Coal ,
Company
,
. Tun MAN’S SHOP
Presents
CRAVATS
-——-FOR——
FALL
65c, $1.00, $1.50
Covering
Exclusive Novelties
‘ .. AND —
Distinctive Weaves ,
.—— IN THE 4.
New Four-In-Hands
m
Costello & O’Meara
2: No. Main St.
more coal
Then
comical.
Go live with your wite’ 3 folks.
than we have.”
live in the kitchen.
for our family.'? ,
How about Storm Sash ?
The Hatch 89’ Bailey co.
Johns-Manvlle and Bird 5. Son Roofing.
Sheetrock and Celotex Wall Boards. _
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nenmhere we std-put in French Doors bdween the
dining room and living room. '
That’ s the joker in the deck. But with all the dignity at; .
our command we suggest French Doors, beautiful and‘ eco-
"soy they haven’t“! :2 7-
"But our kitchen is! too small” ‘
\ FORD; ”OWNERS
Have You Seen the Goodrich 39x31/g
COrd Tire at $ 1 3.50
This is not a cheap cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the
standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire mn- altered.
S. L. Benedict
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
, HARTFORD slept”?
will be held in Hartford, Sept. 26 and
United States senator.
State and countv officers and memu
hers oi.‘ the legislature.
been sent out by Emil l). G Rohen-
thal chairmen of the Connecticut Pro—
hibitlon Committee at Hartford.
lug upon all friends of prohibition and
its enforcement to attend the convcn~
lion. ,
His lellcr follows:
“To the Collncctlcut friends of pro-
hibitlon and its enforcement:
"Believers in the 18th Amendment
and its enforcement should give ex-
pression to their sentiments and de-
sires in a definite and public manner.
"The Prohibition party has alWays
p--.-.-.n.
«e
foe of the liquor tradic. , and , has
never lost the confidence or the
public in the sincerity of its principles.
Failure of other political parties, and
many of their candidates. to give
endorsement and approval to* the’ 18th
Amendment and to its enforcement
has left no other alternatiye Open to
the friends or Prohibition but to
hold a convention, , formulate a plat-
PM”
F. s. LYON
:Ios PRINTING
loath Harwell
non 1“
Quality Groceries and Free
' Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 6: Co... Inc.
as Washington Street, South N orwalk
rm nnmn!
form, and nominate candidates com-
mitted to Prohibition and its enforce-
ment. and ask the support of the
voters for this cause.
"Other imuea there have been, and
there are now, many of them im-
portant. upon which the” Prohibition
party has not hesitated to declare it-
self. This year will be no exception.
"A convention has. therefore, been
called to meet in Jewell Hall Y M.
C. A. Building, Hartford. Tuesday.
September 27th,’€‘to take such action
as may be deemed misc and best pith
regard to making nominations for. U.
S. Senator, Congressmen. State @nd
County Officers, and for the Legisla-
ture.
“It will be a Mass
Every man or uomah interested in
Convention.
0U Wynn MIND THE
COLDEST NlG-HT- ’
F YOUR.
U0 )uu ... \A nu: Input. will
you sat up in bed wrapping the
blankets around you and swearing
that. by all that was good and
warm you Wouldnt let another
winter’s day go over your head
until you had installed the proper
heating mechanics in your home.
Translating “accomplish wit imme-
diately"~«—do it now. '
NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN
OOMPANY
2 Flax Hill Road.
We...
(I
What You Want Is
rticr for anv kind of meat.
Phone 1340
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you bnv our meats. Give us your
“’0. have it.
Courteous Treatment -— Prompt Service
FOWLER’S MARKET
69 No. Main Street
South Norwalk
law and order, the promotion of good
citizenship, and who (llsircs to pro-
tect their counttry and State from
the dangers due to lock of rexerence
for. and obsenance of law and order
is not only invited to attend, but
urgently requested to attend and to
extend the invitation to“ others: and
secure their attendant 9.
