Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 16, 1922 · page 12

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Are you sure you know what
when you purohnse ! The l)

FOWLER’S '“

69 No. Main Street

Build I Storm Dears and Sash

BEAT THE COAL SHOBTAGE
the ooeizo (mummmywm
‘ m mr

kind of lumber you are getting

lol- the purpose! We are here

at
e not. We
furnish

that you get what you wan

ervice and see
of your questions and to

to answer any

you quotations.

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for Sheetroek-Celotex—Qorneii Well Boarde.
Oreo-Dlpt Stained Shinglee.

the Time to Look oat for Winter Storage.
Prepared to Give You the Best of Service.

1.. BENEDICT

-73 North Kain Street.

 

 
 

 
 
 

Phone 1310' 7 South Norwellt

 

 

SMALL PORKLOINS To ROAST .' . ..... .
LEAN POT ROAST 14c lb.
HOME-MADE LINK SAUSAGE

22c lb.

35c lb.

 

 

Total f9r1922 UgmN 1.1.

 
 
 

HABTFOBD.Nov.16.I-——Inieresting
figures were received this week at the
Chamber of Commeree from we of-
. (icon of the State Motor Vehicle de-
partment. The figures bring out tile
facttw men for 1921,1832; noel-
dents in the slate of Connecticut
allowed it decrease per 10Q,900 popu—
lotion over the year before. The fatal
accident statistics for 1922 an thé
plate of Connecticut as compared
- with 1921 are an follows

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

1921 1922
. Jahuary .. .............. 9 ' 5
' February ......... » ..... . 11
“March - 14

 
 
 
 

 

 

Totals to Nov. 1 ...... 195 173
It will be noted that the total numt
her of total accidents in Connecticut
to Nov. 1.1522 in 172, as compared
with i96 o! the corresponding period

 
 

’less Intel accidents in Connecticut in
the nrnt ten months or 192 zillion in
1321. notwithstanding an increase in

. vehicles in traillc

Public sentiment in the state in
turning again-l. motor which: occi-
dents the state department and all
enforcement authorities. including the
courts. are becoming more severe on
canon or reckless driving. There 11M
been a continuoua no accident com
7 pulgn in Connecticut since'th‘e first of

April. 1922. This no accident cam-
— pnlgn has' been run in pretensionnls
with the co operation of volunteer or-
. saturation: and associations all oier
the State. The result is quite apparent
at this time.

 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

We are prepn
OIL, GAS

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[Are Yo”

FOR THE com

red to take good ollre of you on all the following
winter needs:

AND WOOD HEATERS, AXES, SAWS, COAL
HODS, FURNACE SCOOPS, ASH CANS & SIFTERS.

Rosenfield Brothers

125 Washington Street

. 80. Rel-walk
Phone 340—- Free Delivery.

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More inlenslve walk is needed and
more acthe individual participation in
the sa'Tr-ly campaign by every driver.

4 (in-rs om WITH malts;
BUT

ill TLAXD \gL. Nox. 16.~—Thomus
l). \‘ool u! Mouxii llollv lost his lem-
pox when he could not got 'Cenirnl"
on Um telephone. l-ie ripped the in-
strument from the Will oi’ his home.
dumped it into his automobile and
thi’u drou mo miles to the home of
the telephone operator and filled the

 

 

do“ in the front door.

 

Quality Groceries and

 

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Free Delivery

 

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A. F. Beckmann 69‘ CO., Inc.

83 Washington Street

South Norwalk
1405

 
 

in City Court yesterday he pleaded
guilt; to a charge of breach of the
‘ . peace paid a fine. of :25 agreed to re.
j Izmir the damaged door and plomieed
lo in il lc l1 phones; “ill! more respect
in UMI {mun-

 

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JIIL\\'S 01" STATE T0 11.11513
3200.000 I90“ P.1LI-JS’I‘LY E

lxcw "nu-n (‘mncnliun November 26
l to Start Campaign!

1 .\‘l-2\\' HAVEN Nov. “5wa call has
in 1 n issued to all Jewieh ('ommuniilvs
. ,ll. ( omwrucul lmlling .loh ggxles from
\‘(Ul§"(g.,lil10nq Zionist societies. lodges

‘and lnsmutlorw mr n lmnentlon 10
lbw llt'ld. Sunday, November 26, at lhc
lHoiel Tall. New Haven.

 

 
 
 
 
 

ind .flflfliny but saus-
hl this nlumblng shop.
the plumbing eupplice we
I‘W't find a fixture that
' reacted In a dependable
We eleo‘ went you to
awry job of plumbing
the person who or.

uruoxn e pm
< 0mm
Bill Bond.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 

3.8 fliClRlC CO,

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials

 

 

Fresh Mackerel

Cod Fish Steak
SalmonSteak
Haddock

FlatFish...

