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STROIBBRG CARBURITORS
CHANDLER 811 CADILAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS-
WELDING AND BRAZIHG
Vaast Bros. Garage
for Bolshevikl propaganda It in-
cludes copies of the Declaration of III-
dependence and the Constitution or
the United States.
Declaring that "our country is the
land of freedom and opportunity.” and 7
that a knowledge or its Constitution!
is necessary to the Americanoborn as!
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Your Home Inside and Out.
’ Paint is high—true; but it is
mainly cheaper preventing
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L 8 K. PAINTS and RYAN-
in are paints that are recog-
PHONE 1360 and 2011.
72 CHESTNUT ST. ’0. NORWALK.
well as to the loreign-born “it they.
too, are to take up the task of Mir.
.«___..- a; _
tul citiaenship." this primer 0! Purl-E
otlsm devotes itself at the outset to:
town.
of the better kind. I!
Hot Weather Dresses ior Women & Misses
The handsomest collection and the latest assortment in
PRICED VERY HODERATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING 0? WHITE TUB SKIRTS
. you wish the best in quality and work.
manslnp then visit the Paris shop.
"the general work at reconstruction in ;
tlons may easily become the prey o!
the demaxogne or of persons who are
anxious to advance their own inter-
ests at the expense or the people.”
"Democracy requires of each man a
great respect for order; a more unsel-
nsh consideration of every man's
rights and anvsntase." asserts this
new pamphlet under the heading:
"The needs of the We." Each citi-
zen is responsible (or the conduct 0!
the Government. He is part of the
state. not merely a subject of it. The
Government is his. it it is bad. it is
his fault. He has put power into the
“umfty. The Paris Cloak and Suit House
Albert 0. Morgan 33 ”m If” "' _ ”m ”my; '
‘ COAL
Wood-8r Grain
Devine Bros.
Beaview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 53
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
4‘2 Wnter St.
Mo 1215-5. 80. Norwallt, 01..
“(new Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
“I and Greases
. Stewart Speedometer Parts
‘Isasny Gasoline and Kerosene
ants Supplies, Tires and Tubes
- G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
‘ 'Gst acquainted "
The New York Butter &
E22 Market
80. Main St., So. Nor-walk.
Direct receivers of Butter,
.' Tea, Cofl'ee and Cheese
.- .. -vely, fresh every day.
Quick auto service assures
. prompt service.
Tel. 472.
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1BOOKS FOR OUR BOYS
‘ AN D GIRLS
nae Moving Picture Boys, .
h Boy Allies, Tom Swift, The '
bof Central High, Marjorie
, ‘The Blue Grass 8 ‘ ary
_ The Outdoor Girg. The
hole Twins. :
50c Each f
F. L. HAlVIILTON -
. 3t Telephone 125.
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' ”_‘prioe, hut in the regu-
‘m-ent. of Prest-O-Lite
manufacturers new
, " quip their cars with -
Prat-ante Batteries.
‘ " ———AND——
WHITE HOUSE BREADERY
Will Be Closed All Day
Monday, Labor Day
Both Markets
NORWALK.
NOTICE !
Open Tonight Until 10 o’clock
a?
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License 110. 17.903.
wrong hands."
"The first duty of every citizen is to
vote at every election.” it is declared
in a chapter on "The citizen's part."
lie has no right to shlrk this simple
duty. X0 one has a right to complain
about how things are done it he fails
to vote. It is no' lair play to the rest
or the people when any man does not
help to do the work which benedts all.
Eyery citizen should study public
questions enough to vote wisely. and
he should take the time, above all
things. to learn about the man who
are to be voted for as public ollcers.
He should follow only those leaders
who are true to the ‘ ‘s interest};
After sketchingflh’e ' ’ ot demoe-
rscy in this country slid the
laan in it by various foreign leaders.
the pamphlet says:
"ThelEDuropean struggle for liberty
is marked oltentimes by terrible in-
justice. by disrespect for law. by pub-
lic dliorder and public disaster. in
its history. injustice is often revenged
by injustice. not overcome by equal»,
ity of opportunity. “'9 see a notewor-
thy and terrible example of license—
t.ot liberty—in Russia today. All these‘
attempts are endeavors alter liberty
and. in that measure. up praisewor-,
-thy. When they grow to lawlessness.'
lthey must be condemned by every
lover of democracy." .
Millions of copies ol’lhis patriotic
.primer will be printed and distributed,
gnot only in the channels of this civic
;nlucation campaign of the National
‘(‘stlmllc “'ar l‘ouncll. but throuzh
'm-cry civic agency. in the work of,
which it would prove of value. '
Closed Today
EWATER SPORTS .
i AT KNOB CLUB
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:llurnsr. third. ,
i Men's hairmnc race: First. Ward
iGrc-em and Ate-.1 r'wrnlnn; second. ‘n‘il
.llam Ferris and l‘hrosue Brown. I
Uirls' swim. 50 yards, for ll years:
'or age and under: First Elisabeth
\chkfi: second. Dorcas ETCBfiJO. i
1 Boys’ swim, 50 yards, 14 years oi"
32129 and under:
sown NORWALK.
r
these heating outfits for chill
popular prices.
