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6TH. BATTERY C. FOR CHECK AND RIC-ISSUE OF
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WJULY 2ND.
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iniired Kovncs, Arthur Leomhuia.
Margaret. Levay, line Lowndes, Max
levy. John Lysobey, Eileen Msgner.
Margaret Match, Ethel Nichols.
Leon l’arls, John Powell. Charles
l'riee, Herman Robinson, Morris
ltobinson, Anna ltnsewitch, Louis
Stelnberg. Yetta Steinhorg. llelen
Th‘zendrey, Margaret Szendrey. Emily
\\'ardweli, Mildred Wilson. Phyllis
Withlnizton: lst time, lda Alexander.
l“l‘lillt;t'll llasilc, Marjorie lloyd,
Anna t‘uptitu, l'rentit'i: t‘mdtniaii,
l-I'tlyii t‘rnsler, Julia t‘aell. thatrit‘e
Epstein, .lutu‘pli Ferguson, Mai.
ift.in_\:ik, (‘iitrl-ri ilnrtutt. I'IH'INII
Il'Il’\.‘llll, .‘liliildl’tl lliii'ratli. Quilt-
I.lllllt|t‘0lll' .lt'llllil‘ ls‘lHlll. William
John, .lllii-l l\'lll(ltl.\', liiir'tl-l Ken-
di'it I\, i'iliiuic ix't'salu;_L‘.u.s.-tiinth Kli-
l'itll. \\'ilii:tin ix'uicli-i‘. I‘lllllllil .\lillcr.
ll.|ll'_\' .‘lllll‘l', (inldt-ii .‘.a.t.',\. .‘larit:
\tilt‘ llttiiit'i' “I‘lhllit‘lll, II
limiiii Schwartz. :s'yhla Schwartz.
ld.t Steiuln-ru. (iei‘triidt hull, l-Iinintl
Slur/alt, llai'oiii Williams. James
immid Warner, E. Warne. Sam
wither.
l’l-Iltlt‘l'ICI‘ ATTENMNCIC.
l;\--lyn l-‘iiiim'u. li‘rancrs Basile.
‘.\llllil Vitsro. .It'lillit' lit-iiziielli. Cli-
l\'.ti'tios. I‘harlvs Hutton. l‘ltliili An-
thillt', Ill'lt'll lit,-l.\llt.|!~, ltutli l‘rice.
‘l'Iinit‘ Snit'tt'ii, l'Illzt-l \'()t':iil.. Stephen
iliailas, .\lp|itttl.~v Ii6l\llltl|IlI. ltonnld
'l‘iimiitis, t‘arl \\'tiiwus. Mildred.
lSllt'Dill‘tl. l‘tlix .lltiii‘. Ellison lI‘eri'isJ
‘lidythe Smith. Leslie tininer, liar-
'I.t)‘\'lltll'.‘4, Stiitti'w \\'iliii0tt. Iielen
Desmond. lliirv-lt-t Kearns. Flora
{Sheparth l‘aul Lysohey. Anthony
.\i.ira'~t-o, I‘Ilililltt‘lll ltcnltc. t‘tither-
NEW HAVEN
BRIDGEl‘t ili'l‘
Big Blow-Out
l Lisle 450
_3 for $1.25
$1.03
3 for $3.00
Main and Wall Sts.
”moms-r
\\'.\'I‘l-Ililii'liY
. .TWO DAY
1 SPECIAL
éFRIDAY—SATURDAY
An Economy Event Sweeping Every
oluits '. .. 960 White Broadcloth
Shirts $1.15
3 {or $3.00
Cpeelsllets is Hieh‘
Grade Wearing Apparel
ine .‘wu'inan. lit-lt-n ’l'otli, William
ll't'llillt‘itlll. Jack Squires, Stephen
li'oemk, \\‘illiam Jol.e, (lrevdon Gar-A
\'e_\‘.. For the s-‘(niid semester, \\’il-
liaiii llria. ’l'hornton Lawrence. llei-
in llaxtvi'. Janette Moore. Frances
itasilv. John Norah, llunaitl Wanrer,
itiwlyu l-‘.tl.is(-ti. Jennie. t‘zei, Jack
iWalali. l‘Iai'le Smith, Grace I\'t)\'tt\‘.
Margaret 'l'litiiiias, J'Iiiiinn Miller. (I.
l. Christopher. l'I.
llrinney, l‘.
lsil'l’t‘ifi, if.
I'l\\III\. Lucille Whitney.
