. ’1 JL THE MAN’S SHOP CRAVAT S Q—FOR— FALL 65c, Exclusive Novelties Distinctive Weaves New F our-In-Hands Costello & O’Meara 21 No. Main St. The . . Ferris ° ‘3 " Coal ‘ Company ,4 Presents $1.00, $1.50 Covering AND -—-— IN THE — ...—on.— _L F. S. LYON SOB PRINTING South Norwalh You won r MIND THE COLDEST NIGHT *- lF YOUR liar: DO you [unwind-u- we night that you sat up in bod wrapping the blankets around you and swwaring that by all that was good and warnr you winter's day until you had installed the proper heating mechanics in your home ? Translating diately"—~~do NASH, RAYMOND dl DEAN COMPANY 2 Flax Hill Road. another head wouldn't let go over your “acrompiish it imme- il now I Liberty Square enythina 2 Stores chcical 5 * . minor :51". E 959 . . . ‘t. 11 No. Main St. Tel. 2978. OLD CARS Sell Your Old Cars to the ' Bridgeport Auto Wrecking Co. 131.0 Between Oak and Center at. Bridgeport. Conn. Phone Second-hand parts and tires to fit any make of our North Avenue Barnum 5586-2 'FLORIST Cut Flowers, Bouquets, Sprays and Floral Designs. 7 $ I Rowland M. Beach Phone 2140 loll‘rsnoset Golive with for our family.” How about Storm your wife’s folks. more cool than wehave.” Then live in the kitchen. 1‘: ‘. Then—here we are—put in French Doors between the ‘ dining room and living room. » . . . .7 . “ That’s the joker in the'deck. But With all the ngnity at our command we suggest French Doors, beautiful and coo. The Hatch £9” Bailey Johns-Msnvilie and Bird do So’n Roofinge She-struck and delete: Wall Boards. P---'--—---------...-----i-------s------- .......... "not eurldtchen is) too mall Sash? Co. Have You S.L. FORD OWNERS ' Seen the Goodrich 30xs1/g Cord Tire at $ 13.50 This is not a cheap cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the standard line. This is the best value in a. cord tire ever ofl’ered. ’ Benedict. 73 North Main Street, South Norwalk. _.} “,Nay they: haven’t any ...os-po--.., '.— or... — O‘D‘,‘ v on. . The disunguished American. Col. Edward ti.” House. former friend and confidant oi Woodrow . Wilson when its occupied the White House. This shows 001. House lust leaving 10 Downing street after hreaktasting with Lloyd George. Quality Groceries and Free ’ Delivery. non 1405 A. F. Beckmann 69’ Co., Inc. as Washington Street, South Norwalk I'll! 1011.17“! x Schultze’s Week-End Specials LAMB FOREQUARTERS 20c“). BEEF LIVER ........ ........ 14c lb. ShouldcrLambChops............ .32clb. RibLambChops..... ........ .. ...... ....‘40clb. Stewing Lamb ............. ......... 15c lb. Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Department at 43 Main St. Norwaik. Schultze’s Washington Street ----4--'.- Courteous 69 No. Main Street This arrangement is desire to anticipate the tently can. With our present éiqu rates. We look for immedi the Norwalks. 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk. Westport Georgetowu Dsrlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport AAAA 'vv' ANNOUNCEMENT. in line with our wishes of the shippers as far as we consis- Sanitary Markets and Railroad Avenue. Bo. Roz-walk, What You Want is MEAT SATISFACTION This you are guaranteed if you buy our meals. order for any kind of meat. Give us yOur We have it. Treatment -. Prompt Service "FOWLER’S MARKET Phone 1340 South Norwalk SMELETZJ "le BRASS/s25 sro‘U'rs-A’ ' . - SPECiALTY :3 We desire to announce'thai we h New York service the fast ave placed in the South Norwaik- the STEAMER ROSALIE. The SAGAMORE is aBstaunch, STEAM ER SAGAMORE, which replaces up-to-date freight steamship. published statement, that 'we ipment, regular daily serviCe and lo ' _ w fr ate greatly lncreased freight movement $3,: . room All nlllcmli rilliglllllmlls PARIS. Sept. 19.—-Analysis of the air breathed by a criminal is the new— est aid to the French police in identi- fying malet‘uctors. They scientifically examine. the air in the room in which be operated. then examine. the man. and reach a definite answer to the question whether he breathed in that at a particular time. it by chance the man expoctorated while at work. he can be traced as surely as it he had left his calling card. The machine which does this is part or a crime detector system which was shown to police commissioner Enright, or New York City, on his recent visit to Paris. It is based on science applied to the detection and identlfli- cation of criminals. If the Paris police wish to show that a man was at a given place at a given hour. they do not Spend days trying to find wit,- ncsses. They prove it. by the air he breathed; by the clothes he. wore, and by several other which they. say cannot be denied. There is no room for