fine 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 pricei will not see
‘ O ' h world
that blissful day till i: e
has passed Inflation and is bound
the other way. Yet the miners
are like others, they desire the
highest wage, operators do not
Public’s in a rage.
liv-
worry—and the
Just be happy that you’re
in at
lagd 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 MAGNETO
SERVICE STATION
All makes of Magnetos. Starters.
Generators and Ignition Systems
repaired and installed. \Ve are al-
so selling New Bosch Ignition for
Fords and all other cars.
0
119 So. Main St. 50-
Phollc 315
Norwall
In South Net-walk Most People
Do Their Shopping
atthe
MILL OUTLET STORE
124 Washington St.
There is a reason for in—C. Y.
n ‘\\lI"'II /
N“ 7/;
ROWLAND M. BEACH
FLORIST
ll France St. Phone 2160
this interesting time, in a ,
, ‘0 f . ' . , . .- . . ' i.‘
.We -e going to build a . home-—
' How much will it cost 2 That doesn’t matter so much.
Mansion or cottage 1 Neither does that matter. Wood,
stone, brick, stucco, bungalow—that isn’t vital either. But
your taste find your pocketbook. ,
Here IS something vital ! BUILD THAT HOME 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 m'aterials, like everything else’ in the
world, are of two kinds—the good and the
this, that you pay the price of good materials anyway, whether
you get them or not. If you do not get the sound, strang, dur-
able matefials in the first place you pay for them in repairs
on the poor‘ stuff. .
The Hatch £9” Bailey C0.
. LUMBER AND WWO“ '
W. Cornell. (Deletes Wall Boards-Jove!)- m
Free Delivery ‘
.Ar'F. Beckmann t? Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street Smith Norwalk
PHONE 1405 _ m m: '
Elliot—10 \
: user-mound
FOOTWEAR FOR MEN
BLACK OXFORDS—Pebbled Scotch Grain Leather on the
. brogue lasts. Smooth, bright calfskin,
in trim dress models.
BROWN CHORDS-Russia Calf, straight perforated tip,
brogue last. Mahogany call, wing tip,
stitched trim, square French last.
EMERSON, JOHNSTON a MURPHY asp noncamst snoas
CONNEALLY ('9‘ BRACKEN
South Norwalk. Conn. — Store Open Saturday Evenings.
I
COAL—Anthracite and Bituminous—COAL
' MASON’S BUILDING MATERIAL
Delivered Anywhere I
The‘Norwalk Coal .69” Supply Co.
Phone 113 108 water St.
'WVacati. .1 Money
Successor to
Raymond 64 Son
Ewan. a man erasure ,
‘ soawanx, conn. 3
OLD ,_;CARS
Sell Your Old“ Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
.' WRECKING 00.
1310 North Avenue
Between 0'sh and on. Its.
‘ 33113032031, 00".
Phone Sax-nun sees-s
Second-Hens Parts and fires to
Fit My Mela at Our.
AWNINGS
Aaron Kohn’s
Auto Ahcessories Store
Take fliur vacation the Beneficial Way by borrow-
ing the money needed to enjoy a deservedrecreation,
repaying the loan over a period .of from five to fif-
teen months. , '
We lend up to $300 at legal rates of interest
on home furniture or secured notes, repayable
on the partial payment plan.
Borrow the Beneficial Way
BENEFICIAL Lo'AN SOCIETY
Room 203, Rogers a Stevens Bldg.
Phone 3832 Norwalk, Conn.
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THOMAS
MSTORES OF QUALITY AND SERVICE.
9
Lunches A
and Danish Pastry
Ice Cream.
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Sherman Rogers Tells ’Ro-
tansns Employers Should
“Sell” Fair Dealing
ST. LOUIS. June 23 (Associated
Preach—~11 employer: would spend
half as much time cultivating the
friendship. respectand good will of la-
horas they do fighting labor organ!»
ations there would not be a labor
problem. Sherman ‘Rogers. of New
York. told the delegates to the (our;
zteenth annual convention of Rotary
International here. .
“We wade too much time talking
about the labor htttutor." (the spoils-
er said. “He can only be recognized
as the logical l’riend.'ot the worker
where the management has refused
to extend its friendship.
"I was in the Seattle shipyards
worklngis a helper in 1217 when
Charles- M. Schwab made his tour or
the American shipbuilding institutions.
We'd heard he was a labor hater.
"The ii instant the great steel
man looke us over it was apparent
to every man in the bunch that Mr.
Schwab really liked him. He stepped
on that platform Charles M. Schwab.
uutocrat. millionaire magnate. He
stepped not! that platform. 80 nilnutee
later friend Charles. _ In that short 30
minutes he find destroyed the hatred
that agitators had been building for
15 years.
"The world Is built on ideals. Labor
wants to be square. If labor follows
the wrong leader it is not because
they wont to misunderstand but be-
cause the right leader has been
asleep at the switch and hasn't given
the men is. chance to understnn him.
”There are three gldes to every
question—your side. the other fellow's
and the right side. I don't believe
there was ever a question in ei or
modem or ancient history where ei-
ther side to the dispute was 100 per
cent. right.
“Ninety-rive per of
cent. men.
For every foot
sufferer in town
—relz'ef this week!
