3:22....
The Coal m
We have secured aspartial
supply of coal and submit to
our customers the question as
. to the wisdom of their buying
. coal now. The future is uncer-
. min. Conditions may improve
. Eater, or they may be worse.
We do not know. No one does.
”We shall at present sell coal
in moderate quantities only—a
i‘ew tons. No large orders, nor
«orders for future delivery, ex-
cept at price current when de-
livered. Please don‘t ask us if
the price will be lower later.
We don‘t know. But we do i
know that when the coal is
safely in your cellar, you’ve
got it—and that may mean
much.
It's up to you.’
TE'iE
reacts
Edith {Ellimliz
EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK '
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THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.’
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, East,
River, New York (foot of Jackson‘
fit.) every day except Sunday. at 3 p.
as. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5 p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 p .m.
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David W. Raymond
UN DERTAKE R
Teh, Office, 1069-3; House. 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN’S BUILDING
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mow SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
Chiropractic is the definition of .‘he
cause of the disease and the art of:
Adjusting the some. Disease is caused
B37 a wrench, twist or sprain in the‘
hack. Even if done in childhood
It creates pinched nerves and pain fn'»
hirer life In the different organs and
limbs. -
fihiropructors remove the cause of
disease and pain, health Is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sysff
Greens in your body. Female troubles,
given special attention; also curvature,
uglhe spine] Yell will never regret:
giving the Chirpractor a chance tof
help you. ‘
Magnetic treatments given also.
T. FRANCIS, ll. C.
IQWashington St, So. Norwalk, Conn.I
Graduate from ‘ Palmer School.
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(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwalk
, Opens May 1
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL’
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
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Telephone 720
Men’s spring Suits
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.should be required to furnish scutiiiu‘
,ilC’lellllOdlilIODS for every passenger
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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 effect July lst. This
means an advance in the price of Shingles of 28c M and so on
proportionately through the whole lumber list.
Save‘money by buying now, not next week or next month.
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
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SPECIAL SALE
Of 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 PARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
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TROLLEY SERVICE I and mandate of good judulnvnl, based,
,upon experience and careful cop-I
, I‘dflll‘lflllllll of iilhtlic relevant circuln-V
Islam-cs, to anticipate future traffic
it‘lllllIlIIUllfl and needs and to l't‘tilzloll"
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of the day. It is commonly collccdeil' “M"
that no street railway company,
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during rush hour periods in large iil-. N0 5"” I" D¢°I3i°n GIVIW Lime C0"
'V- this has for some time, it w‘as reveals
.‘llil
BE SAVED
FROM SALE
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the plaintiff.
The proposition for aseltlement
followed the conference of anx‘neys
representing both sides held in New
't'ork. At that conference the mail)
hitch was on the amount to be paid
to the plaintiff by the defendants, and
ed, prevented an adjustment of the
case.
It is understood that I). E. Loewe
and company insist on the payment
of $175,000 to cancel the $256,000
judgment, and release ihe 160 homes
or batters from foreclosure proceed-
ings. I). E. Loewe and company have
In their possession over $70,000 in,
lnoncys which consist of deposits byi
the individual batters in local Ltlnksl
and interest theieon. This sum, it isi
said, is 10 be applied to the payment
of the judgment settlement. !
Besides that, the batters by assess,
mom on other unions throughout the:
country collected upwards of $150,000}
accoiding to their last report. Sine»;1
that time IlIe lIntlers‘ union has prob-l
ably (“OIIH'Ii'd still more. That fund;
willialso be used to lIclp pay tIlt"
amount agreed upon in sciilcinu‘ni of;
the judgment. E
Attorney Walter (iordon Merlin, of
counsel for Loewe and company, and]
Judue William I". 'l‘aiiIIiIaIiy, of (‘uull-l
scl for thc l’niled liatlif'rs, came to
this city yesterday and hold -‘l coIi-,_
t'i-rence at which the terms of sclllc»1
mom warl- discu‘wed. 'I‘ll’c
of the attorneys in this city gave rise
rumor that an illIJllr‘vlillClll. cf
llH case had been I'c'ncluul, but the
report was uiitiue. The meeting of
the attorneys lierc yesterday was the
gullu‘iiauon (If several cbnfcreiices
held in New York l‘t‘t't‘llfI)‘, at which
forms of settlement were considered.
