"‘3: ‘1'in?? :3" 1%.? PAGE FOURTEEN :1: VDAYHIULst’ LOOK AHEAD Now, a look ahead to Winter. Time, you know, is quite a sprin-, 1 ter. .He will beat you to the finish. i ‘ He is sly. File an order with thel 1 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 And . SANDALS In All Shades Moderate Prices MARK-OFF SHOE STORE 43 So. )lnln St. So. Norwalk Sachs' Delicious NEW EN G LAND BREAD Fresh Rolls and Bread Twice Daily TRY i‘l’ ONCE AND YOU WILL WAN‘I’ IT ALWAYS New England Bread Rye Bread Vienna Bread ASK YOUR GROCEIKPOR IT In South Norwallt Most People Do Their Shopping at the MILL OUTLET STORE 124 Washington 8:. There is a reason [or lt—C. Y. Somebody said the other day, "What I made in 1920 I lost in 1921 and 1922. I’ll be satisfied to breabeven in 19.. ’3. ” We suspect very strongly that this man was thinking 1n- 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' 18 net like a mushroom that grows overnight and rapidly goes into dissolution—that better business' is built slowly and painstakingly by successful efforts to serve. “0’ ve 50 years of high standard and con- ceptions of business honesty that 1111! bear analvsiS. The Hatch £9” Bailey Co. LUDIBER AND MILLWORK Sheetrock'. Celotex. Cornel' Wail Wbipt Stained Shingles. .—nv-- ........................... -------n---------, Quality Groceries and ' Free Delivery. A. F. Beckmann 64 Co., Inc._ 83 Washington Street South Norwalk mom: 1405 ran: DELIVER! -,,,,,,_, e’FriJay Fish Specials Sword Fish .............................. 35c lb. Codfish Steak ........................... 22c lb. Boston Blues ............................ 18c lb. Fresh Mackerel .......................... 30c lb. Flat Fish ...................... , .......... 14c lb. Haddock ................................ 12c lb. Halibut . . . ._ ............................. 38c lb. Bluefish ................................ ' . 28c lb. ,Weakfish ................................ 20c lb. Butterfish ............................... 22c lb. Schultze’s Sanitary Markets Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. 150. Norwalk. 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwallt. ROWLAND M. BEACH FLORIST to France St. Phone 2140 .-.~. , ._.. gRaymond R. Aiken Successor to Raymond 69’ Son ;ws1.1. a man sTREETs ' nonwans. cons. OLD CARS Sell Your Old Cars to the BRIDGEPORT ,AUTO WRECKING CO. 1310 North Avenue Between Oak and Center Sta. 3311309031, con. Phone Barnum 5586-2 leased-Hand Parts and Tires to Fit Any Make of Car. AWN IN GS Aaron Kohn’s Auto Accessories Store 9 Railroad Avenue So. N orwalk HARRY W. MATHER aroma-nor 79-81 Washington Street So. Ros-walk, Conn. S SOUTH IAIN STREET. gr .nnooorsr ' ’ h» . ‘ Shaw. Part 0 1 '1‘.” and Busseiis F. H. BAXTER“ Westport Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport Your Title ShouldBe Insured i Have You Heard That the City of New York is seeking to eject owners of four mil- lion dollars r‘r“ of real estate in Northern Manhattan be- cause 01 grants made by two Colonial Governors over two hundred years ago 7 The first court decision was against the owners. An appeal ispe INSURE AND BE SURE WE HAVE MONEY To LOAN ON FIRST MORTGAGE The Title Insurance and Mortgage Co. STAMFORD NORWALK 202 Main St. South Nous-all: Trust Co. 11‘ R EEK‘VICH \VESTPORT l'utnam Trust Co. “'cstport Bank 1'2 Trust Co. NEW CANAAN ~1'st National Bank ~ OWN HERRIN MINE Admits Unions Plan to Buy in Logan County Locomotive Engineers Now Have 2 Properties—De- ' clare Operators Seek- ing Sympathy -—_. ATI ANTIC CITY. July 26. —Reports that the United Mine \" orkera of chase of coal properties in the non- union ilelds of Logan County. \‘Vest Virginia. “ere denied here today by Ellis Searlcs, editor of tho cfllclnl paper or the mineis' union. He said. hcwe1cr,lh11t the district organiu'i- tlons or the miners were planning to acquire coal properties in that field. 