doubt. they say. such is their confidence in the accur- acy of their deductions. When a crime is committed the scientists, in their. ,weli-equlpped laboratory. are notified. They crowd into n. his, automobile, filled with scientific instruments, and proceed to the scene. There is the expert pho- tographer: the artist to make sketch- es; the chemist, and the man to oper- ate the spectroscope. The last men— tioned takes a section or the air for future careful analysis; each of the enters does his assigned part. and no possible bit of material analysis is overlooked. The floor and the walls. the furniture; threads of clothing; bloody rags: broken lights: finger- prints. anything that offers a possible suggestion is packed up in air-tight receptacles and taken back to the laboratory is able to give instructions to the detectives whom to arrest and what to look for, so that final and definite comparisons may be made. ““‘hen We appear in court we do not confront the prisoners and the judges with suppositions or probabil- ities." said M. Bell. chief of the labor- atory. "\‘Ve present proofs and facts. “'9 explain. exactly how the crime was committed.- In 1.110 cases of crime. 1.677 imprints were made. requiring 101.616 examinations and 4.775 pho- iographic prints, and this work led to the positive identification of 126 crim- niasl. Criminals who wash up blood stains now waste their time. In this laboratory blood diluted 200,000 times can be traced. whether the original stain was on a floor or a bit of cloth.” "Each man or woman has his or her distinctive heat and this why bloodhounds are able to trace. by smell." continued the speaker. "The Spectroscope can be random detect the light radiating from a given per— son. and if that person has passed through a. room. unseen. at a. given moment. this fact the machine will re- veal. The fact that the person in question was in a state of excitement or not also will be recorded. All 47 Miners in the Argonalt Are Found Dead (Continued from First Page) rescue. _ I Sweating shoulders and unbreak- able wiil drove steel picks at the rock until this hole had been enlarged enough to . permit a, main to pass. Five men made shanty and unauth- orized exploration of purl? of the'Ar- gonaut, seeking survivors at tile im- minent risk of -their own lives. The opening was enlarged So that a rescue crew could poles, and on day- explor- ations went on‘withoutrany room; The levels were. clear. "there. was no sign or any miner ‘ it“ ‘ them} either dead or alive.’ The rose Titanium- pereu by their ' “' helmets‘and‘ the heat or the ‘ ‘ ' turned. their scientific records “ i 163'»? ;. . See the“ New Dress Goods for ’ " , Fall and "Winter , 'All the,.popular colors in Poirot Twills, French Serge, Storm Serge. Broad. cloth, Premier Cleth, Wool Eponge and other weaves. ‘ Coatings ofSeasona ble Weights V Chinchilla, Velour, Double Faced, Cloth, with Effective Plaid Backs. Samples Cheerfully Furnished on Request—A Big Line of Linings Of Every Hue ’WE'SELL LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS. came that the bodies of fory-ttwo men had been found an] counted. Not long after war-dame up from the temporary station, hurriedly ad- vsmced 'to the 4.2oo-toot”level, near the buikheaded place, rive also had been found dead. Jackson took the blow calmly. and presently found comfort in the sure knowledge, gained .trom notes left by two or the men and from the reports or rescuers regarding the men's work before they» died. theta quick merci- ful death had come to them instead of the agoniee of starvation. There was no lingering in inky darkness 3.- 000 feet below sea level. The gas came. then lethargy, then oblivion. ‘ The records scrawled on paper by one man and scratched on a timber by another showed they had lived but little more than three hours after erecting their pitiful barricades. This was all of the mute record of the bare beginning of a. third .. bulkhead when gas had driven them from the scene of the second. . WHITEY WITT * PRovEs A HERO (Continued from first Page) 5. It was the eighth year of his came:- in which he had reached the two century mark and ties the. major league. record hold by Willie Keeler. of the old Baltimore Orioles. The Giants climbed another notch nearer the. National League cham~ pionship by taking the last game of the series from Cincinnati 7 to 2. while Pittsburgh was breaking even with Philadelphia in a double-header. winning the first 11-3. but dropping the second 612. The world champions face the Pirates at the Polo Grounds today in the first of a threefiame series with a lead of six full games. They need to win but seven or their thirteen games to clinch the title. even it Pittsburgh captures all of its eleven contests. ’ Although driven from the box in the ninth. Eddie Rommel. Connie Mack's mOund ace. twirled his second victory for the Athletics over Cleve- alnd in three days. 4 to 3. Lever-sit, of Chicago, balnked the Boston Red Sox 7 to 0. in the other American League contest: A fiveq'un rally in the fourth gave St. Louis five runs. enough to defeat the Boston Braves 6 to 4. while Vance. 