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mvss m to '
- Away From Trouble by Jumping
Train for Horn.
on [ma- Scale.
b‘ _. flan. quietly left his hotel here. late “”9 and especially in the mills. Car-
)aterday. and a short time later was pemers' Local No. “73 has voluntar-
lboard a train bound for Salt Lake “y agreed to accept a cut in its wake
my. L'tah. He was accompanied by scale as...“ upon 371.; cents an hour.
Raddy Hayes. his trainer. and Detect- This scale goes into en‘ect immediate-
Iva Sergeant Mike Tram. Chicago. ly. ugh-tarore the Carpenters hava
Rho has been the champion's body‘ been “km; 31 an hour and working
guard and constant companion since an ergm; our day. bringins the"
be began training for the bout with wages up :0 38 a day. They have “"0
Beorxcs Carpcntier. at Jersey City. worked fi\e and one half day! a week.
“Saturday. Jack Kearns. Demp- —-—-——-———‘-"'
.y's manager. did not accompanythe MADE I):ST‘:’{BAN(‘IC 0N TRAIN-
Troublc Behind Him.
‘ Trouble shot from two directions
“ward the champion during the day.
.llh Vlluable limousine was seized by a
deputy sherifi. acting on a writ issued
ht Friday. in llatavia. N. Y.. in a
’100.000 stilt. brought by Frank Spell-
Inn. in connection with a. motion pic- ornin 'rom Judgq- George
tare enterprise. In Jersey City coun— 'EFVSdliizurrngh. onga charge of intoxica-
nl for the International Reform llur- tion and breach of the peace.
3!: endeavored to have him baled in- i Hicks. who had been to see the “his
court on a complaint charing him -. . - ther
'Ith assaultianarpentier lfigm' on Saturday last. “as m
‘ _ ‘ chuberant and was on his way ‘0 hi5
Ihome in Springfield.
He believed that he should ride In
Lonnie I. 'eks. a gentleman of color.
monds and platinum Jewelry. was re-
moved from the Springfield express. at
‘last night. by Patrolman Milton Lock-
wood. and locked up to await a hear-
"Albert “'ellnitz has been cited as
I: can-gefendant with Lorraine lluPontith‘. parlor (.m- of the train. however.
an lrs. James Silk. In the action and made a nuisance of himself In his
darted by Mary E. Metcali‘e. for efforts to ride mp”.
ham es of PM on a re t ti ' ‘ ' v '
a“ ‘ ' n ac on. ' This morning he was extrcmcl)
no case is returnable to the court Otipt-nllt‘lli and was finm 810 {or breach
amnion Pleas. September term. '
-.—'rhe Philiners in.their wonderful-mm]or 323.3]. and wpm on his way
hire act tree at 8:30 tonight at the -
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yourfi'ont porch
Mr. Edisonofl’ers $10,000 in cash prizes.
He wants a phrase which will distinguish
the New Edison from all other sound-re-
producing devices. This certificate entities
you to the loan of a New Edison and R:-
CREATlONI for 3 days. Experiment with
them in your own home. No charge or
obligation. Folder of complete Information
Free. just sign and send this Certificate.
ALFRED Fox PIANO CO.
85 North Main Street
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Opp Cong. Church
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Psi/r; Law ED] 5 ON ,i
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She “Will to inurkvt. saw what she got and was sure it was its
much as she- paid for. Fullnw in Grandma's i'ootsttwm. Get the
habit of going: to the llt‘ill‘t‘hl Van Dyk store every morning.
It will pay you well.
VAN DYK SPECIALTIES
For Icings, Puddings, Ice Cream, etc.
AMBASSADOR BRAND
PURE COCOA .............. 2 lbs. for 25c
Single pounds at 150. Delicious flavor—delightful as a drink and
wonderful ior cooking purpose-s.
FOR SALAD DRESSINGS, ETC.
AMBASSADOR BRAND
PURE OLIVE OIL ........ only 70c pt. tin
This is the most highly refinul Pure Italian Olive Oil. Great food
value and delightful flavor.
FOR SANDWICHES, ETC
AMBASSADOR BRAND i
PEANUT BUTTER ........... only 19c ll). :
.; Packedfresh—absolutely pure—healthful. A pleasing spread for pic;
nic sandwiches. .-
.,. For Iced Tea Try Our .
