, flea Mold not buy Coal of us.
I"... Coal is chosen by us
from hundreds oi varieties by
The wisdom oi long experience.
- “service is second to none.
has prices are always right
.' Whit quality is considered.
W quality comes first
was buying Coal.
Du bums are liberal.
bu way of dealing is
'Al square on we can make it.
Ivcy transaction with us
Will stand the sunlight.
THE
IFERRIS COAL
.COMPAN Y
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Albert D. Morgan
(Successor to Chas E. Ma.)
«S WASHINGTON 87.,
80 NOIIWALK. CONN.
Main and Elizabeth Sta.
Phones 833-1532
and Styles
’1 f :45 Washington St.
car New Washington St.
Bridge.
Max Levy
_" Shoe Store
145 Washington St.
Ready for the Fourth
Clothing Takes Care of.
' In Several Varieties ;
; A. F. Beckmann & Co.
83—85 WASHINGTON ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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That’swhatweclaitnlorthe
used with these Nails.
Board, 3. P. S. Paint.
A ROOF 'l‘O LAST THIRTY
YEARS
onlyhadthenenetocemeoutiarheopensnddeclare it
amoeweputiaourstockaffialvsnisedllails.
lotusshonoutheShiagles we recommend to be
Our Specialties—£reo—Dipt Stained Shingles, Beaver
The Hatch “G Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
-m—
Shingles we sell. but we‘ve
on all Women's and Misses’
CLOAKS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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
and Hats. 50% off while they last.
PAR]
soura‘ NORWALK‘
Suits, Costs, Dresses. Skirts
MILLINERY
SOUTH NORWALK.
S FASHION CENTER
3 NORTH MAIN 81'.
See Yesterday’s Large Adv.
for Today’
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
(2 Stores.)
South Norwalk. Phone 1180.
8 Specials
13 MAIN ST.
Norwalk. Phone 88!.
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HAMBURG STEAK
VEAL CHOPS .........
Cucumbers
Green Beans
PINEAPPLES
32 Washington St.
Oieomargarine
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
”24¢ 1d 26¢
.251“I pcr lb.
.2.. .t. 2. Itll'lgg
. ( s. tor
60¢ per (loz.
South N onvslk.
Free Delivery.
Q 39 Mam St. Norwalk.
' = fl
Genuine Spring Log of Pot Roast, no bone ..... . 18c.
i Lamb ................. 25c. Sperry Q Barnes Hams . . 23c.
. Native Veal ..... from 18c. up “W" “1"“ -------------- 22°-
: Home Dressed Fowls _ . 286. Small Picnieks ........... ice.
I Fanc Ros tin Ch' k 30. Fresh Hams .............. 22c.
, y 0 0 "5 GM -- - Fresh Shoulders .......... lee.
; Chuck Roast of Beef .. 16s., lSo. Flank Steaks (Special) 22c.
. Pickled Trips and Pickled Pigs' Feet.
1 Everything in fine Groceries and Delicatessen.
. Full line in fresh Vegetables.
l Best Butter ........... ....... ................ . ............... 35c
I Premier Oieomargsrine ....................................... 25c.
Strictly Fresh Eggs ......... . ................................ 34c:
CHARNOK‘S MARKET
Phone 633-2
70 North Main St.
’
=;%
Very Best Creamery Butter
3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser
Pure Leaf Lard, per pound
Red Graham
Anola
N abrscos
CORPORATION PAPERS.
Err-Governor Frank B. Weeks Inter-
ested in New Realty Venture.
The Walter Hubbard Realty Com
pliny of Meriden has incorporated.
and tiled its certificate with the sec-
rotary of the state. The capital stock
authorised is 6150.000, divided into
1,000 shares of common stock. par
value 3100. The corporation will
begin business with the full amount
or capital., The incorporators are
Charles F.1Anley, Charles L. Rock-
well, Elbr'id'ge W. Pierce of Meriden
and Frsik B. Weeks of Middletown.
The Stratleld Home Lands Com-
pany of Bridseport has incorporated.
The authorised capital stock is 825,-
000, divided into 500 shdi’es of corn-
onstock. par value 850 The cor-
notation will begin business with the
full amount of capital. The incor-
._ Wm
unarmtmir. Selleek. J. Albert Johnson, Ber-
Wml 1m 10!!
