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Freight accepted at
South Norwalk trom 7:30 to
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or, New York, from
River, New York.
sundays excepted.
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Norwalk and.
5:30.:
Freight received at Pier 45, East Riv-j
0 a. in. to 5 p.'
n. Steamers leaving Pier 45. East.1
at 3 o‘clock. daily.
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Outside Window Season
now at storm
Theairleehgeehontthe openings in the frames for win-
doweenddooreiegreeterin old buildings but even in new
buidiapthesirlealngewitb theglanexposuremompelesm
terialincreaeeintheheat radition for reasonable heath;
in cold weather. The commissultingtromtheuseofetorm
whisanhnponentieeture buttheprincipelpointietheennr-
mous savingof fuel which would result from the equipping of
umanydwellingeaseanbe supplied with storm sashes for
next winter.
We are near—just as far as the nearest telephone.
The Hatch f: Bailey Co.
WE SELL FURNITURE
Not some special kind but all sorts of furniture for ev-
ery room in the house. It is not only the big variety of ma-
terial and doetgn. that makes our stock so attractive but the
wide choice in grade frtnn pieces of the most expensive
woods, to those of low cost that look and wear well.
Prompt auto delivery
RAYMOND 8t SON
Wellsldllghltl. Norm
‘ SPECIAL STEAK SALE
Wednesday and Thursday
use. Round
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'So. Nos-Walk
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69 No. Main St,
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out of it to say so. Other words unfit
101' print were cried out by “Zek” with
the least amount of clan and with the
once of a past master. Griebel then
took things into his own hands.
Arrested by Telephone.
Seofield on the telephone. at Gray
Bwthers' bottling works. where he is
employed and told him be had a war
rant out for his arrest for not needing
an owner on Sunday. The air became
blue in a jiffy. "Zek" told the consta-
ble that he would not submit to arrest,
nor would he come over to the Town
Hall and settle up.
Invited to Arrest Him.
“If you want me, come and get me,
it you can." were some of St-ofield's
pleasant words, and he finished his
speech by adding that if Griebel came
for him. he would kill him on the spot
Threats or no threats. tiriebel jumped
in an auto and made tor the that
Brothers“ .plant. On his arrival ho-
lound Scofleld had departed for his
home. on tlrow street txriebel hastv
ened there and found Scofield out in
the backyard
Used Cues Words.
“(let the it out ot hire. you (1.. ~
cuss" came the greeting words tron)
"Zek" to the constable. "Beat it now
or I will kill you and chop you up for
dog meat," continued "Zekf'
Took Refuge in Heme.
He ran around the house and when
he appeared again had two stones as
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constable every inch oi the way. clear-
ed an entrance [0 the house. Once in-
side. he defied the constable and a
word battle opened up.
Sent for He—enforcementa.
riod call for the police chief. (‘hief
Schmidt came post haste and he. too.
could do nothing with "Zek." The.
chief tried to talk to the ‘bandit," and
all he got for his trouble was this re-
ply. repeated over and over again.
“l‘kin't come near me or l'll kill you.
No man will take me alite."
Excited Crtwvd Gathered.
Matters began to get real interest-
ing for the police. A big crowd asth-
crcd and the excitement ran high.
Seolleld walked back and forth by a
large Window. and it could be easily
seen that he was armed and frantic
with rage. The chief oI police finally
team for his entire police force and
the house was surrounded. Policemen
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Showing of
FALLDRESESSEI
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potion liousc
Shore Dinners .
All Kinds oi Sea Food
VStealt, Chops and
' ‘ Chicken.
SPECIALS i
bunny e BARNES Ponx
’Outto.... ......... .290ib.
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Camp's PRIDE wasnmo
* OWDER 'cut to. 6 pkgs. 25c
{Wins PRIDE SOAP
i'nll em cake ......... be
onto DOUBLE TIP MATCH-
ES. Get your supply now,
. be box
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
Soft Shell Crabs . . . .1 .................. $1.10 doz.
