mu. m! u. M
____. ME.-- ..
lifliflill flilSl’ilil
AND l. B. l’illtlilsl
'ilre Ollttllils of wards in general
; . Ipitnls tor tulrircuious patients, as
l . mun. mini in the American Niedi-
. ii Association at its recent annual
drug in Boston. will it is belleuid
\ the U. S. Public Health Seriice. be
: enormous benefit not out) to most
In the two million known \lctims ot
the disease in the l'r.ite(l States but
.t‘ so thousands of others in whom
inn (1 MI is incipient and easily nup~
pic-saline. it promptly treated. Tuber-'
. ulmun lll this stage is difficult and
(rliirn irnpnxsilrlt‘ of positive diagnosis?
men by an expert: and many persons.
~‘\t'n when told by their family doctor
that their ease in "sriapicmiin" und
that they should take precautionary
llt‘fllnll‘ll'. fear the stigma of an
avowed tuberculosis hospital and put
off action until recovery has lreconu
long and ditticult. In 4‘ general hoa-
prtal thi- .lirgnosis will not he made.
)lrl'llli' :rIi-l the family will ['01 Le (Ini-
lirr'rnsawi but ill the Snlni‘ lltnt‘ nil
rr~evssmrv pry-cautions can he taken to
,-.uui dii ui-l «it infection to others.
".qu r. .nlutruzr was prepared and
. .mnm-nrlw'i in the National Tuber-
elm. \‘w‘m'intrml in 1916: its) ap-
1. ... ~i l in' tin‘ American Mt‘le'il
I. ll'i .n shown 8’ very marked
liv‘ .i st ntiinenl.
the new policy it ’3
my small cities two
Ici'nl and one tuber-
.,,. H". . . l - Inn only at a loss. lillt
,, Hump. l \'.';ll|4l pny operntiziz ex-
,. i...~. ..- wiill)’ the combined
l Hui .; w. mid draw many secret tu-
mw-s. Many general hos—
m-M ("wily enlarge their facili-
=iiti or. up words. TOOTH. porches.
i-ii lint)» l open—air spaces:
Lwritly needed space
|.- ulrnm [.Iitrentu.
rirI-rr :onl Im'iliffl‘ls
'llu- 1liiili' treatment of tubercul-
.v. “.m' ll'
in
Y1... in.
.I tlii‘ "‘
l lullllr'rm
it
HS
Ir I Hi l'lv
1-! H
| I. in
pm...“-
hoth former Arm r
ll:
”1'. W“. , l" in oil general hospitals.
I:u""ll ..r as at present in only about
4-llt‘ «‘Iglllll of those in the country
:errlii en'rlrle people in moderate cir-
wmmt mew to Ollli'll‘. li‘t'iill‘ili D? in
‘lii'll' homi- towns irmtend of lit-ink
[nu-(i i. no \vrthout or to co to re-
:.In (5.. Such prelimii'nr Y trentrm In
H mid ll;i.l|ll!lllli"llil' patient to the re«
glint-n ".‘n’t'llllfll to his (‘lll‘t' 1nd to thv
protection «if others and “oulrl (I: a‘uleI
Imn to go luck to his lzomr (\nil Hl'l\
WI-ll Ullllt'l hurric- ll‘t'fllillf‘iil. us he"
l-rnimiih would not havi- rioti \lilh-
nut hll"ll ll.lli'lllfl:.
\'i..il.. to the hon-print “ill .xl,-1O i":-.
ruin-rive int-inborn of the Iv:rllt'l‘."~‘l
lil’ll)’ “12h axlnitiri' |>V‘tIc.it:tio: .~ such}
r. the ..puiulli cup. which ('wimonlv
llillllll"li them and i~' som. g‘nen up
tw' ll'llllt' ll‘tllt'lll'4
Vials L. Hm l:ii:ril\' I!ll_\>i!'i‘l" 10 l'l.4
it'ili'lll In the hospital would l.iliilll.’il'-
I" lillll \iiih the tvr-rrtnlt-nt i'.'l umbr-
I'nm tin (lltLtllUNl‘ ullni (was much
i llll"l'. [I would also t‘n'll ;.. him to
.‘llc'i\l In." l imim l.- il‘..t :ll (.
lm'h this. pith-ill :iml Oi Ull!v'i~ At
)rli‘JI'lll, vlt'ruuzh l'll'l'lclll’).~l5 is th-
mord cor-mi in of all serious «linemen.
i . tn-rlinexit is neglected lil'(‘.'lll?"
