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hve 'meant are how
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and
Sad.
advancing lthe
‘fy is a Wender. * '5 ~ .
WE are trying to
‘ Q fill“
our adver;
. {me past they;
8 l d :1 doi
believe! -
quityguntilgthey. . . . ~
The" Hatch .- e Bailey ; Go
‘T‘M’ 30m scams: cogs.
wn coal in. Then they
3 5 n . coal is» scarce .anduthe
dealer “1W1! ’-
be wonder:
y'e have a very special
nodelof—
; WEW EDISON.
Monograph With a Soul."
' « fl . “is particularly adapted
or flu shore or summer cot-
hge'. It’s cost is only $95 and
. mall amount sinks into
ww’icance when you eon-
or the amount of enjoy-
nth-music and dancing——
, ,it’aflords you.
DOE SEE IT—
, dFoxPianoCo.
, an NORTH MAIN ST.
Do not Wait for lower
. itmaybedeter.»om_
typeot b '1‘ .
‘5 “king-
is‘ not. ‘Ihighginfcomparison to.
‘ 0111' plane. Mountings and
_ Worm. :
.r The Information and advice we giVe you may save you
“:35 good manydollars in the coat .of
Come m and talk it over with us any time.
-‘ Our advice. to our friends and customers is to build noW—U
prices in lumber for in reality lumber 7 ‘-
otherj things-not as high now as _ ;
hiflaofifmaterials for any ;
.5 shoot are yours Eartha
your house Or repair bill? y‘ g i
flux. 7...! ,
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* lets: CHlEF one...” Almanacs:
OENRAL his: étationztlity.
OEAR scones: » ' ”
YOU'RE LEAymO,
' TO GO to Canada.
AND I'M glad you are. '
rTHAT DON’T sound nice,
’ I KNOW. one;
JACOBY’S‘)
~Sioecial Sale-—
Sweaters and Bathing suits
YOU'LL BEL going to
TORONTO, CANADA, and‘you’ll
ATTEND THE Fire Chiefs'
CONVENTION THERE, and you'll
LEARN A lot about fires,
ALTHOUGH You don't have
TO BE taught much
AT THAT.
WHEN YOU get back to
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MAXWELL ONE-HALF TON TRUCK
BROCKWAY AND VIM TRUCKS
yr'vl‘take Advantage
V" of Our.
* A. MODNE
”NORTH MAIN ST.
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
. - 5-5. So. Romans, Gt.
. 4, Parts; Starter and
. Generator Brushes
. an! Greases
Mn Speedometer Parts
.. , Gasoline and Kerosene
. a: pplies, Tire: and Tubes
YE’ Hedenberz. Pron.‘
f I
You should experience no dis~
ort’in doing- the finest kind of
‘roidgry or séWing if yOu wear
ctg-glasses 'or have perfect
IL all
. Lyow’find difiiculty in reading
wing for any length of time,
should consult us at once.
» services.
~.
RIL. Good
’ Optometrist and Optician
Nag Located at Suite 203
.. m'eial Bldg, Norwalk.
Formerly Gazette Bldg.
Phone 2423.
.g.
‘ Tires—Accessories—Tydol Gasoline
55 RAILROAD AVENUE
LUTHER M. WRIGHT * j
SOUTH NORWALK we'll all
BE GLAD to see
YOU AGAIN—and. if
YOU SAY so. we’ll.
HAVE F lRES, every day.
so THAT you .can
TEACH us what you 7
LEARNED ABOUT fire sealing.
WE HOPE you'll profit
BY YOUR trip. and
THAT YOU'LL enjoy yourself.
YOU’RE A Good Scout.
.‘vv
Phone ’ ‘ , T . Phone
s Mme. Jeannette 9..
I"- i "" SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING
CORSETIERE AND CLOVER
' 56 South Main Street
” Skilful
‘ i ‘ Corset Fitting
IS A MATTER NOT TO BE
‘ NEGLECTED V
FOR WITHOUT IT A GOOD
FIGURE AND A GOOD CORSET
MAY BE INEFFECTUAL.
Skilful Corset Fitting
Is Our Specialty
.fl~.\';‘ “Vt/.4 ..
577”“ r .
d’gsu-Reoucme
GEORGE. ‘ .. _ .r
so. HERE’S Wishing you 2
THE 8551’ of luck. . .
youes. N. o. P.
TOMORROW, CHARLES
!
