Come Dentists all. of steady
nerve, and listen to our tale.
We wish to say we’re here to
serve, and working tooth and
nail to furnish coal that’s good
for all, come try it if you
,ghews, for well we know if
once you’re pleased you’re
sure to spread the news. The
cavity we ache to fill is in your
cellar deep, our filling is of
diamonds and our charge——
like yours—is steep. But un-
like you we have no “pull”
but sell coal on its merits, its
virtues born of Mother Earth
whose goodness it inherits.
Yet, We have both a common
aim—to keep our business
stainless—tho' treating teeth
or buying coal can never be
quite painless.
THE
FESRiS
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FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
YORK.
.THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves' Pier 27. Easti
River, New York (foot of Catherinel
8t.) every day except Sunday, at 3
m. Freight received at Norwaik up
5 p. m. and at South Norwaik up
6:30 p .m.
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BEFOREHANDENESS“
If we wanted to give our customers a piece of advice along
lines of business prudence, it would be to buy your Lumber and
Shingles NOW. Prices? They certainly won’t be lower. They
’ don’t fall in war times. We are practically certain besides,
that the Interstate Commerce Commission will presently grant
the Railroads a 15 per, cent. advance to take eflect July 1st. This
means an advance in the price of Shingles of 280 M and so on
proportionately through the whole lumber list.
Save money by buying now, not next week or next month.
The Hatch G Bailey Co.
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Llowing members of the board Were.
iprcsent: Dr. William J. Tracey. Dr.
.335; M. J, Coburn. Dr. Henry C. Sherer.‘
Ji'illiani Ahrens, William P. Ward.
_§Bernard J. Reynolds, Harry Ryder.
iéilllarry E. Scofield and Alexander J.
Rummlcr. 1
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"filing were read by the secretary and
adopted by the board after a slight
3.3.Ichange had been made. i
if“ The first regular business‘ to come
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SPECIAL SALE
01‘ wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in
town to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere.
Last call for suits and coats at unmatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PLKRIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
‘ Dr. William J. Tracey suggested
that the only remedy for the prcscnt
Vscliool situation in Norwalk Is to buy‘
new sites and erect suitable buildings
on them immediately. Dr, Tracey:
was of the opinion that the additions
at their best, will be only bolt-h jobs
‘whcn they are completed. 1
Independence Day A
Store Closed All Day. -
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The doctor found it lIcuIly support
er of his statements, in Alexander .l.'
llunimlcr, who also tlxpl‘irnsvd the "
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opinion that new schools. and not tid- “05min“ (”113% - “lid hd” 1‘ d p . l .5- ..
tlltiom are nccdcd professional training in (.hicago lellv
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5“ was ”H," moved. by “1.3 “only (.3 \Il‘bll). lle Ildh tlit dtgrees of ll. A .
. . a . . . .. - ‘ vie-nee.
Shercr that the building coInmIttI-c md A ‘1 ”1* Nothing expii .
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David, W. Raymond
U N DE RTAli ER
Tei., Office, 1069-3; House. 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
p- Corned or Roast Beef, a can .............. . .......... . 25c
:2 Try Our Fresh Roasted Coffee, 9. lb. ............ . . . . . .. 21c
KaroCornSyrup,acan.............~ ............... . 100
Pure Jelly ................................ 3 tumblers 25c
H. 0. Presto, 9. pkg. ................................. 13c
Dunham’s Cocoanut, a pkg. . . . . . ..................... . 80
A. STULL
East Norwalk.
24 Cottage Street.
his NEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION or CHIROPRACT
Chiropractic is the definition of .he
cause of the disease and the art
adjusting the same. Disease is causedt
by a wrench, twist or sprain in then
be authorized to secure Diana and HIIPV "0"?” ””99 years in the 3 Enid“
cificatlons for the new additions Il‘Olll‘N‘hmnb' ““d ””"N‘ years In high
'arcliitect A. Nettleton Paddock, and “'mml- ”l‘ “WV“ [01‘ fliim‘lli'l‘fl‘l‘b'}
that said plans and specifications be,“ superintendent 9f schools 1” sf)”.
