1 It is not the policy of this c0n-
fiern to make a house-to-house
.nvas for coal orders. We con-
Vfider it annoying to the average
householder and our opinion is
confirmed by many who have}
altered from the recent epidemic.
Our newspaper and general ad-
vertising tells you why you are
fife and sane in buying coal here.
Our motto is
‘h Goal of Whom You Choose—
lo Long as You Buy It of Us
Latest Dance Hits on
Double Disc Records
; Special While They Last
_' 49c
' Stumbling
Some Sunny Day
California.
‘ Pick Me Up and Lay Me Down
.- in Dear Old Dixieland
‘ Noon River
.5 Little Grey Sweetheart of Mine
Alfred Fox Piano Co.
85 North Main St.
T ARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
MADE
LONDON XE
CITX BRIAR PIPES
Also CeleLrated Dunhill'e
unkemo Block Tel. 1581
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwa 1k
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
, rags, papers junk and all
wound-hand [:1 ods Anything you
lave. Price RC1 ording to the quali-
U o! the gocls. A square deal
01“"
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
N our many years in this troublesome business of helping to pro-
vide smelter for man and beast and motor-cars and‘chlckens, we
have noticed many changes in the lumber business. In fact there's
been more change in the business than theres 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.” Wallboard is one of these materials,
however, that has proved its case. It will not. do everything, but
used with brains. it has so many places to go that We cannot even
make a partial list of then}.- 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
BEAVER BOARD. '
TheHATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for~ Bird and Sons and JohnepManevllle Co. Roofinge
‘m
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MEMORIALéssRyIcns'
OF WAR VETERANS
(Continued from First Pace-i
eyes. 'but thou shalt not go over
thither.” The men who fell in action.
and Whose memories we cherish. he
said. are men who like. Moses. have
looked forward to a better day. have
. seen it with their minds eye. but have
not themselvés been permitted to go
over thither. They exhibit the finest
kind of loyalty. The congregation
sang “America" and' Kipling‘s “Reces-
sional." The choir very effectively
rendered Bruno Huhn’s "America
Befriend." It was the congregation’s
first opportunity othearing‘Mr. Ralph
Toland. baritone who sang in rich
voice the three numbers "Lord God of
Abraham. " from Elijah by Mendel-
ssohn. “Fear Ye Not 0 Israel." by
Dudley Buck. and” “The/Ninety and
Nine." by Campion. The service closed
;
BATTERI E5
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
with a prayer for the natioh. the presi-
dent. all in authority: the soldiers and
sailors and their homes and for those
whOse hearts had been saddened By
the losses of war.
persons.
last night at the Norwalk M. E.
church. Included in the congregation
were members of the G. A. 11.. as
guests of honor, and members of the
Combat Train and Battery C. The
services were excellent and were high~
ly commended.
The Combat Train and Battery C
marched to the G. A. R. rooms at
Wall and Isaac streets. where they met
the G. A. R. veterans acting as an es-
cort to the church. As the "vets" en-
tered the church the organist played
“Onward, Christian Soldiers."
Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor of
‘ the church. delivered a most interest-
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Phone 1340-1341
SPECIAL
LegsofGenuineLamb 38c lb
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Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
men 1405 ran: canvass
Second-hand Goods Always on Sale
FOR FARM AND GARDEN
we can supply the best of implements
.1! tools. We hare also all the new-
m improved labor- saving machinery
your convenience.
OUR HARDWARE
fink I- always up to-date, and we are ..
mated to supply you with whatever ..
In need In our line.
Albert D Morgan
. HARDWARE
South Norwllk. Conn.
CLOTHDIG
and
FURNISHINGS
for
BOYS AND GIRLS
at the
1'" IREN’S STORE
out Washington 8t. 8. Wk
RibVealChops.................... 30c lb.
Shoulder Veal Roasts . . . . 20c 31b.
Wilson’s Certified Hams ............ 32c lb.
Hamburg Steak ................. . 14c lb.
Beef Liver .................... . . .14c lb.
