5 $9.
ever'fails on.
, a: , y/ , 7
,-
Ere you, don your probes of.
Emma} try a fire of our best Can-
qe—eoal that burns so niee 5 and
£5331 When the air gets crisp and
M burn a little in the grate.
. 'V ”the furnace fire can wait till
fie weather gets’real snappy. All
m need to make you happy.
fleet no more than other kinds.
fiatch the blaze and cheer yOur
‘ '. Gives your cares a quick
flea. Drives your worries up the
Cures a grouch, if that’s
' «@431? ails you. Death to gloom. It
33136?
5 it Is Very easy to
lug today. . -
sell at fair prices!
,QUALITY.
Agents for Sheetrock, Beaver
imagine from the noise that is going Verona—$7011.53
in the lumber industry-swat price is the only factor that governs buy- ,
Price is an impatient factor. Who of us does not want to buy and:
But—if you poke around under the surface with your cane 3701:,
find that the intelligent buyer is still sitting on the foundation (actor
It is silly/to think or talk that buyers are buying on price only. ,
The unbroken la} alty 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. ' . _
i .
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Board, Johns, Mdnville and Baird & ,5
.-* Son Roofiings '
. Deputy United Stones Marshall “Ellison
Hayes
maximize frip to Hartford with Law-
Soon after Mr. Alcorm
and United Stages District Attorney
J. Hayes just before 1 o ‘CIOck.
yer Calnen.
Smith went into conierence.
' could not be learned.
torpey's office made no move in th
has been relying upon the evidenc
obtained by Mr. Alcorn and the stat
police.
State a Attorney Surprised.
FREE
5, We will
gladly hand or mail'
turdayfi Spool]
\ =22: "" 5 “\G-n \¢g§_«
gJONESORPILLSBURYFL OUR." ...... ...............$1.19
GRANULATED SUGAR . .............. .......,16 lb. $1.00
‘"““‘ CALIFORNIA GROWN PEACHES Can 27c
iLARGEGRAPEFRUIT.; ........ ..... .'.....10c
I GLOBE HONEY - .................... . ...... .. 5 lbs. $1.20
.gLARGE ONIONS ........ ........ ...........;4~—25c
I NATIVE POTATOES .................. pk 48c
,-- ROGERS EVAPORATED MILK Can 11c
TAKHOMA BISCUIT ......................... . ..... . 5c
I: COCOANUT TAFFY BARS ..... . ....... .. ..Ib 23c
I BALDWIN APPLES ........... 5 ...... ....... pk 60c
unawares._ Only. vesterday
. Iffe case on Tuesdav.
all
‘ a‘nd voids all proce" di gs undertaken
' in any after the semi es Was made
Burden on Mc-Aullffc
the échullfi'I counsel, or
hearing before 3.1“ng
petition sets forth 1‘» ruin statements.
which it will he incumbent upon thi' m
to 'proxe. It \Vlu then be the duty
of the state's attorm—v
151 on d u v's
“What transpired at the conference
The district :It-
. liquor exposure until Mr. Alcorn had
taken the initiative and it is general-
ly believed- that the district. attorney
The states attorney admitted last
night that he was taken completely
mormng
he had assured Judge \Yolfe in the
Superior court that the state would
be; rcadv to proceed with the MoAul—v
He has been Im—
usually buSV the past few dars pre-
f, paring for the case. 'Jhe service of the
' Federal court order on the clerk of
the Superior court acts as a stay 01’
state proceedings unless \acated
The burden of argument “ill be on
'1 homes Tl) fix-
to meet their
e
e
k
.1 Quaker Craft Lace
‘ ’ ‘ READY-MADE CURTAINS
Senor—Plain. . . ..98c to $2.50 pr. _
CURTAI N MATERIALS BY T HE YARD l
'Scrlm..........12%cto59cyd Lace............35ctoSL25yd ,.,
_ ' DAINTY DRAPERIES IN NOVEL DESIGNS ' I
*“Sunfast”'Sflkandcotton.......................oflcto$300yd
I'Cretonnes 25ctoSl2avcl
5- KIRSCH, CURTAINi RODS ARE THE, BEST
For the coming Week we will make a special
showing of the largest and most complete stock of
curtains, enrtain materials and draperies tha+ we
have ever displayed, including many novelties
designs and colorings
SEE THE WINDOW DISPLAY
1'?
