It '1 PM may Change 88 years Pass for It bitration ofsuch scope that it willvin- taste audit heals kills cramps sweet-
:efiertaigl that gsteas 1;ng is “It“; sure no stoppage of wot-kin the (gore. ens and cleanses their sour little
it e nor en 0 e ay an Although the 'citizens' can ttett d thorn m ,
ought todomo again. " 3 members thought that. their proDOSi' P%‘:?:hihgee§§lfiu?_ ones as cynance
, '1‘ might be. salddnpauslng that Vibe tion would be accepted. and 'tha diffl- a ,4. -
Long Island luster Company hast no culty- ended. they h vs not humane *mother. £010 VP‘II'..dm88M and Sew, :
mock on illecinai‘ket, and the aims “manning” ,mfiijhe‘linea mainstream: t e duative without ‘a" . .5 ,
”mummy” that-elem no cum! 3- proposed. . . In“ P511029: ‘
; ; lng value to the company- It. s -,;Benellt9 were paid the membersi'ol, “Em
”Wm” ‘ = - . - ' ; ,fieflatflniahora’nndfiat flagrant-cw . . 5
”a,“ invsters. £6 . g 1. .. flamwgnesdcy: .; ’evthofulf‘befik ‘3! - . . mpg"
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ghospitality personified and the editor-imam”. association, stated. yesterday
AW\W\WW} had the time of his life as the Row-“m, the
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l."(“.il ])-‘II_’lt~ {4‘9 lilt'h'llg liin‘ illlll‘d‘
ioe-. now, and are \\'cll pleased with
i‘1c prospects of a Vci‘) hoary ciopof
lid: vcgciublc.
-—Stt‘aws, Straws. O‘Brit‘n.
Samuel W, Hoyt, Jr., who has been
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Editorial Visii to Beds of
Long: islztnti. {Frasier Co. ‘ i
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South lltnd, tl‘t’ashinutoni .loulrnal. ;
it has iakcn years for ol.‘."u;ux<:-_i'E
men in \\'ill:tp.t Bay to lwcoilm con~i
, . , , , rinccd that Capt, Rowland of tin-i,
591101?” 1“ “uh rheumatism 3‘ m5 bone island Oystt-r (‘.i, had made“
summer residence in Compo, is greatly good on his assortion iliiil l‘iti,.—’ltv*llii
improved today.
——(.‘o:ii priccs will go up still higher
before they come down. Buy a boiler
that's easy on coal. The Bumham
Boiler is. it's the boiler of Cosy Com?
fort licai. It’s made in \Vcstchcster,
County. Send for “Which and Why"
Lord & Buruham (‘0, [fling-
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Officials of the New liavcn road arc
rearranging the working schedules of
the taniployes affectcd by thc enactv
mom of the Adamson eight-hour law,
cSpccially the men comprising the
yard crews. z
-—Caps, Caps, O’Brien. i
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Farmcrs in this vicinity arc in need
of inch in tlic’ hay ficld and every
morning somc farntcr drivcs into
town in snatch of mcn. A numhcr of
the local batters, who liaVc bccn
thrown Olll of work because of the
present labor dit‘icultics. ltavc ob-
iaincd cmploymcnt in tho hay fields.
'ifhc Ktiiclits of l’ythlas, at a llli’f‘l-
in: last cvcning. actcd favorably upon
one application for nicmbcrship. An
invitation to accompany District Dcp
iiiy Grand (‘hunct-llor Walter ll. Tim-
mun-1 to South .\'orwalk ncxt Thurs
dcv cvi'iiiti‘: was ncccptt‘drStamford
Advocatc.
—Straws and Panamas. O‘Brien.
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Automobllisis who havc thus far
neglectcd to conform to thc rcquirc-I
Incnts of thc 1917 automobile law rcfr
ulating tho usc of hcadlights and ii-
ccnscs will bc. conipcllcd to do so im-
nwdiaicly. through inspcctors of llli‘
static automobilc depurtmcnl.
