.._‘
~ is not very pleasing.
A shovel, a screen, a wagon,
than. Some Cool lying there a- '
glistening. A cellar, a window, a 3
Coal falls in .
, chute is our plan.
the bin—ar’eyou listening!
A heater, :1 fire, some heat going .
up, with comfort in each scintilla- ;
‘ _ cheerful -
when time comes to sup—it’s sarc- -’
hon. A home that
is
I: a fine combination.
midis e
: i. ’A cold day in Winter, you know‘ 1
“at that means, when fingers
had noses are freezing, when a
. breath from the Arctic blows swift
through your jeans in a way that
WITS OF
BROADWAY”
EDISON. RE-CREATIONS
No. sores—Price $1.35
herle—Fox Trot
r-ry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
J com! a Rose in the_Devll’s Gar.
den—Fox Trot, Fisher-Rankin
Harry Raderman’s Jazz Orchestra
No. 50777—Price, $1.35
I'll Keep on Loving You—Medley
“Coral
Fox Trot (introducing
Sea"). RoseAZany-Brown
lax Fells' Della Robbin Orchestra
Moonlight—Fox Trot, Conrad
Ila! Fells' 1).,»ila'Robhm Orchestra
No. 5078l—Price $1.35
Ion Homme (My Man)——Fox Trot,
Yvain Orlando's Orchestra
Idol Mine—Fox Trot, Pollack
Franklin Orlando‘s Orchestra
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
In North Main St., So. Norwalk
Opp. cangregatlonal Church
TR: LONOER Ron's Bung!” Is. Dynamite-Ti]
: - MORE ACUTE WILL BE TEE Home SKORI‘AGL‘
‘v OWN .YOUR OWN HOME! use;
1 _ The more acute the shortage becomes the higher rents are likely to :0.
“ Build Your Own Home
The country is financially sound—building materials aré available at
fair prices.—labor is more oilident and secured at better rates,
The Hatch £9" Bailey CO.
AGENT FOR JOHNS-W (30st 8 SON 80015
INGS, BEAVER BOARD AND
‘ .WAI..L BOARDS
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DIITRIIUTOIO
. CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
_ mousnlu 1'03 WEDDINGS AID m0”
TAXI .VIOI
, NORWALK a coconut coso rinse
souru NOIWALK - mouse an. an
shot" with the pistol they have loaded
tlie weapon themselves.
the pistol was handed to ‘im. by the
Dr
find at full cock. by the barrel. as he I
proffered to the Gull boy.
who was a witness as well,
before Coroner l'hclnn of the fact that
all dealers in the city had been warn-
ed against the sale of
blanks and that he. at the request of
Medical Examiner
inmon had conducted—the investigation
into the
the Drumm boy's death.
Phelan follow n; the inquest.
“COAL"
GRAIN, WOOD, FEE!
Saturday Specials
16 lbs. GRANULATED SUGAR.. .for $1.00
Fancy N O. 1 POTATOES. . . . . . . . .peck, 45c
2 lbs. PURE LARD ...............for24c
CROWN ASTER OATS. ..... . . pkg, 100
2 cans EVAPORATED MILK ...... for 23c
15 cakes of ~KIRKMAN’S SOAP. .for $1.00
10‘ cakes ‘of LENO SOAP ........ for 35¢
ORANGE I’EKO EA......--...lb.,55c
' A
A. F. BeckmannEéCO. Inc.
83 Washington St., South Norwalk.
PHONE 1405 FREE DELIVERY
-c---’ ---
t. .. ,
DEVINE BROS
"1°"?- 53 1921 SUMMER SESSION
F. H. BAXTER July 5 9’ 3°!“- 2 -
. . .oufgm‘jg..m Merrill Business College
"Mitzi? Stigma Regular and Special Courses
CAN DIES VACATION TIME ALLOWED ‘ RHONE 314.2.
F. S. LYON ' ' -
JOB PRINTING '
mum... Army 65? Navy Sales Co.
-_ w =- 38 WALL ST. N ORWALK, CONN.
mbl 'UA-
"lotto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
h Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
”No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD \VELL CIGAR -
COMPANY.
