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LOOK AHEAD '
Now, a look ahead to Winter.
Time, you know, is quite a sprin-
ter. He will beat you to the finish.
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
d
SANDALS
In All Shades
Moderate Prices
MARK-OFF SHOE
STORE
Main St.
4....
42 So. be. Norwalk I
Sachs' Delicious i
Somebody said the other day, “What I made in 1920 I
lost' in 1921 and 1922.1’11 be satisfied to break even in 1923. "
We suspect very strongly that this man was thinking in-
tently of his bank balance. Success is not measured entirely
by money. The four years have taught us what we knew be~
fore, that what comes easy goes easy and that it is salesman-
ship and not order-filling that builds up a business—that bet-
ter business—permanent better business is not like a mushroom
that grows over-night and rapidly goes into dissolution—that
better business is built slowly and painstakingly by successful
efforts to serve. We’ve 50 years of high standard and con-
ceptions of business honesty that will bear analysis.
The Hatch 89° Bailey C0.
LUMBER AND MILLWORK
Sheetrock, Celotex. Corner Wan Boarde—Qeo—Dipt Stained Shingles
Quality Groceries and
Free Dehvery ’
A. F. Beckmann 69 Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
mom's nos nan Dumas!
NEW ENGLAND l
BREAD
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Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice 1.1me i
TRY IT ONCE AND VOU I
WILL WAN] n ALWAYS !
New England Bread Rye Bread
Vlenna 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—C. Y.
Wilbfl mvmrm‘ m ‘- .
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chultze’s Tuesday specials
Rib Lamb Chops .................. 35c Ib.’
Beef Liver ........................ 14c lb.
Lamb Fores ..... . ................. 18c II).
Hamburg Steak ................... 18c lh.
Stewing Lamb .................... 15c lb.
fresh Plate Beef ....... . . . - 8c II).
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 50. Norwalk.
39 and 43 Blair Street, Norwalk.
Westpcrt Georgetown Darlen Stan-nerd clack Rock Brldgepon
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to France St. Phone 2140
~ "Hogwarts. conu
OLD CARS
i a. cause of grants made by two Colonial Governors over two
Your Tille Shouldlle Insured.”
Have You Heard That
the City or New York is seeking to eject owners of {our mil-
lion dollars .....--. of real estate in Northern Manhattan be-
hur-‘red years ago ? The first court decision was against
the owners. An appeal ispe
IN SURE AND BE SURE
WE HAVE MONEY TO LOAN
ON FIRST MORTGAGE
The Title Insurance and Mortgage Co.
NORWALK
South Norwalk Trust Co.
WES’I‘PORT _
Westport Bank & Trust 00.
NEW CANAAN'
First National Bank
STAMFORD
292 Main St.
~GREEN‘VICH
Putnam Trust Co.
Sell Your Old Cars to the
BRIDGEPORT AUTO
WRECKING CO.
1310 North Avenue
Between Oak and Center Sta,
BRIDCEPORT, CONN.
Phone Bantam 6686-2
locum-Hand Parts and 'l’lrea
Flt Any Make of Car.
to
AWNINGS
Aaron Kohn’s
Auto Accessories Store
9 Railroad Avenue
So. Norwalk
HARRY W. MATH ER
anonrrnc'r
79-81 Washington Street
80. Norwalk. Conn.
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HERSHFIELD
Motor Transportation Co.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor-
tation; Padded Vans for rumm- Work
Main Office, 26 Concord St, So. Norwalk, Phone 294
New York cm, 201 West 20th. Phone Chelsea soot.
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PALACE BOOTERY
Palace Theatre Building
THE NEW GORE PUMP
In Patent and Satin, Military Heel. The Pump that’s differ-
ent. One glance at our window Win con- $5 095
vince you. Selling at . . . ._ ...............
FOOTWEAR LEADERS
QU AKER STATE OIL
“Athea'l'lat'olnfleeeau' -- . ._
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’mi’mng pla’nt ,st Tet
THREEKIILED
BY ACIDFUMES
Gas Let Into Building After
All Were Warned to
Leave
NEW YORK. July 23.——Fumes
form deadly acids which had-been
used Saturday to fumigate the plant
or the Becker-Jones JeWell Milling
Company at Water and Corlear street:
caused the death of three men. the
bodies at the victims being found yes-
terday.
The discovery of the bodies came as
the result of a visit to the will by a
sister of one of the trio to ascertain
' why he had not returned home after
work Saturday. The victim was ident-
ified as John lisiic. forty-two. No. 123
Pitt street. The other men who lost
their lives are believed to be A. Near-
izme and B. Leavitt. whose addresses
the police were unable to learn.
The acid used. in t‘umlgating the
lnlo'thé' flace
through a window Saturday afternoon
after all the employee had been warn-
ed to leave the premises. The three
vicllms vvorc midnntly slow to quit the
place and \vu-i‘e overcome by the
vapors while :1 few foot from the door
as they were p'nnnlmz to leave.
“'hcn l’slicv's sister reported his
3absence from home. other employees
of the milling company donned gas
masks and penetrated the interior of
the mill. They found the three bodies
l-unlrllr-d on tho For-r within a few feet
of each oil-,r'r. I twns believed for a
time that others m‘nht have perished
but a subsoannt check-11p of the
company's time cards disclosed that
the flu-cr- worn i‘r only ones who had
not "DIIV‘OIlf‘li out" on Saturday night.
In order to make certain. however.
that tliv-re were no additional bodies
in th mil :1 l * Ill-parlmvnt rescue
rqu 1d under 1‘ 1 l' rrrlicn n! Lieuten-
nnt (‘H‘onnnr n1:1 11‘. a thorough search
of ll 9 place.
