‘taketfdf‘gmh‘téd‘ *
of difierence in timber as in lumber. '
a service that has your interests at heart.
as it is. - -
Johns-Manvllle andBlrd &. Son Roofing.
Sheen-oak .and Celotex Wall Boards.
that all structural timbers are equally-good for warehousési
factories, houses, without further investigation. There s a lot
Giving you What you exactly want, when you want it, 111- '
sures satisfaction to you. That is why we maintain a stock and
equipment so large and an organization so Wide m Its Operation
that you will always find here just what you want backed by
N 0 other kind of service could have built this large plant, .
no less in service and supply can keep it gomg and growmg
The Hatch . e Bailey Co.
lN WEST . e
ISPllétillESSINfi
.WESTPOR‘T, Sept. 14.—.The new
Y. M. C. A., that is being built for
the town in Hotel Square by Edward
T. Bedtord is rapidly taking form;
The fire station adjoining the new
"Y" has been started by the John
. LOWI‘Y company, which is building the ‘
other community house. George M.
Croll, is the superintendent of/flie en-
tire construction work. The new fire
hou will be called the central fire
static and three fire companies will
have t Air headquarters there. _ The
Pioneer Hook and Ladder Company
No. 1 and the C'ompo Engine coznpany
Presents
——FOR——
FALL
65c, $1.00, $1.50
. Covering
Exclusive Novelties
-— AND —-
Distinctive Weaves
-- IN THE -—
New Four-In-Hands
, Costello & O’Meara
21 No. Main St.
THEMANS SHOP.
:CRAVATS
Have You Seen the Goodrich 30:31/3
73me Street, South Norwalk.
- FORD t OWNERS
Cord Tire at, $ 1 3.50
This is not a cheap cord but a genuine Silvertgvn, .mt of the
sandal-dune. Thisisthebestvalueinacordtiro everofiered.
S. L. Benedict
No. 2 who occupy the fire house at'the
rear of the Town hall will establish
themselves in the new building. The
Vigilant Hose company No. 3 which
has a station at the west side of the
State street bridge. has decided not to
move into the new central station.
The basement is being constructed
at present and in a few days the
foundation, work will begin. . Two
large Elm trees were moved from the
site of the two public buildings as they
would probably {all from lack of sup-
port as the ground around them was
encavated and Superintendent Croll
ldld’ not yvant to take any chances of
havmg them fall and cause any dam—
age to the nearby buildings or people
pesslng by. The sebond floor of the
“1' is almost finished. As soon as that
is done the interior work will be start-
ed and that is expected to take until
the first of next year.
Town Hall Notes.
a sailor.
"Soldier
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
. F. s. LYON ‘
'JOB PRINTING
loath Norm
fi—
HOII 1m
Dr. Dietz
47 South Main st.
DENTIST
237354;
. ' you retrrulUCl‘ the night, that
you. sat‘up in. bed wrapping the
:lllankets around you and swearing
,thnt "by all that was good and
wouldn't let another
-\;:0 over your head
installed the proper
, eating mechanics in your home ?
'fl‘ranslating “accomplish it ingme-
moire-do it now!
an, RAYMOND a DEAN
COMPANY
2 Flax Hill Road.
>7».
Haddock
Butterfish . . . . . . ......
Halibut Steak
Flatfish " .. . . . '
----..---...
unnoouoo-oo
Boston Blues .......
Sallgon Steak
Bluefish
W'eakfish
Codfisll Steak .......
Dressed Eels
ion-00.1..
c... _
--.....-..
n..c..
.n-n-o-u..u-o-----..
Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Department at 43 Maln St
NW Street, and
WW0” Georgetown Norwalk‘
_ kn.“ __ _
F Owler’s Market '
“5.. , . I ' I
W§W \ We
wry Products moun- clean
trained milkon, healthy
gunfulry washed ladders
47‘nceptacle- 3nd modern
'mothods of handling. <
“Minnow-Tm
fanny.
of no regularly and be our.
purest and
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
A. F. Beckmann 89" (30., Inc.
as Washington Street, South Norwalk'
' nu DWI
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
........12clb.
28c lb.
.18c lb.
14c lb.
30c lb.
35c lb.
18c lb.
2‘..c lb.
.........35clb.
'9 Norwalk.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
'89 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Railroad Avenue. 80.
Durlen
Stamford Black Rock Brldgepon
1'
J“
Richard Fitch, of W'ilton, has been'
. in town on business. Mr. Fitch is
working for the state. checking up
dlflereut legal papers filed in the of-
fice or the town clerk. Edward C.
