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FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1
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our Alm Many people are extrava
I Io shoot our ads into the air,
M fall to earth we know not
‘ me, but luck is yours from out
7 ' ‘1 the blue it in their. flight they
motto you.
3. Our coal flies swiftly to its
1 fish and kills the chill that
1,-3Vokes life dark and means dis-
"“"'.om.fort at its worst when wintry
“upon us burst.
3 K bulls-eye and a perfect score
h every ton that leaves our door
o—that is our aim, our worthy
3 you], whene’er you ask us to send
Ellie;
THE’ MAN’S SHOP
the beginning.
building materials line. You
The HATCH
If you are in doubt
car at present come
allowance for it in exchange for
67 North
—- Presents —-
model the old one, or “you may put 1n 3 3
the roof. When you do, buy good materials—1t 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.
& BAILEY CO.
in and see us. We will give
gant 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
may build a new home, or re-
new floors or shingle
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Sheetrock—Beaver Board. Johna-Manoviile Co. and
Bird & Son Roofing.
Exioe
BATTER] E5
as to the condition of the battery in your
you a good
an Exide.
EXIDE SERVICE STATION .
MainStreet
3: “Night Life” 1,, '
3 . — — Fowler’s Market _
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$1.65 69 North hll):3i:nft;:3e3t6315;4ulth Norwalk
'GIRLS’ AND WOMEN’S
l CLUB HAS OPENED
ADDITIONAL ROOMS
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uni‘urnished'as occupant desires.
When these roomsare rented the
Club will be on a permanent self-sup-
porting basis, and the ideals which
were entertained for it realized.
The Club now offers for a small fee
($2.00 annually, $1.00 semi-annually,
or 50c every three months)
the co-operation of many—a central,
well-run, homelike club to live in or
to use for classes and entertainment.
A?! women in Nor-Walk should join
to help it along. 'Memhership may
be secured, by sending fee to Mrs. A.
M. Fechheimer, 12 Elmwood avenue,
South Norwa‘ik. There are about 400
members. Every public spirited wo-
man in Norwalk should be glad to
co-operate to the eitent of 82.00 a
year. 3
A‘. a meeting of 3 the entire House
Committee, at the Clubflouse. 811b-
comrrittees were formed to-arrange
for the rental of the second floor. to
organize picnics and parties for the
summer. and to orgaan any classes
{or which a demand arises.
The position or matron is still open,
but one will be secured who will keep
the rooms clean and attractive and
furnish dainty, nourishing food at a
low price.
The committees were:
Mrs. Edward P. Weed. decoration.
Mrs. Lansing D. Odell, entertain-
merit.
Miss Grace Moran, Miss Parr, win-
dcws. '
Mrs. A. M. Fechheimer. Mrs. G. T.
Hill. Mrs. William Lauder, Mrs. J. G.
Gregory. Mrs. Louis A. Lehmaier,
I" ninl.
Miss Lulu Preusser, Miss Alice
itarry. publicity.
Mil-.'\\'iliiain Lauder. electric lights
committee.
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Troops—May Be Called
To Guard Railroad Shops
N ow Held by Strikers.
(Contined from first page)
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Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
3: 1 ‘Costello & O’Meara
a 21 North Main St.
at 3f
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1&3 UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
1: SOLE AGENTS ml
moon
5:? .CITY DE LUXE _m°_ ‘ ........
BRIAR
A. F. Beckmann 69’ CO., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwaik
ran: DELIVERY-
PIP“
Also Celebrated Dun nm'.
memo Block Tel. 1581
WW
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
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m A SQUARE DEAL
.'0 will buy your household
. rags, papers, junk and all
loud-hand goods. Anything you
m Price according to the quail-
ty of the goods. A square deal
Always.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
lasted-hand Goods Always on Sale
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CONGRLUA'IIUNAL (Hi HL'H
301'le
The Community Give club in
night at 7 o'clock lot a l"‘l|t.li.\il .It
11\'..~:lu-
The men'wili please note Ihc change
from Saturday evening to lino.”
evening. Next week again the re-
hearsui will be at the church on Mon—
day nigh‘ as usual.
”The Friendly Spirit" will in; the
pastor's sermon theme Sunday morn-
ing. This is the spirit that all
to cultivate. for It _is the muster Play
to all of life's best sins.
of the new superinu-ndvnt. Morwin
Smith, this coming Sunday. Al this
session of the school there will proli-
ahly be an election 0! some Officers to
assist in carrying on the work. At‘
last Sunday‘s sess‘xon a gift oi‘ money
... m summer ”M63002 Was made to Mr. W’llllums in evidence.
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.1 m ELSE I‘ul services rendered through the past '
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THE HOUSE
‘ wounding American ous-
fllle Fourth of July. In your
number of years.
The Christian Endeavor muting at'
7 o'clock Sunday evening will be led.
every summer season. Our by Stanley Iiohrback. on.» subject bI-U
" d necessities and devices
3 ing: "Freedom: How to Get the‘
3m in full display. Blessings of Freedom." The weather:
prevented an outdoor meeting last'
week. It is hoped that such a service
can be held this week, however.
