“nothinoalofus.
’ . Gas! is chosen by us
- hundreds of varieties by
fut-sou of long experience.
is second to none.
. V Flees are always right
I nullity is considered,
-_ Mt? comes first
buying Coal.
‘ terms are liberal.
”I way of dealing i;
it ”i square as we can make it.
h Whittle! with us
mm the sunlight.
, THE
mills COAL
, COMPANY
VERYTHING
A BOAT
NEEDS
t
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Trout Tb LAST THIRTY
YEARS
That's what we claim for the Shingles we sell. but we've
onlyhadthenervetocome out in the open and declare it
sinceweput in’ouratockot Galvanised Nails.
LetusahovryoutheShingles we recommend to be
used with these Nails.
Our Specialties—Caeo-Dipt Stained Shingles, Beaver
Board, B. P. S. Paint.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK,‘CONN.
The same at Amusement Park to
mos-row will be a bummer treat all °°‘ GAZETTE BLDG.
Arms. has engaged a few strong slay-
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
NORWALK.
counts. Manager lack, of Remingtoni
i
era after he found out. that the local;
boys can hit the ball. He clan:- that}
he will bring home the bacon. The!
owners ol.’ the locals are not worried,
as they know and the fans of this 10-;
cality know it is the best team in this.
part 0! the state. Dick Barry will be
on the mound tor the locals, and
Speed Film is expected to twirl for the
visitors. Ferry is all right now and
cessories that are needed to complete th costume of The Sweet
Dainty White Falls and Parasols for graduation gifts.
Buy now- while this sale is on. This is the logical
place for you to buy your necessary Summer Suits, Coats.
Dresses, Waists, Skirts and Hats. ' .
‘ FINAL CLEAN-UP
on all Women's and Misses' Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts
and Hats. 50% off while they last. . '
MILLINERY
“W‘s ‘(fie PARI
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
will cover short. Pep Jack Gillespie
will be at the keystone sack. Ted
Brill is guarding the sack in fine torn:
[and now getting his eye on the ball
land, when he starts to hit the ball,
,‘he will never stop.
: The owners have announced that
,they have engaged some very promi-
nent teams In big league baseball to
fplax at Amusement'Park if the tans
inlI only come out in large numbers
jand show the appreciation for the beat
‘ball club in South Norwalk for some
time back. ‘ |In r
women
For Graduation Time '
Dainty Girlish Gowns. White Silk Petticoats, Hosiery, Glove, Ribbons.
A new and unusually line stock of Embroideries, and the one hundred and one little ac-
Girl Graduate.
Rain coats for ladies, misses and children
The best Dollar Umbrella made for men or
A sale of guaranteed white enamelled ware
Large Dish Pans, Preserving Kettles, Berlin Kettles, Stewing Pans, Collanders, Tea
Kettles, Tea and cos” POSS. 'AI ‘33,!0og’gj’fmjm‘mgsb'mlefll’fs'e'e's‘e'M‘e‘o'l 59¢ each
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SOUTH NORWALK’S FASHION 'CENT ER
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SATURDAY SPECIALS
Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb .................. .......... . 25c.
Pot Roast, no bone .......................................... . 18c.
Chuck Roast ............. ..... ........................ ... 16c., 18c.
Sirloin steak ................ . ................. ............... 32c.
Porterhouee Steak .............. ........... ..... ............. . 35c.
Round Steak, heat heavy beef .................................. 30c.
Sperry I. Barnes Sugar Cured Hams .......................... 22¢.
Picnlcks ...................... .. .............................. the.
Native Veal Home Dressed Chickens
Beet Butter ............... .... ............................... . 35c.
Strictly Fresh Eggs .......................................... 34c.
Oleomargarine ....................................... 18c., 20c, 25c.
Everything in fresh vegetables.
CHARNOK’S MARKET
Free Delivery. Phone 583-2 76 North Main St.
ANDREW DAVEY, lnc.
- 98 Washington St. South Norwalk
. ' YTHING
Member Is Here.
Albert D. Morga
(“sensor to Chas- !. Mu.)
iuwasumorou ar.
80 NOIIWALK. CONN.
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Better Kind
liflord Pharmacy,
7-Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones 833-1532
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has or 1 sins In Dan 2‘;
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VERY BEST PEERLESS
COFFEE
BUTTER The Best Value in America
30¢ 1b.
l 35¢ lb. so Stamps Free ‘
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See Yesterday’siLarge Adv.
jorToday’s Specials
Beers Meal and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
South Norwalk. Phone "80.
