End a stiff blow as our timbers
HEAIN,
must
BREAKERS AHEAD
'One’s life is a Ship that is-
'T‘Sriven along by the breezes of
Eortnne, through seas high and
.utmng, which toss us about as the
{gears come and go. When we 're
,wg we don’t mind it, we can
are staunch and our frames are as
flak, but when one is older it is
sover- a joke to sail through the
mason of ice, snow and sleet
without a safe harbor—good, life-
giving heat.
Our Coal is the life line that
um .you from ills, that brings
(solid comfort and drives away
rdilk. When hope is abandoned
and joy is no more it’s a bright
lashing beacon that shines from
€80 (bore.
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4‘ “EDISON AND MUSIC”
.; There is much In this booklet
E that will prove of value to you.
WRITE TODAY
f; The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
South Norwalk. Conn.
; Alterations Are Being
Made In Our Store
'1' But........
bore are doing business as
usual.
H. A. MEAD
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Prescript :3n Pharmacyst
8 North Main St. So. Norwalk
- 2 SPECIAL SUIT SALE
Men’s and Young Men's
$15.00 to $30.00
at
Gottlieb’s
TAXI
Telephone 908
Any Time Day or Night
Calls Promptly Attended
Prices Moderate.
"American Taxi Co.
11 North Main Street
COAL
WOOD, FEED
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DEVIL E BROS.
E
MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1921' 1
IX e a: egiv ing the best service that can be had in our line. TVe
w aha; by dealing with us you will obtain better results than from
believe this we’d better go out of
me business we are in and go into something else in Which'we did
belie\e. “e believe in courtesy in kindness, in generocity, in good
cheer, in friendsh' 1p and in honest; competition. We believe that honest
lumber can be 5cm [0 honest men by honest methods. We believe that
the value oi lumber does not rest on what you call it but on what. it
is. You can call a second a first, or a common a. second, or a cull a
common: there it is in the pile and just what it was before you called
1': an_ thing and its value is just the same. W'e believe in working, not
waiting, in laughing not crying; in boostng, not knocking, and in the
pleasure Of doing business.
M-
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents, Johns-Manville and Bird 8:. Sons, Roofings, Sheetrock and
7 . Beaver Wall Boards .
ISL-s Ir
any one else; if we didn‘t honestlv
We Have. a Full Stock "or
NASH CARS
‘AT THE NEW PRICES
and a few good used cars
All kinds of repair work done by expert workmen.
s. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmanno'CO. Inc.
83 W ashington Street, SOuth NorWalk
FREE DELIVERY
PHONE 1405
Our Christmas Stock 13
Now Complete
You will find. lie-re 21 selection of (forgets, Glows. Ilosmry,
Brasswrr- . levrwear, Kimonos, Robes. Boudoir Caps, and
handkergh cts at mos' reasonable prices. '
A sma I Llepmit see- 11 u any oi these LII'it cles for Christmas.
Your Inspection 15 Invited.
MME. JEANNETT E
56 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
HOMEQ‘JADE SAUSAGE MEAT. I. ..30c lb.
Stew Lamb .. ......... 10clb.
Shoulder Steak... ...........14clb.
Hamburg Steak ...... ' ...... . . . .- 14c lb.
Beef I -“'er .14c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main 8%., Wash’ton St. and R. R. Ave., 8. Norwalk
Westport Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
JOHN B. RISKO
is selling Sperry & Barnes Fresh Pork LOins cut
from New England Dressed Hogs, under govern-
ment inspection.
.n-nu.
Orders for Bologna, Frankfurts or Beef Loaf
taken a day ahead will be sold at. wholeSale price,
16c a pound.
Also Delivered
John B. Risko
, Cash, Meat Market
Tel 493. or 2377 5 Lexington Ave.
