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Presents
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65c, $1.00, $1.50
Covering
Exclusive Novelties
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Distinctive Weaves
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New Four-In-Hands
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Costello & O’Meara
21 No. Main St.
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F. S. LYON
UOB PRINTING
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COLDEST MiG-HT -
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COMPANY
2 Flex Hill Road.
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nu,- mgut till“;
you sat up in bed wrapping the
bbnkets around you and SWenring
good and
another
head
until you had installed the proper
healing mechanics in your home ?
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NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN
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Liberty Square
Tel. 2978.
11 No. Main St.
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue
Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone Barnum 6586-2
fit any make of oer
Between Oak and Center St...
Second-hand parts and tires to
,FLORIST
and Flore! Designs.
I Cutl'c'iowers, Bouquets, Spreys
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ear live with your we. roun.’ “Nay they‘heven’t w
morecoolthsnwe have." - , = - '
Then live in the kitchen. “But our kitchen is too small
for our family.” , .
. Then—heredwe are—put in
dining room on living room.
That’s the joker in the deck.
our command‘ we suggest French Doors,
nomicsl. '
How about Storm Sash i V .
The Hatch 69° Bailey CO.
.‘ Johns-Manville and Bird a. Son Roofinge
Sheetrock and Ceiotex Wall Board..-
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FORD OWNERS .
Hove .You Seen the Goodrich 30:31/g
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
This is not s cheep cord but a genuine Silvertown, part. of the
stsndsrd line. This is the best-value in s. cord tire ever oil'ered. .
french Doors between 'the
But with all the dignity at
beautiful and eco-
s. L. Benedict
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Quality Groceries and Free
~ Delivery.
A. F. Beckinann 6? Co., Inc.
88 Washington Street, South Norwalk
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SNAPPER BLUE FISH ...... . . . . ........ 25c lb.
FANCYBLUEFISH................ ..... 32cm.,
DRFSSEDEELS ..... 35cm.
SteakHalibut ...... .35c lb.
SteakSalmon ....... 28clb
SteakCod ......... ......... 22cm.
SteakBostonBlues.......................14c lb.
WeakFish..............................28cm.
Butterrish.............................28c lb.
FlatFish........ ...... . ...... . . .lficlb.
Haddock ...... ................ 12c lb.
Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Department at 43 Main St, Norwaik.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 end 43 Main Street, Norwslk.
Washington Street and Beilrosd Avenue. So. Norwslk.
Westport Georgetown Dsrlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
What You Want is” ‘
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your
order for any kind of meat: \Ve have it.
Courteous Treatment -— Prompt Service
FOWLER’S MARKET
69 No. Main Street Phone 1340 South Norwallr
. the STEAMER ROBALIE. -
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BRASS/FIRE
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bPECiALT‘e’
We desire to announoe‘that we have placed In the 8o "
, uth N Ik-
New York service the fast ’TEAMER SAGAMORE, which r1230”
:2]. SAGAMORE Is a staunch, up-to-dste freight ”steamship '
s arrangement loin line With our published statement th
l _ 3 at we;
7 53:1? :n?nflc'pat°.m wishes of the shippers as far as we eonsle— ,
With our present equipment, regular daily service and low freight ‘
rates, “ ' '
the "xxx for inun diets. greatly lnereeeedJreight movement from
.Wiflmm imiinscourt‘ m" ”mp y‘io
‘ continued“; thelrmvelflaltton
denthot hisgwite. mes.
round in the ocean. oi! j’Shoi-tBeanh‘
yesterday. 1 . i
27. e! the reducer. or Chic! '0 Police-
ing the
nor. .
The police .were
report of the medical m1-
breach of promise suit tor 815.000
Detachment. who alleged that he was
the father at her child. born soon at-
ter Posse 'was married two months
Penna told the police
wife had retired spout 10 o'clock Mon-
day evening'but that. when he awoke
at 8 o'clock Tulidoy morning. she was
gone. .
The police found $8,400 in cash in
represented a. trust fund Which he was
saving for Matthew Ennis. Mrs.
Pesse's uncle. Ennis told the police
that Posse owed him nothing.
A razor. found in the Posse kitchen
was in the custody of medical omclals
who wore to determine whether stains
on the handle and blade were blood.
STRIKE MATTERS
NEW HAVEN. Sept. 21.~——Striltlng
shopmen of the N. IL, N. H. and H.
