5.“.
In
‘7'» 16. cold day in Winter, you know
”hat that means, when fingers
find. noses are. freezing, when 3s
Death from the Arctic blows swift
firough your jeans in a way that
t not very pleasing.
l
i
3.... (MN .YOUR .OWN- HOME: 1'
Themomscutethoshortscoheoonesthehishsrrentsmilkelytoid.‘
Build Your Own Home .3 «use
A ‘ u mum sound—building mums are “stable st
“95121-3ch” rdfiunylore ancient sud secured st better rs -
' Lots Burt Smoothing—.Wo’li Help -
The Hatch” 69’ Dolley Co
mm ran Jamming com a son noon . '
' mos. mm rosin) menu-noon ;__ .
fl hnve advised with the highwny ‘
commissioner. upon~ the feasibility of .,
this procedure. the.expenditures tor ,
. which might be taken from money: ,3
now .Mlable for his department." 1‘
Governor Lake sets forth that under .
thepmmions or the bill only the
highmy between Hartford and Spring- . '
field would be taken core or. thus ne-
glecting other parts of the state. Boys
he governor in his veto concerning
milestones:
"I no not .thing this style of me—
morial worthy either or the men or
of their splendid service put-posed to
be memoralized.
“The act requires the state highway
comminioner to place a. stone to mark
each mile or the main trunk line high-
ways which might come within the
designation of main trunk line high-
ways. Each such stone is to carry a.
mere abbreviation in the letters ‘W.
W..’ meaning World War. and an in-
scription stating the distance to the
nearest town or village and the dis-
tance to the nearest large town or city.
It the milestones should be limited to
one section of highway for which alone
financial provision is here made. to
wit. the trunk road from Hartford to
Springfield. then other sections or the
state would be neglected.
“If this grant ls only intended as
a beginning. the expenses involved in
the completion of the scheme cannot
now be accurately estimated. but it
must be a large nmount or money with
no outstanding memorial feature. or
element to make it attractive."
CAPTAIN TELLS OF
REBEL SHIP CREW
—.
Continued from First Page.
.
'NORWALK’s LEADING 'DRY. GOODS STORE. g
A shovel, a screen, a wagon, a
Inn. Some Coal lying there a.-
glistening. A cellar, a window, a
flute is our plan. Coal falls in
the Bin—ore you listening?
_‘-«.Seasonable Sulnmer Dress Goods
.Belghn .Dress linens—Fifty. per cent. finer quality. and 9 in, m
than Irish colored linens, and actually lower 1n prices Fast col
in blue, pink, rose, golden brown and green; 45 m. Wide. 'A w
"derfulvalue.....;...:.............................-.-....$1.35,
Beach Cloth—Full yard wide. Blue, brown, green, rose, lave-3.1.
‘tanandnavyblue............._.................._......5o,
Figured Voiles—New and attractive designs on light grounds y-
69cyd. ................‘ h0w39,
1 heater, a fire, some heat going
up,'with' comfort in each scintilla-
tion. A home that is cheerful
.VheMime comes to sup—-it’s sure-
h a fine combination.
f-‘r' .
-vu'r
@15
—
RR
“BITS OF
— BROADWAY”
.IDIBON anonymous
No. sons—Pm. 81.35
Cherie—Fox Trot
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
I Found shoes in the Devil's Gar.
den—Fox Trot. Fisher-Rankin
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
No. 50777—Pl-lee, 31.35
I'll Keep On Loving You—Medley
Fox Trot (introducing "Coral
Sea"). Rnse-Zany-Bmwn
In: Felis' Della Robbin Orchestra
Hoonlight-l-‘ox Trot. Conrad
In! Fells' Della. Robbin. Orchestra
No. 50781—Prlce $1.35
Ion Homme (My Mam—Fox Trot,
szin Orlando's Orchestm
Idol Mine—Fox Trot, Poiiack'
Franklin Orlando's Orchestra
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DIO‘I’IIIUTOIO
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS all
as m norm
moneys: r0111. mun:
NORWALK O GOODYEAR OORD VIII.
.0012" NORWALK ‘PHONIO 1m .11
o
‘ _
O
r.
v
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
SHOULDER STEAK...............10clb.
HamburgSteak.................... l4clb.
StewingBeef...................... 5clb.
