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Cook With Coal
I! you now need coal for cook-
ing here’s the place for which
you’re looking. We’ve the kindi
that helps the cook to do her best.
It gives heat with little ashes,
good for roasts or stews or hashes
and we're willing you should
make a thorough test.
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The Ferris Coal Co.
MARK-OFFLSF
COLORED SHOES
And
SANDALS i
In All Shades
STORE
“So-DMSt.
wk
Sachs' Delicious
NEW ENGLAND
BREAD
Fresh Rolls and Bread 'l'wlce Daily
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS
New England Bread Rye Breaa
' Vienna Bread
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So. Norwalk
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In South Norwslk Most People
Do Their Shopping
at the .
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MILL OUTLET STORE-2 I;
124 Washington St.
There Le a reason for it—C. 1‘.
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ROWLAND M. BEACH
FLonlsr
1. France St. Phone 2140
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Raymond R. Aiken
Successor to
Raymond £9” Son
WALL & HIGH STREETS
NOBWALK, CONN.
. OLD CARS
, Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue ‘
Between Oak and Center Sta.
BRIDGEPOBT, 0010!.
Phone Barnum «5686-2
Second-Hand Parts and Tim to
Fit Any Make o! Car.
AWNINGS
Aaron Kohn’s
Auto Accessories Store
9 Railroad Avenue
So. Norwaik
HARRY W. MATHER
ascmcr '
70-81 Washington Street
. H. 'BAXTER
. ' .‘ souruxmam STREET.
‘1' DRUGGIST
- tor Page E Show. Park a
Green Seal, and Russell's
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Moderate Prices 1 ;
MARK-OFF SHOE I 1
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Merchantable . Prestige
Few organizations there are in any industry whose char-
acter and quality of service preclude the necessity for the
prospective buyer to inquire into the merits of the product.
Yet such a house is that of The Hatch and Bailey Company.
The constant striving for supreme excellence is revealed
in the uniform high quality of its millwork which has gained
for us an enviable reputation for the production of Doors,
Sash and Interior House Trim.
The Hatch 89° Bailey CQ.
LWBER AND MWORK
-Dipt Stalnfil ShlnzleS.
Shectrock, Cclotex, Cornet! Wall
muality Groceries and
Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann E? Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 ‘ ms DELIVERY
THOMAS’
THE STORES OF QUALITY AND SERVICE.
Lunches
French and Danish Pastry
Ice Cream .
THOMAS’
(Two Stores)
26 WALL ST. —:—
24 SO. MAIN ST.
- PALACE BOOTERY
Palace Theatre Building
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SUMMER STEPS FORTH IN WHITE
Fashion greets the vogue of white for summer Sandals,
Pumps and Oxfords, graceful of lines, line of leather and
reignskin. Palace'Bootery exclusive super quality and un-
equaled values.
GERMAN GIRLS ‘
HERE T0 WORK
Will Do Ironing, Cooking
and Tending hte Baby,
All for Forty Dollars
a Month
' NEW YORK" July 13.——Rcad this
to your wife:
German servant girls have begun
their long-overdue pilgrimage to the
United States. One day recently 10 of
them came through the gatcb at Ellis
Island. arrivals on the Royal Mail lin-
er Oren. More are on their way.
The girls, all in blooming health.
announced :40 a. month would be the
wages asked.
And to rthat. they said, they were
willing to cook. sweep. scrub mind the
children. be respectful to the head or
the house; had no objection to late
suppers. sought but one atternoon a
week off duty—and would do the
washing and ironing.
Not one or the group is a. movie fan.
None has gentlemen friends in the
United States—yet.
“\Ve only get 82 a. week and no days
off at home in Harthauscn." the
Spokeswoman of the group said. "Fan
:40 a. month we'll do everything.
All ten Were in domestic service
in their home land. Only two of the
group admitted to ever having Iroken
a dish—~11 scrious offense (or the train-
ed servant in Germany. the lender ex-
plained.
“\Ve're writing to all the girls we
know back home telling them to come
over."
Judge Thomas Upholds
._ Attorney Griffin
Attorney “’iiliam A. Griffin of this
city has received notice that Judge
Edwin S. Thomas in the l'nitcd
States District court has rendered a
decision sustaining all his points in
tho. caso of Minnie \V. l-‘ordhnm. as
mlminlntmtrit of the estate of Henry
C. l-‘ordhnm. dcccnst‘d. Llewellyn
Fordhum nnd llvnry C. Fordham, Jr..
all of Sirati’ord. and Herman F.
