never fails. you.
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We will gladly
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.: that will prove of value to you.
eardto us.
WRITE TODAY
.tSou h Norwalk. Conn.
TONIC
Ere you don your robes Of
flannel try a fire of our best Can-
leI—coal that burns so nice and
easy. When the air gets crisp and
fireezy burn a little in the grate.
“on 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
‘ idiom Drives 'your worries up the
flue. Cures a grouch, if that’s
yhat ails you. Death to gloom. It
RRIS o
hand or mail
you a. copy 01’ our very interesting
MUSIC”
stal‘
There is much in this booklet
“6 Alfred Fox Piano Co.
in our store
But...”
we are doing business
usual.
' ,Preecrlptlon Pharmacist
Alterations arebeing'inade
as
H. A. MEAD
' ma Main St... SO. Norwalk
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
on parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
Home-made Butter, Eggs from
Telephone 2698, Store
Telpphone 1618'
fie milk for babies delivered to
our
firm, and Buttermilk fresh dally
F. H. WEMPE & SON
TAXI
Telephone 908
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attend
11 North
ed
to. Prices Moderate ,
American Taxi Co.
Main Street
111g today.
sell at fair prices!
QUALITY. .
It is silly to think
PHONE 1405
NORWALK
CADILLAC
1360
it is very easy to imagine from the noise 1
in the lumber industry—that price is the on
But-it you poke around under the surface
find that the intelligent buyer is stilr'sitting on
The unbroken loyalty this 'past year or
old reliable, is proof to us that the trad
but reliable quality at fair prices.
THE HATCH & BAILEY €041
‘ Agents for Sheetrock, Beaver Board Johns, Mauvillo and Baird a
Price is an important factor. Who Of us does not want to buy 31131
u ers are buyiné 0’1 p
or talk that b gut mendwustomem.
Son mailings
Delivery.
A. F. BeckmannEaCO. Inc.
83 Washington Street, South N orwalk
- ~ FREE DEW
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CORD TIRES 1
SALES AND SERVICE
VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
SOUTH NORWALK
WELDING AND AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS
Special Cadillac Limousine Service for Funerals and Weddings
2211
TELEPHONES
hat is suing around’oven
1y factor that governs buy- 1
with 111- cane you
the fogdation factor
rice only. "
the good '_
e is not. buying lowest prices,
GOODYEAR
Quality Groceries and Free5.
...-.-..4,..--,o,-¢--..I
tional members Of this council. ’
der existing conditions.
in Connecticut and the fullest protec-
tlon will be given those who, as .5111.
ployees of the railroad companies or
in other capacities. are doing their
part in maintaining the necessary
transportation facilities
“I have directed the council to make
an inventory Of the resources of food,
fuel, transportation and man—power of
the state, and to perfect plans for
interruption of railroad senmlce"
Harry W. Reynolds. executive secre-
tary to the governor. and Secretary
Dudley Harmon of the Manufacturers'
Association of Connecticut also attend-
ed the meeting. Mr. Harmon outlined
the activity under-talc
tion to meet the lmpcn di gemergeucy.
VII. Goss, who will have charge of
of emelgtucy. said last night that his
main task would be one of co-
ordinating the transpmtatlon facilities
which will be at the selvlce of the
state. Mr Goss said that he did not
believe that it was his duty to manage
all 01‘ the transportation which would
go on within Connecticut but only that
in which the state had an interest. Mr.
Goss said that he had not had time
enough to evolve :1 definite plan.
MANY WILL MISS
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Continued from First Page.
no... .1. M
(1; c u.-
owl/~14: emu.
by means of an
International One-Pipe
Heater. -
Burns less—Heats most—Costs least.
For old or new houses—Farm or City.
WARM ROOMS FOR EARLY ’RISE’RS
Ilcclarcd by Heating Experts to be most
scientific heater made.
Copied by many— Surpasscd by none.
Ox or 5110 in Norwalk since 1915———and no
rtpaixs made y.et
Be. sum it' s an “International."
Call or phone 4733. .,
Henry A. Hegelein, Agent
Heating Expert and Sanitary Engineer
56 WATER STREET,
All
80. NORWALK
kinds sheet metal work a specialty
151'. ‘l-Irndull achieved marked sun‘-
cess in his profession. and attracted
many patients from far and near. who
appreciated his unusual skill and be—
'came his steadfast friends. He had the
faculty of pulling his best in every-
thing he did. and it made no differ—
ence whethcx- he was doing- prolcsslom
al,work.
or rendering Irralulious service to the
public as an official or a citizen. He
gave the best that Wis, in him for
member of ll?" Board 01‘ Health
preparcd and caused to he adopted
he was the first 1112111 in the State
Connecticut.
health matters. in 3-9-
advocate the
ous disease. ll-- 1.1 as 1. good citizen in;
the best scnsc of that tezm and in his.
death tlw “hole community has suf—
fen d a signal loss.
