Ere you don your robes of
flannel try a lire of our best. (‘un-
Incl—coal that burns so nioe‘und
easy.- \\’hen the air gets crisp and
breezy burn :1 little in the grate.
Then the furnace tire z-an wait till
the weather gets real snappy. All
you need to make you happy.
tl‘ost no more than other kinds.
Watch the blaze and cheer your
minds. Gives your earns a quick
adieu. Driwq your worries up the
flue. i‘m-os .1 grnnoh. if that’s
what ails you. Dua‘rh to gloom. It
never fails you.
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you :1 u npy . ' . 'll‘ ‘u‘l'y interesting
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5’“EDISON’ AND MUSIC"
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WRITE TODAY
i) The Alfred Fox Piano (‘0.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Alterations are being- made
in our store
' Batons...
we are doing business as
usual.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 North Main St., So. Norwalk
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Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered to
' all parts of the Norwalks
and Romyton
Home-made Butter, Eggs from our
farm, and Buttermilk fresh daily
, >F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2896, Store
Telephone 1618
TAXI
Telephone 908
% Any Time Day or Night
Promptly Attended
o.Prices Moderate
American Taxi Co.
11 North Main Street
COAL
GRAIN, WOOD, FEED
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 53
‘ECIAL SUIT SALE"
Ian's and Youngtm's
$15410» to $39.00*
' ‘ In these days of restricted buying, high taxes and economy, there
‘ are two ways of developing and maintaining a satisfactory volume oi:
business and that is SERVICE and QUALITY.
Some firms think they win by giving more attention to
quality. Quality ALWAYS wins for Quality is remembered
than prices.
We are holding steadfastly to the theory of sane management.
selling SERVICE and GOOD Lumber.
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: 'Agents Johns-Manville 00., Bird & Sons Roofing:
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Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmanné‘éCanc.
83 Washington St., South Norwalk.
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY
WIJ’M’I‘W
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS ' ' '5;
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS,
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a GOODYEAR CORD TlRES
SOUTH NORWALK PHONES 1360, 2211
CORSETS
IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
make it. iciszzrolv. rcmmnl upon the r-orre-et. selection
ill. _‘.:"lllx‘ L'OTKPI ‘il‘ll‘f‘ l‘l‘ 'x‘OllI‘ gowns-an
wring flint
:lle mmlishuess hi
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junr womi‘nrt .‘l atoll,
‘Ve rarrv in stock (Oi-sets r'hinh are made to fit ererv f‘l'Tte
. t 2‘11er and me are sure you will :3le in our t‘ onset. Depart»
'mrm the model nos. ed .1 lies? express your own individu-
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( 'ORSETS FITTED FREE
SOUTH NORWALK ’S LEADING
CORSETIERE 'AND CLOVER
56 South Main Street . South Norwalli
STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW
. [final-Arne ”a a,
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
25c lb.-VVilson’s CERTIFIED HANS-25c lli.
Rump Corned Beef 180-220").
Plate Corned Beef . . . . . . . 7c lb.
Brisket Corned Beef Gr lb.
Sinclair Bacon 16c lb.
Native Spinach . . . . .
Native Cabbage
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St, Wash ’ton St. and R. R. Ave., S. Nomlk
Westport Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
All Schultze Markets Close at Noon Columbus Day
...mouoa Alarm» sooN
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‘ experience :11 the courts made it un-
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_, the response in a thick Noice so low
, that it was scarcely audible ,ten feet
. away.
~ er son. Andrew F.
. bet'll together since their arrest nearly
’ two Weeks ago.
TAKE STAN-i) -. GAINSTT‘
T. F. WAUHFT'E;
Continued rim First. PM.
one
L0 as
automobile owned by
Troy of New York.
in; an
for his lawyer to prompt
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"What is your plea to this informal”
lion?” asked the clerk.
“Guilty. to my knowledge.” came
He resumed his seat; beside
his two sons. the younger hoy. \Val-
lace. Sitting between him and the old-
It. “as the first
time the father and his two sons had
Neither of the boys
was put to pit-at.
Jake \Vinkle's response
charge against him was one word.