1-. g
.
i scrim—Ruffled...Sl. 50 to S6450 pr.
............................$198to$750pr
‘- ‘_-
-_
5 5 V " L o
J
RAILROAD STRIKE
* DECLARED OFF BY
UNANIMOUS VOTE
‘Pcthairznen by which theyiare directed “Strangiel.” L€W7ic
k:
to notify local chairmen. that the pro-
posed railroad strike. has been called:
After Title Boat
off We're sent. out early teday iromg’
the general ofiices here of the Bro-é
_\l:\\‘ YORK fik't 28 “End . ‘Slr an-
South Nat-walk, Conn.
The Alfred Fox Piano C0.
'} {pf to f
:f‘zismnali 3.3
_,< 13.; W41 19"
21H???
fm‘lt'rnl [Ernil‘v 'Ir)’.
the fact {Y’ilf’ s< 21cm: 0.
in our store
' But.......
usual.
Prescription Pharmacist
Alterations are being made
we are doing business as
. A. MEAD
01' or
repairs
Al I
WARM ROOMS FOR EARLY
Burns les
For old or new houses—Farm or City.
Declared by Heating Experts to be most .
scicnaific halter made.
Cox. led b) manywSurpassed br none.
RISERS
3' means of an
International One-Pipe
Heater
s--Heats mos:~—Costs least.
560 in Norwalk since Izmir—and no,
made yet.
Be sure it's an ‘flmematlonal."
Call or phone 4734;.
Henry A. Hegelein,‘ Agent
.fleating‘ £13:de ,argd Sanitazy Engineer
56 WATER-STBIE'ET,
kinds sheet ymetal
' SO. NORWALK
work a specialty .
I A A :.«, y :52: 5“ 7 5. . ‘ ,
Iywlun'ltfifi .I.l15'a 232. I55 10.; v
his 1::
is (J-I‘:
IEiSzxfié‘rél I
} 3l<~AII§iI‘5‘¢'=
"m" stub)? complaint
’ I} likv" Iva}? 0:2
Paco-en: and pro:
all poms (I? the SL121- uli,‘ slioxxmg kv' or}
interest in his c.1562 c
32511000 03
.. c is also Dd.”
-. maul 10m?! .nlnf
z
STATE POLICE
RESERVES ORG \g‘xIZED
BY HURLEY
Continued from Fire? Fare.
periotendt-m, hos :Ippointcd The mil
ccnmlfmem. of regulars. as “swam!
state policemen" on trial. “'itlx the
resents. the full streng‘m of tin:
Imrtmt—nt wi 1 be 150 men .
The commission 1l50 Yul-.51}. all:
’l‘ucsday to hold special weekly llll't'I-I
lugs ”until the danger of the mitroad}
strike is averted."
, Milk and Cream
and Rowayton
" lcphone 2696, Store
Telephone 1618
mm for babies delivered to
' all parts of the Norwalks
Made Butter, Eggs from our
form, and Buttermilk fresh daily
2F. R. WEMPE & SON
icmr
AXI
Telephone 908
' to. Prices Moderate
”North
- v Q,
I Time Day or Night
.- Promptly Attended
u erican Taxi Co.‘
Main Street
48 CHESTNUT STREET ‘
Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
TELEPHONE 365-5
E Has Removed to
Wesley
Standard COtton Stores . f
98 WASHINGTON STREET
VDEVINE BROS.
' PHONE 53
CAL
WOOD, FEED
’3 and Young Men's
5.09 to $30.00
SUIT SALE
4
.—
‘ .
rerousness have become
with' Halloween.