PHONE 53
‘Newell & Murray
miners and Furnishers
. “To Men Who Know”
1..»Washington St, So. Norwalk
-’s $4.00 Heavy Cor-
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
Silverware Cut Glass
We are showingra complete line—”at prices the lowest consistent
with quality. Pearl, Ivory and Novelty Bead Necklaces, Cigarette '
Cases, French Ivory, Silver Toilet Sets. , 7
VISITORS WELCOME
0. B. JACKSON
Jeweler, Optometnst—Ss Wall Street, Norw lk
. \elopes
. mas packages THIS \Y‘EE‘K.
; tracts awarded here during
GOV. LAKE YIELDS
TO THE PLEA 0F
(Continued from Page One):
Mrs; Edward B. Brown. During the
-last fen-W'ears she has been making
her home in Naugatuck. In the last
state election \liss Brown landed in
politics and was elected as lepresenta—
the. , .
During her term as representative
she served as cluk on the committee
for l1um..ne institutions. Miss Brown
is a graduate of \Yellesley in the, class
of 1904. -
She was a member of the group 0f
representativves and senators who Vis-
ited the public institutions, of this
county during the session of the last
legislature.
CHRISTMAS MESSAGE.
Advice From Postmaster General Hays
Read infithc Public 80110015.
The following letter from Post—
master Genczral Hays was read in the
pulllic school to<lax.;1nd at his request
is printed in The Sentinel: —— ‘
Otfice of the Postmastm G 'nerfll
\\ ashington \‘ovember 22. 1921.
To the BO\' 5 and Girls of the l‘niled
States 7
Christmas is almost here.
'Your great. Post Office Department
has a big job a'nrl net-«ls your help.
Think what it means to he Santa
Claus to our 100.000.1qu people and to
deliver Christmas parcels to every
{anvil} in this gxmt country “ilhin the
shmr space of :1 Ivuyys and nilhout
dis." ppolntmcnt.
It can be done, and we' re, gOing to
do it if we may ha\'<~ your help. I
“'rxnt to enlist the (H‘llVf' “assistance; of
mvry lloy and girl in flu... Si’llOOlS of
mi; country in gating: pnrw-ls mulled
’l‘lllri “'I'ZEK to relieve the rush that
com”; «mom;- l'wforn Christmas.
\\'ill you go home today and take
this VIN-451120 to your parents and
El“ ‘11.: 3.
‘(un poslilfiislrr
mail (1111' (‘l‘xriszmust pure. is THIS
“WEI-1K. I‘m'. unlv-ss we do. l‘IsE'le- Srlm's
lfiiul may ‘-r- so lavnvy the; lust l‘rw (lays
has nsknl us In
not delivered. I'm not {llrl'vl‘ffillli‘
names of Slates. because so munl‘ 100“
alike when :Illbrm'inlvd.
Put the proper amount 01‘ hostage
on your lettg- rs and Wimp the “art'els
omn‘ulh. ' Ax'invl fancy “ritine'. which
causes post- office cleax'ks and letter;
coriiers to stouund studv. and thus
lose time. Make the address plain
and easily read. and always use PCT!
and ink or typewriter hnd light-color—
ed envelopes. so as to Save the eyes Of
the post-office clerks. Do not use en—
velopes Of unusual size. The little ones
that are so fx'vauuznlly‘ used for cards
and notes at Christmas and other holi-
' day times cause an untold amount of
as they will not fit
our canceling machines and must
therefore be canceled by hand. Be-_
cause of their size and tendency to slip
out of a package. these small ,en-
are more likely to be over-
look ed or lost.
trouble and labor.
in the day. because this avoids over-
loading and de‘ :1\ 1110' mail at the end
of the (lav.
Yo our local postmaster and your
teachers will tell you more about the
Postal Service.
IDO these things. and ~\'Ou"\\'ill Win
the grateful appreciation of the people
in your post office and especially Of
Your Postmaster General.
\VIIJ. H. HAYS.
