.3. must strnc properly to protect
P. tg‘. ind industries and their em-
'1. 1s; to do their part to tune the
_r spurtdfifin system of New Eng-
‘ 3.2.3 and the country emcient and eco-
am: ms: so that they may cheaply
nun“ their Wood and raw materials
.,..__. :tiam.f‘acttirc. and finally. and
, .1 . ; ;crt.:n’.. they must maintain
,.r-:y set-reliance. iritlative and
“l‘li‘h characterized their
grazitiy to the advantage of
“73.11111 and the Country at
:uv' l :wy must. so far as possible.
:11» gou-rnment from meddling
rad-11mg in business."
ALL mil-En SOLDIERS
az'mmmw on JUNE 20
l".llx7.. June 14 <Associ ated
...- —.L;i;::~.t orifices and 4:] er:-
c- ‘- m‘ :1 111.1 return to the 'Crited
ons or the st-:ax;~:‘.iip Cantigny.
- »; ‘rvm Antwerp. The
',:”)‘ 1< tl.‘ .-; "hunt-ymoon
- j. “ All ti 0 married soldiers have
.wbred home. This: draft will
- ‘ 2v lilir.“ not inc-re than 1.~
n-. :11?“
lump “
5‘ ‘1‘:
is the list
l 5!. '59 ;
'VT'E'T-"nV yess»: to
- transport
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From $2. 50 to $25, 000, 000 in 22 Years
d mine within
of where you
stand? You don‘t know!
Take a 1 around and see. That's
what F. A. Strout did twenty-tyre
years ago. He found his gold mine
right at his elbow. Read this little
sketch of where it was and how be
mined it, and gain wisdom for
yourself
There are as many recipes for
success as there are successful
geople. But all recipes, it should
_ e noted. start with an idea. Here
is the Strout rcdpc;
l—gn idea
2-—a woodshed ' '
3—an old desk and an old chair
l—got busy
S—and advertised.
This is not a joke, but a sober,
serious truth. Starting‘ with the
idea of selling farms. having little
cash, using his father‘s woodshed
for an ofliee, fitting it with an old
desk and an old chair. in twenty-
two years Mr. Srrout has developed
a business having an annual turn-
over of over $5,000,000 with 700
salesmen in thirty states. branch
offices all across the North Ameri-
can Continent and connections in
Europe. There are 84 people em.
AVE ma
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\\ .u \ulhr» the )lcm‘ri r~ Cf the,
l\;\»n:.i- ( 2:15 at the tuuidr) Club 2
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I f. $ .
l .:_— .v.i.‘t.m11p1n‘ht mils:
‘.‘ ‘ . from 1 f r- l.. .. 7
1 .A “ll tell (1 “h ‘15:.
j ‘ '. ..: should be done hé‘rr‘2311‘YuL’l‘:
i'nx’orable rate.
:u-m L. Barton will
am; Wil'. outline to the
. mem-
‘4 ~, 2’ ti.» (’l'll'
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the plans {or Calf l'as- ‘
.- I li-ach. “lat has two: dam: to
5.: what is planned to be done this:
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”141R Ulla. .\ 1’ 0T0 ! and the way the Ill-L". -1»“ bond;
3“,le \IHl (ll' 1 ll 15.9111 witl ivo apportioned for Tf‘fidF.;
both houses.
1: :5 .xpc-ctrd
T UV T \l H l \LT 33,1 improvement of the park and the‘
1- ‘ ’
_ that this meeting will:
1; », ; " ’ w ;. 1:151 and it is desired
“ " the: dinner may lie staneil
i} on time and thus allow the-'
~;» };~- I'lt‘L" .1»‘ of time {or their sub"
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j. ;, PIXELL ls SI‘SPEYDED
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»: HAL'TP‘ORFI. June 14.——Fe:rgcar.t
7 _ ‘\"‘,‘:.1;:‘ M. Pinell of the State police
. .., '- mispvrdqd last night I.) the state
; :1" commisflon after a meeting at
“ oxidence concerning an auto-
..ls. collision a: Deep River on June
‘. was considered. The circumstances!
