..«
for the freedom from though and et
fort. if they: want food and clothing.
, and .«heiter procured for them at reas—'t
lairtime money cost. without waste,
(without exploitation. thq must pay
' thought and effort on top of the money '
.' SOUTH NORWALK‘
WING WEI;
g. W n
, ._ um (town
a __ rlc .
‘1. ‘ L I" GOLDEH, 3%} net: not the intellizf‘m buy" "7‘0
I.' 1‘7, $11, 1919 M :bi cheated by the dishonest seller. it
A ‘lii in ignorance and indifference that
M "W '3 tiltshonerty has it.- root.
m3 ALHANAG PORf The first point. to which the con-
Tomnow ésumcr must turn his mind. if he is
, - . . , going to use thought and effort. is the
h m :1'1598;“:a ’75.2'é‘ P. m grralization that the world is one. “'ith
’\ ' ' thc growth of transportation and dis»
7 Member of Tits Associated Prsu.:, Femination of information. thaw is no
. ‘ The Aasociated Pms is exclusively' wilderness which is: not alien-ted in
““1“ w the one 1‘” publication 0‘ come way by the march of civilization. J
an news dispatches credited to it or. A”). “ramp, on m,“ p”, ,1]. on, part
.s otherwise In thi ' .
b [on] news pubnfhlfipggrgg‘? also: (it the world to P'Hnd off and act as if
' of the rt—st is
ind-pendent
——th112()[)]0 cannot stop producing all over
the world and millions of acres of
fluids: and factories be: destroyed over
a period of four ycars without leaving
tht- worlri'tt supply of nt-ccwa‘rten ute-
bind the tlcmantl.
(in them- two points the war against it
prufiteering may be hailed. “'hen the
problcma of the world are treated as
prublvm. with centralized regula-
1inn of basic industries so that the
few may not exploit. the many. the
cautw. will be rt-rnoved. Thought and
«Hort atv imperative. And they must
he thought a" ‘ . " wt in '.'.nrld lPl’mt‘.
_.______._,
ABRASIVE GARN'ETs.
manta ‘73::an runn-
pnozot: cum
, Idltorial Rooms—~92.-
"~ .lomlk Branch once—4388.
'1 ..«flity Editor's Residmcklmod.
Moss Manager 's Residence—
1082—3.
Wat's Besidence—Zl‘i—‘z.
'32- ‘72“...
A Outed Communication of Old welt
lodge, No. 108. F. and A. M., will be
lucid at its rooms, Tuesday evening,
.991. 2nd. 19t9, at 8 dciock. Work E.
A. Donne. All Master Masons cor-
- -‘aiiy and iraternalty invited. Fro.
. “Wily yours, JOHN K. FINCH,
Ann-.2 w. M.
ROBERT M. WILCOX, Shoot Tons.
- Sccretary, Tho mint. output of abranlve garnet
f" ' in thc i'nitcd Stator in 1918 was 4.l27
~T' nhort tons. according to a report of
Prank J, Hall, of ll“. l‘nited State!-
Guolorical Survey. The quantity of.
-‘
onv a
it
D
k American Products in ma Were 4.127
—.a _.
\
TEACHERS MUST SWEAR
lute same date. Representatives onto
’instttufion will be on hand to explain
any points in which the public is it
Norma Talmadge in “The New Moon,”
imbued with
since she finiphed her latest Selecttm .
Picture. “The New Moon." 3 Russian;
story. in which tube is presented byi
Opera House.
two lPi‘i‘OflF a. Week. and as soon arf
she is far enough advanced in het’har!
work. will form a little class. induct-3.
inn hcr Finer. Constance;
and Marcita Ermondi’, known in pri-'
which will tuiw four lt-psons a week.
Mia.“ Talmaalzc insists it is not a fad,
the tart of the youthful dancer in a 2’
former Select
Curtain." trite has been determined to
make a serious study of the dance and; -
now that the onportunitv affords lt-,'
twlf. ilhe is going to take advantage of'
Monday and
.-alt=.'
around hit- nr-clt and has never ridden
erected. -
' lPairs at which the exhibit_ in at
’preserit‘cbeduled to he s56“ are
those of Norwich. Goshen. W’ashinx-
on. Rocht’ille. mddiehury. Xena:
Stoninzton. “'oodstock. Berlin. Brook-l
lyn.
