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SPECIAL
‘3 It is not the policy of this con-
cern to make a house-to-house
‘nvas for coal orders. We con:
idol: it annoying to the average
Ionseholder and our opinion is
confirmed by many who have
Inflated from the recent epidemic.
0m- newspapcr and general ad-
flertising tells you Why you are
fife and sane in buying coal here.
‘ Our motto is
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have noticed many changes in the lumber business.
our many years in this troublesome business of helping to pro-
ride shelter for man and beast and motor-cars and chickens, we"
In fact there's .
been more change in the business than there‘s been in our pocket.
But what we started out to say was that substitutes for Lumber
seldom stay unless there is real need for them and they succeed in .
supplying that need. Advertising will keep them going for a while, .
but before long they “peter out.” W'allboard is one of these materials;
it will not do everything, but
it has so many places to go that we cannot even
_ make a partial list of them. 'If you have a peculiar and particular
job that requires a peculiar and particular material, let us suggest
that you consider the possibilities of 'Wallboard, SHEETROCK and
however. that has proved its case.
used with brains,
BEAVER BOARD.
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The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for Bird and Sons and Johns-Manovllle Co. Roofingo
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Icy Goal of Whom You Choose—
80 Long as You Buy It of Us
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Alfred Fox Piano Co.
85 Nate Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR sronz
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Also Celebrated Dunhill'o
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BATTERIES
To Insure Maximum Enjoyment from Radio Outfits an Absolutely
Dependable Storage Battery Is Essential
Exide Radio Batteries of All Sizes at Our Service Station
‘ 67 NORTH MAIN STREET
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
" SPECIAL
LegsofGenuineLamb 389 lb;
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69° 00., Inc
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
mom: 1405
Schultze’s Saturday Special
- ’ Small Pork Loins . . . . . . . . .......... . . . 256
F. s. LI ON I, . m) R t 1. .8
7 , .. tune I oass....... .............. cc-Lc
JOB ’Illl‘w TING —. . .
. Solid Lean Pot Roasts ................ . . . . . 16c
Sou’m Norwalk , ‘ '
' “B&B’PotRoasts ......... ..... ....20c
‘375
, Rump Roasts ..... . . . . . . . . ............ 20c-22c
GET A SQUARE DEAL ‘I .,: .,. r 0
fix: Wm my you; household l Fores bpi . 11., Lamb ....................... -6c
a. runs. an - ‘3‘. x . .‘ ~
”comma 2...,2; 133131;? 3.2;: Legs Sprm: Lam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400
have. Price according to tho quali-
ty of the goods. A square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
Iooond-hand Goods Always on Sale
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'fi can supply the best of implements
-d tools. We have also all the new-
u. improved labor-saving machinery ' ‘
* your convenience
”OUR HARDWARE ,
m to supply you with whatever
fin need in our line.
IAlbert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
South Nor-walk. Conn.
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
.. for
vr'mYS AND GIRLS
. at the
’9 H DR EN’S STORE
on Washington St. 8. Norwalk
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Norwalk, 89 Main Street
Stamford. Da rlon, Westport, Black Rock,
Schultze’s Sanitary ‘ Markets
South Norwalk, Corner Rnllrcad Avenue and Washington Street.
Brldgcport
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From the Cellar to the Roof We Can Furnish
Everything-a Mason Will Need in
Building Your Home. ‘
AND THEN——
When the House Is Finished You Will Want Some
Good Coal With Which to Heat It. Phone Us, at 113
THE N ORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
. Coal and Mason Material
39 WalFSt. \
Norwalk
108 Water St. .
So. Norwalk
It's Hero If It's Housman.
MEMORIAL DAY SUGGESTIONS
Cemetery Vases, Grass Hooks, Rakes. LaWn Mowers, Watering Pots, ;
Grass snears, Trowolo, Turf Edge", Wheel Barrows, Flower Boxes.
Hoes, Rubber Hose, Flower Pots. one
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LOS ANGELES, May 26. —-Fivze
seamen were injured in an explosion
aboard the submarine H-S. early yes—
terday. While the craft Was ‘on patrol
duty off the Coronado Islands. forty
miles from San Diego, it was an-
nounced when the vessel returned to
her base here lastmightw“
not made public by the naval oflicials
here.
The explosion occurred in an en-
gine compartment among the storage
batteriIs of the. submarine which
was controlled by electric motors
when submerged. \
Lieut. Theodore M.‘ \V‘aldschmidt.
in command. immediately radioed for
help. Captain W. F. Miller, 'com-
mandiug at the submarine base here;
dispatched the suhchaser 306 to the
scene. Meanwhile the H 3 started to
Los Angeles. '
The the injured enlisted men were
taken to the base} hospital as soon as
the H- 4 was docked.
