hoe ' s' This Mean
«use nu __
.. A. m.-
» no
A, “Anything to You! 2
l The wholesale price of Coal was
advanced on‘ May 181:, also on
lune lst. Another advance com-
.8 July 1st, also new; Pennsyl-
”his State Tax. “ MM‘
'Xou know what this means to
In retailer and you can easily
guess who tit means to the con-
mer. -
1 warning here, a warhing true.
II
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2' Does it mean anything to you?
'(Our phone, you know, is Six-
live-Two)
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— B lING
SHOULD BE ' RMMED’ “i
Orders and Contracts Accepted subject to strikes. accideitl; 0: .1 A
Causes Beyond Our Control.
8;; Don’t Blame Lumber-—'—Investigate " it
Our observation for several months past (we see a change now)
that the general talk prevalent in building circles that the price 0!
lumber was down, a good many projects that had been held up were
dug out and rengured and no appreciable reduction in price was shown.
Lumber was ilgured much lower, but due consideration was not given
the fact that the cost of ordinary construction was nearly so per cent
for items other‘than lumber and which had not been reduced at db
Consequently, the substantial reduction in lumber did not make a very
material dinerence in the cost at a Job and the plans were tucked
awar'y again. Under this conditioa it seems necessary to us that the
tact be brought home that lumber is down and we .
were realised by the people interested I: building in one way or
another influence would be directed toward the reduction of the price
of all other items entering into construction.
5 THE HATCH a BAILEY co. '
up.“
eve that it this
, _ G: .5; ;“
COMPLETION
geontlnued from First Page).
ae-
pieted for about eight miles except
about one and one-half hiles travel
pa'nes over stone base. For the re-
mainder oi the distance through tra-
vel are recommended to take the de-
tour via Pleasant Valley as the steam
shovel is at work grading.
Woodbury—liittuminous surface be-
ing constructed through Woodbury
street and detoure are posted.
Danbury-Bethcl—Concrate road be-
ing constructed between Danbury and
Bethe-l but very convenient detour
availablé at present time.
Hartford-New London Turnpike.
five steam shovels and three concrete
mixers at work. Good many detour:
luxurious places. none very good.
Norwich-Westerly road under con-
struction. No detours.
The Alfred Fox Plano Co.
I“ North Main 8t., So. Norwalk
.Opp. church
Congregational
COUTH NOIWALK
\
NAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
nleralsuroue ‘ .. 3 .
CADILLAC EIGHT moron CAns
mousmss 1'03 momenta m0”
Tm slam -
NORWALK C GOODYEAR 9089 11m
PHONE. ,1“, sen
Norwich-Gallows iiill road under
construction. no dctou'rs.
Sterllrlg-l'lainl'icld road under con-
struction. Short detour provided on
first road north. ,l)t-tour good.
Brooklyn-llampton road
construction. Good detour
<on iirst road cast.
Thompson-llrnndy Hill road under
construction. Good tit-tour on llrst
road cast.
lianlpton~Scotland rond lllldvr con-
struction. No dctonr.
Columllia-llcllron maul undvr con-
struction. No «It-lollr only win-n her is
under
provided
Ne. 50771—Blue Jeane, Traveller
Male Voices—Premier Quartet
The two words, “Blue Jeans,"
stand for rustic simplicity and the
happiness or humble things. In his
lyric, the writer of this song, Harry
I). Kerr. describes the unforgetable
ehys oi} childhood, when the hero
of the song played with a little girl
b whom he gave the name of
“Blue Jeans."
NO. 50771—Hey Paw! Shrigley
Male‘ Voices—Premier Quartet
"Hey Paw!" opcns with a some g
at a. country lair, at which there is
plenty of noise, made wtlh rnchcls.
bells and horns, followed by a
dialogue bv-lwecn some i'armvrs
QUALITY
'A. F. BECKMANN & '00., Inc.
83-85 WASHINGTON STREET
AND
FREE DELIVERY
GROCERIES
if .1? 21.7!!!”
to ln- npplicd. then poor and long d!»-
tour.
(‘nlumluln-Lc-hnnon road practically
finishcd caccpl for shouldcr work.
L'olchrook-Muin ntrH-l work under
construction. (Ipcn.
Sharon-Amcniu. l'nion road under
construction. “mu.
'l'orrington-Norfolk ruzul npprunclws
to llrnkcullr lvrillgq- lumilcnll) lllllsll-
PHONE 140s
present. At the end or the clamor.
“Si Holbrook‘s Singing Orchcstl‘a"
.r—which is reully‘the Premier Quar—
is introduced.
