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mt ailéth you? why"
blue! Do ram-MM 1233'
, forth: long Summer day is
filth its warmth and Its
And before the mow blows
. 7 be—orho knothat the
I ‘ V' which now do conspire
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DAY SESSION
" ONLY ,
DURING
- JUNE, JULY
' AND
sooner
i MERRILL
Business C ollege
national Bank Building,
South Norwalk.
David W. Raymond
' UNDERTAKER
Tutu—once, 1609.3; House, 099
27 WASHINGTON 81".
15* RED MEN’S BUILDING.
LOOK
, JAFFE & ASH
pay you 10 a pound for
. Jht newspaper, 1 1-40. for
. Best prices for fur-
. Telephone 499 or send
f ' . to 37 Fort BL, East Nor.
l
o
4' AH’
; a
min * HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY co.
_ 42 ,Water St.
- . 1216-5. 80. Nor-walk, Ct.
. I Parts, Starter and
Generator Brasher
_ and Greece:
’ Mart Speedometer Parts
y Gasoline and Kerosene
Supplies, Tires and Tube:
" 9.12 a. n. Wed. and Sat.
k" $0 1). m. evenings
I. . 7-9 p. m.
, p V'TEyev Strain
the cause of poor sight.
' and nervousness.
or the strain with proper
and the headaches and
7 pa disappear, making it
w to use the eyes.
‘ lize in the fittln
tor eye strain.
g [of
t
' ”wammmuw an“
mz'smmumum.mmm
WWQWeflrwcu-uhmm_ nary land
Whanfiom! ' ' _ ~
mmmmatomamammm
trada-oflngththeuunmaldcmud, and railroad W
amenities. nmommmmmmmmm
M‘rnmmummaifiuoranmwowmm
fouubeatvean. Onrmfleellbetterthanordinary,bemove
barometric . qutomaefim
”m .-.—‘21- " ...—...;
Ine Hatch o Bailey Co. ‘
’ sour]: nonwn‘x, cox:
.—
0 seeking appixmnts for examinations.
notwithstanding the fact that the tar
° is over and the government force is
4*. ......- decxming. The commission wishes
C i -
éMorriaon's
indicating frontier has
been made in the press and elsewhere
from timeto time that the United
to mike ii! Minion clear in this mal-
. ,
.. ._
. :eckmaml’s Grocery
'% Placeis'our order with us and have it delivered to
your home. Note the low prices for Saturday’s sale.
Pufé Italian Olive Oil ........ . . . 38c. 68c. $1.35 apt
Camobell’sPorlgandBeans..........ZamsforZoc
BestWhokGramtheDer 16c
18:0. 1 Royal Plantaton Cofl’ee. oer lb. . . ..... .. 43¢
Nycoavhut Cleo.the world’s lb. ..... 30¢
Richardson 8: Robbms’ Chicken Broth With Ricelr
,can.... ................ «3c
FancyCeylonTea.nerlb.................-.’..-4M
DleonteTomato_Sauce.nercan Qt
.rpakeswashxnzpasy ............3nkzs.2.oc
Magnolia or Clover Milk. Der can ...... 22c
New Potatoes. Cabbage. Onions. Lemons. Oranges.
Etc” at Lowest Market Prices.
Beckmann’sGrocery»
83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY Hume 1405.
ter.
“02: April 1, 191's”. about 500.900 per-
sons were employed in the Federal
executive civil Service. On November
11, 1918. the date of the signing of the
armistice. at the height of the war ex-
pansion. this force had increased to
about 830.000. It has now been re-
duced to about 650903. and, further
reductions are steadily being made.
"Although the government force is
constantly diminishing, the Commis-
sion must still seek applicants for
some pooltions. The natural “tum-
ox'er" in a force so large requires
some appointments to fill vacancies.
even though the total force is reduc-
ing. Fully threefourths of all ap-
pointments to fill vacancies. even
though the total force to reducing. Ful-
ly three-fourths of all appointments
are now made up of the names of our
ployees dismissed because of reduc-
tion of force.
"There are two conditions which
necessitate some new appointments
and, therefore. some announcements
of examinations. One of these is ill!”-
there are a number of technical posi»
lions to be filled Irom time to time for
which rte-employment registers do not
provide ellgibles. Because some of-
fices are dismissing clerk’s. that {act
does not help the commission in ifs
f
5
Special Sale Saturday After 4':
Until 10 P, M;
Pot ROas t ..