‘ '70:;12dlni: the automobile accident;
.. 3 lug n discussed at a previous meet- 3
.~ g m; the commission. and a further
,mry was onlcred.
lhe automobile collision was in;
Wren Pine-11‘s automobi: e and a ma-
":19 drl\(n by 1 con Schl: ck of Deep?
i.” r. \Vit h Pi nell 1:: his automolil“: ‘
Iii": lli'l'lt' “" T8 I‘nllr‘man
. Fiab’
ll"l.x'.;p \Y. Flynn and tan.» “'trflltli.
1
AGAINST 5311' SUBSIDY BILL.
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T‘i‘LEI‘vF-Nlfit. N. '1'.. June 14.——I;:flu-}
91' 22.». Shaman} Grunt". Patrons;
"‘i .u.~ir:»'. “'3“ l-c mama to tie-l
. Ship Sulvsirlv l-ilé. Sherman
, l nlflrlt'r. announctd here.
"‘2." Gmng‘. he stated. ”believes a:
is wrath: in principle. Vx'iwn;
. . «rs or enterprise is sulsi-iized,
' z: s 11-316.in at the expensgof oth-
Grnrzge helium-es in :1 fair
1‘ a d no {a ors. Pecausc 0' this
- :I.‘ win trtlrr. influea Co: of ‘hi cr-
“2r 7:. w: xvii. 1e used to de'ev the
. ' '2191 re.‘
‘ - fl.- Lowell hm address-rd :1. hitter to
" I r" t» masters :zskin: film to throw
fl"; support of their organizations
- ‘ .L’.. nsr. {hence of the LLll.
l'” ‘- has two million members. 1
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The or-
It’s a happy drink
T here never was such a friendly
drink as Clicquot Club Ginger Ale.
Day after day,’ in summer orwinter,
:1 Boston or 1.03 Angela, the taste
:. ever varies. It’s a man ’3 drink and
a uoman’ 3. Little children love it,
and it is kind to them. The funniest
people accept it gratefully and are ' o
perfectly satisfied. There is the
secret of Clioquot’s popularity-f
:hey all like it.
Buy Clicquot by the case for the
home. Take it withyouonyom' Plc'
nics. Drink it for its own good SCH
ormixitwithanyfi'lfit
juice when you deeire
a change.
We also make Clioquot
cm Birch
Beer, and Rbot: Beer.
glen ii;
‘la. nearlv' four centuries ago. has been
ithat one of sewer. chests brought into:
.New France in 1650. and laboriously
fpresent of the Court of France. and a
".2 ‘_ ‘
.l in ,- il‘ t. 1.
ployed in the Home 05cc alone.
Strout was a farm boy. He knew
farms and the value of land and
huild?ngs. of growing or harvested 5::
household furniture. m fact every-
ldea of selling farms as just that—a :
smug concern. His First Ofice
Several of his father's nei here, he got them to sign
who were tting old, he been which he had prepared.
trying to sel their farms so they ~ He knew that there
could retire.
crops. livestock, machinery, tools, The Start of . $21000” B 1 Mr Strout $33.5
must
ELStrout
of the bargains ofi'ered. The de-
scriptions written of the four {arms
he Wished to sell he used in every
paper that he could afford which he
thought would reach prospective
buyers. That was in 1900 and be-
fore the end of the summer he had
sold the {our farms. but it had cost
him more than the total com-
missions.
“I was mighty
thing that is to be found on} going, Egufiwhfwwsdgtdlmdcggi‘gu proud of my reco. d cf four sales for
working farm. He C0“C¢“’¢d thfl Father‘s Shed on . Blame pm 3‘ “ill show more than 6.08? sales for
hat year. But in 19-2 cur records
the year 1,500 for every one made
twenty-two years ago. But I am
a contract just as sure now as I was then that
this business is only in its infancy.”
be "In the beginning I did all the
But they could find buyers who would “am just such work myself.
