Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 4, 1921 · page 8

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t Insane, “.3,an
find noise are tracking.

knot very pleeauig,

t
A shovel, a screen, a wagon, a
Can. Some Coal lying there a-

(listening. A collar, :3 window,a
date is our plan.
the bin—are you listening!

M from the Arctic blows swift “a.
‘Mh your jeans in a way that

Cool falls in

A heater, a tire, some heat going
'lp, with comfort in each scintilla-

tion. A home that is

cheerful

when time comes to sup—it’ a sure.

Ir a fine combination. .. .,..,. ,-

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“BITS OF

BROADWAY”
unison as cannons

No. BO7I3—Prlee 31.35
Cherie—Fox Trot
Barry Radorman's Jazz Orchestra
I Found a Rose in the Devil's Oar.
dam—Fox Trot, Fisher-Raskin
Harry Raderman'a Jazz Orchestra
No 50777—Prica, 81. 35
HI Keen on Loving Yew—Medley
Fox Trot (Introducing “Coral
Sea"). Rose Zany Brown
lax Fells Della Rohhia Orchestra
Ieonlight~Fox Trot, Conrad
lax Fells' Della Robbin. Orchestra
_ No. 50781—Prlce $1.35

Ion Homme (My Mam—Fox Trot

 
 
 
 

 

Yvain Orlando's Orchestra.
Hot Mine—Fox Trot, Pollack
Franklin Orlando's Orchestra

 

THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.

C North Maln 8t., 8o. Nor-walk
Opp. Congregational Church

 

 

 

COAL

GRAIN, WOOD, Fm
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PHONE 53

F. H. BAXTER

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Houseman

 

QUALITY GROCERIES

 

'A. F. BECKMANN '& CO., Inc.

“I WAIHINOTON ITlifi
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THE . PALACE Boo'rERI?

PALACE THEATRE BUILDING.

 

SPECIAL

Smoked Elk Oxforde with Tan Saddle and Rubber Bolas

and Meals .................................. $6.95
Show Buck Pump. 1 and 2 strap with Saddle Vamp.
Cuban Heels ........ . ........................ ..... .5.”

HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN.

STORE CLOSED ALL DAY
TODAY

(INDEPENDENCE DAY )_

MME. JEANNETTE

eoum NORWALR'e Luomo

5680uthMainStI-ee, - - . . .

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Phone 909.

 

 

 

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. Penatella Extras Are
" Ako Sold for 10¢

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WELL CIGAR
COMPANY.

 

 

CARPET CLEANING
We and lace Cleaned Olaal
Celer- lie-tone, use New

"flametfiw oarereuy
“are mwd°$nwnm

CarpetCleanIngCo.

 

“ Iran-lealalocm“
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' ”rm. mm soap
rel-u, “$311.12 see

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The Fourth of J uly

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1921

ALL S‘CHULTZE MARKETS CLOSED

 
 

TODAY

 

Schultze’ s Sanitary Markets

Nor-walk. 89 Nate at. Wuh' ton It, and I. 8. Ave. 3. Norwelk

WIITPORT

ILAOK ROCK IRIDOIPORT

Oohultae Marketa Close at Mean (0. I. 1".) on W'edneadaya.

 

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PHONE
527

FOURTH OF JULY SUGGESTIONS -

Iiue Flume on

large ate“ at

Ware for the eummel' eatta
new Garden Hose:

25 WASHINGTON ITRII'I',

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Merrill Business Coll
Regular and Special Courses _.
"canon rm Ammo

“T’Gehebe’ s

W. Here ii We Heueewara.

1 Prompt
Delivery

DUI“! rnataea 000“”

Mono and beene. flee Plates and Renee
Aluminum were. Attraetlve Oeenateelt Dinner

tum Heaters.

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SUMMER SESSION

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Seen in flight. the 2?“: I'll] be much
like her sister ship R-le. or trans»-

confusion of “interior working"
to one unaccustomed to such craft. to
mom bewildering.

As one proceed: along the narmu.
"Inan- high” corridor which (‘Sltnds
the entire length of the ship he area
a complication of crlaa-croeani alum-
inum girders. rows of taxoline and
water tanks. what all-ems to be. and
Actually are. acres of fabric gas I
and n miscellany of guy wiwa con~‘
trol valves. pipes. swivels. hinges and
gewugsws that defy understood");
But nitrr a guide who knows run
mob of the Kigintic bulk has made rx
planationsthe handling of thr ship is
seen to be simplicity itself.

