IF ONE IS ADDICTED‘
’ JUDGMENTS
It is very easy to imagine from the n
“ONIC '
Ere you don -your robesé of
:rInnn‘el try a fire of our best Can—
NmI—«zoal that burns so nice and
“83’. When. the air gets crisp and
Milan a little in the grate.
“an the furnace fire can wait till
fie weather gets real snappy. All
you need to make you happy.
Cost no more than other kinds.
Watch the blaze and cheer your
'fiinds. Gives your Cares a quick -
adieu. Drives your worries up the
ing today.
sell at fair prices! ,
But—if you poke around under the surface
find that the intelligent buyer is still sitting on
QUALITY.
old reliable, is pfiiot to us that the trade is not
but reliable quality at tel: prices.
W
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO
Son Readings
else that is going arOunduiven
in the lumber industry—that price is the onlyafacIOr that governs 113’-
price is an important factor. Who- of us does not want to buy and
with- your cane you
the foundation” factor ,
It Is silly to think or talk that buyers are buying 0“ "we “only"
friendmstom'ers, the good
The unbmken loyalty this past year Of our buying lowest prices
Agents for Sheefiock! Beaver Board, Johns Manville and Baird &
,Rccalhng the “Flu
People
-----4.,s~p-.--..
" of many a. community,an
of death wherever-
‘ small communities.
lack of attention.
' ~ . flue." Cures a groueh, if that’s
what ails you. Death to gloom. It
We: fails you.
, . ‘ Delivery
[3 @394
PHONE 1405
Quality Groceries and Free
A. F. Beckmanné’éCanc.
83 Washington Street, South N orwalk
FREE DELIVERY
epidemic broke Out in October.
tlon Hospital.
beds were quickly filled.
whole third being used as
ing the epidemic.
FREE
,
: We will gladly hand or mail
. you a copy 05' our very interesting
; booklet
NORWALK CORD TIRES
CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE .7
SOUTH NORWALK
“EDISON AND MUSIC”
Call at our store or drop a postal
1360 TELEPHONES .
GOODYEAR
WELDING AND AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS 7’
Special Cadillac Limousine Service for Funerals and Weddings
2211
81 patients more treated.
' “313i and W estport as follows
Noni-all:
New Canaan
Total . .....
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’ put forth this special el‘fmt
There is much in this booklet , I i 7 .4 ,
again be so high in so short a time.
_‘ that; will prove of value to you.
WRITE TODAY
by means of an; ,
' 1116 Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Non-Walk.
Heater
Conn.
~L.Ln11fic heater made.
1' owed by many~Surpasscd by none.
0V e1
repairs made yet.
Be surL it’s 21d “International.”
Call
Altefations are being made
in our store
9 .
But..."
. _ 56 WATER STREET,
we are domg busmess as
1
l"
WARM ROOMS E'ORj EARLY RISImS'
”flu.” The whole community.
ever. responded to, the
Ep i-
demie of 1918 to NorWalk
Just three years ago; the count?)
was swept, as by a. prah-ie fire. by one '
of the worst epidemics in a. life fitime.“ ‘
The "flu” struck terror to the heart
and left a trail
went.“ In some
whole families '
were ill with no one to care for the p
sick. More than one person died from
The new hospital had been dedicat-
ed in September 1918, but was not
ready for actual use at the time the
On’
Oct 9th. the Jxecutive Committee
voted to open two wards (16 beds} in
the new building for use as an Isola-
The first patient was .
admitted three dogs later and the 16
Westport
sent an urgent request for more ac—
comodation, and an entire floor was
then given ever to “flu" patients the
sleeping
quarters for the helpers Fofir days
after the Isolation Hospital was open-
ed Dr. Hunter came to assist in fight-
Dr. Hunter re-
- maimed fifteen dais, during which time
The patients were large-Iv in Norr
..... .--..............1
119
In the 35 days in which the hospital
there
1were 37 deaths among 119 patients.
Let us pray 1h Lt the toll max novel
The problem 01' seeming sufficient
nurses was not easy as ml but three
of the regular stuff were ill with the
110'»?-
FASHIONABLE
1“- I"
or the baby lit a. match and the ex-
plosion followed.
NLQRIB—E SHOOTS COJIRADE.
. BOSTON, Oct. 24.———Quincy70. Rou-
den’ of Panama City, F411,, 3. Marine
we... '.'.'..'.'::::::::::::::::: 1. come private at the Navy Yard-flied
Snugatuck . ....... . , , . . . _ . . 6 yesterday from a bullet wound. Naval
Daricn ......................... 1.] authorities said that Richard “heaven-
field. also a marine, who was arrest-
ed, had reported that he shot Rouden
as he lay asleLD‘rin the barracks Sat—
urday night. He gave no reason.