Rive: ton and Stafford Springs.
Durham. Danburir. Harwinton.
v
REGENT LABOR DAY.
For Holiday and Tuesday ‘ l
l
Bill.
Norma Talm’adze has become not
atmosphere‘
Russian
riser-h M Schenck. that she has taken
to the Russian ballet and is now study-i
in: classical dancing and Russian hal-t
in with Adolf Bolm.
I
it
Mr. Bolm came to this country withx
. All rights of publication of she- it w‘rv
flu . ' . the Serge ltiaeht-lcif Ballet Rouse and!
maintain erein are also fe'abtturd. rcmaintd hete after Xilinski and the. t
l 7"“ ""‘l point in ”’3'- millions ”f others went to Australia. to produce,
.uovr—ral operas at the
Metropolitan,
i
.‘llififi Talmadue it: at preflenl taking!
l
Anita loos;
4
ate life as lire. Harry Northruv.
nd .43).“ that over since she played;
picture. "The Safety;
3 i.
"The New Moon" will be seen on '
Tues-day. matinee and
inht. at the Regent Theatre.
A SENSIBLE DOG.
"You adv-nine.- a nonriltle do: forh
..Ypp‘u
“This pup has never had a ribbon
: ' LOYALTY' "15””! HamPt market"! ‘1- 4.6’t0 ton-t in a limousine since the day he was
. . . ~ \aluwi at. 3242,40l. Produccrr of gar- born. He's a happy-hearted, bone-
4; ‘ ,..1th ”“3 opt-mm. "f “'h'm" in ””1" not reported stocks on hand at the huryinz. rat-chiming. 100 Mr 09'"-
‘f. ' 'b‘jr it "'4” MW it"! into “five" in cm] of ill” year amounl‘intz to 2.030 «lo£.“—Birmingham Age-Herald.
{if ”I which will require all ti-at-lit-H "in“. ‘- ~~ . ~-—’ " ’
.. r . . .. .
1, public, private or parochial ncitool. During 1"” "w m"? ”l ..arnct pro
' ‘ ll . ., . tlill't‘tl wy quarry :tntl mlll opurators .
, -A no one, acatiemt, untH-i-ity or rang”! from twpmyflvp to sfitv dol- N oksm i
if tflbef in'ntitulion of lt-nrninz to talus luru :1 short ton. The output was .
~n1nll4-r than in rtrr-vimts ytfll'l in unite
in! tlw lll‘a\ v tit-mantl. This "3! fin“
to n Flinl’lfl!" or lahm in thc war per-
‘ml Tltt- nttrnct produced came chlef~
Iv from “'arrcnt countv. New York.
Small amount.“ wore contributed from
Mcrtlmack county, New Hamptthlr-‘fl
and Hay county. North Carolina.
(larnt'lt‘. capahlc of lwinz cut into
the handmmt- and valuuhlc 20"an 1mm
in ringm and .ucart pins are rare in
tho i'nitcd Stair-s. Abrasive garnet
, ‘- Ofllh of itllt'flittill't- to lht‘ l'nitmt
'maien.
Y Thin appt-itrn to hr- at Wit-If! .utt-p :i'
If”! no for his schools oi i'l"lll"l’llili_\,
mmnr and high school grade are
mcernt-d. Tht'rt- in no pint-c Wht'ite
' Valium] Americttnittm tinfoil on loyalty
lb American ldt-tlls and rt-itpt-ct tor
Aincrlcttn lows-x ttittl lhc 'lhvt‘ly tlicy in.
name in more intportttnt than in H)"
1
Jude to mum l
Guaranteed i
Write for Appointment ;
56 mt an. ,'
uonwsLn ;
is found in many pans of tho count!
it. l)! lil-‘l'll chiefly in the manttim'tur"
of untitltiapcr. Sandpaper iu net'cr
tooth with Hand but with t-rvx—lu-cl
quaitz 11ml yarns-t, . l
V 1
.
COLLEGE FAIR EXHIBIT.
Sttlitt-ullllrt» along tho, "midway" nf
" "3 ”“1““ in ”It t'tmlmnvntni t'onnt-ctlcu?agricultural fairs thiu full.
Emit! oi hurt»- “Hum“, puritans with tht- tl{nt- lion‘ortr-‘tl Airtign,
‘ .. .. _ , tlmluo-r nn ont- with not i (' 1‘an ..