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
BECKMANN’S
Always Something Special
No.1 Royal Plantation Coffee, Reg. 35c grade, lb. .. 31¢
Libby's Chilli Con Carne (Mexican style), .can ..... . 9¢
E New York State Cheese (Very mild). lb.
g 3 lbs. Fancy Whole Grain Rice for ................ 22¢
SALE NATIONAL BISCUIT CO.'S CRACKERS
....per pkg.80
{(Beckmann' quality). lb 35¢
or
sass-o Isa-so
......................
25¢
PHONE 1405
nerd J. Flynn—and Michael J. Casey.
The East Hartland Cemetery A880
elation, incorporated. of Hartland
has filed articles of asslciation. The
subscribers are Edward P. Jones,
John A. Haynes. Edward E. Em-
mons, lrving E. Emmons, Constant
W. Gower. David N. Gaines. Edward
H. Knightly. Frederick H. Jones, Ed-
gar ‘8. Case. Lawrence 'B. Ransom,
‘ltobert W. Hayes and M. M. Wright.
Troop A Riding Astociltlon. I:-
corporated, of New Haven has filed
articles of association. The signers
are George H. Condren. Frank E.
Wolf and William H. Welch.
CARD OF THANKS.
To my neighbors. friends, guests.
and firemen of Rowayton and Nor-
walk, 1 wash to express my heartfelt
thanks and appreciation of their ef-
forts and aid tendered north; the are
at my home onvlday last. 2
J AME A, FARRELL.
Ian-n
.m MIMI
; Honor toll of pupils in the elm I-
.tary I» :ilwia under the supervts on of
George E: Thompson, who have bet-n
neither absent nor tardy for the en-
jtire year, and are entitled to the gov-
:emor's attendance certificate;
. Marvin SdIooi.
Kindergarten—Adele Belts,
.er; Ethel Kaske. Stephen Ricsu.
Grade i—Carrie Petty, teacher; Ray
Feden, Paul Silcox.
Grade ll—rlrene Barrett,
teach-
teacher ;
,i'ictor Gustaison, Helen Kaske, Verna,
{Staples
i Grade ill—lsouise Kroger, teacher;
Laurel Bell, Bertha Kaske, Charles
Middleton.
Grade lV——Dorothy Drake. teacher;
‘Frank Cunningham, Kenneth Thomas,
‘Jay Von Coevering, Harry Waterbury,‘
Lllen Canavari, Harriet Jones.
1 Grade \'~~Natalie Wheeler ,teacher;
Ariel Aim-worth, Andrew Ricau, Helen,
llccker.
Grade \'i «~Ethel t‘allahan. teach-
cl“. Alma Clark, Ruth Decker. Theo.
Ryder, William Albertson, ida Knorr.
Grade Vl—Augusla Fallon, teacher;
Frederick Canevari.Wiillam Gustaisonp
fl‘rank HaI‘licek, George Thompson.
“t [arence AudIrson, Ruth Van (‘oever-
ling, Fliaabelh Woodward, Mae Am-
'undseu.
Fitch School.
Grade ll-~-Ruth Weed, teacher: Eth-
el Anderson, Ruth Clark, Mary John-
son.
Grade lil-v-Ruth Rider, teacher; Ll
ion Hendrick, Leroy Ryder, Elton
'Tichenor. Florence Woodward.
1 Grade l\'—Helen T. Lee, teacher;
Beatrice Lycett, Priscilla Sledman.
lliuth Reynolds. Alvin Clark, Earle
‘Plati, Alfred Wilson.
Grade \'——Editl1 (‘rossnlalu tcacher;
llrvlng liubbcll, Elsie Knorr, Agnes
\‘ados.
Franklin School.
Grade \‘i Elva I‘cnney, teacher;
Iliurvey Laue, (‘harles Roselle.
Grave Vi—anriIm ltcath, teacher:
3Gladys Yarrington.
Putnam School.
Grade I diurnal-ct Haven, teacher;
Elsa WI-imar.
Grade ll -Anis MI-liugh,
Tony Wclmar.
