Ere you don your robes of
, flannel try a fire of our best Can-
""'uel--coal that burns so nice and
22m. When the air gets crisp and
m burn a little in the grate.
' “on the furnace fire can wait till
.1 {he weather gets real snappy. All
you need to make you 'happy.
(lost 110 mOre than other kinds.
Watch the blaze and cheer your
minds. Gives your cares a quick
adieu. Drives your worries up the
Cures a grouch,
flue. '
if that’s
what ails you. Death to gloom It
nearer fails you.
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The Alfred FOX Piano Co.
South Norwaik, Conn.
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There Is much in this bool 'let
in our store
But.......
usual.
Prescription Pharmacist
Alterations are being made
we are doing business as
H. A. MEAD
is Earth Main St. So. Norwalk
~Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
all parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1618
in. milk for babies delivered to
Rome-made Butter, Eggs from our
fann, and Buttermilk fresh daily
1". H. WEMPE & SON
TAXI
Telephone 908
_ to. Prices Moderate
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
_ 'American Taxi Co.
I! North Main Street
COAL
DEVINE. BROS.
PHONE 53
RAIN, WOOD, FEED
IWJW/Mf ~er
II“ ONE IS ADDICTED TO SNAP
' JUDGMENTS
to imagine from the noise that is going around—even
that governs buy-
" It. is very easy
in the'lumber industrymthat price is the only factor
ing today. 7
Price is an important factor. Who Of us does not
'sell at fair prices!
But—it you poke around under the surface with your cane 3011
find that the intelligent buyer is still sitting on the foundation factor
‘ QUALITY.
It is silly to think or talk, that buyers are buying Q11 price only
The unbroken loyalty this past year of our friends— customers, the good
old reliable, is proof to us that the trade is not buying lowest prices,
but reliable quality at fair prices.
was:
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for SheetrOck, Beaver Board, Johns. Manville and Baird E
San Roofiings
: I
want to buy and
0111111 WW
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III EXTERMINATE
“The recent item from New Jersey
stating that several millions of dollars
more will be immediately spent 1:0
complete cleaning up the mosquito
of our tailure to full
lem. in Connecticut,” said Prof. Edé
Experiment Station today. This de~
partment of the state government has
had charge or carrying out the state's
activity against the mosquito and his
in‘ Connecticut since the world war in
destroying the numerous breeding
cause of malaria. "The mosquito ls
A F. BeckmannéaCanc.
83 Washington St., South NorWalk.
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY
JONES’, ransuRv'S, OR GOLD MEDAL FLOUR, bag $1.19
1101/2 lbs eRANULArED SUGAR. r011 $100
SMOKED SHOULDER 13c lb
NATIVE POTATOES 48c pk
STRAWBERRY OR. RASPBERRY JAM, lb. Jar 3312
SCANSBESTPINEAPPLEfor.:.-...................$1.00
CALIFORNIA GROWN YELLOW PEACHES, can. . . . .. 276
Next to White House Breadery. kills
Full Line Bread, Rolls, Cake and Pastry “""‘2""
one of the smallest objects iii the
State," added Dr. Jenkins, "butit may
eventually have great Influence in Ge:
population. W’lth the mesquite fast
being eliminated from New Jersey
and the north shore of Long 151mm
Sound. and with little activity in rid-
ding Connecticut of it, the ultimate
character of the population of Con-
two'ticut must be untavombly affect-
e_d 2-2 . :1:
“New Jersey leads all other states
in mosquito contiol work" Dr. Jenk-
ins added. ”For fifteen years this
wbrk has been going on. starting in a
small way and increasing each year
until the entire northern half of the
state has bwcn. covered. 'Not every
mosouito has been put out of busin-
es but the enormous hordes of inc-Sc
quimcs \vhich made life a burdun are
a thing of the past. In this territory.
cities and toxins have groan. indus-
ment of about $1, 501). 000 (in has (real
ed values to the amount 0‘2‘ $16 009 -
(900.00. ' '
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
7 DISTRIBUTORS
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS “as
LIMOUSINES FOR WEDDINGS AND REGEPTIONS, ,3.
