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COAL
That’s All
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Tel. 12:
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AUGUST SALE
Furnitute and House Furnishings
NEW CHILD LABOR
LAW CONFUSING TO
FACTORY Elill’l..{)YERS
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'lltIH’ lestcltctl 11:7: hours (.1‘ \‘.:tl'I:§ of
7131.;101‘5 to conform with the federal
taut, have found that allowing the‘
; lots to go IlOll.“ an hour earlier each I
,niaht has Caused much dissatisl'aC-l
l.io.t among the other employees who
ldo not understand about the law. in:
order to get a10und this, Miss Hoi-
iloway suggested to these employers:
gtltat they let its? boys come in to,
twotk later in the morning. and then:
gall the help can go home at the Shiite ;
:hour at night, thus doing away with;
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That means a saving to you of front 10 l
to 30 per cent. on every dollar spent at.
our store during this sale. Goods pur-
chased now will be held for future deliv-
ery .
' war conditions, has made the employ- I
tany feeling on the part of the other
employees. ‘
Itiiss‘ Holloway fottnd no large
amount of child labor about the suited
‘ in the factovit . which she has scent
‘_ that manufacture cotton, silk and vet-;
‘vet. in most of these places, they!
' have bad boys and girls working, but i
' in situplevroutinc work, which (local
‘ not involve much hardship to them.
The shofinge of labor because oft
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intent of minors absolutely ttecessary,i_—_.-._.._ 1...-
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New London policemen are to wear
summer uniforms of spotless white.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
George W. Van Alystyne, in X|‘\\' lin—
wen, last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. David Shaw of Flax
Hill Road, have gone to Ditnbury to
ltfimend a tWo weeks’ vacation with “38»
‘Iivcs.
Barry I“, Parkinson is able to be
Mont again, after being laid up at his
l‘finme with blood poisoning in his arm.
The building inspector issued a per
mm to F. H. Bedient for a garage for
Knapp & Bell, nun-shall street, the
float to he $200,
A regular montltly meeting of the
ilflrectors of the Norwttlk lloapital .ts-
acciation will be held at the Norwalh
Club on Tuesday t-vcning, August ti,
at 8 o'clock.
"Prof. Stewart in “A New Day
Dawns," will show the silver lining to
the clouds of war overhanging us.
Red Men's Hall. South Norwalk. Sun‘
Jilly 3 p. in. '
Contractor Charles B. Kuncs started
work this morning on the remodeling
{if the front of the Iliatchford block in
Main street, where the Chinese laun-
dry is situated.
The annual outing of the Connecti-
mut Editorial Association will be held
‘7.“ Lake Compounce Saturday, August
”18‘ There will be an oldfashioned
\ sheep barbecue with fried corn, toma-I
"does, watermelon and all the “fixings."l
Members may be accompanied by la.
flies.
Blackberries are rather scarce thl»
. Comfortable, Couch Hammocks
A big and varied line with covers of attractive designs, as
well as the strong and serviceable. khaki. Everything .of
a special value. HAMMOCKS AND AWN! NGS.
Porch Furniture, Screens and Rugs—a
splendid stock in all sizes and designs
RAYMOND 8t SON
Funeral DirectOt-a and Furniture Dealers.
Wall and High Sts. Norwalk
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, Why Take Chances ?
Many persons have lost the savings of a. lifetime by con-
ceglaififi funds in unsafe places. The safe place for money is in
We offer this security
which will
——Protect your funds from loss
—Systematize your financial affairs
-—Streugthen your credit. -
Modern methods, superior facilities, courteous treatment—-
You are inwted to do your banking business here.
We act as Administrator, Executor or Trustee of Estates.
The City National Bank
South Normality Donn.
in the form of a checking account
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i'dustry, she has found, is running all
‘full speed and doing well. in every:
been an increase of wages during thei ‘
past year of front 9 to ilt' per cent . . :
Great difficulty is t‘Xpt’l‘ltJIljt‘t‘tI in get—t PIl0lle “3'3 137 Washlflglon SL ;‘
ting the right sort of help for the, ' '. g ‘. t
- .: d ."lk '11:. t d M . ' E K
“ t. a. Bud tng alertalsjof very 1nd
.comliiotts do not hold. ’ ' . .
ha‘ a stat! ly class of workmen. many S . d w l
()l‘sWImll‘l have been employed at the!1 ewer Pipe, [an Tlle! e l Plpe
same places for tltirt) years or mom;
TIN." farm”: are the least :tffcct- - o .
.ti'dl I3; the lItlhdr unrest illllI‘SCill'L‘Iiy Flre PrOOflng Material, etc.
place which she visited there has!
it -ll:t.‘ velvet
This industry 1 j
of workmen. I
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FRAUDS SELLING so»,
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‘Look Out for Man and Woman Whoi
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GENERAL CLEAN-UP
; May Try to Fool You. a
t A man and woman, the former giv-- SALE ‘
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is no doubt a fictitious one, have made i
log his name as J. 1.3 Lord, which name .
a canvass of the householders of a ‘
number of towns in the New England
states, claiming to represent The Won
19 & Gamble «Company of Cincinnati,.
