. TONIC
"Ere you don your robes of
flannel try a fire of our best Can-
nel-coal that burns so nice and
easy. When the air gets crisp and
breezy burn a little in the grate.
'J'hen the furnace fie can wait till
- thérweather gets real snappy. All
you need to make you happy.
Cost no more than other kinds.
Watch 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
never fails you.
also
FREE
. We will gladly hand or mail
‘ you a copy 01 our very interesting
, booklet
-‘ “EDISON AND MUSIC”
. Call at our store or drop a postal
' card to us. 4 5
There is much‘ in this booklet
that will prove of value to you.
WRITE TODAY
: The Alfred Fox Piano CO.
South Nor-walk, Conn.
Alterations are being made
in our store
But......
we are doing business as
' usual.
H A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
North Main 815.. So. Norwalk
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered to
= 811 parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton ,
‘ .Momo—mnde Butter, Eggs from our
farm. and Buttermilk fresh daily‘
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2698, Store
Telephone 1618
»TAXI
. Telephone 908
Any. Time Day or Night ,
68118 Promptly Attended
' to. Prim Moderate
American Taxi Co.
11 North Main Street
SERVICE _
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 remembergd longer
than prices.
We are holding steadfastly to the theory of sane management,
selling SERVICE and GOOD Lumber.
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THE HATCH, '&‘ BAILEY.- Co. Se
LUMBER AND BOOPINGS VI?
; 'Agents JohnsManville 00., Bird & Sons Roofings'
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In these days of restricted buying. high taxes and economy, there ’
Delivery.
v
A. F. BeckmannEaCOJnc.
83 Washington‘ St., South Norwalk.
PHONE 1405
FREE DELIVERY
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE .
.. DISTRIBUTORS ‘
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS "W:
' umousmns FOR WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS,
TAXI SERVICE
._ NORWALK a GOODYEAR cone TIRES
SOUTH NORWALK PHONES 1360, 2211
IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
make it leisurely, remembering that upOn the correct selection
”of your corsct 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-
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
56 South Main Street South Norwalk
STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY TOMORROW
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
“GREEN” BLUE FISH I . . . . . . . . . . . 28c 1b":
FANCY SHRIMP 28clb.
.lSclb.
SNAPPER BLUE FISH
32c lb.
Steak'HaIibut.....................
Steak Salmon 25clb.
Steak Cod 22clb.
Steak Boston Blues . . . . . . . . .. 14c4b.
Fresh Mackerel 32c1b.
Butter Fish 22clb.
WeakFish ..... ...... ..18c1b.
Flat Fish ..... ..... ..... .........12clb.
Haddock 10c lb.
Fresh Stock Finnan Haddie 18c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash’ton Stl anti R. R. Ave., s. Nomik
Westport Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
.....
announce-uo-o‘oo-cuo
ECOAL
‘GRAIN, WOOD, FEED
DEVINE‘ BROS.
PHONE 53
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SUIT SALE
“Hell’s and Young Men's
$15.00 to $30.00 .
8t
':-PHONE
. 527
Prompt i
Delivery
Gehebe’s
It". Here It It's Housman}
PERFECTION
Absolutely Can Be
For
Quick .
Heat! C'amed From the
—— Attic to the
' Cellar l
Economical I '
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, Make the Home a Cheerful Place.
25 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
WANT HENSlll
iii 200 Hills
(AL?
STORES. 001111.. Oct. 13.——The am-
bition or every owner of ever." pen in
every laying contest is to have his DUI-
lets average 200 eggs during the hen
year. which starts on November first
of each year and ends on the lust day
of the following October. in thevlay-
eng contest at Storrs a pen of W hite
Leghorns from Cooperstown, N. Y..
another pen from Hollywood. \Vash..
and a. pen of \Vhite W'yandottcs from
Bridgeton. R. 1., have already passed
the high water mark and there are
still three weeks to go. in other
words. these three pens. with a total
of only thirty hens in all. have laid
more than 6,300 eggs. Before the
race is over on the thirtieth of Octo-
ber, the management of the contest
believes there will be three other pens
in this group. E. H. Scott's. from
Farmington, Conn.; Burclmcll and
Jonson’s, from Thetis Island. Ii. C..
and W. H. B. Kent's. from Cazcnovia.