Grade ill Marion llnyos. teacher;
Waller Arden. Dannie Rstaruburgcr.
Washington School.
Grade Il—Rlanche Elli!
Alfred Mllnhnll.
l Made in Animals I'ulion, teacher:
:heilh Gainer.
teacher:
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’ GAZETTE BLDG.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE.
Tristram 8. Hyatt
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NORWALK.
Fitch School.
Kindergarten —— Laura Sherwood,
teacher; Katie Christiano, Earl Gor-
ham.
Grade i Grace
IMilton Siauson.
Grade ll—-Ruth Weed, teacher;
titer Anderson, Ruth Clark,
. naworth,
Gris-e, Earl Grocschner, Fred Malkin.
Grade Ill-Ruth M. Rider, teacher;
{Florence Woodward, William
Wane, Flmcr Crosby, Stanley Finch.
Elton Hendrick, Elton Tichcnor, Le
Roy Rider Fred Hodges.
Hanna, teacher;
E5-
Martha Cliidsky, Beatrice Lerlt, Ma
Steadmsn. Franklin Buttery. Alvin
(‘lark Norman Flewcllin, Earle Plait,
Thomas Price, Harold Thompson,
Alfred Wilson,
Grade \‘mEdiIh I‘rossmon, teacher;
Sopiu Rem Florence lilting, liedwik
Gallk, Elsie Kuorr, l‘aulim- Singcwald
teacher; Sadie Cogsw.cll NiIholas La
Mort, Peter Glinra, i-‘Iancis Peden.
I Putnam School.
Kirideraarlenw-Grace W. Keo
teacher; Marlon Conley, liclen John-
Grade i-Marxaret Churn, teacher;
A Sale of Ladies’ Suits
All New This Spring. Every One Greatly Reduced in Price
White Serge Separate Skirts
A New and Attractive Line in Many Models
A Big Stock of Middy Blouses
l
; in White and Many Colors, With a Wide Range in Prices
Mary ‘
Richard '
l‘bris‘ -
Grade “7— Helen T. Lee, teacher,‘
belle Palmer. Ruth Reynolds, Priscilla 1
Agnes Vados. lrving liubbell, Law-,5
Ience TiclIcnor.
l' paraded i‘luss—-FIIIIII:I .i. Smith.
sin]
son. Milton Flynn. !
i H. Krieger & Co.
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Summer Dresses 1.98 to 10.00
CrepedeCheneWaistsl.98t05.98
Lingerie Waists 1.00
Striped Skirts - 1.00
Children’ s Dresses 500 to 2.98.
éWhite Millin ery at Popular Prices:
"Tailored Skirts at Reduced Prices‘
. CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICiTEl) -.
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1 Grade V— Helen 0'.(‘onner tcaI-zher Ell-'1! Welmar. Harold Bflit‘dii‘l- 1Il‘ilii'lteachcr: Margaret Benedict HarrieIIWHAT EVERY SOLDIER BOY MUST
1 Herbert Moeiler.
Grade \‘l—-.\iagdnlen Ohlweiler,'
nrd Kendrick, (' harles Ward.
l Grade ll-——Anis .‘iiI-liuxh teacher;
HAVE.
Each Connecticut National Guarde-
Boyd, Edna Bradburv, Gladys Jack
son, Theresa Labunek. Beatrice Mend,
. i l I ‘ ‘
tracher; Mary ZII’KI‘R Edna nrldb“fl.:l‘eler hillsh. hiss Krsemcr, Tony Frames Wright, “My Zarlzee, Charles' man will be obliged to take to \ianm
'l.orcttn Tuttle, Theresa Labunek, tlu
Mont McKibben.
Perfect attendance for summer le
ljust (losed:
l Marvin School.
I Kindergarten—«Adele Betta, teacher:
.Ethel Kaske, Ruth Knorr,
lslumpr, Stephen Riczu.
. Grade learrie Petty, tnaI-zher
' Beatrice Kern. Mary
Marjorie . ton.
1 Franklin School.
clmnr. ,
Grade lll~Mnrion liaycs, teacher; .
Soyak, Florag
Hopkins, Walter Arden, Dannie Raia-,
cnburaer,, Enno Brandi. David Dream.