H: was a member of the
Victor , Wesley
48‘ CHESTNUT STREET
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding./
-gt--q-~---"---.rn--- .....
Has Removed to
' Stewing Lamb
Fancy LONG ISLAND ESCALLOPS. .50c pt.
FRESH SHOULDERS
Shoulder Lamb Chops
Rib Lamb Chops
Loin Veal Chops
18clb.
25clb.
28clb.
...................35clb.
l0clb.
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
' Stamford
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets"
Norwalk, 39 Main St.,
Westport
Wash’ton St. and R. R. Ave., S. Norwalk
Black Rock '
Bridgeport '
”C OAL
DEVINE BROS. '
PHONE 53 '
\
mm, WOOD, FEED
Standard Cotton Stores
98 WASHINGTON STREET
‘1.
» boys
, Haxe you awakened to )Our responSF
‘Ien's and'Ykoung Men”:
$15.00 111330.90
SPECIAL SUIT SALE
.Qttlieb’s
COME
Prices and
f1.
G. LECOUNT TOOL WORKS "
HERRITT. ST, 0' ij ‘5 '5
, V I ’7, 7 ' V if
HAVE YOUR MOTOR TROUBLES OVER-{3’
BY REGRINDING
“e regrind the cylinders of any style motor and furnish Pistons, . I
Rings and Pins
other information on request.
“ through tou'n meetings and party can—
Norwulk Congregational church.
Wen Lodge. No. 103. F. a- A. 3.1.. ,1111.
let Lodge. No. 97. I. 0. 0. FL. the Ncw
York Dental Society. and the Dental
Society of Connecticut.
He was a man of fine
character. a good citizen.
husband. a considerate and
father. and '11 dependable friend.
can he said of him that he mught a
good fight and llnlshcd his COlllSl' in a
maulx wnv
“ Calmly he 1001; d on either Lile.
here -
nothing to
fair;
From Nutur's tcnm‘u’atb
satlsl'y'd
Thank'd Hcav'n the! he had
and that he died."
DARIEN G. O. P. WOMEN
FORM ORGANIZATION1
Continued from First Pate.
Christian
:1
and
Saw regret. or; there lo
feast rose
lived.“
Voters but camc as :1 private citizen}
at the request of 31:3. Saxon to icllf
of the value or organization and the.
benefit of affillaling with one party.
8110 said In purl:
.Au indixidual max 53} she is going
to be indn prudent and 5111) outside '15
going to vote for 111': 1111111 of her:
choice whether he is 011 0111* ticket or:
the other but she will never accom—
plish much in this way. A good sol»
dicr does not seek to M11 alone. He
Joins the armv and. obeys the com-
mands of his general in mdcx to win.
T-hcle are certain DIInClP-lv s for “hich
8- party stands which are invaluable“
to every community, Individuals can
do more effective work by uniting in
groups on fundamental pl‘iIlCka‘S.
though they may difier on matteTS of
detail. '
All your civic life. the clothes you
wear, your food, you!“ health depend
indiI‘GCtlY upon pOlitics. The welfare
of “Of 0m)" your community but of the
whole nation is the higl est oij—‘t 0f
the Study or politics. "he growing
and girls will be influenced by
what you do now. Do you under-
stand the machinery of government or
are you satisfiedto follow anyone's.
dictation and vote for whoever is
the privilege of taking your place In
making and executing (crtain laws.
Dont held yourself aloof from
polities or part“ you must not work
alonc—join force; the » men——
educate yourselves politically until you
are on an equal footing. The future
bility?
. -' V
rut «1
11d John HZGoss of Waterbury,'who_
have been recentlv appointed as addl- -
"The interruptIOn of railroad trans-
_ portatlon in this state means not only
; a grave increase in the present unem-
1:1le meat but also hardship and dis;
tress, particularly at this time and un—
“As governor I am marshalling all
the state's reSODTCes to conserve food
and necessaries, and to insure the con;
tlnuance of the existing means or
transportation. Law and order will be
maintained it there should be a strike
their organization in the event or an .
by the associa" ‘
the transpmtation during the period ,
indulgent;
1t '
DR. G. S. KENDALL
for which he was well 139.11;
twelve years to our pul» ic schools as :1. g
member or {iv School Board. and as :1 5
3w. ‘
'1 i:
first class up—lnurlutc sanitary code in?
the face 01‘ strenuous opposition. and:
of l
cnnntctcd officially with‘
porting of tuberculosis as an infectiw
l
,9
Soutn, ‘
(lld 4
l
l
i
1
loving .
1
placed upon the ticket? You now have .
of ”the State. and nation is shaped
cuses.
It the. party seems selfish or one
sided get into it in earnest; and make
it better. Never look (or evil, think
only of the good and work only for
pragress and the things which. tend to
€161 ate. If you remain at home you
l
DOLLAR MARK AND LOVER’S
‘ KNO’I‘.