Harold W. Van Wagcncn. who has
been conncctcd with the Crofut. &.
tKllIle Hut (‘0. sct'cral yours, was rc-
ccntly iniuin assistant supcrintcndcnt
of thc plant, succeeding Ilcnry Ii. Pol-
lok, who is dcvoting his timc to tho
Americunl-lut Company in Norwalk.
Mr. Van Wagcncn‘s many friends wish
‘him much success in his now position.
—"Right Now." You need veranda
screens, window and door screens.
.Don't get along without sci-cons whcn
good screcns com so liltin. (let our
prices. Phonc 1032. St. .lilllli & Kcy-
sci', builders, Stcamhoat l'lucc.
The hascbnll team of thc Nash
Enuinccring Company will ntcct on
Amusement Park, this alternoonat
3:30 o'clock. Admission will bc frcc
and a largc attendancc is 'cxpcctcd.
Homcr S. Cummings is in Washing-
ion for a few days, confcrrlng with tho
Federal authorities recording mattcrs
having to do with the Connecticut
(‘ouncii of Defense. .
Raymond Anderson had a slight
accident at the Bluff bathing beach.
Thursday. After he had prcpurcd to
start for home, after two or three'
hours of bathing, he started to run
along the beach, chased by one of his
comrade. Ray. our star swimmci‘fi
jumped into his comradc’s canoe in
the same manner in which he would
jump onto a tug boat. Consequently
little Ray was suddenly totally sub-
merged in wuter. Fortunately, he took piling is not only the culling slailori‘has
his submersion in good spirit, which
was. especially pleasing to his com‘
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’ your vacation, about lire and
ybiu'glars? Silverware and
:1 other bulky articles of value
' can be conveniently stored
here at very moderate exi
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A SAFE DEPOSIT BOX
in our flregnud; burglar proof 5
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,sliclls thcrw to catch the spawn.
1 launch
.|.!ll‘ launch workcd at
‘tltcir PTx’t'cllY‘llf‘f‘ ls duc to
oystcrs were propagating on the bcdsi
of his company 'ullilliitil} and int pay-l
lug qualities. Wh-T—n Al (‘arrtiilicvsi
first began finding: largc casicril 05's“;
tors in the waters of thc .Nascl and;
eiscwhcre where mom had iv-vcu plant,
cd it was cxplttined away on the.
theory that empty cusks loud in snail
ping cttstcrn young urowtli Noun iiic
Atlantic coast had bécii thrown out;
on thc waters of. thc bay and hadi
floated into these places, and at fowl
young oystcrs still clinginr to tip:
slaves liad_dromicd off and grown.
The finding of ‘so many and in so
many different placcs in thc billy Xi
plodcd that theory and thou it. was;
admittcd that a fcw castcrns hard ao‘
tually splurncd and dcvclopcd. 'K‘hcii.
when Capt. Rowland boo-an findilhfl so
many that izc vas ablc to transplantt
tlicm onto other bi‘dr' it was admittcdi
that about four ycars ago tltcro had:
really liccn n considcrahlc “N of cash:
Grits but it was accidcntttl until duni
to pcculiarly favoi'ublc t'li'l‘illllfiillllici‘fii
and it would not happcn again. Iiuty
it has liappcncd and is li:11l1)i‘lllllili
right along. .}
'l‘ltc Sciiiiiicl cdiior took a‘ trip]
orcr lllt‘ company's around ill thc‘
launch \\'ill:ip:t with (‘:tpt. Rowland;
and his mutt-s, C: V. Luiulbcrgl nnd‘
'I‘hos, Young. \"t‘i1 bonrdcd thc launch
in the Nttscl a short disinucc ribon-
i‘hctlo Harbor whcrc tho couliiany,
owns most of tlic bottom of the rivci“
for about ihrcc milt-s. This scents to
bc tlic best ground for thc propagn-f
tion of castcrns, This Capt. liovl-‘lufi ~;
discovt-rcd when hc first cnnielhot ,l
six ycars ago and siirrcd itp thc‘sht‘ l
bcds in tlic rivcr and s"\\'ctl toiltcrl
Ills,
succtgss t-xcccded his cxpccttitiions.
