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rl-Crafl Roofing
WMndtheonlysu‘mblerootthatesn
boputonrightmtheoldshinglu. Callandexamineit
mun-aw. manning.
“has,“ lb“ was “a
A” a wall. mica-cloud.
Whatwillaroofeoat? Plassestate'whinhyonprufarand
you'll get the answer stonoe.
The Hatch 8. Bailey Co.
I
flnt'stalenirolnthosoil.3ut
"letthoae'mywhomsylive
:va hundrtiyears {pom this
-whilewt enjoythe coal we
'Manirevelinitsbliss.
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town.
PRICED VERY ’IODEEATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING 01' WHITE TUB SKIRTS
ofthebotterkind. Hymiwiahthebestin
m-hiruunvmmmmp.
PAINT
llot Weather Dresses tor Women & Misses
11:. handsomest ooihctionandthslargeat assortment in
quality and work.
1
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
SSSOUTHIAINIT.
SOUTH NOEWALI. l
YonrHonseInsideandOut.
; Paintishigh—-true;butitis
‘tatnly dteaper preventing
.iay than paying for the re-
. LOEPAINTSandKYAN-
‘ are paints that are recog-
uhishquality-
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION
nonwm nan ooonmn coup rmns
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CHANDLER SIX
CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BEAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
12 CHESTNUT ST. 30. NORWALK.
PHONE 1300 and 2011.
' Albert II. Morgan
_
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f COAL
Wood & Grain
Devine Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
T E L. 5 3
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!
K‘EELER’S
SUMMER FO0TWEAR
'Now In Full Swing
..—_
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
“Mo 12155. So. Norwalk. Ct.
#‘gmto Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
' Buy Low Shoes NOW to lower the higher cost of liv-
ing. They can be worn later with Spats instead of buying
shoes m the fall and wiper. Most of the summer stock is
now being sold cheaper than we can replace them. SAVE
MONEY NOW.
UI and Greases
’ Stewart Speedometer Parts
' Lhony Gasoline and Kerosene
JUST A FEW SPECIALS MENTIONED
_ j. . Supplies, Tiresand'l'ubas l
. G. H. Hedenherz. Prop.
"Get acquainted”
Here's a REAL BARGAIN
95c
For Children's Play
Oxfords and Barefoot
Sandals
While They Last
BOYS' KEDS
In White Only
69c
Black Soles
The New York Butter &
E22 Market
e
u
I So. Main St., 80. Norwalk.
“not receivers of Butter,
.» Tea, Coffee and Cheese
.1... wely, fresh every day.
Click auto service assures
Womens ' :I'an Kid
Pumps
Extra Special
$1.95 $3.50
Women‘s White
Shoes and Pumps
$1.90
Worth $3.00 and
Women’s White
Shoes and Low
Shoes
W
81.45 to $3.75
_h prompt service. I
2 Tel. 472.
'l E WRITING PAPER I
g. ‘A Splendid Assortment Of ,
_ bacteries and Corres- j
' nondence Cards
'hite and New Popular Tints
20c to $2.00 a box
F. L, HAMILTON
'Wall St. Telephone 125.
l
. INCREASE
. . in price, but in the regu-
nqnipment of Prest-O-Lite
, manufacturers now
T their can with
,Prest-O-Lite Batteries.
4
1 _—
WOMEN ‘S FINE MERCERIZED HOSIER¥690
WOMEN 'S SILK STOCKINGS AT 98c
Keeler’s Shoe Store
THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
i
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW AND PRETTY FOR THE
NEEDLEWORKER AS WI LL AS BABY. ROYAL SOCIETY
; PACKAGES—ARTWORK—BABY APPAREL AND .FUENI:
TUBE. PRICES YOU LIKE BEST TO PAY!
MAN TLER’S
maomznv SUPPLIES. ROYAL SOCIETY PACKAGES.
. 8 P. O. ARCADE, muons;
iFINAL CLEARANCE
'i
BABY
SHOP
Were $21350 to $8.00 g
,' 9b” one to ill: your car.
LK STORAGE
72 No. lain St.
South Norwalk.
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lit: that long has distinguished un-
' riots.
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Hill SHIV. DANIELS
ABOARD TEE U. S. 8. NEW
YORK. Honolulu Harbor. WM.
Aug. 20 (Associated Preach—Score.
matheNavyDanlelsandhisot-
natal party of onions and men of the
dreadnought New York. arrivins here
today. were treated with the hospital-
Hawailan Islands.
The New York and four destroyers
"I? IN alongside their piers al-
most in the center of the city. 0!
Waikiki Beach, the great dread-
nounght was met by scores of small
craft, including outrigger canoes. mo
tor launches. sail and rowboats, which
accompanied the ship into the harbor.
