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B3 Joyful-
Now the Summer is upon us and
our coal is going strong. I! you
have some in your cellar you can
not be very wrong. Those who
wait for lower prices will not see
that blissful day till the world
has passed Inflation and is bound
the other way. Yet the runners
are like others, they desire the
highest wage, operators do not
worry—and the Pnblie’s in a rage.
Just be happy that you’re liv-
ing at this interesting time, in a
land of ready money, where the
dollar is sublime, where a dime is
never mentioned and a mark is
but a joke, where a man not
worth his million is about as good
as broke.
The Ferris Coal Co.
OFFICIAL BOSCH HAGNETO
SERVICE STATION
All makes of Magnetos. Starters.
Generators and Ignition Systems
repaired and Installed. We are al-
so selling New Bosch Ignition for
Fords and all other cars.
110 80. Main St. 50. Nos-walls
Phone “3
In South Nor-walk Most People
Do Their Shopping
at the
MILL OUTLET STORE
124 Washington St.
There Is a reason for it—-C. Y.
ROWLAND M. BEACH
FLORIST
10 France St.
Phone 2140
Successor to
Raymond 69‘ Son .
WALL 6; HIGH STREETS
nonwam, come. 3
OLD CARS
Sell Your on Cars til the At
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
.WRECKING CO.
1310 llorth Avenss
Between Oak and Cents Sta,
WHORE. COIN. '
Phone Barnum asses
Second-Hand Parts end fires to
Fit Any Make or Oar.
Co'l‘o
Aaron Kohnfs
For Auto Supplies
9 moan smug.
_ nouns-r
“Washington“
i
amrmw. alarm i
We’-esbing to build . home—
How much will it cost 1 That doesn’t matter so much.
Mansion or cottage 1 Neither does that matter. Wood.
stone, brick, stucco, bungalow—that isn't vital either. Suit
your taste and your pocketbook. _
Here 18 something vital ! BUILD THAT BONE WELL.
You are going to put money into it—your soul. It's worth; it i ~
We hope to be of some help to you in the problem of build-
ing well. Building materials, like everything else‘ inthe
world, are of two kinds—the good and the bad. Rememhk
this, that you pay the price of good materials anya'ynvhethcr
you get them or not. If you do not get the soon ,‘etrbng, dub
able materials in the first place you pay for them in repairs
on the poor stuff.
The Hatch £9" Bailey ,, CO.
LUMBER AND WWO“
Shoctrock. Cornell. (blue: Wall Boards—WW Chi-gla-
so... -.. a.
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann £4 00., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
PRO“ 1400 use nil-"II!
FOOTWEAR FOR MEN
BLACK OXFOBDS—I’cbbled Scotch Grain Leather on the
brogue lasts. Smooth, bright calfskin,
in trin‘ dress models.
BROWN CHORDS—Russia Calf, straight perforated tip,
brogue last. Mahogany calf, wing tip,
stitched trim, square French last.
EMERSON, JOHNSTON it “[8111? AND EDUCATOR SHOES
CONNEALLY {’9’ BRACKEN
South Norwalk, Conn. Store Open Saturday Evenings.
COAL;'Anthracite and Bituminous—COAL
MASON’S BUILDING MATERIAL
Delivered Anywhere
The Norwalk Coal 69’ Supply Co.
Phone 113 108 Whilst St.
- Vacation Money
Take your vacation the Beneficial Way by borrow-
ing the money needed to enjoy a deserved recreation,
repaying the loan over a period of from five to fif-
teen months.
Vt'e leml up to $300 at legal rates of interest
on home furniture or secured notes, repavahle
on the partial payment plan.
Borrow the Beneficial Way
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
Room 203, Rogers & Stevens Bldg.
Norwalk, Conn.
THOMAS’
m STORES OF QUALITY AND SERVICE.
- Phone 3332
Lunches
French and Danish Pastry
Ice Cream
THenAS’
‘% WALL ST. 24 80. MAIN. SB.
.
'l‘hoassnds Excursionlsts
‘to Visit Resort—M1;
Huh Tuesday. 1:51 a. 111., and
, W E
8:23 9. an. (4.54.). , _
This week. beginning today. will be
0” of th- btxrsst weeks or the rest.
Thirteen thousand excursionlstmwfll
M: the park. The excursions booked
(or the week, tom; , . .'
Today—B. “It. Babbitt Com.
1200 on Grand Republic. Chinese
Christian Union, son on Sirius. ,
fixeeday—st.‘ Matthews and Re-
deemer Lutheran Church. 1.500 on
Sirius. Franklin Junior high school
Field Day.
Walkway-United Retail Grocer's
Association. soo oil Sirius.
“HWY—Willis avenue ll. E.
church. 1.200 on Ccpheus. 8t. Hat—
thcws E. L. church. 1,800 on Sirius.
Saturday—Elmer and Amend,
on Oaslnlng. Second U. P. Church of
Jersey City. 1.900 on Sirius. Library
Bureau of New York. 400 on Bcuantus.
St. Edmunds church. Morris avenue.
New York, 850 on Crescent.
Sunday—Scandinavian Circuit Lu-
ther League, 1.600 on Sirius. Talbot
Camp. New York, 500 on Seagats.
