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In this land of the free—but
not of free coal—there are
many things lacking to make
our lives whole. In the home
of the brave—and this means
the man who goes and gets
married as soon as he can—
;-»-Ihereisslwaystheneedofa
quantum suihcit of the coin of
the realm to supply some de-
ficit. There is just now the
question of filling his bins
with coal that's not guilty of
too many sins. And the soon-
or he buys it the less it may
cost, so there’s something to
$1 and naught to be lost.
coal we are selling we
think is. just right and com-
mits fewer sins than much
coal in sight. There is none
that is faultless it is sad to
unless, but the coal we 're
Iovr “cling is by far your best
é"vi‘ts'ttttts oo-
1
Smith, undertone
Remington all ethos
makes, sold. n
repaired
per month lackin-
sold at :10 per month.
PLUMBER
TYPIWRITEH EXCHANGE
'u Pelt-field Ave., Bridgeport, Coll.
. .‘ussssv Tvplw."‘I-q
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,, , Garden Tools
Rakes, Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
Cultivators, Weeders.
Anything to assist in garden
fig and caring for the lawn.
J. ROSENFlELD ‘
40' WATER STREET
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YIET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods, rags. papers, junk and all
second hand goods. Anything you
have. Price according to the qual-
Ity ot‘ the goods. A s uare deal
always. q
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
62 Van Zilnlllrill‘tft. l’honn 1132.5,
Second hand goods always on salc.
COAL
Wood 8: Grain
Devine Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 53
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SALVATION ARMY FUND.
NEW YORK, May 29. Tlit‘ Salva-
tion Army's campaign for a $13.00”.-
No Home St'l‘Vlt'v Fund has passml
its goal, according to latcst reports
tom all sections of ”to country.
ct-u'mt hPl‘v today.
Though the New York
Still 3233.000fihort. of its
IV"
district was
quota, the
workers fixpf‘ctt-tl it would at) "ow-r
‘
the top" before nightfall,
o
15:: can‘t M
3m Mmlh
era/ass fAiis (redwood!)
on to loaf (“a
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sold as Beaver Board?
protection. Look for it.
Be sure to get what you ask for.
back of every panel of genuine Beaver Board is there {or your
Buy Beaver Board ,
that i_._9 BEAVER BOARD
You want better walls and ceilings, in your new home, in present
waste space, or to replace cracked plaster and dingy wallpaper.
So you ask {or Beaver Board, the origirnl wallboard. that has
been building better walls and ceilings lbr a dazen years.
.But do you know that inferior wallboards are often
They may look like Beaver Board, feel
like Beaver Board, and even claim to be as good as Beaver Board.
But they can't give Beaver Board results.—
The Beaver trademark on the
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MORE AUTOS IN STATE.
t
The Hatch &. Bailey Co.
Business Done in Motor Vehicle De-E
partment of State Increasing.
HARTFORD. May 29. The Dust»
nvs's done: in tho automobile depart-
prese-nt your shows a larnc increase
- in the number of thc vehicles regis-
.-tcred and thr- nttmbt-r of oporators'
llicen'svs isstIo-d in this state.
'l‘ltt- ruccipts for the six months
amounted to 81,243,303 as against
89641.4“.30 tor the same period in 1918.
Thc number of vt-hicles of all kinds
registered up to datu this year was.
Rental. “ ment for the first six months of the
Honor—General
mflgrat ion Bureau.
to tlalc
Pleasure
cars,
For the first
numbvr
issttotl.
89.075 and thet'c were 104.5035oporators‘
licenses
months of this the
trations was 73.29”.
six
of “‘27s
The Vehiclt-s l‘t'KlHll'l'Ptl this your up
tilI'itlt-tl
cars. “41230;
13.1033: motorcycles, 3,000;
Limit: public
“'Pl't‘
HS
serricu tjitnt-yst
Thr- licenscs {or operators of pleas
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VVASHlNl'l‘ON. May 29r—(‘ommis-
(Tamint-tti, ol' the im-
announced today
that thn hurratt was giving “its atten-
tion" to tho statement that Frederick
lollows:
commcrcial
sidc-
Ill"? and t'Ulltlllt-l'l'lill cars erc 89,877.;
; SAY PRESIDENT WAS CRITICIZED;
permit,
'4 ,sAvns RoCK CASE
ARGUED IN COURT
(Continued from Page One)
tinuetl. In this case no defence was
often-d. it being admitted that the de-
fendant had his place or businvss opcn .
under a supposed right to do business 5
on Sunday under Superintedent Egan's ‘
that the!
defendant had a right. to have hid
place open. The town prosecutor.
however, claimed that this special law
does not super-cede the secular law'
which prohibits Sunday amusements.
and business except those definite!
defined in the lawn which have ion
been on the statute book. Judge Mar—3 AND FOR OEILDREN
tin said he would give a decision to-
morrow.
court today. it is expected a decision'
will dcte-rmine What concessionairesl
shall do next Sunday if no injunction;
is asked for to prevent the town au-
thorities from interfering with amuse-
tm-uts and business.
