militiamen 17.1922. '
We “fairly sit up at night” trying to get material that I
you want and stand right behind everything that we sell all '
the time.
If this will not convince you that we are trying to do 0‘“
i ‘ part, we fear that we are on the wrong track, but boilers. that. , q . . p 7
' our eiforts will win out in the end If fair and square treat» 2 - HARTFORD, Oct 1‘___Ele.,en ha... .
’t deserve our trade pray tell, . vein of high grade nquo‘r. besides a,
meat and 300d lumber doesn y ’ ' ’ [number of othermontainers filled with
’
us what we can do to merit it. We want your. patronage, d0“ t . . whiskey. the Value at which is con-" -
disguise that fact at all. Storm Sash are a ”miss“? in song servatively estimated by the’pbnoe at,
places ”1d W111 save money every where except m Cu 8‘ an more than $16, 000, was stolen this
we have no business In Cuba—Lave you 7 morning“, from a large brick garage.
The Hatch e Bailey Co,
Seyms street.» 'l‘he garage is situated _
in the rear of Mr. ‘Yellin’s home and
JohnI-Monvlllo and Bird 5 son Roofing; ‘ J
Shoeth and Colors): Wall Boards.
across the street from the Hartford 5
'county jail. Mr. Yellln who is s for-
Havo You Soon the Goodrich my,
Cord Tire at$1 3.50 '
permit to dispom of the. liquor in spec—
ified quantities to wholesale druggisfa
mundaohoopoord'bntagennim Silva-townportofthe
Itandudlino. 'l'hiIiIthoboItvalueina oordtiroevcron‘orod.
S. L. Benedict
He reported his discovery to Lieu;
73 North Iain Street. South Norwalk.
I g I? " nkets—All
Fulls1ze.,Ab1g.bar.gamat..........................................
AUTO ROBES—JuSt the right Weight for closedcars. All wool $500
HEAVY AUTO ROBES—Double faced. Rubber backs. Will keep out wind and
rsin. Whiletheylastst........................................... $7.50
REMEMBER—ALL THE ABOVE ARE LIMITED IN QUANTITY. A.
. WE SELL LADIES ROME JOURNAL BLANKETS.
tenant Frank Santoro, chief of the 10-.
cal detective bureau. Detective Ser-
geants Andrew J. Williams and Rob;
ert T. Sutherland were assigned to the
case. Telephonic and telegraphic
communication with Springfield, New,
Britain, New Haven. Waterbury and
other cities and towns was obtained
at once and the police of those places
requested to be on the alert for a
large motor truck which is said ,to
have beenused by the thieves in cart
rying off the liquor.
' The liquor. which had been in pos-
session of the former saloon man for
more than three years, was described
in the complaint to the police as fol-
iows: Eight barrels rye whiskey. for-
y-two gallons to each barrel, stamped
"Penwick ’ Distillery? two barrels
, grape brandy: one-half gallon Ro- . ..
chelle brandy: one barrel containing .
fifty gallons of alcohol. and four five-
gallon‘ jugs of brandy.
2,0090 CHEVRlllEl‘V
BARS BAILY, SflllN
Not less than 2,000 cars per day
will be produced within six months
by Chevrolet Motor Company. accord-
ing to Wm. S. Knudsen. viceopresident
WI flan’ 9 Shop" are com-
‘ k and going out rapidly
“two reasons:
A Mighty Good Hat
a. In Quality
1*). In Style
‘ c. In Make
.2. A Fair Price
$3.50
(0: $3.86 Lined)
#7115 ”A” s snap:
ll bsiéllo& (li'fieara
, .5 Normally Olli-
\ \-\~, M‘\‘ 10"“. \
‘\'_‘.‘- ‘ 'r' v,‘ 4— .H 1'. at at.-.
GUARANTEE TRUNK MI“ UMRE'LLA (:0 i
.9 North Main Street 3mg. “ganged 7 South Not-walk, Conn.
