-- FACE "TO ‘i-EACE .,
. 'Wé’ll put this here in black and
{white in a corner where it’s read.'
If you should buy your Coal of us
you’ve good sense in your head,
because we get the very kind that
we are sure will suit, from regions
where good coal is mined by peo.
ple of repute. \Ve never buy the
yellow grades as we are not so
green. \Vc’ve studied \coal of
'many shades and much black stufi'
we’ve seen that would not do for
us to sell if we’d avoid disgrace asi
We are here'to serve you well and-
look you in the face.
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ERRlSV
“PAPER DOLL”
AND NINE OTHERS
Come in TODAY and Hear These
Latest Edison Hits From
BROADWAY
WSO—Pucker Up and thistle
(Dance Orchestra)
Paper Doll (Novelty Band)
50790—Down Yonder
Premier Quartete
Just, Keep a Thought for Me
J. Harold Murray
ted So Long
Bert Harvey
I'm Nobody's Baby
Aileen Stanley
“HZ—Peggy O'Neil
Billy Jones and male chorus.
Last Little Mile Is the Long-
est Lewis James
SWISS—“Knit Until You See My
Madeline Riverside Orch.
Tea Cup Girl
Riverside Orch.
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
‘0791,—I'\ 9 “’al
I North Main St., SO. Norwalk
Opp. Congregational Churol
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WOOD,
DEVINE BROS.
PHONE 63
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIS'!
l IOUTH MAIN srnln
AGENT FOR
I'm 0; Shaw, Park a m
Green 888-1. and Russel“
CAN DIES
T
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
loath Horwalk
Inn: 'UAII I
Perfecto Bouquet
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatclla Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Are
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HOW. IS BUSINESS 2 has;
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new OFTEN Is THAT QUESTION ASKED m pairs:
Our answer is Good—equal to last year’s ‘which was the ~
best ever! The reason 3 We believe it is Good Will that has '
brought us so many ordcrs. Our Good Will toward you we try
to show in various ways:
By giving best quality lumber
By giving prompt service
It By fair and reliable dealings
By low prices on replacement values
By knowing that only by serving you well can
succeed?
The Hatch 69’ Bailey CO.
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we ourselves
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STOCK RECORD BOOK
n to investors and market trad-
ge PURCHASE AND SALES
imple and accurate
We have ready for distributio
ers a handsomely bound 70 pa '
booklet, especially valuable for keeping a 5
record "of all transactions.
It is useful not only because it shows you at a glance how
your account stands, what your profits and losses are on each
trade, but also as a reference for Income tax purposes.
Dividend tables for figuring the investment yield of securities
are appended.
If you will send us a list of the stocks and bonds you now hold,
we will be glad to enter them and send the booklet to you; or
you may make your own entries if you choose.
Copy sent FREE on request.
Ask for N. s. 601.
4'
'"S. S. RUSKAY & CO.
Established 1877.
Members Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York.
New York
v- .
do“...
42 Broadway
Bowling Green 3200.
Phone:
QUALITY GROCERIE
AND
FREE DELIVERY
A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.
as.“ wasnmorou erase-r ‘ , PHONE 1405 1
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FANCY “GREEN” BLUE FISH. . . ..38c lb.
Steak Salmon . . . . . . . . . 382] b.
Steak Sword Fish . . . . . . . . . . . . 40c lb.
Steak Halibut . . . . . . . ............... 35c lb.
SteakCod.. ...... .................22clb.
SteakTile Fish............. ....... 20clb.
Steak Boston Blues ...... . . . ....... 14c lb.
Fresh Mackerel . ...... . . . . . ....... . 38c lb.
Weak Fish . . ....... . . . . . . . 35c lb.
Butter Fish ....................... 28c lb.
Flat Fish .......................... 14c lb.
Haddock .......... . ........ . ...... 10c lb.
Round Clams ............... . ..... . 20c lb.
...a....-...
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
NorWalk, 39 Main St., Wash'ton St., and R. R. Ave, S. Norwalk
WESTPORT BLACK ROCK BRlDGEPORT
Schultzo Markets Close at Noon (D. 8. T.) on Wednesdays.
