'unust befionsidered.
,- ’gandbuild with some thought beyond the present.
a*
The Hatch @Bailey Company
.GOOD LUMBER 8; MILLWORK
nell Wall Boards, Ceiotex Insulating Lumber.
McNair Shingles—guaranteed for 40 years.
N THE LONG RUN there is no concealment for
low grade products. Eventually the defects of
poor workmanship or of imprOper materials
. must come to light, resulting in a 1apid depre-
- iation which is in itself an item of expense that
, ., There are, perhaps, instances Where anything
‘ , ‘1vill do as long as it is cheap, but in building it is
, ----- a rare case indeed where it would not be better
‘ {economy to increase the original investment a little
The receipts of the First District
Posi- Uflice show a. phenomenal
grooth during the past fiscal )em
according to figures made public to-
day by Assistant l’ostmastci Stephen;
Bray. . . .
,The total receipts {or the fiscal‘
year ending June :10, 1924 were $68, —
128.011.1110 receipts for the same
ruled in 111::1 “ere $611,47?b\'1‘hc
gain of l": 4 0101 the p1e1lous _1c111'
is $7 750.41 at nearly 15 per ce111.
ii). It has gotten to such a stage:
QAgelltS for Morgan Millwork, Sheetrock'and Cor-
ll
.3 Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
BOSTON BLUES .................. . . . . . 18c ll).
FRESH MACKEREL .............. . ..... 25c lb.
HALIBUT ............................. 35c lb.
SALMON ........... . .................. 33c lb.
BUTTERFISH .......................... 30c lb.
SVV'ORI) FISH .......................... 10c lb.
HADDOCK ........................ -. . . . 12c ll).
schultze’ 8 Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk
‘ . Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, 80. Norwalk
f; “'cstport (I'ergt'lnu'll Dnrlcn Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
CODFISHI STEAK ...................... 20c lb.“
F ced Pratt's Growing Mash and Intermediate Scratch
It Grows Them Faster. I
FRANK LIBN ER AND SONS
' COMMERCE STREET
PHONE 2123
él‘mslon. Mass. In his absence. the;
‘ host-omen is in charge or Mr. pray
‘—
1 p :5;
PERFECT
SILK STOCKING
_~§/% \\\\ A \\:z:€
l and Porch Shades
terraces, etc.
i cloth that will not fade.
vanized 1ron and will not
rust.
AT A !
SPECIAL
LOW PRICE
ANGEVINE \
. FURNITURE CO.-
.,. _.,. "We. .
DURAN. AWNINGS
Ready-made awnings and
porch shades for living
porches, sleeping porch-
es, windows, tea rooms,
Made Of high grade
g1 een and white or green
and tan striped awning
The iron frames and fix—
tures are made of gai-
....__-. .. . .
16 No. Main St., 80. Norwalk
0121' $1.00 1....
This is something worth
' while, a real bargain.
Made of pure thread silk,
“(not fibre), in all colors.
knocking made to stand
‘hard wear. These stock-
ings have sold for $1. 49
W1. 69 a pair.
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
I:l‘he Store That Saves
BO-N0
KILLS BUGS
Instant death to roaches
moths, mosquitoes and all
they cease to exist. 30- N0
gets them all——AT ONCE.
Stop in TODAY.
' Albert D. Morgan
Washington 81:. Phone 667
South Norwalk
-r‘
on Money
other insect pests. Use once, ’
,r
1.111.: that a widow- sewn children " ’
'1 w filth a merger,"
» en out in Ne- " 'That was no marriage. That was
then an additional help will he need-
ed to handle the increase. Durini:
31-1011 t'll)‘ cnrrie , to nine and rurdl~
jun-rivers to three. It is cxpct-ttd in
Him near future that :11 least one
more carrier will be added to the 01—.
l 11cc.
"What di\is:on of the Post (‘flicv
l1111151151511111 "1511115111111 ‘
., POST 0111111 snow 111111111113
. g" ».
N orwalk Followed
Convention by Radio
box-walk people
:hfl\e hecn listening to the broadcast:
in: by radio or the National Demo-
Madison
Gmdcn in New Ymk 1‘11}.
2 l 01 at main {ans appear to be taking,
'1 he business handicu by the l' irst 1" 1‘99" lm‘“ 3‘ "‘9 con1ention ‘
District 1' ost. Office is g1 owing slead- - P“"¢¢°‘“"£-‘-
the
$1110 past )ca 1', one new clerk and one : times. 1'1'n\\ds
. carrier was added to the force. This
'lu‘ought the total number of clerks:
gazing-he'd to the Post ("live up toiHelen Selfke “7ith
Music Box' Revue :
.strn‘et has returned
l
stores havci
had loud-sneakers tuned in during
proceedings.
these stores
nu111hcr0d well into the hundreds.
