said “Ferris coal is quite 0.1L"
She’d; burned?
appears.
ias “toast,"
need not call, forsooth.
the Stunner ’3 past.
‘ fl
Kiss Lulu Bett, the other day.
it for a dozen
5 yeah—burns nothing else no it
It’s full o£ pop and heat and
' aws its value in each
inter time it ’5 our
%3. i. A... q... ..
puts roses in
e cheeks of youth and doctors
’Tis
Nature’ s warmth in form com—
.pressed and makes of home a cozy '
nest when sleet and storm and
driving blast convince one that
FREE
We will gladly hand or mail
you a copy of our very interesting
booklet
1 “EDISON AND MUSIC”
Call at our store or drop a postal
card to us.
There" Is much in this booklet
that will prove of value to you.
wnrrn TODAY
\,
The-Alfred Fox Piano Co.
Scuth \lorwalk, Conn.
l
Alterations are being made
in our store
-‘
But”..“
we are doing business as
usual. -
H. A. MEAD
Pregcflption Pharmacist
'5 Earth Main 813., So. Norwalk
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
» all parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
Homo-made 'Butter, Eggs from our
farm. and Buttermilk fresh dally
' ;F.fl. WEMPE & SON ‘
Telephone 2596, Store
Telephone 1618
The mm: for babies delivered to
‘ n {3 Very easy to imagine
['33 the inunher
. , 1115100187-
Price
sell at fair 9171069
, But—Ii you poke
QUALITY
It is silly to think Or
~old reliable, is proof to us
but reliable quality at fair prices.
inseam—that Dri
is an important factor.
around underr the surface with
find that the intelligent buyer
The unbroken loyalty this past
thyonrcaney
is still sitting on the foundaflOn tact
talk that buyers are haying on
year or our Inendecustoxners,
mathetmdeis
M
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
.' 'Agentg for
Sheetrock, Beaver Board, 11013115:
Sonnoolflnss
Whoofusdoesnotwanttohuy and
prim
the good
not haying lowest prices," , _
i 7' roast beef
:, ice-cream and cakes and demi- tease.
Manvlllo and Baird Q j.
3 hendquartexge. the truck that is 9 ’w
1 which is about; fourteen years old. so
:19 Am to the Royal
7 .161- acted as toastmaster of 1116\09-
: cédgn. first expressing his pleasure at 7
; . the attendance oi: the aural:- and intro- 5
‘ fivered an excellent brief address in
Quality Groceries and Free
DBIIVCI'Y
.. “1171’
A. F. BeckmannEaCanc.
83 Washington Street, South
. PHONE 1405
Noi'Walk
FREE DELIVERY
pers, Ironing Boards.
25 WASHINGTON STREET
Wash Benches. Potts Irons, Electric
Irons, Clothes Line
' ’ ' r ’ - 7 1
PHONE » Gehebe s. m...
527 It's Here H We Wile. Delivery .
LAUNDRY HINTS
Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, Wringere, Clothes Basketsjy Clothes Ham.
SOUTH NORWALK
by means of an
International One-Pipe
Heater "
Burns less—Heats most—-—Costs least.
For old or not houses—Farm or City
WARM ROOMS FOR EARLY /RISERS
Declared by Heating Experts to be most
sezentific heater made.
Copied by many—«Surpassed by none.
Over 5‘00 in Norwalk since 1915~and no
repairs made. yet.
Be sure it's an “International?
Call or phone 473-3. ’
kinds sheet metal
I
Henry A. Hegelein, Agent .
Heating Expert and Sanitary Engineer
56 WATER STREET,
All
80. NORWALK
work a speelalty
' which he declared that the city offi-
- placed by a Dumper.
‘ that the amount of hose
' started in the Henderson and Erwin
‘ rate of insure u-cc.
. here
lugs For instance. in»
sci-Vice was demonstrated. 'I'hét 'c
cording to the: firemen, bonnet be long
or relied upon. .
~ 4'30 o 'clock. the entire party Kiri
James fhoteb ,
where a. delightfui' luncheon was
served. Ito 'sted of cbnsOmme,
"ed potatoes, cauliflowél'.
Fire Commissioner Joseph R. Tay- "
ducifi’g Mayor Barton. ,
Mayor Barton. the first speaker, de- ‘
dials would be glad to learn or the
needs of the fire department. and
would their best to (SE-operate m i
any aha. or form 1
Ohio: George W Bogardus wae’ the
second speaker. He began by car-
plalning the need of two pumping ma- ;
chines. one for the First District andi
one for the Second. In any 0882.
declared ,the Barker truck in the
Hope Hose headquarters should be re-
Chlef Bogardus described the new!
of. more hose. He sai‘d that the de-
partment was very short of hose. and
7 in the city‘
department should be daubled.
In the matter of the Dumper. Chief
Bogardu's declared that if a. heal blaze
,plant in High street that the fire de-
ment would have a. hard time to
e It under control because of the low
water pressure. He. declared that the
plumper would remedy this.
