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Ere you don your robes of
flannel try a fire of our best Can-
eel—coal that burns so nice and
easy. When the air gets crisp and
Ereezy burn a little in the grate.
‘i‘hen the furnace fire can wait till
you need to make you happy.
Best 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. '
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FREE
2; We will gladly hand or mail
you a copy 0: our very interesting
booklet ‘
“EDISON AND MUSIC”
V Call at our store or drop a postal
f card to us.
There is much in this booklet
‘V that will prove of value to you.
WRITETODAY
‘ fie Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Alterations are being made
in our store
Butm
. we. are doing business as
usual.
H.A.MEAD
' Pmcrlption Pharmacist
" snore: Main St, So. Nor-walk
éhe weather gets real snappy. All '
' Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The mill: 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
Telephon’e 2696, Store
Telephone 1618
TAXI
Telephone. 908
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly' Attended
to. Prices Moderate
.V American Taxi Co.
11 North Main Street
tCOAL
'WIN, WOOD, FEED
DEVINE‘ BROS.
PHONE 53 4
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
,len’s and Young Men’s
$15.00 to $30.00
at O
Ottlieb’s
In these days of
are two ways
‘ business and t
Some firms think they w
quality. Quality ALWAYS
than prices. '
reStriCted buying.
L6! developing and maintaining a saris
hat is SERVICE and QUALITY.
in by giving more attention to piices than _
wins for Quality is relnembered longer
high taxes and economy, here
factory lolume of
. We are holding steadfastly to the theory of Sue management
selling SERVICE and GOOD Lumber. i . , V
" - THE HATCH '&' BAILEY 130-3.
LUMBER AND ROOFINGS ‘ ~
Agents Johns-Manville 00., Bilid 85 Sons 3oofin‘gs
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PHONE 1408
South NOT-walk.
FREVE DELIVERY
./
Quality Groceries [and Free
’ Delivery
A. EBeckmannoCC.Inc.
83 Washington St,
DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS “8g
LIIIIOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND REGEPTIONS. IE
TAXI SERVICE
.VAAST BROS.’ GAR/AGE
NORWALK &. GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
PHONES 1360, V2211
SOUTH NORWALK
3‘0?
03 *I‘"
All
Heater
I puts me de )et.
Be suic- it s an “international. “
Call or phone 473-" 0.
made. -
56 WATER STREET,_
kinds sheet metal.
WARM ROOMS FOR" EARLY;
by means of an
International One- Pipe.
III
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.3;I_Ins less—liedts most———Costs Ieost.
(II Id or new houses—Farm or ( I‘IV.
lycla‘red by Heating Experts to be mOSt
Tif‘llll. Ir lloaiel“
l.‘(,pied b} many—Surpassed by none.
500 in Vera all: since fills—and no
Henry, A. Hegelein, 'Agent
Heating Expert and Sanitary Engineer
so. NORWALK
work a specialty
IWW?‘
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Victor WCsley
Has Removed to
'48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
» Hartford. '
, women applying for tickets, but Con-
‘ necticut men are also sending in in-V
‘ from outside the state have shown an
, active interest in the program of the
opening of theVschool' on Monday
' night. when Professor Charles M.
Bakewell, state senator from the
' Dav,” and "International Dav"
Registrations for the School orbiti-
zeuship to be held .Witlr Yale’s "coi
operation,'0ciober 24-28, are pouring
in at the headquarters of the Connec-
ticut League of Women Voters in
No only’a1e.ConneCticul:
quirics and applications, and Women
school.
From Ohio M‘rs. Guy Malian. the
president of the state League Of Wo-
men Voters has sent in her registras
'tion. ~ Mrs. Cheesernan, president of
the Rhode Island League, and repres.
seniatives of the Massachusetts, New
coming. Registrations have also been
sent in from Pennsylvania, New York
and Chicago. Ml‘s. True W'orthy White
Ch ic Director Of the Massachusetts
League of {‘Women Voters, and. author
ber of the state Republican Commit-
tee. will come to New Haven .233nl
Massachusetts. From New York, Mrs.