On ‘dllf‘ day thc cditor boardcdl tho
thc ctcw was cnxngcd in
tlrcdcini.r up silo?» to clcnn them and.
putting: them back. lncidcnially tlicih
ctillcd out iltc I"ll,~‘l“i‘ll oystcrs whicht
had sci thcrc and grown to a mark-
ctablc sizc. lilichtccn baskcts hold;
in: a bushcl czich wcrc fillc‘d and,i
as such oyste's now rivet-ace nbout;
two ccut‘t inch \i’liolt‘salc it can bc
sccn that thc flvc hours in which,
this brouchtl
a iiicc profit bcsidcs prcpurinu tho}
bcds for tho ncxt catch of spot.
’l‘licrc wore alaoplcnty of snlallcr;
custom oystcrs showing that lliicrcl
had bccn otlicr t-‘ci-s since tlic firstt
onc ai'tcr i‘apt. lowland
sliclls cl-eanctl and rcmly, 'l‘hc laiinch’
tltcn wcnt through t'hc Straits Oil thc
way lo the company‘s station. 'l‘hc,
rccncry is wild and practically lilln
brokcn by human habitation ciiccpl:
tltc lflL'izlll'l camps of Chas. Funk and
NW I’arscl & Wilmi‘. 'l‘ltc cabinvofl
A. K. Kcllogg was puss-ml whet-c tltisi
disciplc of Prof. Kincaid of thc plain“
tinitcrsity has bccn cxpcriinciiitlng,
with tlic propagation of native oysi
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ters- for Olympia pnrtics on thc rum.»
,plau that has i'lrovi‘d sowsu‘cccssftil at?
.Olympin mtd that by tho construe-i
tion of dikcs on tho oyslcr bcds. Tlic
cspcrimcnts haw not live!) a great;
succcss so far. Mr. lx'i-llocs: also l‘t‘fi
ports l-‘glllill'ly to thc l'. S. l-‘i‘slt iC‘oui-i
mission. On tho wcst sidc of Long!
island art- hundreds of acres liclong-
iii-.7 to thc company of that nmmc
whcrc iltc nailvc oystcr l‘rccly propo~
t‘ali‘s. This the old oystcrnicn sadly!
admit :md it i‘~' a scriour: qucsiion if'
the stain Filtllllil hairtt sold tlicsc
grounds which arc now the best na-
tural bcds 1ch in tho buy ihouzh
the fact
that tiny have bccn tnkcn caret of
which cannot be said of.tlic static re-
scrvcs. ’
Tho (‘oon rock natural lI-t‘ds lliai‘c
alwai a bum famous and ihcy now be-
long to llll' covtipany.
chiizin': tho fact that ho would
how to make the oystcr station hisi
homo for several years Capt. l‘low-
land built himself a homo also While
he was about it. It is located in
Smoky Hollow on piling about five
hundred feet from sltorc and on tha
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and qnartcrs for the eight. Japanese.
cinploycs but also a handsome and'
well finished and furnished house pro-l
sidcd over by his good'wife and
Theyarc,
lands‘ guest.
As near as Capt. Rowland can tEsll-'
mate the. company now has ten .mil-'
lion oysters on its grounds. His com-1
;:pany is still importing seed oystersl
from the exist but they are looking
forward to the time when that will
not, be necessary. ; .
