TUESDAY, JUNE
13. 1922
I
CONTINUOUS
1 Our Club’ 3 been going fifty
years, and needs no band. We re
,ioneers. With good intent and
honest ways we ’ve lived through
fill the stormy days. We’ ve never
known the need of blufi to help
us sell our well known stud, but
hurt to heart and man to man
we told our story as we ran.
IWo’ve sold good coal and pleased
but friends—are going strong as
this day ends,
We are here for your business
s—without blustcr or fuss.
Buy Goal of Whom You Choose
1—80 Long as You Buy It of_Us.
Is All Right, But
REMEMBER
' They ll put one on you some
day that you’ll wear a. llong
time.
“The ill/111,3 Shop”
l’rl-wnts
New Ti eckwcar
At $1.00
See It and “Spruce Up"
Costello -& O’Meara
21 North Main St.
‘ ‘ .
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
sou; mmyrs 1'01:
LONDON
CITY DE LUXE
BRIAR
PIPES
Also Celebrated 'Dunhill's
Mahackemo Block Tel. 1581
F. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. rags, 1-alpers, junk and all
second-hand goods. An3lhing 3011
have. Price an unling to the quali-
ty of the goods. A square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Var. Zandt Street
Sleond-hand Coods Always on Sale
'02 FARM AND GARDEN
- on supply the best or implements
:1 mo. e‘t‘ielybwe also all the new-
burns a or-savlng machinery
. your convenience.
OUR HARDWARE
fish is always up to-date, and we are
”and 0 sum y you with whstovor
u need in OUr line.
Albert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
Oouth Norwslk. Conn.
t‘ - ‘ee
CLOTHING
and
FURNISHINGS
for ”r 2'!-
BOYS AND GIRLS
CHILDREN’S SPORE
“at Washington 8t. 8. Norway:
as ours.
it ’3 cheap,
priée to recommend it.
We never compete in’ price on our lifmber, but in
quality. This puts us above competition, except with lumber
dealers who sell same grades and as we ask only fair profits,
they cannot undersell us except to their own hurt as much .
TheW'HATCH & BAILEY co.
Sheeirock—Beaver Board. Johns-Mansville Co. and
Bird & Son Roofings-
As to those who handle whatever is cheapest just because
they are getting scarcer each year, for the cus-
tomer is waking up, and cheap Lumber must have more than
was 111mm
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Over fli'ty parents and friends were;
present at the West Norwaik school ”at ;
their exhibition and- visiting day pro—i
gram when the following. program.
was given. at which time Mtsa Mc-
Carthy..the music supervisor. accom-
panied the pupils in their musical pro-l
gram. She was presented with a. bou-
quet of flowers in appreciation of her
efforts with them during the year.
The following leuerwas read to par-
ents:
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Norwalk. Conny" May 29. 1922.
Parents of \Vest Norwalk School.
West Norwalk. Connecticut.
Dear Friends:
I cannot let this time go by without
Big Reduction in Priceon
Exide Batteries
Vith Indestructable
Come in and. See the New Exide
Gum mite Cases.
' so kindly
walk school.
“’9 had it fixed up and took sis dol-
lars and scvcnty-five cents ($6.75) for
this purpose from the money we made
at the music festival.
Thanking you for the interest shown
in the music dqmrtmrnt, I am.
Very sincr-roly yours.
MARY C. McUAIi'l‘l-lY.
Supervisor of Blusic.
Exhibition and Visiting "113' Program.
“Inst Nurwnlk Srhmil.
Edith G. Lawxence. teacher.
23rd 1"." -'.lool.
Some—"l Lox c M) Mumma Pest of
All"»-~II. lll mm} 1\ 1:".' 1:1st
69 North Main Street. South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
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LAIDL SERVICE STATION ,. m.
67 North Main stTCEt 511719;-“ 'ln Sharlm‘town‘ '___.I\' V? and
. \I g1. 'nlc pirwls
Putz-it"s ~~"'l‘l:e Irown Thrasher"—
! \\'illi.’121t Iii-Tint.