W -
' CARPET CLEANING
m Ind 3m Cleaned Ola:
, Odors Restored, Lik. u.-
I ”MAL HUGO “MI",
. Treated
filers Osllsd “was Dorm
Iervlee‘ m
'5 to MORE HIGH PRICES
_at___
. ~ Levy’s ShoeStore
. .0.“n8t., so. No'nnn:
.- connection With Any Other
' More, ‘
5;. ——_
no and snaggiwmdow for
L and . cont“? yoursell.
.2 - g‘nednced From I
“cranium
Open Evenings till 6:30 (Standard Time) Saturday till 9 :30
SPECIAL SALE
SHOES
MEN'S h BOYS’ SCOUT SHOES .................... $2.45
MEN'S TENNIS OXFORDS ............ . ........... $1.65
BOYS’ TENNIS SHOES .: .......................... $1.65
$6.00 SEMI-ENGLISH DREss SHOES, Black and Tan $3.45
RUSSE'g GALE OXFORDS .......................... $3.95
BLACK ELxstN SHOES (Munson Last) ........... $2.95
U. s. SPORT SHOES (Goodyear'Welt) ............... $3.45
PALM BEACH OXFOBDS (Goodyear Welt) .......... $3.65
DR. CHARLES’ CUSHION SOLE (Vici Kid) .......... $4.50
U. s. ARMY CHROME OALF and MARINE SHOE ..... $4.95
BLACK CALI-SKIN oxronhs ..................... $4.95
Gold Medal Army Men’s One-Piece '
Cots . ...... , , , , $4.65 Bathing Suits . . $2.95
I
UNDERWEAR.
OVAL WEB UNION sUITs ................ 89c; 3 for $2.50
ATHLETIC .9st ...................... 295; 4 for $1.00.
CONDE 3le LISLE UNDERWEAR ....... 69c; 3 for $2.00
NAVY UNDERWEAR ..................... 455; 3 for $125
RANCY MADRAs UNION sun's ......... $1.19; 3 for $3.25
TRENOR LIaLE UNION sUITs .......... $1.15; 3 for $1.25
CREPE UNION sUITs. .................. $1.35; .2 for $3.90
WHITE oerRD SPORT sEIRT ..., ......... ....... $1.69
U. S. Army Gillette Navy Sea Bags
Razors . . . . . $1.39 set~ (reclaimed) ...... 39c
CAMPING OUTFITS
U. s. ABIY EELTs ............................. 15c
U.s.NAYYWInTEnIDDY CAPS 795
. OUTDOORWEIPCORD RREECEEs ............... '33 95 ‘
U. s. . EAYERsAst ‘ ............................ 69o
U. s. mans AND ronxs ................ 105 es.
0. B. ARMY BLANKET-s (reclaimed) ............... can “
U. B. ARMY rescues ........................... ' $1.95-
ARanTANDARDstTs $159
m's 80mm mm mm ............... $1.95
UNION MADE 0mm (all colors) ............. 2'. $1.19
gsammmrs (reclaimed) $3507
Annular. ...... .........10c;3tor~;2§c..
$4,593.933,248 IS
from income and profits tax.
syivanla came second with $487,711,-
269. of which $35l.3§3.599 was from
income
with :1 total of $337,763.99: of which
8261l.3im.252
incomt-s and profits.
ihl‘ list.
83.71.997.771 and $183,862.45!” Mass-
nchusctts. $23S,ll02.§44 and $2l4.l162.-
84?:
8121421335:
951
3125.431.21ll
North
$38.669fifi’7.
lion to ranking
the amount COIIDI‘htI lcd all Southern ,sdiool or college. there )3 a great “dogmmfpd with n“. circus which “aw.“
prulvriuilons lll't‘ urn-ll by health offi-
('l. l.’
mains its nppcnroncc.
danger is in the srnport towns hc— Kiwanis cluh arrange to make the oc-
cousc or the vessels which may bring ca 9
rats hcrc. i
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'Oonunued from first pass. .
"An. save the Gall boy. had “had a.
