3mm: I! DRY GOODS
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Id M ’riilou can. an».
'ury, Underwear. Etc.
E. K. BANKS
Mabachrmo Hotel Block.
Saudi Norwalk.
NUT'l‘ING PICTURES
For
Wedding Gifts and Birthday
Presents
A Full Line At
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We are Ready
for the Call
'*i 1405
Many people prefer ordering
their groceries etc. by phone.
You can rest assured that your
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may. 111-111 15. 1917
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THREE $TDRES
St. 1 Cove Ave. 25 Ely Ave.
your Groceries at one of the Modern
Grocery Company Stores you will know what it
means to practice real economy at the same time
s" assuring yourself the finest table supplies obtainable
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DONNELLY’S wants Will be carefully attended. 1,
16 51.111... 5" to if you desire to shop that Q
SOUTH NORW’ALK 11.,
mm.-.“ _,,., _ -,, . .- way. 1’1"
NOVV . Crown Aster In and Flour. per bag ........... $1. 80 1,1
Anisi'lii'éiiigycfi'f'iiime 11.1111 Medaidoad 11.1111. per 111.11 ............. 31.1 "1. .9
"(”135 PAINTING ‘. 1'1' 1' Bost Creamery Butter. per lb. .......... 43c
EStimaleS Chemuny Given (‘ hoicc ’lex as 1311111113 ............ lo. 109115.101 13c
58";Sfiaggnggg tr .nour's i' 1.1-." 5.1.1f‘ ..a1'1i. per pound .......... 26c
108 So: Main St. So. Norwalk. 1 ancv Peeledi 3:311: , 1111' pound .............. lRe ‘1
ff (‘1:11 er B13111! ($11113 -1' -'-.'1_i Milk. can ........... 16c
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foru- drilled 11.-1 11'2l11 1:: the
Assembly Hall, in Wall «tn-e1
11.111 Stewart l-I‘lio't \1:1~-‘ in ('ll:l";’.t‘.
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meet in}:
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evening in the lit-alduam'is iu the
T1111 11 Assembly Hall building, in Main
street.
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in: out sale, all 1111W11l1111-
di'se on the first floor,
M‘lliilg; 11111
At :1 regular ins-«tin: of (‘emt .\:'-11
T1111, No. 1'18, 1 . ot .\ hell in tin lod; 1'
room' in \\':111r.~11"'111, last e‘nninc
il \1:1~ \otel that the (our: punhax
a Libero) Bond.
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been mad.- to the
avenue i'esi- .
A complaint ha-
local police, by llai'hoi'
dents, in regard to boys who go in
bathing near the llonhury dock. 'l‘hc
youngsters .15 a rule. :11} attired in
nothing: but their birthday suits.
The plans of Philip S. Sunderland.
of llanbury, for the $tltl,111111 141-11011]
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building’ to be erected 1:1 “11.-upon.
’l‘he buildine will
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will he aceepte.l_
be a two story, '11.th
E. 'l‘. Redford, ol' Green-1
tributes $2.3,tvooot eostol'llte
11‘: :1 gift to the 101111 of \\'estport,
room
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st'lmol,
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HAVE YOU TRIED OUR'BUTTER?
E§0NOMICAL AND WHOLEStlll/lE
l Finest Creamery Butler 43:: Whole Grain Rice, 'per lh. 8c
Rarely Equalletleever Surpassed
Eat More Rice
t‘hzillei me Blend 1 1.11;:
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'1. new POTATOES . , .
