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Are\you_ sure you know what kind of lumber you are getting . m 0 COWIZ V
when you purchase 2 The best for the. .purplostei We a? h‘eVViV-e - , P ,V -
to give you service and see that you get w a you wan . e E. nani V New. Pm-
will be glad to answer any of your questions and to furnish Voghrrtianmniupéyngegtmn mm at V
you quotations. _ . ‘ New Haven. gives firs debt.- as $14»
' 231 with no assets. His wife is also
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A ' . Stella Knight. 18 year old daughter I;
e Hat ey .' of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur might 0f 54!
Bridgeport. missing since Saturday
Medium and Heavy Weights for Men, Women and Children.
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‘°°"" '°' s:::s;:::§.°;:;:::°.:;;r;; w‘" 3°”? SZfA’EASESMTM‘EAfi‘Ej“ AEAAA‘A . LADIES’ EIEBED SPORT HOSE—A ngd assert. of colors; Were 750, Now 59.
last night.
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812V 8. barrel. were emptied into thé ;
WeHaveior'l'hisWeekaspeciaiDealon
SilvertOwn Cord Tires
the Cremo Brewing- company oilcially
went out of bilaineas.
ron DODGE OAKS.
Come in and See Ur.
S L. BENEDICT
the anthropological and arthaeloglcal
73 North Main Street.
collections of the Peruvian expedition
HOME or NASH cm a; EXIDE BATTERIES.
CHILDREN’S UNION SUITS—MediumWeight All sizes . $1.00 to $2.98 “
DR. DENTON’S SLEEPING GARMENTS—Protection and cémfort all in one
garment. All sizes, 2 to 10 years.
LADIES’ UNION SUITS—Of cotton, all Wool, silk and Wool.
MEN’S UNION SUITS—Medium or heaVy. Cotton 01-- Wool.
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“ALL MAKES OF MACHINE NEEDLES AT THE NOTION COUNTER.
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presented by Professor Hiram Bing-
ham and will install them- in the Pea-
body museum when the new building
is erected, it was announced yester-
day at New Haven. .
No one appeared Monday at Hart-
tdrd in opposition to the recommenda-
tion of Referee in Bankruptcy Ed-
ward M. Yeoman: that the bankrupt
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m CLOTHS ------------ ' ......................... ' ............ discharged from its debts. The up-
. , p . . . . . giifatlonnfo: suchlilieohurgef has Vbeen
:* ‘ $2.00 ~ $250 Quality Groceries and Free
. Weeds" —-— “Softings” D envery.
A. "F . Beckmannfé Co., Inc. 1‘
Arrested fourteen times in Spring-
88 Washington Street, South NoeraIk'
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GUARANTEE TRUNK AND UMBRELLA CO
9 North VMain Street N95? “8301‘?! South Norwalk, Conn. ,
field, his home town. 22-year- old
Howard W. Loomis. or Bridgeport. is
held by police for aheriés of Bridge-
port house burglaries. The authori-
ties hat; recovered a large amount
. 1 jewelry and .pther; articles stolen
and believed. to have been sent by
Loomis to the home‘ oi‘ 18-)ear-old
Helena Smith. of Springfield, Mass. ‘
United States Marshal Jacob I).
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M1 er. a", nr ivy ~‘1 no)
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AVII the New Patterns.
. 175' A... A. ‘ Friday and Saturday Specials
b éllo8r (0 'firal
BOSTONBAGS (Cow-Hide) ewe}-
. .an,‘ 1}» . ‘-
V5,NVrV.wkal,c “I“ "on 1“ mm M!_ Walter- left New Havenfor Salt Lake SUIT CASES—AS 10W as ... .. .... .....y. .. . .. . .... . ......... ....... ..‘ 99C 23
.............................................. 3:33:13, 333; 835.5133: 321:2. BLACK ENAMEL CASES (Satin Lined) 32.25 'i
with having 'xhen to another man
which means. it is asserted. that the
man was to collect a bonus from
the. government Upon ‘re-rznlistling un- .
