Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals, $4
per month. Machines
sold atSlOpermonth.
PLUMBER.
fiwcawnrrEn EXCHANGE
Mid Ave., Bridgep .Conn.
“GILT TYPEWR ERS.
A arden Tools
li‘ hm. Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
’ rs, Weeders.
Mug to assist in garden
has caring for the lawn.
_ l liosmrlmi
{'0 WATER STREET
COAL
3"DeVille Bros.
“View Ave. and First St.
TEI... 5 3
.‘AfFew of Car
~All’éliiimy Specials.
ML ATED SUGAR—
5 lbs. 49c
7 mos BREAD—15c loaf
unit to ................ 13c
~ Y's RED BEANS—
3 cans 25c
. FISH—Large Size——
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Sam A was:
r. O
Ari-.Craii-~Rooflng
aufifnl, parliament, andtlie mummifiatcfll
bepfiteonrfihtomtheoldshinglos? Mud-main.“
onOURrood'. . M
Wimwaom
suntan-um”: '
”sauna-mud; '
thtwillaroot'oost? Pleassnatewhiohyoupelusfl
you’llgetthssuswsratouoe.
The Hatch s. Bailey Co.
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3 SPOT CASH ’$
for Partial or Paid Up
Liberty Bonds
r—and—
War Saving Stamps
‘We will also loan you on your bond and charge you only 1 % a
month. 850 will cost you 50c; 3100 will cost you $1.00
No Other Charge
THE ATLAS BOND CO.
[‘3 1:3 WASHINGTON 81‘. Room 2. SOUTH NORWALK
Right Next to Post Office—Open Evenings—Up Ono Flight
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION
STARTERS AND GENERATORS OE All
MAKES OVERHAULED
Fender, Body Wort and Welding
Vaasi Bros. Garage
PHONE 1380 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST. 30. NORWALK.
3.74 COFli‘Eli‘.13?,c
No. 1 bRoyal Plantation Coii'ee. The kind that sat-
isfies. Try a pound. you will like it.
Granulated Su ar. 3 1-22 lbs. for . . . . ........... 31c
Kelloas’ 5 Corn ‘lakes or Post Toasties. pkg. . . . .llc
Grape Nuts Cereal. fresh 2 5. pkg. .......... .3c
V cry Best Grade Mixed Tea.lb . ............... igc
,lover or Magnolia Milk can ................. l (c
Puffed Rice or Pulled edW'lieat. pkg. ............ 12c
Fisher Queen Sardines .............. 2 cans for 25¢
Alaska Pink Salmon.tall cans . -. ............... 20c
Nut-pa Nut Oleo. per lb. ...................... 34c
Dlee Brand Bacon. per lb. .................... 40c
Beardsley’s Shredded Codiish ........... 2 pkgs. 25c
LEST YOU FORGET
——JULY FIRST WILL SOON BE HERE-4
A. F. BECKMANN 81 (30., Inc.
83 and 95 Washington St. Phone 1405
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mama'wm‘a
Standard Butler & Egg Store
53 Main Street, Norwalk
12 North Main Street. So. Norwalk
BESTBSiiii‘ERY59C lb
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s
.‘Lz’figs'. ELL
as:
Aw
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Freshaags...........f .................. 49cdoz.
American Cheese . . . . . i .................... 32c lb.
Evaporated Milk ......................... we can
it Fine Parlor Brooms ..................... 45c each
3 Rolls Toilet Paper ........... '. . ............ 10c
Headquarters for Palmolive Soap .......... 10c cake
Try a pound of our Grade A Butter.
Sch‘ultze’s Saturday Specials
' (‘lark .\i. Ely.
K. Finch, Wm K. I-‘inkler, Ebenezer.
.splan, Alex Semple. newts W
iess‘ than. forty percent. or its;
“small of 1130.000, as m mill
were forcibly cOnsci-iptcd.
0f the rebel factions.
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poses of the recent visit to Washing-
ton of General Candide
States.
oil question. and other matters that
countries.
LEDGEWOOD
VACATION LODGE
HAS OPENED
leontlnuea rrom it‘ll-st Pale.)
Mrs Miller. of Mr. Harris’ household.
is contributing the greater part of her
time. and is exercising every chart to
stay at Lcdgcwood Vacation Lodge.
A portable house has been provid-
ed for outdoor dining and sleeping.
when the weather permits
ly erected dance hall has been decor-
ated by Victor J. i’ctry, in harmony
with the decorations or Ledgewood
i-‘arm. Six thousand plants and shrub
bull-s have been added to the grounds
of lmdgcwood Park. enhancing the
natural bcaulics of the estate.
Lcdgcwood Vacation Lodgi- will be
conducted entirely along nonscctnri-
all lines. and wm-king girls of any re-
lliigous denomination who cannot a"
thl‘il the expense of vacations. are in-
Him to make application for accom-
.mmblion during the months of July
;ind August The most worthy (H3818
"\lll be gh en preference
Among the first guests will be:
Mamie McGinnis. 5 Morton street.
