FRIDAY, JULY 14, 1922. ~.- i .- ,i x “ l m somrxd/nwm
'- 'NEWAMETTIEAN
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“PT 85 TllNS
PHILADELPHIA. July 14. ——- A
monster dirigihle, tho ZIl-l. is lming
llllill in the aircraft factory of the
Philadelphia Navy Yard; It is to be
tully as big as that ill-fated lcviuo
thian of the air, the 211-2, which col~
lleS‘Q'tl and fell flaming inta'lhe Hull
river in England last summer bring—
ing a terrible death to more than a
score of its crew. As fast as the parts
la” completed lie-re they are sent to
the hangar at Lukehurst. N. J..
lwhich will be thr- liome port of the
igiant airship. It is expcctod that by
r‘next April the ZR-l will Izé ready for
his first night. '
t This (lirigibit-
:th') Zaippclin typo to have “('00 built
[in this country. (‘ominantll-r \Vcstor-
ve‘t un‘l his assodutz-s in the mun!
aircraft factor)" arw brim: guide-l in
;the construction of tilt“ Zli—l by the
ltragedica of similar crfri‘i.
, A principal llii‘i‘r-roncv‘ lnvtwccn the
Philadelphia-built vlirigihle and that
which Colinpsml our Hull 13 the
strengthening 0! our); sew-mil rlurul-
uni-hum rim: inshu-l o: mvry thin.)
ring as in tho Zii'L‘. This. r.troiicti‘.cli—
in; la. arr-oniplisi.ul by tying (sch
section of [319 23—5541"! rugs (poly-
gons). which will makt- up tin-
!i'mm-work. “’illl tlc all’ufizl”t pow
sihlr slrun‘ls of vnppm- \u: -. S‘ZQI‘J)’
niiitmu“ such copy-'1‘ \~ll'l‘ will by
T “owl. and tho r» €117, it Is Ixillll. -..'«ll
2hr“ lllI‘ lrunuwun'k L rt (”tunn-
R'l‘tufa-r ("xi-n than if "ll‘fi'li.|“\i of
' $1M". lHn‘nlvi'Viig‘Jn is :m win\' 0"
aluminum :2'l _«-~p1vv-r Hm”;
lK-(‘dm‘r of its
and rii‘l‘l‘zlli.
’l'l’n raw}; 4‘! a»: :~:‘.‘ 12:: ll;- '..iirl
I..“x‘ larval
.’
Mark Down.
Sale
on
BARRY SHOES
AND OXFORDS
wi‘l he the first of
\x e are closing.r out 500 pairs of Barry
unv‘. is
muffins “l lupin,»
film-.4, and Oxfords at very low prices. . .. .. ,
(binfi‘: . '1 !‘
rrl ‘. d... . up... ~i 'l. 13,.
is Ira-Ly
(‘ummrsvwl uv
'T‘l‘v‘nj u“ u.
"in .. a»; x' . k
X“ Mal within x :‘r'\ \\- ' i-'<
. 'l‘;,. o:,\ '-'i" aw? in 7‘
:ml ‘7. n-I l minim: W‘ H
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l--- n? sin; lt'
in“: LA thickness A Hull.»
‘1‘“? Humid; \uw r:.ll\v l~ ~-
.t'l'
litiul"? lmying your next pair of shoes or
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4
,. ~.3'mr¢ls come in and look over our line.
F‘!‘ j. ."(“ W . p _ a - ‘ .
lua- Tum} Slice: a1 0 the best in tne market
xim
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“Mind. lull? fl pxzu‘lr
l-mnu l-mll i:- Akron. U
will luluv‘ :1 lntwl L'fi" '>I{lil"ly ,ul"
2.7I'.'~’“‘ l’lll‘lf to”. l‘ l.‘ FM
‘11”. llklljy' Hal llt‘ll.” ,l 1;.
mul-‘r lu‘
lln- lilllli‘l.“ «nanny I: : x will lu'
In («-sxury.
3‘ ()1'lL'Z.’l'.l’_‘s'
.gqin, lill' XII-l v.1! ml
«n.1nv: chimiw-
('f :Jw'
l“ 2'! »‘
.l.£...1.-
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t-ulzu'. Ami are the l-tm'est priced in the
7-7.9 SI‘
vii}: for the quality you get. mum-1
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lln 2|.7v'i' : ‘...:~ (0
in“ Hz;
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35.. 0 Barry Shoes in all styles, now $6.98
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$8.00 Barry Oxfords in all stylesmow $6.48
.‘vlv' t“,:-l"lj‘_t 'Il’j'fj
1):)“ 0'. $1.,
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whirl; lilu-ly \'.i‘.‘ la il'w
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our-third ul t1." -.;-t..vwx~:
marl" \zitlx'ml l.;\:l._a ll- lit
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lw It" mills
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$7.00 .‘xlcn's Shoes in tan and black, . . . .
now ......................... $5.48
5.7.30 .‘llcn's llrcss Shoes. now ....... $3.98
moo Men’s llress Shoes, now ...... $4.48
55.8% Boy's Shoes, now ........ '. ...?2.7"
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High gradeSport Shoes, now I!
