'£.THEMAN’S SHOP
At “This “’8 Shop" are com-
ing in and going out rapidly
for twa reasons:
, 1. A Mighty Good Eat
a. . In Quality
b. In Style
0. In Make
2: A Fair Price
$3.50
(Or $3.86 Lined)
«rm: MAN '5 sneer
Gloslelloiii Qfl'fileara é
' -5.Norwalk. Odom
GOLDEni’s
08 Washington last.
» You snb’bififiAkE
cram" You'll. er WARM
WE'RE reliably informed that
cold weather's coming. You know
that your home needs the Install:;
tlon of a new heating system and
you are cults reliably informedthst
we are the proper plumbers to at-
tend to that matter.
NASH, RAYMOND & DEAN
COMPANY
‘ 2 Flax Hill Road.
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2 Stores
L'b°"y Square 11 No. Main 3‘-
Tel. 2978.
ULD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
.1310 North Menus
Bridgeport, (icon.
‘1’ 8e mmqm.
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r. s LYON
JOB PRINTING
*NeWell 6‘ 7‘ Murray
' otomusns & FURNIINERO
. “To Mon Wigs Know” ’ "
1|! Washington at. so. Nov-wall:
asPercent. or: on An
N High Grade
“xiiwoonms- ,
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the'time. ,
If this will not convince you
part, we
our efforts will win outfin
ment and good lumber, doesn
uswhat we can do to merit it. We want your
disguise that fact at all,
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we have no business in Cuba—have you 2
Th; Hatch. e Bailey Co
Johns-Manvme and Bird a Son Rooflnbs
Shootroek and Coloux Wall Boards.
* FORD . ‘ OWNERS
Have You Seen the Goodrich sow/a
Cord Tire at $ 13.50
_1'hisisnotschespoordbuts genuine Silver-town. partotthe.
standsrdline. Thisisthebestvslueinsoordtiroevoroirorod.
' ‘S. L. Benedict
73 North Main Street, South Ilorwolk.
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery. .
A. F. Beckmann 89' Cosine.
,8! Washington Street, South Norwalk
non we ran
What You Want Is
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats.
order for any kind of meat. We have it.
Courteous Treatment -— Prompt Service
FOWLER’S MARKET
69 No. Main Street Phone 1340
4m
practical and serviceable. The ciflor combinations
are very attractive and fascinating and pretty
enough for the most fastidious wear. Everyone is a
supreme value of the» price asked.
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Schultze’s Week-End ' Specials ,
' ....'.,7..20c lb...
200 lb.’
28c lb'.
.RoundSteak 32c lb.
S“W¢.Lomb . 1501b;
. 12c lb.
38c 11).;
.. 36c 11)..
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that we 'are‘trying to deter 4‘ L .
fear that we are on the wrong track, but believe that
the end. If fair and square treat-
't deserve your trade, pray, tell
patronage, don’t
Storm Sash are a neeessity'in some
places and will save money everywhere except in Cuba—and
W!
Give us your
South Norwslk
Brush Wool Scarfs
The new scarfs are light in weight, but warm,
v. .
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Lamb Foreguarters . . . . . . . . . .
Veal Rumps‘ ' ' ‘
Pork Loins .
useless-soas‘soo'e-sss
noes-s...-
Beef'Liver
mung'chiqkens
FancyFowls .........
. Also CHOICE CUTS or PRIZE BEEF.
Séhultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 momenta; Horwalk. 0 .
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make it leisurely,‘reinembering‘ that upon the‘corréot Selection .
flthe mochahness, of your gowns-4nd ..
. hf your corset depends
' your comfort as Well.
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’We carry in stockoorsets which are-made to fit every type
of figure, and we are sure you will find in our Corset Depart-
ment the model desagned to best express your own individual-
ity. -.Expert assiétanee'will be given if desired. ..
