Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 4, 1922 · page 12

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”:fyBu Storm D00rs and Sash

yTO BEAT THE COAL SHORTAGE. .
Will make the cool 30 nether-bend“ keeping you worm. L °.° ‘33-:- maggf‘ngawfi: -

 

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‘when' you purchase 3 The best for the purpose! We are here ..
to give You Service and see that you get what you want. wc- molest. finding a clue-tome ‘

 
 
 

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l 0! our “emails and to m . whereabouts. They sent, out
’ :3; 3301;881:311? alllwel' any y- q ~ I oral alarm. notlfylng Bridgepo J
0 . ' ' ‘ ' ' - that this c’l‘tyxln‘ turn might ions out

 
 

 

» the alarm to other; cltlesin the

' metropolitan police dll'fi'lot,
The H tdl & Baile CO. C Porter at six o’clock was walking
a y - 3-1033 the Post Road in Wéstport It

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

- t t east 1 the ,
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' 37.94”” 3“'9“ 39m 2 . . _ Buckley’s brldge‘ near the West ,1 .- t’ 01" dark _.
1. ............... - _, , .......... .. . .' thporttovrnlmejm Som‘ _ .. -
. ~ _. Mrs. Nourco was at e u . port_ can 3N CBMFGRT! BI” ES
' t .j: I. ‘ t 3“ railroad lllon Imahemet ‘. _-,. Coleen-lionessseosoooOsIooOlo 90,75 $5153$

 

husband. He got into the automo-

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’ ~ 1 - ...- see $.22 “822.; $22.24: ,
THE MAN’S SHOP- I The New-co roar xedntoweerd Woi-I
- ._ .. 5 Elude Battery Service ..tm . ..

m no... 3 ... mom ml! mo mom mm ...... .. ...,232: embers 2: W e Rent Vacuum Cleaners

 

: Shel-ll! Clark Klrk. “when this man

'-—- MO Block —' appeared to step firom the side of

 
 

For
[EN & WOMEN
amortment' covers every-H

this; desirable in Wool;
am: i Wool‘, Part Wool. "

the road'tdlrectly in the path of my.
car. He had at least seven tee: or

I I ' I ' j clearances homo or why he suddenly
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_ For the modest sum of $2.00 per day, which includes delivery return as
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. 1 road. I don’t know. At any rate.
73 North Main Street. . the rlght headllght of the car struck
Mm and knocked hlm to the pave-

,, meat. His head struck the hard 3.3mm, McLean. I; Mr. Spollacy is

”me"- ”“1 "'9 "8’".th Wheels elected. it means that he will use ‘ user an A:
FOWLER’S MARKET

went over his 168‘!- I I stopped ‘t to work bolt]: the South even though
ell-No. Main Street ._ Phone 1340 " South Norwnlk

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

m PRIOR mos:
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once. We “Md him into the car Connecticut ls a manufacturing city. EXANDE ,
”“1 N‘hed t° u“ “deuce °f D" It means that you will not be repre- 1

George Thlelcke. Dr. Thlelcke “" sented In the manner you should be
he was badly tuft. 50 it w decided- Do not do? any-thing- to impede Mr

Hardlng‘s progress.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 

once " » ' 1 .
' ‘lum ‘ “I want to talk of the state ticket. No. a
- me“ “ 9‘ sm' It ls a. splendid ticket all the way ‘ 400 , 400
. Porter was brought Into Columbus hrough 'Colonel Blngham, (3“qu -~ .. N0. um 8m“
FRESH HAMS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27c 10- ““9““ ”mm “m“ 7 °°‘°°"' Haven. is a wonderful m“ 3““ m PEOPLE 80 Norwalk
5 ' Isiel[°& mm”: 3n?::dczm‘::;r:ulater without re- the Connecticut legislature are good . ' PEOPLE
_ 5-Ngrwalk c PORK LOINS TO ROAST 27c lb. “new We were new ... ...... ..... of mu... m. 1. why __

 
 

Colonel'Blngham should be elected.

"I want to be a good governor and HAVE VISI'I'ED THE LITTLE STORE ON THE C0RNEB4
the only way to be this ls to be’houest ‘ ~—
th'the people. If I am to be hon-

est I‘cannot tell you what I am going ,
to do lt I am elected because I may "stun 0""."6' Cleanliness.

not have the power to carry. out my All the fur-Wag snlmals are most 4!

the man's injury shortly after he
urrlved at the hospltal and held
Mrs. Nource on a. technical charge of
breach of the peace. The woman
was turned over to Sheriff Klrk of
Westport on Ms arrlval here. She

 
 

FRESHSHOULDERS....................20clb..

