m Youa mr J0 "'
in YOU as YOUR Tammany.
OR LETTER BOX.
; on may be planning a proposcd~hon1e.~a farm building.
ge, or remodeling. You will want to know what it is
_ to cost and above all, to assure yourself that in inyest-
3 certain amount of money. you are going to have pe'nlnn
satisfaction. We know the way to make that possible,
Wine you materials and nerviee that will keep you coming
. . ’to our yard every time 3. 011 need building material.
‘3» ‘ A call or a card to us will put our service at your dispo- '
fithont obligation. We aim to assist you in ‘the construc-
problems instead of merely selling you lumber.
e Hatch Es” Bailey Co.
LUMBER AK“ MILLWORK
WE SELL
l
;CORL of best quality. l'
STAMFORD
STOVES 1
Are Good Stoves
WOOD in various lengths.
'MASON us' BUILDING
M ATERIALS.
LEHIGH PORTL AN D
CEMENT.
DRAIN & SEWER PIPE.
GRAIN AND FEED.
Tl IEY M AKE COOKING
.\ PLEASURE
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ANGEVINE
‘ Furniture Co.
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The FERRIS-DEVINE
COMPANY
South Norwalk East Nor-walk
Phone 652 Phone 53
C. D. CHARNOK
19 Railroad Avenue South Nor-walk. Conn.
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Sugar Cured “am. all kinda of
(ii-nuinc spring [102‘ of Lamb
Largo “muting Chickens. 17x: lh. Imam!» .............. 300 lb.
. ’ Smoked lire! Tongues ..... 500
Native Brnllon . ....... the m. ‘
Fancy In“! . mo in, ('amornia Hams ....... Ibo lb. ‘
Home lirf~§rd \ral (ilenwuod and Meadow Gold
lilizlt (.rndo [toil '. ,llulicr. ..... ‘. ........ {we lb.
Smoked l'nrk 'I'e‘lltlt‘flnlns, :tsp n,_ Strictly l-n-sli lucgs . . . . 5.)" dos.
FI'IJ. LINE IN FRESH VEGETABLES
70-72 North Main St.
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PHILIPPINE UNDERWEAR
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. l‘nu- of material and exquisite of needle-craft are those
llilhppuu: Nicht, (lawns and Envelope Chemise.
her-p in miml that this charming underwear is entirely
hand-made, ‘ thu- embroidery and drawn work, but
him. only
also the Sl‘illlls.
“'0, cannot rm-mmuen-l these values too highly,
we know how unusual they are.
$1.98 To $10.00
because
.: 'mp. N. 8. hi. commanding oflocr
. or the Buoy)
'7' 1111. was a- 3. too—ton steam tricote
1": with so cans. named for the Cole-
! Mo River and launched June 19.
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TRISTRAM & HYATT
'NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
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B;G BLU’E PENCIL
. [SALE
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STARTS SATURDAY
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I’m 3"
cars.
under a separate lock.
Supplies are drawn on requisition)
and the uses made of the nlconoi ari-
(,‘fll‘t'fully traced and checked. The
museum officers say that lh-Jlf‘ are
losses Irom evaporation and sptliage,
but that in their system these are
STEEL VAULTS
GUARD ALCOHOL
[N U. S. MUSEUM
“'ASHING'I'ON. ~ Extraordinary
prr-t-uutlons for the sure-guarding oi‘
their supplies of alcohol are taken
luv the various departments of the.
gournment which use“ this com
modity. now so much in demand for.
the making of what in the p:1rlnncc_
or the hootlegm-r is styled "nymph-x
carefully estimated and due allow
tint‘ti made.
The \‘uxy department. “hich
probably is the largest user or al-
cohol in tho goxernment. also has
worked out an elaborate system to!
the safeguarding of its supply The
total used is about 1.000.000 gallons
nnnuaily. hall or which goes into the
manulnctule of smokeless powder.
thetic“ lutoxicunts. At those stations and depots where
Officials of ”I, departments and th‘ volume of alcohol on him) ‘vao
hurl-nus declare the systems theylmma ”‘3 liqutd ‘3 kept. 1" special
. have installed have opcrated am we ' "“91 tanks in rooms under lock. “'th
cvssrully that their losses haw: been
nvxltgibhu toutlned to the theft of a I
pint hero and a quart there. And so employers .
