fill‘thl are filling every
“ lay with many winter orders
from those who live within
ht not enough to carry us
shot-it’s sold to these who
filth for our assistance in
‘ warding ofl‘ next winter’s ills
Ind making life a pleasure.
”We'll do our bit as best we
can, but coal is still a treas-
‘vfirc; and though we have a
' little now because the weath-
a": heated, the future'll be
uncertain till the kaiser 1s de-
THE
'Eliiiig
IGATL IEHFEE?
.The Banner Bakery
fill, town and some beyond its f
Wars. We have some coal
much distance, but while it " ‘
“hfiw
5 Monroe street
We are now able to supply our]
bustemers with' PIES, made to‘.
‘ ‘ 4 We also have '
‘IUGAE BUNS and corner:
was in addition to our regular
lumber.
‘
AR PRICES
Prices don’t go down' in war times, and a couple of months
“ hence when the crop has to be moved, on top of every other
activity of war and peace, it will be almost impossible to obtain
Everyone to his own fancy but we are filling up as fast as
_ we can.
“-ml m
I
cmns' LIVER. . ..
,LEGs or SPRING LAMB ..
SWIFT PREMIUM HAM ...'
ARMOURl STAR RAMS .
1
; SMOKED SHOULDERS ..
SliOULDER STEAK
e-enoo
U o
32 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
I1
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‘ Tuesday Specials
1.. 2001b-
........30clb.
.. 270 lb.
260b.
1.1.1..»
--... ..... nil-a
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 Main St.
- Norwalk.
gine.
go with a ”Flivver."
POLICE To
PREVENT ALL
CllAP GAMES
(Continued From Page One)
For such it did. A
gloom cartoons
hilt, hour passed and the car was
High as it seems, lumber has advanced less since 1912, the _
- last normal business year, than any other staple article of use.
, Steel has .-advanced 148 per cent. .
Cement has advanced 55 per cent.
'Brick has advanced 38 per cent.
Lumber only 17 per cent.
Lumber is cheaper than any of the “substitutes.“
still stalled. The crowd around in-
creased. More and more people stup-
ped to watch that East Side man
th1ong seemed to be to the casual ob-
sen or as large as that which 'saw
at the railroad station in the morn-
ing. While the cranking was going
011.1118 hands of the clock crept
rapidly around.
The East Sldtl‘ fussed with the en
He monke1ed with spark plugs,
with the gas regulator and with the
rest of the 101 parts which usually
Once more the
machine was cranked and‘staned off
with a bang which startled themowner
and came near causing him to turn
.. 'a flipflop. and which scared some of
.the younger members of the crowd,
{so that they slanted lo scuttle for
home. T1121 wet of the bunch also
E'slowly dispersed The fun was over
:That'is the auto was once more in
1working 01"de1 and the-1e was no sign
of an) paid. Nor was there to be, fot
;the police were unable to obtain aify _
levidenr'e 011 the members of the cr'np
gang. The time was 2 o ‘clock 11.111.
j Crap Games to be Stopped.
It is wellknown to the police that,
“here is at least a. half dozen crap-
memes going on every Sunday and
11 eckdavs Sundays especially. Now
<the poline 1111111 gotten ti1cd watching
.some of the _1oungc1 lcllows throw!
away 111011 haul earned money and
have dctelmiuod to D1 euk up the crap
games if such :1 thing is possible.
E ii is a funny thing that 11 large
3guug ol' unmarried and married 1111111E
1ail1oad'
will gather, say 1011 tho
'w'llavid W. Raymond
UNDER TAK ER
'- Tel..‘0flice. 1059-3; House, 693.
27 wasnmo'ron or.
new RED MEN'S BUILDING
—_....__.—-
DORLON HOUSE
(Gregory Boulevard).
East Norwalk
Opens May 1
KINDS or SEA FOOD
‘ COOKED TO ORDER
Telephone 720
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL
JOHN E. OSULLIVAN, Prop:
SPECIALS
Butter,thefinestcreamery,perlb. 43c
] PureLard, perlb .............. 250
, TryOurFreshRoastedCofl‘ee,perlb. 210
I KaroCornSyrup,acan ...... 100
Dunham‘s Cocoanut, :1 pkg. ....... ...... ‘ ....... . . 8c
2» ASTULL
———_. 1' 24 Cottage Street.
East N orwalk.
