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For T omorrowe-Saturday, July 9th ‘
2THOUR SALE
9tollA.M.
500 NEW HOUSE DRESSES THAT WERE MADE TO
SELL FOR $1.25
2 to a Customer.
JACOBY’S,
l2-l4 NORTH MAIN ST.
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SOUTH NORWALK
Sizes—36 to 52
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(‘olll'tosy always is the
l'llt‘ of every officer anti
olllployoo.
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lily-yes of this; bank peo-
pil- \‘.litilll you will be. glad
A! kiln“ and dI-nl with.
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‘lv'v'J'Vh l'olldy to adviso
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TRUST CO.
THE PEOPLE’S
Pu-.. ...e -
surrounding wntor.
Aorlnl photomnphs showing the former German (ll-boat U-ll'l, Just before
1 she was sent in lilo bottom 011' Hampton Bands. by bbmbs dropped from naval
planes, and the scene. as the second sulvo of bombs struck the vessel md the
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‘ilmt Chung would linulzurate in the
«prime or early Summer .1 movement
to put the tiny Emperor back on tho
.lllr'rilt. but it has not thus far mutt-r
.illli‘lori
' This in turn has given way to ill-
,tv»rr.;ll dissrnsiuns llI‘twoon Chnngmid
'(lllN‘l' lenders: (‘nlllnot changes have
,l-nsuwl :lril thore has been talk of
1:.llpprl-nnillg tho independent move.
: \Vllilo the newspaper. discuss the
:VVhOlt‘ SlllIJ'.'(‘t ljllllt' l'l'eoly, yet thore
,is nothing authoritative and little op-
'pnrtunily to sullntnntiate the reports
_ is!) fro! ly circulated.
i Many observers attribute ’thoso
vmol'oments and counter-movements to
“he wollvknown shortage of funds
lfrum which the military leaders in
'Cnlnn are suffering. The fate of tllt"
Government in China hangs to a
larger extent than Westerners would
Isuppose upon the uttltude of the three
(GIRLS: BLEACH 4
UGLY FRECKIJCS
' Squeeze the juice of two lemons
‘ into a. bottle containing three ounces
. of Orchard White. which any drug
- store will supply for a. few cents. shake
1 Well. and you have s quarter pint of
. .the. best. freckle‘and tan lotion, and
' ' complexion whitener.
: Mnssagelthis sweetly fragrant lem-
. and blemishes bleach out how‘ clear.
lsort and rosy-white the skin becomes.
on lotion into the face. neck. arms and
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SOUTH NORWALK
AUSTIN’S GARAGE!
hands ecah day and see how freckles -
nlilltllry governors of tho nortllu-rll
provinces who virtually control t'\'t‘l_\~
thing north of the Yang-tam- Tl\(:
ltooontly tht-y hold a meeting In 'l'll-z:
(Sin and entered upon some kiwi of
.ul ltrrungomont for tho d1: lfiiUIl \lf .lll-
thority between them. The l‘uumo:
Jtlltl sovoral of tho nlinistl-rh mzllll' l‘(‘~
pooled journeys to 'i‘lon-t.cln to confer
with them and a shake-up in the C..lxl-
not was made to sun these nullitary
commanders.
The Premier. who is opposed to
making any further loans. lulu propos-
ed a program of retrenchment. which
covers disbundment of troops. Th"
militnry governors refused to permit
their troops to be dismissed. and those
of the Ministry of War can not be dls-
bnnded without payingr up the urn-car.»
of pay which the Government seems
unable to do.
There as been talk of a military
movem to oust the Hesident. Hsu
Shih-chang, and restore Li Yuan—
hung to the Presidency.
The shortage of funds is so grmt
that even the Cabinet secretaries have
to accept part of their salaries in
bonds. which they can not possibly
sell. The Government's schools are
all closed and the Minister of Educa-
tion and all teachers have resigned
because the Government can not pay
over a sufficient sum monthly to make
sure that marten nod expenses will
be met. ~
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FAIRFIELD BEACH
Building Lots, rub-Sold, Conn.
Terms to suit. No reasonable ofler
relused.
Will Sell One or Fifty Lot-s.
Partners cannot agree. Must sell
at once.
Our car will take you to property
any time.
