mom
. PLAY BALLl
I The coal game is on. We are
mow at the bat in earnest and ex-
pect our cool to make a hit. The
bags are full and we are ready to
make a home run to your house
when you' give the word. Do not
be caught napping, as Frost will
soon be twirling. He will put
various perplexing curves in the
weather. Have plenty of coal on
hand. and knock him out of the
box. Do not wait for .‘l free pass
'on balls—coal will be no lower
this year. Three coal strikes and
you will be out—and injured. Fly
to us. Here every ball is fair. You
may be your own umpire.
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“PAPER DOL ’~’
AND NINE OTHERS
come in TODAY and Hear These
Latest Edison Hits From
. BROADWAY
50789~Pucker Up and Whistle
(Dance Orchestra)
Paper Doll (Novelty Band)
“NO—Down Yonder
Premier Quartets
Just Keep a Thought for Me
J. Harold Murray
“791,—I've Waited So Long
Bert Harvey
I'm Nobody's Baby
Aileen Stanley
msz—Peggy O'Neil
Billy Jones and male chorus.
Last Little Mlle is the Long.
est Lewis James
“793—Wait Until You See My
Madeline Riverside Orch.
Tea Cup Girl
Riverside Orch.
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
I North Main St., So. Nor-walk
Opp. Congregational Churo‘l
COAL
GRAIN. WOOD, m1
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DEVINE ' BROS
PHONE 53
' F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
I IourH MAIN srnln
AGENT FOR
has a Show, Park a ram
Green Seal, and Bursar:
CAN DIES
' F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
louth Nor-walk
Are
Bouquet
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
Perfecto
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Have Your
Roofs, Leaders an d
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave, So. Norwalk
W
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NO MORE HIGH PRICES
_at_
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
81 80. Main St., So. Norwslk
I. Connection With Any Other
Store.
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Come and see our window for
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day.
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18. from THIN
Our Company has been es
ing lumber for hair a century.
that we expect to be in business
some times,
into consideration. .
Personally;
years and he is glad to say
with in those eight years be
Our honest efforts are
their needs and full
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NORWALI; I OOODYIAR COBB .TIRI.
IOUTH NORWALK
We have ready
em a handsomely bound 70 page PU
.THE POLICY on 11113 COMBANX.
GS AND 'APELY A LITTLE OF THE
1N 11's :rnANSAC'rIONs
tablished Fifty Years.
and ifior no other reason than the fact
fora long period of time,
a contract should b’e taken
GOLDEN RULE
things not formally written in
..(
the writer has
DISTRIBUTOR.
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
monies up
an snvron
been in slumber field for about eight
that any one he has
can go back and transact business
to see that our customers get lumber
value, in service and quality, for their money.
incidentally and quietly building good will.
The Hatch Ev-iiBailey CO.
NAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
been manufactur- '
we feel that
transacted business
with to.
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MON!
ZHONI. 1.”. m1
STOCK RECORD BOOK
for distribution to investors and market trad-
RCIIASE AND SALES
booklet, especially valuable for keeping a simple and accurate
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,
will be glad to cntcr'thcni and send the booklet to you; Or
you may make your own cntrics if you choose.
Copy sent FREE on request_
Ask for N. S. 601.
Established 1877.
S. S. RUSKAY & CO.
Members Consolidated Stock Exchange of New York.
42 Broadway
New York
Phone: Bowling Green 3200.
. .a; 5 in” a”: "W . _
AND
QUALITY GROCERIES
FREE DELIVERY
'A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.
M WAIHINGTON STREET
PHONE 1406
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Schultze’s Saturday Specials i
SMALL LEGS SPRING LAMB ..... 25c lb.
Rib Roasts (boned and rolled) ..... 32c lb.
Shoulder Steak . . . . .
Shoulder Pot Roasts ............. 12 1
Beef Liver ...... . . . . . . c b.
“B. & B.” Pot Roasts
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..... . 14c lb.