‘ llatninond. l‘llhlt‘ Snitlt-n, Agnes liti-
seit. Hall" ltohnii, Mary Kinln-
sehy, lri-ne Sharitany. llarry Heli-
,lnllll. Alln-i‘i lx’nvacs. Joseph lt‘azkos.
{Human Whitney. .tnna lleccssttro.
{John l‘talasz, Arnold I‘linriott. Ira
i.\lltlt'l'S()ll, (‘atlierine ltnymond. "(‘l-
ltn Szendrey. l-Isiher McKenzie.
Einltillt‘l itayton, Leslie Gainer. .lo.
,M~t|lt Janet. ltiic lowiides. Stanley
iwiimott. lidyth Smith. lit-ion 1m.
iinmid, Nora Dinkowitz, Savannah
. ,lt lll'H. Harriett llearns, Flora. Shep-
~'.wl, Marjorie aniov. Pilaquz‘tlc,
iil‘lir .intliony Mornsco. William
Plinth-ton, Elizabeth Denkc. lt‘rnn-
Ru.- iliirlcr. Catherine Newman,
Midt'lino Walsh. lielcn Toth. Mary
I‘.I't’l‘i‘, Jack Squires. Stephen Yoczik,
[\vv. ’l‘heodore liegedus,
i Uddoxei.
! Following is s continuation of
the, athletic awards which the Son-
Margaret
llldwnrd Holland. Bessie, Weiner,
ix'liarl Selii, Edgar Gainer. Jam
it‘arpcnter, Kathleen Crosby, l”.
,liasilc. Jennie licnzuclli, ‘
Williams. Helen Y.) ’ ‘
. .i as.
‘ “timers of (it
Room “.‘6; ninth gi
I
«'4‘ .mom :3: boys, Room 27.
liiisebali, seventh grade. Room
liuom -t.
. lloys
Hubert Merritt, William Rising.
! Girls
Anna. Aniato, Emma “clinch.-
I"l’l'ttlllliill, Helen Ilenew-l. lielen‘
Knittnml. .ltillll \'ti\ iii, Iittllttlt NM]
li Ryan.-
\-.l\l't'l\‘. H, Wanamaker, Steie \‘.'.‘ll'-;
l-‘ui- llit' year: lt'i'itnk lmpioinlmto,~
.
iiiiol began to print yesterday. i-d mile walk. ('2) Attend a, , ,
Atliletlu F, Winners of Five Points (3) Goldle Kuhn, (4\ “weird ““53"" Th" ""m‘“
William Burns. Kenneth Morton. potato race. ("H’Til'y‘ ‘
.stioir’ Mayer. William l’endlcton. (a) Dorothea-"Mfg"
lieieii Toth. Dorothy Woot; James Croslor; Mungt‘mr
l'i-lt-c. Arthur Ziiske, Cari Wilkens, sco. (" “‘
. i~:hth grade, Room 22; ninth grade. Edison: bsil
,Mcmhcrs of Winning Room Teamsi
Ninth baseball, Paul Lysobe.v,i(
illownrd Show, Moses Cream. How- zuelli.
:mi Gill. Max Miller. William Moon, race, (3) Jennie Renzuelli, (3)
lzobcrt. Merritt, Edward Merriam,i
-\\'illiam Rial-K: volley ball, Paul 1 throw, (2) Helen Yuhas. (3) Alberta,
‘l.ysohey, Howard Show. Max Miller,iJones. (4) Theresa Nagy; 1-4 mile!
'Ainsos (‘reanu Edward Merriam.iwalk. (2) Kathleen Crosley. (3)'
Ninth, volley. ball, Ethel Kurts,! (8) Helen Yuhas
.Marlc Claust, lose Agranov, Eliza-:3chwsrts.
. . ' These
. .. . . - d Olt'll‘)’. and Hum” “°°‘°" ‘-
. ~ . . . - t . standards as s00d ti-il°“"“il" 5°° . . t pirflllofll
, . . . - ~ .' , ‘ t . , , ' g or nisstlon in the fluid in “ilk“ lo“ a” in a: economic columns and good moral titersiizclher0‘”“r° 0 .FM‘ um-
hcr or commerce capacity. It is a litre I“ “on. “wanna they are ultiins to at c it o nditl we can not in etVMV member. total
chem l have» ,_ with many branch ortlllkll“ in their “MW any time you desire it. and he: it it fig? , ‘ . ‘ "m
‘ ' ‘W ., t _ iw-liosc mustnnt duty it ""0 “D I. 4.... “'0, ‘ n I‘ lie,” JU Y 1i . =
u w .. in lo- 8. limit 1“ .l \t the
mat»... ‘iotltli not only Vluh— ‘ I A
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EAST NORWA . _ ..-..-.-.. . .21
t nit») .4 Ibi" 'H
lit-n - to , . -.‘ ,0. ‘. ”Mon l'mnt
l'srk Sunday at 2:30 in the after-
noon and sgsin at 8 in the evening.