Sunbeam Fancy Corn 18ccan
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 30 Main 8t., Wuh’ton 8t, sud B. 3. Ave, 8. Harwell:
smoozeonr
Hneger‘ oco.
Outfittters to Men, Women and Children
Golden‘
Opportunity Sal
The m-xt day ashes werc discovered
in the dynamo and thc dynamo mcu
werc pluco d in irons. 0n subsequent
(illit‘l illr rudder was llislllllmi. and
the fresh water splgnts Were Oant-d.
Ellgillrcr i‘rclldl-rgust. says the rc-
port. was ordl-rcd to Ti‘millll in his
cabin by tln- ship’s doctor. as hl‘ was
suffering l'lom ncryous strain. Alfredo
(‘llromltc was pines-d in truth- for steal-
lng two-hundred pieces of Aslivcr.
forty pluws of linen and other sup-
OUR LOW RENT LOCATION EN ABLES
US TO SELL FOR LESS THAN ALL
OTHER COMPETITORS
Continues
KENDRICK‘S Gm
' "on“ Main Stu 80: Nel'wnlk WEST-PORT BLACK ROCK plies. le rcport continucs: FORD SERVICE \
Opp. congregatlonal church Schultz. Markets Close at Noon (D. 8. T.) on Wednesdays. 1,”... ”1...“. n... “on” ’pump. CHARGE ACCOUNTS EXTENDED ALL WORK , ”WE ‘
stopped, .lnd :lll tires. but one are out. ' 6"" “”550
\Vatrr continued to flood the engine and small “80le payments accepted m settlement Of a“ bills.
room. Alt'rmlg Pablo plum-«l in irons
for rerun-vs: to nlwy onion: and Louis
30 CHESTNUT STREET
soum NORWALK
736.41.
GRAIN, WOOD, Fm
--------------------------------------------------- l‘rcwzlill. tun-r, lluplil-onnl l‘ol' :llulll-
donlng his post, in: d t k 1” k k
Juno 1.; »~.\l'l'l\'ml at room Delgado - lpec 3 rue m, n0c in; 13m,
1921 SUMMER SESSION and dip-cw rrwl on all: lllpt to burn illc Dams 'nd Budga ~lrom his \rbml
Give Way Before Flood
I
. l“th l He was taken to the llOB-pil..l m n»,
. ,, _ . . _- _,‘_- . - ‘ ~ious condition in tin . l
{1‘ - . -' Junl- _. lllsl Logillul (e. \\ 'llni 0118‘ i ii 1.“. l
, H ‘ Ju]y o to sept' 2 Hint‘klt‘) lll-l Fullllll linzlllnl l' G. H. Continued mm mm M 6“? and I“ later lQJiilird L)- "lip
T DEVINE .BROS : .‘lincklex uni l-Iucim-rr Ml‘hlllrll‘ic :md il’nge. -
H O . . Htcvmnl ' hm“): “hm“! in ”mm. in lrcllll thu- l-‘di‘n plant wan mun-ct- l\ 1 pon l"\:llllln.’lllu:l M H, ‘2
P ONE D3 ' ' ‘ : e charged \\;!il plotting to d- l:l_\ lhr yo)- ' ' ' . . .lr, Gill's wounds “t‘l‘r «
fi : em usmw 0 use. ninto be n-sunll-d tomorrow .llmOst in mums-mus ru- will us 8' H! \
7 ’ ‘ tu . . _
' Junc f‘S—A slight fire in thc hold . ‘ l The left side of law l:- 5 .. . :un.‘
' l'anulm- to factory stocks and to. _ . ‘
F H B A XTER . Regular and SpCClal courses till}h£"i~.wd. ‘ r . ' “1“!“li and Mum?“ proper“, M ,ggcpthlgullitIun: (‘Jllxl .l I: _ u. . ,1
' 0 . um {Tr fight cc. of vm cr on _ ‘ , , cyce “rm ;. . _ -; L
this city by the flood has placed .1!“ . l
. [l‘lo‘ l-\‘..-: xlrl‘ks; conduit plpcs punc- ., . . . .. lthrough the scalp mm lhr lmw 4 .. ,.
