A irmvs
Our Aim
- new We shoot our ads into the air,
he.” fall to earth we know not
. lagwltere, but luck is yours from out
“#310 blue if in their flight they
PM to you. 1 g
5:5 Our coal flies swiftly to its
Gélnurk and kills the chill that
Whites life dark and means dis-
ieomfort at its worst when wintry
22M upon us burst.
3 'A bullseye and a perfect score—
agent by being too economical.
Many people are extrav
They pay too much infithe end by having paid too little in
the beginning.
Some day yen 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 pays! '
A visit to our oflice, a phone call, or a word through the
mails will bring a H & B building expert to you. Phone 536.
The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Bh’eetrook—Beaver' Board. Johns-Msnovllle Co. and
Bird & Son Rooflnu
#1:”. every ton that leaves our door
I—fllat is our aim, our worthy
e
new], whene’ or you ask us to send
. rm!“
BRIS- 0'1
Estes“
BATTERI E5
If you are in doubt as to the condition of the battery in your
car at present come In and see us. We will give you a good
1' ’ allowance for it In exchange for on Exide.
:3; The Man’s Shop EXIDE SERVICE ’ STATION
:1"; Presents a , 67 North Main Street
11.13 “Pageant of Life” -
$3: Beginning i , , x I
Saturday, July 1st '9 F l M k t
21- _....,,_+ OW er s or e ,
3‘? “Civilization” ‘ L
{July 3—HT“ U115“? Things” 69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
.iluly 5, 6— Respon51b111ty Phone 1340-1341
‘ July 7, 8—-—“Night Life" . 7
See Announcement Page 7
l
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
W
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS Fol
Quality Groceries and Free 3
Delivery. 3
A. F. Beckmann 69’ Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
man 1405 Dunn!
Y 7
3"" coupon
" 11
:3: CITY DE LI‘XE
m BRIAR . . ‘
%’ P’vf’i-’
Also Celebrated Dennzlfs
Wkemo Block Tel. 15.31
‘. F. S, LYON Fancy Fowl and Roasting Chickens ....... . 38c If). 3
J 103 PRINTING Wilson’s Certified Hams g. ..... . ..... 35c 111. 1
South Norwalk _ ‘ v - i
in: Prime Rib Roast Beef ................... 28c lb. 1
u. 7 3
cm A 5111mm mm. Sirloin Steak ...... . ...... ....... . . . . . . .. 35c lb. i
“star; will buy your household . I i
r s rrs . ' , -
‘ 11111111111 said £3555 3331,3353 Veal Roast ........... . ......... . . . . . . . . . . 23c lb.
vngi'ice accmding to the quail-
an away? gomls A square deal Legs of Spring Lamb . . . . . . .' ..... . ........ 350 II).
: PHILIP P. MAHONEY
h 82 Van Zandt street
‘Ceeond-hand Goods Always on Sale
at. o'
A Column Appearing on the
First of Every Month
Recording the Activities
Of the Girl Scouts of Nor-
walk
CLOVER LEAF TROOP 1m 1-
Margaret R. Jennings Captain
We have passed most 01 our “fond
class work. ‘Two or three “’10“?
meetings would surely haw 10mph :-
ed it. However, most 0: “1'3 Flfls
are going camping and it woull be
Imptssible to hold meetings. regular!)
As a result of an interwling and
keen competition in our troop Patrol
3 went to Bronx Park in Mrs
Dchcrty's car First we went to the
park. and visited the unions cagts.
The monkeys took up most of our
time. We had lunch at Rocking Stone
Inn, in the garden. In the afternoon
we visited National Headquarters,
where we individually met Miss Alice
Conway. National Director. She
took us all about the place. showed
us where the American_ Girl was
printed. and how each room's mam-'-
“'a-5 filed in thPir office. As a souvenir.
a (095' Of 'the July lssueof the
An'erScan Girl was gh'en to each
Whih" W9 Wore lookifi‘t’ aroun , 1:.
number of Girl Scouts came 111' and
bought din'erent parts Of their '11”.
{01111. The different 'rnerit 'badgr-'S
an- or exhibition. A bronze badge,
and moss. also onexhihition took 12:1
a good deal of our attention.
l‘pon leaving. Miss Conway said
sho wished to be remembered to 01"”
or Norwaik Girl Scout”captalns 31:11
Scouts Those or lho winning patra:
me flick-n Premiercast. Patrol Lea}.
('7'; lrmn Holly. Corporal. Scouts.
Fw-Eyn Grm 11. Frances Gray, Flo."-
0:131? Livy. and Ethel Amrein.
“'1' thank Mrs. llolicfiy, most sir.—
1‘11't'ly lor the 1151‘ of her Car.