0f BPOOlen. was beaten by Chicago 4 to 3. after having won five straight previously (com the Cubs. . W STUDENTS AT 001m} E 10 MIKE COAL TERRE HAUTE. Ind“ Sept. 19.-—A seven-foot coal vein has been found on the compo: of Rose Polytechnic 111‘ ‘ stitute here. it has been announced. According to Philip B. Woodworth. president. the vein is several feet be- low the new building on the Holman farm. just east of Term Home. Students at the college will work the mine, it has been decided. and it the fuel proves to be or good quality. it may be used to heat the Rose Poly buildings. it was said. A number of students taking a. course in mine on- gineering have enrolled for the work. Sinking of the shaft. for the work will take place during the present year. it is planned. ' ’ Pearl Necklace For 'a ‘ Gift . If you have occasibn to make a 820 to $500 gift to a. bride or graduate or. for a. birthday, or indeed without the prompting of any event. the very nicest gift we know of is a. Vatti Pearl necklace that matches the skin. The new “pearl" is a wonder. As it comes in only one grade. the quality is the same. whether 320 or $500; the difference is for, length and clasp. It looks and wears exactlyjike ’ Oriental pearls ' costing thousands of dollars. It is even. better than Oriental pearls. for you gangsta shade :that perfectly harmo‘nizes‘ with the ladies' Skin... Can't [alwaysme that with .‘Orleni‘ai,~ event! they rim _. 85.9.2090 gto $600,000.; Benedict the “ Jeweler.—— that the other . Q We in the. o‘xygten helrfiitet; haltedfiibgfgx“: AUTO REPAIRING, ‘ it. arad otear - ownw - _ air before it was poisonous. lest they WELDING VLSIT -— ‘ thereby cause sudden death to any . who might be alive beyond it. KendflCk & Chase Garage Sha 11.0 Bros : Hope stood at its highest when this . . second bulkhead was round and from T"””‘ '17 Ne 13 Raymond .tl'.‘ i i that height it made its greatest 30ml! n“, 3°"!- . LIVE STORE plunge. Before those who waited ~ ,. -T_ i above for news or their loved 'ones . knew even that the rescuers had 0. G. PALMER l SOIDeflung for ' broken thrhugh the bulk head. word ~ Everybody 1n the Family. Auctioneer 5 Office A. D. Morgan 3' Hardware Store. South Norw 1k 5 123 WASHINGTON STREET SO. NORWALK, CONN. ' i TARLOV BROS. ‘ Leading Tobaoeonisu ' we RECOMMEND LORD ROMEO Mild Havana Blend 5c Each --An d— 8c—2 fer 15c Mansekeme Block Tel. 1581 Men’s All Wool Serge Suits—$17.50 Young ‘Men’s Sport Model All Wool—$16.50 GOTTLIEB’S ‘12 South Main St. 8o. Nerwsllt into Bodies. Fender: Lamps, Repaired and _ L Made to Order ’ -, Weldmg’ Medium VICTOR WESELY 48 Chestnut St. Phone at; . 7 Now introducing a full line-ll! GUARANTEE TRUNK 7 AND UMBRELLA co. GENT’S FURNISHINGS ‘ At Most Reasonable Prices. , 9 No. Mam' St. ‘80. Norwall‘v VICTROLAS SOLD ON EASY PA Y MEETS HAMILTON SHOP sewers: Old Friends at the 91d . Price The Old Well 5c'Cigar and the Perfecto Bouquet ’ at 10c} No profiteering on Old Well Cigars. They are the best cigars made at' that price. PARFUMS J ONCAIRE PARIS We have added a. new line of Im- ported Toilet Specialties which in- clude Face Powder, . Taicuin, Day Cream, Night Cream and Perfume. These are exceptional high grade quality and moderately .priced. We feel sure you will be pleased with thematop in and get a. sam- ' pie. ' , PM, Won Plumes; ' 7 ice 7. hé future. ' Menrare ’ Can Be Found in This Store. Regs All Sizes fromfi Gals. test A Good Stock of Cider Mills- and Wine Presses Gals. at Right Prices. HAfiADi' SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK Macaroni or Spaghetti, 8c pkg Ammonia, Quart Size, ' Special ' ........ 25c Batik Star Naptha Washing Powder, . 25c, cut to ............ 18c Pure Cider Vinegar, hot... 130 Pure Cider Vinegar; gal, 450 A. STULL 24 am, so, neuron“ A! .4— DAY' soaooz. NOW owl ' Enter Any Day Nlol-lr SCHOOL BEGINS Monday, Sept. 18 Merrill Busmess College College is located in the CITY NATIONAL BANK BL” 97 Washington or... 3°- N . Phone 8142-2- ,Gnr AiSQUARE DEAL _.:We winxbuy your house 5g seeds; rags. papers. junk and ‘ you, second-hand goods. “rigging“- have. Primacoording to 1. otpthe goods. Assure d6"
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