N. Y.
In the 49th week the total produc-
tion for all pens was 1,878 cggs. or a
yield 0f nearly 27 per cent. Holly-
WOOd Farm's pen of Leghorns. from
Hollywood, VVash., is an easy first fori
the.week. with a score of 41 «grits. A
pen of Barred Rocks. owned by Julcs
F- Francois. Westhampton licacll, L.
1., was second best pen for the wwk
with a yield of 33 eggs. C. 1‘. Scott's
R. 1. Beds. from Peoria, 111.. and A. l’.
Robinson's Leghorns. from Cain-Hon.
N. Y., tied for third place with Bil
PRES (*ach. Two pens of l.i’;:i:<)rns c ll~
tcrcd by Andrew 1.. 0hr. “'allinct‘md.
Conn.. and L. E. Ingoldsliy l'nopors.
town. N. Y.. tied for fourth piui‘i‘ “mi
35 eggs each.
During; the nth three wr-n ks all Of
the houses used in connection \\iih
the laying conicst will hc ('14 unml and
renovatcd in preparation for llu‘ III‘V—
cnih annual laying contcst. “inch “'1'”
start on the first day of Km: qu'i‘.
This nil-ans n nrw supply of .\.!liiI in
(:ich pcn. spraying. (Ilslllrtt'illlx :lnd
whitening thc inside of the lions-«g It
is believed that the color 01' 1“" in-
side of the house has somv . rim-t on
the number of runs that Ill" in us Izi)‘.
I'iccnuse ihcrc is a inmirnm for tl.--
birds to cm up cariivr in lili‘ morning
and to stay up a liillc 1.114: xiiulzis.
‘ihus slightly Icngilivning li." slwrt
day of winter.
Thr- four lcadin: pvns in much or
the principal “:il‘ii-iics 111"“ as i’l-Tltms:
I'lnnuuth hooks.
\V. H. R. Kent (Harrell).
anenoyia. .\'. Yx ............. 104:
Juli-5 1’. l’i'nncuis
(Ilzirrrd lluvks).
\Vl'Slhz’llliplnn I‘M al'lr 17.. I . ... .1077
Rock ROSc Farm (limrcd).
Klitonnh. N. Y ............... 1071
James l“. )lardonaid
(\Vhltc Rocks),
East Pembroke. Muss. . . . . .1404
Rhmlc bland Iicds.
(Thai‘lcs ii. Lanc.
Southboro. Muss. . . . . . . . . . .1928
The Orchards. ..
South Hadley, Mass .......... 177$
Sumiyficld Farm.
“'nllingl‘ord. Conn ............ 1730
Henry 1’. Walker.
Hudson. Mass ................ 1714
“'ln'ic 1.1-gliurns.
Hollywood Farm.
Hollywood. “”3511 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2129
L. if. Ingoldsby.
Cooperstown. N. Y ..... . ..... 2042
Ernest H. Scott.
Farmington. Conn ............ 1964
llurchell & Jansen.
'I‘hctis Island. B. C. . . . . . . . .1950
Other Varieties.
Ohcd G. Knight
(\\'hiie \Vyandoilcs).
Bridgeton. 11.1. . . . . .. . . .2152
H. I'. Cloygs.
(lint! \‘\‘yandoitcs),
Silver Lane, Conn ......... '. . . 1670
A. ii. Hampton
(illack chhorns).
Pittstown. .\'. .1 .............. 1527
{‘lemcns J. lliemand
(\Vhitc \Vynndolics).
New Ilrilain. (‘onn ........... 1478
BETHEL ROAD
' IS FINISHED
(Continued tmm First Page}.
way dcpnrimtnt concerning the roaII
between Canaan and Norfolk. which is
open onlydo one way traffic at ihc
railroad underpass. Autoists are in—
structedio slow down when approach-
ing-this point. A detour will be post-
ed if the road is closed.