4.... 2;:l‘ln‘w‘nz.
MUMN ITULS .\(-.\l\ ,‘Il’li'l
'l'lllilll .\l \S'l‘lll{.!
\“v-vt lln-aixh \unnlh Death Knvll to
(run-Laden l’anx~ilv~.
.‘ilifiil Men's Scout Shoes. now . . . . . . . $1.
ici Kid Shoes, now $4.98
I‘zlm‘» Plain Toe '\
at!
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» _, Crowds! Crowds! Crowds! « -
Sync
Entrances in Main Street, Fair-field Avenue, and Cannon Street
Open Daily 'till 5 I’. M.
Open Saturdays ’till 6 P. M.
~
CrOwd-s of hap ‘*
a!
. ° Mill End Shoppers. %
The 49th M LL ‘ D Sale.
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Is off to a flying start with thousands of people taking full
advantage of the wondrous values.
Thousands of yards of pretty fabrics and thousands of stylish
garments and thousands of pieces of merchandise for the home—all
at Mill End prices. . .-
Everybody is Mill Ending for they know that every article
bearing a Mill End price tag is offered at substantial reduction
in price.
Too busy to write more. now-you know the story.
(See you here again tomorrow; plenty of Mill End bargains
then as now.
THE HOWLAND DRY GOOPS
co.
\‘.'-r .,‘! Linux film? tlw yawn; Rios—
liw l]|-“.l" ll' Lil i urns,—
‘tl'vW-v ill‘ l‘w or“; “if; haul". 3'“!
l~‘.lf‘:l (I? S": n? PM“ Hi» :“I .:t
Y‘- '1‘ Will) la Till -.\'
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TI is :~1 ga-'>t- 1 tin: t‘ui: :‘3‘wll lu-
t,i':;:?4: Man; (.311?ch
\‘\'l:;'l in bottle (‘3‘ .\‘\\v" lfl'vnmx itl
lu :t;..’~' p055” ll: to (.12;an auxin-l
fva; s'lwp-wm )\\l:v r4; ;~.
11;: living Scum: llregnn.
s": ll.':‘. hi: div-"Ll lzi.~ Li‘sl
y. .11“
in your owz;
. liilUls lnvon‘“ :y._:i.l
wrn'vl :uvi-rsriutv your
gn-nt romp-l)- 3 trial.
I‘m S'.'.'-wt’lli‘¢.ii;is lxousts a million
s-2l:s,n-l usors.
i l Qinevm? l'otllos‘
I
i““"'l ".y 11:..12
fill! Thiill;
!1l_'l;l in 2* i
V
when I
we
this
lit-mo.
lug.
l::\ in:
firm-3: pair strictly guaranteed. A I
To Sufi] lvy all
GARVAN REAPPOINT-ED
DRUGSTORE INSPECTOR
liAllTl'V ‘lil >. Jul"
“run-my
:ztzul l Jul): “1
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l‘t-stfu} . .; Mutt-il-
.
Twi'oli
T151." Li l't; l‘.
-\~.:. was nus;
ring: stores maxi 1*
Hugs arc sold. .‘-l
p x .
.5: lil) se-(‘mld
mv'ml-cr o!’ tllr‘ in
wl Inc: ”:4; of
AI’POI N T S‘VITZER LIQCOR.
A .V .11 .YZER FOR :0 L‘l‘flPORT l
‘was recentlyuppointcd by Governor
Luke tor a sscond term. ‘ I,
The financial statement for the year;
ending June 30 shows that the board SUT'THI’URT. July l4.-1.uin B,
ru-viwd $1:.l=u5. and expended $5.- Switzv-r, dl‘uggist and Cilclni‘st of
9351“. It has turned owr to the Southport, has been appointed dimly-
k-rasury the sum of $3,069.2H. izrr of all liquor scizcd Ly the author-
'l‘lil- report of the secretary shows itics of the town. His duty will be to
that at the class of the fiscal your prom tho amount of alcohol in each
thr-N- wrrc 1.265 licenses} pharmacists -.uumit:.' to l..- {mud and to make a“
~~Al the :m- parts.
the“ {mini of
i1. 1.3:. l..‘(£xli:'.l )rser-rrlun
Munird of 5;. w llri‘lniii.
pro ~; 1- fl: .lz ‘ln ll. Ill-las-
‘1""l“l“‘1‘3‘iv':l. and ll.
Hr}.
loft'icial report on his findings,
The analytical apparatus that is extra
ploycd in those tests is termed "gaunt:
cometcr" and consists of seven maiOt
Thus; tests must be recorded
with the greatest care for on the out-
come of the tests lies the conviction
of accused bootlcggers.
the apparatus will test alcohol to the
fraction of one-tenth of one per cent.
It is said that
in the Sllllf,‘ and 393 assistants. There .
arc- 2.45" stores in the State whore
drugs and medicines are sold. 4
“The Board held an oxaminmion \‘;
candidatvs for assistants’ licenses ml
the hall of the Houseman}: About!