Just
Arrived
Bill)
- TEETH -
WITHOUT PLATES
‘_1t‘el-2xan1iner ' $
‘ ' ‘6 for Booklet
. , f
' iv 1115 MAIN such?
on 2a to n t s
BRlDGEPOR'l‘. CONNECTICUT
'RESS SERVICE, AT. FREIGHT
-' 'RA'rss TO new YORK\
ANNING J. SMITH TRANS
PORTATION LINE, Inc. ‘
rolght boat leaves Pi'er‘45, East
' New York (foot of dackeou
ry day except Sundaf. at 3 p.
initt received at Norwalk up to
er Motor Wagon
our years old will carry
._loa'd and outwear any
motor truck of the same
' ectlon Oil stovbs, ovens, re
screen doors, window
use, garbage cans, choking
'crOckery. china'andxlass
«$9
on Send.
and at South Norwalk up to“
6 Cakes Climax Soap
6 Rollsyoilet Paper . ..... 1
6 Boxe “Good" Matches . .
411111. Best Rolled Oats . . . .
4 lbs. Best Yellow Meal.
2 Large Grandma’s Powder
18 Oranges, Sunkist
. 98 Washington
PHONE 410
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smoosponr 111'me
STILL uuss'rrLso
r
Remington Polishers Vote To Go
Back. Then Nulllt’y It.
'HRIDGEPORT, July 30 —The strike-
ol so’o union polishers at the Reining
ton Arms plain remained unsettled
last night. The strikers yesterday
voted, it was said, to accept an agree-1
ment reached between representatives
of the company and the union. but
later took action which nullified the
mic, and called another meeting for
today to consider further action Ar-l
ei's announced their intention or re
turning to work this morning.
T'l'he men struck becadke women
employed in the polishing department
were paid. less wages for piece work
" 1 than the men and the latter desired "
A 25c Sale Worth While
IIIII-IQI'IOIOOUIQIIOIlceoIlleIoI
....
e-
trooa'le-e-eououlls
one-oli-
2 Cans Peaches, Bartlet Pears or California ApriEOts
Andrew Davey, Inc.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
tcrrthe meeting about 200 of the strik- '
Free
Delivery
BEER
(A’BEVERAGE)
We are now in a position to serve you with Bevo Beverage, the
New and Popular Product of the Anhuser Busch Brewing
Association. This article is non- intoxicating and sure to please
all lovers of a non alcohOlic drink. ‘
l‘l‘y ll—Yoll Will like It
.A. F. Beckmanndz Go '
nonwuu's LARGEST mortar
‘ 83 & 85 Washington St.
'v
0
Phone 1405
\
..250
25c
........ ...25c
250
.ueueeelJc-‘ou-Ieosnn 260
......25c
.250
.........1....
leoo'l-III
s.oe---o-.. .
St, So. Norwalk
' demonstration for the Sixth Company.
There are many devices on themar-
ket tor the purpose of protecting cars.
One of them throws the pedals into
high speed and reverse and lock them
there. The Rick can be filed Jill how-
e1 or A gasoline lock seems to be
{good Another device locks gasoline
and lgnltidn. These may cctt a little
to install, but they are cheapEr than
hunting for a stolen car. In chOosing
one, consider whether a clever thief
may not remove the lock and start
the engine it he has a reasonable time
to work iii-say two or three hours.
i
We have been waiting in vain for
some statistical person to tell us how
m' millions ol.’ dollars are yearly
wasted by the' excesslye use of wrap
ping paper in the stores. '
t1ackls,to hold a serial con1e1'.sation
:But that is what is going on when
the pollctI much the scene of 11 1c
;po1'ted crap game. it is mighty hard
to get the ("’ldt pee on the ivory roll
c119,” but it can be done and Chief,
‘Willlam ll. Pennington is- dctc1 mined
to do ll.
“the dithcullics in the way of ob
mining evidence in the case of own
,shoollcls is seen in an illustration'
told u Sentinel 1"epottcr by Otllcer
John H.’l‘ootl1ill.Mr.’l‘oothill “as
tipped oil that thcie was 11 crap game
going on behind a pile of pipes of
‘11 prominent. business man in town.
. llo strolled toward it. No'one was in
1
1
1
l
:sight but 11 small youngster, inaybei
tom or five 11.115 old. As soon as'
the lad saw the officer coming towar.d
:l1i111.l1e darted behind the pipes and
WW “‘9“ 0‘" to 1”” 1"”"9’ ”mum“ “31‘1“"
‘llcllo, Mr. 'l‘,ootl1lll "
lyoullilul gallghlnl'.
I “llollo. Sonny." replied the otllccr.
“‘Did you warn those follows who
:wé1e shooting crop that l was com-
ing.‘
l “Yes si1,"!l1id the little chap.
saluted the
1 0f comsc it “wouldnt hardly do to ’
idrrost him for his 111isdced,ulthough
.0tlicc1 'I‘oothlll gave him a good
wound talking to. And, when a min-
;uto later, the policeman strolled
‘arounil to the pipes. no one but 11
How fellows who were strolling cas-
gually away, was in sight.
5 Several lovers of the bones have
abeeu arrested recently. The tine for
'lhls misdemeanor. how'cvcr. is so
small that those arrested simply pay
111911 lines and go right back to the
nefarious practice.