Detour Nor-cs. sary.
A short detour is necessarv in the
South Norwalk-l'lziricn road, which is
now in process of construction.
Report of progress on the following
roads on which work is now being
done shows: ' A
The Brooklinc-Hampton road
open for tflfllc: (‘olumbi-Heliron‘road
is opened to traffic for over a mile.
but. the detours are poor; the Hamil;
ton state road has been completed
and the Hampton Hill road is finished
except for a short and narrow detour
at the bridge where work is still going
on; Liberty street. in Stonington'. has
been closed for construction but a
short and good detour is provided
there; thIJ miles of the Glastonbury
to New London road has been finished
and at other places detou‘i‘s are pro--
vided. '
Roads Opcn to Traffic.
Thames street. 0 oton, and “'11“.-
ney avenue. in Ha den, have been
completed and are open for traffic.
Beacon Falls to Oxford. Southburv
and South Britain and the Barkham‘.
steadJVew Hartford roads are all open
to traffic.
to the Rhode Island line; Torrington
to Neqaug: Harwington to Torrington.
Stafford and Somers: East \Vindsor
road to Broad Brook. Killingworth.
South \Vindsor and “rapping, Halls
Boulevard. Bloomfield and Chester to
Killingsworth interferes only slightlv
with traffic. . . . 7
Between Woodbridge.;ia.nd "Bethany.
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*tlie‘window display.
CLAIMS OLD
CHURCH FUND
...—...
Continued rrom First 9880-
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and when the church was dedicated
the Temple Builders. having accom-
plislicd its object. dropped their or-
{.IdllIZHIIOll.
It sccms. liow’cvcr. that they did not
draw out all their money. and left 21;!
in the bunk drawing interest. Mrs.
Maclmllnn {rot busy after reading inc
advertisement. \‘iih the. aid of Dr.
lluw'npm't of “'1 crhury. who was the
pastor 50 years 211:0. 5110 established
thi- clziim for the money. and the bank
turnvd ovcr to her ihc sum of $59.47.
At a meeting: of the “’Omim‘s
immune, Of the church last work. Mrs.
.\i:icl.cll:in turned over $50.47 to the
society. and rclatcd the story of the
find and the history of the Tcmplo
lluildcrs. and how the socicty liad col-
lccicd ovcr $1.000, and forgot to draw
out all their money. but as it was in n
hank drawing intercst the forgetfuh
ncss was a gain railicr than a loss.
is‘
Work on the roads from Danielson'
GERMAN SOLDIERS IN NEED.
! 1U‘JRI.1N., Oct. 13.——’l‘lie financial
plight of some former high army 0."-
liwrs. who. dcprivui oi‘ governma-lit
mm which was their only incomc. 1151\"
'Iivwn i‘deucr-d to strniicncd circum-
'stunccs lms causvd :i movement amount
l'orim-r soldiers to lu-lp them by donn—
itions of sums ranging: from fixc to 10
Imarks. Only a few of the Former
ih‘icld hlnrslml Conrad \‘0n Hoctzcn-
idorf dccliuiug a. donation of 4.00"
,mnrks wrote:
I "I am not complaining. and feel 1
[have litilc cause to cmnplain. when I
think of the many wounded men who
have even less than I. This money
should go to help thcm." _
You lioelzcndorr and his wife arc
living: at Innsbruck. occupying: a
small room in which their meals are
prepared on an elocttric stove. The
”former Field Marshal's‘ income
amounts to less than 1.200 German
marks monthly.
Many former high officers have been
compelled to leave Germany for Aus-
tria and Poland. “'1er thcir German
marks have a grcaicr purchasing
power. Others have taken low—salar-
ied positions in the German provinces
where tho cost of living is low.
Considerable sympathy for these
men recently has bccn manifest even
in liberal. socialist. radical. and anti—
monarchistic quart-W‘s. and the news-
pnpcrs have been advertising the ser-
iousness of their situation.
The Royal Auto P’t’g Co
is the place to go if you care for
a first class Paint or
Varnish Job.