From the beginning
no buyers. though they had oflered places if they only knew of them I have advertised my best bargains
their {arms for sale at prices which and so he retired to hi 3 desk in the in
young Strout knew were far below woodshed and worked out hi 5 p .2121.
their real value.
you will pay me a commission on
every neuspaper and magazine
my means nould permit me to use.
So young Strout Alwayl bearing in mind the fact Every man. and there “ere more
made this proposition to them: “If that the man who was to buy the than 200,000 last
farm was entitled to the fullest de- swered my
year—who an-
advertiscnent. got a
the selling price of your farm. I scription ~of the farm he had to prompt reply: and an urgent invita-
will find a buyer for you.” Then.
being practical as well as hopeful.
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TREASURE CHEST LOCATED. ,
convince others of
PENETAXGL‘ISHENE. Om- June;
14. -——A treasure chest lost in the f: iur
Wye bj» Jesuit missionaries to Huron-;
located the authorities believe and
divers were working today to bring
the ancient box to the surface.
The chest lie. In the mud. benrath;
twenty feet of water. near the mouth
of the W‘se. Magnetic diving rods in-E
dlcatc it is heaxilv laden with gold. ,
Records of the Society of Jesus show;
carried to Fort Sainte Marie by canoe. g
was lost near the mouth of the \Vye.f
ofier. he wrote of them in a Way to tion to come doujn and let me show
the genumeness him the properties I was offering.
g
Sioux arms a was;
as» mass Form nous
.1. D. KELLEY no me 4-
g is THE Dilemma
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Foot 503““! m mire (hm
. VEEICE. (kn. June zi—lk. and
Jchr D r932“. an \merican vaehts- Mrs. J F. Elliott of $1.11 Juan aye-
" ‘ ' ' ““1 ’ .. ' one think the stark broke a W11};
2:13;:3 12:5. a‘yy'ét: 932:: frog: and had to lean: his entire cargo.
:rhmsdayp on board their 39 foot ”mums “'° °" “”39 “mes mew
~ ‘ XFPE for some one else. in their home-
isfignizwngglfsfi: nix-2x: at“; to The the. Elliott children woke up .
~ , Tuesday to find four new baby
The Diablcge brought holly here ' we in from two to
last summe in thirty-three days. brothers. The) i8
- rec undo each and are healthy.
when he came to compete in the in- t‘Elliof: is a a nter. '
terrational six meter races. Ear aux- tpe
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iliary engine wasjused only four a gutted Advertisement H“
hours during the 4.006 mile éoumey. arguing -
1—10____._.WLA ND S»
So. Norwalk Auto Supply Co.
90 North Main St. Phone 436.
VULCANIZIN G.
nmrmuron FOR
Converse, Star and Perfection Tires.
m2 AIR—SERVICE.
ACCESSORIES.
It contained solid gold vestments. the;
sham t1. 0! gold coin to pm the
trnc p5 which accompanied the mis— ;
slon. - l
ARI‘SDANT FALCH')! LV THE
FWD OF CHILDREN NIAKES
PflR PERFECT (-‘RO‘3TH
AND DE\’I~ZI.()I‘)Il-Z.VT 3
Growing clziiilrcn are (especially ini y
“1““. a" (sham. Thtj.‘ l";&‘r:~l it more EXPERIEACED
the le>s milk they drink m— cm 2m!
:they are (21-h;- to ilzgesz it prurrfy. ‘ \
it tio n‘un th‘ water thy
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HUNTER’S GARAGE
Union. Avenue, Near Main.
AUTO MECHANICS
Telephone 2023. .
MEN“? with their 1:1».125‘. if I'm _\' are
r‘w’uly and strong i' “l?! kwwp the
so. i" they are puny or pair or fret-
{Lzl t‘r-y “viii cra l1;a?.\‘ increase 27:»
W~.g‘1t. Show lwttor growth at“!
their patio: Will give Way to rosy
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At tc (thing 11;:
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Expert Ford Repairing
FOOD i’Pl EMr ‘ T is of special . .
