' other coal , in grade and.
‘ To use this also in your
furnaces and other heaters
done.
glare to keep your ash pit
7_ DOn’t shakeflie fire too
stop when the first signs o£
._ .Keep a good body of
‘hutdonotfeedaamuehat
THE MAN’S SHOP.
-— Presents .-—-.
New
Fall
Caps
r... 0...... _ N... a...
READY NOW!
' Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
ble, in fact can be
‘7 Ask any (info! the better class of building contractors
why so many people are dissatisfied With their new.houses a
few years after they are built. He will telleyou poor con. ,.
.
struction.
Constant repair bills and the endless annoyances that, so
often rob house-owners of. the satisfiaction theyare entitled to, ' 2
' ‘ are the result of construction short cuts, mistaken economy, .
b' forcmg' le 'timate contractors who know? GOOD MATERI— ,
.1148 and 1101130 use them, who see house construction in terms --
" *ofdurnbflityand efliciencypto bid agamst._eonstruction.~prac- - ;
3 . tioes that every honest man condemns. Build for permanence.
l
P Y Q ThefiATCH &BA1LEY“CO. .
- Agents 1.. an a Sonund Johns-Mlnvllle c... mm...
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aheetrook Wall Board.
FORD OWNERS ‘
Haonoqseenthe WW. .,
Cord Tire at $13.50 .
s. L.
This is not a chap cord but angenuineSilvoz-tonM-o! thee
stander-dune. Miathebestvelue-ina cord'tiro ever cited.
Benedict ,
73 north Main street, south Norwalk.
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
TARLOV ABROS. '
yg-To-DATE CIGAR STORI
sou: some log '
Moon
CITYDE LUKE
BRIAR
PIP“
use Celebrmd ’nunnnr-
mm. Block To]. 1581
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norm
'L 4-23!“
m A SQUARE DIAL
»'0 will buy your household
I‘ll. D896”. m m ell
> hand goods. An you
~» ‘ Price according to the quali-
od the goods. A square deal
“In.
mir p. mom J.
“V
, 57"" ' .. . ~ " ‘1
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d Goods Alwm on lol-
.' ’ ‘ ”Jud
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69’ Co., Inc.
53 Washington _ Street, South‘ Norwalk‘
non 1406
nu Damn! l
' "" Am: ' ' “
> 20% DISCOUNT 20%
On Every Item in Our Immense Stock.
FURNITURE VALUES IN THE CITY
4
THE BEST
Raymond ‘69” Son
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
WALL AND HIGH
l nflm .awv'tlwfi‘ rm,~m}g 75,4:3:
Hairdo JEANNE TTE
5680.Msin8treetl
.. This shows Blanche, Sweet, 5
star on both stage and screen.
She .was married in June last-.10
,: Marshal Neilan a noted motun
Diet“!!! producer. Now it is
eta is: Sweet lives at one
>,. ”My.
‘ .
DRY. Goons
ATT
STORE
‘ ~ a j A’Startilng Sale Of S709“ tell?
ONEé-TH 1RD OFF
:‘o. our entire big stock of reelsweater'e‘" All sizes for Ladies, Miss;
(iron. A vvide‘ choice of attractive colorp‘combinations.
Q
was”
1 .V'More Silk’Wais'f Bargains
Two big lots—embracing our entire stock.
,fLoT'No..14Waists.£ormeflyprice5a to $7.50 Now ...'..L‘. .. ..... ..
"L-o'r’No; 2—Waists fennel-1y priced up to $19.00 Now
- . 'ORDERCASH WOVEN LABEL‘s Arena NOTION COUNTER,
' ‘ .%
hotel and Neilan at another.
BALTIC mm ’
_;-_IllllNNlNfiSHllW3 .
Milli Pllflllli
STOCKHOLM.—Legislation in Swed-
en against drunkenness and conse- '
quent heavy taxation on liquor and
beer has resulted in very high prices
for alcohol of every kind. So much
so that smuggling of drink into Swede
en has developed all along the coast.
and it is asserted that about 5.000
gallons from the Baltic are landed
and sold in Sweden cvery day.
Recently a German ship was said to
be anchored outside territorial waters
with acargo of spirits for sale. In
order to establish the truth of this
alli god rum-running. the corrcs-l
pendent of The Associated Press de—
cided upon a personal investigation.
\\'itl. :1 friend he eml.iarked on a six
ton cutter for this German boat,
which was expected oi‘l‘ fimdhamn.
and after a pleasant sail in the moon-
light came up with tho vessel which
was riding at anchor with the usual
lights showing.