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.Holiywood F‘arm' " '
.~_wAalril~to'l;<m.t ~' . , . ., .
imphrthntwpma ‘ ._ .
vention, of them can Red Cross?
which is to be hold 1
October 9th to 1&3”: . Q
Cross Service. . Hui”
.tus whom, asp ._. g u
the Eh”: . .. .3
rorelsn progress
will aim- the
jet the ‘Natlons'l
m “‘3.“ '3’
head layot. eletterssn p0 -
folios 53m the Juniors of America
and those of two score foreign landsi
are exchanging in their delightful
tasks ' or promoting international
friendship understanding. There
will also be exhibition. samples at
refugee clothlnz made by, American
Headquarters
fortunate children in Europe and a
complete display of simple school
equipment and other articles made by
the Juniors in their work for their
schools and communities. ._
and sailors in huspitsls and all the
the busy juvenile. members of the
Red Cross. ., ' ' '
One section ol‘the Junior exhibit
will be given over to chides made by
European children and sent as gifts
to the girls and boys of the Junior
Red Cross for whom they entertain
great skill of the children of Belgium,
France. Poland. Cache-Slovakia. and
the Balkan countries in various lines
of handicrait. This portion of the
Junior exhibit will be one or. the most
colorful of all or the exhibits in the
great marble building and promises
a marked surprise oven in Washing-
ton. where annual exhibits come with
such frequency as to occuloa little
comment.
it is hoped that much will be learn—
ed by the Norwslk Chapter delegates
from this exhibition and a report
made to the Nor-walk Board of Edu-
cation now considering the formation
. of a Council in connection with the
Junior Red Cross which in Norwalh
has been organized {or the post'rour
years. ,
Millflmms
STORES. Conn.. Oct. 7.——The Leg-
horns from Hollywood.‘ Washington.
that grabbed the lead away .trom the
Wysndottes last wreck have strength-
ened their position. Last week they
added eight eggs to their lead. putting
them eleven eggs ahead or the next
nearest contender. a pen of White
Wyandottes from. Davisvilie. B. 1.“
Both of these pens of ten birds each
have laid well above the two thousand
eggs and during the ’iorty-elxhth week
" " .' Booby-0m 'West-
in ton’FBotch. .1“ 1.. qualified for
:11:- gamma class in _which ever! in—
dividual lien is the pen has “"389"
to lay over my; hundred ess- since the
' star-to .
cogt‘eged Rock Hen: No. 28. from
Guelph, Ontario, will. without doubt.
be. the outstandng individual when this
contest ends. .She laid seven cg
last week. bringing her total up to
279 eggs for the year. ‘ If she can
come through with__Wenty;-one¥eggs in
the next twenty-eight daytime will be
a three hundred 9:3 hen. [On the
average perhaps ,not one. lien in ten-
thomnd even reaches this record.
Since this ban mid twentyfeig'ht eggs
in September and thirtymne in ‘Au-
gust there are excellent prospects that
she will malts a top notch record. _
, During thh tonyasighth week all
the hens in the contest.le.ld 247: eggs
or a. yield o(.a littlomore than thin!-
flve per-om Apnea of Barred Rocks
owned by. hamburger from Dyers-
bury. mm the best pen for
the week writha ‘acore of 46 eggs.
.Hgllywood-‘fifm'l pen 6: White w:
horns was second. hm pen nor the
week with aryieldflot 42 eggs. Mism-
gnn Poultry. Pam‘s pen or Barred
Rocks trom;~1.‘snslng. Michigan and.
The Orchardis pen or Rhode Island
'Reds from South Hadley. Mass. tied
for third place with 41 eggs each. H.
E. Dennisonfs pen or Barred Books
from East Lansing. Mich., 'E. P.
Usher's pen of Rhode Island ‘Reds
and George _B.
,Ferris’ pen or White Leghorns « from
.Grand Rapids. Mich. all tied for
fourth-pace with 39 egl each- .
The tour leading» pens-in each
principal breeds are as follows:
Harry 6;. Culver (Barredl‘g
Westbampton Beach, L. I.
or the
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W. H. B.'Kent (Barred) 1945
. Caunovlo. N .Y. - '
lOntsu-io Agricultural College
(among . , . ‘ 1.370
Guelph. Ont.
