BREAKERS AHEAD
isa
One ’5 life
ship that is -
driven along by the breezes of
fortune, through seas high and
strong, which toss
years come and go.
us about as the
“'hen were
young we don't mind it, we can
stand a stiff blow as our timbers
are staunch and our frames are as
oak, but \X'lirll one is older it is
nevera joke to sail through the
season of ice, snow and
sleet
without a safe harbor—good. life—
giving heat.
Our Coal is :22»
solid comfort
and joy is no more it's
flashing beacon that shines from
the shore.
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grams C?
5 FREE
We will giadly
booklet ‘
‘ Call at our store or
card to us.
There is much in this
that will prr-xe cz‘ _ ‘.0 you.
. WRITE TODAE
South fierwaik, Conn.
hand or mail
you a copy of our very interesting
“EDISON AND MUSIC”
rep a postal
booklet
’Ihe Alfrs: :1 Fox Piano Co.
line that'
saves you from ills. that brings
and drives away
'chiils. ‘Wheu hope is abandoned
in our store
But......
usual.
Prescription Pharmacist
Alterations are being made
we are doing business as
H. A. MEAD
. 3 Earth Main 812., So. Norwalk
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IF VIONE IS ADDICTED TO SNAP ' -
JUDGMENTS = »
' It is very easy to Imagine trom the noise that is going around—even
in the lumber Industry—that price is the only factor that governs bur
ing today. , .
Price is an important factor. Who 0: us does not want to buy and
sell at fair prices!
But—it you poke around under the surface with your cane you ,5
find that the intelligent buyer is still sitting on the foundation factor
QUALITY. _.
It is silly to think or talk that buyers arebuying on price-only. ,
The unbroken loyalty this past year of our friends-customers, the gOOd
old reliable, is proof to us that the trade is not buying 10W95t prices,
but reliable quality at fair prices. '
THE HATCH & BAILEY (:0.
Agents for Sheetrock, Bearer Board, Johns, Manville and Baird &
‘ Son Roofiings .
USED CARS .4.
Overland 6-Cylinder Coupe
One Sedan in fine shape
8~Cylinder Gide, beautiful condition
Nash 4-Cylinder and others ,
s. L. BENEDICT '
73 North Main Street
mm
SPECIAL SALE
ON
CARTIER’S KNIT UNDER‘WEAR
IvIedium and Vv’inter \Veights -
MME. JEANNETTE
.56 South Main Street So. Norwalk
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
‘ A. F. Beckmann 69°C0. Inc.
83 lVashington Street, South Norwalk
PHONE 1405
FREE DELIVERY
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NORWALK CORD TIRES KEYSTONE
CADILLAC SALES AND SERVICE
CADlLLAC CARS FOR-HiRE .
WYe carry in stock for all makes of cars:
Coils, Springs, Axles, Bearings. \K‘lieels. Glass for “'imlshields, Glass
for Sedans, ‘Weed Tire Chaos. Rims and 'l‘ugs, '
Raybeslos Brake Lining
‘Wrecking Car Service Day or Night
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
1360 TELEPHONES
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\ for £251 in m. '
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\ lul'iinnurtis1:.‘.H.:2 .( tliv 511032-; “5‘53"?H. ." ' If" ”1‘ ”'5 I
g in; . “gum...” A ‘3‘ 5":- > ivi that uy;.g‘f1"5“:"“g :32» mum 31 01’ ll‘n' _
‘3 it! lil‘Il (IllI'I :lmt. llll r». ”A no ‘\'.'{11H'lflifz“1{1;£1(Xillgl‘sv “I Sk‘k'ril Dy“. lt'élll,ll‘."4.
saw 227" 5h”: :12". Him ‘3; {,2}! lo ghegllw Ilfi‘i'lll‘tlllrlit muffle tux-oi. "h the or—
floor. 'anziI-n wriotl with :2 l);t.’.£l‘l(‘t' (If
] .lCu " ll ~:.-w‘,; ' {gm 5.47 to its (In-tilt. ill-tails 03‘ "M:
‘Jznxl :«1-1 - ‘m: Alum ‘ was ‘1‘! show that Supvrinh nrlI-nt ll‘
. 3'“.an HM? . _ h." lbw-2a ‘ nu-l mmlw sharp cuts in warm
. 2.1.11); :. ,1, than. : ’ 7 . "l l‘l'tlll (spouses. and that tiu- stri‘. -
Alum-31;: mv- Lil ! 1.13:1 ,4. wet eonnumy L‘OliSlStt'lll with t-fliviejsv'y
:1 dirty trick .‘ :‘Iwn . tin 3‘: «. was 1"!" .l 313 1315151.“! upon. ,
:In :Ittzlvhmt :‘ Ki“); ;'m VEI «mu m I- “films m U}... «lrpntln‘mnt tomb-ti
331. My, ti h- i’il‘l‘u'lt". l m Lil r-lii.\>30.~lil. coming “1th!) 81:3.T4R‘I33
Lilnvrtinn, .: “this :11“ Hr“ , U! I,“ ‘v’wnN-S for the ywriml. “13 I}!