: LO\DO:\' Oct. 25. —Discovery that
a. dollar ma1k shares honors with a.
l‘oxels knot oxcr the “bridal
trance: to :1 New York Fifth avenue
church. has been followed by the find-
ing of this inscription on a window
just restored in the church of St.
Calhrinc Crce. ,The church was
built more than a century ago.
PRESIDENT- HARDING" LEANS FOR
‘ .THE SOUTH
\VA'SHINGTON, Oct. 2'5.—-President
Harding left “'ashington at 9 o’clock
this moming on a special train for a
tour dav trip through the South his
firsz visit to that section since his in-
augumtion.
Advertise in the Sentinel for the
best results.
Mme. Jeannette"
Corsetiere &‘Glover
GLOVES
Chamoisette. . . . 596, 950, $1.29
Gauntlets ........ $1.29, $1.75
Long Chamoisette . . . . .\. $1.25
Children’s Chamoisette . . _ 500
Kid Gloves. . $2.50, $3.00, $3.50
Gauntlets . . . . . . . . $4.00, $5.00
Mocha Gloves . . . . $3.50, $5.00
Gauntletts $4.50
Wool Hosiery ...,.-..:._r.; $1.50
Carter’s Medium and Winter-
weight Underwear at
Low Prices ‘
56 S. Main St, s. Norwflk
SPECIALS‘ .,
FOR THE WEEK
None. Such Mince Meat,
apkg........... ....... 17c
Fancy Gal. Prunes . . . . 9. 1b. 140
Live Oak Buckwheat, 3 lb.
pkg” ..... 23c
Pure New Means Molasses
quart . . ...... . 25c; gal. 90c
A. SKILL:
234 Cottage 31., East Nor-walk,
TO THE PUBLIC
From now until further notice the
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company
have reduced prices on all Rugs and
Carpets, both washedhnd dry cleaned
All orders called for and delivered
PHONE 969
.L‘
, Watch your flowering plants grew. .
$1.va ssouwlud
amm 11v Russo-Ia
I“.
Di RECT FROM HOLLAND
We received prize bulbs of Tulips,
Hyacinth, Daffodils} Crocus, Oxalis,
Chinese Sacred Lilies at lowest prices
Boston Ferns . 75c
Buy year GOld Fish at the
en—=
Re
3225*
Phone 9 1 '1'
I TYPEWRITERS
. Our Stock Of Beacons is complete, and includes Beac
Blankets, BeacOn Bathrobe Blankets,
' “lets and crib Blankets.
Beacon Bathrobe Flannel by the yard. 7
{The new BeaCOn Blankets prices mean a money saving.
Indian
PLENTY OF WOOL BLANKETS AND ARMY BLANKETS
COMFORTABLES WITH BEAUTIFUL ART COVERS
ORLINS’
, TIRE momma SHOP-
' I1
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
89 West Washington Street
A“; WORK GUARANTEED
new and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
, Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils \
WELDING
Kendrick’s Garage
'30 Chestnut Street
mington, Underwoode. C. Smith,
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired, exchanged.
Our Agent is in Town Every Day.
Pluminer Typewriter Exchange
156 Falrfield Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn.
South Norwalk
m
on Bed
Blankets, Plaid Blank
_
H. Krieger C1?
SCHOOL ' COATS
For Boys and (lirls
A very attractive line of cl
Glrls’ Coats, sizes from 6 lo 16
Prices range from
37.9810 $20.00
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g
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Charge Account Solicitcd
i
l
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
i or
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
JOSEPHS. KERY, JR.
Plumbing and Heating,
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
0 TELEPHONE 492
21 Taylor Av... 80. Norwalk, Conn.
Sheet
CHILDREN ’S STORE
37 West Washington St. S. Norwalk
s
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k
H
Have Your
Radiators
n.
ROsenfield
"Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
-——-—-
125 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK.
Repay,” ed
. By Exoerts
It Will Cost 7
No More
New Radiators in Steel
Wall Street
a wan. STREE:
t
SPECIALS
Golden S
68 Washington Street
F. S. LYON _
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
l.
'David W'. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tales—Office, 1103; House, 853
Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 81;; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. rm, papers, sunk and .12!
second-hand goods. Anything me
have. Price according to the alt—11
It? 0! the goods. A square 1332
always.
Philip P. Mahcney
I2 Van Zandt Street
lineal-hm Goods Always CI 8.1::
__-n
__..e
A
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
W
Nowell & Murray
'CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHEHS
153 Washington 8!. So. Norwall
on
SPECIAL
7. _ 7 GUNS,
AMMUNITION,
, COATS,
r ETC.
.4. '
' For Hunters
’ edge
All Wool V Neck
Slip Over Sweaters
$6. 50
THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD .
Tarlov Bros.
UP—TO-DATE CIGAR 5T0 R E
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
'MADE
PIPES
, , Also Celebrated Dunhill’s
Hahackano flock Tel. 1581
Norwalk Chronicler