Just where. the custom Of l11l1$i11l<"“~ I Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Company ,
adingcarne from is rather uncertain. Shave T951165“ Price? on 3-11 Bags and
It. probably grew out of the. belief that lCarpets. b0th Washed and dry Cleaned;
’agmst. everv primitive race had that
{weird disguises frightened away cvis
5 spirits. A?
Although smcc 1905. when Hallo-
. we'en was celebrated in this country
Many Weir Vets On
Gridli'on This Fall
NEW YORK. Oct 28.——That it
takes more than war injuries to stop a
real football player is being exempli—
fied in more. than one instance on
American gridirons this fall.
Brocker a Harvard line candidate,
is one A. E. F “buddy” who wouldn’t
say die even though German bullets
put him under for a while. In 1916
he was regarded highly in the fresh-
man line. “Then he went to France1
where he was wounded in both legs.
But Brocker wouldn’t down.5 His
health has fat-en regain-3:5 and" his pa-
tient watches on the sidelines have
given him that valued asset coaches
call "football brains.” .
Mike Driscoll, who, as a. seed
heutenaut in the Second 191615141" ha
. suc‘ ' h 'concehtraxed, '
inks; :3 m..chine gun fire ho‘lds down
the right end position on Jim Thorpe.’ 5
Canton bulldogs. '
“W
-—Dancing' every 'Friday
Red Menls' Hall
syncopation galore, by “Billikens.”
6 ve ning
RED PEPPER BEAT ,
”STOPS BACKACIIE
The brat of red peppers takes the
“ouch” from a sore. lame back It
can not hurt you, and it certainly
ends the torture at once.
When you are suffering so vou can
hardly get around, just try Red Pep-
per Bub, and you will have the
quickest relief known. Nothing" has
'penetratin
ever-s
more
there has ahvays been some kind tf
recognition of the em this vear's d0-
ings are on a far larger scale and 3T3
more, widespread than ai'n' other V95“.
Since 1905.
aled in orange and black (the Sign ‘5
the moon and the night(. and runner:
ous celebrations are planned.
SERGEANT SILK
Washington six-egg.
dutv in the First District after 4
o ’clock in the morning and only one
in the Second District after 3 5a. m.
This means that the city is’ cirtually
., unprotected for at least four hours
heat
Bridgeport as on acting serzmm 05%
{he dcpdrtrmc'nt was annoumul by;
{he sups'rintendcnt, fullouing tho ap-
provnl by the commission of :1
nmmcmiation of his to that writ-CI.
\V‘alter F. Stiles and Arthur M. PIncll.
are oth‘gr acting sergeants. ammintml
a 'weck ago. and Frank M. Nichols is
acting lieutenant, Virella was 8. Ser-
gtnnt of the old department.
The pay of members of the state
police reserveswill be at the some $5
daily rate at which regulars are com‘
peusated.
Tra-
OBSERVED AGE »
AGO BY QRU IDS
(Continued from First Page).
tion is in general much more hilarious
than across the sea. Thor Is 502121 5.
t‘hlng in the average American I‘m} 3
that demands noise with every ,
leviathan so horns and drums and [u 5-:
SynOHOIIIu-.>
(“Pl
universally than over betcso
Store windows are decor-
FOR DESK DUTY
' Continued from First page?
—.___,
The lower section of t e city" pa!”
«- I I‘m»
a, l'nifcd Slates judge: it would
iim‘o District Arturo": \‘ir;ith 0f llfekj
.Mu'cls'n of pros” mm: M. \elifr’v halo-75
‘ court had
. 21' liquor men In:
jt’ocir rcal quarrel “as rift}: the re
IIlIcir .i(t10l1 ox Icstorday marked the
. \ uh",
(le- 5' "
.. .5 y _ 35hr:
I l‘i'SlgndULln of Frank \‘iulll of.