0
WWWMJWJJ
Imrwmmw -
#-
fin
Have Your
Roofs, Leaders and
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave, So. Norwalk
NO MORE HIGH PRICES
_at....
Max Levy’s Shoe Store.
31 80. Main St.. So. Norwalk
No Connection With Any other
Store.
Come and see our window Iror
prices and convince yourself.
Everything Reduced From .
Saving/of $1.60 to $3.00
Prompt
Delivery "
Piggy Oehebe’s‘
PRESERVING TIME
lrt- ..ii'ml“ i-lnnmg is a very important item in the Household affairs.
(:1 1:) llimly I'Iollrvckccpcr knows that her own special brand 0f
illnlf‘d’ Prtut and \cgetables i5 better—more tasty and mud} more
(‘t'lluumlCai than factory canned goods.
LET US SHOW YOU OUR STOCK OF GAMING HELPS
Good Luck and Jumbo Rings, Glass Top Jars, Mason Jars. Jar Lifters,
Wire Racks, Parawax. Jelly Strainers. Jar Fillers, Jelly '
Glasses, Paper Jell’y Cups. Hall Cannon,
Atlantic Canners, etc. ,
winni- Elfin
lems of reconstruction and are pro-
}Wshin or more than 20.000.
g ..AfilliEU-WESS‘
‘NEW YORK. Aug. 4.—.—-The lunch-
eon club idea as a means of cultiva\
ing’ the spirit of brotherhood and co-
operation among business and profess—
spreading
ional men. is rapidly
throughout the United States and Can-
ada.
day in all sections of
These clubs to
g in the prob-
North “America are aidin
mating the principles of good govern-
ment. and good ,citizenship. and are
promising to become great business
building organizations.
Since the birth of the luncheon club
idea in Chicago. February 28. 1905.
when the first group of Rotarians
two other
launched their organization.
international assodntions have ' been
formed—the Lions and the Kiwanis—-
which, together with the Rotary. have
a total membership, of nearly 150,000.
divided into 1.740 different clubs.
Taking as its slogan. "Service. Not
Self—He Profits Most Who Serves
130st." the Rotary Club has become
the largest of those luncheon clubs.
having 909 clubs. with a membership
0f more than 70.000 ot the repre-
sr‘ntutlve business and professional
men of the country.
The. Rotarlnns urge thc Golden Rule
in business dealings. and their objects
are set forth as follows:
"To promote the rccoiznition of the
worthiness of all lcgjtimntc occupa-
tions and to dignity each member’s
occupation as affording him an oppor-
tunity to scrvc SOcit-l)‘.
“To encourage high ethical stand-
ards in busincss :lnd pl'ol‘rsf‘ons.
"To increase thc cllicicnc)’ of each
mcmbcr by tln- dcxclopmcnt of im—
proved idcus and liusincss methods. '
"To stimulatc lbc dcsirc of (“Oil
member to 110 of scrvicc to his fellow »
mcn and socicty in gcncrul.
“To promotc tllr- spt-ciulizing of ac-
qunilitancc us an opportunity for scrv-
icc and an llltl to success.
"To quickcn the iutcrcst of
Incmbcr in the public wcli'nre of his!
community and to cu-nprrntc with!
others in chic. social. commcrcial and .
industrial‘dcvclowncnt."
Thc intcrnutionul llt'llllquul'lt'l‘s of.
thc Rotary (‘lub is at Chicago. and its‘
Olliccls :Irc: L‘inut'ulni (‘. McCullough.
l-‘ort “'iliiznn. (Humid. prcsidcul;
Ralph \V. Cummings. Lancaster, PAL.
first \‘it‘o—pn'sltlI-lii; \\‘lllium l'oppnck.
Council Bluffs, I<)\\‘:|. \‘icv- ,
prcsidcnt; ll. .l, Lutclicr. ()rnugc.
'l‘cxus. third \iL‘I piisidczil; Rufus l.i
Clmpm. Chicago. ll’IHSUl't‘T.