Plummer & Petrie
'dollsrscord. AllAl-lllumdouoo
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“whim-nave”
pinn._whollminAtlsntn.lmnustnI-y‘
heukeetohelluboutnnold'negro
meridwhomehohlm one Guy
when he lived in Wont sud
uhedtusloan thetwouldmhle
hlmtogointobusinell. i
“Ahbeenworkin’tnrmebodyelu
ell muh life," he said. “M' Ah what! l
torooutsn'bomshownbo-desl
once.” i
“Well. Uncle Billy.” reviled Ir. I
Krebs. “I think am Is s laudable our, i
bitten-ndIuthobelpyou'.
lumglsdtoseemdlrkl, 9|de
mill for your“ Whltmvi
youthlnklngofdolnl?" ' i
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“won, m," sold- the old man”
brightening considers)”. “Ah dn's Ah
kinbuy wood aoudoflbberste
l lighter it across and edit it right here .
in dis town."
As wood m selling at 85 s cord
in Natches. Mr. Km thought favor-
shly of the venture and let Uncle Billy
rhuve the $300 to stun the business.
A month later Mr. Krebs went down .
to the riverfront, and there was Uncle ;
lBilly just arriving with slot '0! splerr I
' did ,looking wood. ;
l “How are getting along, Uncle '
‘BilLy‘l" asked Mr. {um i
deg finet csp'n," he re-'
“Des tine,
. plied. .
I “What are you getth' for wood like
that now?" '
“Ah git a dollar 'cr cord." answered
‘the old man. 1‘
“Why, you idiot." said Mr. Krebs.
“don‘t you know you can‘t pay a dol-
lsr a cord for wood. hringit across the
river and soil it at a profit (or u (lol-
‘ lur a cord T' l
“and. Ssp‘n Krebs." responded
. Unclo Billy. ommgod in one of those‘
bewltclllng smiles that characterize
.the moo. “All nin‘: looking for no
profit. Ah'm lies loukin' fur bust.
' Iess."—li;lltlmnre American. l
iDAISY HAD SELECTED COLOR
IArd an Might Have Been Imagined
i I: Was Not Hue Associated
1 With Funerlle. ,
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t‘l'llcn the wife of Joe Betts, an
I Allllllllllu dorky. tll"ll, he tnmlrno-l llor
-slnren-ly. “i‘s going to put a black'
lborrler to my house," he sold to one?
”or his neighbors. ;
i And he did. A week llltor a broad '
llmnrl of llillvk outlined the front of,
liiis little awning.
A couple of years passed. Then
I one of his neighbors, Stopping to speak 3
to Joe, found him gazing up at his llt- _
tle hlnckvedgeci house with an sir oil
perplextty. .
“It lute well, Joe." said the neigh-
bor, in a tone of sympathy, “but the
black grows a little rusty. You wlll
put on another coat?"
"Yes-uh." said .103. {Daisy Moore.
she says it needs one other cost of
paint."
“Daisy Moore! Ohl But has she
still another coat of black paint.
Joe?" -
"Uhl" [rt-tinted Joe. and then his
look of perplexlty vanished in s slow
grin. "l's going to ask her tonight.“
he added briskly.
Two“ days later the sympathetic
neighbor. passing strain. was greeted
hy Joe from a ladder set against the
house.
“How does yo‘ like it?" he asked.
waving his paint brush toward the
hand of bright red glowing new.
the top of the little house. "Dull,
Moore. she picked It out. We git
murried next week."
Easily Sunk.
Another example of German emdo
ency goes by the hoard in the descrip-
tion. in the Scientific American. of the
llM‘ of the latest German battleshlp
Baden, s sulwrdrt‘sdllsught, as n thr-
got in an attack by gunfire from 15-
incll guns and torpedoes.
The Baden was one of the bottle-
ships turned over to the ullles at the
time of the armistice to be destroyed.
She sank after u comparatively brief
bombardment: the 1353-1118! belt be-
ing readily perforated at I 1001011“!
range. This, saye the Scientific Amen
iclln. seems to dispose of the tether
widely accepted belief that the Ger»
man capital ships were possessed of
defensivemqualities which exceeded
those of similar ships in navieg of a.
world.
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Medical Use of Radium.
The popular supposition that most
of the radium now produced is being
used for luminous watchdials and
Similar devices is contradicted by “r.
Hamilton Foley, of the Standard
Chemical company, of Pittsburgh' who
writes:_
“Lust year this column, produced
over 18 grows of radium. and or this
amount only 1.2 grams went into
luminous material. All-at mg ".3
we t into the hands ofthe medial
o essiou. This company has made,
monthminltotthetoulsupplyot
' rsdlum suitable in the world at the
Dre-mt time. and its first thought u
for the medical Meatloaf—Scientific
Amer-Ian. , .
