Art-Craft Rooting
Mm theoniy'snuabiirootthueaa
paonmtevertheold ucmudaunac‘u
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Mumfortholw. .1
Agents, too. for the 0mm Stained aunties.
Agents as well, (or Beaver Board.
Whatwillaroofcost? Plusestatewhichyoupni'erand
you'llgettheansweratonee.
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
—— __.__——
sunshine and of
ahculd d: lve you to the coal-
m: 18" hi. to seek relief from
trc 11bla 1. acre.
films-Er
Smith Underwood. 3
Remington all other.
makes. sold, rented.‘
[tot Weather [Dresses ior Women & Misses
The handsomeat collection and the largest assortment in
town.
SPECIAL SHOWING 0? WHITE TUB SKIRTS
of the better kind. If you ’wish the best in quality and work-
manship then visit the Paris shop.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH m ST.
PRICED mv uonznamv
scorn nonwazx. J
repaired. Rentals. 85
per month. Machines
sold atsiopermonthn
PLUMBER. ;
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE, 1
156 Fairfield Ave.. Bridgeport, Comm!
REBUILT, TYFEWRITERS.
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COAL
Wood & Grain
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NOBWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
CHANDLER 31x
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011.
STROMBEBG CARBURETOBS
CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
12 CHESTNUT ST‘ 30. NORWALK-
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Deviue Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
'1" E I... 5 3
'5’ 3.
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
Phone 1215- 5. So Norwaik, Ct.
lag'neto Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
' Oils and Greases
3. Stewart Speedometer Parts
Boeony Gasoline and Kerosene
; Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
G. H. Hedenberz. I’ron.
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:1‘ mam-119*.-
BI.AN K BOOKS
A New and Complete Line
Ledgers, Journals and Records
Books
Loose Leaf and Bound
Receipt Books.
Memorandum Books
.L. H A MILTO\
49 Wall St. Telephone 125.
i
“ Ge‘ acquainted"
The New York Butter &
Elm Market
27 80. Main St, So. Norwalk.
Direct receivers of Butter,
Eggs, Tea, Coffee and Cheese
exclusively, fresh every day.
Quick auto service assures
you prompt service.
Tel. 472.
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I arusmcano
heating, Buttons Covered
Harabous and Furs Remodeled
NuBone Corsets Made to
‘ Everyone Wants a While,
Come.~ to the Opening of the
WhiteHouseBreadery
(Home of the White House Baby)
A T 1 0:30 O’CLQCK
Thursday Morning, Aug. 7th
A White House Baby Free to
Every Customer on Our
Also Re-opening of
Beckmaun’s Grocery
A Complete Stock of
NewGoods at RealLowPrices
Look for one of our price lists
which will be delivered to your
home today.
A. F. 31313111111111 & €0.11“;
83 and SS (Wasldnzton St.
House Baby”
Opening Day
Phone 1405.
Measure 3
Tuttle Shop
84- N. Main St., 80. Norwallr.
Tel. 389.
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IF
You want Coal that .. All 0081.;
hone for
' -’ RE OAK COAL
Also DWCOD in all s: zest
W. .
L. .EFFRON. '
man“ ‘ East NO' :walk.
Tel. 441. Tel. 441.
.a—Tr‘y an advertisement in the}
1. , desire the best results obtain-i
Norwalk Evening lamina! x;
Schultze’s Thursday Specials.
BRISKETCORNEDBEEF........... . ....... . 14c lb
PLATE CORNED BEEF . . ; ........................ 18c lb.
LEANCORNEDBEEF..... ............. 28clb.
NEW NATIVE CABBAGE ....... 4 ................... 4:: 1b.
ALI. amps or rum AND CANNED rrsn '
REMEMBER—Both Markets close at NooN tomorrow. I
Schullze s sanitary Markets
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FOBRIGN PORT OF
ENTRY SOON
Contllied tro- flfifl! P1“
laden Chamber of Commerce.
learned at a conference with the
board oticiaia generday that they
‘are satisfied with every other phase
'of the situation. The board olicials
told Hr. Loner-gun that the channel.
the ow. mail facilities and racin-
ties for storage at'New London are
all that is necessary for the naming
or the Don. as a port of departure
and arrival of Shipping Board vessels
engaged in export and import trade.
The question is.
cargoes would be are able. They aug-
gester that the/trade bodies of the
various Connecticut cities might. take
uLefiy said. whether;
120.883
this matter up so as to arrange for the
Boston.
Th. Shipping Bard expects
,reach a final decision in the matter
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GOOD PLANES WERE 1
\ BURNED, SAY FOUR
(Continued tron: Page Oner. 3
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Three other witnesses—Paul L.