New York city; Julill Lorenzo. 12i
N. First street. Brooklyn. N. YT:
i-‘rarccs Bell. 27 Sicgcl street. Brook-
lyn. N. Y.
They arrived today on the 10:22
train from New York and will remain
; two weeks. ;
This novel undeitaking is exclusive-
ly a private charity of Mr. Harris,
Who has been connected with various
charitable institutions of New York
for many years Mr Harris does not
accept subscriptions or donations at
any kind in furthering the interests
of Ledgewood Vacation Lodge.
Norwnlk gills will be given' the
same opportunity to enjoy the privio
leges of the place as those from oth'
er cities.
: PROPOSED JURORS
FOR NORWALK J
(Continued from Page One).
Philip H Fielding. John
H. rillow, John M. Glover. Edw. M
S. Grumbly. Jan. L. Hoyt.
Samuel W. Hall". “‘11). F. Hoyt. Steph-
en S. Hatch. Denny S. Hull. [ester
Hyatt. John T. Hayes. Samuel J. Keel-
er. Harvey M. Kent. Thos. C. Keogh.
' Ralph M. Kellogg. Stephen 0. Kellogg.
Frederick Lauder, ‘ t
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Peter Lauri-auri.
Jacob Linxweiler. Frank J. Lockwood.
Eugene SwLailin, Francis Laurrsurl.
EdW. J. Lycett. Robert E. Motion,
Vl'm. M. Lowe. “'m. H. Masher, John
Malone. John F. McMahon, Wm. F.
McMahon. John A. Mills, Albert W.
Mills, \‘l’m. J. McHugh. “’ni. Moran.
Horace R. Nash. Maurice Nutiing.
Daniel A. Newcomb. Frank Nash.
John W. Olmstead. W'ni. Olsen, Albert,
M. Pohlmsn. Geo. W. Raymond. Mich-
ael Riordan. Jr.. Irving D. Robertson,
'l‘hos. Robins.
uel Roodncr. Fred-Rowan Mack M,
Roth. Lewis J. Reynolds,.Harl‘y Ri-
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'ian, \\'m. A. Sullivan, John W’. Smith.
Wm. O. Smith. Chas l. Sterling. Geo.
w. Stevens John W. Scully. John ‘i‘:
John. Jss W. Storey. Geo. W. Stiil~
man. Geo. A. Sturges. Edw. J. Thoma
lei it"roomey. Eugene M. Toiies. Chat.
E. Thies, Bernard Tully.- Jmmsn 8.
bolts, Frank 0. VanScoy. “'m. Voll-
.mer, John Valieant. Arthur “Midi-on.
Harry Waterbury. Elias K. White.
Thus. F. W'alsh, John 3. Warren.
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SHOULDER STEAK ' ...... .. ...................... 20c lb.
' BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROAST ................ 30c lb.
SHOULDER POT ROAST .............. . ........... 18:: lb.
ROUND STEAK .......... ,, ....................... 35c 1b.
mmrrousr. STEAK ........................... 40c lb. .
ammo: STEAK ..................... ’ ...........- 38.: lb. ‘
mm (honed and rolled) ................... 36c lb. t
Schultze’ 5 Sanitary Markets
”In
Chas. Walters, Geo. A. Whelple!
Walton—Tins is my favorite month. "
i wish it would last forever”:
Dalton—I have a £080:an M
of next month, trio. firms. III: 7 ,
(inns. “7m. A. Gunther. Hi’rry‘ Good-
.win, Jas.
value is (IN .by tbs doubtful
lioyaitrorlsono off the ~hish, “loom
land the {set that hundreds of recruits
of which
there are said to heaven opposing
Camus, Villa-is reported to be the
strongest. .Tlis Villistu are conserv-
atively estinnt‘ed to number ten their
sand. equipped with fairly modern
arms, including ‘cauiion up to 105 mill-
So serious is the condition faced by
President Carranza that ho is said to
be bending every eil'ort to secure the
direct support oi.’ the United States in
maintaining his men This, accord-
ing to oli'icials here. accounts for-tho;
ease with which the June: incident‘
was closed One of the principal our-
l0!-
0
iii-law of the President and a member
of his Cabinet, it is declared, was to
secure this support by the United
General Aguilar was author-
ised. according to report. to settle the“
blue caused friction between the two and had ‘ “78° ""9"“ “I the “m-
help entertain the girls, during their
The new-
L ON F. L. HAMILTON
’ $§$‘€2%§%h°glfsgfi 49 Wall Street. Telephone 125.
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Chas. D. Rogers. Sam- . '~
den-“'m. ‘Saabye. Jr.. John T. Shee- y.
as. Henry Tilly. Chas. D. Tayloeran‘ 3
Tripp, Louis Udelman. Wm. H. Um
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Norwnlk’s loading Dry Goods Store
A New Line of Dainty Waisis
SUMMERY THlNGS
FOR WOMEN’S WEAR
Separate White Dress Shirts
Prei'ly Gingham Dresses
Cool Kimonas
New Bathing Suits, Caps, Shoes, Stockings and Tights
WIFE COLD Film i—— '77 “7“: -
RICH MAN ASSERTS TEE HARDWARE, & H K ~ C
can“... an... m, p.11 , AUTO SUPPLY co. ' . l'le ger ti.