“You can say that negotiations to
words a sclilcuient of the case are
in progress and that things look lav»
ill‘llIJI‘? foran adjustment at this time"
said Judge ’I‘ainniuuy after the coir
clusion of yesterday‘s conference.
. Great Legal Battle.
A settlement of the famous .14wa
meet ing,
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FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1917
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Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
colors
Shetland and Fibre Silk SWeaters
For Ladies and Misses in all the most ‘ wanted
A Big Line of Dainty Waists
Draperies and Curtain Materials
In plain colors, and many artistic designs and
colorings
The famous White Mountain Ice Cream Freezers. All sizes.
- $7.50 to $18.00
GOVERNOR ANmRs
LINION’S CHARGES
aye He Took Special Care in Ap.‘_
pointing ExemptT'Dn Boards. '
In answer In Ibi- l‘i'StlIllIIOil lliloplvll‘,
by the liurlt'ord l‘cnlml Labor l‘uion,
(-Iiili-izing him for l‘lil appointing rcpi
rcseiitallvcs oI' IlIc laboring class on!
{the war boards and coliIIiIissioIIs and.
‘saying that Ihc permits ‘fippoiulcd lol
these boards and crunmisxion wcri- all;
of Ihc Republican party. Governor,
Marcus Ii. Holcomb \\‘ctl_ni-.~'day said,
that he look pains Io scc that the Dom—I
‘ocrilllc party was rcprcsi‘lmcd on lIll‘l
'excmpiiou boards in connection wiIh'
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g would be very indefinite.
‘ coming winter, of the 100 cars which
Idusti'ial centers, because, if this were!
,‘Ilflllt‘, the company would be rcquli'cdf
,to maintain a large amount of idle,
wquipincnl, dul'ini.r IlIc portio,\a of the,
fily when traffic is lightcr. For the,
some reason, there may be some jus-j.
lice in cxcusing the company fronrat
once acquiring: sufficient equipment
no {live wholly Si‘lISIIICJUI‘)"{fil‘l'Ylt‘e,
“lining a period of llllliMli.’ llllIllr‘lllliI,
laciixily. bccausc of the possibility
'Ihat. upon lIIl‘ cessation of the period
Msf i-(lility. llic colilpuny vollltl have
on its hands a surplus of" equipment
(lf‘flllIl't‘lwnI abnormal prices. The
problem confronting the sll‘o’l’l I-uil-'
way managers, which in It measure. is
shaicd by this commission. is to fore»,
casting the normal future demands
upon truilsportdilon companies.
"The same conditions which are
throwing an unusual burdcn upon tbe‘
street railway companies opciiitc own
to Increase the coat of new equip.
meiit. ' The double truck convertible
pay-as-oni-ciili-r cars purchased by the
(‘onnecllcut Company in 1915 are rc-
portcd by that company to have coslj
approximately $4,575 each. S‘Iinilar'
cars, according to estimates furnished
b ycar builders, would‘
now cost ill the neighborhood of
$8,700 ouch, and the time of delivery
“While conditions during the past
winter in the larger cities were uiI-.
satisfactory .and the complaints from!
. such centers were in most instances:
fully warranted, there is good reason.
to believe that the use .during the
are‘lnow being delivered will give ma-
terial relief, except in the unexpected
$819 Judgment. l
lly a decision of the supriuic (‘OIII‘H
of errors the decision of Judge Scott,‘
of the court of common plcais, iii the
raw oi‘ I’lulu 'I‘rccs I.iiIIc t‘o. anilinsti
Samucl Rector, of ltiducflcld. is. up-,
the $250,000 .aiul cost ,Illlllillh“
laincd in the courts by Locwo and '
(‘p.. will be of inch-Iioiional interval.