Lockwood. of Stamford. a former lieu- ;
tenant in the army; John C. “cm-3.1
no of Brooklyn and Alfred T. Romr.’
or Scranton identified the photo
graphs and testified they believed
good planes were burned in France.
1 Borglum told the committee he had
bought the photographs fmm Lieut.
from a higher qiflcer.
Col. Mason .\l. Patrick. former chief
{or the air service of the American Ex
pediitonary Forces. testified before
the committee Monday that no ma-
chines had been destroyed if investi-
,gatlon showed it to be economical to
keep them. Efforts to have Col. Pat-
rick testit‘y again yesterday were una-
. vailiug.
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HAVE HELPED BERBlA.fl
American Chauffeurs Aid in Distribu-
tion of Supp“; 3.
XISII, Aug" 5.——A111111'ican doughboy
(huull‘eurs ixom the western from
h:u‘vtl1)nr‘lht'll‘ hit 10 l1vlp Serbia.
With ”11- Mill)? dash and dmermmatlon
thn-y displayed in carrying .up ammu-
nition 111 1lzo- >Q’\Pl‘ll\'-ll\l‘.~ in 1b» Ar-
1!11-y trucks
impassable" roads
and have lituughl lhousunds
of tons of dcspcrulcly needed food.
clothing 41nd medlmms 10 starving
'dislrl’cls in the mic 1i111' of Serbia.
The scarcity 01' Serbian chauffeurs
Acauscd 1bc American Rod Cross in im-
port American truck drivers. Blany
\vct'c men loan. d from the American
army.
l 'l‘ln- “Hl'kl'il under diffi—
‘cult conditions. far from their base.
The road to l'skub runs ovcr the fa-'
mous Babnnna pass and is tori 11011.: and
sleep with innumerable hairpin turns
'Along its hundrr'd "1th from Mona-
;stlx' it “as crowded with camions.
wazons. oxmlts and refugees. All
alone the mute were cars overturned,
and oul of co111111ission. Sometimes the
manic became snarled into inextric-
'zahlo tanslcs and hours passed before
Vthings were straightened om.
201.1111. liau- pusluvd 1I1eir
111'1-1' the so-callrd' "1‘
of Frrbiu
lm)‘.~ 1-111)"
BAKER AWAITS HER DESTINY
The insi niilcan; port of Daker is on
(‘ape \eim- in Senecal “est Ah‘ 1a.
comparatively unimportant.
l2s contiguous area. generally speak-
ing. is unithcr highly developed nor
colonized. ym in spite of itself Dakar
may hccnmP of colossal importance as
a world shipping center. 3
The town of halter is the dosest
r1111 [11 the “R‘s-tern l1e111isphc1r. It
looks- out (War the narrow waist line
of the Atlantic and is only III-‘1 miles
away from l’crnamlmco. Europeans
are considering linking this post Af-
rican 1101'1 to Pumps by a through 131l-
11 1‘11» :1nd i! snob a thing comes to pass
it “ill become the 121631 port of ex-
is
ports from all Europe to the South
Amcrican countrie‘S.——Tl1e Nation‘s
Business.
CAN OBTAIN DRUGS.
\\ ASHINGTON. Aug. 5.—Hundreds
of letters from persons suffering from
imuxablc d' so ases and from used per-
sons addicted for many veers to the
use or drugs. pitiful in their suppllca-
tions that rules governing the sale of
narcotics be modified to permit them
.10 make purchases, led Commissioner
'Ropci todax 10 issue instructions to
‘coilectorg of Internal Revenue where-
by such persons may obtain drugs on
prescription b1 a reputable physician
that the drug is needed to maintain
life.
Previous luau-notions had been that
persons prescribing selling or obtain:
lng drugs merely to satisfy the crav-
ir a of a mug addict should be regard-
ed as \iolating iii! 11'.
Colleclcus uere .wned by “I” RO-
p(r to exercise ev‘l'rrehsohabiepre pre-
aged and in-
arm from -"'1he innocent
means uncreby u mfiled persons
flight engage in 11c2t traffic in nar-
cotics.
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'»-—Try an “venue-neat in the
shipment of goods for abroad, through .
New London instead of New York or;
to:
‘u'ithln the next week. i
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Norwallr’s Leading Dry 900d” Store
COATS and CAPES
For the Rainy Days
THE NEW STORM CAPE COATS-Have gair.
ed instant popularity and are both pretty and
practical. We have them in Tan or Blue. to;
A NEW LINE OF RAIN COATS. --All sizes in
ladies and misses in a variety of colors and
silk or cloth finish. $6. 50 to $25. 00
UMBRELLAS OF QUALITY FOR MEN.
WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
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TH E HAT TRADE.
Knox Hat Company Buys the Dunlap
Hat Business
Name! that once were associated
with the principal styles in men's haul
Leslie Hull who had obtained them in this countn are mailed by the; raine Republic.
announcement that the Knox Hat
Company. of New \‘o1k.has purchased
the interests of the Dunlap Hat Com-
pan}. It is not many years ago that
the entire hat trade waited twice each
year with interest for the appearance,
of the Know and Dunlap hats. which:
with one or two other leaders. were;
concedcd to set the'su'lcs that Wet“?
to prcyail
cnsuini: season.
It was rcportd a fcw weeks auo that
:1 prominent Danbury manufaclurcr
was nvtzoliavinc for the Dunlap busi—
nes‘s and 111:1' i1 would in all probabili-
[y be brought to this city.
The following relative to 1he Knox
company's purchaSe is from the Daily
News Record. New York:
Fletcher ll. Montcnmm'V.
of the Knox Hat Company.
terday confirmed lhc purchase of the
Dunlap ai- (‘ompanv hat. interests from
Allen A. Ryan. Tb: Knox lint (‘o'u-
rany :Ind Dunlap & Company hau'
lone been competitors in tho» hat in
ouch company being :1 recon
among hm men.
the Dunlap &
(‘ompnnr interests Ilil.‘ been accom-
plishml." stated Mr. )lonlgomcr)’.
upon being mlcrrocawd ahom the rc~
ported iransaction. "Tho deal we.q
made throu:l1 Allan A. Ryan." he said.
"and whilc it is knows that the two
trade names ‘Dunlap' and 'Knox' will
be "minialncd. it is a little carlv 10
~‘a\' 5,1151 11 ha: organization will be per-
fvctcd 1o Iafvv «11'» of Ni» combinlalhn
M 11111 inlvl‘v-‘ls of ll‘lt‘ TWO companies.
Some sort of pudlc Man-111cm will no
president
late yes-
dustry.
2'. l‘
"Thv
MHHIOH'
pu 1141359 of
doubt ltf‘ 111.1111 by the first of thc
week." ’
Allan .\. 1:311. of Allan \. Rynn il-
(‘mnpanx bankci's and broku's pur-
chasrd ll‘li‘ Dunlap & (‘o111panyi11101-
1 is about lllv middle of May. \1 1l1a1I
time it “as surmised in hat ciu-les:
thal 1111 punl‘aw “as to be the {OTC-‘3
runnm or a 1l1ain of 11:11 stores hackv
ed by influential unnamed hat men.
RAle CAUSE MUCH DAMAGE.
MEXICO CITY. Friday. Aug. 1.—
Ruilwny traffic between Mtxico City
and the fmntier. which has been in-
terrupted for nearly a week because
of IIFHV)‘ rains in the no.1hei’n sinus
of the republic. cumin: washoub . w.
resumed today. The resumption be-
cam: possible when rcpaizx Were com
on the primipzd liizv llml to
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plf‘ll (I.
l aiodo.
SPECIALS FOR
THE WEEK
LUNCH TONGUE,
Eagle Brand ....... 15c can
SUNBRITB CLEANSBB,
so can
EXTRA rm: PORK.
32¢ per lb.
FOULD'B SPAGEBTTI,
, IIBBY’S RED BEANS,
3 cans 26c
COTTAGE BRAND COPIES,
.—
A‘. S’TULL,
. 24 Cottage Street
1n men's hats during the
chlrg.‘ i
3 silver use: Teas, 1.2111.
l "iGddMMi-z lb.
GERMAN AIRPLANE *
FALLS; 7 KILLED;
lt‘ontinuco From Page One)
Minismr “’itousky. o! the “'est [1(-
who attended the
Peace Conference and later visited
Berlin for a few days was 3 passes».
.ger. “'nousky had expressed his in
1 [option of returning to Breslau by air-
plane.
The plane was operatcd by live mo
tors. It was the mate of an airplane
ADViCE TO MOTHERS
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What to do when child has coated
tongue. spouted stomach. bad breath
The-19 is unqucsuonahly no more im-
portant-and possibly no more doli—
catc—parl at your child‘s body than its
bovu-l-a Think of ill—thirty fucl of
bowls 1l1a1 must be kcpl constaml)
clean to insuic health and physunl dt'»
yelbpmcm.
