RWAIK AUTDIST WRITES 0F
. .m
a l Montreal and Quebec
. , , . V Tourists crowding
‘“Following are notes made ny a
Hall: euioist on a trip in van-
and rctiirn. )
., . Along Shore load to New London.
Very pretty beyond lliantord. Near-
23’ a mile of roses along highway
“our Guiltord From Now london
Mirth to \\ orcester, good roads.
" .mlle traffic, tow trucks.
’3" "”‘“‘,‘ ”At Worcester gas ”ea. add 20 tax
In old one
horse osleches tor drive around t
Maine of Abraham where armies o
moronoy, higher than Niagara,
with only traction of its volume 0
water.
New stone church or fit.
TRIP TO CANADA AND RETURN
. Il‘inds 1,500 Miles of Good Roads, Running Titru
Most Beautiful Country—Little 'lrailic,
Good Hotels, Fine People—Tells of Visit to
old churches and to old fort and to
Wolfe and Montcalm fought it out.
'i‘wmiy-two-mil'e drive to St. Anne
do Bcnupre passing Falls of Meat.
but
Anne 'to
‘, * no svuunto shaman-so '1
New Redford Has Only
2 Auto Deaths So Far
WASHINGTON. De CI. All]. ‘9‘"
The Department of Commdl‘ce an.
nounces that reports of automobile
fatalities in 1825 have been received“
from 17 cities or 100.000 population
or more. Thirtyaix or those cities
show more automobile fatalities in
the tour-week period ending July 18
then in the previous tour-week
period. The following seven cities
show no fatalities tor the lest four
weeks. Bridgeport. Noflolk. Oak-
land. Oklahoma City. ' Spokane.
lpringileld. Mesa. and Tacoma.
New Redford. with two deaths still
holds the record for 1025.
For 67 cities with an aggregate
population or 27 millions. there
were 2,511 automobile fatalities re~
ported in the period January 1 to
July 18, 1925. as contrasted with 2.-
488 such fatalities in the period
0
f
i‘
Center avenue. where one 0! the most
erected by Contractor William J. Ly-
one, manufacturer of the blocks.
is 02 by 42, with a wing 2| by 20, a
concrete tile foundation.
floors and a dye-ply Barrett roof.
NDRWAEK DAIRY GETS INTO ITS
Pasteurized—Oillcers Invite Public to Visit
Place and See How Work ls Done—Can
Store 10,000 Quarts of Milk
teurising vats it is held thirty min-
utes at 146 degrees. Thence it flows
to the supply tanks, where it is chill-
ed immediately by a refrigerating
system to so degrees. which is outr-
ated by a ten ton refrigerating ma-
chine (Atctic make). After running
through an automatic filter into hot.
ties and being placed in carrying
cases, the milk is put in the refrig-
erating room, 26 by 25 (with a stor-
age capacity of 10.000 quarts of
milk). and kept there at a certain
The Not-walk Dairy Company is
now located in its new home at u
up-to-dete dairies in this section was
completed recently.
The new building is or Lyons'
"Duntils" concrete blocks and was
It
concrete
Proceeding with the Project along
NORWALKI CONN.
NEW HOME ‘iN CENTER AVENUE
Plant Modern and Up-to-date——How Milk Is
Wall Street
TRISTRAM 69° HYATT
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Norwalk, Conn.
l
SPECIAL PRICES
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
-——.0n.____
Flowered Voiles
$1.00 Quality
'Speciai 79c Yard
' ,Portland. Mninn, making big hid
it
r
s
own... I slim ill! the M" syndicate. Members of.
,2» [Q/£_ ”utflfl‘tyl‘l i,‘ any...” ,4_ I ' W“. .« M d the Morgan arm whilel could be
... , My, . . 2n. 5cm, I.“ c ifi‘l‘tfl a. .d I.“ reached III night. w ilo not ex-
, . " ”wen i. .. . em; to Stump V' (" a‘ M If [ltidltly denying the connection or
'1'. l. .. . it. n...,. we wow... I‘M. [We [it “"10"“ their am with the syndicate, .ld
I]: ll.“ , I Y in . nefi}: a I, ; .hétdgfilé \‘flhw. ‘ W“ a “II‘ ‘hGy “W." “0‘ .an'ifid WE“)
.. ' ‘ .1 2 .. l I . 2 . .lllml' ”at“ 2. WI u “in"..m‘ “I "it “til.
rVy > H I . “Pp-IX} 'we’Zt‘; “I w;~"rwfl.w pm", ": If”. I“ ”umlm NC SC “Id. WE“
SEQ" ~> ' I“ ,- ' * .mit the Militia" film at has. "ma” "‘9 MW“ 0‘ “"000“
.“ . . W m... =. . i: .h. In, m 1.. t . t n. , . ,, mwm" mm were completely .than the
”WIT... 2' 7 ' ’ a 1" l ' ’ " m “R I mm W I Y WMWM syndicate. its other
”old women with sho: t dresses
jcrossed knees.