. be (‘AUSL’
inon of other ingredients. called "Wiv-
'. \Ulll‘ hair taking one small strand at
_...___ ‘I. time.
HALLOWEEN WASq 7 5
lcation
grhce.
7 all
a :1 ppearance.
\\'yc5th's
pound, and look years younger.
Hyacinth, Daffodils,
Chinese Sacred Lilies at lowestrpri
said. to llama In:
men assorted
unanimous. union
that The vote In
various unions Was close, and the:
firemen. In particular. long rc-
mnim 1i olylurar»
i The imai decision seemed phasing
rite union men rail <\1‘-:_IIII’\es and tit:
3.9.3.302- 1:00. rd alike" l‘niou leadzrs
pointed out ”out tlxcv had (‘14 terml ngd
that the} could not strikr without op-
isosirg both the Labor Board and the
EAdmlnisIratio-n W. rile ll}? asserted
ice.“ 3‘
{3",
Labor (2115 Imms today sesame:
mu! 0! All dilllg'vl of a
I suit of the strike voice
I 350213.. 3&0 walkout now Ewing effect-
in until II new V0“? is taken. X0
plazas are? being made for :1 new strike
XV. i“. Liftf, chief of the trainmcn
snike. as the
taken by the
SLIM.
VIEVRLAND. 0.5. Oct. 28 (By The
Assm‘riRIc-d l’ri,'ss).———S1“cret code mes-
5.: today were sent. to general
uruxnxu NEVER LET
' HER HAIR our GRAY
Kent ism: Looks. DaI'k' mad
(I loszq. with Sage Tea
and Sulphur.
\Yi‘mn you darken your hair witch
and Sulphur. no one can tell.
its done so naturally, so
Preparing this mixture.
at home is mussy and trou-
At little cost \ou can buy
d’rug store the mad)- to use
improved by the addi-
Su gc
evenly.
t}: ough.
Dir-some.
:1: any
preparation
wtla's Sage and Sulphur Cmnpound.”
You just dampen a sponge or soft
lflrush with it and draw this through
Bx morning all gra) hair
disappears.‘ and after another appli-
or two your hair becomes
beautifully darkened, glossy and lux-'
uriant '
Gxa) faded ’hair. though no dis-
is a. Sign of old age. and as we.
desire a youthful and attractiv»
get busy at once with
Sage and Sulphur Com—
To THE PUBLIo
From; now until further notice the
All orders called for and delivered.
, PHONE 969
Watch your flowering plants 'gr‘ow.5
591.»;ij asouwuu'd
HELSIM‘ ifnv ‘ w‘ossowa‘ ‘
'\
DIRECT‘FRONI HOLLAND
We received prize bulbs of',T1flips, ,
.3 . _ g
. - 5 ~- ' - rainmen En nee-rs
‘50": 8 copy oi our very Interesting {ligaments Fl" \Iill he ficompanud Continued from First Page. finer-hoods Of T " 31 I' 'F 1.1 “Is. firmer heay “Vegan:
mat c ann If 10:. Assistant State's Attorney :Newell, . and Fuemen. :Ansz‘zhxg (humpion in his first .4330
500 e ‘gi ‘,. c. i? Jennings. said to have emphasized the an- . 5. g, - a1; 0115‘3173- .ei: r" ‘ ‘1“ “‘1‘ ’mm ‘ianiskfls
TSIC’, g .‘IK‘OI‘II ”€011? rt‘nioral CU“?! nouncemsnt (,5 {I}? mix l‘Xt‘CIIIIVES. .‘XO’FHPIR ‘ [7:71:62 .. u - ‘ I I/fhgsglux “v, I 111“ r lCL' Poi}; .‘IE‘: it: a}-
“EDISON A\D 1‘]! I r . . indertlw fedIral la“. Stateis Altar— made at. \xrtlgnysdhy-S hearings, that -- ' - ‘ - -f a ‘- \ t} glicd chumpmn in a m 2 as c ctr-
- 83 W .ashingfim Street, South Nor“; alk ’ Iwy Alcorn will have to prosecute the no changcs In either wage or working RY“ HA‘ 15‘ 95ftfthe‘sétaio“_hi:: Icon lwo It lam: “(5’31 '3”: “
' 5 PHONE 1405 ' FREE DELIVERY % case against McAulifi‘o lmhre’ :1 {63- conditions, will be sought except man} organize. Ions . .. "tz‘am-I" 11:15!