"Times like the present demand
the clearest thinking courageous ac-
tlon free from partisan bias, consi¢i~
ering only the “Plfilre of the. citizen
and nation as a. “hole Selfish, per-
sonal desires or partisan ailinninges,
have no place in the heart of the true
patriot. It is to such as these we
appeal and upon these the country’s
future depends
"W's. therefore. express the hope
2 Stereo
~ _ Liberty Square 11 No. Main St.
Tel. 2978.
/
Sell Your Old Car: to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center St...
‘ Bridgeport, Donn.
Phone Barnum 5586—2
Second—hand parts ind tire. to
tit any make of our
"OLD CARS
the STEAME
This arra
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tently can.
With our
the Norwalks.
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv'
fl AAAA‘AAAAAAA‘A
If there's
to know it.
and imitation
We desire to announce th
New York service the fast
desire to anticipate the
rates. we look for immediate greatly increased
Hanson Steamshi
Pier 12, E. R
There is a; way.
excellent quality at a reasonably low price.
Correct styles in Umbrellas wi
AT $6. 98—Womeu 3 Silk Umbrellas, in Black, Navy,
AT $4.25—A fine quality Gloria Silk, tape edge.
AT $3.98—The “Storm Hero"
commission.
AT$2.98 and $2.00—Serviceable and good look‘in
AT “DO—Children‘s School Umbrellas.
J. .I. ‘Mazllette
88 Washington St.
RED CEDAR CHES
ANNOUNCEMENT.
R ROSALIE.
ngement is
present equipment regular deity
-to- date freight steamship.
in line with our published statement. that we
wishes of the shippers as far as we concie-
YOU WANT TO KN OW‘ IT
any wafof saving money on your Fall Shoes, you want
?
-— Y'OU'HGET BOTH lN __
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UMBRELLAS
amber tips and stubs to match handles
ThoeeChalI-sinmnd
TS~VVA
th a variety- of hazflles.
Green and Purple
winch defies any storm to put lt,out of
g cotton Umbrellas.
Q
Bakelite
at We have pieced in the South Norwalk-
STEAMER SAGAMORE. which replaces
The SAGAMORE is a staunch up
service and low freight
freight movement from
p Lines, Inc.
., Foot of Wall, New York, N. Y.
STEAMBOAT DOCK, SO. NORWALK.
A safe, sure way of getting footwear of
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN’S FOOTWEAR
lThey Are Economical When You Consider How Long They Last.
l
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.--.--.----,.
, Rumania's acute
that you will come to the contention
and bring as many others as you can
induce to do likewise
"In bthalf of the Probition
Committee, ,
"Emil G H‘ohenthai. Chairman."
FEDERAL Mills“
umm _____I_;_HESIIIII
\EW HAVEN. Sept. 2..~—-Warrn.nts
“on: given to federal olbcers to serve
on the the men arrested at a farm
in Cheshire late \Vedncsday ‘ at
“Mon place I1 large quantity ofrso—
,cnllc«l gm, :1 still and equipment, and
chuntc-ri‘ciflnbels were seized. The
men will be taken before United
States Commissioner Bernard F.
Lynch later in the day
The officers connect this firmhouse
outfit with the killing of Joseph Mar-
Hot, at North Maven. on September
11 They have not yet revealed just
what the connection is. but they say
that the five arrests uncover in their
opinion “£2. bootleg rum running ring"
in Vl'aterhtlry.
The raid was carried out quietly by
State
\_
Federal Prohibition Agent Ralph
Blakcslee. of North Haven. The
booty “sis probably as much in quant-
ity as obtained in any raid in the
state in which a. still has been found.
One item was 700 quarts of gin. The
men taken gave the names or Gusep-
pa. Spins, of Yonkers, N. Y.: Nicholas
Armcntl. of New York: Joseph Tan-
gredl, or Southlngton: Joseph Dimez;
2a. of Yonkers. and John Papnle,
who lived in the farmhouse on a. back
read leading to W’sllingtord. The
warrants were made out in these
names. Over night the men were
drulaox antleaqo mo III was
DEATH RATE FROM
TUBERCULOSIS REACHES
NEW LOW LEVEL.
