Our Aim
I Mo about our ads into the air,
my full to earth we know not
“are. but luck in yours from out
“a blue it in Wtheirflight they
dual: to you. .».’...ol'.177:
f Our coal flies swiftly to its
mark and kills the chill that
“has lige dark and menus dis-
comfort at its worst when wintry
mum upon us burst.
1 I bulls-eye and 11 perfect Score
fit every ton 'tli‘at‘lesvoa our door
h-fllnt is our aim, our worthy
gun], whene'er you Inky: to send
M .ullhmhfimli
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The Man’s Shop
> Presents a
“Pageant of Life”
Beginning
Saturday, July lst
—-— With --
“Civilization”
. July 7. 8-—“Night Life“
See Announcement Page 7
Costello & O’Meara. 1.”.
uan- in fol ihc hig‘nu-
’ .n' 'pl-1.~ _\' ..... - - “1
“T ’21 North Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS ml
LONDON
.CITY DE LUKE
BRIAR
PM“
She Celebrated Dunmil'l
”schema Block Tel. 1351
HA. D. MORGAN
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwnlk
GET A SQUARE DEAL
Wo will buy your household
rags paprrs, Junk and all
alga-hand goods. Anything you
Hm Price according to the quali-
ty fl the goods. A square deal
always.
PHILIP P. MAEONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
mad-hand Goods Always on Sale
J
r,
”mo THE House
3 n longstanding American en!
‘_ on the Fourth of July. ll your
your summer residence-.—
. m equipped with garden hose!
“WI-IMO ELSE
hiadwu-eis to behndntthil
m Gnrden implement: no out.
my every summer souon. Our
id necessities null device.
& alway- in 11111 diapla .
1,000 Highway Laborers
mieal. Facing Unemployment in
'ttle in
Many people are extravagant by being too ee
They pay too much in the end by having paid too
-——-——9-——-—
the beginning. (Contined iron out page)
Some day you will eed lumber, or something in the
. ' . . . complete the roads under construc-
building materials line. You may build a new home, or re-
tion in Sutlield and Unionvhlle
To haul ihc cement from the
model the old one, or you may put in new floors or shingle flame or {Ru-pp” m the fleet of motor
the roof When you do, buy good materials-4t pays! trucks at the command or the i‘de~
pertinent, would be impracticable
A Visit 'tO our ofiee, a phone callmr a word' through the Commissioner Bennett said, . and.
moreover, m‘ty available trucks out
,‘of a consignment of 120 received
. from the war department a. few years
, ng'o. would he volunteered tor the
transportation of the necessities of
life into the state.
Governor’s Committee Revived.
Governor Lake, it was learned yes-
terday.
during the past few days. with
Iorces he organized at the time of
mails will bring a B it B building expert to you. Phone 536.
W
The HATCH '& BAILEY CO.
Bhoetroek—aner Board. Johns-Munsvlllo Co. and
Bird J. Con Roofing:
the threatened rail Strike last fall,
7 _..
4 and Motor Vehicles Commissioner
. 2. Stceckel has a complete index to 30,
con commercial motor vehicles in the
state which index is available for use
I! you are In doubt on to the condition of the
in a peeeible emergency. The com-
mittee appointed last fall by Gover-
Lnke has been rcvixed. It con-
sists of John H. Goes of Waterbury,
in charge of the co ordination of
transportation: Thomas W. Russell of
West Hartford. in charge of fuel dis-
tribution: Howell Cheney of Man—
chester, in charge of the distribution
of mnn- power. and E G *Buckland.
vice-president and general counsel of
the' 'New Haven" road. Should the
strike come it might be necessary to
name some one to act {or Mr. Goss,
owing to the fast that he is now ill.