Company nFr-‘n‘s said the fuminrzt-
In: job l-nd been in charge of the
l-‘umlyzntors' (‘hr-mh-nl Company. No.
fill l-‘lfth nu-nur‘. TI‘."_" 1w re unable
to locale nnv of the firm mcml‘t-rs
\‘nstlraluy. 'l'lw flour hlnnl has been
tumltmll-d once :1 your to kill rats and
namin, So drn-lkv is 1‘1“ nrld us-wl
that one inhr’e‘ivm “1" under :1 man
uncon'clous. It was said.
A lnrm‘ rrmxd rtvthl DJ in front of
the mill when Hm new.- of IIH‘ fntnlity
ln-cumo knrmn. and police rrsn rvca
wore SU‘T‘lmOnml to preserve. nrdcr.
DEW EDI MICE 0F
TOM DID“... IRE ENDS
1.05 ANGl:l.l-2.. July :3.—-—Tom
Moore's etc-end romance 1111.] mar-
riage have horn shattered. it was
revealed here today.
His second “lie, Rene Adorce.
whom he married in February of
1921. has filed suit for dl\orce in Su-
perior Court here.
She charges cruelty.
BATHISG CAPS. 25!- to CLO!) ; I
The season's 01- west month In a I
large surety o] stylus and more.
\011 will hate no trouble in Wk‘tl
mg the cap that ”‘11)!!!" you most
from our large assortment.
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Moore's first wife was Miss Alice
Joyce who dlxnrced him and mar-
rlul Jumcs Regan. son of the former
owner of the old Knickerbocker Ho-
tcl in New York City Moore and
Miss Adoree had been acquainted
only a. short, time bolore their mar-
rlagc.
Miss Adorcc had been engaged In
a picture in which Mr. Moore had
the loading part. Moore is a. broth-
er of OWL-1:1 Moore. former husband
of Miss Mary Pickford.
The engagement of
was announced on St. Valentine's Day
in February. and the ceremoy. a
notable event in Hollywood circles.
was performed a tow days there-
after. At the wedding. Jack Pick-
ford, brother of Owen Moore's first
wife acted as lmst man.
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Tom Moore
"The Padre of the Movies." This
is the title by which Forrest Robin-
son ls known among his many
friends and associates in the picture‘:
Industry. for he has played priestly,
roles in no loss than 200 pictures. “In: i
latest clerical part i.- in "Ashrs of?
Vengeance" with Norma Talmudge.
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IMPORTED INLAID LINOLEUMS—Z yds. wide.
TABLE OIL CLOTH—Best grade. White or Figured
Five-quarters wide . .. ...... . ........ . . . . . . . ..........
Six-quarterswide
WINDOW SHADES—Complete 1v it]; high grade spring
Allsizesandgrades ..
WE RENT VACUUM CLEANERS , $2.00 PER DAY.
Price includes delivery, full instructions for use and r133.“
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BATHIN G CAPS
WATER WINGS
All the Popular Talcum Pow-
ders and Cold Cream.
Bovi Pharmacy
52 80. Main St. .80. Norwalk
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We Specialize in
TWO PANTS SUITS
Extra Pants Double the Wear
ASHER (ELICKSON
Clothler. Hatter amt Furmeher
To Men and Boys
11 Main St. N orWalh
WILLARD
"BATTERIES
The Rye! flattery Slntlnn In at Your
aorvico with up to data euummrnt
right pncea twat of service and ah
slzca of Wlllard Hath-flea Radio A
1nd Radio R Willard ltuhlwr Threaded
Rmterio-s are here. 49 [Vest aVenue
Phone 938.-Adv.
BOSCH
MAGNETO
All makes of Magnetoa. Starters.
Generators and 1 (ion Systema re-
paired and metal d. “To ans also
selling New Bosch Ignition for Fords
and all other cars.
119 So. Main St.
Phone 345
So. Norwalk
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0 NORTH DIAIN STREET
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Weekea Auto Supp]y 1: 4*
14 West Arcane ~
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0.! ii The Dance Hit of
the Season !
BEBE
Fox Trot with Vocal Chorus
from “Bombo”
Played b
BROOKE JOHNS AND
HIS ORCHESTfiA
Victor Record No. {9092 '
A.,J.€ollinsCo.
«- 70-72 No. Main Street.
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
A. M. WOUSTER M W DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW .
Formerly Examiners U 8 Pat Once
1115 MAIN ST. BRIDGEPORT
Send for Booklet on Patents.
“THE delicate machinery or -
» your eyes at the first ind.
rnvntionollroubleneeds‘theat-
tensionolaapableomctrtst.
Proper
M. Halli: J. 2.2m.
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THE oxrunn LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
6 SOUTH MAIN SIREE‘]
SOUTH NORWALK CONN.
Phone 2210
. Roodner
* Feed Co.
WHOLESALE
FLOUR. FEED. GRAIN. HAY.
STRAW, FERTILIZER. 8T0.
Phone 2400
Elevator. Ann Street
south N orwalk, Conn.
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NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Clean, COO‘,
Comfortable Li noleums
THE FAMOUS ARMSTRONG LINOLEUMS—In many pew
practical designs; 2 yds. wide.
Printed ...... $2. 00 runni. g 3‘
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Mila Havana Bach:
5c Each
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fit—2 for 13¢
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rate:
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
thePerfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
No profiteering on Old Well
Cigars. They are the best cigars
made at that price.
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