"guilty." uttered in :1 muffled tone. He
was charged With receiving and can-
to the
realms an automobile belonginr: to
one. Miller. presumably or New York
l‘lt)’.
’i‘he acknowledgement by Richard-
Run and \\‘inkle of their crimes ren-
.‘lvrs :1 trial unnecessary on the parti-
cular charges on which they are held
in gallium bonds. They will be im‘
,-mrmnt witnesses for the state in the
“(150 against MoAulif’fP. \\’lieth~er
other charges will to lurought against
thom subsmmt-ntly for ’ilf‘ll‘ tooth»:-
in“: urn-rations the state's uttm‘nz—“x‘
drained to sav yesterday.
"l“nhiio inn-rest .llomamls .‘l
trinl wt‘ .‘xlr‘Aulii‘i'r-." \lr. Almirn 1‘
n‘larmi, Jitllll‘!"R.“il1§? tho (our? :zl'tvr Tilv
Rie'lirarrlx'on ..nzl \‘i'l'Jqlv wise-.4 7:1:
i‘r‘vn «Eisposv (l l " “le Mull.- lx i“flll\’
to proceed totlnv, or :.t ..m wtlw-r 1min
your Honor l mu . lust." lll‘ Nilll m"
haul notificd Lusty-"qri turn xr-simn-izi‘.
nmrnliér: Nllln~lilllllaiih ‘u > xiii vl’i'srt
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Mr. L‘ulnrn immkmd in am mks-n ln'
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NORWALKS” manure DRE GOODS
The Famous Trefousse French Kid Glare ,
Have stood every test during the many years that We
, WASHABLE KID GLOVES
Strap, gauntlet and one—button models, reasonably priced.
Brushes, Combs. Mirrors, Trays, and countless other items.
HAND BAGS OF NOVEL DESIGN
All the new ideas, in various leathers and slum.»
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the persons \\ ho producer: the $30.‘WG
hands tor MOAHHITP. He- Hud tlw :11?-
vnsvd federal agent. wns Within «null
and indicated that he would maintain
TIRE VULUANIZING 830?
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
30 West Washington street
W
doc tin.- d to make known the namrs of ORLINS’ y
his innocence. , W0 _ GU "TEED ,! .i ‘ i; l
RS m and Used Tires and Tubes Sold " .
PE ONAL TAX Prices Reasonable l ‘ iii . if] z
ENROLLMENT r Standard Gasoline and Oils
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’ - ¥‘. a-t‘n‘ ‘u . .19. U0 fir
the mew-tin: to t... .ll('ld mi Hctolm: r “YELDmG ;
3.31“. - 9 l' f Hr) b ’ “ ,._ , l
Air. "Hint-(v pointed out. that our Kendrltks Garage ( lldl‘-£ .ACCOUHI. \“lld. L};
nanx'nsse-m': «melting the First and 2
Fourth \V’arlts: four r-anrassers {‘01- 30. 0113:1131! Street
H-znz Hu- S-‘t‘mid and Fifth \K‘arils and the 9‘7 South Norwalk .
{may .mxnssvrs wwvrinir the Third . ‘1 (fl “l\
t _ - ll - t, ’
Ward von‘ul (’Oll'll‘tlvlf‘ the “mic of min-
:.t.mtt throw
\ ms tor lili'h purposes in
“twink. ..nd that about. two weeks mom Remington. Ufidemoad. L. C. Smith,
“‘Ulllvl l... ‘2"tllill‘i"rl léll‘ tabulation. . um» Royal. Oliver. All makes sold,
tillntnm and viwckimz bf the lists. rented. repaired, exchanged.
"”“ "1‘" m” “L “ 1 I Our Agent is m TOWn Every Day.
.‘\ ii vvr-m r n
surhrisv. Ho .- Vpl;1lt'l.’x'l ”in! . 2/: l
rmztlvst-‘rl \‘Cqur .1. “Val-27 «l‘ Na“:
lluxvn. who ‘..~ nssormiwi ‘- lll. ‘z'm .\
nounsvl for \lt'AuléfTr». "i . “sun?
at Sl“§!t"l"l.l\'Q'QI‘QSlO-‘l, E .z? l ;;‘-t was
tittrrly lili)ln§.€ll»lr for ..mi 1.) 74) ~u.
llv liltil {zilll'zt-T'rzl from “Hm: :r' 7".“
junior that rm. ::::~G “as 2 mt tr. 17%.!
until iuvvrml-or.