P. S.—Don‘t forget to mail Christ—
7 MORE BUILDING CONTRACTS
NE“? YORK. Dec- 3.-—-Building 1011-
the first
WOIIIEN'S LEAGUE
Duel-mere must 3.» Eu-Irrvnt, bungplptn,
‘l‘nl lf'filble. i!‘u"ll<li;12' I‘m" housav mum-H” “il‘l‘m'ny 3“ TVSPVU [‘3 U"? “‘9‘
‘mtar and name <11“g«i<1_ and QWEIIOII and opvmlion of motor \vlsicles
‘ F‘mm" address 5‘:qu11.) l.“ in 313,-. Imuguill l-e vozishlei'ml. The new Connec—
'35,. lgftjhand MW”, ,. 5.” llmt ,3“ mail; tlult motor truck law curbing 1m '
will lie IF'tIll‘liod {<1 3011 in ('nsv it i, HLutiu of overloading in .111 el'lort 10
an. thlt' highways and protect l1}!—
Elail vour letters and nackages earlv /
L;
H
M e. HYATT
ONORWALK’S LEADING DRY, GOODS STORE
: lee the Lady Furs
our stock this season is bigger and more varied than ever, while
the prices are much lower than in a number of years.
CHILDREN’S FUR SETS IN SEVERAL STYLES
SEE OUR BIG STOCK OF SWEATERS
7 BATH ROBES FOR ALL THE FAMILY
NEW COATS, SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS AND DRESSES
A WONDERFUL WAIST SHOWING
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ARRESTED FOR
MURDER LAST JUNE
(Continued from Page One)
Parsons house shortly before the
murder. This man‘s personal effects
done up in a bundle Wore found in the
Parsons home, where they had been
left some days. The stale police had
hasE-d their SI-arch for this man on
the thvory that he and Parsons haul
had a «'Euzu'rel. '
In (gout: ion oi
with the arrest
‘xornmote unit'm'nlity. LII-Operation : " ‘
life
got" the discussion. -
3 Connecticut. New Jersey. Maryland.
Now York. liliode Island. Peunsl‘h'éi-
orig—
niu. and Massachusetts became-
:inal numbers of the: Conference of
“Motor \ehicle Administrators at the
is (xpeclcd to form :1 basis 7
THREE CITIES HOLD ELECTIONS
Three cities OI the state—Putnam
Rockrllle and Willimantic—held their
elections rod-.13 101 a municipal ad-
ministration. ln Putnam, Senaio: Ar—
(‘lhbdll \l.1( Donald Republican. sas
endorsed by the Democxnaxs and me
onlx contest “as over tax collector.
The Republicans had endorsed \ icsor
(‘hapdelaine for alderman ailarge..1nd
Charles H. Brown 101' city Ireasurer.
named the Democrats.
11; Rockx'llle. the tickets were
be: .2191] b\ Joseph Grist Republlcan.
and Edward B Jackson Democrat Ire—
nominazed) {or maymr
In \\Ill1man1ic the mayoraliy an
AV Men’s G O o d y e a r-
W’elt Tan Shoe
$3.50
Also a \‘Vomen’s Tan
Shoe, Low Heel
$3.50
organization meeting he‘d last month
in New Jersey It is belieud to ‘o;
31hr: first organization 0: its kind in
;:h:- counnv and is expected to evezu
tuallx. to e\pand 0\er the greater
part of the l nited States.
Other states “ ill be admitted to Il1«
conference bv resolution approved lw
two thirds of the member states.
:Each member state is entitled to one
vote, but \oting b) proxy “ill not be
recognized. .
SPECIALS
FOR THE ”WEEK
Pure New Orleans Molasses,
. . . qt. 250; gal. 98:
Pure Lard ..... 21115.250
Live Oak BuckWheat, .23 lb.
pkg. 236
Toilet Tissue, 7:011: . . . . . . 250
Keeler’s
SHOE STORE
The Store that Saves you
money.