‘ "Ch can a v“ H "m ””mmm‘ “H y tlmrutur on tho n-‘ltr-r, will bt- found :1.
were numt-mm ..nouizl. it) 4'l't:.’tlt- a uni :vnt, mm} 1,... m (01“. tlmt 1mm...”
menace. Iht- t \ltlhit of llli‘ t‘tinnt‘t‘tlt-tit AEI'it'ttl»?
llliiil (‘nllwzv it will ropriw-xt‘ai the?
willow-”~- hit-ills of llll' twp-It farm and}
hontc pritctictau, I
Azt'lt-ultural fairs are taking on‘
mort- ttntl mori- or ill" mlur‘ntinnai and;
has of tho [illl't'ly mount-mum iiflpl'l‘lF’
of liil‘llit'r' years. and ”to concur ht‘v;
How-h thttl tlir-v offo-r all ctuwTvtinnal“
uppttnunity tn roach tlit- [tl‘nllll‘ with
now ltlt‘ns. in a .unmll 1pm,
moon: wherr- lmyn and girls rot-rite
their first formal t-ducation. During
the war :1 numbo-r or cmwn catmt- to
Mt of lt'iii‘llt'lN who munly or by
slower itmnnntimi triml to itntict'mmr
lb! (‘ltlltli‘t'n'H lll'lli'r in tlit-ir ttiilntty,
:tiitl
t'rmm l:it'\
‘l‘o b0 I‘i‘tltllt‘t'tl in Ink“ such an anvil
L In no “fault to lln- truly loyal Amcrl-
in teacher. ii iii Nlinply it public nc<
. . Wlt‘dmi m or lllri or lit-r Amvrlcan-
, ' lull. l-‘orcinnthorn rt-Hitlunfn n?"-
‘iallrod to tukr- lllt‘ «mtti ot :tlleglunt't'
*when they lH""illH' tillli'n“ Anti m‘t-ry
V. ' willie ofilciitl nu lliilllt‘l‘ how lill' hut-K
11-.
lltn t‘nl' i—
FAB’I‘ MOE! SERVIOI
"an. MOI”
Leaves Pier st foot of East 5th
811., H. Y.
Daily at. 3 P. I.
(Sunday hm)
Leaves So. Norwalk in time for
« . - ...—...”..n-.. m.
.mmw- .
fleas-a -
’Q; ,.
‘KlNevattoclH " of" I
OFFICE FURNITURE
_ Bygratgoodfmwohan secured {most Mn
fimdnonfopandflatfopngnw.mles, rel.
mammmnndsotonoem
m 3281 mortar. noon cans tuna.
RAYMOND a sort
Ian-smut. '
‘3': r
».
WAISTS
Dame Pashionhas certainly bestowed more than a little
thought. upon her work. to have obtained such delightful re-
sultsasthosoovidantintho new Waists shown for fall.
Bevan! beautiful styles havourudymiudjnstmtimo
for the coming holiday. calm-s are flesh, black, white, bisque,
navy,hrown,jsdoandthenowtes.roso and orchid shades.
lsnyofthess'waist'ahavea smart touch of adornment fur-
nishod by handed designs and lovely hand embroidery, show-
ing new harmonic in color, winning much originality.
Pleuoasktossethem. M-
J.
as WASHING”! fl.
Wsolossstlp.m.'sdnssdsysdurhg3nlyandAugnst.
r .
Crepe Kimonos
Long and shortKimonos inplain
color and figured ribbon and
Persian hand trimming.
$1.50 to $2.98
J. I. MALLETTE
mus.
88 WAIKIIGTOI '1. I00“ IOR'ALI.
8 A. 1!. Delivery in new York
City.
PHONES
New York—Pony“: 9151
South Norwalk 004
NEW YORK & HOBWALI
LINE 1N0.