(“in dining rooms and lobby.
‘whlle to“ ".s pt
We. brcar: l.""
mines to.
I,“ Amcrtc {in Ir. i). 2'.
"Var.
'iz-eo loss than in Norwalk. replace old edifice destroyed byflro January 1 to July 31. 192:. or
1*,“ Business ppm in small towns in 1022 is in course or construction. these 2.511 deeths. (15. or 17 per
our the my Relic ot st. Anne and other pricc- 001“» "’1" "PM“ in “10 four-
bombers competition cuttlns loss objects saved from are, now in 'm“ ""0“ "I‘m! 5“" 18. 1'35-
Wages and closing Massachusetts temporary wooden church. 0'! the as citieizitortwhich com-
jnms, . . par sons are po- e or the early
.‘Beautttui drive for milt‘s along Hundroda ”r Pu'mm" from M" months of 1928 and 1035. as show
.Ktlsntic Ocean, Portsmouth, N.
1mm base.
Juan’s at low tide. York Beach.
Hr tourists and vacationists.
r and Long Lake.
“unions working overtimc.
,Vilitige homes and form houses q
:Mth signs “Tourists Accomniodat- bulnliwgfi h:‘pi:‘l:0p.and potato. but
tw'" WI” how I"’Z§\‘f'”:’d°"' dirkel‘h: Bridges built decades ago. still ' .
1M3! J-‘f'fom‘l a ‘ “ “n m collecting construction toils. A big-
39909” n f 1 inc graft than a little town court. ,
gnfil‘fi‘g: ”'12:. SEYdlgdeirbo anl . with state police annex. l ‘
“ " ‘ l .
’t 0 g e ‘ Montreal almost an American city.
little gangs of men constantly work-
mg. “'hcn will tie loath to repair
reads instead of rebuilding them?
w Climbing around and met
White Mountains, past Mt.
,lngton. 13 miles without a
"filling the way.
‘1.Dlxtfillo Notch.
.hsrrow road and
bet“ con tw 0 motitains.
just room
—, Sunday and the tourists all go to auctions as filed with the office of supplies ChOCOIIte milk in the
5. h . , . ‘
”:32?“ €133,132“1137:..Egi‘rnouii the Cathedral or Notrc Damc— Town Clerk Herbert n. smith. toi- schools Ind tsctories durlns the ma-
C ., ' ' largest but one on continent. A low: ter season.
misfoS3ck ‘alilzfllitimintyillnsi‘lcd 3:11: m" ”w“ three military organize. I Thomas Longstait to Mary E. It " interesting I“ "“9"“ ”“3
r—more business with Custom offic-
ere.
r} The dual languages (French and
'lEusllsh) everywhere. oven on rail-
l‘bld crossing signs.
‘Cortacook, Quebec-«Harry Thaw's
refuge after cscnpe from Asylum.
More miles or road without
house along the way. ‘
Haven't seen an auto truck since
«leaving Massachusetts.
Rant a town built around an as-
‘besto: mine~~biggost in the world.
Levis—down stccp hill to Perry
33d across to Queloc. I.lli(‘ climb»
gab up side of house to (.‘hntcnu
Frontenac on top of t itndcl
Chateau Frontenac Younlz
a
".nd
and
cigarettes
Not So
smoking
bod.
Duflerlr. terrace with View of St.
:uwrence The Last and \Vest for:
miles.
. Military bani, from the Fort close
' by. pin 5 alirrnoore and r-vcninirs
:szc and visitors prom-3
castle 3N..- ”‘1‘. Terrace.