'lhc coal miners lime already taken over one mine. the Herrin Strip Mine. at Ilerrin. Ill.. he said. Herrin In tho set 111. or the massacre 0‘ er a year ago. Hr: said only the district organization 11:13 inxohed in the deal. and added: "The national organization has no plans at present for the acquisition or 111l111a.‘ Engineers Own Mines. Seariva said the Brotherhood of Lecomotlve Engineers owns two coal mines. one in Kentucky and the other in West Virginia. The mine workers. he added, have no knowledge oPnny plans of the Brotherhood to increase these holdings. ‘ A feeling or unusual expectancy pcnadcd the Anthracite \Vage Con- rennee here today an a result or the mteting or the sub-scale committee I: was reported that the operators would make a complete and detail-ed reply on the [major demands made by the United Mine Workers. particularly as to union recognition. Failure of the operators thus far to outline their views in detail, I.- looked upon as a. strategic move to gather public sympathy. HARDING SPENDS DAY IN FISHING Ahead of Schedule, Presi- dent Uses Opportunity to Taste Real Vaca- tion the excellent time made from Alaskan waters and the ABOARD U. S. S. HENDERSON, ENROUTE TO VAXVCOUVER. B. C... July 26.—President Harding went fishing yesterday. The opportunity was afforded by the Henderson v fiefiz 3&5 ‘3 Quilt, 01-88 0e. Maia 8t. So. Nev-all BATHING oars. 250 to 81.00 ‘ The season's ne models In a large variety or lylca' and cosors. . Atlantic City Spokesman America were negotiating for the pur— ' sizes. 4 3’393’0 O O O 9 O f’e’fi’.’ 0. O O O. O 0:. fact that it was unnecessary to ar- rive in Vancouver beton 11 o'clock tomorrow morning. The Henderson anchored during the night in Alert Bay. moving thru Seymour Narrows early this morning and thence anchoring of! the Camp. bell River. eighty miles from Van- couver, which is said to be the finest fishing grounds in Canada. Tomorrow will see the back at his grind of L'ail) speech making and receptions for nearly two necks. From \Wancouter Thursday. he will have no opportunity for rest until he nails on the Henderson from San Diego. August 6. The new program from San Diego provides for tho Harding party being twenty-two days aboard the Hender- son with brief stops at Panama. Porto Rico and the Virgin Islands. \‘t‘hether the programme is fulfilled depends on how Mrs. Harding stands the coastwise trip. If she doesn't stand it well. Resident Harding may return to Washington overland. . There are 80.000 automobiles in the streets of Parts. WILLARIF BAl'IERIES The Ryan Battery Station is at your service with up-to~date equipment. right prices. beat of service and all since of‘Wlllas-d mus-flea. ”Radio A 1nd Radio 8 Willard Rupbar Threaded Batteries are heron“ 49 West avenue. Phone Silt—Adv. BOSCH. MAGNET 0 All makes of Hag-net“. Starters. Generators and ignition Systems're- paired and installed. We are also selling New Bosch Ignition for Fords and all other cars. us So. Main St. Phone 345 ' Honey loaned 0- Diamonds. Watches. Iowan-y So. Norwallt I astute-acne. crown-— You will have no trouble in select- lng the cap that becomes you most trom our large assortment. H. A. nan Prescription Pharmacist 8 No. Main St. Bo. Servant. Ct. H ER 3 H F I E L D MOtor Transportation Co. LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk‘. 