fiat: com to make a modest
Wimtil ’tis found. what
rem fete may bring to
Em who come in late.
, _f m pug-notion ofhard
any; try to serve you like
W neighbor with many tug-
gin; any. Eur skirts, a few
* r,rlll§k-‘b’i1t that’s our habit
- Iii: or, _ .let others wabble
3i
‘7 ALKEYENING
.s’ENTINEI- ‘
_ »~ ., ,. ” ’ glpstsv’sscnnnn
Government unements, to keep our business going so our
employees may ve and we may live and thereby be enabled
to payour share of increased burdens. '
“Our mutual endeavor should be to encourage in every way
possible the building of homes. Many objections will arise,
about shortage of labor, of suitable materials, of cost and oth-
er reasons which upon analysis of local conditions may prove
unfounded. It seems almost certain that LUMBER ‘ will be
' her when the war ends. May be this is all wrong. Time
wtlltell. Nemanknows what the future holds of good or ill.
The chance however is our! to keep up our assorted stock
and to encourage building in the locality in which we live. It
may mean a great deal. Jl‘aking the chance seems worth
The Hatcht': Bailey Co.
they were exchanging animations she
extracted a pocketbook containing 815
from his pocket. He apparently caught
her in the act and after pleading with
her, induced the
siren” to give him back 89.
She left him shortly afterward and
then resorted to that most ancient of
tricks employed by the underworld of
bianhattan. enclosed his pocketbook
,icontaining the balance“ of the money
in an, envelope. addressedthe packet
to herself, and dropped it in .a mail
box. This lilfle precaution was to
,; guard against the money being found
:Joseph Azzaili. of 551 Hat-rat avenue.
~. 3119. also succumbed to her wiles and
iamiles and it was not long before she
had hie scalp in the sham) of a pocket-
“Highlaud avenue ‘
3 ‘J Vudor
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1918 I
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.« _ . ‘ ame' Dependable sources of information positively state 'the ‘ 3 WAgglolgglfiléll‘éTtillgRK . . , .2 ' ‘
-. .of Coal that we . Government has no intention of stopping building operations 3 ’
S!!!” .V . both only as the movement of cars or use of labor necessary to the « (“rum 3 “m PI!" ; I 18 am ., 3 a .
. “3;“; “MW ,, airway interfere. We can't help um and wouldpnot u we i ‘ 9'! ' * I 7 ‘ , ‘
13$: and be good 0 we all . II 3‘} j w , .' . . 3 According to the testimony 'given ;3 33 . '
- think much of our boys as any 11W b81118 ,py one of the victims, Daniel Freden - s -
hull: mwfi can think and will back them to the utmost, yet we‘aiso have icks.01 197 Center street, the girl en- Norwalk 8 Leadmg Dry GOOdB Store
‘ ' a duty right here and that is, after giving preference to any snared him with her Standishmcnts - ' . , — ,
sure II can be m - - on last Friday evening and willie "'
Porch Shades
protect you from the sun; give you perfect ventilation-
through the patented Ventilator woven at. the top of every
and give you as much or as little seclusion as you may want, 3
The New VUDOR Self-Hanninar Device ,
enables you unassisted to hang a shade in fourminutes with-
t ‘ whereithnrts. We while, even tho it requires more nerve to remain in business on her in case she was searched by
g , y .9. . ' . .‘ . . . -
W” “Mafia.“ 1;? re than W quit, evenifwe were able. ‘hgtfé’hflfén wem hunting M 0m” out making a single measurement; no screws, screw dnver or
1993'. 19 PM acco mg the ' .93.... and m Mm... .,,,...0,,hes..,..m.l boring tool used—nothing needed buts. hammer. You can unt-
hook the Shade in less than one minute to store it away for
the Winter, and hook it up again in the Spring in two minutes,
and this keeps it sleep when not in use and also doubles its life.
3 gt'lf”!i.i!!§)li1lii
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WJW“ “0“an “ ”an“ m“ hanging
_ at her belt. She' left Assam shortly
latter this and performed the same
operation with his money. Titan she
returned home and awaited the mail
{man in the morning.
It was not until last night that she _
was located and Fmdericits consented -. . .
to appear against her. -,~
we have VUDORSin the best selling colors and all sizes.
They are the most ell‘ectiveJdurable Shade made, and the prices
'sre moderate. (lime in and see them. '
ll.
:-
° . RR is Clearance Sale
; “ ‘COlLCaNPRHY
» dulontobiic ‘
y hcpairing
‘ Ital: tirade Work a" -
’ ySpeclalty
f ’iniéial Service for
‘Chellrolei, Maxwell
(and ,Graltam Bros.
33 {tucks
»_;._ _;Forti' Repairing and Paris.