. 8819 ant sat: mums- mt is sewn Highway and across the bridge to
‘ phone to ill 1 “it l‘cckskill, to Cross River. Ridge-
Mw. Mg F‘reoclz- I ‘enadéan Mayor ’ field and home.
of Quebec: he treks America is Over 1.5% miles of good roads
riding to Hots. sorrel}. physica‘fy I running through the most beautiful
fund financier-v ~v. lrstel'rrnn: ptt‘»'-‘cminti':.' in the East. little trams.
‘ 'mem external-2:“. Tin,» roan tray A road hotels. fine people. One of the
be right.
H.
Autos race on hard
."Norih along Lake Sahago, Songo
Boys camps.
Wis camps, students camps e\t‘l‘}
. italic or too.
I‘ '. "Antiques" at every other house.
ondeli peg and worm hole makers
the
“'nsh-
houso
for
tumbling stream
to benefit by miracle.
gical appliances, with names
addresses of those who hobbled
and left them. walking out.
roads between the two cities.
Fine diiiry
along St. Lawrence river.
lets.
parcntly regulatlbh‘ m t eliminate
the hootlegger.
tions with battle tings flying and
preceded by band and drum cerps
march in to mesa. Seems queer to
hear the bugies and drums in
church. The collection is taken up
by a dozen pretty young women.
Maybe these Frenchmen don't know
a thing or "to.
Across the line Platteburgh, los-
ing its industries. but increasing in
population and wealth. A mile from
the center. the camp where a dozen
Norwalk men titted themselves for
commissions during the war. now
occupied by the pick of New York
state young men ' of the Citizens'
Military Training Camp. Too had
more of NOI‘WHIh young men do
. not go to Camp Dcvens.
Sat-atom Springs and its old time
hotels filled with over-weight New
Yorkers drinking the famous waters
and waiting for the opening of the
racing season.
’l‘l‘il‘ road
’ alongside Lake
;Champitiln. Lake Geor‘gc, Schroon
l Lake, Loon Lake. Tripp Lake, the
Iwcst bank or the Hudson and then
runs
the most beautiful ride of all along
I the Rear Mountain road. Storm King
fmcst enjoyable trips imaginable.
Conflicting Stories Told oi Split
Between Bryan
WiBHl‘l (371“
any cor. "lr’f'. i.’ I."
3.1;
s.
':
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“i." 5‘73"? figs
{fgq- .
. ”I... an. of A certain amt a! friction also
\the Commonrt are .r or .‘ ‘ arose by firtur of Mt. Wilson's close
‘h‘ave sorted to acts. 1.1. Jpn-won't suprrvision over the affairs
'Ierenccs whl or. own: .N- '. .. as Mr 521”. department.
.HOWI thr nrrot’fiiom wh'. 'l 23'”:- “we 'leari (ml-01ml: important
, “431:”
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r disagrt-rmcm or. r;v.m‘tor.s oi:
' wort: yr; ' inbreeding. gain:
3 l
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.. n ntvrflpultlicly want into ‘lir
. “more at l'Tifl'Tl, .‘tli‘, Eff-7m 'm'
y oceanic-tits on the platform nnd‘
'Wyi‘u; tintcmrn'»: in‘vlit'atr-tl his
Manner: tilt}. many 7"11"5.'"fl oi?
' 7mm.- rurvvlijn policy, I
Evian» lute: oi l’i’llfnti'i’il.
y '(j' reualiti
rlf'ulz lit-(I’Nlil c e?
. ..«. at,» a polling r1! '1’".
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unsmirsion‘
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a."
-c *Cs'ing 05‘
Us“ ‘ the: 1'!erth
oath the surface of n... wmrronfangtmcoi met. belong lltcir transmis-
‘ hon». to C‘l‘lhfLZy vhi'i. Myron abroad.
n prepart-d and whirl; Fair lir;~ ht: Bryan ("berg-~11 puliiiriy that
‘, writs-"d to sign. Alflz'z‘zst. .‘rlt‘,’ 9"": “moan. sliifinwrim with l”) Which
, brown-r
“tipsily format/ltd it; ”with, its um.
and Pres. Wilson
tho came into power. and
stem of his recommendations did
not recent: the attention he thought
party
'tlia war period
were first written by the president
but who typewriter. It was not
rim-meal for him to make revisions
or: notes sub-milled (or presidentfal
'1 i'l'
tr terrified his resignation Was an
trowel-Ii spa-r lie resignation was no.
cegnm
"PM not» was switched,” he said
1,, s k‘zlkfllh’i‘ when the. int. at illit-
vrmilrntlot. use made public,
r-nt sti'flcitcntii to lllelity "in
I! new: y gmmtiselvm to Withdraw my
Hv‘gmtl'trm "
Ari/irritant Mnmtly "rin- American
' or: the beats a! the test as
volts.
