‘ Ask any one of the better 01388 or building conta'adzors ,
‘ Why so many people are dissatisfied with their new houses a y
few years after they are built. Ile W111 tell you poor co’nq
he supply of the domestic sizes structiog. 7.
Coal, Egg, Stove and Nut, has ~ Constant repair bills and the endless annoyances that so ,
bed file vanishing point often rob house- owners of the satisfaction they are entitled to,“
,7 1 _ are the result of construction short cuts, mistaken economy, .
11111;: 15:3: {”3312 “Effooti; by forcing legitima‘te contractors who know GOOD MATERI-
5‘3 0 ALS and how to use them, Who see house construction in terms
not pleasant although something of durability and eficiency to bid against construction prac-
fivorably may happen sooner tices that every honest man condemns. Build for permanence.
5—J0869h to Michael and Bessie
“an expected, but every day’s . 7 . .,,
‘ 1 , 0‘ " Abrahams.
delay makes the situation more r-. .
The HATCH & BAILEY CO. 2—'—Edwa.rd to Stephen and Anna
uncertain. . - \
. 7 . Zazuri.
Agents for Bird 0. Son and Jehns-Manville Co. Roofing; 4-De1in to John and Deckerinuohy '
V ‘ ‘ ' Hazain. ~ '
Sheetrook Wall Board.
iulletin "'
According to the vital statistics reo-
aids in the town clerk's elf-ice. there
are as births, 43 roarfioses and. 38
deaths for the month or June.
Births .7 f
1—Henry to Jasephyi and Santa Fal-
' cone ,
s—-—Anna to Salvatore and‘ Rose
Monzi.
A" 313’ lunch 0 .Bargams in
the Suzt Sectlon
WHITE DRESS SKIRTS
Two Special LIES—$2.00 8; 83?
This is a mid-summer chance 1...
cure these justly popular gaunt
at a small price. Your Choice
Gabardine or Surf Satin.
DAINTY SILK WAISTS
Two Special Lots-$3 .00 & $5. 00
Wonderful values of Georgette,
Crepe de Chine and a feW Pussy Wi-
loWs, in a Wide choice of styles and
Elizabeth Riley ‘
shades.
6 .———EdWard-7: to Edflard and Anna : ,
Weldrler, ~ 7 , = ' - ,7
ill—Morris to Mon-13.11.11 Helen Start. ‘ 7 . - .
‘ ' ' , ‘ ' .7 ' . "°-E“W”mw° Edward find , PRETTY GINGHAM DRESSES SILK CAMISOLES REDUCE)
. 0 ' ' . ~9—sfieno 16.311191111111111 Josephine ‘ ' " ‘ ' ’ ' , j
. _ o. .. Snydm" ’ ‘ ‘ , 7 Now $3.00. and $4.00 Navy or Brown, PerSIan Trim .351
" BATTER 'ES ”-38“ Eu 1.. mm“ and" Were $5.00 and $6.00 Flosb Color, only . . . . . . . . $1.11
Elizabeth Main.
13-4-Mo'rtln'1fer to Mortimer and Har-
If you are In doubt on to the oondltIon of the battery In your flat Pratt. . , ”
car at pro-en: come In and see in. We wIII glvo you a good [-
aIIowonce for It In oxohange for an Bride. 7
7~David Sellout 'to ‘Harold and
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
The supply-of Pea coal is abun-j
t at present but cannot last
dfi'nitely.
3—Marsie Eleanor w to Gllflord and ,
Katie Saunders. .
' a—Richard 'Williams to Vincent and
. Harri’et‘ Sweeneng ‘>
7—3088 to ’kntoifio and Brigita
Spano. to '
8-Helen Ellnbeth to Herbert
In any event Goal of all kinds
probably be very scarce
ughout the Fall and Winter.
and,
ch
Nettie Baldwin.
ll—Leonard- Clark to Cliflord and
Helen Ely. "
12—Harry Andrew to Harry and Edie
Nystrom.
m MAN’S SHOP
-— Presents —-
'7 ”microphones SALE
12—William Henry Nolan and Eliza- 0F VON GAL BAT CO.
beth Anna W411“?- . Judge J. w. Banks of the Superior
“’ATERPO‘VPR D131 110111413.
WASHINGTOV. . '
more waterpoww ‘
way than at am
De Form.
, 1.. ething To Be Proud of
- 'FOUR-IN-HANDS
._ Of _
BEAUTIFUL
“ON DUL’E CREPE”
_. By __
(CHENEY
At a. dollananda—half. we believe
"them to be ti: best value in a tie
and the most beautiful ever made.
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
‘
I III-TO: DATE CIGAR STORE
. SOLE AGENTS 1’0!
