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,‘Ne‘Wi SWIAM G38 ' manufacturer. is W... In.
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RIDGEPORT Oct 3 re 'd «1 '1'; ed ‘ - B ‘ It " = .yesmflaIVI .. . _ -.
B - ' '7" ‘ “n ‘ 9°“ ° . ‘ IN TON. Oct- 3...; orney , Mm Mm I . . I
up at Fairneld county prohibition In commenting upon the work of Gem‘glastonc in‘dichted ymterday II ;, II was nligllllfljsq'-»loz:.h, 3: _I
law violators was promised today by the! local prohibition enforcement that no“; ca’see against gasolizle'com- -. . 6“"ch MI IIIIIII-I-I I . .
a. special fixing squadron ot.twenty squad, Director stroupe said that panics may result from the Depart-, : 1 1 ford. v. m. up." I.
agents who ca‘me here from the New the Fairfield county group of Inset-its ment. of Justice Investigation which . I tho Damion-.13; . .
Englayld headquarwrs at Boston. 1.. under Group Head. Edward B. Doo- has been continuing since the tiling McLaclilan, .IIIIIIIII
B. stroupe. Federal prohibition en-.lo.n. had since the first ollhe preso, of. the suits against 451 companies I once of liquor .11...
forcement director for the .New ent year. seizcdfifioo gallona or al- in Chiiaso. He declined 'to am” . , - her. . - ~ » ..-
England states, i: in charge 0! m cohol; :00 item beer: 30° cases the nature of the evidencé'virldchfiq- , ' ' ' - McLachian. :i('~— ..
detail. ' ' I ‘ °f whiskey “Fl champagne “'d ‘5‘" pertinent agents were said to have . , . placed mm“. arr
The flying squadron has head. _ccllaneous .lots of liquors. I . gathered. - . “0mm rcevmiv
quart"! z“: the-gtm‘field ”m“ i." " .- ‘9” $13,000. . . .. ‘ The "Attorney General's remarks ' ccusc iv: mun-mu
. Bridgeport and WillQii-IecIt its nctlvi- The ‘value of the .llquorr seized tonowgd‘mquxflea dirécfing We at- ' , Motor ychmfi <‘:-.
[m from that human NJ informzi- and de‘tmyed reached ”35'0” nc- tentioxyto cuts in gasolii'io prices in . . . . , uithhr-m ‘l'iC‘Lnor ‘
(ion is opt'ainablc as to the nature cbrding to Stroupe. In oddition to than“ tow days. He said with "I,“ . . , -
94f "‘9 campaign to be conduc d‘ ”7‘" liquor. ,Itho 3'39““ 5°le "éven‘ erence to this'phase of the situation HATHUSOM-n-gy;
Lvon comple'fion 0f the camnalznln motor trucks. one boat and one do. mix-"crude stocks‘stored Tm", sufll- ; mob-n: OI, 1hr. ~
Fill-field county it is under-stood that livery wagon. ciently large that "“3 prices should . , , ' :ln'ec-u “nir- mm.
the agents—will moyo to Row Haven The local agents are at; present have been reduced before this." . ltions of ISrX-azr‘u
county for n similarI round-up of studying proceeduro in an odd case . I . , I incur licrr,
In“, Homom 10‘ "m "”13“” "0"“ Grethich- A 310 123 MORE VOTERS.. - , . . 3 an order from
. “Sollsflctol'rfl xmew truck. laden with 800 gallons of ~ 3 , _‘ Betty McCiiiston H: is in line I “05,005 the,“
Director Stroup in mointemont ‘alcohol, was abandoned and tho PROVIDENCE; R' I" OCt' "’5 be me Kansas t1 's Shcflodt *slri‘rts for sr-m— ~ A
l0(le declared th 2. the liquor law vehicle and cargo have Seen .szed, There are 46,123 more persons cligi- l ‘0 °° . h ir‘ues her dc- — . .... . ._
enforcement in Connecticut is “sat- A New Yovl: man claims that the ble to vote in this state at the comm: H01!!!” if 3 e c" j . ._ . ‘ _
lsfaclory.” lle declared that most truck was stolen trom‘hlm. The re- in: election than there were in 1920. 3 tcctivc career. ,tl-Y 15 81"?" 3 _ » 10.000 FOB
.. of the trouble in New lingldnd was period date or thelthett is “m, day The total number 15 346.079» This is credit for the capiurc 0‘ {01ft . \\ lNllr‘C-It. Cot:
‘ . . . w being experienced in Massachusetts [allon'lngIthe seizure of the truck an incrcn.‘ of (3.815 where over the I burglar! who robbed :- neighbors bacco 511""3 WP
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All ”Mill!!!“ forcemcut in this state, Stroupe sold closes that the wner dld- not re; Of this year‘s total 137,493 are men I? 1100831} 1:2: 20:2;21‘5 gave police - Huntington. in 1:
37’ij "m . - I I ,, , _hnd born wollIsystonintizcd. The port his truck as stolen to New York and 108,586 women according. lo ‘= be! _ , r “I film ”#21 “'85 “Um“: Gui”
/’ . g . . _ I '- records of the Lnitcd States District pollen. Regulations are being figures made public by the secretary! descriptions of c. ' - mgm. The ME ~-
‘ . ’ ' Court proved this! Director Stroupe searched for the method 201' procee- of state today, . l ' ' ' mm??? luv}; *
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A PLAYER, PIANO ‘
'4' homing so enhances the home atmospbere as
music. No music is more suited to the home than
a good player-piano.