:1“ ,
'Yni tic-w TWP-ll ”Mitts you the
test 1,: 'lm ruin it, “ofhllri'y-wflia
pm only i. it wmid line been my
otticmi ditty tr; emit him 'I ilmiaiitui
lit: r- testy q' Nate 1 fill! pom to sit lit
:tillgmrtit upon my decision in Help.
with: 1.7“.” H) 0";va re-sfl‘fltdiliilily,
{or i' ’ ‘
It applaud 'i’om all n! ”in Mills- i
o‘e‘ux‘r m: lsml, sills. that the real
{"e’la‘f‘e‘e mil ”to. 'fififl ll; 3’-
‘7‘12e prDsMem “W
Km ‘21:! his planner nt "Hilts liar.
.‘ "new “W“
t .w it in continent
to cl‘lt‘us: dtlg's‘ ‘43";
“all!
3!"! 1‘." a“, it, long-4
«suit the!
.I‘ueev'
inn “‘1 1" 2
4;... a .3.
‘ I
crican and Canadian cities, cripples
praying for help—hoping to be next
Believe it or
not. there are the walls covered
with crutches. braces and other sur-
and
in
Back to Quebec and on to Mon~
trenl—lfi‘.’ miles of line state built
and farming country
l-‘urs. clothes. linens, etc. at minus
duty prices attract American tour-
Gai'einment Mb: "YMIsslon
in big newspapdp hdv. Whine o!
hootloggers mew: dhfdfler liquors
and underselllu Milton: Ap-
:‘ It illillaenit street.
ed one o! the finest dairy plants i
this section. From this plant in
more automobile fatalities reported
in the period January .1 to July 18.
1925. than occurred in the tint
seven months of 1928.
So far this year New York city
has reported 601 automobile .tatali-
ties; Chicago. 299; Philadelphia.
its: Detroit. 127. and Lea Angeles.
trdsh eggs are handled.
cently the company acquired the lo
cal Mitchell interests and has in
creased its business materially.
definite lines that entailed consider-
able cost. the company has complet-
company is new delivering nearly 7.
000 quarts of milk daily in Norwalk
and vicinity. Besides the milk. hun-
dreds of quarts of cream. butter and
Very re-
It
the delivery routes.
n
° as though it had human hands—and
much faster. 1t revolves automati-
cally. and the bottles are filled and
capped automatically as they go
around incircular order. This par-
ticular machine is of the latest im«
proved type.
Busy hands place the tilted bottles
122. while for the last tour-week
.poriod the figures are ,New York
city. 76; Chicago. 45; Philadelphia.
33: Detroit. 25. and Los Angeles. 14.
ATCITY “HALL
The real estate market in Norwalk
how Home at the Not-walk Dairy.
was active during the past. week
when thirty-six real estate transec-
tions were consummated. Tho tren-
is supplying milk to the undernour
Longstatf, a lots. Stevens street and
Woodbui-y avenue.
Theodore 0. Olsen to Mac F‘.
Macrery. lot and building. Harbor
View beach.
Ralph E. Case to Catherine Foley.
lot. Rowayton beach.
Eugene M. Tones tovJoseph Ric-
cio et als, Peach Island.
through a door at one side.
he bottle washer and sterilizer
improved type). where they
Esther G. Keeler to Daniel Fleury. lien or 80 pint bottles per minute.
lot and buildings. Morgan avenue.
Theodore 0. Olson to Samuel J. per hour
Stewart. lot Clearview park.
Samuel J. Stewart to Edward Von
Cnstteberg and wile. lot and build.
ings. Clenrview park.
Edward Von Castlaberg and wife
with rotary tiller and tupu
the latest type.
ished children in the schools and
modern, apick-and-span dairy plant.
The owners, by the way. desire the
ublic to come in at n' tim.. ‘ plant. I" it
Chauncey H. Bass and wife to Empty bottles are “:0; "1:0 ’11:: are the boiler and thoico machinery.