Ritlei Brand .1011" ( A11sol11tel1 pure). large "lass 10C '6' r1.» p03,“. ....... m 10 . ‘a ‘ NAPTHA WASH'M’ FO‘VDEP‘
.U 11111111 5 l’otted Meat. 1-2 II). "in .............. 91' 1:11 exas L tar our Pacmge """ ' """ ' "A“
Ash-101111111 utellalianOliveOil. l'-..ulll " pint. . 300 i” TEXAS ON'ONS , . KIRKMAN’S scooamo POWDER
1 ‘ ) 1 , Per pound ........................ 5 . . '
t rahro 1:1}115. .Cho11 (how orl itkied Unions 0‘ iii ° Gives more satisfaction than any Flour we have Package ................ .1: 1,
"LI 1155 .............. , ................ 1.(. i \ LARGE SWEET SEEDLESS
La! 2'0 package Riacaf uni or Spaghetti _________ 10C je', ORANGES (3‘ 91' handled. NYC Elli" Brittle it til please. LUX
l{:ch Cdiif'Ol nia £)0rt ()r Sherr v “7incs gull "I. '31.- ‘ is Per damn ....................... 28C 1 Package ...90
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”'111' l ork Whit: Tokiav or \\ bite I ort‘t’tint 1111.11.11- i1 summsr LEMONS 24/2 lb collon 8801‘ $1 85 01.1) DUTCH CLEANSER
iezor Biand Coektai. s . . 1-"1c. :lf1c.6:'1c. $1.00 bottle '9 p1,. dam ,,,,,, ' _________________ 19,, package ..8c
111’
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12 lbs. 11 1111' Gr undated Sugar for ............ $1.00
With 500 purchase of our Teas or Coffees.
No cheap stock used. Our regular hieh quality
'. '71.;
Granulated Sugar 12 lbs. $1.01” Strictly Fresh Egg - doz. 39c
1:11 tarantecd.
law’s”: .
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A. F. Beckmann 81 Co.
E GRUCERS AND WINE MERCHANTS
4...J\ ‘
S3 and 85 Washinnton St. Phone 1405.
~'ri:11' Milk Crackers 2 lbs. 251' t
.. “Res: 3th grade lb. ...... 251'
Delicious Coffee
" I‘
it pleases the most discriminating,
Ground, Bean or Putvcrized.
230 per lb. -
why not: drink the Best? This .
quality cannot be obtained elsewhere
for less than 50 mr 60 cents per lb.
May be had in the following variEtles, ‘
FORMOSA-OOLONG, MIXED 0R
Tea
'35(: per lb.
If you appreciate 'a cup of truly
TRY IHlo TO DAY
11
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. ,“i' . GULDEN’S MUSTARD BEE BR 1N11PURE VANILI A BEE BRAND 1 ‘ '
Q In t 1 111 (d .1 11111 line of .\u111n .. IURE BLALh
pictures, good for wedding until SEN“ EXPLUSIVES \1 P01. Bottle .................. 10C Per Bottle ___________________ 1 8C PEPPER
and birthday Esx'nts at l)onn1ll1"' w. ’ CANNED SI‘IRINIP Der can 130 Pel- DRE. ..... . ............ SC '
l'eo ile are now urged o 11. re heir, SERVUS SOUPS. Der Cilll . 10 . " ' 1
.1....1' 1.1.11. .1... '1. i111; iii EXPRESS "N” . Q C, HERSHEY’S GUM. per 111111.. “£9353,” PORK AND BEAN?“ .1
i:1l\1111}'flj)‘\‘::1 a Flirt“?1:1:(1‘1(L'(;"i“‘(:::3'1 FflflMII‘ITARYl-ISE Q" BIL-NINE STYLE CORN BORDEN'S CRHOCOL ATE AL-3 ...................
1111.: to farmers, and many persons who _ .1 EVAPORATED NIILK c MON DVA BA ; """"" ' 4C BULIi COCOA. Der lb. ....... 20C .
are undid-.- to purchase seed potatoes ' '.‘i V Y gT ATE PE Ag STgI'IIJdPOPFSClES SWEET . BULK COCOANUT ‘ lb 90 '
are usmg them. ,_ 4 . Then Only in Cases 01' Emer- ‘ i . .1. 1 . k ' 1 1 .............. lc ‘ . D91 . . 1.. C ,|
~'Sll‘:1\\"litits,'sli‘u\\' hats, (11.111911. gency, Declares Commerce} 11’: Per Cat: """""" S "WEI?!" gri’illéfio 01‘ Shortening 3 CLEANED CURRANT' Dkif. ' 20C "
Next 'l‘uesdal‘. June 19th. Sherman commiSSion PURE LARD. ”er “3- -------- .- 26C [PUTCA Butter 0? (fizllfsan """ LARD COMPOUND. Der lb. . 21C
all
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'l"'hei: nill be :1 2111(‘1‘ :11 A11 auutn good
time.
