Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 2, 1921 · page 11

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Axil‘reStmmer’spast. .

'It is very eas‘y toimaginefromth
_ in the lumber industry—4.113.: :1 ice is
'j ing today.

171th Bett, the other. day.
“Ferris coal is quite O. K.”
(I burned it for a dozen , 7
sell at fair prices! , - ' 7 _.
7 But—11 yon poke around uncle 1:11 or
, ’ 7 find that the intelligent hover is at 7
fall of pep and heat and QUALITY. ,
and shows its value in each
In ,Winter time it’s 0111‘
boast it keeps one quite» as

as“toast," puts roses in
checks of youth and doctors
’Tis
W’ s warmth in form com-
grossed and makes of heme a eczy
nest. when sleet and storm and

,driving blast convince one that

The unbroken loyalty this past year

old reliable, is proof to us that the

but reliable dean‘s: at-Ialr prices. . _ 7 , 7
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO

7 Agents for Sheeirock. Beaver Board; Johns,

 
 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

cookie:

 

ecdtons.

 
 

flit will prove of value to you.

 
 
 

 

WRITE TODAY

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

South Norw‘alk, Conn.

Price is an important is

It is silly to think or uni the

Son Roofiings

Quality Groceries and F ‘ee 7.

Dellvery

 

A. F. BeckmannEiCO

h Norwalk ,.

83 Washington Street Soot
. rm n‘suvssv

,Pm JADE A ,.
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buyers are buying on pr!
0: our friends-onsto
tiade is not buying lowest apnoea,

mere, the 3004

Manv’ille' and Baird &%

 
 

 
 
 
 

’ abate the taxes on all grounds which.
ate but to continue to
cornpany decides to operate."

one: made by the estate to settle for
-_ $3.000 back taxes of $5, 000 ‘ '

 

We will gladly hand or mail w
you a copy of our very interesting PHONE

 

‘éEmSON AND MUSI ”

.0811 at our store or drone. postal

 

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LAUNDRY HINTS

pers, Ironing Boards. Wash Benches, Pms Irons, Electric

Irons, clothestine

 

There Is much In this booklet

35 wasmeiogsmnnr

SOUTH HORWALK

 

'5 % partment of the labor board.
Wash Tubs, wash Boards, Wringers, Clothes Baskets, clothes Ham? 7

the-7 board of control is to not In the
future In

due the state. The 03 stir Industry Is

The board ’voted an appropriation
oi smimehts to entitlement the
account ot: the factory. inspection de-
Deputy
Comptroller \Vllkins told: the board
7 that “it wasn’t their fault"§ but that
the appropriation was necessary to
cit-3.1 \the account Bills totalling
$150 571/1123 state athletic commlsaon
were 7 proved. _ .

 

7% Family, Identifies

 

. The Alfred .Fox Piano Co.

 

 

 

 
 
 

in our store

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

usual.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

Prescription Pharmacist

Altitutions are being Inade ,

we are doing business as

 

 

repairs made yet.

56 WATER STREET,
All kinds sheet metal work a specialty

, by means of an %

* International One-Pipe
Heater

Burns less—~Heats most—Costs least. 7
7 For old or new houses—+£3.13; or City.

Beclared by Heating Experts to be roost
7 scientific heater made 7

Copied by manye—Surpassed by none.
Over 500 in Norwalk since 1915~and no

Be sure it' s an “International. "
Call or phone 473 3. .

i'Henry A. Hegelem, Agent

Heating Expert and Sanitary Engineer

WARM ROOMS FOR EARLY RISERS

SO. NORWALK 7'

m};

7 ”Sympathy Is

Man 111115;} by Car

The wife, a brother and a cousin of
Louis 32550.01: Failfleld. told C011)?»
{1‘ J. J. Flielan vesterdav they had
viewed the bodv of the man killed W
87.7 trolley in ‘Wcstport seieral days
ago: And positiv e13, identl‘ tied it as that
of Saobo. Saoho‘s wife- Mrs Emma
szolio. of Norwalk. told the coroner.
7 she had been sepamted from her;
Husband for the past four months.
There has been some 71170111: :15 to
7‘the-correct identity of the ma . ,.