‘Cgan at our 510m 01‘ CTOD 8» Willa} ‘ Frill judge and jury. If his motion ls through I‘fie labor 'ic'yzerd, as provided class themselxcs as “a ‘2 ~ ~- 5 Y
'1' ”l' a \h l" = I“ ' I 5-1553 -, . . . « 5' .. ', -.- , .5 been added the State Guards,\cter-l ,1 ,
m to ES. 1cm“, 2) . cm .1}. r :1. .me. .3 by law. 1111“,.) nun and the} (9011- .~ , A I. Iion brou ht irto exist? RLihS
A 5 5 ill‘OSK'mltf‘. a") I'm)” Would have .“3 3339-11 3131 HGC‘I‘ET'S “‘ma‘lks as indl~ ::::e‘}?::jua“'cd;msxiuf ' upo’n call of? m VIII-GAMING SHOP
, . ' disclmrcc 'ML‘Aulifft'. ‘ catiu!’ that much '1. I'e-u' must'ehpse 5 ' c ' '- 7 ‘ " ‘ . - T
5 i ' 5 5. ' ‘ ' ; ' j .. _ . fl ,4, . "‘ .' " ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ” f ' ‘ officer of the Second Ali‘itum' Districl: and
There is much In {11.8 booklet NORWALK CORD TIRES GOODYEAR I’m-Simmer: of Mr: Aulld‘r is Mules bcrore mthcr was» cuts coulu be vg‘terils. Agsmfiafion irfirmer (gm—-31 AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
that will rov f valu to bu.’ ' . 7 - 3‘30”er M WV! ii‘ *h- l't'di'mi, court made effective. any jg, me . roads ‘ ' u " .1 n ,, ' ‘ .. ... , _ , ‘ WW
P e 0 8 y n A “I", T A f‘ (V K 1" 1'1“ ),1',‘-Y“ mhntnfl“ “‘ ,3“! I”, ll!“ 1!" (n45 I “n.1,.npup ‘I’lt- 11 . .17, .5 . , ~. j ‘ (’SSIUI ‘uaILu-u .Ih llvtkvulklu “‘13 [A‘Kt u 5.
. 154‘1U1hh:1b 0:11.th fii\ 1,} ' Dilli- V ILL I“ I, fininghlh {a f“ (2hr \} .1. l1 rum; sippl§zfur .mm :45 once and Ike Slate commando!" Colonel Charles? All: wag}; QEARAx'I'EI-jp
v ' 11.15" u .f ,5. Ian.“ 4"‘2' a = “Eli“ :.."‘I~ :‘I ,- a 5.. {H ' r - '23 7 ' . ' - l ‘
W pITE TODAY ‘ AAST BROS.’ (I: ARAGE warr‘l‘” on which hr» - ' ' TNT-91m m4 :2th q (A d ‘ A 0111.“) dppm‘f ”WWW “ice-Flatt” (‘Ommamk'rl (29-. wow and Used Tires and Tubes Sold
-* ‘ ‘ L ‘ ' j ' ’ ‘ ' ‘ . , min 1. Parker Lewis. New Baum sec— i Prices Reasonable
' T ' The S'Qflln allow, ”Ins maxunum 5:1 l - p.- .: .r.\ ,m' l; --. a . , '. .