DAILY SPECIALS
LADIES’ HAND BAGS AND VANITIES . . . . .. 89c to 33.95
(IMPORTED) BEADED BAGS 49ctose.oo
COW-HIDE TRAVELING BAGS. $2.25, Value $35.00
BRIEF CASES................. ' . '.......98cto$6.il'5
MEN’SLISLESOCKS........... ......12cperpa1r
Quality GrOceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 6! Co., Inc.
ll Washington Street, Soutli Norwalk
allow/mfg In“.
-\‘\‘\-\-\‘h
'GOLDEN’S
as Washington M
' wsnooio MAKE
Am vault BE WARM
l/zmy' 1.’
Zamora——
W11 a I ' -
I'RE reliably informed that
. Weather'o coming. You know
, your home needs the installa-
«of a new’ heating system and
- at“. quite reliably informed that
are the proper plumber-Va at-
to that matter.
1 , RAYMOND & DEAN
COMPANY
2 Flax-Hill Road.
.."i‘? E. WASHINGTON ST.
P ONE 959
2 Stores
rty equal". 11 No. Main 3‘-
to. zero.
ran DWI
What You Want lo
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats.
order for any kind of meat.
Give us your
“’6 have it.
Courteous Treatment -— Prompt Service
F OWLER’S 'MARKET
69 No. Main Street
Phone 1340
South Norwalk
SIRLOIN STEAK .. . . . .
..... ’ ............30clb.
ROUNDSTEAK
Loin Lamb Chops .......
......... ...l4clb.
Beef Liver . . .
m
Hamburg Steak ..... . . . .
Shoulder Lamb Chops . ..
........... o
14c“).
28c lb.
..u ......... o
Schultze’s Wednesday Spends;
Sohultze’s Sanitary Markets
89 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. Norwalk.
Wootport Georgetown Dal-Ion Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport,
for the coming season ism
'meport Auto
Wrecking Co.
all North Avenue
WALL & HIGH STREETS
THE PLANS OF THE BRIDE
Always include new furniture for that new home and our display
more attractive than ever.
FURNITURE FOR EVERY ROOM IN THE HOUSE in sets or sin-
gle piece; ill every grade and all the most popular models.
UBNITURE—vTHE IDEAL GIFT FOR WEDDINGS
AND ANNIVERSARIES.
Raymond 69’ Son
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
N ORWALK
§
l
Chamois Suede Gloves
Frenchmdolom $2.511
(lepeXidGlOves '-,.
LongOhamoisSuedeGloves
ChamoisSuedéGauntleta........
$1.954
....................,-1 89¢
.'...a.......u..-\..r. 59¢
_ GETS WAR BIEDAIA
SAN JUAN, P. B. Oct. 17. ~With
occasion at the direction of President
cal corps, United States Army. was
presented recently with the [datum
the 65th Infantry ordered out for the
Harding, Col. Bailey K. Ashfordgmedi-
his is the first time that the Ills:
tinguished Service Medal has been
Dnescnted in Porto Rico. ‘
MARY DUTY WONS.
HARTFORD, not. 17.—;h&nong the
poet surgeons to determine exemp-
tions from military duty appointed in '
orders from the adjutsnt zenersi’s ot-
guished Service Medal for “exception.
any meritorious and dmmgh
Hervlce." in Fraud
in charge of operations.
“Additional space is imperatively
needed" said Mr. Knudsen. ‘in order
to meet the increasing demands for
Chmroiet cars.”
”Vie have secuer at Buffalo, N. Y”
291:; acres or land about four miles
from the center of the city; On it we
livid erect 400.000 square footer floor
spdcr for Chevrolet production. and
‘ilio Fisher Body Corporation will erect
2620on Square feet on the same plot
for the production of Fisher bodies
for Chevrolet. Chevrolet will employ
about 3.000 men and Fisher about 1.—
.wlv. The payrolls will total about
$23,000 daily."
\t Cincinnati. 16 acres have been
mixed in the suburb of Norwood.
lvoui :11;- 11 lbs {mm the Cincinnati
City Hull. Herc ("hexrolel Mil lune
hum-loo square feet of floor space‘iand
l‘i>ll(‘1‘ 150.00'3."
