Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 14, 1919 · page 11

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.7 thuszetisuptoyon. The
' date of deliwry governs our
' price.

'3 Yr: have everything to

”El

' gainandnothingtoloseby»

plac as your order with us
Pro Jill-1?.

«5mm oo-

Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all other
makes. sold, rented.

 

 

repaired. Rentals. 34
per month. Machines
sold atsloper month.
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
754 Fatrfield Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.

Garden Tools

 

 

 

 

Cultivators, Weeders.
A: Anything to, assist in garden
. tag and caring for the lawn.

J. ROSENFIELD
40 WA TER STREET

 

 

 

 

' COAL

 

Wood & Grain '

Devine Bros.

Seaview Ave. and First St. ;

 

 

 

 

TEL. 53
Boneless Shoulder .............. 36c
Dixie. Bacon .................... 40c

Best Sugar Cured Hams .. ...... 42c
Best Sperry 8., Barnes Bacon 56c
Fancy RoeStIng Chickens ..... 55:
Home Dtcssec Fowls .......... 43.-
VEAL—

Shoulder Roast ................. 32c
Loin ............................ 34c
Stew ........................... 22¢
Sest Heavy Beef from ........ 32c up
Corn Beef rom .............. 20c up

Genuine Sprin’g Lamb
Brookfield Eutter
Gold Medal Butter 55c
_ Stricrly Fresh Eggs ............. 55c

i-‘ull Line in Fresh Vegetables.

C. ll. Charnok

76 NORTH MAIN STREET

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
TELEPHONE 583.2

Bills must he settled weekly.
_ .-a—._

sprouts
For the Week

'WARD‘S BREAD
it 7 15¢: loaf cut to .......... 13c
QUAKER CORN FLAKES
9c pkg.
GOODRICH‘S TOMATO
SOUP—Reg. 10c size cut
1 to ......................
LIBBY‘S CORNED BEEF
EAGLE BRAND LUNCH

 

 

 

AI STULL

24 Cottage Street
. East Norwalk

 

 

 

 

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Rakes, Forks. Hoes, Trowels, 1

8c.

TONGUE—A can ...... 15c

 

 

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You mwm‘CMhycm-mminm
flannel;

wasteapaoe,ortorepiaoecrachedplaateranddinu

SoyouaskmeuverBoudtbemmmt-

heenbuildinzbetterwallaandceiiinpfiradooeoyeu'a.

But do you know that inferior wanboards are ofhn
aoldaa Beam Board? 7‘” may look like Beaver Board. feel
like Beaver Board, andeven claim to be ac (coda- BumBaar-d.

But they can’t give Beaver Board results.—

Be sure to get what you ask for.

protection. Look for it.

The Hatch & Bailey Co.

5 SPOT CASH 3

for PartEaI or Paid Up

Liberty Bonds

—and—

War Saving Stamps

“'0 \x“?! also loan you on ~\our hurt} and charge you arty l ‘7: a
3100 will cost you $1.00

5.30 “ill cost you 500;
No Other Charge

month.

The Beaver; trademark on the
back of every panel of genuine Beaver Board is there for your

 

 

THE ATLAS BOND CO.

123 \‘VASHlNGTON ST. Room 2.

Right Next to Post Office—Open Evenings—Up One

SOUTH NORWALK

Fught

. export credit of $1 000.000.000 may be

Icwmlmn Pare One)
One essential in the solution yet to
be worked out is believed to be con«
1 tinned saving by the American people
to increase available capital. 4
Euro” win owe the United States

$3..000 000,000.1ntereet and other re-
turn on American holdings otfo
aecmuoa were atlmated by the

oral Racer-yo Board
below “0on 000 annually, wane the
foreign obligations maturing this year
will amount to between $600. 000.000
and $750, 000. 000.

The Treuury's advances to toreisn
coutrles have been limited to $10.,-000
000M000 of which 89,..500000000 has
been expended and most of the re.
minder $500 000. 000, allocated. An

made available through the War Fi-
nance Corporation the director of
nhlch Eugene Meyer. Jr., is now in
Europe to study the economic situa—
tion.