This isn piano store worthy of its name, it can be
judged by the character of the instruments it sells.
The peerless IHardlnan leads the list followed by
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such renown makes its Weber, Sterling. Harrington. \ f . II I I
Huntington. Hensel, Mendelsohn and Albert. I . c -- ‘ I - F 11 0 0 d A ear-
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The DUOART Reproducing Piano, ire-enacting ‘ The btluhfell IMHO 00- i I , I , .
the playing of Paderewski, Hofmann. Bauer and I llaS SIOld Pill-110$ 0f Qual' ‘ . . ' I . . " “ . . . . '
other world famous artists, is also here in the Stein- ltg’ Since 1840- . ‘ I . ance ‘ l llme IS Here
way. W‘cr. Stroud and Sleek Pianos: We are 110V? located lIlIlI .. I ' . , . _ -- .
, , our own biulding at us . C . I
Siu‘ely this is an array of quality instruments North Main Street. s _ .
which offers you the widest choice in the selection
of a piano or player.
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* RIEGER’S showing-of fall and winter wearing
Forty-nine years of selling quality pianos gives 3 I . I I apparel for the entire family, 18 W'ltl‘lout ques-
115 an enviable advantage in pleasing our customers. I ‘ tion the most authentic Style review in the
Game in today and let, us tell you‘how easy it is . . . ‘ . cit‘y
to have n. player-piano in your home on Christmas ' ‘ ‘ '
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‘ . 7 I ' ' fl ‘ V ,. i - 3’ Terminal Plan Will I ' I bespeak the newest in conservative and the near conser-
N CVV '8. OI'k Markets A“! Commuters Herc -' . (votive models...’ Here you will find the various models of
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“"33“" ’““” "°‘ 1““ decidedly English cut,;and others with more of the do-
1V L'lt‘ll by the proposal of the New
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14') 3‘ aShIHglon Slur.) 4') _an btrec‘ ll.t\L‘li l‘Jilll'Ulivl to discharge pusscn- .
‘1 I bOUtll NOIWWle N O I‘VVB l k ", 13'1'5 :7: HI" llronx to relieve train . _ * [nestle style. ‘
) , :M) p ) 9 -)‘- g; «mm-slim) :.t (lrrmd Central termin— .
r hOI'K “'1 ) ' I hone “8‘5 ‘- .il. il “:13 ll‘,(‘lill'i-‘|l by G. .‘l. \\'ood~
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”HI... ..I. .. .Ii mini I - - Dainty frocks for the children Will be found, from cute
'l'w mi l‘Uflil 2:15 invoiil Oils on y ' ’
STOP ._ LOOK ._ LISTEN IIIrIIImI $311.2; :3... {13.5 '51..x§?'uf£§§ ' ' ' I shoes to the little tailored coats and dresses.