. When it camegto the Gall boy's turn.
m boy, who held it. ully loaded
As the latter reached for it, his
hand struck against the hammer of
the gun. which slipped down
discharged the cartridge.
ding and some of its powder from the
cartridge lodged between the first and
second fingers of the right hand or
the Drumm boy. who beyond washing
the wound under a ne'arby faucet.
paid no attention to it although It was
painful. '
and
The wad-
Hunt.
testified
Detective Sergeant Thomas
pistols and
Samuel H. Hunt-
surrounding
circumstances
Medical Examiner Samuel H. Hunt-
ington testified that tetanus was the
cause of
Drumm boy.
death in the case of the
Decision w s reserved by Coroner
TOTAL TAX RECEIPTS
Continued from First page.
/
Pcnn-
and profits taxes. Illinois
collected from
ranked third in it
“'33
Others in the order of which their it
payments ranked. with the total co|~ m
lectcd and the amount from income wilt-re."
uml proiit taxes. were: “No. $284.- --\v,. don't Wm“ citizens of other
532.396 and 8203.208385; Michigan. naliéns to come here and ‘0" Us how
California. 3181.318.722 and
New .It‘rlf‘)‘. 3142.320”
8997.35H.694: Missourlfip.
nnd 8<C.l2l.143.
f‘urollnn. 3124.510.451
and
tenth nccordin: to
11..
Plague Spread in Conn.
lContlnued from Page One)
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llv. n' .-‘-vi.ils suv that the
P: L“' HI .~ :‘i- s :llo «luf- for (In Ollt- gin",
lir. !; hi" I ‘ ‘ n‘l'c‘ pillcllt‘.
'l‘ ~ln..l l..' inflicts and local up-
Thc izrcntesl 7.0
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country is good enough to work in.
to run our government. our industries
and our social life!"
.nnthc born citizens.
amd;0f u dozen that can recite the Can.
and stitutlonpr America or the l)cclnrution."m i"? hold. rain or shine. 3‘ 1053‘
I A BATHING CAPS, SHOES, STOCKINGS 'AND TIGHTS l
'A SPECIAL SALE OF. ,PAJAMAS 1
For Men—$2.75 grade...Now $1.75 1 For Boys—$2.00 grade...Now $1.35
_
TT‘RIS‘R AM o HYATT
I BATHING SUITS
5 For Men and Boys, .Women and Children—One or two-piece models,
in all sizes, and a wide choice of colors.
-1.I‘
ART CRETONNES—Specially priced . . . .. . . . . 50c yd.
SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS FOR 'ALL THE FAMILY
M
KIWANIANS HEAR
0F CITIZENSHIP
QUALIFICATIONS I
Continued from First Page.
also the price of both classes, I! a.
is good enough to become the per-
nnent home of those born else-
"IA‘I us raise the qualifications of
There is not one
-rsons horn in the l'niiod Sinics out
North Carolina in midi-20f Independence."
"\thn we gradnuic from I‘llL‘lll
sinlcs. (Vonnocucug stands seven-inborn it. There is :in clalloruic pro-'I
tr-pnth in the list of ““1108 with STl.- gram of exercises which we rcmcm-i
372.:iss mid 849.1“.‘21‘5. 'W' "H 3mm"
_————-——- "\tht hnppcns when we are ‘.“l and
NIOVC to Pevent Rat luromc a voicr nmi cilizI-n'.‘ Nolhinr.‘
~t us make the occasion or liecom-i
ways he remembered." '
"To sum up. we don’t want any-.1
looked upon 1
ltny \Vcrme. vice-commander of the
Ni‘“" Frank (IGodi‘rcl‘ l‘ost. AlllPllt‘an Iic— “OWNS-
following Dc. McGrcg‘or's nd-,
dross. nnnounccd that Amcrimmizniion cover outlying towns and territories.
classes were living conducted by thc,J. M.
local legion post and that a class oijthls car is clcctroiypcs. the advvrtising
l“ *‘hl‘i‘klllfn’ ”l“ P'ilmle when “'50 or 75 would take the oath of citl- ‘mntter.
