g L

CORSETIERE AND GLOVER
56 South Main Street South Norwalk

STORE WILL, BE CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW

Conn.

 

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" Alterations are being made
in our store

Batu"...

We are doing business as
usual.

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

H.’ A. MEAD

Prescription Pharmacist

8 North Main St., So. Norwalk

Schultze’s Holiday Specials

 

 

 

l

........2lbs.,25c
....l4clb.

.. . 20c lb.
22c lb.
25c lb.

HAMBURG STEAK . .
BOSTON BLUE FISH .........

Flank Steak......................
Round Steak...................
Sirloin Steak.............. .

WILSON ’S CERTIFIED

.25c lb.--HAMS--25€ lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash ’ton St. and R. R. Ave, S. Nor-walk
Westport Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
All Schultzc Markets Close at Noon Columbus Day

 

Perfectly Pasturized

Milk and Cream

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

'TAXI

Telephone 908

 

 

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Any Time Day or Night

 

Calls Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate

American Taxi Co.
11 North Main Street

CCOAL

 

 

 

 

 

PERFECTION ( OIL HEATERS

(7A.?

Aleutely Can. Be

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

rier to locate

the errors and delays of wrong deliv-
ery.

whistle or ring of the carrier.

 

GRAIN. WOOD, FEED Fer
3:313 Carried Prom'ths
DEVINE BROS. ' Attic to the
PHONE 53 Cellar! ‘
— — ”" ' Economical l ' _ '
_ ‘ SPECIAL SUIT SALE Make the Home Cheerful Place.
_ Ken’s and Young Men’s 35 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK

 

$15.00 to $30.00 ‘

 

the delinquency and conform to the

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GERMANY AMER/mar
REVENUE. VS
BERLIN Oct 11 The ’-
ment‘s search for new sourcesmrte‘rz:
Venue to meet increasing expenditures
has brought a group or humoi‘ilto
hi:- $.1va

chest measurement.

Another suggests attention be paid
todouHe chins and “.whiskey noses."
..Thé prop‘bnents of the rat tax in-

cin" din "
«static ' _ ‘ ‘3“:

 

 

BElNll Fillllilll

, BERLIN. Oct. 11,_The govern—
ment is trying to halt a. gambling
(ever which has been sweeping Ger-
many for many months and which :iu-
thorities say continues to spread at a
surprising rate despite hundreds of
arrests. the.conriscation of millions of
marks. sentencing of scores of persons
to Jail and the imposition of heavy
fines.

C1089 upon the heels of the gambl-
ing and speculation mania which
appeared among the people of all
classes. came a horde of stock market
manipulators. race track touts. bucket
shop proprietors and organizers of
getsrich-quick betting associations.
who. starting with small sums sub-
scribed by working men and women.
shortly were able to open luxurious
gambling houses.

At least a dozen such establish- ,
melits Operating in Berlin. Hamburg.
Dresden and smaller provincial towns

 

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have been raided and closed by ”W
police.
Sums as high as meadow marks

have been found and confiscated by
the police in gambling houses which
apparently were catering only to the
smaller gamblers. The proprietors
have been held on charges of fraud.
The horse—racing seasOn. which has
been unusally successful. “UVTWl ”l“
crooked gamblers mm )irolnuiI-l‘s a
chance which th-y promptly tonk (l-l—
vantage of and it is knoun billions of
marks were waged on all» i-ll‘li “ll-“-
Some Of ihf‘M‘ [)l'nlnoll rs lvvt‘nlill‘ 1
widely known as reliable ‘ilit‘nl‘lll:lul:~'

 

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is hazardous
in loss of valuable an
causing consequent trouble to all con-

make this report on “'ednesday. Oct.

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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY‘ GOODS STORE

l The NeWest Fashions in Furs

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 wide choice of models and materials.

 

 

A SPLENDID LINE OF " SWEATERS

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TIRE WLGANIZING SHOP J
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and frequently results
d important mm:

H. Kriegel Cu.

St‘lloOif mm
For iievs and Girls

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and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
80 West Washington Street
All: WORK GUARANTEED
«ow and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable :
Standard Gasoline and Oils ‘

crm-d.
The letter carriers of this city will

 

This is to be known as "National
itcceplahle and House number
Post patrons should

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‘vhsxls Day."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

and mmlc so much mom-r {or iii. ll' k ‘ ,
(‘lirnivlt- that they I)”; 31.. popular curt ll'.l(l)‘ io‘livip the Post Office 0ch l v 1.:
idols. l-y having ilic proper facilities boi’o"? r . . _. I - , U.
l
Following: ”1,. breaking 731‘ of :l (lac (‘cllslls is made. g'ltu ‘ vii} 1
numlwr of thr- morc prosln :clls in lA “'fi”‘—" * ‘VELDDJG ' I“ ‘ (U ‘ “ 'l 0
“Hi: clubs. lill' board of :m- HANS ol‘ ‘Iaine as a x ' .