; Dnuoorsr vscsnon rum ALLOWED than 314 2. u...» ”mum... thousandrdoll‘n‘rs.‘ 3'3; 3 a,” 3 mp _
l D OOUISI§¢I:OOT"H .lu'x .13 ":il'oll‘lllt‘ «ll-«l suddcniy. ;;:‘l.:‘r.s had I" ‘N o “a ‘r n ‘ ear. The left sh). u! 11. .- l\
n (‘lili ‘lllk‘luw'l 4" “'7! var arc ll'ldh lvl'llle .‘ i - U 7
. . _ . . . ___, ~ _ , ‘ ’ . T v
M . “8W, Put . ,l»~ . 4 J-Il'xln....r l‘r-rnda-rgllst .1t‘llt0f.\"l‘}(‘l: (ilntn J?!" 118 _ hfl‘\ ,ed. The left shoulder is 37w l; .i-- J. 1“. LAXTON 8.
m M “d RM" tlll~ \\ hlmx l! ovvrilmlrd liody rc— "rd.“ loll : i f “l“:‘ei ““0 “3n 1} ‘cd. llcsidcs a dl‘t‘p wound l'! 'M
CANDIES cm- :. ul. Found both hands tit-d with ‘30:!!!“ a 0:01)“ or 2“,“), 30‘? s ' I side of the :llnlomcn. tbn i- !t " q is Inc
lull. pip? lw‘lwt‘t‘n so lit" \‘illl,ll"lllllf‘ " “I O 0" ' "I" a) n'“ . ”m 0 badly cut. The left wrist is (‘l‘iixl‘n ti
thousands of dollars.
-~ l')‘ the heavy cllr runlllni: mm 1:
ihc torrential rains which is some
to ~\\ llll.
Four Silken Inches‘
Longer Than the
Ordinary Vest
The Vanity Fair Plus-4-
lnrh Vest tskes its name from
F. S. LYON
‘JOB PRINTING
I‘mlusul Rylngton to "lilt‘h the: re-
po:t has lwrn I‘l‘l'S‘ in. ii is 3 Norwalk,
("onn , mnn.
Lloyd—George to
Meet DeVlera Soon
cows rcsemblcd cloudllursts llut’tcnml
whole fields of growing grain in west-
c -.1 Ontario and burns and farmhouses
stood out like islands on the waters.
which at some or the lower points
Stitches Were taken in illc head. in:
and wrist. His back is grazed and
burned from being dragged along lllk
5 Railroad Ave, South ‘ - .
.ground. .
Mr. Gill's clothing was torn into
shreds. practically nothing being lct‘t
EVERY WOM A
”19'0“? “"1 filth" l" 1'02“" - "00d“! the land ‘0 ' depth of ”3‘" of the back of his trouerrs. shirt and ‘
Iouth lorwsih which make all the diemm _ rm, No loss 0! life was mponoa. “New,“ F ASHlON SHOP
A between the "It thlt rollI Up Continued tram First Page. 1“ Mild”- Ont.. ll “‘33 ”00"“ Relatives from New Haven were . '
that low-lying land ' 120 Washington M
uncomfortably under the cor-
m and the one that torm- s
Imooth silken line from corset
to stocking top! In shoulder
straps sre hemltitched Ind
adjoining the
(‘nmldlun Pacific Railway was twelve
feet under watcr. A blot of lightning
swept the press room of the London
member
llOfi-
notified yesterday and some
or the family has stayed at th.’
pitnl since the accident occund.
Members or the family were notified
w: l‘( apprehensions that cxtrcmlsts on
both sidts of the hitter controversy
in thin would be hard to control. chh
South Norwsik -
i
. h M“)..- riotin in Belfast. durin ’ Flu- Press. setting tire to the buildlng. . - l
placed so they cannot sll oil “inch at has: fifteen ”no", ‘\ w": destroying ten tons of paper and melt. b) Umccr Dome". SELUEG OUT
the shoulders! The Ill _ln killed and nearly one hundred injurrd. In: every roller. ALL 3
glee;- ""5 "if” .n sill v.9", :ii’tlilst'd gnu-o tears Over incidents - n" the Grand. Trunk Railway ”N" F s -
. .n'J'mlllr:£':lK'v ““"W' whnm might hallllcn tomorrow. the lfottcrsburg. nm' feet of track was H nd Tar DRESSES
I._.£;f:’;:(:“’,'.fl, dsc) 95 .tillll\v‘l‘fi.'.ll‘,\‘ of thc Battle of the Bayou. “ “"hi‘d away and a. MS llOlt‘ll‘Canf‘d oney a BELOW 008! .