Of late years the head of the bay
liiaS been conceded to be the best
for oysters and it. is explained on the
ground that the water there is warm
or than in the north end of the buy
as it has to flow over extensive tide
flats which are exposed to the sun at
low tide and the water thus warmed
whereas in the north end of the bay
[the ishifting lcurrents have washed
away the-mainisland which used! to
protect the oyster ground from the
ocean swells and the cold waterftmm l“
the ocean. It is possible ‘that condi»
had his} I
.in the new wage agrccmctits and HM
ihuttcrs‘ organiuiions agrcc to an :trhi-i
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Mhflm .- .:... Must-pi;
msnwvmomrmr
STERLING
naturism
SALE
20%) OFF
A Wonderful Money Sav-
ing Sale at just the op-
portune time, when you
amiss; *
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Men’s Oxfords and Shoes
ELITE, RALSTON AND
HANAN
3 Makes Well Worthy of Their
Names
OUTING AND TENNIS
SHOES FOR ALL THE
FAMILY
.ElwoodadtGlover
122 Washington Street
South Norwalk
can get the entire sea-
son’s use at a‘ big saving
$10 Refrigerator,
$12 Refrigerator, sale price $9.60
$15 Refrigerator, sale price $12.00
$18 Refrigerator, sale price $14.40
$20 Refrigerator, sale price $16.00
$25 Refrigerator, sale price $20.00
$30 Refrigerator, sale price $24.00
$35 Refrigerator, sale price $28.00
This Sale includes our
famous Sterling Refrig-'
sale price $8.00
Everything in Paints,
The Gorham Co.i
DE'CORA‘TORSE
and Wall Paper
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Saturday 3
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eralorliliat is fully guaran-
szv—;-. w":—
. iced in every respect.
0 Charge Accountstpened
8i [RUNS “fURNllURE 80.
12,7. 129, 131 Washington Si., so. Norwait
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Women’s
Wear
The Little Shop
.60 Na. mm 51.
Phone 105
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TOOLS
At Low Prices ,
All Kinds of Tools, Musical Instruments, Jewelry, Etc,
at greatly reduced prices. See our window display.
Buy here and save money.
Norwalk Pawnshop .
40 Water St. J..~Roseniield Prop. ..
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2.!” 4: s._.
HATTING SITUATION. iFOIlH’Wimi (if a dt‘L‘rcnsc from the.
. yumount paid in NM wccks, showing}
,that u numhcr of hnttcrs are working
Has Not Been reached oniui other employment.
Arbitration Plan. A,dlsputch from Orange, N: .l.. says:
MNBI'RY. July 2:1.»Tiie hailing sit-1 Pending :1 discussion of the quea-
uation remains unchanged, efforts to;ti0n inl'oll'Pti. lilt‘ cmploycs 0f the hat
rcnch an ngrcemcnt upon the propo~intanufacturinc firm of C. V. Council &-
sition frntncd hy‘the clticns' commit-500.. of Orange, rcturned to work Wed-
l([‘, in its attempt to find abasis uponlnesdul'. They have been out for net'-
wmcp the (iimcupy may be adjusted, era] weeks and recently received their
not harm: been successful up to tuitfirst strike hcnoflts. The disagree-
present time. , nient occurred over the method cs-
Til“ proposition submitted by the‘ittbllshing rates. A letter from the
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Agreement
citizcns' committee is, in brief, that firm promised further negotiations and
thc manufacturers waive their objec-flm strikers assented.
! _‘CllllllR[N_N_0Lill.fAllll
lions-To irfiorporatc the selling priccst
traiion plan which, for u pcriod of fivoi
ycars. would cover all phases of any,
disputc that might rise. The hitch ovcr': _ Mothers Are Careless
tho ncccptaucp of thc proposilion, ii‘ Children are not to blame when]
been harm“ is me dame ”f the ' cross, feverish, not eating right, sleep-t
less, nervous and all out of sorts. Iii
mothers are on the job and notice the,
illttle danger signals, they will find1
the tongue - coated and, the breath not2
and bad, a sure sign of eyerworked.
and loaded acid stomachs, indigestioni
and clogged intestines. l
manufacturers to havc the proposnd
arbitration agreement apply to all dit-
ztgrccmcnts, whether national or local
in character. ‘
Sccrctary John O‘Hara of the Hat
arbitration agreement is M“
ccptahlc to thc local association but
that the local organization would have
no right to bind thcmsclvcs to arbi- T1113 condition can be stopped in 8..
trntc anything that would effect the.
national laws of the United Hatters. few hours With a 800d dose Of a 51m-
REBUILT TYPEWRITERs—L. C.