Counsel then argued
By bringing a case
BELIEVED TO HAVE DEOWNED
HIMSELF.
OLD SAYBRth. May 29.-—-Tony
A. Bohemien, 40, of Fenwick colony.
missing since Tuesday. is supposed to
hate committed suicide by drowning.
lic ls-t‘t a note saying good bys and a
sum of money to Frank Negrille.
A
tl‘. ”our. lmn'tigmtion ('ommissloncr portion of W“ “I“‘hW “'l‘t‘l‘ found 0"
:tt No-w York. had prt-sidcd at a rc- h'n‘wpk hrtdgc,
l'l'nl mot-tin: in Now York :It \\'ltlt:h “'~'“ -M.__.
l'l't" idvnt Wilson was ct'ttictzvd. l v-Try 31 39mm“ Want Ad.
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Home Offices
Are Calling
For Better Workers
The government is still re-
cruiting for its Civil Service
positions and is ofl'ering even
larger initial salaries.
The demand for Merrill Busi-
ness College Graduates exceeds
the number available.
a...»
MERRlLL BUSINESS
COLLEGE.
“John, let ‘5 go our this Sunday fiishing."
Boots cost $7.00 or $8.00.
for
“I can‘t go. I haven‘t any Rubber Boots.
Why a good pair
!
“.V’Oii"‘.3’“.' if“? 'TQTWI-1T‘°§7 3-; 75":- 1am
Levy’s Bargain Store
I
ASTHMA t
. AND CATARRH . 3
'Try Before You Pay 5
SlINT‘lNE. ill-1 gran: discovery l
for .\.~‘i'2l\l‘\. ll.‘ Y lt'l?\'l§l:.
l.i:'l.‘.'"'ll l‘th‘ :Itttl l'.\'l‘,\l:l:ll, has
]-'ttti'." t‘ \tnnd't't‘ttl tcsui's “' tit
thou .tmts c: the ”loot
t .l‘l .1.
t
I! you have experimented with
ot‘tct' "c.':.i~t‘~'~x .tt.:l lI..\o l'ntlctl
t'\) it‘ll lt‘ tl.‘t“'lll"t:«ll, lltil. ll‘,\‘ ill
.-='r t‘\;ttll."' 111.5 truly uict'itot 10m:
l"'llif‘ll.\'.
Scott i-t-lt‘ "or: Dr :1 fro trial
before you l0.'.',t'l it. Addrcct
“'()U[)\\'I)R'l‘ll (‘t).\l|'.\.\Y,
“Elton. (‘oniL
-.
of good Storm King Rubber
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2
intros .-‘. o .
“Ha! Ha! Why don't yo: try Levy‘s, where I bought my Suit, what you see now on me, ‘
$12.89. There you can get a pair 6f Red Storm Army Rubber Boots for $4.48.
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MEN '8 SUITS
Regular $18 and $20
$12.89
OVERALLS 3
98C
MEN '8 PANTS
Blue and Assorted Stripes
$2.98 .
MEN ‘8 SCOUT SHOES
$1.88
MEN'S AND BOYS” HEAVY
TENNIS SHOES
t ‘ $1.17
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MEN'S HEAVY WORK
or.
SHOES
«:-
,.
”’9;
Black and Tan
W'ere $3.50 and $4.09 I.
Now
Roses ' “ m1:
mm
Our new landlord has agreed
upon the reasonable rent, for
which we were “rim.
therefore, we are gomg to stay
where we are-at the same old
place. We will continue to do
business as before—at reason-
able prices. Reasonable prices
on all goods and repairs, for a
small store cannot charge high
prices.
REASONABLE RENT means
REASONABLE PRICES, and
SATISFACTION for EVERY-
BODY. -
Come to Brand’s
and Save Money
Sale going on as advertised,
until the end of this week.
An unusual opportunity for
you to secure Watches, Clocks.
