TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1922,
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.3 l E0 shoot our ads into the air,
T M fall to earth we know not
M, but luck is yours from out
' "the blue it in their flight they
' mask to you, . .‘ .,
* Oll- coal flies swiftly to its
"k and-kills the chill that
“on life dark and means dis-
comfort at its worst when wintry
lam: upon us burst.
7 Trims” and a perfect score!
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Many people are extravagant by being too economical.
They pay too much in the end by having paid too little in
the beginning. _
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 material's—it pays-l
A visit to our ofice, a phone call, or a word through the
mails will bring a H & B building expert to you. Phone 536.
The HATCH &, BAILEY CO.
Sheetroek—Beaver Board. Johna-Manevilie Co.
Sirdfia Son Booting.
and
u every ton that leaves our door
O—fiat is our aim, our worthy
“whene’ eryouaskustosend
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If you are in doubt as to the condition of the battery in your
car at present come in and oee us. We win give you 'a good
Devil’s Heyday in
Fairfield County over
A Century Ago
(Confined from first page)
’ palsy De Merzo and Joseph Spez—
zano, both of 4 Ann street, are being
lzeid at police headquarters as ma.-
terial witnesses. Testimony given to
the detectivees by neighbors in ad-
Jcining houses is that there was a
more attention was given Satan than
I: was a case ot—the
get you, if you don't
to the‘l‘iety.
goblins will
latch out.
In the immediate vicinity we have
sites of Devil-infested ground. In
W'eston there is Devil's Den, a pic-
turesque wild bit of nature and a
favorite haunt of motorists in sum.
men—so called because of a certain
rock which bears gigantic toe prints,
dlflibed by the early settlers as the
dcxil' s leetmarks.
0n little Island, oi'i' Sherwood's
Island in Greens Farms local tradi-
tion has it that much of Captain
Kidd‘s treasure lies buried. About
thirty sears ago much excitement
was caused by the alleged finding of a
bit of parchment which contained
minute directions as to the exact lo-
cation of the treasure. Bridgeport
parties for weeks persistently dug,—
cpeu holes left :0 this day are mute
exidences of their labor.
But nothing was iound. Why?
Two old “'eslport sea captains, now
10118 dead, got a clue to the exact
location of the hidden wealth. and
dug teithfully for days. According
to their story they did reach a huge
iron chest bound with rusted chains,
l-ut aloe—from beneath the chest
(ante long bony fingers. and an arm
white and ghastly, then the mantle
blood stained and brimstone smel-
Jilliimumt99.99.! in.
inc, and a second later the echo of
thunder peaied across ’to the mulli-
lnnd. as Satan in all his traditional
ctr-rv :Irpeared, and the tide came up
with n swish. The two Old sea
(‘ltilllzlns scrambled, more dead than
alive to Saugatuck. The next day
thry came to the island again, but
ll(\%‘r again could tho-y find the chest.
Alul so elldt-d public interest.
On the Post Road in Griz-Ans l-‘nl'ms
illdl" the Blacksmith Shop. is a little
oil house. which soon af'lI r the luv—
('lzlirn l‘uul‘gd promim’litly in local
lluil lore. A vermin rustic was
mm] of li-lvlllng-lle would miller
ill/ii“ than mil.
His passion for the strings w.ls for
, THE MAN’ allowance for it in exchange for an Exlde.
S SHOP EXIDE SERVICE STATION
CLOSED TODAY. 67 North Main Street
"On the Job Tomorrow With
J “RESPONSIBILITY” ,
' The Third Event ill Our FOWler S Market
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: “PAGEANT OF LIFE"
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0. Suspenders, Belts, Garters. Phone 13404341
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: Costello & O’Meara ‘
; 2. 1...... m... 5,, Quality Groceries and Free
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: ,lUf-TO-DATE. CIGAR STORE A. F. Beekmann & COO, InCO
: SOLE AGENTS ml 83 Washin on ~
‘ “”0" non 1405 gt , Street, South Norwalk Y
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2 Cleo Celebrated Dunhlll'o
memo Block Tel. 1531
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING I
m... ndependence Day
,, 611' A SQUARE DEAL 1 9
l _ We will buy your household 1' 22
mags:- Ra’s: Reinstall
;‘ ce accmding to the nail-
é ”£4? goods. A squareq deal ALL THE SCHULTZE MARKETS ARE
" PHILIP P. MAH . ‘
if , 82 Van Zandt StgeNetEY (’LOQED TODAY
iguana-hand Goods Always on Sale
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“also THE HOUSE
3 a long-standing American cur--
fia- on the Fourth 0: July. Is your
FOR THE SUMMER
SchultZe’s‘ Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwaik, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street.
