g CONTINUOUS
b“ day ends,
Q-Iwithout bluster or fuss.
' Our Club‘s been going fifty
”II. and needs no band. We‘re
were. With good intent and
“It ways we're lived through
d! the stormy days. We ’ve never
Known the need of blufi’ to help
me tell our 'well known stufl, but
heart to heart and man to man
1“ told our story as we ran. ‘
We’ve sold good coal and pleased .
par friends—are going strong as
. Ho are here for your business
”GodofWhomYouchooee
elebanguYouBuyItofUl.
Hills 8?.
v
Many people are extravagant by being too economical.
Thev pay too much in the end by having paid too little in
the beginning. g
the roof. When you do, buy good material‘s—it pays!
TheI-IATCH & BAILEY co.
Sheetrock—Beaver Board. Johns-Ianwille Conant!
" Bird & Son Roofing.
-....---_..--
Some day you will need lumber, or something in the
building materials line. You may build a new home, or re-
model’the old one, or you may put in new floors or shingle
A visit to our omega phone call, or a vi'ord through the
mails will bring a H & B building expert. to you. Phone 536.
tain.
BigRednctioninPrloeon
Come in and See the New Exide ‘With Indestructable
Black
Tie
I: All Right, But
REMEMBER
Presents
New K eckwear
At $1.00
See It and
"Spruce Up”
21 North Main St.
nay?! put. one on you some
.7 that. you'll wear a. gong
“The .llan‘s Shop ”
Costello .‘i' O'Meara
Gnmmite Cases. ‘ . ,
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
67 North m Street
Exide' Batteries
ES.
flquor
started
oral.
f “—
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 13-10-1341
l (Contir can on Page For. r)
’. 34.2)“ if» the Gra nl Jury 20-33:: w;
icxrtcltwi to 3- -ar ex ry . ' wt:-
fness left on the list of its. ., At-
;ll‘rnpr \"v’evks‘
l l.- mitts: li.-> list was James .l. ”1:".
‘ nitritam, whose} story of :1. ;. «an? :1
Shipm
Continua? Sell Liquor
(Continued from hm Page)
Representative Maw.
Georgia. has publicly announced that
he will ofler an amendment providing
that no part or the Federal subsidy
fund shall be used by steamship lines
1: whose ships liquor triad. .
ST.J.OLIS. 110.. June 15.—-The An-
euser-Busch Brewing Company
willing to produce witneses—to sup-
port charges that the 'L‘nitedn States
Shipping Board is Violating the prohi-
bition law and the \‘olstead @Lw
The local company has triage num-
erous requests for a Congreslonal in-
restigntion into violations of the pro-
hibition act. A. G. Rimmers. 'general
counsel. said. and j; prepared to pro—
duce witnesses to support their charg-
WASHJXGTOS. June
Associated Press).
through legislation to stop the sale of
upon American ships were
through presentation
by Representative Bankhead. Demos
Alabama. of an amendment to
the merchant marine bill which would
cut of! the government aid pron'ded in
the measure from any ship carrying
intoxicating liquors or beverages. ‘
Attorney-General Daugherty will be
asked for a new ruling on the question
liquor on Shipping
Board vessels. it was indicated today
at the treasury.
Indict Ward. for
Killing of Peters
0! the sale of
Will
the Ship Subsidy biii berm-e the Men
chant Marine committee.
mored that this pro
l'made today. although ts‘deteat there
was generally predicted.
That the issue would have to be met
when the Suhsids bill is taken up in
the House. however,
friends of the measure to seem cer-
Democra
15
— Definite
today
"' 3’ ‘5" Ward ‘nme- rum arr:
: 1"" 35‘ :"hlEZ. Te»! ’0 ins ’ff'Ti‘si.
