, he each day, as our men are hiding Coal air, in a lively mt oi way; and our We . the finest we are able to ”cure. each an artist in his‘ he—and his job’s no sine- .0. Then, our Coal'e a flirilling ‘ flture as it's thrown upon the screen—gliding down the checkered surface till it’s made “reel" bright and clean. This no tragedy at all air, t aam'ther farce nor comedy, but a story with a “purpose” ' that’s as plain as it can. be. THE FERRIS COAL he‘d“. made “dhhmspecifyandatthairnghtpriee. THIS Is THE SERVICE WE DEER. ”Madmen!" rightcnnowmrwewillanswer ’yheneor hosed W cowghtonquesc 7°“. DoitNOW—dea’t you” will he “doing it.” i The Hatch E: Bailey Co. ‘souvll uoawaur. court. Specialties—B. P. 3. Paint, Creo-Di Stained Shingles, Beaver Board. pt Lumber WaituntilFallwheneveryoneels‘e Following is a y of a circular issued by the New even ' General Passenger Department, outlinhg re— strictions of various municipalities along the company's lines in regard to entrance of children into their towns on account of Infantile Paralysis. Te Ticket Agents Supplementing circular No. 1m dated July 24, and No, 11“, dated July 26th, the following municipalities have issued regulations in regard to en trance of children into their town. account of lnilantile Paralysis. New York—~Clintoadale, Highland. Loyd—Children under 16 years of age FINAL ““3 “life onallWouien'sandIliases'Suita,Coata.Dresses.Skirts and Hats. 50% oil while they last. 33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK'S FASHION CENTER m Buynowwhilethlssaleie on. Thisis the logical lace ioryeutohuy yournecesssry Summer Suits. Coats. BMW WMShkuandHats. CLEAN-UP P ARTS ‘ annually SOUTH NORWALK. COMPANY. HANDIIIEAT 0Il'l‘l'l'l' COMPIEI'E ' 98 Washington St. Finest Selected P 0 TA T OE 8 ANDREW DAVEY, Inc. 300 pk. Scull: Norwaik from any municipality in which there is an outbreak of Infantile Paralysis will be excluded until the epidemic is past. ville—All children, no matter from whence they come. must report to health ofilcer within 24 hours after arrival. They will the: be quaran- tined for a period of two weeks. 825.00 fine if regulation is not com- piied with. Larcbmont—Ai'l children under 16 years of age coming from infected districts will be placed under quaran- tine for two weeks. Connecticut—Boardmans, Merwins- ville, New Milford, Still River-Ail children, no matter from whence they come, if without a health certificate. will be strictly quarantined for a period of 20 days after arrival. Ceb tificate issued by proper physician and government health officers will be recognized, East Norwalk, Norwalk. South Nor- waik—No child under 15 years 0! age from any place where infantile Paral- ysis prevails will be allowed to do- train. Danbury—(‘hildren under 15 years of age will not be allowed to detrain if enroute from New Haven. Lime‘ R —-Chlldreli' under 16 years of ‘sge, matter from whence 25c SEE WINDOW DISPLAY n‘t‘lifford Pharmacy. So. Main and Elizabeth Sta. ‘1. Phones 833-:53a I Torion House Potatoes BEETS, bunch . . . . CARROTS, bunch SQUASH, lb. .. CABBAGE, head MUSK MELON CHOPPED BEEF BEEF LIVER ...... Schnitze’ s 32 Wkshington St. .‘ ' (Gregory Boulevard) . East Norwalk Specials for Tuesday GREEN STRING BEANS se- ....... 5¢qt. .. ....................... ........5¢ . . ...................... .....gg .. ...... ....IIITTLILL Tiff. '1 ' ................. ..3f0r 25¢ ....... .. .. . 135 lb Sanitary. Markets South Norwalk. Norwalk. 39 Main St. 30c Pk. NOWCPEN moan DINNERS AND 'ALL ' i miles or SEA soon COOKED TO ORDER. JOHN E. O'SULLIVAN. Prop. Telephone Call 720. 4‘ . We Are Now Paying 3c ill. for Rags It You Phone 441 or send postal. Old autos .‘ feather beds a specialty. No canvassers. ’ on iiilron Coal Co.. Inc. 3 Rowan St, East Nor-walk as THE PERFECT FITTING CORSET TH! NU ION! Perfect fitting beaulo Made to measure. “ ”RS. LILLIAN REYNOLDS ffi_ ”Infield Street E. Nona" Phone 12415 ' ‘ Olives, plain or stuifcd ... ..... 9¢ 14¢ and 23¢ bottle Beckmann’s Fancy Unconted Rice (a healthful food). pks 'Armour's Potted Meat ... Crown Aster Brand, new pack, California Asparagus. per can Royal Baking Powder . . . . . . Rheingoid or Teutonic Armour's Grape Juice . .. . ...... 