THEMAN’S SHOP
Fall Hats
for two reasons:
a. In Qualify
b. In Style
c. In Make
2. A Fair Price
-. . $3.50
(Dr $3.86 Lined)
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JOB PRINTING
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you SHOULD MAKE
CERTAIN YOU'LL BE WA RH
WE'RE reliably
COMPANY
2 Flex Hill Road.
informed that
cold weather‘s coming. You know
that‘your home needs the Installa-
tion of a new heating system and
you are qulte reliably informed that
we are the proper plumbers to at-
Nend to that matter.
1 NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN
‘ firms
2 Stores
Liberty Square
Tel. 2970.
11 No. Main St-
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Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue
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Phone Barnum 6586.2
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and Floral Designs. .
Rowland M. Bench
hole 1140
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Quality Groceries and Free
our efiorts will win out
meat and good lumber doesn
us what we can do to merit it.
places and will save maney eferywh
we have no business in Cuba—41111112 you t
The" Hatch 81 Bailey , Co.
Johns-Manvlilo and Blrd 5 Son Roofing.-
Hove You Seen the
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
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stondudline. Thlmisthebootvolueineoordtiroeveroflmd.
S. L. Benedict
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feet at 1111,. Storm
Shootrock and Goiotox Well Soul-do.
Delivery.
If this will not convinceayou that we are trying to do our __
that We are on the wrong track, but believe that
in the end. If .fair and squ's e treat- ,
’t deserve your trade, p ay tell
We want your patronage, don’t
Sash are a. necessity in some
ere except in Cu a—asnd
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A. F. Beckmann 61 Co., Inc.
Bl Wuhington Street, South Norwalk
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What You Want lo
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meets. Give us your
order for any kind of meat.
Courteouo Treatment — Prompt Servlce
We have it.
FOWLER’S MARKET
69 No. Main Street
Phone 1340
South Norwnlk
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86 WASHINGTON STREET
: Brush Wool Scarfs e
‘The new scarfs are light in weight, ibut warm,
Th3 color combinations
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CORSETS
IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE
ity.
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make it leisurely, remembering that upon the correct selection
of your corset depends the modishness of your gowns—11nd;
your comfort as well.
We carry in stock corsets whicli are made to fit every type
of figure, and we are sure you will find in our Corset Depart-
ment the model’ designed to best express your own individual-
Expert assistance will be given if desired. -
g consnrs FITTED FREE
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given.
Geraldine Form is through
back on the memory“t dint-Ill-
tated marriage and ti“ o“: 11.1
brilliant operatlc career. She-ll
disposing of all her
“costumes and jewels by auction.
— RED CROSS ANNUAL
BUNVENTIDN SflllN
WASHINGTON Oct. 1.«—The Red
Cross annual convention that in Q
be held in Washington on October
9 10-11 will offer opportunity 1°?
chapter delegates to hear 11111101111111
known speakers. to discuss chapter
programs. and to assist in the forma-
tion of the National Red Cross poll~
cles John Barton Payne. Chairman
01‘ the National organisation. will Dre-
Eric at the first morning lie-lion.
Judge Payne has just returned from
a. meeting of the Board of Governors
of Red Cross Societies, held in Park.
and brings first hat-a reports of the
Smyrna. situation.
The delegates will be welcomed by
Persidcnt Harding and after a. concert
by the Marine Bond. there will be an
address by General Pershing on "The
Red 'Cross and ltd Army Work."
Among other important speakers are
Sir Claude Hill. Director General.
League of Red Cross Societies; Mrs.
August Belmont whose subject will
be 'Junlor Red Cross Services; and
Herbert Hoover, Secretary of Com-
merce. Dr. Livingston Fax-rand;
President of Cornell University, will
speak on Tuesday evening, and on
Wednesday. Chief Justice Taft will
preeldc 111 the meeting. which will he
addressed by Solicitor General Beck
and Colonel C. R. Forbes. Beautiful
Memorial Hall in the D. A. R. Heed-
quartcrs will furnish n striking back—
ground for these important Red
Cross meetings. '
At the convention, the delegates will
be seated
there will he a, special section .for
those representing the \Voshing‘ton
Division.
Among the Chaplet; officials who
will represent CONNECTICUT at the
conference are: State Health Com~
.mlssloner. John 1‘. Black; George
\Varren. Bridgeport; Mrs. ‘E. G. Buclb
land, New Haven Chapter: Mrs. E. H.
Hlscoaz. or the Jewett City Chapter.
MEWS IN BRIDGEPORT.
County Sunday Schools Hold Cmi'er-
cnce Octolnn- 10.