‘mubellion Agninst Government. ”
Branding the threatened strike as a
”reliillion against the United States
government," President Bullord of
the Connecticut Chamber of Com-
merce yesterday pledged his organ-
ization to “expend the last ounce of
its ability. strength and influence to
arouse the public mind a: to the real
lame lnx'lo \',cd and adopt \igorous
- mcasurcs to keep the railnays in op-
crniicn "
Highway Commissioner Rennctt
pcix. led. out that it “mild be neces-
. only 101 his department to maintain
69 North Main Street, South Norw I] :1 large {orcc of m( 11. inclusive of the
Libtlil‘! one would be dépriwd of
battery in your
car you a good
allowance for It In exchange
at present come In :nd no 110. We Will give
for In Exldo.
11me SERVICE STATION
Event of a Long Strike
has been in cOmmunication'r
the '
l
SPECIAL IN HOSIERY
black andbrown.2Speci3150c
LADIES’ FIBRE SILKS,incoIOrs
SILK HOSE, seam back kand latest shadw
LargevanetyofCHlLDREN’SSOCKS 29c, 39c
BATHING SUITS
MEN’S and CHILDREN’S BATHING SUITS in popular colors and prices
LADIES’ BATHING TIGHTS, in cotton and wool. ' 1
‘MEN’S BATHING CAPS 29c
WHO IS GOING TO SCHOOL 0R COLLEGE THIS FALL?
Now is the time to have garments marked and to order woven names and
initials. There are many styles for choice and prices are reasonable.
3 doz. names . . . . $1.50 6 doz. names . . . . $2. 00 12 doz. names 33 00
The short tapes are easy to sew on; the colors guaranteed washable 01--
der before the lube summer rush begins. All Cash’ S woven names.
Notion Stock. Main Floor.
u...
m .l I
Hearing on Liquor Graft
WflIBe Held Tomorrow
(Confined from first page)
new TELEPHQVES INSTALLED. Clyde n Bramwell.
Scribner Ave.
Emil Naumann,
4 Summer St.
Chas. B. ,Parmele,
23 Betta Pl.
Norwalk Yacht Club,
Hickory 1111112.
_Hickory Bi'ufl Store.
Hickory‘Biufl. . g g. 3
Large Number Placed in Norwalk
Since the Issuing of the Lust
' Directory.
Following is a list of new telephones
that have been installed since the is-
suing of the last list. Cut this out and
paste in the back of your directory:
man's chief accusser presented to
him.
The city ofllcial has not been re-
moved irorn the position he now oc-
cupies, nor has his resignation been R $33211“ ders Tel. “‘3' Ideal Market,
requested :15 was rumored when the " S ' _ 3 2 11,5 C°Ye Ave. 2:”
rim-v first came to light. C 1}: (38%?3 L ‘4 ' Chas. Stemwaid.
H ' T l- ' " ‘ “ mg‘ A 14 Elizabeth St. "=11
\Vhat course of action will be .0. 21 Putnam Ave. 28 3 , c
Fairecir Costume Co,
9 and 11 Main St.
National Spring “22101 03.,
lowwl, after tomorrow afternoon‘s
conference is hard to say, but if the
(-x'id-‘ncc is believed to be sufliciently
Summitt House,
Bell Island. ' 2286
Wm. H. Mills.
our. 099‘: “turd” Emilio!
+51.
to warrant it, there is no . _ 24 Woodward Ave.
olilp‘ cxmrn! in consiiuction marl-1,“) strong - . Silvermmc Ave. 2939 - {a
. cphone 1340-1341 keep 11m highvr'air' in repair in ex em ‘10:}; 1‘1)“; $3,“:ffspé?::°2}fi:ita:e::§ H. Feldznan, Man‘sgggffif’ 3“ .