(IOM i: lllu (heck. they assert. that On ship board and Allin-Email”
trrquuntly own these’ small pecula-g stations the supplies also are in the
lions .171.- traced and the offalindern custody of commissioned officers. In
dinnnssul. all cases the liquid is furnished on
At tin. National museum. which lroqutsition and a check up or its
in the prose r1 ntion ot specimens sent: uses made to see that none Is in ert-
to it lrom all ports or the world. 0.0
uses only the \cry highest gmde of Similar systems are in operation in
alcohol. the liquid is kept in :1 steel the Department d Agriculture. the
vault to which only one emploie Bureau of Standyis. the Bureau at
missioned officers or trusted chiiinn
[the keys in the possession of com .
nthtr than the staff officers has :1c-l
The key to the vault is kept‘
w
l. ‘lslu Mr 5 and other federal agencies
using alcohol in their daily opera-
ttons.
Germany Watches
the Big Leviathan
BERLIN—Pictures of the Levia-
than are displayed prominently in
the show windows or tourist agencies
in Elt'l'lln and ot"r German cities.
and the-r0 has been much display ad-
vertising 1n the newspapers concern.
ing the newly equipped giant which
is suiting under the American has
Rut German newspapers have
commented with some bitterness on
the fact that the publicity campaign
makes no mention of the 'net that
thi- Leviathan was formerly the Ger-
manium: \‘aterlnnd.
MORE WOMEN COPS.
i.0NlNi.\‘.-Ha\'ing won her tight
(or the non sale of alcohol to minorl.
Lady Astor is now urging the British
gun-rumor): to appoint more women
":mli-‘emcn." Speaking recently in
lne House of Commons on the al-
arics. of the metropolitan oolice
l'crre. she' declared the present force
of women was totally inadequate.
\‘lseountess Astor said more vom-
cn police were needed in London for
patrol duty. and she appealed to the
Home secretary to increase their
number and widen their authority.
COLORADOS W U [STORY IN U. S. NAVY
” Top. Wen-40.9mm Rowan Bel-
Crun'p fifflifil’. Philadelphia.
in Colerado.
Top. rlchtf—The first ‘tolondo.’
(
x
can Mani.) summer
iron at at. Navy Yard. Norfolk,
teotCol-
erllser.
“Filo. ‘
.th mmmummum
1.
4...“.WM— _.,
190! a. at ills yards of tho Willlgm
I.
The maidr for the ship was Miss
Cora. 3‘. Peabody (Mrs. James Crat-
of 1m
Honiilton; Peabody. Governor o! 03'!—
orado. Tiredness! is 503 feet long.
her helm length in .9 feet all her
“center. we The “Col rad "an" a 3‘ mt. ' “net
, -— o c." Bottoin~U. -8. I. patties!“
12nd. This it 3.! .Gso-ton armoredlorado. rm- mutual. '11: an»:
m
for many years in a Pfjunce with
the Arnie Conference i' i—at‘y. lancer-
1y Willetod and will 3? into oom-
mission on Aucnst 80 at Camden.
N; 1. She ti propeued'by Wists-c-
hcuse turbo-electric system. In
striking power. rapidity of action.
reality or m and wine'-
'or protection. tho Gobi-ole m
/
Rich, even brown 111 color! Crisp, with pleasant
“toasty” flavor due to the caramelization of
pure cane-sugar used.
This is the beauty that is—
Enhanced by the most minute detail of care. to
make it tender and appetizing—
That is the beauty that is—
Your first indication of the delicious flavor,
rich nutrition and real Bread goodness in every
loaf of—
Adams - Roth
Mother’s Bread
ADAMS . Roru
BAKING COMPANY
Fin: Dis: Wheel: 01¢st:}: Self—awning Carder, Sudan! Equipment
T/zey ‘06 Come! The NEW Four- Door Coupes.
Our first shipment of these outstanding new Nash
models is here. Only a few are allotted us. Buyers
will take them quickly. So come in at once. See
the important new Nash developments in engi-
necring refinement, body craIMnanship, and luxu-
rious eduipment. More than ever this model stands
' out as the market’s greatest Value Of its class. And-—
not: this— despite all the expensive improvements
and added attractions Nash- has not raised the price.
FOURS and SIXES—PRICES NOT ADVANCED
Models range from $915 to $2190 I o. b. factor!
Norwalk Chronicler