R. 12.. were in an expectant mood
when they held their usunl midweek
mass meeting yesterday. There were
rumors of developments. but nothing
definite was stated by any of the
lenders and reports made merely re-
ferred to the prospective settlements
elsewhere. After the meeting ended
the men seemed more than ever con-
vinced that some change was impend-
ing. John C. Ready. chairman of the
system federation of crafts, was back
from New York. where he saw
B. M. Jewell, national head of the
shopmen, and was close to the nego-
tiations which were carried on be-
tween the strikers' organization and
the New York Central Railroad man-
agement
Mr. Randy did not give a report on
his trip. but he did any that strike
matters were nearing a. solution on
roads close to the New Haven system.
F The shopmen were nddreued by
Rev. Charles Kelly. who took as his
subject. "Capital and Labor," and
went at length into part women have
taken in many industrial conflicts.
The. gallery. was well-filled with wives
and other relatives of the strikers.
BALI” AN EGG A DAY
3 ’ PER OAPITA QUOTA
WASHINGTON. Sept. air—Did you
eat half an. egg todny? lf'not. you
were cheated. and did not‘get your
share of the day's egg crop. For. so~
cording to the Department of Agricul-
lure. the per cspitn consumption of
eggs is one—halt per dny.
More eggs have been laid this year
than ever before. department finds.
The total is approximately twenty-two
billion eggs, an increase of ten per
cent in production since the war.
There has been 8. decrease consump-
tion in poultry and farmers have been
compelled to keep their hens on the
farms.
A. R. A. SAYS RUSSIAN
FADHNE IS OVER
MOSCOW, Russia, Sept. tar—30:13
of the surest indications that the
famine has been stumped out in Rus-
sia. according to the American Relief
administration, is the rate at which
letters of gratitude and expressions of
thanks have been pouring into the
Moscow office of the administration
during the. last few weeks. Communi‘
cations by wire and post continue to
come from every district signed by
village committees. parents. district
and local governmental heads. Figures
Just compiled at Moscow head-quart-
ers of the A. R. A.. show that in all
the districts American food is now
ranching nearly 130.500.1300 people—
the highest point “yet reeched in the
famine operation.
(DUN’I‘Y BAR BIBE‘I‘ING ON
DEATH OF GALEN CARTER.
A meeting of the members of the
Fair-field county bar is called for next
Friday morning at 9:30 to take aetion
on the death 0! Galen A. Carter. late
assistant state's attorney, and to not
upon the report of a committee.
., You are
quality,
' a clause «influence thepollee
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en'- body. within-cut in maths-oeuvres
The case was contixiuedn‘ntl sent. .
Dyer or lever-e, who seidghe was wait-
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told today that .
Peace had been made a defendant in a
filed by Mrs. Katherine Brown or :
ago. Mrs. Brown, the police’seid. ln- .7
formed them tint Mrs. Posse paid her
in ital expenses. . ;
" up that he and his ,
Pense's pocket. He said the money- ,
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Correct styles n. ,umbmuhimtn a. fantasy of,handled.nj£eflte '
. and, imitatignslyfieriffic'epegtobs to much; males". ' - .
'AT mummy” outshines. 1,9 Block. NavyGreenand Mich
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very host rushes in silk, lisle yor‘high grade cotton.
‘ . Everybody Wears Em!
: i Meaning GOLF HOSE. A nice assorthent of colors for men, women and children
1 ‘3 SPECIAL VALUES—$1.10 $1.35 $1.59 $2.98
mum’sronrnosn .............. 59.4190
WE SPECIAMZE IN SCHOOL STOCKINGS FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
THE COMPLETE LINE OF LADiES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS,
Ase ”Stockiof Stockings
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newkmcsrlou COUNSELOR.» Amaggglgma ‘— VISIT _ i
Kendrick & Chase Gm‘ . .
mm .17 "3 Raymond Mi Shaplro BrOSe
mm ”mm 6°“ LIVE STORE
0. G. P AMER Something for '
Auctioneer Everybody m the Family.
n.:;;u::.;rzrr...uzm.
Edmd Bell. former eonnselm
or the United States Embassy at
Tokio, has been assigned Counsel
of the American Lesotho at
Pekin. His Counselor end diplo-
mstio service includes appoint-
ments in last. Cube and London.
c. a. new am
STATE SECRETARY FOR
COUNTY YMCA WORK
C. C. Hatfield. has been secured as
Associated State Secretary of Connect-
icut. for County YMCA work. Besides
an excellent educational background
Mr. Hatfield has been especially fitted
for this work through a. wide range
of experience.