Lamb Forequarters . . - .......... . .......... 28c lb.
Brisket Corned Beef .................... . . 18c lb.
Plate Corned Beef ............ . ...... 20c lb.
ALL KINDS or PICKLINCPIIODUCTS.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
NORWALK. SOUTH NOIWALK.‘
United Btstel License No. 17.9%.
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Nance: . , ivoncsu
No Beers, mm or Alcohli’lic Liqhors will
be sold or delivered train our store
alter 8 p. m.
This rule will not be broken. under any
consideration. thcrciore you must pur-
chase before the above set time.
A. F. Beckmann &Co.
Incorporated
Washington Street
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Snecials for This Week al'llie
Standard Butter Siding- Co. .
12 North Main St.,-So. Norwallt Phone 1990
Fresh Westei’nEgtm .......... ....... 50c
.FineTableButter................‘.... .. 49c
Cheesetrichandmiu)...'..................... 27c.
BesiSantosCotree.......»...................18c
BeetMixed'I‘ea..........................._.. 39c
Evaporatedmlk..........-.....’......€..... lie
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were at every corner and the ('(inblll-
bles were used as tillers in.
Preparations for Battle.
it was a case of “starve out" and
{the police were prepnrmi to give bat-
:tle if need be. althonuh they desired
ito take their prisoner uithout a light.
lpreparations made iz'tn all the more
crazy.
Aimed at Constable.
An (”unstable (ti «bill passed by the
window where "Zrk" stood. a
Hone came ci'wliinu through the cloa-
3cd window and missed hitting (iriebel
Iby inches only The slonc bumped
lalomz and roll- d to the sii‘t-et‘ scatter .
ling the crowd lt beann to look like
art :illrnlghl ni‘l’mr. as the. sun had gone
ldown and darkness was commencing
rto play it (Illntti‘i‘lillfi part for the cops.
lScotlcld still talked and shouted and.
with waving runs and n mom tilled
with missiles or every defensive do
at rtption. continued to keep the police
at bay.
. Chief Drew Revolver.
Seeing that gentle words and may
in: did no good, (‘llll‘l Schmidt be
come “but under the'collnr," so to
speak. and. drawing forth his revolver.
stepped in front of the window where
“Zek” stood. In the meantime the
police had pushed the crowd into the
‘tllfi’l‘l. clearing thinfront lawn.
"Zek." said the chief. “are you com
Int: out and submit to arrest?"
"1'" kill the man who tries to ur-
lrest me," yelled back "Zek."
Went In After Him.
“I'll tell you. 'Zek.“' replied (‘ltiel‘
Schmidt. "1 am coming in after you.
It will be either a case of you get me
or I izet you.” And with these words
the chief. opened the front door anti
stepped In. '-
Meek As a Lamb.
It wasn‘t the split part of an excited
second before “Zr-k" Seoileld was out
in the street and under arrest. and as
meek as a lamb beini: led to slaughter.
“Zeb" was ptit in the lock-up and pine-
ed under a 32.000 bond by Justice Da-
rius St. John.
Seotield has engaged an attorney
there‘s going to be. a big bunch of ex-
citing evidence submitted. The chars-
es against Sconeld are serious and the
police mean to push the case as
strongly as possible and. in this way,
drive out “Zek's” bad temper.
HOW MARINES AND
IRISH-AMERICANS
. CHARGED ENEMY
(Continued Prom Pm One).
While overseas this time, the Presl-
dent'a son-in-law obtained close-ups of
war while at was bringing fame to
Americans. He was close behind Un-
cle Sam‘s barrage at Chateau-Thlerry.
at the battle of Bellecourt wood, and
lost one of his soldier escort down I
crevasse in e-slecier while rvlsiting a
“Y" but on s mountaimpealt in the
Italian Alps.
“We went across the glacier in
sleds drawn by done." said Mr. Sayre.