All
1
l
Bunion ‘
11011111 1
business was responsible for 1h" ““1111!“ ‘ \lsit u, Ilockway beach. I‘Iissl
crease in receipts for the nsenl SPllu-
yr~ar'.“' Assistant l'ostmnslcr 11m)
1111s asked.
"The first class "mil." llf‘ rrplicd.
"I'Coplc o: Nornalk do not realize-
it, but there 11111? a number oi
munuiaclurine plants hue 1‘ ho do ..
ti'vmcntlnus amount or 11115111155 h}
111ml. Somc- pinnts trn out liundi'cds
and thousands of it‘tlt‘l‘fi :1 ‘13)."
‘ Iliill I‘dlll th' lunc' post Ull‘l- 1 ;,
hrss is growing strady. Man) t‘ult- 1’ 1vvw35
.1'01-ns usv this lli"ll101I or shipping in-
'1li\l1lu.'1l items instead 111' using 21-,
press or mail. l-‘or insiancr. 1; single , 11:111. h"l3" Film“ "'0":-
passcd “11m.
‘liim .multm'ing 1‘0 himself:
tirs- \11111l1i lm shimu d l-_\ 1‘:ll‘\"‘lp0$l§l
111' plumbing surplus.
'\\i'h the Music
'111ll..~111::
1‘it\‘,
11‘111‘:1ts.1ls in
secured an engagement
[It-1114‘. which
Yolk.
of Cleveland Chamber of Com-
merce. is the new president of
U S. Chamber of Commerce, suc‘
acceding Julius Barnes 9! D_.uluth
£0
OHIO MAN AS HEAD
NORWALK.
EVERFAST LINENs
Richard F. Grant, former head
FIGURED VOILES
1
WBILLY V’HISKERS
. .8 MO” 13360 MON‘TGOSEEB‘Z
'll 6 animals all ran‘do hide as the
the} uniid :wc black shapes 11101111,,
:11111111.
hrard l
"l nexer
11. 1m.- 11.111 .1 1.1.11.1 ‘w cakin: ‘1‘“ F" nmm' tails and «lugs In my luv,
through 1hr: hands or the 11mm". 111
.
111111111 M “mu “m. “1...”. ”H. rm”: must In) the ghosts 1-:
under I‘nv ngulutinns. That's tw- Kl'”
0:11151‘ (1111113 \1l1111 first hatched 1911; '” H‘"
not inquire anything: 1111111 (11' drink
1111' 72 hours. I ndr'r the 1‘03! Ul'flcv , “ .111 l1ust<r,sn1-r~.zcd “h“h so 9‘3”“:
”gumnmw' «hit-ks a”. n“, ““19“.“ E :11 1h“ man that he ran as if he had igtsH1l '11:"!
for dclniry l-_\' pun-11d PM.“ unless ”Ta
tho 1' ran iw d"li\11'r‘tl in 7: hours."
"is thcre much farm produce ship- . 53'" Hm)"
.11rd 0111 |-_\' local poop!» l-\' l‘ai'ro'f.
pnsti‘" Asststant I'ostmusitr I‘vrny 191'.
“as asked. ' 1
"Very 111119." no u plied, "1.113.131111' life I can't hcip sneezing.
surprisingly lilllc 1.11111
"I'o 30111111111.- ”my 111» lnisincsg ,1: ; lhv‘ 'actur} down the rner. l! is the
the l'osi Ufiicc 11111 «ominuo in 311111 signal fur the nigh: shit to comrl"
as rapidly during tho next pair)” ‘on "
"i 1-‘1-t.11nly do. .15 soon as 111151"
I
1’11- brave 11.111 hmnn 1111‘} 11111 c1"
"l'lnguv- tRKc my nusci" said Bus-'
"it is so short and stubby that ‘ l .
_ . . i' ' > ‘ ‘ *
.11“ the dust 1:01: into 1! and to saw!“ ‘-' "" 3"” 1"" "“1", 5‘“ ' "“1““ 14 Ann sircct leii ,‘Cslcrdtn moimni:
(m Stockhridm L'nnn nhrrc 11.11:
Jun then a whistle sounded
““72 must burr}?
'20" the inch! (111an “histlc at
Tiger said,
'il1c wmehnusn twin: nca
nrss conditions pith up, the Post they “ere.
[121110 business “ill 111111 111‘. .Vor- they
“.1111 is growing and growing: tastlhww
\\ hirh means that the Post “film “W.
.7». 11115 arr hound In inrl‘taso.”
l'usimnstrr C. lr1inz “Human is : looking into :1 10.111111.