TROPICAL STORM HEADS NORTH
W'ASHINTGON. Oct.
centre of a. tropical storm approach~
lug Yucatan Channel and continuing
to move northward was reporoed by
warning today. The bureau said the
storm was "attended by dangerous
24.~—— The, >
the weather bureau in a. bulletin ,
International One-Pipe
Burns less—Heats most—Costs least.-
E‘Or old or new houses—Farm or'City.
Declared by Heating Experts to be most
501‘) in Norwalk since 1915~and no
”Na...“
emergency.
11 1d marl i211
Graduate nurses w 110
'of greatest responsibility In addition
them were 32 Vomntcer Red Cross
nurses who gone splcmlid service. He.
sides this, four outszde
professional
nurses who secured. 'l he“ 1.! cons! of "L‘nr
epidemic was o‘Vcr £11: ms middle 112'
VNoumber. Clwo 3m .11 112k wexe then
transnl‘netl to Ills (End 1 aiming. and
the Isolatkm Hospital (’lOM' Ll until the
11ch building was 101m :11 owned
Dec 3 ifllS. ' '
V - x
This Is a very-brief union" of 21.9“
voluntcexed and wme given positions 1
gales and winds of hurricane force."
Mme. Jeannette
CorSetiere 8; Glover
GLOVES
Chamoisette. . . . 59c, 95c, $1.29
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
01 phone 4? 3- 3. " V
Henry A. Hegelein, Agent
Heating Expert and Sanitary Engineer
80. NORWALK
All“ kinds sheet metal work a specfilty
way the new hospital
although not “11111111111
operation responded to :1 connnulfity
crisis. It is now in in Sch be: tier shape
to rise to an}. dmnmds ”hat mas 12.
made upon H.191 it not the p In: of
building,
cfflclcncv may be unimpuhui “111—11-
eve: epidemic or an} othe; {morgt n-
usual.
WVictOr Wesley
Has Removed to (I i .g 1~
48 CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding:
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
mm St. So. Norwalk
' Perfectly Pasturized'
Milk and Cream
milk for babies delivered to
WI’IM/E '
—,.--~--~
knocks at its doors?
RUSTIC INN RAIDED
BY STATE MEN
(Contlnued from First Page).
Colby of New Have-n and ' Florence
Pickford of Hartford and Eric Skid-
mcre of New Haven and Florence
\\'illimns of New Haven and New
Yoxk.
1 ollowlng the arrests. the state po-
lixomen brought the.pris€mrrs befmc
Justice of the Peace BurtOn D. Bishop
“be fined Cummings $200 and costs
for Violating the liquor law On the
other charge he was fined :25 and
costs. He was released under a sus—
nll parts of the NOrwaIks
and Rowayton
gimme-made Butter, Eggs from our
farm, and Buttermilk fresh daily
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1618 ' '
Telephone ‘908
Any Time Day or Night
3118 Promptly Attended
to. Prices MOderate .
; American Taxi Co.
North‘ Main Street
Stewing‘ Beef ..
StameTal
Westporl:
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Black Rock , '
Schultze’ 3 Tuesday Specials
Fancy LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS...50C pt.
ROUND STEAK 22c1b.
Shoulder Steak 14clb
Hamburg Steak l4clb.
...........'.....*..;.‘18c1b.
SChullz‘e’ s Samtary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash ’ton St. and R. R. Ave, 3. Norwalk
Bridgeport
, one fatally, yesterday moxning. ~when
" wrecked by a natural gas explosion
COAL
m, WOOD, FEED
1111va BROS.
PHONE 53
‘ Mohester hospital The others 1311111-
" ed
Goodberlet and his son Eugé‘ne-
_ Mrs. \Varren awakened by the cries ,
CIAL SUITSALE
len’ 11 and Young Men’ s
$15.00 to t$30.00
\
COME BY REGRINDING
We regrind the cvnnders,
I the little tongue is coa,
" child is? listless, cross,-
HAVE YOUR MOTOR TROUBLES OVER-
. ' constipation poison,
any style motor and furnish 'Pistons
pended sc ntence of thi1ty dam in jail.
Four of the frequentels were fined
$25 and costs. each. and the ‘ six
h r compl: to
plain Common scnse to snppmt this:
serxant of all the people so that its;
othels were fined $15 and costs. each.
'lhe state policemen who acconfimn~
ied Lieutenant Nichols weze Sr rgeants1
Stiles and PlnL—ll and I' olics 111111 l‘ann,
Tomanlo. Buddcs. Johnson, Lonnehafl.
