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“ Anything” to You I?
“ The wholesale price of Coal was
advanced on May lst, also on
June lst.
in; July lst, also new Pennsyl-
Innis. State '1‘“ 1" Q .a‘
You know what this means to
the retailer and you can easily
guess who tit means to the con-
gamer. , , ,
’A warning here, a warning true.
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Does it mean anything to you?
(Our phone, you know, is Six-
Five-Two. )
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OOH! IN AND HEAR THESE
RE-CREATIONS
All for You—Fox Trot,
Jazz Orchestra
I Like It—Medlex Fox Trot '
(Introducing “My Mammy"),
Orchestra
Teddie—Medley Toddle
(Introducing “No Wonder I'm
llue") Jazz Orchestra
I Call You Sunshine—Medley Fox
Trot (Introducing “Dear Me")
Jazz Orchestra
Arablan Yogi Man—Fox TFot
Della Robbin Orchestra
Calling—Fox Trot
Della Robbia Orchestra
Mt. Miss Lizzie, Al Bernard
.eandlnsvla (Sing Dose Song and
Make DOse Music) Aileen Stanley
Camp and Nestle in Your Daddy's
Fox Trot, Orchestra
Bearish—Fox Trot, Orchestra
Ilka Believe—Fox Trot, Orchestra
”I: of a Southern Sea—Fox Trot.
Novelty Band
Ideals, Harve'y' Hindermyer and
Mlxed Chorus. (Tenor)
h the Heart of Dear Old Italy
Metropolitan Quartet
The Alfred Fox Piano Co.
- No. Main 8t.,.So. Not-walk, Conn.
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[oriecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
h Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold‘l'or 10c
”at No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD \VELL CIGAR
COMPANY.
CARPET CLEANING
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TIRES AND TUBES
met Quality. Lowest Prices,
"or find Generator Brush. (of
All Makes of Carl
BICYCLES
In Easy Terms it Doflred
'A'ARON KOHN
[is trading Accessory Star.
I ma Ave. Phone I”,
Another advaRCe com—I '
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B’ “ .I I“ G 8110 j BE "arr: ._
Orders and Contracts Aéoepted Subject to Strikes, Accidentl. or If
Causes Beyond Our Control. l J
E Don’t Blame Lumber—Investigate ‘2
Our observation for several months past (V0 see a chance now).
that the general talk prevalent in building circles thathtlig pflcseg
lumber was down. a good many projects that had been e upshown.
dug out and reflxured and no appreciable reduction in price was t ivon
Lumber was figured much lower. but due consideration wuono ‘cont
the fact that the cost of ordinary construction was nearly 8 egel-t all.
for items other than lumber and which had not been reduc a e
‘ Consequently. the substantial reduction in lumber did not make a gut:
material diflerence in the cost of a. job and the plans were t'th the
away again. Under this condition it seems necessary. to us It‘thll
fact be brought home that lumber la down and Ire-believe that or
were realized by the people interested In building that in one way”.
another influence would be directed toward the reduction of them
or all other items entering into construction.
' THE HATCH & BAILEY Co.
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. DISTRIBUTOR. ‘_
CADILLAC EIGHT M023}! CABS ll
nines am
Lnsoosnins r01; {gum
NORWALK O GOODYEAR CORD TIRE. \
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FURNITURE CO.
i27-i29 WASHINGTON ST.
SO. NORWALK
. Schultze’s Saturday Specials
Prime Rib Roasts .............. 22c-32c lb.
Wilson’s Certified Hams . ...... . . . . .32c lb.
Small Pork Loins ...... ......28c lb.
Forequarters Spring Lamb . . . . . . . . .24c lb.
Shoulder Steak 16clb
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Not-walk, 39 Main 8t., Wash 'ton 8L. and B. 3. Ave, 8. Norwalk
wesrroar BLACK ROCK sszooseonr
ALL MARKETS otose AT NOON—standard Time—Wednesdays
. QUALITY GROCERIES
‘ AND
FREE DELIVERY
Inc.
PHONE 1406
A. F. BECKMANN & CO.,
“.6 WAOHINOTON STREET
“fits and Rugs Cleaned Olsen
Colors Restored. Like New
balaN'rAi. nuoa carefully
Treated
“I Called for and DOIIVOM
Iervlce Prompt.
Can. Carpet Cleaning Co.
I cedar 8t. be. Not-wall
PHONE 969
CLOTHING
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FURNISHINGS
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BOYS AND Gm
At “to
Children‘s Store
I? West Washington I... m
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David W. Raymond '
E.2DERTAKER
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SPECIALS
Genuine Spring Legs of Lamb Roasting Chickens 58c lb.
small ...... z . . . . . . . . . . 45c lb. Swifts. Wilsons, Fidelity Hams
Forequartere Lamb 35c lb. ......... ..... ..... 32c lb.