No. 50772—Just Wanting You—-
Fox Trot, Zamecnik
For Dancing—Orlando's Orchestra
Mr. J. S. Zamecnik is well known
as a composm- of popular melodies,
Imild Edison owners are more or lees
hmlliar will) his cxce-llcnl work.
This latest ll2‘( um! 01' ills St‘i'lllri new
cured or K"!ll;l.’ll populurily in:~ its:
ingratlaling nit-lolly the kind
that wins all hrnrts.
No 50772-4053 3 Miss—Medley
Waltz (introducing “Moonlight
in Mandalay"), De Voll, Yellen,
Baron, Olman.
Green Bros. Novelty Band
For Dancing
As we luu'n- ollo-n mid bcforc,
good wullzws um I00 lure to miss.
This one. mad» up of two popular
Iielodles from the songs, "Kiss a
Kiss" and “Moonlight in Manda.
by," commands your alllenlion and
Illnlrntlon hy hs lull swcrp and
is
Schultze’SQSaturdaY Specials
SMALL LOINS 0F PORK. . . . . . . . . .250 lb.
RUMPS NATIVE VEAL . ..... . . . . .25c lb.
FOREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB..20c lb.
SHOULDER POT ROASTS ..... . . . .14c lb.
Schultzefs Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main 8t., Wash 'ton 8t., and R. B. Ave, 8. Norwalk
BLACK ROCK
ALL MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON—Standard Time—Wednesdays
we‘srponr
BRIDOEPORT
hunting beauty.
No. 5077—Tea Leaves—Fox Trot.
Eagan.Whitlng
For Dancing
In Fells' Della Robbin Orchestra
Among the multitude nl Oriental
fox trots, this one stands out as
mething ul exceptional quality.
“e music is lull of uncxpccted
Imus and twists of melody and
harmony. lndlcazlng th'lt the com—
.I-er of then). ichurd A. \Vliltlng,
B A musician of originality.
h. 50774—Would YouT—Fox Trot
Hurling-McConnell, Orlando's'Orch.
For Dancing
The appetite for fox trots is far
III-I satiation. "“‘ould You?” is a
number that will tlckle the appe-
"Sm/voA/eo COTTON 5709'.
f o
IVOM NHL
7‘.) Vi)‘.’
Re Just a little more.
vases-sees I
._ .Mecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10c.
.- Panatclla Extras Are
; “ Also Sold for 10¢
:Ihr No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
‘ COMPANY.
8
MEN’S AND YOUNG MEN’S
SUITS
.f Values up to $40.00
. $15-$25
and Bugs Cleaned Clean
Colors Restored, Like New
”IINTAI. RUG! Carefully
Treated
Called tor and Balm
Iervloe Prompt.
Carpet Cleaning 00..
.OIi-r 03-. Is. New
{non see
a:
June Sale
An opportuhe time for
the Bride, the Matron, the
Graduate and the Vaca-
tionist to supply them-
selves with Corsets, Hos-
iery, Gloves, Brassieres,
and Underwear
8pcohlly Reduced Prices
scum sanguine manna
and am
‘State Police Force
Being Reorganized
E
l HARTFORD. June 18.-—‘ was said
i
at the Capitol today that l ere would
be u. large addition or ncw‘men on the
statc police force when the law for
the reorganization of the force gocs
into effect July 1. ’l‘herc will be much
wccding out in it? combined mem-
bership of the present start of motor
vehicle inspectors and statl'i policemen.
The force will consist of fifty men and
a superintendent. Componsution of
the men below the rank of officer will
be five dollars a day. Thcy will be' in
uniform of dark cloth.\with puttees.
Arrangements will'be made for elec-
tive training. The ,men will . be
mounted on motor cycles and horses.
l
:U. S. to Buy One of Azores
Islands, Reports Berlin
u
- It is reported iii-German diplomatic
circles that the linlted States has con-
eluded-to purchase one of t Azores
islands. The German into ant -re-
gsrds this as most probable, exprgssa
.ing surprise that ’the J‘nited States
, ml. ”pt-n.
' \\'lm*hv .‘ill‘l ('il) ul' \Villshll. .\’0_
Main at ru-t. l‘lni«v t'ollslllll‘liun
Short detour nrm-snnn. l'oslt-Il.
llrnnioni-lndlnn .\m~k roml. lir-
tour from llrunfurd t'rntrr by tho-
llnilrnmi station to llulmn Xo't'k.
l'ink Hrclml‘ll. \\'ll'-lmlll llill run! in
llrnnfohl Urnlrr.
(IninKP—Uccnn :na nm- l‘lnscd from
thr north. lk-luur l".ll t‘nlhlllzil Inn,
\\':li-ltown-'l‘lmmuMun ininl clmuwl.