P. BEERS, Bridgeport Star.
WOMEN REFUSE
TO CONTRIBUTE
(Continued trom first Ila-gel
the women's Course, has signified “out
he is withholding a 31.000 oonlx'lbu‘
lion to the Republican party until the
Anthony amendment, has been ratified.
Mrs. George Maynard Minor. of
Waterford, who was recently chosen
president general of the National D.
A. R. and Mrs. John Laidlmv 8119!. of
Litrllfield. leader of the (“nonecllcut
D_ A. R.. are among the signers of the
5 pledge. “’ives Of several members of
tlIe'Genorsl Assembly are also‘lnclud-
ed in the number. By counties some
of the well—known signers are: 3
New London County.
Mrs, George Maynard Minor, ”water-
lord: Mrs. “’illlam A. Noton, Nor-
wich: Mrs. Alberi H. Chase. Norwich;
Miss Louise 13, Meech, Norwich: Mrs.
H. ‘V'. Jacques. Vl’aterford; Mrs. Har-
ry E, Hunt. Niantic: Mrs, Arthur H.
Myers. Mystic. ‘ “
Fairfield ccunty.
Mrs. James Stokes. Ridgefield; Miss
Mary Olcoll. Ridgefleld: Mrs. John
Adams Thayer, Wesiport: Miss Dotha
Stone Plnnm. Norwalk: Miss Marga
a -
ret S. “‘llson. Norwalk; Mrs. Perclf
skill and experience are at'
Beckmann’s the, Store That Satisfies
You get the very best the market affords at real low prices and
we deliver the goods for you. Why lug them home?
NO. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE, per 1b., . . . -. . ..4OO
SAWTAY FOR SHORTENING AND FRYING, can, . . . . .250.
FANCY GEYLON TEA, (Makes delicious iced-tea), 15., . . .45c
BEST TEXAS‘BERMUDA ONIONS, 5 lbs, for . . . . . . ..28e
INSTANT POSTUM, 30c size, 250; 50c size, . . . ‘ ......... 450
‘ CAMPBELL ’S PORK a BEANS, (in tomato sauce) 2 for 25¢
‘ FANCY WHOLE GRAIN RICE, per 15., . .. . . . .. .
NEW YORK STATEFRESH EGGS, (102., . . . . . . . . . . . .700
WHITE LEGHOBN EGGS, STRICTLY FRESH, don, . . .750
NUC’OA NUT OLEO, absolutely pure, 13).; . . . . . . . . . . . .340
SWIFT’S PREMIUM CLEO, per 1%., ........... . . . . .380
5 PIES, BREAD, CAKES, ROLLS, sons, ETG., FRESH
EVERY HOUR AT WHITE HOUSE BREADERY‘NEXT To
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co. Inc.
, ’83 WASHINGTON ST. rear. DELIVERY room: 1405 '
Brooks. Norwalk: Mrs. Spencer S.
Adams. Norwalk; Mrs. J. Milton Co~
burn. South Norwalk: Miss Louise B.
.Bigelow. Nowtown; Miss Alice C.
Judson. Stratford; Mrs. Nellie M.
:Camphell. Stratford: Mrs, A.E.Kings-
bury. Bridgeport; Miss Edna Schoyer.
Ridgefield; Miss Nellie J. Leslie.
Stratford: Miss Helen Louise Peck.
' Stratl’ord: Miss 7» Kathe-ring. Barry
.Langzenel. Weslpori; Miss Caroline
1W2 Lawrence. Glenbrook: Miss 13.
:Francis Philllns. Glenbrook.
Litchfizld County.
Mrs. John L. Buel. Litohfleld; Mrs.
,‘Frank B. O’Neill. “*Oodbm‘y; Mrs.
lJchn C. Brlnsmade. Washington: Mrs.
Lester D. Brown, Lakevilie: Mrs. C.
E. Hough, “'ashington: Mrs. ,3. L.
Bissel. Litehfleld; Miss E. W. Hartv
laud. Woodbury. .
The members of the committee
which Mrs. Austin'heads are Miss Ell-
na Leighton Tyler and Mrs. Rosehmry
Anderson. of New London; Mrs. WiL
liam H. Deming“ and Mrs. Thomas B.
Chapman. of Hartford: Mrs. ‘W.’ ll.
Allee; of Ridgeficld: Mrs, J. G. Gree-
ory. of Norwalk; Mrs. William C.