"They received burns in fighting a
small fire which folloued the explo-
sion, but were not seriously injured, "
Captain Miller stated.
M‘KINLEY CAMP EXERCISES
Program of Memorial Services Ar-
ranged By the Committee
The following is the program of ex-
erclses which have been arranged for
tomorrow. Sunday, by McKinley
Camp, U. S. \V. V.
The members of the. camp will meet
at the Camp Rooms. in Commerc:
street. at ‘3 o'clock. and go by auto
first to Union cemetery and then to
St. Mary's cemetery. Thcre will he
The names-of the injured men were
. ,sggunnav, MAY 27, 1922
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SILK STOCKINGS
TRISTRANI 83° HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Silken Things ferSummer
~ SILK WAISTS OF VARIOUS TEXTURES
PRETTY SILK PETTICOATS
A BIG ASSORTMENT OF SILK GOODS
RECORDS“ ox GRANT mammal
Ntny Officers Be It Checking l’p!
shipping Board Property l
In an attempt to trace a portrait of
Uhsses S. Grant. «maxed from the
old Hamburg -Amcrican liner Presi-i
dent Grant in 1917. naxy oificers IIiI
New Ymk city this week began‘
checkin mm the recoxds of the Ship-i
ping ligand and the nan store in’ Some are in the new long wa
Brookhn. Th inquiry was started seh'. CON" and cuffs, either Of lawn or
era! davs ago after a portrait ot‘ Gen— 3
Iral Grant as a soldier had been of-
fered for salt. Several persons “ho.
Many attractive new models
Percale Dresses.
These are suitable for home or
planting of flowers. the camp service
Dawson.
l'rnrcc-I‘uf‘liaplain .\l"a~rl \Viliiums.
)lrslnnrlul AIZIEIr‘ss-wCumnmndvn‘ )1.
J. Murphy.
Solon Mink. l'l‘lltlt‘ih‘t‘
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in. iiirpnsnl o: ii It mm
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" l‘ilciuls narrowly
11 im tin legion that
the ml L. l: 122. < 1 filming the I‘((‘Ul.l—l
llt“lll\t*“?\clI<vs -
Vt lien ii: is \\ as amiounccd many un-
{mm ably \Ollll no :nts new in ud and at
a muting 0! HI local post 0: iii: 1‘ Il-
vniv SOZIiiI-Is ill} I SJlIOlS li‘- :Ifl'l‘t‘ a H‘-
solution “as ; ~~( .1 protcsting Iigz iinsi
IEII rI-I:I;..Il of the ‘roll.
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I.\ll-’l policénun “ill watch at the.
Duoxnzion inn PVercises. as-it has
luen rummui aim It the \illagc that
an eifmt m .1) in made to san‘ the m l.
\' illuce Presiii: nt Schick is to am”)
thetorch and he will be closely guard—
t‘d.
snn'r NEARLY HIT \‘Essrzfi.
nos’rm: mm :c. Jrhe mew of the
fil‘t\ -se\ en- )Pl—lr oldst hooner James L.
Mnlov. said they thought Wai had
been declared when a big shot whizzed
past the vessel as she was entering the
harbor here. Army officers respon-
sible for the big guns of the port de—
feI15ss were iuvcstigatiiig the. matter
today. to determine where the shot
came from.
‘ Inward bound from New Bedford.
in ballast. the Malay was entering
Quarantine when the shot was fired.
Captain Churc‘i said the shell whistle?)
past his vessel. narrowly missing it.
and ricoochcted from the water on the
starboard side.
we WARRAX'i‘ non SMITH
RRIDGEPORT. May 27.—-No war-
rant for the arrest of Howard E.
Smith. former tax collector. who is
missing. has been issued, Prosecutor
Garlic said today. and he has with-
held action until the audit of‘Smith's
book is completed by the/company.
which bonded the office holder: Later
today there will be a conference. The
police haxe been told to prepare a. cir-
cular descriptive of Smith to be sent
out when the warrant is issued. Mr
Garlick says that the reasbn he has
delayed action is because he has not
been told of the actual condition of
Smith's books. . . _, -
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MEMORIAL DAY SENEINEL.
The Sentinel will he issued as ‘a
morning paper on Tuesday'._Memorial
mrnmm
lui by Commander Murphy. u iir:
mm. d from Battery C “ill fire the:
tint] thne \ollms and Iiiglei Zellax
will blow ‘t.: [-5
ivIneIIl (\t‘l‘ClSI'S will follow at
lliwrsidc crimitvry. ilu- program.
being; given ll'l(}\\‘:
owning. IIrdcr—~Adiui3ut A. 'i‘.
ll: Id sctn the old porn. sit on the I‘res- ,
ident Grant ogre-(d that it depicted'
him as a cixiliau. not as a soldier.