.. S m i t h. Underwood,
, Remington, all
makes. sold.
' repaired. Rentals,
per month. Machines
sold at $5 per month. .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
156 Falrfleld Ave.. Bridgeport. Conn.
ZELUIFF’S
Drug *Slore
1 North "Main ; Street
8:33--Phones-- 1 532]
Whilman’sChocolaies
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other
rented,
Drugs Prescriptions
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if You Have
Any Junk
S. Julie
. IT TO
Successor to Wm. Eil‘ron
Phone 499
37 Fort Street, Eust‘Norwalk
It is understood that Mr. O’Hara‘spie 01d remedy that has been blinded
statement represents the position tholdown for generations in thousands of
ofllccrs of the United Hatters took inJamilies, “Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
the recent conference arranged by the:
citizcn' committee in an effort to end
the dispute. ,
In order to insure. it is said, thaf
there will be- no stoppage of work, dur-
ing working hours while the proposed
arbitration agreement is in- force,‘the.
manufacturers desire the agreement
to cover everything that might lead to
a stoppage of work. An alleged viola-
tion of the national laws of the United
iliaiters might cause a stoppage of
wit, it is polntedout, and for that
reason the manufacturers woman no
Syrup." ll. harmless but sure laxative'
which a mother worked out and used
for her children ,and grandchildren.
Like all good things which have small
beginnings it spread to all the neigh,
hers and still it grew until now you
can get it in any good drug store iii
the world.
. Millions of mothers today swearlby
"Mm; Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and
Jim children love. it, they like ‘thn‘
'THE GREATEST,
FOOD VALUE .
.l‘risbie’s Pics
The Mosilliconomic lles-
..seri. Sunni-dill Stores;
~Mi'fllem.
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"fiavMONDnROTHERs;
Phone 113-3. 137 Wuhington St.
Building Material’of Every Kind I
Sewer Pipe, Laud Tile, WéllsPipc V
.Easl Norwalk {
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Fire Proofing Material, etc.
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The City N atijinal Bani:
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MUTUAL INTEREST '
The business enterprises of our customers are of interest:
to us and command our solicitous attention. '
h The growth of our business is due to the confidence we;A
ave earned front our many depositors through strong, con-i
servative and progressive methods. i
If there is any way in which this Bank can be of service?
to you, do not hesitate to cor suit with its oficers—ihey will
appremate the opportunity of an interview.
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There Is TrueEconomy
in Buying a Reliable Refrigerator
We have the best made in all sizes, with Tile, Enamel or
Galvanized Linings. Call and see them.
PORCH FURNITURE, RUGS AND SCREENS. ‘ -
RAYMOND dz SON
Funeral Directors and Furniture Dealers.
on"
Wall 3nd High Sts. Norwaik
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‘ SPECIALSALE
Ladies’ Black Pumps
Ladies' Put. Colt and Kid Pinups, all the new styles, were
$6.00. Now . .......... . ' $4.90
Ladies’ Put. Colt and Kid Pumps, wcrc$5.00 Now ..... $3.95
Ladies’ Put. Colt and Kid Pumps, Were $3.50 and $4.00.
Row ..... .~$2.95
Ladies’ White Buck Sport Shoes, rubber soles and heels, ‘
were $8.00. Now $6.50"
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
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81 Washington Street. South Norwaik, ‘ :.
F ’ --— —~‘-— ‘9‘
No pulleys beingij
used to roll them
PORCH SHADES up. "
V600! luv-«lion Ind III-III
i it.'$2.75,t ii. $3 65. 8ll. 34.50.10 it. $6.50
A. J. Collins Co.
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0. B. JACKSON ié
’ .OPI'OMETRIST
58 Wall Street. 7~ . ‘7 Nomaili:_g
KRYPTOK’LENSES—Folding 'Oxtords. in Gold or '
Shell Shut-Onand Other Mountings.
Thorough examination of the eyes. Oeulim' prescrip-
tions promptly filled. Expert Repniring. '
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