" f St-n:-~~«”'l‘l1c Folvlii-vr Tins" - \Vl ll; :llll
J-i I1 _—_" “I I ltlsinlr. \Vlilinm lim‘u 1k. IV in 7‘ H111-
‘ = 1’:- l r;.k~ Glenrg.» (1:4. 11-, (1-014;ng Sclu'd“.
1 ltnxnmnd Johns-011.
' V ’ ‘l‘ianu Solo—w‘flficho and l"——l"1rmiccs
“’ r r e \chx‘v. . . . ..
0 e S a 'vat2c44»-“llrlrht ilw- Moon ls Shining
and \'l armlr 2:2 s and Mus.
‘.‘.'l'..~" _,._ Raymond,
Finwsurl.ll::-lu.1«lol’
“'11 rgo (Ali's.
motlwr; 1317, -
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1llulfl. llw
llll :121122‘ Smith.
\Viilium
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":,-.1.
Johnson (311'.
house: .‘.lnr.':nrct
g Shaun-011‘. xvii? (1214
I lrlh YMMV (Mrs, l
l bor: Gr'orgv~ Sclzmir-
about 13 .V-‘z‘n's r’Il-i‘.
1 Frances \Vr-mpv (twins);
llisinr: (:1 puivllrrl.
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M‘hnt'lcs Sill!»
irnnek
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
P301! 1405
A. F. Beckmann 89° Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
ran: DELIVERY
Want ed Board of Health to
Recommend Hafing $200.000
Incineration Plant for City
thanking: you ‘for the piano which you 1
donated to the \‘l’est Nor~ .
sizes $2.98 up; . . .
Two-piece Suits; . . . . .
Ladies’ Tights . . . . . . .
Children’s one‘piec‘e suits . . . . . .
Assorted Caps 29c
, Specialties In
All-Wool Bathing Suits
Two-piece Suits attached, in many sizes and colors; children‘s
sssss-ns-u-ssuuns......
.s..-..-..-o..
ssssosooo-
. ‘. . cotton $1.39
Belts
u-s....¢.
.........t1unl4;s $3.39.; 2;
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TRISTRAM e HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
.adults S4." -5 U13" .50
.
, l
l
NIB-311p :
isms $2.59
“0221.49“? 1
and $110;
0
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loose from its fusieninrs on the frunt
or my clothing. Gl'isplilg it with
lmth hands, I endemorcd to retain
it.
"The wind. which \‘129 traveling at
lwtv‘. mo to the chuh in an (227‘ o: 't to
whorl: oscillation. which innate-n64! to '
“'I'i~,li~'ll the supports. It was 11211411
that 1 lost tho tank. I think it {on
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ll. 'l'l‘a-
121(1\':2l)lc
Fl)
- 12:421'1‘1 vi
to ll£l\t‘
l‘ntt‘ll dump.
l:.1\7-‘- H21"
board “ill e-:1:4.l.1\‘ur
1: Til‘l’s i‘l‘ll.\7l’lll‘l-. (l (-42'
potaso
that the dumping \x'iil lu- confined to :1
514:4" 12vt '22v'.:r‘1l1.;;l -i*- {ml ‘\l(lf". If
this is (10.4». the 111.111 in charge of
wall. 1111:1111 «4 ::11 ~.41.~1l_\7 soc that the
431112.22: is 111'} rn'u’i‘ml 1211 with uslu-s
min «lirl. It “as llll'll‘n'l‘ suggested 113'
hoard 111emiwrs 19:11 it Would he :1
good idea to have the motorcycle pn-
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Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
PlateCorncheef
Solid Lean( orned Beef. .
Bacon Squares
Fresh Mackerel ..........
BEGINNING THIS WEEK SCHULTZE'S MARKETS
AT NOON 0N WEDNESDAYS FOR THE SUMMER
Sc lb.
. 18c lb.
20c lb.
25c lb.
WILL CLOSE
--'uo---..
lumford, Damn,
WWI/fli/f/IMI
Westpor‘l,
Schultze’s sanitary Markets
Norwslk, 39 Main Street
Isms Norwalk. Corner Rsllroad Avenue and Wsshlngton guest.