July. the concert will lean toward
Jnsrtinl music and patriotic selec-
Nons in addition to its Usual enter-
“fining feature of varied program
at pelrctionmovertures and the late
papillae music of the days as en-
chords.
The band was especially well re-
t'oh'ed hy the patrons of the park
on the occasion of its last concert
.lune ao‘when generous applause was
i received in appreciation of the num-
hers rendered.
The Sunday programs are:
Attic-noon.
Much—4’21 Cepltnn. Sousa.
overture—The Sky Pilot. Laurens.
Serenade —— An Autumn Romance,
King.
0verture~lunfly South. Lsmpe.
Selection—Songs at the Nation
(Patriotic). Lsmpe.
Overture—Jupiter. Carnival, Bar-
nard.
Evening.
March—JIM Thunderer. Sousa.
t‘)verture-—~Ruperba, Dslbey.
Overture—Don Carlos. Verdic.
Selection-songs or the Old Folks
(Patriotic), Lake.
\\‘sltz-—-Sobre Las Olas, Roses.
Overture—A m e r i c s invincible,
liarnliouse.
(And Broadway's latest and most
popular hits as enchores).
Monday. the hand is engaged to
[journey to Hartford with the Nor-
walk and Rotith Norwalk Red Men
and lady Pocahontas lodges for an
(Ill (lay engagement in the monster
lit-ti Men's anniversary parade and
celebration to he held in that city
July 4 and .3.
:Rooni-For More C.M.T.C.
Applications From
Fairfleld County Men.
Wit". the quota for students atiattendance \\'()l't' “lun-
l\ili smith. i-rtiim ’l‘oolu'i‘. l-Zlizahcthil‘iiiz'fl's Milli
\\';ti';;o. .\lii‘i;ii.i l.tl\\litl“F, Andrcwtxew England
is almost complete, l-‘slriield County 0
has only responded to about one haltv
its quota. The quota is lbl students
and about half that number has been
secured.
Many have already lett for Fort
Adams. R. 1.. the July camp. that
this camp.
0! the eight Norwalk young men
who will attend August camps. six
will 's‘ to Fort Torry, .\'. Y., while
the other two will attend l‘ninpi
Ilei'nns. ‘nesday afternoon, nine hula will 1...,
The local committee desires ,“.0_pla_ved. ‘1‘" “"mm' ”‘an ”l" higll‘“:
more. applicants. its Norwalk has a i l" “0"” “' ”l“ “"1 or ”1'? month.
quote oi to students.
Applications may be made tot
Judge John K00“), at “in offices m :Nnrwaik lniprmctnent association.
twil he held "I '.‘::it', Tuesday,
the City National Rank Building.
in; H..- .___.______ . merchants who will close Wed-
._._. t‘oinmuniiy hall. . ' . ncstlsy afternoons from July ch
xnw YORK—Dr. Burnt-t Quoi, a i ' ° ' i Reception At ‘ ‘0 5‘1"“)th N-
llrflciit‘llll musician (or 26 team! John J. ("mmumh president of __.._ '
died recently. He had diagnosed his the (‘rotiit nn-l Knapp company, is‘
own illness and gone to the hospital “ spending ll {PW (leis in Boston.
{or treatment shortly before he was
stricken with apoplexy.
Elizabeth Wesely: 8th grade boys. 75
,vd. dash. (‘2) Arthur Zilske, (3)
Willis Young. (4) John l‘tertrum;
hall throw, (1‘) Edward Holland.
.. in): or the linst Norwaiit Yacht club i tilled.
:5” litanley “limo!“ (0 Jun” set for Mondnv will he postponed to‘ ' ‘ ' 1
rice. potsto race. (1') Michael H". “mum" .weck
Sccchio. (ll) James Price, (4) Stan- ’ 8 '
icy Wilmott; high Jump, (2) John
Bertrum; 300 yd. relay (2) Leonard
Albert Kovscs, ( 3)
.hlgh Jump. (:01an- Carpenter, Mr. and
rls. i
1:i
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k ‘fisln be
in recognition or the Fourth oi
.lsi'gest‘ crowd this week attended
VERY NIGHT
= SEES BIG crown
. AT ennui
04 real
reunion!
t
I0.