He suggested that tho,
nship soon.
i
sion or taking the oath of citizen-l
in a notable one. The suggestion
mousse»:«:«zoe«woesqessesezseewwmwoeeg
. DEROSI
NOW! .
‘ Money DepOsited Before
July 10th Draws Interest .
From July '1 st.
Take advantage of this Opportunityhand‘ place yOur sav-
ings with Us NOW!
Under the revision of the State Banking law, we may
receive deposits from $1 to $5,000.
‘\
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
:-
met with hearty approval and Fred-
click L. Lamson. president of II“ Ki—
wanis club. appointed a committee to
look into the project.
A resolution thanking the State Dc.
partmcnt of Motor Vehicles for it.-
eel—operation in stopping speeding" on
\Vest avenue and elsewhere in the Cit)
and the city court judges tor tht-ir co—
operation in the some main-r was un-
animously passed by the club upon a
motion by John D. Milne.
SPARKS" CIRCUS
~ HERE JULY 22nd
Continued from First Page.
will bc troctui and everything put in
readiness for the street parade which
o‘clock.
There are about 30'‘ people con
in a slivclul train of 18 cars. each 01
which are made or strel Rh'hich an
70 l'w-t long. It is one of thc tin-1st
f
The circus started its mason in
Georgia in April of this your and m-
peels to close in
her of this your.
will show in New Rochelle and. will.
then go to Long Island.
Florida in Dccr-m—
From Norwalk it
x—zw
"show" trains (W chl tho. L'nilwl
States today.
Besides performers. there an~ t‘nr-
Iru: :i cillzrn a solemn one which will ricd 105 circus and draft IlOl‘sn‘. 1W0
hcrlls of t'It'phlllllF. camels. including
a three wcvks old baby cumr-l. Mon-
Ilrody admitted into this country who keys, hours. lions, and other drn‘zicns
to be used in plain" Pri‘W‘H‘iO" “‘m'k-‘guill not lit-come a good citizen. And .of the jungle are also in the pamdt
but the bill was unlln‘ol‘ubll‘ rl"DOI‘lt‘d- “'0 want to put ilfllnt'lhlluz into viilzt»n-¥:1nd are on exhibition. _.
it was sold )‘csic hilly that (‘ommis- ship that will make it ..
i-lhnoi‘ I‘lut‘k would soon RDDOIM lo-lwlu: honor and reverence."
cnl t‘I'.l‘.:ll‘?l1~‘l in tho seaport towns!
The advance car at the depot today
corrl'es with it complete paraphcnalia
{or billing the town and surrounding
A Ford car. is on glic advance
car. which is nstd by llillpOsters to
Randolph is car manager. In
berths for the car crow. a
restaurant where fhcnls arc prepared.
and a separate compartment where
paste is prepared for the bill p05tcrs
to use: . ' """‘
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USED CARS
Dodge 1919 Commercial 2
Dodge 191? Touring.
Several Fords
2::gzrr and Fisk Tires.
Watson 3'2?” ""‘"° '1931'1'3'6
LYON’S GARAGE
KENDRICK’S GARAGE
roan SERVICE, WEI-13m“
ALL WORK GWRANTEED
30 CHESTNUT STREET
SOUTH NORWALK
gm flu:
. ' greed
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & (30.,
Inc.
5 Railroad An. South mum
EVERY WOMAN’S
FASHION SHOP.
.~190w.-hln¢tanstreet
SELLING OUT “ '
ALL :7":
DRESSES
BELOW 003!
TARLOV BROS.
lip-to Date Cigar .toss
H A L L - M A R K
CAN DIES
m 3381 - Eli!
$1.10 lb.
mm o Block. 1'01. 1581
The Textile Store
Sale Of White Goods
.This Week
136 WASHINGTON STREET.
“scum NORwALK. l
THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
Newell & Murray
cum-liens AND runmsuess
153 Vial-lam st. 65. Norwalk
7-DAY SALE—7
NOW ON ‘5’...)
$1.00 Otis Lisle and Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, 65¢ garment
”.25 Athletic Union Suits
- Stuttnrter and Topkis makes 89¢
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Mt sesseescsosesseeesssss “I...
63.00 Imported mush Wool
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