, Schu'nrzcnbcriz
their admiralty
; l"rc«l “I
; Wolfe. rocciwrs of The lngcrsoll En~
é umccring null
By Thornton W. Burgess
.. suspicion and distrust:
in thought be not unjust.
. --Old Man Coyote.
' Peter Rabbit was satisfied that
Icither Reddy Fox nor Mrs. Roddy
had caught Danny or Nnnny Meadow
Mouse. But Danny and Nanny had
disappeared, and all Peter’s eii'orts
so find them had failed.
“Somebody has caught them,“ do-
clared Peter. “Somebody must have
caught them. Perhaps it was Old
Man Coyote. I wonder why I didn't
think of him before. He must be the
on Hello, there he is now!”
S re enough. there was Old Man
Coyote just coming down on the
Green Meadows from the Old Pas-
ture. Peter was glad that he was in
the dear Old Brier Path and not on
his way home. He sat up, the better
to watch Old Man Coyote. He won-
,dered what Old Man Coyote was
comin down on the Green Meadows
for.- e didn’t have to wait long to
find out
Old Man Coyote headed straight
for the place where Danny and
Nanny -Meadow House had been liv-
ing when Peter last saw them. When
he got there he began to hunt. He
ran this way and that way, back and
lorth, crossing and rserossin his
own trail, and coverin every it of
that ground. Most of the time his h
nose was to the ground. Once in a
while he would stop to-prlck up his
ears and listen. ‘
Peter watched every move Old Man
Coyote made. He understood perfect-
:lg what Old Man Coyote was doing.
e was hunting for Meadow Mice.
There wasn't the least doubt about
it, he was hunting for Meadow Mice.
gs wumgntinlg‘ for Danny and
anny ow onse. . .
“I'm wrong mm." muttered Peter. 132:; rig; “” 'md 5
“Yes. sir. I'm wrbng again. Old Ian D '
go‘s: {a bunti‘ng {or Dagny and
endow ones, an o
he wouldn't do that i! he had a?“
caught them. I wonder who did ca
them. no sure that Roddy ox didn‘t.
I'm sure that Ira Roddy gdn't. I'm
sure that J Skunk didn’t. And
now I'm sure t Old Inn, ~Coyote
Peter watched every move Old
Man Coyote made
caught them. Knowing who did it
won t bring them back. Just the same
I would li e to know. I would so.”
Presently Old Man Coyote ve up
unting. He trotted over to t dear
Old Brier Patch and peeped in at
Peter. “Have you your friends,
Danny and Nanny Meadow House.
hidden in there?” asked Old .Msn
Co‘yiote. id ’ tell i
won at you flhad"re-
plied Peter most impolite] . ’
Old Man Coyote grinn . It was
on the whole a rather good-natured
grin. “That's ht, Peter." said he.
I don’t thi
didn't. it must lav been Redtail . --—'-
Hawker smasher or 4. a}: ~
“m“ “in W4. _' ~
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of Bridgeport. in
procccdlnsrs against
Pearce and Edmund S.
Construction corpora-
Uon. or Ilri-lrzcxiort. as claimants and
owners of the i'crrybont. "Pleasure
i‘wach."
The suit was the outcome of n
murino collision in llridgcport harbor
at about 10 o'clock on the. night of
July 9th. 1921. when the ferrybont
"i‘lcnsurc Punch" while making its
regular trip from the Stratford avo-
nuc bridge slip to the Pleasure Beach
resort in tho lowcr part or the
Bridgeport harbor collided with the
sloop “Jesse Johnson" as it lay at
anchor in the anchorage basin to the
cast oi‘ the channel in that harbor.
lawyers for the dcrcndunis were
Bingham. Engler and Joucs of
York city.
WILLARD
BATIERIES
The Rysa Battery Station is at your
servic'e with up-to-date equipment.
right prices. best of while. all III
sizes of Willard Batteries. Radio A
sud Radio n Willard Rubber Threaded
Batteries are here. 49 West nvenua.
Phone 938.-—Adv.
New
THE CONNECTICUT
LIGHT & POWER C0.