. . . 2 lbs., 25c
..... . 24c lb.
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BLACK ROCK
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash‘ton St. and R
wss'rpoar ’ ' 3" Ave, 5- Norwalk
Schultze Markets Close at Noon’ (D. 8. T.) (in Wednesdays
BRiDGEPORT
KEELER’S G
Big Shoe .Clearance
'18 NOW IN'FULL SWING
Save money by buying your Footwear NOW.
4
MID-SUMMER SALE
or Corsets, Hosiery, Bmssleres‘, Gloves and Underwear.
BIGGEST VALUESW OFFERED
See Our Window Display for Reduced Prices
MME. e .JEANNETTE ‘~
sourl-I NORWA '2'
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Pho'ne 909. . ‘,
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CLIFFORD um-
EL, BUILDING.
:zmmzas
. RIC RATES
ELECT R REDUCED.
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Continued from First Page.
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ers might reveal. because during the
stressful times. they were too anxious
and busy to tails about what was trans.
piring on the inside. But the ample
service. comfort and saving that were
Enjoyed by the electric service patrons.
and the resultant presperlty to this
municipality and its industry. have
been far too great for adequate appre-
elation. And. withal the taxpayer
really shared best. for there was no
advance in his street lighting bill,
' which was. and still is. at the 10 rest
rate for its class of service in the State
or elsewhere. so far as known. More-
over. whatever surplus there was. be-
tween the abnormal cost of operation
and the income, was utilized none. too
soon to improve the plant and aug-
ment its facilities for the greater dc-
mands upon it that came fast and are
still coming. Thanks to the careful
stewardship of the Commissioners,
with especial regard to the past. no:
one dollar was needed for old obliga-
tions when new heavy ones came un-
expectedly.
So the plant. enlarged in capacity
and value. is still without debt. And.
slow as it was to increase its rates.
even under compulsion. quickly does it
seek to give relief therefrom. as it
feels the first relax of pressure. Being
unburdened by heavy unliquidatcd
capitalization and extensive obliga-
tions. by which grcnt corporations are
now retarded in hringing‘down their
charges. and having no interest to
serve. than that of its patrons. it is
enable-d to more rcmiih’ USO oppor-
tunity to its aannuicc. Thus does it
emphasize its conCc-ntration to
communities welfare.
Regarding the rate door-case. the
(‘omnilssloncrs say that. "In ot‘t‘cring
”it" (‘Xl‘lcrinicninl reductions. we have
faith that results will justify the ac-
tion; but. with tho cost of supplying
cluctrlcltv still of uisccrinin decline—-
one lnrgc item at lcnst hclng at .1
mznimnnL ivc rctnin lhc rvscrvntion
that. if. under trial. the rc'iur‘cd rules
full to properly provide for the supply.
wc shall rv\‘i.\‘t‘ H» m accordingly.
liovvm-r. \vill Sili\1‘ for such fur-
tllcr rcvlucllons as .xl all lu‘ consisti-ni
\vitli _\nur ur‘i-ulcst unml nni‘l that Of
your I'll“i"‘ll(‘ plum."