IIJlIlill'll \Vllilm-x .n- lllll'. All south
bnlilnl trnfllc mm In llL‘llI nt ilamvlrn
1‘0“” Dhnl. (is this Is llll‘ Inn-l road [0
.\‘c w “an n.
\‘lllll'lell‘ Lurky
Grunln : umpl: 'v-«l.
Sililelmu-ilunln
“pulsar Locks to
hlJlle cl
llmnl
Ilil \b'tllli
Mme \\.-liul'.~ m'lluul.
hut rough.
from
pilfl‘l'il"
FORMER STUDENT
HERE MARRIED
lN (:RE lN‘VlCH
(l'uuimunl inmi l‘il‘sl l‘.lg- ).
.\lumvlu.nl is .I In \li \\'llll.alu
filuun Ill‘illl. ul t'lil. so. .i “c.“llly
inn-Lil \\lln is no“ i in}; at 1'3” l‘nl'k
York i‘i'\.
:u- ' vi' \ ".
H . ' l‘tlll'lll nlxc- infill !\\O'|'I-
.llEI' .‘llhfl lit ll
:1 llltl n [it‘dlt'ill_\'
mull) Moon--
wvnu ‘ 1;.
l. " . ' '. ill ’v
H .. WI; it)
\, lit
Hl ..- a
Illil‘l-x.’
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.HLll'
l-ll'l‘ ulm 1~ kmw‘n un ilw
.\ l; 2- ':.-n> .\I(\llll‘llll,
.\ Tnlv lu litr uphilm-nl. hi
i“ u it .u- llll' . \anm min)
Sllr II N In (I ] It'lt [Ilitllll‘ m- ll»
3.1K! izom Fondant," lhul Illir “ulild
not l‘l'llliil lump lat”. Mrs. lhnln-ll
“us nrn- "Lila Iv l- phonrll
"This lillll‘ l‘unslnnn- inrm'mnl lll‘l‘
IIIOIIH‘I‘ lllui slaw llml lust law It mar-
liq-d. Mill. lirunvlt was astonished.
hut gnu' lhc couplu- hcr Meaning.
All was fllllil in ihr llcnncit house-
hold until shortly «tier 3 o‘clock. 'l‘hc
doorlu ll rung. Mrs. lhmmtt nun-upr-
ml. Thrrr atom! .\li‘. nmi Mrs. l‘lu-uirr
Moorrhoi-l. Mill luck from tin-(incli-
wit‘li rlnln nu ill.
Mr:- I'u-nnrtl lll\llt‘d illo- two In. told
Mr. Moon-lulu] to no to n holvl for
”11‘ night. and ktpl hcr Mllgilltl‘ .‘tl
llulllt'.
\\ it!
Mr. Moore-luau] wont to tho llill-
morn Huh I, llr “as tall” llwrc. yrs-
Ivr-lu) . “r I" func-l in um- 11 porters.
_\'. llln r \uung .\Ir. Moorrhuul nor. his
pun his. who liu~ at .\'n. 92" Park auc-
nur. “ould talk of plans for the in.
llil’l _
llul Mrs. llrnho ll mullr it plain that
hllu‘ “ouhl not stand in lllt‘ \HH' 01
marital luulpinru. Rho said.
"t'onstnllm- illltl t‘licstr‘r luu'c lu’l'n
Rut-rilll‘uriu lol' u long lilnv. lllll l
dill not know lhry inlcnnlrd to bc
lllllrllt'fl so soon.
't‘lwsli-r \nis urn-paring
and ('tnlsldllcv
for Yulv
“m: m-ltlng rcndy to
go on the «than: i don‘t know what
tin-y “ill do now. l'cmonnlly. I in-
lcml to mukc llw host of It. llul I
don't know thI Mr. "cum-it will
say whom 110- comes home. "C is in
California acting in motion plcturva.
ihmc tl-lcgmphl-d him «bout the
lilnrrliigi‘. I import him home in
about two wecka."
“'he-u the announcement of thc
l
. l
marringc was mudc in the papers lo-
cal pcoplc l‘f‘Clln'lt' awurc that tho
l.ridcgromn was none othcr than ihc
young rvllow that was a student at
the Harstmm Preparatory School
hrrc din-ins.r thc curly part of the year.
At that timc I'M‘ roomcd on I’nion
Park. He was wolf-known among the
and Colors.
Men’s .Bathing Suits—One and two-piece Worsted Suits. . . . .
Boys ’ Bathing Suits—One and two-piece . . . . . . . . . . . . $20010 $3.75.