Accordingly. it was estimated that
means must be found to finance about
33.600. 000, 000 of new obligations and
to renew perhaps $600H000000 of Old
ones~' a gigantic. probably an unpre-
cedented, financial problem" the
board remarked. but one expected l0
be solved.

.—~_——-‘

SUNDAY SCHOOL

 

 

 

 

BOSCH SERVICE STATION

STARTERS AND GENERATORS OF ALL

MAKES OVERHAULED

Fender, Body Work and Welding

Vaast Bros. Garage

12 CHESTNUT ST‘ ’10. NORWALKr

PHONE 1360 and 2011.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

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Men’s Suits
Boys’ Suits, assorted colors $4.49
Boys’ Blue Serge Suits

 

The 4III of My
’ ln Levy’s Bargain Store

We are already prepared for the coming
4th 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.

$12. 89

INSTITUTE JUNE 30

‘(Continued tron: Page One).

 

(ll—Children’s Division—dire.
Chopin, Hartford. L—Openin‘
Services of Worship. 2.—How to
Plan a Lesson. 3.”~H0' to lm-
prove our Equipment. 4.—Our
Cradle Roll.

(ll)——Younc People's Division-«‘-
.\lrs. Stevens. l'anaan. l.——How
to Provide Teachers. L’s—The

this rear-a W of trade of at least ~

tobenotmnch‘

Norwalk's Leading Dry Goods Store

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

M... -m— .a..-

BATEING SUITS
BATHING CAPS
BATHING TIGHTS
BATHING SHOES

HELPFUL HINTS FOR

VACATION TIME

SEPARATE WHITE DRESS SKIRTS, AUTO ROBES

A Big lineal um Underwear in Summer Weights

 
 

BATHING STOCKINGS SUIT CASES
DAINTY SILKEN SWEATERS UMBRELLAS ,
BAGS WOVEN HAMMOCKS
TRUNKS COUCH HAMMOCKS

 

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People will be taught).

8. 30—Superintendents’ Symposium.—
(Some Features of My Sunday
School of Practical Value to 0th
ersl~By John M. Glover H. M .N.
Sigman. Harry L. Bryan and Rev.
1”. H. Jacobs.

._ ._....-._ .._...

 

WAR IN VESTIGATORS
TUBEGIN IN PURCHASE
AND SUPPLY DIVISION‘

 

 

Value of Organized Classes. 3.-~
The Teacher and His Material. 4.
~(‘l1ls' Conferences. 5
(NU—4‘ «neml —— Mr “'oodin.
ll .IIIl‘Io d l.- The “oxkcIs' (T-on
l't’l‘l‘nCt‘ for :1 Small Sthool 2.“

Tcmpcrance and Missionary in-
struction. ‘l—wllow m Svcun‘
l’;\ln{'tuIlI't_\. l l‘I neml l’Iob-
lcms. ’

’5 :tfi The SIS“: \n-A0(l:il ion and tin .

Summer School .\lr.- AlIlze ll.
l‘lm‘kt‘. Hartford.
6:!lll—~The Standing: of our Schools.—
llisIrII-I Sec-IwrmI-y.
6'30. «Supper (Table Talks) ~22
Tonaunaslu’. Rm. E. l-‘.
Ilwgnr. Norwalk.
Evening Session.

3 «Is.

31C!

Tiitll ~llemonslration of a Sunday
School Session. (‘umluctml by \\'.
I. Woodln and State Officcrs.‘

(Ono ol’ the Zl‘utll‘tl lessons tor.
both l’I-imaxy t‘lxildro It and Ynnnzi

3.; .

 

 

Men’s Pants, assorted colors Reg. $5 -

'3 Men’s Khaki Pam‘s ,

t...