Lennon ’
.CITY DE LUKE
BRAAR
~ PIPES
Illa Celebrated Dunhlh'l
"Memo Block Tel. 1581
7 F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk
1"
m A SQUARE DEAL
‘WC will buy your household
rags, papers, Junk and all
. -hand goods. Anything you
'0. Price according to the quali-
ol the goods. A square deal
Hun.
‘nnmr P. mount
02 ‘Van Zandt Street
and Good: Always on Sale
do not all. We have a large
includes all kinds of shell.
Ind uroenters’
mamas.
my; conveniences added
y that will be helpful to you
_,yon may 11011111179 seen on
nxmmsm
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
Quality Groceries~ and Free §
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann S” 00., Inc.
l“Bosmvlifilshin‘g'ton Street, South N orwalk
Schultze’ s Saturday Special
W
FANCY FC‘VLS & ROASTING CHICKENS, 38c lb
Legs of Lamb
.1...-..--uo.u.-.....oou
40c lb.
RumpsofVeal 30c lb.
Sirloin Roasts . . . . . . . .
Rolled Pot Roasts
Smoked Shoulders
Hamburg Steak
28c lb.
19c lb.
14c lb.
Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Dept—43 Main St.—Norwalk
ALL SCHULTZE MARKETS ,CLOSE AT NOOIG 0N WEDNESDAYS
Schultze’ s Sanitary Markets
‘ 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk. .
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue So. Norwalk.
Westport Georgetown Darien
- - 7‘ _
e
Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
— OF -— .7
CORSETS, HOSIERY, BRASSIERES, GLOVES, UNDER—
WEAR AT REDUCED PRICES.
M. J EANNETTE
56 So. Main Street So. Norwalk, Conn.
It‘ofleroiffl’emm
SUMNER EDIE WEBSITES ~
Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Ovens,
Croquet Sets, Screens, Screen Doors, Porch Blmdb Etc.
Ice Cream Freeaers, .
.j zn—Willlaim to Williain and Lillian
McCoy.
S—Eugenio to Anthony and Costan-
za Debullio. -
15—John W’lmam to Norman and
Bertha Banks.
17——-Herbert Kelsey to Herbert and
Margaret Jorics. -
24-1395; to William and Theresa Be-
: ell.
12—13111} Monica to Francis and Calh-
erlne Rogers.
16——Charlouc"to -Herbert and Char-
lotte London:
S—Som' to - To'mmaso and Concetta
Candle.
lswlinrgaret Ellmbeth to James and
Helen Montgomery._ j
17—Mary Agnes to Martin and Lena
Passock.
10—1: 1:) Pearl to Wiuaro and Elsie"
Siloox.
22-Steph6n J- Ujhely and Gladys foourt today approved an order for
Elizabeth Yarringten. the sale or the Von Gal hat factory
28—Fred John Columbo and Carmel-"113 owury to cover the amount of
nida Terolla. . ‘
Ethel Callaghan.
barelli.
net Anna Gall.
rel: Lave-y.
Frances Smith.
Lillian Risolo.
Twp.
Adelaide Rogowska.
15~Patrick John Tallon
Margaret Marker.
and
lsmr‘i- :11] to Stephen and Mnrgarct‘
l‘olluk.
:3-——I‘liyilis A1111 to Allen and
Gouldon.
23——lmroihy May
Catherine Gage. _
maxim” to Harvey
“1111?. ,
25—41111 Stanley to Stanley and
GI 111115 Carpenter. 7‘- 7
Emily 1
to sweater and
and Annie
111a Goldtic‘
{11111. *'
29—-Cnllxoria.c {c
Ina Ant ra.
24—~Gii‘l to Jacob anti Bci‘llia Fadi—
man.
Ill—olx‘wm
Rubin.
27--loscphi:~c 10 (3511111311 and Jennie
G: 11:
211—3113111111 to Jagob uml‘ Jennie
1'1‘ 1 .1.
7—\\'ilii:mi I.dward to \R'illiam
Mm) G: Im‘od.
22-—\\‘1iti.1m Charles to “'ill'iam
Amanda Callahan.
27—1301‘01311fl \‘Viliuo to Albert
Gertrude Hughes.
10—»)11111111- Caroline to Nelson
“91‘; \‘.‘ bite.
24-l{111h \luricl to Leo and
. Baker.
29—Alhir1 Io satinuel and Ida Gut-
1:011 51-: V.
30—1‘uulJolm ’
11mm. ,
30——-Don: 1! ‘ Joségm 11‘) Guy and Sandy
Guel‘lli‘i'h‘
son—110111111110 Y! m to Vincenzo
‘ and Fr nnoiiri’assafurue.
ill—Julia lo sfiyhéa and Elizabeth
8211111510.,
27—Hcleu to 1.0% and
2o—Forlna to Antifny
Soltor. ,
29—Francesco Ea
~ Siustone \Iogc'ato.