~lr‘x'flr‘.‘ 32".. how ( ;g , f
:33 7" 9423'. films-2. 282‘ in“:
:t‘o i'.‘ (3;! 0f ‘3". “lira-1p: 3,7, 37—?“ \‘.d
Schultze’ 3 Friday Fish Specials
E ---——-— ———- -_-- E
TARLOV BROS i§ Haddock ................................ 12c lb
" UP TO Dev: CIGAR STORE ‘h ..‘aimon Steak ...... . .................... 35c lb
2 “‘1’" ”*"HNTS yon ‘ . Qmall Pollock ............. . .............. 12 lb
E ‘°"°°” - - _ Halibut Steak ................. ‘ ........... 33c lb
cm DE 31513313 * Flat m. ................................ 12c n.
l ‘ Pipes Boston Blues .................. . ......... 14c lb
A” Ce “'3“ D“ rrrr "l 5 Codfish Steak ........................... 22 lb
Mekemo 31°C}: Tel- 1581 E Fresh Mackerel .......................... 25c lb
- - g “'eak Fish ............................... 22c lb
. . Native Eels ............................... 30c lb
, F- S- 1430:“ h Round Clams ........................... 20c Qt.
JOB I’RINTLVG 3 Salt Mackerel ............. . ...... . . . . . . . 25c lb
South Norwalk
Hi
T
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We “M lr
goods. rai~ l
fmd tn’ ‘ l. 2
have. Prxc
‘ Our
1’ ».
I] of the
uwzn.
PHILIP P MAHONEY
gr (w ~ _L
hou~ehc-ld
Junn and an!
Axis hing ion
a i mi r2 to the quan-
~quare deal
I BEGINNING THIS WEEK SCHULTZE'S MARKETS WELL CLCSE
AT NOON 0N WEDNESDAYS FOR THE SUMMER
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Ilarwalk. 89 Main Strut
loath Nomik. Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
Darlen,
l
Inward. Weetport, Black Rock. Bridgeport
a--—-------l---¢(al-.l--
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c. d V'.‘ _ l" ' 1:: _ . 3- R V v
82 Van Zandt Street
, . Snead-hand Goods Always on Sale
mu THE HOUSE
h on the Fourth 0! Jul).
_ m with garden hose’
”WHING ELSE
m Garden implements are
Id hetessities
3! in lull display.
h a long- standing American cus-
ls your
your summer residence—
hmistobehadatthh
our
ty even summer senson. Our
and device-s
MORGAN
JUNE SALE
An Opportune Time for the Bride, the Matron. the Graduat- and
the Vacationict to Supply Themselves With Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves,
Brauieres and Underwear at Most Reasonable Prices.
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
Gehebe’s ‘
Weflcrenmflm
PHONE
iii!
Refrigerators and
Ice Chests
Ruggodly built refrigerators with
hardwood eases. three door side leer
stile. white enamel lined, lift up
_ style, ice chests are white steel
enameled. Prices range than
$9.98 to $65.60 ‘3
8:.an
3H \&
casé .23 3: .
2" "
\r“ u“
r - .
7“ 38:33:; r“? 9"
com T33" \S‘fiiihi“
Q PLAN BIG MEETIxG
(octets.
if: .. lily:
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1. I‘EOB
“'ailer .‘J
r ‘ 9—“ I
. S lawn} O;
072!
~ 313:: singing
3. S 1
that
ample
h
s; e: hers at -.3 l
a. e 1.. and to .; T n; '. -- m :9? 3
" 4 Pop rib leans, ‘
wil be heart- {
“ age Scale Negotiations
(Continued from Pi
miners a? d 0:»?le rs cf
31;; 1r“- .3. since April 1 irearlytodoan
been use rt the strike accordi mg to D:- l
C B Connel er.
hose lest
Labor and
Break Likely
Page. l
en rs} ivar-i 1
State Commissioner of
Industry.
“The reports were gathered from 33
counties and 2.2%:
BRENFZR DIVORCE CASE.
Tin case of
dirorce from her husband came
Judge Joel
Bridgeport.
John J. Cuneo called witnesses to tes-
Brewer on several occasions
for s
before
thy (Lil
he; 3
time.
his wife by the hair ours: hed.’ ;
GOOD um 13 m
roman anae- m. nervous-
ne-L nick headaches. balm
coated tongue. bad breath. W . .
as constipation and constant dil-
tresa. Henry C. W. 1003 HIM-
Ila-3..
”I: Are.