“i ii practitionnrs are in the hail-ii
v .i‘lllllidz their patients away
in :.hort the result of opening the
metal host-rials to tuberculous pi-
' ~-nl:. will it is believed. lie \’z'."}‘ Inn: -~
I. pu-vt-ntntivf' and will thus l-s- '1
lm- wrth the medical ll‘nYli'l‘Pl m‘ H.9-
tl I». which is looking more and more
i . prevention instead of to cure
(‘AF‘I'Z I'ROI’IHETOR FLVIIII).
Pine 0! 3.100 lluposcd nnil Scull-nut-
Thirty Days Sl‘lSpOlHli'il.
.il'
lllt llGI'Zl'Olt'l‘. Julv l" —»—\\'orn>~n.
H'lltl 0 he t‘r’r-qrit-riterz-i of llll' Suvoi
i‘ulv, :rppearwi iv the police (on: t _\i \'
1 ltlly (is \tilnv-ssuii Mgnlnt J. pl:
iiuvm the proprietor. who was (hing-
til uitlr Violation of lllc liquor in“. A
line of SMIO was imposul M Judge
«‘ornley With :1. suspended sent- nee of
Ihnty (luvs. .
inniei Hoffman. nnother l~)('.ll sa-
lmnlweper and former St. Louis 'lll'l
l'lnl rilelphll Allit‘l'lCltll Lenzni hash--
lull player. was arraigned :rwl hilt-d
'Hl' J'Htl (Wists.
iiqiy ol' the lmuor' ("rm-‘4 were (lis-
, i..-.l «if.
_;_.____1_ L
r 5\ I) MAY “‘I‘ZIJK. BASIS
Sl‘l'l" 'l’i)" )A\ Y YARD
..
unwise Is Nut, to Ihuluee I'ersounnl
Tm) .‘lueli.
\\'A H” INCTUN.
\ llIli.
July
and Him-e stations
15 w».\l' rrzrtv
Will We put on
Ti l:\" Ilav wot-k lIlStH of operation
in pin .11 ilv. Assistant Seen-tar .'
Know-Veil announced todnv. in nu ei-
lull to prevent so drastic 1: reduction
in personnel 71H otherwise would lie
n.~r'i~:'.s:rry lllllll'l the reduced :rppr0«
minions now Il\"|ll‘il|li‘-
Huirnilay h-vsx her-n sl-ltIctvrl its llll‘
"intro-ti hulxil l\. though sunn- pr‘otowt
ltll l-m-n \le’i :l my the grim: ill that
lion“): Ier
l‘
m-vrrrnir [no t SlllllnS “r!
lillllll'll lvr aim lair ul SirturtlI'vi :H
Zr-lnln. nmmrl cmiriitirvmi
i i‘hvriii iii-rlvmlimi of [i’l'.'.
Hill“:
THAT BAD BAcK
l'o you ha \ I
:l dull. stead} ache. in,
Iii.‘ aim!” or iii iv:ick-—nharp. Itlihlilng'
iwingt's wthn .stnonulg or lifting +tll5-
lil‘I‘NIIK 'IHIHH.‘ disorders? For lmd
|' I' k and weakened kidneys Soutn
\urwulk residents recommend Ilonn's;
Nor- '
liirlm-y Pith.
til: statement.
Ii l1. ’l‘allrnadze.
lvi'. soy.»
lit-ad this South
“'00:! wa rd
V\
49
"‘l' or nhnpn.
m. lltllllt‘):d 12ml cause lightning-ilk?