Cowpcrthwait and Sons. New York.
400 on buses.
,Georgc Dielenbach. popular mana-
ger of all the Soda Fountains at the
Point has secured the services of Ed-
ward Knowlton. Mr. Knowlton was.
until a few years ago a resident of
South Norwaik. He has been manager
at the refreshment stands at several
leading clubs. and rccrnlly was at the
Ilulldog Grill in New Haven. Howard
\Veed has been superintendent of all
or Mr. Dietenbach‘s concessions at the
park. ’ .
The float has been put into the
water at the point. and many persons
are taking advantage 0! the tine
weather to go in for a dip. Charles
\Vella has overhauled the float. painted
it and put on new springing boards.
WILL TRANSMI'I
MOVIE BY RADIO
Washington Inventor An-
nounces Results of Ik-
periments Made.
\VASHX‘NOTON. June ls.-—C. Fran—
cis Jenkins, \Yashington inventor.
hopes to be able within a year to
unnsxnli‘. moving picture: by radio
0\'--r a wide area
A new invention by Mr. Jenkins is
similar to that used in unassuming
photograph; nits! consists eaoentinliy
in "cutting" light reflected from the
pictures into innumerable flash“ of
light wmch are tranatormed into elec-
tric waves through a photo-electric
During a recent demonstration.
cell.
attended by. government officials. the
instrument transmitted by radio into
an adjoining room ‘actlon pictures
which were clearly shown on a small
screen.
No camera. film or other photo-
graphic vquipmcnt o:- apparntus is
used in the machine. but a “picture"
of the original action is guthered by
lenses and thrown on the screen alm-
the action itself.
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SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
ultaneously with
Sunbrite Cleanser ..... be con
Babbitt’s Borax Soap,
15 bars .............. ‘. . 24o
Pure Jams, assorted flavors
Jar ............ , ...... 200
Macaroni. Spaghetti o
Noodles ......... ”Sam.
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incomes. Baum
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During the demonstration the hands
of the spectators were moved belore
the lens and the motion was simulta-
neously visible on the res-producing
screen. somewhat blurred. but unmiae
takahle. those in attendance declared.
The secret of th~ invention, accord-
ing to Hr. Jenhne. la the "ndlo eye."
a revolving disc containing a polished
mirror 01 graduated thickne. and a.
series of smaller mirrors which break
up the image or the picture. moving
or still. into thousands or flashes. and
reflects thorn onto the photo-electric
cell. These Men are innumerable
“stills" o! the mating object. and in
reproducing them on the screen. giro
conunuty 0! action Jun as the motion
picture film reproduces it on the
screen.
The cell translorms the light into
electric impulses whicl may be re-
layed either by wire or radio. On the
receiving end the action is just the
reverse and radio waves are transmit-
ted into light which in cut on the
screen through the "radio eye" just as
is the motion picture‘ am 0on the
sending capacity or the radio station.
Mr. Jenkins declares. limits the dis-
tance to which the motion pictures
may be sent-
Stamtord. wanted for having figured
in a slashing fray. Pickett, other-
wise known as “Old Knits.” is 30
years old; 5 feet. 9 inches tall and
wearing n striped shirt and blue pants
according to the .police description.
Ptcket'a victim in the siaahing {m
the police say. is as a. serious condi-
tion in the StamXord hospital.
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The Nos-elk police re naked
lsetnight'theStam: police to‘
locate James Pickett. colored. or
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SWY FABRICS FOR GOWNS AND WAISTS
CREPE DE CHINE—Patterns in the very latest designs. Ideal for qu ,
......_.V.IO..CIODQuinn-OI-oseee ...... $2.75,s325y
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”CREPE DE CEINE—Allthepopularshsdes with effective borders in ..
trastiudcsigns. ...... ...... . ...... 5450““
ALL SILK EPONGE—Full yard wide. Plaid and striped efi'ects. 31.35 m
TUB SILKS—Wery popular for summer dresses ...... . .......... 81.75 mi
' A BIG LINE OF CO’I'I'ON and SILK FABRICS $1.00 YD,
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TWO PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the Wear.
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Water Healers
hum Country Wller .
Plumbing - Bram
Phone 397-2
STEPHEN MI
15 Monroe Street.
21'
ASHER GUCKSON
cam. Hatter and Furnish”
To less and Boys
u Ida It. Nos-walk
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DinsattheOldStandby
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Phone 2210
Roodner
. Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. rnnn, GRAIN. HAY.
WW, PM are.
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mentor. Ann Street
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ll 25 Monroe $12. $0. Norwfll.
F. S. LI 0N
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk.
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“HACKEMO TAXI 00.
Lndcr Tariov‘s Cinr Store
Phone
3 3 2 0
Curr: Driver's Day azd Rig!
Srrncr.
TARLOV‘ BROS
Leadv‘g Tcoaoconzsn
WE RECGMMEND
LORD ROMEO
Mi'd Havens Blend
5c Each
.. And —
8c—2 for 15¢
Pm
Mahackemc Sleek
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13va a POLLS?
BARGA L\'S
ELEL'TRIL Morons
, to so H P
BOILERS—All SIZE
I‘L'Ml’ 5‘”
ICE MACHINES
1’ TO 4 TON
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South Nor-walk, Conn.
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