Thu lunch: nu c-li'll
(ion to inc tnun-l-‘lv lln- lulcrnntimiul
Kiwanis (.‘Iulu \\;l.~' organized :1! IM-
trnil. January 7. liilf». i‘:‘ ii group nt‘,
l-usiucss m: n, \\‘-n inulx as llio-lr linlllcl
our of Indian nilzull. “lncll slzllltls hit;
llu' uhsrrvaucc m tin- Gui-i: u Rule in]
ouch
xccnnql
sccmltl :lssncizl‘
pl’l\1|l!’. Chi". Stlt‘lAI ulnl liilsiilcss lifc.
'l‘lia- Kiwanis also aim to prolnotc‘
thv spirit i»! {nutrlmlism “”1””le bust-l
usss :iud pinl'cssimull inch. and ouc of-
"iliscnss :lli-lt
t
.
ll'~. mun 12‘”:th is tn
uiy lllc g. lI‘llt‘r of lrusiucss iillllt'lllli;
:xl ion hc‘l“ or”;
e.
and in promntc cr)-op.-:
11:. lmullca‘s in Illi‘ dmu-lupmiut of.
i'..- \:.;i...l.~ llllt'S the) iI'i‘i'tfil‘lll."
~\\. lluil-l" is 1hr lllnliu “1' [ho lit‘
w: u .s 5.. \\ llo are also :plvm .ilim: that
in t‘a- presc-nt day of "construction;
“s.x:.-- thinking must ptrxziil ..guxustf
sullrlclnusncss and grmnl." . .
Jim-m: its dislingulslmd mmnlicrs.i
lli- Klwnnhms imam l‘w ::id- vit i
iiillvit'lfl. n churn-r l‘lll'il‘iu-l‘ ul‘ Ilicl
Manual. 0.. cluln: lilo l‘rmcr ul‘ \":ilcs:i
mvml-v‘rs of Montrcnl (”lulu and i‘rcsl-
.ng-izv rilircgon.‘of .\lc.\xcu. lmmlwr of
(It’ll \.\S Club.
I‘l"'!~lll(‘lll Harding.
tin» Kiwanis. said:
"ll' 1 can hnvc with mo in my work;
.‘llltl llt'c. the apt. of Kiwanis, with ltse
trza uully co—opcrntion. I shull il:l\'l' no"
in .ll‘ of IIH‘ morrow. Your motto. ‘\\'e
ilnild.’ is the grcntcst thing: ill tlie|
world. but we must not only build.‘
but prcscrvc. l lunc bi-cn trying to
ul‘iznuizc n littlc Kiwanis Club of my
own ’l‘hcrc arc to lic only lcn inclu-
lnrs. but I at pructicim: tbc vcry'
thought which got: lunc in your own‘
organization. 1 nm trying: to pick :lll'
outstanding lcmicr in I-ucll linc for tho
nt‘
in spuikin: of:
l
The Kiwanis now bus 543 clubs.
with :1 mcmbcrsllip of more than Fm.—
H'W. Its international ofliccs arc in
(‘llicziiro and it oilici-rs arc: Hurry
lx‘urr. llnltimorc. Ill‘t'bitlt m; Victor M.
Johnson. Rockford. Ill.. first \icc-
pl’Q‘Sl:Itlll; Fri-d \\'. liolxson. lirulitlon.
Muir. St"‘0nd \'i(‘t*~pl‘t'si(h‘ill: l-Itlwnrd
How. ll. Oklahoma (‘ityfllklnu third
vicc—pri-sidenl; l”. t‘. \\‘. l‘nrkcr. Chi-‘
can“. Si-crctnr)‘. and ii. A. Munsi‘lcld.
.\‘.-w York city. chairman district. gov- ‘
ernors. ‘4
'l‘lu- yotlngcst of the business luncll- ,
mm clubs is the Lions. who wcrc or-’
minim-l in Chicnflo in June. 1917. at
a meeting of various indepcndcnt or-
ganizations. ’and since that time has
lllCl‘lllSt‘tl to :02 clubs with a mean-
«v.
The L‘lons cater to the younger bus-
iness my“ professional men. and stand
for loyalty to country. community and
home. individual integrity in thought.
word and deed, one flag and one lang-
uage. new ideals. new hopes. new am-
bitions in busin‘ess and profession. and
service founded on the Golden Rule.
The Lions have taken as their 810-
Inteliigence. Our Na-
gun. "Liberty.
25 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH Roawnx
T
MID-SUMMER SALE iiiiiii
Of Corsets, Hosiery, Brassieres, Gloves and Underwear.