Ohio, and carrying samples of several
,brunds of soups manufactured by iIlIS‘
‘compnny. I
of odds and ends and broken assortments of Summer Mer- !
chandise, including ‘
SIlll‘I Waists. Rompers, Children’s Play
Children Cheer-fully Painless
and Patiently and ConccientiOua
Treated by Modern, «» Sympgtelmt'lséry
I?ilnI¢SB Methodo. Aceptic Office Treatment
y DR.S.M.DEITZ I
Moderate Surgeon Gas Administer-0d
by the Oxygen
Method.
Charges for Very
Best Dental Work.
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DENTIST
75 South Main Street
Gold and Porcelain
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Lcnox or P. & (l., The White Nalllllil:
‘5 Years In HOME 9 u. m- to 9 1‘- Restoration. .
, m. b at ointment. All kinds of Artifi-
the Practice of y it) CIII Dentures,
High-Clan Crown and Bridge
Denmw «» Work, Etc, Skit.
fully Dona
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Soup for $1.96, which is very much less ;
than the wholesale price. They also!
littered at greatly reduced prices for quick dis-
shcw illustrations of elaborate prcmi-li posal.
ums to be given with the purchase, rc-| - I
quiring householders to pay $1 down‘ I I
and agreeing to deliver the soap, to-:' i
nether with the pretttittms' at a later? 3
date, at which time the balance is to:
lbc paid. They have given receipts for,
the amount collected, printed in some.
instances “Star Premium Exchangc,‘
Cincinnati, 0." and in others, “The?
Procter & Gamble Company. The on;
change in question does not exist, nndt ”'0:th “115 IW‘“ =9“ Mimi-“i"? DUI‘Chn-‘i‘
jthcse people are not connected in anyi 101' Oi Danbury-madc him- ”0 “715‘:
way with The Procter & Gamble Com-j J' E' Bates Interested in New Hittingiimm‘osm‘ in the company that for-l,
pany. They have defrauded a verYi Enterprise ‘met‘ly conducted the New Milford fttc-‘
large number of working people in! A piece. or “9W3 that “'m I)? 0‘ tory.
86 WASHINGTON s'r.
BUYS NEW MILFORD SHOP
many towns in New England.
CARPENTERS MAY STRIKE.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10.~-—I.abor load-J
{much interest, here comes, front New
lltliiford «reports the purchase of the
' plant and good will of the «New Milford
:llat Co.. of New Milford, by John R.
Bates and others, and states that on-
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t “YELLOW" OUT 0‘: STATE}
NEW HAVEN. Aug. ll.-—(lovcrnor
illarcus H. Holcomb ttnl'. Adjutant (lent
ore and representatives of the War.
:and Navy Departments today re‘sutll-i Nations are ‘0 be resumed imme- 9’31 George M' (3°19 “1010er down
god conferences begun yesterday in calm"My by 3 concern or WI‘ICh-z‘lhlfrom Hartford Thursday and paid
1 effort to avert the strike. of 2.500 car-iBm”s u’l’ll bc ”‘9 head. ASSOCIMM 'a semlofllcial visit. to the First
neanrn and local ntarketmen find it pentcrs employed on the consttuction : with Mr. Rates in the enterprise are
"very hard to obtain any berries at all.
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There is an unusually large dcma-nd‘
:for berries this year by housewtves,
who wish to can them, but so far there
Prams been very little canning done, I
William Guy, an electrical engineer
at New York. and Miss Elsie Storace,'
at New York, were arraigned in “”1101";
“bury, yesterday, on charges of 'blgainy.‘
Guy's first.- wife and Miss Storace’sv
brother testified against the couple.‘
Guy pleaded guilty and was held for:
the superior court in bonds of $3,000.
Miss Storace was discharged. They
we married in Boston last Septem-
ber and for the past few mon;hs have
"been living in an exctusrvc residential
f traction of Waterbury. She did not
"now until Wednesday that he was
_anu'ried. ‘
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Be Convmcedc
, No man who has learned the
I convenience of a checking
' i account and the peace of
’ mind -it affords, has ever
gone back to the old idea. of
"CASH IN THE POCKET”
The plan is so thoroughly
practical and so simple that
only a. trial. is necessary to
convince the most skeptical.
Please call and we will be
glad to talk to you about
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of army and navy cantoumcnt camps
'n New York city and vicinity. The.
strike, called by delegates of the
building trades. has been held in abey-
nttcc pcndinc‘tl‘ic outcome of the con-
ference. Although only 2,500 men
ape directly affected by the
order, the. Brotherhood of Carpenters
has a membership of almost 400,000.
:1” of whom, it is said. might be
drawn into a general walkout.
MAN WHO BEACHES. THE TOP.
The steadily auccessfulman is nei-
ther rash nor timid. lie is prudent
David D. wuson, of panbury, and John
tThompson, a widely known but sales-
, man.
t The New Milford hat. factory has
{given employment. to hundreds of
til the concern formerly operating it
gbecttme involved in financial difficul-
i‘tles'a few years ago. it was one of
jthc busiest shops in this section.
