PAGE SIXTEEN
LOOK AHEAD
Now, a look ahead to Winter.
Time, you know, is quite a sprin-~ 1
ter. He will beat you to the finish. l
He is sly. File an order with the.
coal man, he will take care of you,
01' man, and you’ll spend a glori. .
ous winter by and by.
The Ferris Coal Co.
MARK-OFF’S
COLORED SHOES
In an Shades
Moderate Prices
STORE
(I 80. Main St. So. Norwalk
Sachs' Delicious
And
SANDALS l i
l
MARK-OFF SHOE l '
Somebody said the other day, “What I
lost In 1921 and 1922. I’ll be satisfied to bre ‘
We suspect very strongly that this man -‘
tently of his bank balance. Success Is not in -
by money. The four years have taught us wh
fore, that what comes easy goes easy and that «a
ship and not order~filling that builds up a busisqmion—that
ter business—permanent better business Is not lily successful _
that grows over-night and rapidly goes into dISIs-d and con-
better bviness 18 built slowly and painstakingly s_
efforts to serve. We’ve 50 years of high stands.
ceptions of business honesty that will bear analys\(‘
The Hatch e» Bailey i;
LUMBER AND summon:
Sheeu'ock. Oelooex. Cornet Wall Boards—accent“ Stained a. ....'
Quality Groceries” and
Free Delivery ‘
A. F. Beckmann 8; Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
PHONE 1406 Iran um:
........I ......
. ot the work being done by the Ameri-
NEW ENGLAND
BREAD
Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Daily
TRY IT ONCE AND YOU
WILL WANT IT ALWAYS
New England aread Rye Bread
Vienna Bread
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT
In South Norwalk Most People
Do Their Shopping
at the
MILL OUTLET STORE
124 Washington St.
There Is a reason for It—O. Y.
THOMAS’
TH] STORES OF QUALITY AND SERVICE.
7 Lunches
French and Danish Pastry
Ice Cream
THOMAS’
(Two Stores)
26 WALL ST. —:— 24 SO. MAIN ST.
ROWLAND M. BEACH
FLORIST
10 France St. Phone 2140
Successor to
Raymond 69’ Son
Ewan. a man STREETS
' noawau. comI.
IRVING B. STONE
13 MAIN STREET NORWALK
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S
SPECIALTY SHOP
Dimity Overblouses at $2.25, $2.50, $2.98, $3.50
Voile Overblouses, at $2.50, $2.98, $3.50, $5.50
Some Have Round Collars, Others
Tuxedo Collars
Philippine Chemises and Gowns, $2.98 to $3.98
Pajama Suits at . . $1.75, $1.98, $2.00, $2.98
Judge O’Donnell Calls for
War to a Finish— Hi-
bernians to Vote on
° Action ‘
MONTREAL. July 20 .——Thc Ancient
Order or Hiberninna. In convention
here. was expected to act today on a
0
resolution pledging it to an active :
“finish tight" with the Ku Ian: Klan. 0:0
denounced In an address by. Judge ..
Patrick O'Donnell. 0: Chicago.‘toun-
tier of the Anti-Klan American Unity
League.
Judge O'Donnell. giving an account
can Unity League. an organization de~
signed to maintain racial. religious and
ocial tolerance. made a. vigorous at-
k on the Klux. characterizing It as
7' dy treasonable to the state.
' me of the most prominent men
States of Illinois and Indiana
ed the Klan have been severe-
r. it not ruined. through the
or their names in our om-
derancc." said the Judge
one two States alone we
fgifrgfln “hi-wan)? more we have
hiue already pu
and we have as u;
not published.
department of
0‘ 'lux secrets
'W’e first created a " ‘1‘" ““5"
investigation to obtain K; city at ll
and the lists of members 1. 3‘2"" a
cut clties. We work one ¥c°txihe
time and now have‘ found Ith;kr:;
the namcsin the larger cities
two States mentioned. \Vhen a. I
has his name published he is pu
exposed. ostracized sacially and Is
jcc'ed in a political and econo
sense: his business Is ruined througk
tho indignation of the community.
Ouing to our publicity
.-
Klan In either State.
"\\'0 are. attacking the Klan because
we claim they are a tronsonnble bod)
to the l'nited States on four Indict-
mcnls. The American Constitution
proxldea for severance of church and
Slate. but they try to fill the Senate
with Klux. who will legislate against
t‘athollc. Jew. negro and the torclgn~
lmrn. They undertake to destroy de-
nominational schools and force attend
zinc» upon oilwr tll an Catholic
Churches. thereby destroying free-
dom of conscience: they holo their
l secret courts. lu-nr i-vidence. pass srn-
'rcnce. convict and punish. according
In their secret mics. going even to
the cxtcnt of Inurdcr. thus denying
rquailty before the law: they under-
take to degrade the negro by declar-
in; against him and {or white supre-
Inacy."
Dodge Brothers
Retail Deliveries
Breaking All Records
Since January Ist. Dodge Brothers
dealers have consistently broken all
provioua records {or delivery 0! cars
to customers: Since April lst. deliver-
ies to customers have averaged more
than 5.000 cars per week. This is
without taking into account sales In
foreign countries. Maternity increased
production Infis‘za has made this pcr-
formnnce possible.