, oi 11m mike ”He mticipntni that the “ T c 0 , ‘ p ‘ .‘f o 5 Rowan St. 399-1:
' hizl'wnys of Con'icc‘icut would be pchnratm) stud ior rcmma 1‘ m \ \I l"‘ D sk . ‘
‘ :1?“ m. 1.511 59.”... t I} m 1‘11 h a v ofiic c “ill follow for the city olfici_1l.-”5- « 0 111.3 1’3 am. a _ ”Studebalfcr M" '6“
CW :muuisa cu ‘ctrxl :0 h, m :9 “i1" (:6- The (Vent ot the choices aigiil‘lst‘ ,4 Burns” St 84““ Schaub, 16 Wash 5 z;
hug] c mp 1181 to :40 if 1 t 1110 or thr- iwo men are not :15 yet ready to “Ill. 311123111111, ‘_
H 111m} so 1:1: r :11 ranspor- to mode fully known, but it is said :9 Spring Hill Ave. -928 —Straws and p33,”)
. . . . ‘ that m.“ the p. 300 ofi’iIial and the J. A. ”‘Sipperlv O‘Bricns.
g \ (PM “5' t i ’;“' ~Lt: :‘il‘lfi 1“: , ’ . -‘ E , “l‘Wlhulitm‘Qf Tn." ka- - in}: atrial-ii ntxrchacflfi 6‘ lab ’2‘ " '31:?‘311'1 i 3 N C]n\ S‘ ‘ 2944’
P h‘ h ‘ '3 I \I(il_‘~r \(llii .1 (31- mrtmcnt fixords Q .. ~chin r 'viio is luin ging “39 ‘Chls' H Allard.
1 iii moon. 6 ‘ -.. a 11516 4 a:
quallty ‘roceries an tee FEL'ZT that Hi‘i‘iffll ‘. \1 1‘. H1 1 11 .{Q‘1 .1— 8112* S 31111 that the first step: 111011.13: 1 RI“? 5L ‘ ‘
l-‘w'fiifiporl. 313W" .11, l i‘7"0- ’ r‘ " ‘ ‘ the . of Starting the “moonshinc; C. ‘H. 3.185. 1!: ce arcoa
. motor irnc-lm. ilznt “‘nicriuiry l;cs‘~.(».1.1in -'. “1 1'11 prompii‘ii by ”W 1W- ‘TX‘OCkFH S" *1 "3'4 ,
De.ve1.y 2"." "' Kw” ‘13!" '3’” Flilmf‘ll‘d. "1 lit-111:0" of one of the lm< Mrs T. il‘. i211: DcVVateX‘S. .3.
. :1-1 :17213 Morivlcn .22»! Now 1-0340”! l" Selim ‘01; m n. A. if? gland -.oS
3?": pg” h_ m...» _ TC 11“? 4“!“ I‘
‘ . . ._.v , . s . 252‘
F B km 61‘ C ’ In W“ ‘2"°T“"1§°2§?1‘i“:'. m .. '1‘. .TJTT ‘T‘TT 1...... ° Wood and
. r...» tre‘ min: 1 . . . . -' ~
A. 0 cc am 0., c. thr- 11mm! of 31,-. lots I have? up- 1' .onfi '15 .1- w 1 0111111 ol' Jul\ at, ‘.
50.121st :1 rai‘mud :1 film commiziv-e." ”N‘é‘,....‘{..; club is “JJJMI‘G one of: {:4
‘n’ m pull I'lvfii'ilTl’i' Iltzl‘ard of the state .4 1‘: 'i . 1.; ti. 5 obey; hate ha 1 ‘T
83 aghington Street! south No a‘lk «lumber (.1? commvrcc. yesterday. 12;“??? 5202:; «1:11;. All arrang9~gnalph F “'arner. .
'm w DELIVERY . ”it tho 51:113. Oifil‘tfrs' it’wili ”m monies have 11m; made and things; Row-anon. 316—2 l we g
:3: “Vita. ,1':.::x;>p:u‘ fawn”, .313? Oiix‘ii to So (11'? with a big Loom. It is Edward R Fay
”flier-61 i 2v I?“ :‘i g 11212132? 2(2:2;“§; “NH‘NTS:OO(I thin ”it" program SO far; III‘I'T' DTITE - .31_3
r.’ E {'14 t . 'Q,‘ 1 - r ‘ :10: t ‘ Kiwi} ’arranged is as follows Tennis match-1 \irs “an Gail.
