,.-
1?} .
m: L
O ' ' '
ur Aim
i We shoot our ads into the air, -
fly fall to earth we know not
were, but luck is yours from out
the blue if in their flight they
speak to you. '
7 Our coal flies swiftly to its
mark and kills the chill that
-kes life dark and means dis-
comfort at its worst when wintry
dime upon us burst.
3 'A bullsoeye and a perfect score
[or every ton that leaves our door
the beginning.
................
Many people are extravagant by being too economical.
They pay too much in the end
by having paid too little in
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
the roof. When you do, buy good materials-it paysl
A visit to 0111' ofl‘ice, a phone call, or a word through the
mails will bring a H & B building expert to you. Phone‘536.
The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Oheetroek—Ieaver Board. Johns-Manevllle Co. and
Bird 6. Son Roofing.
*that is our aim, our worthy
goal, whene’er you ask us to send
God. i . .t I
I
fillh
THE MAN’S SHOP
Presents
Thursday, A. M.-
8
Special Offering
, of .
Ladies’ Hose
at
95c
Fibre Sill; With Lisle Top
and Fool. A l“lllv‘-l.imlililg illlll
Long Ween-hi: lit->0.
t“
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS FOR
WNDON
CITY DE LU XE
BRIAR
PIPES
Also Celebrated Dunhlii's
.ahackemo Block Tel. 1581
GET A SQUARE DEAL
F. s. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South N orwalk
Extoc
BAT-TERI E5
If you are in doubt as to the condition of the battery in your
car at present some in and see us. We will give you a good
allowance for it in exchange for an Exide.
“a
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
67 North Main Street
i Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
A
NEW POTATOES, NO. l—PK. ..
FLOUR. ALL KINDS—PER BAG
20 CAKES GOLD SOAP FOR
3 CORN FLAKES FOR .........
3 POST TOASTIES FOR . .......
GRAPE JUICE—PTS,
PRO“ 1406
JUNE
..........................
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o.-._.......
An Opportune Time for the Bride, the Matron, the Graduate and
the Vacatlcnlst to Supply Themselves With Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves
Brassleres and Underwear at Mast Reasonable Prices. . '
72¢:
S i .29
$1 .00
25°
25c
28c
........................
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..................... o..-«....
A. F. Beckmann 6? CO., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk'
runs DELIVERY
SALE
56 South Main St.
MME. J EANN ETTE
South N orwalk
always. ‘
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
mud-hand Goods Always on Sale
We will buy your household
will, rags, papers. junk and all
mud-hand goods. Anything you
”0. Price fiCl'Hl’tlng to the quail-
i' of the goods. A square deal
LI
7"
"we THE HOUSE
3 a long-standing American cus—
h on the Fourth of July. Is your
fine—or your summer residence——
.ll equipped with warden hose?
“lYTHING sue
h hardware is to be had at this
“In. Garden implements are our
many every summer season. Our
behold necessities and devices
“Always in full display.
a. D. MORGAN
M
“Atwood
. sweet
Round Steak . . . . .
Sirloin Steak . . . . . .
Blade Roast I". .. ..
Plate. Beef «a. . . . .4 . .
Rolled Pot ROast . .
FOR THE
Schultze’s Thursday
'0009...
9
Specials
. 32c lb.
35c lb.
20c lb.
.~8c lb.
14c lb.
IOIOIvIIIOIne.
SCHULTZE’S MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS
SUMMER
More. mm,
THE ONE STANDARD LIOSQUITC)
_ REMEDY—SWEET DREAMS.
Sweet Dreams Became the One
. Standard Mosquito rBemedy the
the Morning the Fiat Bottle “is
Made. ‘
Sweet. Dreams‘iives' up to a. reputa-
tion, that demands utmost nfllciency.
At the tune ingredients were highest.
and mooquitoel seemedto be hun-
griest. Sweet! Dreams was made douv
bie strength. The double strength
qualily was found, is: moreedlcient—
so it's double strength today.
There's one thing to remember"
When (denier. often "something just
origin“-
"' ,‘ It.
, J I 1' a Ill”! ,w
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
..... m... Jflfifi "£3222...“ a...
Weetport.
'the same as the year around resi-
" the, man next door has)
. C‘WO'qumlmefi' 1:“.ch Allard,
llaek 39°“. Bridgeport
WESTPORT W. T. I. A.