68 Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 1680
Watch for the
Opening»
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howcasyit is
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new‘grogrcseive
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.. yard oi 'Everisat" which. for any mean
3 one: not hold its color. but also Taxi
’3‘ COST or NAKlNG 'rnn GARllI-ZNT.
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. FRIDAY, JULY 13,.
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COOL FABRICS FOR
SUMMERTIME
FIGURED VOILES 39c, 50c. 65...;
PLAIN VOILES
TISSUE GINGHAMS, yd. wide .......... 69c m
no'rrED ORGANDIES ......... 51.25 m
SHIRTING MADRAS .
SCOTCH AND DODIESTIC GINGHAMS . . .
...... . . . . 29c, 39C, 59c yd,
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Boy, 11 in Hospital,
Drinking Home Brew
PERTH ALIIIOY, N. .T., July 13.—
Joseph Mngcyi, eleven years old. oi
No. 286 Grace street. Was removed to
the City Hospital hcrc in a critical
condition as a result of drinking a. half
quart of home brew
Mageyi was playing with tampon-
ions near his home when John No—
dakur. ten. whose parents live in the
same building with the Mageis. join-
cd them carrying a. quart bottle of
"Hungarian gin," according to the
policc.
John told the' police he got the bot-
ilo from his house. saying. "My father
has lots of it." He was instructed to
appear in City Court today pcnding
the outcome of Joseph‘s illness.
Indian sun dances have been sup-
pressed in most places by tho I'niicd
States Government because of the se-
vere tortures that sometimes accom—
panicd ihcm.
GENUINE
PALM BEACH
' SUITS
In Conservative and Belted
Models, Light and Dark
Shades. Regular $15 and
$16.50 value.
' $11.75
Be Sure to Attend Our
ovansrooxsn
SALE.
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COPYRIGHT
CLOTHING co.
6 No. Main St., So. Norwalk
PATENTS
Wooster and Davrs ,
A. M. WOOSTER . M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U 8. Pat omce
1115 MAIN ST. BRIDGEPORT
Send (or Booklet on Patents.
WILLIAM W. DAWSON. Jr.
ARCHITECT
4e So. ruin sc. mention. sass
sourn NORWALK. CONN.
BATHING CAPS. 250 to 3|.00
The season's newest models in a
large variety of styles and colors.
You will have no trouble in select-
ing the cup that Manama you most
from our large user-uncut.
H. A. MEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
S No. Main St. Bo. Norwaik, Ct.
V’W'Wflmmufl-
'mnuouottrodblsnecdstheat-‘
tutti-fol n mil-hie Optometrist.
,. runs as... FE:
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BATHIN G CAPS
WATER WINGS
All the Popular Talcum Pow-
ders and Cold Creams.
Bovi Pharmacy
52 80. Main St. 80. Norwalk
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Phone I“? so Isaaea -
Norwalk’a Largest Mason .1
Quality
Promptness
THATCHER BEA
AND RANGES
Kompak Automatic Gas
Water “edicts
Doro Country Water Sysz.
We Specialize in
TWO PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the Wear.
ASHER GLICKSON
Plumbing _ [ll-3r“;
Phone 397-2
STEPHEN MILLER
15 Monroe Street.
F. S. Li ON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk.
Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher
To Men and Boys
11 Main St. Norwalk
M. Kalli: J. anifla
Dine at the Old Stand by
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 2216
MACKEMO TAXI 00.
Under Tarim‘s cigar Sine
Phone
3 3 2 0
(harem! Drivers Day a:d N13!
Service.
TA RLOV BROS.
Leading Tetaccansu
WE RECOMMEND
LORD ROMEO
Boodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. {BER GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, ETD.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South N orwaik, Conn.
Mild Havana B'snd
5c Each
— And —
8c—2 for 15c
Mahackamo Block Phase
IRVING K. POLLBY
BARGAINS
ELEL'I‘RK .‘iiilillls
1,; ru so u i’.
BOILERS—Ali size;
SROTGI 55—“ IV Hum
Pun) AM)
ICE MACHINES
a; m 4 ms
I 25 Monroe St. So. Norwalk.
OLD FRIENDS AT THE OLD
‘ PRICE
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteering' on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price.
THE TEXTILE STO
Colored Voile with .
broidered White .
yard .............
Colored Silk Pongee.
yard ............ S
Rattan Spun Suiting.
yard ............ '-
136 Washington Simi
So. Norwalk.
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