- -....._.._-..____._-_.- ...- -.
lt‘L’i‘ hat-t ultcmtult-tl to cnmi-rwU
“I anccslnm llzut- hm-n Alltl'l'li‘ilfl citi-
. , much rcal initit lll'lllltll :9 ill 11.»: tit tz‘
. m- ”1“” 'h" "M“ ““0" ""“T‘m‘ '7" NIKKI-slit)" 'tu Dosnlltlc- I I
7 “’3 Four tictmt‘ltncntz-t of tho t-Vlilltll
tit-til with oat-wntlttltt nl' farming suit-_
worm, Tllt' ill-st cunt-writs llvt-tAlm-lt it
tlt-tttilz-t tlw practical m-tmttinictil nlr‘h ,
mitt of obtaining lu'ns that lay lml
cut-tit it your, cows that Kivn 707-0:
ltttimth of milk. Hlli-i'p that Nlli'al' Flz-Tt' :
[lllunil‘i of Wool. llt'i'.l Hm Dl‘iflllli‘i' i‘I’l‘
pounds or honcy to tho him I
(me of ”w anhl, intcrctttinn or W"
tl-mtrlntt-ntr' llt‘flll-i with tho iurm
homo, t-Hpt-cluliy with the cqulpplnu of;
farm ltomct-t so an in viva farm wouit-n
t-qttal omtorlunitli-x with other lltili‘P-‘
With regard to titt- liiizlttvr lnxtlru»
filo!” of learning ”in cut-ac h‘lfllllfl lo ho
.1 Kliflercnt lillil lltt- implication of llli' law
'0' dublOUH wisdom. 'l‘lm Hyh‘lt‘nl of ex-
icing" limit-Hunt's him always 01:-
Awuionully mlmllictl disloyalty to the
ll'rlnlttroont. ()n tho- whole, llllWQV“l', ii.
.2 all! ennliletl lv titling [troll-sworn of
71 J’; (fiber nations to prt-iwnl it) AJnt-ricun
5"!“(‘ntfi tlit- points of \icw ill tlit-lt' rt-
;mtive countries ' ' v -
“about i “n“ W ‘0 brim. loops-rs. Running wmcr. Nt‘WHEi' dish.
a p t-.t.~t.mtt~1' l‘tlullilnfllllp ham-ti poaal, li‘f‘lt‘M-l rcl’rlgt-ralorn, llilby';
QWm mum,“ llll(li'l:<litnillhz. “v Hm.“ , cngvu, win-cl trays, t-ic., arc in bc}
W 2: TM would mako it ltnitottitiblc for any “PM" i" wm'km“ """7""“ 1303'" amt"
i ”alien professor, liow..vt-1' distinguished maltrmillmhur It'lll’nimlrlxil‘ ih "now”!
7 ‘ . r. - - i ‘ H w 01! . l
, Meat and lt'ctllli‘tl to tczu-h in llll-‘ ln illill‘l' to rr-nch all tho fulrn tltnt
.. «Mntry. it might do “ WM ittlltl'i' m lmvt- it:~l.t'tl ior tlu- cxhlltit. it has been
I" . univor‘ ity student. lt “mum “r llt'i‘ii-iFiil')’ for tho collage to (lilplicntol
‘rso kccp out the‘ PrODREflN(ll-“l “"‘l lliwhlolnlil‘i‘t‘tift‘t :lh‘tit'finlllliIJirc'l'tllt‘l‘, lnxfg'énlls'
- tin with dangerous alit-n (100-! '
. “i 1. . ‘
\' vl not it pledge of friendship toI
‘ ‘V": l,- rtry. OI hone‘sty of purposc and
attract for our laws and idcnls itc-
‘ 7v rnpllah the same good purposn with-
» :. tuning the o’cltnnnc professor? ‘
V . l
_’ fit! cause or PROFITEEleNG ,
. fiowllng loudly profltcet‘s, indictlng
‘ ‘ 'fictrwiot‘ml small dcttlcr and general“
. ’5 h“ion't of public hyaicrla on 17ml
gamut are not very effective mean.- of
' Flowing profitecriniz. Thc Anteri-
. .. put fir and publics pretty much all
’ il‘ 2 wotld are trying to quiet the
'ptomn of the disease without re-
" ng the cause.
he cause of proflteerint: is very /
to, and it acts in China and {
t
1", ' , '
l “4"
‘,
nil
Leading
JJ.~
a
ti
Ill
’3
l.
l"; '
.45
_ :Mrtlco ms well as ,ln England and M“
flatten. It In the indiiference of the
A model for”
Fling its! great majority of the peo-
”5‘1"“ (hp! can always set. it they -
~ - and flood ”and shatter “
3.
America’s
anew wuxr’mpliththe
l '7 ‘ . ess— ° less
swell“
lstsstdecros.
