EIGHT
FACE .TO FACE
3 We ’11 put this here in black and
white in a corner where it’s read.‘
Elf 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.
many shades and much black stufl
m’ve seen that would not do for
as to sell if we’d avoid disgrace as
.we are here'to serve you well and
look you in the face.
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fiERRlSOi
“PAPER DOLL”
AND NINE OTHERS
Come In TODAY and Hear These
Latest Edison Hit. From
BROADWAY
50789—Pucker Up and Whistle
(Dance Orchestra)
Paper Doll (Novelty Band)
“790—Down Yonder
Premier Quartets
Just Keep a Thought for Me
J. Harold Murray
'30791.—I'vc “'alted So Long
Bert Harvey
I'm Nobody's Baby
Aileen Stanley
1.5.792—Peggy O'Neil '
Billy Jones and male chorus.
Last Little Mile is the Long.
est Lewis James
“793—‘Vait Until You See My
Madeline Riverside Orch.
Tea Cup Girl
Riverside Orch.
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
I North Main St., So. Norwalk
Opp. congregational Chums
\Ve’ve studied coal of.
“COAL ’
GRAIN, WOOD, FEE]
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DEVINE BROS. '
PHONE 53
F. H. EAXTER
DRUGGIST
' I eouru MAIN STRII‘I
AGENT FOR
M 3 Shaw, Park a: In!“
anon Seal, and Bumfl'.
CAN DIES '
F. S. LYON
:I OB PRmTING
Iouth Norwuk
[
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'uflr‘fllll
Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10c
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c
OLD WELT. (‘IGAR
COMPANY
‘Tm-I
. 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
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no more men mass
_at_._
'. ‘. 1 : Levy’s Shoe Store
peg Main 8t., So. Nerwslk
' ' Store_
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Connection With m m_
. El‘HE POLICY, OF. THIS comm;
Is To DO THINGS AND APPLY A LITTLE or: 1.3.;
GOLDEN nuns IN rrs TRANSACTIONS. .4...
Our Company has been established Fifty Years, been manufactur-
ing lumber-for him a century. and if for no other reason than the fact
that we expect to be in business for a long period of time. We feel that
some times, things not formally written in a contract should be taken,
. into consideration. - .
We."
Personally; the writer has been in the lumber fleld tor about eight
years and he is glad to say that any one he has transacted business
with in those eight years he can go back and transact business with to.
gy. Our honest efforts are to see that our customers get lumber for
eir needs and full value, in service and quality, for their money, and
incidentally and quietly building good will.
The Hatch 6? Bailey Co.
NAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
oie'rnlsurone ‘
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
13011811138 r03 “13an AND “more
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALK a ooonvua ooao rinse
IOU‘I’H NORWALK.
PHONII 1m 2811.
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JULY, 1921
,IDFVWZSHF()FUS
POCKET MANUAL
Contains latest statistical information, also high and
low prices for several years on all issues listed on the
New York Stock Exchange, Chicago Stock Ex-
change, New York Curb and other leading exchanges
throughout the United States.
Copy Sent FREE on Request. .
Ask for N. S. 602.
“Always \Vithout Obligation”
S. S. RUSKAY & CO.
Established 1877.
Members Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York.
42 Broadway New York
Bowling Green, 3200.
I‘ll one:
CERIES
AND
FREE DELIVERY
'A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.
”-85 WASHINGTON STREET PHONE 1405
FORWARD—MARCH !
TO THESE STIRRING BAND RECORDS BY SOUSA'S
BAND
“El Capitan March"
‘ ‘Washington Post March"
“New York Hippodrome March”
“Pathfinder of Panama March"
“Bullets and Bayonets" '
“Thunderer March”
“Jack Tar March”
“American Patrol"
“La Sorella March
U. S. Marine Band
“Lights Out"
“National Emblem”
“President Harding March”
Conway’s Band
“Battle of Gettysburg"
“Goodbye Dolly Gray"
Pryor’s Band
“omoer of the Day"
“King Cotton March”
“Second Conn- March”
“Jolly Coppersmith"
“Our Director March”
“Yankee Shuflle March”
“Cappa’s 7th Reg. March"
‘I‘Bkyrocket March"
Victor Military Band
”Royal Trumpter March”
“America”
“Star Spangled Banner”
“Hail Columbia”
Any Others, ' at
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MAIN ST. ' SOUTH N
Hear These, or
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fin" TAX IS UNJUST
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state from this source. This system
was made effective by the recent ses-
sion of the legislature. which 'also
passed a law imposing 3. 8618011119 tax
of one cent per gallon.