25c 1b.

Finnan Haddie .............. 18c lb.

Dressed Eels ................ «. 32c lb.

Halibut Steak ............... . 32¢ lb.

Weak F znh .................. 22c lb.

Butter P ish .................. 28c lb.

Boston Blues ................ 14c lb.

Snapper Blues ............... 18c lb. ' ,
Oysters - - - - 409 pint

lelops ............ 50:: pint

Sword Fish ........ . . . . . . . . .350 3b.;

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I-eeeeeeeIUODOCO'p 1% lb.

14c 1b. lBlneFish 25cm

 

 

 

This oonwniiou is called for the
g-Dmpow of starting the :lriuI for the
KI ron Hawsod (Palm-Kim Foundation
El.- undl. 'l‘ he Connn client Jr: ws are to

As“ 32011300. A Stole campaign
committee and cilia-es “ill be. chosen
Largo delegations lire expected from;
Hartford New Rayon. Bridgeport.
Stamford “lite: bury. \‘ou “durum;
View London. South Norwnik. Dan—
bury, Derby. Gwenwlch, Ansonia, ’i‘or- l
XVilllmnmic. Colt

mung-g

:‘rin'gton. “limited.
wheeler, Putnam. Mllh’llnlown. ,
_ aton. South Manchester. \iuridun.
Ifi‘nnlngford and Bristol.

Th9 call! has been issued by illel
‘ Provisional Koren Hayesod (‘onnnllitrel
191‘ the State and is signed by tho
rrgional (lilac tor Isaac Carmd of
jfiuritord. The call has also been ,. n-
domed by promim at. Jewish leaders
. end rabbis in Connecticut. ‘
.' The Koren Hayeeod is aiding
Lecitlement of Jews in Palestine by
creating better sanitary conditions.
looklnx after {he health of the people,
Wblmhlng and maintaining educa-
tflonnl institutions. taking care of im-
euigrnnts and supporting large coloni-
entlon enterprises.

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TRIAITY CHCRGH NOTES
There will be .1, special meeting of
the \estry for a few minutes after the
late morning service next Sunday.
3. The regular monthly Sunday enm-
mg organ recitals will be resumed next
Sunday a: 7: 39 p.111.
Tickets are now on Sale for "Don-

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

lln 1921. That is. there have been 2: .

excess of 20 per cent in (be number or ‘

PAID WELL FOR 11.

imurc uniform laws and

llxlures through the. plate gins: “in-y

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toObtamBetter for

1mm Motor-lets

NEW RAVEN. Nov. 16. —-—There are
1 250. 600 motorists in \‘ew England.

 
 

 

 

about 20 000 or them being members

of recognized automobile clubs and.
thronkh the formation of a. New

lEnzinn‘d federation of these clubs. a

movement in which the Automobile
Club 02 New Han en in taking an
active part. it is hoped to bromolo the
saints and comfort or all motorists.
lotions
for motorbts and otherwise contribute
to motoring convenience and pleasure.

Donald A. Adams of the local club.
back here from a conference at Hart-
lord Oi representatives from practi-
Lilly only automobile club in Sew
Engllnd. stature that the federation
plan met with enthusiastic npprmal

The that that such a federation “ill
enable the clubs to nork as a unit in
line standardization of motor laws.
high“ 3:; marking. road construction
and maintenance mode a strong ap—
peal to the. club repramntatives and
there is lime doubt llmi this big union
ul motorists “ill be a bustling realitx
.in :i (on months

It “as the opinion that New Eng-
and motorists are not roccix- lug prop»
( r consideration for the enormous
amount of money tniy pay in more,
and this was Shown to be. osper tally so
in tin gm olnmcnt's program of new
loans

A! the llmtiord (‘Oilfi rence of club
1(I.Ipr(seniati\es. Supt. Robert T. Hur-
h) Of the stale pOllce urged the i‘ r-
motion of the federation, commended
its purpose. and said he would co-
operate in every wax possible lor uni-
term txaific regulations throughout
New. England.

A committee has been named to
work out the details or the plan of
organization.

SAT 1-: YOI‘R COAL FOR A.

r“ FOLDER DAY IS COMING

HAli’l‘lI‘UliD Nox lfiu—linn)
pie. according to Thomas “212115313“,
state lIHucIllddminisuator. are of the
opinion. due. to lhe max-ailing mild
weather. that the) will be able to beat
their hoxms this winter I«liliout any
iurther count-ration ‘or fuel. In once
more “arming the people of {his State
to make sure that they purchase in
.‘lddillon to their
nnro a snilicieui suppl‘ or the substi-
tute sizes of anthracite coal Mr Riza-
sell says that we may any day cxpcrl‘

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bringing with it A severe blizzard and

"fire,"

ing to cause areal suffering.