Bil-go in the town hall on State street.
According to a warranlee deed filed
in the office of Town Clerk Edward
C. Blrge in the town hall on State
street, 'Lcon Hunt and Morris Downs
have sold a strip of land ten
inches by 55 feet to Julia M.
on Riverside avenue.
is next to the office of G
coal and lumber yard.
81.000.
Another sale of
the town clerk‘s
hall on St
to is:
-—-..-
we..-
N- Gault tor
land recorded in
oliice in the town
ate street involves lots 33
34, 40.r41. 48 and 49 shown in the
map 01 the Slingllluck lieu! Estate
and Construction company also a tract
i .. . The reported price was sealed.
‘ llle home of Josvph Malloney
,
o
the Post Road n
ed in u wee-k.
553k“ filed in lh-e town
.on SL111“ sll'wt John 1..
zllrldnwporl lllls soil}
hols: illl‘l
{Grim} H2
clerk’s
.1 Federal
-. dump body to A. S.§
LYON“ highway road. '
u, v _, _ ,. _ l" ’
”WM: 3 I '1 mud in this Olllcv of Town I
k 1th: Edward C.
llirgc on Sillh- Sll‘t‘t‘l.
l‘llt' l'a I'HTl' I
held in the Town hall 3
"tor the purpose
gumkml budget l'or' the i
l ..
{Iii}: mrmnfl'.
psrp'lllllu illC
t‘on‘atliz Vl’dl'
lcmn meeting for the
J Abig assbrtment of pleasing colors for men, women and children, $1.10 to 3.2.98
:Som'everysp ialvaluesat .................................‘....49¢,dec
U. s. 31.5121an NEED YOUNG MEN
Marines are trained in all the duties
of a soldier and many of the duties of
“Semper‘ Fldelis;
Faithfulflf and they always stick
that motto.
branch or any of Uncle Sam's services,
beingprganized in 1.775, and. since less openly sold. But the committee — VISIT —
that time. serfing With distinction in will make no public report on what
every campaign. Marines are trained it learns. Neither political party has '
in all of the following branches. and a clean record in this raga“; There- apll‘o Bros
any young man has his choice: In- '
. fantrymen,‘ artillerymen, machine gun- LIVE STORE
feet, {our ners. signalmen (radio included). mo-
trausport' and occasionally
The land sold : mounted infantry.
ault Brothers'fiiave the opportunity to serve on all
The price Was‘of the largest battleships doing the
lguard duty.
rlne Corps Institute, which has over
seventy-five courses.
thing a young man can learn in col;
lege. and any marine has his choice
of study with full tuition free. illclud‘
log books. and schooling. from which
ll“): {Iglifl‘ius‘ngwli-RS the lx'l'rick place gthey graduate with a diploma.
' Hi .‘Jt'cloll. llz‘. ‘ - "w ' - ~ ‘
:Smlokowski boo ll in ’n d Soplm § Marines atdhc present time are DAY CLASSES
3 Fllznl; -ih ‘ . g l l .e lurid :rom . serving at the following places: 5'5 . 5
3 ran! .t .VladiI'OCk u: West i‘url‘sh TChina. Philippines. Guam. Russian Tuesday, FL-
;islnnds. Hawaiian Islands. Cuba. Haiti.
,Snnto Domingo. Virgin Islands. Nicar-
l'l‘lw ,‘ , is ‘f’m‘r‘si Complvlvd. lilgua. Panama and Porto Rico. guard-
. “'u Flor dvcoraung “"11 be :im’sll- ging American interests and people.
I .. I I Many of the officers of the Marin:
l .xumolm: to the conditional bill of :C‘orps have risen from the ranks of
office itiio unilalcd mun.
CM'l’Wm'fi‘r. of can meet the requirements can rise to
lrucknlle rank to which he aspires. .y
'l‘nlk it over or write to Sergeant.
'Jolln 1.. Polsmi.
and Morris, .Ilowns 0f,§lllti0n. Post Office l‘lllilillng. Bridge.
“”31"”?! of L Marine Corps can do for you.
__..____.._.——————-—--.,
COI‘RT .‘II-ISSENGI-IR ENDS v
SERVICE IS PARS ('ITX
IJ'Ull llzlllt
q . . . ., . _- 7 ~
.l.l]lé stint haw sold :1 true! of lilllsl ‘ Ilfil‘t- Conn.- and rind out What
1““.1 l"?«f;ll:.\‘ lo limll l“
. l. l.e.l l.»':lu\’. according to :l. walr-f
iCourt of Common Pleas for the past:
lullll the court )'('sl|’l‘«l.l_\‘.