Oil and Gas Heaters
lLarge assortment of PerfectionOil Heaters, cylinder and
radiator style gas heaters. Every home should have one
y nights and mornings. All at
irrecond, Philip \Veble;
Smith.
age and over; First.
oi phlne Miller.
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lion 0! timbers. windowvx.
l were consider?! bl)‘
First, Chsrlc: Burns; F
third. moi“
- extent.
, .
u. . . . : - . f'siSYET Jenn.»
ll‘lll snim. 100 ymlf;:v)egf:rn:,ifor Mumford
second. Martha li'tmllton; third. Jest-3"" w“?
lwith a
‘ J an’ “ which Juhn
' ~. . . , 4 1h
Mons Nil-Mud swim. Fin“. Joseph 8’“ § is 0, known.
C LOUN DBURST
WRECKS HOUSE
AT Rm ISLANDS!!!" apartment floors. or if he (our
citizenship." It explains um “the« _ _ .
citizen who does not actual (cameo tram Page Ono;
knowledge of our de c insutn—I
island. and made into a comiortable
dwelling. Each season it hasoecn
.rented'out. and at the preent time was
foccupived by a party of young mem-
bers of the Atlanta Boat Club of New
York city. All but one (it these were
in the building when the cyclone
stmck it. and a more surprised party
it would be hard to and. That the}
escaped with their lives. they consider
a miracle. As it was some mere poin-
lully hurt. and had to be iron treat.
ment in this city. The Ah nta men).
has in the party included A. B. Maw.
bcy. Gtorpe Connors J. Reid. 1“ (‘ol-
lins. George Neubcisel and A. W.
Plotter. and the assistant steward oi
the Atlamss (‘iub in New York city.
who was providing {and for the party.
m me in the making at war machinery. there’
.' s: CHARITABLE.
I ll :hc landlord relates to varmrt
H. Krieger & Co.
cents. and then raises the rent to ma»:
the outlay and something over. cons} 830m“ 0’ YALL
.hlt him with a stick. Don: even do as" We to! m. W0-
that ancient king who hired Baglzm to.
curse his enemy. Be charitable. tor; m, ”amen".
,your enemy ha.- his troubles, and var.
inish is one of them; [taint is another; m ACCOUXTS
For instance. danced. one of;
the basics lor paint at 37.3:- a: mum
bushel. represents the last word in in}
nation, exception beef and pork in :hr: 7 _ _. fl
balm of the retailer. Also when it
comes to polishing a floor or varnish}
~in; woodwork. the com is heartbreak;
ins. Shellac. the gum so extensiuly'
used for this purpose sold for 15!}.
cents a pound in 1913. 1m ll "-8
needed as a binder for shrapnel. and.
A Few Weekly
Reminders
IDEAL FRUIT JARS.
They all came to Soy-walk . '
launch Annie 5.. on the 24th of fore the price mounted to a level mm; M a d“. ......... “I:
3‘18‘5L l _ mensurste with its importance—441:1 m I d“. .......... W
“‘hen the hart storm was seen .- , ‘
coming across lrom it. my.” Islam” mm- mm W ”’1‘“ Jim» mars oomnsnn
meny‘ "-0 of the m.” {11$th up. lhll exalted height ll has NYOQ‘G 0 m ‘ m ------ H. m
stairs to close the windows. They did come down since the war endtd.
not have time to do so before the tor-
nado struck the house, and they went
sailing through space with a collec»
doors. etc.
The house one blown clean of tho-
foundations. and scattered lo the four
winds. Some of the wood which was
net spread all our Belts Island. was
blown o‘er to Coast» and (‘ockr-nm
Islands.
lmn bcdswmls and alter subsum-
rial pieces of tumituh- were twlswd
out u.’ shape and the (‘nnlvnls u? the
house figured m Ihr- muss oi wreck
age.
Messrs. (‘onnt‘r's Puffs—r and Collins
scratched up, and
tho: assistant Howard was badly cut on
1hr head. .‘lr. Mawbey was in South
Nona-slit during the blow.
The other house on the island. which
is occupied by a party ol people from
New Britain. Conn. rscaped serious
‘damaze. hminz a iew panes as Class
broken out.
that the blow
The young men slated
\lld not seem to tan
or» titan n mmu'e. although the ram
,camv down m lurrcni“ tor an hour or
1210“ .
Captain Dan- (‘. Sanford went to
izhc island yesterday and took several
‘plmmzraphs of the wreckage.
A bi: SChC-ODVF‘ was Railinz “'9‘”
4thrd at the time and the sails were
Whipped u»
EKnob rcx'm"’v.d and ’he ship was or»
‘lized to come to anchor and remained
:05 Smith's island at} night.
ll
mill-Pdfi. pom-lo a? 2hr
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loroncrcusrs“ .
IN ACCIDENT-
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rancis hospital that her son was in
red. but they would not tell to what.
immediately thereafter. his
and his wife .(‘lara loft-
ll was learned lhal La: 6
more fortunate and escaped:
“'llelhex' 1120 fr;-
i’ew bruises. » .
rm or. r d cm.