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“"E‘: m ‘E' “"“Y “YE ”It" IW‘E‘S' MS ll." of tho» quarrel. Dean is said to have didates 319 Charles Gi‘es. IIPDuhl i4: .
"E~r”€“,‘”‘ ‘ “V" lnn'll 11051”de identified by 31353 and Hermidas D1011, “(1110(33‘
Th" WWW)” ”m“ E‘“ “""H ""’:‘l“l""] Muff" Parsons. ".1. Sib‘lh’l‘ of the man ——a———-——-—-—“"—“‘
"mi 13"” "“3 ‘i‘l‘i"‘*5"'l will“? 11'. 0“— llllll‘lll'r‘rd, who ln'I'SE-‘Ei‘ was 5:101 and A SIW'C‘LJI Pauline? pm'forIIILwc-x
E‘z-Kr {lint they Inuv .srriw- in :rnml Kfflll' lémlly wounded by the ixilrudvr in the “Shirk nil. 'l't' ‘ ‘H'll 'K')‘ :1 DUMMY 07'
Iiitlrm will} H.115" “Eyristmns‘v :Il'ln'ul’» hours that lllL‘lll... New YnEk . fl :vl‘ié‘zl‘fi -' 1‘ '
If ‘P UHSIEi‘lEU‘i. "ml mm put em your n i5 57.3.1 !- I Miss l’arsons‘ 511;. honest OI‘ 13:1 liopuwe‘sl 171.1111
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“‘US'" - who shot I‘m 1' Brother “'l'l'Q' told to UK- l'w'hl t ":‘nw afternoon :11- Il'ie' 59'}.
Axial. 1le t'r must 'm- :1, m 1' ml stale 1mm... .1 manlh :Iun. 'gn‘np \x'}-n1}'.g..1r<» in. New York City. Amm ’
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'“"“g""" 3””? E'- ”“1 ””1“ l- 111:1; ”('1 Eli' Mountain Ioud. and Yesterday. when Will dance
RM“ to film “‘1“ house “3‘1“?“ ”E" 33“" the latter “as ou' 2111.1 lim: he was ar-
son: ”Sh-”‘2“- ; I ‘Ivslwi. . {1. " in (.1. es 3'. 1'3. )'-1';‘ ' . . - . - .
Thor's aw some :2 mo. in Is. said u: 2. Eve: 9111:2113: guild LADIES: ”m“ ‘9} :‘b’,’ - ,
\\ llit'h _\'I‘1u #11:] ;;; -. I’HI‘SQHS. 311.55 Parsons “HS Skill for lL‘RhILN (11'14‘1 Ii;\ll.
1l1~ mull Sw'xim- . 7 “.11 4‘ 5 ~ $115., «.1' .2 q , '5 ~—-"—- .
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1:1 your l‘ I is mm“ Hausa 11f»; . , ;, \\.1's‘ :1. -. 1.“ 1 . il‘ Sulphur a?“ Newly
mar l'fh < J“=:~‘- _ . and mine. '1 he man under artist is 45 years 0; E . . “111 MO‘V'
Eur-1'3 may ll'm \nu E‘u'nh :K. blur in 219:9. and was (.l\urcid from .. “if. .,' Gray .mnr‘.howtur handson .5 d"-
thc- mail lam m min mm nt‘m r Evils-1's “7:0 with :1 son. now liws 1:1 ‘\\ :111'1- nous at‘A'al‘l'cng Huge. Vi”! all REG“?