c-I.'c. just on the ore of the isolllpr: ll)“ coming “Til“-
of llll‘ dcfcndanls’ homes to satisfy 0‘11 ‘ .. , ‘
m Ub.‘SircIIiiau. pl'l‘r‘lllt'lll oi the Slate you»
of defence its labor': dircct represen-
hcld, the court finding no crror In tlIe’
jIIngiIi-nl. The suit was brought for
the record‘l'y of insui‘illlcc policies \‘ilI-'
1ch ill $1,200 ill insurance which was
paid Mr. chlm‘ after the Iilllv blink
and buildings of the company wcro
di-slroycd by fire. The real ownclu
of tlic company were Wilbur l“. 'I'UliI-,
llIisoII. (’llul'lcs licrr :lIid A'pI'i-un '\
llulliawily. 'I‘lIc tIl‘It‘l‘iIllIll (-I-IiiIu-d
a aci‘off and Judge Scott a‘.\'-.IrIlv-,i the:
plaintiffs a judgment of “10.27. t
It :lllpclll‘s iluu (Ilf‘ iiisurunco pnli-i
(‘It'fh through some error, were I‘.~'.-'liv'd,
ill the name of Mr. I-ie-lcr wII'i vi'ns;
futon-sled in the lsiiid upon which ”10
kilns were located. 'I‘lu- error was ii-it
discovered ulflil the fire tlcslroycxl file,
kilns and the insurance l‘t)lllllfllll"tli
called upon Illr. Kerb-r Io furIliI-h
proof of claim before lll" insurance
would be paid. Not until then. the,
court llpd‘a, did Mr. Room: know llic‘
policies had been Issued in his name l
‘dr. chIeI' furnished lIV‘: proofs and,
IlIc insurance was paid binl. ,TIH"
Iiiiic company Instifulld suit for re?
icovcry of the same and Judge Scott?
The case was easily the greatest legal,‘
battle lielw'ceii capital and labor cvcil
wagril in any country in the world
and the principles involvcd attracted
ilu- nitration of jurists, Sawyers, t'llp~
italists, trades—unionists and students
of economic. matters illroiiehoul llIc
world.
Just how the A. I“. of I.. would
reimburse the dcfcndaiils, shoul'l
their liomcs be ‘sohl, bus bccn dis»
cussed almost daily in local Ilillllill:
circles since the judgment was fili-
ally passed by IIll‘ suprcmo court.
'I‘liein‘ was much sentiment in recent
convention: of 1le A. I“. of I.. in favor
of permitting the sale of the defend-
:Ime.’ lioiui-s iii cash to the I‘Xlt‘ll‘.
ilIc appraised \‘(llllc of the Dl‘Ullt‘l';_\'-
'l‘IIIII sentiment. it is said, has p'I‘c~
vcnlcd the settlement of tho cast- on
ll cash ba'sls, as the attorneys for,
I.l'.-"\\'t‘ and company have been ready
to .llljllsl the case on such a basis.
it has been authoritatively slated iii
the past.
Announcement that there Is a good
prospect of settling the raw \\'ill be
Iver-oivcd with general satisfaction In
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“n” m“! lcndcied h ‘ “I "n fm: this city. Tho case has liuuglikc a,
”‘0 hm“ company. . ._ _ ,. ,, ._, pull over this city since 1903 and has
.A'itornoy 9330;“) \\',"‘,'.m')‘", E', T,‘;,'\;I given this city mucll undesirable no?
3:352:31? 11:; 53,32, Nei"l‘:"ilk iltorlcty. It is expected that'definiie.
_ , - ' ' " ‘ ‘ ‘ ' announcement of settlement, if an atl-;
10' ML ““91“" ‘ justmont is arrived at, will be made:
'_ IWiIIlIll the next twenty-four hours. ul~,
3 though a settlement could be delayed,
MOTORBOAT REGISTRATION
SLOW.
.uutll next Tuesday moraine, and IIlt‘ll.1iom.]
lic also pt!llll'.'|
that he had appointed .luliusi,
'l'fllllln of Labor, to the stau- conpcil‘
aliw.
Presides Over Teachers
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H.1(riegei8100.J
Special Gingham Dresses . $1.89
Garden Smacks
Shetland Sweaters -
Street Wash Dresses -
Striped Silk Skirts - - 4.98
Sport Skirts from $1.50 to 5.00
White Hats - from 750 to 5.00
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1.98
7.98
- 1.98
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Robert J. Alcy, president of the Na
Educational Aesocintion, the
event that the demands should be in,
excess of lhosf‘ during 111*? llflfil Winding motorboals at the Federal building,
161‘. 4in llrldgepoi‘l and, although tIFerc aren‘
Included in the information furnish-581,0,“ 1,200 in this district. ‘only {,0 n.l
ed by 'the respondent in 1‘91in ‘0. thibceusea have been issued. Norwalk,»
questions submitted were statementsmag received the largest number in
of proposed improvements in the,proporiion to its size. The application
power situation on the several diVl‘,froni this city have been received in
stone, which will tend to assure Unin‘,such shape for the most mm, that n.