SOU. H NORWALK Moral!" of: WT my“. ;. primnuw'n' lfiéfli}i;:::r::n:,»Iv5x‘dzii 101:2;1‘1112‘11: rotary; Colonel Robert G. Hanmgnnq Stmdard Gasgfine and on;
WELDING AND AUTOMOBILE REPAIRS - ‘,. I 1.,‘,5,,,.}.»-‘II ,“iflQZ 4.41;“: I.“ ‘ ‘ , . ‘ i . '5 treasure-r- Benjamin T. Marshan. New 7 Li.“
(1.. .. I. , ._ H”; m. . 2‘. . , {hr final dcnswn of the much m'n. ' 5 _ 5 9
'Special Cadillac Limousine Service for Funerals and Vieddings Am.» and. if emu-ache}. ‘McAulr‘I‘r. who adifiurryrd‘gke. artefmonp “Agm, I‘m‘dona Ct‘u¥‘33‘n' _ . s “’PE“'RITERS
' war-m I h (-rmmitu'i I I I" - mun mfg +0 101,»: I 1,5 {I 7 I 5 l h ‘ I" ‘ ' ‘ ” The on; military districts under tho-l '
v . H t' .9, 5.1. ,e 1:: Lu ‘ .7. ‘x A: ,I r l": ;t 1"" v ‘ , _ . _ . ~ .
1330 5 TELEPHONES 2211. m 1! “VIM w :3 I: .. . ‘ I “1;“? ”V :m“ n :Y'Qanix: 1.0“ I“ S Home Guard assignmems durmg the Remmgton, Underwood. 1.... C. Sm..,h,
‘ F. c ‘ ., '22.“ I , I': I , » 7-. i. f‘ I“ ”-g H '1‘.’ ‘1 "21
Royal, Oliver. All makes sold,
rented, repaired, exchanged.
Our Agent Is in Town Every Cry-
Plummer Typewfiser Exchange
156 Fairfieid Ave" Bridgeport, chn-
rccem Ivar. wore- represented by delv-
gems. =f
’l‘hv New Haven Police Dcparuncm :
notified the? local poiice'tl‘ast theywo
holdjgig two boys there who had Ste}. E
(II bicycles and who claimed i0 have;
11‘?! !hi- wheels on S side street. 3131:";
the “'hiie bridge, in liowaviou, No:
Irace of the wheels could be found:
H . 7 “r
If anyone has ihcnI.-thcy sliou‘sd cum— ; av? ‘0
municote with The New Haven Detect- Wm
ivc Bureau. a
" ' :Repaired
By Experts
Rosenfleld
“4...,
Wall Street
.9 WALL STREET
It WEI cos;
BrOs.
No um . 5
New Radiators in 5:ch
HARDWARE &7H0USE
FURNISHINGS
,Lj w‘
SPECIALS
—-- ' ' *3:
125 WASHINGTON ST; . G01 den, S
SO. NORWALK.
-. 68 W'ashington Street
F. S. LYON , , 4
JOB PRINTING David “I. Raynlgnd
3"“ mm“ ‘ UNDERTAKER
Tels.—Office, 1103; Hesse, SSS
NEW Ra) MEN’S BU!LC.\G
d
GET A SQUARE-DELL
We will buy your househoifi
, goods. nu. Papers. 31m! ”=4 1“
« second-hand goods. AIS-2m; my
~ ¥ I870. P1168 according to the GUI-i:
It: at the goods; some £08
“‘1” Phil! P
Perfecto Bouquet Are . a V3. Am so.»
Now Sold for 10c - mun: Goods Always on: we
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for Me
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c
O - COMPANg-IG CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHSHS
' 153 Washington 31:. So. Nor-walk
y A - SPECIAL
fl
THE STORE THAT MAKES GGGD
Newell‘ & 'B‘Iurray
GUNS, ’All Wool V Neck
' Slip Over «Sweaters
AMUNITION, $559
COATS,
* ’ 1T arlov Bros.
LIP—To DATE CIGAR STORE
- SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON 5
MADE
.1.
Crocus, Grails;
I
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