“That method In fairly sate. That is
.mé
On Monday Constable Griebel called!
and. when. the case comes to court(
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Fall and Winter Fashions are now uppermost in the mind of every woman.
We have been especially fortunate in securing such a wide variety of DRESS--
ES. SUITS and SKIRTS. of many models. colors and weaves. to which we now
THE DRESSES—Are of serge in all the most popular shades. many of
them attractively embroidered in self and contrastinu colors.
THE SUITS—Are of the prevailing mode. in just the right combination 01
need looks and utility that appeals to the practical people.
THE COATS—A wide choice is afl'orded for dress and business wear. An
exceptional line of VELVET GARMENTS.
SWEATERS FOR ’TWEEN SEASON SERVICE
Including a complete stock of small sizes for misses and children for school
wear before a coat is really necessary.
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llor “Y” secretaries, who are native-
Iangle opens. as it soon will, a number
101' huts among the clouds. There will
‘be no (‘oncy island weather two miles
. toward the sky even in July.
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Elias and Sidney Waltisli are bedrid‘
lover to the Superior Court under”
tbonds of $2,000 each upon the charge,
for viola lease. Clerk TraCy was not .tt in»:
his as baseballs and threatening the‘bOt‘n Esquimaux, when the RH! Tt'i' tions of the law. .
sittisl'ied with the proposed
but after a good deal or tmpht plot:
and questioning it was tietidtd by
Mr. Tracy that the bond was nut,
LIll‘t‘l",
The secretaries will have a fineiof stealing an automobile in‘Stamford and the two men were reloasmi
(‘oniitable (lriebel saw he could doicmnl‘e l0 show their well-known “Vin Aunust.
nothing single-handed. so sent a liur-iwuri‘l‘lumt’“ when ll comes ‘0 R9t‘it-ounty jail since then.
iting candy and cigarettes to their
huts." declared Mr. Sayre. “The jour‘
any from the bottom of the mountain
has to be made by teleterica. the cable
tramway. you know, in half a dozen
(litterent installments. There is one
.section of the journey I took Whom
the cable spans a stretch t t‘ a mile and
a quarter. Some drop. it the wire
broke!"
Kim: Victor Emmanuel, with whom
Mr. Sayre dismissed the extension in
lilaiy of the Red Triangle service. is
enthusiastic over the results already
accomplished by the handful of war
workers.
Both are extremely keen about the
llro-sencn of I‘nlted States troops in
:Italy. They say the Yank soldiers and
itlie Yankee war workers are doing
'wonders for the morale. not only oi
the ltallan aruiy_ but the ltalian peo
ple as well.
i As to details of the Plug Hat-Sit;
.Parasol charge ol Americans at t‘hzt-
"Zek" watched all llii‘ and the brittle;IPHU‘Thlt’rry. Mr. Sal'l't’ vunfortunatol
Fly »~cou|d say but little.
i “The censor may KN us, if wedon't
i watch out.” was his explanation Rom
"Taking oi Lunctuuapcn“ litter the
ieensor is out of the job.
it Was lrish~Anierlcttns troops. and a
'few of the First-to-l-‘luhters who dotin-
{I‘d tho ulntl uttlre tor their llochewunl
charge. it was a hot day. In more
ways than one. and nutny of the out
hermit soldiers pulled oil their 0. ll.
shirts before they started the charge.
Out of the trenches they poured, in
II V. it’s. silk huts. and it few other
things. A few lucky ones carried par-
:isois of all lines tutti materials. These.
naturally, they discarded below they
came to grips willrthe lluns. One
cannot well lab ll bayonet full length
Into a foe. if the owner of the steel is
endeavor-mg to keep above his head a
silk and lace sunshade.
“The Americans are all mod." it Got-
mnn prisoner taken during this rush
is reported as telling his captor.
"They churned our tnitchlncqxun nest.
yelling like fiends. At first we could
sr-o only their bends. every one had a
silk but instead of a tin helmet. It
looked like an opera night in Munich.