art'- nlrrzsd'.‘ tasking: :aml umiufi bury. A «laun’lIti-r and :1 Son gm) 3i let's advancing. “.0 Ed 1‘ on:
through ”3* 3""? . “mo lmulmrx'. 111;th a lsrotl‘ :' \\ » I‘{ke 10‘” DH? :5 310"" CENT!“ I
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Hers-fins iufiw l‘uiiml States is given and Nox'i‘Olk. 7 .1'ades. turns gr *3 and looks 5?“ d
to l'noln S3111 to sli'll’x‘e' Joseph M. Parsons. who had lizwdg'mSt a NW “’1“! "‘1'an ‘f Sag” F
\th11 you :~~-"' " In! in ' 1. 1 Nu has? ‘nlOllf‘ in IIIS'lll’jllSe in South Nari-0E}; " rd grimly ( ”MIL ’ 11s. APPE “ra‘iiiz
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about {Mimi Em rmrls anul of man “ho hm}, so. into the house on; Don _ q 1‘ grin. . 0” 2?“),5115‘
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I‘D“ TEE“ l5 “ “EMS: of who had How: n) [In housc 111 t‘mK E?“ ’1'0111 J3). alrug‘stoft‘y :1 1m” .7 01
("liz'islnms li:.,- ltipll «l'muny unwrnoou to look after her brother 5' ““Hn'b Sag." ant: TVS 1 bur. .1: 0m—
limes. house. was aroused (It‘d roshui 11110 muffid‘ .“mch ‘5 mere“ “3 U’W'K‘m‘
(mo family" in i m: -~\I"¥'}‘ In: puts E's-w brother's room. to see what luau ”mp”.1’HK‘}:¢\T‘1 1);“ 1h“. “Gun”? ,0;
:1 badly arl'rlmz. w} ‘u H- " in 1m» moi} luaup-uml and she was also shot. She 0th”. lllg‘l‘CGIFIIIS. Thousands Of ton“
en's-3' (lay. ll.l\ mm s 1.1» m" 1' ’_‘u-1=i.-’\\us in :1 critical condition for 501119 ’rc-commt'nd “”5 reach'ZIO—use props."
no.) half;u‘h}r,w\. (7 v, w '\" it“ p, :30” 11131... but finallv 1‘! covered. There atmn.‘ ‘ lvrcause. 1t darkens the l 1'
mm, on... fully 21 ' ‘nllem rim: Was a light burning in her laugh.;-'<'E’_‘A“:“t”"fhy: EE‘T'QM'V'T' “0 one can '
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Your letters 11 . skill- ‘ - T ALK ABOUT
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offices and on. S\\"' pushy; Ems n; l , -——- SHOES
a mile- :l—hlll'illlt‘ 112ml l:';'1i12s.<‘i"zr"l1121-;IU“ 3 hearing 01‘- U’ll‘ Flil‘il‘i‘t (‘5 Illii- CO‘IIVG DOV‘V
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POV‘VDER FOUND IN BOSTON.g
BOSTON. Dec. 3.——Powder. 15.12» a
3' police officials 10 be a'high 5.5.120-
5E“? Wrapoed in red flannel rm:
packed 31‘- 3 bag, was found on no
"me Par kman Memorial band
mu Common today. “712:;
.e in a toreign language
- the powder «to \‘l‘aher
ze chemist, and the lit-
L’Kparrmenz of JUSZJ'CG
‘3'“.
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Krieger C0,
BUY NO“
31:.11' b II in
EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS
GUNS
Ammunition, Hunting
Coats and Belts
Special Sale for Ten Days Only
An opportunity to make savings in
high grade merchandise
The Royal Auto P’t’g Co
25 the place to go if you care 2174.
a. first class Paint. or
Varnish J oh.
301'. 80. Main andMoodward Art
Phone 901
ROsenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE ' & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
125 WASHINGTON ST. .
so. NORWALK.
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST .
5 SOUTH MALN STREET , ;
AGENT FOR
Page & Shaw, Park 8.; Tflforfi,
Green Seal, and Russell's .
CANDIES
Ice, Charcoal,
Wood and.
Trucking _
Fred Hain
52 Meadow Street
\
\
‘Tarlov Bros?
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS NR
LON DON
Also Celebrated Dual!!!“
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Norwalk Chronicler