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The Hatch e Bailey
2 Johns-Mainline and Bird s. Son Rodflngsy‘
Sheetrook and Celoux- Wsll Boards.“
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’THEMANs SHOP
,1 * Fall Hats
In ”This Man' 3 Shop” are oom~
2 ing in and going out rapidly;
' ”for two reasons:
1. A Mighty Good Hat
a. In Quality
b. in Style
(9. 111 Make
2. A Fair Price
FORD OWNERS
Have You Seen the Goodrich 30:31.4
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
1 This is not a cheap cord but a. genuine Silvortownf psi-tot the:
standard line. This is the best value in a. cord tinevsr dime.
S. L Benedict
73 North Main Street, South Norwslk.
$3.50 .
(0r $3.85 Lined)
"TI/E MAN '5 SHOP "
(‘l'oslelloit (fl 'aill‘lear a}
5. Norwalk Conn.
’-
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
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F. S. LYON
:IOB PRINTING m" 1“”
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A. F. Beckmann 69’ CO... Inc.
88 Washington Street, South Norwalk
rm DILIVIIY
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, seams of tire arms and other deadly
,wlhere, the commission he found these
South Nonnli
70V Wu“: 1'”le It‘ll:
COLDEST‘NIGHT "‘ /
What You’ Want Is
Phone 1340
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meals.
order for any kind of meat.
Courteous Treatment --— Prompt Service
FOWLER’ S MARKET
69 No. Main Street
Give us your
“’0 have it.
South No'rwnlk
lJu 31.111 1111.51111in 11m 11mm. 1111”.
you sat up in bed wrapping the
blankets around you and swr-aring
that, by all that was good and
warm you wouldn‘t lot another
winter‘s day no over your head
until you had installed the proper
heating mechanics in your home ?
Translating "amonmlish it. immo-
ihe Norwalks.
dlutoly"~ «lo it now!
NASH, RAYMOND dc DEAN
COMPANY
2 Flex Hill Road.
2 Stores
Liberty Square 11 No. Main St.
‘ l Tel. 2978.
Round Steak
Sirloin Steak
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OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue
Betweeii Oak and Center St.
Bridgeport. Conn.
' rhons Barnum 5588.2
Second-hand parts and tires to ‘
, fit any make of car
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t Flowers, Bouquets, Sprays
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‘anefmorn Benign.
Rowland M. Beach
”I
Hamburg Steak . .
Rumps of Veal . .
Stewing Lamb . . . .
Plate Corned Beef . .
ANNOUNCEMENT.
N Wye dieire ill: ann:unoe that we have placed in the South Mel-walk-
ew or set-v cs t e fast STEAMER SAGAMORE. hi h I
the STEAMER ROSALIE. w c rep “a
The SAGAMORE is a staunch. up-to-date freight steamship.
This arrangement is in line with our published statement, that we
With our present equlpment, regular daily service and low freight
rates, we look for immediate greatly increased freight movement from
\
desire to anticipate the wlshes of the shippers as for as We consis-
tently can.
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Hanson Steamship Lines, Inc.
Pier 12, E. R., Foot of Wall, Nevir York,’ N. Y.
STEAMBOAT DOCK, SO. NORWABK
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Schultze’ 8 Saturday Specials
PURITAN SUGAR CURED HAMS .
FANCY ROASTI'NG CHICKENS
FANCY FOVVLS
.....30clb.
38cm.
30cm.
sues-scu-
.............1.4clb.
.............226clb.
..........15clb.
.............. 66m;
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Visit Our Fruit and Vesetabls Department at 43 Main St. Nomllc 2
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
semesmmsmtuormm
'Wsshington StreetsndkollrosdAvmns. 8o. Romans. .
WW8 cosmetovvn Dairies-1 Stamford Block Rock 3”an '1; ,1
28min. and that their interests in 11m
22 f relations
come naturally as the leaders or «en ~ 2‘ 2
nine recommendations. 11,.
the renewing:
'That police-11112 rhilitia work cut
control or race riots the/thence and
deputy. sherin‘s and 11111111. be so dis-
tributed as adequately to protect both
races in white and negro neighbor-o,
med”. {2: meow a:-
"Negroes are more 0 -
felted. subject to police ldentiflcattpn.
and convicted than white oflend’bm.
011 similar evidence they generally are
held and convicted on more serious
charges and given longer sentences.
