orothe river brifigo‘
i’Street and Washifim
»‘when we have Coal"
.. ond’that’s sum time, ’cept
ana~while when a cog slips
4 film gear by some whim of fate.
_ turd our gait-{you’ll always
ins hm. . J
’ .—-«—But ”not at night or Sun-
3 ; nor holidays when we
vs and the tree.
. .egsu
’2 NORTH mm 81'.
.where we carry”-
“to
I bright “nor Saturglaysm
to gaze on the flag ot the
i'lfl: M - m ma bingo! mount}: on: n
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«a good many d
Come inan
The Hatch Ea’Bailey Co. : z
* ~ -~-~. sum 303mm. gong.
’ '. ‘ y “ . . . ’4 .
ollars in fife oostiot you;- how or repair bill- ,
o
d talk it over withns any tune. ’ 7 ~, ‘.
of Howard A. Tiller. on
this was alloyed by hundreds of'peo-W
plenum after 9 otclmk. The 7m
wasrrn care may reelected one'and
an the numbers were admirably rent
dared and liberally applauded.
, yemwhfle the officers
had been busy inside, ‘and shorfiy att-
er 8 o’clook a class of m , one
hundred candidates was meson , to
District Deputy Grand Exalted Ruler
James P. Hayes. of Norwich. and, his
staff; and the rltualistlework elite}:-
ing such , a large number into the or-
der was cart-led out in excellent style.
all the stations being filled by past ex.
Rip 0
Nucoa
Very
’ Lite
we weaver to, A11] Parts of , the
bl‘iiy Without Extra Charge
We also deliver to Belleghland‘ffiowuyton and Tokenoke.
No. 1, RoyalPlantation Coflee
VeryBest Mixed or Oolong Tea
- ow Creme, lug-91’s.: ....»;r.:.5:,;.;.;r.~.«
$3ch
45311:
30¢
Nut Oleo,theworld’sbest ... 35cm.
Gold nodal, pi
Kellogg’s Shredd
Swift’s Arrow Borax Soap
Best. anomaly Butter
SWift’s oleommno , 0 Q ‘ ulc‘fh‘j‘f-‘g‘i‘ox’é'fo'r‘u o u o . o o o . o .
BUY YOUR BREAD, CAKES, ROLLS, 3T6, AT THE WHITE
Gloverorllagnoliomlk
Mpmnes (veryfine) oonooooob'ujo‘fio
edKrumhles lécpkg.
51'01'350 ‘
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HOUSE BREADERY, NEXT‘TO
A. F. Beckniann 89‘ Co. Inc.
83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY S'hone 1405: I
sited rulers who thoroughly under-
stood the wrlonsrdetalls of the work.
ceremonies all adjourned to the ban~
quet hall. where attractively spreari
tables extended the length of the
Fillet Mignon. a la Noelle
Parisienne Potatoes
' Cigarettes
Milk Fed Baby Chicken
Green Peas String Beans
Mashed Potatoes »
Combination Salad. 3 la Mahackemo
Ice Cream Cake
Coffee Cigars.
During the ropes! there was an ad
dress of Welcome by mallet) Ruler
Henry J. Bergmann. of the local lodge,
who turned the proceedings over to
T
Past Exalted Ruler P, Irving laying.
ion as (oastmaster. ‘He made a brief
speech and then called on General
Sumner School
Homing and After-
noon Classes
Baisiness College
any National ”Bank Building,
Phne‘ 314-2.
I
Schultze’s Thursday Specmls
RibLambChoos ...- 38c lb
BrisketCornedBeéf . .. .x9c lb
Plate Corned Beef .. . ... . .:<."-4lé: . . . . . 10c 11)
New Cabbage ..... 10clb
ALL KINDS OF SUPPPER~AND PICNIC 1 *1”: ’
SPECIALS
Schultze’s Sanitary‘ Markets
Norwalk—eSouth Nor-walk .
Russell Frost as the first speaker. The
latter was in a happy vein and in a
most interesting manner related his
impressions as a member of the great
Order of Elks and highly compliment-
ed the lodge on its great achievement
in takinz in 180 members and provid»
ing such a fine day‘s enteflainmen!
for the people of Xamlk.
Among the noted members of the
Ell-ts in aitondanee. several of whom
followed General Pros? in the speech-
malcing. were the following: _ .
John K. toner, exflot'emor of Penn
sylvania. Past Grand Exalted Ruler
and Chairman of Elks" War Relief
Commission: Joseph T. Fanning, Pant
Grand Exalted Ruler and Secretaryo!
the Elkn’ War Relig Commiseion:
James P. Hayes. District, Dopuiy G. E.