”a”, pm—cd at . ~- ll .xppmrcd today that com-creations "3' ”l“ rush 0' “MN”-
WOUND
R AT ol ill t;
figiu. fills the
Hcm‘y damage was done in (he var-
ious railway yards. Telephone and
telegraph communications throughout
the storm area was greatly impaired.
lll'l‘WI'f'TI .\lr. Dc \‘nlcrn and thc Primr-
llinistrr would revolve around the
granting of dominion status to Ireland
upon condition that the Rinn Foin dc-
mnnd for the establishment of an
ll‘ifill Republic Would be abandoned.
Tin-lo were other serious questions to
CLEARS THE TH
nd mucus,” ihst
oil- been“ bred
Perfecto ‘ Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panateila Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
MME. JEANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING
TARLOV BROS
Up.” Date CID" 3°"
.‘l R. (Elllll's (Y)NDITIOY
“TILL SERIOI'S cum Father Talk What It Dill
_, CORSETTERE ‘nd CLOVER lu- «lellzltcd. however. among them Harry G”l- of 32 80‘1"“ "mt. this Com . Evansville. Int.
Our N0. One, 8C; 2 for 13C 58 South Main S‘reet fill 909 ”in“ ”1, boycott of l'lster by South city. who. on Friday night last was M“! be.» suligtresii'l' ‘um who has - L 1‘1 'AR
' ' ‘ ' ' ’ ' one ' lrl-lund. ‘which has,brought serious struck ['3' ”1" Peer"!!! ‘3‘" owned "3' *wgmtszumCo" .2533":- H A L . ‘ I
OLD ‘VE ‘ ‘ difficulties ,0 the ppm,” of T'lstcr. H._\V._}<iardon of “'llton and driven herW.“ ‘~ 1' Most CANDIES
LL (IGAR ____________________________________________________ Tilcro ‘vnn a disposition to believe. "3’ 13"" Fisher. is still in ll serious '“lh'lm ”uw't‘adlfifi
(‘ONII)ANY howcvcr. that. once the confo-rcnce condition at the Norwalk Hospital. :29“ it 30:5.”ng 5". TE! BBS! “I
‘ was “lltlt'r way. sonlcmcnns of smooth- ”‘5 3"". M" Gill hill not spoken to MWMstNUI .
log out present difficulties would be or recognized “"5’ member 0? his Potent) I00 F .t $1 10 lbs
g .- ,. . found. ““th Ts: know it is sale lo M 'ill '
QUALITY GR BELFAST. July ll.-—Qulvt-was re- , ”'1 m" “a" ““0" working for the come even it so ovodoee should be. Block. Tel. '
. . OCERIES hortcd prevailing in all districts or the “OWN“ RUM)" '“rt‘ C0. for "l“ live. 5! lam“ "m ¢°°d “4 mo
WET CLEANING ’ city this mernlng after yesterday's din- 23;! 2:0 weeks on the late shi‘tt fromJ children like lto.I It ”tum 2:192;
IND 0rd,.” and bmod.,,..¢_ 1,, um" a . . . . to ll P. M. and had just left * ate-tomb . '
Tend Bugs 610“de hospitals showed that persoqns wound- thedfiactory for his home and was pro- Schmuck“. 78°09‘lfo I] Go
ed durin yesterday's riot were, cee ng toward Norwalk on his bi- rule by Simeon- 0” Wu
lore Restored, Like Now FREE DELIVERY whole. pgl‘ogrcsslnx satisfactorilyasa: ”“9 when "‘9 PMHN“ ‘hk‘h wit-
"IINTAL RUGS Carolin")
Treated
though a few were believed to be in ncsses 533” was going all a “‘15 "“9
The Textile St.
. . l s I _. :1 critical condition. About sixty per— . - _
“I. 0:;lrovdlcohl-Prac‘ap‘num sons are still in the hospitals .' SPECIAIS “Sm
. The "quiet was disturbed before the HAVE DARK rum ' ‘
s C t Ck Co A. F. BECKMANN & 00., Inc. 3.83.... h... mm... m. A m... m. 1.001: m... FOR THE WEEK .40 gchlvnggfgchfl’t...
I . . - l, l- .