‘W “1‘1 ’ 3‘ 4f 1 :f“;.'.(:};:l‘to 11.“: :3, Spoidol's mush; afternoon and c1 an :5 1.01m? St. 2919 —— .
i V I“. fr: gipgsmié‘ 0.! hi; ing. dancing- and are“ 0-, in thi‘ , Mrs. S. May Chesley. M ,
..._..._______ f, .., [A 1 Tm: “,1... Thu}. le nenlng Tl. e fzrrwmks in William": Rotor: Ave. -33.. - o
1 ‘r ‘.. ‘1. .c. .'.c ..' .0". > ‘ - 3‘11 1'. I (115131333; W”! A Hold
3~‘i.'if:“1l{1111301.1‘12 tin-.30. 3:.“ “W gm: ‘5 to ”i a no «G u “‘ " ' -~
PHONE :Gehebe, S Prong: ll:(‘rll1rr:ii isviolp:r§nilize1ilic irat‘Zs— “'3 ccnsidcrablc n10? 6y ‘3 beiug‘spent: 9 Fit?“ St' ——-~11 ””14
Defive I'lbl‘l'l‘if A (:9’ I’ll; CO!“[?’ and bring an 1?}:‘:I]’ 3:140:21 I?‘=‘- “713' WOhrozt are l “’l’i'l. AndJrWVHS 11 4
. 1 c. .. . .. . . .11 . ' "I p -; W -S-
w' "or. If It's Human. u “will", and sumrmg m ”w doors 1113111111” iilliixgggg‘qiggtgiégirqtfit 12:. 3(1‘ $3313.51? " I
c. 11112;; of r-r: .w. 11' 111:; immam ‘ 1" ‘1 - - ‘ g 1 ' ~.
. i ’r-il" 7' lipiliisllylow 1’11iiS. 111915333 "‘" “i I‘m“ all “‘ (“in lake 8‘“ 1? 17': Flux Hill 3929 32 Meadow Street
- a - . '11-. 2101' h: l in f t. s of. : Chfis- W Stfifling‘ -. ~ » , ‘ V
Seasonable Merchandise at Specmlly Low Prices for m-f (7.1-1.5, 0.1:.3‘1:.:1 001111:TIX‘(;10::1:1' ———-———-'~'j‘-——-‘ u r ; Iindsnn 91. ,. 144-" -
' aulriliiy. o rt; wzth :nl iml 1» 11cc PAIRFIFL” “IV: D (f ‘ G. ‘11. \‘.1r111‘.e& ' 1
Saturday Shoppers. 4m... m, 1,, ,, 1.1 1:1 , as ,0 the “a, Agrox 1111‘ 2‘31““. 1,; ‘qullton Ave. . - 2917 3; Into BodieS, Fe “do”
- 1591‘? into 1 vi, 1121i ndo I Vi 01-0113 Judge \‘ofle 3" 0““ 0 pan The \n‘ art Sh")?- : . »
$3.98 GAS PLATES $5.49 MEDICINE FRUIT JARS c, ‘ W 1. 1 e ‘ n 1? 111110 For “1th Streets. . no Washiwtfln SL _ 2.3.39 : R aired and
9 . .. -,... _ . CABlNETS ' . , m .1! 1- to 3111p me rail ways in! - Lamps, 3p
1 buxllerr. Illfnt'lxl‘ldi' . , , , Genznnv lightning 01mm..." . Judge Isaac Wolfe in Superior Thomas F 3.“..an ' l
”1' “1”] any“? .lurn- “In”; cnnmmed .13: h :ruil 331's Wilh Wide “inn :mkml what practical mnas- C‘mll't yestrl'dny non-suited the civil; 17 Grandxiow Ave. 2941 1 Made to Order
"r and "0”" 1“ n shut LIVE"- le‘lalrc mag; ”ml-lib, 1 ms won .1 hr) 1.1km , 31'1- Eliillhl 5.1m action bron ght against the town OfIIIowal‘d‘ S Tierney. _ l ‘ .