9¢ 23¢ and 45¢ bottle Gerdon Dry Gin, per bottle Try our Choice Mixed Tea at A. F. Beckmann & Co. GROCERS AND WINE. MERCHANTS 83 and 85 Washington St. ssass ----------- s ........... they come, will be kept in strict quar saline for a period of three weeks after arrival. Southbury—Chlldren under 16 years of age from Greater New York. south am New York state. and all points affected by infantile Paralysis. must procure health certificate from proper authorities before being permitted to enter the town Children under 16 not covered by this regulation, must give written notice to the health an- thorities stating name, age. address from whence they come. etc. ‘ Weatport—No children under 15 years of age no matter from whence they come will be allowed to detrain. ' a . : . m " fi ’ Fishkill, Hopewell Junction. Storm- ‘ Tristram 8. Hyatt i l ; GAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. y ‘ Dainty One-Piece Dresses i 337"” ' ' 59W“? WHITE WAISTS AND MIDDY BLOUSES i l V A splendid selection for mid- -summer outings. ‘ . ‘ x i i In the Bargain Basement I In white or colors at greatly reduced prices. Lowest prices on fruit jars, jelly glasses and all kinds of canning tools. ‘ " 3' ' "‘1 " wiz‘rd Furniture poliw. l‘r‘e bottle a s a a a a a O a O O I s e a”; e'o'la .10 a a Li: c‘s‘s‘a a a e a a e as s e 50¢ Handy Duatless Duster with hardwood handle FREE with each bottle. a ‘a‘s \_______ 1 WfiwrwWQWMQJM SWIM!" 0f Sillilli I8 . "W m ! H. [(118 or & CO. (Continued from First Page.) i 'MERIDEN, Aug. 1.-The strike of g; teamsters of the H T. Smith and the H. L. immlch Express Companies, be- 0:0 gun last smock was extended today to, the teamsters employed by the Lyon and Biliard Coal and Lumber Com- pany. the Higgins Livery Stable, and the Thomas Kearney Trucking and‘ Road Building Company. The demandsi are for higher wages and recognition’}. of the union. From 100 to 125 team- sters and helpers are said to have lett$ their work. The union' s leader asserted that ad; lditional men would be induced to Join; the strikers later in the day. Mel-idea Teamstara' Strike Extended. -------~ CLEARING SALE; gill Summer Apparel, Sull . Cases and Bags lor Your “ Cornwall—«Wu under It years of age from any place are prohibited; from detralning unless they have a certificatesigncd by the Board of. Health. Massachusetts-Wiilismstown —- No M— ' I ' . ‘ . ' ,» ‘ a 1’ WE ARE PREPARED to serve you with the best of everything to eat and drink." The usual Beckmann quality assured and prices to suit all. Very Best Creamery Butter (absolutely fresh), lb. Beckmann Best Blend Coffee (in r lb. Silver Foil bags). 1 l 35¢ a... -------------------- ass .Smail can 4¢, large can 9¢ 23¢ 12¢. 22¢ arid 43¢ can Beer. case of 24 for . ..... . . $1. 40 ----- $1.00 .29¢ lb. .IOOse-s Telephone r405. . . an mum in cmoaoo. Woo, Aug. 7—Wiiliam R, wu-' Veal Specials for Tuesday SHARKS OP VEAL...-t.......... BREASTS OF VEAL .. ....... ‘ .. SHOULDER VEAL RIB VEAL CHOPS. VEAL CUTLETS SHOULDERS or vnar. ......... ”If. in} rind 260:;b lb cnops. ..........2o¢ it» ...................... .22 lb. Full Line Fresh Veéétablea Inside- Our Marlteztg. Beers Meat and Provision Co. 6 NORTH MAIN ST. South Norwalk Phone use. .....10¢lb.. es ..................... (2 Stores.) . , 13 MAIN ST. Not-walk Phone sex. adults or children are allowed to stop )0 0... 3? Vacation Outings Day Nursery #I , and its i Work ' O at Williamstown from any point‘in the affected area. , Mary Either Best‘s. | The death of Mrs. Mary Esther Beers, widow of Henry Beers, of Red- dlng, occurred at the home of her daughter. Mrs. George Blur, oi Red- ding, on Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock. She had been suiferiag for weeks of illnesses incident to old age. lire. Boers was born in Norwalk eighty-three years ago. but went to‘ Redding when she married. fifty-three years ago. and had resided there ever alone She was the daughter of Charles Whitlock. of Norwalk. lira. Beers was beloved for her kind dia- ‘position and gentle nature, and will be mourned by a large circle of friends. She is surtived 'by three children, Mrs. George Burr, of Red- dlng; John H. Beers, of Bethel. and Edger Beers. oi Norwaik. Funeral services were held at the lhonle of Mrs. George Burr, of Umpa- waug Hill, Redding, Sunday after- noon, at 2:30 o‘clock. interment was in Reddlng. r NEW CANAAN TEAM BEATEN. Manager Otto Schmidt’s hustling New Canaanites received a trimming. Saturday afternoon, on the South ave- ~ nuc grounds, from the Yorkville club,1 of New York State. The score at theI end of the regulation nine innings fa vored the visitors at 3 to 2. .and Lang started the battery work for New Canaan, but during the early part’ tunaie accident of throwing out his today. to select a manager for; “plate for the locomo- of ”0' Yuri. chum“ of 111g Re. 5 'WW National Committee, is in? my ro swm connecrlcur elven me an: naowugso, ——o— a PLAGUE INTER. SIXTH WEEK NEW YOK Alli. 7—Today mark- mrmnaut.