'——— or Water St.
the war Maior Moore was a member
or the firm of Manning. Maxwell 1:
. doing business in New York.
She Took to Cigarettes.
Mrs. Moore the major told the
court. finally became addicted to cigar-
ettes, wished to entertain company.
and neglected the child. Shortly be
fore he entered (to army in 1917 the
asked him to obtain .1 d5 rare: so she
could marry another maul-19 told the
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Summer Miliinery and Bully.
to-Wear Clothes for men, w 11'3-
en, boys and girls.
court he abhorcs divorce. and refund
her request. She continued .u live at
his home. Before he left for France
Major Moore transferred to his wife
G. H. Hedenberg. Prop.
490 shares of the stock of the Man-
. Sale oi Tires
upd at about seem “an: it» amo- Goodyear and Hui-walk Firsts and
them it was to be retained when he
name back from France. Seconds.
During his service in France Major
Moore wrote iroqufiitiy to his wit-t.
but her lotions, he said wore cold. 0n L. EFFRON:
his return in lleccniber.l918.h-- to and
that .\ill:_ Moore had taken tho ch'i
illcli and tell his home. 3 Rowan St EaSt Nor“alk'j
Sought Reuiion. Tel. 44.
He found that his wile had gone to
“list 'gn lOi am «we illi‘iullh
ll'
secul- ”d a tile-.1 ii. 2 out a con... . $55M“
make .1 Slifl'.” \l-él .w' i u- c' ildrezi ‘ ' ‘ “ \
in a \Vashingtou lH-lm. \irs Moore
refused to return to him. {tn-l. he :aid.
she also refused to return to tl‘ln the
stock he had transicrred before going
to France.
Emma Vail. a nurse. who h..d
charge of the children. told of trans-
lating letters for Mrs, Moore written
in French by a “very dear friend" of
Mrs. Moore. and l-l' i-“lur -~ml.i.lru'd
not to lot .\lr. .‘iioo.u know of them.
ROTON POINT
Ask at the
SODA FOUNTAIN
For a Glass of
0Z0
_____.___.._._ One glass means another.
FRENCH COAL tomato 1 ,. y .,
BACK AT WORK. ~»
PARIS. June 2l.~’i‘hc striking coali
miners returned to work everywhere
in France this morning owing to the
adoption by Parliament of a bill apply-
in: the eight-hour day to the coal min-g
ing industry.
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To the People of the City of
Roi-walk, GREETING:
You are respectfuny summon-
ed to inspect our new line of
GREETING CARDS
Including Birthday, Anniver-
sary and Congratulations,
on and after this daite.
THE CARE OF TREES
Spraying, pruning. bolting and our.
cry
Trees Removed
Orders for fruit tron spraying should
5. placed now.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
CIGARS, CIGARETTES.
PIPES and TOBACCO
TARLOV BROS.
Unto-Date Cigar Store
Mahackemo Block, 80. Now :....~:
Tel. 1581
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GRADUATION
' GIFTS
Lavalicrs. Neck Chains. Bloom .
Eardrcps Lockets, Baby Pins. r
aaries. Bracelets. Ladies' 6.
Chains, Hearts, Crosses, Rn
Bracelet Watches, Etc.
WEDDING GIFTS l
Cul‘i Buttons. Stickpins. Tie C11 .:
Fobs. Vest Chains. Charms. Cur-
cite Crsea, Cigar Cutters. Fc.‘ «
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Knives, Stone and Signet n...
Watches, Clocks. Alarm t
Etc.
At BRAND’S
JEWELRY AND 0P1 4C AL
STORE.
SOUTH NORWALK
V
—-'i‘ry a Sentinel Want A l
meat.
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The 4th oi Jilly Sale
We are already prepared for the 4th with
.beautiful line of Men's and Children’s Clothin
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Suits, Furnishings and Shoes, which we offer todui
AT A VERY LOW PRICE
omwoor O 0‘
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‘5 MEN‘S DRESS SHOES _ - OBOYS’ LINEN SUITE“ ”'5“ i
g All styles. regular 37—38 ....... 34-59 . ‘ ‘ ' MEN’S PANTS .. i
MEN’S scoUrsnoas $1.93 Assorted colorS-.I'e‘-~'Iflar 3’ "
. . , ' MEN’S HIGH GRAEE luvs. __ . l,
a ,MEN’S‘KHAKI PAN'I‘S51259 -p.cgul.r'ss_sz ............... r l
MEN’S SUITS $1239 MEN’S onEss snllrrs __ T;
301159 SUITS Remlu'seoo ............ ”E; l
‘— Assorted colors ....' ............ $4.19 ‘ ‘ MEN’S OVERALLS 92% i
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