Omicron Circle Has Bazaar
At Novelty Lawn Fete-- '
ShorehaVeti Golf Satur-
day.
Norwalk tollts‘liaie caught the'I
carnival spirit (or last. night the
the carnh'itl being held at Libertyt
Square. all this week, under iht't
patronage and tor the. hr-netit ot the t
Mayflower Hook and Ladder and:
Bose company.
People were. there from surround-
ing communities sttrseted by tht-
ltghts and music,“ they motored
over Washington street bridge.
0 a a
I haven't vi meet up with two old friends you
Once mother fortyears.
Peter Schuym can get In III-Havana-filled
It’s the lo-cxhe cigar stands for a dune.
““11" 'n'H'thetela shape, with its mild and
Made as Peter?-
not downtoaprioeiier dmhubeen made: M‘
School let out for the East Nor.
walk children at 1:40 o'clock yes-
terday. When Principal Alton Wil-
' ngeete
liams rang the dismissal hell. thct Peter Schuyler; mmasmndafd ! The 2f0125' 5‘
shouting cohorts flooded out upon magic pm ma‘ ten cents F It
the streets and the traditional hichi three (I! tiine enjoyment. 04.!me
glee at. the commencement of \‘lil‘fl- ‘ SM your reunion noel? 5/9115: 1“
tion prevailed. All were assigned
comm. I down a dime ‘.thc very next Ci!"
IO-Gent Fractals. "he Peter Schuyler
Lowe or in HMPac/es ;, '5‘ 3
or 10 ’v
their course (or next year in ad-
vancc, the plan being to saw two
days work at the tall opening. Sep-
tember 8 is the date set (or tlie‘
opening.
The space between the tennis
court and the East Avenue. Zilrtiio-
dist church was turned into a small
bazaar {or the (batman circle's
novelty law icie i‘t‘strrdny afternoon
and evening. ('0lt)l‘t‘(l lights and
Japanese lanterns were strung about
nr.\' Training Camps in 1‘ colored caps and (llr'ltl‘llf‘tll i'l)‘li,|li\‘, ‘
. the First corps area. I cakes and lt’t' t‘iNilil.
hint-n Hull chili (‘ltlllilllltillhlilli will
tlrst round will be [1' ed oi! July
in i . ~ .. 7. .
specialises in Coast Artillery train. llnnliltlilllts: T.“‘:"““"Jm _ ”‘1 Tilt ‘
ing. There are no Nos-walk boys at p “ l ‘ '
rial Independt-nce Day medal piny-
handicap n\'(‘l‘ is holes.
handicap tournament on invdai play!
has also been arranged. l‘:.it‘ll \\‘. d- i
ttakcn in. position with the SCIIIIIIII:
in tho- sportim: (Iepartiiiciit lls assis- ' at
tent. to Leroy Downs.
\lasscll. John llertriim. Alhponse have not "H mm offered the hone ’ ‘ ' ' "
Raymond. Steve Hayiiss. Arthur 7.1- “mph m,“ “mph ”m"
take; 800 yd. relay. Paul hepore. ”m "”hm‘ a “w" 1“".
Sam Dayton. Carl Wilkens (4) Old one was “MINI"?!
James Price. Henry Epstein. Michael “in," W ”mf‘tfitin
Secchio. Andrew Kurimni; broad ”lo guard 'i .
llayiiiond ’l‘ailmudge, Greydon Gar. jump, (3) fl" 3 ”mm“
Michael Secchlo. he “.Omfll” a \7 I. .i-i-h t. t'x'lt'lllf‘ly popuv’
8th Grade Girls. tehureh hold a i
50 yd. dnsh (2) Cecelia not: atternmn. “ ' '
(3) x. Hilliard. (4) .uniimiud m": ‘ . 7.: xvii...” linrsdorttot
‘a' "i . \ .\. )1, hate arrived
liilliird:'nnd lnwn tete at
Frances Datteiio.
Allison. (4) Evelyn night. on the el
throw. (2) Helen Evem -—- w
. .4 "bfirw Florence Gregory. (4) Bos- '
‘3“ ,i‘e Wclner; 7th grade boys, 75 ydiMr' and i
a, dash. (2) Sam 'l‘arlov (3) liusscll!