Allq ch 1191 'ie
'Schultze’s Sanitary IMal‘kets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
Dom Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Wuhlngton street.
Itamford, Dar-ten, Westport, Black Rock, Bridgeport
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2334' "
~ .1.4
ts Closed Memorial Day
From the Cellar to the Roof We Can Furnish
Everything a Mason Will Need'in
Building Your Home."
AND THEN— _ _
1 ,
When the House Is Finished You Will Want Some
Good CoalrWith Which to HeatIt. Phone Us at 113
THE NORWALK COAL & SUPPLY CO.
Coal and Mason Material -
108 Water 8:.
So. Norwalk_
39 Wall St.
Norwnlk
“VANITY FAIR” SILK UNDERWEAR
AT Rsnucso emcee
“Vanity Fair" Silk Vests .............................. 81.95-32.45
“Vanity Full" BIIk Bloomers ................................ $2.95
“Vanity FaIWSIIk Unlc'n Suits ................................ $4.50
Come: Early While Sizes Are complete
the
' Clark. (G. A. 11.).
_ NEARLY- $5011 Hillil
SAI Elli‘l’lll’l’llis
, poppies in Norwalk by the Frank C.
ing address on "Memorial Day." This
is what he said in part:
"History is written from md‘ny
viewpoints. The phenomenae which
receive emphasis and the interpreta-
tion or these points will depend large-
ly upon the viewpoint of the writer.
The Old Hebrews from whse writ-
lllgs we have read always chronicnl
events from the vhupoint of the
rcligionist. .He thoughtof Israel as
God’s people. Sucm-ssvs were at-
lrilmted to God‘s llrlll and llovt‘cnls to
his displeasure. Ir; other words. he
looked upon *1: affairs of
being the cone in of God and God (in-
t-vrmined the outcome of human
1'\'1‘llls. '
“And so We have
think of the
lia-llrew men as Naive,
almighty and in the
the righteous, 1‘0ur51- must ultimately
triumph. \Vlilcll Invars that the un»
liglllcous 11.11251.
1‘0).lll1‘t of 211611
(inn 111:2- in {in civil war; it
v us trlic oi the win-ill mu: Napoleon
cm: suspicious 13...: this \ier- or his-
. ii “VIII"
111W “as correct and .i'. l“.,iSl om:- (Ecr—
innil official “:1“; for “Filing of the
outcome of the World 'wnr. in- said
“\Vr hull 1.41! T“‘<‘Ii;~f .F‘Il will] Illi‘ im.
yoml'ldlvhs‘ " 11" is «in true 11m
‘God thus .-vi l3~ 1gn': >1 ‘.l 1 inquisitur. '
70 tlu m: fill: iv, lh ., Mr. 'lho: llp‘
kins sail. "\‘(n would (it) honor to you .
It 1va would. 2:11! in cause you \vrrc- or
:11'11 lithium; _. M'l imr‘iiusc loll
\u-rv‘ :lmi : “ II to the 1‘nll of duty.
’i‘lwu- i," s _ T152! I.II*.'S mun 1111'»:
(5:03 than 1» Vs loyal to right 1111125
drly lltult'r :.ll 1‘i:*'1'~1:r!‘.sl;lnccs=. .
All-lru-srin; liimsrll‘ to munin’rs oi"
tl‘c (l. A. 11!: Mr. 'i‘lu‘mliflx'i'w
r:‘.Id."'I'I1v‘w it must hair llli‘illml ymzr
still“ «‘1 in; Illt‘ “'“l’ld war when lim-
have caused thee to See it with'thine‘
Attended by four hundred or more!
memorial serxices were held?»
m 1‘. :iz's‘ you could not load min in
Gill». you could know that it \.':~.
your SUPl‘lfiv‘“ null tlu- snorinvv 01‘
thus“ that sic-111 that mmln and pre-
served the nation and made it possilslc
l‘r-z' Il‘." L‘nité-vi States to strike :1 132‘-
cisiw- blow Ill tl‘l- world «or. Alli] not 3
only that. I”)? as you witnessed the
patriotism of this generation. imw tlfc
rmuiincss with which your sons nnd
L'mndsons si‘ix‘nz'lz.’ to arms against (‘9—
hh‘ssion'. you in: «t have felt 'a thrill of
satisfaction that this generation is
“Milly 01' the inlwritnucc won for
them by you in the past."