Walter C. Cowing. lot and buildings, building ""0th a rear door mm. The boiler, of horizontal design and
r . . n . .'
hentown Terrace. the big cans of milk. which have or 30 horsepower also. is utilized en-
becn brought by motor truck from
tho tanning districts. are unloaded
The
empty bottles go through a hydrau-
(an
are
cleaned in a very hot washing fluid,
Phche A. J, Browne to William then washed with intensely hot wa-
1: Hoyt, lot and buildings. Wilton ter and dually sterilised. This mn-
avenue. chino has a. capacity or 48 quart bot.
The filter. which is all important
Daniel w Hun-y to m“; J, feature. has a capacity a! 4.000 lluid
Keeler. lot and buildings, Main pounds per hour. which. in plalncr
street. language, means 2,000 quarts of milk
When the milk enters the pas-I
- in cases which are put on a runway
over which they are taken on rollers
to the refrigerating room. where
they are kept as mentioned above at
a temperature that is even and
slightly above the treezing point.
The wing at the rear of the build-
ing houses the power
ti‘roly for pasteurising anti sterilizing
purposes.
(‘iean and sanitary in the highest
degree. nothing has been forgotten or
left undone to make it complete in
all its appointments. The entire city.
and its environs is completely cover-
ed by a splendidly organized deliv-
ery service that functions in all kinds
0! weather.
The Norwnlk Dairy Company was
organised about tour years ago. the
highest standard of excellence was
ill‘li‘l‘nllnt‘d upon. this standard has
ttwcn rigidly pdlieicti to
Allicitson S. Bccis
is its president and Ciarlncu .. Scy-
mour is secretary witcasurcr
to Samuel J. Stewart. 3 lots and
buildings, Westport avenue.
Bessie 8. Ella to Peter E. Calla~
hen. lot and buildings. Mott avenue.
Elizabeth (loser to Theodore
Smith et athlot. Division street.
David J. Albrecht to James Mc—
Giihert. 4 lots, Lincoln park.
Ira 1). Stevens estate to Frank
Tortorelln and witc. lot and build~
tings. Meadow street.
Mary F. Stevens to Frank Tor-
torellu and wire. lot and buildings,
Meadow street.
Modcl Homes Inc. to Mabel M.
Soule. 4 lots. Harrison avenue and
Rroadview Terrace.
William H. McMahon to Standard
Oil Company of New York, lot West
avenue and Reed street. '
Elisabeth (latter to George W.
Conklin. lot. Division street.
James M. Gilbert to Helen E.
Neumnnn. 4 lots, Lincoln park.
John Burns to John W. Sullivan.
44 acres and buildings.
Morris Vkel to Frank Fredericka
and wire. lot and buildings. Isaac
BigOuting at
The local Monitor Grotto is mak-
ing lavish preparations tor its mon-
ster outing and shore dinner at R01
ton Point. August 15. Circulars were
issued this morning to all the Nor-
welk prophets calling their atten-
tion to the occasion and asking their
co-operation in putting over the at-
fair.
The building tund committee
charge of the outing is arranging
games and general held events, in
addition to the shore dinner which
will be held in the Point casino. All
the members of the local chapter
will participate in the Grotto parade.
which will be conducted through the
city. starting at the Norwalk Green.
Members are requested to appear
in
street. there in the uniform attire at white
Joseph Angione. (guardian) to shirts and black bow tics.
Charles Moelicr and wile. lot and Orders from. Brooklyn. Mt. Vet-
huiidings, New Canaan and Old
Silvermine Road.
John Bowker to Paul Smut-leaky
and wire. lot and buildings. High-
land RVflnllt'.
George lit. flieegmullor to John V
flteegmulier et a1, lot and buildings.
Meadow street
Joseph t'. Balvlo and wife. to
Joseph Anglone and wile. " lots.
mavens street and Hyatt avenue.
Ella 1!. Hi. John to George G.
110mm and wife, lot end buildings.
non. Bridgeport. New Bevan-Hart-
ford. Springfield and New Britain
will be. largely represented at the
picnic. Patrol teams or the several
visiting Grottos will give exhibition
drills
The following places are where
tickets can be purchased:
Prophet Clift Hauschiidt. 12 Maple
street. Norwalk. Conn.
Tariov Bros, North ‘Main street,
South Not-walk. '
Donneiiy's. South Main
South Norwalk.
.1
street,
iii. John street.
George N. Wilson and wits to
Hannah (1. Beddiny. lot.‘Pine Hill
and Lanna nVanues.
'itohsrt M. 'l‘anny to Zebulum Sel-
ilnit. let, Morgan avenue.
