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At BeCkmann’s
HIRE [SWWE HAVE to OFFER:
Wesincenlyluhatssmsottheitmwilappealtoyooudthstyouwilltake
advantage ofiun. w fly Thursday. lay ram
'3 NotionalliosuisCot'MsoeGoobtor .......................
sbotde ,rbottleShen-yfibsttlellmcaoleias” ........... . ..... 33*
30am Proctor & Gunblc's LonoaSoapfor .... ..... ......... ... .....
cry BestC reamcry Butter (NoneBetterat any price) ................ m3'lhs for
Well oil’anpeJnieenoesiu ........................................... 12in:
GoduaIdCo.'sLontbobeyGin.perbottlo ........... . .......................
to packages Shroud! Wheat Biscuit for .......................................
TOIATOFS
Regular rsc cans
12 (‘ans for ‘1,”
JACOB RUPPERT‘S sx'rna
BEER
Case of 24 Bottles
For $1.00
COMBINATION OFFER
l bottle Monogram Whiskey
1 bottle Old Port Wine
.1 bottle Marscltino Cherries
I lb.
r largo .' Gold Dust
All for 31.” i can anco fluid Soon
i All for 31.00
FINE OLD PORT OR SPERRY WINE. pa gallon .: ......................... ’1,”
With each gallon we give a Strong Stone jog Prue.
COMBINATION OFFER
I lb. soc Grade Tea
1 lb. 35: God. Coffee
1 can Condonaod Milk
3 lbs. Granulated
All for
CWBINATION OFFER
Black, Green or Mixed.
3 bottles Virginia Dare Wine,
age sine
1 can Crown Astor Asparagus
i Tips ,
All for an
COMBINATION OFFER
7 cakes Fcls Naptha Soap
'3 cans Old Dutch Cleanser
i
Very Best Tea. 60c grade
Kirknan Washing
er
Come see us on “Dol in Day” or any other day. You are always welcome.
A. F. Beckmann 81 Go.
Your Grocer
83-85 Washington St.
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t'iu commissioners received at their
:lotday night's meeting:
To the District Commissioners of the
Third Taxing District of the City
of Norwalk:
\\'1-. the undersigned. voters and
'1\11.1)-era of said district. hereby
111W in requesting your honorable
.m-l)‘ to call a special meeting at the
‘Mrd Taxing District 0! the City or
“.uru 11k to he held on or before June.
.'. lulu. Said meeting to be for the
,l'irlmw of taking action on the (“0'3
1.1m of disposing by sale or otherwise
.i lilt‘ electric light plant owned by
. 11d liistric', and also to take action
m. the qlll*>iit).l oi the matter 0! pure
1 liming lights for lighting the streets
of said di=iricl from llli' lowest ind
tu-r.
l’ranltlyn G. Brown
t'unrles 'E. Dunnebncke
H. ls‘. Gotham
nil. W. Youngs
Charles H. l’ourtv
U. S. lluniorti
~.\lilton Elwood
(‘vrus M. ilctjtunin
J. ll. Rundle
David L'Hommedieu
Everett 8. Bulklcy
(l. E. Bogart
l.. W. St. John
R. Joselovuky
Hurry Rider
(loom 1.. Britton
Colon ill. l1evvwellin
Wm. J. Gamble
Wilson K. 8!. John
P. 5. Collins
I. ll. Wilson
(i.
ll". Benedict
John A. Camp
A. smu-
Johu 'l). Carr
George E. Thompson
houie Shuleii
Samuel W. Kolley
Henry Harris
August Billenhtein
Sidney E. Smith
Peter J.
Burke
John l5. Grlillu
Ill. L. Edmond
J. WMarvin
S, W. Staples
ll. llrun‘strup
F. D. Crosby
A. N. Paddock
l. D. Robertson
Leslie Gamble
C. ll. l’armele
A. Warm
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I lb. Coflet.
i bot. Extract
r can Spice. any kind.
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fine
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r Minuto'l‘apioca ........._.... 1
150' sum ms:
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C: “W :19; to 3.: ‘mfl ; ciable degree also of the country at
1.
A 8: P. Tea Co.
124 WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
Free Delivery.
or Dollar Day
11-1 lb. Tea, any kind ........................
......................... 30¢
$1.00
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tires of both sides. Perhaps the moat
cohpletc'presentstion or thtl settle
meat is set forth in the letter which
the committee of the men addressed
to me for Mr. llardo:
Letter to Mr. Barrio.
"After cartfully considering .\fr.1
ilardn's proposition of )tslil'tliu as
mmpared with the one which.
through you. he submitted today. arm
which we informed you could not bu
acct-pied. we have decided in the in
terests of poses and in furtherance
of an amicable adjustment of the
controversy to withdraw our reject ion
of the proposition submitted yester-
day by Mr. ilsrdo and to accept the
some.
"‘Wbile naturally not entiroly sat
isilcd with many of the Ii-‘illurt's Rnd
iprovislons of the proposition which
we thus accept. we deem it preferable
to totem certain advantages which
=we believe we ought to have and re
iceIVe. rather than precipitate a corn
morcini and industrial struggle which
would inevitably interfere with the
business rosperity not only of all the
'eu' Eng and states. but in an afipro
"‘i
8. large.
