NIC
Ere you don your robes of
flannel try a fire of our best Can-
uel-Fcoal that burns so nice and
my. When the air gets crisp and
breezy burn a little in the grate.
Then the furnace fire can wait till
the weather 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. Deres your worries up the
flue. CureS' a grouch, if that’s
.what ails you. Death to gloom. It
never fails you.
555mm
FREE
, We will gladly hand or mail
, you a copy of our Very interesting
. booklet
. “EDISON AND MUSIC”
Call at our store or drop a postal
can! to us.
There I: ,much In this booklet
,. that will prcwe of value to you.
WRITE TODAY
; The Alfred Fox Piano CO.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Alterations are being made
in our store
But.......
we are doing business as
usual.
H A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
7 :8 north Main 8t., 80. Norwalk
r 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
-_
PTAXI
Telephone 908
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
to. Prices Moderate
American Taxi CO.
11 North Main Street
4.;
FCOAL
GHAIN, WOOD, FEED
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE ' 53
‘ w 'ECIAL SUIT SALE
\ Ian's and Young Men's
. $15.00 to $30.00
are
quality. Quality ALWAYS wins for Quali
than price- ' ‘
In these days of restricted buyhig. in
We ways
Somenrmsthinkdtheywinbygivingmo
We are holding steadfastly to the theo
‘ selling SERVICE and GOOD Lumber.
gh taxesand econom
of developing and maintaining a satisfacto
business and that is SERVICE and QUALITY. -
re attention toilices than
ty is remembered longer
ry
.,:,
THE HATCH as BAILEY co". a
1.0m m 80011308
Agents Johns-Me 00., Bird 6 Sons Roofing:
Delivery.
'A. F. Beckmanné’rCOJnc.
83 Washington St.,
PHONE 1405
South Norwalk';
ysthem
r}: volume of
of sane management.
Ill
-
a
FREE DELIVERY
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS "l!
LIMOUSINES roe WEDDINGS AND REGEPTIONS,
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK &. GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
SOUTH NORWALK
PHONES 1350, 2211
\VARM ROOMS
ll}
Heating Expert
All kinds
FOR EARLY
means of
Henry A. Hegelein, Agent
and Sanitavy
56 WATER STREET,
sheet metal
RISERS
:lI'I
, <of Rowayton: Mafor Calvin L
‘ V of his photographic character studies
ARTIST BENTON .
GIVES EXHIBITION
W
‘ {Continued twin hrs: Put).
Barton,
m Barton and their son- ' -
“'illiam Haskell Coma. the illustra-
tor: Maurice Aultschauler. formerly
manager for Caruso, and a redder“ 0‘
Nor-walk. are also shown in the 913m”
it. Others are Daniel Y. Cases} a
Western newapaper man: Mrs. 14°“
Wall Moore, sculptress and dancer
with the Ben Greet PlayerS: several“
of 'Miss Kate Benton; Victor P. Bren-
ner. designer of the Lincoln Penny:
Fred Richardson, the illustrator. and
his sdns: Lieutenant Arthur Hoyt 0!
this city. together with a number of
landscapes: waterfront studies. eta,
Mr. Benton gave a press exhibition
yesterday to a representative 0! the
Evening Sentinel at hggudw-
The studio is a c mung place.
and has been constructed along MP
Benton'a own ideas. Portraits execut-
ed by Mr. Benton. together with pho-
tographs taken by him. are arranged
about the place. at one side of which
is a monaer stone fireplace.
About ‘two hundred invitations to
the exhibit have been sent out by Mr.
Benton to his friends in Norwalk-
Greens Farms. “'estport, and- New
York city.
DRY CHIEF TO START
WAR ON HOME BREW
Continued from m 9880-
hors. fruit sugars and lmllllnl: .ln-ivrs
were visited.
Attention also will lw plain, it \\"'l~‘
said. Me advertising of thus:- arti-
cles in newspapers Such :uilvriisinz.
it is claimed. is prohibitwii ullds r th'
\‘olstcad act.
Another drastic stop
enforcement of the \'O’lSi>.ifi :l-‘t.
rim-l
it is
filIYFY’vI
understood at prohibition Kiwi-lizar-
l' l'S. Hilly 5001] he) annou: r. _l {I’I'IH
“'ashhurton. in the form .,= .l llzlill:
that all alcohol in the disri . rw-s must
llo mmlicatecim—xnmi» Ilnl.’
ago pllrpuscs—Jm-lnre i1
leased to “'hoirtsnln dr-alr <.