Rev-sic Defects In Steel.
Buhbhl. each and other dense.
In steel are mode to reveal tum
nymgnetlsmiusnovelwu. The
block of steel is lmmeued in petro-
leum charged with u quantity at very
fine iron filings. 'nie reside-I'm
tietism of the steel is sullcleot to st-
truct the suspended filings. which
mark out lines of force that ere bro-
ken sud show dsrk patch- over the
detective pieces.
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'l‘r! rein-med ed in the Souths
rwmmm “HWJI.
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Special Sale of Men’s
and Boys’ Clothing
, 'All Wool Pants
‘ For Boys 8 to 17
At $1.00 per pair
___Other Pants as Low as 50c.
MEN’S WORSTED PANTS
Worth $4.00 . . . . . . .. ..... For $2.98
Men’s Summer
Suits
Blue Serges and Fancy Worsteds
$25 and $35
\Vorth up to $50.00 and $60.00 '
per Suit. '
REMEMBER—“’9 Extend Credit
to All Reputable “'age Earners.
You settle your bill in EASY \VEEKLY PAYMENTS. This has
been our way of doing for the past §0 years, and we have thousands
of the best people on our books. .
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sat; NY SERVICE
A wide variety of mixtures are being Sold
under the name “gasoline’f. The best way
to be sure that the gasoline you buy meas-
ures up to quality standards is to insist on
SoCOny — uniform, pure and powerful.
Sold by the dealers listed below. Look
for the red, white and blue SoCOny Sign.
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The Sign of a Reliable Dealer {
and the World's Best Gasoline ‘S’AN HA R'L' C l CU ~
DEALERS “'HO SELL SOCONY-blOTOR GASOLINE
W. R. Austin, Railroad Ave., South Norwslk, Conn.
Patsy DePietro, 19 Benton St., South Norwslk, Conn.
Benjamin Hershfleld. Wood and Concord Streets, South Nos-walk, Com
Hatch & Bailey, Ann Street, South Norwalk, Conn.
South Not-walk Hardware & Auto Supply Compsny, So. Roz-walk. Conn.
L. Kohn, 252 Flux Hill Road, South Norwslk, Conn.
F. J. Lockwood, Cross Street, Romyton, Conn. . - .
A. Modne, North Main Street, South Norwalk, Conn. -
Reevis Gmge, Connecticut Avenue, South Hal-walk, Colin. 6 _
Norwslk Yacht Club, Hickory 31113. South Norwulk, Conn. '_ . -
E. P. O'Connor, Roilrosd Ave, South Norwslk,‘ Conn.
I. M. Orlins, West Wsshington Street, South Norwulk. Cm - .
Samuel Tsvlin. Cedsr Street, South Norwslk, Conn. 5
Vssst Bron, Chestnut Street, South .Norwulk, Conn.
Victor-i; 'l‘sxi Company, Franklin Street, South Iforwulk, Conn.
Webb Bm., South min Street, South Not-walk. Conn.
Andrew Hills, 'Bowsytou Ave, Rowsywn, Conn
Shaman Bros. Woodwsrd Ave, South Norwulk, Conn.
Turnpike Garage, Post Rood, South Not-walk, Conn. > 3
B Decherhsusen, Post Road, South Rorwulk..conn.
A. H. Hefner, East Washington Street, East Not-walk, Conn.
Winfield Economy Store. Winfield Street, East Roz-walk. Conn.
Louis Hell’snt, Main Street, Roz-walk, Conn.
-.l’. E. Hendrickson. Silvermine Av... Norwulk. Conn.
1'. E. Lockwood a Company, Wall Street, Nor-welt, Conn.
Lyons Gauge, Westport Ave, Normlk, Conn.
Norwulk Boat Club. Wall Sheet, Not-walk, Conn.
Paul Preuuer, buxom Rood, Non-walk, Conn. .
Reynolds Rotor Cur Compsny, West Ave, lorwolk. Soul.
A. I. 3.0mm Ave. Small“. »
nileydnoynolds,Winnepguk,ltol'wulleonnI __‘ ;
1.3.Wickwire, Knight SM-Norwulk, Conn. .. i ..
WonAvmurflhngShtlouWelt Avenue, mm .-. ”
H.Yodling,lsinStnot,lwwalk,Conn. .. ‘.
C. '1'. Gregory, Osmond-lo, Conn. . , y ,
A. B. Grqu’p elm“!!! null“ null. _ . . ,1 .m- -12. ,
Wilton Gouge, Wilton, (1m ‘ ‘ .. .
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