Cheney. of South Manchester:' Mrs.
Samuel C. Shaw, of Bridgeport: Mrs.
Grace Thompson. ofy'Greenwich; and
Mrs. William P, Couch, of Cromwell.
L The pledge reads in part:-“VVe do
salIG BARGAINS
. ...IN..I ,
.; and Children’s
"HTE‘ CANVAS
‘ Shoes & Oxfords,
..
noyiju to see our
Schultzeis Friday Fish Specials.
EXTRA FANCY LIVE 'LOBsTERs;
BLOCK ISLAND SWORD FISH, Ib.,.. ... “.320
Clare that we will not helpline Re—
,publlcan party, in' Connecticut,z~by'
goontributing money: raising money or,
.speaking in the campaign'untll the
thirty—sixth State has ratified and our
pesition as voters is madesecure." . .
Mrs. Stokes, 'lMiss Olcott. and j’HI-s.»
Alice went to Columbus, Ohio; on
Tuesday. to translate their plédge‘
STEAK HALIBUT,’m., ccccc I a or. eu’u to: ...r..' entree A
e STEAK GOD, 1b., .aro. ee. aaaaaa pee on. to. ."- .,-¥r...250fi/
LBUmR FISH, Ibo" - u on o ’.' e y i u e .‘.'..'.,;'v" { r
BOSTON BLfiEFISH’ 5'1": vi. .2... - a . a . o e I o a 3.1;“. 37720162;
, rgFLATFISH’ 1b., '... ..e ..: .9. .......,..._ ..‘. .":..‘y.‘..-;14GA.‘,,
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HADDOGK! Ibo. ...... '... V... “2
.Rom cums}.qt" cit ”.3...
ov --o In: a". to. {1.200
into action by appealing to the Jinnah:
lican Naiional committee for seaport
in their fight to make Connecticfitbr‘
léermont the thirty-amt: State idiot,
us, Saturday“. )
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' ONE'AND TWO.
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ClIILDREN’s SOCKS—In «mice assortment “will?“ colors——
' , 35c Values. NOW .29c , . .
LADIES’ LACE STOCKINGS-Black .
V 7 szm- $2.51»- s3.5o—- 555(5—~ saoo
LADIES’ BATIIINC TIGII'I‘s AND STOCKINGS
PIECE BATHING SUITS FOR MEN AND BOYS
and a limited range of colors- . . .,
. .. a .?5%'5,§,§3.W3
7e S ' "-
, 51'.".§gu,.r 5'!
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(Continued'n-om first 938°)
ernor, or Unit
to keep busy on
vid E. FltzGerald.
he Can run: .
those desiring any p
should make
FOR HARTFORD
States Senator, just
edd to show Mayor Da~
of New Haven. that
It is very evident Inst
art. of Mr. use:
" ' he next few .men ,
me} 8 time “$3.2... reservations early.
, Mr. Spellacy went to San Francis-
H. Krieger Ea” Co.
Vacation Clothes
DO YOU INTEND GOING ON YOUR VACA-
TION? LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH SUMMER
lugs
tovote for Homer S. Cumin
glad to work for his. chief. Attorney
General A. Mitchell Palmer, in this
or “how happy I could be Wlth either.
posllion, Mr. Spellacy did exceedingly
Well. considering the awkwardness of
the position, and, according to Chair
man FlizGcz-ald. of the Connecticut
delegation, when "Tom" wanted votes
from Connecticut for Palmer. “Dave
day before Mr. Spellacy left. Frisco for
the East, he was the dinner guest of
Mr, Palmer, and so it seems safe to
say that the resignation of the assist-
ant attorney general is not the result
of a demand from his chief on account
.Ol‘ any dissatisfaction with the way
he handled his affairs in California.
Nothing unpleasant happened at the
Palmer—Spellacy dinner in San Fran»
cisco. as far as is known here, and all
is harmony. it is said. as far as host
and guest are concerned. But “Tom”
is coming hack to practice law. run a
newspaper and throw a scare into the
Film City executive. - ,
GIRL. WITNESS DlSAPPEA‘RS.
McLaughlin. aged 16. who testified at
the trial of Ursula Broderick. also 16.
convicted on a charge of murder in
connection «with the shooting of her
stepfather. Joseph Woodlock, has
gay night, police Were informed to
ay.