'5 John E. Bates, whose summer home
is near New Milford, was largely in-
itercsted in the Bates Company, which
tRegimcnt‘s camp at Pratt‘s Field.
They arrived about noon, and after a
brief visit with Colonel Richard J.
Goodman, made a brief inspection of’
,thc camp and were apparently satisfied
[with what they observed.
Standing in the glare
of the 'sun.
“in“? Danbury batters in past years and un- which flamed down on Pratt‘s Field!
tGovcrnor Holcomb addressed the cm-
lccrs of the First Regiment at their
fntceting in front of Colonel Goodman's
item while the officers‘ school war.
ibelng held. ‘ ~
1 “Your reputation in the past, is a zlo-
'rious one" said the governor. “Illay
'tyour record for the future be equally
Ispiendid for you to transmit to your
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land courageous. He will take a,.difi(‘nniimlml bttsittcns in this city “icons 0m. of your (.1.in jobs is 10
‘ chance when V'there is a reasonable '1 short time ago, selling its extensive§squeeze some of the yellow out of the
.prospicct. of success.blbutlhe will Mtzplant near Chestnut Street. Mr. state of Connecticut, and God knows
tru.=h nto a venture md Y 1101‘ be so Bates is one of the most successful there s enough yellow to be squeezed.
icauti'ons as never to take any risk. _
lhat jobbers m the country and for
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SPECIAL SALI’.
snm'r YAISTS
69c. Value $1.25.
98c. Value to $1.98.
$1.19. Value to $2.49.
$1.49. Value W$2.98
SPECIAL SALE
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$50. Value 50c.
«45c. Value 75c.
69c. Value $1.00.
98c. Value $1.25. »
’ $1.19. Value $1.50.
SPECIAL‘ SALE
WASH SKIRTS
69c. Valut $1.00.
980. Value $1.49.
$1.98. Value $3.98.
3 $2.49. Value to $4.75.
Full Line Hosiery and Underwear
You crud. .n Congoleum Rum
There is, Still a Chance
§ to Save Money
Don ’t miss the sale of LADIES' BLACK PUMPS.
All the new styles in patent, colt and kid.
$4.95 for the $8.00 grades. $3.95 for the $5.00 grades
$2.95 for the $3.50 and $4.00 grades.
LADIES’ WHITE BUCK SPORT SHOES.
Rubber sole: and heels. Now $6.50, were $8.00.
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN-
8: Washington Street. South Norwalk:
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7 he floor covering
surprise of the
Patterns for
Every Room in ‘
Your Home
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Have You Seen
These Wonderful; Washable Rugs?
Jun step into our store and ace
the wonderful line of Congoleum »
Art-Rug: now being diapla ed.
We have brought the greatest our .
covering values in the country to
with soap and water dud a mop.
You dcn't have to hunt them. And
dust . cannot get . under. them. be-
cause they do not curl or "kick
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Hour” sum. t05p.m., “08919.
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DfllllllN HOUS
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Nor-want-
Opens May 1 _
ALE
KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO ORDE?
lOHN E. O'SULLIVAN, PM...
Telephone 720
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WITHOUT PLATES .
Dr.'.l. H. Malleryi1
16 80. Main St., So. Norwalk, 0th.;
sundcys By Appointment Only.
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The Banner Bakery . -
Tel 357 5 Monroe strut.
We are now able to supply our.
customers with PIES, made tof-
order each day]. We also havh
SUGAR BUNS and COFFEI‘.“ ;
RINGS in addition to our regular.
clock.
arronucv AT LAW ‘9 1
Late Examiner .‘
U. 8. Patent . Send, ‘
Office for Bookletg»
P on Patenu;
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I115 HXIN STREET
BRlDGEPOR'I‘. comm-tour}
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EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT
RATES TO NEW YORK
I'HB ANNING J. SMITH TRANa-t
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, En.
River, New Vol-k (foot of Jackson'
St.) every day except Sunday. at 8
1t. Freight received a‘: Norwalk up
5 p. m. and at'Soqu. Norwaik up 10
1:30 p .m. .
Women’s:
Wear
The Little. 5110]): 7.
60 N0. MAIN ST.
ZELUFF’S
Drug Store “t
1 Norlhlllaiu Street? 5
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Whitman’sCltccolates .
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REBUILT TYPEWRITERs—L. C. >
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Remington, all other
rmakes, f sold, rented, ,
repaired. Rentals, $3 ‘
' per month. Machined
sold at $5 per month, .
PLUMBER
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
llYou Have "L
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SELL ‘
IT TO
Successor to Wm. Eflron.
Phone 499
up" at the edges. Do you J .»
th-l these rugs are taking the
Women of America by storm?
And don‘t worry about thé pricu.
ey urn so low you would hard-
ly believe on if we told you. Any
, town-co you.
Congoleum Art-Rugs are every.
“you win! in a floor covering. ,
are beautiful in coloring and ‘
design. They are durable. They
f . 'e Juli ' d'
crow-mm “dummy 2:: £01. gamma
vice 8tJSiltrCtn.
Norwalk Chronicler