The annual convention of the Fair-.
field County Sunday School associa-
tion will be held in the United Con—
gregational church, Bridgeport, ’1
Tuesday,.s00tober 10. A strong and
inspiring promm has been planned,
and it is expected that. each or the
two hundred Sunday schools in the
country will have a large representa-
tion or its teachers and officers present
throughout the whole of the canton-
tion
The convention will open promptly
at 2: 46 o'clook. Rev. Alfred Grant
“falcon. at Stamford. president of the
association. will preside. R.ev Wil-
liam Horace Day, D. 1).,- pastor of the
United church, wil be in charge. or
the devotional services both afternoon
and evening
Dr. Henry Edward Traile, M. 1L,
h. 1)., formerly connected with the
aptlst Publication society in Phila-
delphia. and author of many books
dealing with the Sunday school. and
especially well known through his
latest book. "Planning Church Build-
lugs," will be the first speaker of
the afternoon. His topic. will be
“Medern Sundny School Methods and
Ideals." Dr. Traile is a. Iorcetul
speaker and will have a great message
for the convention; The . second
Speaker will be Samuel 13.an
general secretary of the .. Sunday
Philadelphia. He will speak on “A
PWSPMI for the Church, Sch; ool."
Mr. Fares has had urge experience
splendid work. ém‘ong the Sun
schools of Phiindélphin. Ho deal-
with a practical subject
be led by the state, superintendents.
These conferences. are. always a help-
in! teaturc or. the convention. whee
“sch-1&1 problems and sanctions are
discussed, and practical suggestions
At six o’clock, supper will - be
~md by the women or the church.
The? “a, planning for a. large number
0i duesitco. Rev. Edson- Rdirmider,
or Stamford, will be the toutmnoter.
- The evening session wll begin at
7: 45 o'clook. Rev. David G: Downey,
B. «19.. pt New York, will be first on
the mm. 151:. -Downey is general
1 editor obthc shins-don m one o! ‘*
according to States and ’
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5611901 Association of the City of“
9-3 a. superintendent, and is doing a.
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1 Those furious weaves with woe! comfort at a cotton price.
BEACON BATH ROBE BLANKET SETS
Light and Hark Effects, Complete with Cords and Frogs . . .
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BEACON ROSE FLANNEL
Under the "Red :1 81111 News" or
the New York Herald of September
12th. appeared on item headed “There
are still t'rp'u’t in Connecticut." which
would lead the reader to believe that
the clone Mo on trout was not re-
spool/Gd by antlers in Windham on]
New London Counties, and that very
good couches were being made.
While we very glad to know
that, the trout have not become entire-
1y-aepleted—notw1tmno1ng {he tact
the streams ore mom to x:
111.111.1011 of twenty million poop
3331111 can Wthem by automobile
In a. three or (our hour run—it would
not be very flattering to the newly
urgent-1:6 Room or Mex-loo and
Game if the star! as told in the Her-
ald were true. .
It seems that the item was written
by s New York angler during the
open sewn for tmt fishing. but woo
held for a. couple of months before
minhflntcd. In 111M the novels
organised State Board of Fisheries
and Game nnd to tile warden service,
we ore grind to correct and: mislead:
ins statement.
The new board is making strenuous
protect the hon until they are mature
before “R1113- caught. and nine to see
that the laws which oflord them
yen:- are being enforced.
During the post summer more to
flngerllng trout have been plantedi
the streams whlci nre open to the
public fishing than ever before and
the commMoners are hoping to more
than double the production during the
your 1923.
CLEANING 11’ THE WORLD.
The Writer-1y. R. 1., Sun prints 3.
clean- up appeal which is a little out
ofthe ordinary and deserving of wide
attention. It states:
"he fine-t evidence of good citizen-
ship is a clean body. 0. clean house and
a clean shop.
"Clean up!
"Waste baskets should be made
larger and store~roomomnllen Hnlf
the attics and basement. in the United
States are filled with—4111a!
“Clean: up!
“The drawers‘ and pigeon-holes of
most desks are crammed with—flunk!
”The uric-rooms, store-rooms and
yards or the. average factory contain
henough junk to rink an ocean liner.
It occupies floor space that costs about
50 cents a. square toot a your to main—
taln , It slow. up production. gives
the shop on npfienrance or disorder,
lowers the quail” of the product. ‘It
min-ht come in handy) Yes. but in‘
the meantime it will eat you up in
charges for rent and handling.
“The emnloycr who operates a. clean.
Orderly shop is doing a public service
because he is teaching his men by ex-
ample, the lemon of cleanliness.