Ailing and Ellis I
It is understood here (that a civic
protectixe association will .5}: for an
lumnction £10m the. SupeliOI court to
close the ‘llustic 11m permanently
, Cummings filed a suit singing libel'
against the ‘\cw Haven 3011mm.—
Co‘urier" seine time ago. claiming
$30. 000 damages as a. result of a 1) ar—
Gauntlets ........ $1.,29 $1 75
Long Chamoisette ...... $1. 25
Children s Chamoisette 50c ~
Kid Gloves . $2 50, $3. 00, $3. 50
21 Taylor Ave... So. Nos-walk, Conn.
OWIts FOOtball- Time
I
STYLISH SKIRTS
CORRECT COATS V ' -
, -1:me PETTICOATS
o
for His Mei-i Latest Models, ‘ Now Ready * in Our Suit Section
1” E
" . ORLINS’ r
TIRE WLCANIZING‘ SHOP
89 West Washington Street
Au. WORK GUARANTEED
Prices Reasonable ‘
Standard Gasoline and Oils
IVELDING
Kendrick’s Garage
30 Chestnut Street
Phone 917 j
HYATT
, DRE GQODS STORE
, " and -
AUTO ACCESSORY STOREV
new and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
South Nor-walk
s.-
——._
H. Krieger CO.
SCHOOL COATS
For Boys and Girls
A very attractive line of School
,Girls’ Coats. Sizes from 6 to 16
Prices range from
, $7.98 to $20.00
L__§harge Account Solicitor!
TYPEWRITERS
Remlngton, Underwood, L. C. Smlth,
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired, excha ed.
Our Agent la in Town Every Day.
Plummet" Typewriter Exchange
156 Fairfield Ave... Bridgeport, Conn.
JOSEPHS. KERY, JR.
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 492
Gauntlets ....... $4 00, $5 .00
Mocha Gloves $3. 50: $5. 00
Gauntletts $4.50
W001 Hosiery p... . .1... $1.50
Carter’s Medium aid Winter-
yveight Underwear. at
Low Prices
56 S. Main St, S. Norwalk
, SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
Resenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
————q
125 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK.
None Such Mince Meat,
apkg......... ......... IVES
Fanny Cal. Prunes . . . . a 1b. 140
Live Oak Buckwheat, 3 lb
pkg. ........ 230,
'Pure New OrleanyMolasses ,
quart 250; gal 90c
F s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk-
ASTULL,
24; Cottage St, East Norwalk’
ticle relating to Cummings. 'l‘hé sxxit
has not Vet been {I Ied '
INFANT DIES IN VGAS FIRE.
Mother Lit Match to Quiet Him and
Explosion Follmxs.
' SCOTTS‘VBJLE. N. Y”
"Five persons were severely
Oct. 24.“
burned.
the house of William Goodberlet was
and fire. William, infant soul of Mr
and 5113 James W'arren of Ontario.
33- Y- guests in the noose died in a.
ere. Mr. and Mrs. Warren. William
None of the four survivors have
been able to talk, but neighbors say
.MQTHJDR! CLEAN ~-’ . ,
, CHILD’S BO‘VHS \YITI'I
CALH"GR\IA FIG SYRUP . :
E1911 a; sick cl
. es the “fruity"
taste of “Califoi‘n 1-“
<Svrup” If
,_ or if your
feverish, mu ,
Ina few hours you ca seen for your- . .
self how ibordughly it wet-ks all the
sour“ bile and ,
aster out of the barrels, and yourhave
-—-E
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have re 11ch prices on all Rugs and
Carpets,
' All orders called for and delivered.
elm-Id ssouwmc
Hy acinth, Dafiodizls
, To run ZRUBLIO‘
‘Flhm now until further notice the
0th washed and dry cleaned.
PHONE 969
Watch your flowering plants grow
Perfecto
Our Panatella Extras Are
(Our No. one, So; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
Bofiquét Are
‘ Now Sold for 10¢
CLOTHING , ’
and
CHILDREN’S STORE
37 West Washington St. 8. Norwalk
' FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
. By EXDerts
Hare Your _
Radiators ’
Repaired
.uws
It wsn cost _
no More ‘.
New Radiators in Staci
Wall Street
9 WALL STREEI
SPECIALS
Golden’s
68‘ Washington Street
l
“David W’. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tole—Office, 1103; House, 853
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDlNG
* GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
was. ran papers. inn]: um 34
second hand goods. Anythln'; you
have. Prloo according to the enli-
A square deal
P. Mahoney
I: Van Zandt street
hound-land Rood: Always on spin.
— * l
Also Sold for 10¢
COMPAN Y
THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
.NeWell &. Milrray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNlSHERa
153 Washlngton 5t. :80. Norwalk
‘l
, l 11 .
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:1“
I mm ‘1'1vbwossoi'19 _ .
\
- DIRECT FROM HOLLAND
We reCeived prize 511le of Tulips,
Crocus, Oxalis,
at lowest- prices _
. . . . . . . 75c
GUNS,
AMMUNITION,
‘7 SPECIAL
All Woe] V' Neck
Slip Over Sweaters
1~ 7 $6. 50
,5, COATS
' I 7 : ETC.
A For “Hunters , I
Tarlov Bros.
UP— “I'D-DATE CIGAR STORE
, , SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
MA
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