‘mhce.’ Freeman. (4) George L' ’
. _ . Antoinette to race. (2) Edgar Gaines, (8) Jss..
tlulbovlc. Michael 5:71 .nlo, Elizabeth 5 Carpenter. (t) Howard Caldwell:
sher: pots-z T
- - . f “T bl
U itinpionsliip Banners , (.i) Felix Bilik. (4) James \avrelt. 0 "m
Volley 1"“ . ,t 300 yd. relay. (2) Russell Freeman, “ ”MW l
. Imb‘fl. i "m' soxcrtll‘ilglrlis.llto;m " . George Usher. James Sutton, Roger Guests w
3H'- I “lmm 1' as n “I" °°m'l)oulens (3) Salvatore La Ports. “id 5“.
b0.\S. Wm. Spitser, Ernest Istvan. Edgar "”9"“?!
Gainer. (4) Sam Tsrlov. Norman were: 'I
Kraemer, Charles Norton, Herbert Dr. S.
throw, (2) Norman M- D”
Kraemer. (3) Ernest .lstvan. (4). and 3,;
.Sam Tarlov: broad Jump. (2) Jamel Mrs. .1
‘Vavrel: 7th grade girls. 50 yd. dash. Mr. ’ .
2) Frances Basile (a) Jennie lten- J. '
(4) Elizabeth Buehts; potato Mr.
Louise Moss. (”Ethel Oravez: ball
Bertha Beresh. (4) Julie. Simon:
lobstacle race. (2) Esther Heisman.
(4) Sylvia} .
.. ' Oxford Shirts $1.15 Fancy Striped Shirts, $1.15
I 8 for $3.00
beth l‘ylypchuk, Anna Rosewitch,
Tessie Topper, Elnora Kessler, Yo-
landa Dunno.
Ribbon Winners
2nd. 3rd. and 4th Places
lt‘lcld day, here, loo-yard dash.
(2) Paul Lysobey. (3) Howard
Shaw, (4) William Pcndlcton; 400-
yard relay. (2) William Burns, Fret-l
Stabell. Minot Gordon, Isadore Ru-
doll’, (3) .lack Squires. Carl Lind-
strnm. Fred Morelil. Adolf Mayer;
hall throw. (2) Fred Stabell, (3)
William Moore. (4) Salvatore Tat-
to: one-half mile walk, (2) Howard
Shaw, (3) Moses Cream: high jump,
(2) Joseph Brennan, (8) William
|l‘endlcton. (4) Paul Lysohcy; broad
Jump. (2) Joseph Brennan. (8)
'Themlorc liegedus. (4) William
Conley.
(llrls.~75 yd. dash (2) Add Ui-
'zlnncr. Camilla Baxter. (4) Elisabeth
iwtiiinms: nail. t row. (2) Mary
{Phillips (3) Eliza nth Williams. (4)
Virginia lluyd: potato race. (2)
Marjorie anlov. (8) Elizabeth
Williams. (0) Elizabeth Pylyjchuk:
obstacle r of, (2) Lillian Herman.
(:t) Flor titsliepard. (4) Dorothy
:Gi'eenherg; 1-4 mile walk. (2) Eliza-
beth West-tr. (3) Mary Wesely. (4)
(‘utherine Newman: 300 yd. relay.
(2) Mary Wesel)’. (2) union Ep-
istcin. (2) Sylvia Abrtmlgn, (3)
i
; Members 0: winning room teams.
.8th grade boys. volley ball. William
“(him 1“.
tllermsn. Andrew Juhasz. Samu
lDayton, llerman Robinson. Edws
lHotland. Louis Btelnherg. Arthuf
thlske. Theodore Zuckermsn. Fr 3
Sizensky: 8th grade girls volley b - -
Mildredllolzhauer. Evelyn Dick u“
Evelyn Crosler.
il.ucie Scarso. Marion Ssaszak.
garet Cssko, Dorothea Allslon.
garet Kerekes,
Melinda Rnts: 8th grade - .,
William Walsh
Harry Hellman.
James Prise. Andrew Ritso.‘
Epstein. Charles Price. Al
vncs.
Impotmbato.
7th basehal
ter Merriam.
7th girls. volley ball—E
Ida Alexander, Bertha. B
othy Mills. Helen Doddo.