Joseph ('IIN'II. at at to Pasquale
l’ili'ieti-u, i-ii lliitorost.
Antiwar-n Mun (‘0. in aiuslppe
i’isotnla at at, lot. l-illloraet.
Eugene J. Vents-as to Joseph B.
"sills and with, lot and buildings.
Morgan Firm Re
NEW YORK. Aug. 4.—-A new
syndicate. controlling probably more
than 93 per cent. 0: the diamond
output or the world. which will an-
persede the present London syndi-
cate on December 81 next, has been
termed in London. according to
cable dispatches made public yes-
terday by Lee Reichman. head of
the diamond importing arm or that
Mme.
According to Mr. Reichman the
til-m of J. 1‘. Morgan is one of the
Mt.» mine and wire in lludoiph
never a HENRI. with district.
melt Heard In sitiasbeih J.
”slim. tail and iltlildluus. ll'lu Hill
you and Garner llnat,
unplu- insane in Alvin i‘l. Weds.
wmlii ill tier-s, 'i'nilsems avenue
stall Allentown.
”and ti Miller's?“ at to Psrelyn
".ch 3 mm: ’Hfl-‘tdi’
sentiment“ it‘iwu’ ‘i‘Mi about! bets
3*.“ hi
89!.
2 cups. .3, MY
“It” All" it H,- - .o
.m .i; initial ’
to i" till! it .1
5o; .él’ ,
N
.t ”all? 'e “I the ”I... "Weill
Merit, mt amt Miislhll. nit-aunt three names mentioned as controll-
miilt Will be Olen elective ste-
billet" at the tourist.
'l'llb Wests. unsettle Dentist-
s is: university shelter one are the other members
at the oval. assassins to the cable.
‘ .. its“ e lies Willi: Elm it! "lose its" been in the hue—
' m the . 2 the. “Wins sense diamonds
mild and "to «elite
its students in tits
Monitor Grotto ls Preparing
To Control Diamond Trade of World
.eddrees clearly. Xou will noel" a
IDLE! cements C TABLETS
dices et ”’30...th Gillian-I
for
Roles Point Park
Stailcr at Smith. corner Washing—
ton and South Main streets. South
Norwallt.
Harry Duff, 1 West avenue, South
Norwalk.
.. Y. Schultzc. Wall street. Nor-
walk.
\i'ecks' Auto Supply. West avenue.
Norwalk.
Schultze Market. Main street. Kor-
walk.
Charles Wilson. 190 East avenue,
East. Norwalk.
Schullzc Market.
Last Norwulk.
West porter-Herald. Westport.
Schultzc Market, Westporl.
Schultze Market. Georgetown.
Schultze Market, New Canaan.
Rutledge. New Canaan.
A special meeting is called for the
night 01 August 7 at eight o'clock. to
be held at Oscar Schultze‘s Market.
at Main street in Norwalk. to work
out tidal details before the regular
meeting of August 14.
,Any prophet having returns to
make for the Roton Point dance
tickets should have all returns in or
Liberty .Squarc.
even temperature until it is taken on,
The tilting machine works almost
and it has
The three 800»geilon pesteurizlngilurought lull measure of success—
\ats, automaticails controlled antiltlius this pen and modcinly equip-
mo oint-d daiii plant.
50c Quality. ‘
Special 39c Yard
Silk and Cotton
Crepes
$1.25 Quality
Special $1.00 Yard
Striped Broadcloths
650 Quality
Special 59c Yard
English Prints
59c Quality
Special'SdcYard
I
Size 27 x 54.
SPECIAL *~
R A G R U G S
Regular Price $1.25
Special 95c
Store Closes Wednesdays at 12:30. Saturdays at 6 P. M.
Bridgeport Man Took
Liquid Pay for Work
And Then Couldn’t
Drive
WESTI’UR’I‘. Aug. 4,—HCDI‘)’ Wil-
liams of 86 Whiting street. Bridge-
port .entei‘ed a plea of guilty to
operating at car without a license
and dritlng while under the influ-
ence oi liquor “hen arraigned be-
fore Judge. John 19. UOGIIIUL in down
tuvtn court yesterday iiioi'ning. Wil-
liuiiis was lined $100 and costs {or
driving while under the influence 0!
liquor .‘t‘llilt‘ it Sill llll': iiiiposctl for
operating without at license was rc-
milled.
