Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, June 13, 1919 · page 11

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PLUMBER.

irlield Ave.
ILT TYPEWRITERS.

Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all other
sold, rented.
rcpaired. Rentals. $4
per month. Machines
sold atS‘lOpermonth.

 

Bridgeport, Coan

 

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arden Tools

Forks, Hoes, Tron-eh,
Weeders.

.. : to assist in garden
. caring for the lawn.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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beenboildingbettecwnnandceflinahradonen-m
Burdoyouhmwfllatfizfefiarnlmoudsmofle’

oolduBeaverDo-rd.’ Theynoylookb‘h Begum feel
like BoamMandemehi-bbou‘oodumm

But they can't give BeaVer Board results.—

Besnretogetwhatyouaokfor. The Beavertradeunrkontho

backdeverypnnelofzenuine BeaverBoardisthexeforyonr
protection. Lookl'orit.

The Hatch 8. Bailey Co.

 

 

5 SPOT CASH S

for Part‘zl or Paid Up

Liberty Bonds

—and-—

O
War Savmg Stamps
We will aim loan you on your hood and charge you only 1 Q I
month. 550 wiil cost you 50c: Slut" will cost you $1.00
No Other Charge

THE ATLAS BOND CO.

123 WASHINGTON ST. Room 2. SOUTH NORWALK
Right Next to Post Glace—Open EVinngS-Up One fight

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d 81 Grain

.9evine Bros.

gaview Ave. and First St.
‘ TEL. 53

Vaast Bros. Garage

 

BOSCH SERVICE STATION

STARTERS AND GENERATORS OF ALL
MAKES OVERHAULED

Fender. Body Wet}: and Welding

PHONE 7360 and 2031. 12 CHESTNUT ST‘ $0. NORVJALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

._ CHERS KR}:
.. LOIAL to CITY
I? {autumnal

.‘rom first Page.)

:0: >ut‘h arm

_._ I." lrh‘TS
of or suppoz'exl such .2. jun. :w
to be untrue.
lecture was
we hear.

annoamced
but an:

:72: tlv‘
tin} not $69

7 notifisd
I not know
E‘robably

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. was to blame— bu
.. ‘I. but lhere w . .0539 112.:
- teachers had made other
s before they knew the
. the lecture. Sonz- Were etc-
by the unusual heat of :he

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

the date of closins School. no
'l'hom We hare heard speak
tter. has ever suggeswd that
close Fridax June 6. wi'h a
.180 (13).: Some had asked
doseJune ‘2". w th 19;. daxs
«Edit. but a numbi :- or :eacL-
sud that it ra: just to as}:
- until June 27. because we
-_-_weehs at Christmas and one
4 .

the teachers have express-
Ction with the 53- -:a _\ in-
,. a tery large number of
e expressed gr at indigna-
being thought suilty 0: us
- “ch method of show: a; die

'the body of teachers would
. “'hitney such discourtesy
win away from the lecture
' . ‘re or any other reasons
"the papers. is quize beyond

no moreI loval body of pea

rare disappointed because
friends of the schools en-
act against our being call-

Very truly yours.
MARGARET D. “1330.
. ’ Teachezs’ Association.

f £65 In BRIDGEPORT.
T, June 13.-——lce at re-
. will be sixty cents
fixinning Monday. June
md to-
: Bridget

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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Company. confirmed

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tee-thud no. no the) '
her brother John D. W”. In.
.dled a few months ago. and recently
gthe brother of the noon died. 80
the wedding was very quiet. the cola.
urea of the bride and groan be!”
the only pet-Inna pro-eat. The only
attendant was the hudeomld, Hrs.
Freda-let Chflds. ulster of the bride.

At the clone of the comm. there
waaareceptlonatthehoineotthe
bride. Theplacewaaaaceneotm
panning beauty. "nae hedges of laurel
and rhododendron are out in full
boom and the house wu profusely
decorated with the same 1|on and
masses of pennies and dele.
Conrad's orchestra, from New. York.
played.

Until very recently Lleut. Challlnor
was in the aviation service in France,

 

 

lbeing stationed mocha! the time at.
' Orley at which place was Crlmmina'l
; was directness of the Red Cross can”
xteen {or more thanolxmontha l

Llent- and In. Challlnor will reside'

gin Pittsburgh. where Mr. Challinor;
l

' has large interests.

At 10 a. m.. an aviator, supposed to ’
be a friend or Heat. Challinor. and in s
the service with him in France. new,
' omr the Crlmmins place and Der- é
formed many teats, turning two com-‘
plete somersanlts and’ thing many‘
other startling things. For some time
he circled about, trying to and a land-

; in; place on the Crlmm‘ms estate. but;

was not successful. * He then new for'
~eteral minutes over the Ziegler ego;
tale. looking for a landing place. Then :
be new about. Noroton. but was ap-
parently unable to and a suitable

:place to land his plane. for he with-
,drcw in the direction at Stamford. s

Bus: ness in Noroton was at a stand .
still while the plane was circling

“ere specially interested. as the plans
lltWV 10W.

