Our Aim
I. shoot our ads into the air,
flay fall to earth we know not
”are, but luck is yours from out
fie blue it in their flight they
open! to you.
‘ Our coal flies swiftly to its
"kind kills the chill that
”en life dark and means dis-
comfort at its worst when wintry
M upon us burst.
flrbulls-eye and a perfect score
1.: every ton that leaves our doo.r
“3t is our aim, our worthy
ml, whene’er you ask us to send
' .»
.‘ ‘3 I-“ l..- I
Hills 0?
801’! says Jill?!
all pitcherg {8.1,
“a, alike to him. 111“"
they may all look
«fun, but u hen it comes to
MTS it s a difi'erent star-x.
'OT only are the “mines" dif-
' fel‘l‘lll
BUT the fine points nrc'ilm,
‘ reason that the
SHIRT league is luunle-nl by
_ "THIS MAN'S SIIOP"
its-that xv-
‘LWAYS '.' wring Him in
“pm- 31”
f ‘ND givin" . ‘ll‘ l‘sllxiulill‘l'
TEE must it! ll:- 'ir mono}.
‘ VISIT US .1? Hill
"HOME GECUNDS” (it
.—.__.
.,wm~ A‘
(”‘1'
O
lllv'
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE ClGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS ml
LONDON
~‘-"
CITX' I)E Li 1 [1.2;
BRIAR
Punt.)
Aleo Ceicliratcd Dunnm'e
”schema Block Tel. 10.31
nuns...“
‘_;..2..Jtn, afix
F. S. LYON
- JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
“T A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
, rags papers junk and all
*md- hand goods. Anything you
.370. Price acrm ll 111; to the quall~
1
—
.1
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 materials—it paysl
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.
Sheetrock—Beaver Board. Johna-Manevlile
Bird G. Son Roofinge
Co. and
Estes
BATTERIES
If you are in doubt as to the condition of the battery in your
car at present come in and eee us. We will give you a good
allowance for it in exchange for an Exlde.
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
67 North Main Street
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
Elli
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69° 00., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Nor-walk
HEB DELIVERY
PRO“ 1400
E
E
E
Schultze 3 Tuesday Speuals
SHOULDER LAMB ('HOI’S
Extra Special price ..... _ ...... . ..... 30c lb.
:33
Round Steak .3 26 lb.
WflVMWId
Stewin g Lamb
15c lb.
w d the goods.
"Il'eys.
MLIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zandt Street
‘Ieoend-hend Goods Always on Sale
A square deal
,
THE HOUSE
I bag-standing American one-
C the Fourth of July. is your
‘ your summer residence-
‘ “pm with garden hose!
limo ELSE
I We is to be had at this
“I. Ouden implements are our
\ every summer season. Our
.1 necessities and devices
m in full display.
D. MORGAN
. CLOTHING
. and .
FURNISHINGS
for ‘1:
luvs AND anus
:il IREN’S STORE
,Ueet Wuhlngton It. I. um
Beef Liver .
Hamburg Steak
14c lb.
14c lb.
u
——-———_~_
8CHULTZE'8 MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON
FOR THE SUMMER
WEDNESDAYS
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main Street
South Norwaik, Corner Railroad Av
Stamford. Darien,
enue and Washington Street.
Westport, Black Rock, Bridgeport, Georgetown I
MONDAY JULY 10th
FROM 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M.
We Will Have in Our Corset Department a Demenstration on
Famed “Hypatia” Corsets and Brassieres.
MlVIE. BATTON
Will Model and Demonstrate the
“HYPATIA”
CORSETS AND BRASSIERES
FOR STOUT WOMEN
Her Demonstration Will Be of Great Importance to
Every Woman.
\
Quality Groceries and Free '4’;
110 heighten the temper of the men
National Guardsmen
Under Arms in Four.
(Continued from First Page)
authorized by Federal
straining strikers from
with operation of Burlington
sary measures to :preserve
there. and enforce the injunClion-
L‘nited States Marshals
their forces as they prepared
take charge of law
ations were critical.
Marshal E. E. A
force of deputies went to
liars, where state troops also
ordered by Governor Allen.
Several deputies working
Marshal I. K. Pear-shall. of
,
undc r
in the hands of receivers
by Unite-d States Courts.
Sunday.
(experienced difficulty in
Olilclais of the
States in Rail Strike
Judge Car-
In ter, who issued an injunction re-
interfering
shops
ar. Aurora, Ill.. to employ any neces-
peace
increased
to
_ enforcement at
points in several states, where situ-
thzPatrick and :1
Parsons.
were
under
Kansas
City were sent to Slater, No. where
strikers {or several days had been in
Virtual control of the Chicago and
Alton shops and the town.
Mcbillzatoin of special deputies
federal marshals was to pro-
tect mails and property of railroads
appointed
Slater spent a comparatively quiet
but importm’strikebrcakers
obtaining
supplies and a number or them quit.
Missouri-Pacific
nccncd annulment of thiru passen-
ger trains on the company 's eastern
;==;Er———
I
.e
J,
\Vere 553.7 5
Small sizes only
TRIST RAM 69’ QHYA
.NORWALK’S LEADING (DRY GOODS STORE
A SeasOnable Sale‘in the Suit SectionM
WHITE DRESS SKIRTS
Two Special Lots—Of Pique, Gabardine, or Surf
All sizes, from 24 to 36 in. waist measure.