R. of {no State of Connecticut:
G E R. of New Jersey. N: WA Post
h. D. G. E. R. M. J- Cunningham. of
flannel-1r: Past D. T}. G. E. R. W. C.
Twombly. of Nomlk: Past 1). D. G.
Davier. Raymondl
UNDERTAKER
"ha—Ofl‘lce. 16093: House. 693.
_ 27 WASHlNGTON ST.
Sm RED MEN’S BUILDING. 1
LOOK
J AFFE & ASH
Wt newspaper, 1 14¢ for
rm”. 3% prices for fur-
III“. Telephone 499 or send
”a! tea? Fort 8%., East Ror-
mpoyyoulco pound tor.
Mg .1
”P" "a ,
23» mm
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w v
flaw
‘ Moves
“Special Sale of-——
Summer Dresses;
' at $5.98
SUMMER SPORT HATS
W»: , N . . 7.». ,
E. R. 30399!) C. hers. and Rhym- cm.
{oz-41.13- Wilson. at Bridgeport. Conn;
William '1‘, Phillips. P. E. R.. and Set“
notary of Xow York Ware. No. 1:33»
m
were also delegations from Stamford.
Briézepen. New York and manhunt
Great credit is one to the efficient
committee of arrangements. and rum
tirnlarly to .SGCI‘PNH‘Y P. 1‘. Empty.
who worked lnflefarimbly for the
success of the oelebrafion. The tom‘
mine-c consisted of: ,
P. 8. FL. C‘. Irving Bfinmon. ohaln
men: P- E. R.. J. K. Linxweiler: P, E.
R. John W. Smith: Jesse RE. Ferris.
r‘harles H. mlwowh- John Koontz: P.
E. K, Robert 3f. ‘Wolfez Patrick F.
Broom: secretary: Jacob Maxwell's:
The nrenent ofiieers of the lodge
Ire:
Exalted Rnlwfienrv J. Bergmann.
Esteemed Leading Knight-Ebert
evenings
7-91.43.
. . SIGHT
MW ma leads to :21.
Inch blindm might be
" Meet is almost crimi.
m relief is uneasily on-
put non another day.
>~»— uillfldeomfortand
amt-1K2. Cumin
~ ~ by proper attention to;
Block.
I‘m now at 52 South
«Main Street. Music mm
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mum W5 d,» m ,
_ .temmn Hague and Denis mflbfitgm
EBnrnes and 3mm up and one; ref-7W,
Home with, the finned Stated
«(mmwm “m1!“ ' ruched j on my Loni! theme“, new: G
«Worm W arm gaff nu! ma
, 365.939 1.3.5.7 gummvk‘ W1— 3% '
Frames Matchfiaecm A. comm-tam, , Imam n.
_. ' , manner Wiley. amylase. Yolk. .
, Isms. June linl’be AW R241 Hodges.
game-2mg goli players. Wmegtmmm Harris. J.‘Prnnk‘Wm ‘5':- .
:3en1nd Jim Berna, M in me. poleon Pant. Chains Jaeger. George!
graze matches on the St. Andrews 1221:: F». flab-u. Jerry W. mm; William
- giant. Edward Known. Harm. , » 1- ,
CW 9‘?
I. m
(nails, 7,94 am” m,
of the lodge; I
At the conclusion of the initiation ,
A Thomas. Poznan, In. District Deputy ‘
E. (defy
1 style am} reolor.’ . a.
thine: in summer weather-
‘ Gland Pretty Summer Dresses ‘
tinkfiam with a. Wide choice 9; »
; , ._ BATHING SUITS
iManv new and inexpensive models of wile of
For ladies andrmisses that
.3
Goods Store——
Sratt ‘
Lee, Daniel Keogh, John EnNooney.
the occasion was tho
after‘which the (n11
American Band, which had been gav-
ing a concert in the parlor during the
dinner, played “Auld' Lang Syne."
The Flag Day Program.
At the. afternoon exercises of the
Elks, Thomas Foxhal}, 31.. of the P334
3131?. 'N, J.. Lodge, No.’38?, made an
address in which he pointed out {pat
the large body of soldiers returning
home after the war. .mnst “stimulate
as" even as the m returning after
the Revolutionary or. who, finding
ihelr country devastated. yet had the
A feature of
11 o’clock toast.
permanent {‘mvemment. on lines radi-
vally new. and lay the foundation for
{he 'conntry that was to more from
the thin strip. along the Atlantic. to
over the whole continent. “‘9 have
no: suffered from the war as the coun.
iry did in ”36, and the strength or
our returned soldiers should be even
more powerful. therefore.
down ideas, infinite! to our form of
Government. , _.
