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Be- 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 .miners
are like others, they desire the
highcr‘t wage, operators do not
worry—and the Public’s m 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 dune is
never mentioned and a mark is
but a joke, where a man not .
worth his million is about as good
as broke.
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The Ferris Coal Co.
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OFFICIAL BOSCH. MAGNETO
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.
as so. Main St. 60. Nor-walk
Phone 345
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.
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ROWLAND M. BEACH
mmsr
Here IS something vital l
, on the poor stuff.
The Hatch E? Bailey
' muscular: mm summon '
Sheets-out. Cornell. Coleus Wall .
e. r " an‘ :. '.» '3' — _;\‘. .
We’-e gomg to build »_ at home—- .. g; .
I How much will it cost 1 That dan’t matter ”.mnoh; .
Mansion or cottage 1 Neither doesthat' matter. Wood; .
stone, brick, stucco, bungalow—that isn’t vital either» Slut; ;
your taste and your pocketbook. . ,. fl . .. . e " ?
THAT'HOME -WELD. ;
You are going to put money into it—your soul. . ‘It's worth .
We hope to be of some help to you in the hlein of b
ing well. Building materials, hk
world, are of two kinds—tho good and thohad. Wher
this, that you pay the price of good materials anyway,‘.whetlier
you get them or not. If you do not get the sound, strong, din-b
able materials in the first place you pay‘tor them in’repairs
else. .in'the
' Quality I. Groceries and
Free Delivery
83 Washington Street
A. F. Beckmann (4 Co., Inc.
SonthNorwafif
“mt
FOOTWEAR FOR MEN
annex OXFORDB—Pebbled Scotch Grain Leather on the ..
brogue lasts. Smooth, bright calfskin,
in trim dress models.
BROWN OXPOBDS—Russia Calf. straight perforated tip,
brogue last. Mahogany calf. wing tip,
stitched trim, square French last.
EMERSON. Joan's-ran a swarm AND Enuoamu Incas
CONNEALLY 69" BRACKEN
South Norwalk. Conn. —- Store Open Saturday Innings.
40:” If“ W e 4
marrow June aa—rm
I deputy game wardens servingiin fvari-
. ons partsjortne‘statanave‘Men'fdls-
I charged bythe suite hoard otgnsheries
and-gamefiitfi‘was. leaned yesterday
tron Superintendent John W. 'l‘lt-
nonib. Theinplsces will not be tilled.
f as it leaves.>.the‘ department :.,with
eighty deputy ward ens. ten tor-leach.
county— at newdipit naed‘ by’ the
V fish and gamercod . on law adopted
by the recent '~ are! the Win-
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« Fairneld County. Game Warden'Wll-
‘ bur Smith or Bouthkjl’orwalk‘? has vol-
‘puntarlly resigned Ito take a rest. A.
Joseph Williamson of Bridegport has
been appointed '4'. succeed'him.
‘ SuperintendentL ‘l‘ito'omb also dis.
closed that no. ’Wt of chic!
fgame wardens roi- ew Haven. Wind-
ham and'Mlddl'eix" ' untiel were due
Ho the fact that their resignations were
I , asked “for the god! «the service.” '
The men dropped and those selected
to,bo successors are: New Haven
county. 1:. H. Liniley 'ef‘West Haven.
succeeded by Philip W. .Delbert of
’Soundeeach.‘ who has been a deputy:
county: Harry E; 'Baitey or South
1
‘ utters otrntnats: Queenie-ex county.
'- James Footit or Middleton. succeed-
' ed by George I: mac of Middletown,
= to pay a per cent? on the investment
County game wardens are paid by
dye. Deputy wardens receive tour
dollars for each lay at actual duty.
Most of thogtouy !0" dropped have
been inactive; according to Superin-
tendent Titcomb. ' .