13 MAIN ST.
Norwallr. Phone 88!.
Game called at 3:15 p. m. sharp and
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It will be 'BOIDG 881119- HABITS OF SAVING.
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l ‘ Some of the discoveries one makes,
; l Nolfs - by reading a book like the Statistical
i j Abstract of the United States. which
i The examinations (or the juniorsi 15)“! 0‘" [or "I” “5”” ye” of 1915"
land sophomores will take place next , are decidedly surprising. For instance
1 we“, and many 0‘ the students are 2 so much has been said about the won-
' Vderful success of the American pos-
ital savings system that it .almost
0
faiready shaking in their "boots."
Social program (or next week is a'd ,
{0110w§: ‘ makes a person gasp to find that that
i The Class Day exercises will “keldcposits in ”‘9 government‘s hands
lplace next Monday evening in the l are only 65 cents per inhabitant while ‘
illlgh School hall.
‘ The graduation exercises will take
«Woes»?
0‘:
0
savings banks of this country are;
lplace next Wednesday evening in‘ "9‘11 ”0‘3”“ 01 increases
”0).“, Theatre. > . there is such an enormous difference 3.
Th.» Senior Reception will take , “S ”“3 WWW“ ”‘9 ““0 mien” 13".
High i not very crcdltable, to put it mildly.
llllacc next Friday evening in the ‘
It is rather strange to observe the!
t School hall.
i ivariancc oi national customs about‘
- Miss Ant-o Stevens. a former nigh ‘ lllllmnflll“ 0‘ “Nemmem “”3".
School student, who in. now titttitldinx,1’“ks' by the way. home countries
reverse our American pretelence‘s,
in Belgium—41s figures
it ,
go
‘the ’l‘iltolt Seminary, is home from
2school for the summer. One of ller."““m-“-
i .‘ eeeeeeeeeee 09 ee‘ '
Wo“e”e”e°’o”e”e”o”e“re°’ . OM ”m
H. Krieger 8: Co.
....... .. :3 A charge .
whenli ‘ ‘
{our store would be of
great advantage to
‘ school chums. Winifred 1‘. Long is via ”Mk "0 “‘11 mm“? m" “up—”’9 D" a:
.lllllK her at her home in South Nor- capital d“p°"““ i” ”l” ”"5““ savings If.
lwalk. ‘aw 26.96 and those lll private banks .
i \ 'tlllly 81.57, while ill New anlalld 10 a. Bills do not come due in
' {times as much per inhabitant is in- 'g‘
Charles Taylor, a graduate of the
.itnouth next week. He took an acad-
jenlic course.
trusted to the government as to insti-
': class of l9l2. will snduute from Dart-'lutlonx operated by the people them-
Women and Children.
every family
3301b
15clb
BUTTER, the verylbest
Lean SmokedlShoulders
East India Tea Co.
Tel. 371 125 Washington Street l
Showing Fowl 200 lb
Small Legs Spring Lamb 250 lb
Fore Quar here 1 8c lb
Prime Rib Roast 200-26c
Schnllze’s Sanitary Markets
32 washington St. South Norwalk.
39 Main St. Norwalk.
- Pure Lard, lb. ........r.:.1m.:.nw.w...-r.......... 15¢
I. 3 1-4 lbs. Granulated Sugar (with "other goods) 25¢
Van Camp’s Evaporated Milk 3 cans 25‘
Pink'Salmon, can 8d-
.Krisco,can...........l‘........................... 24¢
Pure Cocoa “and a Good Mason Jar 23¢
Table Salt: bag ...........-..v.,.~...............’...... 449
A STULL
' as Cottage Street; , East Norwalk.
.‘ will fly to the East River. thence along
g:
e
,‘selves.
l \\'e are not a very thrifty nation‘
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ill the statistics of savings are taken-l
memo is standard. Our average deposit l 0
in both public and private savings:
,banks is only $49.77. In Germany the;
""‘" iper capltn deposits were 870.24 be-;
i “Dick" Harris a graduate of the , .,
l - for then or. in Denmark $70.43 and .. .