The address came at. the end of
elaborate and beautiful exercises. The
program follows:
“Star Spangled Bannor“——~American
Bane.“ -
Introductory Exercises»I-Ixalled Bu!-
er and ()tficer HenrynBergmnn.
Prefab—Romero! J. Reynolds.
Soprano Solo—”$033 of the Flag"~—
Ellis ‘illa Elmer.
Altar seaniceewasqniw and Officers.
“Age Lang Synle"——O§icerseno Men:
is.
“Your Fla: and; My nag“-Bmther C-
% nixed Ruler Lawrence Sallagher. of. Irvine Brinm‘on.
Briégemrt Lodge. ya 3;. There .Addmwnmther Thomas Iv‘oxhall.
' Jr.. Fassaic. N. 3.. Ledge. Ko. 35?.
“Amerim“~—Band and nuflienoe.
NORTHERN CHlNESE TROOPS
RETIRE.
ital or the E’mrince of Hanan. on the
Slang Klan; River. has been occupied
by troops of the Southern Chine-so Re
public. Northern troops retired tow-
ard In Choir. fifty miles northward.
$ 3 {’8 5‘58 W. Clark. ' u. IIQII n I- III I .
. , $4. ' ’ $5.98 wfifiwmed {on} Knight~$zaniey 3' W‘ Irma.“ has.
.. .' affine. i l .
new fat-E: Esteemed Lectnring Knigmd—firnorgo 3% and WEI”. nation
3. Roberts. . . , ,
W _ s“! ‘h M ,
- " ‘ ‘ $333."?- 3 R. “Pam?“ F- (2'11: 2* sin: 5-: u:- hyig an a...
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. ,_ - , . p Treasurermlrohn Rambling; an: d‘ Pol-s" aqua uni tar and
527 . o _ Tyler—41 Stains Boeniéch. m Efltfifigmfi
”emery Inneri gagging“! L Jane? B wmm’ .Wu x1. ‘
. , ‘ ('hnp axn—w _ _ * 38312353 ‘ 93". my flak— comm“
IT’S m: 1311’s 30mm » acids. ' 3 ‘ mghfimh “as f
Orgasm-.2 R R. Joseph 3, Lime and a a a... lauL‘-In. £. (2. w...
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Some New Summer Thmgs for the WSW-Wm Robina 1m to. °‘°’ L“! “bu"
~ . V 3!. Ferris and Robert G, Miacnefl. d m to: Mm 5' M
e. The class of candidatee was com» 3“}? m “'3‘-
. Bungalow m... at: _ . m“, m m mm mm
, _ 7 , many J. O'Connor, William K. 3mm- a “‘9‘
Duplexf‘xreless (ifookers—Rengerators. Alaska ancl White Einflgg 503 R GOOdmau. 3059?}! H- 5W ' g a
' - contain Ice Cream Freezers ' f” 1'. William 3- Amok. ARK???- * . ’
Oil Cook, §zoves Lawn Moéers 3“- 113mm. Charles T. fickerihsJohn F0? 85¢ by “W m
Gas Blazes . Garden Tools (3 Eula Frank R Siam 30:: W. . L
3” and $3 ow... 3cm“ 9°: ‘3' 223353” 3‘11??? ”3”" 3‘33; "
oboe;- arden"Hus <~ w ‘m. .. men «e In . an”! . .
‘ 9 Wind“ ‘ gfiGecrge Hts: Lockwood. Kong-toe _ LOOK ,
.— I , - filer, LOOKS {031. Karachi 3-- ,_ . 7' ~ t}! W
~ , ,. 23m. John Vfi’illinm W. wa- Dnné Knéolf paying it -,
. 2:» Washmgton St... So. Norwalk m H. mm... 1.. mm 6.135:- W- {$1.20 for m lbs- of
2 ms STORE cLosEs AT I P. I. savanna - 7 ' 11’. Thomas E. Kelly. 9315:! E. “Wars newspapers. $159 {0? 193 “’5-
,. . , ’ ’ a net. Jr- Frederick C. Pennoyer. Leon f - 31% Best'pn‘ees for
, » L. Gfiéefi. Karla-'3' Eloise}, Hag}? HF. :31 W
: Bag Wins ' '1‘“? Brno Barry chin. mun} - 5* Junk.