submitted to the board at a special tlalia, MW 21 10“" oi “WM-“9m thou _
Xmeeting which will ‘Iw held in the near “”1“ inhabitants. and f0” (”'39 years:
‘illilll'v. Before making his motion, as superintendent 9‘ 50110013 in J01":
Dr. Shercr cxplaincd to the board. lin. .\io.. a city offltorty thousand pop-3
lillfli be had interi’icwcd the lloard of ulation, He then received a call frolt‘l3
Estimate on .\londal afternoon. in n» Oklahoma “Hr. and serviced a posi-j
ilard to hortable schoolhouscs. but ”0“ “S MlI’““““'“li“m “1 “MOMS “i
that the lmard had Iut'nvd n". ill‘fillO-‘l' that pl‘acc. which has a population of;
ition down flat. eightyvfiw thousand and a school butl-j
Dr. (‘oblirn declared at this tilllt‘ ii“ ”I “Ml-"W WHIUHHY- 1n “'04 ill
that tho new schools must be ready iilt‘ Sit Louis Exposition, .\lI'. Iluclmn:
for occupancy by Scphllnbcr 1st. and “11 “'flb' in charge 0i i110 3115503111313
for this reason. the board must rush Sitlw l-leitliition. which look Ill'rl‘
2'. 1)“. work through as rapidly as possi- prize. t'il Iesigncd from the 0klah0-3
ilII'. The chairman also slated. that His “it? educational dvimrtincnt upon
At Very Sp
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styles of the newest Taffet
'Store Closed
All day
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the constrtitrtion and heating con- ill" (’Xltil‘fliinl! bf his llll‘t‘O-l‘t-alr term!
tracts will have to be. rccolvcd scpar- and for about a your has hot n resting.
atcly. up. in \‘inclond. .\'. .1. During his}
William F. Word many ycars of work as ll. Stipcrinti‘n;
kilobnrn on this point. All: luchanun has never had a;
' ' s: ' by any bO'Ii'd, .
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ldcnt,
the ballot cast
.\lr. lluclutnan ist"l"lll:\‘ to ho t
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Taffeta Silk Dresses :2
For $15.00
Also a New Arrival Of
Striped Taffeta & Satin Skirts
At $4.98 and $5.50
ecial Prices '
hoice out of 10 different
a Navy Blue Dresses.
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original motion made by llr. Sliercr 3 3 3 3
I titan for HIV place in the prescht in~l
was unanimouSIy carricd.
The election of a nuwrinti’int’lcnt of
the local school system. to fill the in thef
vacancy caused by tho rcsicnation of Jicncficial lo .\‘ovwalk schools. as
Ira T. Chapman. who has accepted has Iii‘l‘ll to western schools. in
at position as supcrintciulent of schools past.
in New llruusWick. .\‘. J., was the next
lllitiicl' of business. '
Before the ballot was cast. finite a
and it is liopcd that his \vorlli
tituro will bc as succesat‘ul and
it:
MIMIC".
WOULD PUT COUNCIL
'ities where they are employed at
OUT OF BUSINESS I‘
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discusston took plum ll‘LtulIlg ll; (“her occupations.
‘rclative merits of all candidates who
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applied for the position two works
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William throne and Will-“lid '7' list-opt for possible common coun-.
lifil‘nolds expl‘f‘SSOd tllcliiSDlYPS “lacil action the batting situation is nit-l
this limo as being in favor of will“? ‘ changcd. No negotiations for an ad-l
in younger man than ~hlt‘. l'luchttnati. justmont of the dispute are in prog~i
who is fifti'righi yi‘flY-S or use. i“ ”‘9 ress. as far as it can be learned. al-l
llOSiiiOTb “01“ gentlemen “"‘l'i’ pcr- though there are plenty of rumors reel
ft‘CU)’ Sfliisfii'd “‘m‘ ”‘9 excellent "‘9’ sarding what may take place after,
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cr of accounts shall be it prosecute
or investigator of crime. lie
ncitlicr thc power nor the resource
of the district attorney.
in: a Grand Jury.
Buchanan. and were certain that no full ”up.” has been commenced .
i It possible for witnesses
better recommendations than those al- earnest in practically all factories just
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really received by the Iravhm 00in ,aftei the lotion at July, and men In, mom, Mm“!
'mittee in regard to the new superm-l halting circles are
itendent could be secured by any can- opmonts in the si
didate, The only point that the gen- next fcw days. I
‘tlemen objected to was the age of the, Just what may be expected in the“
, given.
candidate. which in their opinion is way of developments. if deVeiop- evidence available showing 0'. tend-
‘ Raiteatggtixillnclicddi‘igfvcinanShiii‘ilililiniiii I Gday
{gigs-life in the diifcrent organs andf
atSi‘:§’2‘l§“;l;ft..felilllll.”2;" titan Andrew Davey, Ine-
through harmonizing the nerve. sys-i .