.._.... ._. w...“ ~-—._a...— _.__ ...
After a few-busy weeks of selling we find our. stock with
odds and ends, brolcen size ranges, styles we cannot reorder, . LINCOLN CL ASSiC ADDRESS 3" ”R' “WC" “‘53
Etc. In order to clean house of these all . season's merch. , . "'“‘
andise) goes on sale at money saving pri‘ces.thii.'cts are small and OFFICES COME HERE “mm" M“ awn“ ” N“ Hope ,
Baptist Church.
(Danbury News.)
up, be on hand metal! y. One dollar here buys as much WWW from “I" Pu”-
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women’s and Misses‘ ‘ 3
Costs, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Waist: and Petticoats. Come
and save money.
when they are closed “‘33 cannot be "M Bethe old 3% H .Krieger & CO.
3 The leading Outfitters inNorwsilt
Wc3 Open Charge, Accounts
with respectable . wage earners,
lwith the two or tln-ec-rerl stories.
made in quick time and at a very noun
incl expense. The first of his large:-
.plctums was. thought it) be a danger-
ous adventure that would never repay
! A fair-sized and appreciative audl- :3
for the accommodation otthe execu- “at church, Cherry street; Sunday :f‘
: UV6 01369". and a city oflice is being; ternoou at 3:00 o'clock. to hear an in- ‘5
charge of Mr. Sloan. the eastern fiscal; _ .. ‘
‘asent'nnder Mr. Bennion. thool, its Organisation and Work,
CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE if! sonnet oi his. stall and will. when fully: Mr. Young has had wide experience
' ~ . . ‘. organized. have a set at workers oi in Sunday school work, having been .1.
33.90. Mam St- So. Norwalk . .. '
Inar ed the pmviuus pr uctiona un- ‘
» ~ . 3der his management. Mr. Belmar in Scotland and America. 3“ 3‘ present
7 .. .. . is superintendent of the school of the E5“
' . ~ . t. 7the liratman to no in for the big pic-
The Norwalk Line lure oi five or more l‘t’l‘iS. Up to the walk. ~
« ‘ 3 p. * ‘ . . , . . . . . Although Mr. Young has seen yet 3
. S . . . . picttnc. the producers “eta (ontent
FaS‘ Freigh! ”Vice Between ms Cfly work. his audience found his views by 3
lien on the groundnut Crum's wonas'me gathered ut.the New “098 359‘
T HE PARIS titted Ill! in the 'llerlov building, to bein terestlng “at“; on “The Sunday ‘
3 Mr. Belmur ls reunding out the per-.by William L Young of Norwalk.
the standard of efficiency” that h”.superintondent of echoole, both .1“
“- =the “daddy" of feature pictures. being
First Congregational church In Nor-
timo when he began making the super-
crun service in this branch of church .
and New York.
men and women. Here you get
no moons. antiquated, but. purely mod
em and aparkling with a freshness
i;
i
t
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W . Steamerb “Clio” and “Armllage Braafloy” tits limduccrs and was beyond the and ”“33““? ”‘M- hold “10““ “”9“ fittedffom head to fOOtO- . . 33
mks 130W“! In any (“5- Frclght accented at Nut-Walk and South Noiwulk from T3933 t035'30 bounds Oiilte “Willie...“e‘d' But ”'3' ”C“ “"3 1”” minutes ‘ ills "mm"! "L 3
"’3“ 33 .. p: m. for delivery at Pier 45 East River Foot of Judo-ton stroct' illelmur ‘8’" \vlthtliincyo to thovfuturo. 59999“ '5 GUM. simple. straightlor’ " ' ‘ it
‘ 4 ~ ' ' ‘ ‘ continued with his‘urt‘ccr plctttl‘t‘flvc‘m’ ward and earnest. with the' usual' - """im‘m‘
5“; 33 ' New York 7'00 o'clock the Iolimvin” ' ”it“ ‘
”cg. ‘ . . . .. ii nmrtnngw might received at . . . 1. 1
, . ‘ , . - . . . . , « .. _ playing a lame number m twill“ 8'“
Pier 45, East River, new tank. ftom 7.30 s. to. to 5 p. tn. Simmels 'olubomle mums, and not meeting
'33 3 33 3 ‘ 33 3 ‘ ‘ ’ P 3 . I y r
fifl’S‘lara e . Liiztggdpter 45 Lost River. new ms at s ocloclt dull). sunsets with the one tummy ”18 “1mm
33 3 3 3 ;hud predicted. other producers tell in
- ., ~ : - . 5'9 {line and he started the Willie {01‘ ”“5
I «.rhonsiil ..
Scotch yearning for spiritual result. 3 ”
“All agonclet and personal ellorts,”i --——
he said: “must culminate in the salvo.~
lion of the souls of men."