{class of Hill, who is now a sophomore ; in Norway 366,12. The mtlpodesh Alfinails are edible and nutri
. . , . tious." says Canon Hersiey in a book
at Tult s College, returned home yes- _:
'tcrday afternoon :British colonies seem to bond tum \rec ion British land and fresh water mol-
.grdllidlhl: respect, hou‘er'tor‘éanguses. He goes on to say that even
. . ‘ ‘ea' s 0“ an “9”“ ° ‘ the common or rden snail thou ll
i Slan’ Baldwin, n gradUate 0' lbs land Australia one of “SSS—New 83 ' 5
,class of 1914, who is now a Bopb0'!Ha\,en Union. .
’more at the Pennsylvania Dental Col-
ilege. has returned home from college; THE sl-IADOW OF HAPPINESS.
i Miss Elisabeth Stapleton. a gradu-‘r How shall I find a name for modem“ l” c?“"°‘“°“" “1 "’9 ”“m °'
a“? Of “30 01393 Of 1914. who i5 30W ' subtle feeling which seized hold upon- England, “Mia 3" 0‘9? France, ITaly
i3 Sophomore at Smith 'a College. l't’"mc this morning. in the twilight of and Spain several species are used as
turned home last week. iwamg? u was
1 "Tom" )IcCue, a graduate of :
class of 1912, will graduate (mm Yale
[this year. SNAILS VERY NUTRITIOUS.
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Jelly.
l ers.
Howard Roberts. ‘ graduate of '15' ' and featureless, like the figure of n.
lmer. land across the shadows of his dark-v the French restaurants they are serv-
l ‘ iened room. 1 had a distinct sense I I 1
, Miss Amy tiark, ag raduato ot the of a form which 1 had seen somewhere. usua arm of d sh.
lclass of 1915, who is now attendin‘smnd which had moved and charmedl Snails are‘easy to raise in large:
They need lime for mint-i
‘ i ing their shells, but they do not have
ito be fed, as they can find their own,
in l qauntltles.
: 3“" 0‘99“” School for Girls . me once and then had fallen back witltl
Northhampton, Mesa, returned home
llnst week.
i
ltime into the catacombs of oblivion.
But all the rest was confused—place, .
loccasion and the figure itself, for I? t°°d' “hmh is exclusively the leaves
!saw neither the face nor the expresl Elimany «plants. “:9" are mo: d:
Mr. Sperry to Furnah Diversion for sion. The whole was like a flutteringi cit: Vim? “mgr”: ‘33:? 3:2}
Party of Excursionists. lveil, under which the enigma-the sc~ coo 'l hi ' s ‘1: “I t, “y y '
l in “gl?lte’:g=bm°gt“ ”Whiting, cret of happiness—might have been as nour ' "3 M on 5 007 5" y.
IRoton on s n ernoon, —._.__._____
Icmployees of the Sperry Gyroscope. hidden. And I was awake enough to
ICompany of .iBrooklyn hold their an: be sure it was not a dream—Henri
‘nuai excursion. Lawrence B. Sperrm Frederick Amlei.
a son of Elmer A Sperry, inventor of:
gyroscope devices for aeroplanes. whol
won a 50,00Mrnncs prize in France in:
1 ill fl . .
1,3,1: :1“); 25351:? (gigs; Rgpublig.’ Though Duncan of Duthwell was too
which will bring the 1.505 employees founder of our flrstsavings bank, the
of the. company and their friends to, first suggemon came from Daniel Do- \CARD 0F THANKS.
“’9 com, a“ the W” “ll “1" 9mm» toe. When he found himselt compell-, We would express our heartfelt
:gdtxéuafid 3"" t° d"°".“°"“ ”m“ ed to hide from the baillfla in a. man; thanks to our friends and neighbors
The 5.93:8, left the Fulton streak Bristol inn he turned his enforcedi‘l)r the kindnesses shown in our ”8'
pier in the East River at 8 a. in. leisure and financial failure to accoucilreal'e'nent caused by the loss of our
and at about the same hour Sperry is by writing the "Essay on Projects," It hr. band and rather. Also to the so.
1: iifi'eagfogfglnge” :hlthn‘lzvgdtiiigpédi dealsgvith savings bailks, friendly 50-, Norwalk Council. K. of 0.. C. 8- Trow-
with modern ”,4”ch devices. Hg, cletles, insurance, academies q'ld‘ bridge CO. R- ill G. Corset 00.. boys of
bankrupts. On all these subjects mv'i‘arlov Clsfll‘ Store, South Norwalk
‘toe otters from his fertile brain sug-iFiOWGl' Shop and other triendr for
igestions that startle the reader byfilEll‘ floral ll'iblltel.