‘ss-‘Water Street

 

 

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Men’s High Grade Pants, Reg. 56-? -
Men’s Dress Shoes, all styles, Reg. $T—8
Men ’5 Army Shoes, Reg. $6
Men’s Dress Shirts, Reg. $2
Men’s Overalls, Special

" $2.93 5' Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
' i United Statea License 110.17.903 .
' $3. 79 t , nonwm scorn NORW 4::
9' .v-—.’
7 ' i I 54'59 3‘ CENTRAL HOTEL h m m T.“
- - — $3, 75 :5; mm”; masters? no.3...
s1 ‘ 39 3: ’Wm Winks“ “- . .. ..
7‘ er , . . 0 ~
' ' ' ° a! ‘ . A,
II
- - - _ 98C :3 Hot Weather Bresses lor Women & Misst:
- — . .. $1 59 Z ’ he West collection and them-gent assortme ,

 

 

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(mnpt; tmg C(lnllaclnls:
ZII§ to establish “lHlIHI‘ m not prices
paid for materials were unduly high; -

Sale

Continued II-om l-‘Irst Page.

—-——-—-

'11.. committee proposes to make a
:seu: ch fiIst for any examples of {a ;
t'xmitism that may exist as between

second it V\ ill

and third. ‘V‘hctlIcI‘ contracts were?
Iomplctcd and the rights of the gov-l
.‘mncnt fully protected. ‘-

l'pon the complction of this cxami— ,
station. H was indicated yesterday byl
{\lr. (:Iaham. Ihc sub-committees will
be assigned to their various branches
of the) work. Mr. Graham) Will head
Ilm :«ullt‘ill‘llnllllt‘e to investigate ord-
nance supplies. An announcement

Will be made shortly of tho personnel

 

H. KRIEGER 6: CO.

Wash Dresses and \Vash
--- Skirts ---

New Summer Millinery, Marabou Boas:
Graduation Bresses lor Girls, Graduation
Clothes ior Boys.

All Priced Very Moderately

 

 

T

Charge Accounts Extended

 

«It the other four sub-committees. the

 

l'l‘lilt‘lpéll unv balm; "In an In'iulinn,.
l‘nuusu l for the committee has not yet
lwI-n chosen and mohably will not be
until public hammer; berth.

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

$7.49

Beckmann’ 5 Grocery

E\ erythinz sold at lo“ est market In ices. \‘I. (lt-

livcr the goods ‘direct to your home.

Grave \uts CeIeal. bke‘. ...... l‘
Crisco for shortening ............. lt'vc lit. 5 I curl
Baker s or Huvileis Cocoa (dil . . ......... . ll~
No.1 Rm 3] Plantation Coffee. lb. ..... .Tl
Magnolia or Clm or Brand Milli. ( an ..... l_7
Extra Large Ban nanas. ncr doz. . . . _ ....... ,9.
\ er; Best Grade Mixed Tea.b lh ..... 435
Jones or Gold Medal p lour.b 'ng ~l..:.
.lafl'ee. a rational meal time dri Dkn Jr
Dole s Pineaonle Juice. nerbou ..... . .‘lllt
Mission Garden Ceylon Tea. pkg: ........ . . Nl‘t
Campbell’ s Beans In tomato sauce. an_ . I: n
Libby' s Potted Meat ..... Small can 3c. lzu so (an ill
Hin-o-Lite Marshmallow Whip. hot. ,. , ll

-—

Heinz Green Pea or Celery Soup um
—FREE DELI‘V FR‘I ——

A. F. BECKMANN & C0, int.

83 and 95 Washinn‘ton St. Phone 1103

7:!

Schultze’ 5 Saturday Specials

SHOULDER STEAK ....................... 7 _ l
SIRLOIN STEAK ............................ , _ . .’
RIB ROAST, boned and rolled . . . . . r

u

o: ‘
4.. J

Bnmn up BUTTER ro'r ROAST '.
snowmen ro-r nossrs . . .: .............. . 9;:
comm smx ........................ .. ,f.

Ponrnnnousn STEAK - ................ _ , .3; ’5'”
rant]: RIB Roas'r ..................... . . . '
LEAN POT ROAST, no bone ............ , . .
HAMBURG STEAK ....................... . _; ..

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’ return my woman
81*:an sn'ownro or wan: run smnrs

. “WW“ Hmwkhthahaatinquality and
momma-whoop.

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

”50“”

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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