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T‘va'rd things in general was [express—
I." one sored like to omits the overn-
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Coal will be no lower this I mu’tblmfi (continued {saturate OWL
summer than it 18 at present. anus-at arse. . 4 -
We m link or this all r' ,ya- " two branches in unimportant details
ton and Will guarantee our, of me hm. The legume“ mm.
cnstorners against loss should settled as non-Mean and was pus-
suchbethecsse. edwiththesumrtofboulparties.
The confident expectation or leaders _
Goslishsrdtosetatpm , lntheearlypsrtotthisseuionwas
‘ cot and if the situstion does Bea Board that the "luxury taxes, which it m
M “"1" N" “W “1° 3““ ver ' 3°“ °§3°‘:".’m£‘$‘£‘oo‘3‘ $33.33
. - . . ace 9. u . . .
‘5" “i“ “u b‘ -“ even. that is BEAVER BOARD would b. reveled in m“ mm" "
Final 1n “'10 fall mth higher — , easily as they were enacted in the
prices likely toprelail. We Youwambetterwalls sndceilin in urnevvlmhm 1‘“ . '
are giving you timely notice waste space- or to replace cracks plaztoer and dingy wallpaper. Acting upon a"; “"11”,?“ “£0
‘ andtlce reotis up to you. 'The ’ -. _ . ”Peal “3 “PM“? i‘totlleew °“'° 3;
. date Cf delivery governs our So you 35.1‘ for Beaver Board, the original wallboord. that has heiiinfifi‘fiulggafia h“ ”23‘?“
price. been building better walls and ceilings ibra dozen years. was debated for nearly the h . it
. - ‘ But do on know that inferior wellboards are often “Is in this debate that the. unexpect-
.Y” 1““ everything to sold .5 Bellm- Board? They my look like Beaver Board. feel ed opposition developed. With the re-
ghm and nothlndg to 1088 by like Beaver Board, endeven claim to be as goodas Beaver Board. :11” that lfatiel's aghnldone? that; el-
i- '1; us . _ orts to o ta n a no vo e are
gran-it‘hlyfour or er M h But they can't give Beaver Board results.— Monday's adjournment. ‘
4 Be sure to get what you ask for. The Beaver trademark on the linghsrfiggogg‘g g’glgg'xé'ofifi
"W. D ' back of every panel oi: genuine Beaver Board is there for your ocrats. They resented the alleged
& ' - 04 protection. LOOL' for 11- partisan flavor of the principal speech
- g on the repeal made by Representative
i- The Hatch & Bailey Co m... 3...“... .. mm
' chairman of the Ways and Means com-
__ . .‘._t __,,- leg— mittee. Mr. Fordney took occasion
. ~ - " “M’ ”'" ' ' " ' «A ' M . -.- . to criticise the revenue policy of the
" " ' bmllhv Unapmood. : /::‘ ’ 2‘? >:;:< 3.1:: meow/a» 0:10;. 9mm . . . .
Remington. all other 0 " , . . .. Democrats. dflll‘ xerzllkgt‘hetgggnm‘:
makes. sold. rented, Invatmg you to our every day sale of Imported and Demos f» 5913.. rgfleicte a l0 mt; men majomy
Itnaired. Rentals. 54. . tic Fish, Meats, Cheese and Canned Gcods at the best quality [firtyeiniccglllcgyrc‘s’s Y
5511;} "ifgllé'pif.a,§'$§s l ' Pfices' _ . , . The other source of opposition was
‘ " Open Evenings until 7:30. Picnic Lunches Prepared. from some of the mpubucans, them-
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
754 Fairfield Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
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Garden Tools '
. Rakes, Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
Cultivators, Weeders.
Anything to assist in garden
in; and caring for the lawn.
J. ROSENFlELD
‘40 WA rsn STREET
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Presenting extraordinary values in a sanitary assemblage
cf the finest provisions distributed.
Our producers are cooperating with us to ofl'er you the
finest goods in purity freshness and quantity. We are also pre-
senting extraordonary values in sanitary home made cakes,
pies, meat loaf, salad, clam chowder, fish cakes and coffee rings.
THE SEYMOUR
R. C. DORING, Prop.
Tel. 978. South Norwalk, Conn.
SPECIAL TODAY
Macaroni and Potato Chips
TUESDAY SPECIAL
Brown Stew and Ham Hash Piping Hot Ready to Take Home.
7 Railroad Place.
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selves, particularly new members.
They seemed to think that Mr. Ford-
ncy put too much stress upon the fact
that the luxury taxes would realize
revenues estimated at -100,000,000 and
were insistent that they be informed
how it‘vcnucs wcre to be raised to re-
place them.