This ruling: would
source tin. Opportunities
lmnllvrxvrs who arr- :ildl- tn so’r m . ~ r.
mmlicatrd alcohol fo'r "lean =-
zur law» r—
i.-
r.-.
."I
llQ“'.'I"~
;.\\'
Illul'l I-IR TRAIN SlillVll‘l‘.
Engineer
80. NORWALK
work a specialty
‘ .—
airbj
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I
PILLSBURY OR GOLD MEDAL FLOUR ......... Bag $1.23
161/21bsSUGARfor................ ...... .. ........ $1.00
SMOKED SHOULDER . ........ . ............... 13c lb. ‘5
3EDAB RAPID HAMS ...................... 27c 1b. .3
SINOLAIE BACON........................ ..... . 20ch if!
GLOBE HONEY... .. ........... . ............ 5 lb. can $1.20 Q
PEACHJAM............... ............... Large can266 1
ROGERS EVAPORATED MILK‘ ................. can, 11c Q
i?
L: 932*
A. F. Beckmanné’rCO. Inc.
.1.
war. inter-county relay races. onévhalf
mile and one-quarter mile_ i
. ll
’8; 83 \Vashmgton Street, South Norwalk
H PHONE 140:, FREE DELIVERY 3
Hosts" (‘Ol'STY TRACK ,l . l "k. ,l .
.‘lI-IE'I' .\'l"I“.-\II{l-‘ll£[.ll iv ; l .2 l l\i\ iiulli2l1n' (38.....3".
I "’ ' " >~ limit rs. Ji. )1. Don-
and
The Fullt’n’d-l l‘ourl‘ey Y. El. (7 i M) k “ ‘ 1313”“? “Purge \Yoods
holdingr its .lr.l.v'...l truck .l'n in if“ ' i. ””71“ “f Nichols: Frank
meet at 11". 'llng‘r 8.321;”: i‘l- Evl -. ' ‘ ' "‘7 “'lllvli: Charles liltzer.
il‘zlirlivlll. at o'('(\ l :-. f l *‘ l 1" J- 3i. (Tove-r and
noon. I'N‘tlllll—r =5: . 113‘ » 2r -.<. of Norwalk.
be crwn o lm'fis from - . ~ \I 1 " l‘ 31-" Clfiurse—E. L, Fitch.
Of age. froin the smailt-r mp . . ’ ’i‘ ‘ '
of the county. it “:ll r... l up: ,_,_;._ i N '1" is ~—l:.llph E. Sprague. Oi'
the boys (ruin the 01mm; I' ,\ ' """-' Km”? 1“. A. Berry, of Bethel;
groups. lmt fl'cnl (.th- 1' l. t -9 1 i; “11“ r. 0f l-‘airfield.
zations and S"'ll(l(vis i‘ . m.. Si“Kr—H. V. Abbott, of the
0. G JvnllizlL‘D !‘ ,. . . W I‘H‘kvmrt Y. M. C. A. ‘
\‘ided u \'Lr,\' llnl ...r . .l TillltrS—Mr. Gallon, of the Recreao
be 'nulul n- l“ n .\’ .h “H“ Iloard. of Bridgeport: E. 0.3!“-
lling the hizl . v ‘: : m.. i-H'l. of Southport. '
points in lh-- : w l . y; l; -\hn0llncers——-.[oaeph Wakeman and
held for om- _\w.ul- .. ' - H. “'illiam Meyers, of Falrfleld.
for competition -l.: i "' - '
ity winning: m . ,.., (‘HIEE‘ FANCHEB Homeost-
m succession ill -l.l . ‘ 1.. ‘
hittigecifrmil‘il‘ . z ‘ f ' ‘ “WWI NEW HAVEN. Oct. “sq—Ch)“ 13“-
tesmnm ‘.,..' ‘ ‘ 1 W 00n— fus R. Puncher. of-‘the New Haven
._ i ' ’ > -n «livid- E‘ir De rtment. *ho is CW“? “1-
(d for t!.'v 2‘. . , 9 pa
n... .. .. ,1. 4 M» 90 was m9re comfortable ma mmme
.l. . . .J .L" . ' oi m . menu
mid-lb * - . “‘1‘ lass. th“ 1“”le reported. He is s g
and lm' . 1'“ . :0 ll)”, lbs"; "0’“ “mwc poisonin"
. " ‘l- “v 3'} s. an ' “a
:w .“erm‘ “TL S.‘;7ll?)(‘l‘ of 911- l . H C
”in" :1 ' i" '- "rm. 3‘ and it is cer- ‘KGROWN ”313‘?"
in!“ “I" ”“‘ 'umlwmun will be - ' “335 CWT “5m.