‘Ciarence lisakerutt. lisrold l‘ehning-.
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Grade l\'F—- Elisabeth lreland, teach
‘Frrd Hoop John Karlie. 109' Kubovic. or: Mary (‘aell Carolina Garfield, Dor.
IEdwin Nickeraon. Ray Potion. Chari"!othy Stelnwnid Edwin Berger. ioaeph Major
llctcrson, Nelson Silcox, Paul Silcox
gArthur Waterbury.
Grade ll—lrene Barrett.
lTaylor. \ iclor Gustafson,
fNewman. George Roberts.
’SIumpf, Charles Waterbury.
Grade ill—Louise Kroger, teacher:
Laurel Bell, Verna Decker. Bertha
'Kaske, Annie Kubovlc, Grace Lown
des Helen Lowndes, Eleanor 0' Brien.
|Ethel Peterson. Clarence Angelman,
Charles Middleton, Wilson Walsh.
Grade lV—Dorothy Drake, teacher:
Ellen Cnneiarl, Lena Eek, Harriet
Jones, Lillian Robs, Frank (‘unnlng-
ham, Emory Ericson. Stanley Joselov-
sky, Axel, Peterson, Kenneth Thomas.
Jay Van Coevering, Harry Waterbury.
Grade V—Ntalie Wheeler.21eacher;
Hazel Cunningham, Helen Decker.
Dorothy Lovejoy, Pearl Sallick. Irene
Vahlstrom, Ariel Ainsworth, Leo Chin.
sky. Harry Gustafson, Louis Novak.
Andrew Riczu.
Grade Vl~—Ethel Cailahaxi, teacher:
Alma Clark, Ruth Decker, Carrie Hen-
drick, Glendavere Lovejoy, Lillian Mc-
Guire, Nellie Lamori. ids Banks, Ax-
nes Woodward. ' lda Knox-r, Lucy
Christiano, Edwin Brundago, William
Albertson, Theo. Ryder.
Grave Vl—Augusta Fallon. teacher;
Mae Amundsen, Marion Blddescombe.
Mabel Gaucher, Hazel Hendricks, Eil-
aubeth Hoyt, Grace Lockwood, Bertha
Olsen. Bertha Peterson. Dorothy Po
terson. Ruth Plait, Ruth Van Coever-
ina, Eueaboth Woodward. . Clarence
Anderson, Frederick Canevsrl, Frank
Macon. William~ Gustafson, Frank
laviicek. Lenard-alarphm Mail’s-
terson, George Thompson;
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teacher: .Eleanor Mathews,
Adelaide (‘ oieman. Josephine Friastad. iElrner Benedict
Helen Kaskc, Verna Staples, Elisabeth 'Wiliism Miller
Franklin.
Pfiuiih’atherine Doulcns, Vera Johnson, Ar-
Nnay, Louis Nagy.
Grade \'—- Mary teacher:
Mitchell,
Lillian Reardou,
Emory listehmnn.’
NT.“ ,
Grade \‘i-eMnrion Heath, teacher:
thur Balsa Harold. Gunther, George
h'elicr, William Schlitt, William Keis
ler.
Grade Vl—Eiva Penney, teacher; 'i
Amelia Hopkins, George Clark, liar-I
vey Lane. Austin Mather, Alfred Mills,
Charles Roselle.
' Washington School.
Kindergarten—Florence McMahon
teacher; Marie Fiddler, Rose Kubo-
vich. Cecelia Lebunek. Ruth Snyder,
Martha Zarges, Albert Hall.
Grade I—Margaret B. Weed, tench-
er: Joe Godeke.
Grade li—Julla McGlnn. teacher;
Emma Benedict. Roberta Gainer, Lou.
ise Paulikovlch. .;‘ s, i,
Grade ill—Blanche Ellis, teacher;
Annie Miko, Ned Huntington, Alfred
Munhali, Herbert Weathers.
Grade ill—Augusta Cullen, teacher: ,
Ruth Gainer. Katherine Barrett, Mar-
ltha Glaser, Katie Kopsky. Clara Svec,
'William Zarges.
(Grade lV—Bessie Lindeberg, teach-
er; Emily Bloom, Helen Daugherty.
