sunny; who’ vo stood by us
than the days or long ago.
3‘1?! g.ve life ahoney’d flavor
”and ’r idr faulty does not
'fl’i’e' but they're with us
We: price is high or low.
makes, ,
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
Fail-field Ave.,
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
Garden Tools
. Bakes, Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
“Waters, Weeders.
Anything to assist in garden
in: and caring for the lawn.
J. ROSENFIELD
Smith. Underwood.
Remington, all other
sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, $4
per month. Machines
sold atSiOpermonth.
Bridgeport, Cam".
9
be put on right over the old shingles.
onOUBrooi'. . .. "M
‘ ammutumnw. imam;
alums-mm.“
Iou'ilgottheansworat ones.
5 sPoT CASH s
for Partial or Paid Up
Liberty ' Bonds. 1
-—and—-
War Saving Stamps ~ «
We will also loan you mom- bond and charge you only 1"
month. 850 will cost you “60c; Slim will rest you 81. 00
No Other Charge
THE ATLAS BOND CO.
123. WASHINGTON 811300": 2. SOUTH NORWALK
Right Next to Post Office—Open Evenings—Up Ono Flight
Boautii‘ peiinono'nt, andthoonlysuitsblorootthttcw,.
u], Gallandussnineit.,
“imam” mgwfidmmdfl “‘3
The Hatch a. Bailey Co.
mode-d.
Wmfi hotel '
. . '
«from Fondounp. Ho mo
tint they took a revolver arroyo-om .
Ira. Baker when they found her in
her room at the hotel. The! NH“
that they were intorined that the tvro
were married in Pennsylvania about a
.yoorago
PORTLAND, Maine, June 19,—1‘he
marriage certificates of Harry Baker,
here of their identity
FINGERSTONOSE .
PROVOKED ATTACK;
(Continued from Page (met. 4
Hyatt
Not-walks Leading Dry Goods Store
Made of reliable materials with good mattresses
Complete with Vsince, Pillow no Stretcher
Show, Grosssno l’lbrellsltiags ‘lhe l-‘s moss Vnoor Porch Screens
“
fy Couch Hammocks
with or without the frames
Big Values in Woven Hammocks
$1.25 to 56. ill
Genuine Crex Rugs, all sizes
3
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1
j
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...._’ —-_-.. ._
demonstration against
peace delegates at Versailles. as they
.were preparing to depart for Wei-
that a concerted attempt was mad
men and children to
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
smurrns Mm census was or on.
users ova-nun urea
Fender, Body won and Welding;
40}, LNA TEE STREET
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1380 and 20311. 12 CHESTNUT ST. 30. NORWALK.
which he rode was closed
Denounces Rantzau.
Women with babies in their
vran after the German
sci-caching denunciations. One~halt
hysterical woman ran along side
Ranizau's car and. holding a baby
lamb with one hand, shook her not
with the other screaming amid sobs,
i
the German all men happy in a moment."
"in Mien or lire,“
' “ thia Russian scene says to no, "this
mar with the Allied ultimatum. show. any lies ruin.‘
"Does the United States tell
by a mob of at least 4000 men, '0-1 trumpet-tougher! that the country tor
“to get" Count; which this younger generation has
\0“ Brockdori- Raninu. His escape is died is still the best hope for man-
due only to the (act that one car in kind. and that it must be preserved
in! their fathers preserved and saved
It in the days that are gone? Be. Am-
arms eriuna first.
carriagel ' cricana almiye.
datlon you can march on. Abandon it
and chaos
civilisation at Rome crashed down in
irremedlablo ruin."
a"
:Clearance' Sale Ends 1‘ omorron
no Great Clearance Sale of the William P. Beers steel:
which opened “Saturday, ofl’crs the most phenomenal pnce cor
m. m throng of mm who filled this store Satm
day, were astonished at the marvelous values altered in a 1
l-—-——-—fi—--——-—~
i
“I
said Mr. Lodge,
Americans last and Ain-
mm that firm fun. mm ‘W‘ ‘ mm: bargain Should not fall ‘0
attend this sale tomorrow. You will find here everything v0 1
- need in the shape of fittings for your desk at home or office . ml
at prices that cannot be duplicated
There are great reductions on carbon paper, typew me
will come. as when the
”You killed his father." .
The mob hooted and jeered the.
paper, ink, etc, that should not be overlooked.
We are closing out our books, and it is a wonderful oppm
delegates and fillO‘H‘rt‘d sticks and
stones upon them. Frau Derbuscli.
oi the German women secre-
tari s. and Dr. Melchior, were riding
in an open carriage and were both
struck on the head.