Chief Bognrdus spoke of the fire
alarm system saying that part of that .
in the First District should be re-
placed; He spoke of the fact “11!:
the firs underwriters had declared
after an inspection of the department c
that Nprwalk, wo'md he
taken from Class C' and be‘put 111
Class 2. This. Chief Hogarous’ ex;
plalned. would mean that the manu-
facturers would have to pay a high
Tht third speukrr Allmrt E \Viu- xx
Chester. dwelt punicularlx upon tlz‘.
excellent morale of .t.he members 11'
the Norwalk fireglvpartment. It was
because of the mes-Hem: personal! or
the deportmtnt ll. 1t the. cit‘. had ”.31
a small fire ‘(ss In spite of lack. 6‘
equipment according to Mr \Sinclwy
l
l
o
l
' I’m-well
‘ Fred «M. VVlwe-ler.
TAXI
Telephone 908
, Time Day 0r Night
film Promptly Attended
5 10. Prices Moderate ,
L
r
Victor Wesley
Has Removed to
48 CHESTNUT
Fenders, Bodies,
STREET
Lamps, Repaired—Welding.
TELEPHONE 385-5
Standard Cotton Stores
951 WASHINGTON STREET - "
Schultze’s Tuesday} Specials
. FANCY ESCALLOPS ‘
PORK SAUSAGE (links) 23cm.
zHamburg~Steak 14clb
ijib Lamb Chops.......,............28clb
Stewmg Lamb .10clb.“
..... . 50c pint.
»
- tam Jeseph London of Phoenix Fire
, Layden.
7 fianrn and Former Idmenam Gwen-nor:
, Edwin O. Keeler. L
'oud death resulting- from the owr l
- TOW, a. five dollar ,
tor.
Others who spoke at the luncheon
were John D mtg-1.1) \R’. Harfor’l.
secretary" of the [SL119 Fireman‘s .15-
actuation. Deputx 1 hief Frederick .J.
W!.-:(ler Deputv Chief \Viilizun .l.
loge tlur v. in: Deputy Chit"?
Simuél McGowan A
Jan} of moss who attended the
lunch on (Xprr'ssrd a wish that othrr
Affairs of that kind could be held .3
the fuiuro.
.unoug t‘.- 05.0 in the inspecting party
and who attended the luncheon were;
(his. D. \V. Harford. A. E. “'lnchester
R._ \V. Brav. Earl
L. M. Wrigh‘t
Brown. T. 3’.
Charles M.
BIIu‘hiill
C'l‘j-
Vi’aldron. John Scully.
Samuel McGowan. C.
James. John H. Cantos.
Guerin. jr. Robert G.
Deputy Chief \Vlllium J. Pouell
First Lit utonant E rn- est
Second Lieutenant. Frank
Sculls. Secretary John McGarrie. Fin-
ancial Secretarx D. H \Yeekes. “met
Secor Captain Charles H. Blizzard of
Pioneer Fire complains: First Lieutcn-
ant Wvllys E. Smith, Score-tam Char-
lesl'B. Holt. Financial Secntary Be:-
fi'ard T. Natteford. Treasurer Edwi n
4.110%. Captain Syjixester W'. 1310-
thorxon of Hope Hose compan‘. Seer: -
Lan- Jol’m Kelley. Socond lieutenant
Charles J. Smith. Financial Secretzu:U
company ~
Rev.
ed Mr.
the report of th
‘ ,
LEGION GETS
GREETING FROM
EUROPEANS
John XV.
A memorial serxlce for the
IV Galbraith of Indianapolis,
was killed in a motor car accident last.
June. “as the noon time feature of the
afternoon
session Generals Diaz and Jacques wet-0
to address the \oterans.
oral John J. Lejeune: of the United
Slates Marine Corps. was another aft—
ernoon speaker.
ornentlon. uhile at the,
(Continued on Page Seven) ..
invocation “as pronounced by the
Itinzer, of Chattanoo-
ga. Tenn" National Chaplain.
late F.
Who
)Iajor- -Gen-
'lhis Honing Admlial Earl. Bhutty
ill speak
Efforts to combat the unemploy-
suggestion
ment situation as it affects the former
Venice man and the
remedies were set foxth in the annual
report of Adjutant Lemuel Bollcs to
the conxention
of
He suggested stimulation 01 public
Works a more rigorous exclusion of
aliens and a systematic effort on the
part of local posts and departments to
find \xork for the 90(- 000 former sol-
diers said by the report to be jobless
Incorporated in the adjutant's re—
port was a lengfin reriev. of the ac—
tivities of the oxganization.
The report of Robert H. Tyndall,
treasurer. showed a balance of $608 -
933 H99 315 against $461 717. 37 a. war
ago.
The organization “as extended ma-
Bolles reported
The report of the national
nu‘mber
from
tcrially during the year. mac than
1.050 posts haxing hem added.
De
Liayor Calvin L. Barton. Judge “'11-
him I". 'l mmmny. Charles F. 311113. partmonts were-created in Mexico.
Jo eph ll. Taylor. George \‘V. Boggy- Panama the Philippine Islands
France. British Isles and Argentina.