de'r Murray‘s name. ‘ The i,nJieged ,
ofienSe was committed at Salt Lake
City. , 7 A
Th" “umber °f ”em” 0°"fined m ‘ ' ' school children s feeding and 5. 000. -I
wrisoiis jails and police stations in -1 - . ’ _P ‘ -
Connecticut July fist. this year, was TW“ TAKEN PRO” ggfixjggeameganeffed persons and limit . The Textile Store
1 600. compared with 1404 on July
Men’s Furnishings, Leather Goods, Novelties and Umhrellas at Remarkable
Low Prices.
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What You Want in
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if vou buy our meats. Give us your
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. The likely sources of these funds
“ wuhm M , . let 191' (. according to figures issued have not vote been Specified although: 56 In All Wool Tweeds, Hcme-
. V E E I by the census buucau at “ashingioll , large contributions are expected 1‘1 om spuns and Heavy Coatings,
- » 3’93“"1‘13’ 0‘ “‘5? total f°r ““3 year the central gox ernment. $1. 59 Yam U
. 589 Wore reported for the state re- V p.
69 N0. Main Street Phone 1340 South Norwalk formntory. 84 for the women' a farm. LUXURIVOUS, PLAID BACK Complete Instructions for home
444 from nine connty jails and 226 \‘ASHVILLE T3911" Oct. ‘30. ~—Two 1 sem‘fith
from nineteen cities. or this 3'Vcar'sV men recently comicted Ami man- OVERGOA’I‘S People’ 5 Home Journal and
nummgh 163‘ were foninles. siaugliter were taken from We county ' Designer Patterns.
l? nited States Diétrict Attorney jail at Camden. early t ‘ orning. V.
Schultze, S Saturda S S George H. Com made an application Md shot to death in a “ma t lot two $2500 and up. .136 Washington St.
heroic Judge Edu‘m S. Thomas. in hundred yards from the jail. South Norwalk.
on SHOULQV MAKE Y DCClfll
the l'nited States "District court. at - The prisoners. Ed _Hartlcy and his P 1 'Cl th
New Haven yosterdd‘y. for a permnn- sonrswqre held in connection with the ace 0 es
cni injunction to close. Eckart Broth- murder of Connie Hartlev, nephew of'
erS' brewery. or Iirldegport. and to Ed Hartlm. Sh
prmeni its USC for any purpose for Between twentv- the and fifty men 0p
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one ear: He also' asked for an “ith faces blacktd appeared at , JESS SCHOOL ~ . ; l W
0+de to seize, the Stock and equip- Jail and overpowering Sheriff FlowerS. HOUSE, M9" . “to F ende'l
f atl 1 concerning \ioln- “‘01“ the Hartleys and marched thfll‘ 13 N0. Main St. SO. NW3!!! .mp3,
firm ISSWw‘Z: )nus on sown to the \acani: lot. where they riddled . Md m V
‘ ‘ Marietta Order , ,,
; ml to .t 35 WARM
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Sirloin, Porterhouse and
Round Steak - 25c 1b.
. . A, V Legs of SpringLambr 35¢ ,
m - “ * ' F orequarter of Lamb. :- 20c lb.