“Wit ‘N:”h0‘:s. In , ,
Fail-13.4.] My “H Fz:{;rling\:it:’;l 3:3 , A few drops of “Outgro” upon the
flnC(‘ll and strong team, Other com- skin surrounding the mgr-owing n29!
munities an- tAnnlghg contestants but reduces inflammation and pain and
are not likely to havé strong commun- so toughens the tender. sensitive skin
ity teams The events will includgmunderneath the toe nail. that it can
dashes. broad and high jumm.gng.ufii not penetrate the flesh. and the nail
‘ ' turns naturally outward _alrn6s§~over
. .\ur\\:llk,
o ‘ O
_ g0“ . . 'r . ‘ .. . ,‘ ».
International One-Pipe “""‘ .,I;j";m,:‘; “1"“ "“
A (‘llflnfif‘ in the sr'hc-d-Nc- of n’:-l'~
l‘ .T‘I‘.‘ 1..-- limits lllosl—J‘osts l08>i. lli‘lO'lIerlll’.‘ nut «.l‘ _\'..“- 3‘: He l in- ml;
. U ‘ .- . .. . _> ' glu- lullinlv-y par-lo lu‘li?‘ .mrxl...
' 7‘ “i ll" -'" hf’“ (: Talll 0r (”3‘ and will a-llnlllr» lll'lll to .r\- limnd
.2- .u'wl l._\- ilrnilhfl ialilll-I‘H 10 ln- most Central station a half hrrm inn:- and
~L'll r. 1"» lnnh'l‘ lllilfll‘, ’urrh'a' in ilzllllrury only I .Y‘irl‘l'l mm-
. m Md 1») many >Surlmssed by none. .lmx‘l “HM“. lhim ill-y new l"'l\v- (m
ilvvl Sun in Nurwnlk since liliS—nml no it)“ 54ml" train. This I .1»va is to
. w”: tunic you ‘I lfik“ «I‘ll-N next Monday. i
it. .xH- .t'.~‘ .ll'a “ill!Pl‘xlzlllollui." “infill, '66‘ which an\ New York
(2.“ or doru 4'" ._, .‘H 4 -n p. m. has not in :l making: It
.. in l, l..-. ‘ Sinliull stop at South Nurwalk but
cnmnuncing llo'\( “muddy lhis tram
“iii make a regular stun here. This
lull! xiv“ a (‘Ollllt‘Clle'I ‘Alih the train
-illl" In llanimry at €- 17 H'l‘lnrk as I‘m-
’ii;.ll‘. for that City ‘ South Non'
V‘-‘».'llk will not lcnu‘ : ilnni-ury until
.1 36 O'clock. tllirtw“ illlllllirS inter
lllmn its prcs- lit m‘l-
Julriurc.
This trnill “‘lll in
lildlr-‘livld and “2
\Viltnn.
. .Z- :3 time of de-
ronnrctiOlls at
! make stops at
(3- IJI’IIPIO“'TI. HC’II—
film: and Ilotllnl. 'l‘n make- thc Con-
nv-I‘Ilulls at ill-.llwlxlilo“ the time of
the alrtvrnoml lr.llll from Ritlfi‘r’fit‘lll
.‘u.
has llu-n (‘hzlllgv-i l‘lom 3:36 rt. m.. to‘
3'4? p. m.. and fur leaving Branch-'
ville from 5:.“ p. m. to 6:11 p. m. 3
Train No. 1‘6“. li-llx'ing' New York:
for lmnllllry and l‘lttsfio‘ld. does not
stop at l-zmlding lull commencing next
Monday ii “ill make a regular station
lllcrc. '
i'ndo-r the Phsvlll schedule l‘nll-
l<lll‘\ lut’llll!‘ lune to leave New YO"k
..l 3.34 p. m. to arrive there at “.17
(”lock lly taking thn ‘ruin halving
lllv- (:rzmd (‘i-ntrul station :n 4'23 i'-
. ilu) “ill haw- hulr all hour more
:t:-_\' in New York city :ltt'l :ll'erv'
at practically .lfi. smut “me .13
slIIK»
ill
i0
’zt. ill
310“]
BOSTON ‘hT()l“C'.\ HARVEST s.»\l.l‘..'