“Chevrolet will employ about LEW
men and li‘is‘nor about 900 in the pro-
duction of zlhont 384.) cars per day.
with :1 daily payroll of filififlll.”
“The combined production of those
new plants. SW per day. plus present
i‘acilii‘xos of 1.360 per day, will provide.
:1 .2de today production of‘about :2 -
ion Clmvrolom Dvl‘ day as soon «as
these new plants are on a basis of full
l operation."
I'LA N N ATION AVID!) SCHOOLI NG
AGAINST FIRE LOSS.
\VASHING’l‘l")N. Oct. 'li.-—-\\’idc—
spread instruction in fire prevention
ldax of the annual three- day \meeting
of the llailxxav i he Prevention Asso-
elation.
In the year 19 21 the in the I nited
Si nos kil'LlStd a lxxopertv loss of $455.-
(WHOM. killed ncnrb
and injured more than 346,000 others.
01' lln-sc- casualties.
suffered by mothers. children and in-
valids. .
These figures are published by the
association to show the need of in-
cre'ascd campaigns against carelessness
“lure fire is possible. Ncaxh 90 per
cent of these losses of life and prop—
erty are due to carelessness and lack
of proper education as to existing
hazards accoxding to the association.
The meeting is the culmination of
Fi1e Prevention \V’ eek, as 11:ently de—
signated bv Presiicnt Harding. The
campuign of the association this year
will be activcls supported bx various
insurance actn 1t1cs and by the United
States Chamber of Commerce and
many local chambers. Railroadofl'i-
ccrs and omploies have given active
co- -operation in the observance of Fire
Prevention Week.
—._..._._.___________
LISBON AROUSED OVER
~ POLITICAL mom's A’
LISBON, Portugal
streets of Lisbon have aroused th
eofile of this turbulent city. The an
thorlties are accused of rolling- to sf” ‘
ford protection to individuals. and 11
city is regarded as a flange as ,‘e *9?
di 'rder .
a leading
mer comrades who advocated very e;
treme measures. rte was crossing the
treet a: night; nee. rthe docks. when
street at night. near the docks when,
him; Two men jumped out. one:
stabbed him with a dagger. and 131
both fled fled in the car. '
The other victim is Sergio Prin—
cipn. at Lisbon merchant. who is '1
glad oi? remaking his tail '
methods among the general public is 3)
the purpose of the convening here to:
15 .000 persons.
S3 per cent. were.
Oct. 11-“de "
recent political assassinations in the
'me of his fork,
nffljnr 1‘3“! a ‘-
a\—u‘\-\‘\.\‘\
strr: sly opposcd to the Syndicates end
the intone. I’dncape also was stabbed
while walking an the street in front a:
his ,more. and his assailant escaped.
5124,3101! nod roceix ed letters of
ruins. nri"e 1 in blood. and rig ltd
rim; “ch1. Rio“. ". ’
EEDI'JRAL LAND BANKS EXTEND-
ED TO PORTO RICO.
SAN. JUAN, P. FL, Oct. 1T.-——Exten-
siou to Porter Rico of the Federal
Land Bank, authorized by Congress
almost two .vea'rs ago. has been ac-
complished by ‘the’ opening in San
Juan ofn. branch of the Baltimore
Land‘Bank, after several months of
preparation. \vith‘Er‘nest H. Thomas
of Rushville, Ind.. in charge ,
Slight modifications in th law to
make it applicable to Porto Rico have
been made, and already .ihcre are
many indications that the small farm-
ers of the island are preparing to
avail themselves of the langutime
loans ofiered by the bank. The innxi-
mum amount that may be borrowed
here is $5.090, just half the maximum
in the l'niied States. but inquiries in-
’dicate that the axeiuge application for
loans will not exceed $1. .000 The in-
forest rate fixed for the island is six
Ber cent. At a recent- meeting of
Warmers a speaker asked those who
were paying two per cent. per month
to hold up their hands. and the 11111}?-
ber of hands mused was huge.
