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‘fi .OWN YOUR' OWN HOME! 0,"
noncreacntetneshbrtagebeeomesthehisherrestssrelikelan
Build Year Own Home_
is financially M11111; materials ars available at
#emges—labor is more emcientasd secured at better rates. -l__
Lets Start Something—We'll Help .
so... are freezing when a
item the Arctic blows swift I
your jeans in a way thatI
‘ not very pleasing.
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I‘A shovel, a screen, a wagon, a I
‘8. “Some Coal lying there a- I
Hatching. A cellar, a window,a ‘
is Is our plan. Coal falls at -
“shin—are you listening! ’
A heater, a fire, some heat going .
.5 ‘9, With comfort in each scintilla- ‘
Iion. A home that .is cheerful ;
wheagme comes to sup—it’ a sure- , . .
I7 a fine combination. . I .
AGENT FOR .70le com A 80! ROOFI-
BIOS, mm BOARD AID Imam
WALL BOARDS
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The Hatch 69‘ Bailey Co. ‘
~ On emu-examination by Attorney
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RR-l-S C‘ .V‘AAST BROS.’ GARAGE
sternum-one
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
momma 1'03 mm All) more
ram ssanos
noswaLx a cesarean seas ‘I’IIII ‘
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“BITS OF .
~ BROADWAY”
.— anison all-cmnons
No. 50783—Prloe $1.35
Cherie—Fox Trot
Harry
Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
I Found a Rose-in the Devil’s Oar.
‘ lien—Fox Trot. Fisher-Ruskin
flrry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
No. 60777—Priee, $1.35
.41! Keep on Loving You—Medley
For Trot (Introducing “Coral
Sea,") Rose-Zany- Brown
Fells' Della Robbla Orchestra
light—Fox Trot. Conrad
Fells’ Della Robbia orchestra
No. 50781—Prloe $1. 35
Ion Homme (My Man)—Fox Trot,
Yvaln Orlando's Orchestra
Mink—For Trot. Pollack
l‘ranltlln Orlando's Orchestra
QUALITY GROCERIES
' AND '
FREE DELIVERY
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A.F.BECKMANN&CO., Inc.
It“ WMHINOTON ITIIIT PHONI NU
~ - {flogging-1‘.
THE ALFRED FOX
' PIANO CO.
North Main 8t. 8s. Norwalk
Opp. Congregational Church
COAL
THE PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING.
SPECIAL
Smoked Elk Oxfords with Tan Saddle and Rubber Boles
m, and Heels ............................................ $6.95
WOOD! Fm Snow Buck Pump, 1 and 2 strap with Saddle Vamp.
'. Cuban Heels ............. .. ..................... .. 25.95
.DEVINE BROS
1 » PHONE 63
HOSIERY FOR MEN AND'WOMEN.
F. H. BAXTER Y U Q I
I. ' ”WE-Egg?“ or CORE-133:1!!!) 90m anissisluiss _ East) on
I. O s11“, M a Drama AT “manna Low raters.
“Maurine-en’s
MME. J EANNETTE
SOUTH NCRWALK'S LEADING
OORSE'I'IERB and CLOVER
56 South Main Street, - - . . .
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.. . F. S. LYON
Phone 900.
- son PRINTING
vide for instruction in
tary matters which is calculated to
give. the young man ag equal chance
in combat with an enemy.
llshed for the First Corps Ann
Camp Dexens. Mass. from August 1 to
August 31.
character.16 years of age. or over. is:
eligible to attend.
expense to the individual. as the Gov-I
ernment pays for everything. !
for
should be made to First Corps Ann
d1 lm as the remaining \acancierx are
rapidly being filled.
is four miles long.
tlcut Company objected to the grant-
petition.
bus was not run in whole over a line
parallel to the trolley tracks. it serv-
ed the nine territory in Springdslc.
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CITIZENS' MILITARY rmn'n'c
volunteer system in the World
was a sad one. The oppodtion against
that the English Government .was
compelled to recruit its army by vol-
., unteers.
during the first three years of war
more than :50. 000 o! the flower of
the youth of England became casual-
ties in battle;
maintain and increase the stream
, or her army by paying exhorhltant
g bounties and by brow-beating individ-
uals to force them to enlist. Her of-
deer material constantly became less
efficient because of the fact that the
red- blooded young men from whom
officers are developed and
were the ones who had first rusfi‘d to
the colors.
