not: 'rwnLva
Cook With Coal
I! you now need coal for cook-
ing here’s the place for which
you’re looking. We ’ve the kind
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-OFF’S
COLORED SHOES
And
SANDALS
In All Sharla
Moderate Prices
MARK-OFF SHOE
STORE.
‘2 50. Main St. So. Nomnlk
Bachs’ Delicious
NEW ENGLAND
BREAD
Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Daily
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS
New England Bread Rye areas
Vienna Bread
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT
In South Norwalk Most People
Do Their Shopping
at the
MILL OUTLET STORE;
124 Washington St.
Theron a reason for lt—C. Y.
ROWLAND M. BEACH
FLORIST
“‘Franos 5:. Phone 2140
Successor to
Raymond 69° Son
3 want. is HIGH smears
' nonwam. oonn.
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
.WRECKING CO.
1810 North Avenue
West: Oak and Center 8b.,
WEPOB'I. con.
Phone Barnum 5588-2
“send-Hana Pane end Tlree to
Fit Any Make or Car.
AWN IN GS
Aaron Kohn’s
Auto Accessories Store
9 Railroad Avenue
So. Norwalk
HARRY w. MATHEB »
ARCHITECT
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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 E‘s? Bailey \Co.
LUMBER AND MILLWORX
Shoetrock. Cclotex. Cornell Wall Dim Stained Shingles.
Quality Groceries and
‘Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 69? Co.. Inc._
83 Washington Street South Norwelk
PHONE 1406 ”I! names
THOMAS’
THESTOREB OF QUALITY AND SERVICE.
a._.
Lunches
French and Danish Pastry
Ice Cream
T H O M A S ’
26 WALL ST.
24 SO. MAIN ST.
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
Veal Patties ...................... 38c lb.
Shoulder Steak . . . .T .......... .....20c 1h.
Beef Liver ........................ 14c lb.
Fresh Plate Beef ................ 7. . 8c lb
Calves Liver ...................... 40c Ih.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Norwalk.
39 and 43 Main Street. Norwalk.
Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford
Black Rock Bridgeport
Your Title Should Be insured f
Have You Heard That
the City of New York is seeking to eject owners of four mil-
lion dollars wrr‘“ of real estate in Northern Manhattan be-
cause of grants made by two Colonial Governors over two
hundred years ago ? The first court decision was against
the owners. An appeal is pending.
IN SURE AND BE SURE
\VE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN
ON FIRST MORTGAGE
The Title Insurance and Mortgage . Co.
STAMFORD NOBWALK
292 Main St. South Norwulk Trust Co.
GREENWICH WESTPORT
Putnam Trust Co. Weapon Bank a Trust 00.
NEW CANAAN
First National Bank
QUAXER STATE OIL
“A 'hce Ms Mes-ens.”
W .
:4 .3555" Auto “Supply. CO’
‘ pantomobl‘ie,
; SIX cornice
FOIL PURSIIERS
Auto Driver They Gagged
Says They Parted Vow-
ing Death Before
Capture
ELKTON’. Md. July 16.—Sepe.re.t-
ing Just outside this town. the six es-
caped convicts from the Eastern Pen-
itentiary in Philadelphia are believed
by the Cecil County authorities to
have tied from this vicinity.
Deputy sheriffs examined the stolen
which was abandoned
near here last night. and questioned
the driver, who had been. made cap-
tive under threat of death. He was
found lying bound and gagged in the
car. “'hcn released he said he had
heard the men agree to separate, cle-
claring at the same time they would
not be taken alive.
Authorities here notified the Phila-
delphia, police of the latest reports
on the movements of the fugitives.
but so for there has been no pursuit
apparent.
Farmers of this county are carrying
arms in many instances. {caring a
raid by one or more 0! the dot-por—
ados.
Wireless Aids
Fishing Fleet
LONDON. July 16.-—Ii' you like fish
for breakfast it is quite- probable lhnl
wireless will lwiorc long obtain lnorc
lhnn you have ever hoped for.
Thirty strum lrnwicrs have final
been fitted with wireless apparatus by
the Marconi International Marine
l'ommisxinn company. and are set-
ting out with this added equipment
3for the flsliinz grounds.
As long ago as 1911 experiments
anro made in a French trawler. and
I ;t was proved that largo
hauls. which
Ewuulci otherwise probably have been
‘ llliSSPd.
could. he quickly taken by
\vsSPIs which were in constant com-
mimir‘aliun with each other and with
I tho shore.
i; tho,
gmmle a much valued at $82,000.
‘ Sax-mlish lru“ lor,
; «ranson will!
, Within {our hnurs'
1 good catrhr‘s.
l
I
iwlrt-lcssod his colleagues,
whom (‘nuzizt I\\‘l nlyvlive tons of fish‘
I
c
3 markets, n'nd
in 1‘320 some vacdish vcasols, as
result of one win-loss message,
A
line 'Skuggernck.
“3.x: used as a rvscnrch \‘FSSI‘I to as-
‘ the fishing fleet from Novcmher.
£130, In March. 1921. and in that
"find fish was inndvd to the value of
4;l over 51.000.000.