0375. at. .- Z‘: 1....\ .1. d! . . . Pi 5520 $1 19 a doz. ,1}. .1i ll!" pr» summi that t' H2 351an Til m iFalrfiC'i «I In John Fritz. J12. after af- 3 Harbor ‘19“, Beacli. x 11952 ; Welding Metal! of All Kmdl
' C ' - of (rf'lfllZT i011 would he '1th tel '15 guments had been made 1W counsel in C ' i F. Tindholm ' '
$125 COFFE M'LLS 52"“ Q" “29' 9‘39 a d°" 111 Ken ‘11an .. 1 om inform? 41.21. £919 01‘1”" rue "9’1”“; ““2““ Tuewayé ”origin: Pt: ' 1477'5 i
m “’T . m m 1:11
5"- ‘ ‘ i” "D S}, ' ' FIRELESS cooxgns vlcni iwl 11‘ the“ committee would W ml ‘ " “3‘ “‘9 ga ' 14 York St 2940 ‘IICT \
an} 5126' coffe at 89C enameled line-d. made _ amp: any detailed plans until the N“! road 0“ Whit” The p‘aintmdwfsmmh Wan Paper (30.. OR “Eh me 356 ~
of hardwood. 10° ('3' Duplcn tireless cook‘ Silikt came in fact he arming.) hurt by reason of being unseate n 1 St. 450 chestnut SI. o
891: FLOWER BOXES - 13 Wal
F . .' oacity ea Ibs'at $21-49 615. titted wnh W931“ that thew “011211 be any strike. " It ml automobile because Of ruts andi John Carbonc L ‘
011i Wing-0W5 or; 1er— 198 ('Vil' aluminum “ten’ is one thing: to threaten. and another 1101” was a private througm‘are. had, 10 Clair St. ‘ ' ' 2945
an dag, flew Damied. LOTHSES BASKETS SHS’ tr not." said he. ' l haxe too much ”PW" been accepted by the town and ClarencO‘Bimnksy . ... - ' '—
331816 110 hi??? fog:- C . . ‘i . t 1 compartment, $13.00 1.11111 in the patriotism and good that there “'95 “0 obligation on I}?! 1,48 1:51.. A.“ " 2946 fi—V
‘ DC 93 o g a Lani: 53:32:, 21%;; :2 compartments, $23. SUN of ”19 railroad employees of the ”a” °‘ the ”w” m repair who am; 1111.14.11. i“
'_'——_'_‘—‘ was G L ,. t 9913. ' ' - k " --~
98: WASH TUBS at ........ $1.59 2 compartments, $36. on niry to belicxe that this thing will 5 r 'l‘h l i tiff four years old” Hillside St. . .. 175-14
Galvanized wash tubs ' '''' , 7 actually be clone. They represent a 9- 13.,8' n ' h t h 'H \I. Shear! ""’ '
l i i 74' 75c «(rs high class of workpen well through 1113 1'3““??- claimed t a e 2 S ringwom! Ave. 1502-5
arge s 29, a ' ' ' ' c JELLY GLASSES 25c MAIL BOXES [mint-c in Am: ricmi idtals.’ “'33 thrown against the automobilef Ch U3} pHoLhau-u' 1
$498 . h c The committce appointed by Prcs- and a piece 0‘ {lying glass destroxed nr es ' "948
' H1gh Jelly 8135395- 9 Black enameled 013“” ident Bollard is as follows the sight of one eye and impaired the! 16 Burwell St. ’ ‘1
WASH BOILERS 0:. size. with tight moi) boxes fitted With Er ward P. Jones \Vinstcd- Howell sight 0: the other. The accident tooktxorwalk Hat Mfg. CO: .- 295‘
All copper wash boil- ”lilting covers, 2 doz.. wire for papers, “9‘3. Cheney. South Manchester: Edward place on Churchill street, near the 2 Wilton Avebe t 1-1-1-
ers, Size 8, at .. $3.97 Milligan' preqident of the Phoenix Grasmere section of Fmrfield. Sliifgilgh‘f:y p " .... . 2943
, Ins Co" ard G .ross a ‘. _ . , _
25 Washington St. Britain. gorge T Kimmy New 3' J" exam 1 "’""' 943—14 (I at the '
- «zoo To Strike. 2 Barman? 6“ . , ,.,,, . on Fficn 5
Official notification was received Maurie? Bran?! 2468-3 Price
. yesterday by the 490 or more shop'- ' Comslocls I,“ I rin V r
T men. emplosed in the East Hartford . C0393“ Vangme 3' 193943 “a 0m Wefl5cCiga fl
'lifl yards of the' New Haven" road. call- ”gm-v ‘ " ' Bo ue
SPECIAL PRICES FOR THE FOUR ing upon them to go on strike at 9 LiflWOOG 13- Agnes, 0 31982 2 the Puff?) “q
' " inc ve. ‘ . 0c.