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'—"——' - m at llberty on her own ”“3““ promlses. There is much talk about ”men“? In the matter 0‘ cleanli- 1' ’— VISIT _ {
e . . :n'cetlpelfidmgl the filing of the corou~ reduction of taxes. but all approprl- ness, and this ls a necessity to the i o
Quall‘ y Grocenes an rgmitrngsen the case} S t , atlons bllls comes before a commlt- wlld. forthe fractlon of a second in _, Shaplro BIOS!
, - . wealthiest e339 :3“? :1 "m “n" tee; thence before the House and rapidity or movement often means the
GOLDEN s 0 tlme an “:6 rla'lirer det“” at one Senate and then sent tothe governor Menace between life and death to E
Free * Dehvel'y . mom: 2“ . ‘24” .. M... n .. ...... concerned. so .. 1m 8m
00 Washington list. . “mm" °‘ “we" ° disapproves the bill. it can be passed must be he t sm lb and supple ln ,
, 7 the death of a former negro slave p 90 . Sam f r
. woman who made her home with him oxer his head Thus it can be seen order a“ tolnlerl'ere wlth ““4“" and ’ ' M 0
. ln Stratt‘ord how ilttle power he has in this matter. Quiet motion. Everybody in the Family.
A F Beekm 11 & CO Inc He made fortunate lmestmenu In "If the gentleman from New Haven. g ...!
o . an o, a mu street and with the cap"... (Mm' David “Warm“ cand‘dm —-Trn sentinel Want Advertise- so. NORWALK, CONN.

for governor on the Domocratlc meets for the best results.
““18 “mum"‘a‘fl‘t ~"° entered the ticket) thinks he can run state af- '
real estate buslness. At the time of

 

 

fairs. he ls‘mlstakcn. He will and ' 123..WAMGTON STREET

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

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,1 A i V 83 Washington Street South Norwalk
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. hls death' he. was the owner of it
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F? PHONE 1405 Pm DELIVERY Io’col-e of line houses as well as the a: diamayufifimlf 52%;; (it: if“: gaming-(en fol- . e .
£125.13313‘a‘m mmnfif'“, cent" ence to cut the tax rate. Glastonbury Underwear, Rois . F _ S. LYON
Quarter 9' million solar-s. c one to .’ "Bur you don't want to out the road Union Suits, Tom Wye m , s
: . ...... .. ......m... m .....- asserts: “g. .‘1:.:“2:..§:i;‘€§ M... m. m 59° . JOB pmrma
MAKES G ‘2” and l; thlsicltzz. For a number do with it I want 'to increase the Shirts, MW Hats.
0 years c m “ tilt-rod ln Florlda ’
ILL- HEALTH L , « . . ...m .1... ...... some um.» abroad. :fifi'fh”;2‘§§°£..§.‘lial°$”d{£323.33 A" smm' 3‘33; at mm“ - m “M
TAKEA FrenchKidGloves..................................$2.50 MONOPLANE IS Iwillpromlsotodolstogetthemost
GapeKidGloves....................................$1.95 - 0“! 0fthemoney thatpomestothe

 

 
 

 

LongChamoisSuedeGloves.......................... $1.00
ChamoisSuedeGauntlets 890
Chamois Suede Gloves 590

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SAILING To THE state. It is up to you people here to ‘
' see that men of the best type go to alace ClOthBS 8110
EAST SEABOARD Hartford. Get out and get the voters P - , , "' p GET A SQUARE DEAL
interested in your gatherings and out 13 N- m Stu ‘ 80- NW_ We "will buy your household
(Continued From Pagqrbne) on election day '- . . goods. gags. papers. junk and all
" l " second— and goods. Anything you
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dipped about 150 miles lnlo Kansas 1‘
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ty of the goods. A square deal

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files the distance. ls something ' like

 

 

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' ‘ra s a - .
- {ambe 56 south Main Street ‘ ‘ Phone 909 ately 1. 500 mlleo and as ts: 1.0;ng l Neweu & Murray P 32 VanPiandt .33:th /
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Second-hand Goods Always so“

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essay on plumbing is that the sort
plumbing we do makes a sanl-
27“" home poss‘flil’e and causes Ill
:hflslth to vsmcose from the prom-
And we would like to impress
wlth the fact that we under-
_nd the plumbing business well
ugh to be able to render you a'

 

 
 

Early today at Scott Fleld Belle-
vlewvllle,1ll..scveral army officers
went up ln airplane to greet the
transcontlncnlnl filers, but descended;
after a time when they found no
trace of the T-2 _ ' ‘

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» 1 f‘To Iden Who Know” r,
1 , W '7 A limbo Bodia. Fenderl
I 153 Washlnoton so ‘go. Not-well! , Lamps, haired and

Schultze’ 3 Saturday Specials

 
 

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greeflegeggtn e hm Fresh Shoulders, 19c lb. eggshell ne‘er, m..- 1 4. _. , mad. ... om...
cm 11 — 1 .7 . at»; .
2‘ COMPANY Pork Roast ............ ................. 28c lb. poi. will forfn’ifiafificg‘iktfifiinwnf«72s2 l ' -. . _ r“ . Welding w o! All no

r" ‘ZF'lmrHillnosd, Lameorequa;ters....... ........ .......20clb.

