Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 8, 1922 · page 12

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Our Aim

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5, me shoot our ads into the air,
“1 fall to earth we know not
7m, but luck is yours from out
“a blue it in their flight they

“ Our coal fliesv swiftly to its
mark and kills the chill that
'lakes life dark and means dis-
‘ ' comfort at its worst when wintry

K bulls~eye and a perfect score

fit every ton that leaves our door
I-that is our aim, our worthy

goal, whene’er you ask us to send

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THE MAN’S. SHOP

—. Presents -—

“Night Life”

Men’s Pajamas
$1.65

Costello 8: O’Meara

21 North Main St.

 

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TARLOV BROS.

UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS F0.
LONDON

CITY DE LUKE
BR‘AR PlPt.‘

Also Celebrated Dunmlra

memo Block Isl. 13.31

 

F. S. LYON

JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk

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GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
, rags, papers, junk~and all
fiend-hand goods. Anything you
Invo. Price according to the quali-
tz‘d the goods. A square deal
always.

PHILIP P. MAHONBY
82 Van Zandt Street
wad-hand Goods Always on Sale

 

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

0 THE HOUSE

", g long-standing American ous-
II the Fourth of July. la your
your summer macaw-
: coined with garden hose!
YTHING ELSE
Mars is to be had at this
Garden implements are our
I. every summer season. Our
“Md necessities and devices
‘ « .s- in, full display.

-D. MORGAN
CLOTHING
* . and
FURNISHINGS

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lREN’S STORE

Wuhinston at. a. min-n:

 

 

 

the beginning.

the roof. When you do, buy good materials—it pays!

 

The HATCH & BAILEY CO.

Sheetroek—Beave’r Board. Johns-Manning
Bird 1. Son Roofing;

Co. and

Many people are extravagant by being too economical.
They pay too much in the end by having paid too little m

 
 

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 shmgle

Awisit to our office, a phone call, or a word through the i
‘ mails will bring a H & B building expert, to you. Phone 536.

 

BATTER! ES

car at present some in and see us.
allowance for it in exchange for an Exide.

EXIDE SERVICE STATION

 

 

 

If you are in doubt as to the confiitlon of the battery in your
We will give you a good

 

Supremeflourt Upholds
Butterworth’s Claim to
Salary from YetS’ Fund

(Confined from first page)

 

 

sue independently or any legislation
by the General Assembly of this
state and that to carry on such work
it has chosen a. treasurer to perform
such dutiees and seryices as the cor-
poration may require. Such work
is done to keep up (the 7
and whatever it pa’ys its
'ior such work may properly be (211‘
ed an expense or maintaining the
organization. ‘

which they required this corporation
to adopt imposed upon the person

additional duty and“ service of re—
rciving. disbursing and accounting
for large sums of money, under ex-
acting requirements and with bur-
densome details and to furnish a
large bond for the faithful perform-
ance of that duty. It does not ap-
pear that this extra work. is neces~
sary or adapted to keep up 4110
legion or is done for its benefit.

“Indeed it is nasérted in the com-
plaint and in the answer that he re-
ceived the payment named for his
persmlalservices {or the state in ad-
ministering and expending the
money of the state and to accom-
plish the purposes of the state.

“In this case therefore it must be
held that the General Assembly in-
Icndon that its agents should be al-
lowed out or the income of the
fund all reasonable charges and ex-
penses necessary to carry out its in-
struction: concerning the trust

 

 

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‘ .:o prevent! its failure. For it is a 15 OPERATED ON IN THE .
- 67 North Main Street F‘m‘m‘ Principle of law. Ions prP- . NORWALK HOSPITAL,
, tailing in this and in nearly all of _ ‘-

tll ~ l'nited States, that a trustee is WESTON. July 8.——Arlhur B. Brad-
' r-zltlllul to be reimbursed for all lie-V. town clerk of Weston. was rcmow.
a co~!s which be properly incurs in red to the Norwalk Hospital, )‘(stq-rda)‘:
:9 the execution of a trust and to fairlmommg, in an automobile. Mr. Brad-I
5 gfim::h:f“m :0" M? “m: and ”a": f icy has not been feeling very well lain,
. , mixing UH "11>! “m" “"71.“ and the night before he did not.
, lwrtmmim: the dullms of an ofllce’ ' A.‘

Fowler’s Market

 

69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

hr» lam: llllill‘rlakt'n for the lunch! of
minus: and it is immulvrinl that no
("frtfi-‘S provision for such Charges
and v-xrv-gzlmxs hr’rs liven lllé‘u‘lC‘ by the
.llnr of Um trust.
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till?» opinion."
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Quality Groceries and Free ‘
Delivery.

A. F. ~Beckmann £9” CO., Inc.

83 Washington Street, ~South Norwalk'
405 7 ran: puma?

PRO“ 1

Schultze’s Saturday Specials

hem,
FANCY FOWLS & ROASTING CIIICKENS, 38c ll)
Pork LoillS ..............................

mm

20c lb.

Legs of Spring Laml) ..................... 36c lb.
Rumps of Veal .......................... 26c ll).
Shoulder Pot Roasts ................... 12' ;c lb

Iian Pot Roasts, no bone . . .' .......... I . . . . 18c lb

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SCHULTZE'S MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS
FOR THE SUMMER '

 

Schultze’s Sanitary Markets

Norwalk, .39 Main Street

3 South Norwalk, Corner Railroad Avenue and Washington Street
tamford. Darlen. Westport, Black Rock, Bridgeport, Georgetol-Nn

. MONDAY JULY *10th

FROM 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M.

' We Will Have in Our Corset Department a Demonstration on,
Famed “Hypatia” Corsets and Brassieres.