. Authorlaed to Accept.
3? -“'You. are. therefore; authorized to
1., l Mnnnger Bardo and to assure
him that while not satisfied in all to
specie. We are nevertheless glad to
gite this example of co operation in
. the effort to obviate anything that
will impede the progress of either the
9‘; T
I}! HEARD m courts NORWALK.
iHoond looks Haw Boon Mod-
ui smut—Kidney ills Correctodv
' i All over South Norwslk you hear it.
f Do:m's Kidney Pills are keeping up the
1 good work. South Norwalk people one
lm‘de sound again. You can believe
~ of the testimony at your own turnarou-
ple. They tell it {or the Mom oi
, .you who are suturing. it your back
. aches. it you feel lame. sons and mis-
jerable, if the kidneys sci too frequent-
i:
Thursday'illufiomofl-itd‘.‘ ._
DollarDaydocsuotmcanthataflthoWlmpkodotOosDollu. MMyo-srhmowiilpurchuomosoonm
Daythanatanyothmti-oduingtheyea's. mmvhginmanymstaloesbeingmraldollars. Whateveryoubuyoni'n
dayyouwillnaliuabigmviagsenwhothoryonomdhaoorhoao
Isa-atmiaboflarnayt.
AlwdourSptdalslorDollu' Day:
3 50c Bottles Furniture Polish. 31-50- 130“” Day '1.”
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$1.50 Dollar Day
White lottlod Agate Ware, outside and insido
$1.00
81.00
Or.oowillbxhgsoyonrbomoany Retrigorotoryou so
select and a $r.oo rebate will, be allowed on Dollar Day.
3090 Dining Chair ............................ 31 ”i
A solid oak, upholstered, hox slip scat. Dollar Day“
$1.95.
Stdoo Brass Bod ............................. 314.381
Guasonteed lacquer, 2 inch post, 5-8 fillers. Dollar
Dav. $14.90.
REFRIGERATOR
it
offered at a big reduction on this day.
’looCodsrlop
40mm
._.._
I.” Dollar Day
01.39 Copper Ton his. nickel plated. Dollar Day 51,”
$1.69 Honing Shirt Waist Box. Dollar Day ...... ‘1,”
mm Day, has.
v
roa‘cn Hannocx
$1.00 rebate will be allowed on any Porch Bannock
you may oalaot on Dollar Day.
mum .............................. 34.93
All irun. good, strong, rcsttul springs and good mums.
$1.00
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Incas» CABINET
two will bring to your bonusny Kitchen Cabinet you
selectaadtlmrobauwill beam-snobs Doy.
It you contemplate on Dollar Day anything in the line of Furniture and Hotnetuntishinga. do not fail to pay our stord a visit
on Dollarppfiaswosronotoonfiningournan‘ainstorboilar Daycoalcwspedalnbut everything in our store wil be'
iNO muons: axons ACCEPTED.
A J. COLLINS CO.
H ~ .
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W Mills ° ”...... DOLLAR DAY 5 "
0
MAY 10
D MAY ”v .-
onunuu m P . . '
(c :1 fl ...) i E Every Dollar you spend with us on Do!. :ay will bring you .
commons. ..u., my 17. -—6tor~é o "'" “Mr “M"M 00“» Item. or those costing more or o
ies of the murder of ten Chinese mer- a loos 9"" 0’." Dollar. Look for O
chants at San Antonio, Mexico, by‘. . . .
bandits believed to have been tollovv-: 2 Sh'" “I‘M. Silk "“0 Neck Wear C
ers of Villa, were brought to the bar 0 Wash Skim Kid Gloves iRibbons F
“hi“? it???" limit.“ a "“d" °'°"‘°' ' w" “W” WWW m. -. F
co ng 0 so es, earn . . O
hod been 8011.1" Supplies to the Arm-rd O . :"P‘ K'm‘m“ Corsets and [norms Handkerchiefs u
icana and were killed immediately 0 0““ 9m". ”I" 3"" Umbitiiao ';
after the withdras .11 of the American 0 Children’s Dresses white Skirts Towolo g
troops O
Mexicans in the district occupied byil II J 0
the America to hoie been warned that 0 Carpet r J" . ”‘10in. Mattingo 0
they would be killed it they dealt‘ 9 Shades to 0 d" a will” .
with the Americans. and it is believed; a
here that the slaughter of Chinese- 0 ,3,
was intended us a naming to i re n1 0
lite population. 1 g A. mcmuAN & SON lo'
Rumors that typhus had broken out ~ l.
among Mexicans at (‘acas Grandeiti: : SOUTH NORWALK, conn_ _ PHONE 440 a‘
were received at the base camp. : _ _
w“ said that several siom worn 0 « NOTE WI ON! I... H.‘ GREEN TRADINC STAMPS. ‘F‘
closed, but no cases among Americans 5 s - . A -:
were known. a , _ . cl
nommmumms "‘V 3' aaaauaaoaaaaaaac . oaaooaaoauaaCaaouoooaoooao
by Army Motor Train to Columbus.