Dorothy Frey, Katherine Labunek,
Frances Merino. Katherine Miko.Dor-
othy Stoots, Franklin Smith. William
Wilmot, Thomas Skldd, Robert Skidd,
John Whrdeli.
Grade V—Heien O‘Connor, teacher,
Julie Fisher, Lillian Lewis, Joseph his.
rind, Paul M'ikiovich, Herbert Moeller,
Michael Vlngo. Fred Welseit Michael
mg“ ‘ I}! my .
Vi~Ma§daien
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‘iiaior general ..
Grade Ohlweiier,
“31."! Emil Kovac\ DuMont me twenty pounds of equipment. This in
ben,‘.\inx Rosenberg. the regulation equipment, which ho
will be obliged to carry into any can»
paign in which he is called. As yet.
, the guardsmen have not been equlr
Officers. ' ped with the new and approved typo
............ 866667 of blanket roll. The soldier carrie.
llridnzler general 500. 00 ”‘0 “”0““ “qu'pmen‘
ARMY PAY PER MONTH,
Colonel ... 333.33 1 L'zuntcd States rifle, calibre '30.
Lieutenant colonel . . . . ..._... 291.67 1 front 8mm cover. '
250.00 ”mm“ ”1°33.
Captain . ............... 200 00 ' 1 "”“r and ”‘0“8 “‘5“-
First lieutenant ..... 166. or! 1 8“" 8"“8- {3,21
Second lieutenant ......... .. 141.67. 1 bai’°“°‘~ ’
Enlisted Men. i“ 1 bayonet scahard.
First sergeant . ........... .. 45.00} 1 cartridge belt, calibre '30' info-o
Quartermaster sergeant, ser- : mi- J.
geam, cook, horseshoer l 1 pair cartridge belt suspenders.
(cavalry) .......... . 30 .00: 1 first aid package and pouch. j’
Corporal, wagoner, artificer, far- i 90 cartridges, ball, calibre .30. {
rier, saddlcr 21.001 1 canteen. infantry. ’ ,1
Prhnte ........... . . . . . . . . . . 15. 00 1 haversack. ; ‘g
The above are monthly rates paid 1 meat can. “1
the militia when in federal serv,lcc lcup. e ‘1
,being the regulation army pay proper. l knife. '3!
iOfficers receive allowances for quart- 1 spoon, fir
ers. and cavalry otlicers receive an 111- 1 shelter tent, half. ' “I;
’ lowance of 8150 a year for one horse: 5 shelter tent pins. - ‘ ;
$200 for two. Enlisted men receive lponcho. ‘l
20 per~ cent. extra and. double time 1 blanket" .
‘0'" foreign service 1 cake of soap (furnished by man).
7““ 1 toothbrush (furnished by man).
COUNTY To HAVE “0.000 DEFIC'T- ‘1 pair of socks (furnished by man). -
When a meeting of the county sena- 1 comb (furnished by man).
tors and representatives is held in 1 towel (furnished by man).
Bridgeport, June 29, it is expected that: 1 identification tag with tape.
the county commissioners will ask for Officers and non- commissioned 09
341.190 to meet the difference between! ficers, in addition, carry pistols, saber!
estimated receipts and expenses for and other implements.
the fiscal year, commencing next 0c-7 The field uniform of an enlistel
tober. ‘ man consists of the following articles:
It is figured the receipts will be- One waist belt.
$112,640, including 847, 500 from thel One pair of Woolen breeches and
sale of liquor licenses. H‘he total ex- ! one pair of khaki breeches.
pauses are estimated at $153,830. One woolen and one khaki set-vie.
These include $51,800 for the county coat. ’
jails and s102,030 for the running ex- One 1m cord. "‘
One tying cord for service hat.
One service hat.
One pair of leather riding glove»
for mounted men only ,
One patrol canvas leuins. . :
Two flannel shirts.
One pair of marching shoes.
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- Sentinel ads. pay. Try one.
penses ot the new court house.
The resolution adopted by the Fair
field County Bar. favoring the pus~
chase of the property adjoining
Bridgeport court-house on the west,
will probably be discussed at the meet-
ing. It is said that some of the county
commissioners do not favor the pur-
chase. -
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