Another feature of the program was
reading: of Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address by Senator Nehemiah Callie
(lee and tlu- readingr of liusrzm's Orders
by Commander Clarke of the G. A. It.
The rest of 1:111 preemm follous:
Organ-agnwnrd. Christian Soldiers.
“0113s of Greeting, ,- h“
Hung—4‘10. 7m} in Hymnal.
Orchestra. , ,
Star Spangled Banners—Organ and
Orchestra. and all.
Reading of Order.
S
by Commander
Solo—"Tenting Tonight." Mr. Sun-
derland.
Reading or l’.inooln‘s Gettysburg
Address. Senator Nehemiah Candee.
Prayer.
Quartet.
- Ottawa—Orchestra.
>Announeements.
Hymn—mo. 703
and last verse.)
Scripture Reading.
Orchestra.
Address.
Battle Hymn of the Republic.
Benediction.
Taps.
in' Hymnal. (first
V...
tabla.“ OrC
I
RICH 11$ '
'IN on incline-d to;
I
but fundamentally lll'. ir philosophy
was correct. ,
God is righteous and lie is ,
no innit-3r how well;
i: o suing its l1 .1111 rs may he. is!
dru'zinwl to ultilnalv fullm‘c.
This has bun" the \iI‘V“ ilzul hus‘
giarn courage :0 our El.l'1.Ull in all llC‘l‘
struggles It was true 2:: the r1volu-‘.
Etown court this afternoon at- ’ o 'clock
i‘i'oamo women student
; away.
gllle reading and the speaking depart»
‘ merits.
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE-i
Silken Things for Summer
Time
SILK WAISTS OF VARIOUS TEXTURES
PRETTY SILK PETTICOATS
SILK STOCKINGS
AiBIG ASSORTMEN T OF SILK GOODS
PLAINTIFFS CAN
' RECOVER $210.23:
(Continued from First Page)
the remaining reasons... it seems im-
were made" referring to the alleged
agreement that the plaintiffs would
purchased for less.
and that they would pay all express
charges; and secondly, that the de-
i’endant was to have the exclusive
agency.
PLUNin'r'r NAMED FOR
Nli\\' HAVEN. May 29.—-—Martin F.
rlzinkctt. oi \Vallingl‘ord. state secre-
tary of the socialirt party. was nomi-
nated lor governor on the
ticket m the {all elections.
stzzic conw‘ntinn hero today.
nominations Were:
Swntor l. l‘olski. N.»w
Evuu-mmt governor. L.
den; {or $1.111» treasurer.
Morgan. New Lon-ion.
zit
lie on :
Krahl.
STRASSBERGER (”ASE CONT] N 171-2!)
The case of Julius Ftrassbel‘gci‘. 111c-
lx'xiumm: mmxml» lmkvr. charged with
possession and sale of wine and cider
which was over the legal content ori
:11 1 Ullol. was 11mm: 1111- -.i .. :ltil
afternoon of this vu- k. :1: though mi-
prinalh Set for :1 hearing in Yflou n-
btlnssirergt-r “as i'nlcstcd Iw thic‘
of Police Pennington and a. raiding
pain of local pnliw on \lomlaV n. g‘il.
i
Mm 22nd. and thi: iv —one hands org B R U S H
“‘lni and (M4 l \\ :15 Fli::1>1l.§~
Analysis. of the sample-s 1nken b: ‘
5S1 ates Chemist l. 'l‘. l .lteue m nrth. ‘§ Your Shoes
showed that thr- liquid had :1 ve r3 high .3 Your Clothes .