‘ . - u ' , -.,~ ‘ ‘ . 1 l q I . d
the (-runcwuhl rucc truck nun: l‘u z'— . , Kendrick'g Garage 1 ( il.ii,~( ..((tll!l.i . (3 it”?
ill]. “'i‘licil l‘i’lt‘Ith-S [hr 3-..i'n;;,l-;. n: Slight Quake
hullllr...ls or thousands .' 1.. :smzs . 30 Chestnut street
during lhv \\-.-..k_ ban-H] 1 ."w m' ll,- ICAS'TI‘UIIT. 11".. Oct. ll.—-—A Sllul‘li ‘ Y - 'v * ‘ .
best known jrlt‘kn-ys {or 1p, “N3 N1“ Illl'illllllilkf‘ was i'l-lt in this section 01' Phone 917 South honuilk .
pended mm :5; for “n.;. ,3 ”my”. l .‘lnillf‘ and .\'r\\' Brunswick yesterday. . ‘ , ‘ _ _< l ‘I V
W... TYPEWRITERS ““0““ G ‘
races in which illi y rotlt .tzul >litilill‘ WWI“- . and
omnsm. ‘ llntllln: or dislns and shaking of Remington, Underwoode. C. Srmth, ‘ . V qr“,(‘q

In :1 final Hm” 'n my ‘ 2‘.“ ._ .--27 , llllll‘iill'IS at ‘~ :1. m. were reported at Royal, Oliver. All makes cold, 11 I?“ I. i ‘ It.
ling ml! the millmriti. . 3.”. «m. I" try and I‘nmllrrvkc. in Maine. and rented, repaired, exchanged. i for
nounpml m, 3. “m 3”.“ M , war" H :n (‘nnmoiw-lln. (m tlir- New Brunswick Our Agent in in Town Every DaY- , . . \«D (lliln
itllc owners or p;.,~..;1..h...' 1'..'~.-. «Liv- 03‘ HH‘ l~(\i'4it'l’. , E i B03 '5 ;\‘ v.
in “4...... H... gumms Wm,“ Plummet Typewriter xohange I 1‘
to (nitrate. Advertise in the Sentinel. 156 FalrfieldAvc.. Bridgeport, Conn. at tile
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CHILDREN S mitt

 

 

Soldiers Sewn—tonedw
to Algeria Rescue
Guard from \Vrccifi

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" l' four

LYHNS. i-‘rzlllcc. 0c! 12 »
cuffed in pairs and in l' l
nvminrmcs. l2 French nil tnry prison-i
ours-on route for Air-aria ‘r) Sen": 5‘ :l—i
tenet-s rung-1m: from ltve to 15 yr-llrs,§
“'t'i‘o aboard the Strasbourg-Marseill- s:
express when it jumrwd the track :ttl
Les I‘:(‘ilf‘i8 a few IlliitS from lien.
l-‘orty passengers “"111: killed and 70
injulcul. .

None of the prison rs was seriously
ll‘H‘i. but three flt‘llti. l‘li’lf'b’ \V're kill: ti
and the (tllt-r plum-d under the wreck-
:lgc lny seriously Wounded.

All semblance or authority and or-

lg.

(‘u‘l' ll..d (I|Slippl'iil‘tll The prisoners
were tree but. ll..~iv:id of running
away. thcv puilml the wounded gen-

durm“ out 01 the tangled mass of wood
and iron and illlii him or the grass.
During ihc nicllt they rescued 31 in-
julni passengers. Then the)“ m“)

 

 

 

 

Postmaster (Gnu-nu Orders Suncy
October 19. 1931.

A nation-wido- cllmpuign has been‘
begun by the Post (it‘lice department
the dirccilon of Postmaster
\Vili l'i.- Hayes for a more

un do- i‘
Gcnerul

pro in! and r-l‘licu-nt delivery of mail. 1301'. so-
As fi‘prcliminary

step in that (iii-cc?
lion he has ordered that every Post.l
master at offices having city or Villngi
delivery shall require the letter car-
riers to report the address of every
residence and business place on their
routes not properly numbered or
equipped with letter boxes or other
receptacles for delivery Or the mail
without risk or loss on Oct. 19. 1921-
Postmasters are directed “DOD 7““

. Metal Workinz
:Stops Hair ("tuning Out; Tim-km» Comm-y water System and On.
. Bonutifics Pip‘ Heaters Have Your

' rv. nl‘.

37 West Washingtcn SL135”

JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
Plumbing and Heating; Sheet

 

DANDERINE

 

 

 

TELEPHONE «a
' 21 Taylor Ave.. So. Nor-walk. Conn.

Radiators

Repaired
By Experts
It Will Cost _ _
No more ,
New Radiators in Stock

Wall Street
9 WALL STRRIIT

 

 

 

Rosenfield ‘
Bros.