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Elli: a.‘;‘°t...l.a.lll‘ r:t::..rsrn PHONE 410. PROMPT mo DELIvERv.
ehgaéiileltic treatments given also. i _ _~ ~_ _ __'~ ‘3 n... ..
. T. FRANCIS, ii. 0. t _ .
84 Washington St., So. Norwalk. Conn. . Sp 1 i Th d y
Graduate from Palmer School. 5 cola S or “rs a
110mm HOUSE 1 Veal Stew - - 180 lb
(G‘§;?§::;g;'d> ; Smoked Shoulders - 220 lb
‘Opens May 1 1' ‘
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL; Shoulder Steak - 22c lb
KINDS: OF SEA FOOD I 9 '
COOKED To ORDER 3 Schullze 5 Sanitary Markets
3 . . 32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
JOHN E. O’SULLIVAN, Prop.’ South Norwalk. Norwalk.
Telephone 720
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Men’s Spring Suits , E F1 .1
M 'An Attractive Showing oi f conolllllty rul ars
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Smartiy who... Models I mi“ ibis“??? . . .‘i’lil‘l". Til". ... ..... . $1.30 per to...
3.2.50, $15.00, 3.3.00 QUART SIZES ....... . ............... ..... $1.40 per do.z
TOPS ....... . .................... . .......... 300 per doz.
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Sc. Nat walk
I N. Main St.
T Tel ‘367
.. The Banner Stikeryfi
5 Monroe street
We are now able to, supply our
’ customers with PIES, made to.
Horder‘each dayl. We also have
.Qrsueaa BUNS and corms
' QRINGS in addition to our regular
Both Stores Closed All Day Toda .
BEERS MEAT If: PROVISION CO.
, (2 Stores.)
6 North Main St.
South. Norwalk. Phone 1180. 3 Mam St-
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TROOPS CAN PARADE. ANARCHISTS TRIAL ENDS
WASHINGTON, July
mobilized and awaiting service
abroadflnay take part in local lndcv
pendence Day celebrations today at
the discretion of local commanders,
not as a farewell appearance before
sailing, but merely as part of ‘loeui
ceremonies.
The War Department is beseiged
government today closed its 0
der ‘Berkman, anarchists on trial
federal district court, on charges
conspiring to obstruct
draft law by
'scrlption propaganda.
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g, amour PLATES
with requests from various communl-l
ties which want National Guardsmen
paraded through homes—cities before ment stenographer, submitted his
authoriz tion for such a thing had
been ma and that a decision had
not been officially reached. 5 ‘
3 A-«great many high ofllcers
much opposed to it.'because they‘aay, in sorthand.
it discloses the identity and designa- The trial will "be resumed
tlon of~.‘uuits and"l ' .
examined him man short. to show
gives public notice day
of their? impending departurem astivell . '.
as disclosing by inference the” ports; . . '
_ from which they will sail. ‘ . ‘ Try a Sentinel Want Adv.
3.—Troops; va' roan. July 3.—The federal
against Emma Goldman and Alexan-
the selective
circulating anti-con-
Wllllam H. Rudolph, a police depart-
departing for France. It was said to- port of a speech made by ‘Berkman at ly after 9 o'clock.
day at the War Department that no a recent riotous meeting in the ‘Bronx.l
Berkman and Miss Goldman cross-school superintendentr is fifty-eight invariably,“"rhere is nothing that we
are was not competent to report a speech daughters.
Thurs-to Norwalk “immediately. .nnd take .Hall this afternoon.
a bit too great for a man filling the menls come, is decidedly uncertain.‘.ing ‘0 show complicity on the part
:0 (‘9 “‘hii‘il hp (1095- :Some of the rumors are to the effect of the members of police department
The sentiment 0f the remaining that several of the factories may Sign I either if; ”19 Inurdcrfo; Rum (linger
metnbeI-s of the board, however, seem-3 me .hills of prices and resume work! gitdnt‘hatt i'ofisfiggger: tlifirsiiiiig(\i'liili:
ed to favor Air. Buchanan us. the manlolhct-s are that a general movement out further delay to a Gmnd Jury
In speaking of ages. D1“. in the direction of the “open shop"|-0f New York county. I understand
mentioned PI‘PSI‘ is imminent and that announcements, that. the. Grand Jury has been charg-
to that effect are likely to be made N1 in the premise
5. You will act. and
' ' ‘ ‘ - , 1 act at once,"
during the present administration. before the end of the p. (use!!! week. 3 The governor explained that ho was
After quite alongthy discussion. it The manufacturers have made no mymg on smmmpms published in
Ivvas moved that an informal 133110t statements in regard to their plans the newspapers and that his informa-
tbe can. The secretary distributed the since the announcement that the F. tion might be inaccurate. 3
ballots.‘ and eight votes were cast H. Lee Hat (‘0. had taken the Bel"c5311:a31::{iJEVIigWseg’fer‘ilqitI‘SSESii}:i
Out' of this number. George V. Buch-Y mire factory and was in resume hirer, encies of testimony. he referred par-i
Lanan received five votes, Mr. Cooper, mess on the “open shop" plan. Severn ticularly m the fact that Cocchi 5311].:
‘Of Blue Field. \VeSi.Vll‘glllla, I'PCCiVPd 31_ meetings of the manufacturers ed for Italy 011. a steamship which‘:
two. and .\Ir. .\larsh, of 'Iiiassachu- have been he‘d recently. but nothing police officers swore they had under!