Soldiers finally dispersed the de-
monstrators. allowing the stile depart-
ure or the delegates.
'l‘lie censorship withheld these de-
COAL
Wood & Grain
Devine Bros.
3 Seaview Ave. and First St.
. TEL. 53
_ ___ae._'
.sricuis
For the Week
< ‘WARD’S BREAD
. 3 15c loaf cut to .......... 13c
aqp‘mh CORN FLAKES
I 3 9c pkg.
noo RICH'S TOMATO
S P—Reg. 10c size cut
to ......... ‘ ............ 80
mars CORNED BEEF
zoom BRAND LUNCH .
_y'l'0NGUE—A can ...... 150
.A STULL
"3‘2, Cottage Street
East Notwalk
. .L
Meek Chains, Brooches,
Lockets, Gaby Pins. Ro
- racelus, Ladies‘ Guard
~Hehrt8, Crosses, Rings,
a'tohee, Etc.
one. étickplns, Tie Clasps,
AIM Chains, Charms, Cigar.
o, Cigar Cutters, Pocket
stone and Signet Rings,
clocks, Alan-n Clocks,
av AND OPTICAL
' stone, _‘
Hot Weather Dresses for Women & Misses
The handsomest collection and the largest assortment in
town.
PRICED VERY MODERATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING OF WHITE TUB SKIRTS
of the better kind. If you wish the best in quality and w-ork
manship then visit, the Paris .shop.
The Paris C? Oak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
' SOUTH NORWALI.
tails until yesterday. The press gen-
erally deplore; the necessity of
Frenchmen having to apologize to
the Germans, Premier Clemenceau
hitting sent an apologetic letter to
\Yrimnr and having ordered the pre-
ll. Krieger Co.
We are showing a new line of
Summer Hillinery and Ready-
to-Wear Clothes for men, wom-
en, boys and girls.
tunity {or anyonfihitemted, to buy books suitable for bot;
young and old one are still a few boys and girls‘ books it
be had.
. There is yet a chance to find some article of the {anion
Rust Craft line, suitable for gifts.
Tomorrow will positively be the last day of this great Salt
onot wait.
D F. L. HAMILTON
49 Wall Street.
Telephone 12
:xfi.‘
:.
root in charge or the lice guarding
the Germans to a unite to them
455“ wwmwaur“ .1.
pctsoimlly‘. It; lite commissioner Oud-
‘sille also has been dismissed. The
French pres; in mm mom; in endors-
ing tho- so disciplinary reassures.
..'-t—-o——£-v
DESTRUCTION
3 OF GERMANY’S
‘ \VAR POWER
Beckmann’s Grocery
Eve rythim: sold at lowest market prices. We de-
liver the goods direct to vour home.
i . —FREE DELIVERY—
A. F. BECKMANN & C0., inc.
3' 83 and 85 Washinizton St. Phone 1405
lSehultze’s Friday Fisthpecials
FANCY STEAK HALIBUT ....................... 350 lb
FRESH MACKEREL ., ........... ' ................ 22c lb'
BONITA MACKEREL ........... ' ................ zocib'
STEAK cop ........... . ..... ......... 18c ib'
BUTTERFISH ................. -..............IIII'iscib'
BOSTON BLUES ................ '15:; ib'
.WEAKFISH 14¢ 11:3
FLAT FISH ............... 10c 112'
ALL KINDS OF CANNED FISH.
Schult'z’é’s3-S'aniiary» Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
NORWALK. SOUTH NOBWALI.
Gi ape Nuts Cereal. pkg. ..................... 1:" .c
Crisco for shortening ............. 16c. 31c. 47c can
Baker’ 5 or Huvler' s Cocoa. can .3 ............... 2
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coii‘ e. lb. ............. 31c
Magnolia or Cl over Brand; ilk. can . . . .' ...... 1 .c
Extra Large Bananas. er d'oz. ................ lac
Very Best Grade Mixe Tea. lb. ............... 43c
.lones’ or Gold Medal Flour. baa‘ ............. 81. 85
Jafi'ee. a rational meal time drink. pkg. ......... 23c ‘
Dole’ 3 Pineapple Juice. per bottle .............. 30c
Mission Garden Ceylon Tea. pkg. ............. 60c
( ampbel l’ s Beans in tomato sauce. can .......... 13c
Libby’ s Potted Meat Small can So. large can 10c
Hip-o-Lite Marshmallow thip. bot. ...........
Heinz Green Pea or Celery Soup. can .......... 22c
i of Geneva and The Hague, Ilie sun'cr-
; mas and cruelties of past wars Would
be laigelv eliminated.