”De filling “I. WAOHINOTO . -_ e of rexo \cr r ng developed in egu ar
' M Gt. .0. N ' > _ N ITRIET PHONI 14W Sinnhopestreet and adjoining CarricKINobody Can Tell When You Dirkul' QPEan—lo Yards for ‘
PHONE 960 °"'" Hill districts. At One hospital six any. Ned nu.- wun ' om lb. csn . 17c r H yard 'de double
— - . cases of bullet wounds Were treated. Ten . ' pain.“ 80! Cums-tain, '
. o . . ‘ A bakery‘ wagon was burned In Grandmother kept her hair beauti- No.2, Corned M’ 8 e Scum
ARMY REE ”Ems ' a! "my ”"3 wm be abandoned g {trickier street and the driver was fully darkened. mossy and attractive3 -'° 9' " ' """""' 830 on “C Qualil)'« f i
‘ , "I ll s en. with a brew of Sag -‘ N 0°] Pinko" I‘L— or
NO MORE HIGH PRICES bee :dJEi‘gd profess. The ones to Some nrlng occured in several of phur_ Whenever hfrTziira::°ks:L 03h.” .Ilwlll all t l SPEC 10 Yards
been decided u» O'W- have not yeoterdny's disturbed areas. but thelthat dull. taded or streaked appesr- can i
. ~at— _upon. Delice promptly checked any attempt once. this simple mixture wss , IP- M It . . . . .. . . . 5c
‘ . ‘ at an embed outbreak ' plied. with wonderful eflect. ' -' m. m. . coco . . . . lb. 140 l
——---——-—.-— ' ' l
SuSDended Sentence
For Kilflng Wife
in: at any drug store for "Wieth's
Sage sud Sulphur . Compound.“ you
will get a. lute bottle of this old-time
THE STORE THAT MAKES “
\. ‘
MAY lllllllllllllll
WASHINGTON. July 9.—Some of
"33 LeVY’s Shoe Store
SEYMOUR NAN MRY HAVE BEEN
MURDERED. .
m
i
ll So. Iain t the Inn: ment- may be disba. a- in mind by the addition 'or‘ . 11113,
8 " 80' 'm ed rnthcr hum “tanned -an: a NEW HAVEN. 'July 5—41 h. ' SEYMOUR. July lL—Albert no“ rumtm'mm’ [a on may to m u’ Nowell .& M H
number of dmuom new“. Say} Comm. “"1 m; mutate??? round dead on June 14 last with his very museum Thieslmfle mixture mmlens AND FURNIs
tury Weeks said toda in his wu ‘ , . ""0“ cut.
.0 Connection With Any m the methods or reduci’r'lg tll‘eufx‘l‘lmg 0 cheat thl’ee Week. Mind 80.
can um um hm ll II“- in Washington 3*-
. Store. mnghzzzt”;get army from approxl- manslaughter in" nights-imam. Con: . . > . rd
e . o is .009 men as dir- toduy. received a. “Item Inl- ' - xfo
_~T— ectchng‘cgnmn. i“ th in prison and then hot 1:: m Immed;
’ "a or e reduction suspended and l -, . ‘i‘ 4 ‘ .
W 3: m 0‘?! “do" to? already have been drawn by the gen- tion by Judge .1311; “Waggon m; V " ' " ‘ , “”7" m $2
"'5'” cm" ’1“ mm "8' ms. the secretary said. although wu alleged to have. ' ”a“ 5’ Kahlil 'Ilfioe Collar AttaC'th-
killed his wife
with a shot gun while - intoxicated.
Stste's Attorney Kiling told the court
found new w the .
Roast was at first thought to have kni~
es hinaelt.‘ 'rlm mr no trace' in:
’these have not proceeded to the point
,where a decision has been reached as
.to what units might be disbanded.
~, ' ‘n I l‘
. . Ms W
ode ‘ mil: stand at s“. .
ing Reduced From 3
loving of $1.50 to $3.00
end drawdttllrou'ih the Boys‘ Grey 0’35)“
that lnvestigntto had sh wed in: .. .
min w“ gunmen tan six or the Collins was not Insanity om! lo Michal! of mutual. nonfiction!” PANTS
Mary camp-ion constructed and tor-:nglm.u..m ' > . - : ~ '- ,. WW ‘ . m '
”hm 0" w" and“ is.” be m , ‘ W 5“ m...) .‘fith ' * ' 75° Pun
l
Norwalk Chronicler