Are you one of the seven per-
sonsout ofeverytenintown
‘ who will profit by this an-
nouncement? If you sufl'er
from tired. aching feet. weak
ankles, tender cams. eallouscs,
bunione. weak and broken
down arches. flat foot. you
certainly are! Come to our
store from the 16th to the 23rd
of June—for that is
D!.S'cl:oll.i~
Too; Cowgirl-t Week
Bringymlrfootuoublestomand
wewilifityoutoenctlythebr.
Scholl Appliance or Remedy that
willgive you immdiste andlaeting
relief. Theecrviceeofourfooteoeu.
format-nines.
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aux-u
Palace Bootery
Palace Theatre Bonding
June 16'to 23
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CHIROPRACTOR
as South nun Street
Sou-mam, Conn.
MONDAY. summer,
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ADING , DRY GOODS STORE
Cool Tings for Hot Wen—{1,3
DAINTY SUMMER DRESSES, REASONABLY PRICED
g' LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMIL‘i'
BATHINO SUITS AND BATHING TOGGERY
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whcther they wear broadcloth or over-
ails. want to play the game square.
Lack of contact means lack of under-
standing.
“The employer has spent a. lot of
time selling his honesty. his fairness
and personality to the bunker. the
wholesaler. the retailer and the pub-
lic. How much has he spent trying
to sell that some personality. honesty
and mimosa to his Workman? Solv-
ing a labor trouble is not a mysteri-
ous affair. It is simply a proposition
of using common horse sense."
Sailor Friednian, Freed
of Murder charge
"Sailor” Friedman. lightweight boxer.
nod-two other men today were (reed
o( a charge of murder when Circuit
Judge licrsten took the case irom
the Jury and instructed the State to
dismiss the case. Friedman and L me
Romano were found -~ "‘3 a Jury
last year but obi-Inca s. new trial.
The State charged that the fatal
shooting of Abe Ituuin was "we out-
come oi‘ a bootleggers' war. On mn-
tlon of the defence that the State had
failed to show any cnrwrr'Mn be-
tween the defendants at the killing.
the court ordered the care dropped.
Friedman. who ’r ‘n flzht Lew
Tendler at Michigan City. Indiana. on
July 4. said after the dismissal that
he was glad he had been vindicated
and hoped to wear the livhtwcighv
c by Labor Day. He hopes to
m Benny Leonard ‘ightweight
champion. some time after his match
with Tendler.
The
NETH‘ERALL
For the Woman
We om
H'C‘I'CAL PROFIT
CERTII'ICATIB
Gothandlosaeamm
Bovi Pharmacy
52 So. lain St. So. Nwwsih
Ashiorutslogueotfiendnms‘
4D
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l t. . 1A 15‘
1.‘
Phone an 20 Iraq ' -
flomlk'e Largest Mason Bul‘
Quality Fromptnesa E . .
THATCHER HEATERS
AND RANGES
Kompsh Automatic Gas ans
9;
-Dme at the Old and by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
O SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Phone 2210
l
Roodner
I Feed Co.
WHOM
FLOUR. PEREORAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER. ETC.
Phone 2400
_ Elevator. Ann Street
‘ South N orwalk. Conn.
|_ Water Electors
Doro Country Water Sysra.
Plumbing - “mm; H
We Specialise in Phone 307-: l‘
TWO PANTS SUITS STEPHEN MILLER ‘
S P Double the Wear. 15 Monroe Street. 1
ASHER GLICKSON F. S. LYON ,.
Clothlegoflatgr‘nadndaof:mlsher JOB PRINTE‘G f
11 Rain St. Norwalh C
South Norwalk.
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as. Bulls a. mute '
“HACKEMO TAX] CO.
L'ndcr an‘un's {lint Slum
Phone i
. 3 3 2 0 1
thereto] Drivers Day and Night l
l
S'n ice.
‘4
TARLOV BROS.
Leading Tchaccen‘su
WE RECOMMEND
LORD ROMEO
Mild Havens Blend
5c Each
... And —
8c—2 for 15¢
Mahaekemo Block Phone 1531
IRVING & POLIJSL
BARGAINS
ELELTRIL M01085
54 H) 60 ll i'
BOILERS—ALI SlZES
SHO’I‘GI'NS—WLVFHILSTITB
PUMP AND
ICE MACHINES
% m 4 ms
e.
OLD
3'...
“'
rams A! m cm
PRICE ' '
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
on Old Well
. .
l 25 Home St. 80. Norwalk. Cl»
THE TEXTILE STORE
/.
as In. Knitted Silk CrePeg‘
plain, $1.98 yard. P11m 1
$2.25 yard.
38 In. Tubular Silk Jets“!
Vesting in white, Pi and
lavender .. 936 yd.
136 Washington Street
80. Norwalk.
‘4
. , fl
BRIDGE FISH
‘MARKET
1.? m
ALL KINDS or FISH
Phone 108
71 North min Street.
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' ran-rs WITHOUT PLATES
I do painle- extractions. .
m how duncult. by ball-fie
lion. I also do both fixed anl
'Wlo bridge- at reasonabe
DR. SLOMAN
. , mam-moor} 3}; E. ,.
rue-e use 1 flow
no
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Norwalk Chronicler