0n the deck were Governor hlcCar~
thy. the mayor and other city and ter-
ritorial dignitaries. Native girls of
Hawaiian. Chinese. Japanese. Filipino.
White and American parentage. were
also there. carrying gaily colored leis.
the necklace of Hawaii. I’hlcb they
threw aboard the battelship until ev«
ery oil'icer and sailor aboard had a
neck dress. Most of the leis were
made or ilOWers. although there were
others of 5;in colored papers and
feathers.-
From the time he went down the
Milk. Secretary Daniels' time
was occupied. mm the ship he was
taken to a hotel at Waikiki Beach. ,
where he was received with all they
pomp of a visiting monarch. according
to thevold Hawaiian custom. by the
sons and daughters of Hawaiian war-
WANT TEETHIN
WAR’I‘IME FOOD ‘
' CONTROL ACT
ten-untied tron Page On.)
I
Should the recommendations or the;
committee be adopted. Government oi- :
flcials and members of Congress be;
lteve a long step forward will have.
been taken in the tightdo lower the‘
cost of living. Numerous other bills;
aflecting various features of the prob;
Congress.
believed to be assured with the 30-;
nouncemcnt last night that
had been resumed by the Government
through an agreement bt-iwepn
Food Administration and the Depart-
'mt nt of Justice. under which licenses
will be revoked by the former when ll
is shown by tho latter that Ill? deal-
ers have been profitecxinz. A state-
ment in connection with the an-
nouncement said sugar >h0uld run-h
the consumer at ll cents. a pound.
CHINESE RESTAURANT -
WHI‘M from W ‘Paaa.
crican and Chins») Restaurant
“Far East Company“ now adorn the
windows, Just nhcn the opening Will
ltakc place could not be learned. bu:.
‘undoubtcdly. it w.” be within a very
lslmrt time.
l The Far East Company has branch-
;cs in New York. New Haven. Stam-
Mord. Bridgeport and a number of mix-
. or cities.
I F. Sokolow, «who
took over Mr.
iwill move acrOss the hall. where he
!will conduct a larzc establishment.
under the name 0: the New York La-
‘dics‘ Tailor and l-‘urrier.
l
l PRESIDENT WILSON MAY MEET
l GENERAL PERSHING.
I
“'ASHIXGTON. Aug. 22:» President
\\'ilson may go to New York to amt
General Pershing on his arrhal home
next month. it was indicated today an
the \l'hite House.
SENATOR FLETCHER IMPROVED.
“'ASHINGTON. Aug. 22.-rScnator
Duncan L'. Flc her. of Florida, who
was knocked dim. last night. by a
street car. was not seriously injured
and probably will be out in a week.
physicians announced today.
PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED.
NE WHAVEX. Aug. :2.—A passen-'
gcr train from this city for Hartford
at 1:51 p. m.. on the New York. New
Haven and Hartford Railroad. is re
ported to have been in collision wi'“
a freight train in the Cedar Hill
freight yards. The railroad officials
say no one was hurt. Hospitals were
asked for ambulance doctora.
I
l
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REASON FOR ASSAULT.
"Vl'hy did you assault this man?”
asked the judge_
"He insulted me." replied the pris-
oner.
"How did he insult you?" asked the
judge.
“He said that I didn’t know beans."
replied the prisoner. .
"And do you regard that fit an in-
sult?” asked the judge. \
“I certainly do." replied the prison-
er. “l'm from Boston.”——Chlr10fle
Observer.
“Contentment." remarked Shinboh‘e.
“am a mighty fine thing: de only
trouble 'bour it is it's kin o' hahd to
'stinguish from jes‘ plain laziness."—
Poston muscfipt.
It appears that not long an). at a
gathering of artists. {certain futurist
Painter approached 11min Wat nand
’sald: "\Vhy do you always draw cats.
cats. nothing but can?” .: .
“It iajrae, that 1 din eats"
lem are pending in both branches oft .
An endTo proliteering in sugar was 1 .
active ; ‘ .
control of prices or this commodity L
the ‘
,WILL OPEN HERE SOON ‘ '
been started, and signs reading: "Am- m
and .
iRocltotl"s business. a short limoa aso. PI'I'I‘SBL'RGH STRIKERS’
W"
l Middies and 5
SEPARATE WHITE DRESS SKIRTS
A Wide Choice ot Models and Materials in All Sizes. Plenty oi
Pretty Waists to go Willi Them
1
ll. KRIEGER & C0.
, Tug am Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
SflenSweaterSIorLadiesandMisses
AMostAttracIivelineinanleroice otColors aadatllea.