Winter Lamb ........... 28¢: lb. Pickled Pigs Knuckles, Pigs
Native Veal from . 22c up Feet, and Tongues in large ‘
High Grade leaf ' Jars ........... 85c
Fancy Foyls ..... . ...... 45c lb. Best Fresh Creamery ’Butter
Smoked and Corned Beef Tongue. .......... . .......... 42c lb.
Sperry d. Barnes Hams. 35c lb. Strictly Fresh Eggs ..... 45c dbl.
FULL LINE IN FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
c. D. CHARNOK
'PHONE 683-2 FREE DELIVERY 1! RAILROAD AVENUE
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GEORGIA AND AKVEXIA PLA( 172-: The dollar. worth 5,000 rubles three
: FL'L. ( months ago. it quoicd how at 1"
TIFLIS. June ll.——Georgin and Ar- itlmt value. ' d times
menia seem to have a period of quIN‘ Restaurants and near] '
. all
now that Bolshevlk rule is definitely except those selling food.) are 5:32?
catabliahefl. The governing power .1" general foreigners ha\
.7 'e not en
tvhile ostensibly in the hands of localgbothered. although palaces andbihe
revolutionary committees is said
to‘Dmperty oi the wealth v
depend upon secret Russian commit- retlulsitioned, y ha 6 been
tees.
nolshevik troops at Tlfiis. Datum GOV];
and Erivan apparently are on their
good behavior. They are trying. it is,
said. to convince Americans and other
foreigners that the Baku outrages are
—___________
RNOR LAKE AT “‘OBCESTER
WORCESTER. Mama June. 10.—
‘Governor Everett J. Lake. of Connecb
iicut. a member of the clan of 1890.
not to be repeated. So far there hay-9.11! \Vorcester Polytechnic Institute.
been few executions. Most of those fiwas the p cipal speaker at its Com-
were for food speculation. ’mencemen exercises today.’
Probably half the people or the cit-l
ice are without money and are being
Chemical Engineer: Howard
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ED ONTON, Alto... June lie—FOP-
tunc era from all parts or Canada
and various parts of the United States
are mothering for their dash into the
Far North on and mineral fields when
navigation opens about the middle 01
June.
Edmonton, Fort McMurray and
Peace River Creams. "18 ”It?" “"0
gateways into the Mackenzie river ba-
sin oil fields. are showing signs 01'
great activity, with large fleets of
river steamers and 8880”“? b05318. set
ting ready for the short summer trans-
portation season. -
Edmonton railroad yards are Jam-
ming through freight for north points.
and both Fort McMurray and Peace
River Crossing are experiencing un-
precedented prosperity and bustle. all
coming from the first wave of the oil
boom. , .
The little Town of Fort McMurray
has already doubled .iis population
since last fall. and. with the 090"an
of navigation. it is expected to reach
four times its previous size. Many
new buildings are being erected. while
along the hanks of the river. boots.
scowa and lumber craft are being con-
structed. ,
Peace River Crossing also is garner-
ing its share or the rush. This town
is the temporary headquarters of the
Government parties going into inn
North country this your in addition
to oil pronpeclnrs. Ten Government
parties are getting ready at Peace
River. or huu- already taken the field
from this point. including four topo~
Krilhhlcul. lhrev geological and one
naironomlcnl muru-y pnrllv is. Another
GO\crnmcut party will niuko an ex-
lmuailw- report oi lhv posslllilliirs of
ihc new oil fields
River men any that they will in
nlilc to handle all rrvichl oin-n-d for
northern poinl~a_ ru-cnl hmny mill.-
haying lillc-d all northern sinusitis and
solu‘d lhv prol-lrm or low water,
which thicnIo-m-l to tie up migration
to (he Méli‘kl‘nllt' Ilrlds,
In the nit-:Iuilmo- the :lf‘II\H'\' at
Fort .\Ir‘.\lurrn\ :iwl I‘viu‘c lilxer
Crossing Is growing in inlrsiiy dziily.
livery train to ihu- North is crnwdt-rl
:ind Hamlin-t ivnlll both points luy
that :in-nuinmdulinns “TV at n premi-
um. line purl) Inning lu'rr- for Port
MrMunny look .ilunc llulr own l-nl
«llnz inul wh-ll-i II‘XIIN. TI‘DOII! luinx
llmi iltvry “mill l..- mmlvlr IO‘OIUIHIH
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or efiects.
