Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 5, 1921 · page 8

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.' a... OWN XOUR‘OWN’ HOME!"_ __
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Build Your OwnHome 91"”. .
The country is financially sound—building materials are availsble it

cos—labor is more emcient and secured stbotterratss,
M 9“ Lets Start Bomothhg—zWo'll .1191! . ' - "

"The Hatch e Bailey Co. "

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tom 1'03 30W com 3 80‘ 300 .
HOS, sum 30m m moon ;

.WALL' BOARDS ,

womenmvm‘
1 that means, when lingers ;
‘ ’- hoses are freezing. when .a
v1.1 , from the Arctic blows swift

. ' -gh your jeans in a way that .

not very pleasing.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

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. {A shovel, a screen, a wagon, at
him Some Coal lying there a- '
fining. A cellar, a window, a.. ;

to is our plan. Coal falls in ~
. _he bin—are you listening! “ I

A. heater, a fire, some heat going i
Ip, With comfort in each scintilla- f
lion. .A home that is cheerful '

' than time comes to sup—it’s sure~
b a fine combination. 7 '

 

 

 
 
 

 

\Qffi'filvflhasubiectofieflsis

inelnrlestown the innovation ho- ho
.advanisge and its introduction there
is an injustice. - _ . _ —

There is no 11 whv'th'e ill-fated
men confined at harledown should
cuter any unneoe-ary atnict'ions. and
_it is an atilictitin when through the
adoption of diyillht saving they are
forced into'flthe darknesrot the cells
earlier than if the ordinary schedule
were maintained. '
‘Th'elcommonwealth is fast learning
that a cell is a poor place in which
to confine any man. It will harm no
one and help many it the prisoners at
Charlestown‘ are allowed the little ex-
tra daylight that the change in time
gives to those who are outside the
gray walls. ‘1'

The commonwealth can attord to be
mericful and considerate. particularly
when many of the men affected have

 

 
 
 
 

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er HYTTA

. NORWALK'S ‘LRADiNG DRY. GOODS STORE. a

,Seasonable Stocking Specials

‘ .Lntlies’ Silk Stockings—Black or brown. "An extra special. . .69c
Ladies’ 9/ Hose—Just the thing for warm weather. Black‘, white
‘and'nav; .-Were'.$1.85.... . .. . . . . . . . . Now $1.25

Children’s Silk Stockings—Regular length. White or blue. . .
- ‘ ‘ ‘ 59c, 75c, 98c

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NAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
’ ”mfii'fi'fimn cans /
. ADILLAC EIG .
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known too little mercy in their lives.
acre in Old (Vilma

While the Massachusetts prison in-
mates have made a protest against lie-
lng subjected to the regulations or the
"daylight saving" scheme. which gives
them more daylight behind bars. the
inmates of the Connecticut institution
appear to be playing only thinking
roles. Judging by the reports from
Wetherstield.

While the Connecticut state prison
is regulated by clocks which show
standard time. everything else there is

Children’s Silk 1/... Hose—Black, white and pink. . . 85c, $1.00, $1.25
Children’S‘Lisle Socks—Big values . . . . . . . . . . 29c, 35c, 50c, 55c, 690

 

BATHING SUITS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
BATHING CAPS, SHOES, STOCKINGS AND TIGHTS

 

 

heels—Fox Trot
Barry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
I Found a Rose In the Devll's Gar.
don—Fox Trot, Fisher-Rankin
hrry Radermau’s Jazz Orchestra
No. 50777—Price. $1.35
"I Keep on Loving You—Medley
lb: Trot (introducing “Coral
Sea"). Rose-Zany-Bmwn
In! F'ells' Della Robbla Orchestra
.hoonlight—Fox Trot. Conrad
Iii Eells' Della Robbin Orchestra
No. “flat—Price 81.35
Ion Homme (My Mam—Fox Trot,
Yvain Orlando's Orchestra
“I Mine—Fox Trot.
Franklin

QUALITY GROCERIES’
FREE DELIVER

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

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Orlando's Orchestra

THE ALFRED FOX

 

 

run on the "one hour earlier" system

 
 
 

 

 

of "daylight saving." “’hile the pri-
soners confined there cannot get out
when their day‘s labor at shirt~mak- where their injuries were found to be.
ing is completed. and do a round. or "10"” hum” on me hand!‘ The, .