Michigan Poultry Farm
' (Barren) 3"; i ' 1818
‘ using; Dillon. _. '. .~ ,
Monk PJ’M n ‘ .; 2015
' Davisville,‘ R. I. - ‘
Woodbrldgil We
. . . i965
Wwdhm-Chun.‘.- .- . '
anJm BMW 3' ‘ 1'03
mattingtoni E
Clemens ~I.‘Dle '
New Britain. Conn.
The Orchards ' ‘ -
80' Hadley. m”- ,
Charles D. Pierce ; 7:51
~ Arnold Mills, 3. I.
John Z..Lo.belle '
Bailouvilie. Conn.
Appiecreet Farms
Hampton-Fons. N. H. -
6-. m:
ft '19"
_lnd.t= ‘4 .
' -" 1785
1324
113s
11¢:
1888
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“Hollywood. Wash.
Gusher: ,
messes-,- is .2.
» . troasm when »
semi? s' .‘wulbebtynog
max-mic 'roxhi . . . ,
Junior American Cross which ~
willoccupy the entire north-11133.91 ,
school girls and boys. and sent to less _
mldtersr . ‘
multitude of activities which occan“
an abiding alection and admiration. . r
. ’ This display will bring out vividly the
, Pershing. Col.
to. my to keep intouch
'3.
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When questioned sate them
he might‘ play in the new
gamut infers-e0. Elli-idler":
enhdoa. m Elms
that he wished to be ecl-
aidered‘ dead. .
and other national problems will be
discussed at he annual gathering or
“New ' ’ es or Red Grails chap-
ters u the asthma! convention. culled '
by President 'Harding. to be held here
Oct. 9. lo and 1L
Early reservations from chapter dei—
egatos indicate-that a highly repraen—
tative gathering iron the, 3.626, chap-
ters'ot the‘nsuon will berpresent. The
convention sessions will be held in the
Continental Memorial hall.
President Harding will address the
convention at the opening session
Monday morning. October 9. During
the remainder or the day the delegates
will consider the interests of former
service men and their families. Ad-
dresses will be made - by General
Albert A. Sprague.
‘chsirmsn of the national rehabilitation
committee of the American Legion.
and Colonel Forbes or the Veterans'
bureau. .
Chief Justice William H. Tart/will
Herbert
Hoover. secretary or commerce and Sir
Claude Hill. chairman of the interna-
tional league or theyRed Cross Socie-
ties. , . ‘"’ ,
_ Neighborly (go-operation with other
Amer-{cancelintries will be, planned at
a, group conference to bacheld in the
Pan~American building where Emilio
del‘Torres. chief justice of Porto Rico
Representatives gotshe”
American republics will be prose nt. _
Other group conferences will ,be
held 'on public health nursing. home
hygiene, nfidf can! of jthe kaick‘. (mug, .
non, Junior R‘ed Cm.‘ work. civilians
home service and other subjects.
{Formal programs will be departed
remap: the: more extended debates;
and group méeungawstated J'd‘nies’L.
Fieser. vice-chairman in charge. “The
tel-change of opinion 3 through ' these
gathering: will prove or increasing
'vsluein the promotion of both local—
undulations! programs." ~
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SAYS NO on W
”WA‘BHINGTDNET «Oct. . <7.-—-'~(The'
Associated UPress).———Any high school
student. standing on his constitution-
al rights. is reminded that the mat;
time Representative McVon'G’oogley: of
.the 766rd district of Delaware, for ex-
ample. is introduced by the teacher
at the Friday night speakmg service—
~which precedes the retreehments—os
Congressman MoVonGobgley. he may
:rise and declare there is no such dig-
. Q ~ lgEWCOATSANDDRESSl'fi
. It pays to§hhke frequent'viSits' to our SUIT S
SEPRARArE SERGE ,
‘ Either Blue orBla
SELL LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL
preside at the ”Monday evening session - -
‘ “which Will'be '1de ,by
I:
are Went! irrits ‘-
5 gunman: m bile' “Mt‘fiii’e
increase 'in acquaintance and the h: . 1‘
" AS “commie", .
with the latest and best
ss’ena So "Some’eclbmet officers at
the House committee hearings. who
donft"happen to know the represents.-
tivee'by name. meet‘t’he W" by
saying I’Qongr-essman.’ The easier
method around the house threse days.
it a man pronto to keep with& the
constitution, is to address s. member
a "Judge."
and he smiia airship-like the fabled
colonel- of .Kentuoky.«
,rvm ms or CABIBOI'.