..miI. M, buck became sore and
lunII All over.
i.-- iv .intl caused he to get “9.91"“
mg im- night. 'fiiia. together with a
-inm-ut in the kidney secretions. led
"I" to luli'u mv kidntyi were affect-
Ii l war. .leised to try Doan' a Kid-
‘1' lilla and bought it (‘Ollplt bOX?3
.' 'he t'iifl'orri Pharmacy. After using
- , H nu lurk became strong and well
n M "iv kidneys were rectored to 3
l'. nvrrtrl conditiorr.’
lb
and thus.
for tn-'
» 4
"Some heavy lifting I did_
I' WI" “K0 tended to put my kidneis‘
The weight of any't‘lrlng‘
l l’l“kl'(l up sci-med to hear down on:
My kidneys acted too'
(Wt‘lflt hf Duke Field One :0!
I ,mc Vlcdlns. —...
HONOLULU. T. 3.. July 14.——Ma-
‘uior Sheldon H. Wheeler. U. S. L.
'commandant of Duke id. the Army
air base here. and Be cant Thom:
{ I CED
- wh NEW BRITAIN BEETS BEDU duy: . g.
.A. Keiie) were killed )esterdny on ‘Bevernl Will collectors repreIent-I
their airplane crashed utter taking 6!!
‘for a practice flight.
, The galolene tank exploded. cover-
ing the men with burning oil. Major
Wheeler 3 home was in Burlington. Vt
IPREPARE mu Ravom'novmw
ACTION .
LONDON. Jul) 14. —Resolutions de-
.clalring it a necessity that class war be
lnu named in all countries were adopt-
ed |._\— mt- Congress of Communist
Trades. meeting at Moscow. saw a dis-
patch from that city. t0‘ the Daily
He: aid. organ of labor. The vote of
Congress on the resolutions was 283
to 3:: and this action was taken. ac—
cording to the dispatch. with a view to
“ending capitalist control or labor an
consequently the political power 0
capitalism. by establishing clobeut
unit) In tween the Harlem: sections and
faults or ths rexoiutronur) labor mowe-
me nt. "
The Congress also decided to take
steps to unite all trade unions into one
fighting organization. with the Con-
zress of Communist Trades Unions. us
the international center. Close. con-
tact would he established with the
Third Internationale by joint repre-
sentation on executive committees and
in joint conferences. It was asserted
the connection thus estnblished‘would
prepare for revolutionary action.
wmmn Just 1596mm
consumed during Juno amounted to
461. 656 running hula- of lint und
m.”
,,
inexnfihuotmmu
48.088 bolero! llncen. the Census hnednwurnlnl W Inm‘
Bureau inuounced today. Cousump-twho have been rm m
tion in June a)eur m m 655.155
ibuleu at run and :5 an or lintel‘l...’
AGAIN
NEW BRITAIN. July 15. --Bocnun
of the continued business deptc-ion.
the omcialc oi! the Hui-rad any
Loan Corporut 0n yente ay announc-
ed a. ten percent. reduction in rem
charged families living in lion-e.
owned by the corporntion; About
130 families are anected. This it the
third rent-reduction they lave been
granted since January first and .3-
gregate a cut of about thirty percent.
This latest reduction will average
about u u tenement.
. __,._.——_._
BOSTON POLICEMAN ARRESTED.
‘nosrox. July 14.—-wubur 'r. Hur-
risfn policeman. was taken into cus-
tody by other oificers today. after de-
tectives reported having ell-covered
him in unitorm in a south end cloth-
ing loft. Several chats were exchung-
ed before Hal 3 was captured. Po-
ilice Commiulo er Curtis immediately
1ordered him suspended from the force.
of which he had been 3 member
twenty years. ‘
Officers at the police station said
Harris told them he Mord a noise in
the building and went in to investi-
‘gate. Other policemen who went to
i“? house said they found there never-
lal suits of clothes. men's suiting. a
number of coats and other goods.
Bargain SfOre
Since we have convinced you that we are
the cheapest store in town, there is some-
thing new that we want to say, so you come
down and look over our new and additional
stock that we have received this week, and
will offer the same to South Norwalk and
vicinity. A most tremendous offering.
Socks (good ones).
Work Shirts.
Men’ s Underwear . .
Boys’ Bathing Suits
Linen Collars . . . . . .