We
{is first contest was centu-ed_
sbostthsWaotl‘rsnkAvlg—I 53
none. represented by Attorney Char- I .‘I
lesE. floors; for alinens oaths lI
Strawberry mu. Belitown and Hope I:
street. Bounds-ls line. Mr. Avig- I .
none said he had been operating
there {or tour year, and 11mm run on I
a. regular schedule. no
nude trips when the trolleys were.
not running. He mops-ed. it a ‘Iv 913'
censs were granted. to operate ton I
carssndrunonshalt-hoursched-E
ule. when the new Hope street road
is completed. He said he had been
accustomed to run his 12-psssenger
Ree bus one mile beyond the end or
the trolley line.
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Wstrous of the Connecticut Com-
pany. Avignone said he could not run
as regularly as he would like to at
the present time. on account of the
condition of Hopt Street. His route
ing of a license. because of the com-
He stated that while the
CAMPS.
The experience of England in its
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Attorney Wstrous sald the Conuec- I‘
War I;
ni'orcing a draft was so great at home
LADY
The results of this were that
she gained recruits to
selected
The Citizens' Training Camps pro-
gig-mentary mili- firm,
One of those camp. will be estab-
TMgs To Make The Holiday Happier I
Flags—Of U. S. Standard Bunting. All sizes. Low priced.
Bathing”- Suits——For Men and Boys,
.“ of Bathing Caps, Shoes, Stockings and Tights.
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I For the Week-end Trip—Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases; all sizes, at
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and tips.
Children’ s Paranoia—A new lot of dainty creations just received I
that will bring joy to the heart of any little lady“
Spert Umbrellas—A wide choice of colors, with white handles, rings I
ART CRETONNES—Striking‘ designs.
CHURCHILL‘S DEATH AC-
CIDENT L.
LONDON. July 1.— t an inquest' j
held today on the body of Lady'
Churchill a \erdlct was rendered oT -
accidental death. I ;
Winsted Spencer Churchill
tary of state tor the colonies. testified '
that his mother had met with an ac-I 2
cldent a. month ago and that her left; '
leg had been .
Frances Horner said the deceased had - .
stayed with her at Mells. l-‘rome. ml ~
Somerset. and described how her guest. :
had fallen down stairs and badly frac- -
lured her leg above the ankle.
Dr. Thomas Harding of London .
testified that the fracture did well at '
but
which aflected the skin it 0 came nee-I «
eaaary to amputate the left leg abou
the knee.
Women and Children. Plenty
all!
.s' I
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2’ "T‘M‘r
money-saving prices.
ssssssss
50c,.$100, $1.,50 $2.25
Special . . 50c yard
_ a. :mfiww A;
H. Krieger 89’ C0.
Outfittters to Men, \Women and Children
BPCTG-I 1
OUR LOW RENT LOCATION ENABLES
US TO SELL FOR LESS THAN ALL
OTHER COMPETITORS
amputated. Lad v I :
owing to complications .
CHARGE ACCOUNTS EXTENDED
Last Wednesday he eon- I
at
and small weekly payments accepted in settlement of all bills.
I a
Any young man of good
There will be 110‘
job.
Application to attend the camp or
further detailed information
imidqunrlers. Boston. Mass. u'IlthOnt
”film
Schultze’ 8 Saturday Night
Specials
SHOULDER STEAK .. . . . ......... 10c lb.
SHOULDER POT ROASTS. . . .- . . 9c lb.
BRISKET CORNED BEEF. 5clb.
PLATE CORNED BEER...'.'.‘.'.'.‘.'.' :5clb..
'- gmfifig’gfim FRESH PLATE BEEF..... ....... . .5clb. .
.. “as.“ for m. “B. & B.” POT ROASTS ........... 20c lb.
STICKIN G PIECES POT ROASTS. . . 14c lb.
LEAN POT ROAST .(no bone)». . . ...14c.lb.
HAMBURG STEAK 21bs.,250'
PRIME RIB ROASTS ..... . . .. 18c-28c lb.