ORANGE-PEKOE or OOLONG TEA.45c lb.
“Place dry leaves into bottles of cold water and place on Ice over
_ night. Strain oil in the morning. The result: The finest’iced tea you
over drank.
START THE DAY RIGHT
,. DRINK DUCHESS ................ 35c lb.
The Cellos Supreme.
. The finest coilee, grown scientifically. Blended to give a Mocha and
Java flavor. Try it once and you'll come for more.
. EXTRA SPECIAL!
SUGAR (limit, 2 lbs.) ....... . . . . . . . . 5c lb.
T FINE GRANULATED
IN 2 POUND CARTON:
With 25c Worth ot.Any of Above Articles.
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who were some $10,000 worth of dia-.
{of the peace. and 37 for drulikcnness.‘
as well as full costs. He paid the total ;
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Bockvfile (Mon Voluntsrfly Decides.
EW ROCKVILLE, July 6.-——In view 0!?
N YBRK' July 6'-J°‘Ck Demp— the fact that there have been cuts in'
‘5’- "°"“’" “93""9‘0‘ ”0“"! Chan“ wages in all lines of Industry In Rock-.
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—Just in Time.
to Supply Your,
‘ Vacation Needs!
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COMING JUST AT THIS TIME, when everyone is making plans
for vacations, and wondering what to wear, this Sale is indeed
“YOUR GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY”
-—SUMMER has only started—there are
fwo fu'll ‘fitonths of hot weather ahead—'
and HERE is all that is newest and best
in Women’s Summerwear!
--WE KNOW that when you come and see
our beautiful oiferings at these money-
saving prices you will buy enough to
supply your entire Season’s needs!
—-\VE WANT YOU for a PERMANENT
CUSTOMER—we know that when you
get acquainted with our up-to-the-min-
ute merchandise, and our fair .and square
methods, you will continue to honor us
with your patronage.
-—At these low prices our BIG stock of '
Seasonable Merchandise will soon be sold
——already the eager crowds have reduced
the number and quantity of our offerings.
But fresh shipments are arriving by every
train, and_these also are included in this,
the Greatest GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY to
" SAVE MONEY that Norwalk and South
Norwalk women have ever had.
-——COME THURSDAY —- SURE —.before
YOUR sizes are sold out—while you yet
have the chance to select just the things
you’ve wanted, at far less than their mar-
ket value. .
—-It’s the chance of aiifetimc, but you’ll have
5 to ACT QUICKLY—Delay means Disap-
Dointment—GET HERE TOMORROW—-
IN THE MORNING, if possible! -
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A All Baby Carriages I
Reduced
Those Who are intending to buy a Baby Carriage this
.month are fortunate because the price on all our mum: '\
have been materially reduced. This includes all the 1mm? rm-
dcls in reed and fibre. If you are planning on a new Baby
Carriage by all means take advantage of this opportuniiy 1.,
save.
$39.00 Carriage ........ Reduced to $25.00
‘ $42.00 Carriage ........ Reduced to $32.00
$52.00 Carriage ..... Reduced to $39.00
i ‘ $58.00 Carriage '. ....... Reduced to $42.00
1 $62.00 Carriage ........ Reduced to $46.50
1 $68.00 Carriage ........ Reduced to $52.00
$85.00 Carriage ........ Reduced to $65.00
Angevine Furniture Co.
Artistic Home Furnishmgs' ' . ’
16 NO. MAIN ST.
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PHONE 1333
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BLUE TRIMMED OXFORDS
- White Horse Oxfords with wide, blue saddle strap, plain
toe, white neolin soles ............... - ........... $8.50
White Horse Oxfords, trimmed with blue suede wing tips
and half saddle strap; white neolin soles .......... $8.50
SEVERAL OTHER NEW MODELS HAVE ARRIVED WITH THESE.
Conneally’ 69° Bracken
SOUTH N ORVVALK
USE PYROX
5 ON YOUR FRUIT, POTATOES 'AND
OTHER VEGETABLES
Kills MOst Worms and Bugs
Try a can of “Dolgs ' Weed Killer on your walks.
ALBERT D. MORGAN
m mm I10“
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- .A VICTROLA
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‘Victrols that nothmg' else can give. To enjoy
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