A 1111 dital authority. of u'mid knnu 11
slandinc. "Thu"; is no question
{11 the fact 111111 McK S: R Anulax is :1
3
says.
rcliablr lax.11i\'c which HM." without
gz'ipinc. and is designed (0 11-81112!“
\ . .o
the bowcls us wcll as opcn them
McK & R Analax is cspccinlly dcslr:1-'
Me for children and women. hccausc it
looks Illif‘ :11111d1'ops‘. laslcs likc fruit
)‘cl acts likv Castor oil. I! is unlikc tllc
ordinary laxativc 1'11 than it strem'th-
ens the bourls ins‘lcud nl‘ wcakmiin:
Hum,
II )(1111' «him has a cunlcd muzuc,
Lad i11'call1. ‘I‘m’lcd (11' soul" Mullmcll. 111'
sick llt‘u'lnt'ht‘. srnd IO 1l1c dint:
for :1 box of RICK &- R Analux
0
store
DOW.
McK & R Anal-ax it! onlx‘ 1mc ol Ill"
famous “M; .‘II'K & R lll’allh llvlps"
madc and guarantor-d by Elli-Kcsson and
R11bl1ins.and bcnrinu the initials "\ick'
R- R" on the box or bnltlc. Thm-c
are R6 ycars ol' cxpcricnce behind ilc
Kiss-on and Robbins plcdgc of qualz-l
oi ingrcdienls and cxccllcncc of '111‘
111ula—(liff01d Pharmam So. \‘orwalk
.Duine & limdulck Nontalk.
’Ncw V.‘L‘N
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Telltale Signs -- ‘
, Hanging 1113‘“ or our dam is u
3' telltale sign. ’11 hours the .
. name VAN DYK. :
'I (1 ex or) one “110 knous us it l
tells a talc of host qualir} , lo“ -
. - cs1 pr 91 ailing prices and c111\- .
icons treatment. Let it tell its 1
3 talc in you.
. Quail-Tea 3 lbs. $1.46, 60:: 1b.
l .Vicm' Tea 3 lbs. $1.00, 350 lb. 3
pkg. .............. 35c
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o?’~io~v-u~-~
.confiscawd Hw-onllx 1,1
and was on if.- fim 11
11011 “is lol: 11. I111
'lwcn plannvd on H»: 1,.
tho- bordu neaI Tam-.11!
.0] lb" dlsan’hl i< n«»’ 3111.. .
The (Ionian-l1 S;1\x . . .
important «lm 11111c111~ 1.11.1.1
l'krainiar. Gun 1 n11): 11' .
“ONEJAAN” CARS
1111ll'ic» 1
Thr public
apprmcd 1h: plan of '
company to 111111111111 l1‘11 ' .. .
box pass: 11:1-1 I ~
1hcm inm M11 >111v..l1- 11'.
”oneman"
printipally 1111 11111 ~ 111 l.;~ .71.
can
Dasw'ntc: 1.:1- -, ',
to such 111 hm- 1'. >2: 1.1 .1.
lb"
quire.
Srinnvrs II’t‘llLIll '1'.- . . - ..
inkc 111 .1.
<11'111 k 11....
1-ompa111'~
111 on 1l1r11111 11ml
claim-HI,
lllsllml by
mill and
sir‘kvn .3.
111' t“: Ill} .1 1
them
lllfll
1'11;1111:i~~11111 111.1'~
ll"1 plans»
'11 “1'
11‘1111' .1 \\~ '~11
1112. :1 .1 1
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all 11‘.- 1"
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of an \I‘ll'”
claims
lll‘t‘l'llx'v’l‘S i~
plain mull-1»
inn \\, ;.
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II. Krieger Cc.
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RCflLlfv ‘10 Vicar Cir .: w .d
She-cs 201' 111011. 11mm ~|
children .121 the e::--y 1;: 1 1
101.121.
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G‘s-med to Worthy Tu
HALF DO\\N 1.91: r" |I :1 "'
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(Im'idn 11. 7'31.1l'-\ mm 1.1
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‘ ave a Better “faith
3 Have a Modern Clock .
3 Have Good Pieces of Jr 1 ‘1"
I Mark ix 1.;12'1-1' 1'1.w v1: ‘5
'wlcvl 1'1'11111.
BRAND'S
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Jewelry and Optical Su 1-
South Norwalk -
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CALENDAR
SUMMER SCHOOL
Morning Sessions
Until Aug. 22.
Regular Sessions
Resumed Sept. 2.
Evening" Classes
Organized Sept. 15
4' ‘fl 1
use 1111i BUSlliléS‘i
course
230“ 314-2
4 ' gnu-i..-
Norwalk Chronicler