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Build Your Own Home -"
Th coon is financially sound—building materials areIaullsble at
Qfail- [)3ch is more ancient and ”aired at Miter. rates,
Josie Start Something—.We'li Help , .
. ' 1 cold day in Winery-you know
* ‘ « ”hat that means,- when fingers
had noses are freezing, when a '
heath from the Arctic blows swift
_ through your jeans in a way that -
4.,” i not very pleasing, . .
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A shovel, a screen, a wagon, a .
Ian. Some Coal lying there at I
glistening. A cellar, a window, a. j
: - date is our plan. Coal falls in
'Ile bin—are you li/steningi '
A heater, a My, sonic heat going '
up, with comfort in each scintilla- I
Gen. A home that is cheerful ~
when time coines to sup—it’s s'ure- ‘
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b a fine combination. .
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none. represented by Attorney
none
I said ,1
there for tour year. and had run on :j
cease were granted. to Operate .
ears and run on a halt-houraoh
ule. when the new no” street . -
is“ completed. He said he .hsdybeen
, accustomed to run his 127mm
Reo bus one mile David the end bf
. g. trolley line.
On cram-Manon by Attorney
wetrous or the Connecticut Com-
uny, Avignone said he could not run
u regularly as he would like to at
.vAAST BROS.’ GARAGE '
. DII‘I'IIIUTOM -
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
mourns “lagoon asp sawmill
“BITS OF
BROADWAY” i
EDISON ”CREATIONS
No. 50783—Prics 81.35
muss
NORWALK a aooovsan cons rim .
sou-m uoawaut "tom no. all
the present time. on account or the
condition or Hopt street. His route
is four miles long.
. Attorney Watt-cos, said the Connec-
ticut Company objected to the grant-
ing of a license. because of the corn-
petition. He stated that while the
bus was not run in whole over a line
parallel to the trolley tracly. it serv-
ed the same territory in Springdale.
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CITIZENS” MILITARY TRAINING
CAMPS.
The experience of England in its
volunteer system in the World War
Cherie—Fox Trot
Bari-y Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
I Found a Rose in the Devil's Oar.
den—Fox Trot, Fisher-Ruskin
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
No. 50777—Price, $1.35
I'll Keep on Loving You—Medley
Fox Trot (Introducing “Coral
Sea"). Rose-Zany-Bx'own
Us: Feils' Della Robbin Orchestra
loonlight—Fox Trot. Conrad
lax Feils' Della Robbin Orchestra.
No. 50781—Prlce $1.35
Ion Homme 4My Man)-—Fox Trot,
QUALITY GROCERIES
AND
FREE DELIVERY
Yvain Orlando's Orchestra A. F. BECKMANN & CO” Inc.
Idol Mine—Fox Trot, Pollack
- Franklin Orlando's Orchestra “II WAIHINOTON ITRIIT, mo"' 14“
THE ALFRED FOX
,. compelled to recruit its army. by vol-
. the youth of England became casual-
,- bountics and by brow-beating individ-
PIANO CO.
. North. mm 8:. so. Norwslk
Opp. Congregational Church
THE PALACE BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING.
5609.1.”
" cum, woos, Fm
.Bmoked Elk Oxfords with Tan Saddle and Rubber Soles
and Heels '
Snow Buck Pump, 1 and 2 strap with saddle Vamp.
was a sad one. The opposition a inst
enforcing a draft was so great at ghaomc
that the English Government was
unteers. The results or this were that
during the first three yearsoor war
more than 250,000 of the flower of
ties in battle; she gained recruits to
maintain and increase The strength
of her army by paying exhorbilant
uais to force. them to enlist. Her of-
ficer material constantly became less
efficient because of the fact that the
red-blooded young men from whom
officers are developed and selected
were the ones who had first rusfidd to
the colors.