Another pleasing feature of the oc-
_.......- .-...e.._.~...._~_. .e. ....-
Schultze’s Thursday Specials;
big feature picture of today.
Seaview Ave. .. .. _. .1
33 3 This period was the. stepping stone.
, EAST NORWALK 3 . , ‘itm \v i’li di ' '
3' ‘ i «min the history of the motion picture cat. . as .t ton tton of a meal , , . _
. 3 3 3 3 findustry. and marked the rise of the solo in Scotch by Mr. Young. The §lwlft alfremlum Hams . - - - - - . ~ ------------ 300 II?)
7 . 3 ' iailcni drama “‘01" lli‘ ”fiddling 0‘9"“ New Hope school manifested its ap~ A ”C HMS : . . . . . . .. : ..... . ......... , . . . 313$ “)3
. ~ . . tee to robust umwtb: from its ‘t'xpepi~ predation by a unanimous vow of P13. Cornedeeef . _ . .. . . ' . . . ' ....... ' . . ‘ .
3 ' . 3i rucntnl stage to its present well dc- - ' . ‘ 1&1}:
tuned and positive position. At this‘m'm“ {01‘ 0"? speaker‘s sertltes. Lea C .- Beef
en’s-use. sq...
. .4 l.
W.12blb.
‘ . ., . . - ~ I! . . .......
. - pmne the moving picture bill‘mf‘38' Pi Ideal). .,,. ,
. . .. . .~ 12‘s Feet...........
. 011 ' Cl“ ‘ 08 jumped from :1 cheap. little entorprisezcoRONER PROBEp . .. C ‘ ' ‘
.IS the time for y to “weSt ill a Slut 01' C t 3o! hurriedly made material. disjoint-i DEATH OF WOMAN , _. Fancy NW Cabbage
3 ‘ ’ ‘Pdl!’ WW“ ”3'3““ *0 ”9 “mm“! to consume“ The’Best of Fancy Fruits. Vegetables and Salad
as the prices are marked very 10W. It will be 3 d2” '3~ .in store-rooms and small balls, to a;
' inlgantic business, cluiming the art and Coroner John J. Pltelan went to.
: 9attention of some of the best write”. Greenwich yesterday afternoon to con-
actors and stage producers, omnioymiz duct o lmaring on the death of MM}
Specialties
Schultzc’s Sanitary Markets
film's ...... . 2150
run: omen unseen, '
cided saving for you to buy at the
bottle... . . .1... . . . . . 100, .. Etltousunds of peoplef finigtligfleebgiginng John Smith, 50 years old. who died in NORWALK. ‘ ‘ , SOUTH NORWALK-
"FRESH'BOABTED corrnn, .1... W“ W " “ ' ' ‘ United States Home 110.17.903-
gicupitnl into millions. and boxing a {01.: the Greenwich hospital from initiriesf
_ lowing of fascinated. enthusiastic peo- due to being struck by a trolley curr .
We, who believe their moving picture east of the Chlckshominy switch bo-i- —-—— ‘
' entertainment “'5 “559“"?! 3° their tween Greenwich andPort Chester. ..
3 .
lie-Butler - ,~ - -
. . 1 ~ I ’ , >3 3 ' ,
. Every Woman sFashlon Shop
lgggiplggsfifi Xg‘nfiti'gfilgf (33335333? ' The motorman of the car milled that
» 45c
. 25CCII€QS€JlCilfllldmfld25c
i"rials one? or ommnn venues"
. Norwalk . . ioph‘one. automobile or other modern Mrs. Smith was sented by the side of
lie-E998 7' ' . ~- - “-400
. 1; Main Street! ‘ ’, ~. conveniences that. now seem imposai- the mad with .her head in her hands
mmmmmmmmmmble to get along without. 'The modern and didn't. see in time to prevent his
lice-Sweet Clover. tilt . c '
lilo—Evaporated Milk . ioc
........ ..... .....210‘
lcture theatres are now among the $ . ‘
blast. play-houses in the country and are our f1‘0!!! hitting her. The tact Was
.gattended by the best people in theibg‘ought oui..§br.‘}l§. inquiry mode by
t‘md' 1;“ it .... 1° “$533,223“ rig. t... newsman... to... t... m...
t l are now '. .. . ‘ .. . . ,3, h}
3e 333385.13 a3bd development or which is gfigaggfmfgdw thonductor.
3 i3 largely due to ‘the‘energy and enter. 3l' {333" . ~0an e gptman'
- Lpriso of Henry Belmnr, Who had the 33W}! by!!! 50311383th pending de-«
| courage Of'ills convictions back in our .