Toth. Anna Vasko._.ll‘ v
tro. Anna Pepoltono, 01,,
Mariette Bonell. Irene
boys. volley hall—'Art .,
Bria. Norman Krsemer.
rlsm, George Usher.
man. Steve Toth. Ali;
Max Levy, Arthur _“
'rhorrr
l—R
Frank Impiombsto.. "
Wm. Bria, fltevo
Norman Kraemer
Florence G
Helen Eva
Dewey
Michael
1.
'i
i
p. Rogers & Stevens
the square inclnslng the tables and
hootli draped in white. Ladies in
aprons and,Y
o a e
The, (IllaliUlii: iolnid in the Shortw'
is held Snttii'tlitt; Illill‘ within will’
to necessary inr qtiitiilieation. ’l'hc
Monday. the club will have a spe-
.\ liltilt‘S‘ I
CORRECTION
Through error the name of
FRANK LAUDER
Jeweler, as Washington street,
Treasury Balance
WA .\‘ il l N U ’l‘ () .\'. July l.———
l‘nitml Stairs 'l‘reazury balance
at the time or business June 21)
was- iflilgiiKITi.
l
With the Net
Torpedo F ~: .
$1.00 " .2;
DONNE .3
So. Nomi - Him
0 O C
The monthly motion or thu- lam
was not published in the Iifit oi
H‘Tuntinu: d from l‘hce One.) .\l'r'. anh‘r‘! store will 1” clus-
; Mrs. A. w. Minnow will he (ism-.1 ' ”I “""""“d" “m"‘oom d'mng
. iy )lt's. UIHIE liroun and Mr. Wal-h' "I“! period.
' ' ' . tei‘ Smith this week.
1 ‘—".._V__.>-...
Leonard Harris of First strert has
l 0 C O .
.‘lra. Teahan mils today on the!
(‘lllill r Homeric. on an extensive
lintir ahl‘iuiit Saint oi Mrs. ’l‘etilmn's
. ll'lt litlrl :it tli- ltt'.ll'll dined with her]
Because of the holiday, the meet. I Idhl turning in New York littore shot
Mr. l;inil llald is another iiicinln‘rl
‘ot‘ the siiiiiiuor colony “(din luxon '
The Cult Pasture Lite Guardoi ”‘9 ’“Vwit‘flw
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'«".lilit‘i‘ t’ictc-
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\-.‘t ‘ri
M‘v‘t‘il, daughter of
:‘z. d ll'lt ii. was mar-
. i (as. .,.\ izi .‘iitllilli \‘crncn.
‘ ‘ t.-v tainiiy have
1: - :“= it! ll‘u‘. bt’aCIl.
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: l‘hrv have. rented
$3,. l1,:'-‘I“l‘ t'ti’! luv {fir lllt‘ SL‘ilSOII.
of Christ chu . s s
.iii-llEW has rented ller
i‘itl ii for tht' summer.
i. w. I): M \.iv‘nlit since the
'c at thi- season.
Entert
Building
Materials
‘11 11min“.
, pti‘uoivtn,
ruin. .(J .
" “:1“. We. carry every kind
“Kilt” it. ml’ of material that a mason
. $11.37.. needs in building opera-
.iiartih "tar: lions.
gram ‘li~»~«'
gut-mi hrs.
«in. :l. -
.\ Partial List :—-
CEMENT
LIME g
all lmerais ,i ' BRicx ; I'r won’t if you have a Wee-l
I . mus 233m . tinghouee Fang’l‘here’e
' ‘ me a: few“ N," CRUSHED STONE if, nothing like it for a normal
lotion! OH)“: "1 SEWER PIPE ,
°‘ (”iii 'Pvifi'.7..i".l: in]: l FLUE 1.112th 5 2”” on 1'; I?” one: “lg“-
.’ ;."’,. utilities! METAL L 5 0 keep one wi a
validxl’rlitl‘tiit‘lil was in LATH MORTAR . ’ ”p
p century. .‘ll‘ Grim“ PLASTER
Walla
090
my iiilltl‘ mantnnnn.
SPECIAL
Siiii Sale
tow coma 0N
See Our
li'itidow Display
$1.55 N
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HOLLOW TILE
Blue Stone for Driveways
COAL
.1 All sizes of Anthracite for
i domestic use, from the largest
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The FAN That Has Them All
During July and August Salei Department will olote . ..
6 P. M. and 12 o'clock Saturday ‘
mining companies. Prompt
delivery.
The Conn.
Light & Power
Company
PHONE 113
The Norwalk Coal
& Supply Co.
108 Water St, 80. Norwalk
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Norm]. go. Norwalk
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