WE RENT
TORRINGTON
CLEANERS
A &lephone or post
card request will result
in the prompt delivery
of a Torrington Clean-
er at your home and
full instructions how to
use it and its return is
lht ill 0.1 .llll\'.|l liiu r crnil .nr Ink» . .
int: iii" “an: d illy .ll both ilu-u- an 11101wa In the very
[inn-Jr. ‘ -
'l‘iinl limulnh -‘. :nullzmlilrs nnliv l~ reasonable charges. ‘
pair HI‘llll‘ dill.w:li‘. “lih purius uf
"I‘hovhdl‘h. ‘1‘" .v
l‘IlIlilIIY. l'.
n- “rumv lit. in
c \ i-l- ill from ”it SIIIHL‘I lit
H :ulnilnru l;ii\- “mini: 1 "il‘_\ lulu llll‘
llu‘
Another big advant-
age of this department
is a practical demon-
III \\‘ Lillilil.
.\i .1” pnliru- 1-nlnls li‘:ill‘.‘n‘l l-\ lin-
ltmzil .‘tuvllswtq Mount”! I‘nlim.ml
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u. I l‘: r~ and MY.» H; .il«' rump: llrd l0 0 r-
~i=v~u “H i' c ‘lll'\ prrmii- Th 31‘ per. Stratlon 0f Thea-12—
il' l l
~ - Hi lus'ird IIIVS.‘ IIlI' .ippll-
« '3 x 4.. fl:- lulrols. com-
rington, to the house-
]. ‘ "‘1ch ~. -‘ "IlIIIISIL’ n" and e ' ‘ riori
‘ . 'l ' ~." 'lu.‘ ill: \ .irq‘ phl‘il» \‘1fe Of 1th supe t.y
- i" ., '~ n‘ ‘4‘: 2': I. tlflfll,
.. . ‘»' ,3“; “,1; over any Other electric
-. 9 . '. “fly. .1 nl in mg :ilnlc , eaner.
i. v ,.. iiil..iiinn .11 ii . run! of Vacuum C]
H. ,s ("‘5 work. Falling in line.
Il . . my: vim). llmi Ill! _\ lmu- :i grill: All 1' e n t 31 Charges
st 'l.-- sullli 1- ill for a full l.‘ months or
ilml ihwx Il;e\l‘ the necessary nrd-rs
may be credited on the
purchase price.
bu the int-Inn; rosin illi'Id-I) (sillillsh-
ed to carry tin-m ihroulzli (or u your}
stupply or {and O
'l‘hus fur ln_w or Ihosv :rpphlmr for
permits hue bun Tl rum d h)- policc
omrlnln.
Later Oil. \vha'n III!" rt‘nl rush he.
nine. polo-v onlcmis any. considerable
‘vcdlnsz-nui will have to he drum.
The H? milt poriuge lit-tween Port
Ir‘iizgrrnld and For! Smith is cuwcl-
HI lo show cousi-l-mlilr ’collgt'sliun
“Ilrn IIll' unit starts. old limt rs nu).
notwithstanding IIlI' presence or 5"
(cams and scveml pow-tri’ul lmclors.
which huxv been 54‘"! in this strip of
land to I‘opi‘ with the mm“.
The Hut natural routes lt-n-llnl: In
the For! Norman i‘wlds llrt‘ \in Peace
l:l\cr I'ucssing und’ Purl McMurrziy.
'l‘hrrr .‘ll‘I‘ luo oilu-r routes. Ilovwvcr.
which would land the lnnclcrs in the
‘2:
THIS IT" (‘nl'nl ‘Il X01125.
Tomorrow. in-ing the second Sundn}
in IIN‘ monih. all the 6:30 aenlct- “ill
lw the corporaln‘ communion of the
Lilrls' li‘rlcudly Society. After the
9:3" sculce there will he opportunity
for buptisms. Part-ms wishing child-
ren to he lmpliscd will lumih eonftr
“llIl the rector. telephone call 3315.
(in Tuesday cumin]; at 6:45 the rc-
szuizir Incl-ling oi' the ill-than) Chnpicr
oi the \\'omuu's Guild will he held in
Advanced demos included: _ i
. ‘93..-“
n-‘\\' ilrlds from six wccks to two ‘1‘“ Guild 700"" Th0 rector leglufdllr
llllillIIlH t‘nrlit‘r than In" (“her Ihl‘l‘ “UK on "59"“. Anii'llCJn iI ulnrl"
I‘rncc or .\lc.\lnrr:i.\‘ lines. l-ul ltolh "“‘n'u 119 “m take up par 0 .
the lives of llishop George \Vnshing-
ion lionnc. of New Jcrsry. and Bishop
.lnhp llcnry Hopkins. oi \crmonl.
'l‘lh-m‘ addressed have been vcry inter-
ilww rmnvs call for long pm'luges :md
(‘Ollrdiltl‘illvlf‘ outlii. "'
esiinc and this will be the last one
\llllll fall. .