>FI-l'inn at? .Xl ,~. 11.1. .s’lzl A ‘1'» vi fit:- hzghtpd MEI-‘REfrH' Tm, lle;}O3:'~
sown-thin: from: ids 11;?” l m -. . \u rim ”hiatus char 1“,! With the FUSPOHSIML,
urn-r which 95- xx... 13..“ -. . .i x; ”3 h, sup-:I‘ang‘ the swims
Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
a: parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1618
‘ m milk for babies delivered to
Homo-made Butter, Eggs from our
farm, and Buttermilk fresh dally
F. H. WEMPE & SON
TAXI
Telephone 908
to. Prices Moderate
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Any TimesDay or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
' American Taxi Co.
,54/ ffléiéflflbfif esgcmgia/MS." ‘
No matter how modestly or elaborately your home is fur-
nished, for real Contentment you still need the exclusive com—
forts of a Royal Easy Chair. "‘- Our display comprises a wide
range of designs in a varied assortment of finishes and up-
holstered materials.
Angevine f F urniture Co.
. 16 North Main Street
Ian’s and Young lion’s
$15.00 to $30.00
at
E’ECIAL SUIT SALE
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
FANCY L; I. ESCALLOPS. . . 50c pint
FANCY FRESH SHRIMP 30c lb.
Steak Sword Fish 3% lb.
Steak Halibut 32c lb.
Steak Salmon 28clb.
Steak Cod‘ 2501b.
Steak Boston Blues . . 16c lb.
Fresh Mackerel 32clb
Blue Fish 30clb:
Fancy Smelt ‘ 30c lb.
Butter Fish . . . . . . 300 lb.
Weak Fish .. 25c lb.
Flat F1shl4clb
.Haddock 12clb.
anan Haddie 18clb.
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’ SChultze’s Sanitarnyarkets
Norwalk, 39 Main St, Wash’ton St. and R. R. Ave., 8. Norwalk ‘-
Westport Stamford Black Rock 7 Bmisepm
> and Libertine says that he started
. Inn and also to the court Stt‘llOgl‘flph-Vr. '
'5 mmnssas RELATE
How APICELLA ,
. MET .DEATH
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were at the Apicella. horn in the
A «
As Our Tribute to '
Grand—Lem . Hml—u—lfiehi, ’ ‘. Wa‘S—lf-fi,’
than a. block away from the scene of
stand and tell his story without any
interruptions by Attorney Paul R.
Connery who represents him, said that
Apicella.drew a gun from his right
hand pants pocket. held it close to the
pocket and tired it at him. The bullet,
tore off the tip or the" little finger of
Serino's left hand. Serino then says
that he grappled with Apicella. and
that in the struggle. during which \he
seized Apicella's wrists, Apicella trans-
ferred his revolver from his right. to
his left hand. The two men then
stumbled over a. chair which was be-
tween them when they grappled. and
they. both fell to the floor.
Scrino says that during the struggle ' .
on the floor the gun went off two or
three times. He described the gun as
being (1 “dark. long--Larreled weapon.
a Smith 61- ‘A‘vssbuwot‘ heavy calibre.
Apict-llu is known lQ have had such
a, gunrwhich. however. did not carry
automatic l“"\'0l\("l‘ cartridges. mil
which Mrs. Apicella. according to her
son. swears was in the Apicella living
rooms. .
.. .. . THAT UNKNOWN SOLDIER
THIS STORE VVILL'BE CLOSED
ARMISTICE DAY
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Culvwl a “tip” as. to his \x‘lu-l‘vul'muis.
1*” uiinw Sel'ino In 7.}: (Il) ixuil. Bail “as
unannod latc- v>t~:ni.:‘.' ut‘tvrnuon.