75. including the women. took the cx—l
animation.
of ani'ich. >‘t"1"?:ll‘\' and
1'. .1 Garvuz: {f .‘Tlilrzlr-
;ni:'.t(r-i ' surctbr of
ulhr-r [ :00.“ wlir-ro
. Mar>..1‘.l is svrv-
. .w ' m"
,‘ '-}f':ll‘.~‘ l‘l‘ln as a
1rd azlrl .‘Jr. lmrou
J
t
)3
: -'~“‘ l‘ {3103' :16 \Y'I'OZE‘J. Rubber heels
attached.
_ ( \‘ofl r_\'\\‘lif~l‘t~.—Ani\ .
l '( )IKHCED \YU.“ [IN '5 CLUBS.
\\'.‘a'l‘l£lil‘}l'TIY. July 1%.—~~'l'l‘.t» pull—
llczillnn of a history of the colurvd
phoplr} cf tin-Stall. lily preparation
.0!‘ a ll<t of the pubic school honor
{colon-(l pupils. tho indorse-mrrit of
lpivsrntation of giits to colored pupils
fwitl‘. the highest perccnmgvs on public
{school honor rolls, and tllc- furnishing
for l‘vwiding for one ms at the Chil-
gdrl-n’s Day Nursr‘ry at Hartford.
l'l‘hosc were tho divisions reached at,
Ithc meeting of tho executive board .at
2th? opening of thv two~day conven—
:tion‘ of the Nutmeg State Federation
'or Colored “'omcn's clubs in this city
. . '1';;:::“:::.; .3132“ :22;
LOUIS‘AVl‘lcka .
l
l’. 0. Block 80. Norwalk
‘ . ‘ thr-tic l'nderwear,now ,,,,,,,, 48c
l‘iiion Suits. now 2‘ for ......... $1.00
$2.60 Khaki l'ants. now ........ $1 48
52.50 and $1.00 Straw Hats, now . . . . $1 79
sessions all day tomorrow.
HAVE BABY’S
PICTURE TAKEN
. AT lllllflElSEN’S
In later years Baby will feel mifgltxgy
lift-scribed benches - ’ . good indeed to see the likeness o e
hours its end. tho 32:5!) lunch ham-$93117 )Wnd by the W3} “lei
mam- fold their 11m“, “isépglprgesag ’ grown ups must do the thinking ‘9':
mac-r 1mm in rubbish cans. . .3 an immmgdmgmth'e mgylfafiehalgygzi
picture taken and the Michélse .
dio is well prepared to make a. mighty .
satisfactory. picture at Baby. This
seasonoftheyearisnottocoldm
take baby out all dressed up in the
finer; to make a. photograph that will
please all members of the family. U:
to date mountings no. on hand. A;
:pointments torsitthzg- can be made
by Winnie. The Michelsen - (up-
stairs, at 18 Washington 8L—Mv.,
n....»~...‘ .-
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- H\ IHUHNIVUNI-S‘ [ENDS
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.. ——_\L'.
v'i.
,
long-gr
., rs and linolz-
:» ll» ,lomlwtoms
' WC {:1}.st of St.
' ‘ in'rrhyards and
. sartdwmhcs
J gone Jii.ltk(‘t‘-
lllllllflliflbk’l‘ 'Bl‘s
.. LINE INCORPORATE!“
.. Il.:: Vl’hitc- Bus Line Corp. 0!
1»rl«:;gep0rt' has incoryorated with
{dicta} of $33,000: business will start
With SlL’J-‘m. The incorporators are
Mcl’lzall. Frank faith! and
Dominick Antonelli.
The Lemar Realty Co. at Stamford
has dissolved. ' 1
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J-
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midst
are
“as.
our.
of llnr
always
?~t:t new
sit in the
lillli“?
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The Seasons’ Harvest
NATIONAL BANK Q»
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Jm‘xo'
To predict ‘thc result of ~
In the “Sp 'ing of Youth” the farsighted
hoarding of money would be
sow thoughtfully.
cgwo‘aav
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at};
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Through “Life’s Summer” they toil and
save, with a vision of their future.
\
:9.
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' ' ' "" im be secured.
W hen “Autumn” comes the harvest 18 1nd“ .dual a S
just what they have made it. I l
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Then, in “Winter’s Twilight,” well earn-
ed rest is‘the reward of their foresight and . g “t 1874.
thrift. ' '
READ YOUR FUTURE
IN YOUR BANK BOOK
‘ THE “CITY '
Norwalk, Conn.
South Norwalk, Com}. . .4
- n
K . ~ fimyxxmsgg‘» raw
Suppose EVérybody
Hoarded Money
universal
no great
task for any thinking man or woman.
Civilization has progressed because
_, men have realized that only through
confidence and co-operation can even
To Dron’de Norwalk and community
with a safé depository for private as
well as public funds is the primary
function of this bank—Has been smce
’ Fairfield County
" {Savings Bank
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