BIGGEST VALUES EVER OFFERED
See Our Window Display for Reduced Price;
MME. JEANNETTE
SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING
GORSETIERE and GLOVEB
56 South Main Street. - ' '
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-.. Them 909. ‘~
7;;
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CL'PSORO Horst. surname.
PHOTO SERVICE
SUPERIOR
Printing, developing and en-
larging service of superior
character. The most expert—
which brings the most expert
photo work and that. you, gotta
our photo service: Superior-
1uality, quick .serVIce, lowest
prices.
3’ .r
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.. N PHamAcIs
Iim: its pcoplc.
t
tcn pluccs in my Culliilct." ! '
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results. See that we get. your ';'
“bu—var .-w-_.-.- -
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lion's Safety."
The principles of thc Lions provide:
“Full and hearty cor-operation with
all other clubs the Chamber of Com-
l]l('l‘(‘('. and other civic and commer-
cial organizations. in all movcmcnts
in the community which seek to pro—
'motr and in‘dlcfliicnt. civic. industrial
or cducntionul. and any plans looking
towards the elimination of class dis-
tinction. _
"Promotion of public licnlth. by-
gicnc and sanitation. espcculiy among
thusc \vlm ancd instruction and guid-
nncc in the cure and fu-cdiug of chil—
drrn.
' icing: an organization thoroughly
loyal to our Governmcnt. it is our spc»
cinl into-rust to udvnncc cducution in
lbw lumzuugc. customs. idinls and unv—
rrnmcnt of our conning. cspcciully
among adults or forcign birth.
"’Strict :idhcrcncc to the highest
code of cthics in busincss and social
relations. .
"The biggest asset of any nation be-
one of the cardinal
points of Lionlsm is tllc cultivation of
a spirit of gt uumc brotherhood among
mm."
’l‘hc Lions' headquarters are in Chi-
cago. and its officers are: Dr. C. C.
lit-id. llcnvcr. (‘01.. president: l-Iwcn
\\‘. Calm-run. Mlnncapolis. Minn. llrst
vicc—ificsidcnl: Harry A. Newman.
Toronto. 0211.. second vicc-prcsidcnt:
(l. (‘. Imslir-r. Anlmorc. Okla.. third
\‘i<‘«‘~pr(‘sld(‘lli: Mt‘lvin Jones. Chica-
go, St'C‘rCtler and trcxmurcr.
“'IN S‘I‘l-ZD AN NI"ERSARY
John Rodemcyer. of Greenwich.
and \Villinm R. Sill. of New York
city. both former “dusted newspa»
[H'r men. will deliver addresses at the
sccond day of \Vinsted‘s 150th anni-
vorsary celebration. The exercises
will be held on the grounds of the
“'inchester Historical society on
Prospect strcut on August 15. Wed-
ncsdny. August 17. will probably be
the biggest day and plans are being
made for holding a mammoth parade.
.Invltutions to visit “Ylnstcd during
the anniversary celebration have
been sc‘nt‘to numerous former resid-
cuts or the place.
Golden’s
Opportunity Sale
Continues
“Yum, ‘
You’ll Say
That’s the usual expression that
accompanies the first Fpoonf‘ll‘ 0‘
our Ice Cream. You can’t help but
express yourself. ‘ that way». f for
when our cream is made the best
way it brings forth the best 9:-
presaion. , _
.Ice cream is more than a paint
Holder—4: is truly one of the; best
foods we have—always inviting-.-
alwaya appealing. .1! you haven’t
tasted our brandyonrdo not know
what good Cream is.
1
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THURSDAY, AUGUST ,3 .,
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To HYATT
LEADIN~Rw
vain
' Maisonette
Dress {Apron‘i
Chic as a Dress—Comfy as an Apron
. A big assortment of these justly 19013111;
L garments is now ready for mm.
inspection.
A
v'v
SEPARATE WHITE DRESS
AT A REDUCTION OF
Of Surf Satin or Gabardine, in .
models.
MORE BARGAINS IN BATHING Stilt
‘- 2.
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SKIRTS
20%
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STICK TO Tm: i
.om) SIGHT Slunr
g...