 

M.
ACCOUNTS BEING AUDITED.
Thr- uuxal‘audil of the records and
accounls of The People's Trust (Tom~
way is being made. This audit Is in
contm'mzty nith "‘1‘ regular practice.
In addition to the thomugh and em
cirm Iii-yearly audits which the flank
In: Department of the Slaw o! Fun
nt‘cticu‘ makes of all Banks and Trust
t‘mnpanics under the stator charm-r. l:
is the retinal practice of all banks to
haw: periodical examination: mule II}
'2'» I: inret-tms llinmzh I‘nrlt'mf'm- .=

clirbnl from their boards <mr-I "h"

conduct of such examination~ :.~ pa 5
i3; profes=innal in character .mi scup-I
Tm- l‘euple's Trsht (‘mnz'vnm has
at'upzwl the policy nt' ‘mzlm: :Ziis rx

animation pertomwd. in behalf of Its
tlxrcr'mrs’ committee. by a firm u.’ (‘M
tiIl-‘tl public accountamr Thv bout; is

 
 

. Stlons deducted from groes incomes in
about the tillage. The school children‘

 

 
 

'Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Ladies’ Woven Underwear in
i Summer Weights
Extra good, fine ribbed Union Suits with tight or lace
trimmed knee. Sizes 36-38 only.
'Special at 75c

 

 

Bathing Suits for Ladies and Misses
Of the latest models, of various kinds and colors.

The Biggest and Best line ol Bathing Caps in the City
Bathing Tights Bathing Shoes Bathing Stockings

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

P"- .._..-~ _, a- W..-

mm... H. KRIEGER (7 CO.

Wash Dresses and \Vaslt
..--- Skirts ---

who contributed to the League to Bn~z
force Peace may have such contrlbu 'I
New Summer Millinery, llarabou 803:.
Gradtalion Dresses for Girls. Graduation
Clothes lot Boys

A" Priced Very Moderately

 

income tax returns. according to a rul-
ing received here today from Daniel C.
Roper, Commlssioner of Internal Rev»
enue. He has decided that the league
qualifies as a corporation orzanized
and operated exclusively for educa-
tional purposes.

The ruling says that the Length- is
"engaged through .\lr. Tart. Dr. A.
Lawrence Lowell and others in ul-
ucatinz the people at the country to a
knowledge of the scope. meaning and
purpose of the League of Xatiom.”

 

FOR MANUFACTURE OF
MORE BROWNING GUNS
\\'.\Sll.l.\'l‘.Tt¥.\‘, June Iii—Con-
:r'~sn an Tilson )este: den made a
‘il: ap. «I: ;;:‘::nc axzvzprorria ion
at S): Mam l for 'ho man .i' actut e and
dew-:10“! w M of am caliber Browninz
runs l l!’ 073117} at. oplam ~ and azainst

 

 

Charge Accounts Extended

 

 

 

 

’u be .‘nngrnzuia'ed in hadn; l‘l’id": alike and lB-u‘ii no 2“ I '3‘ “‘- 1‘3””

”I “It “Wives of TIW An'honr 8.21 :2: dn 23w H. a-lrp' o-d the ., New- .— - -- --_~- 7*:
Manning Company. C l‘. A for this (lathe in the milder)" bill carrying

izi'lmrtant and highly tnlmual work that sum. sanfday Houseware Specials

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The 4th of July Sale

In Levy’s Bargain Store

. We are already prepared for the coming
94th of July with abeautiful line of Men’s and Child-
ren’s clothing, Suits, Furnishings and Shoes,
which we offer today with very low prices.

Men’s High Grade Pants, Reg. 56-7 -

Men’s Dress Shoes, all styles, Reg. $7-8

Men’s Army. Shoes, Reg. $6
Men’s Dress Shirts, Reg. $2
Men’s Overalls, Special
Menfls Khaki Pants -,

$ 1 2.8 9 ' x.
Boys’ Suits, assorted colors $4.49 ‘ ‘
Boys’ Blue Serge Suits - $7.49

Men’s Pam‘s, assorted colors Reg. $5

 

GRAY ENAMELED CCHI," Nb
POTS

SAFE SEAL
PRESERVING JARS
\‘vlllv It‘ll lth :19. I-ag‘: ll in 1.31:; ,_-
«311?. N. Saturday _ SLOO d5;
10c TIN GRATERS AT 5:
l.a:'<.:.- 317p.

 

WOODEN CLOTHES PRC-PS
\.;;_ lone; rvcular 15%;. At 15:

GREEN TRELLIS ST'CKS
64?. lung. “'ill help you; "w- «

no you Ian.“ and men in .,,.

lilul . 5: each

 
 

25c TIN DISH PANS AT “1':
Squall size.

JAPANNED TOILET PAHJS
\\'il'n caters; regular 69'“. 53'

urday ................ At 47:

LOK-ON CURTAIN RODS
Fat.
Man in
each

\ o i'l'!‘ i
regular 1;».

with cunt-a wmlr:
finish;
A! 25c

JELLY GLASSES
Spee”al
4: each

BERRY OR CAKE SETS

(lilies. with tin cover.

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it :‘

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bx not H .1 z ‘23.:

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Albert F. Gehebe 3

Phone 52? ‘25 WASBNGTBS ST.

Over-Ft Delivery 5°~ ”V“ ‘ ‘

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

- _ $2 98 - cone. to m
- $3, 79 3‘ Connection! Bedding Store
:: Tel. 963—4. 37 wasnmorox STREET
'." $40 5 9 9! have money. ASiIk Floss Natures. roll edge. extra hex-‘5
9‘ and pretty ticking. $21-00.
- _ - $3'75 :3 Comhimtionkollfidgo ...................... ..-....s: 5
- . _ - $1.39 3. _ Wenkeover‘attxosaesand Boxpr-ingsvery msozstie
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m1. SHOWS 0? m TUB SKIRTS

ofthemkind. Ifyonw'ahthe best in quality and not}:
nan-hip then“ minim.

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