We point out that these practices and
tendencies are not only unfair to
netroes but weaken the machinery of
justice and produce misleading sta-
tistics a! negro crime. '
2 “We recommend that police nay
“athletic clubs";ion the South Side
source 0: race Conflict and thatéwhen
race conflict arises, or is imminent the
members and meeting places or such
clubs be searched for arms and that.
if deemed necesurlm;
closed " , The ;_goq on declared
such clubs were contributing factor
to the, race rio July. 1919- 1 ‘
“We recommend 11m the most
stringent means. ‘pbssibla be applied to
control the impéruiilpn. sale and pos-
weapons. "We recommend that the
authorities exercise their powers to
condoms; and me all houses until: tor
human habitation. enforce health and
sanitary laws and regulations in the
care and upkeep of streets and alleys
and the collection of rubbish and
gar-M1111 ares: of; negro residences.
matters to be shemOmlly neglected. 7
“We recommend that the areas
where the main part not the negro
population liege, 1 school buidllnzs.
equipment and teaching forces be pro-
vided which shall be at; least equal to
the average standard for the oils. that.
night schools and cemmunlw centers
be established ”in serilOns not. now
adequately provided with such facili-
ties and that truant officers give at-
tention Lo sohOol attendance by the
ch 11 of negro W11 migrating
from the sout112
"There must he more and better
housing to accoHimodate' the great in-
crease in negro nonulallpn which was
at the rate or 148 per cent from 1910
to 1920. This situation will lie We
worse by methods tending toward
forcible segregation of exclusion or
negroes." .
The collimlsslon in its revert. do-
"that the moral responsibility for race
rioting does not rest upon mediums
alone. but also upon £11 cltlselis. white
or negro. Who sanction force or Viol-
enee n inter "finial rrelntions or who
do not condemn and combat the spirit
or racial hatred thus expressed."
posed of six white and six negro mem-
born. was as relieve: Edgar 11.113111»-
croft. Williim Scott Bond. -Edward
Osgood Brown. Harry Eugene Kelly.
Victor F. thereon. Julius Roeenwsld.
representin‘ the whitegpeople‘; Robert.
s. Abooll George Cleveland Hall.
George H. Jackson, Edward H. Mor-
r111 Adelbert H: Roberts. my Kirk
Williams. representihx the negro peo»
ple Dr. Francis W’ Shepardson for a
time acted as cairmgn nod later was
appointed vice chair-”man.
‘Centuries o! theiflem slave trade
and of slavery as an institution have
created. and are often deemed to
justify. the ‘ deepeyeated prejudice
against. negroes." declares the report.
“They placed a. stamp upon the rein.-
tlone or the two mice: which it will
1cqulre years £32.)? erase. The
niemory‘hf .these' relations has DH»
roundly affected and still directs the
industrial. commercial and social use
or the southern state-.1 2
"The negro race‘muat develop, a: all
races have developed. [mm lower to
higher planes of living: and must base
its progress uponfin'dustn'. emciency
and moral character. Training along
these lines and general opportunities
for education are the fundamental
needs. As the problem is national in
its scope and mvitv. {$1110an
111th be noticing. :1
"Both races need tax-understand that.
their rights sud duties are mutual and
common good use; idelulosi; 1m re—
lotions of sanity are the only: protons
non against race slashes; that these
cannot. be filmed. but will
problem and a vii; é inte'l‘est in its
solution. 1 .
TONIC. Sept. ,
1163111131 and medloal institutions, 1*
Ellen-lied plan to:- Jolntinmon in the '
Particular attention to the .so-called. _
which We have. found to be a. fruitful ’
such clubs be ,
din, GIL; J. H. Birch, In.
elated the members were convinced .
.111. the history of the- organisation."
The commission membership, com— 2
Se ergo.
TW sap , a lots. One includes S 92'
guest ractive mixtures. The other, mere conservative styles of Blue Or Black
Everyone theiBig'g'est Kind ofa Bargain J
‘ WE.SELL LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL PATTERNS
2 Skirts Of Homespun 01‘ TW
“can”
‘-
eed in
INVADE NEW YORK.
' v
2CINCINNATI. 0., Sept. 23 ”(The
nose at well as s. sentimental reason
for heidint the fiftieth annual conven—
tlozl of the carriage Builders‘ National
Association, oldest industrial organiza-
tion lmAmai-ica. in New York City,
October 9 to :13. says George W. Hus-
tcn, of Cincinnati, secretary and treas-
urer. _
According to Secretary Huston. it
is fitting that the golden jubilee an-
niverinry be observed in the metrop-
olis. where the C. B.h N ‘.A. was born:
and it will be a. good business stroke
to show the nation's first city that the
earrings trade is for from being “a
dead one." ,
The popularity of the automomle
hasn't. kept the buggy business from
prosper-ins.” Mr. , Huston explains.
"Buggies are still largely used in the
rural districts. Down South it will
always be the favorite conveyance.
We also do a large. business with
South America. where buckbonrd
wagons can go over mountain roads
impossible to union.
"Wise farmers keep buggléw in
addition to . automohilesg {Or use in
inclement weather and onsbsd reeds."
Ofiloers of the Carriage Builders
National Association are RE. Ehrenz,
of St. Louis. President: George W.
Huston. 1 Cincinnati. Secretary-Treas-
urer; Vice-Presidents. W'. I... Delker.