29— —F;dith to Alfred and Marion Har-
ris.
mule £316 Ann‘-
\llcnto Jack and Miriam
El-
and
and
and
and
II urth
£39111: and Anna Al-
Suzey Dozsa.
and Helen
to Nickola and
. .. , Marriages.
3—\Villiam l‘rancis Kelly.
Bridget Lamb
3—Josepli Rakeck ’, and Catherine
. Barrios. - ' ‘ 3
l—George We. ér Thompson and
Mary Merrie curing.
3—George J.
ephiue Mat ,
2—William Fri
’ betll Harrie 1
10~George Leo 35951111115" Doris and-
Clara Elizabeih Wood. . *
10—Charles Cyrir' Tack and Ruth
Geneva. 0ak§
1—John Mela an €2.11: Rose .Gay.
5—Henry Juli Deysenroth and
Hazel May
li—Reginald ,
Ida—Mable
Jr., and
33's.
and Anna Eliza-
Katherine
".Gwendolyxi' '
zz—Willia‘m Ha.
‘26—4313111633‘ Addison Mills
1 and Helen Jos— ._
24*Aa‘noid "Roy \‘amp and
Frances Evens.
22wC‘iiurlPs Hendrick and Viola
Guycr.
lion Marie Finch.
1 l—Greorge Gregory
- Lascowitch.
. ' Deaths.
KEG. 1‘8.
1'8 days.
‘ Be—Anziallafic Valentine.
S months. ‘25 days.
3~Ellc11 Morris Petty,
months, 21‘) days.
3wJoiu Carl Odenwald.
2 days.
6~I~1111Yael§1 Dc 313111110.
months. .
I;-G1“Ql‘ge Justin Adams,
. 11‘) months, 15 days.
7—Sibieuc Bossoue.
months, 3 daxs.
G4
59
39
4 «1111.5.
S~Eiiiott June 1.09.
months. 13 days.
9—Clicrles Henry Klock, I
llw—Caroiinc
yours. 2 months, 23 days.
lie—Josephine Hamilton.
12—‘3115311 Emily Mather,
19 days.
38
69
months. 23 days.
lbs—Julia ,Anna Barry,
. months, 21) days.
13—3-(3Iady‘s Pearl \Vhile, 2
{months 27 class.
143—}.1‘11111. ‘7 Margretta
~ .jyears. 711 months. ‘17 days.
Ike—Lewis Horton Sconcld. 62
' . 8 days.
years. 10 months. «Mays.
14—Seth Gregorv
months, 23 days.
18—4 rancesco Cella
months, 23,_days.
months, 6 days.
2111.11
6 months, 28 days.
.22—Henr1‘etta' Norton,
\ months, 6 days. '
43
,. 23 days
”zs—Eugene Winter, 61 years.
23—Catherine Johnson
25—‘We‘sley Lockwood
years; 8 months. 1 day.
t . Polinkos, 3
riai'e “an-.1
26—James Michael Tommy and Mary Ives appeared as the receiver for the
26—John Russell and Anionette Zam-
ZG—Johu Joseph Straw 1111.1 Marga- $3.11 sold. for about :20 00021111 later
14~Paul Albert Lengyel and Marga- {$119 of the proper-1v
2149039 Henry Butler and M33?" pear-ed although it had been well ad-
"S—Annlbgleg Di Michele and Louise
II—Julius Budovsky and Core En-
S—Thomas Peter Lojcsky and Anna
and Lil-
24~Jolm 'i‘oti‘i and Bertha \‘itarncs.
and Elizabeth
1-—-Samucl Handford Raymond;
35%;,“ IOfinoma%;n 9"?“ 8.9% ”LE-Joseph Greek. 56 years. 2 months, -
' “ Go‘s-ea... .
69 years, 3
73 years, 9
years, :1
S—IOSeph Risk, 3‘! yo:1rs,\9 months.
years, 5
121 3‘.
Gillman McCie-llan.
I 2 years.
lZ—Nettie B. Rowland, 51 y‘ars. 10 1 ad .ltcfa
20 years, 10 '
years. 3 ,
Gregory,
Ila—O'scnr Henry Franklyn Keeler, 7
SS years, 29 days.
15—~John Henry Yates.,.7l y.ears 11
78 years.
lS—J‘lcnjamin Lockwood, 81 years, 4
, u—85014 asasm Ree-1:1?
20— Agnes Josephine Bayne, 23 years.
years. is.
2—-—Rocco 31131-1110. 1 year, 1 nionth,
s. 7 7‘ . 7 , = 7 . 7 ,
Clark. . . ’ ‘ ‘ -
years. 2‘
film: Thorne, widow ctr
"resident of Montgomry“ 7 /
{the encumbrances. Judge J. Moss
ihat factory. which has been in finan-
cial trouble several times. Some time
i o the machinery of the concern.