“Kiddie” Bathing Suits—One—piece Worsted Suits, low priced.
SURF CLOTH AND SKINNER SATIN FOR BATHING sms
WE RENT
TORRINGTON
CLEAN ERS
A telephone 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
all included in the very
reasonable charges. .
Another big advant-
age of this department
is a practical demon-
stration of The Tor-
rington, to the. house-
wife of its superiority
over any (fiber electric
vacuum cleaner.
All r e n t al charges
may be credited on the
purchase price.
French Cruiser Sinks
Submarine Deutschland
«‘Hrfluml‘iu‘l. Franco. Juuc ii.—
The formcr German super-subrnnrinc
llcuuwhhuni. which in lots slippcd
into llallimorc hnrlvor {tom Gcrmany
urn-r tluringly running the gnmlci 0i
llritinh and i-‘rcnch cruisers. was sunk
by gunfire ”day during target pm.
tlsc. 'l‘hv submarine had scrvcd as :l
lurm-t for n series or submarine nt-
tark ¢‘\]wrlln1‘llls currivd out by the
l-‘rrm-h urmon-d cruiacr Glll')‘tl0n and
was soul to tho bottom acvcn niilcs ofl‘
allorr. S‘plnncs hm'crcd ovcr the
unlit. taking photozrnpha of the dir»
{cunt phnsca or the attack on the
sullmcrnihlc.
Bf
SPECIALS -
FOR THE WEEK
Kerosene Oil—gallon . . . 17c
No. 1 Corned Beef, can, cut ‘
to . . . ........... 17c
”— ‘
"A. STUL
sewer, scrum
anaemia... . -.
N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE. g
, - Bathm' g Suits,
Stockings and Tights
I iies’ Bathing suits—One andtwo-piecé models, in many
Bwiits‘PrideSoap,6 bars 25cr
. .
But cvcn tlicn. things aren't
For the grit in the
rugs stays there, the dust in tl c
upholstery goes deeper. the gray
really clean.
Not a Headache—j
Just Cleaning with a Broom
' lama, JUNE 18. 1921
' Caps, Shoes,
film on the walls gets thicker.
A Torrington Electric -Vacuum
Cleaner will change all this.
cleaning with a Tonington is clean
It gets up all the deep—
It never raises dust.
Pay us a visit today and see how a
Tonington, with its full-tufted, revolv-
brush and
powerful suction, changes cleaning
:0 a few minutcs’ play each day.
cleaning.
down dirt.
ing, carpet - sweeper
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Styles
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$3.50 to $5.93.
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The Palace Bootery
PALACE THEATRE BUILDlNG
Graduation Footwear
White Kid 2-etrap pump with
~ .Baby Louis XV Heels $5.95
White Kid 2-etrap pump with tuli
Louis XV Heels.. . $6.45 to $8.45
White Reignakin. 1-atrap pump
with Baby Louis XV Heels, $5.45
Silk Hosiery ....... $1.50 to $1.75
3-eeam, full fashioned.
Shop at the Palace Bootery
Where jour Dollar Does
the Work of Two
Perfectly Pasturlzed
Milk and Cream
fl'he milk for babies delivered
to all parts 0! the Norwalks
and Bowuton.
mutter. lggstromour
hm. snowman:
F. H. WEMPE & SON
Telephone sees. store
Telephone 1018
younger set.
This morning. at the Harstrom
SCHOOL It was stated that Moor-cheat!
had left the school some timc ago. and
that nothing was known of his where-
abouts.
M
oeurszv nor MARRIED
ATLANTIC CITY, N. 1., June 18.—
Jack Dempsey. training here for his
heavyweight championship fight with
Georges Carpeutier two weeks from
todav at Jersey City, did not take
seriously the report that he had been
named as a co—respondent in a divorce
suit. He said he did not know the
woman and had
Pswhuskn. never been! “I
Dbrlon
ShortaDiuneI-s
.Z‘
House .
T
D. M. Famous '
l SRORTING GOODS
humanism-rues
.gmmasm‘
The Douglas Fowler W. R. 0.. No.
is. met. last evening. at G. A. R. Hall.
when the Sewing Ci disbanded for.
the summer month-3"
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A. W. Hodge
Inna nan. 31.00;
som‘ stairwell ‘
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H.
to Mull, \anl‘r‘”.
CHARGE ACCOUNTS
Krieger C0.
3%
The Leading
Outfiltlcrs
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153 Wasliiz‘ytcr
SOUTH NORWALH.
SUITS FOR 3
Genuine “Pain: mics“.
Clothe in All Shadts
COAL
GRAIN. “'00”,
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512m
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