Hzrnding the lilks' «onu‘mmn inihmnz su1h
lhe dark
;walking the plank and soon
__._.___._ --_.» Hhcmsehr! on the licor of the cellar ,1-ne ”A“ ”19%
'lliv golden god loses luster in the 11 lnnkcd a black Square in
'1dmiue or pinsical iitnr-ss
.‘uund themsehes entering the
almut.
was pihh dalk and as if the) were
“‘th they looked inside. it
[1111 their «11-:
' could use in
1101111!» in.
———_—_———-——_—.
——-_—_
3....” in ”h. l. .mdlin: .. .111 old :1: l hnxe seen to night. in this 3110135
1-1111l1s," runtinuvd .\ir. lilo}. "'l‘hmi- I 111'! 11111 know tine-1‘1.- uere so many
sun-ls m the 1l11111s haw 80110 in the world! And “hen I13?! up inldon 11 on :ht'm 31151111riu11.
“in-re i saw them the) are all gone?
115:1 2111111) Hung, lmi 111‘ .111" nut 31-? ~—1l1.~'3[|prut'1‘d _ ‘5‘n1005l‘d-
the. dead-and-
-' dogs and cuts that used to “1010111 1111- s.“ unswrrvd Tiger.
'I‘hry
t thrn the buildup, “hose name,
And ‘ 1”?
1.10.11”. yd 3111:1111 do 11 .11 the most inoppur- 1 ”"
handled. Ut'rnmnnnll) somrf‘nc li\- _ tune mmncnt.“
in: in Nornaik “ill ship a new excl-V
or :1 lilliv lvutlrr to :1 ro‘la'he ining
1n lhv 1111, but that 1! all."
nndll"
Their l lll;
spoken 111.11.11‘5 hundreds of rats had bun? 54 south Main Street
‘ 1.12:1, iur Muster 11.13 11 noted 1211 g .
l1: :1. All he 111;] “vs 10 open hisi Our Former Location
Hana gv‘ulc :1 1's". in the middle of ilsl
h.-31,"~1.. 1. h'k51 tie
“‘ "‘ "“" 1 3.? ' “'d ' i w. Continue 1111110111 and
011ml l 5 "
shape
l 11.. 1n.»1.~nii." said Bill).
1111;: - 111 1.11 11:11: rs I\llI :1 1-111." Sug<
:h-- hum-h and 11111 as 111.1113 as
you 1.111." 11131111111111 'ligcr.
111.111- ihe l'-.'1tllesuch,.1 blflll) one 11.1.11
111.1: 1111.11: rut! are i-rzncr that.l
{11.11. nhcn stinckcd. 15cm: liars-24
l‘ 1‘11}, ’ .
(I, - ll
Huff‘s
.111. .3 on them. :11 11.111 than iiiirrn?
' s l-.11~l1' 11.11: 111141011. Illt‘ll hc 112-:-
' that 1:11 .1511‘11- and sewed anothgr, [Dining Room at 2‘ Home. 8‘. l f
Y—”
PHONE MEIN MEET.
(Tammany composed of (11111110103 and
management was held Tuesday .‘11
the Royal Jami-s lnu. ()nly routizw
mutirrs Cflltn~ up before thw confor-
cm'v. Allrn Quick of Stanford.
'i‘ipi- said. Still in the distznce
"\111711 111 the world'ls mm in
. . . . :2th l'iily.’ . . ‘
H“ I ”I!” 1 l . . -- presided owr the 2-0.».51011. J. .K.
"1le mm are only 511131! 1111s. - .
l .1 ‘ , "\‘hall “0 charge 1‘arpcntrr, district rquipmcnt, super—
:Mplhl 1“ L ~ intendent. was also presrm. A
luncheon “as served after 1hr
lllCt‘tan. Those present from thv
lu1.1l titfin‘ \tri‘r‘ \V'lro (‘hirf Dani!
1'. "ox. l‘ld“ard hlui'iurily and liti-
1111111 Browne”.
"8:11 “e dot 12111 i hate rats as
'5.) dn l2, 1.111 they on our natural
'Hms, tun." irom Stubby. __
"11.11 Hand 11nd \‘flll'll the fun, HI'ZIH'. I‘VR \‘\L\1I().\.
\111 “viii"
1ali<~11 111M) .‘iit's. hell's moth~ 1‘. ‘ii:
‘\\ I1« :1 I my three. all of 3-11; mm
Louis St. .lnhu of iii St, John 5"1'1-1 1.
East Nonaaik.
llarxcx M lx’rnt of.
‘ v 1 x . \ I‘lsv
11. 11.9 111.11 1111 minutes .ou 1' Mr .1111} \I15
snarling and 5111111111; or teeth 118
“NS 111 that collar.