A lawn fete. under the auspices of
the Christian Endeavor, is to be held.
next Tuesday, beginning at about 5
‘o'cloek in the afternoon and lastingln
'into the evening. The young people
are planning to make this a very suc-
cessful aflair. The booths will be
prettily decorated and provided with
good. attractive things for sale. It
will not be. necessary for anyone to
plan to return home for supper. for
There will be light refreshments serv-
ed sufficient to satisfy the appetites of
all. The arrangements are in charge
of .Wlnthrop Knapp. Helen Knapp.
Edith Cantrell, News, Morehéuse.
Dorothy-Godfrey, Irene Cooke. Chap-~
man Beauregard. Robert Potter and
IMMJ’M
Try Our Special Home Cooked
Chicken Dinner for Sunday
Fruit, Soup, Olives, Celery, Roast Chicken With
Dressing, Green Peas. Mashed Potatoes, Pudding
or Pie. Cofiee, Tea or Milk.
' Oxford Lunch and
Restaurant
6 South Main Street
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Air. Selicck's home, In Urunhv. id Hill. ,
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1‘ . CHAMPIONSHIP
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The Sunday schoOl mil lw in Charge “3
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Gum'gr Umilmy. 'I‘lr :1‘ “ill tail on the
amp» of ii» suanly 10
iii,» 1'3.“ 0 Whale this is
10 be Laid is Mr. Cunti'tll’s lawn, on
il11_ I‘osl maid. The procugds will be
lZN‘d lu p.13" nil liw phdgr made by
(in soul-ix lo the church dvbi.
'l‘iig llild~vvrrk ”H'L‘Ilhg will study
lmnhl 5: l7-‘.‘.\, "The Handwriting on
,Iln- \Vltii." Sevrrn] have been re-
qu‘hlvd to ask questions of interest
3111.11.1mmu to this lesson.
3c:lu.l _’.I1..;.b' ;
assist 111m”.
.‘lUTOIICYCLE RACES
The motorcycle races which were to
be held at the l'nnbury Fair Ground
track. last Saturday afternoon. under
the auspices of the Pequot A. C.. and
which were postponed because of the
rain, will he staged this week Saturday
afternoon. . .
Gene \Vaiker. the world's champion,
and Paul Anderson, the middle Wes:
Champion, and other noted riders will
be there. a i‘
If the interest shown by the hon-
dreds from out of town who were
there Saturday is any criterion to go
by. next Saturday's events sho'uld draw
one of the largest crowds that has ever
attended a sporting event on the Dail-
bury Fair Grounds.
The. feeling between Walker and
Anderson is intense. racing men say,
and there are two other riders enter-
ed in the Danbnry Those who are, said
to possess Inuchiues-ot great. puwur
and speed. with the abilityto guide
them equally as well as the champs.
These men are referred to by "the
."wise ones" as “dam homes," and «are
expected to make the competition for
the champions harder than they axi-
ticipate. 3 .
’ The riders pronounced the Danbury
‘trackas being one or’flIe best hair.
’mii‘e courses they had been oh- this
seasonu‘»: - . 5' g‘é’.
The same momentum»: ”gated
om'Samrdav“:hat"wus Sch ‘”
«,last Saturday. ’3 > ..
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r11 li.1~: 5!. Lewis. Ill. .:::l Stirs vqmz't.
i'lli‘fir'.
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.\‘..Il1:un:i. Kansas. Missouri and
11mm \vmw .«lx'ui Tn amid ly-rmps in
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-\.liil1i!lng ill! sang: s in-
support.
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S’l‘lkll‘L“ slmpIm-n of the Dakota .llo
‘»‘-*'.w!’ 01‘ ill-i (‘vi‘Pill NriI-llirrn offered to
“dunner lizwir sex-views xvzilimit ray
‘i'i my case. where loss of life luv
“‘r-n‘ks or lll‘lllwrty by fire is three:-
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;‘ NEW HAVEN. July- 7.————The New
‘vnrk. New 11.11.111 and Hartford Iluil-
.3033] (‘Ompnnv made its 5(‘V‘0Ud hip:
‘move in fighting the sirike yesterday.
,when it contrnviml for the rebuilding
of six thousand had order freight furs
'wiih the Keith Car and Manufactur—
1ing Company of Sugamore. Mass. ac-
‘cording to an announcement issued
last night.
The first move id offset the absence
,of shopmen on strike was made when
'the company sent seven locomotives
to the Baldwin Locomotive W'orks.
. yesterday afternoon.
In explaining the action. the com—
panv's statement said:
“This will help to provide equip— .
ment to meet the requirement of Irat-
fic. At various times in past years
when bad OPfler cars have increased
beyond normal. the excess have been
sent to the Sagamdre plant.