I reel fine."
the liver.
m
been cruc‘
according to Mrs. Brewer's
brother. she was forced to do heavy
work. although ill. and hardly able to
gr! stout (Le house. Allan A. Sins. a
has! brother of Mrs. Brewer,
'"meeuflncrokymhbleu
mien the M and 1am
' .rms or operators.
Mrs. Charles Brewer
H. Reed. in
this morning. Attorney
to his wife. One
said
Boston.
The: cleanse the bowls.
It was ru-
bly would be
wassaid b\
1!
(‘81: lb:
Etc-p8
’ llllllllllBlEllf
f0 55“". '
in»: r. .3, _
L.
sizes$2.98np; .....
Children’s one-piece suits . . . .
. Two-pieceSilits;
Ladieenghts.........,.....
’Assorted Caps............ 29c 3 Belts.....
Specialties In
All-Wool Bathing Suits
Two-piece Suits attached, in many sizes and colors; children
.adults $4.2
...............
. . . . cotton $1.00 and $1.10; Wm} 32
TRISTRAM £9" .HYATT
baritone Nike and respond ed to the
thinderous applause with sexeral an-
idioms. He is a resident of Cam-
,brid :9. Mass" and a member of the
_EHLr\ard Glee Club
The orchestra deserves m if}?
MISSING HEIRESS
* IN BROAD RIVER
(Continued :rom First Page)
ifrru‘ ‘
lfor 1h. manner in which the} r- 5,“:—
second with a lapse of three weeks led several fifwflmns “1m sewn—J (r;
time. _ . cores After the r a) ‘. riri'd
The cast in the order of their ap-hh‘ flaw” posed for a 5:: t . . _
pearance was ”tumours: llur taken by Photograph: l. “I;
O‘cey Gump. hired man §Curtis_
"""""""" C’ ‘0“: Em“ 36; Ice cream was sold after 2.2: at»
7 Juralm Bran. the boarding rms- t.»rtain:m-nt_
“(ASS """ Mrs 1 Marshall The committee wishes 1. . a:
Mrs. Cliiggereon dogs. I..:.. w: E _
Tr
‘rllfia its to a 3 those who tor}:
"I“ ‘ 7.: -
Mrs. Th “”5 James'
Viv-empe-
sheet:
"inf {u
'Vt‘lh') leg pm to mak>‘= :1 T
n hwi-Zmizig sum-r
her sort.
.
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I' 73'“ ‘~" "' " Ms tam:
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l
i
Danger of 5e :29 Too Tail”
. Acmr'in: 1* hr l I‘. E:
great it rush «1-05.35:
; lOEES. 411”!“ 3}
YM i lt- . Er
Girl-HEN; . > -“"
Fred Hain
2Mead0w Street
'Dox :— p «359.3
.....
808m N0
Operation Avoided by Taking
' Lydia E. Pinkham’ a Veg-
etable Compound
' Dayton. Ohio. —‘ _lhad suchpainsthat
ibadtobeturned in bed e cry time I
wishedtomove-They
saidanoperstionwas;
necessary. Sly;
mother would keep _;
mg: ‘ Whydon t;
on tune Pinkham s. :
enrietta?’ and lid l
A Cigar
of
Unusual
'i
much.‘
day she said. Latina
get_ vou one bottle of v
each kind. ‘ionwon’t 2
. be oz. t very much if ;
itdon’theipyou.’ 1 do: tkncw ifyou.‘
: will believe me or not. but i only took '
tmmg of Lydia 5. Pin L's j." 2
I”?
«if;
lf‘un oughtto. I tandlcéokm-crelike
er a o In
havebeenbelped. eizongwhodog
:notbelieremecanwritetomeandl
twilltellthemwhat 1mm. Iain
leantohe
1137 B ‘ mm
S...Davmn.0hio.
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to gnininwd
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Baked B:;:.=.
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24 Gotta.“ St. East 2cm '
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into Bodies. Fe..ders
Lamps. Repaired a E
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on Friends'at the 0iii
The Old Well
Perfecto
the at 10c.
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Years Old
$023.1 .3335
MERRILL
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
Price
5c Cigar 33‘
Bouquet
on 0’5 .W‘
4
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Were Party
5 ""‘Bg
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