Lent-fit. ' ' ‘ ' ,
121°”! CALCIUM ”FOOD FI‘F‘I‘IJZ- ‘ I,
Ell-3."? is a mineraf focal improved 0
by men ca! science-.1: 7112.5 luxeficid n c & ase ara e
cf’fccts a‘ike on t‘. e tenderest balmy
and or. grown-ups ,.
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Scientific literature and 40 13:1..5 Tel. 917 13 Ramona St” South human Ct.
sxpply. 811-" For sol-:1 Ly H. A. r .
Meal. ‘4 North Main street. South
Norwalk. .
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In order to give all our friends and
patrons an opportunity to use the .
Kelly Springfield Tires -
and to raise somé ready cash, we Will
3 The Wonderful Kelly springfield
:6 Tires
H at the following reduced prices:-
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H Reg. Prioe Sale Price
it $12.90 s 9.65
1" 31490 $11.20
$18.90 $15.10
$24.30
$32. 75
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" Sweater news that ~
will interest you.
i " By far the prettiest and most efi
V fective sweater of the season is a;
usual one of the simplest design. Itr
is plain chain stitch With ribbed c
on long sleeves. It is out quite 10
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tr.
5 .3135." in front and IS finished With a simpl
g3§§§ (310$er knitted band.
35§§§§5 These sweaters come in but?
iligié orchid, Harding blue and oxfonf
% Iii? grey mohair yarn and their real
: 5,; beauty lies m the silver gleam of the
yarn itself partially due to the silky“
effect of the mohair and in part to
the intermingling of a bit of silvery:
White in the knitting. ~
They must be seen to be apcl
preciated, the price is $5.
rived in fiber silk, they are of the Tuxedo stvle sweater
one is a sort of line plaid efiect in one shade with plai
woven collar extending to the bottom of garment.
is shown in grey bufl, black and navy. The other is
:block or check weave with a heavy closely woven col
j and cuffs m a tiny check design shown 111 black. White an
.bufl. '
An air of refinement is reflected in these smart look
:mg sweaters. They are rich and handsome, the price $10
3 Second floor. rear.
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i
j Summer dresses
. of rare beauty.
An array that mspires the desire to own not only om;
but more as one woman put it, “They are so prct‘tx tha ‘
5I’d like them all.”
j Silk and cotton materials in dainty crossbar check ‘
‘of White on rose blue or tan grounds with 'two ruffles o
lscant fullness cut on the bias most efiectivclv encirclin
Eskirt portion of dress While the neck cuffs and folds a
edged With white silk.
i Fine soft finished ginghams in some. of the 11““t1cxfi
colorings and wanted checks trimmed With 0mm. dv col-.1
‘7 glare, cufis and pretty pearl buttons.
i
a . Organdies made into the coolest and daintiest ofl
gdresses. We were gins ust looking at one of the models 0
medium blue organ 3* made simply with wide White or
igandv collar and cuffs edged With a. new and distinctivj
- gscalloped edge reminding one of cool bits cf flufl'y $110
while a set in vest trimmed with tiny White buttons com<l
pletes the picture.
Linen dresses in all shades. These are real refined id
appearance, made on plain lines with drawn designs 0d
both waist and skirt portion of dress and further trimmed
with pearl buttons.
The sportiest dress of this assortment is. of ratind
rose color With geometric design' 1n black While the collau
and cuffs are of pongee edged with tiny knife 1.1. imm- cfi
the same.
This tells the story of only some of the Summen‘
dresses from a truly wondrous assortment that we are;
, V selling for $10.
.. All sizes , _:
' Second floor. center.
HOt "weather drinks
to make at hume. '
l I‘
an—
drinks are made by adding sevén parts of water to
. part of syrup. 1...:
The flavors are fine and tasty. They are
'Ambrosia punch, Orangeade, @emonade, Raspberry)
Pineappleu.
- They are good for flavor'mg' ice cream, Shel-bets, jelhei
jand punches. Pint bottles 35c, 3 for $1. ,
Purefruit juice and sugar. The most reheaholiaz‘
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Norwalk Chronicler