Roping position uwult‘ng lllm .lon-
l
x” _ ‘ -. price was about 515““. l
.lylr,\1‘guil,f;hf 1‘0 ilmlulmi ' \‘Val‘rmlleo: “.“qu
. l‘jlllvun pul'lllxt Lilfit‘m of Town Clerk} .
.Shm: l. :. .1'l‘ll-ZI_“lll Illa. town hall on “'mr V9?”
'21 no.4” I, , 2"“):qu 21‘1’1230 has sold ‘ W ' '
.-. ,“‘-" 4: Him mm“ an acre in . . . .
+11“ 0 tn-nnriv lllly Montgomery. ‘ ’ “hm“mhm'
:. “q”. ,‘(Illn.l l'l'lk‘l“ “'33 35”“, I A E ‘
El“ x m- .lrlllllul lnqlrj‘qg or the 30m“ of i lily.- illOllllllL,-
l "“mh“ \i'lll l... :
.‘Jl. Groinev'x l‘lltllcl‘, Albert N" wont
lin l'llllildCh ‘md some
of iSFCIll‘Od a good position and the fam-
ily moves to the Quaker City today.
Mushroom 1. 1
9227'"
9 f '. V.THISISTHEPLACETO’BUY—
" GOLF STOCKINGS
LADIES’ SILK GLOVES
7 "“fi.‘
,
THE NEW FALL N ECKWEAR
1 Novel designs, newest shades for men, women and children,
, 29c—50c—59c—9Sc
_ 7 MEDIUM-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY.
;. (.
SALE OF HONORS FRANKLY ‘forc, to Fr» hunt the \Yrtv .
' TO BE warren-ammo glass lions-s. n was .1 '
LONDON, Sept. 14.—The distribu-should 2...
tion of British honors. the awards of Tim-W is to l»: :20 .1-
peer-ages, baronetcies. and lesser dis- list. so far as tb- _
tinctlons. is to be investigated but in The cozllmisslwl
this wise. on future pm.-
A- Royal Commission has been ap Q\\\L:‘Zi1:; of honors 1r. :x
pointed and will inquire into the mat—
ter, which savers of scandal for it is
known that honors have been more or
allow. :3, to 1‘
They are what Kipling calls:
and Sailor, Too." Their mot-
or, Always
to
oldest
c»: .1.
nulls-v
They are the
as
Young men also
C 0 R N S Semething for .
Everybody in the Family.
“'9 also have the Ma—
Lift Off with
123 'WASHINGTON STREET
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
Fingers l
covering every-
OPENLNG DATES
EVENING CLASSES
Monday, Sept. 18
Merrill Business
College
College‘ I. located in thp
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
97 Washington on, So.’ Nerwtll
Phone 814-2
and any man that
Marine Recruiting
the
Doesn‘t hurt a hit! D10!) :1 little
“Freezone” on an aching corn. in-
stantly that com stops hurting. then
shortly you lift it right off with ling-
ers. Truly!
Your druggist sells a. tiny bottle of
.“Freezone” for a few cents. sufficient
to remove every hard corn. soft corn.
luses. without soreness or irritation.
or corn between the toes. and the cal—
——Adv.
'AUTo REPAIRING,
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Gang!
Telephone ‘17 18 Raymond 81:!!!
. 306‘“! Norwalk. Conn.
———<
Gricner. messenger for the
lerminzitmi his conuec‘ion
He gets to
has .: tool‘—
xvii P re ll .4
into Bodies, Fender!
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
and
time
ago
m A soum. nm‘
'3 will buy your household
%
1 ~-. .
l H'" ~‘l" A ml
‘l’lll‘jhlr‘t' (ll. Vt)“
' . _ n: - . . . _.
‘l'ittlzros . t~ on Sunday moung
.1” '1‘“ Wli lug. gush] Fri-lay t‘VQ‘Hlllg‘ _A SISAS()Xv
Tl...M WV“ lmll at t‘iS‘lll O‘clock.
pmi’ilor-t-llng mime as :1 “*sulz Of a
. m1 0 w,‘ ‘
the: ill.» Nleclme—n bysoveral
1” 01‘ the lawn. thousands.
'12."; 5‘ . _ '
l V 1‘43“ sum 13‘ onuamlzmo‘
’ the throat.
I Jim) BROADCAST] Nu
wheezing.
.4-
LON ~ .
ham Silagiihfoim 14.——England has N J savs-
thing: like 3 53:13am to Initiate some- - “ ~ ‘
' ‘ m of wireless brood
c1: . .. I ' . -
« \tlllg‘. lnsell on American lines. The
I‘Ostm-lsy
. . .. t‘r‘Gt‘"IIr-ll' h‘i .