So it goes, it is mighty hard. to get
evidence on (‘rtlp shooting. but the
practice 1111] he stopped it Chief Pen-
11lugton can possibly do it.
More Police Notes.
Two nuto tires were stolen Sub
111'duy night from tho Steamboat
dock.
it was reported to the police. sta-
tion that there was n 1111111 wearing a
dark suit and with whiskers who was
selling bottled whiskey at the rail
road station Saturday morning at the
John Havens of 47 Smith street.
reported to the police that his bicycle
lead tie-2'11 platen from Eddie Cons
nell1' a collar on Taylor avenue three
11 ecks ago.
That there was a hole in the 'side»
walk at the corner of High street and
Bay1iew avenue was reported to the
police. a" '
A man in the employ of the Royal
James Inn left his automobile in the
rear of the Clifford Hotel, Saturday
night for a few moments to his sor-
row. For some kind person walked
off with a perfectly new auto tire
from the rear of the machine. The
incident was reparted to the down-
town police and the matter ls being
investigated.
According to a complaint which
reached the ears of the police. there
was a tight at the corner of Day and
Raymond streets, Saturday night.
,Ofllcer Fraser arrested Vera smith.
of Bridgeport. Saturday night on Day
street on the charge ot,drunkenness
and breach of the peace. The woman
was in such a physical condition that
she had to be taken to the Westport
sanitarlum for treatment
THE PLAINER THE BETTER
helium—1'11 go' tolthé intelligence
ofllce and get‘a'plain cock.
Mrs. Enchant-And while you "are
about it, dear, get a plain atonem-
pher, too.
1
A BAFE BET
Othello .
BOOk‘yer Betta-dbidn't know he wq:
runln’. I'll bethes snark horsel‘
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tum pver the Engine. Firmly line,
the Sixth Company of!“ to Fort Terry”
seekson Bushine-l'm 1:0le to play _
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Tristram 8. Hyatt
Nomalk’ 8 Leading Dry Goods Store
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Every, Day ls.FIag- Day Now
A four it. by Six ii.£SevVed Muslin Flag Com-~*
pleie With Polished Wood Pole, Halyards and
Brackets far. $1.50
Auto Sets 01' Pénnants and Flags of all Nations
BATHING SUITS FOR THE FAMILY
1 Picnic Baskets, Lunch Sets, Paper Plates and Napkins
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~ In justice to yourself . you o’wejus a’,
“call and he co'nVinced'.
GET THE HABIT
GO TO KRIEGER’S
1 For Your Own = Satisfaction getlour
prices either before or after youihave
looked elsewhere. '
e.
We do fibt care to lure you into our
stOre upOn the" pretense of , showing
you the cheapest merchandise.
We want you 1 to buy dependable
geods, and such dependable. goods we
guarantee to sell you for a little less
than elsewhere. '
.. But if you cannot judge quality fOr
"yourself, all our attempts will be of no
TESTIMONMLJO W. I. MAY.
Slate and county officers. the Ladies'
Auxiliary "and members or the Ancient
Order of Hibernians from 1 parts of
the state attended a testimonial meet-
ing in honor of William T. May, past
slate president of, the order, in \ew
_, London last week' Many prominent
wmembers of the order attended 'Irom
Philadelphia, New York, Massachu
setts and Connecticut. The arrange.
ments were in charge Of the New Lon-
don county division and auxiliary o'tll‘
cers. 1 ‘ ~ 1-‘ iii???
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SUSPICION.
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" “Believe me, Grace, when I am
“away i am thinking every 111th
fair hair."
' m,l‘ut. tut! I am sure would Re
{11111: 'anotbsr glr befo
311 £11.14 ll? I ma
. , ,1, .“ ' 1
grips; km :1”
‘ husband was follbwing the car, stopp-
let your blue eyes and at your lovely
NARROOWLY sscuss
DEATH our sgvss -.
youua more 11511
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STE’ATEOED, 1 July
Charles Bishop of New York had a
miraculous esc'a'pe from death here
last night as she tried to rescue a
straw but which had blown from the
head of a wing man riding on a trol-a
ley car bound for 1211-1111139 Green.
At Hard' 8 corner, the young man’ s
lint blew oft, he jumped off backwards
togecover it, falling down. Mrs. Bish-
up who was in an automobile with her
ed the car to pick up the hat
car bound for Savln hock struck the
automobile amidsbip and buried it into
a fence The automobile as it was
hurled‘ about struck Mrs. Bishop and
30,—mV
While thus engaged another trolley
‘ it. was found clinched in her hand, up:
named in the serles of accidents.
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spoons 1111 _
Saturday
Roast 0: veal eeoeeedeeseeeegu
Native LOln of veal eoselooe 2“
tables.
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