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK & GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
SOUTH NORWALK PHONES 1350, 2211.
at
"Nut- Jersey has now adopted (21-?
slogan “The. Blosciuiio Must GO" and
has :1 the 3111’ program “Li“ b if (‘nr-
ricd out. will proxiilc 101' ditching all
zemaining salt marsh mu. 13.: an '1“
This “ill (‘05! Eli urlv $13" militia m. (31"
Iii-SS than $2013 121,21} 1111' _\':29;1l:1l frunl
results already mvc‘umplisluil in the
northern half of the stale may fairly
be expected 10 increase iii-.2 taxable-
x'ulues of tin:- whole 51:11:: :11 least two
and one-half billion dollars within the
next twen 1y yours.
Il‘ Conneclit 111 should iatlcrn after
k
New Jersey in mm mo ignite work.
then the millions oi :lollaxs 110v. being
WARM ROOMS FOR EARLY RISERS-
by means of an \
International One-Pipe
' Heater
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lawns. 112.911.2313 mostr—Cosls least.-
l-‘m' Old or ni'w houses—Farm or City.
Declared by Heating Experts to he most
1 so rmmc healer made
{ opled lw many-—Surpasscd by none
0101 500 in Norwaik since NIB—and no
mlizs made iet.
Be suic it's .111 international."
Call or phone 473-3.' L
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.35 325%.
Henry A. Hegelem, Agent
Heating Expert. and Sanitaxy Engineer
56 WATER STREET, SO. NORWALK
'All kinds sheet metal work a specialty'
expended annually fur romis and state
parks would he justified- ,VVe should
.alm to make (‘01::11'2-1'tir'11
'and not can 1' wholly in those who
wish to enter the stale 11112. 12.121 out 01‘
it as soon as they cm. 1-1 is themes-
quito prhldrm more thus. any other
“Ilit‘ll has retarded the development
of in miliul homes 111012;:
show or Long Island Sound.
"New .iex'SOy has 296.1396 acres of
sail; marsh and Connecticut only 22.-
512:9, or oneslhlrti’ivnih as much.
Moreover, fully one‘lhird or this area.
in Connecticut has been ditchsd so
ilmt not more than 15.1“)“ 1101125 re—
main to he treated. In Connecticut
. Ihis work has depended on meal ini-
“alive. so it is spotted and incom-
plete. and no single locality now 13‘ 11—
eiits {is greatly from its own efforts as
would be the case. if all similar re-
gions were similarly ditched.
ering the wonderful resources of CCH~
meticut bound to ho developcl if the
mosuuilo post is' removed. we can say
with Josh Billings. “Musketeers must
be one or the luxuries of life. they
certainly aim. one. of the necessities,
not. if we know ourselves."
.f ictor Wesley
'48- CHESTNUT STREET 322:
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A few lively numbers by popular, famous dance orchestras.
18789—SWEETHEART—Fox Trot Paul Whiteman Orchestra.
IN A BOAT—Fox Trot ............ Paul Whiteman Orchestra
18788—BABY IN LOVE—Fox Trot . . . . . . . . . . Haekel Berge orchestra
LAST WALTZ—Waltz . . ....... . . . . . Hackel Serge Orchestra
18791—BALTIMORE BUZZ—Fox Trot ....... Eubie Blake Orchestra“ ‘
BANDANA DAYS—One'Step . . . . . . . . Eubie Blake Orchestra 2.
18797—BRING BACK MY'BLUSHING ROSE Shilking Orchestra.
STOLEN KISSES . . . . . . 2. . . . . . . E. Coleman and His Orchestra 2
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Continued- from First Page.
I'll“ JANEIRO, Oct. Cl.«——anph«
leis calling attention to the case of
Nicole Sauce. and Batolomeo "Vanzctll.
issued by “The (‘Onu'nittco ol’ Agglta-
lien for Sacco and Van-Emil." have
been distributed here during the last
few" do 1's. 7
It is the committee's. purpose to
Dromoic a 1m} IIC protest at xiieetings
held in this city.
made by a. young Communist, who
said he was 1111 Italian at ihe'Ameri-
can passport offices here last \Iomia:
when the nflicials told him the): could
not give him a vise for America unless
he conformed with the rcgulaiions.
The applicant, whokgax'c his 11.212 Rs
twenty—two yours, became angry \\ hon
refused. 'excluiming: “Somebody will
get killed {Or this!" '
address. but both this and his name
could not he Vt‘l‘lili'd. :X,g‘uard W85
“nmf’dimriy placed at the entrance
to the office. ‘
This man. the police thluknmay be
0119 Of the group responsible .forthe
bomb sent to the Ambassador and the,
threats made against American ofiic
ciais in France.