On hailing the vessel we were re-
qucslcd to £0 aboard and were re-
ceived cordially by the Captain. "Just
walling: for smilelmdy clsc.” he said.
z..
1
‘ So. Norwalk, Conn.
Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P. M.
vogu'FURNAcE'HPEs '
, ' III-m - m ,
hquUtZi’f I .19 will”. -
verge” m Ira—.6
»m 1. max 1.1 . .
'3 the'mat er with that
:fi‘Mri” you ask and
fill your family seems to
. .. 1* us that question of-
.“ hire taken a look at it
.. (gr’ntell‘you its ailment
it all...
.nmonn a pm.
Mid é’Summer Sale
CORSETS,
fi'l
GLOVES, HOSIERY, BRASSIERES
' AND UNDERWEAR
' a; At Reduced'lfrices..
x
SchultZe’s Tu’eSday Specials 5'
I
' ‘LI
SHOULDER VEAL ROASTS . . . . . . .. 25c lb.
Forequarters Lamb
Loin Veal Chops
Hamburg Steak A
Frankfurts
var: Our Fruitsnd Vegetable Dept—43 Mam 8t.—-Norwalk
ALL SCHULTZ: MARKET! CLOSE AT NOON 0N WEDNESDAYS
I Sanitary Markets
. SchultZe’S
some
22c lb.
1
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Washington sum and‘naflroad Avenue. So. Homelk. ‘ '
Weapon cool-9w Dal-ion eta-Mora slaeé‘nock Brian-port's
. to trade llOI‘i‘ us much as i wish with
*<J
a bottle.
'_ the Seventh on“: theeweekifrhan he
a
' Week led them
~ @113. and!
"but you are very welcome anyhow."
Asked doWn to the cabin. the visitors
explained tlicy \vcrc neithcr buyers of
alcohol nor in ilio service of the cus-
toms. but only wanted to learn some-
thing first hand about selling spirits
on tho hlgh seas.
’I‘hc captain was it young Gcrman.
nboul 30 years old. “You take me for
a: smugglcr." he said. "or
out for business iwyoud the law. but'
you arc riuiw mistaken. My name is.
Ludwig \N‘olfl'. formerly of the Ger-
man navy. I do no business which
cannot hear cxzunination. and would
not for anything in the world infringe
on the Drh'ilrgvs of Sweden. I am in
ink rnnllonal waters; and am entitled
E.
Oi
lie
diton at the lawrence and
Associated Hospital here.
fractured skull due to an automobile
collision in
An operation was performed
. g ;
MARYLAND'S ‘PRETTIEST,
Here. is Miss Mabel Griffith of
Baltimore, who was chosen as
the prettiest girl in the State of
Maryland in a contest conducted
by the Baltimore newspapers,
winning a cash m-ize of $5.00.
AUTO VIC'I‘I M 'S
CONDITION CRITICAL.
NEW LONDON. Aug. lsé—Mrs. Lois
(Pall) Robinson. wife of \V‘. C.
licollcgser LROlu‘nsml. nationally known artist of
d Lyme. continues in in critical con~
Memorial
She has a
afternoon.
to re-
ve pressure against the brain.
Lyme Sunday
anybody who wants to do buslncss
with me. I can my»? you the purest
and lac-st “‘liiskir-S. English and Amer-
loan at about $1.25 a uart. A have
. dag—u: - 1“» ~x~
913999-33“ fipé’lfi: .é‘l'finaps for 3 krone
and many thousands bottles
of Gt-rman lu-nudy."
\K’olfl‘. reforming: to himself, explain-
ed that he had lu-vn paid off from the
navy whcn the armistice was declared.
and on hearing oi‘ the liquor trade
Wilh Norway. hc decided to join in.
"I am not dealing: for my own ac-
count." ho said: “this businessis or—
ganized in Hamburg by big capitalists.
Liquor in Germany is very- cheap and
Scandinavian currency very *big. so
although we scll much cheaper than
do registered dealers ashore. the pro-
fit for us is nearly 500 per cent." He
added he expected to get rid of his
present cargo within a. week and re-
turn for more. He made ten trips
last year to Norway. and with the
same number to Sweden this year he
expects to clean up endugh‘i‘or’ a five
years”rest. - . . “
M'fizo'uf ity’aryor
r'rrifatr'oa by fire. -
_ (10in eradication J .
WWSGDRY
7513‘ pmvlrbulic
a 500:; 1‘0 ev’ety',‘
' L. M. AYERS,
155 Washington St., 4 ,
Keeler Bldg,
TORRINGTON '
‘ BUNGALOW DESTROYED.