PLANS TO COLLECT
SUMMIER GARBAGE
WESTPORT, June 21,—Sulnmer
residents of Westport can be sei'ved
with the Women's Town Improve-
ment Association garbage collections
dents. Summer visitor‘s who,w¢uld
like this privilege should communi-
cate with Mrs. Rollin \herwood, or
with Mrs. John A. Moore: The ma-
jority 01’ summer: residents have been
accustomed to the city garbage col-
lection and they will not be incon—
venienced it they ,seek and from the
local, women’s organization. '
The w. T. I. A./ through tfie'ir
.Westport gave out 2': permits this
'week to Norwaik residents to use
WEDNESDAY, JUNE
21. 19
BUILDING, LOAN
ASSOCIATION MEETS
(Contined from first page)
fir—
Secretary Golden's report for the year
follows: . :
The Non-walk Building, [loan and In-
vestment Association.
Financial Condition as of dune 19th,
» menu for Year Ending June
- 10, 1.22.
Receipts.
Cash on hand June 30th.
1921 $15,314.08
Membership fees . . . . . . . . . 158.00
Dues ............ i ....... . 89,255.50
Fines .................. . 303.04
Loans repaid. R. E.. . . .. . . 54,700.00
Loans repaid. stock ..... . ' 3,100.00
Interest 22,551.50
$185,347.12
Disbursements.
Loans on stock ........ 81,000.00
Loans an real estate . . 110,900.00
Withdrawals ...... . ..... . 66,454.22
President's salary ....... . 100.00
Secretary's salary . ..... . . 1.500.00
Treasurer's salary . ...... . 900.00
Enpense ............... . 601.44
Cash on hand June 19.
1922 .. 4,241.46
Discount ..... . 250.00
$185,247.12
Comp Beach Made Ready "
For 1922 Bathing Season
(Confined from first page)
transient and local housvs will relieve
much of the congestion that occurs
there on Sundays.
The people of the town will appre-
ciaie the new appearance of the pavil-
ion. ln i'urmt-r years the dark paint
gun- the plum:-
lvui now with the white paint applied
to :ill the woodwork u cheerful and
might up-lmdutc stand is ready for
puillic inspection. Modwfirn equipment
has lulu izisiullwi. The old counters
and iv.» box have luvt-u l'C‘IllOVl’tl and
pr! in the plates.
1‘
an
new :ipp.ll‘.itus
l Mrmiml'fi of llll‘ llll]ll‘0‘~'!‘lll(‘l‘.l ussm‘inw
John
M 1'.
work.
assist lug
llvip will} llzi»
Snuggul lick
{inn , will
l‘.j-'.~.n ul
Tun-row.
.\ li"\\” cvzuvnt walk
1:4
extends from
'l‘l‘is is :m lllllll’OVv‘lllilll oxer Ill"
wooden i‘iill\\'.l)’3 which won» inclined
nrs. .‘l li’l' :1..wr 1m- [hr haiku-s.
new crime in ilic “nit-r for the "so of
{million to inst so! of bath houses.
This {09.0w a!" ill»: on-
trance :0 ill” otherwise
has a. Him-M.“
linux-‘s iml
hunch.
Th“ town lids ism-n w l‘.\‘ collsillr-rgstv
Oi‘ inn have lncu patch-
ml and 2ilililll"ll.
A nvw run-day was built
'Ii' - \. ’l‘lr- y
from
21-: \\'UlilC-..' to ll.-.
lpqoplv 2:1 liiv Nash houses. .»\ cun-
n-xviiun l-locl; Oi triucni Will ln: Ill-I'lk'
road. At the end or this
UV! 055 liw
walk out in the in w. floats will in; (ill—i
Chou-d, making Lillillll room for [mu-
shiny—u shower wil be built at tlic,
and of tin- luzlwuy.
There will in.- nu parking space from
got the pavilion us in previous years.
The autos will either go down the road
to the cannon or park in the lot used
as a baseball ground. A small l'cuce
has bwn err-vim] lllflr the new runway
Willi “no parking" signs.
The beach has been cleared ' oi
idi‘iltwood and other rubbish. but thei
ithe nurse must be compensated by {id-5
stones lune not born taken away or
the sand lt‘Vtiv-d. It will take time
before all these things can be accom-
piished.
The roads are under repair in the
ix'icinity of the beard}. They
scraped and crushed rock added. Sand
and oil will be added this week and
probably a. steam roller will be used
to pack the top dressing.
1 All the old runways. floats. bath
houses and other buildings in need of
repair will bu attended. to. The floats
will be cast into the water in a. few
days. '
The Coripo Lite Guards will be On
duty every weekend. until the first
part of July. when they will be on
duty every day. They will have two
illeboats in the water. A new boat
.will be used for protection Of the
l bathers around the old bathing houses.
.The. guards' old boat will be put in
loperation about the time the new
float is launched and the boat will pa-
troithat section of the water.
Sweaters and uniforms have been
ordered by the pui'chnsing commit-
atee. Commodore 4L.-Austin. Frank 13.
Dayton and W. Irving Hubbell.’