The annual "Halve-st Sale" of lhe
Huston Slow begins III-st Monday ‘
This spi'cizli sale has been a feature
of tlio? Huston Store in the early
autumn {or the past twenty—five yours,
its the null starting of the Fall and
“‘intcr season. Offering allklnds a"
staple goods, at prices under the regu-
lar mnrki-t' value. This year owing:
to the tail: break In prices. this Sale
will prove unusually attractive. and
will l,.|(‘ a great benefit to the thousands
who during the past five years were
prohibited from buying their many
«Beds due to the extreme high prices.
The management of the store have ar‘
ranged a. lung! wonderful display 05
the things mostly wanted. As an in-
stance of this over :1 Garland alone of
Bed Blankets has been provided so.
that no one ought really surfer t'or the ‘
proper bed covering this coming win-‘
(or. Special tables" have been arming-
ed making aelecthna easy and con-
venient. Housekeepers will apnrfcfate
this real "Harvest Festival" and la?
in their Fall and Winter needs.
._.___._————
V CHILDREN SENT '10 COUNTY
‘ - HOME.
Thomas and ‘oyd Davis. colored
children. aged nine and six years. re-
the
meetlvely. were committed to
county home at Norwnik by Judge
Samuel Young. in the City Court.
Stamford. yesterday. as dependant and
neglected children.
\ The boys had been inmateso‘f the
Stamford Colored Children's Home.
Their mother. who had been employed
in the Moton House. Gay Arc-er. dis-
appeared when the Moton House fur-
niture was attached. three weeks ago.
Miss Maguire of the Associated Char-
ities testified to the facts in the case
She said the mother had paid no
board for the boys since May. and had
called to see them only infrequently
up to the time she went aw: Henry
Crawford. COunty Commissioner. siz-
niued his WEI’ to have Judge
1
. 7,7
manner. 14, 1921
‘ .
i NORWALK’S LEADING DBYI GOODS STORE
Flouncings, , Vellln gs,» Rlbbons
New and attractive offeringS, very reasonably priced.
uncin'géBlack, Chantilly lace. .5200, $2.15, $3.75 yd.
colors and designs. . . . . . . _,
$2.25, $2.59, $
Neiv Dress Flo
ll Embroidered Silk Net—~Various—
:3075,
0
53.89,
RBady-to-Wear Veils—In man
liens.
Totelion‘ Edgings—Ec
New. HairsRibbons ...\. . . . .
”if"? Z
y novel designs and color “Willlina-
re linen, One inch wide. A bargain at. .50 Vd
..-.....'."......... 39C’59CI7561'd.
‘—
‘
‘
fl.
\
' - . - ’
“('le MEMORY CONTEST START ORLINS l , .
*4" 1-" we“ 5mm“ TIRE chNIzING SHOP H it“
' \icmory Con- Ind I e eger 0
" ”mm” ““3? 1‘» Sixth 54w- ABTO AccESSOEr STOBE . .
test has been starte‘ u e . . w.fl“n n Street i 11‘ ‘
mill. eighth and ninth gradeihzr cast 89 Wail) GUN KIT 3' S( Al\}0L kOATS
”w mm“ “hows in tovmhc me I'l- m and Used Tires and Tubes Sold; For 1",(“Q and l“ l
5"” i“ to have me WW8 m and Prices Reasonable f - )lI s
miliar with the great C'Ol‘l‘ll’K-‘s‘-’Y‘3~ .. ard Gasoline “d on. f ‘3 Th} ‘ I .1 g], \
Ihrir principal works. The contest ls Stand ‘ 3 (jun .- 1S
undo-r the supervision of Millie Mgtg- ‘ . _ - g it
Ill}. Music Supervisor. and - 155 a. - i (f ‘3‘ . .4
(.r. teacher of Music in the Junior “EIJDING 1 -. 1“ ‘.-il.i\il
chli. in cO-opcration with llonnelilys (‘h I t . y u d
Is So. MainvSt. The grade-s wu ye . , argc Actually ”mg”;
l..pr.sm~.l.-l; by trams of five. tennis to KendUCR 5 Garage ‘
meet every Saturday morning or a ; *
yuriod of six «cells. Each week a 30 Chestnut Street ;
last of 12 records will be played {1‘1"- me .17 South N all:
lhv cmltrstants. At. the end cl 1 e ~ . ‘ . ‘ — . ‘
k ' “ ‘ ' ‘ l "“ ' uorllm.