, NEW YORK Sept. 22.-—- The death
rgte from all forms of tuberculosis, iii
1 6 year 1921, reached the remarkably
tow level of 90.7 per 109,000 popula-
t (in Ths sinformatlon has been ob-
gsélgziagsgntlge National: Tuberculosis"
rom
stateslgé the Ilmoxtil.1 e registrars (It 45‘
n g 1 returns from 40 ' state's'
Sggwe’cli‘ a, death rate of 108 per 100v
is he decline“ in 1921 is equiva—
7a. givrccording to the association. to
over {goof about 18,000 lives in 1921.
The association
Do ts out furthe:
that since it be m r
”11590, the can its
has been cutf
unsure wen r2,
Population
rom slightly over 200 t‘
elow lo 00 per 100.0%
BUCHAREST, Sept
.Mflfle 01' Romania. has
01! her lonxmonte
‘U-mmd States. In
32 .-—-A State
convention of thef Prohibition party ,
27. for the purpose of humiliating a .
congressmen,
A letter has
call~ “
been recognized as the . unrelenting -
impossible veterans,
the shortage caused by the strike is
so great that discharging berths are
inadequate
group of fifteen vessels swung at, an»
chor in the roads, delayed at a cost
of $1, 000 a day each, their cargoes
unavailable. While other collierles con- ‘
gest the whnrves. Vessel captains say
’that somewhat similar conditions pre-
vail at British ports because
large number
coal cargoes there for shipment to
this country.
UKRAINJANS MAY oar REEDOM
active pro em 7
ftuberculosis deathgfnte. _ ‘
l usual prices;
most attractive mixtures.
Serge. , , ;;
S LEADING DRY GOODS
"cats at SpeCIal Prices
as ortment In prevailing models and popular shades much Ion er than
SEE THEM IN OUR SUIT SECTION
$5.00~SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS—$5. 00
Two Separate lots One includes Sport Skirts of Homespun
The other,
_ 'VEveryone' the Biggest Kind of a Bargain
WE SELL- LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
more conservative styles of Blue. or Black
s'roRE
or Tweed in
Waiters with Negroes,
Who Work Harder and
Eat Less.
CAMBRIDGE, 113.58., Sept. 21——
Thlrtyrt‘lvo Harvard . students are
wandering about Cambridge without
jobs to-dayi‘as the result of a. deciSion
by the management 01 the Harvard
Inion to employ Negroes in their
places as waiters.
“The action was taken.” said Francis
Auctioneer
Oflice A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store, South, Norwalk
‘ 1'7 L T AUTO Burma, { E
APPETITESCDST .lflB xmfifime I .. mo _
ase stage
[if 35 HARVARD llEN m, Mm... ..... Shagggmgms
Union Replaces S to d en t 0. G. PALMERFE. Something for
Everybody in the Family.
123 wssmcron smm
, so. NORWALK, comm
TARLOV BROS;
Leading. Tobacconists
WE RECOMMEND
r
into Bodies. Fenderl
Owl’s, Repaired and;
list no opponunitx will be afforded
a student to earn expenses by work—
lug in one oEthe large dining halls.
Memorial Hall was the first to aban-
don the student waiter system. about
eight years ago and then Foxcroft
Hall, in 1919.