Williams was represented in court
“
,Norwalk
I Mid-Summer Sale!
Goods of high quality at
ONLY 75f DOWN
puts ‘ a
VULCAN
HOT WATER HEATER
YOUR “HOME
Balance Small Monthly Payments
Conn. Light &
Power Co.
Phone 3600
enormous reduction in price.
while this sale continuts.
TlieN. E. Ryan Co.
as wasmuorou STREET ‘
by Attorney Sillllut‘l lleich ui'
Lli'i'dgeport “IIO loill the court that:
his client had
other iiiotoi‘ist by changing a tire;
for him for which lie “HS given two
ill‘lllkS limit a flask “hit-h late: at-
itctcti llllll in his di'lxiiig. State'
'in'ooiier William is‘ilk arrested “il—
liuitis on the l'ust road curly Sun-
dut morning upon complaint of Dr.
Arthur SlllIIHill of Full ltivcr. Mass,
whose intit‘hille he run into and
damaged. ‘
The only other case to be tried
““5 that of another llridgcporlcr.
\iiiueiit Bay or 346 Harriet street.
Bridgeport. lluy was arrested by
'l'roopt-r Silk on Shore road Sunday
ior operating a car without a
license. lie was fined :10 and Costs
after admitting that he has been
operating a machine since last
Slul‘cl] without procuring a. license.
in addition to the above the state
and local police made several other
arrests over the week-end. all for
alleged motor vehicle law viola-
tions. Tilt-st: are scheduled to be
heard in court Thursday morning.
Walter Barton of Maple avenue.
Greens Farms .wns arrested on it
charge or operating a car while un-
der the influence ot' liquor and was
released on a $200 cash bond.
Alierd Eisener of Newark, N. J..
and John Nowlin of New York city
were arrested {or reckless driving
on the Post road. Charges were also
made against Howard L. Suyden of
Brooklyn. and Joseph Brunelli of
New York city. for operating nin-
chlnes with improper lights.
accuiiiiiioduted an. I2
THINK BEFORE YOU BUILD.
To most people a home means an investment for a lifetime. 3.
A misstop is a serious matter. That is why it is worth while
to think before you build. Make sure of the PERMANENOE I
of those things about a home that grows deer with associa. ‘}
tions. However modest the home may be, make it substan- ?
tiel. Build YOUR. home well! . '3
THE HATCH & BAILEY C0.
The Home of Good Lumber
Shallow—Coloux—Oornell Boards.
McNairs Shingles Guaranteed for 50 Years
..
r
J ACOBY’S
12-14 No. Main St So. Norwalk
Clean-up of All Our
at 'ng Suits
For Men, Women and Children
$ 1 .98 and up
\
see Charley Wilson no later than this
date.
The regular meeting will be held
at Masonic Hall. 16 South Main
street. on Aug.1-i. to transact any bus.
these which mayregulerly come he.
Iore it. and also to put tinal touches
on the outing.
ported in Syndicate
Radiola
Super-'Vlll
$280.96
List Price $43000.
TIMES SQUARE
AUTO SUPPLY
64 No. Help 8t. 80. Norwalk
been members or the London syn-
dicate. Howauzr. the Londog syn-
dicate. though controlling less or
the output. had a much leggei
membership. which included the
firms of lleisbach. Broitmeier. Joell
and other firms.
The syndicate will not. engage in
the actual mining of diamonds, but
it will control the principal mining
companies by a five-year contract
for their total output. This control
will cover the Premier. .De Beers
and tJagei-atontein holds and the
mines in the Congo and Angola re-
gions.
Get This Out—h Is Worth law.
land this ad and ten cents to.
Claim“. 11L. 1&1!!th!! name and
sample bottle at sows-s HOME!
AND TAR MIPOUND for coughs.’
aside andJseesseae-i also sample
.peokeso or 301.!!! PILLS. a diur.
etie stir-ales: tor .the kidneys and
for We and Women.
Thais We "needles are tree
erotnmsietsaaadmsve helped init-
DDSTSMTEEB
Odd Dressers, Bed Room Suites, Din-
ing Suites, Parlor Suites, Refrigerators.
and everything for the home. N ow is your
opportunity to buy anything' in our stock
at practically your own price. ‘ ‘
Sale starts every day from
8A..M to8P..M
AtThe
Corner of Franklin and
Madison Streets.
I.“
Norwalk Chronicler