Boys’ Sport Blouses
Men’s Sport'Blouses
Men’ s Bathing Suits . . . . . .
Leather Belts (value $1.00)
Soft Collars (all sizes) ; ..
-.c..--
Just Look At a Few of
Our Samples
Comfort Slapping Bags ..... . . . .35c each
Men’s Khaki Pants ($2.00 value).
Men’s Army Breeches (reclaimed).
Sailor Hats' ........ . .
Men’s Union Suits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 69c
Boys Union Suits . . . . . .
..$1.35
..89c
. 55c
...........8cpair
lulpnooonu
Suspenders ......................19cpair
Dress Shirts (fast color)‘........
....79c
33ceach
55csuit
$1.19 suit
29c
.......5ceach
121/2c each.
.............59ceach
..............95ceach
Handkerchiefs (all colors). . . . . . . . 5c each
! Campaign Hats..'..............$1.39each
? Men’s Silk Hose.....?...........49cpdir
'5 Vici Kid Shoes ($9.00 value)... . .... $4.95
Broadway Beauty Shoes: . . . . . . . . . . .. $5.50
(Value $12.00)
'Boys’ Scout Slices . .
Munson
Dress Shoes (
l.
l
....._.......$l.98pair‘
,...A...»...$3.75palr
SPECIAL
'1 ,000 PAIR OF SHOES (ALL KINDS) To'
BE SOLD AT A BARGAIN , -
1,400 PAIR OF PANTS.......$1.50paimp
SATisrAcTIoN GUARANTEED on
MONEY, pACK
selves u canvases-I for the “a;
welfare, building fund. ”relic Dir»
actor William P. Larkiu luid m—
ing themselves as agents ‘0!
Knight; offlolumbus and. in some
instances «curing sodlier'n and .1]-
.m‘ unitorlh- have already victim
merchants by obtaining cubccriptionl.
and others are approtching house-
wives with spuriou- rubocription
blanks. The K. of C. campaign will
not commence until Thankuiving
Eve. and at no time will .ny one be
eligible to receive donutlonu. unle-
bearing written authorization. We
shall not have canvaslers in the field
for some time, yet."
——.—-——————-—
POSTAL SAVINGS REFORM
In his contemplated reform: of the.
Postal Savings system. Pooling-tel-
i
at 0.00.
Our our will his you to property
. m "9° .
Himmler 8: Petr-re
in ”mm 1m;
’ p . CONN.
I 'l‘ulcplluuoB-lla
._.. w e
General Hays has it within his power!
to render lasting Rfl'ice'both to are
people and the Treasury. rpm-om.
liberalization of the‘ postal savings
lr'm'! and regulations. coupled with .
campaign or education among our
foreign element. tremendous lncm
posits The money will not only be
ataliahle for future Federal financing.
hut thrift Will he encouraged among 3
class of pimple where it is most need‘
ed. Mr. Hays can be assured of the
hearty co-operation of Congren,tn
carrying out his plans.
‘ R. , H. GEORGE
Avro REPAIRING on ALL KINDS.
—.—-<o U.
mum mm. 101’ ixx.
“For Girls ‘Who Care”
A face powder that you will like.
Come in and get a. free sample.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHAMACIST
8 No. Main 8t., - 80. Nor-walk
\
Bicycles, mge,
Auto Supplies,
Sporting 'Goods
rLoon SPACE Dumps
w: mar moor: max
001110111“th
ofthoRoduochrlou.
1
AWT'ffnge
x0310 HALL BLOC!
com Nouwm .
can be made in the. postal savings 49-.
Tel. 9933
i
amen, rm! WALL 81...;
1—”
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If You Want a Better
Bread
AlkfotBreadlldobytha
“Top Notch Baking Co.
x
. WAIT '7‘ “
A‘ VICTROLA ‘-
Add: Charm and Comfort
OLD ICARS
MYWOMMWW
BridgeportAutoWreé-
lugCo.
A
Minimal-nick.“
Ital-plunked“:
Have Your
By Experts
It Will Cost
No Ion
New Radiators in Stock
Wall Street
0 WALL sun:
TRUE 303m.