1311 order “as issued for the pub} 10
consisting of
two factory buildings. but no one ap-
.vertised Col. Ives now ca 11 sell the
éproperty. The total mortga'rc debts
goLabout 5.13.000 will be paid out of
jth? 83:9. . .. aw“
§ Judge Banks reopencd :1 mortgage
judgement against '1‘. Rock, in an ac-
;tion brought against him by the De-
“lurks which at :27 £0111—
secured a judgment of
The action was based
against the Gas
Mary 1 ":01? Sic-V's
191' hearing
about 31.3100.
"011 a claim bond
d’ixture Co. 7
1 Attorney F. E. Morgan stated to
,the court today on his motion for the
freopeuing of the judgment that there
‘was another bond in the case, and
Cora
M ay
tion's history
commission repo-
x‘iewing the resuiis
administration 1:11.11: 1'»
act.
Applications fr:
\clopmcuts filed T1; ‘
since its erratic
total of 321 and
l}: twenty minim:
than twice 1111‘ 3 .\i
st. 1.1 tion of it»? :
I‘SED IT
A. L. Starzsi‘r.‘
uses Fo‘
family.
says-
host
1375.
then,
1.2.1.1»,
cal‘m!
xx'cr. . ‘
gciiizi
SINCE 1575.
11131: the claim bond was not obliga-
9201‘}: against Mr. Rock but against
the company.
80 i
ATTiR OF ROSES
SCARCE .J'MD DEAR.
131:le ARIIX‘S-éi Bnigaria' s
, rat sitar of roses industry. hereto-
130:0 one 01‘ her principal assets, is
:in danger 01‘ complete collapse. Pie:—
7111‘es just published show that :
gyesr's output 01 1111 . most fragrant ! :
iprtoio‘. - 110111.111»: 111 the “01‘1“:
iamm {rel to 02171; 2.000 3101:1135: This;
is 01 lew’v‘n lllh 0‘: the pl‘L‘— 1'. 1 1 :zctfl
A. on: 111111} 111142111111 piolizseu 3 per;
$60111. 01‘ the world‘s 5 . :ilpp _\ Oi altar of.
'" 1‘09215. ' . i
7 The decline in the 111111: 1‘}: is 11110 1
11111133 to an unchecked dis-case in the:
gross bushes. partly to the neglect off
:1119 gardens as :1 105113: of niobium-j:
Mien. partly
so 151.1.
years,
years. ’
l
10 decreased demand for{
:11}? product from the United States.)
SPECIALS FOR THE,"
WEEK
thra Fine. fork . . .
Corned Beef Hash,2
Wool Soap Flakes, 3
L
Toilet Tissue, 7 for ..... $33
64 but more parlicui: 1111' to pl‘ofitcering
In the n‘lidd! omen who not onlv haxei
idis; osed of the cssencc .11 Oxherbilallt ‘
years’gpriccs. but liaxo also ruined the;
li‘crhtation of Bulgarian pi odnccrs by:
3 mg the essence.
snows GREAT ENDI'RAN GE. ,
At night. in February. 1920, during.
a. blinding blizzard and :Emid great‘
cakes of floating ice. the steamer
e“Polias" ulthout cargo mistook float-3
éing beacons and struck on a sub-
merged ledge oft Port Clyde Me. Thel
ship. according to an ilustrated arid-1
do in the Julv Popular Mechanics
Magazine, uhich was 250 ft long. did
not differ from a type largely 0011-,
structed during the War, except that?
the, hull was of concrete. The shipf
lies broadside to the sea. exposed to!
been? waves and swell at all times.)
for the tides, which rise 13 fit. at this
point. surge over the hidden ledges
with tremendous force even in calm
weather. An inspection of the ship inj
July, 1920, revealed no damage what- §
ever, except a. hole in the bottom and.
water 11’. the hold. Otherwise the hull.
decks. and bulwarks. all of concrete.
7 did noLeven show a small crack.
75'
years,
10
64
Application (or the Salvation
"' Army Picnic on July 26th.
‘My parents are not financially ,
Summer School ;
Is in Session.
ENTER NOS“
REGULAR & SPECIAL
COURSES
Merrill Business /
College
in org i
College is Eccened. I]
CITY NATIQNALE-.BAN1‘(¥§a .
97 Washington $1.50
Into Bodies, EMMA.
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to 0159r
Welding New °‘ “I”
,____._.
moron Wiggle 3,.
.48. 011mm St:
able to take me to the sea shore
and I Wish to apply for the priv-
ilegc or going on the picnic. at
Roton' Point, on July 26th. -
' \ .
Nanié .........-.....j........
street and 3010..."...1 ..::.:'
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