Jewelry, Optical Goods, at re-
markably low prices. '
Lavaliers, Neck Chains.
Brooches. Eardrops, Lockets,
Baby Pins, Rosaries, Bracelets,
Ladies' Guard Chains, Hearts,
Crosses, Rings, Bracelet Watch-
es, etc. Large stock.
Tristram &
o
N orwallg’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Hyatt ‘
7/
Store Closed All
1865-Decoraiion Day- 1 0 i 9
Day
TRIALS ARE POSTPONED.
'l‘ht- criminal case of Chester S. Scl-
lm-k o; Norwalk. who is scrttng a
term of two years in slate pl‘i‘son lot'
the o-mbr-zzlcment of funds ot‘ the tirst'
taxing district of Norwalk. now « hare
ed with the misupplicatton of funds til‘
the Pairflcld County National bank of
H. KRIEGER e co.“
H
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.lnto'
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stubborn i
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i ll“-
ituodation oi line chickens." as one of
SUITABLE GIFTS FOR LAD-
IES, FOR GENTLEMEN
Nonvalk, came up in the l'nito-d;
States District court of Hartt‘otd. he
fore Judge Edwin L. Garvin. and trust
continued upon tlw remit-st of the «ii.»
trict attorney, .
in the same court of \K‘il-
llam N. Travis. former cashier of the
Stamford National Bank. has been;
postponed to ttu- st-ptcmbor term of!
court, to he held in New ilavcn, Ono?
of the witncsscs for Mr. Travis it wast
stated, is absent ip France. in thv‘
army. and is not likely to return tot"
several weeks.
Cut! Buttons, Stickpins, Tie
CW. robs, Vest Chains,
Charms, Cigarette Cases, Cigar
Cutters, lfocket Knives, Stone
I and Signet Rings, Watches,
, Clocks. etc. Large stock.
f No raised prices, same old low
. prices, as the rent question has
been settled satisfactorily—-
which we were striving for.
Charles Brand
1111' casc
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bou.
black, natural 3
VOTER, BUT NOT CITIZEN.
s--.._ .. .A. “A ..._._
Bristol Alderman Made an American.
When He Discovers Mistake.
Marahou Boas 3
Special for Saturday
l
The very best quality of Mare- ;
Nice large circular collars. i
W- V_
g
nd brown, at
$7.98, $10 and $12
HARTFORD, May 29.——Aflcr hat-in:
fi.‘
Expert Watchmaker,
Jeweler anti Optician
South Norwalk, Conn.
been a mcmbo-r of tho Bristol Board of r‘ ' ’"
Aldermcn. an “3‘59“"? and 3 street day afternoon to be sworn in as Alli-V
“""mllflmhw ”'"p- Samuel BTU-“h crican citizens. Thvy had takcn tttc~
llatpter or that city. was today made cxamination prmiously. but were not
an """"'l""" "MW" in the l‘nited admitted on amount of the state oi.
933”“ lli~trirt (“NH - l“ ”‘55 "“33. War. Upon their smtrai petitions and
l" in: mimittmi till“? an oxamlnation‘ on, ntmtts irom local investigation
l‘.‘ “MK" Ed‘Vl" l-- ‘:""“in- “h“ Dr?“ the” have now hccn cxvmptmi tromr
sidctl at thv naturalization session. H“. riafllfipmm" m “m,“ ”humps M'
M"- liarpcr m“ h""" “ “""‘r for the autlmiitivs at \K'ashinntun.
313an. "0 Valid in “’llilv Plains, N'
\'., lwt‘on» hr ““717 to Bristol. and ““4
til rocoittl)‘ ho had sttpposml ho had,
all the rights of an Atttvrican cittzcn t TONY-
Thc facts wow that ho was ten Wicks? All lln)‘. Scouts should ho on lli'
old when he was brought to this crmu- : lookout for orders today with tt‘nat'd
tl‘\' from England and ho grew up with i to lilo “.indup ot‘ thv Salvation Army :
no «mo quo'stioning his citizenship. ldriu- tor $7,000, The Scouts arc-- to
Sixtytwu German and Austrians have the honor of finishing lhv jtlb tor
aliens were called to tho court ‘yostet-v thc Army. \\'atclt tor your ”rile-rs.
It
FARMING NOT
MASTERED BY
BUSINESS MAN
(Continued from Page One).