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If the.
necklace of l{Mil Rainbow Hues were
000 and 3150.000.

Vnttl Pearle. have the same look,
teed (that’s fair} to match our skin.
Whether your skin in light or dark,
in or ruddy. we have a. Vnttl Pearl
necklace to harmonize with it.

 
 
 
 

 

 

Wednesday night by the Young Peo-
rplo' 3 Music and Dramatic Guild}: 1‘
\Vaiflen and cameo will he lured at
the "Round robin party.” at the lion:
. of Man. W. R. Pennington, 11 need
etreet next Thur-held ' “
invitations are being
oral announcement.

 
 

eon Dnbhs," which is to be given next ,

men , Ellen. one or the menu
the most beautiful pearl in
. if it matches the skill; not,

and
til
it it t.

On ‘10. to $100 for a firstvquality
pear neurone—«Vein is made in one

 

It in t“ greatest lm-r '

 

 

 

Hartford Conference Hopes

DEO- . Y

regular coal allow-‘

(no; a sudden change in the weather;

that. when this does happen. it ingov

139 pearls on a 30-inch4

Oriental. it would cost between Slim. ~ -'

some wear, no steal, no care, gunran- "-

 

 
 
 

 

Gloves, Hosiery, Neckwear. Underwear.

Easy shopping for 1211689 most needed items at one big, long counse. r
the eastern entrance to our Store. Ear

THE BEST FOR THE MONEY IS ALWAYS FOUND HERE.
' 7 30151138117011. EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY.
Only the most reliable makes in every grade of Silk, iisle, wool or 5......“
’ QUE STOCK 0F GOLF STOCKINGS IS COMPLETE

RELIABLE UNDERWEAR—All weights m shirts, drawers and .
men and boys, women and children

BUY GLOVES AND NECKWEAR HERE

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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You Will Be Surprised to See the Bea, uiiful Selection Sumac: .0,
the Occasion. '

 

 

 

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SILKS LINEN‘S
WOOLEfis N?“ 8 TRlMMmGs
VELVETS No. Mom Street SCARFS
DRAPERIES So BLANK
., . orwalk ETS
CURTMNS N 'BED SETS
Pill SEEM lN NOSE - VISIT —-
lino STOP CATARRH S 7 , B
Tdhfinhmflog Nos- hail!!!) 1'05. l
LIVE STORE
You led line in :1 few moments}. . k
Your (old in luad ox catarrh will be Something for
gone Your clog god nogriis will open. verybody ' amfl
The air passages of your hoax. will E m the P y' l l
clear and you can breathe freely. No on 91K
more dullness. headache; no hawking, so. N w CONN' l
summing, mucous discharges or dry-
ness; no struggling for breath at. 123 WASHINGTON STREET

night.

Tell your druggist you want a. small
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply a
little of his fragrant
in your nostrils. lot it pelictmie
through every air passage of the
head; soothe and heal the swollen, in~
flamed mucous membrane, and relief
comes instantly.

It is just What every cold and (‘3.—
tz-A‘rh sufferer needs. Don't
stufl’edmp and miserable—Adv.

antisopiic creanr

stay

 

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CLOTHIERS G. FURNlSHERS

“To Men IWho Know”

 

153 Washington St. So. Norwalk J

Nowell 6? Murray

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

YOU CAN E\JCY

breakfast and slug;
longer if 301: have

 

 

 

 

 

 

SPECIALS sf ", FOR THE
WEEK ,

Gold Medal or Jones’ Flour,
Bag ....... $1.10

Live Oak Buckwheat Flour,
3mm. - ........ 22c

Plum Oliveg, large bet, 10o.

 

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barge Califormngrnnes, 19c E

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

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for your table and 1»
you investigated to .
trinity can help you
work? _
W'e ll be glad to tell .‘ L

 

9 any time.
A. D. Morgan
WASHlNGTON STEzE- __I

 

 

 

 

Old Friends at the 01d
- Price
, m Old Well 5c Cigar am
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 106. .
ring on Old W53
MM are the em alga“
mode at this price. . -

 

 

' The Textile Store

56 man All Wool

 

. ‘HOMESPUN ...... S'- 59 rd-
: h All Wool
“ l2:63am ............ $1 25 1;

(Peoples! Home Jew-ml a. Dessgn
Pattern: Make Home Sewing
Easy and Econom. .cal.

 

 

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