"There are a large number or ad—
ditional cars awaiting repairs. so this
arrangement will not artect the run-
ning of this company's shops on nor-
mal basis and the giving or continuous
employment to thoae now in or may
be taken in the employment of the
company. , . '
"It is the program.3ot the company
to give preference to its own shops in
performing the‘ normal amount of
work." . .
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meat on its'attitude on thequestion of
seniority. rights 01 strikers;
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CHINESE BANDITS 5
. ' . ATTACK GONSULATE
‘PEKING, iuiy ’ '1 (Associated
Press).———Raids by Chinese bandits in
v
problem. Jerikichi .Obata. Japanese
Minister to China. has filed aproteflt
with-5 the guise» Foreign. Office
swatches attack by cameos serious
rpnith'g Jaw consents airframes-A
how? seasonings?
through 4
«around 3
from oi. and gas developtmnt in I
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‘TRISTRAM S “fiYAT'fl
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Bathing Suits to Suit all the Family“
LADIES’ BATHING SUITS
Of the very latest models in stunning color effects. All wool or the popular 53,. -
satin. .
BATHING CAPS, TIGHTS, SHOES AND STOCKINGS. . .
’ CHILDREN’S WOOL DATHING SUITS
All colors in one piece and skirt models, $1.89; $2.25, $2.75, $2.98, $3.75,
KIDDIE BATHING SUITS, all colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.89, $2.98,
MEN’S WOOL BATHING SUITS
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TWO-PIECE MODELS, all colors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4.75, $5.00, a.) ,
BATHING BELTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39c W’OOL BATHING CAPS .........
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ATTEND TRIBAL D cssi
acObY’s
STEWART RELEASED
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of the tribes making Oklahoma rcscr-l \vgnicd 3‘3 " 3 =
vations their homes are gathering harm ,nrgmr ’ - -~ ‘ V
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in a swing of mumficm‘ce "“1“"! "-v‘ {1111f 1333 11.1!“ 'illt '
the Wealthy hosts. ;
REDUCTIONS
The Osagcs, aristocrats of all abor-
igines. drive up in expensiVe {lulu/p- __ 0N _
lilies. ill-lily piloted by Chauffeurs. 3‘ ,
M»-:nl-vs=rs of this tribe re eeiw qllilil’("l‘-' Lien S Palm Beach m
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1“ I u 1 ‘ 1 and Mohair Suits
Tami"? ('ilCIl. accruing: '10 Ilv m
Sizes 36 to 52
$10.50 to $16.50
who was .uw'usI-i (:1 .
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new _ - 1‘. {or spring. summer
trust by tin.- gonrnmcnt. will come 1 two—purse W:L;«3t$kcep 3333333 3333.33 33
through a Emmi lutzle. to secure the and fan .
always loci: stylish.
return of property. including valuable
(“wrnmn :uihms, now limd lav lllo 3 I) k & (:0
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'i‘li- in :mI-Ixnvnt of Jllslii‘r today T‘Ah'E 3‘ ‘ [CTROL‘A 3, 33110 39 SOUTH MAIN ST. 3
was ready to force Ilw rvturn of {lie /
\VITH YOU THIS
FROM JAIL DISAPPEIRS I
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former alien property custodian. 3“” 431‘s 2 3
was in consultation s-‘wmnl imur‘v 331111 Tili‘ \III‘II‘UIRI pl‘OVIIII‘S .3110“, 3
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Trucking
our easy payment plan.
A. J .‘Collins Co.
70-72 North Main St.
unmEN'siuuiis
run lHiS WEEK-En
ARE iMPflRTANl§ , .
c1111.”. (1...... 1... 51......3 Self Seerce
are known about :hese parts ior their,
quality. \Veekly Specials 01' ice cream.:
One Step from Corner
52 Meadow Street
and- candy have become nary
32:22:;5333 this establishment and gigs
week-end iresh Apricot Shez'bei (m e
from the fresh twin and also ixesh
Peach Ice Cream as well as Banana
Into Bodies. I‘lemlel'l
Lamps, Repaired and
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ice Cream Will be the 539991‘1‘5- , Made to Order
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Show the candy special. 3 3 3 A33 K3333“
Pies made here are a delICIous test; w Metals of
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ice Creams and Sher-bets tor churches.
lodges, etc.. are to be had at specxal
prices at Golden's.
There is good reason why ice cream
sodas, sundaes, etc.‘. taste so differ—
ent at Golden's‘Because only the best
materials are us' in making3 themt.
Located in the ackemo B.ock a
South Nomik.——Adv. .
South Norwalk
(7.11) WESELY
432mm: th‘“
The Textile Store
BARONETTE SATIN
Black, White and Colors
” $1.75 yd.
136 WASHINGTON ST-a
SOUTH IOWA“
, THE STAMFORD
AWNING WORKS
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, mm m 13.3”?“ 3““
119 W 'Sti‘éet,
I Stamford, Conn.
on Friends at the 9“
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Norwalk Chronicler