1‘. Louis Slade. formerly regional di-
rector. in the National League of VVO-
mmIN'oters. will be. present. ‘
The stage ls practically set for the
Eighth District. will make the opening
address on "The Responsibility" of
Citizenship." "Miss Mabel \Vushhurll
ticut League, will pleslde. Among
the presiding officers for the. folio“—
ing four dais. known as “Town and
City"Da,\',"' “State Day." “National
he Dean Irene Nx-e of the Connecti-
cut. College for \Vomeu ”\lls H. H‘
Tonnsheud. \‘ew Haxen lilst \ire-
resident of the Lermue of “omen
“VS. Mrs. Herbert. Knox Smith,
Inn for Hartford County. Nils.
Iiam H. III-minis. Legislative
hairman. Miss Max-3‘ Ililckle)‘. Citizen-
ship Chairman. Mrs. \Villizlm Lyon
helps. .Chairman for New Haven
2 only, Mrs. F. L. C. Kitcllelt. Citi-
el‘lship Director. Mrs. Hiram “Percy
Maxim. Hartford City Clmirmau. Miss
Katharine Ludmgton of Lyme. Tie
clonal Director for the New England
CITIZENSHIP"
Hampshire and Vermont Leagues are -
of text-books on government, and Mrs. '
Frank B Hall at Vt’orcester, a mem- ’
of Hartfmd. President of_ the Comlec-. .
“ill .
9x12 ft..- Regular price $19. 50. . .
8X10 ft‘ Regular price $18. 00.. . . . ,-
:6. fifhir~fleig§llar price $12.50.. . . . .
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' Attractive designs and colorings.
. Pnces for This Week Only
"Bargain price 81455 NE
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Bargain price $9.75
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DECREASE Ill PEN
BENT IN 1920
ST. LOUIS, 310., Oct. 20. —-—I)esp’itea
‘20 per cent. increase in the IIuIn‘neI
of automobiles. thefts of automobiles
decreased 10 per Cent. in 1920. as
compaled with 1919, according to sta-
tistics made public at headquarters of
the National Automobile Dcalcrs’ As-
sociation here.
The association attributed the (l9~
Cline to results obtained from tlge
F(delal motel vehicle theft lgznx
more stringent laws in \arious Slates
or the punishment of automobile
;hicves and vigorous police activity.
In 1924;: the statistics showed that
.lpproxim lll’, Iv V 30 OH.“ alllomol ilc—s
‘3‘th Stolsn in 28 lngc citits of ill:
States of the ‘F‘Nllllfllli‘ll League of
“omen Voters. em pxrside (It the
luncheon at lll-T‘ T nun CIII‘II on Dolph i
or 28. “hon \‘lil! Iruin and Plot. 12 E
\I. Borclmld ate‘sohrllulr‘d to speak. .
0n Viondav. th‘ Le; Igm ‘5 ll: adquar-
tors, for informally and ltllSll‘dll\ll
in the school Weir‘s; d to Lamp—E
son Hall New I "15:11 has been
gixell In hale - igor the sea
slons of the Citizenship school zlls
\‘R— llllam L\ on I II (lps chairman for;
.the luncheon on International De)“
\Irs. '1‘. S Alcl‘l-‘nmoll is lu‘ chmm- of
general arrangements: and Mrs.
James \V. Tourney heads the commit-
tee on hoSpitailtzx. '
\{am of the bunch lf’l‘lg‘llfS 01 xx 0-
men waters in this state are sunling
rbpresenlaiixcs to the School “ho “Ill
bring back the luspllalion and the
suggestions that ihm lime recoh ed in
You Halon and rrport to their re~
spectlxe leagues.‘ We hope" 5:135
\iiss Mary 'lulkley Chairman of the
Citizenship De paltmont. ‘thnt the no
men “ho are able to attend the School
no)
Steak Halibut
Steak Salmon ..
B“ otter Fish........
IIIOI'CIl-ll
nos-cocoa.
Steak Tile Fish. .7 ....... .
Steak Boston Blue Fish ..