For the first quarter In 1923 retail
deliveries to customers were in excess
of any quarter In the history of the
business—even including the peak
periods of 19194920. Following this.
deliveries for April exceeded any prev-
Ious month of the first quarter and
delivery figures {or each w In April
exceeded the totals of the preceding
week—each week creating a new high
record. May maintained the pace
THE CONNECTICUT
LIGHT & POWER CO.
68 Wall Street Norwalk
OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1810 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center 8b.,
numerous. CO”.
Phone Barnum 5586-2
“sand-Hand Parts and Tires to
'It Any Malta 0! Car.
AWNIN GS .
Aaron Kohn’s
Auto Accessories Store
9 Railroad Avenue
80. Norwalk
3F .H. BAXTER'
HARRY w. MATHER
ARCHITECT
MWashingtonStroet
So. llcrwalk. Conn.
.0 0001’“ M "II“.
Your Title “Should-Be Insured ’
Have You Heard, That
the City of New York is seeking to eject owners of tour mil-
lion dollars V...» of real estate in Northern Manhattan be- .
cause of grants made by two Colonial Governors over two :‘
hundred years mppesl ‘I The tirstm court decision was against
the owners. ‘ An appeal
INSUREi' AND BE SURE
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN
ON FIRST MORTGAGE
The Title Insurance and Mortgage Co.
Susanna)
so: am sc.
Gammon
'Putnam Trust Co.
nonwam
South Nor-alt Trust Co.
WESI'POBT ’
Weapon Bank a Trust Co.
NEW CANAAN
First Nation! Bank
‘ l
QUAKER STATE on... U
“A Place net's Different.-
Weekes Auto Supply Co.
14 West Avenue rum m
Phone 1680
. Watch . for the
93325“
NORWALK
Piggl‘s' Wiggly
/
9 throughout the en
campaign. ._
‘ no men of affairs are now joining the
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ONE PIECE MODELS FOR MEN AND 30,5
1. 98—SPECIAL PRICE—~51. 98
$ yPricedupto$3.25, $3.50
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established in April. June should be
better than May. ‘
Dodge Brothers are able to comp to
this sales information because of the
of each of their dealers
cooperation tire United States
and Canada In sending In a weekly
report of all retail deliveries nade to ‘
customers. Through these reports
_ Icy hue an accurate. detailed recozg
exact conditions existing in ca.
territory. Their calculations are
tl the number or cars actu-
upon
or ' wsumed by the public. as they
”I "3’ tan: to be the only true Indica-
” eioxt‘ nditions.
Dollievet‘fi‘ stantly
f pied with Increasing pro-
tion 0 co P- Dorgc Brothers to be-
The con‘east six months of 1923
EECtii'ds cfg'!t‘;ord tweaking firsts:
no on o ( ’ '5‘" the grea e
lime that the 3" business.
added to the "E
months will tot 19. 151-
ycar in the history oi’ their
climbing delivery
be-
Japan's electric power has
weakened through an excep
dry winte‘r. that steam plants 3
lug Installed to help out.
BATHIN G CAPS
WATER W IN GS
All the Popular Talcmn Pow-
den and Cold Cream.
Bovi Pharmacy
52 So. Main It So. Norwflk
l
We Speciallxe' in
TWO PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the Wear.
ASHER GUCKSON
Clothier,
Hatter and Format-er
To Men and Boys
11mm.
Not-walk
-' I -~.
‘ .7 . in
Phone 2047 a _
"Cmik'l “.3931 y
Quality
THATCHER BEA
AN“ RAM}
Kampala Antonin. ‘.
Water Hues.
Farm-:3;
DUN (3003‘?! “.172:
Piumtin; _ a.
337-:
STEPHEN 511'?
15 Monroe 52::
Phone
F. S. Lilli
JOB PR1)
South 5 3:111
BATTERIES
The Ryan Battery Station In at your
service with upJo-dato equlpment
right prices. best of service and all
sizes of Willard Rotterlea Radio A
1nd Radio B Willard Rubber Threaded
(9 West avenue
Batteries are her...
Phone 988.—Adv.
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. M. WOUSTER M W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Exnn'ners U 8 Pat Ofllce
1115 MAIN CT. BRIDGEPCRT
Send tor Booklet on Patents.
The Dane; Hit of
the Season !
BEBE
Fox Trot with' Vocal Chorus
from “Dom
Played by
noon JOHNS AND
1118 ononnsm
Victor Record No. 1900!
A.J.Collins Co.
70-72 Ito. Main Street.
namaoapssaotosmo
Theacason’s newest models In a
Iargovarlety oI’ stylus-anoint:
Youwlllh'nvonotrouhlelnanlect-
hgtheeaptnatbecomeammost
tram outlay-go assortment.
Store
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Pmcflptlon Pharmacist
8 No. Main St. Co. Nos-walk. 0L
Em
amm-
Dme at the Old Stand by
HE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
SOUTH MAIN STREET
UTH NORWALK. CONN.
Phone ate
MAHACKEMO IL!
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Phone
3 3 ‘2 0
ani Drivers Ca! :4 .
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Lead '3 7062318
we asccvva:
LORD ROSIE
“3'5 Haws-a I!
5c Each
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Sic—2 for 15¢
la'nackerrzo sea
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BOILUb—m
snorou \S—Tlmi
Pf‘i’l’ 0‘9
ICE MACHN‘S
1" TO 4 I‘:-.‘
25 Homoe St. 53- 5-
THE TEXTILE!
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Colored ‘ 011° .
broidered “in“
Norwalk Chronicler