The new law mined the pay of dep-
uties from three dollars a day for
actual service and eliminated 0. pro-
vision that they be paid ten dollars
for ench conviction resulting from an
arrest made by them. The elimina-
tion was recommended by the state
, board on the ground that it sometimes
resulted in over-acnlousness on the
part of the deputies which worked in~
COAL—Anthracite and Bituminous—CO
MASON’S BUILDING MATERIAL
Delivered Anywhere
The Norwalk Coal 6? Supply CO.
108 We“: 8‘.
Phone 113
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Justlces to welbintentioned sportsmen.
George 'Avison Almost
. Catches a Big Fish
The fish are having a merry time at
Lake hammock. Maine. where
George Avison. Silver-mine artist. is
spending his vacation with his family.
When George goes ilshlng all the list:
come out 0! their hiding places.
George hooked a ten pound bass last
ween—he knows it was ten pounds
.r he writes "the scales were on his
back." Just as George planed him
near the boat the nah did a shimmy
and flopped back into the lake. Then
10 France at. Phone sun
Raymond R. Aiken
Successor to
Raymond 66 Son
E WALL a men small-rs .
' xoawam. 001m. :
' OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1810 north Avenue
Between Oak and Center Its.
WHORE, 00".
Phone Barnum uses
“send-Hand Parts and Tires to
Flt Any Make of Oar.
AWNINGS
Aaron Kohn’s'
Auto Accessories Store ,
9 Railroad Avenue
So. Norwalk
teen months.
We lend up to $300 at legal rates of interest
on home furniture or secured‘notes, repsyabie
on the partial payment plan.
Borrow the Beneficial Way
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY
Room 203, Rogers .1: Stevens Bldg.
Nor-walk, Oenn.
Phone 3382
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 fits
George hooked an eel and he spent
the day. he writes to trionds in Not-
walk, trying to disentangle the eel
from his fishing line. t
"Fishing is great sport." he adds.
“and rowing is .good exercise. Ali‘s
well."
W
cor mm oil mama.
neurons. was "Mum .
Patrolman Go ll, 3. lbs. was
und beiore . new i) . Monday sat
Bread and East streets iy’lngetn
the street with his“ Sowtng M a
nah in his hoed‘asd hie‘coet tors
Haw-s rushed to 13w maiden lies-
pital by Supernu . ran Patrolman
John .1. Doyle «an 'lorgean: Herman
T. Schuerer. where “was tonal-1h“
Shea also had a, broken arm besides a
gash in the head.
When questioned by ”gout
Schuerer. Shea refused to talk. saying
he will talk later. omcer Shea. was
of! his post when found. as he was
supposed to be covering what .is
known as the "gas-house beat" in the
THOMAS’
run arenas or quarry any annual.
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French and Danish Pastry
‘ Ice Cream ' "
THOMAS
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26 WALL ST. (—:—’ ' )
vicinity of Cook avenue. about a ran.
away. Policeman Doyle; who was
doing duty ne'ar Broad streen'slys he
heard a crash. and rushing to the core
ntot Broad street'tound Shea.
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HARRY W. MATHER
aroma-nor
70-81 Webbington Street
lo. ltomik, Oonn.
F. H. BAXTER
s sou-m sans eraser.
Dancers:
_ 1s Bethesda”.
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POOR HOUSE
-CLo_s_E§Doons
New Canhan to Keep In-
mates at Norwalk Farm
——Place to Be Sold.
NEW ' CANAAN. June 20.—The
Town Farm. run for the past ‘leventy-
live years has closed its doors and the
at the Norwnlk Farm. Since. its in-
COME ON IN! THE WATER’S FINE!
WOMEN’S ONE-PIECE SUITS
Bathing Caps, “Bandannas,” Bandeaux,‘ Shoes
Stockings, and Tights ’
ONE AND TWO-PIECE MODELS FOR MEN AND BOYS
Kiddie Bathing Suits, All Sizes
O 9 O 6' 9 Q '
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MUTUAL PROFIT
CERTIFICATES
Ask tor Catalogue of Peon-inane
Mel“?