Ara-L-
15c
Round Steak 290
Chopped Meat 17 c
All Heavy Beef, Not Native.
' John B. Risko’s -
Tel. 493 or 2377 5. Lexington Ave.
1 leaves the reemployed regis
Schultze’s Saturday Night Specials
PorkRoasts....... ..'....Ib28€
Shoulder Pot Roasts . . . . . . lb. 16c
Foreuuarters Lamb . . . . . lb. 24c
Shoulder Steak ...”...m...” ...'..lb.18c
PrimeRibRoasts.....v.........,.... .lb.26c-36c
”REMEMBER! .Both Markets Close at 7 n. m.. -
Saturdays.
éSchultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk—480uth Norwalk
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Delivery
*GEHEBE’S 1
IT’S m2 1? IT’S zoom”:
MANY USEFUL ELECTRICAL AND GAS
. ' APPLIANCES. ' ‘
Hotpoint and Tun-ington Elgctric Vacuum Clean-
ers. ’
Hotpoint Electric irons and Gas Irons.
Hotpoint Electric Toasters, Gas Plates, Gas Fix-
. tures, Gas Globes, Ma ntles and Tubing.
Erery piece moderately priced.
25.,Washington St., ,So.,Norwalk.
‘V- i
I’fl.‘
“WM .1:
. l = '
v
n
'u
efl'ort to fill a position of civil anal»
near. for example. The other reason
is that the salaries now adored by the
government in the clerical grades are
in many cases unattractive and dis-
missed employees. decline to accept
them and return to their homes. This
ters T105
equal to the mils of the departments."
.3: CHAS. F. BOLLMAN DEAD.
Bollman. former chief: of police. for!!!-
rr' member or the State Prison Com-
mission. first mroner of New Haven
and also once prominent in State all
fairs. died. yesterday. aged 72. This
rity now has no former chief of police
living. Mr. Bollznan ended his term
of rhio! of police in 1891. and for
years afterwards practiced laW, balm:
a graduate of Yale Law School class
of 1872. His widow and three children
survive. "
m
TO ALLOT JUDGES FOR -
COURT YEAR MONDAY
“...-4
Allotment of judges for the court
your 0! 1926-1921 will be made at
the annual meeting of the judges of
. . Egg“
NE“ ll!“ EA. June l,-tf‘harle:< F, :a recmilinz campaign is to be opened
immediately
,. _
choice of colors.
Children’s Rain Coats and Capes
Each Coat has a natty little Hat to match in a pOCket of
each, and the Capes are all sizes and shades.
Quality Umbrellas of Every Grade.
We Closeatfix Every Day, Including Saturday.
am . Hyatt
, 4Nnnwntk's Leading Dry Goods Store~
* Reliable Rain Coats
For Ladiesanamsses. Silk or Cloth Finish, with a wide
TO OHIT DRILLS.
State Guard Companies to Resume
Work on July 12.
Orders were issued this week by
Colonel Stephen B. Cronan of Bridge
port. commander of the Fourth mili-
tary district. which will be of interest
to the members of the local State
Guard companies. These ordersfare
to the eflect that the weekly drills oi
the companies will be omitted front
June 1 to July 12.
the return of the companies from the.
summer camp on August 14.
cal companies will ‘go into camp at
Niantic on August 14. tom the re»
turn from camp the drills will be
omitted until October 1. V
The military emergency board re-
cently issued orders to the elfect that
drills could be notified during the
months of June. July and August. if it
was. deemed advisable by the district
tommandem. Although the local com»
ponies will drill during the month of
July they will not drill in September.
Both lot-31 companies are consider‘
ably below the maximum strength of
sixty—five men and three ofllrers and
to bring the companies
up to the maximum before going lo
camp in August.
Target practice is to go on. how.
ever. during the. summer. whether the
weekly drills are omitted or not. -
sevens THUNDER siren"
pm PARTS OF MILFORD
Devon, Milford and Fort Trumbull
punched, but Walnut and:
Laurel Beaches Escape.
MlLFORD. June; 4..—The elements
played a strange prank. yesterday an-
ernoon. when a‘terrific electric storm;
of short duration, swept. over the con-
trial and northern sections of the town.
A part of Devon, Milford Center and
the Supreme and Superior mums. to
be held in Harttnrd. at 12 o'clock.
Monday, Appointment of court nift-
cialn will be made aiso at that meet-
ing.