1'1th
A further report received last vvcn-
Albert ‘F. Gehebe
Phone 527
IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE
Sromct Delivery
25 WASlllNGI'ON Sl'.
Byrnei second. Joseph Whiteslde:
third: Francis Burns; fourth. Paul
Burns.
Girls' Novelty Canoe race: First.
Elizabeth Huntington; second. lrcncl
Gorham: third, Martha Hamilton.
liam Ferris and Clarence Brown.
Donald Taylor and Ned Sherman. sec»
0nd. 0
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AUTO DOES PECULIAR STU
Bl‘llLlNGTON. Vt, Aug. 30,—Tbe
spectacle of an automobile driven by
Euchre Prairie doing a wild west stunt
from the deck of the East Albert: Fer-
,--- and finally landing in fifteen feet of]
v
NT.
.wavcr in the lake, was witnessed by:
scores of people last night. As the?
ferry pulled into the slip. Prairie and
his son got into their car and got?
ready to drive ashore. Suddenly, as?
the older man moved his root the car I
started, gave a Jump. camped across
Go. Norwsllt
Diving faintest for boys and Rifle. H
yearrr of age andvunder; First. Paul
Riordan; second. Charles Burns: third.
mirth-ax; Mcllridc; fourth, Hilton i-‘zynn-
Ladies Diving Contest: First. H83-
nor Moses: second. Marthtrns: third.
lrene Gorham; fourth. Elizabeth Hunt
inglan. : ‘
Men's Diving content: 3W 37""-
firnt; wound. Donia Taylor; third-
Paul Burns: fourth. W Jinn! T1310!”-
Watermelon race: on ‘17 Donald
u.—
AN‘TLCIGARETTE WORKER HERE.-
Munrrcd P‘. \‘x’olcher‘, field secretary
of ill? AniLClgar-etle League of Ameri-
r-a. loomed in Hartford. is spending a
few days in South Norwalk. He will
deliver an address at the Sunday
school session or the Norwallt Method-
ist Episcopal church st_12 o'clocl‘llo-
marrow. Hr:- was in Kat-walk a num-.
her of years and did eflective work Gray.
among the boys and young men. its—1 Relay race (or men. . 2004““:
cemly he has hen in the eontll. whereLWon by team m' 4 W ‘
he hasmet with great success. ad’syrne, Wand Gram W
found the southern ‘states much stand; and William nylon. 3“
will undo-22"“in expctivnc-c a
1
Lion and hall of the Maria .35 lzcl A»;
runta Society will pane-tut» tho .mlt- —:
mass {or a time.
however. the majority
sons and daughters. will undoubtedly,
seek amusement at the lunch-«- and:
out of town. Baton Point and (‘ompo
Beach will bear the brunt
crow, do.
IOARD OF EDUCATION
which omitted its
in: concerning 2hr condition or .lo‘:m~
)lola. states lhal he is at the St. lfi-anr
cis Hospital in an unconscious stave.
Canoe Tilting contest: Won by \‘l'iLQUlET LABOR DAY EXPECTED
In View (If ‘hr lac ’ha' “ell“ ”“7"!“ .
Coming Celebration. as 11rd'zl:"l_ 11.: ‘_‘ ‘-
dn‘. has “mum vhrnzxgh.” horwalri.
Qilz. ?
bor Day.
True. the
annual Damn-1.). rel! 'L'H
from ! ha! .3
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A. STULL E
24 Cottage Street
East Nomalk
Therefore it the landlord rub:- a lzltlr~
of it on your door and then makes the.
rent look like a king's ransom. rust.
bite your tongue and—"look r‘rztanz. ‘;
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Job Printing .
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Lavaliers. Neck Charms. Breeches. ALL 81'qu ms
Ear-drops. Locum. Baty PM». fic— rms'rs AID 83008138
antics. Bracelets. Ladies‘ Guard -.
Chains. Hearts. Crosses. Phage. . L‘- EFFRON
La Touslta Pearls. Bracelet Watch 3 Ram St. East not-walk.
es, Etc.
Tel. “1
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GIFTS !
Cuff Buttons. Stickpina. Ti. Clasps. '
Fobs. Vest Chains. Charms, cpgar.
ette Cases. Cigar Cutters. Pocket ‘1
Knives. Stone and Signet ngs.
Watches. Clocks. Alarm Clocks.
mom man on ALL
wan. ram
Loweatprim on sllResdy
narmnmmm
fle- BUYING m SAFETY Window and Windshield Glass
9 Antoni-[rice on painting and
At BRAND S pope: hangmg' . »
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
STORE
SOUTH NORWALI
A. COHEN
141 Washington St.
.New Fall
DRESSES
in Fashion’s Favorite Fabrics
Our Dresses possess :3 unmistakable air of dis-
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the: deck of the ferry and plunged into of the'ndrth in having terror users at. rds. . . ~
thclske. Tho boylnsnnndto thedeck, the cigarette “1' : .m we: . r ”The 31; ev ' .mj
butthe older man was unable to leave a well ’ '
his seat until the can was in the air "
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