.0. of 8011’. or my“. a trip down u“. others were treated near the scene of . I: 0 fi ( 1

river in their moto ts. um,- pm“. the accident by Dr. Thomas T. Walsh
Outfittters to Men, Women and Children

 

all the advantage of the extra hour or and 1"“ D' A' N013"-

the late afternoon. or early evening. in The six persons were standing about

the luxury or their cells. the cannon. which had been loaded.
Whether the prisoners uppmpia'? and which was about to be fired off. .

the advantage of being put to bed an it exploded before the {use had been .

hour or so before the poultry rctirc lighted. E

is uncertain. It was said that nonc ‘
of them had made any comment on it. RA!) No OPERATORS IJCESSL.
Moran J. Educ-r. of White .Plains.

and “a day after the change went in-
to effect. they didn't notice the difler- was arrested by Patrolman Frank
Raymond yesterday for driving an

ence." It was further commented
that on a day like some or the recent automobile without an operator's “_

 

OUR LOW RENT LOCATION ENABLES
US TO SELL FOR LESS THAN ALL

 

PIANO CO.

I North Main at, Go. Nor-walk
Opp. Congregational church

THE PALACE BOOTERY‘

PALACE THEATRE IUILDINO.
.tL‘ .

SPECIAL

Smoked Elk Oxfords with Tan Saddle and Rubber Oolss

 

 

 

 

 

 

torrid one me" would 1““ “3 30°“ be ct-nsrn following a slight accident in
resting in their cells an hour earlier \\ra" street. .
as ‘0 be "’9"de an hour more “r Eisner endeavored to avoid hitting}. :
the afternoon working at a sewing a man and m doing so sldcswlpcd an

m‘mmm‘ ‘" ”‘9 “cmrfir automobile operated by Daniel J.
In answer to the co ment that the

advance in time .is giving them one
more hour of the heat of the after—
noon and early evening in their cells.
where they get their only evening rc- l

 

OTHER COM PETITORS

 

CHARGE ACCOUNTS EXTENDED

9‘ and small weekly payments accepted in settlement of all bills.

Do You Shave Yourself ?

 

 

 

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creation. and depriving them of one