(«chm . " arcing-m '
Switzerland has
’NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
Owing to our increased business we have found it neces-
sary to provide larger once space in New York city. On and
after SEPTEMBER FIRST, 1919, we will be located at 174
snvnm AVENUE, New York City. Phone Farragut 7347.
Our service has been extended to Philadelphia, Pa., and
New Haven, Conn, and we will be glad to quote rates and
can for shipments.
DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAVEN, BRIDGEPOBT,
HOBWALK. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
10 large trucks at; your service for all kinds of transpor-
tation. Padded vans for furniture work.
.-
Bwedsn 388 _
France 340 ” Hershfield Motor Transportation Co.
En land 302 H 80. Norwalk, 0:. New York City NcwHaven, Gt.
1 y 228 “ 122 Water at. 174 Seventh Ave. 266 State St.
United State- 108 “ Phone 294. Phone rm: 7347. Phone 427 colony.
Although the wealthiest psopls
oneart,woappoartohs .
least thrifty. Do your part
putting your country in the ‘ COAL mons'
place among thrifty nations by and BUILDING
starting a savings account woon “ ’"‘ mammal.
’s 3 ‘
‘ 9
thereoptestrusto. TheNorwaikCoal&SupplyCo.
South Norwalk. Conn. Buccsssorl to °
RAYMOND 3208.
South Non-walk. -‘
108 Water St.
137 Washington St.
.. .W . ,.
.. ‘
Ston lore
r
B ,.
i l
Final Clean-Up Sale of-
Summer Wash Dresses
Figured and Stripe Vollt’fi ('heck Plaid and Siripv" iv"; -_"
Dresses; a variety of styles and colorings.
CLEARANCE PRICE $3.98 . D
ALL AT
Formerly priced up to $9.199. l‘omc carly for the l»;~‘
lections.
w. FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE 0?
Summer Wash Skirts
- All smart tip-to-datc :iylcs: all good materials.
CLEARANCE SALE ' AND
I)RI(-E $2.9 “.98
Formerly priced up in $8.50. '
o
-
“......“ CM ‘
1%;
0-.
FINAL CLEANJIRBALB 01'
Women’s P0plin and Serge Dresses
All new styles, superior quality materials and the ~v;.~~u .
best colors. Great. price cutting for tomorrow.
.4,“ -.n'r.
POPIJNDW............ ....... ...“89 Womsmw
8336! um . . . . . . ............. $10.98. Worth $15.00
BERG! um ............. 1 . ; . . . $14.98. (Worth 519 {-0
WOMEN’S SUITS
'l‘ltc biggest bargain: ot thc mason. Flam-up Sale «3‘ alt ,-
twettty-fivc handsome sum; 3 numbcr of modulo in good v‘wtv m.’
altle quality materials.
$14.98 »
(LEARANFE SALE
Values .i Milli“).
lflllt'E ALL AT
1920 Dress Voiles
The Handsomest in America
Fifty Exclusive Novelties
$1.00 Val-ac
Tomorrw 69c yard
Smith. Underwood, TIRES ‘
Remington. all other: . _ _
makes. sold. rented. Spectal m on m and 8(0-
"Wfl.§e§il;.§3. ”"5 i“ M”, “mm “d
per ,, . -.
mm atitOpa‘mcnth. . Other Standard lakes.
eLuqun. l L. “PRO!
weewntrsa EXCHANGE. 330m St East non—am
15s Flirfleid Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn. Tel. 441. Tel. “J.
_ - __ -.-- -_. #i
Atnotimoofthoyearhsve you a better 0 portumt’ l to
813m whole or part of your home than dl’ll'ill‘ ourIAuguu
e.
1'
Corset '
: Fashion’s
new,
“0'!!!” -
lit
.__- ...—....—
BOYS AND GIRLS
School Shoes
' Wohavosstsblishodsroputstionforosn-yingtholsrggst
Win-has,“ a choice m.
sndinmruspsrlsummwinghsc.
Bnynowanddougtlsavsthiimostimporhntmsuerto
thshurryofthshsininutm .
.; rinsmsnoxgsumpsv
w -
Upholstered in
Imitatao' :1
Mar, Gen-
uino Leather
Our entire four. floors are filled
with money saving values
‘3‘
w.
Norwalk Chronicler