“\\'.illizvi: rnr prims of common cs-
srntlzlls in comic iloun is too slow for
common good: thcr: vu'isl lu~ cn-nlwrn-
“‘0‘
lion :llAI. likr cliuilh. “Hill“ is" lllI.‘
plucr to I-cmn it. lint tlm l‘I'islllI can
only lu- S]-i'(“‘.ll:lll\-¢. llllili pron-n by
trial, Such is ihr- spirit of lhcsr rc-
l‘ilzciinns. ullvi uni in-lnco" 5:11 :litl‘
nsv of lhr n l« <‘trjc 8- MIN. llmll ilznl (\l'
illc corn-ilmr-rs' ion] nv-«i. \\‘ltli flu-
plnilt's ("-v‘l Illl‘l'tllFilliZ l-‘Inimss :il its
in 5'. iln‘ ("Illl'ill'iflll is strung: in mi N»
Illw' (itcr-iisr. :anil pm 1::- :ill\ iltsir-«i
filmis ini' much l'.l’»‘oi- l phwt lmpnnc-
ms mix it!” \u- hop. '0 .i- ". r tho-m for
u ilruv‘ 'I‘lic-r-‘l‘ur-x uur nzzlv rv-uson
for Ill'\\tIiilK lilo' pl:.:.t’.~ :ilrruii)‘ low
rntrs. is in liclp niizkv ”\ch coasts in»:
“NJ cmtwlnwrs are urgwl to help by
making; ouch kilmwatt-hour count for
um-i'l:inv&< and l: :ist \vustc,”
.ALL BUILDING “PORK”
BILLS DOOMED
Continued from First Page.
some inslunccs
lull'l ..1r«.. lm-l conic into
nine rnnu ill :n l'sliip tllc lId’IIIlI‘I'i"
for a (‘i‘llill‘lluilfll‘ o.’ Illl‘ prnjcci. in?
Ill" crtciinti ul‘ .‘ post ofilcc. “crc pur-
ticlzlnrly
in
l\‘
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in:
\‘l'llv'l‘P
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Ill'L'o ll
Some Milan's of the Post (‘fllcc
llo'parlniml “inch have cusiodv of
pulvlit“ Illililllhils. l‘rcommcmiml . im.
Provcmi nt~ ll‘. :il-mn si\l.\' cnscs. Tho-xvi
um rc r: uztr-i- (I :l‘i lwins: (if Illt rli.
since“ llw (‘ilivs in which tlicv \vv-rc
lnt‘nlml hucl . ntin-ly outgrown Pl‘l‘i—‘tlJ
{Lli'llllit-S.
'l'lir- Pi'lillnllili‘t‘. however. has sci
down :i Illili‘lkti rll‘c that illcrw \viil inc
no luxil-linu‘s or :l'l" kind. Ont“ nf illf‘
ro .asons is lint if such :1 lliim: wcrc at-
tvmptowl it mini»! have difficulty in not-
llnl: throath, (\cn on its mcrits. SII‘it‘i‘
enmi- me-mlu rs would not give it sup-
port uni-res it \vrrc of the “pork hur-
l'cl" tunic-iv.
"(‘lwinu to the pi-cscnt condition of
tllc Go‘ccrnmvnl linnncis iIIIiI llic con~
sr-annt lilt‘rssit)‘ for the most. rigid
(-conomv." Mr. Langley said in an-
nmmcizic lllv policv. “the committic
Il‘lS Ilt‘i‘lxlmi (ll-linitcly not to prcpmc
:mll import n uvlirrnl public building‘s
liill :n this FrSSIOll or to consi-im~ nnv
individual hill authorizing an arm”;-
priution of moch other than for hos-
pitul facilities for the trcatmcm of our
illsrillli-li v\~.~:cr\icr- mcn and women."
NEIVS OF SET
BRINGS JOY
TO OYSTERMEN
(Continued From First Page)
Scalshipt concerns having the largest
quantity of shells to be spread Qver
their grounds.
The shflls which Captain Stevens
brought to town today were dredged
Yesterday afternoon. and_he. with oth-
ers. felt ff‘uitc pleased over the PTO-
spects. This means that tlfis set will
reach maturity in about four years.
and that the oyster business. which
was generally reported as having “99“
extremely dull. will take on a new
lease of life.
During the past seven years there
have been many times that some 05's-
termen have been on the verge 0f
quitting the business because of the
lack of set, but have held on in the
hopes that each succeeding year would
prove to be the banner year.
The Size of the set reported by Cap-
tain Stevens. wlm, incidentally. is the
first oysterman in the State. so far as
is known, to report the presence of o
_ set. has brought encouragement to the
oystcrmen. however.
for the oyster planters. The shellé
have been planted, and most of the
boats are laid up and are being repair-g
business.