95.3.1”;
2 lb. Can 17c
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DIVIDEND NilTlCli
South N orwalk Savings Bank
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of
this bank, held this (11151.11. dividend to depositors
. was declared at the rate of four (4) per cent.
per annum from the earnings of the six months
ending June 30,1917.
This dividend will be entered on pass- books
and paid on and after July 10,1917.
By order of the Board of Directors.
ALDEN SOLMANS, President.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD, Treasurer.
June 11:1917
1
ploshes b1 1xpi'ess trains 11215 1111111111
South .\ot\\:1lk \lission “others 1111- Mn ._.. 1111 1111 \d.11 to resttii't such shipments
. am- the leadership at l-‘r1d Tlit'l’ltillll.' "THE BARRlEni Ito e-"mergincp requiremenu of 1111'» ,1!
will he heid this erenin: at the corn-'1" 'i 1 he shoun soon at the Regent fol‘ 111m) 111111111111 11'2"“. avulenlded 0m?" i
of 'Rnymond and hay sh'eegs, 10011 131'. Shound‘in .\‘e\\ \ot'k for $1.011 'i'\'1(iiliil'i_i.:"11'li'iililliiif(:12‘11111‘233 "£02333”: \
music and singing 0"" "0 """"\""' by: ' -—~ lfr. 111 the senim otilc'ei at a militnrv orifi-
all, Also a road straight Gospel ““1, .\ <m'1'el hor: e wa< found, last 111an naval hemlquarters dee'lzuiug that an
he tielit't'l‘td by 31,; 'l‘hei'iault, 'waudt'i‘ln: ”1,131,115” :1llout, in St it‘mei‘r‘geuu mists \Y‘hith tequites the 1
M I‘aui's (‘hurrh yard. 'lhe animal “as‘ginémihmflmflmM" or H“ ewfilosnesfl
__ _———KODAKu—- 42‘3““ ‘0 “01:" Q l “""-‘ 1 5‘4““ :“l Express agents are required to foi- s
. ' 1 er <llet’l ut the ow-in 1' has 1.111111 ward the dorm ations to the chief in- l
CAMERA SUPPLIES 111 pm in his appeal ante as _1et. it SilNl‘nls of the human of explosives in l 1 lb can 27c
has been suacested that perhaps the V"“ \ork “hose dm‘ 1‘ “l” 1““ l3 .
FILMS DEVELOPED "l 1. ‘ K .00 0111111111 1111b tin “"111 11nd 11a1"1' tie-1%,
""‘S' MIME" to the famous luadle 5,1-artnienls to prewnt any abuse 01 thishl
,QtfllsOll-POWCH Corporation hm""“~“ ' 0‘ 31991“ H0110“ lame. ,pennission b\ an uii‘oeCessarr resort.
|to transportation of dangerous explo
(sires b1 e\p1'ess.”
(‘ars containing e\plOsi\es trans
portation b1 0\Dlt‘S.~. the commission
’.held need not be placarded but train
'and express employes must be advised
of the presence and location of such
1 11's in th train.
OVER RIVER SCHOOL.
Blanche Craig.
Reading of Governor's Proclamation.
Song .................... "6111' Flag"
The History of Our Flag.
Recitation ......... .“The First Fla'k”
Eunice Mains.
Reading...."How to Hang the Flag"
Bradley. Nickerso‘n.
Reading—“How the ‘Star Spangled,-
Came to bo.er_tten." .
I. A warning was issued yesterday
“homo
l‘fl'
. Per 1131 231: Per Can 171:
.,¢,
Tomatoes ,No.
mum“ ”my 1
9);..7
15c
my?