. MME. BATTON

Will Model and Demonstrate the

, “HYPATIA” . .
CORSETS 7 AND BRASSIERES
FOR STOUT WOMEN

Her Demonstration Will Be 'of Great Importance to
Every Woman. ‘

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treasurer .

“But our state laws and by-laws‘ .

holding the office of treasurer the.

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Two-PIECE MODELS,
BATHING BELTS ....

 

 

I TRISTRAM

NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE

Bathing Suits to Suit all

 

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LADIES’ BATHIN G SUITS

Of the very latest models in stunning eclor effects. All “7.001 or the populax ,.

BATHING CAPS, TIGHTS, SHOES AND STOCKINGSC

CHILDREN’S» WOOL BATHING SUITS .
All colors in one piece and skirt models, $1.89, $2.25, $2.75, $2.952, $3.7;

 

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KIDDIE BATHING SUITS, all colors . $189 32.95, \,
MEN’S WOOL BATHING SUITS

all colors $4.75, $5.00, $5,337 $8.}; ‘
39c WOOLBATHINGCAPS....... ’14::
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LADIES’ WHITE SILK HOSE, Special Value ...... ..
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gs‘eop very comfortably. Dr. John

llloorc advised him to go to the hosplfi
He was taken there and an opor-j
In :1‘

Ital.
‘ntiorl performrd immediately.

be

ifew days another operation will
'noccssar)’ and then Mr. Bram»): ex-

Ipri’ls 10 lm able to come home.
[ ._—~_._._
i Lumber. that has been left level-lo
’tlw lltlrt's bridge. on the Paulellry
loud, rolling fast. The Town of
“"2402: Drought 3 largo quantity of
lzm‘llvrr to tlzc bridges last tall {m- N‘-
‘rnlir work. Not of) of the mail-rial

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12-14 North Main St.

 

SPECIAL
REDUCTIONS
-— ON — ‘
Men's Palm Beach
and Mohair Suits
Sizes 36 to 52
$10.50 to $16.50

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

Gold Medal or Jan-v

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SPECIALS FOR THE

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for int I . 'ru‘ol‘l h
hrm‘us assistul
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Calhoun of Brittne-

.lulliil" advocate of tin-
Attorney General Pram: It}.

l‘vlll‘t‘SI-nl-‘Iihimself. ":u'vornor
:zmi Slut» ’l‘reasur-er Gilpntric.
llllckily and Lawyer
I Howard .ll-.. both of this city.
l‘l'preselliwl the comptrolcr. and the
two Sociozl men. who originally
li-"fl'fti lor the temporary injunction.

. Origin 0! use.

The (:ISO arose frog; a difiemnco
in the board of contr’bl over a reso-
lution authorizing xn‘utterworth to
\¢ithllhld\a salary otC’SSOO a. month
l'o: himself. Three members of the
board. the governofiwstate treasurer
and attorney genera,» voted for-the

Ill":l_\‘

resolution. and She comptroller op-
posed it.» “(hen Butter-worth then

proccuiod 'o draw the salary. based
on the majority \‘oté‘ot the board
of control, the ='emporary injunction
was brought by Locltlmrt and Mc-
ltennn andsuhseqw‘ently taken

by the comptroller. .g

. Two 7

VThe Vickaey..{Hm§ie an American
hospital tor,Ax-man}an“bbvs who have
0 7 in American
industrial “schoolsg‘ that: been
started in ~Constructs; e I5 the rm
institution 0: mien, egg-m ' one.

“Ty H." ‘

“Phi ladelphla ' ' flower."

The phrase. "Phileg‘lphia Lawyer}.
means an extraordinary acute and ’t'e-
sourceful lawyer. "The title was or»
iginally bestowed..,by grate British
.ssilors upon some-member o the bar

of the Lucian tilltl .

up
Harmful CONSTAN#

a1y stopped a had pain in my back and x

L ti-ll my friends to try Foley Kidney
trouble." Contain no

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animal’s llltllls '
Hill llll-s- WEEK-END:
ARE lllPllllTANl

olden’s .Ice‘Crealns and Shel-bets .
.arg knéwn about these parts for their
finality. Weeklyspecials of ice cream,
fextol-bets and ugly have'become very
3 at at
Vegglgl-end fresh Apric Sherbet (made
from the fresh fruit) and also fresh
Peach Ice Cream as Well as Banana
IceiC‘ream will be the specials. The.
idisplay windovis at this store will
show the caddy-special. Tutti-Pruitt:
Pics made here are a delicious tast-
ing confection—have you tried them?
Ice Creams and. Sherbets for churches,
lodges, etc., are to be had at special
prices at}. Golden’s.

There is good reason why ice cream
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opiates, harmful or habit forming ‘
drugs For sale by Simeon, Powell ;
Ccvporaiion.—-:\dv. \ '

this establ hment and this - ,

 

 

 

Self Service
Shoe Store

* One Step from Corner

 

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8 North Main Street,
South N ogrwalk' .

 

 

 

 

Ice, Charcoal, -_

Wood and
Trucking l

—__-'——

Fred Hal

52 Meadow Street
— .1
into Bodies, Feud“!
Lamps, Repaired am
Made to Order 7
Welding Metala of A11 $1”

 

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48 Chestnut. St. Phone 35‘
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W'BARONETTE SATIN
Black, White and Colors
$1.75 yd.

136 WASHINGTON ST.,
' SOUTH Hoawm

 

 

 

 

 

“AUTO REPAIRING.
, WELDING ..
Kendrick & Chase Garage

Tllml '11 13 Raymond Stunt
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