Miss McLaughlin had been summon-
ed as a Witness for the State in the
trial of Mrs. W’oodloek. mother of Ur-
sula. who is charged jointly with the
latter m connection with her hus-
lo {on years in prison, but is out on.
Made A Change In Her.
Mrs. L. Gibson. 12th & Edison ..
La Junta. (1010.. writes: "My kldnfis
were giving me a great deal of trouble
for some time and I took Foley Kidney
Pills and they helped me right away.
They made such a change in. me'that
I feel fine." Foley Kidney Pills
promptly relieve backache, rheum Ilc
pains. sore. swollen or stiff muse es
and joints. They put the kidneys and
bladder in sound healthy condition.
STILLSON. POWELL CORPORATION
13 to 14 INCHES Is NORMAL
READING DISTANCE
Do you feel like pushing your pa—
per farther from your eyes in
order to see with comfort. If you
do, you need a pair of Thamer’s
glasses. ' .
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TH A M~ R
Optometrists and Optician!
:l'he hence ‘ol good glm‘. ,
veilellfic .53». 5;. Stamina ,
We Close at 6 P. M. Daily
OSPeCivills‘forl the ,_
' Week 5 ,
seems Evap. mm ‘..13c1 _
fizY-i Slate Pew“; 1% 19°
“between the devil and the deep sea?
.I‘
were t‘other dear charmer away, ,
handed them to him, Again. on the
CLOTHES ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
ELLACY WILL 7
SPQUIT WASHINGTON
bail ending appeal.
M15. McLaughlin testified that Ur-
sula and Mrs. Woodlock had sacred
a bribe to state that she had seen
’Woodlock act improperly toward his
stepdaughter. and girls who came to
the “'oodlock home to visit Ursula.
BIBLES FOR HOTELS.
=financing the distribution of 56.000 Bis
ST. LOUIS. 310.. July 22.—~Floronce‘
been missing from home since Satur- ‘
band‘s death, Ursula was sentenced ‘
ST. LOUIS. MO. July 22.«~Plans for
bias in hotels through the United
Slates during the non: year were dis
cussed at the annual contention of
(he Gideons today. An expenditure
of “(3.000 will be necessary. The on-
ganlzalion has distributed “0.000 Biv
bles since it. was formed in 1899.
~Went Ads. Bring WM.
. Dorlon House *
ShoreDinoers,
Allkinds of SeaFOOd
Steaks, Chops and
Chicken .
i , A La‘Carte
NORWALK -- NEW YORK
TRANSPORTATION
manufacturer A Specialty ,
Long Distance Hauling"
We guarantee service—-
JOHN 'F. HEAL? 85 SONS
39 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 15in.
during the summon, months.
, NewYork Ladies’l’ailor'
1' Bressmaker and Farrier
\ TO THE PUBLIC!
in order to keep, our hell:
we , ”egalitarian“: ”stunner
skirts made tgoi‘rder from
$2.50 ED.
11 North Mela Street.
Phenom ' V
TEETH
extracted by the most approved and
most modern methods. Eveiy ~ccn.
sclentious dentist saves a tooth if
there is a possibility of doing so. but
it frequently happens that a tooth
has passed the saving state when a
dentist first see: it, so there is noth-
ing left to do but have it out. With
my method the operation is Qulck,
simple, free from all pain and amt.
tended by danger or any .2: alter-
effects.
Dr. J. H. Mallory
16 sow; Main so, South Norwalk
Hours: 9 a. m. to 8 p. c1.
Sundays By Appointmcert Only
I...“
OLD CARS!
an your old cars to the lax-Lugo-
M 3m Wreckmg‘ CO. 2310
lath 41”., between Oak and
m» ’ 3‘» Bridgeport, Com.
m Barnum 5586-2. .Second.
W M and tires to fit any
nah-deer.
A
LET US
DEVELOP AND PRINT
YOUR PICTURES
Expert Workmaushin
24 Hour’s Service
The Hamilton
Shop
49 Wall Street.
r“
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WW v-
GoodieShop
22 NO. Main Street .
Opp. Palace Theatre.
it
‘ M
.per month. Machined
cold _ ethane- mouth.
PLOHIIR.
7 WRIT“ ‘txcmmnl.
OI him to Meg may upon." Cone.
“ *3 F. SLY-01%;],
Trun k s f and
Bags
30:3 Pmeo ~
South Norwalk
; For Vacation
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