Fresh Mackerel . . . . . . . .
a
“leak FIS‘I
Snapper Blues ..
Flat Fish
Haddock
Finnan Haddie
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FANCY FRESH SHRIMP . . . .
“GREEN” BLUE FISH .
Fancy LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS...500 pt?
.....3OClb
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noel-l
. 28c 1b.
. 30c lb.
. - 250 lb.
. 200 lb.
. ,. 140 lb.
. 30c lb.
_. 220 lb.
.' ‘18:: lb.
. 150 lb.
'. 12c lb.
. 10011).
180 lb.
Round Clams ZOth
Westport . . 1 Stamford
Schultze’s. Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., WaSh’ton’ Stand R. 3. Ave. 8. Norwalk
Black Rock Bridgeport V'
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.,. .V..-,..,'.«I.'.
«ellalown slur-kings that
V new undeI consideration 1‘01 .Ihe com-
. taste of “Califolnia Fig Syrup
V child is listless. Croes. feverish, full of
,never fail to open the bowels.
will go back to their own towns u I111
a sruse of the nezllness of political
questions to their own Romes and
lives. The fact that the 'members 01‘
the Yale. faculty are giving us so muc n
valuable time and assistance proves
ill at. in their estimation women are
capable of improving political and so-
cial conditions in the state.
have to Show that their confidence was
justified."
l‘ntil Monday. October 24. registra—
tions fox the. School will he received
at the headquarters of the I Prague. 21
Main street. Hartford. Registration
.sions 500. for the lllnclIViilV.TV5.
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ROLLED DOWN STOCKINGS.
20.—-‘l‘hese roll—
tlIe young
women have been wearing have been
giving the orthodox quite al.301l. The.“
got another. the other day. When Va
New York girl returning from France
exhibited some lacy frills with which
Parisiaus are crowning the rolls. It's
getting a bit late for such summery,
films but a fur top for stockings is
NE‘W’ YORK. Cot.
lug w inter. .
we shall;
for the week is $3.000. for single ses- ;
(willllllljk. This llillllur‘l “as 3 WW lose
ill- .11 those stolen in 1919.
\‘lll|:l>1‘ll€‘it list of 5. 5m) machims
“Memo had ill-3 largest nu mixer of
motel vehicles stolen. \‘eu ‘Iozl: 12:13
' will zm 1! I nuke d. nest to PlIicazo.
A lingo decrease III the l‘ Mill?
m achincs stolen in St. Louis ‘0. Is not-
ed. In 1919 the number was 1.2510.
while only $00 thefts were reported
in 19:20.
Damon. 0., had an unusual record
of haying recoxored more stolen caxs
than the actual number of thefts 1C—
ported with 198 stolen and 1‘11 Ic-
coxered.
The figures showed- that l‘acafie
Coast cities recmexed more than 1‘2I‘iy
per cent. of the sick n automobiles.
r of
[s the place to go if you care for
a first class Paint or
Varnish Job.
(Gar So. Main and Woodward Ave.
Phone 901 ,
' To THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Rugs and
Carpets, both washed and dry cleaned
All order? called for and delivered
PHONE .969
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Mme. Jeannette
Corsetiere & Glover
, ' GLOVES
Chamoisette. . . . 596, 950, $1. 29
Gauntlets . . . . , $1. 29, $1. 75
Long Chamoisette . . . . . . $1.25
Children’ s Ghamoisette . . 506
I Kid Gloves. . $2 ”50 $3. 00
Gauntlets ........ $4 4.,00
Mocha. Gloves $3.50, $5.00
high Iccoxd ill gasoleue" ' consump-
tion “as established in the month of
Aligust, when 503. 000, 000 gallons were
used, according to an announcement
today by the Bureau of Mines The
, average daily ploduction in August. Of
130921000 gallons was 385. 000 gallons
more than in July. Expelts of gaso-
' lene in/VVVAugust totalled 4" 3.03, 000 gal-
lons or 75 per cent more than in Jul)
Total production for the month was
was given as 431,577,000 gallons. V
RECORD IN»: GASOLINE CON-
; SUMPTION
\YASHINGTON, Oct. 20-A 'new'
Gauntletts.