:1i1ollolic COIIIQIII. , . _ g
; Your Hair 1
WELLESLEY COLLEGE FIRE
“'ELLESLEY. Mass. “3} 29.—~
college formed fire lines todayt 10 save:
the lurnishings oi Mathison house
one or the college 110.2893", doting
fire in an int“.- house
‘ The
but college employee and the
fire department prevenh-d the :lanlesi
spreading l‘urlher_
Matlriso nhouse is headquarters of.
ECATARRI-l Hg
OF‘ THE STOMACH
cu CANT ENJOY LIFE E
summon
m—mmm
with a sore, sour. bloated mm.
sch. Food does not nmnisb.
Instead' it is a source of rainy. causing
pains, belching. dinincu an! heed-
aches.
q The pencil with a bad stomach
almond be satisfied with nothinflcs
thanpumsneehlasmgrelid.
q Thonghtremedywillaciupon the
lining: olfiedomaiwichlheblood, L
sidincutingouitlieoetsnhl poisons»:
udstrcngtheaevaybodilyfimcb’un.
q The large limbs: of people who
have suave-Juli,“ Dr. Hartman's
hmomnedicingrecomdedlorall
anrrlnl coodiiongofialliew
..peu'bleendmlor
PE-Ru—NA
nmmm
m ammo
Between hue and silt hundred do]-
lers was taken in from the sale 0!
Godfrey Post. No. 12. American Le-
glen on Saturday. which Was “Pop—
uy Day " The poppies sold in line
shape and thousands of people hon-
cred "those who tell in Flanders
field" by‘wearing a. poppy. ,
Thee-ale of the nappies in the first
District was under the direction of .
“39nd in' the
probable that any such agreements!
take back the goods if they could be:
anywhere clseg
GOVERNOR BY SOCIALISTS _;
socialist ;
the _'
Other
i-‘or l'nizeri States f
for F
M1-ri- 5
\\‘i3li:im :
Illl' .I.\'
I
~ of uni-<11: VI
:1 short di< ant-1::
ice house was destroyed.‘
local 1
£11175 ”and st. 7
'F
fixes”
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29-31 West Washington Street
All Kinds of Ready to Wear Clothes for
Men, Women, Boys,
on the Easy Payment Plan
and Girls
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AUTO REPAIRING,
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Kendrick & Chase Garage
{Telephone 917 13 Raymond Street
1 South Nor-walk. Conn.
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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 hind.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 N. Main St., South Norwalk
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Ice, Charcoal
.VVood and
Trucking
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SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Full Weight Conch-1.1351 Milk
ll: an
Swift’s Premium 0360. 24c Eb
Extra Fine Pork Cic lb
Toilet Tissue 7 Re: 25c
A. STULL
M Cottage 81., East Harwell:
iuto Bodies, F e 11 de rs,
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds
VICTOR WESl:l l‘
48 Chestnut St. Fl. . 356‘ 1 .
-———-—-—— 1’. suntan-l I
‘ ‘ . Old Friends at the Oil
F ‘d H
re ' all). The on Well 5c Cigar aml
- ‘ the Perfecto Bouquet
52 Meadow Street at; me.
- _ A - ,___.. 11 Old Win
"- . i ‘ m ”iiiiflgd. best cum.
Attorney-ahLaw , W
State Examiner U. ,s‘f‘tfl't Office If You were Forty
PATENTS AM.
‘ , ‘ ri u ave '17-”
7. Send for Booklet on Patents. mewggfthgo m h
Bridgeport, conn-
3
3?
Ridio‘ Headquarters
We have a full line of Radio
Equipment at our new store,
so. 15 North Main St.
‘00; one
silk
HQRIIAIKS' EIECIRIQEO. j
MERRILL
. BUSINESS
COLLEGE
is teaching hundreds of 13:31?
people. That is, “It pays to --~
how."
my 0f 0!!!- prominent tour.
are business school gradual:
Call or write for DalllCu:(:
concerning our summer cour
l‘rll‘i=
Phone 314-2
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