Bridgeport
Black Rock.
m
,
South Norwalk
JUNE SALE
An Opportune Time for the Bride, the Matron, the Graduate and
the Vacationist to Supply Themselves Wlth Corsets,-Hosiery, Gloves,
Brassieres and Underwear at Most Reasonable Prices. -
MlVIE. J EANNETTE
56 South Main St.
g
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4... 2 '1 ; .. ' ,7
llq .51tl1 1.2- I '
( um: il ll‘. '
lath-:1 12l;:l.t. ‘-‘ ‘
p. “and Hut 1.’ 54-1110 2." -.
la 1 to 1. 1111.1'. conditions.
' int! mini in halo the matter
PHONE I
Gehebe’ 8
It's Horn If it's Housman.
Promnt
Delivery
Refrigerators. and
Ice Chests ,
Ruggedly built refrigerators with,
hardwood cases, 'thre‘e door side icer
style, white enamel lined, lift up
style.
enameled. Prices range from
$9. 98 to $65. 00
».....--....-...-.-..-..
ice chests are white steel'_
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' from his hazardous trip.
’ member of the party.
tlw «lumps two or
Il.1. :‘Il‘li r (lntnplng
llli
iruimun lll‘hlw":
ll21r1 tém ~ 1.11 ‘11
lmvns :41 l“... :11; us! t‘lzns. \iolzitim:
1'1 1.1:1linlis
Ill. ‘. 11211
in 111'12'I'1: Hm wnnstruc.
in the mindless of the i.2:.722.(1;<11l1¢r1
llrn‘wninc (mi of iii-2 wile in‘o czilzmr
zilmuspll- 17-1 lwlow,4 1 1121.4. 1x13 1110\—
(j-rl «l. lmwvu‘r.
"l l:ill1l"~]
mutvly i\\‘1411t_\4'4ii\‘c miles
l left (he plnnc. The
Jl.l'~'t thirty 111i2121u-s.
"Just lwforr taking off at )IcCook
l"i¢'lll. m1 ordorly appeared carrying
a. lunch kit which contained sand-
wiclu-s and cm’fi-c in vacuum bottles.
“'14 ate thv: much 24ml!“ l‘t-ct in the
air. and We» all enjoyed it thoroughly.
The: icnun-rnturc at the ceiling was
sit'x'n.”
Anoiln r plane plchu! Captain Sto—
\vns 2114 at J-‘Ullt'SIlH: fli‘ul brought
him llill‘k to Mcl‘ool; livid. '
'l‘u'u hours 1121.) mix:
re».,2:irv «i ll)‘ l.i-~uh411:111: “224362 to pilot?
Jamestown. approxi-
from where
descent took
no
“t
the 1111;: was
tin 1 at“ H 4 = .tincvnlion plant. llvclnz'ml )
”mg n. g, A.“ Pom tlw l-Znsl 33,,“ ll!" lmmlu'r 011 luv record-brcuking'
.\;.‘k 32111. 1s v as malt. ll 4-‘:'.14' 4? altitude.
i 2. .' the 12 1. “.15 :1 il\ lthl'WlIl :1111‘1
ll ‘us :1 "l" :1-‘1‘ lul'. llllltf (‘11! \. ltn‘ Sillxl GIRIJS RESCUED .
“1,2‘ '1. :4 75-1011” <27” Fouviv“ 21:\«-:111v.‘l BY YALE ‘ATHLETES
to close the “in-
lu‘s whr'n
2217‘2‘ . ‘ '1‘! \€:“3\
l‘ 1
l. .2“-
1"
m
\2. i2 «1
:‘tion.
l «111': x (4’1
11 1 ~11.th\3.slcr11 Al-
on 111 that He ltuum of
in ihv (“0111111021
in 1~1111ciion of on incin-
‘\' a
1“:~«n:1 ‘(l‘l‘
ll. l1m.n further
1111 vs \vvru not
that he
to court
(1 ol l: 1i11 ;.