BIBS/scours LOOK FOR ORDERS
colon of his pattiolir t'at'mlng t‘xpo-I'i-
tllrnt upon tlto-r~t.1tt' ot Katherine
J. liusst‘ll.
Mrs. ltUsso-ll is suing Mr. Stoddard
tn I'N‘tnvr $1,000 damagv, thn out»
come of Mr. Stoddard's efforts to
misc [minim-s to int-renew the [nod
supply. and to [trinlucv uool {or lht‘
l'nilcd Stan‘s so as to aid in making
clothes tor the soldiers. ,
()nt- of thc charges is that Mr.
Stoddard put tho sheep in the chick
incubator house, thereby damaginz
httiidintz tor “the future accom-
the witnesses had it.
; Yesterday mommg the defense had
' .‘l chance to t'Xplliln things. to the jury
‘and Superintendent Joseph ll. llolm~
lee. who was born a farmer, and has
remaincd‘onc t‘I‘t‘l‘ since. except {0"
3 ton yours min-mums in railroading.
i Among tho- itrms in thc complaint
of damaeo-s aw those which refvr
'tn two cuttinc. Mr. Holmes said
that lw \ms originally directed to
cut timut tho ll‘l‘t‘fi by Mr. Russcll.
,79th DIVISION
. MEN ARE HOME
AMEL Cigarettes meet’ymh' taste in many new
‘ and unusual ways. You quickly become fond of
them—they are so refreshing and cool and fragrant.
You see, Camels are an expert blend of choice Turk-
ish and choice Domestic tobaccos which guarantees
the most delightful cigarette qualities that have ever
been put into a cigarette. Your test will prove that
you prefer the expert Camel blend to either kind of
tobacco smoked straight.
Camels blend not only frees the cigprettee from
any unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or any unpleas-
ant cigaretty odor but it assures that remarkable
mellow-mild-bodyl And, you'll be. interested to
know that no matter how liberally you smoke
,
(Continucu From P5138 ODE)
llt‘tzlt'lllilt‘lil. 13 officers and 336 mph.
These l’ennsylranians are assigned
mostly to Comps Dix. Mead». Upton,
Sherman, Dodge and Grant.
Also on the Kroonlnnd were "‘9
Headquarters Troop, 3 officers _and .
117 men of the 70m Division. for
(‘mnps lti xand Meade; 13 olfict’l‘s and
642 men of the 20th Engineers. for
camps throughout the country; 8 M-
ticcrs and 397 men of the 501$t lint-ri-
ttcvrs. mostly for (‘amps Dix and l‘p—
ton; 2 officers and 114 men comp”?
ing the 648th Acro Squadron; 58 sick
or wounded men, and casuals. .
Fortyahree oilicers and 2.683 men
ot‘ the 78th Division (draft troops or
Northcrn Pennsylvania. New Jersey,
and New York State) and 17 Virginia
casuals arrivcd from Bordeaux on.the ,' , ,
steamship Julia. Luckenbach. The Camels they Will not fire your taste!
73th units comprised Company A of , .
the 309th infantry, small detachments
of the 311m and 312th Infantry. and
Companies A to H, inclusive, and
Headquarters and Supply Companies,
and Sanitary and Medical Detach-i
ments, and Headquarters of Let and;
2nd Battalions, at the 310th Infantry.t
These troo are assigned to 15 came
throughout
Cameb are a cigarette revelation! Prove that
yourselfl We' suggest righthene thatyoucompare
Camels‘with anycigaretles in the world at any
prioeforqualityandforeaml ,
t
i
lillness “'hlt‘ll
ALBERT A. MAY DEA:
MERIDLXV. Mn) 21'. Amt-.1
undertakt t. tnttndm o'. a luv
ness enliven and tt-vtmr‘tt-
mandt‘r of Hit“ Hrand At'tt
public in lilt‘v’t. tlla‘tl
tuiitiun‘:
“as sear-m} lll't‘
(‘ittl “'a: .‘s‘
“(plinth-ti <2
N-w
.‘t lit“
x ttnv- ~
lungoti it» in ». z .
ill-'lil any t“'llll t:..-'
l4‘> ‘iltl\:‘\. ‘\\t
tcr< >ll' \ z‘ n
Camels are eoldeverywhon m
canonically mled pact-(es
of” off-ms or ten pack-
alos (200 enlarettes) in a
‘hssine-paporscovorod ca rton.
We “MMLV recommend this
canon hr the home or olive
aopply or when you trawl.
I. J. "VIN-BS m C0.
When-John. EC.
Norwalk Chronicler