This information Mr. l’ordney did
not furnish in a manner satisfactory
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’4 sequence was that the dcbate. which
i“ it was expected would be merely for-
}, ' ed a highly
:mal and explanatory, suddenly nssum~
controversial character,
'4 putting Hdl'm‘alcs oi' the repeal on the
ldci'rnsivc. This they were not prepar-
Seti i‘or. Since then they lime been
. f cndcauoriug to prt-parc tlicir dcl‘encc
linc. and in some measurc lmvc slit“
ceeded.
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; One answer llll‘)' are now [in-pared
{to make to RPpulllicans who minim!
Seaview Ave. and First St.
TE I... 5 3
sprouts
For the Week
2» EARLY SUGAR CORN
Cut to ............ 15c can
5 GRANULATED SUGAR,
' 5 lbs. 490
-. DIXIE BACON, 21 lb. ..... 39c
TUNNY FISH—Light and
. dark meat. Cut to . . . 15c can
: EAGLE BRAND LUNCH
TONGUE cut to . . 150 can
'; FAIRBANKS LAUNDRY
SOAP .......... 6 bars 25c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
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Now We Have Real lint Summer Weather
Perhaps you do no! cure to carry your
Groceries home. if not we will gladly deliver
them for you without additional cost.
50¢ Size lucian‘. Pcstum 39c. 30c size ........ 23c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. Der lb. ........... 37c
Dixie Brand Bacon. ncr lb. .................... 40c
Nucoa Nut ()lco. the world's lzcs’t. l' . ...... ' ..... 34c
Fine Old New York State Cheese. lb. ........... .ilc
Evaporated Milk . . . . Small can 6 1-‘2c: larcc can lie
Pulled Rice or Pulled Wheat. pkg. . .-. .......... 12c
Baker’s or Huylcr’s Cocoa. nor can ............ 19c
Campbell’s Soups. all kinds. nor can ............ 10c
Mucllcr's Macaroni or Spaghetti. pkg. .......... 11c
Very Best Creamery Butter .ner ll). ........... 67c
Gold Rock Brand Creamery Butter in Prints. lb. . 69c
——FREE DELIVERY—
A. r; BECKMANN & 60., inc.
was
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\2‘." 35“.“. ' 3"“?
Standard Billiard: Egg Store
53 Main Street,
12 North Main Street.
Norwalk
So. Norwalk
59c Fresh Creamery Butter 59¢
450 Fresh Eggs 450
250 lb - Coffee - 250 lb
Fancy Head Rice ....................... 2 lbs. 23c
Pure Nut Butter ............... ‘ ........... 29c lh.
Milk Crackers ............................... 17c
Soda Crackers ............................. 17c
Saltines ................................... 18c
filo know how the rrvcnuc “:25 to he
rt‘plact-tl will lw found in in" ccunom)‘
’pmgimn staged by Ilic lttpublit-au
stvcriut: commute-c. l'ndilr this pro»
gram ncat'ly $40".l|tl.l,tlot) was loppcd
off the Army Amnuprimiun hill and
proposals “Pl" put luforo the- Nznul
..\t..:l.-.< t.‘ullnuillm- in cut the Naval
Appropriation bull. while tlu‘ Ammo
luminous committm- is prcpurinc to
trim Ilw Railroad llciiclt-ncy bill to
thv closest [mrslblt‘ fiaurt- that will
cunblc the m‘r’itiuls to (3311‘) on tlicir
zulmiuisu-atiw work.
.‘l’lllhll'h o the \Yays and Means
'cnmmitu-w alvo rind thcmsrl‘ves dclug-
rd “illl rcquc::ts iur thc rcpcal oi in);-
«'8. but h as. the tzn on soil drinks. au-
lmumvyl“ taxes and scolcs ui~ otllt‘r (ii-
in ct tuxt The uppvsals im thcsc rc-
tlut-tmns insure that tho so-callcd lux-
lll)‘ inn-s are no more obnoxious than
“Lilly others and urge that Congress
is inlludilzgz in discriminatinus when
it N-ll‘tls the luxury laws alnnc for
rcpcul.