terrupted service SD for as DOWN Teacenses could be immediately issued.
quiremcnts are concerned. impmye-ggach boat-owner is required to give.
ment in shop facilities and car short-,me name, type, length, width, depth!
pg? barns, Whlt‘h Will help 10 keep'draft and speed or his boat, spec‘ii'yl
the cars maintained in proper CONN-lite general use, and a testimonial as,
tion for service, the construction ohm character must accompany therapfi
turnouts, sidings, double’track and ex-iplication for license. The number of;
Showmg 0!, tensions, Wthh Will make possible azlawycrs who have improperly flied tax;
' ' closer adherence to schedules and theeapplicafions has been large, and an , ,
Smartiy Tailored Models Iopel‘atlon of the additional cars withtvimistakes account for delays and the,
- x2. 0 I .00 I _ ‘out congestion of tracks. It is no small number issued to date. ,
5, - 5 , $ 5 ’ $ 800 Inccessarr in this finding to refer, Lieut. .Dyer‘s omce reported that a
l specifically to the numerous items,force of carpenters, plumbers and elec-
Cornish
I 19. Main St.
I. _- -’.l‘ he Banner Bakery
TeT 867
tCIothingCo. I
So. Norwalk
5 Monroe street
We are now able to supply'our?
"astomers with PIES, made to?
"cider each day. We also havei
_ ImeAR nuns and corrnn
‘ ..vaS in addition to our regular;
. ‘deck. .
- TEETH -
WITHOUT PLATES 1
‘under these several heads, but thegtriicana in the
awhich respondent is already commit-l
reserve service, and
commission has in its files the recordgresidonts of Bridgeport liéve been
of the company’s. suggestions and3called to duty and are wow putting
plans for such improvements. WIIlCIlilIle base quarters in shape. Practical—
will be available for reference in the’ly every one of the 50 Norwalk men,
fixture, if necessary, in connectionfwho are enlisted and who are now'
with any possible complaints of‘in-gawalting call will be in Service within;
adequacq of service in any locality._ lthc next 15 days.
“Upon consideration of all the facts, .
brought .out at the hearings in this,LAKE MACHINISTS WANT RAISE.
case, including the information filed, BRIDIGEPORT, Conn, July 13._
by respondent in answer to the in~ The machinists employed by the Lake
quiries hereinbefore set forth. and'Torpedo Boat Company, who have all
having in mind the prescnt'unsettled been gelling‘33.20 a day. presented de-
industrial conditions and the effect. of , mantis today for increase in wages
these conditions upon street railway and the recognition of two clasges of
requirements, the cost at the _present,workm9n. .A. minimum of $4.50 a day
time of all supplies and eoiilpmenmis asked for ordinary machinists and
3165??! my for the operation of street;$6 for the other class, known as erect-
irailwal's; the large expenditures tOIing machinists.
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GREENWICH BOY NAMED. ‘
fed for necessary additions to plant;
and for highway and bridge construe-I .
lion and maintenance, and the prob-ISM“, Thompson Recommended 10,-
ahility that the new cars recently ac- West-Point Cadaflhlp_ _ I
ouired, conjoined with the possible Congressman Ebenezer J. Sill has!
falling Oil in DESSEHEBI‘ traffic. Willyrecommended ‘ Sidney Thompson of ,
Operate to relieve overcrowding. WEjGroenwich. to Secretarymf War Baker'
are of opinion and find that “0 com-.for entrance to the West T‘oint Mill-
Lieut. I}. ll. Dyel‘fs force In ”93‘3””. he made iii lime to prevent the stile; largest bodv of 1c'
of the defendants' homes.
LOITERING TO
BE STOPPED
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strom. Mayor of the City of Norwalh,
hereby give notice that l have 'mi
structed the Chief of the Police Dc-
partlnenl to arrest or cause to be ar-
rested and bring into court any and
all offenders against the provisions of
the acts, which are cited, in sub-
stance, below; and I urge upon all
parents and guardians the desire
bility and the necessity of co-operatv
ing With the municipal authorities in
Ithis effort to preserve decency and
order. .