'i‘ln- first “ith-ss _\’~.<to-rv‘l;1_\“ ul‘lr-r- Late yestc. 113 afternoon Seriuo
noon was Mt-Iiit-nl l':\.‘illl!ll~‘r lluntin‘J- was I‘Q'll‘ilSQII umlvr builds of $3.51”)
Inn. Min l~ri j il'.\«l.ll""ll Ill" nature {0,- 3.35 “mung: 11w» “la-n called. 111‘?
of ”in wounds; llll‘li‘ :llIlw:lr:mw-; the an“. uniting: {gr {lav litullllg of CW"
Pull?“ (If “S".rl'lii nil-l W «3 I51’1~'l’li“‘41.".‘.(’ 1)“? y 1’1}. hm lfl llsv' lliIsih‘Si.
""’-"~’*‘- “33‘“ “7' Wm . 'S {mum} in Bonds were turnishc-i by Jacob
'?11i(."7}:i.s ‘“ "31"" ”T"! “Vi“"i‘r hi“? “i ‘1 lien-Emu. ni' Nomi strmt ix. whose
fir-ML .pw 0: P "'7‘ a”. V5“ mic-fin liili'lnll ti.» light and fatal“? UK"
‘11 iv ~i\;;. O‘Ifi-l‘ Aim -i,. ‘3 curred. -'
nun! " N’l :‘xlzliior trm‘w of any \\'il:‘:-;$S"S
H" “‘4'!“ I‘ l 1-3' Mrs. .luv'r‘ll would lu- fumul by the police: nor
’"r'm" "' *I’ “I" l'«:!?,\‘ “l urrv tl'u-zw- any x'rtmrts o: the maxim};
'~r kjlr-lu .I: «at? :
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nu l.‘.‘ in”). to -2 u; Lln- tut) guns. M to have been left
Aim .,
trim. Ho‘s in. by l11m.
20m! Hour. Alum
t':ll'l'}ll‘.§_
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.x I V 3. rial. ,. 513.;
:: shut rr' ' V!“-
“'2‘ 5 .‘d'flri‘
I.".I.'Z'»-“‘.<':lliu,‘l LlI‘ll leer int:—
lvnlhlI inf-k ill" "inn: _A\[rlm‘il.‘L. SECLVRED [30R STIXTE
”lll‘llx" ii.” .iiixl ‘
_ .W W"; POLICE FORCE
.IyI-l t‘urtrivlzrs
”fills. and mr-asurt-s. state tin.- nur—
:‘.\:Is‘mt’.\.". . .
inspections.
.kuinl [lent his luzuw‘l . _
motmn plt‘ture m.-
two men i‘a-‘zl to tiw liueIl‘; ‘ T- -: I ~ . . . . .
tlwn left ”W . ,. “.2”! > VI. an: argon nt Ixtotlon‘xuc‘turr‘ operator‘s
ut't- r l‘n-lping him I“ if. t. H. 5“ x! Ivannmllolno: lapplltuinls lor drivers"
”1:” lm 5‘1“» .Xx‘l"'l..l ”ink”: mutinzsfimh ._ (:.Ill¢.(‘l‘lhll ()l ll‘m lIlll l,10a_::l
'.‘ («115mg 01 amusement parks. 15-
.tlE'l sumwsu. 1.:-
I‘:i;-.: it
he \yus .;l in to in-Tp Himself.
lit-Hiram told I'lat'flt‘ully lib"
star} sun- that ho: insisted {13.21 .\ {Iii »
slant lIinlsvlt‘. l'illll‘ll duWH 20 this ‘
fniri tin: 1’; hr: ::’ ~-. :1; <45 Ir . .
t v ll lltdl til I .l.l «m it I‘l‘l‘llllt‘nll'fllt.
in 5:": lo . ..
sum-g, ilk‘t‘lISr'S for explosives nix-l per-
"mit.\‘ for thn carrying 02‘ fire arms in
addition to the more important gener—
al criminal work.
l‘mlvz: 1th- system set up by the 5:-..
members of the llt'l‘iii'tr
sum"
l'l'l‘llllSl' .-\ ‘l"‘i'lil was 'he- Inh I'Ih- ‘. ~
‘ ‘ l ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ - '. If zuI-ut are required to make «latilv re—
tln- 200“! \\‘.‘.U Lad :1 \‘.- .sz‘I‘t ux‘si . - ~ - ~ .5 . ‘
. ' _ ‘7 . ‘ ‘ ' ports 0! ‘lm-lr untn‘ltles and 1; record
Hunt .1: bar ,n v» t‘unlv “'1 ~ :: llI- owl ._ _ ~ ’ . H -
1.x kvlvl «It I-ueh mans work. Hus no:
Svl'inu “PM“! .154)” 'I-- 'l 3-..1- ,
I ' " ‘ " 1" "only Pllulllf's the superintendent, to
'l:;.‘ ‘u- mus“. “ ~.‘ ’ “ 21" " 5
A I‘ll; “w r, }\ qu "‘3 ‘5 I" 1 kHz! mrlost- touch with t e:- personnel.