While posts were extended to tw elve
additional countries
The Women’ 5 Auxiliary, en autono-
mous organization, but closely relat- '
increased
membership from 11. 863 to 12. 440 in
twelxe months and the
units grew from 1.332 to 3. 618.
of
judge
adxocate announced that even possi-
hlo precaution has been taken to pro-
tect the legion’ s emblem
fringement/
Ill-
A profit of $55. 627 was shown in
e Legion Publishing
Compani. which publishes the Amer—
ican Legion \V “.eekly
________.__.._._—-
Try a classified ad in the Sentinel
(or the best results.
- mm
coconuts.“
F... the » ( ¥ auoween Party
A NEW STOCK OF WAISTS
" ' SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS * ,
PRETTY PETTmoATS'
NEW COATS,
/?
DAIN TY NECKWEAR AND RIBBONS
A SPLENDID STOCK OF SWEATE Rs.
—-
. CONTINUING CURTAIN WEEK-SEE . THE WINDOWS
H. KRIEGER co.
m. .1. .
Nun-av.- .1 .-
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m"-..
:17 n,
.. '5. men-m-m1-mm-w mu.» .
on Jun
1-"-
1‘0» ..
, I
our (soon: pm '
We will buy your househo
and :2!
Philip? Rm
awnmdtam
W Condo Alwyn“ on also.
Blanket Week
COme and get your Blanket at greatly redmed prices
Easy Payment§ if Desired
They Range in Price from $3. 98
- . to $12.00
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
7 FURNISHINGS
;.__.._.
125 WASHINGTON ST.
SOCNORWALK.
1
TYPEWRITERS
Remington. Undérwood, L. c. Smi‘h,
Royal Oliver. A.l makes sold,
rented, repaired, exchanged.
Our Agent is in Teum Every Day.
Bummer Typewriter Exchange
156 Fairfield Ave“ Bridgeport, Germ.
——-i
ORL‘INS’
TIRE VULGARIZING SHOP
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
89 Wet: Washington Street
All: WORK GUARANTEED
new and Used Tires and Tubes 505.
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and one
SPECIALS
Golden’s;
68 Weishington Street
A. Lazarus. Ex- Chieis John D \lllno
C Irving- Bylngton. Edward J. Thom-
as. Clarence Buttery. Charles H.131!-
worth. George F Betts. Wallace
I
TWo Deaths When , l
' Truck Overturnes
l
aim—The see- 3
TORRINGTON. Oct
turning of a truck on which tuent}
persons we're riding in Cornuall, Sat-
krdny night occurred at the Charlotte l
Hunger-ford Hospital here dining 3-110
Night The victim was Maurice VVhai-l
en 60 of Watertow :1. whose chest wnsi
crushed! The other victim Miss Maw §
Morris 23. died \esteirday. of a. free—1
tured skull. Miss Morris’ mother is lo;
a critical conditionf Her skull also
“as fractured. ' ' .. ’
MILK Dnlvsns "
' . DEMAND {NCREASEL
NEW YORK, Oct; 31. 4Olficials of
the Milk “‘agon Drf'ers’ Union, has-
ing failed in a me ng with the milk
conference board w lasted until
early morning, to r ,ch' a. new work-1
ing agreement, planned to go before ,7
the union today to ascertain whether
l
Gauntlets
Mme. Jeannette.
Corsetiere & Glover ,
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Nor-walk
GLOVES. '
Chamois Suede .
Ghamoisette . .
Gauntlets
Long Chamois Suede . . . .
Children’ s chamoisette - -
Kid Gloves. . $2.50 $300
Gauntlets........
Mocha Gloves . . . . .33 50:
Wool Hosiery ,- . . . . . "$1.50 ,
Carter’ 3 medium and Winter-
weight Underwear 1:: ‘
Low Prices
$3.50
00$5,00
$5.00
$4. 4.50
56 S. Mam St, S. Norwalk >
. _ [Our No. One—3c; 2 for 15¢
TP'erfecto 13011un Are
* Now Sold fer 10c
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
“FIRE-PLACE
FIXTURES"
Andirons L
Tongs ‘ , .
Screens 7 .
Wood Baskets
Bellows \
GasLogs, etc.
Coal Grates ‘ ; :
ANGEVINE
' 'Funiture Co.
, - ,-
THE STORE THAT MAKES ecos-
Nowell -& Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHEB!
153 Washington 8!. So. Nor-walk
r
1D -"— '
crease, While the conference board has .
countered wtih‘ a de ,a'mi for arreduc'é j
SPECIALS
FOR THE
j 1 1b Granulated Sugarfreo
with 21bs.8tread1t n
Oleo,st ~
3 lb. pkg. . .-
White Rose came
pkg. ..
Ali}, , 25c
, Live Oak Buckwheat Flo,
GUNS,
AMMUNITION
SPECIAL
All Wool V Neck
Slip Over Sweaters
' T arlov Bros.
UP-T0-DATE CIGAR STORE
, ‘ Sons. AGENTS {on
T Eonoon
Norwalk Chronicler