June 25th. we are going bathing
down at Hickory I'llufi‘.
l‘ians 11r- lu-ing madv for an ()\'(1r-
11315111 hikc. 10 hr lli'i-l sometime In
llw 116:11' f11:1;r1‘.
5Cyl"? HELEN Pl:llNl"IliRGAST,
SK‘TIIJQ.
\‘IOI. l .T THOOI' VO. 2.
Anna l.. Il‘l’.‘ 1 1L;.Ist captain.
Kathi-rm 1"111'1‘ 131M. lie‘llh'lmllt.
Surnulk (.il'l N'uuls.
'l‘11111': "I Ain‘t Nancy‘s l1.1:';11'"
(‘11:111117'121711l in; Donal-y ; ;' . 1.
\\ l11~11 (lfl'l Scouts 131d. ..1 ,
1'.\.1"'1{ nihl
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1'11‘1-111'l Hair 1 yrs.
aslnnlfilzfid 11?.
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illi'3V1SI molith.
Me'ltlol'ml luy. hut ‘9'. 1'
limp. ll!» \T‘lqvl lll‘. 211 '
Miss I:ltlil‘:"ll' I"U.'..\'_ '.\-1
Lamb Forequarters . ........ . ....... . 20c lb.
SCHULTZE'S MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS
FOR THE SUMMER
I.
Schultze s sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
Darien,r_'t;,)lVestpqrt, B:ack_ Rock Bridgeport, Georgetown
Stamford,
HG THE HOUSE
0 long-standing American cul-
ou the Fourth at July. Is your
. 1 your summer residence-
'ouulpped with garden hose? ~
= x. mm: ELSE
hardware is to be had at this
Gordon implements In our
ty every summer season. Our
(1 necessities and devices
w in full display.
D. MORGAN
An Opportune Time for the Bride the Matron, the .Graduate and-
tho Vacationist to Supply Themselves With Corsets, Hosiery, Gloves,
Brndole'res and Underwear at Moat Reasonable Prices.
NIME. JEANNETTE
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
CLOTHING
tnd'
umRNIsmNGs
for
IREN’S STORE
”Washington IL 8. Norm”: .
SUMMER FOOTWEAR.
Everything included in our stock, from fancy two-toned
MEN sport oxfords to dressy strap pumps ...... .. 35.00 to 89.00
Plenty of new models. ranging from trim plain oxfords to the
rounder—teed perforated brogues ..... . . . . . . . . . . . $5.00 to $8.50
CHILDREN: Educator pumps and onords.
WOMEN:
s rii'ml guests new
‘ (-1117
1 thing
' Ellis and Scout Chitt'em
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ll 3:1 {‘111' 11::1'11111'.
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l'.2il‘i’i$. .
Tin cont-Ni {01' 111713: '5' is 0\'1-:', I‘l-
ll'Ol (111' \1'1111'1i11111.‘=~ :1 «,1 points. T111:
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wt 131-1‘i1i1-1l what ll11-".'.\':11'-l will in.
.\l 1111- regular 1111~i~l::1g (111 June 9,
Nil“ 'lilllOlltl l;11:§...l 5 several llt‘Yv‘
S. IWEE‘
01:1' 1'1st 1110:1111: 101'1110 \(nr “:15:
rrcnkcfl lg 11 p.112:' hg' «l in the High
.1, hm-l auditorium. 5110111 one hun—
pz't'smlt. The girls
wanes plnnwl 211.1 ably carried
all 0! the 11111111111111111 which
1l;1l17111nglc first
was the play
Crystal ”11*."
cu'rcise-s came next. and
111'L'SC'lliuliOn OI 11-11111-1-t‘oot pins and
1'1-gist1'ulion c.1rds to some of the
girls. Mrs. C11\'.111217':'h made the
inx'estitures and then SDOkl’ 1171‘ our
guests and to 11s. The other play,
"A Scout's Good lit-171" \V'1s IllC'l‘l
gin-n. Scout Madch‘inv Leonora then
danced a minuct danc- wnh Miss
Nurmn‘hlughcr. and Scout Dorothy
S}; c llv danced an origi: .131 131111-1- The
Scouts 11' ho took pint 1'1 the 11151 play
pic-511 it'd 011112111 I‘rc1.1ler;.1sl \1 1th
some hiamiful roses. lulll‘xlllnfi‘llis
(12’ cake, ice cream. and punch were
served by the Scouts. and dancing
was enjoyed until elem :1 o'clock when
the “Good—night“ c111'lo was sung.
l'12ring the evening sown girls rc-
caved sil\'er stzlrs for 111117-111l1111ce and
one gir‘ received a gold s‘ur.