Representatixes authmized to ac-
cept applications fox loans haxe been
named in the seven towns of the isl—
and where there are registries
property.
Something Worth While.
Nat Goodwin used to tell a story of
a trump who, upon being asked to un-
dertake the task of eating 30 quail
in 30 days. pathetically exclaimed:
“Make it turkeys."-Phlladeiphla Pub-
lic Ledger.
SURE l0, HELP
SlflK Willi
ills. Baker. So Much Benefit“! 5!
Lydafil’mkbams VegehHeCon-
Help. Others? .
‘ bacon, ‘ ‘ , was comphteé
run dorm from women ’s troubles and
' . stomach trouble and
for a long time was
~ hardly ab e to do my
. work. I hM some
egegatfle
mpound an
toldmeaboutit. l
know what it has
done for me and I
help to. all sick women. It is a wonder.
fulmedmne, and I give you permission
to use ’my testimonial and my ato-
ph. ’—Mrs. 13an MABAXER, 10
tSL, Lebanon, Indiana. -
These letters recommendm
am’ 3 vegetableCo pomd¢a ought
iito convince women of the
lofthismedicineinthetres
meats to whichth they are often subject.
Mrs. Baker calls 1'. “a w
icine." If you; are suiferi . .
greet we
of,
MEN’SSILKSOCKS............
MEN’S SILK NECKWEAR . . . . . .
i ‘ R’-"_."“r
l-’-.-' 'xxf'-" “I- n" fl'nf-’ ' '
I\:\‘ ‘\‘\-\- ‘M\-\‘~‘\-s‘\-\-\-x‘\- ‘ ‘\
CUT THIS OUT—IT is
\VOBTII RIONEY.
Cut out this slip. enclose with So
and mail it to Foley & (30.. 28.35 Shef—
field avenue, Chicago. Ill., writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return a trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound for coughs. colds and.
croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in
sides and back; rheumatism. baa;—
ache. kidney and bladder ailments;
and Foley Cathartic Tablets. 3. whole-
some axrd thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, biliousn‘ess,
headaches. and sluggish bowels.
Stillsoo, Powell Corporation—Adv.
. ..35cperpair
l9cto$L00
" ‘1'. "
\:\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\ ‘\‘\‘\‘M\‘\‘\‘x‘\-\‘\‘ ‘\‘\
Shapiro Bros.
Son; ethmg’ for -
Everybody in the Family.
123 WASHINGTON STREET
so. NORWALK, CONN.
We Carr; a. run Line of
Wall Paper at 10-15-20-25c
Per Roll .
Painting, Paper-Hanging at Low
Rates—Give Us a Trial.
CHAIN WALL PAPER
, COMPANY
13 Wall St. Norwalk, Conn.
. — Phone 450 -
. Old" Friends at the\01d
‘ , Price _ _
The Old Well 56: Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
* at 10c. ,
Ho profiteerlng' on Old Wei
Cigars.'1'heyarathobest cigars
made atthat price.
l Dorlon House
7 1 GET A SQUARE DEAL
stmentof ail- '
‘I Shore Dinners,
mm 6130: rode
million-MOWE-
A‘ LaCarte
We will buy your household
206th. rags papers. ink and all
second—hand. goods.
into Bodies, Fenders
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
{Weldiinzmumxms
VICTOR WESELY
43 W 3!. Phone 856:5
J
GUARANTEE 112le
AND UMBRELLA 00:
Now introducing a full line of
GENT’S FURNISHIN GS
At Most Reasonable Prices. l
9.1%. Main St. so Norwallia
SPECI "A n. 4 FOR THE
Live Oak Buckwheat Flour,
3 m Pkg ............ 2213
Golden Syrup,special, 86cm
Pure Condensed Milk, ‘
20amfor 23c
Fancycong2osns-loruu 25c
A. STULL
fimfi, Banner-walk
Anything you ,, ,gdoxxs’spme SHORTHAND
have. Price according to the quail.
tyotthegoods. sequenced
always. ,
’ runs? 3? *mosnv
7 p Accouu'rmo
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, .‘Enfir Ania”
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