.iuilsé \‘V-aig. antrrrnmvwl H vm "mt
:‘t” Wad not 1“..I‘l" :,::\ ~ :- :: ~':zt- min...
“Th." not i zen Ealil mus ‘ . ':.:
I‘o-f‘tyliln-V' tum} ‘Jv “A2; nus-ninth
turn." TV‘BEl'il \lr t":xlii»':.
"ll. ‘21.", till; « '3 1:13.»; n. W
rhino wwnfitixli-i 2H: 1.” .5. _. .
SJlil lllt‘ mirth”; 41.1.“. \“ nut wt“ n1».
5pc”! 'ur us Hews -. an.” it‘lisl
Sili’fl’i‘fll that ‘3: 143‘ .. . a» :
lzlllil tntlnwrrixx :'...'. 'l’ “Cuts?! l'l’l\'
inns-i ..n bllI‘IlV' ,itv ., 71.“. :11' "
.lndzzr- “Mum nmmuv; . u as» 3..
31-47. .‘x‘lru‘k T-tvl‘,._
Sov'irirlral ill.~i...:‘tisnl’l. His “.‘sn (ms.
.ill-i ml.» '2'.'l‘al.‘- “it" v.1 z ' in
w... .anntr 'V:ll...:i£‘ trawl fin“ .ul at
I :i” H'P‘t'u‘k. 3? ‘ Ht l'lt‘ 7.118”! Hill." lllt"')l
37...: \lpppvvl 1,.ln ‘ a Open mum'- 'f’lzurs.
do: ..{i-vrrmnx, “A“ptvmlwr :3. 'l‘l'un‘
..t l‘llllillné;
rumors. 1-bit“? ,
in? Paunlv
ll sorts of
1}]v‘i‘kl‘i‘fl
gar? llht’ in :.
lli‘t‘fi
:ihmill
.vlmn .‘rx't \‘t‘tl .uwl i'ntruivrrd :ll 41“
in) liw l 'v 7 :.ml inn! yxrwkvt Napster!
with "w- in mm ( lis. bullet pollv
iir-nk v'hlrl t-rv ll ::.lid Flighlh :ih-l his!
xiv-trivial .ii‘lh.‘l“illl¢'f’ was not dilTI’r“
pm from "m- aux-e: when in.» \\'~'aikr l-
imo tin. Imn: wmm 'o assist in the,
prncomniml m. mimimlls \vhioh lap hunt
mm mm” m \‘vw llritnin.
\i‘ivr wourt linvl recessed. the ser-
izermt ..wi his sons followed IJ4“'$‘€‘V
\lt‘lmnoiurh into the consulting room.
\\'ht-rr= thrv r-Jmnli‘lt-d about ten min-
utvs l‘r'hlml :1 .40st door. \Vlif‘u
thm— ramp out again. the father and
two sons remained at the strip of the
r.onm aloof from acquaintances H?-
mainlm: in the court room until Sher-
ii’i‘ (law) was reads: to return to the
Gehebe’ 3
it’s Here If It's Hon-euro.
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ERFECTION OIL HEATERS
i PHONE I
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Quick
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: he. assumed the afternoon
‘served in France in the war.
,7 Arriving at Havre on October 25,
the decoration or the Legion of Honor
will be placed on the bier. The cruiser
COFLEN ' ~
'2, Oct; 1 Qmmwfii at“: to:- the Unwed m
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Hénry '1‘. Allen American $9» ’>
loathe: Rhineland. wit} WW
knows soldier” Wm
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.iail. «a thm stood w‘hin: Richard-
son spoke a few words to the boys hutl
stood silent for much of the time. a.
distant look in hisosv'es) He whipped
out his loyal. straightstemmed pipe.
and with his knife prepared a pipet‘ul
of tobacco by cutflngrpieces from a
plug, of tobacco.