‘ a! m 0 lanes. Jr. MCI-1mm Quick.
strength to organize a powergnl and .
to cast,
“Tribute to the Flag”—~(‘&PL Iohl.
Keogh.
“Southern Molofiies” —— American‘
Band.
PEMXG, June 11—4311”: Ska, our
room. Nearly 225 members of the , v .
Order of Elks were soon doing justice TH IN E ATS H ES STOCKINGS and TIGHTS. 3‘ _’
to the {lounging}? prepamgvmemgé It BA G ' S O ' . ‘1.
manning, mee .Lalle. ' , - , er.
landlord of the Hotel Mahackefio.and L KIDDIE BATHING SUITS TOO“ ‘ 93‘ '
was served by an enlclent corps of '
waiters. The menu was as follows: ' *-
“Should Aulfi Acouaintance Be M ~— W "~
mrg‘éflénm c. antigen. John 1 Halon: HWY ,.
K Celery Radishes Olives MctogRud‘flPh E 1260de Argatggng COMING—— .
Boned Haddock Hollandaise Sauce 13mm rs. Harold B. 381 a . M. . , - H Kr160€1‘&C
“A Touch of the Goldengl’ast” Kavamgis. Morris Rudfie‘: Jame-3 ~‘ and - ‘U '0.
——GOIN_G
——-—-— 31m ”'
M‘ .
Those High school kids are all
through school now and are readmitte-
cording to their papas, to go out and
meet the world.
3 t
it's all very well to meet the worm
-—-bnt.. if they fall down. they’ll think
the world came-op. an‘rr met them.
These guys that go around wearing
vents and stiff collars ain’t human.
They’re regular ice boxes anti shonld
be locked in 33:93:33";
What will Norwmk ever do when
some of those stndents leave it. in 1
few (laysr‘hooks like they might 13x2
safily put for tannin. .
At lean: capital “1‘s" will be less in
View.
I 3 ’
If Sal Gonnario“keeps getting that
office of his fixed orer‘he will be full?
nnapared on the points of equinpln;
a noose when the time comes.
t i ‘
You tell 'em. fiddle. 121*
strung.
I’m_ all
3 i I - \-
The people that are always blaming
_ things on natnne are now kicking be
cause some Xian are infesting the 0U
swimming holes withnnt the 11909:.
nary engine meant—3%,} . by law.
3 ,
man them? terrific days.
3 $ .
Every time you get a pair of shoes
and they oen‘t feel right. don‘t blame
it on the shoe man-blame i; an the
weather.
I f I
‘V I! this guy Amos don't step telling
to n wr15 how to on?! homes our of
m 3. . he will be stamped and
5 ~er :65 by the hayseeés.
13 NA. ILL. GAS PLANT
‘ CLOSES. .
Gr . 11L. June law—films cit?
has ‘ ~ a. *thont gas for several
Says. ,4? uwl gas company ‘15
forced to: down their plant he
cam 01’ -‘ ;
ability to obtain in—
rates. which team
operate under the
i am! meet the high
we! and labor. Con-
has been riihont
,;' ting; ané heating.
man-‘3 Wm! 51!.
, ‘ Ready-towcar . C lollies
n flnldbea am no: to be a 32:09 tais
for the whole family on
easy nayments.
1
m you com?
By mm:
Baxter’s Cough Sm:
F. H. BAXTER. Darrin”
WELDING and 1313?sz
of ever? kind we (20.3 $3.} me.
can be succes-.~:1zi;:am-
algamated. if ezziz‘zzfim 2432.13.
Automo’ole mitts. zgsghm
en’. etc. Elven cairn; ah
tention. 3
TITr Us For Satisfaclon’
Work.
. .FOR SALfiw—l ,cx'linder.
Buiqk touring car: .1 Ford
touring" _
Sfllm NORWALK ALTO
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122 South Main 8:.
Phone 301. South Hex-wall.
lie—Created Muse?
The United States . Govt!!!-
ment has given excinswe right
to the nse of the won; RE-
Gm‘TED as apgiied :o‘p‘nono-
m5 to Thomas A, Edlwll.
‘Zfie\E“ EDISON.
- 9 v
“‘1?th Phonogmpl‘: v. .3; a Soul,
01': this one marx‘elous’tmgi-
63-1 mm en: 9.3.0129. 15 2 ~-
REE-CREATED,
Wthe land um: leaves
nothing more to be desired.
SELF.
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SOUTH NORWALK CONE‘
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