spirit while it is
., about coal.
at popular song last
, ”"011, Promise Me
“Goal Today. " This
. 805.931
,.!nel
sum willile
degree;
oursmn wmnowe.
I! you made the blender of
in a cold and uncomfortable nous, lint do it $885114
”m0 bill mighty expensive, twice as .
It is not onlyd’
much coal-Doctor
re is no house so well built but what OUTSIDE WIN-
better. make it more comfort-
DOW and D0038 :vill Innkeit
able and livable. -
If you’ll comein tomorrow, any day, we ’11 tell you what
it will cost to make your house comfortable, and save eoeL/
' “Do it now."
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
Mp”.
9
mm domestic
Wumoehesslaslsfound to
necessary to hmhishousofis
Acts speak louderthanwords.Doyourbli.1W!-
0033’ ‘
last winter
we ro to “Keep
’ ginwurning” for
Will Be a. Hot Time” it
Clearance Sale
After a few busy weeks of selling we find our stock with
odds and ends, broken size ranges, styles We cannot re-order,
Etc. In order to clean house of these (all this season ’5 merch
endise) goes onsaleatinonoy saving prices. Totsmfinlland
replaced. So the old
ollar here buys as much
as two dollars elsewhere in the line of Women' s and Elem
Goats, Suits, Dresses, Skirts, Wrists and Petticoats Come;
mmmwlhlw
THE PARIS
CLOAK AND SUIT HOUSE
.9... Norwalk
when they are clased out they cannot
tip, be on hand bright and early. One
and save money.
33 So. Main St.
I have remained on the eminence long
‘lIIeV
. ishoma
(Continuedw tron: First M).
caution of the German crown prince
The congressmen probably would;
or had not the German heavy who}
beghn exploding overhead. Tbst’
Tristram
Norwalk amending Dry Goods Store
ended the sightmeeing trip in thatl
vicinity. one congressmen remarking'.
that the Germans could quit that
sort at business right then so (or as
he was concerned.
The congressmen who had visited
Austrollalian front said their-l
observations on Monday showed to»:
them the first actual fighting worthl
talking about. The party was con—
ducted by Lieutenant Freeman Light
,4
l
i
oi South Norwalk. Conn, and it con-
sisted of Representatives Thomas A.
Chandler of Oklahoma, M. Clyde,Kel-.
ly of I’énnsylvania, Louis C. Cramlon
of Michigan. Thaddeus ll. Caraway
of Arkansas, John A. Elston of Cell
1min, and Joseph Thompson of Oh
.—
Greatly
weaves andco are.
a resell
Luncheon Near Battlefield.
The congressmen had luncheon on
the hillside of Chateau Thicrry midst
the ruins or numerous fine homes. the
lesy Mame creeping along through a
great gap in what has Chateau!
Thierry‘e finest indge and now des
Iroyed by the Germans.
' While the congressmen weIe sit- .
ling down to II basket luncheon a}
fashionably attired women irom i’ariel
Gradc A. ‘ -
.ssne'olsls sen-.-
$1.00 yd.
v
came to the ruins of her old home :1: i j:
where she found II group of American i
Parting with the Pretty Parasols
Every one in stock mair now be purchased at a reduction of 25 per cent
4 Bargains in” Short Lengths of Dress Goods.
uced prices on pieces ranging from 1 l— 2 to 5 yards. in many
I A FE)?“ MORE .OF THE VOILE WAISTS AT THE SPECIAL PRICE
secs-elsessss-ssoe.
The Genuine Surf Cloth for Bathing Suits
Grade B. " -
Surf Cloth in black and white striped and dotted effects for trimming .
.51 00—31. 25
85c yd.
. 75c yd.
*soldlers =n possession. The Iwomaulm
.explaincd her mission in bIoken Eng 5
lish her miss on in basement, request
ed the aid of the AmeIlcan soldicIs
and beds private dig a hole in the! Probably all 'of our readers will re-
boeement at a point indicated by her. immubelf (1". beautiful window display
The soldier 30°“ uncovered a ”“51“" ‘onhlblted by Keeler 3 Shoe Store (Ill:-
. otlor val-I ‘ .
thfe‘sPnndA’ihgreiguiiilii Eyre aI lot do lng Foot WW0“ “ eek, which won
’6 per cent gold $100 bonds or the de.; held June 172 Our local shoe turr-
LOCAL SHOE MGGCHANT
road
“AT THE -—-————
Slandard Butler & E99 Co.
12 North Main St; 50. Norwalk Phone 1990
Country Eggs -
Cheese—Rich and mild . . . ... . ..
Clover Milk
...; a. 22
45c dolz
BestSantosCoifee........................1801b.
BestMIxedTen...........................8M
chcan
tedM|lk isg:,.¢.9~....%s..s.s.,s,-».11§an
Standard Boiler & 399* Co.
l2 No. Main Street.
three bonds for his trouble.