Luv/1110", V V . V V VVV ; . V ,
th e o1riVe- them with bullets ~ V V V VV V ., _,
$11-21th was filed against I 7.78:} 73‘ the {fine a; thankiliing of Gentile .. H ,;_ VV V 7 WW
, Asking 810.006 damagfis for in- Hart]?! ‘1? h‘cbruarV) ibis até‘js ‘ " " V V. A M _ Welding mailbm l
juresV and perrri'auéiit 3083 of beauty John ar 9"” was ser ans ’3 un SPECIAIé FDR m »
Victoria V .10 if? Weiv Hartford Ed and George Hartley were con- _ V
R \ ted oi‘ \oluntarv manslaughter A . ‘WEEK
sometimes a ”"3!an dancer. has 9&t. 22 and made a motion {or a new ' - -
n-q—n—um-n—w
brought suit to the superior court ”1.11.me WESELY_ {
ag‘ms' Frank M cuson “9d Maurice This was the first case in Benton ' . ' ‘ ‘8 M“ 8: Phi)!” ‘5‘
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Wyggl (1/ S“"“’““ of H“ ford Miss "\asko County‘s history of prisoners being .mve Oak Bil heat’ “ 4
or . 11" “3‘ ruling in the all]: car of Sulllv'an 8. taken fro niauthorities and shot. 3 Ib- pkg- ------------- 220. ‘
“2,7 73' - — a V motorcycle on the ensuing of .Iul)’ 28 * V * ‘ . Gold S
in reliably .Intormed um i . ’ ' . . 7 '- 3921' $11933 fulfil?! ELM“ “2‘33: mum's POOR MAE en yrup, can ------- 8"
”weather's coming. You know A . irouci . a n 3 rec 11V ar . ‘ Gm GOVERNMENTAL HELP Macaroni or S a bet 1 —-—~i
‘ our home needs the lnetalla- l c ze S m at etS m mm mm Manicuscos ”Mk [mum HAMBURG” OCt' 21.«—Two hundmd 2 158.1) g t ’ ‘
I “Ow eating syltem and . . V up in the hghwny and Miss \asko m and Veighty million marks ale required
' gig quiter llably informed that
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heir complaint says there “as no red to Help the poor of Hamburg city and Pink 8 I on I] size
light onVihe roar ol’ it. V state through the “inter according to 2 cans for, ’ m
Antonio Roland; who 3““ Frank 3. nestimate of the public Welfare of— ' ‘ ' '_ """ - '
' Como. or Waterbury; at Savin ROCK flee which has been submitted to the
, “if. the proper plumbers to at-
' to that matter.
- ilAYHOND & DEAR
’38 and 43 Main Street, Rex-walk.
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. Norwalk.
Weather! Georgetown Dal-ion auntie"! Black Rock Bridgeport
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on July 13. and whom a-‘B’l‘and jury state senate "’
“COMPANY recently failed to indict on the charge 'ihe sum would include the follow
of murder. in the first degree plead— ing prm isions: 100 000. 000 for general Vgs—V‘VV STIJLL
3 flax Hill 30“. ed guilty to manslaughter in the Su— welfare activities. 20 000. 000 for war . , *
~ . perio‘r ‘.court at‘ New Ha\en, Tuesday. sufferers. V50 mm 000 for fuel for the V — ., . “fl
’ He will be sentenced .next Tuesday needy. 10 000.000 for clothing and 2! 00m ,8” East Nam on F . a t “‘1‘ Old
. ‘ A few days ago, when State's,Attorne-y shoes. 25 000: 000 for reducing the V . 1'18! 5 a e
VlVV “‘ Ailing was tf'yingr‘ to get a second prices of milk "40 000, 000 for lower- , , Pu -
RWALKS ELECTRIC: r0 . grand Jury to tak'e- up~the Raine ing the cost of foodstuffs. 30, 000. .002 .. m
French Kid Gloves .. ....... .. ............. 2. 50 case.- the accused man s counsel AAA..- for the establismwt and conduct 0 . -— vrsrr — W
mp0 Kid 316v . . V . . .. . . . A . - ’ :1 95 drew from the case. Gn Tuesday he V fie 01d ell 5c‘Cigar and
1-0 W 118115 Gloves. ' ' ' ' ' ' "' ' """" ’ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ was represented by Mayor Ii‘ltzGerald '~ . ' if; . the Perfecto Bouquef:
VV . _ “3 Bed -_--°--------~---------~---$1M and Attorney Iarardi. who madea . ‘ ‘- apiro Bras ‘l' “loc-
'ESHINGTOH ST 01181110“ I). eGauntlets.V............................ 89c shortplealnhlsbehalf. ». - '
« Chamois suede Gloves . . . . . . . . . . . ........ '. .......... 59c ‘ What the speakers declared to be ' ' ‘ A NO 920315031238 on on WI!