Town Clerk Edward C. Birge ' of
bath houses at Comm) Beaclr for the
summer. June 1 was the last date
local people could secure houses and
when everybody who wanted a house
made application there were 25 to
spare. 'Ihere are 80 houses for
transient use.
Although the weather has been very
warm for the past .few- days and the
water fairly warm. the people who
ventured to the beach have not taken
advantage or the conditions... mostly
due to the fact that. the floatsare not
in the water. - . -. - . ~
The Life Guards will W ‘B’ém‘li
monthly dances. ’ .
V.YALE PBOFESSOBS ILL. .'
NEW HAVEN. June . 21.~—Thr.ee
.mernbers ot' . the Yale. faculties—Prof.
A. F. Hill. Prot.‘ Albert. rBeecher
1922. .
Assets.
Loans on real estate ...... $426,200.00
Cash. 4,241.46
o-l -—_-—.
. -' $430,441.46
Liabilities.
Dues . ..... ‘..............$415.680.81
Profit and loss . . . . . ... . . . 11,460.65
Surplus ..........'....... 3,800.00
A $430,441.46
mutant of Receipts and Disburse-
gloom y m m osphcre, .
llli‘ pavilion lo the cm! of the. liousvs.’
to rot “iih tluv Wenilirr and the splint.E
A m‘w “all has iii-en built item the,
shuts off ill" dummy: rooms from ll‘it‘.
lllv
cater for the use Oi”.
were .
‘02
WELFARE AEENBIES
-, no liEl'lEll Willlll.
u“
The applicatln of modern business
principles to Welfare agencies. and the.
increased returns on the funds con-
tributed el‘lected thereby. are describ-
ed in a report just madeipublic by the
L'. S. Department of Labor through;
the Children's Bureau. This rcporil
entitled "Oii’ice Administration for Or-l
ganizutlons Supervising the Health of:
Mothers. Infants and Children of Pre-l
;scliool Age," is the outgrewth of re—‘l
‘quesls {or advice which came to the“
’Children‘s Bureau from organizations
.in various cities. It embodies the cx-.
perlencc of members of the staff whose:
services Were loaned for siudies :md’
consultations. and the results of a.
study of methods used by :00 nursing;
. :Ig‘r'uclos in both large and small com- :
‘muuities. Although the report is dl-E
l‘cciml cspficinlly toward tho.- li‘ecds oi~
ngi’.lli‘l(‘3 supervising the health of‘
,mothers and young children, certain,
"lundumvnuxi Ill‘lfii.‘lpll‘5 srl forth are.
' npplicahlv to the conduct of any Office
in the social field.
3 The immediate results of the re—or-l
gllillZAllOli or the first agency stulllvdfi
which :li’i‘wrlcd both the nursing staff}
[llld the office force. “'t‘l‘e: (i) Aé
marked increase in the nurses? timc‘
,flVltllnllllC for field work. due. to elimi-
‘nuiion of duplicate clerical work on
their purl, and lo incrcns-wi oi‘i‘icc cler—
ical assistance. (1‘) An incrvns<~ oi‘
lofl‘ico output. dim i0 ruiisirii-ulion oi
. Julio-sand Oi'lll'l‘ly l‘lfl‘l‘PUli‘lg of clerical
|
i
work. (3) Increased I'crumcy in
lililllllllic records and (it’ll-:0 (1"lélil. (4)
l-‘iimiimliml of lost motion, with its
waste of lime. energy and space. :‘m-
by standardizing ,rouling’
duliIs and rearranging In} Office
equipment. In addition to these im-
illi‘mliuie results the new system \id
like foundation for Orderly dun-loin“
Illi m and future economical adminis—
; ll‘LillOll of the associuiion's affairs.
i “It is indisputable." 't‘nc report
’ compllsliwl
istulcs. "that in the long run modcrul
Office management enables :1 sooicty
’ to do more work and better work than
was poseihle at the same cost in old
.ways." If high standards of nursing
{service are to be: maintained, strict re-
iquircmcnts regarding the education,
draining, experience and character of
TRISTRAM‘ e. HYA’
NORWALK’S 7 LEADING .DRY. GOODS STORE
elect Bathing Suit Material
ATEENS—36 inches Wide . . . .; . . . . . . . . .. ..30c, 390, 50c, and 650
SURF CLOTH, 36incheswide......................
MOHAIRS .....L........‘......~.........75c,$1.00,$1,25mu132:00
BATHING SUIT SATINS, guaranteed fast colors in red, black
andnavygyardwidth............................
SKINNERALL-smK,yardwidth
BLACK and WHITE SUIT CLOTH, 36 inches wide . .
S
756 and $1.00 I;
i
.......$2,00
-.$2.75
1.00
loo....