—__....___..______._.___
RYAN STOPS WILLIAMS:
LONG BRANCH. N. J.. June 5:451!-
lie Ryan, the New Brunswick. N. 1..
fighter. knocked out Frankie Williams.
the Weltem'eight. of Philadelphia.
horn last night in the second round of ‘
n tcn~round bout at the Ocean Park A.
A. boxing show with a heavy right
hand sWim: to the stomach.
......
GRAHA QUTPOINTS SCHIRFER.’
JAM ‘ OR'N. N, Y.. June Fir—Ray
Graham. of this city. otitpolntod Jake
Schirtor, of Buffalo. eight om of ten
rounds here, last night. The men are
lightweights.
QUIT MEAT WHEN
KIDNEYS' BOTHER
Fort Trumbull Beach ware deluged
while Myrtle, Laurel and Vialnut
Beaches were not even dampened. The
storm was accompanied by sharp
lightning, heavy thunder, dense. fog
and torrents of rain. As far as could
be loomed, there was no serious dam
age.
REX, Jess wm.
...”.
Tho Blue Jays tic—ere defeated, yes-
terday. by the Box, Jr.’s, by the score
7 to 2.
“onto: It!
On July 12 the weekly drills will be '
pesumed and will be continued uni:
The I04.
cations. it also produces tht soft llls~
i
PROHIBITION AGENTS
CAN ISSUE WARRANTS
WASHINGTON. June «l.—~Enlo:‘r‘e~-
mom of prohibition was made easier
for Federal agents by instinct-{ions
sent to all district attorneys by: Attor-
ney General Palmer, last night. that
their approval is not required for the
issuance of warrants for ofenders. un»
der the Prohibition Enforcement Ear.
COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO BARKER IT
a—_—
lt’: Grandmother's Receipt to Keep
~ aw... LI:
‘
H.K1‘iegcr SICO.
Ready-to-wcar Clothec
for the whole familv on
easy naymcnts.
her Locks Dark, Glossy. Beautiful
111:» old-time mixture 0! Sage Tea
and Sulphur {or darkening may
streaked and faded hair is crand~
mother‘s recipe. and folks are again
using it to keep their hair a zood.
even color. which is quite sensible. a:
we are living in an age when a youth
in] appearance is or the greatest ad
vantage.
RELIEVE YOUR com ,
3! 'hldnl ' .
Baxter’s Couch Srm . ‘
F. H. BAXTER. Drum
Nowadays, though. we don't have
the troublesome task at :atherin: the
sage and mossy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-louse
product. improved hr tho addition of
other ingredients. called “Wyom‘s
Sage and Sulphur Compound.“ It is
very popular because nobody can dis.-
(‘orer it has; been applied. Simply
moisten your comb or a soft finish
with it and draw. this through yom'
hair, taking one small strand at a
time: by morning the uray hair dis-
appears but what delights the ladies
with Wyeth‘s Sage and Sulphur (‘om-
pound. is that. besides beautifully
darkening the hair after a few upon
to the use of the work R!-
C‘REATED as applied to phono-
graphs to Thomas A. mm :1.
ilfiéNEW EDISON
‘ The Phonog'raph with a Soul. ’ ’
On this one marvelous musi-
cal mstmm‘ out alone, is it pos-
sible to obtain RE-OREATED
"9 and ”Wane? of allowance rr sameness
w so attractive. happens. 3'08. and oh 2 Yr, 5' (with
ed. It. is the urn Mu .» ' . a n. .19
R C t d M o 9 often called upon . Us.“ Q‘l‘niil
' ' us we should be r "
e rea e USIC . Sour your autumn»! It ‘M arm
The United States Govern- for repairs. \\'c x - j , twig;
has ' ' rig . new and Ella“ chm. {u f_
ment given exclwve ht even though it :5 w.» . *
no matter how li'l
may be have us do sir 7:1.
SOUTH NORWA LK Al'TO ,
.-m-._..\
FOR AUTOMOBILE
REPAIRS
‘: 7w P251”!
1‘ 3'
REPAIR C 0.
122 South Main St.
Alfred FoxllianoCo.
Walk-Overs
lTake 5 glass of Salt: if your Back
l hurts or Bladder troubles you
‘ , . ,
Right Here in
Norwalk
Colyar's Shoe Store
37 WALL sr.’
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
makes. sold, muted.
tenth-ed. Rentals, 8!
per month. Machine!
cold atliooer mouth
PLUMBER.
MWRITER. EXCHANGE.