Now $200'md
Former prices from $3. 75 to $7. 50 ‘
WHITE VOILE MIDDIE'S
.COLORED VOILE DRESSES
NOW eenuoooeoaeo....9....o...oo-overt-oo-u-.........-....
Satin
d ‘iqjon adding? that trains on (”INT W _- —_
continued. I— .-
All train service on the Interim- ' 3 T ’ 4 ._ T AT
I“ m“ and Great Northern from since Saturday night. 34"”113V- 5133503 *ll‘l "-115 of g“ “'4 ‘\\“ <
Gvox‘gelown to Round tack. Tex, “'ASHINGTUN. July 10,—;Attor- SETBACK 0‘ U“ *1 “Set for:
.. . . - - is re- , . .___ __ ,
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‘ -. i . . . .
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Vin.
12.
lfl
Xhops rc-
llic lust
their old
wanted to kii'p their
(service mhih "Sgl
l:=l?l‘n.:l sizinflinn le‘l‘t‘ as (livi-
0p. m ll for the. week with this
“”2“ N" M the railroads [or
l’“H’imw to return if ”ivy
seniority and
'-l‘lu iniutimi into the strike of cir-
clilars belting lln‘ name of the Com-
munist Path of America. until”; ”1“
striking rnilum uorkers to (1013‘ the
courts, ignore injunctions and "stop
thc‘arm} int-fore it stops \ou." served
“ho walked out. in molest against the
“use decisions of the l‘t'dt’l‘al Labor
Board.
A further strengthening of 'the
guards around the railrogd properties
and a tightening of the union NOR?!
lines indicated that both sides were
preparing for a supreme test of
strength.
There were no reports of VlOlence
or outbreaks.
PARSONS. Kan.
eral Charles I.
hundred Kansas
11191 took command of the strike
situation at Parsons at 4 a. m., to-
day. Without a. word to cltelv or
county ofl‘lciais. the troops arrived in
town and were quartered in the M.
K. and T. Railroads athletic field.
One of the first acts of General
Martin was to place a ban on all
i 0.—Gen-
and three
Guards-
July
Martin
National
street meetings. ‘An otficiai order
was also served on all dealers in
firearms, threatening arrests for
selling” firearms or ammunition dur-
ing the military rule.
SPRINGFIELD. lllz. July 10.—
(Associated . ~Prese).——Reqnests of
Bloomington officials for state tr‘oops
have been acted upon “desivelY"
by acting Governor Sterling. AdiUt-
ant-General. Black announced at 8:30
o’clock this morning. The General
said he had no authority to make
MME. JEANNETTE
56 So. litin‘Btmet
'elfect that ti! entire 1301i Infantry '
p.. blic Mr. Sterling: decision.
tor: luomiuu.
Blowing Up of Bridges .
Ends Rail Communication
Of Dublin and Belfast
(Continued from First Page.)
ing area.
As regards Limerick City. normal
conditions have hem practically rc—
stored. most of the commund‘eered
the
buildings being mucuatcd. and
troops withdiaun tor duty elsewhere.
Lt 1V DUN, Jul;x lo (Associ 110d
Press). -—-l.attst reports from Ireland
indicate that the Republican mine is
ccl' (insult, cwnuherc except in the
Cork district. “here it is believed im.
portant events may be e\pected soon.
Eamon de Valera is reported to have
joined his supporters there. but vari-
ous other stories are in circulation,
one that he is in the neighborhood cf
Dublin and plans to attend the funeral
of Cathai Brugha. (Chutes Burgess).
. toda .
theatre suppyosi'lon that the Repuh I: an
lender would be ar-csren upon his n}:-
pearance in Dublin is scouted in some
quarters where it is suggested the
Provisional Government prefers that
he remain at liberty. believing his cap-
ture would be an embarrassment.
GOLDEN
OPPORTUNITY
Ends‘ Thursday.
l
-Ofilcial reports here were to the
GOLDEN’S
Self Service
Shoe Store
One Step from Corner
8 North Main Street,
South N orwalk
$1.75 yd.
The Textile Store
BARONETTE SATIN
Black, White and Colors
186 WASHINGTON 31'.
SOUTH nopwm ~
miliczal
52 Meadow Street
mew-m... . -.
WELDING
Tum "7
umu-u mjfhe 3"“
“AUTO REPAIRING.
Kendrick & Chase Garage
13 Raymond Street.
. south, Nam“!- CW“-
47
"Jfl
1.2.
Lu
\u to Bodies, FendeilRAl
Lamps. Repaired “‘1?
Made to order
Weldmg‘ Metals of A11 19““ STA
VICTOR “Whom” m...
48 Chestnut St. Phone :ngex-
elect a“-
Old Friends at the '0’
Price ”I ‘22:“:
The Old Well 5c Cigar 2::
the Perfecto Bo‘1 “and , 7.
at like his?
lo profiteorlnz tearing“ 01d ‘ Ewe;
Norwalk Chronicler