"Residents of Connecticut know tha:
every cent collected in these ways by
the motor vehicle department goes to
the state highway department and .‘3
expended for better roads. That fact
makes it possible for us to ask a some-
what higher registration fee than some.
states charge and yet have the auto-
mobile owner feel that he' is getting
a square deal. The money is spent
Wool Jersey C10
directly for better roads for him to
use. But-the imposition’ of a federal
tax of the nature suggested would be
an entirely different matter. and I am
inclined to think would not be fair to
Connecticut motor owners."
Commissioner Stoeckel invited a
comparison between the highways of
this state and those of any of the ad-
joining ones as proof that the Connec-
ticut system was productive of good
roads for automobile use.
PAYROLL ROBERS
DROP $46,000 LOOT
Continued from First Page.
lv‘eraldo met the train. placed the
pouches in a. pushcart. and started
for the post office. three blocks away.
when the armed trio stopped from
an automobile and commanded him
to throw up his hands. He apparent-
ly was slow in complying and one or
__—:"‘=
thi- hnndiis struck him in the face
with his fist. Tho
pouches in the uuiomolnilc and escap-
An hour later an abandoned
miles south of iidwnrdsvlllc. Ill.
Near by was a rifled muil pouch con-
taining parcel post mutter addressed
to \\'ood River residents.
A number of mm:
the unopened mail pouch was found.
The money.wns sum from tht~ l-‘i-d-
vrul Reserve Bank lu-rc over the Ills:
Four Iiailrcnd to mat the payroll of
”10 refinery. 3 . _ ‘5
WIDOW LOSES
$350 INSURANCE
1N
Continued from First page.
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policy."
int. which is concurred in by llu- rest.
cupuliou of oyster Opini‘r is. in this
clinmh- at lu-ust. u swat-tonal occupa-
liv‘i. ordinarily lwmnninp: in Snplvm-
lu r .nvl lusting until llli‘ lath-i purl of
.\Ix"" liv‘ cmziivmul lo slz'l" that.
w}: . llu» :‘uner (10le in April the
tin - .wd "summiiul himself lI_\' olhu r
' “(‘rk HS :1 luluoxw r unlil the st menu for
0_\‘:<1'~z' opening should conic nauin in
:5: i-hmlwr." The work at \\'il-:nii
i'fi‘l'l. Judge (inner says “was “i dis-
tinct cccupnlinu and no “"1)’ illi‘l~li‘!ii-
al to or conueclmi with wlml 13- um:
us l~i:- rcznlnz‘ n. - ‘1p:i'.inn.‘ l‘i‘vl-“t‘
firms of th-v pulley Sic-wn‘ n< n
ll‘i'fli‘i‘l‘. would lune bt‘l-ll invivr'l for
$1110 The jury i’ouud {or li's ':.id-)\\'
in “motor the S'Y'n for which in was
Illililo‘d as an mucr opcu- r. sustain.
iur: the claim or Mrs. Stewart Ilia:
l‘ni husband ll.ul nvvcr chance-l his
mn'puiiou and was in fact an oyster
UPI-Hr]. Judge \‘oshurgh (ionic-,1 a
lumen 10 set aside the verdict. The
ruprrmc court finds tliut Ju‘lu“ Vor—
i-urun crrml in not instructing: 'lae
jury that Stntwnrt was working at an
occupation mon- dangerous lll‘l‘l iluii
.wi forth in the policy. and in not set-
:iside llli‘ \mrdict. which he says
"duc doubili-ss to misconception
change in occupation
1 nu:
\\':'.S
{is to what
tin-uni."
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Hopeful of Reducmg .
Nation's Big Tax Bill
Continued from First Page.
l_\' and the amounts.
culls of the committee have said that
“'11“ the SS'lOJH'NJ‘I‘O railroad financ-
cut «inwu the $343,306.1“m
illiiiin l‘m- puymu-uls to the railroads. At
ilzv' 'l‘rwusury. however. it is explained
that this estimate is independent of
the financing proposed to he done NY
the \\':ir Finance Corporation and rc-f
prest-uis payment on account of the
transportation act and federal control. 1
The outxo estimate also includes"
$200.0-Hl.000 for the Shipping llomd'
and some lcudcrs so." they are dci‘cr-.E
mimd to trim this totul. ’l‘lic outlay"
for the maintenance of the
men! merchant fleet is giving many
members of the llouse concern. and'
there has been considerable private'
discussion lately of some plan to ease!
the drain on the Treasury from that
direction.