. ‘ .., s u S. (U I OH 10903 1
I‘dllla nlti'lll. Illilt 1 l I u
I keep
been issued no ”Cf-“59$ yet had
. ~ ‘ 10 l) l‘oa , ' ~ ’ Adv.
but it was the p] (lC'lstlng‘ stations.
Hay fever carries untold misery to
soothes that raw, rasping feeling in
permits refreshing slumber. ,
‘Stapi'. 736 Clinton avenue, Plainfleld,
a medicine that bears recommending. .
it in the house . constantly."
Contains no opiates.
totes. Stillson. Powell Corporation.—
lmlnss. papers. ink an all
0F intend-hand goods. Anything “3:11:
TORTURE FOR some , ”"- Pfloe Imordlns to the 1 -
l
l
l
folding Metal: cull nun
11 of tho goods. A m deal
, him.
run» r. mom
\ 82 Van Zundt Strung /
‘ Quint-Mm! Goods Always on lulu
VICTOR WESELY
Foley's Honey and Tax-
£8 Chestnut St. Phenom
relieves hoarseness ‘and ,
makes breathing easier.
Mrs. D.
"Foley‘s Honey and,Tar is
GUARANTEE TRUNK
' AND; UMBRELLA Co.
Refuse subs}!-
., an of the principal
nnlnufacturers of wireless apparatus
“a
ptogirlftl lolltam tol‘orm companies to
rid ‘ ( :. )lOadGaStlllg‘ service. Any bone.
.7 i, illlilllllfflciul‘fil‘ he said . WOUId b0
adiiiltfid to the organization. M
rive been info in? .” S A
Postmaster-General, Etna? thealg-ostild?
fasting companies, when formed will
probably desire to' impose on 'their
Ililuegnebers fthe condition that British~
them apgaratus only shall be sold by
‘assen't atn I_ have intimated that I Will
to 7. 0 this condition for a period Of
. wo years. It will' rest with member-
ijip of the companies to determineto
rohigeextcent this condition shall apply
om one ‘ ‘
paratus. p nt parts of the up
The functions of the 1305103309"
will be limited to approving types of '
apparatus submitted hymembers “l
.mwmwfl .. ,
SPECIALS FOR- THE}
ExtraFinePork 20c 1b.
bum Size Bottle Ammoniaéfic. 7 7 . _ ,
sardin‘ ' esin Pure Olive Oil,-
1'3cans 25c
Toilet Tissue, 7 for . . . . .-.‘ 25c
Now introducing a full line of
mat-u“
Gm’s Gs‘ I Old Friends at the 01d
WEEK. . _ . . . _,
‘ ‘7 ‘ ~ At Most Reasonable Prices. -
9 No. Main” " St. , So. Nomi!!!
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
‘ u
fit rin on Old We
0:331:19”? aregthe best Cigars
I made at that price.
A Good Stockvof _
Clder M1118 I ..PARFLIMSJONCAIBE,,
in.“
iheecmafiyfaan—in‘spectitm of in-
dividual sets will not be necessary. ‘.
Provision will be made. under w‘hi'ch‘
amateurs who construct their own x‘e—V'
celi'ing sets.'and licensees who have
A;
and Wine ' PARIS
‘ already purchased imported receiving
all Cottage. _ 7' 8:." I'm ' Roi-walk
. sets, will be allowed touseihem.“ ‘/ -
The ’ Poatmaster-General said theI
revenue required for broadcasting
would be derived partly from a con-
tribution by the manufacturers to the.
company on eachs'etfismd 'bythem.
land; partly bya proportion otithe aria!
v, nual license: fee ”which”. would be Dalia
». the companies financing" the. servibe.
. The cost of erecting-1 the 'seaxiOns and
._proyiding the serv
. run ‘into millions.
t‘nolntirnation
We have added a new line-Ci im-
7 V I 7 " I , ported Toilet Specialties which m—
' Presses - 0:?
“r ‘1' ' 7 ' , Cream, Night Cream and Perfume-
Can Be Found in This Store.
= . I ' .' l I x 1 . ' “Ye feel sure you will be pleased
Z ' xegflflflizeafromfiaals, to 50 with them, stop in and get a safl- 7:
These are exceptional high grade
quality and moderately priced.
- p:——-— n.
l . ' rescr' tion Pharmacst ,
deflalnrgt, 8o. Nomalhf“ ,
‘l
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