011 June 27 ninclrvn of us went to
Hickory Bluff for 1m:- al’ternoon. \Ve
(njcyed the bathing until it lu-gan to
rain heavily. We 11.111111191111011 to go
to Helen and cat supper, but when
it‘rained we 'wenl home. Mr. Fish
kindly look as mum as he could in
lilslcar and the others waited for a
trolley. _ 111 spite of having hard
luck this time we are planning to so
to the Bluff about once a week during
tl1-.
incil' 111-11 pizlys 111111
on the progriun
"Thr- 1"rinc1-ss 111:1! 1hr
1 lgvslting
the summer.
SCOL‘T CATHERINE RIORDAN,
Scribe.
HOLLY TROOP NO. 3.
Lottie H. Munro. Captain.
Marion Muren Lieutenant.
Holly Troop No. Shad its closing
meeting on Mondayj‘the 262h. At that
time Mrs. Russell, Secretary of the
Council was with us and gavei the
merit awards. -t
Thcse receiving the gold star for
perfect attendance during the year
we1e Patrol Leader Walden, Corporal
Those re-'
ceu in;- silver stars for missing not
more than three meetings were Pa-
trol Leader Hanford Corporal Katya.
Scout Jarvis, ‘Scoiit Lowndes and:
Scout Wlmpheimer.7
. {Hp
lil'
3doz. names $1.50
Whom the books arrived the troop
marched to the library and the Gold
Star Scouts presented them to Miss
ihirneo She received them very
:-2.1cions‘y and her remarks to the
11.11111 were wry complimentary.
On the 19th, Mrs Van Buren, chair-
man of the Court of Awards. and
‘l‘lrs. Russell \isited the. troop. We
“‘(l‘? delighted to have them. Before
1h: v left the troop sang its songs and
1111' '. heard for thy first time the new
011( written by Scout Young.
I‘u‘rol II has won illeh patrol
merit prize which will be a hip to
l: roux ll- ark in the mar future. The
total 111mm scored were 250 out or
11 possible. 330.1‘hc mi 11111ch 01' the
11:11”)! are: Patrol L1 ader H(l(ll
Sanger, Corporal Margaret layc.
Hocuts" 'Marion Young. Dorothy
31431115, Beatrice Lowndcs. Evelyn
l‘ltrpec and Frances \Vinfz.
’l‘lrc troop goes on an "Over Night
liikr" lo the Macll‘onald shack O11
'5‘111'1'221‘11131', the 29111.
l‘he. troop regret very much that
am will not in:-
zloxl )0211'0111' liq utm
\"lIIl 11>. lie-111 “men will not T651119
in Norwalk in the future. She has
111.1' 1'(:~111(‘t 111111 111‘1‘11:'1i(111 and “'1'
“i532 l'c-r all good luck in Whatever
>l11~ undertakv’s. fl '
l’nlrol lxrdilt‘l‘ \anvaE has securml
Scholarship I‘m l rc- for perfect nt—
in school and a yearly aver-
hcl' slndivs of :15.
ARET RAYS.
Scribe.
The Scout captains are going on a
\vl'i'k 1-1'11l camping trip 10 the M110-
They start, on Satur-
3:11:01-
' 1:1 nil
SCOI "I‘ ~hlA HG
1.2.7
I“.- 1111'01‘1 :«lliu‘li.
=‘:1;.' 1211' first. 111ml will stay over the
51 \(1' ul 111111111s me to 11t-
111111;;0111111 .11; s <11 11111111' 111111
111111315 1'. 'ill 211111111 11 liming
'cnc-J. lliis c-1l111'1111 will be dis-
1'121'11l‘11mil Octoln-r lst.
. fl‘hree of these
having missed only one meeting. yrs. '
Conneally 69‘ Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK .177. 7
Store Open Saturday mm 1,
R1 ssell thought flint, s. pretty-.1
record for 32,11,171’13! ‘ 7 -
A FRIEND IN NEED
A FRIEND INDEED
Writes Mrs. Hardee Regarding
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound
Los Angeles, Calif. - “I must tell you
thatI um a true friend toL dia E. Pink-
ham 3 egetable
Compound. I have
taken it off and on
it has he ped me
change from a deli-
cute girl to a'stout,
healthy woman.
When 1 was rnarn‘u ed
much of my time With pains and had to,
have the doctor every month. One day
I found a little' book in myfy ard in
Guthrie,0ltlahoma,and I read it throu h
and got the medicine~ LydiaE EFmi-
bam’ 3 Vegetable Compound—end took
eight bottles and used the Sanative
ash. I at once began to get stronger.
I have got many women to take it Just
by telling them what it has done for me.
Ihave a $011113 sister whom it has
helped' in e some way it helped me.
I want on to know that I an} a ‘friend
indeed, for-you wore a‘fr-ieud in need. ' "
—-Mrs. GEORGE HARDEE,1043 Byram
St, L68 Angeles, California
Let Lydia NE. Pinkham’ s Vege table
09de be a “ friend indeed "ge to you.