SECOND DISTRICT ‘ .
its .»
'This is the dullest part of the year _
ed. and ’put in condition for the fall ‘
planters ~ will
When it gets
ingly dressed.
At prices th
in
POLICE CHIEFS
CALLED T ,
CHECK MIS
Continued from. First Page.
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parts of the state to be shown publicly
on the outside of buildings in order
that the public may be educated to
the conditions imposed by incrcnscvl
traffic on the part of driver. pedestrian
and parent.
Police I‘ruposo Buttons.
It is undc-rstood that the executive
commltiec of the police association of
Connecticut will lay bcforc the con.
fvrcnci- a proposal for a lnpcl button
campaign in connection with the safe-
iv-tlrst movcmcnt. The proposal con.
timplutcs having patrolmcn on duty
scll the buttons at 5 cents or in cents
(‘.‘I(‘Il. most of thc preoccds to be dis-
PS
und tlic remainder to go to thc slate
association fund for ilic hr-nclli
peliccmcn iniurcil or killvd
It is felt that linspilnls
major portion of
arc so nftt'l‘l
policc
of Oil)"
\vliilc on duly.
arc cnllllrd to tho
Ill“ prncci-ds lwcuusr- they
cn in -=
czilh-d upon to handle :iccidir
IIIII' to irnfllc mishaps. ”at“ hospital
l-il‘s which not inl'rcqm-nil} are not
paid for. Iln llw OIIH‘I’ band. the
\vuirinx: of sul‘chJlrsi lmilons Irv nu—
tnmollilisls. tc-muslrrs nn-i pctlrslriuns
nlikc. it is fill lvv ”in“ police. would
scrvc lo kccp thc sulljcct fix-sh in tho
minds of thc pcoplc.
How to Identify Cars.
During the conference. officials of
tho motor vehicle dcpartmcnt will
domonstrnlc the methods the depart—
mcnt has for ialcnttl'ying drivcrs and
cars nlmul which information ‘8
sought on short notlcc. including tin»
novci sorting: muchinc which cnnhlcs
tlic dcpnrtmcnt invariably to put its
flngcr on a car or drivcr when. in the
confusion of an accident or othcrwisc.
only m-‘ngcr information is available.
r~ 4'“; a
GLAD TO GET RID OF 11‘.
Mrs. Mary llourkc. 1097 N. Allister
St. San lfi-nnclsco. Callf.. writes: “I
havc been troubled with backache:
took two Folry Kidney Pills and they
helped me so good my back stopped
pnluing me. I am so glad to get rid
of it." \‘V‘omcn doing housework. or
employed in ofllcc or factory. who
tuner from backache. lame musslcs.
s'ii‘f joints. rheumatic pains. bill-Jus-
m‘sc or otlur symptoms of kidney
troulxlc find relief in Foley Kidney
l’i-is.-Stlilson—P0\vcll Corporation.
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Absolute Auction
Country Estate of
MRS. WM. ZIEGLER, SR.
Most Beautiful Part of
Ridgefield, Conn.
. , t
With frontage: on Main Stree ,
Kings Lane and High Ridge Ave.
consisting 0f
24 Room Elizabethan
sion and 11 Acres of
Saturday, August 27
At 3 p. m. on the Premises
70 per cent on mortgage at
6 per cent
Send for Booklet
Joseph P. Day
Auctioneer
67 Liberty St. New York City
Telephone Cort. 0744
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Man-
Land
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SPECIALS
, FOR THE _WEEK
Granulated Sugar, ‘9. 1b . . 7c
Jar Rubberrkings, 3 boxes 25o
Swift’s Pride Soap, 6 bars 250-
Teflet Tissue, 7 rolls . . . . .‘ 25c
m
A.” s:
trihutml among hospitals of the stutc '
A, Bathing Suit Is Like a Straw. Hat
old and rusty, it detracts from that satisfied sum-
mery feeling that comes with the knowledge that you are becom-
I
.BARGAIN S IN BATHING SUITS FORPALL’ THE FAMILY.
at are the lowest, when quality is considered, that; we
have quoted in many years.