As the trio passed from the court
room int-0 the lobby. headed for the
outer'room of the state’s attorney or-
ace: the sergeant, walked close to trial
wall. eyes straight ahead. avoiding the
glare of curious spectators. In this
his attitude (littered most i’rnm that
of his .zr-
.i‘t’lrllli‘fl‘
that Mr. Emmi
l-nnkrupt m the l‘nltud States District
. lmnkrnt‘ilov,
1when
'utipomt .l
unmnt- liwm one that they war.»
to 3-. "-'lt:l§6~!l .. lilll.
't :hur‘t 'lmv h" Smwrintvmlt-nt
Hurh-x me 'T'u' ’ ;1(tlll“l l‘roht'ii-
tint: him-"Mr \le .iuzie, i’, l”. \lt‘—;
[mnnuI-rli pr Xv“ main. ootmsvl 'or‘
the" ilic-lmrdso'w {Fl iliiiOl' \Villlurllll‘
J. Malone “T 3.11” .mmsail :‘m- \Ylu-
kl», arrived. '1“ - ' :"mners were ke'nf
in llle- mutvr ... . .i' the slfilv's at.‘
tornOVs (lffit‘v M‘. r-mirl was con-
vonml at 1:23 3 v . u k
lul‘hfll‘ilunl .| Utah “d “on.
As Sergeant *0- ...I'dfin walked into
the mam-t xuu'n 'J’w lvnd of his two-
sons and Wm“. was plain that A
must vtumy'r ...l taken mar-v in him:
dill‘illk' "w “m. 3:- has <prnt in his
lomlr _. l: . l l gull. lie .‘lvflld‘fl'a-
looking: .t .l...l:ll;lnl"‘€z§ ..nv lllhl‘r‘
than «mzhl l. Uni-d um! his wrinklwl
brow sm‘mvvl 'u reveal (l troubled
mtnal. Ho :33 ..v-uwd in the sumo
«lurk «mt Hull -».. woy‘w the day Of his!
9rr~si in: ‘o 3:..l on 5 «lean. whit1 ;
mi”! »l'tl'l Hut-arrwirx the saw tw “met
' cor So. Man and Woodward AVE.
Otlir ru’mv a-xzhmvlc-ll. are rcquirmi m Lo
ngl on :‘w 1*.rsmml To): List. and ..ll Plums!- Typewnter Exchange
mm: a? ziiilitlu'v age. Lourvtrn is? an: 156 Fair-field Ave., Bridgeport, CONN.
it ~ll" lrziitlwl to ll.“ Naomi on an.)
5h“ ll‘i‘ ~‘ll‘dlllnFnL >
:3 %;-- two ..ilg “wrri-J «lone .ll tin-
24.3“}.- ztnl» :1 would moan lllul '34." JOSMS. KERY, JR.
mm”. 3...;l; wmrli mm lltl".t‘rl[;1xl‘ttv (33:: lemg d H Sheet:
at: r ..lz‘fi :3, :.n. ;l :a’nulr. ;: :1 V :-. . - eating!
will". ,x‘mttms. metal Working
Tim marl; ni‘ tltr- personal 1.1x - omit- Country Waiter 53’8”"! and One
mom slirmltl l‘lqu" lmen star-toil In t‘cr— P P. Heaters
ain't" Est. ..mi must he i'OlnDlvlml ‘vw TELEPHONE.“
ianvar 'il:~'l. whit» tho militnrv vn‘ 21 1"?!” AV." 5°. Norwalk, Conn"
‘E‘i’tllnlvtll is required! it) he vonixilett‘t‘l ‘
3w l-‘rl:z*x:;n~v Est. 292:.
\invm‘ l‘mrton said that the matter
should ‘m- investigated before the».
rmmm‘. took ..mion. :anl‘i that some .
mums m’ urm‘s-lmn" the nemmsnrr ‘ .