EV (lxlvpuing (he .I‘Zflfit
(‘2 Oil
Nor \\ .iik llnnl;
gun'luigc
uptulxlml what an in-
Ho do-
. l'!‘. I n'Hllll
«Vinre alien plant would cost
Karel! ”1 it t ‘onmilman George 1‘. Inc'-
ll: 1m hm! look-d into the matter and
{4 111ml that it uould cost :1121Hoflmute-
. . 1 16
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(Continued from 1:11;“ One)
for them. This morni’g 11 1111x7111
militia sub-chaser went out from New,
lluwm :md thru- alrplnm's from Long!
Island scannml the “'ntcrs. l
'l‘lic two New Haven girls. Bessie!
)loscou'iiz. i3. and Marin Soskcnsky.
“11'. 11 scuml l=_\ others \liss
Sosensk} “as lumight in L3 hi0 Yale
.1lllls.Jack Sluldvtl.i001l>.1ll and‘
hockey mam und C. A. Griscom cap—
min of tin past st :son‘ a l ml; u team.
The students \unt out fxom Prospect.
Bench when they saw the plight of the l
girls. who had lost an our. Hannah!
Alderman. who made a vain nttempt'
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"l; 8600 a thousand people for the
lCOllsIllM'IlDll such a Illflnt or I‘ll-
{proximately 321104200 for the plant:
;and that it would cost 318.0120 a your
‘10 operate the incineration plant.
1 hr. lrown. in reply. said that the
City of Norwalk was not bankrupt
lwhen it could spend money for the.
n{
lwidrnim: of \\':1ll street; for the Calf
{Pasture Roach project and for the
Seaview avenue park.
It was opintcd out that -the East
Lorwalk dump would have to be abol-
lished in a short time when the Gm-
crumcnt started to fill it in for a
p.1rk.'l‘his wmk is expécted to start
in the near future. .
Much valuable property had been
made- by using swamps as dumping
places. The property on which the
Harris glass plant is located . was
pointed out as an example of this.
The matter of public dumps was
finall3 settled for the lime being. when
boar dmemhers agreed to appear be-
fore the. Common Council at the meet-
ing tonight so take some actiomwhich
would result in the garbage being well
covered. 1
MILITARY HAS
to recover the lost our. swam ashore.
Anderson and Bil-bard in their motor
.liont‘had been cruising around in the
dark and twice had their engine go,
WORN llll AFTER
SHE 000KB]
' on .
warplanes which were
:1 span} of 12l‘2-1niis rm hour. \Yllipplnl: Th, vying. fipgghip of the Milton!
the pamchutc- around like a jrtck-G‘vnph, 01:211. “NM, “3.5 out L11 mgr
511421“. IL “7110.: force-d to use both tlllil‘ll‘ tho lllllillllE in fiwx .-\. \L .\'n
lands on tho rows nnl straps Vixl ich'gnmmr lmd 111,4 craft boon 11.-.~1 up
'Wlien there was a burs-1.0! flame on
: the deck. , ‘
7:'or and tho rcsultnnt fire runny-11> 2- :
"l‘hc damage was not of (my rxtr-nt.
slum-“lure 11cm- Spring'h-id. ; .._.,.- -
"it “.is .111 (spurimvzxi l slmll nr'yorf Trv a Classified Adwrfisemrnt i",
Trill-Tit. ltcf'orl" H-tliing down to 11 the Sentinel.‘ r.
lnu‘e 1' :1‘tilmle‘. l {‘1 .:2':hi 1113' time had
com-2 as l was 112:2 33' suffocated. 8.1.14 >W‘
'South Norwalk
the (7&1'293112'1“. As soon :15 H142 111: :1
rived word was soul to Mitchel l’i- Z4 .
Long Island. to rm‘nll the lizr-v
cruising on 1'
the sound.