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

1111: 1105211531. 11.101 3. '
. ._ 7 , Iii-Lit. din. sch-u» CRISIS»

Pine. But Must Have
Money. 7
less the citizens of 7orwalk and
5 come the sup»
port of the hosp“ai at once, it is go-
liig to. no seriously Clippled. This is
the situa‘tion 1' ithout camouflage. if
this 13- em. not an “Em: rgcncx Appea‘”
' it would not haw men so-called.

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

A year from new, business condi-

 

 

tions will be better in all prohabllltv

 

.. nah: St, 80. Hex-walk.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 

of the Norwnlks
and Remyton '

and Buttermilk fresh daily

 
 
 
 
 
 

' alcoholic 2896,8toro
77 Telephone 1618

Has Removed to

48 CHESTNUT STREET

 

 

 

 

Butter, Eggs from our ~

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

Fenders, Bodies, Lamps, Repaired-Weld1ng A
mmrnonn 355.75 ’ "

‘"b.

Standard (3 ottonstores ;

98 WASHINGTON STREET,

 

 

 

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FANCY FRESH SHRIMP 30.13 I.
‘FAN’CY L I. ESCALLOPS.......,..750c15t7
RUMP zCORN‘ED BEEF ‘ 1
Plate Corned Beef . . . . .

18.2-20ch

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“ than thev are todav.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

7' be paid,

; Home and Ambulance Girage repro-

'- care 70! emergencies, the wrath oi the

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1- Its work.

‘7 thusias

 

\\ h\ theii.di11
not the hospital {iait another scar?
.B‘m the simple reason that it must
lfave the monex now. The Rankin-‘3 l
77 Trust Co of New York has called to '
. the mortgage of $301306 and it must
This notes of $15. 00!) cover-
his; deficits must be met. The Nurses'
~sent needs only a. little less or g‘ent
than month” two matters. " 7.-

77 True the inn 7:7117o't ’opportune
‘ but the sick an the Injured cannot
~ ‘3 Their needs Joust he attended
to Were the hospital unable to take

.; public wduld be Visited upon it But

how can you expect the hospital to do

if 3011 oiipisle‘ it. through

« lack of funds.

7,7 Bear in mlnd.tl1e hospital has no
endowment to keep It going. It would

be fine if it 112111.11. would be fine. too.

or grounds the board: voted to

yster Co. desires to reel
action was taken as the result of; n »

WWW—WW
ed the‘ board 5: shell-flail commie
sloners to adopt a policy on which 1

the matter of back taxes } L

at a low stage in the state, the board ,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 

RANDEGEE HEADS ,
BOARD TO PROBE
WATSON’S CHARGES

_Contlnued on Page Seven)

 
 

Ing committee were:
tuning, and Willis, Ohio, Republicans,
and Overman of
Democrat.

 

committee but was unable to some

be selected todav. None of the com-

meeting will be held todav but onlv
to decide upon procedure. and hear-
inga' will go over for several days. '

the military committee and other Re;
preceded the vote for an Impartial m-

}

woith denied vigorously that any,
American soldiers had been execui (I
without trial while Senator Hats .1
reiterated amp atioally his charges.
mad when criticised for iei’using' ‘ to.

 

 
 
 
 

{present his evidence to the military:
agreed to submit It to ,

committee.
some other intestlgating bodv.

A photograph of a structitre, whim
Senator W'atson described as a. gal
lows from which Americans had been
executed, figured prominently during-
the heated exchanges. 7 Senator Bomli.
Republican Idaho, said he also had
been sliiown that or a. élmilar photo—
graph not that he did not regard the
exidenco sufficient to Warrant bring-7
log. the matter to the attention of the

Senate or countrv although two for-
mer service. men had vouched for its
authenticity

Senator New.
entered the debate t6‘sn‘omit informa-
lion from the War department to .he
cliect that of the members of the A.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

‘F. F.1'vho had been condemned bx
icourt- martial only nine had been axe-7

outed. “herons Senator WVatson had
said that at least twenty—one had been
hanged. many without having been
tried from the gallows. Which lfe said
was shown in the photograph