ROUND STEAK........°.. ...... ..28clb.
SIRLOIN STEAK 32clb.
SH KS OF BEEF............... 5clb.
B LIVER.......... .....10c‘lb.-
ALI. SCHULTZE MARKETS OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9
O’GLOCK (D. 8. T.)-—OLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
nemesmm..wm1"mst mean. no.8. Norwalk
WEOTPORT - ILAcK ROCK ’ IRIDOEPORT
Schultse Markets Close at Noon (0. 8. T.) on Wednéidays. '.
‘f I- No.0ne,8c;2forlIe
_ . WELL CIGAR
' COMPANY.
. CARPET CLEANING
' and Rugs Cleaned Olea-
' aOslsre Restored. use new
e e e s s e
1
" "‘E “EEK I mom I Gehebe’s Pm
.'sOos'ned Beef ' 527 It's Here It it's Hessewsre. Delivery 7 .
‘ to - ............ a 19° N *1
~' . ......... . soc lb. FOURTH OF JULY SUGGESTIONS
DUPLEX .m'OOO ..
Blue Flame Oil Etoves and Ovens;Goo (teammates fine In”;
A large stock of Aluminum ware. Anna!" Openetseit Dis
Wars for the summer cottage. *“
Rubber Garden Hose;’ Lawn Mowers.
26 WASHINGTON (STREET,
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Health by Gded Living
Comfort “MM
Do You Shave Yourself ? '
A good set of tools for a good
Your face looks
feels good, and shaving
"silrgiepl operation" if you use
right shaving supplies.
ho your own barber—save cost,
tips. temper and time.
\Ve can supply you with the l-‘OLEY'S
right Razors, Strops, Brushes and __ -
Soap: “$0 with “11011 Hazel. John F West 72 Morris Ave”
Powder or Lotions for “after shav- J “ ell 2kn°wn tenor 5010-
int." We‘ll sell- you a complete
outfit or a single pines. ,
............................
good and I Input]
IS 1101 a
tinned. a sudden hemorrhage .
due to the main a111-1y g1\‘111g wn)
war the point of amputation.
You can
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renton. N.
121 writes: "I had a any seyere cough
and m e- n. W Could not
INSURANCE I
1 Fri ht ' rtl l . 1 l d Foley's Hon-
St e ces are fit on every a c e :geofnitq-flgria war; Selleved at once
THAMER l fAlao tickling in my thgogzlgsz‘ 3’3“:-
h hl recommen -
' ’ NC’ H‘ A‘ WAD E513... Ia" The"; “° 29:32? '1'; J. M. LAYTON & 130.,
T. ed) for coughs. co s. c
”W and m PRESCRIPTION 'Puaauacla I It I we whom-
. °’“ . 8No.lain8t. Seaman 33g; afiffififfiw .3... .0... re- Inc.
OIAtlnssuc 3L.Stnmfotd I sulta—Stillson- -Powell Corp
5 Bull" cad Ave” South larval]:
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MMWN”’W’”XMWW”¢®° ”0'
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9‘ FASHION SHOP
King‘s with us NOW!
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'July 10th Draws Interest
From July .. lst.
Take advantage of this opportunity and place your sav-
.Under the revision of the State Banking law, we may
receive? deposits from $1 to $5,000
mwsshington Street
macaw Norwslk ,f-
SELLING OUT
DRESSES
BELOW cos:
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' SPECIAL LOW PRICES
From 25c yd to $3.50 yd- I
136 WASHINGTON STREET. I
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I :‘g E; TheTextile Store .
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:g Money DepOSIted Before :g. Wham? “y
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SPECIALS
G0lDEN78
68 WashmgtO' 11 Street
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THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
NeWell ' & Murray
CLOTHIERO AND FURNISHERS
168 Washington at. Bo. Norwalk
'7-DAY SALE—7
NOW ON '. :1
31.00 Otis Lisle and Balhriggaa
Shirts and Drawers, 65c garment
$1.25 Athletic Union Suits
Stuttgarter and Topkismakes 89o
$5.00 Pure Wool Bathing
Suit ...................... $3.“
$8.00 Imported English Wool
Colt Boga. $1.05
Norwalk Chronicler