But they light like madmen. too."
hid the quartet-master issue. the silk
hats to the boys? No. They cantons
did the paranoia. from stores abatl'don-
ed when the Germans left the town.
They do any the old 69th was there or
thereabouts when Chateau-Tltlerry
was taken.
ELIAS TAKEN TO BROOKLYN
Automobile Thief, Released Fronr Jall,
Met With a Bench-Warrant
Deputy Sheriffs Robert F. Nichols
land Frank F. Fasnnelia took Joseph
Elias to New York and turned him
lover to the authorities of Queens
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COFFEES
Sunbeam, Union Club, Yuban,
Autocrat, Hotel Astor
33¢ per lb.
SALAD DRESSINGS
‘ Blue Ribbon, Premier, Yacht Club,
My Wife's
: 35c and 15c
EVERYTHING IN WRITINGS!
CANNED GOODS
Dixie Bacon . .. . ..... . 35c
what he did say. however. it was ext ‘
lfirge dent that some American Kipling has.
wustcrml for it Yankee version at th- :
1 Their cases!
lJoel ll. lleed next Tuesday morning. '
It is suspected that the men are in:
volved in several automobile thefts}
and are connected with an organism.
lion in New York which lg in
sort of business. .1- .
, Last Weduesday an agent can)“.
from New York to secure their re»:
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Give it in Time
f Emmfierhowetheteengbend
colds
. may lead to the noes
MM . bronchitis, pneu-
monia and consumption" Cheshire their
; beganin‘ in I elifht cold.
vie: mother gives
Foley’s Honey and Tar
at the ham downside). She
knows it stops cough utckly.
soothing. healing scent-gm ant
and tickling throat. end (nee a feeling
of wenmb and eomiort to the eufierer.
Mn $1.3. Schhrt‘. Ashlend. from. m.
“Foley‘s Noon and To is the bat eon-eh and ‘
cold ready I be" ever tried. When my ink i
dd ceteacoldoebevcbeet. l club's Ila-w ,
done. and It relieves be: nun awn."
“Wm
7:.tt-M.Peweti '~
the nerve force of your eyes by
trying to read without glasses
when you are conscious of a result.
ing strain.
Correctly fitted glasses, the kind
we prescribe, will relieve the
strain and save the nerve force.
which is the life of the eye.
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THAMER
Ooulists. Optometrists, Opticians
”The House of Good‘GIasses"
81 Atlantic SL. Stamford, .Conn.
open Sat. Eve. till 9 p I Est ‘89?
Automobile
Repairing
High Grade: Work a
Specialty
‘Official Service for;
Chevrolet, Maxwell;
and Graham Bro'sni
Trucks
'lhe hit-n had been in the} Hardly had they stepped out oi un-
court room when they were botix w
:are assigned to Come up before Judce arrested on bench warrants tit-m our
York. Elias was taken there, and, as
his bondsmeti were Hardy to aid him.
It Is supposed thol ii“ is now out on
bail. It remains to he su-n vilutiur
the! he will forfeit his bail when an sasl
la called next week. Wain-ii is ttill
in jail. ‘ ‘ ”um
ii. Krieger 8100.
Outfitters tor Men,
Women, Boys & Girls
on the easy payment
plan.
our A canon accounr.
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OFFICIAL U. S.
WAR EXHIBIT
At STATE FAIR
BERLIN, CONN.
Sept. 24-28, Day and blight
Only Fair In New England Where
it Will Be Seen ‘Ihis Year—Gen.
Pershing Will Give it at Ber --.
Germany. Next Year.
Official State exhibit of Jun
Ior Food Army
All the Attractions of
Country Fair
A Live
Days SOC—Nights 25c
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South Nerwaik, Conn.
- Telephone 294.
NEW YORK CITY OFFICE.
117 East 23rd st.
Phone Grammercy 705.
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and we will take care oi your express
tor you. We have seven of the best
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Our Trucks make daily trips to Nelw
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We Haul Anythinir
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