.:Amlrassador Herrick when he re-
turned to’hls once this morning.
found sixtV —c1ght additional letters of
protsst. in connection with the Muses:
chusetts caseLtwo of them containing.
threats in? reprisals against Americans
if the executions took place. The 1
guard at the Embassy was increased
todav, and evef‘y possible precaution
has been taken to protest thepasspon
bureau. the reparations commission
ofllces and the Aineucan ConSulate.
The Communist‘mass meeting Of
'protest Qagalnst the conviction Of the
two Itdliaqns called for tonight in one
' or the largest halls of Paris. is caus-
lng some apprehension and the Re-
publican Guard has been called out to
keep order and prevent demonstra-
tlons of any kind in front of the Em-
. baSsy or the other American offices.
rrWe‘ather Forecast , ‘ 7
THE MBSIIUITII *
infested areas of the state reminds us
grasp the prob—V
ward H. Jenkins, Director of the State.
haunts, but little work has been done ~
places of the insect. which is the sole '
termining' the character of our final,
tries have duveioped and an musty
‘Oxie it. ~
Begum price $19.50. .
Regulafpfice $18.00.. .. . . .
76x '9‘ it... Regular price $12.50.. . . . ..
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. .GOODS STORE
Bargam sale of Rattania Rugs
Attractive designs and colorings.
Prices for This Week Only
Bargain
. . .. Bargain
.,........Bargair.
habitat-IO. .
{111: north f
Consid— .
ARRIVE HERE
This theory is the result of a threat t
The oliivlnls induced him to give-311$.
Carpets, both washed and dry
he. reduced
Ye cleaned
All orders called for and delivered.
PHONE 969
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We received prize bulbs of Tulips,
Hyacinth pagans. Crocus, 01111 is,
Chinese Sacred Lilies at lowest prices
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Our 'Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
0111' No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c.
OLD 2 WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
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Now Sold for 10¢
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A... or we 11..., Mougtagnsggfg; ORLINS" ,. . . 1
cm disturbance is can ra ov r 7 RI, ‘
Dakota. Frosts were reported this IRE VULGANdmmG SHOP . legel ‘0:
moxning as far south as Tennessee. To ‘
$11-19 guimlpiri'ztigg is m we“ at Q“ 1 ”OWeAROWaEZgEfi Stsreet SCI iii all) COATS
we sell? 1 A”: WORK GUARANTEED F r f‘)‘ ~- , H-
New and Used Tires and Tubes Sold 0. .211} s and Curls
Prices Reasonable ' g, 2, 2 _ I, .3 '1
Standard Gasoline and Oils .3. , - _2 '
, I DIN $7.911. to >19" 2
5% . ' J l Charge Xitfiunt $11,145,; '
. ~ 3 Kendrick s Garage -
lNSTlTUTlll . 30 Chestnut Street A.
Phone 9177 South Somalis 2 '
Just as a man is known. in- ,5.— 211:; 5+ : -——~ . J .. A” ,. CL THING ‘g
somnany he keeps so 11 10111113 111101111 TYPEW’RITERS 2.11:, g
113' the sort of public i11s1111111-2..s i: ‘ U 1! L. C Smith, «w I]
has and the way it 11131111111125 111cm. Rem "9’9" nderwo" - RR‘sll‘ll’xh
. . . ; 2 2 2 ._ é . oyal, Oliver. All makes sold, I
him“ .1 stranger shout 101x «mu. 2 d d h 11 ed ,_-_4,
Let him see your churches. schools, re“ e repair: ex: 3 9 .2115. ‘
libraries and menimls. \Vhez‘. 1'22:- Our Agent I: in Town Every Day.. BOW} '? ,f'r'. ,
.. 2 .r . 2' 2 2 “2221,22 . A- -
“1? $2.37.: 12:321.: Hummer Typewnter Exchange
V0 1’ « x 11!) ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ '13
like to MW. \01\\ .111. s}; 1 “s .111 w. 11 155 Falrfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn. I at .....
m the stranger in this aspen! } 11‘ ; “ H ‘1"?