Prom theybeglnnlng our motto has
‘ been “True Balinese," which we hope
to mnlntnln.
IOur confidence is growing daily
owing to the lnnumeraoie compli-
ments which we have rccelfid from
tourists and locnl pntrons. This may
prove to you that our extort: resulted
in a successful busineu.
l "Cleanliness" in our next motto. Our
catnbiuhmcut is cleaned from end to
jend every twenty-tour hour: so u to
Juiwnyi keep u clear atmosphere.
its opened (or inspection at all hours
It
for the per-om who with to see how
our shop is kept clean and how our
products nro made. The "inspectors"
one our friends.
Our branch store in South Nor-walk
is running on the same ideals. The
goods ure nude at our main store in
Norwnlk. Whether you no in Non
walk or in South Norwnlk mu will be
able to purchue the nine quantity of
good: and they may be delivered to
your home at any day of the week.
Bpeclnl prices nre given to lodges,
churches Ind parties.
in this esteblishment. the ice creun
cud candy business is opernted by the
Chocolate Shop of Norwaik Only the
bakcry business is operated by Henry
.Wilklngr
3 THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Muin Store. 26 Wall 8%.,
Branch Store.
17 No. min St.. 80. Not-walk. 0t.
1
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on...“ “I
DEVI.” OTHER NEW uoocu m m W“ “I...
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u.
fl.
COnneully £9” Bracken " " ,
SOUTH NORWALK
l
\
"Automobile Blue Backs
FOR 1921 ON SALE AT
The F. 69’ K. Stationers
PHONE 1M.
Nor-walk.
DEPENDABLE
' PLUMBING
> Quick Seryice
W; _ J. Ungyary
Phone 2309
i
Gehebe’s 1......
“’0 Hero if it'- mn. { Delivery
HOT WEATHER NEEDS
For Cottage, Bungalow and Camp
Bind Flam Oil Cook Stoves. Gu- Plntcu sud Ovens, Window I
Screens and Screen Doors. croquet Beta. Lawn Iowan, Electric ~
lions, Gu iron.
25 wma'ron STREET,
\
Hershfield Motor-
Transportation C 0.
Daily Service Betweenivew York & Norwalk‘
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
mmmuvfimummam
m;mvmumwu
wommcwsusqummm
' Inyuo-nmwumrhumm
PHONE _'
SOUTH NORWLLK
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“'I. f ‘L :IL. H:
W ‘n 1
PALACE BOOTERY g:
MEN! MEN! MEN!
OUR PRICES SET YOU FORWARD WHILE OTHER PRICES
SET YOU RACKWLRD.
Mcn'c Mahogany Calf, Saddle Oxfords with Rubber Heel. . .35.”
Men's Mahogany Cali. French Last with Rubber Heels ......... $6.“
U. 8. Army Shoot, Muncon Lust. Goodyea- Wolt .............. “95.
w
—OPEN BATU RDAY EVENING—l
\
SOUTH 'NORWALK
i - - ~ .,
RivolLSilk Vests (pink) .....-_...4..................... w
Mercerlzed Vestsmhm
1 Forest and Harvard Mills Vests turd Punt;5° 75c _
: V88“....... ..I.-.-.... ........ on..-.-....o.. ~
: Pmts.......l........ ........... ”mummmh
'E'Eb'rest Mills Union Suits, band and bodice tops; shell
. and'closeknee.............................890t081.75
apt-ward Mills, light weight combed cotton Vests . . 65c and 75:
Harvard Mills “Step- In” Combinations
WhitePajamaCheck................................$1.00
'Pink Marquisette Check $1.98
v. These “Step- In” Athletic garments are especially cool and
; comfortable, made of thin but durable material.
J.I.MALLE'ITE
88 Washington Street South Norwaflt
-. There’ 8 nothing more appropriate for these hot summer
days than a pair of cool, comfortable, Oxfords. ’
We have them in black out! hm kid cud cult-kin. also I
unbuck trimmed with My cullekirl.
Try nag dominion. 111" $10.“, foot.
. ' rat
J -'PIIOI “I”. "put; ‘ t _.'
iron: cLocu Ar irx.
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Norwalk Chronicler