' The congressmen “st that shot IIlIe excellem exhibit he made in dis
:also the hillside dunonls foInIerly oc- pllnnces and Remedies
icupicd by ill?- Germans. 381“"an l Thousands of the largest and moat
needed toward the bulilcflold oIentu-l
:nlly reaching the hill southeast 0: “‘9‘“ “(0’95 throughout
Fore-en ..Tardanois , States and Canada participated
Adjourned ln Hurry.
WM“ ”“3 Germans begun replying them submitted photographs of their
to the allies' lire in corneal. the con .
nieeemcu decided that it was uhont attractlle and ““1““? windows which
ltlme to adjourn, and did so. leaving the Judges of the contest state were
Iiwhlild llm souvenirs Ihcy had nnih- the most attractive window displays
icrud at Chnleuu Thieriy.
.wny to the rem hon exer, IlIm unused of business
tlIIough the forest of me visiting.
additional i‘onnor GeIKIau duImute} The "“1”“? making ““0“ a 310°“
the United
in
Iitles, helmets and who planned the displnymnd saw that
which they
' useoi lmenl of
various articles.
ibnclt. b l back of all of this there is a inc.
e leo listed a field “
l 'hoz‘gfm‘l?nif;:ia;;n e: n s'leleher no". tor which pleases Mr. Keeler more than
ere bringiiig in we deli men, from «manly being awarded II prim and that
’ lm the men on the roIII lines and for
(those who tell in the fighting.
itownspeople whit can actually be ac.
‘ courses
WASHINGTON ST.
{hot His New Store Will Be
, 0! the Best Hardware
torso in Connecticut
NORWALK LINE
, ight Service Between This
on and New York
Schultze’ s Thursday Specials
GrisketCornedBeef...................... lSclb.
LeanCornedBeef....................._.....26ch'
PickledPiIrs’ Feet 12ch
PICNIC AND SALAD SPECIALTIES ' ..
R. Bo ed Ch . .
Crab Mean.SainIloc§.e§arId‘1’}ItegdSl¥eats Corned
R. &
m'mated H on
em . .
Dressimr. etc.. utilgwestvgiicgsug
Schullze’ 3 Sanitary Markets
sour}: nonwsm
UnitedStates License No. 17,993.
NORWALK.
rimp. Lobe
or plam.
Salad
STORROW FIGHTS? compilehed in the way of eliminating
'foot troubles and restoring abnormal
MOVETO REDUgE E feet to n nomml condition. Ibfi'. XML 3
COAL ALLOW NC or terms this "Foot Edicientw" und’ylI
itakoe II great pride in diepensllllr this:
service for he save that every pniroof,
he. improves he is helping Uncle
(Continued from First Page.)
so that better assurance; would be in feet
«but each state's requirements woulg Sam 5““ that ““1“" in winnlnn the
be met. ,wnr. for "Foot Enlclency Means NW
Trhese fails were bgihght ou‘ti Elba tlonel macho!" ’ .- "
con erence ere ester I utten e om
Chairman BurucI'I. of they War 1min:- ‘ W11"? the celebratio: xemfitcyet
tries Board: Chairman Iiurley. oi the- tort Week i” a an” m 1
Shipping Board. and representativee ll 1'8 80011 ”Wm which this Nations
of the Railroad Administration. in ad— Event created will continue to 81‘0"
and Mr. Keeler is determined to soil;
dilion to Federal Administrator Gar-
field and the New England ndmlnletra- that there are no tired achinz ailing
feet in the jurisdiction of his store. !
tcrs
Tentative Allotment. musldered
We hope that our nenlel local mer-
chant will “Intike good" on all of the
l Toninthe allotments {or New 2113.;
land and other sections git the country
good things he seems to have in store
for all we sufferers of some form at
which have never been .made public,
were considered.
I J. J. Storrow, to. al administrator for
all New England. is said in have rep toot ”0‘1"”
“Clio” and f‘Armitage
accepted at Norwelk and
unwell: from 7: 30 to 5:91. .
veil at Pier 45.1392," 4‘7.
rlI.fr‘bIn7:3D~. “'3 5p. '
”Tiefivl,’ Pa 45, final
ow orlr .1 5 o'clock, daily
FREE DELIVERY
Libby’s Corn Beef; o‘er can
Popular Prices.
[DIV PRICES , l
road Administrationdwem present ‘0 er the Russian Socialists are not right .. ..
. devise means to get coal promptly to in deeming the lBolshevim have .. .
AlWays Something Special Here?
Nucoa Nut Butter-inc. the world’s st. lb. .... 32c
Challenge Blend Colfee. oer lb. . . be . . . . . . . . -.. 22c
Armour’ s Vienna Style Sausage . . . 15c and 35c can
Chicken Bouillon Cubes. with parsley added. 3‘
Nevv’fork State Enos. freeli’ cites ....... . . . . ..«55c
Crubro’ 5 Brand Sweet Gherkins. larze but.” .. 18c ' "
Dunbar’s Shrimpforsnlud‘s. can ..