.\. I. May 17 é—Tho bifle mortality of
i
Mexican bandits in the 010 KIWI" “‘
fight they 12 when (Major Howses
consmahd killéd tifty- the Villa ham
tilts. was credited by olicel‘s hero to-
day in part to the effectiveness of the
new army automatic 45 calibre pistol.
Most of the lighting who done with
pistols by the Americans, who ran
down the bandits at close range.
Accuracy is the strong point of this
pistol. in former types of army pie
tolsI the men found thot oaich weapon
wot a trifle 01 from absolute aoonnoy
onacoountotgssinthoohambor. so
that in shooting at a bull's eyoit was
necessary to aim a little to the rim
or loft. according to the bias of tho
nrtlculer gun! The new pistols,
gho‘ot point blank at more than I litur-
drsd yards.
The briefesi report or the debt was
ht blot to the advanced-WV
that brang m ““‘l
scouts.
communicate this acceptance to Gen
d1
road or the public.”
'gmmn; about it—ieiling of bad back:
.iy. or pas-sages are painful. and 08 col
edy that has helped so many of your
friends and ueishbors. yellow this no.'
' 'Nomlk'oitison‘s advice ind gm
Dean'sachanostodothesamomr
MING-my MI
mom-ODMM”
_'slyasktor a WWW
Dou'sfiiduoyPingasams that:
Mr. Pitaorbad. without-n00.
noysoa‘ououwsto mom and amino
Pris-Instances!“ Dental.-
mag“...
i‘"
so no Thgnvn m ml
l 0"
”Mxmbotbrlllln
monvwhm_
”some
writ-lulu
trust pant did not include any prom-
‘ tbot Carranza and his war minister
' Allied Leather inflation from
Army. brought this word to Secretary!
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findings generally, as well as materiall
Baker from his conference at El Paso Hm“ advances on finds and the out-i
with General Obreg‘on. War Minister.‘ look (or a real merchandise laminc by
of the Carranza Government 'Among
the promises mode by Obregon withi
the spprovai ot Carranza at the con
clusloll of the conference were these: i
"Ten thousand selected Mexican
troops were to pain! the territory‘
about Parr-a1. the southermost locnl- ‘1
ity from which American troops are
being withdrawn, and to scorch dill-
gently for Villa or his bandits.
“A strong Moxloon force was to try
to capture the Glenn Springs andi
Boquillas raiders in the Big Bend dis-
trict. and to liberate Dsemor.
American storehceper carried oil by
the bandits.
"No Ionian troops were tobe
moved from salon stats thmghi
Pulpit Pass to the not or General
Pars-hints column."
'uonml Cow's part of the tutor-
lass of Audio“ troop withdrawals at.
definite tint.
General Scott expressed the opinion
I
have ordered speedy troop movements
in Ill Atlantis) carry out their
pledges.
RATIWAL MI IAIN REIT.
..A—d-
an
em or atom in, mutants
momma; my
cobbrbnoe oi allied lndutrlos tron
" conditions. Mutation tor" s'a
1"? ”ii“?
‘ ,vailllu 'M‘bti
‘ the—Thalia. .
tibnalahoenoiauors‘hsbooiolloo. oral
#‘hsaddnarterp in this climbs! orig.
thocountsytoooiisldu‘
fall.
A. H. Geutlug. secretary of the as
satiation, in discussing the proposed
contoronoe’soid:
"Existing extraordinary conditions
and the prospect of a serious shortage
of leather very soon are alarming
everybody in the trade. One of the
things we hope to acconmlish thmsb
elimination of waste. It is no longer
a question of price in the trade. but
of sailing merchandise and raw mate
rials; noes will cost more and. to
lactate already costing more our“
the counter. We have. Just been not-
ified of an additional advance ol‘sovoo
cents a foot ibr fined kid in this
market.
"This means that the actionable
eight-inohboottorwomominblgdo-
mand form with short shirt-must
tattoo additional advance oi from 50
cbntltoflcentsapsirpverthepro
yond ”umber-And with leather so
seams into-31st e opp-my, flor-
'mcriiulaa '- mm a
New York and Eoston American
no teams and who was third .
for the Newark Federals last
has been signed as utility man by.
Fohl, manager of the Cleveland
ican league team.
.
a sentinel Wm any.
a $5” «motive; M
..wgo W‘Q‘WT’ w%%& 7“ try o .‘i'. to...“
Chicago American Magus club.
iorday confirmed the siatomeni
Chicago that George Maturity.
the conference 0! allied industries islan third baseman. was to be
’io the Memphis club of the Soil
Association.
sourn'snil Assoctkrtonioail
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NOTES OF THE ”DIAMOND. -
Clyde Eagle who has played on
Clarence Rowland, manager of
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I‘fayoite at West Point.
Dartmouth at Princeton.
Ohio at Pnrduo.
Ma at Purdue. . ...
may Colby. .31:
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Bbydoin at Yahe' "_
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Georgetown at Navy.
Iiohipn at Cornell.
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