__ HE __ a. in. tomorrow. 7 Snxetm _» .. ‘
AT T After a conference yesterday after- Hyman Jame. . _ . . '
noor in Boston to outline final de- 37 F0”: P" 3“ . 299 prom on DA
Fairsex stume c... .. 1.1.... c 1...... m... . mg, "11.1-1-
Ready of New Haven. president of 10 So. Main. 2959 0’3."- ‘ m
11 "fl” Street Norwalk the system federation, returned last .1. . . ~ - A ~ ~ “a.“ “m
. .1 night He said that all the shop- ‘ I .
. r; . men on the system had been notified. in - . 2 ' ' V‘
_____________ 4,95 .;_ and that all would striké at the up- u ' . -
wmr; BARONET SKIRTS ........... .. _ ‘5 .5 : print ed hour. The "extile tore
WHITE FLANNEL SKIRTS . .. 35-95 t0 ‘3- The reduction ordered in the pay . i 7 c '
' , ‘ $4.95 of the men..Mr. Ready said. amount- . ‘ 5
SILK HERE sWEATERs 169 9d 10 aboukwizer cent; or. in most ’ 7 . Vacatflln
wm're SLIP-ON SWEATERS 3 - cases. about!) :3 30 a week, which -BARONETTE SATIN I 10
. .wo cut t e present wage of about . » I
““7 ““T'NE “‘8‘“ $37 weekly to about .824 Black White and Colors June 23 to Ju Y
leK HOSIERY Ffiamzm IEIBS ' C I ‘ $17531! ;
> ’ . "t. , . . , V o I ’ ' f ' , 7
OVER MSUMBER .. " ‘ * - : . «,SUMMER SESSION
. _ - . . R ——.'_..._.__.. », ,T ‘ mummy-ST» » OPENS
SUMMER FOOTWEA (com... 1...: p... one) 2 . 50mm .11.: . a 2
WOMEN'S-venom; included 1- onr stock. from toner woman- m min: membera lead otslishtlr 7 '2' JULY 10
apart oxford: to dressy strap pumps .... .... $5.00 to who, , more than forty-six hundred. .‘
MEN' ~ . . MCCumber forces admitted, now. .
'Plenty of new models. mm: trom‘trlm plain oxford: tortho. ever. that the figure: they had were ' -——'"""'"
rounder-toad perforated, , brogueg ................ ‘5.“ to use mostly from his strongholds and that . . SS
cHlLDREN' Educator pumps and Words. many rural precincts schema, tavd‘r- Merrill Busme
' able to the League had «yet to repoxt .
-. Governor R. 11.34% Who w, , (killege
onne Y ta elected the State's chief executive "it ' 7
the recall ele‘cfi'n. Maggie ,, p 7 .3,
800?" MRWALK .. . . . .. . ‘z' " 1...
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