Stamford. Darien,
Westport, Black Rock. Bridgeport, Georgetown
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BCHULTZE'S MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS =t‘ 1" ”‘5‘“ “
Homery Specnals
FINE QUALITY FULL FASHIONED HOSE, in Black, White, Grey.
m yogr insane;- relidenoea- A Pair .................................. $175
mun-q we Wt garden hose! ssm- FASHIONED HOSE in Black, wnne """"""""" '
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hiardwareis to behadatthla
niece. Mgarden implements are our
every summer season. Our
Mold necessities and dcvlcee
. always in lull display.
,A. D. MORGAN
I‘M.“ JEANNETTE
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
and
FURNISHINGS
for "I
BOYS AND GIRLS
_ REN’S STORE
’ “wellington lt. a. m
SUMMER FOOTWEAR
WOMEN:
Everything included in our stock, from fancy two-toned
MEN sport oxfords to dressy strap pumps $5.00 to $9.00
Plenty of new models. ranging from trim plain oxfords to the
rounder-teed perforated brogues ...... . . . . . ..... 85.00 to 88.50
CHILDREN: Educator pumps and oxiords.
Conneally 69° Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK
' \ More Open mm, Evenings
llm fatal. Just “Flor“ ills lust
ILmv‘c. livid in the little hmlsr silll
st. :l-lla. llv \isitwi our of Mir inns
UK llllli tiny, ~:ll‘nl (lVI'l‘ the liar \ou‘wl
1.1! ul l’l" cumin; Ilutu‘v hr \anlT-i
i .zy li‘rzw the livul. ".‘Illtl may lilt-
ll-ili llill :l\\;l_\ Willi In)" sum! if 1
El" 'l‘l‘llr enough. prrmlplly .It mini-
";ll, \\"llii' his inns \\.l.~ l. pills:
. 1..) IIxI-r ilw Hrmgs, illI lion:
l‘v \\ I-ln =1, in flew Swill. :ml off the
' . -- \\.L‘-' whisked mm lulu illi‘.
”Mr (‘7) Sll'nttorul l'mlll was the
".H ..; llln- alumni! i-(Iwnwmy' ol‘ the
l1.'ilr"‘. F-vlrrul mullts fur ii i'ul‘i-
:algl.l.:i1 i‘w iIIclll til i.\ would gratin r
in t! ml' \\..l' pull”. uni in 1-219" when
:xzirussui if" the English. it Win: .1
l‘I‘rzlillZI“ blulz', .llts'ol‘xilllfl ‘0 (“Ply
\‘cl‘lll-ll xvgmsl. liumtsi in circles
li~ ii -:i l!" 3w m. t Ilium: Illi‘lllSt‘l\t“S
\\; l‘ a h: .l\ .-r:-i .Ishlug much other
\nz.l':l \ Lilw. lzll; :rl‘ill‘iflllsl)‘.
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gin-l lllI- liriims‘
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KILLS SON-IN LAW
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pirtx‘ ill 4 A?"
shell \ a:
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:I shot was
5 not investigated on
":ckrrs being 891 oi!
all duringlln _ The body was
N 1nd at l‘- ‘xl u-‘ciock this morning
bv lint co 23- {mi of 47 Gilbert strett,
in ti. 6 backyard of 4 Ann street, fac-
in- Gillln-l The police were
rolil (d at once .lnd Patrolman John
S. Johnson arrin ,1 “t the scene of the
murder at 7 ock and fomid e\i-
dale? of a seuli‘le at the‘ side of 4
Ann street. Ht; ioulid articles Of
clothing scatteiul about
Dr- A- A- Crime. medical examiner,
Will hold an aulopsy on the body of
Brlguglia, late this atternoon.
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N ORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE
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MUCH MARKET MILIK HELPED PAIN IN HER BACK.
FOUND ADUL’I‘ERAIEI) -—_— . .
Most middle-aged men and women
are glad to learn that Foley Kidney
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GIRLS! LEMONS
NEW HAYES, July 3.—The annual
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report on foods and drugs sold in the
State just issued by the Connecticut
Agricultural station gives the results
collected by the dairy and good com-
missioner and by the State‘s own
agent which are of a special interest
to all who are coucerned with the pur-
chase or food. ' Ilruggists and physi-
m the assays of drugs bought in the
State, the station announces.
There is a special article on
composilion of diabetic foods.
This station's work on this subject
is known everywhere in this country
as diabetes is alarmingly common. re-
quests for the inforumtion contained
in the station bulletins and 'not ob-
tuinullle anywhere else. come alinosi
daily from all pulls of the l'nited
Stall-s.
l-I\ir:i.~'i\'c
I-lM \xliwl'r- hnv.»
the
sill-lies made here aid
prove] that u lifter?-
llllllation of the l'l'crzing point of milk
will Show whether t \‘en Very small
amounts of water have been added as
all nilultemlion.
More than Our-third of all the sam-
lIi-xs of Illillkit milk tested here dur-
lllz the year were found adulicl‘nted
or lwinw stun-lard. This by no means
represents the average condition of flip
trade. for the samples examined were
chiefly from sources which were u:\lel‘
strong suspicion.