Mrs. Snmml \Yxllnll. first director
of III!‘ Guild. has
P‘M'
Illlll fill RIBBERY
Continued from First page.
SPECIALS
For This Week
wlitn lhv pull-oil \vus helm: carried
from the main office across liarllmln-
nit-xv :uvum- to III" shop to pay ON the
night shill. The rush was in a small
wagon.
Jordan is 55 years old. has n wlfc
nnd Ilu‘ children and lives at 38 M1 r-
rill Siv‘vvl. ' He told the court he didn't
know what possessed him to attempt
the robbery. "It was a crazy idea."
he sold."‘li‘ I had given it sufficient
thought. I wouldn‘t have done it. I
cCOurI‘cd to the earlier in the day." He
said he wasn't "hard up" for money.
Jordan declared he undo no e‘lYort
to hit the pay-muster when he fired.
and sa'ys he didn't resist when they
caught him. There was no need or
'lmnging me up the way they did."
said he.
The police learned that Jordon pur-
chased a revolver Thursda)’. giving a
fictitious name and address.
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TICKLING BOY'S mm .
BRIISG/S 0N HYS‘I‘ERICS
Lad In Sea-Ions Condition as Result or The TeXfile Store
Prank.
NEW LONDON. June 11.—George “
Comi. 12. is in in acetone condition fol-
lowing an attack of hysterical brought
on when three of his playmates at-
tached him Wednesday on the grounds
at Fort Griswold. removed his shoes
and tickled his-feet. ,
He was found in a helwess condi-
tion by an officer at the tort. dad a
Granulated Sugar . . . . 61/2c lb.
No. 1 Corned Beef, can . . . 17c
Swifts Pride Soap, 6 for. . . 25c
SeemanBros.WhiteFloating‘
Soap,bar 6c
Kerosene Oil, Gallon . . . . . 17c
A. STULL
sew It. It» In“!
2-77
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Onex'Yard’ Goods Free
With every 5 ~yards purchased
during Anniversary Sale
kindly extended to ‘
NORWAIaK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE, ,3
Not a Headache—
Just Cleaning with
But even illt"l.
really clean.
rugs stays there, the dust in
upholstery goes deeper. the
film on the walls gcts thicker.
things
0
A Torrington Electric Vacuum
Cleaner will change all this.
cleaning with a Torrington is clean
It gets up all the deep-
It never raises dust.
cleaning.
down dirt.
Pay us a visit today and sec h
Torrington, with its full—tufted, rc
ing. carpet -swccpcr brush and
powerful suction. changes cleaning
to a few minutes’ play each day.
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A. Sale of Summer Suits and Coats
Two special lots in our Suit Section that afford an (‘ch
-~ chance for quick- buyers to purchase that vacation outii
money—saving balance over its real value that will
supplying. other little fineries that you had expected to fOl‘Qg
JUST TWENTY-Two .SUITS—
Of Jersey Cloth and Heather mixes. With a
' of sizes, from 16 to 40.
CHOOSE WHILE THEY LAST~SSL00
JUST TEN SPORT COATS—
Extra well made and finished garments, ideal for shore
or country outings. A nice assortment of weaves and col-
CHOOSE \VHILE THEY LAST! $12.00
piicmal
' t \Klth a
5:0 lav towards ,
0‘ i
good range
3
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a Broom
"ft
For 111': grit in UP:
913,-.
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gm;
For
0w 3
volv-
11
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lllc members of the \Vomuu‘.\ Gnihl.
I0 Ilile‘ a picnic HI litl lu .ii‘ll riding;-
i..‘onipo. on Tu«.~_sduy. Jlln" 3hr.
H. Krieger Co.
The Leading
All c' Y‘
Outfittters .
to Mon, “'omen, Boys and
Girls
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
' BOLICI'I'ED
.._l‘fi
-.e.
physician werkcd over him a ‘night
trying to relieve hills. He is ver-
owlrr‘ . i : ‘ ‘ l
SOMETHING
NEW! |
THE WARNER
CORSELETTE
FOP.r
Morning Wear, Riding, Motor-
ing, Bathing, Dancing, and ;
a;
o L. é,
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bread i
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Nowell & )llirlal
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153 '\'\'..>i.i:1;ticn
SOUTH Nomi ALK.
HOT WEATHER 1
Sl‘lTS F01l ”9‘
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Genuine “Palm 135:6”
Cloths in A‘i Shades .
$16.50
All Sports Wear l
s'r POPULAR PRICES
MME. JEANNETTE
cones-Inns um oLovna
“Sail-kg. Saxon-walk
1’55 .‘lO
’p,———IP__———_—-
RWALKS' ELECTRIC CO.
GRAIN. “'OOD’
-——— 4-”
GOAL
DEVINE BR
PHONE 53
F. H. BAXTm
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