Bockmann’s Breakfast Cocoa. can.
The Best of Everything to Eat and Drink at V
'- yesterday there is no summer coal
. l
I the winter. This is one, it was Eaidi
2_for 28c
.15c
16c
" nols and Ohio is
resentedNnt the meeting that the eltun-' ---r'-‘—"'T"" E
lion in cw England would not permit .
any cutting of the allotmént. This was BOLSHEVIK REGfi END
in response to a suggestion that his; COMING TO
territory had been granted II greater I
{adherence than needed.- (Continued From pm One). ..
i .
Chairman Hurley, or the Shipping ......
iBoard and representatives of the Rail- certain by direct investigation wheth-
’bmught widespread evils on Russia.
New York and New England.
' destroyed industry. caused universal
. Ne Summer Shhrtaoe. -
At the Shipping Beard it was said
.shortnge in the New England States.
but there was a serious shortage in
storage coal, which is usually necum-‘
ulnted during the summer months for
retaining power at nil costs
The representatives ale Rueonnofl,
nor the Social Revolutionaries; and
Alexrod Tim the Sghnlni Dagmar-ate
t d res on re per:
to failure of the fields to produce coal They repreeen e m p
in sufllclent uunntiiy., Empty ships
1917. when an abortive attempt with
awaiting coal for New England it was
made to organize ail lnterSoclnlis’t
l said.- have been at Hamptou Roads tor mentor-once _ ~
several weeks and at one time recent- ‘ . '
ly there were 17 coal ships there una- ,
me to get cold for New Emland. . For Feoble Old People
. Ship: ago now awaiting bunker coals -
at Baltimore and Noriolk. Shipping John Dewitt Recommends Word I
Board amtnals said. A} I}? fimduclion ' Create stl'flflfl“! and v‘unh’
in the eastern field so than the u ,
insure set by the Fuel Administration. ”3“.“011 N J.¢—. I 3m 39 years or
’as necessary, but the. n Indiana. 1111} age and anal a severe sickness r. -_-s
or the. mark in a weak, rundown Condition. Vinoi
. self The defend to final by the ship"l has built 99‘ p and m“ Inc 3m,
t
Oil‘II’ew‘n'illIlIIIlag-ns? now I feel rjo come again
”II. in Hr; nevIIt-s cos '
l8 AWARDED PRIZE
1; H. vrieget & Co.
tunct St. Louis, Oklahoma & Gulf rail lchsnt has just 2been advised that he .
The woman gale me soldier .has been awarded one of the prison for T
tered houses in Chateau Thierry nnd' upluying Dr. Schol's Foot Comfort Ap- .
.numeroue souvenlm. They then [Ir-Io progressive shoe dealers and Depart. VI?
Fool Comfort Week one. hundreds of
0" ”1“” ever made 1w moxchants in this llniI .
and camps. send nelherluo up ImnIheI showing is due to Mr. Ben Keelcr. .
1°°k the window was trimmed accordinnly .
the field. They were natisfled that is the. “m u,“ through Foot Com- .
levmm'“ ““3"“ “a” ”9““ “m" tort Week he had the oppoI-Iueny «Ii ‘
gdemonetmung to his mom. one ..
If you are’in need of Wash
Skirts and Dresses or any
other hot weather apparel
callVand see us.
‘Welixicnd Credit
:;.
w
.r
“4.3;
SIDE: 11;. .3
“at,“ 3331::
, V6...
'7.
.e,
,..
mg;
:2
TOU'IIL NEVER Known
alter we have applied our up
to-duie vulcanizlng methods to
your old tire or inner tube.
it becomes practically a. new
tire. Blow outs are entirely
covered. worn places repaired.
and the whole shoe or lube ro~
newed. Our vulcanizlng is to
tires what good cobbllng is to
shoes.
' llllllWilll SUPPLY Sll0l’
”Wall St. ,Norwellt
I
LIMOUSINES AND TOURING CARS ’
FORHIREFOR ALL OCCASIONS
SPECIAL RATES ON TRIPS
FENDER AND BODY WORK OUR SPECIALTY
WELDING \
VAAST BROS. GARAGE
17 Chestnut St.. So. Norwalk ,
Phones V1360. 2011
'1
,etnrvatlon,I Idespotically oppressed the .
people. and now are concerned .only in .
ties in Stockholm .in the summer. oi“
u‘r‘contalnmbeet and cod vex- pepto‘
Should rSteak ht . . ..
PotRonstat
PorkClIopsat.......................
“Smoked Shoulders at
Stcchatutm
SoupMeatat........
CornedBeefat........
'sesllsssOeeps-
I. r-
.\
RoundSteakot..........._....\....
c
.V32c pent“?
26eperlb.”
.28cnnd30cperlb.
30cperlb.
.26cperib.
.. lScperlb.
... .‘24cperlbf'
e -
Isees'velneme
28c perib. ‘
.18c nerlh. ; ‘
Lash 5.2.1 Antlkl
.n .-c.-.
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