The Citizens' Training Camps pro-
yids for instruction in elementary mill-i
tar-y matters which is calculated to‘
give the young man an‘ equal chance
in combat with an enemy.
an of those camps will be estab-
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‘l‘he urn ' was- centered .
about theanpllosttoa o1 Frank Avis.
he had been chateau"
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aregular'sehed’ ale. He had even
made trips when tu‘trolieys veg-oi ;;
netrrnnning. He prone-94.3.11: »
Flags—0f U. s. Standard Bunting. 'All sizes. Low priced. A,
. Bathing Suits——For’Men and Boys,
6 of Bathing Caps, Shoes, Stockings and Tights.
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LADY CHURCHILL’S DEATH AC-
LONDON. July 1.-—At
held today on the body
an
of
'Vi'insted Spencer Churchill.
leg had been amputated.
turcd her leg above the ankle.
first. but owing to
the knee.
lished for the First Corps Area at
August 31. Any young man of good
character. 16 years of ago or over. is
.eligihlc to nttcnd. There will he no,
cxpcnsc to the individual. as tho Gov-
ernment pays for everything. 1
Application to attend tho camp or,
MME. JEANNETTE
Optometrists and Opticians
' ‘ ‘ ,/ Cuban Heels for further detailed information
DEWE BROS HOSIERY FOR MEN AND women. $2332.23;.'.".‘.“’£;.L‘.’.§‘iii..2?”l§..€£‘.2“.;
pm,“ 53 1333531333.;rhil'iimw ”mm” a":
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' Health b Good Livin !
F, HonnBuaAafiTER HOLmAY S £8 I 'E Sgni'crt \\'it,I1good glasses. g ‘1
_' ”figmlg-ognn or concurs, 303-7, stoves, mamas AND UN. * ‘
”.meuk.“ nsawnas arsmaxasmnow PRICES. THAMER INC g
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SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING
CORSETIERB and CLOVER
56 South Main Street, . . . - .
F. S. LYON
‘ SOB PRINTING
Phone 909.
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. I ”j - - § Schultze’s Studaary Night
" ' ' Specials
. ; SHOULDER STEAK ......... 10c lb.
. . :.SH0ULDEIéOIfi%TEll)2%%ngs. . gag.
. ......... BRISKET .
: “fiflgffi‘i‘gfi‘fmm PLATE CORNED BEEF. . . .. ...... 5c lb.
' “an...“ Em, A“, FRESH PLATE BEEF ............. 5c lb.
_. A... gold to, 1... ~ “B. & B.” POT ROASTS ..... . ..... 20c lb.
If. No, 0..., 8c, 2... 1., STICKING PIECES POT ROASTS. . . 140 lb.
LEAN POT ROAST (no bone). . . . . .l4c lb.
HAMBURG STEAK ............ 21bs., 25c
PRIME RIB ROASTS ....... . . . 18c-28c lb.
ROUND STEAK .................. 28c lb.
SIRLOIN STEAK .............. . g. . 32c lb.
SHANKS OF BEEF ........... . .1. . 5clb.
BEEFLIVER .......... ...........lOclb.
ALL SCHULTZE MARKETS OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 9
O’OLOCK (D. 8. T.)—GLOSBD ALL DAY MONDAY.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
WELL CIGAR
COMPANY.
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CARPET CLEANING
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Galen Restored. Lille Ng-
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Called tor and Delivers.
' Service Prompt.
as. m Iotwelk, 3! Iain 815., Wash'ton 8t, and I. 3. Ave, 8. Nor-walk
nos: 00 ‘r _ WE'TPORT sLAcK socx snzooepoar
'i . . sehulu. Markets close at Noon (0. s. r.) on lav-em”.
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SPECIALS ' ‘ ' .-
101: THE WEEK ' * e , ,
»— mom Gehe Si 9......
'sOormdBed . 527 ' w. mama-gum Delivery
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, FOURTH OF JULY SUGGESTIONS
i . . DUPLEX muss 000m . .
Blue Flame rOll Stoves and "Ovens. Baa
A large stock of Aluminum ware. Attractive
Ware tor the summer cottage.
Rubber Garden Hoes; Lawn Mowers. " . 3
25 WASHEGTON- STREET,
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Tissue, “trolls ...,... 25¢
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Camp Dot-ens. Mass. from August 1 to _
Do You Shave Yourself ?