'l‘en Large Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds o1 Transpor- tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work Main Office, 26 Concord St. So. Norwalk, Phone 294 New York once. 201 West 21th. Phone Chelsea 8059 PALACE BOOTERY Palace Theatre Building THE NEW GORE PUMP In Patent and Satin, Military Heel. The Plimp that’ s differ- ent. One glance at our window will con- vince you Selling at ..... ‘ $50 95 ' sssssssssssss Piggltv Wiggly “1!! Open at VICTROLAS ——gnd.—— Victor Records A.J.Collins Co. 70-72 lie. Main Street. 10 MAIN ST.,NORWALK 0n Completion o! nomi- Building A. M. WOOSTER Formerly Examiners l] 8 Pat. omce PATENTS ‘Wooster and Davis M W DAVIS ATTORNEYS AT LAW 1115 MAIN 81.1 BRIDGEPORT Send for Booklet on Patents. .’ee:ee‘ staged“ 0.5:»: ~:ee:ee:ee:ee:eo:oo:ee20e:ee:eo.e President ‘ Formerly Priced Up to $1.50. Formerly Priced Up to $1.25. 0 TRISTRAM o HYA $5.00 Ladies One Piece Bathing Suits $5 00 A very fortunate purchase or all wool suits, just received, enable! us to quote them at - very low price. . They are limited from 34 to 40 inch sixes.and there is a splendid assortment , SEE SAMPLES IN THE WINDOW. SOC—BATHING SHOES, HIGH OR LOW CUT—50c O“ 0:” :« «:eehe'efie ee:ee::eeeo:ee ‘eetoo" ... O O 9 0“.”0”. .25c—ALL THE. FANCY BATHING CAPS—25c M:“:“:“: BATHING CAPS WATER WINGS All th'e Popular Talcum Pow- ders and Gold Creams. Bovi Pharmacy 52 80. Main St. 80. Email (,7 ‘ In, Phone 20‘? 29 Isaac. - Norwaik'e Largest Mason . Quality Promptnes: THATCHER HEA ll AN“ RANGES Kompak Aulomam Water Heater. Doro Country \l‘sler Sm We Specialize in TWO PANTS SUITS Extra Pants Double the Wear. ASHER GLICKSON Plumbing — lIl‘aILl; Phone 397-2 STEPHEN MILLER G 15 Monroe Street. ‘il‘ E—S. LYON e. Hfiqnnnflfifl r1 and RESTAURANT S SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Phone 2210 . Roodner Feed Co. . a . WHOLESALE FLOUR. FEED. GRAIN. HAY. STRAW, rnn'rnmn, ETD. Phone 2400 Elevator. Ann Street South Non-$11111, Conn. Clothier+ Hatter andJurnieher e an and e v . u 11.1.31. Rm JOB PR1) ma South Norwaik. .. ... .. m». “Harass- Phone DmeattheOldBtandby 3 3 20 ‘ ' Mini Drivers Day azd Night THE OXFORD LUNCH 8mm. '30-‘93 TARMJV BROS. Leading checcencta lVE RECOMMEND LORI) ROMEO Mild Havana Biefid 5c Each — And — 8c—2 for 15¢ Mahackemo Block Prone - IRVING K. POLLEY BARGAINS. ELEUrlllL Mullins 94 r11 50 II I' BOILERS—Ail sill S PUMP AND ICE MACHINES ‘ 15 m 4 ms SHOPGI‘NS—\\'l\l‘lii.>ll3 i 25 Monroe St. 50. Norwalk. .. h. ’ ‘OLD ms ATTH! OLD P8103 The Old Well 5c Cigar and the Perfeeto Bouquet ' at 10c. 80 ampronteerlng on Old Well th cigars made lama?“ M Colored Voile 11 iih broidered yard ............ .1. Rattan Spud Suiting. yard ............ ~ - 136 Washington Street So. Norwaik. BRIDGE HS MARKET I?“ .. 3,, «A. Pbone 108 flUOi'thflainStree‘o Have You Tried 0' Buttermilk? COMPAN THE TEXTILE STOR' “hi to d0 Colored Silk Pongm Q . J ALLKINDSOFFIS THE nonmunY DAIRY 935119 2!5‘P8!B’57 carry alums" ‘ grins” . 1
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