$333113 fignealtfidbfrfigelxy?“ .' their modern ring. 0n bankrupts andé MRS- JOHN LEE AND FAMILY.
" 0n the trip up the Sound, Mr. sper- savings banks Defoe naturally wrote;
ry promises to do exciting things for; With reeling, (During big guy in arts.-—3EAL£D PROPOSALS FOR COAL
the benefit 0’ “1°“ “‘0 WW3“ him‘ tot he was known as “the Sunday gen- 8631‘!!! lll‘ODOMlI Will be received by
from the best. He will carry a num-l 4
TO no AEFlIAL sruurs.
Where many trains of thought are
iin operation there are sure to b), col~
lit-ions.
DEF‘OE AND SAVINGS BANKS.
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| The worst usually happens only in
lour imaginings and dreams.
the river, over bridges and boats, and
it is presumed that he will overtake
.. n -tleman"' owing to his natural unwill- the undersigned until 12 m., July let.
b” M "mm" mm" and “m try- 1916. for one years supply from Sept.
1, 1916, of bestquality Lehlgh coal.
F. H. QUINTARD,
to drop them into tite’ hands of his
frien up on the ship. ‘
Arriving at Roton Point, the party
will have luncheon in the grave, and
Mr. Sperry will again go‘ into the air
and he will drop postcards and son-
4
venirs over the crowd.
lingness to take the air except on that!
day of the week which deprived bail-r
lite ot'thelr sting-London Chroni-
‘cle.
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Secretary. '
Executive Committee Nor-walk Hospi-
, in) Association.
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one big lump, but may be di-‘e‘I
vided in easy weekly payments. Our 10% cash discount?
plan makes us the cheapest store in Norwalk, and showing. 4
the largest assortments of Ready-to-wear Goods for Men,
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BRITISH DESTROYER
EDEN SINKS. WITH
THREE OFFICERS
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(Continued from page 6.)
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[in Athens today, are being Con-
inslpid, is as nourishing as calf's foot riderably strengthened and ex-
i
6 There is a large white shelled snail}
icailed Helix pematla that Is commonly,
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n reminiscence,im°d‘ in France are many small tarmslred, but the note probably Will
i h , which yield a good profit to their own-‘
. rml ind cd. but nameless, vs no.
c a "K e 8 In the French and Italian quar—.
‘Who ‘5 “0w 3 freshman at Carnegie; woman seen for an instant by a sick] ‘9’: 0‘ \Ilew Y0“ snails may be bought
l'l‘ecll, has returned home for the with i man in the uncertainty 0.1 delirium l eit er a \e or cooked. and at most ofi
tended as a result of the anti.
Enlente demonstartions which
broke out in Athens last Monday.
The demands were ready for
presentation to the Greek govern.
ment when the disorders occur-
not be delivered until next week.
Meanwhile the Entente blockade
against Greek ports is continuing
in full force.
Premier Skouloudis. of Green,
‘ed, ”escargots farcis" being the'most is sending out confidential in-
structions to government officials
and army officers in order to
counteract the effects of the order
for the demobilization of the
army. according to the Paris Ma-
tin. The paper adds that the Al-
lies will present shortly. a com-
plete list of their grievances to
the Greek government and that
their demands will be couched in
lsuch a fashion as to prevent any
trickery on the part of King Con-
stantine. .
According to a dispatch irdm
Bergen, Norway, received in Co-
penhagen, a new naval base for
Russia, which will always be,
free of ice, has been completed at,"
Kildin, an island off the Murman
cc act. The new base will Slips-"-
plant Archangel, in the White
Sea, which is ice-bound from No-
vember until May.
The island of Kildin is off the
Murman section of the Lapland
coast, in the Arctic Ocean. It is
nearly 400 miles northwest of
Archangel. ’
WANTED TO HEAR THE near. '
His wlte (st 2. a. m.)—-So you’re
home at last are you, you big, round.
double-hooped, banged-up whiskey,
barrel!
lllaoosel' (who sees several Mrs. B's),
e—Thash pretty good! What: th'
reel: of 'em got to , ant-Bosto-
Transcript.
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