SPECIALS FOR THE
- WEEK ‘
Full Weight Condensed Milk,
can 11c
DixieBaeon ...‘.....
Combination Soap Sale—~1 'P. &
G..- 2 Luna, 1 Star Powder,
1 Ivory, 1 Star, editor 290
.....a. .....
Extra. Fine Pork ..... 30c Ib.
'Toilet~'l'issue,47 for . . . . “ .259
3g" ' . ,. :.;_
for twenty ears and -
NORWALK’S
...-r
‘ 7 TheTcxtile Store
SPECIAL IN HOSIERY
LADIES’ FIBRE SILK HOSE, in black and brown. Special 50c
LADIES’ FIBRE7SILKS,1ncolors $1.25
LADIES’SILKHOSE,seam backand latestshados $1.50;
LargevarietyofCHILDREN’SSOCKS............................. 29c,39c
BATHING SUITS
MEN’S and CHILDREN’S BATHING SUITS in popular colors and prices. i
LADIES’ BATHIN G TIGHTS, in cotton and wool. ‘
MEN’S BATHING CAPS 29c
WHO IS GOING TO SCHOOL OR COLLEGE THIS FALL?
i Now is the time to have garments marked and to order woven names and-
I initials. There are many styles for Choice and prices are reasonable.
6doz. names $2.00
The shert tapes are easy to sew on; the colors guaranteed washable. Or-
der before the late summer rush begins. All Cash’s sweven names.
Nofion Stock. Main Floor.
Marion Middlebrook, Captain.
During the month of June we have
been studying birds In detail, taking
up the various families and the
reasons why these birds are so classed.
This made the final test easier. and
awakened a new interest in birds in
general. 011 June 23. the troop en-
joyed a. beach party at Compo, seven—
teen taking part. After an invigorat-
ing swim in water none too warm, we
built our fire on the rocks below the
cannons
amount sandwiches.
of frankfurts.
Linoleum Is the Ideal ‘
Floor for the Kitchen
kitchen floor
But in winter,
summer your
should be cool.
naturally, you want a warm floor.
NO floor meets these rel'mircments
In
so well as linoleum. it is made
mainly of cork, the host non-con-
1‘11117101' of heat known. In sum-
mcx' it is cool; in winter, warm.
lie-9111150 then; are no cracks 111 a
linoleum floor, it is warmer than
lllc average wood floor.
1.111.111'11m is sanilan and 9351 lo clean
51 saves vou 1101115 01 scx'lub )ing It
is comfortable 10 tired let-l a point
10 think of il‘ you have to stand at
your work. it is durable and hem.
pensive. Fill'llSEI‘InOl‘e, every yard oil
V O
Armstron sLmoIeum
#5.!” bowl-’-
is gumanlled to gixe salislaclion.
Our stock includes both printed pat
horns and inlaid design: that runl
clear through to the burlap hack and'
last till the floor is completely won:
out
ANGEVINE FURNITU RE
COMP ANY
“NORWALK'S LARGEST STORE"
18 No. Main Street
'30. NORWALK
Self “Service
Shoe Store.
011$ Step from Corner 7
‘
8 A North Main Street, ‘I I
ING DRY GOODS STORE
and dispatched a goodlyi
M
lZdoz. names $3005
1
______~__‘___ _
. 'RP - - BOO . . 1 steamed clams. and cake.
(1111 was ‘0‘“! upon by the "009‘ Pb LE PMSY T P 1‘0 1 L Scout Per-sis Stannard, Scribe.
OAK TROOP GIRL SCOL'TS.
“’INNII’AUK. CONN. ,
May F. Anderson, Captain.
During the first two weeks in June
we practised for the enrollment “117'—
mony which took place on June 117; in
the woods north of the \Virmipauk
school. Mrs. A. 13. Russell SEL 1.11::
of the Norwalk Girl Scouts c1111 rt 11111111
the Scouts.
Mrs. Russell gave an IllI‘BlTSifl‘g :22lk
pertaining to scout actix .- Ice
cream was served to the .v 17:11.5 and
their guests after the meeting.
Each “'ednesday morning 11.13;;g
the summer there will be an informal
meeting of the troop with their capd
:tain.
Scribe.
Scout Marion Rico
____..___.__——-——
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VVOOd’and
Trucking
Fred Hain
_ 52 Meadow Street d-
Into Bodies, F enderti
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
48 Chestnut St, Phone 356 b
the Periodic Bouquet
at 10c.
Scuth Norwalk 4111' 7 m a? 1.3.11“ Wall
made at thst price.
‘ v 1. I
Ce ;
monwmswigami
' BKEONETPE SATIN
Black, White and Colors -'
$1.75, yd-
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son-m XORWAIK
Vacation
June 23 to July "10
SUMMER SESSION
OPENS
JULY 1.0
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College
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