2'1 Cans, while they last, per can ' -
\\“ 5?? 31am“...
‘QS§'~1ili§»
Irma Hollx.
ii I) i— 1 id t Song -------- “Sisal1 111181181811 Banner" enue collector to tbs edict thatlthgre school, last night shot and killed Co-
1‘31; ay oxm‘c ses were 19 a 810 is Jus one more ay 11 \l' 1i01 1e - -. - __
the 0“,]. River school yesterday Flag Salute. individual ‘and Icorporation income c" Holmes, 21’ one Of his pupils, whomi
morning. The program fol1011's:—— Grade IV. taxes may be paid. They are due on he had accused 0" 935mg undue at’. NEW YORK June l4—REDI‘GSEIl-'
Grade 1. Song ...... .“My Own United States" 01' before June 15 and that after timrtention to his wife, daughter 0’5 ""1ativeis of the I'm artment '01 Iabo 10*
Song ....... “There Are Many Flags" School. date are subject to a five per cent.,llolden Kimball, prominent church- . p '. '_ ' '1'
School. Recitation ...... “The Flag Goes By" penalty. iman The shooting took place in day continued the“ effort." to avert:-
Recitation. .“A Bird That Celebrates" Rosanna Patchen. The special taxes on pool rooms, B 1 h Hol e was a board- a strike 0f metal workers in fONY'OIIG
Evelyn Holly Recitation: .............. “Our Flag" billiard rooms. bowling alleys 11101- mg mm W ere m s proviately owned Shipbuilding yards
. Song ..................... “America" Harry Papele. ing picture theatres, etc., must be 9" in the Willard home. Under the in and about New York A strike
' School. Song—"Columbia The Gem of {thou paid on 01' before June 30. Retail and 'laws of Utah, Willard. who was ar— would affect t o 1 5000 hinlstar
Recitation ............ I..:“0u1' Flag" Ocean" .................... Schooll wholesale liquor dealers are also sub rested, will be freed at the prelimin~é no 11y mac
Flag Salute .................. School Recitation ......... “For My Country" ject to this tax a 50 per cent. pen- M‘Y examination if the contention that, and 15 000 ”011‘” and patt'ern makers,
Song....“The ‘Star Spangled Banner" Earl Brotherton. alty being fixed for non- payment on' t d t a i tmate with 'bllt also many thousand employes
School. ‘ Souk—"America." ............ School the set date. the slain s u on w 5 n1 ‘whose work depends upon the works
Grades II and Ill. Recitation ............... “My Flag" All doctors. nurses and others who‘ M” Willard is sustained tmen who have made demands for in- “3,
Song ..................... “America" , Emma Taylor. in any Way handle narcotics must ob— creased a .
1. School .. Recitation ............ “My Country" tain their licenses from the Internal . The 11:11:11 11 ds of be men are now
Reading ...... We Talk of 1111! Flag School. Revenue office before or on June 30 MACHINIST. CRUSHED To DEATH in the hands of the employers and if
Flag Solute.
Song—“Tho Star Spangled Banner."
Address by Lieutenant Minion.
._..__.
_ TAX TIME SHORTENS.
t
income Assessment 511911111. Have
But One Day More.
from the office of the Internal Rev-'now principal of the Bingham High TRYING TO PREVENT STRIKE '
they‘all being subject to a 50 per
cent. penalty for failure to do so.
a reply is not given by June 23":
TORRINGTON, June 15. —John A. strike will automatically become er-
Quinn, a machinist aged about 50 (active on July 2 The machinists de-
years, was crushed| yesterday morn-l mod 11 minimum wage of $4 50 per-
PRINCIPA'L KILLS STU DENT
ISALT- LAKE CITY, Utah. June 15. ing in a large planer which the was day. erecting machinists demand as.
—Arthur Willem, 34 years old, for- operating at the Hendey Machine 11 day with double pay for overtime“:
mer University of Utah student and plant here, dying a half hour later. 'holiday and Sunday Work , ‘ '1
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