2mm..- :‘vuiil-l luv» to l-e employed. ose 1e
\fR. BR.\\D DECLARE!) ll.\\K- I
RTP'I‘. B
_\ Loitm‘ has been remix-cad lav Ylé‘ I OS.
ion-d l'rwlitors of i‘liarli-s .\. llmnl.
urm‘k‘r on North Mam strcr-l.
has lumen declared
HARDWARE '& HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
l]lRtl‘l(‘l 01'
first. inf-min:
held at ‘he
l‘rtor ll. Ulney. referee in
at as \K'illiarn street. on
(\ri'nlwr tilst. :lt 11:3fl .‘l. m.
are in prnvn rmillls
vxainine the hank-
uthor neo‘swnrl‘
Southern
that the
will lm
for (hf-
YOi'k. .md
vroditors
can rt.
Now
or lht‘
“Him“ Hf
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Mundnv.
.‘l‘i‘tllltit‘s
trnstm“.
transact
125 WASHINGTON ST.
I. SO. N ORWALK.
rnpt and
linslnoss.
The Royal Auto P’t’g't o
[s the place to go if you care for
a first class Paint. or
Varnish Job.
F.. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
’ Phone 901
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning ( amp”:
have reduced prices on all Russ a;
Carpets, both washed and dry clean
All orders called for and delivered.
PHONE; 969
Are
Bouquet ‘
Perfecto
; m~_ will buy your boating“? Now Sold for 10¢
”To? 30%? Ex,“ you Our Pan. ‘atella Extras Are
am Rin- ~wrd1n: :0 th- s“: Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
FIIRCISWT‘ ‘S
f for -
BOYS AND ...x".
a the ‘3
CHILDREN ’8 Slf i
l 37 West Washington St. :. * .=. .
Have Your
Radiators K" ‘f‘m
Repaired ill
By Experts :1 -~ i
It Win00“
New Radiators in Stocii
Wall Street
9 WALL srnsm
. .%—-—s_
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our men. a.
been “True Business," which We :0!
ma- . . M “”‘r'mwmwmww-
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to maintain ..
Our confidence is Sm ,‘
airing to the innumerable co
merits which we have received ttu‘
tourists and local patrons. Thin m
prove to you that, our emn'u
in a successful business.
"r‘leanllness" is our next mom 0:!
estabishment is cleaned from end 2.
end every twenty-four hours so an it
always keep a. clear atmosphere '3
is opened for inspection at. alt hours
for the persons who VHS" to see 3'
our shop is kept clean and how ‘
products are made. The “manecmrr
are our friends.
Our branch store in South Rom.
is running on the same ideals the
goods are made at our main store :I
Nomlk. Whether you are in "no .
walk or in South Norwalk you Till M l
able to purchase the same a -'ltv at
goods and they may be thlllGTPl‘ 3
your home at any day of .56 ‘ 9-K.
Special prices are given .3 min.
churches and parties.
In this establishment. the 7‘ 9:» mm
and candy business is Operated l‘Y l“
Chocolate Shop of Norwa ;. “my ll.
bakery business is Operated l? fie"!
Wilkins.
TEE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St. Nahum
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. Nor-walk. i
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rest. Then. he walked from the re—
treat afforded by the inner part of the
ante-room. to the doorway. where he;
stood. wiping his wet brow. talking (oi
those he chose to address and looking:
any one in the eve. l
\Vinkle Has Dapper Look.
Winkle presented a dapper appear-l
ance in the court room. He appear-re;
in a. neat. suit and wore. his tortoise-.-
shell glasses In the seat behind himi
was his uncle. Constable Fred W'lnltle!
of New Eritain. hrother ol‘Louis \Vizi— l
kle. curb stone real estate hrokeri
whose mysterious death was quickly}
followed by the statepolice exposures;
in‘ New Britain.
To fight Immediate Trial. .’
_ McAulii'Ee was not; present in the:
court room yesteraav; Walter J.;
GUNS;
AMMUNITION,
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK,
COATS,
N Y. Blend (inflow—Try a
pound 21c lb.
PnnG'max-V'inegnr*..4fiogsl.
PareN'ewOrleanames
256115.; 993351.
‘J. M. LAYTON & (30..
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
SOUTH NORVVALK. CONN-
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H:A.L.L -=M A R K
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GANDIES
Them
$110 11)..
m ot:Newc Harem; of counsel for
‘ ’ and mm has his client.
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