A good set of tools for a good i
l
job. Your face looks tom! and
feels good. and shaving is not a 4
“slxrgichl operation" it you use
light shaving supplies. You can '
be your own barber—save cost.
lips. tcmper and time. '
We can supply you with the
right Razors, Strops. Brushes and
Soap: also with “’itch Hazel. |
Powder or Lotions for “alter shay.
ing." \Ve‘ll sell you a- complete.
outfit or a single piece.
Prices are right on every article.
H.A.MIEAD.
PRESCRIPTION ’PHARMACIBT. 5
8 No. Main St. So. Norwalk
CIDESTAL. l .
inqueet' ‘
Lad)" :
Churchill a Verdict was rendered 0T -
accidental death. 5 I
score-l .
tary or state for the colonies, testified. '
that his mother had met with an ac-. I
cident a month ago and that her left, -
Lady: j
Frances Horner said the deceased had; .
stayed with her at Mells, Frame. lni '
Somerset. and described how her guest: :
had fallen down stairs and badly frac- -
Dr. Thomas Harding of London‘ .
testiliid that the fracture did Well at ~
complications I
which affected the-skin it 'ecamc ncc-' .
cssnry to amputatc the left leg shovel :
hast Wednesday he con-I
lid TripZTrunks, Bags and Suit Cases; all sizes, at
money-saving prices.
Sport Umbrellase—A wide choice of colors, with white handles, rings
Children’s Parasols—A new lot of dainty creations just received i
that will brin by to the heart of any little lady. . . .........
g J 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.25
ART CRETONNES—Striking designs. Special . . . . . . .. 50c yard
Women and Children. Plenty
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H. Krieger 89’ Co.
Outfittters to Men, Women and Children
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tinned. a sudden hemorrhage begun
due to the muill :ll'lvry glVlllg “11)
"near the point of amputation.
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TI'ZSOR
FOLEY'S
272 Morris Ave,
.lohll l“. \Vcst,
Trenton. N. J.. well known tcnor solo-
ist writes: "I had a very severe cough
and tickling in my throat. Could not
sleep at night. I tried Foley's Hon-
ey and Tar and was relieved at once.
Also tickling in my throat has gone.
I can highly recommend Foley's Hon-
cv and Tar." There’s no better rem-
cdv for coughs. colds. croup. hay
fever and asthma. It is sate. whole-
some. and quickly brings good re-
sulta—Stillson-Powcll Corp.
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M99.”More.9.m~§°&€%e.e.e.moxxea®s~r¢- .
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; 30 s . . 0.
at, Money. Deposrted Before :3:
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:2 ~ July 10th Draws Interest :g:
3 From July lst. 3;;
Take advantage of this} opportunity and place your—”sav- g
ings with us NOW! :g
. ' Under the revision of the State Banking law, we may 2;:
receive deposits from $1 to $5,000. _
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OUR LO‘V RENT LOCATION ENABLES '
US TO SELL FOR LESS THAN ALL
OTHER COMPETITORS
CHARGE ACCOUNTS EXTENDED
-and small weekly payments accepted ill settlement oi' all bills.
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J. M. LAYTON & 700..
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave. South m
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EVERY WOMAN’S
FASHION SHOP.
120 Washington Btreefi
' South Norwalk
SELLING OUT
an. .. .
DRESSES
“Low cost ‘
—fi—r.
The Textile Store
Sport Skit-tings. for July:
4th Outing
SPECIAL LO“? PRICES
From 25c yd/to $3.50 yd.
136 WASHNGTON STREET.
souru nonwput.
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SPECIALS
' GOLDEN’S
68 WashmgtO' n Street
THE STORE THAT NAKEC GOOD
Nowell & Murray
'CLOTHIERB AND FURNISHERS
158 Washington St. So. Nor-walk
7—DAY SALE—7
NOW ON .
31.00 Otis Lisle and Bilbrlggan
Shirts and Drawers. 65c garment
use Athletic Union Suits
Stuttgarter and Tonkis makes 89c
33.00 Imported English Wool
Golfnoae ................ $1.65
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