o ood
more hour of the cgolness they might? A 800‘! set of tools I r ‘ '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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n H I ......... . ........ . ................. - ......... to .95 _ . _ Job. \our face looks good and , ,y. Tm. mudguard or the
exam woos rm ‘ ‘ ~ W ""3" ‘n “"3 W“ ”mm“ “ ... reels g... and mum: .. not . with...“ .........
s s Snow Buck Pump, 1 and 2 strap with Saddle VIMD. said that there had been nothing snitd "slirg‘ichl operation" it! .you use When "flue-“d to product‘ a ‘."
l r.- Cuban Heels ............................... ....... 36.95 about it but the prisoners and thn _‘ rlght shaving supplies. You ‘can comm 1.2km" w” “name m do so and
they had not amuunod to take any; be your own barber—save cost, WM grow“,- He “,8“ rflcmd m m...
DEVDIE BROS Hoolenv FOR MEN AND woman. notice ot’the chum, pm... one “.n , um. temper and time. mm woman“, ,0 am.“ m u... up-
pnon a. — or H" 0‘ "r' i We can supply you with th: [own city court July ll.
. - ~ ~ - ~ J right Razors. Strops. Brus es an _______———-—-
H ' bu I)" l‘l‘l")\:“:t)sllnnl‘h‘ro“3 ' 30W: “"0 ““11 WM" ““9" urcistos A\\‘ARDED 'ro Krzrzmzu.
V :4"; ' Pm'd" °r ”um 1‘" "qt“ "n“ MONTROSE. COL. July 6.—-Jlm
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F H BAX . ‘ Twu Victim-A of Explosion Rushed to‘ (lug. “ell sell you . complete Flynn, Pueblo fireman. lost tht dtd
. o o ~ ' . “mm“. any inure-L . outfit or a single piece. "on m we 11th round or a nhedulefi
mum"! . . . -. guppy pm , amen; per», Prices are right. on our: irthls. 1‘...“ boot J.“ night. to "Sugar ‘
t I IOU?” IAIN min . earance e ’9’" "“ -‘ ‘“5"""d- “‘0 “HO“N-‘V “ “h ‘ ,Keeler. claimant of the. mine 95;)“
i mm m lit-Zn ~ '1‘ n L..-.: n cannon exploded pun. heavyweight championship title. e
dis- lbs m m... .. W m... ...... w .-......a H A. NEAD (mm... mm... m... m... x... .
. W, . . in 9. yard on Green street. ’Thc two' 0 ”mung and finally awlrded the doci- J. M. I a YTON & to"
\ MM“ mum uniously Injured are Salvatore PRESCRIPTION 'RHARMAOIBT. sion to Keeler. [ ,
A!“ IE Snlnsizt. in years old and Scluastiana .__..__...—-.__- '
C D Gulitto. 5 years old. a girl. They were a “0‘ m a" 30‘ um Try . elm ad in the Sentinel / v' Inc,
. . taken to the Middletown Hospital.‘ . tor the hen rel-its ‘ _
sou-m NORWALK's LEADING ————_._-- 5 mammm

 

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son PRINTING

0038313123! and CLOVER

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Sc'hultze’s: Wednesday Specials

FANCY STEAK ‘COD ............. 16c lb.
Shoulder Lamb Chops ............. 28c lb.
Stewing Lamb ............... . ..... 10c lb.

 

 

 
 
 

 

“do Bouquet Are 1

" [motifs {31: Are : Hamburg Steak .......... T ........ 16c lb.
AhoSoldfor 10¢ Libby’s Fancy Sweet Corn ..... .. 18c can

 

-NmOne, 8c; 2 for lie
" WELL CIGAR

 

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Norwallt, 39 Main 8t., W’sh'ton 8t.,ind R. 8. Ava, 8. Nor-walk
wes‘rponr BLACK ROCK satnozeonr

Schultze Markets Close at Noon (D. 8. T.) on Wednesdays.

 

 

 

 
 

 

FASHION SHOP.
120 Washington strut

 

 

 

NOW! .

 

TARLOV BROS.
mammograms
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
m m
. $1.10 lb. 5
‘ mmraisu

Money Deposited Before
July 10th Draws Interest

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‘.__§_2'_’__ It's Here If it’s Housman. :Dehvery

_ ICE CREAM FREEZERS
\ White Mountain. Alaska, m. Pole and some.
muss— 31.0 or. . .

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25 WASHINGTON swans, SOUTH NORWALX

 

‘ i From July lst.

‘Take advantage Of this opportunity and place your sav-
ings with us NOW!

0 o “:W’yo ~

Under the revision of the State Banking law, we may

‘ receive deposits from $1 to $5,000. T 68 Washington Street

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July’5 to Sept. é‘ ., _
~Mem'll Busm‘ '- as, Colleg “e.
Regular and Special Courses,
non-ton rats ALLOWED ' ' moss 31’“.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

Nowell & Murray

CLOTH!!!“ AND Funnel-tans
’ _, lfl‘W 0t. So. Norwalk

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. 7—DAY SALE—7

. ' . now ON

l {11.00 Otis Lisle and Balbriggas

.. *i ‘ Shirts and Drawers, 85c garment

~- Athletic Union Suits

‘ ltuttgarteasnd Topkis makes 89c

‘6 -.00 ‘ Pure Wool Bathing
Suit 33.45

8.63

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