A clmniicnl cncinc was 2:14:11
_——1—: ———_ 3- -__.-,A.___ W , . .
formation as to tie $t‘i‘.$:’1‘.i0ll$ one “thud." Finaliy Hwy had in talw 35'! F-~ _
fuels 1 21m hight} gratifie {.1 to think '4. rm‘un'c behind the brcnluhlhr (1t ‘ A -. 2.-
I was able to l-rix g another record .Silc'rl‘y Light. and stayed 011 the 10. its April 3
to McCook Field. ”mill daylight. Then thcy not iii-711' ’ll""" 2:“, -' ' ,
"\Vhr—n the plane reached the coil—.1103: under way and wcrr pickl-ll 4.1;», 41_2~4_~T ‘ ‘ - .-
ing. 1 made rcnlv to jump. As near by tho tug \‘Vil'iain “ll-.3111 \'.‘Z,'.4 ‘3. “3“}: - \‘u' ' K.‘ g,
as I Could jlillzr \244 “on: on.2r'1c“.x.3 them to 114... (412111111114 my 13:41th .‘ .- 3. "Wt
Springfield, 0- lluldlng my PMS ‘1 :milmr. 'l‘hu (rush-2‘ lmnt Lol'zttn ' ‘74":23 .. .' , 7-”; L .
300‘} ‘6'“. 1 .lllilll"*"l~ .‘ 0 11101422‘ lroazt to Um Milford \ .- appumnerl.
. “The 01114112112: (if ”3‘3 Purhdl‘deil‘mi) tic-:11. 'l'l‘m 1114211 \nrc all
“"11““! ”l” “‘4‘ 42' 11 “”4"; l“ 1“”‘171‘3 aside from Twins: colvl {1114] H14 vi .. 1 .__..._._ -fi_;
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2"‘“1 1‘.“ 4‘ g
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\‘Ilse v ‘ 4 I? r ll"
(11“
blade By The Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Co.
@Wz owPR’ODUCTS‘
SPECIALS FOR TH
WEEK
Full Wright. Condzttsal :‘v’nl'
13¢ {:1
Extra Fine Pork ..... 206 E
Macaroni.
4r_ -1..
Istoflxa
Baked Beans
A. STULL
:4 Cottage St, East No -' I
I ' m...
V6111 unnna:
J/zeOlL FlatWallPhint 2
P027? gig
NCE your walls are
finished with this dur-
able flat wall paint, you will
washthem many times ,
before you need go to the
expense and annoyance
of re-decorating. This
_'___._._————.--
into Bodies, F e n der :'
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kindl‘
VICTOR. W ISELY
48 Chestnut St. Ph 1119.356-
means a big saving, as well
as more beautiful walls.
Le! as show you a color card of 1 7 colors.
Es ' needed
romaine or
Vanishing Job.
A. Cohen.
137 Washington St.
Tel. 351-3
. AMI-2M.
Took Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable Compound—
Read the Result
Cincinnati, Ohio—“I suffered for s
mwithmoustroublesand irregular-
ities before I took
dla E. Pinkhsm’sfi
ego table Com-
yback
all the time
RESTRAINING .
FORCE 0N WORLD
(Continued From Pose One)
aviation. He suffered no ill-efiects
The plane in which he ascended. a
twin motorel Martin bomber, pilot-
ed by Lient. Wade, broke the world‘s
record for this particular type of ship.
carrying. three passengers when it at-
tained a height or 24, _zoe4teet. Ser-
geant Roy Langham wasthe third
Captain Stevens was reluctant to-
- getable
and and Liver Pills I would bere-
em “berating the first bottle I
felt better, swim no looted it (while, but:
found I could both? work until I
Wm stron the Vegetable
00 and now
mother of a a1 months old boy. fish
{at and heslthyand I am sure I could
neverhavecarried himifit hadnot
men for your vegetable Compound. I
your medias to all women
an:
j dav to discuss details of his cs-
some
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Kendrick & Chase Garage
Telephoto. 917
Ice, Charcoal,
AUTO REPAIRING,
WELDING
13 Raymond Street
Gout h Nor-walk, Conn.
\
VVood and
Trucking
'uor mull
Old Friends at the
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar - =
t
the Perfect0 Bouque
at 106-
No profiteering on 01d 4‘
0 They are the
made at that put}.-
. ty
You Were For
If Years Old
eXDerience would have
you what the
tang“
undl‘eds
11
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Peeple. That is,
how."115m
Many of our spromineiit 1;;
are business so 00 1131103
Call or write ufmmnier course»
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