DAWSON. Y. T.. Oct. 7.—-—Tens of
thousands of wild caribou are now
warming over the hills throu‘gh the
.aoburbs-‘or Dawson for a radius of
fifty‘miles. The grunt herd which in.-
nually trekr through this district is
now moving northward. Large herds
mining the Yukon have interfered
, with-[the progress of steamers in the
rival .The herd is so vast that the
hunting by men. women and children.
who have provided nearly every home
made no DOUCi‘I'liQ effect upon it.
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uas mm cosnmzw
BOSTON. Oct. 8.-—A‘rthur C. Law-
rence. head 1 the " A. ‘C; Lawrence
Lé’atner Company died here. yesterday.
in his 74th year. He had been vice-
president at the National heather
Company and of . the New, England
shoe and Mather Amociation.
SPENT HALF an *
y > 1mm nan
Mfimfie“w~$‘
Carter’anesk ,Temn -—“Three years
ago I was an invalid. I spent
half of mytune' _ in
own garden. raise many
we...“ '0};ch “a“
may. 7 . , r as am
_ to “mg to help other
women as I have soweil and h?
smoemytnouhlesarepsst."—Mrs. ?
GALLowAY. Carter’s Creek, Tenn.
llasthomen“ find plenty-code. If
wildfire-lac.
Red Cross iromL-BrssiIPCnbucm B d, . ththsommgnmt
Costa. Rica. and the Latin and Control all Mb ed With and: as
~ seems amountsm.
yonMdithardto keepup, ifyou
CONNECTICUT CARPET
, . .CLEANING CO.
,8? Cedar it. South Nomik. can.
‘ . , ‘Phons see 7 _
-WO clean and renve colors in
Carpets and Russ. Hand process by
m.
Goods Called tos- snd Delivered.
nity. .
Digging through the musty records.
»House of: Representatives. .has found
that there is no-omcial sanction for;
the title. The constitution. says Mr.
“representative" and “members". as,
the House. . -
telephone or to
know him-will say is
monogram" ‘ bum" . ..
"Could not Mnot a and.
William Tyl‘er- Page, clerk or that
—-and printed in a little hand book— ~
Page. sonctions the use of the words, ;'
designating, those persons.composing ‘
But like other words which 41-3784:
crept into use since Noah Wow-Pt : r:
d”. 00W.“ Replace, and. « ?*'
the average reWmver the.“
your twee—it youidon't“ » .
forced to cryostsroml
It am the right spot.
with deer .meur {or the winter, has _
use: DEAD. .
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deflation widths and 591028. a fiew withfihe 11333.13? What
ARRIVE DAILY .
ECTION‘nd is a most satisfac- ’
ideas in women?s" wear far i
DRESS SKIRTS $5.00 ,
ck magma Models.
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Shapiro Bros.
Smoothing for
Everybody in the Family.
123 WASHINGTON STREET
80. HORWALI, CONN.
examines.
‘ GUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA CO.
_,____...
Now introducing a full line of
0331’s was
At Host Reasonable Prices.
So. liorwslk
cheater Shotguns.
Take a \Vinchester shotgun and
\Vinchester Shells on your nex:
duck hunt and you will experi- ;
enee real shooting satisfaction
The perfect balance of a Win.
chest-er is semething which cannfi.
be appreciatednntil you pick 1;;
theegnn, put it to your shouldex
and operate the action
A.’D.fibrgan
a
uBe sure to pay us a visit beforl
you go again and look over 012'
stock of the world famous Win
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.f oooaxssrmo
' ‘ Accounrmo
shaman
; so. Monument
Early June Peas .... 15c can
Pancreas. are... ...... 25c
Condensed Milk, 2 m
PureOider Vinegar “~45ch
' Day and Evanlng Saadoria
' Enter Any Day
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murmur. BUSINESS
“eon-r cheetah.
25C
saonvuano
TYPEwarnNG
BRANCHES
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evsuroao
. as!" seems: but. ' -
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mimics
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