(liven under my hand and the seal
of the City of Norwalk this 12111 day.
of July, A. D., 1917.
ARL AXEL HARSTROM,
~ anyol'.
Extracts From The Law.
Section 2893. The judges
criminal and police courts of the
stale, and justices of the peace, may,
commit to the Connecticut School for
boys, any boy under sixteen years of
‘age, who is inorrigible, or habitually
disregards ”‘9 “0mm““ds‘0f his fath'Itliougiit of the Women's Defense “feels 0
or or mother, or. guardian. or leads
a vagrant life, or resorts to immoral
places or practices, etc. I
Section 2839. The judge. of the lowin , , , ~ b
, . , a pupil. to leave school befoxe. pine 03(-
iCOUI‘l» 0f PTObfite 01‘ ”1‘9 Judge or the the finjgh 0; the term ‘to work on‘ the effects of Friday, the Thirteenth“
n was (110111051, absurd thing..Some men will kiss their wives a
,‘police court may commit to the Con- farms.
n jour this morning and trip
for girls.
necticut Industrial school ‘,
idle, vagrant,.:ir vicious life, ul‘ is in
manlfestdanger of falling into habits
of vice, etc. .
Section 2480. Any officer may ar-i
rest within his precinct any girl;
of the.
.Iicve it it; another hysteriacf patriot-
, .icliers in the United-l
IStates, called Ihe annual conventioni
,oi' the organization in Portland; ()rc..l
Jtogcther. The work of children in‘
title war in relation to education was}
,one of the important topics discussed»
,1" lh-.a meeting. Dr. Aley is president'
of Main University.
iDR. ANNA suit? I
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I ARE SILLY WOMENi
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Iarc doing and the thing they want.‘
lAs i told him. I’ankhurst in London
,scme time ago, i could not see how,
,causmg disturbance could get votes'
1for women. She said it showed tlieyl
,werc willine to suffer for their cause!
< I know of drunks going to Jail. but it
doesn't make me believe they were,
ment of the country won’t stand such,
work and they are making enemiesi
Iinslcad of friends. They are most.
Idcliglitfully entertained in the Wa‘sh-'
lingion jails. Choice food is brought:
to them every day from outside and
I .can't see where they are suffering
to any great extent." i
Dr. Shaw was asked what she
“i be-
.League. To this she replied.
‘lc desire. the same as teachers! at-
I ever heard of. There was no occa-E
.- 3 any girl. between the ages of eight-Mon for the pupils to £0 ,0 work on light-heartedly ,0 work. ,
”m“ ““99“ yealsv ““0 ‘8 mm“ ““1 farms until after the schools- closed. anyone else but your own Wife; look, e
You simply can't do it on Fr
“It is all right and healthy for wom-
en to parade and drill. a lunch betteri‘
“dvaniage in time of war. Women}
are not wanted here for guard dutyrmushrooms on Friday, the Thirteenth
' f ws‘ it is unlucky. You cannot “new
or to act as a Home‘Guard and won'
mam By Araointment Only
_ Dr. LII. Mallery
- nee. Main 3:. so. Norwalk, Ct.
inn: 9 a. in. to 5 p. m., 7to"8 p. m.
I construed, and is not. intended, to re- The. entrance examinatlnowill be held,
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mission order should issue at lhlsimry Academv as principal; Joseph 1
time requiring respondent to urocurcfillllllns, Jr.. of Bridgeport, as first at-
any specific number of additional pas-,ternate, and 1501113 Torraca. of Dan-
senger cars. ' bury, as second alternate. to take. the
“The absence of a positive order inlplace of Cadet Frederick J. mirr-
the premises, however, should not DEISOIlmldl. who will graduatepext June.
lieve The Connecticut Company fronilon June. 14, 1918. .
,whom he shall judge to be betwaen' be The women could assist in spread-
the ages of Eight 3nd sixteen years: ing the Hoover pledge, through their,
.whom he shall find indanyhimproger, community, train women to take'carol
place or situation, an ‘1 0d n 5.x of surplus vegetables, teach women
judgment should be 'comin “9 “"981 the elimination of waste and help a
any provisions of Section 2839‘ thousand ways under the instruction
' , and at the request of the war depart-
. - meat.“ ' ‘
Try a Sentliiel‘Want Adv.