“Suddtnly ilic 2it'ul oar came. Ger-
many, esteemed by all a highly civil-
ized nation. entered deliberately upon
a course of savage cruelty worse than
any ever imagined. because it was
tConunued' troni Pate One) Delay“ 8 Ice Cream ' ' ' 50¢ qt' t
Maker Ci rs ...... 7c
‘, Nations. but in tlisvtwsinx peace ef~ Money 8‘3 BEST CREAMERY 3
’ forts and Germany‘s course, he said: - - ~ ; .
. "At the clean or lho'last (unruly Lackey Strike cm” sites " 17c I , C
; there was atquiie general belirr that . _ BU I FER
serious Wall's nould not come again. Camel Cigarettes """" " 17c .
3 Some doubted an id iurtlicir skepticism d f V a 3
O i th h hi ' o ables
lwssxiigssrgga n comes e ills esson All km 8 eg 1 Fresh BEES ............................ 1th ([0].
"But almost everyone felt sure that LFruits and Confectionery. '3 American Cheese .......................... 'l'.’(‘ “1.
iii war should again break upon us its _
horrors “uulo be reduced to the low- Deliv to Any Part of the Evaporated Billk ......................... l it CH”
.1 'nt ind til i b it ~ent'ons 33? l
e“ ”m 3 a y "3 cm“ ' Fine Parlor Brooms ............ - ......... l m with
3 Woodward live.
33 Standard Butlers: Egg Store
53 has sheet - Namath
11. has
3
12 North Main Street. So. Not-walk
City I Ht
3 Rolls Toilet. Paper .......... ’ ........
Phone 1571 3
'93 Headquarters for Palmolive Soap ..... ll't' (‘iil‘i’
Try a pound of our Grade A Butter
‘ ‘ “‘9 O 9.2 -W
carefully organized. The world had
known barbarism before, but never
had anything fallen upon men com-
parable io the scientific, oholesaie
atrocities carried on by Geimany, by
which not merely indiiiduals. but en
tire communities were subjected to
the most hideous suacripga and the
most utter ruin which highly trained
minds entirely destitute of humanity
. could devise.
i “As for treaties and laws. they Went
_,up in the fierce flame of war as quick
{ ly as the dry leaves of autumn. when
a spark falls among them. ‘
"The beautiful scheme of makins
mankind suddenly virtuous by a. stab
‘ me or a‘ w ritten convention wits once
«more exhiibted in all its weakness
‘ “it is a melancholy reflection that
the best assurance of the future peace
of the world lies in the destruction of
thhe German war power, which is
worth all it cost.
. “Once again comesjhe harsh léSson
that all the advances of man in inor-
pals and in altruism. in charity and
,gentler planners and purer laws. all
that really remain with us, come slow-
:‘ly. nee er in a moment-"
L, “Experience 01 the. past, Senator
lineage declared, “must be a guide to
giuiuie action. -
i “l icrveiitly hope," he said to the
liaivdid graduates “that you V-‘ili
have visions and dream dream. but;
Ea do not foxget that having Visions in,
one thing. while beingnar visiomri. eon:
ipecially a visionary whose listens and
l‘
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4
one
....
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.i
are .
, ‘ENTRAL Horn?” .3
. rm. room-i tbsdawa eok. hum-loom
who and. ya gins our. netting-id; “chant. Italian
l3. momenta , --
IGornorHonroosflGhmnnt“ , f3... .' folio“,
‘31
' i “V’hat troubles me. nest about in
lideala are stage prownies, is quite .
Ianother. -,\‘=
L books, and alleles and speeches 93'
tour moot adaancef m editing
f'iorth‘ new panacea: and
‘allthe eviitiia that they
“[30 veryoid, a fact owl} in;
properly despise a «out: which '
l
rises up to “1;th
The 41h Oi July Sale
We are already prepared for the 4th with a
beautiful line of Men’s and Childrens Clothing
Stilts, Furnishings and Shoes, which we offer today
AT VERY LOW PRICE
‘-. BOYS’: LINE-N SUITS $1.95
Max’s DRESS SHOES
All styles. regular 87—88 ....... $4.59 ' MEN’S \PANTfi I I
MEN‘S SCOUT SHOES $1.88 " Assorted some: regular 35 ..... S l
‘45
'i'
mo Assorted clotting.~
MEN’S HIGH (mica PAN if
i secular $6—S7 ............... z
. MEN’SLDEESS :mi’trs
Hernia-52m ............. 513‘l
.fmlsrovnnsus 98c
33: ENS its AK! PANTS 31.59
"3‘ Missouri‘s 312.82..
BOYS’ sun's
._ -. ...... 34.49
tgarden by their authors, "who rely
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