eflE 959 - the need of imee‘dlatelj' putting into V .V ‘ L , I'm STORE ‘ : . A 1032‘“ Mammmugan
» practice the "open shop" idea to ' » . ‘ ‘ " > .7 M at“ price. ‘
' M“ MNIE JEANETT W" W“ “S Wm ' ‘
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A"... A. a... AAA. at E gag” 1:33;); .fngggcgl #2:? g: M... Mei-£2 Tells gow Lydia Everybody m the Emu: - - r .
Tol- SF?!- . -. f‘tmnking things o‘hc’to ai successful 12. Pinkhame egotable ' ' ' ' , A
. 56 South Main Street . Z ,2? ' V f V Phone. 909 conclusion" ' now, thgjfie xparecl the find , 1-23 WMGTON m 7- ' ‘
tragedy 3t “fighting; ‘fliem out .to a
V . , V v . . , . , . . . . . , finish” later: .was seriously stressed :7: J WW w 80 3‘,me “on ‘Dorlon House!
'H. - ' --------------- ' -------------- -VV.------ "'.""" Tuesday afternoon by representatives ., tryfi 7 ‘ 7 _ V . ', _ V,
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or the National Association of Manu-
‘ racing-eke speaking before members of ’ ‘ .7 Com _ I; A, V A 2“ \ m l ‘ *—
may ' the Open Shop_ Co 1 - doiiesomnchfor-
. Merence of Connec— , . ,
11 X S rt H -"‘°“" “C" “d were “new!“ - » %= we: Mm A. a .. Eli” 3““ Y3“g Mell’s Shore Dinners
M“ FURNISHERB uracturers and businesi men from all . . .V. V 533:" 719,0“? Sfilts V -
parts of the state gathered it the
Hartford club in Hartford. "
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—--———-—-—«-— . pening pecial
u‘AKéfiofF mnsESEOEs-T s - $2135 7 V , ,7 3““ M“ WV
. 03E. .139 ‘AUTVOnVOBIVLE ." ; V” V V in _;; 2]: A I‘M V V _
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We have a- wide variety of attractive patterns and calors . WASKINGTON C , . ~ ‘ , - ~—
. Census Boreas: figures ,
' in all wool, silk and wool, and plated Wool, to meet every re“ ‘ the art 0‘ maklnszhonesh .
quireme’nt. » . '.' Vj f
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. y-«represeut style, comfort and durability, and are. distinct. V '
.4. Iii-r wh'. Krrwv .
* tively the hose for outdoor wear in cool. weather. ' " “t.
may fit. So. Mel-walk
PalaceClothesShop — “ r - 1 ~ j ‘4‘
13 N. Main 31;. So am aooxxeemfla Vatican-mun
Accouurme TYPEWRITING
' . ~ . ~ , -- . . ,_ .- A. . , V Enema T'BBANGHES
VAPOR]? A m - ' V. ' V ~ {,7 - «.mr - - V .. _ V -, ,' ig'V VVVV V.” V V ~ VVV ,. . - - VV ;ri A . 5. V7 :1 - . ,v . V V_ . V V.V VV V :va ”and min" sésions
soon be 1023!. ,
driving the iron odho‘rs'é of "
business. Horse; that" pull plows or1 ;
wagons through or “Tm grOuan: 7'
need no shoes. , ' -
It'll! A... ma In the plants from 919 to 305;
- and“ the value 0 u " ‘ a
‘ mfi.‘ " "Hf" ‘ ‘ “mug ; out tell Viz-on; $33th W (its turns »*
"14“)! 0) :2— -' s" ,,'V"'-er at.” . .
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