l-oriwl. II list of lift} “ill be play ‘
and the contestants are to write (my: “TE“7RITERS and
”"””‘r:"' the mm“? and “"“pmn 0‘ Remington. Underwood, LCSI-nith, ‘ ~ . ..' V ..
m" w”"”"”' “"7”" of “words for Ho al. Oliver. All makes sold. I‘l. RiNlFlll lil>
Y
Stimol us» will be awarded to the rented, repaired, exchanged. ‘ if”
-..ms gaming the hizhi-st percentage. Our A en: la in Town Eiery Day. _ U ~ \ .
‘x'y llonllllly's. Parents in homvs 9 . BOXS A\l) {lth
A liq-n ilu re are Virtrolns. if the} h:\‘--: Plummet Typewriter Exchange
.my of tl.r r--cords listml rVr-rfi' >lltllr- 156 Fairfieid Avc., Bridgeport, Conn. a: {he
in). should encourage.- their cllldrl-ll
in lxlill‘ lilo-Ill as often as pnssihiv, A ‘ . V \,.’ ‘ “A ""é :1
list of rrcords for the. contestants ix'lll JOSEPH S KERY JR ( HILII1\ 4:\ D bl ‘ 5
in lyullllslu-d mr-r)‘ Friday Hamlin. . , 37 west “,asrfngmn St. S‘ 1‘ ’
or)“ i onto-st Is to com- PI b. and Heating, Sheet
This Music Mun
llmndrd for all schools and is living
carriml out in a great many Cities.
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE ‘92
21 Taylor Ave“ 80. Norwaik, Conn-
} Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
By Experts
It Will Cost
No More
New Radiators in Stock
Wall Street
9 WALL STREET
SPECIALS FOR
SATURDAY .
SATIN
SLIPPERS
$3.50
1 Strap. Baby Louis Heel
“The best buy this season"
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
F U RNISHINGS
———-Q
125 WASHINGTON 81.
SO. NORWALK.
5‘
‘2
.i
TRUE BUSIRESS. .
From the beginning our mott. .1
been “True Business," which in mg
to maintain
Our confidence is growing max
owing to the innumeraole can;
m'ents which we have received tro‘
tourists and local patrons. This
prove to you that our enortl am
in a successful business.
"Cleanliness" is our next motto. 01!
estabishment-is cleaned from end kl
\
“ICINS Tall calf .. end every twenty-four hours so as Ill
always keep a clear atmosphere it
is Opened for inspection at El! meal
Rubber Heel
$4.85
Were last year .
for the persons who wis’. to see if:
our shop is kept clean and how -
products are made. The “Investor?
are our Lriends.
Our branch store in South News!
is running on the same ideals. T).
goods are made at our main store at
Nor-walk. “‘hether you are in You
walk or in South Norwalk you 27.2] N
ablo to purchase the male q:la"‘.li! d
goods and they may be dtlllere‘i h?
your home at any day of-the week.
Special prices are given to lodufi
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice ere-SI
and candy business is operand by H
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
3350 South Norwatk
Keeler’s
' Shoe Store
n...
"Store That Saves Y“ Money . Chocolate Shop or Norwalk Only in
bakery business is operated by HUI?!
warms.
w have all colors on
We "0 . k Perfecto BOHquet Are THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
that Wlde seam St“ ° Now Sold for 10¢ Main Store, 26 Wall St., Not-waltz
° . ' . ll‘ ‘ Branch Store.
“18' ....... $2 00 871,3 ml: Egg: onftlrfi Are 17 no. ' st“ so. No E
“-—
Our No. One,'8c; 2 for 15¢
g CO ——-
1A t I»?
The R0” “ 0 OLD WELL CIGAR
INSURANCE
[stile laoetogoifyoucarefor
a? first class Paint. or (:0th ANY
Varmsh' Job.
Cor. 80. Main and Woodward Ave. - - 7 0
Phone 901 J. hie LAYIESN & C a, L
_ GUNS,
AMMUNITION,
COATS,
l ‘ETC. .
For Hunters
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Bugs and
Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned-
All orders called for and delivered.
PHONE 969
5 Railroad Avenue
SOUTH NOEVVALK. CONN.
ww
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T arlov Bros.
Up—to-Date Cigar Store
HALL-MARK
CANDLES
enamum'nm
We '11] but" ,
Norwalk Chronicler