ICor. So. Main and Woodward Ave,
Phone 901
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Donnectlcut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Bugs and
Carpets, bothwashed and dry cleaned-
All orders called for and delivered.
PHONE 969
..3
, on A scum DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. use. Daren. Junk um all
second-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the (uni-
ity of the goods. A square dell
“VIVI-
Philip P. Mahoney
‘ .2 Van Zandt street
limo-hand Goods Always on Cele.
innsfiumieinmnu‘
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE
i The FamOus T refousse French Kid Gloves
Have stood every test during the many years that we have sold
them and always give Satisfactory service. 'All the new‘and stand-
ard shades now ready. '
WASHABLE KID GLOVES
Strap, gauntlet and one-button models, reasonably priced.
DAINTY “IVOR ” TOILET ARTICLES
Brushes, Combs. Mirrors, Trays, and countless other items. See
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HAND “BAGS OF. NOVEL' DESIGN
All the new ideas, in various leathers and shades.
ORLINS’
TIRE VULCAI’LIZING SHOP i
on
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE i
i
89 West Washington Street
All; WORK GUARANTEED
new and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
Phone 91 7
" TYFEWRITERS
, 3'
Kendrick’s Garage
WELDING
30 Chesthut Street
South Norwalk
Remington. Underwood, L. C. Smith.
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired, exchanged.
Our Agent Is in Town Every Day.
Plummer Typewriter Exchange
156 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
Plumbing and. Heating,
JOSEPH S. KERY, JR.
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
21 Taylor Ave.. 80. Nor-walk. Conn.
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 498
Rosenfield
HARDWARE & HOUSE
125 WASHINGTON ST.
Bros.
FURNISHINGS
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SO. NORWALK.
JOB PRINTING
F. S. LYON
’ South Norwalk
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Perfecto Bouquet Are
Our Panatella Extras Are
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
N ow Sold for 10c
Also Sold for 10c
COMPANY
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. SPECIALS _
FOR THE WEEK
\
N. Y. Blend Cdfi‘ee—Try a.
pound 21c lb.
Pure Cider Vinegar . . 40c gal
Pure New Orleans Molasses - .
25cqt.;90cgal.
Toilet Tissue—7 rolls i.. . .25c
Contagion-,Hill, the midis closed to
all traffic and from K11 ’ to
Higgannmthe stood:- ’ -- M
ties. , ’
AMMUNITION,
GUNS,
COATS,
ETC.
For Hunters
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H. Krieger CO.
SCHOOL COATS
For Boys and Girls
A very attrar tive line of School
Gii'ls' Foals. sizcs irom 6 to 16
Prices range from
$7.98 to $20.00
Charge Account Solicited
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CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the >
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West Washington St. S. Norwah
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Have Your
Radiators
Repaired ,
By Experts
It Will Cost
No More
New Radiators in Stool
Wall Street
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TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our no“; 3,;
been "True Business,” rm '9. u
to maintain
Our confidence is growing ad’s!
owing to the innumerable com
ments which we have received 111‘
tourists and local patrons. "rm
prove to you that our efforts
in a successful business.
“Cleanliness" is our next:
estabishment is cleaned end M
end every twenty-four hours so u I
always keep a clear atmosphere It
is opened for inspection int all hours
for the persons who wish to see be
our shop is kept clean and how
products are made. The ‘flnspectan'
are our friends.
Our branch store in South Nor-even
is running on the same ideals. m
goods are made at our main store I?
Norwalk. Whether you are in N03
walk or in South Norwalk you will be
able to purchase the same quantity d
goods and they may be delivered U
your home at any day of the week.
Special, prices are given to load-
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice ore“
and candy business is operated by 1“
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Only the
bakery business is operated by Heart
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall‘SL. Norwnlfi
Branch Store.
17 No. Main 81;, So. Norwalk. 0';
INSURANCE
J. 1w. LAYTON & 00.,
Inc.
5 Railroad Avenue
\_ SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Tarlov Bros.
Up—to-Date Cigar Store
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
The Best «
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