‘ cision‘by “Coronéijl’h'ei
, .ly days of the business when the Dre‘ This police “will? " 33 3 3 3
.1' 1 cent greatness of “the pictures was _ wttB,_held..be¢.fluSo
‘3 31 little dreamed of. . , -n was lioughi tog? bingulpg‘ that the
3 1 One of Mr. Helmet-ts productions was Woman should 1‘3V9‘fifin‘fii we}, P. re-
. . . 21c .. “Life‘s ‘Shop Window." and it. was mote place at snub-n;‘1agé Mar. :The
'tltrough this picture thatWiiilam Fox * .v _ , .. ,
first became ftnanciglly interested in
. moving pictures. He then controlled .
a chain of vaudeville houses and was
attracted by The intention oi MrzBel-
maF'to pmduce a cereal. version a the
-‘Cofipgc Street
Efif‘lfibtwaik p
Very Bestiflfeamerv Butter Freéh'. Made. Try
‘ it—You will like'it.
WalterBaker’s Breakfast Cocoa . . . . . . . .
Golden Santos Coifee . .. . . . . . . . lb. 20c. 5 lbs. for 95¢
WholeGraianic’e‘. . . . .. . .‘ . . . . . . . .. 3 lbs..for35c.
Class A Lozanberries. perca'n , .- . . ._; ; . . . . . . . . . ."35c
.Van Camp’s“. Evaporated Milk. can .1... . . . . . . ; . ‘l3c
3 v—‘A‘. —- “—M _‘-—L
NATJRE's wantillua
south await.
‘3 '3 _. . K ' ‘ armors sno Window." Thisven- '. m >
_ .. i‘anSt 1139,1395er .,. .F . . . . ”4254c anddfic. ‘ mile? “3180 succzssmmt”mum do is infinity. ,‘
. ,. y _ . ,. ne..er.s..Macaront.........._... ..... .. Zpktrs. 25c .é ed on, as a ”can...“ motion ptc- . . warns you. .— l . .
33 Jul 3 3 Ch “H’SD "ed Beef Sliced t0 ordel'.’ 33‘3 ‘ 3 3 ‘ '3 .‘tures onhis own scam!!!” and with “Noticegthe ‘ki‘. 933' swmfi n3¥3'>‘3 . 3 p 3
Y’3 33 ’3 ‘ 3 3‘ 0 103113 ‘ ‘ g >- ; - . 3380 xwhat. success everybody lefflm'giatfi a ‘fifie it the color-is nuns ml-'-- .I-..‘ ,,
a ' ,. .' - - .. . ~ Laurewovemho-is to war Nancy anthere'are-semi...henchmen: "
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Hanks: in. the forthcoming pictuwoi 31:53, m m n _ . i‘
Lfi’cot‘n‘swlite, was also connected. 83* ““9. .t scanty, naini’u 1
ith the above named pleturémnd wfifn's timegtojee erlous‘fkidn‘ey . ,
r-so‘ successi‘uiin misleadingxrole.that tljouble‘. { . ”I... 3. , g or) . . .y , , w ‘.
she becameenth‘uslastlc over the work 1 It’s time to use 13°49"! Kidney Pills.g- \ p , ‘ _ J . _ -—-—---‘ citiiiiststctnenl issued at Berlin. The,
and..l’OSS‘bumeal-menswx an ”we” at) 3‘ Dennis 3113“ doifenreaiiv‘orkixi thin Robbins blade for the cars was. but 1‘3 atntctnent. reads: .
Ernpiittyitor414‘“thggfsionotsggrjmwty. . :.,. .y. . ; iiiew feet awaydrdm the ”wee where ‘ ‘
namin‘i‘deieim medicines? 'Wm- I-‘mbmerv‘il Firstetreea meet “the incident occupant-s. ennui was gtécarglrmgmggitlod‘nllfiéiglilt‘ssutirgsuge;
to stick io’jherifirstlm‘é. - 33M" be! Namely “a.” 3‘31 “‘39 “who“ said 3501“” be” M ii WWW“? chino nun ‘ltrn «oil the 1110th 0! the
in this ‘phoeoplay. alleviated Kidney Pills at dilimnttimesin the ,te1u-m¢urtter,hour with her husband Thames 35mm." afternoon. Enemy
crank-9 flygiiihhwt "mind-"their em proves new and daughter; , .
3 Manhole! Smefllnee‘mybaeirm‘ "3"
.4 p ,. , , . Athere'hae been «not " "
‘ omen by a...
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.' success y 7
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‘ obese.
rlt.
- seen. was in a. sinking condition."
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"TWO squamous or seaplsncs see,
.- deattnyerseudoavoted to tow .lni'tho . .
iaubmsriuee; but the (3-35, when last».
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