In musical COmt‘ditS and rllngnziur
advertisements you
striped pajamas. but in rczil lu‘v
are clinging to the= old fashion uiall‘.
Shirt.
At least that's tl‘w‘ opinion of l‘.
larvland. Chicago illlii 'l‘«l.i.~lli r.
j..7.7._\‘
:irc lu I :1
Light
"Not only the
83)’ SOUns‘ irisers
roomy
comforts of the
that covers up your rut-1."
up-tO-tlw-m
but comfort
policy
cut king“. was
as saying:
‘His truu‘liug: 1mg
It Contnim‘d a night
land. "Snappy.
stylds in public.
bed room—411M is
James .L Patton. wli
the other
quoted '
"Damn pajamas?
had been stolen.
shirt.
"Jim.
fury. "I want
you
find
Dill
llu‘
d a y
A friend offered pajam
_______._.——-—
A SELF-flARTl-ZR
" said the star to his score-
to figure
Give the
amount of my income tax.
results to the director, to be
tutcd for the itIIl‘
who has c
from my wife.
the other man In
tomorrow.’_’
“Yes. sir: nit course:
if I may ask."
“Jim. I though
cut. Think of all
guish I have to
scene l"-Film Fun.
rI
the
t
rcgistcr
your
boys.
am to
H. Krieger £6? Co.
Outfittters to Men, \Vomen, Boys and Girls
The House Where YO
GOOD AS CASH ELSEWHI‘J
—--~'—'-,-
II.
lvut
lit--
for
in
its.
huh—but why.
t vou wcrc intcl'liir-
bc pain and
in that
llll-
,rf—‘no
Crisco
Corned
Corned Beef, No.
Cutto...........
Beef, No. 2 Size
320 a can
Cutto
,350a1b.
Mixed or Black Tea
Swift’s Pride Soap
6barsfor .....
. SPECIALS
FOR THE \VEEK
..s-
. 17¢ a. can
1 Size,
190 a. can
25c
fancy
ll‘n‘ll
s‘l;il 1
said Ln)"—
mule
1b"
the
substi-
I‘NMW in a successful business.
lopod with
scene we mm estabishment is cleaned from end
-.-.—-... .
. No Hora
New Radiators
Wall Street
9 WALL STREET
in Stock
#f/// 1 "n...
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All
UR (R llT IS AS
lL-
- .. - s. - - W/ACW’
THE STORE THAT M AKES GOOD
Newell & Murray
CLOTHlERS AND FL‘RNlSHERi
153 Washington St.
MID-SI MMER SA
—— NOW ON —-
Big Reductions On All On!
Clothing, Furnishings and
Hats
TRUE BUSINESS.
he brginning our man...
From 7
which “-1: no
in . :2 "True Business,"
mill'ltiiiil
Our confidence is growing d3”
owing to the innumerao\e comp '
menis which we have receives\ ...
tourists and local patrons. Th5?
prove to you that our efiorts 2.3;
H‘
“Cleanliness" is our next motto. I
end every twenty-four hours so as
always keep a clear atmosplirre
is opened for inspection at all no"
for the persons who wish to :09 ll
our shop is kept clean and but of
products are made. The “mace
are our friends.
Our branch store in South .x'o.
is running on the same block. .
goods are made at our mail] stat:
Nor-walk. Whether you we in ‘u
walk or in South Norwalk ;.ou will "
able to purchase the same Q‘Iantltv
goods and they may be (in: e
your home at any day of Ilze ‘A
Special prices are ghC-n to M
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the {we‘ve-i
and candy business is on tang}? =
Chocolate Shop of Norwa"._ .. H H
bakery business is Operat. i l-.‘
“'ilkins. .
THE CHOCOLATE saoP_
Main Store, 26 Wall St.. N“
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. lea
INSURANCE
J. M. LAY'I‘ON a to.‘
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave. South W!
is:
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1
ma.
{9’
TARLOV BROS- ,
lip-Io Date Cigar star. '
H A L L - M A R K a
CANDIES
THE BEST
$1.10 vlb.
'fi-zmg
stifled
Dairy-1’1
.“ in" the
Renting
W Block. T01 1531
’ savor-HID m the sentinel.
Norwalk Chronicler