. ‘ ”1:1 :2; - ;l x; . yr .‘w . .
elI‘I‘W' in! 2 l‘ 'w n m“ w 1min. ’ J m1“ RWKS its an mountin- to the men.
.. . 1. int: ( ll" \‘.‘0:‘ S "\VcIl'll m r~.. . . ‘ . .
”my.” “m5 A .lu: 11.1 (\‘H :1! , ” 5 lil(‘ mst lnamh Dill‘l‘le‘kS. known
mm” l" ‘ ~ixl "h“ ’ ‘F ‘ as Station .\‘0. l. was opened Novenu
- A" .5: . .I, - '» . . . . .
m ("'ll “ion: ‘ ‘ .t AW" but .I. at ( --mt-rlvrook. lurmslnng' qual-
‘ " “0‘. “"“"-‘ “n ts-z‘s {or Slutk' policomvn assigned to
(‘Illllllllh-(l lnzn In l.“ p Iiuim in runs» (It‘= ,. . - 1, , . ~ . . . 7
~ . . m“; m ton. section or tno state.
til“ lilrsvmj-‘i o! \lrs. lit—Hind :mIi Maxi
lain-Nina ,, Lilmrliuu also warm-«l him KVIT'I‘IVG “3“]; GRO‘YIVG
10 1“” ll IllIlI‘Y. \\‘l“‘l‘v:lpot‘; AinI‘I'lM! ' l ‘ A " ‘ I
“turn. rlp 0.” hmt’uuii .n < usro. l’Illll Ml h! —g PHILADELPHIA. x0.“ 10. The
ma mshumemul 1H ill“ planing-:01 m“ :knittlug wave. among women and
322:1?‘ll-YijsgnfénfiTlrniisoI vgh;,U-.ilmm:;l:;i lgifif has 5.5.1 the. Spindle-s and yarn
perm] the “'orr's list-ll t ‘1 mil-Kl ~“ ll ‘ limits in every section or the CH)’ work-
‘ -‘~ - 0 001011"! 1”- lmg day and night. .
Many spinners have orders to keep
5:” l ithem busy for some time to come. As
50" Ia. result, thousands of workers will not
the 0001‘ through which his wife had :have to worry about the coming win-
Dassed when the words started. .‘.s;ter.
h" “'9!" through the door he said hei But on top of thisan appeal of the
heard one shot. He reached his C11". 'Iied Cross to the knitters to take 1113'
Started the motor. which was a bit oo‘ul gag ‘1 , the needle to make sweaters.
and was then joined brserino andi'co for-tables. jackets and pulse warm-
Pace. He said that he asked Serino:ers for distribution to the needy will'
What had happened and the latter an- (‘ause a demand for millions more
swered “Luigi shot me, that's 311," pounds of woolen yarns. This holds
Libertino denir-d having a_re\_o]ver: true not for Philadelphia alone, but
said that he knew of no one'else pre- also all over the United States:
sent that had a revolver and said that And while the cost of knitting is
he had not seen Apicella draw a. re. Ismall to each person in the aggregate.
when but had seen him roach tow-fit means millions. And aslong as the
ards-his pocket. ' [demand continues. workers will be
'Apicella‘s s n James tookthe stand kept busy at the mills.
Tht'll Apicella reached for :1
'drunk 'and was afraid
‘the shot gun.
Weapon save the shot gun; and saidf
that the two revolvers owned by his;
father were home and that his father“i
had not owned more than two revoli‘L
\‘el‘S.
understand all that had been said. as;
most'ot‘ it was in Italian. but that;
Applcella and Serino started to. (war-3
rel and that she, left.
are '
and told of eeting-V his father with , . .