PORCH DRESSES 'AND SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS
'AT CUT PRICES
..
even if it i
hcr of tlic car in question.
pollcc \vill told what
is most t’SSt'llIl
results.
Reds Retain 3 Americans
be
lii'2\'.\l,. Aug. 133—7 Thrvc Amt rlcu
tin-v lizni- too much moniy."
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H. 'Krieger €97 Co.
Outfittters to Men, Women, Boys and Girls
The House Where YOUR CREDIT IS AS
GOOD AS CASH ELSEWHERE.
licks the registration num-
Tlic loc
lnlormuiion
'ul in order to get quick
Havng TOO Much Money
' ‘ H i‘.t\" liusslu. 5:05 . .
IIIII‘SS'I‘l‘ :q'l‘i‘uni ; wniluurg <i\i\ ~i llll ~. Blg RCdUCtIODS on All our
mills soulliursi of l‘ctruu‘rud. to II]! Clothing, Furnishings and
Iius>iun I’uilifiiii \ isl IA‘KHIIUII I‘ll'l‘t'. Hats
Il;l\t" lu-cu «l: \:llll« \I at Yalnlllliin: ‘ICntI’
nu: instrui lions from Muscou lwczius. fl
'l‘llc
numcs of IIH‘ Americans aw not gixc
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all
THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
Newell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
153 Washington St. So. Norwalk
MID-SUMMER SALE
— NOW ON ——
“S
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WA
n.
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE CONrsc'rios.
1/2‘ Price on
BATHING SUITS
WATER WINGS
25c Pair
w—d ,
HALL BLOCK
soon! NOBWALK
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A. W. Hodge
TIONERY AND ICE
CREAM CONES
63 Osborn Avenue
East Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 479-13
3 §_.n ‘—
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our molt: ha!
been "True Business," which w-c 11ch
to maintain
is growing (WK
Our confidence
Owing to the innumerable «my
fro“
merits which we have received
tourists and local patrons. This in.
prove to you that our efforts
in a successful business.
s"is our next mot“. Out
is cleancd from end to
end every twenty—four hours so as to
i always keep a clear atmosphere It
is opened for inspection at alt hour!
for the persons who wish to see how
our shop is kept clean and how Oil
products are made. The "inspectorr
"Clea nlines
estabishment
Sterno Canned Heat
and Outfits
Closing out all Stcrno Outfias
at 25 per cent discount. Canned
licat 10c, 3 for 200.
Just the thing for that auto
trip, makes cooking a pleasure
when campinc. Stop in today
and look them over.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
ULL‘
8 No. Main St., 50. Norwalk
are our friends.
Our branch store in South News!)
is running on the same ideals. The
goods are made at our main store il
Norwalk. Whether you are in NC!"
walk or in South Norwalk you will be
able to purchase the same quantity al
goods and they may be delivered U
your home at any day of the week.
Special prices are given to loose.
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice cream
and candy business is Operated by till
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk' On‘y lhI
bakery business is operated by Halli"!
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St., Nor-wall.
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. Norwalk. 0".
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Golden’ s
Opportunity Sale
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INSURANCE
1‘ i
J. M. LAYTON & £70.,t
Inc.
Radiators
Repaired
By Experts
‘It Will‘, cost
No More ‘ — '
New Radiators in Stock
‘ Wall Street
a mu. sunny.
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Co’ntinues 5 Railroad Ave. South man:
‘ E’ ‘ ' H's—:1"
as... Your TARLOV BROS.
Up-to Date Cigar Store
11 'A L L - M A R K
CAN DIES
TEE 3281i ”d
$1.10 lb'. ' .
We mock. Tel. 1681
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