, Some. Unusual Values
Saturday in Housefurnishings
$1.79 Size 8, copper nicklc plat—
ed tea kettles at ........ $1.49
$1.49 Natural finish porch
blinds, size 6x8 at ....... 98c
8‘ ft. clothes line props, 2 for 25¢
$1.25 12.qt. galvanized watering
pots ............. . ....... 93c
Folding yard clothes dryers,
fitted with 150 ft. clothes line,
fits finely In ground, can be
taken in when not iri use $4.98
$1.50 th. North Pole ice cream
freezers ..... . ........... $1.29
. 2-qt. size at , ............ $1.75
18 inch high extenSion window
screens ................. 25c
24 inch high, 33 inches long 35c
Bath house mirrors, with white
frames, size 9x13 ...... 15cts
$1.25 Reliable alarm clocks at
..................... . . 98c
$1.50 Handy step ladder and
stbol at ................. 93c
$15.00 American porcelain din-
ner sets, 100 piece sets $12.49
25c 23-é-lnch flat paint brushes,
‘ . . . . . ..... . ............. 19c
35c 1 qt. brown earthen tea ,
pots ...... . ............. 25c
Cedar oil floor mops with 1 can
of cedar oil .............. 25c
50c Wood lawn rakes .....390
35c W°od hay rakes ...... 25c
Mason fruit jars:
Pt size ........... 85¢ per doz
Qt. size .......... 89¢ per doz
Pt size jars with glass tops
................ 89¢ per doz
Qt. size ......... 98¢ per doz
$1.25 6-ball croquet sets at 89c
$35.00 stone lined refrigerators
at . $27.50
Prompt Delivery,
25 Washington St.
Albert F.
Gehebe .
Phone 1069—2.
South Norwalk.
HEADS UP TODAY;
FRIDAY, THE 13TH. turn over and sleep all day.
wv'
Don't Take Any Counterfeit Money or
I‘ll-:11! in their actions. The tempera-1 Steal Liberty Bonds: lt’s Unlucky. .
accepting :1, MILK PRODUCERS DISSATISFIED.
If you contemplate
few counterfeit $20 bills today; don
(lo it.
day is Friday, the Thirteenth.
are plenty of thugs you can’t (1
today. For instance, you can
a bank and steal a bundle of Libel-t
Bonds. ‘
You can't tell
fond
out.
day.
with it;
the Thirteenth »-and get
You should. not. eat funn
potaloes‘ at your neighbor’s pet out
tonight because pet cats, and Friday
the Thirteenth, are unlucky If Inon- «Office [for Booklet "
keyed with. And above all, don't ~ ‘ on Patent
drown your sorrows today. it Isn't “‘4’
done in the best of circles now. ln‘ .
fact,- about Ilie Only thing to do today! . , “'5 “MN STREET . ,
BRIDGEPOR'I’. CONNECTICUT),
and not be In danger is to shutoff
If you do, you will feelthe
r Frid'1y, ’ the ThirteilntlL,
yyour inotheriii—‘Iiau I Produccrs’
' that she is homely as blazes and that
Ilier Ideas wouldn't fit. a two by foul"
If you do, you will feet"
Ithe [alarm clock this morning and
I do this. you are lucky, and Friday
for you.
.’-”V~—fi ._..._. .
Ill
0‘
if you
ltlie Thirteenth, will have no terror"
/.
5.I-account' or high cost of grain, were
The association has
and of the entire system of buying.
-——
y arranger AT LAW
lLateExamln
g discussed at'a meeting of the Board.
' of Directors of the New England Mill:
Association here today.
received from
one. of the Large contractors a pro-
posal for a readjustment of prices
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A. M. woosrnt
I
I
or (g I
‘, U5 S. PateK$ -- Send,
‘Wait until tomorrow, for to-i BOSTON. July Iii—Conditions SW ~—
Thcre‘ rounding the supplying of milk to this.
‘city which has proved a perplexing
at :0 1mg? problem to the farmers this year on
I -—A good advortlsement pays beet _
ly you kiss, In the best paper.
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