'REAllY FOR WEDDING
BUT NO PARSON
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:rmnmt‘nL a sunnisc which ltmli the
alllllvnt't’ by storm was an :«lllluuncv-
mcnt \\llll‘ll “as mutlc by Misha Ap—
pclbzium. to tlic t-m-m that Augusto
Onlom-z. the baritonesinnrr. and Miss
Smin luktwa, were to be married at
tlic Point by Municipal t‘nurt .lusticn
Ilari'y llobtizck. (it New York, who
. “as in lu- a guest of honor. llul. ow-
:inc to the fact that Justicc Roblzck
dzd not make thc trip, tlic wedding
could not be held and was. tliercforc,
po.--tponcd until Saturday night. “item
it will take place at tho linmc oi thc
Humanitarian League. at. 266 \Vest
En‘d menus. New York. An invita-
,l‘ion “as tklt‘udt'd to illl who were
plt‘scnl to attend. Thc rclum lrip
fur Xcv' York was made at 6:301). in.
DIVIDING PLAYERS'
' ‘ SHARE or: pnonrs
BOST()N_ Juno 9,—‘7Thc method of
dhidiu: ”)9 players“ share or the
world series‘ profits undoubtedly Will
be chanccd again. according to Presi-
dent Johnson of the Amcrican Long-ac.
He said today the subject would be
considered at a. meeting of the Nation-
al Commission at Cincinnati Thurs-
day. In a conference with President
John Hcydler or the National League
a few days ago. Johnson said, it was
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.Boneless Shoulder .............. 36cl
Dixie» Bacon .................... 40c;
Best Sugar Cured Hams ........ 42c;
Best Sperry a Barnes Bacon 56c“
Fancy Roastmg Chickens ........ 55c?
Home Dresud chls .......... 45.:i
VEAL—- 3
Shoulder Rust ................. 32c?
Loin ............................ 34c!
Stew ........................... 22¢:
Best-HeaVy Beef from ........ 32c up}?
Corn Beef from .............. 20c up?
Genuine Spring Lamb
Brockficid Butter .............. , 550:
Gold Medal Butter .............. 35c:
sirictly F.esh Eggs ............. 55c!
Full Linc in fresh Vegetables.
(2. D.’ Chamok,
76 NORTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALX, CONN.
TELEPHONE 5&2
8m: must be settled weekly.
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Much of the human attitude. to-
c-d bya‘xorthSlde matron who-“said
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
HAMBURG STEAK .............................. 250 lb.
FOREQUARTERS LAMB ............ . ............ 20c lb.
RIB LAMB CHOPS . . .' ............................ 30c lb.
TOOTHSOME SPECIALTIES roe LUNCHEON AND PICNIC
, BASKETS ‘
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
'United States License No. 17.903.
Honwsrx. — scorn Nonwsu.
agreed that a. change was desirable.
The new plan probably will alloy: the
first two teams in each league to
share in the receipts.
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TRANSPORT PRESIDENT GRANT
BOSTON, June film—Penn'sylvanul‘
casuals disembarked today' from the“
Prcsident Grant, which arrived froml
n-est. Also aboard were detachments
of the 215i and 504th Engineers;
The Winifredisn brought 2.400 mem-‘
bers of the 123d Euglneem. Treopsl
from borh ships Went to Camp Deveus,
Mass.
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onvson To PEACE 7 4
DELEGATION SAILS,
Williams.‘
pARrs, June 9.-Admim.l
. Benson. naval adviser to.
them
iner of Burritt and Woodward avenue
at 6.45 and tickets which are limited 4
l to make the trip.
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stram & Hyhit
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
“in", Jun 31919
“a...”
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years.
All sizes in stock.
Vndor Porch snares and Your Porch
Your veranda): has of his years become an important part of your home but it'is no 15g?
half complete unless it is equipped with VUDOR VENTILATING Self~Kanging Porch Shade
With them it becomes an ant-of-door living room; attractive by virtue of its informant y '
atmosphere of leisure and comfort.
You can by the use of VUDOR Porch Shades make your porch serve the Whole family on
full 24 hours every day throughout the open out-of-doors season—Spring to late Fall-meat. enter
tsin, have a children’s play room, if you wish, and one and all of you can sleep there protecw:
from the wind and draft; living in all privacy.
Vudor Porch Shades comein soft, pleasing pemaaent oil colors that harmonize “55,1 4t}.
general color scheme of your home and cost but very little each year of servicedhcy last
Call at our Shade Department and examine them.
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(Continues from Page One).
<ut-m'ssiul conclusion.
A walkout in the Amcrium Draw
Company, where about 7.000 men:
are employ-ti, was cxpt-cted Satur—
day and the oil'iclals and mill mane
uscrs wcrv surpris-t-d that. nothing
m-t-nrrcd. ll was stated that the
11.150“ tor the delay is that all local
tuctmics “ill be .‘tlll‘f‘led. The on'i-
rink of HM” American Brass Com-
pany lx('*llt‘\‘t> tltc cmploycs. do not
fully uiultistzmtl :hv I‘.r\\' “nrkiu:
“laconic. and that ju<t as soon as
it l5 mum plant to llwm. there will.
b:- nu trouble.