RoundSteak - 25c lb:
SirloinSteak.......... ..... ...............30clb

not sighted from Séott Field. omcers
mat the latter place sold they belleved
the ship had been mined by watchersl “.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

READY RAzoR TonAY VICTOR WESELY

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

and was continulng east, its speed i ' v .. .
Veal Roast . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... e. . . . 22c lb. §;°‘e’”:‘_"£fm"g take" “ m“ mam“ * Tl .s. 15 the storm king . 43 Chestnut 3., Phone at!
L f" . ‘ 8mm Shoulders . s s . - - O s . s e o . . . o . o s . o . . . 160 the For four hours yesterday the T-2 VERCQAT ‘ ' All Of Th $00 Nels l-l' - 7
El" ythirl Purit H ms 30 m was lost so far as. ‘army officers and O - eSe
ectr-lcalfl an a ‘ ’ ' ' ‘ ’ """""" . """ ‘ ' ' ' ' c newspapers were concerned, over the _
" ' Bread and Butter Roost . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22c lb. sparsely settled southwest. . 1 All the good things you ’Ye ‘ ' Offered for $1 00
Guaranteed Eggs . . . . . .. ...... .. . .. 45c dozen ..h E‘Eflggfii 2L;eN;;se; 73': ever read or heard about , , 7
Mtave .b elevllle abouta: 40a. m. today. , " ~ 47,9 .e 1‘. .. -. ’
Visit our getfile apartment, 43 Main St, Norwalk B ' a Winter overcoat is con 0 351m
_ Army omcors at Scott Field. near cen‘trated in this one. -; .- . >.~ . ~ .
. “all! It- , ' "F" : 11:"? said they heard the burr of an ' And the pric , ~ l 1 ‘ l TnumPh
1N ‘" 1”- . , ~ ranemotrt‘htl ,bt 1d , ' ~ .’
“9“"... 2m“ schultze s Sanitary Markets ...”... basalts? , “. $16 50 t: $45 00 1. comm
‘ ’ ‘ ' Lieut. -G . w. f ' = Purim
as and 43 Main Street. sax-walk. , 0" Templeton : - 1: . on Friends at the 01d
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, Bo. lot-walk". Addresses Local Club COP . ': GHT ‘ Supreme \ ~ -
Visas" Georgetown Dal-lea camel-d Black look Bridgeport . . (Continued tn)“. Fix-gt Page). " V ' A 1‘ :7 C ‘ A ’ , Vlatdl. ‘ Price and
1 I ti hi" m l I l . . . , ‘ ' '_ The Old Well5cCiga1' .
c - ‘ “ficé‘fi‘é‘smfizfi 21%; 3‘32"?“ C (“lung 0-“ , l~ 3“. 0‘“ WM"- » ' the Perfecto Boucluet
' w was lstened to t muc n- . t_ ‘
. ._. "a“ ,9 0 Northlfl‘am 8t. . - - _. .» ”1011'
PRO . hen e be S 3 P30!!! Jar: ll: ls segreat fiction to become . ‘ " . q . . ; .' , . J . . . 1d W3
DELIVERY' . m acquainted with many substantial , ~ . 1 . . profiteel'lng on O
a». "..., u up. wNMHu ‘ ‘ ’ . 'men and women. . lam not going to f' " ~r" . , -- ' ' _, ‘ ' ~ A.. D. Morgal}: im my mm m clgflfl
' ‘ i , , ; 331113“: gelling; game but simply SPECIALSF‘ORTHF _ 1 7 , . . _ made stem: price.
. ew u , ‘1‘: h t w. #‘n‘fip, ', J .5 , . ,
" ' . " _. . ' _ ' “You will remember conditions a?! _ 1' WEEK _ ' . .
O—Cedar Maps; treated with oil, - ' ‘ - - ‘ ' “ ~ 4

 

 

 

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' BOOKKEEPING SHORTHAND _
ACCOUNTING TYPEWRITING
ENGLISH BRANCHES

Liveoak Buckwheat flour
3‘11) pkg. ........r....'

.‘ Werfipaghetfi,,
- Elbe. for

 

 

will absorb dust and give hard-

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Textile Store wood floors a bountmful lustre. .

'.rrlccs..........$1.ooes1.50

 
 
 

 
 

.937 and Evening Sessions
Enter Any Day

s'A'rl-l nose CLOTH
W560. requlm no seam-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

eom or chfldrfi . ‘ .. M 1 S
sun 1 O‘Ceda‘r Oil all sues, bottles ‘ brought about . W BUSINLS
”‘2’”. '0 330mm,: 6 ‘ 30° . bond Senat r Gem-£13: mix“ to V ‘ . I ‘ GES
. y; . ‘ i 9 c n k to ’
t e an cans. ,. , and up. . 1 GOLLE

 

 

 

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