One of the students thus left job-
loss is Frank Brennan of the varsity
football squad. No others say they
will be unable to continuetheir col-V
loge course because they are unable
to find steady employment elsewhere.
m... ........ mm... .. o... LORD ROMEO . Made to Order
union to a correspondent for The ,
W’orld. "because it cost too much in MN“ Havana Blend WW Retail 01 All m _
teed the students A colored waiter 1‘ 5C Each
consumes but. 65 cents worth of food , An
I; dny- but everv stuhcnt eats up 51 "‘ d " '
in board per diem, and the union only . , 8c__2 for 15¢ v IUI‘OR WESELY
neodflliteen Negro waiters working _
full time as against thirty— five sin- - Mahackcm Block Tel. 1581 ‘8 on?” 8" Phone 35"
dents on II. part time, basis." . _ 7 7 ' '
W’henthe college opens Monday it
still be the first time in mnnv decades 9
Men’s All we» Serge
Suits—$17.50
,- All Wool-$16.50
GOTTLIEB’S
'12 South Main St. on. Nomul
YoungiMen’s Sport Model
GUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA CO.
in
Now introducing a full line of
GENTS FURNISHINGS
At Most Reasonable Prices- ‘
e No. llam' ‘81:. So. Norwaikg
l
snullsis‘iuus
FAILSUFPASSAIIE-
WASHINGTON. Sept. 22.-»-Fcr a.
third time. the Soldiers’ ‘Bonus legis-
lation has failed of enactment.
The Senate lute \‘Vedncsdny sustain-
[ed President Hnrdiugs veto of the
Fordney- McCumber bill the vote of
44 to 28, failing {our short of the two-
thirds‘ majority that. would have been,
necessary to have made it a. law
without the executive’s signature. '
Five hours before the Senate acted,
the House overrode the veto, 258 to
2 GENERAL CONTRACTOR
43 Chestnut Street,
Telephone 4164-4
’3
Senior, Water Work, Masonry
Concrete Walks, Road Work:
Grading and Rock Excavation
Orders Solicitcd
Estimates given on all _
Contract Work. Work solicited
and orders aiv~n prompt at ention.
SALVATOR CHARIOTT
kinds of
A Good Stock of
Cider Mills”
and Wine
Presses
Can Be Found in This Store.
54.
The action of the Senate makes
Keg: All Sizes from 5 Gals. to 50
compensation
training. Tracing the development of
the elective system of studies in col~l
leges he declared that “indiv 'dualw
ism rhn riot until the members of the
some college class were no more fit-
ted to act together than were the ‘1
builders of Babel after the confusion,
of tongués.
“Our American democracy,” he’ said,
“is a. system where amateurs govern
through experts. Every educated
man should be both expert and ama- _
teurcxpem in the business by which
he lives and amateur in (the things
by whichthe republlc‘llves‘. 7 The uni-
vexsity with its professional schools
can provide the experts Only the
college can train the amateIn-s "
NO BOOKS TO UNLOAD COAL. " ,
BOSTON. Sept. 22 ”While all New
8Iiglnnli is looking about for its next;
spply of coal 100. 000 tons Of British
OidFriends at
e,
Price
The Old Well do Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
- at 10c. "
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price.
No profiteering .on Old Well” '
' Gals. at Right Prices.
A. D. Morgan
SPECIALSFORTHE
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 8c pkg.
Ammonia, Quart Size,
Special ........ 25c Bottle
Star Naptha Washing Powder
250, out to. ........... 18c
Purefcider Vinegar, bot, 13c
coal is tied up in the harbor here.
Pure Cider Vinegar, gal., 45!:
The fleet of freighters carrying coal
to this port from overseas to meet
As a result the motley
of the
of steamers seeking '
W
, P‘ARFUMS ‘ JONCAIRE
PARIS.
’ We have added a new line of 1m-
ported Toilet Specialties which in~
elude Face Powder Taleum, Day
Cream, Night Cream and Perfume.
quality and moderately priced.
pie. . - r
i These Eire exceptional high grade
, We feel sure you will be pleased =
with them, stop in and get a saui- ,
. A. STULL
aloorngo‘sl... Bast Nays“.
L.“
l_4.
DAY SCHOOL NOW O Ell
Enter Any Day I
NiOi—l‘l‘ SOHOOL BEG!
Monday, Sept. 18
Merrill Busmess
College I
: ' College ii located In the
CITY NATiONAL BANK BLDG.
,wvnihlngmu. smug '-
Norwalk Chronicler