1 unusuall) lug cuts and two
l hound 11.1 km r1114 \11rv‘ iigizh
hrs" 11::1‘1'1.‘ “llfli‘f rats, But 11 hut
will 5111 111i srxcrnl “'1‘kS.
SAVOIA‘ 1‘
‘1}0 1:113 and 11111 tight to the; Lunch and Restaurant
1 1.11111: long. sharp teeth. mun.“
ilun not tiny get the ln-‘itc-rl‘
Is Now Open at.
1Tommruw the animals so on tea
and thmc 1111- absolutely nothing in , 'hc 111-1111~:\
Suit Prices
A Regular "NOse Dive” In i
They have sure come down to earth with a thud for this sale.
Better “hop m” right away
KEEP —— K001: ——
$I0~ $
JA
M___v.-
a...) alucs to $25
12-14 NORTH MAIN ST. .
The House of Kuppenheimer Good Clothes ‘
SUITS
._... we- _§' SEE MOORE
' 1 SEE BETTER
For—~—
,’ 'Our perfect knowledge or optometry :
t 1 enables us to act an eye authorities
' in 11:10:11 3ou can lime perfect con-
“deuce."
-—8ays Mr. Foresight
Prescriptions Filled
WILLIAM J. MOORE
I ~0Proum'msr—
' chlcr Bldg. 155 Washington St.
Keep Healthy, Wealthy and
Wise by Taking Natureopathic
Treatments of
Dr. Theodora and A. P.
Schrieter
\4
—Phone 1632——
l Hours 9-12 and 1-8 1‘. M.
We stand back of the manufacturer's guarantee as to their 1" ad mi."
call attention to the fact that WE ARE THE EXCLL SIV E. 11,51. _\~ TS l 011
EVERFASTSUITINGS
SILK and COTTON CREPES, plain colors
FANCY DESIGNS
« NORMANDY VOILES, fancy colored effects .
A WIDE CHOICE OF \V’HITE DRESS (JOOlls‘
The monthly meeting of thr‘ Dis-
lrlm‘. Confer-(nee Board of the"
41m; Southern New England Telephone.
and
. . . . $1.25 yd. EVERFAST SHANTON‘S ‘ -~
we 1d
. . . ...................... )llc 1d
............. $1.00 1-1.
........ ”$1 00 - <1: .1. 511,1
.................5llc_1d
.............. lllC 1d
-‘
GREAT VALUE
(11V ING SALL
NOW 00mg 011 Come Saw 1-3 0 12 0111731313.}
011 Coats, Suits, Dresses
VVALDNER'S
“ON THE CORNER"
32-38 South Main Corner Haviland
. 1111; 110311.55 shop 101: 1.11.1 1 ~
Mr and Mrs ’llinnms licil m l‘ms- ‘
tun are spending :1 three-1111115 1:1- 1
CLEARING SALE
ON ALL DRESSES
mom. .................. $3. 95 89.95
V ALI ‘Il< ll' 11) 31.11111
EVERY DAY 18 BARGAIN 1).“. \T
NEW YORK SPECIALTY STORE
45 VV'aII Street Nor“ all. (our.
.O'
l
l
l
EYES EXAMINED '
THE ‘O()LA"B’
Theh N'eu est Last in Mens 01f ord 5
An extreme, broad English toe Rider than you are {.11
with and short in appearance. Made in imported ruzze. 1;:
black Dundee calf. ‘3 W I
Priced right at ............................. $5.00
CONNEALLY 89’ BRAClxlll
81 Washington St. South Mrwaii
::—-—STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS—z:
\ » , ‘ .~'-« ‘7‘
79 Washington Street ,_
“N EMOLASTIK”
RUBBER GIRDLES
The New Self Reducing Garmml
A Iacc front model of pure gum rubber. coutv L
with Italian silk. It feels no different from ." ‘
and when worn gives :1 gentle massage llltf‘
\‘(‘l'_\' effectively the hips 111111 abdomen.
$10.75
J. I. MALLEEE‘
88 Washington St. South fem-111E
up. . -.'l '1» .
REFRIGERATORS
$18.00 Up
ALEXANDER’S
so 50.115111 Phone 3560
(
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take20r3forafewnighlsafw
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FULL LINE
-‘—-of— .
MEN’S BATHINQ
l . g i-
i
l
-. - , l surrs
MADEY’S
' 234 EAST AVENUE
. ~11
Gnocrznms , EAST 110111111 1.11 "”0“: 1..
FANCY mums I CIGARS
sonnss‘mvs woooums cmsnmmrs
“mum's ICE c1114»!
CONFEDTION ERY
$1 98..” $5. 50
15.111119. Clothes Shop
80. Norwalk
. LOuisD.Matfe1-n ‘3
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Norwalk Chronicler