('l".l‘.il‘:il. 'l‘lnw. fire lurgvly local \
Beef prices have iakcn a sudden drop.‘ \Ve arc, f'f“‘is_i"“' '3:_‘"I,“"'}f‘ff‘”?"‘“"§ 5°"? . l 1' - . ‘ . » -
therefore. giving the public the benefit. All high 5 135‘{.if.‘.'.‘..‘.‘f\;£..“ii111§”3i’.‘§335.§5§5~ 35$]; Iér‘icmé‘gogf' 1‘0 matter What wearing apparel any msl‘nber 0f your
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grade bwl «it unheard of limos. also gomune spring .7......._...'.' ...........°..’... §.°'§I..L.§3§d liberal ande'gfvithou Ianuly needs, Kneger’s is the place to buy. Kneger’s»
lamb. host. nativc vcal. .lcncy pork and fancv p011]. mom. than 1...... n.- 11.. NW"... of . g -
try athottom prices. I j.I.I.......I.~....I..._. mm: mm. _ “‘1. WP?- E'lloy '~‘ large buying volume and intimate knowledge ,of the
A. main ll‘Slll liiivs. \\ ooduurvl said. 8' o o d appearanct‘ . . .
H-.__-.-M-_-__-M ,, M ., . ._ II. . -———~--.—-~——I-~——-. _ I_ - - ._ g ' n“ rkets akesl e t rices available to on.
Portcrhousc Steak Lapse .figaiiigtglichgy k Elli-11:30" 555$??? :' ‘ _ a, m 9W S p y
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Sirlom Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . for the whole Tamil} . And In addition to low prices, you can outfitthe entire
Round Steak . . .‘. . . . . . . . . . ' 3" nnmunron'r on, 3.——AL ihe rc- . in CIOthes' . 2 , ‘_ . 5 - ,
Shoulder Steak . . « ”Wt 0" “‘5 “mm “mm“ Mat- . ' ' _ ‘ ’ . family on easy credit terms. EnJoleng good appearance
. » -. 'I : ihrw Kennculy. the case of Bernard
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S an der ot Roast ........ . , ° “ “ ' ‘ “a” - ' whilepaylng‘forlt. *
lul‘d, “my continued for one week ‘ln
Bread & Butter I’Ot Roast I, , , , l Fairlield town court yesterday. ch.
‘ l\".\' has been hold m-imlnally respon-
Prime RE.) Roast . . . . . , . , 250 lb. ; gfilulc fortthdr‘aih of Earle T. Doerr,
Prime Rib Roast (boned and rolled) 25c Tb. ; :3 ”"r °"' “W m" 1°” "”3
Salts Textile Company. this city. A
Fresh Chopped Beef . . . . .. ....... . 1.4c lb. 7 ”3“" W“ W "1° W°°d1nnd
. . . .Transporiation Compunf. H tf
Sticking Pieces . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... 18c lb r "M driven by ”km:- ‘5‘“; 2::
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3.223 M .3: 5233.33 . ” °"
w . 4 er ea oas 5c‘, “H
“€533; Barnes 32c Rump Veal Roast .. 20c I .(rentral'VeteIrans to .
~"Link Sausage ''''''''''''' 28c V93] Cut“ ‘5 ----- r 32" Meet Ne“ Monday
_II‘IGenuine SpringLegS i£0énVVC?ICVh0pS . . . 28C , I'll‘liIn IConli‘al.\‘rivi‘uns Committee
1 Lamb .......... . 30c i . ea hops 21c . lf~3.'.‘<r‘-°.1”i"7f‘1'i"g""”wmmmr
Shoulder Lamb . . . . . 16c Breast Veal . . . . . . . . 15c iMES?51.5.3...‘33::1‘32‘..?5..“."§3’3'f
_IIon Lamb Chops . I 40¢ Solid Veal for StC‘V 21c ,2. porinnt matters are scheduled to
;I conic iln lit-{om this meeting.
«1 _Lamb Chops ...'30c Legs Veal ........ , 12 ; , . .4. HM__
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A III. neless Hams n n n . r u o . . . . o o . . n o o 0 20C lb. I; l “I“?i 21p [11; 21:16“), ‘gflilwhla; thiszlflz
. riled Beef Tongues . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c lb. .~ Inc; or Attorney John J. Farrell.
‘ neless Rump Corned-Beef . . . . . . . 25c lb. ‘ "mew m’d'm‘ "1‘" T" ”m “”3
fin the office of Judge John J. Cron-
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{late Corned Beef . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lc lb. -' 3. m2 Ollie. °£r"3'§3§. 13533:."32
'h: : Fanqy FOWI o o o o l o o l o o o o o I o o 36c lb. .t‘l ‘ For-t Cheater' as “'33 Stated in: *‘h‘e
Sentinel. Mr. Cohen will also atte 11.
am Roasting ChiCkenS . . . . . . . . .' . 400 lb. I {right course in law at- Fordna
- = Smoked Shoulders . . . . . . 14c lb. .
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tits;g . , . . . . . . . . - . . Icztiquettc in her nursery ns'the cont-{I
- . . ' Egg mcqrrupt tor her mother
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