Wool Hosiery . . . . $1.50
Carter’s Medium and Winter-
‘ weight Underwear at .
. Low Prices
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MMMENT
4.23,: .
The Royal Auto P’t’g Co
_ 1 —-~“‘ 2‘;
' ORLINS’ HE
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Phone 017
TIRE VULGANIZIN G SHOP
AUTO AGGESSORT STORE
; 39 West Washington Street
‘ ALI: WQRK GUARANTEED
m and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and on;
“TELDING
. KendriCk’s Garage
30 Chestnut Street
South Norwalk
TTYPE‘WRITERS
Remington, Underwood, L. c. Smith,
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired, exchanged.
Our Agent Is in Town Exery Day.
Plummer Typewriter Exchange
156 Falrfield Ave... Bridgeport, Conn. V
H.Krieger ()0.
SCHOOL COATS
For Boys and Girls.
Avery :tractive line of S .1
Girls’ Coats. sizes from 6 Ir» ; 1
*Prices range from
$7.98 to $20.00
Charge Account “Solicited
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JOSEPHS. KERY, JR.
Plumbing and Heating,
Esta] Working
Country Water System and One
PIpe Heat:
TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Ave.. 80; Norwalk, Conn,
A"... 3......
Sheet ,
r8.
:Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
————.
125 - WASHINGTON ST.
so. NORWALK.
CLOTHING
\and.
FURNISHINGS .
for 3"»
BOYS AND GIRLS l
at the
CHILDREN’S STOIE "
37 West Washington St. S. Noraéix
Have Your
Radiators
Repaired ,
By Experts II
It Will (lost
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No More \E’Sg
New Radiators in Stock
Wall Street
swan. STREET
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F. S. LYON , «
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
v.
$350 '
$5.00 .
$4.50;
56 _S.;Main' St... s- Norwalk '
Perfecto
lung-deli.
Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢ ~- '
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also-Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, Sc; 2rfor 15c
OLD , WELL CIGAR
' CORIPANY
SPECIALS )
GOldenV’sN
68 ' Washington Street
I 7 Nowell
David \YI..Ra)~'m(Ind
UN DERTAKER
TeIs.—Office, 1103; House. 553
NEW RED MEN’S BUILD‘z‘iG
W
931' A SQUARE DEAL
w” '1}! buy your househtio‘
N‘- 1'8“ papers. gum: and .211
second=hand goods. Anything to:
me. Price according to the .es.
m°tm8mdlAsqwelefi
fiver;-
Philip 1’. Kahoney
. 32 Van Zandt Street
W M; Always on can
4‘
THE STORETHAT MAKES GOOD
& Murray
CLOTHIERS TQM!) FURNISHERE
153 Washington St. So. Mex-walk
-... -—v-‘,‘.-
Mommzotlcm our: _
' CALIFORNIA FIGTSYRUP ,
n
Even-a sick Chitd loves the “fruity
the little tongue- is coated, or if Y'OUI
cold, or has (loge, a teagpoontul will
few hours you can see for yourself:
how thoroughly it wOrks all the con-
stipation poison, sour bile and waste
. from the tender,
giirss you a. well, playful cl 'ld again
little bowels and.
viola child;
il gist for,
' ,‘FOR (Time's BOVVELS,’
If ‘:
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SPECIALS
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Libby’s; Corned Beef Haul ' .
2 1b. can............'... 296
White Rose Oatmeal, apkg. 10c
Fancy California. Prunes, 14c 1b.
l.
V. Pure Cider Vinegar, a gal. 40o *
3.3%,, 7*
.2.
WV
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GUNS,
AMMUNITION,
COAT
ETC.
I“ lFOr Hunters
.HOdge j’ ’
S,
SPECIAL .
All W'ool V Neck
Slip Over S“ eatels
' $6. ’50
Tarlov Bros.
UP-TO’DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
MADE
LY \l’
Cfli DE BRIARP
iPES
Also Celebrated Dunhill' 3
Tel. 1531
Norwalk Chronicler