Opposition to the new taxes sug-
gested by Treasury officerscontiuues
to grow with Representative Mondell
coming out flatly against increased
postage and bank check tax._ The Re-
publican leader also has said he doubt . ,
ed either the necessity or the advis-j
ability of the automobile levy. He de-
clared for repeal of the transportation
and soda water taxes. the excess PTO-
fits tax and the higher income sur-
taxes with additional revenue provided
through 3‘. flVe per cent. increase in
According to Charles A. Lyman.
Secretary Treasurer oi: the National
Board of Farm Organizations. the as-.
mined fight against a repeal of the ex-
cess profits tax. These organizations
' “'93!”- hfl‘fes‘lven their views on this
as.” it the
mittee and 3311-. W
,eommittee r- ‘ ’2'
others throw thct
Cd. l
auto— i
mobile was found in a corn fir-id fivn'
l
. l
in automobiles.
w-‘rc searching for the bandits wllcn!
COURT“
.lii.~:ice Gngrr. who wrote ilic find-'
of the court points out il‘ili "The oral
)tlu'ir li‘es were caught in their lied-
.ioom I-y
- lei-vice
ilif‘.
sac—.1];
Some I{1']\llllll'l
in}: plan l‘ri‘npnsvil in pending: icizislu-b
lion. it would be possible in mulcriullv.
csiimui-‘f
govenifi
%
i
the corporation income. i
soclations 0t farmers over the coun-f
try are preparing to launch a deter— i
question to the my: and means com~I
Duvetyne—All the pofiul
12M. ‘VPongee—The ideal summer fabric . . . . . . . . . . . .
'A BARGAIN SALE OF PORCH DRESSES
Of Voile or Gingham, in most attractive models and designs. Newly
priced from
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i ‘9
ING DRY.
'v' '
” BUY A BATHING SUIT NOW! SAVE MONEY
Oods Counter
ar shades. Full yard wide. . . . . . . ..$5.75 yd.
sum-$1.25 yd.
«a;
. $2.25 to $6.00
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FOUR CHILDREN
BURNED TO DEATH
IN NEW YORK
(Continued tron.) First Page).
inc: in a hospital from. inhaled
flames.
Rose Fitzpatrick. 13. lived
who
iwith her family on the tcurth floor
of this tenement. also was svvvrcl)‘
burned.
Thu fire spread quickly from the
lu-m-mi-nt in which it started 10 two
adjoining tenements. and when lire-
men reached the scene. they found
more than a score of panic-strickvn
woml-n and children crowded below
.windows crying for aid.
up and
Scoutily
down to
Aerial ladders Were. ’run
firemen hccun bringing the
clad women and children
safety.
Tw-Lnly persons were
means of lnddvrs from
rm:- of the tlirve buildings.
rescued by
the central
The fire
had started on the stairway lietwceni
the second and third floors and
juiul or contracts Sirklltsfi ni‘irr hnv- sm—pnd swii‘tl)’ up and back. cuhin:
.inc changed his oi‘r‘iipulinn tn mu‘Vni'l' :iccnss to the fire escapes. which
clussiil- d by the company us morc'wprc in the rear.
. .. . .
h.u.u«lous than rim: stand in the; About urty families living in the
other two buildings had time to make
their way to the sircct before the
flames attacked tlivir homes.
The four i‘orsinc children who last
falling: roof timbers. while
i‘uir parents made frantic euoris to
reach thrrn. Cor-sine. his wife Elsie.
and two other children. Jennie rud
.lulior. Jr.. were carried down the
Illlllill‘rs to Fair‘i)’.
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——Gct your Victrola whole "Good
is a Habit." Easy terms
'onnelly's 16-18 80. Main St.
4‘ M
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Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
125 WASHINGTON ST»
SO. NORWALK.
Mall orders filled same day order is
received. We prepay express
charges if full amount is sent with
order.
Con-(i Tire
SALE .
All Non-Skids
5000 Miles Guarantee
.stze Cord Ti re Fabric Tube
30x3 8.95 6.95 $1.25
30x3l/2 11.95 7.95 1.50
32x3 V; 14.95 10.95 1 .60
31x4 17.45 1 3.45 .
32x4 17.95 13.95
33x4 1 8.40 14.45
34x41 18.95 14.95
PENNSYLVANIA VAC. CUPS
NEW Seconds
$29.00;
31x4, $14.50; 33x4 cord.