’sonable Prices.
or in tlie Country
mocks for the Younger Set
Plenty oi Seasonable Weather Ahead tor listings at the Shore
The Leading Milliners
\ I
i!
\
At
Fall Showing of New
Velvet and Velour flats
Trimmed and Untrimmed
Moderate Prices
We show a larger variety of Millinery
than all other stores in Norwalk
combined.
‘9 A Clean-up oi all Summer lists consisting ol Late, Crepe dc
(bone, Milan and Cbitlou at Less Than lla'li Price ‘
\
DEMANDS DENIED
PITTSBI'BGH. Aug. 22 -—Judzel
Charles P. Orr. xn United States Dis 3
mm rOl‘ul. this morning. sustained a'
motion by George E Alter. attorney:
for revolver: or the Pittsburgh Rail-‘
ways Company. throwing out of coux‘ti
objections filed by representatives ntf
sui‘mnx nlwormt—n and conductors. to:
the National \Yar Labor Board’s five-I
rem an hour “ago increase award.‘
Judge\ (IL-"s order sanctioning the;
board's award puts the court on rccfi
0rd as denying the strikers' demand;
for a twelvevccnt an hour raise. asked |
last May and for Which the men re:
sumed their strike a week ago in \‘io-;
lation of their agreement to abide by
the board‘s decision.
AN ALLEGED BANK i
WRECKER ARRESTED
YOXK. Pa. Ann. 22 ——llaniel F. La-
tean. former State Commissioner of
Banking. “.15 arrested here today.
charged null] being implicate-d In the
wreckin: oi the North Penn Bank oi_
Philadelphia. The warrant. issued b5"
the district attorney of Philadelphia.'
chargui that he pcnuitud the bank to
lemain open. knowing it to be insolvg
em. .
The bank closed on July 18 owing do _
IICSlIOlS SIHUMN'. Mr. Lai‘ean was a
borrows-r from [1:9 bank. Charles A.
Ambler. former insurance commission-'
also was borrower. Both were re-
moved from office by Governor Sproul.
h ccntly. :
Mr. LaI‘eun served five terms in
Congress and has (or years been a Re-.
publicau leader in Pennsylvania. At,
a preliminary hearing be was held in'
3300 bail. !
BRIDGEka LABOR !
SITUATION sense
BRIDGEPO'R‘I', ’Aug. u—I‘hor Casey claims he was injured and was!
troubles here are rapidly disappear
ing. The employee of the Remington-’
Yost Company went into work yester-
day. as they voted to do at a meeting_
“Wednesday night. mccpt for the la-i
bar trouble at the Columbia Grapbo‘f
phone Company. which asaumcdn dif-
ferent phase when the mmpany said it .
had closed its plant and would move;
OWN“. there i. now no strike 0“ 7
Your
)llll‘a\t‘. \Vt- wrvc you in quality.
we be at your service?
“Yum \u- my \u- our :22 your wrvicc. it is not an "lit
cvnnnmy and cuurtI-«y. file)
..I
Wonderful Flavor
Full Strength - C Save me lb.
None So Good and Drink
EverybOdy LikES It lb Good Cofl'ce
Why pay at..." ‘2
128Waahington Street.
100 Branch Stores in
soon DAMAGES
FOR DEATH OF HORSE!
CLAIMS
John Casey. of Fairfield, Starts Court 9
Action Against John J. Radley—.
Stating that his horse was killed by
an automobile belonging to John J.
Radley. of Stamford. in a collision. in
Fairfield. started suit in the Superior.
court yesterday against Radley. claim!
his 8800 damages. it is claimed that z
the accident was due to negligent driv. i
ing on the part of Radley‘s chanleur'. .
not able to pursue his occupation as a.
farmer {or several weeks.
Smith. Underwood.’
Remington. all other!
makes. sold. rcntcd.‘ ~
repaired. Rentals. 85 7
per month. Hachines
sold athtOpettnoath.
~ raunana.
Sec our_windows for prices on Tea. Butter, Eggs, Etc.
James Van Dyk Co.
Twenty—seven Principal Cities
South Norwall-
——-
GIFTS !
Lavaléers. Neck Chains. afoul"
Ear-drops. Lockets. Baby PM? ""
aariea. Bracelets. Ladies' Gr: ‘1‘
Chains. Hearts. Crosses. RN“;
La Touaka Pear-Ia. Bracelet wet '
"W . GIFTS!
Cull Buttons. Stickpina, Tie Chas-.1
Foba. Vent Chains. Charms. 09-1
etta C808. Cigar Cutters. Pocwi
Knives. stone and Signet Rut-3'
Watches. Clocka. Alarm Clot”
01¢.
BUYING IN SAFETY
At BRAND’S
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
STORE
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