Thus. the “skipper." standing at thx
wheel in his cabin. just as a sea rap-
taln on the bridge. has within reach a
miscellany of buttons. switches and
Harm, electrically controlled. with
which he rah release ballast Wattr.
deflate one or more no bun «mph
his gasoline tanks start a bomb to-
wards on olijectiu- and. or tOum
steer the ship upward. downward. to
right or left.

lie can send onions through a h‘ ..
phom system uhirh connect: up tht
whole ship. (or the starting or am»
ping or one or all of the ahln‘s an
prom ”in: engines «rhino his mm hiIIr

xunm r.- or the apnrmuh or an Innm .

or through the operator at his back
aunt olm nations In uinirae
nunhlp or land base

(‘omfortal lo hunks are prmitl. d for.
the 08- shift of the name—min all S

olIlmrs and men. During pmloum l
flight Vrmm meals are madr possum
h) II eIstenI of cooking from engine
I\h:Iuei, hunt l~2~lntilc lights or: pro

\ll‘( 3 u Ill rt \or II Iuln‘xl 'I I'll ship
can "tie up " to a mooring Inset. N- :
:ilcnlsh her ass. I ll \\ :lltl‘ and MN I.

containers through "food" pipes tors.
mlmIIIn-z :Il hIr l a “lid Irsunu luI
10mm) \Ilth lhr loss 0! but a low
hour-o. sullen. “an...

H .z-n some of th-Js measure-2
m. ‘t~ :~~J ll I‘lllI‘ullnlil: Lvnxlh 69.3
iIu‘ I'm (out lonxrr than R-SIA I

I‘LIIIII‘III. \‘5 {ut four inches (6
f. -=I u u nu III‘! lnrxrr than lt-SI l

L .Iw‘ulh -. 7.00 «mo cubic rmt
(against A-Ri‘s 2,000.00“).

Total lift under normal conditions

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to II

53 tons (Wad R-N‘a 59% tons).

L “tumble ilnmavailahle for t‘lfl’."—;

In; or fuel and other Me or. it al-1
tered (or commercial us]. {or muhri .
or ”nonzero—~50 tone (arm it :a e~ '

:t tons)

Total hom-powor. 2.100 (against
n-sr- 1.150.)

Engines. at! of 350 hora-(u “pawn

each (against E u a a“: at :50 hour-- *

powzr each )

En urnnco at 60 miles nor hour~g§

crui ng speed for EVIL: and rul' speed
In: It al—G. (I! miles (Stain-t It~3f a
3 m'm Inllr x)
“I Milling
"\ 1 “‘1‘?
l‘tl‘l I

If mlapiu‘i
run d llll‘l‘) III
tune or {night in
i’roni England to limpt in about as

or maximum
Iminst P—ll‘a

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for transport.

 

 

Do You Shave-Yourself ?

A good art or tools {or II good
jolI. Your {son looks mood and
Im‘ls good. and sharia: is not a

"mtmvhl oprrniion" it’ you use
right shaving supplies You can
be ,\mIr own harbor—sun mist.
tips. temper and time.

\\'.s ran supply you with the

right itaanm. Slmps. Brush-us and
Soap; also with “'Itrh "earl.
router or Lotions for "otter shar-
ing." We‘ll roll you a complete
outfit or a single piece.

m are mt .- am article.

H. A. MEAD
pneecmpnon 'PHARMACIST.
8 No. Iain 8:. So. Rea-walk

 

 

 

 

 

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. Under the revision of the State Banking law, we may
receive deposits from $1 to $5,000.

 
 
 
 

 

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Money Deposited Before
July 10th Draws Interest
. From July 1st.

~. ‘ Take advantage of this onportunity and place your sav-
. inns with us NOW!

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STORE CLOSED TODAY

O
H. Krleger 69’- Co.
Outfittters to Men, “'omen and Children
OUR LOW RENT LOCATION ENABLE?

ES TO SELL FOR LESS THAN ALL
0TH ER COM l ’ ETITORS

CHARGE ACCOUNTS EXTENDED

and small “‘l‘t‘kL“ pnynn‘uh nm-I‘pli‘d lll bt‘llli‘lllt‘lll of ill! lull“.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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grain-Ii in building V.“ 2‘. lm“ \II in I
l ~‘nIIsiI In turn h. In III sig- u l ;\ nhlix

(with a mu Futu‘ltll) or .II out I on i 0|

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INSURANCE

1

Inc.
6 Railroad Ave. South Walk

 

EVERY WOMAN'S

FASHION SHOP.

120 w on Street
South orwalk .

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Textile Store

Sport Skirtings for July
4th Outing
Sl‘EClAL I.O\V PRICES

From 25c yd to $3.50 ,ul.

136 WASHINGTON STREET.
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L eLo'ruIaIIe AND runmsnens

 

 

SPECIALS

OLDEN’S

68 Washington Street

 

 

THC .TORI THAT MAKES GOOD

'Newell 8: Murray

 

a I” Wuhlw Ct. 8o. Norwalll

L—DAY SALE—7
now on .. .

81. 00 Otis Lisle and Balhrlggnn
Shirts and Drawers 65c “arm!"l

 

 

81. :6 Athletic Union Sui a
Btuttnrtor and Topkis makes 89:

3500 Pure Wool nation:
But it . . . . $3.48

8800 Imported English Wort
tHoee $1.65

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