For five years, Mr. Hatfield served
one of the middle Western states as
State-County work Secretary. He
later served on the staff of the inter-
'nationnl Committee for County YMCA
work and during the years of the .wnr.
‘he served the Association in Russia
and' in other fields in the’wnr none.
Mr. Hatfield's fine and genial person-
ality will without doubt give him a.
inrge place in the life of the County
YMCA'S of this state.
123 WASHINGTON STREET
omce A. D. Morgan
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
Hardware Store. South Nor-walk
a,
TARLOV BROS.
Leading Tobacconista
WE RECOMMEND
into Bodies, Fenderg
Lamps, Repaired 1nd
LORD ROMEO Made to Order 3; 3‘ ‘3.
Mild Havana Blend Welding Hotels or! 311‘“
5c Each
'“d‘ VICTOR WESELY
8c—2 for 15° 48 Chestnut St. Phone us;
Mahaekemo Block Tel. 1581
Men’s All W001 Serge GUARANTEE TRUNK
Suits—$17.50 AND UMBRELLA CO.
Young Men’s Sport Model .
‘ All Wool—$16.50 Now introducing a full line of
, GENT’S mumes
GOTTLIEB S At Most Reasonable Prices. { ‘
12 South Main 3:. 8o. Norwalk 9 Ne. M St. So. Norwakx
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SALVATOR CHARIO'l'i‘
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
43 Chestnut Street
Telephone 1164-4
AG‘ood Stock of ;
Clder M1115
and Wine
Presses
Can Be Found in ’I‘lus’ Store.
Sewer, Water Work, Masonry
Concrete Walks, Road Work
Grading and Rock Excavation
Orders Soiieited
Estimates given on all kinds of
Contract Work. Work solicited
and orders given prompt attention.
. Quichelie
' ’ -INDIGESTION
le‘fiafii’fis‘: DYSPEPSIA
ifitfimcousnmnon
On Sale at fins-old A. Mad, 8 North
St. S. N. Or 60c by mail. ‘postpeid.
from; Jaques Capsule Co.. Plattsburg.
New York.:—Advertisement.
CHILDREN’S SHOE
You aresontitlod to the finest quality that your 'moneyyill buY-
entitled to the lowest price that will buy fine Quality.
You get the best combination possible. low price and excellent
when you buy your Children's Shoes from us. ‘ ,
TheHome of Educators, Cantilever-s, Emerson’s and '
Johnston d. Murphy Shoes.
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' mum non sneo re use.
, Conneally £9? Bracken .
. sour" .NDRWALK. cosh. " ~ "
Store Open Saturdnxtvenlnge. - . 3 ‘
, v‘ five «2
AT 34.25.”... quality Manx. ism edg3.,3 ' .
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AT ”80—, m.‘j-rfst'mim’Tfrrmch'eoflemim coma
'“‘c“.‘ l _,
Kegs All Sizes from 5 68.13. to 50
Gels. st Right Prices.
A. D. Morgan
SPECIALS ‘ FOR THE
WEEK
mos -Uln
Old Ffiends at the Old
Price
.. ' ' tti 8c pkg.
The Old Well oc Cigar and Macaroni or Spaghe ,
Ammonia, Quart State,
the Perfecig Bouquet . Special ........ 25c Bottle
at 9 Star Naptha Washing Powder,
‘ No profiteering on am Well 25c, cut to .; .......... 18c
m5 They are the be“ cigars Pure Cider Vinegar, bot, 13c
made at that price.
Pure Cider Vinegar, gal. 45°
. A. STULL
PARFUMS JONCAIRE -
PARIS 24 Cottage so, nut Norm!k
We have added 9, new line of 1m- “
ported Toilet S , s which in— ’ "" '
clude Face Powder. Tslcum, Day
Cream. Night Cream and Perfume.
These are exceptional high grade
quality end moderately priced.
” Wefeelsureyouwmbeplessod ‘
with this, stop in and get I. sent-
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DAY SCHOOL NOW OPEN ‘
Enter Any Day
NIGHT SCHOOL BEGINS
Monday, Sept- 18
. Merrill Business '
College
College In located In the
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG
hue. sterner. 3 so. Hermit, or. 07 Washington u, So; some!
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. We. will» buy your kw“;
goods. use. papers- junk ”d"
_.seeond.hond; goods. Anythingn‘n.
have. .Prlce seem-ding t0 the 5 3,1
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