Henderson, Ky.- , 111.0. Heiizmann,
Union City: Ind: 1117. G.»Norman. Orig-
BurUngtou.
hi. 1., B. B‘. Taylor. Oxford. N. 0.: T.
3;. MONamea-a, Cincinnati; T. MI. Ro—
blnson. Nashville. Tenn, and L. R.
Jones. Frankln, Vs.
amwm
=“We expect the largest attendance
says Secretary Huston. “The novelty
of holding a buggy convention in the
way and the ‘1: appeals to may. “'8
are contemplating s. horsennd buggy
mile down Fifth avenue."
FEEL N0 ITEM FOR
2 HAMAKUAPOKO, Island of Maui,
’l‘. H.»(Asso¢ls.ted 'Press).-—Cos.l
strikes. warnings that the forests or
the world may soon disappeu- if con-
sci-varied is not practiced. predictiOns
that the Rubicon: supply or the
world may soon be exhausted and the
high firice o! gasoline have no terrors
(or the inhabitants of this small com-
munity, 1101' they 'OOOk.‘ hone their
houses and, run their automobiles on
alcohol which interior-uteri by a newly
discovered process from molasses.
Foster. head . chemist of the Maui
Agricultural company and has been
patented in all or the sugar preducing
countries of the world he said. Here—
toiore. molasses always had been con-
sidered a waists firoduot in sugar mill-
$ng_:., ‘ _
Originally. the alcohol prbdqud by
trucks lend" automobiles“ but later,
enough-was manufactured to supply
omnioyeeo o! the plantation. who live
in Hanaknapoko. A simple appar—
stus composed of o. few thin pipes and
an open burner-2 is required to burn
the 11.111.51.111 to sun’pljr heat for cooking.
ave: been placed in all the
only on ,
supply the use... or the islands soon-
but no surplus would be
use on the other islands
dostrored the me dwelling
by Eduard AW .
.111 ,,
g Rockereller foiindatldn. strata visit the P , :1'
Amelated Press) .—-—’—'l‘here is a. lanai-1
A feature will be an exhibit by the
WELDIN G
Kendrick _& Chase Garage
Tm. If! “We! 02!!"
: " , ~ —7 7.524
O. G. PALMER -
_' _ Auctioneer
,OfioeA. D.‘Morgan
Hardware Store. South Nor-walk
,TARLOV BROS.
g Leading Tobacconlsts
we RECOMMEND
— LORD ROMEO
Mild Hav'ana'Blond
5c Each
--And-—
8c—2 for 15¢
W _
“mum summons ‘ ‘ AUTO REPAIRING, A ‘
Sliabiro Bros.
Something for 1
.1 Everybody :‘m the Family.
123 WASHINGTON STREET
so. 110me 001111.
v—w
,
into BOdieS. Fenders
Lamps, Repaired and
Made t0 Orin
, Welding,“ or All In.
2 VICTOR WESELY
1 All WBBHIGM
GOTTLIEB’S
1223112111211 11.1.. St. So. N’omlu
stronghold of the motor car the subs. .. ,
rS‘AL‘VATOR CiARIOrr
Tins 00131113111112.
e process was evolved by J. 1?.
Foster m used only :in the company
fl 1 ' Price
gt
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Mshsokemo Block Tel. 1581 “m 8‘1 P1193. “IQ 2
g .11 _
M ,
e“ s A“ W”! serge GUARANTEE TRUNK
, 1 , Suits-$1175“ AND UMBRELLA 130.
Your _g'_Men’ 8 Sport Model '
Now introducing. a full line of _.
GENT’S FURNISHINGS ;
At Most Reasonable Prices. I
913...... St. 80.1111
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
' 43011031311111: Street 2
2 Telephone ._ 1164-4
Solver, Water Work, Masonry
Concrete Walks, Road Work
Grading and Rock Excavation
_ ’ Orders Solicited
'Eetimstes given on all kinds of
Contract éWork. Work solicited
and orders elven prompt attention.
Old Friends at the 201d
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 101:.
No profiteering‘ on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price. 1,
BABFOMS JONOABHFr
. , PARIS
We have added a. new line of Im-
ported Toilet Specialties which in-
AAGood Stock of
Cider Mills
and Wine ~‘
PreSses
Can Be Found' in This Store
Kegs All Sites from 5 Gals. to 50
Gals. at Right Prices. ‘
A. D. Morgan
SPECIALS FOR THE
' WEEK
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 81: p
Ammonia, Quart Size, ;
Special . . ..... 25c Bottll
Star Raptha. Washing Powder, .
1 251:, out to ............ ‘
Pure Cider Vinegar, bot“,
Pure Cider Vinegar, gal,
4,502.
BOOKKEE‘MNG SHORTHAND ;
ACCOUNTiNG ,rvrawarrme ,
enéLisnmo BRANCHES
2 2 Day and Evening Sonia“s
Enter Any 933’
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