.TORRINGTON. Aug. 15.—A new
bungalow owned and occupied by JO- ’
seph Mendel, on Highalnd avenue,
was destroyed 'by fire, together With
its contents yesterday afternoon. The
loss is placed at $5.000. The‘origin 01,
the fire is unknown.
/ SPECIAL COURT SESSION.
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 15.+A—special
two weeks‘ session 01' the civil side 0f
the New Haven Superior Court has
been called for September "8. , and
Judges W. M. Maltbie and Isaac Wolfe
Will preside. The latter is touring
Germany, but will be home by'that '
date. ‘i ; " 1 ,
, The Firm and Mini)! ‘0!!-
' ’ e .tonrth commandment-~09. the
on law distinctlyscommn'ndgthit
aidsyot rest. on whlen’no work‘o’f
‘klnd shall be done. :l‘hé W
than: observed the '
long time, because its.
the land, The {ac-(that
trom the dead on them!!!
tomeee 51811
lay them
‘arres‘ls made
mmmntwmm.
NEW HAVEN. Aug. 15.—Although
the central police precinct lockup was
filled withipersonsarrested for drunk-
enness on Saturday night, these and
at > other precincts
bringing the totalpto 7a. the city court
session was short yesterday. ' Nine of-
fenders only were put to plea and of
these seven received fines or jail sent—
ences. First “tenders were released.
0
SULPHUR CLEARS
Apply Sulphur as Told “hm m.
Skin Intake 0m.
Any breaking out of the
face, neck. arms or lvruly '
quickest by applying la
The pimples seem to dry up
away, declares a. note! . .
Nothing has ever i-
take the place of suipi"
remover. It is h‘dr
GIRLS! LEMONS ;
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES
{ .’
Squeeze. the juice of two lemons?
into a bottle containing three ounccsf
of Orchard \Vhlte, which any drug-
store will supply for a. few cents}
shake well. and you have a quarter:
pint of harmless and delightful lemon 3
bleach. Massage this sweetly fro-l
grant lotion into the face. neck. arms:
i
l
l
and hands each day. then shortly note
the beauty and wliitness of your skin.
Famous sings beauties use this}
lemon lotion to bleach and bring that 3
soft. clear. rosy-white complexion, al-
so as :1 freckle. sunburn and tan §
bleach because it doesn't irritate.
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
1
I
Extra Fine Pork 20c lb. 1
Libby's Corned Beef Hash, ,
21b.can...... 29c{
Star Naptha Washing Powaer,
Large size . ...... . 18c pkg. j
:‘rol hone '17
3’ “0th
penSive. Just ask c?
a. small jar of Row-ins .‘lt:
phur and use it like will
Adv. '
SEND THE CHILDlfl
If you cannot come. ;‘
children. We well
(iron—we'll treat, 11min r
treat. them courier " ‘
them so ilicy m}. i ..
again. Ask yourmrz
your neighbor's cfzf.
your errands. You r'.
interpret y‘ur Wan: _
we will “1‘2:
selecting iiie goods.
H. AMEAD
' ' ~v k»
Prescription Psamacun
8 No. Main St. 80. Nam-am, Ct.
our b- ~‘
,_.
o REPAIRING.
AUTWELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage
13 Raymwd 8““
Norwalk. 0°“-
, ,————c‘
. 25c I.
Toilet Tissue, '7 rolls . ..
5, _~#rr”-fii¢r—o
A.“ STULL
24 Cottage St, East Nor-walk
i
GUARAN TEE TRUNK
ling Bodies, F e n den
‘J I: Repaired and
,‘__
Lamps,
Made to Order
Welding Metal: of All Kind:
VICTOR WESEL
Y
48 Chestnut St. Phone 355-5
.AND UMBRELLA co.-
.. .4
Now introducing a full line of
GENT’S FURNISHINGS
At Most Reasonable Prices.
9 No. Main'St. So. Norwalk
J on.
, excelled.
Price of
on Well 5c Cigar s
' the serrate Board
We think‘our‘stoek can hardly be
best'rmakesin , i.
‘ ALLKINBS 0F ’ .
, , If. You needstools, implements,
LWe‘oarry a wide variety of the
h
College is located ":(taiDG-
, BAN
crrv NATIONAL nan-ml"
all °t-i
.7 wuhlnat one. s°'
. ' i; liar-divine, or “mg m‘
SM“ e: an and letng .‘Sjlow you
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