lsetts, one, . [has been given 0“} as to any plans Ob's‘Inhaatigmnever known New York
Upon the motion of Hm“? Rl’del-ltliiit have been discussed. and little policemen to fail to find a fugitive
the informal ballot was madel‘ormalil appears to have leaked out through concealed in an outgoing‘ship in New
ed. A motion to make the vote “nan'lother sources. The indiVidual m'en'ij York harbor when they honestly
imous was made by William P. ward"‘-bcrs of the Manufacturers' associa— tried to do so, andt'I 1:33-13“???
0110 dissenting VOW. lpresent difficulty flint, all information .
_ . ment made by the officers that they
The only other business which Cfimelrelative to any action on their part were watching ”“9 ship for Cocchl
before the board last evening was the should be given out 1).,
one of the is entirely inconsistent wit the de-
pavment of the regular batch of bills. officers of the association and this flaming-:31 13113:: afiiélligltin}: :Eglfiinrigye'
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This “115‘ accomplished _”‘ short or .iulo'has been “dhmed to Sil‘lClI), all that “Cocchi had nothing to do with
der. and the meeting adjourned short- 3 inquiries being referred to the. 0 . the cane." Assuming that these wit-
lcer in question. The :apiy t0 (11105-3 nesses were not perjuring themselves,
LVOI‘Wfl‘k'S new,tions during the last week has beenl it would be interesting to know why
they were waiting for Cocchl and or
h. be d t r
ne‘years of age, is married, and'has two can say today," . ixilgtmcgggefgugfi lilti‘mfide 0 a rest
At present he is residing: Benefits Were paid ’61:: members of, The governor held that, there can
he Will come the hatters' deso'éiatlons in the City no foundation for the wicked insinua-
It was learned tlon" entered on the police record by
e a detective assigned to the case thi
a girl answering Ruth Cruger’s dos-
.cripti'on might be found
largely be- sixth street and Broadway.
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'charge of the school work ,in thistoday that a number of batters ar
' . city. Mr. Buchanan ista graduate of planning to seek employment in oth-
t the Carbondale. 111.. Normal l80h00],ler ‘clties after tomorrow,
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cause of one rumor current in halting !
circles that the present difficulty is
mgl likelyto last for some weeks longer ,
. It is expected. however, that the set. E
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inf the hat factories would see the
batters return to their trade frotn the
IN CRUGER CASE
plated by the law that a commission-3
has
This cvi"
‘ord which has been made by Mi“ tomorrow. In the past. work on flit?! deuce, should have been present-Pd to;
Public hearings malic-
to frame
lilieir testimony iii the light of‘tesli~:
y given, and of course”
looking for (1“"91‘i flu-are is the. constant danger that im-
tuation within the. munity may be acquired by testimony
‘1 direct that. you proceed at once
to subpoena all testimony and all the
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Shoulder Lamb ..... .‘. ails?
StewLamb; .......... ......2h
Loin Lamb Chops ....... -. 406‘"
Roast of Veal ............. '.. 25C
Rump of Veal . ........... . . 266]
Native Fowls ............. . 82::
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CHILLICOTHE. 0... July
New York Mario
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Local .
labor organizations in a. mass mflefl- .
ing adopted resolutions today; diam,
countenaucing action of labor leads
ers from Cleveland. Detroit. Toledo,
and othe‘r cities. who have been new 3
since yesterday in an effort to forcfo‘
lment camp to use only union labor”...
t The visiting labor officials Willa,
lmake an effort to secure 2.000 tinl ‘,.
icarpenters with the. understitndin '-;
that such men will be given j’prefep- ‘
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