Norwslk'a Largest Mason . '
With the coming of genuine summer weather the demand f
bathing suits increases and our big assortment of the most populor
models for Men, Women and Children fulfills every demand .ar
SEE OUR LINE 'OF SILK AND WOOL STOCKINGS
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Quality Promptnesa
Soda and [a cream Served
THATCHER BEA "
Bovi Pharmacy
52 80. Main St. 80. Nor-walk
etituiion back in the early days of the
township there has not been a time
when they were not at least three to
Monty inmates at the far
During the past two years. how-
ever. owing to the increased cost of
the farm upkeep. the selcctmen have
found that it cost double to maintain
the (arm than it would to board thel
inmates at the Somali: farm.
At a recent town meeting it was
voted to sell this farm which includes
ninety acres or elevated land com-
manding an unobstructed view of
Long Island Sound for many miles.
The minimum price not at this meet-
ing was “0.000.
We Specialize in
TWO PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the Wear.
A
AND RANGES
Kompnk Automatic Gas as.
WIICI' Heall'rs
Duro Country “ale: Syste-
Plumbing _ “nun‘
Phone 397-2
STEPHEN MILLER
15 Monroe Street.
ASHER GLICKSON
and Furnisher
To Men and Bays
llMainSt.
F. S. Li ON
JOB PRINTING
South N orwalk.
'10 THE POINT
If the Greek letter societies were to
set up s. baseball championship con-
test. where do you suppose the Phi
Beta Kappa would come in on the
pennant?-Boston Transcript. i
The oirioe boy who became presi-
dent or the institution never started
to work in' the morning with a. grouch.
——Mariqn Star.
Do you remember when tolks used
to think they could never‘ have an
automobile because they couldn't'ai—
ford ltf—‘Vilmlngton News-Journal. i
Some men are cautious: they want-E
Dme at the Old Stand by
THE .OXFORD LUNCH
MAHACKEMO TAXI CO.
[ndcr l‘arluv's Liga: Slur! '
Phone
3 3 2 U
“refill Drners Dav and Night
Se rler.
and RESTAURANT
s sohurn MAIN smear
aouru nonwaut. couu.
Phone 2210
two guesses at the winner of the
Dempsey-Gibbons light.
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Chats With,
Roodner
Feed" Co. '
Mahackemo Block
' TA RI .0" BROS.
Leading Tobaccomsu
WE RECOMMEND
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havana Blend
5c Each
— Ard —
8c—.—2 for lie
WHOLESALE
IRVING x. pOLLEL’v
FLOUR, FEED. GRAIN, HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETC.
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. Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South‘ N orwalk, Conn.
BARGAINS
ELECTRI( SIOTOIB
‘13 TO 50 H. P.
BOILERS—vAIJ SIZES
SHOTGI?.\'S—-\\'IN(1IEST13
PUMP AND
ICE MACHINES
341‘041‘03'
25 Monroe St. 80. Norwalk. 01
_YourGas
”aluminum—-
Hasslephone service was sold
menswear—
neleou-loencrgywassoid by
thoysrd—
rummmmemuke
flaming:
“Mmboyaronndwith
A. “pounds or yonrbest gas.
neurothehogsdon’tLleak."
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THE TEXTILE STORE
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36 In. Knitted Silk Crepe. 3
plain, $1.98 yard, p g
36 In. Tubular S Jeni!
Vesting in White, p
lavender ..........
m1; all
98c
meow Well 5.: Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
138 Washington Streel
80. Norwalk.
No prohuering on Old Well'
CigaraTheyarethebestcigars
madeatthat‘prioe.
markittoday?”
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“Qnoumeaprioeona- bolt
'gtmaeemtymmeon
sale-my."
fieloe isn'otsneasnsed unsold
“wayfiGoIMIeI-ea-
garme- ecu-e urinating.
'I30-oa'e than . 3&0 “goods”:
respondents—mos;
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BRIDGE HS
MARKET
ALLKINDS OFFISfl
Phone 108
71 florth Main Street-
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Norwalk Chronicler