Atnin. in AIIL'IISI, 1921. a Number
”2 French Vii-saris were nporutcd 0i"!
\-rry little success.
steaming English
and Belgian trawler-s were making
A stray Frenchman
discovered the successful party and
in one do}:
The value of constant communica-
tion between the trawler-owner on
luncl. who knows the condition of the
the skipper at sea. is
obvious. if the supplies at one part
are heavy. the owner can send or-
ders for lho supplies to he landed
at another port: if the catch is un-
usually large. he can make arrange-
WILLARD
BATTERIES
The Rye: Battery Station is at your
service with up-to-dato equipment.
right prices. best of service and all
sizes of \Villnrd Batteries. Radio A
ind Radio 8 Willard Rubber Threaded
Bulieries are here. 49 West avenue.
Phone 938.—Adv.
THE CONNECTICUT
LIGHT & POWER (‘0.
68 Wall Street Norwalk
Phone 1680
Watch for the
Opening
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Piggl‘y Wiggly
Store
some of .
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Continuing the Sale of Bathin
Suits at 1-2 Former Prices
A number of very serviceable Surf Satin Suits now marked
MONDAY, JULY
\
monta to facilitate unloading.
An the cost of installation is com.
pal-arivcly insignificant.
Alas ’5 First Indian
May Dies Of Old Age
PETERSBL'RG. Alaska. July 16.—
Charlcs Gunnock.' first Indian Mayor
in Alaska and the rrcst famous native
silversmilh ot‘ the North. is dead at
an unknown but very advanced age.
Gunnock was the last of a family of
sliversmiths followed since Russian
occupations in the eighteenth century.
He was Chic! of the “'haiekiller
Klan and after receiving an American
education was elected Mayor of Kake
by his tribe. The greater part of the
native gold and silver jewelry sold in
Southeastern Alaska towns to the 39-1
ncrnl trade during the fifty years was
made by Gunnock and his appretices.
‘ PATENTS
Wooster and Davrs
A. M. “'OOSTER Li. W DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Examiners U 8 Pat Odice
1116 MAIN ST“ BRIDGEPORT
Send (or Booklet on Patents.
Hear The Latest Tango Hit
"‘THE WICKED TANGO”
Victor Record No. 19070
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DONNELLY’S
WILLIAM w. DAWSON, Jr.
ARCHITECT
(0 So. Main 8!. Telephone 833!
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
BATHING CAPS. 25c so ”.00
The season's new models in a
large variety or styles and colors.
You will have no trouble In select-
lng the cap that becomu you most
from our large meant.
R. A. HEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
I No. Main 5!. Bo. Nomalk, Ct. '
MEN’S ATHLETIC
UN DERSHIRTS
Reg. value 50c.
Each : ......... 390
Be Sure to Attend Our
OVER-STOOXED
SAL:
COPYRIGHT
CLOTHING co.
6 No. Main St., So. NomikV
BATHING CAPS
WATER WINGS
All the Popular Talcum Pow-
ders and Cold Creams.
Bovi Pharmacy
52 80. Main 8t. 80. Home.“
We Specialize in
TWO PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the Wear.
ASHER GLICKSON
Clothier. Hatter and Furnisher.‘
i. ' M“
can a 1m
Norwalk’s Larges-x Mm.
Quality Fromztnes.
THATCHER HEA
AND RANGE
Kompal; Aulomauc G.
\Yait‘r HOME?!
Duro Counfry “in: .‘
Plumbing — lieu;
Phone 397-“
STEPHEN MI 1
15 Monroe Sire;
F.—S. LYON
Dine at the Old Stand by
* THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTA URAN T
0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Phone an
- t.
Roodner
Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR, FEED. GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER, E'I'O.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
South Norwaik, Conn.
OLD FRIENDS A! THE OLD
Paton
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No proflwermg on Old Well
Cigars. ‘l'heyarethebestcigan
madeat that price.
Aslr about. our
WW»
urchase plan.
Our W
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.
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To Men and Boys . -
11 Main St. Norman JOB PRIME
1“ South Norrie
or. name a. was 4 MAHACKEMO Tin
§ we siccwsh:
Lndcr i'ariuv's tin."
Phone
3 3 2 0
(herein! Dave: Em s:..‘..
Strum.
TARLO V BROS
Lead -9 Tcsascona
LORD ROMEO
ME: Havana 82!:
5c Each
._ A'd -'
86—2 for 1.3:
Mahackemo Block P? '
IRVING a P0 '
BARGALVS
ELEC'lnlt molt'fi
L. To 50 it P
nomens- A“ “15
more: ss—“W'ha
[‘L“[1’ no
ICE MACHIXES
1,; TO 4 TON
25Monroe 8:. So. No. '
THE TEXTILE S I
Colored \ oile “11h
broidered “hi“
yard.
Colored Silk Poms"?t
yard.
Rattan Spun“ Swim“
yard.
13 Washing“m “
So. NormlIL
BRIDGE
MARKET
_——-’
'ALL KINDS OF
Phone 199
71 North m b'
Have You 'I‘fi"d
Butte
—/
” RWALK'
THE “801.th
”Catches.
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Norwalk Chronicler