~43.
Made By The Pittsburgh
Plate Glass CO.
of examinations of these articles as
clans also will find suggestive things
Pills afford a way to escape sleep dis-
turbing bladder weakness. backache,
rheumatism and other kidney and
bladder ills. Mrs. Mary Bourke, 1097
McAilister street, San Francisco, Cal.,
says: "Foley Kidney Pills very quick-
ly stopped a had pain in my back and
I tell my friends to try Foley Kidney
Pills for that trouble." Contain no
opiates, harmful or habit forming
drugs. For sale by Stillson, Powell
C(l-pomtion.—-Adv.
Linoleum IS the Ideal
Floor for the Kitchen
kitchen
In summer your floor
should be cool. But in “inter,
naturally. )ou “ant a “arm flool.
\O flour meets these requirements
so well as linoleum. it is made!
mainly of cork, the best non-con-
Illu-tnr of heat known. In sum-
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES
is
S‘qllwrxv the filler. .' g ,-
into :i loitlc (‘O‘nliilill‘ ,- '
0t Orchard \Vhilv, v “ . ,g
store will supply {m V .. ‘c'
shake well. and you I - ur
pint of llnrliilz-ss 3:14 .g.
Mulch: )laSst‘ l‘
grant lotion iltio tl‘.‘
and hands each do}: "‘
the beauty and willtzn ~~ ‘ -' .. l.
Famous stagu ’ ‘
lr-Inon lotion to Hui-‘9”
soft. clear, rosy—Whit"
so as :‘l freckle. S'
lllv'uch because it nu- - '
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19.1:
for).
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VVood and
Trucking
lllcr it is will}: in winter. thrill.
Because lill‘l‘l‘ are no cracks in all
linoleum flour. i1 is H Miller than
the average wmld ilwlr.
Linoleum is sanitary and easy to clean;
it saves you hours a: Sciuilbinx. it
is comfortable to tired loci, .l llniill’
to think of if you harr- in stand at
Fred Hain
52 Meadow Street
Ice, Charcoal,
your work. i; is durable and inn‘x_;
[it'llSthk Furthermore, every 5am Oi.
Wham
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is guaranteed to give .s‘;ill.~‘l;i<.‘llon.4
Our stock includes both primed pat-g
lerns and inlaid designs that runf
luto Bodies, F endert
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kind!
the yard. -’
(lear through to the burlap back and‘
last till the 11001 is completely wom
Velmfiiina
%e‘OPIIInmwwmlnt E 48 Chestnut St! Phone 358:»
" 57¢va 0 p ANGEVIN E FURNITUR
M COMPANY
NCE your walls are “NORWALK'S LARGEST STORE” i
VICTOR WESELY
finished with this dur-
able fiat wall paint, you will
wash them many times
before you need go to the
expense and annoyance
of re- decorating. This
means a big saving, as well
as more beautiful walls.
Let radios! you a color cardof17colors.
Evan“? needed
that. 3.3:. f"
18 No. Main Street
80. NORWALK
Old Friends at the .03
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar n!
the Perfecto Bomluet
at 10c.
No profiteeflnx on 01" "'
The the but on“
mow-”'34.“ mfi‘filco.
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One Step from Corner
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South N orwalk
A. Cohen
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MRS. wufin‘éfiss
HER FATHER-IN-LAW
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iness besides suffering much pain.
Because of the assault and her in- ,
juries Mrs White claims that she will
be confined to the hospital for a con-
siderahle leng‘h of time under 3 MI!-
sician’s care, and in the future will
be obliged to expend considerable
money for physician' 3 care,- medicines,
medical care. and appliances. She
states that in this instance she was
not to blame in any way for the as-
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Summer School
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JULY 10
SPECIAL AND ,
REGULAR COURSEb
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK * BARONETTE SATIN
Black, White and Colors
$1.75 yd. ‘1 ‘
136 WASHINGTON 81'"
SOUTH NORWALK
Full weight Condensed Milk,
can . ........ 11c
mxieBaoon ..... 23c lb.
Combination Soap Sale—1 P. &
G” 2 Luna, 1 Star Powder,
1 Ivory, 1 Star, all for 29¢
Extra Fine Pork ..... 2001b. h.
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hUTO REPAIRING, . Merrill Business
sanit.
Deputy Sheriff Edward B. Doulens
made the service of the papers and
attached money in tlie South Nor-
walk Trust company, besides attach-
tug land on Van Zandt street.
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~Try a. Sentinel -Afiv._.;__t¢ 7 file W
Toilet Tissue, 7 for . . . . 25c
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage
"telephone 017 ‘13 Raymond m:
J; .. wing-walk, Conn.
College
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Office Open -:- Phone 3 .-
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLQ;-k
97 Washington St., 50. Nor“ -
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