"Bathtubs! Blessed be the some of
Adam Thompson. who installed the
first bathtub. in his home in Cincln-
nati. in 1843.
“If we would only moire the world
clean, 11.11 other problems would settle
themselves"
There's an intimate. person-.1 qual-
ity nbout that appeal which rose
straight to the render-'1: heart. Almost
everyone knows as: least one attic
and one not of drawers 1nd pigeon-
hoieo that need to be cleaned up.
A clean house. a; clean body and a
clean shop this year; with a. clean city.
a. clean world and a. clean human race
in the future. The picture is irneslst-
ibie. .
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00m PATENTS.
. The following were issued Sebtem—
11.1- at. 193.1151]: complied at ome-
o’! Wooster &. howls, potent lawyers.
Bridgeport:
Harvey Hubbell, Bridgeport, com-
bination mirror cud light shield.
Rolland ‘G. Williams, Bridgeport,
W ' “pole mounting.
Georg. w. Campbell. ,' Hartford.
typewrittng machine.
Richard L. ‘Wilcbx. Wntes-bury,.;bI-
furntlnf ”Monks
' Gflorfie 0. Hodge. Bunch power op-
erated 1311:1111an -
Henry J. Grenler. Wm tip
- fastener.
Morris 1}. Toicott, mason, oil
burner. ,
Designs.
Herman H. Welter Heriden. lamp.
crude Marks. ,
The Acme m1 Company. Bridge-
port: chore and ohéoro. ’
efforts to restock cog-creams and to,
closed caucus for a portion of the
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‘ ‘ A BIG STOCK or ALL wooL BLANKETS.
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Anti-ed Goldschmldt of Maillot on
Goldschmldt. one of the oldest and
mom reliable firms adjacent to New
York only needed one invitation ex-
tended 11nd he immediately became
one of us. Fine. Al. "We are glad to
wolcome.you. Hope you and your
firm own‘Roton Point next summer,
for there is serious thought of holding
’our annual outing there next oummar.
—.—Co$’merclal Telegrgphers’ Journal.
vrsron sums-D BY THE
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That's what you should have. .
Properly fitted glasses prescrib-
ed by our Optometrist 1611 enable
you to see perfectly.
advice regarding your eyes.
THAMER, INC.
”W1. and Optician!
BIAtlantic St. Stamford
Don’t hesitate to call on us for
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run A ooo’on YOU
DON'T WANT
.——t1rke our White Pine and Tar
Dough Syrup. Pleasant to take,
very eflective. ismGrct a bottle
today. W
25c. .
H.A.M‘EAD‘
Prescription Pharmacist '
8 N. Main St. So. Nor-walk, ct.
AUTO REPAIRING,
WELDING
Kendrick &- Chase Garage
mm on 1: W on.»
' Oath Hem-lit. can.
_( 4w‘ . :29—0
Auctioneer
omoe A. D. Morgan
Hardware Store. South Nor-walk
—— Select the —-
Vietrola
FOR YOUR HOME
—At The-—
A. J. Collins Co.
70.72 North Main Street.
Old Friends at the 01d
' - Price. ’
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 16c.
“WW .1 “gm,“
(immoral-e o
msdeotthotprloo. -
Diorlon House
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Shore Dinners
“mil.“
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Shapiro Bro;
LIVE STORE
Something for
Everybody in the Family.
123 wnsmoron err.
so. nonwnnx, com.
into Bodies, Fender
lamps Repaired and
MadetoOreu
wdmmornnm
VICTOR we'sm
‘8 Mat St. Phone at:
GUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA C0.
Now introducing a full line c
GENT’S FURNISHINGS _
At Most Reasonable Prices.
9 No. Main St. So. Nowell
Spark Guard;
and F ender'
Should he works of art as red .5
object of use.
The modern fireplace calls i
this kind which can be found
this store Also Andirons. '
A. D.’ Morgue?
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Full Weight Condensed Milk l
2 cans 25::
Star Ncptha. Washing Powder.i
Reg. 25c seller, cut to 18$
Babbitt’s or Kirkman’s Borax
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Pure New Orleans Molasses ;
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A.STULL
ficomge 81%.. But W
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Day and Evening Session;
Enter Any Day ’
MERRILL BUSINESS
COLLEGES
so. NORWALK' STAMF'ono
pen-r cues-ran.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
. We will buy your household
goods. rags. papers junk and a“
second-hand goods. Anything 50“
are. Price according to the «11131 '
ty of the goods. A square 59"
always
i rm P. ”HONEY
. one:
Norwalk Chronicler