Commander ll. 1). lateuood in
Iommand of maiuic ammo and repaii
' llld Shipping Board \E‘SSllS. starlul
lie in- liuIs the portar: ta
13.11.11 lune iouud its “ax to Boston in.
sir..- pznuss of L01\¢lIll"‘g Gtrmanz‘
gliuv 25 for use as transports. s,
Ki‘ letn of (no.
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gun inquii}.
88 Washington St.
‘VOMEN’S GINGHAM AND PERCALE
DRESSES
are in checks, plaids and stripes are guaranteed fast.
Prices Range from $1.98 to $4.98
J. I. Mallette
in fine quality Gingham and'
street wear and the coiors with
ist effect finished with sash a
the same material.
South Norwalk
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7 liIulInnnt John P. _
in..\_\ Sit M. «ll, ”)0 mm of TM .tl} lli‘ illl “ . ” I Y , .
'r‘ll‘u'. Brooklyn. Said (I large part 0': V.“NITY F‘AIR SILIi LNDER“ EAAR
Illi" Iru N'l‘l)’ Quin-n from the Gonna“. AT REDUCED PRICES
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'slj \\.I~: it. IinlEI-«l incur ant. rt .. u I _ ‘ .,. _ c' n n..—
“A?“ m u.” c3114....” Load “.31.“. Vanity FaIr" Silk Vests ....... . ...................... ., - j
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Km... M II .c m —. .1,“ 1.41 4 is f‘"; Vanity Fair Shk Umon Suits ........................... - -.
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I1 is lit ll! '50! ”Juli llii' [llI‘llli‘f‘ fl ‘
.Gt‘utz‘al Gram I‘IIE'I I'I'I II to “as (121": ANN Trl
linu: that was sold at iltv- .i-ile'llkn‘; Shir-l; . '5, E
im’ surplus pl‘ulitl’l)’ :.t “usou I('ll‘.t.:
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gal‘ ‘ l'l‘ “llll‘t‘ It‘ll”: $031] ‘ln It'lnlltltnl ‘ ‘ Du h} 01“ a K
inns. of New York. 101‘ Il‘L sum oil 56 scat-h 313m St' S t .
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Your Clothes
Your Hair
But Don't Forget
YOUR TEETH
If you need a new tooth brush
just stop in and let us show you
ours. You know the better kind.
’ECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
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Full Weight Condensed Milk
~ 110 Can
Repairs all kinds of
Swiss and American
‘Waiclzcs and Clocks.
Also rcpnirs Jewelry
All “'Crk Guaran- 2
teed. '
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40 South Main St. Ko-Gi \.
Swift's Premium Oleo. 24c Ii)
Extra Fine Pork ..... 200 lb
Toilet Tissue 7 Rolls 25c
A. STULL
24 Cotton 8:. am norwnk Ice? Charcoal,
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 N. Main St, South Norwalk T
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into Bodies, Fcnde
Lamps, Repairul and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kiri:
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VICTOR W
48 Chestnut St.
VVoOd and
Trucking
G. PALMER
Auctioneer
Omce A. D. Morgan ‘
Hardware Store. South 5m
0.
1115 Mainvsu Bridgeport, Conn.
Radio Headquarters
’ We have a full line of Radio
Equipment at our new store,
No. 15 North Main St. . ._
ill II‘ORIIAIIIS ‘E'liClRlC‘CO.
SUITS POB‘- ALL OCCASIONS
We Can offer you suits for every 0c.
casion but we want to call your
special attention to our new display
of business suits that combine so .
.many qualities of style, fit, quality of 1
material and superb workmanship. '
They are of such evident qualitv that '
the wise suit shopper takes his choice ~
'V’hont hesitajncy .
AUTO REPAIRING, —-‘_"‘ W" : . _
WELDING ’ . o m........
‘ Friends at the OH
Kendrick & Chase Garage Fred Haln on Price
Telephone 917 13 Raymond Street 7 ‘ ' 11 5c Cigar afil '
Semh'Norwal‘k. Confl- 52 Meadow Street Thég‘ggzdo Bouquet
- . . I at 10c.
I A. M. WOOSTER m. profiteering on Old wall
They are the best c183"
AttomeY-at-Law made at that price.
State Extimlncr’ U. 5. Patent- Olfice :
PAT E NT 5 If y... w... For...
Send for Booklet of: Patents Years Old ‘ H
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experience would have
you what the
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
is teaching hundreds of 3mm
people That is, “it pays to know
how.”
Many of our prominent townsmc:
are business school graduh I
Call or write for particulars
concerning our summer courses
Phone 31”
Norwalk Chronicler