.‘\'uii<~cs ll) lll" Him! that the 3.7-
lmur Sl'l’lf‘lllllt would so into opera-
tion today were posted in all soc»
timw oi the mill: Saturday. .‘tlost
oi Ill“ notices disarm-tired below-
1:13.1‘l01’li. “'hrn lllv half holiday
lit‘clm, 11mins; lnwn ltIllt!\t'd b} inn
“nrimnn. The company is said in
mm in run run hours a day 'in—
:rtcaul til' eight. at primal“. and
inu'uds. to [my timc and a hall for
thc cxtrn two hours. The cmpluyps
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H. KRIEGER 6- CO.
WWW
Wash Dresses and W’ash
--- Skirts ---
' New Summer Millinery. Mill'fibtlil Boas
Graduation Dresses for Girls, Graduation
Clothes for Boys.
All Prices! [fiery Moderately
Charge Accounts Extended
ars- said to want to work only eight
hours like thc t‘nx'pcntcrs. brick-
las'o-rs and nth-rs. They want an
incrvase of fifty cents a day for
vlgh! hours. Mcmlngs were sched-
\llt‘ll lni‘ tonight with speakers
from \Vatm'bury and New Han-u to
attend.
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MRS. MARY MDRPHV
HIT BY AUTOMOBILE
Chapel Street Rezident Escaped With
Very Slight Injuries.
Samuel Fi‘ccdmun of >3 \\'c.~'l Ilhlli
srtm-I, Now York city. was driving his
car up West mcnue at 10le o‘clock,
Saturday night. and win-n opposite St.
Mary‘s struck Mrs. .‘lm-y Murphy of
1’3 (‘hnpel street. who wax: crossing
tho avcuuc. Mrs. .‘lurphy was knock-
ed down by the finder of thc car? but
was not injured. To make sure, how-
excl: Mr. Freedman drove her to the
office of Dr. “'altcr Hitchcock nearby.
and after resting a moment she was
alJe to walk home. .\'0 arrests.
MOTORCYCLE AND
‘ FORD COLLIDED
A motorcycle and n I’m-d touring
car collided on North Taylor avenue
around 0 o‘clock Saturday evening.
and both driver later reported the al-
s SPOfr CAH ‘
Liberty Bonds
——and-—
War Saving Stamps
Vt"! “‘"l aldo loan you on )(zm' bond and (hang in.) ,
month. 57.6 “ill cost you 50c: SIC-ll whl (tel you 31“”
No Other Chsrge
THE ATLAS BOND CO.
123 WASHINGTON sr. Room 2. SOUTH F" 77f“ l
Right Next to Post Office—Open Evenings—UP one *‘
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
STARTERS AND GENERRTDRS CF All .
MIKES OVERHAULED
Fender, Body Work and Welding
vaast Bros. Garage
12 CHESTNUT s7. 30. wcswfl"
sun—mm“... ... .
PHONE 1360 and 2011.
fair to the police. catch claiming the
other at fault.
Jerry A. Cappasse. of Sagatuck. was
driving the Ford. No. 1478 Conn. and
Leo Bannon. of this city. was OpPl‘al-
ing the motorcyclc. The case became
a civil matter, the pollen made no ar-
rests and i‘cfcrrm! the mm to lllt—ll‘ at
torneys.
BUS mos TO RYEBEACH
l’itdcr the auspices of the Lockwood
Baseball Club, a bus ride is being pinn—
ned for next Saturday evening to Rye
Beach. The bus will leave the cor-
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Hot Weather Dresses. for Women & .l.lSS€_f4 .1
The handsomest collection and the largest No.11 11
town. . 7
PRICED VERY MODERATELX .. .
SPECIAL SHOWING OF WHITE TUB Shir» .5 L
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of the better kind. If you wish the best in quality - .
manship then visit the Paris shop.
The Paris Cloak and Suit l-louse
3 atom sum as. SOUTH NORWMK‘
and selling fast. can be secured from
any member or the club.’ From all
indications as large crowd is expected
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DETROIT CARMEN " GM STRIKE.
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'DETROIT. June 9'.-‘-7--—-Detrult’s lit-l
. n?! waste offlinone man would go a great “'8."
dustrislsndbusinessactivitiesvese
titty ”count-elective sonny be-
IT‘S ECONOMY TO BUY A
WKEE REFRIGERATOR
Do you own I. Wm? The logs on food 4 ‘. wra‘or?
mill-7 f“ D W. Have you an Old RCJ‘C“ _
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