' Examination of army records mama.
today by Secretary Weeks revealed
that none of the. men \execut‘ed In
France during the war was charged
with a military offense desertion or
cowardice or aiding the enemy. The
total number of executions bv the
army he said Was ten. There were
no cxecutidns. the secretary said. until
after careful and searching inquirv
and a. full trial. All were aggravated
cases of criminal mull: and murder

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if the city should make an appropria-
tion that would offset the usual deficit. _7
% But this is not the time to discuss such
7matt’ers Is it altogether fair for one
.to seek to excuse himself from gliiog
bv making any 'of thesefialeas? ' Our
task just now Is to rid, the. hospital
of debt. And it

one can thrust 317
the shoulders i“ the

 

a common task. No ‘
art of the-tasked
rest. 7 Good

'socoe’Ss it we aimed $7 5001) and ac
. compilation] no mtg beside: _

It will
be are entire sficcess only as the hospi—g
tel 11111ch Its work hotter known to

 

. intimate node ' {and
lsecnres a. larger body of

Nobel Commission Bars 7-
Bolshevist Authors

PARIS. Nov 2,—Boishevist au-
thors Ill not go am In historfi as

meritin

 
 

 

commission. which has just decided' ,
that Anatole France, pecans of his '
,Communlstio 7175511153.

trons
Wellsan
elimiriaie'd because

 

Ernest; Kena i,

and another Democrat in his place will -

' into the charges Senator Weeds;

Republican Indiana. 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Children s sues, itfoo.

, .H-KRIE

Sleepmg Garments—Keeps the loddies snug and warm. . . . . . . . .

J

j'NeckwearPFor Men and Boys. , Spatially priced . . . . . . . .. 59c

 

 
 
 

 

$1.95 up to $2. 25 7

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

North Carolina. 7 - -
Senator Pomerene. Demo— ~
crat, Ohio. also was appointed to the 7

trotted. bv agreement, is 7a. memhcr 77
. of the military committee,” The first ' '

Bitter exchanges between Senator; 7
”Watson and Chairman Whadsvsorth of -

/

‘Rosenfield

HARDWARE & HOUSE

./

et Week

Come and get your Blanket at greatly redhced prices
Easy Payments if Desired

 

They Range in Price from $398 -

publicans marked the debate which ’ ---- ~ ' i

Philip 2. We:
52- VIII Zlfldl 8M8

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Bros.

FURNISHINGS

123 WASHINGTON s'r. .

so. 'NQRWALK.

 

 

'AUTO

to $12.00

TYPEWRITERS
Remington, Underwood, L. 1:. 52* 1th,

Royal, Oliver. All makes 50% 'cl,
rcnted,rcpaI1-ed, exchanges

Cur Agent Is in Town Every Day.
Plummet Typewriter Exchange
156 Fairficld Aves Bridgeport, Cmn.

ORLINS’
flan momma sees

89 West Washington Street
an. WORK GUARANTEED

ACCESSGRY, STORE

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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m and Used Tires and Tubes Sold

, Prices Reasonable
\ Standard Gasoline and Oils

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SPECIALS

Golden ’s

968‘ Washington Street

 

. 17— . i

 

 

F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
7 South Nor-walk '

 

 

the confidence of their con-U - 7
’turv, according to the Nobel literary-

as not worthy »

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Also Sold for 10¢ 7
One, 8c; 2 for 15c

[ 7 Tongs I ‘2?

“FIRE-PLACE -
FIXTURES”
Andirons 7 ’

”'1

Screens
Wood attests

7 Bellows

' Gas LogS, etc.-
Coal Grates ‘ 1””

 ANGEVINE

. ‘ Tanitn're Co.

 

 

 

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THE STOREVTi-IATVHAKES eooo

Nowell 8; Murray
BLOTI'BEBB AND FURNISHEBS
1153 Washington St. So. Nprwalk

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

» SPECIAL .77 '

All Wool V Neck
Slip Over Sweaters
$6. 50

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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