 

 

 

 

 

 

L4 .7 - . ah—tfi

HARDWARE & HOUSE TRUE sumac p ‘
From the beginning our-.mott. K

FURNISHINGS mahwfimsmefl'” "I!“ ,1... we!

 

 

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.aS-ccuts buys a bottle of “Dander- Our mnnaegcemnummcofl

 

 

 

 

Illt‘lIlSt-lvvs up.
'l'hc-y have since in“ for Algeria to
sun... n...” “nutmes‘ but it La under- h‘?" at any drug store. After one up- 3:13: :g'ch we have weakens“!!!
Stood that the Minister of War is.plication you can not find a partict-e . tourist! and local patrons. T II
studyinlr ihp case and the opium” 13i05'ddllilrllfl or a falling hair. 13051495 125 WASHINGTON ST» prove to you that our 630!" M:
Oxilro-Rsrfl that. in due course of red f‘u-ry linir shone m-w llfc, vigor. A in 3 successful business.
"‘9“ ”WY will 1m pardoned. ;llrighlnes&‘ more color and abund— so, NORW LK- I "Cleanliness"is our nextmom. W
\‘\1 [UV \l \l lance. estabishment is cleaned from end a
4 I ‘ < ‘1 I ‘ "IL Clixsrs. end every twenty-four hours so an
m ..
l , , fl always keep a clear atmosphere. It
The Royal Auto P t g CO is Opened tor inspection “:33th

for the persons who wisi in:
our shop is kept clean and how

products are made. The uinspectors-
are our triends.

F. S. LY'ON

[s the place to go if you care for
. JOB PRINTING

a first class Paint or

 

 

I V . Jab. rwalk b n inSuthN cl
' ward N0 Our ranc store 0 orw
Main and WM Ave' South is running on the same ideals TN
Phone 901 . . goods are made at our main store in

‘ ‘ ‘ ' Norwalk. Whether you ar In Non
walk or in South Nor-walk you will )0

 

 

 

able to purchase the same quantity :1
goods and they may be delivered U
your home at any day of the week.
Special prices are given to lods‘
churches and parties.

To THE PUBLIC

the
From now until further notice
Connecticut Carpet Cleaniillg 15:;93)’
a ,
have reduced prices on ry cleaned.

 

 

ceiving such reports to communicate
with the owners or occupants of such

 

 

 

building not properly equipped urgl 18
them if they desire a. prompt and care-
ful delivery or their; mail to comb?!“-
aie with the-Post Office department
by their assistance in providing PW-
per receptacles for the‘deposit of their
mail. vNo particular type. or style 0‘
receptacle is required. It may be or
consist of either a slot ln‘the door or
a. conveniently located box as near the
street as possible? House numbers
should conform to the system adopted
by the Municipal authorities Correct-
is; numbered houses Enables the car-

promptly places to
which mail is addressed and to avoid

 

Carpets, both washed and d
All orders alied for ”d delivered- In this establishment, the ice cres-
PHONE 969 and candy busbess is operated by in
Chocolate Shop of Norwaik Only as
L . . bakery business is operated by Henri
meta-Is Wilkins.
on! A souni DIAI- Penfecto Bouquet Are THE OROOOLATR SHOP '
We will buy your housing: Now Sold for 10¢ Main Store, :6 wzlls St.. Norwail.
M M ”9.": m an ranc . tore.
goods. Anything you Our Panatella Extras Are 17 No. M . St" 80.1% n 5

 

Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢

OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY

 

 

I113":
Philip P. Mahoney
I! Van landt Street

“who“ Geode Always on late

INSURANCE

J. M. LAYTON & C0»

 

 

 

Mail receptacles insure the> safe dc—
livery of the mail in the absence of
the occupants: also. the delay of
mail through its return to the post
office when there is no one to receive
it, or there is delay in answering the

All delinquent. patrons who fail to
provide proper facilities for the re-
ception of their mail are to be re~
quested by the Postmaster to remedy

requirements. The letter carriers will

then be required to report the results

and the matter followed up in cases

where neglect to comply with the re.-

quirements as reported. ‘ '

punch tune laden. suddenly
mam .

 

 

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Inc.

5 Rallr' oad Avenue
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. i

GUNS.
AMMUNITION,

COATS, ‘ 4.

ETC- T arlov Bros.

. Up-to-Datc Cigar Store
. For Hunters H A LL _ M A R K

CAN DIES
The Beat
$140 lb-

: _, rel. 15a

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SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK

 

 

 

N. 'Y. Blend Coffee—Try a '
pound ..............21c lb.

Pure Gidar Vinegar .7. 40c gal.

Pure New Orleans Molasses
........... 25cqt.;90cgal.

Toilet Tissue—'7 rolls ..25c

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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