...¥
cern goes out of existence. while the
public health nursing organization us-
ually struggles on through many lean
years, doing countless things plainly
undesirable from the mere inability to
meet expenses." It is, of course, on
account of the limited revenues that
scientific management is the mom
necessary to accomplish the best rc-
snlt§ with the means at hand.
Among the subjects with which the
report deals are: The principles and
methods of staff organization: selec-
tion and training of employes: office
location and arrangement: selection
of office furniture, equipment and sup-
plies; planning case record systems:
financial administration, and
It includes a bib-
liography and an appendix giving de-
tails of (our record systeman use by
different types of nursing organism,
lions.
Enron IIANGS non COLLINS.
SI‘MMI'l‘, Miss. June 21.—lloll Coi—
llus. nesro. charged with having at-
leniplod an attack on a white woman.
near here. several months ago. was;
imaged by a mob. ‘Tllt” young woman,
is said to haveddcntified him as my;
assailant. :
Try a Classified Advertisement in
the Sentinel.
Phone Prompt
[iEHEBl’S
Its Here If Its Houseware l
.-N6.K$h€§;3§.céiiiin9 ‘
Bllljejauiacéalj And
You can now have real comfort
and ease in cooking without muss
, and fuss of ashes and dust, of coal
' and wood piles and carrying. Install
the right oil cook stove
Nesco Perfect
This stove burns kerosene. The
burner and chimney are so made
as to produce a very hot and
perfectly blue flame that is
_ right up under the utensil.
‘cquate professional salaries. The skill— .
ed nursing stall. moreover. must be
supported by a skilled office force. in-
telligently and adequately
and directed. ,
The report is not intended for the
larger organizations alone. It is not
unreasonable to suppose. it states. that
the waste occurring in the small pub—
lic health nursing organizations
«throughout the nation buiks greater
than the total waste of the large or-
gainizations. The office may be the
desk 6f the one nurSe who is execu-
tive and staff at one and the same
time. but the application of the fins.
amenta) principles of management are
nevertheless necessary to efficient
service. ‘
“The report is written with full
knowledge of the financial limitations
which hamper many struggl\g socie-
ties. “The non-paying business con-
A FE\\' EXAMPLES HO\V BIO
CALCIUM ACTS. ,
An elderly man. writes us that he
has regularly taken BIO CALCIUM
FOOD SUPPLEMENT for 4 months
and as a result has entirely got rid.
0‘ chronic bronchitis that he had .for
20 years. Ie has no more heart pal-
pitatibns and eats and, sleeps better
than ever before.
A lady in Coytesviiie, N. J., writes
net—a , 7 7
"YOU have no idea what a wonder-
ful effect your BIO CALCIUM has
had on my bo.y., He is’near 13, very
.tali and though nearer sickly was not.
for 3 months and my acquaintances
hardly know him now. He is the pic-
ture of health in face and eyes, has
filled but splendidly and is a pleasure
to look .at. _I-Ie has always eaten:
plenty of vegetables and milk‘ but he
efldently needed calcium, "‘ . -
“Am takinE‘WC’ALCIUM myself
have. with good effect on. my health as-
.I feel more ‘like working and have
lostweight to mung-teat delight. , g
412 days-supply or BIO 0mm
“.Wm.mm to
1 .
equipped 5
strong either. He took BIO CALCIUM r
J
Yet because .
the Rockweave non-
bumable wick cannot creep or
stick, oil cannot mp onto the
chimney tubes. Properly operated you
will have a perfectly clean, dry, sweet
chimney and burner.
Drop in to our m
Let n: showyou lust hawthue_' wonder-
ful “encounter andhowitwiileavem
smc' “dummy.
25 Washington St.
m
Self Service
Shoe Store
. One Step from Corner
'8 NOrth Main Street,
7’ South Norwalk
AUTO norms,
‘ WELDING ‘
W .& Chase Garage
r00 )* wrpnsnmivauu .cpmm‘e'ee
“ o
«“v
”formal
4.3 Ram-fl, . m
Fred Hain
52 Meadow Street
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Condensed Milk, Carl 11c
Pork and Beans, Laz' Size. 2
Cans ................. 25c
Flour. All Standard Breads
Per Bag ....... _ ...... :33"
w .1:
. . -e'i
Toilet. Tissue, 7 Re.
— A. STULL
2‘ Cottage St, East Hamill
S
l l
n
into Bodies, F e n d err,
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kind!
VICTOR WESELY
48 Chestnut St. Phone 3 5
the Q“
' 1.1 Well 5c Cigar “I
ThtligPerfecto Bouquet
at 10c. '
VII
ronteerlng on Old.
N0 p They are ill. m
made at filial P119"
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