iii-ullu'iy isl‘nis iruc of. ils 111:1:1‘11'1 .2 7 i CHILDREA\ S :3 F ’lil -2
il'mspiinl with ‘ its snprrl; sen , JOSEPH S. KERY, JR. : 37 West Washington ,St, S. 33.1.2214
\\ mild do l‘l‘tidll to a ('11) $12.12, _ _ sheet;
21.21 .1... m: \‘Oi'xxnlk 7 Plumbmg and Heating,
1 “Ollld be fine if this ll Metal Working
Drops-rt} “6. 1c frfg}a'n;l Cli-z All" ‘ .. 3 Country Wpater HSystem and One 1
claims against it. 11+: ‘21111'v1's: 1 me eaters : , ‘
iCou of New York. holds a mo TELEPHONE 4n . I Hay? YOU! [/1
of 5:3“.0‘00. lesliies. there :11:- 1 ,2- V 0 Nam“ Conn? . ‘ ..I .
Rolls totalling. $15341»?! accrued 15111“ 1:: 21 Taylor A e“ s ' “9 RadliftOI‘S f’, . ..
lhepost two \‘(-3!S. 'lo the ~\1< 11: Cl 273‘ _
2345,0130 the hospital does 11:: 12550:: a: Repaired i 2 .-
to the people. But x'ou haxe New :11 , By Experts 5; . r
institution with a, replacement Y'alue: . . ' i1 7,; ‘ ‘ -i
.1313 approximately 8250. {1:120 11110.11 . ’ It. Wfll Cost K ., 5:,
‘pre’scnt conditions and prices. This is NO More \ 2;.2 :Jg
11111: a killing obligation. but the time osen 1e 7
has; come when it must be 1114.221. Ii New Mat-01'! m Stool
tints weffilfiour 0311111013: 3:1: would _ Wall Street
no res .1 you a “'1 -(. u e 'vry ‘
claim against it and could say. "This BrOSO g WALL STREET 1
is mine." \Vhy not do the same thing
for your hospital? , e - ‘ A;
In the next place, the hospital '
needs a nurses‘ home. TI‘M‘ nurs are HARDWARE & HOUSE
no'w living in the old lmsplml. “l".x 91'1" . SPEC I If
one linens the condition of the old IN [is ,
building. It is not well adapted 1‘01 FURNISH GS <
its present use. It is on the 111.11'kr1. .
No one can tell .11 what time the -—-—- 22 g at .
nurses will have to mmc out. \\'11~:1'e
will thev go? 2
Another need is a garage; on the 125 W ASHDQGTON ST» ,
hospital hill for the ambulance Good
service is bring had under the pres- SO. NORWAIAK.
cut arrangement and at a reasonable- ‘ S
0091.51“! the time is coming “lien “7 - . 3;}:
both the public and durum-s “ill 1121-12 .. 68 aShlngl-Oll tré ,
me should haxe the ambula: me right
on the spot. read) to go out 1‘111: mo- ' ‘ fl
invent the alarm comes in. This will F. S. LYON «a
11mm :1. little greater maimenance .
charge. It will require someone on , JOB PRINTING DaVid “? Ravaqu ’
hand awry hour of clay and night. p. 2 § 1
But, slurs it will 111138.11 paring off a South N01 walk UNDERT;XKER
few . minutes lwtueen lice-int of 1 ‘0‘“ gm.“ :1
mmgm‘oy call and arrival of ambu— - . - _ Tole—Office, 1: lo. 1:2":1‘
lance on suns of Resident. it is some- NEW RED MEN’S BLJLU'EWL
tiling to he desired. Summing up.
you are being asked to help raise $?5.- w
«mo. 01’ this. $30,000 is the mortgage
and $15. 009 the deficits of the Past GET‘SQUAIE DEAL
two 168.15. The balance, $311050 is w. ‘1“ buy your 1131111921024
for a fund for nurses home. and sax- ers junk and .J ;
11. Ml: rm. nap . 2
use 101' ambulance Ereu' dollar s1 - . g 5' Anything 10!
sciibed 11' ill be used for these oinjet 1s. 'Itmm ”mead acoowdrdin to the £58;
goods 8 '3“
“FE; ' In of the A square .1
THE PUBLIC . . ._
' To us "“‘"“" " mm ”1111 r. 11111129.; 2
From now until further notice e ‘ v y I 7
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company Perfecto Bouquet Are 32 Van land: 5 m: 7
Prices 0“ 5‘“ Rugs 3"" aims-hum coon. Always on 55;. E
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CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHER'
153 Washington 5!. So. Norwall'
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.GUNs .
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