. PM Av... mm coon. '
For
GRADUATION OUTFITS
No manner woman who eéts meat
regular can make a mistake by flush-
ing the kidneys occasionally. says a
well-known authority. Mat forms uric
acid which grates the kidneys, they
become over-worked from...t.he strain,
get. slggiush and fail to filter the
waste and poisons from the him
then we get sick. ' Nearly all rheu-
For Your Boys and Girls
see the
. ‘ . ’
Children s Store
"The only Store of ins-Kind in
' the City. 7
37 Washington St, 80. Roz-wan:
Tel. 324, . Opp. Schultze’s Mar.
matism. headaches, liver trouble, ner-
vousness, dizziness, sleeplessness and
urinary disorders come . frdln sluggish
kidneys. ~ ._
The moment you feel. a dull ache in .
1 his STORE CLOSES AT 0 ,P. M. BAfURDfiY8.w
V - , , 7 . - ,. 5% ;,..
= CLIPTWOOD; PORCH'SCEEENS. ALESIZES‘ _ -
i7 . , gnnatterns.
00an COUCH HAMMOCK'" .7 . ' =
: gggélngete withjmattress. wind shield; estoSnlendid
1
. . x , r . _
A New Line of Porch Fammrq
. v Rockers. Arm Chairsgand Setteesflin’a {variety of
r‘Z' .
RAYMOND &.»SON,‘ . , : .
Cum; thus ending
the kidneys or your back hurts 01‘ if
the urine is cloudy. ofknsivehfull oh
sediment. irregular of passage or at-
tended by a sensationv of scalding.
stop eating meat and gt about four
ounces/of Jud Salts train ’ any phat:
many; take a film . tulrin $311183
of water before breakfast and in a
few, days your kidneyswiil act tine. .
This tamous salts is made, combined
with lithta and has been new {or Sex?
' oration: to flush undismgnlate the, ,
kidneys, also to neutralize the, 301413
in urine‘ so it no‘longer consent-ita-
bladderr‘fwealtness-.
Jad Salts l ‘ and cam
mom MILK,
the summer
{55/
k
c the back loath :m- S: n d.
. «— , 1' '- ‘ teeth are sorn and “In“.
. ,. Y.) ten occurs that a 5' PM},
, , , . ' ‘ ’ v k ‘ bridge work 011- u 1:: 2' ‘ .51.“)!1‘”- lhO
' ‘ the ms am :w 'E‘. ' 2b!
SPeCIaISfor the SW31 la’DaY. 0381' to the moutfujn such :1 (u‘ll‘llif'k‘pnJilpnhfo
- -' _ Public patient is scarcely ff ..1 Math
‘ Week ' such a change In 1““ P“ ....u an
_ ' ‘ ' " 1d 1) osslblé.‘ l‘." ‘” _‘}“3.~r
. Starting TueSdaY..June 1 saga}, 08f 133mg, and 112A 3"}. (..E ‘1"
K. Y. STATE PEA BEANS, In order“) keep our help, which lotion free.
a lb. o’c-ea-uo'ooooo'o-Zoo. lmq we m t , D In to lo“,~dun‘ng
months, we are offer-
t’a‘ll 5m,acan'on.l.....LIIC-‘ m man, an!“
, , e to on] m .. .
.n.;o. .roncn v _ ; $47.50.“. er’ m “mpxet‘fi a so. mg. ft; 33;!) m"?
Outtolflcpkg rwem . Run—9 A. . o - ”manly.
- . , ., , . , qua andn as and my Appointm
'rnnnnnnwson‘nnans _we have the 1am; .' ' t’r - , "I 31.0“ AND cgmrsfi
. » nag materials and lungs. ‘ RESTAmgfigso m
e. h“, . .7 ’_ ' 7., , I D. 112 ‘ .. '5“
MWYMR‘MCS’TWT filal'sgéggiggnucyj'353355.
.. .‘ ’, .A ".. . u d
. 1 V i l" I r :: Bundle; North Main street
Music-4.1m kind that leaves Phone 301. South'Non‘ttE
nothing more to be desired.
comer. ron your.
331-? Removal
masticate well . "owl!
own life. A lll'i‘fii‘ll ““*"‘“‘.§rl.w
prepare the {00d 1w ] "" be
Dr. J. H. Mallefl
Phone 2253 ,
On or About June lst
I will move my stock cf
Snortingr Goods
Bicycles
Trunks. Bags .
Harness and Auto Sunnhes
to the
Music Hall Block
A. W. HODGE
Whoboes
Not '
an x 11(1)]
. ‘2';
He
3::
..5I'
.xn‘
11:30 to 1 a- n"
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