He said that he went - ' J ' M V
OvercOats for
FOHOWi'H-Sr the F-"W-ral shots Selina
says that he darted away from .Allicqll- a
la. ran out. the kitt‘l‘wn (loop to [by h.“- 1 = "
yard and the-nor. to thensire-nt nor». - a
:“w ‘ 0' ' .‘mm . r
tiil.:0)vl(ié:::is}tgl 21.1.3519" ;:‘.!:3 lI;O:.lii-;z:; takinrrthe- part {If Apiut-lla. “The txxo . B33
- .« - 7' mm: shawl-«i. l. ms». (1 un-r‘ u; Cll.l;l
l.)l;t-'llln0 3 our and er» tit-hen to the .“d 10;}, g 0., ~ .. <. . '1 Hi .
,CCrllt-r of “fishing-tron and \Yatwr 2;"...l‘igm;v ' ' ‘ U.” M“ d I ' -
strIvI-ts. It was in the Eritlceport 1“...»le I f2w~t ‘ - would C I
lions-x. at. 51 \Vallr‘l‘ street. about m‘m’ll‘lv- ll‘w i...” u .5"; (in. timelw . . ‘ ~ .
twenty" nunutes may the. SllOOlllltf, int. lull infur';l‘wi‘1..){25 .1’trnning'tui‘l . l'
that burxno was t'mmrl by l‘utrolm-m that he 1mm“ .5 a“: "mm (11.: (Ividcm‘e 5:
John Flynn and Patrolman John If: egg-AW] Hg: Agg‘lcuqlz.) 'I ;;11 right to J
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Men
Without a doubt. we are. showing tlie cc.
Prices Range from “525.00 to Sail-1;}
..-g‘. 41..
And we extend to you our liberal 2-5.; ,. .:_
‘ COME AND LOOK THEM over.
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ment of Plaid Back Overuiazs 2'32 the (65,;
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our 4 scum our.
We still buy your household
goods, rags, papers, flux and all
second-hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the em-
lty of the goods. A. square In;
always.
Philip P. Hahcnoy
12 Van Zandt Street
lineal-hand floods Always on "to,
Rosenfieu
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
125 _WASHINGTON ST»
SO. N ORWALK. .
, TO THE rosin.
From now until
PHONE 959
ORLINS’
TEE VULGANIZING SHOP
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
— 39 West Washington Street
All: WORK GUARANTEED
10' and Used Tires and Tubes So ct;
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oils
- r 4&1-
The Royal Auto P’t’g Co
Is the place to go if you care to!
a first class Paint or
Varnish Job.
301'. So. Main and Woodward Avk
\
Phone 901
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
Perfecto Bouquet Are‘
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
along back to the Bertlno store with
him. atter’asking‘ him to go home. be-,
cause he knew that his father was Very
. that trouble‘
nght develop. He said that there was
loud talking and swearlng- 'and'that he i
heard a shot and saw his father and}
Sermo fighting and that he then ran.I
home and told his mothef that his:
father had been killed. He was insist- 5
ant that his father had had no other:
SPECIALS
FOR THE. WEEK
Yellow Corn Meal. Fresh
Supply—61bs. 25c
Pure Old Fashioned Buck.
wheat Flour—3 lbs. . . . . . 20c.
1 lb. of Sugar free'with 2 lbs.
of Spreadit Oleo at. .V . 25c lb.
Pure Cider Vinegar;3 qt. ‘10::
"Mrs. Libertino said' that she didn't
She said that 5
7 Blankets
rand
Robes '
Keep Ydurself and Horse Warm
heard one shot. and 2110.: more:
puringV‘Serino’s story 11 '
F. H. BAXTERC-
DRUGGIST l
5 SOUTH MAIN STREET ;
AGENT FOR .
Page & Shaw, Park a: Till'ord,
Green Seal, and Russell‘s '
CAN DIES
NOTICE
F. HAIN
Has opened first-class cider
mill on Boston Post Road.
for the season. Clean, fasii
and powerful. I buy apples
in large or small quantities.
FOR SALE—New red oak,
'six hoop, paraflined, 50
‘ga1.bb1s. Best in town.
AUTO TOPS, NEW AND.
RENOVATED
Aloe Upholstering of Limousine- i
Flrlt Class. Painting g
A. MAIER ; as!
South Main Street ' “i
Opposite Wilson Hat Shop; l
PHONE 902 ’
!__n
T arlov Bros.
' UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
MAOE bug,
C‘Ti D BRIAR
PIPES
> Also Celebrated Dunhn‘ro
Memo Block Tel-1581
5*
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