—maiwmotot «immune-11mm“ I. Hughes. the Republican 'thres men to swim the Caneetiout theepideiaieotiafantilensralyaisaadi ter Swenson. of Danbury and Jersey of the visitors. ,ons. Hrs. Wilcox. milk daily: Mrs. 8.1 1““ brilliant shooting featured the after-i noou' a program but all considered that of the game Lang met with the unfor- time at the "use hip. Stevens. the regular first seeker oi. membership 1m during the after-i donned the mask and chest protector noon. and is expected that now the; . and did very well for the remainder work is under way, that many more of the contest behind the bat. Wal- aplicatioas will be received. City basketball fame, hovered around my mention. It the South Wilton the first bag territory in the uniform'mm'- ed to be registered Sum-ye contest sFu one at the “M IN ""1" W" VI“ 5° 0“ 5 . The regular “monthly meeting oftile Day Nursery Association was' held at the Nursery today. . , - The following report was read: Total attendance for the month,‘ 116. CORSETS The secret of the well dressed woman is necessarily " her corset. because the corset is the foundation of her en- tire appearance. It the corset is not right in every detail and if it does not fit perfectly, one‘ a gown cannot be right and consequently one's appearance cannot be correct. We havethelatestmodelsithuier,R.&G., C. B. a la Sprite. Warner’s, La Resists. Nemo, Loly of note and other popular makes. - . Pricesrangefrom ... $1 00 to $6 50 Our graduate corseticre is in attendance to give fittings or to give any information you may require in regard to can sets in general. Gifts. I Mrs. John Hamilton. clothing: Mrs! John Cavanagh, fresh vegetables; Mo-l will & Cafhone, lolly pops and iem-l N..Andrews. milk daily; Whatsoevel} Circle. milk daily; Norwalk Steam Laundry. laundry work; gift, one doi- i tar; gift, one dollar. it was thought best at present tog keep the Nursery closed, but as soon} as the quarantine is lifted, the Nur-' sery will be opened as usual. 'nirLe cLua ususaas sl-loor. ll com Creditable some Made by sci, sinners at the finite South 5 Wilton. -‘ Thirty five members of the Non; ‘ walk Ride Club motored to the Southj Wilton Rifie Range. Saturday aftercj noon, and there indulged in an after- hoon's sport at the butts. Owing to the fact that the regula‘ tloh targets from Washington. D C..| did not arrive on time for Saturday’s' 5 shout, temporary targets had to be [fixed up. with some bull's eyes sent to the club by the Remington Com- pany, of Bridgeport No particularly. CLAIMS HE WAS CHMED A permit was issued this morning IV A SHARK to M. L. Moller for wiring in the house of Howard Holmes, 15 Franklin ~ street. A permit was‘issued to Eugene To- The shark question is becoming a serious one for local fishermen and . bathere. Wt“ ‘ man is chased ""0 bin for wiring the residence of Mrs. his boat by a shark. it is time that Mildred Fullo, of Chapel street. some measures should be taken to >W~ I. , prevent such an occurence from hap- pening min James McCullen. “"0. ANNOUNCEMENT ‘bunhwackinx." saturdsy. on of Sr?“ Although the price ijhoes es Island, was chased into his boat by has advanced considerably in a shark; full when he sighted it. he the last gig monthg, wg gnu headed for the boat in double quick still aclling‘ m'an‘x shoe; Ricki!» itime. ing Regal and Douglas, at the unsettling to the story told by- Mr. same mic". Here is an op- t-L .Mccullen, he I‘ll claming steadily ”nun“, for you to mm 8M 1'“ 3° ‘1‘: 10;“ ringing shoes and ’oxords at the old ‘ 'sharks ever via t we era on ' ; are x t- prices while this stock hats. . “Id MIC? '00:! h ”:13“ he “MM . fin comm W hm may put bll been mic. . stamped at the hetoryrlnd hmvehhwmm‘i' “a screallaledfortbsboatbarelrfltlhl gimp, saving you 50¢ 10 mos pwhenhesawthewhlteoftheston- Here ,is an UNUSUAL beginners did very well, tor their first” Five new members were added to: . I Another about will! be held next 8a uhahinethroaghthewatsr. In)»; Cannonbmdthttbesharkwae. unabattlewsiiworththepriesefl. . hemmnmao'fl'ornummnTInsgoxl:mmwmwmmufim . 'mtas “‘"mmwgm-mmunuo‘n “:35 gnmfivgf oppon. ' Mmumlhhehtebytbe tallest-a. Jeaa‘thsalaaaeeeathase-atstel.“ . - ’I—iflrhtfiwfi‘dm'mnmm". ‘9'- l '31. a. m 10-. . manuals-comma nausea Muwulmmisummu Vfl'mmwhm,mmmmmammw “‘5 _ l send-awn. mmmmmumzcmumumum.U-s “mum“ ”muggy: alum . 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