34x4, $30.00; 34x4‘/2, $32.50: 35x4yzv
some 0N
Cords 8.0” Miles
Fabrics 6,000 Miles
. Mote chats,“ ,Attention'
zsxs'nnifcge‘d Top with Tube‘ 310‘
WClincherTMAllSises
» $10, e12, s14, :16, 318.320. $22 *
We Specialize“! Odd Since
.tharepeal .
CRIPPLED PENSIONER
SE
had been given a life jnl) ruunm:
elevator.
“1‘11 115'
day
He was COHFl-H‘l'l‘d
and for sen ml hours
was left alone in the
H. Krieger 69? CO.
Outfittters to Men, \Vomen, Boys and (iirls
The House ‘Where YOUR CREDIT 18 AS
NT TO JAlLi
il‘llr‘i-
each
building.
He has :1 wlf-- and s: \‘1!‘.il (‘lilidl‘llL
THE STORE THAT MAKES GCCD
. Q . y w .’ '_ T v v
q .\l-.\\ kl‘il’ll’l”.5lif\i. 1.31111... mum John he“ ell & :‘h'rmy
. ierzems 'a. a or pp l‘( ,u ns e. . , ‘I ‘
lhe Lenders Fmry and (flack plum, CLOTHIERS AND FIRMSv-ERS
was Sentenced to thirty day: in jail l»; 153 washing,“ 5,. 3: “ME,“
Judge ll. \\'. Ailing lhlS umiumu ior
siculinx: two poekr' knives :rom llie , 7' , ~ , ~, .
office of Superintendent (‘hnrlcs an- “IID'SL RIRII‘All CALL
pan. John was a pinsiuiu-r. harm:i —NOW ON—
been injured there some time .igo HI; Big Reductions 0". All 0‘3
Clothing, Fm risks; 5 and
Hats
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‘7. _
S- D. G. CANDY CO.
1/2 Price on
BATHING SUITS
WATER WINGS
25c Pair
W
H0810 HALL BLOCK
SOUTH NOBWALK
PHOTO SERVICE
SUPERIOR
[urging s e r v i c 0
character. The mod _ 1
‘Vllich brings llii) ”it“. (IXIHI
results. SOC liliil “-0 g-of yOllI‘
photo work :nnlnlm inn mi
our photo St‘l'Vli‘iH. huptiiur
scrvuw‘. lowest
lunliiy, quick
prices.
PRESCRIPTION PHAMAClST
8 No. Main' 813.,
Golden’ s
Opportunity Sale
A. W. Hodge
i
WHOLESALE CONrrc'rioz g
'IIONERY AND ICE
CREAM (JONES ‘
53 Osborn Avenue
East Norwalk, Conn. i
Phone 479-13 f
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TRUE BUSINESS. '.
Fiom the iwéinninc cur iwtu as!
been "True Bilslncté," which \t-c rcpa
to maintain
Our confidence is
owing to lhe innumemnle
mt‘nis which no aw TLOJVF
tourists and 1m :11 patrons. ’ -.
Prom 10 you llm our cflorts 1"“
in a su<ces~5ul business.
a”. a “MM”.- is our next mouao. Our
growing: (13‘
(N Till
Printing. developinc and f‘”'
of sulu‘l'lilr
cxllz‘rl“
H. AHEAD
So. Norwalk
.. ,i ‘. . x '5 (-lpnuml from end 10
::3:13,3213‘fépiityfi‘lil' hours so as to
Hams k-(u‘p a chm atmosphere it
' “ pd for inspection at alr hour!
ns \\ ho wish 10 see how
1.th clean and how at
The “inspector-i
is cpt‘ll
for the DOT“)
our shop is
produris are made.
are our friends.
Our lirzlni'h store in South Normal!
is running on the same ideals. TM
goods are made at our main store in
Norwalk. Whether you are in _\,‘N
walk or in South Norwalk you will be
able to purchase the same '
goods and they may be dt‘lli‘f‘
your home at any day
quantii‘ 4
red N
of the \\ c. 1;
Sp€cia1 prices are given to led-26‘
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice mean!
and candy business is Operated if '11!
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk_ On._\' the
bakery business is operated by Henry
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St., Norwall.
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. Nerwalk, Ct;
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INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & to, It
Inc.
Continues
5 Railroad Ave. South 3‘0"“
t—f e: - ~ ' J ‘ ‘7'
$34.50; 36x4y2, $35.50. |
1
Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
By Experts
It Will Cost
No Home . *
New mm .in stock
Wall'Street
owwm‘ smut
W mock. Tel. 1581
TARLOV BROS.
up.» Date Cigar store
H A L L - M A R K
' CANDIES
THE 3381!
$1.10 lb.
Norwalk Chronicler