's' ,who’vestoodbyus
: a day! of long ago.
.. 5; ‘elii'eahon ‘diiavor
and t.eir fealty does not
up“: but they’re with us
_ gitiieuzr price is high or low.
"RRIS @t
Smith. Underwood,
Remingtondtu other
makes. sold.
Irpaired. Rentals. 34
per month. Machines
sold at310permonth.
PLUMBER.
TVPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
J “Fail-field Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
' ' REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
rented. l
{IT—e
Garden Tools
._ lakes, Forks, Hoes, Trowels,
Cultivators. Weeders.
Anything to assist in garden
u and caring for the lawn.
.l. Rosmruatn
:‘7'40 WATER STREET
‘5 ’Devine BI‘OS.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
T El... 5 3
1.. A Few of Oar
Many Specials
IGBANULATED SUGAR——
' 5 lbs. 49c
WARD ‘S BREAD—15c loaf
7. cut to ................ 13c
inure RED BEANS—
} ‘ 3 cans 25c
inns FISH—Large Size—-
_ Out to ............ 15c can
“ ., A. STULL
3‘24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
£95 and meetings up to
iguantity; also Bulk Ice
in quarts and pints. Try
and see the quality. Out
is right.
‘FNGLAND CANDY co,
; to South Main St.
is?
Ari-Craft Rooting.-.
Beautiful, permanent, Gail “d it
be put on right over the old shingles.
on OUR roof.
mutants. Imam
“mung-"mm
“nufuhm
Whatwinaroofooet? Pleasestatewhicbyeuprefel‘tnd
you’llgettheansweratonce. .
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
I
5 SPOT CASH $
for Partial or Paid Up
Liberty Bonds
—and—
War Saving Stamps
We will also loan you on your bond and charge you only 1
month. 850 will cost you 50c; 81in. w ill test you $1.00
No Other Charge
THE ATLAS BOND CO.
733 WASHINGTON 81'. Room 2. SOUTH NORWALK
Ritll'lt Next to Past Office—Open Eveningv-Up One Flight
‘5-
'Ba»
Adam and Insults who are selling at
public auction buildinl iota to”:
George I: M on Winleld ”not.
ll mm WI. crowds every 6-7.
Mela“ iota have been sold in two
days. We who purchased lots are
well pleased. for they certainly not ill
banal-Initiaoneotthebeataec-
tions. blah. airy and, nicely locatedfi
The lots are being sold so cheap.
man bought 11103.9. another 6, another
5. This lean opportunity of a life
time as Mr. Finch intends to sell every
- lot regnulleas or cost price or value.
The sale will continue twice a day. at
2:30 p. m.. and 6:30 p. m.. until Thurs.
day night at 9 o'clock. The presents
given away free each day are beau-
tiful as well as useful.
’ REAL ESTATE
BECOMES ACTIVE
(Continue-i fran- Pagv One).
IN OUR CITY’
——
Another his real estate transaction
is the sale of the Jennings DWI.
corner of Sound View and Highland
avenue. to John J. Kilburn of New
York city. The tract is one of the
it is said that many improvements
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
STARTERS AND GENERA T088 0" All.
MAKES OVERHAULED
Fender, Body Work and Welding
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST. 30. NORWALK.
..-_...”
will be made to the buildings standing
thereon. The grounds will be greatly
beautified. ‘
George F. Cooke has acquired
through John l-‘. McMahon the firs.
Joseph Hoyt place on Putnam avenue.
it is said that Mr. Greensteln has got
his plans in the hands of the contract-
ors and that he will shortly add an-
other dyelllng lo that neighborhood.
0n the East Side the demand for
lots at the auction sale now going on
on Winfield street confirms the article
in the Sentinel calling attention to
the desirability of East Nora-elk for
real estate investors. The lots are on
37c
1b COFFEE 317°
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. The kind lib-3t sat-
isfies. Try a pound you will like it.
Granulated Su 11'. 3 1- 2 lbs. for ............... f‘ic
Kellogg s Corn lakes or Post Toasties. pkg. . . .llc
Grape Nuts Cereal. fresh goods. pkg. . . . .‘ ...... 13c
Very Best: Grade Mixed Tea. lb. ............... 43c _
Clover or Magnolia Milk. can ................. 17c
Puffcd Rice or Puli‘ed \V heat. pkg. ............ 1‘._.’c
Fisher OueEn Sardines .............. 2 cans for9 ...5c
Alaska Pink Salmon. tall cans ................. 20c
Nucpa Nut Oleo. per lb. ...................... 34c
Dlee Brand Bacon. per lb. ....... ' ............. 40c
Beardsley’s Shredded Codfish ........... 2 pkgs. 25c
LEST YOU FORGET
4JL'LY FIRST \VILL SOON BE HERE—
A. F. BECKMANN & (30., Inc.
83 and 95 Washington St. Phone 1405
”19 estate of George E. Finch. and are
beautifully located. Those fortunate
in securing one will have a desirable
site (or a home.
200 ARE KILLED
IN A TORNADO AT
FERGUS FALLS, MINN.
‘Mt‘n mot ham Dawn (tn-l
maph hires are down gm- miles on all
side-s of Form Pulled: ml those \\ ho
lune tiled to truth the scene of the
disaster iii nutomoblla’h report that
me read; are impassable. .
The storm sue-pt through the busi-
IIrss section of tho mun. demolishing
vvt-I'ything in its path. At least fifty
bodies are said to be in the wreckage
of the Grand Holt-l. which was razed.
as was virtually every other building
for no block: on either side of the
hotel.
information obtained from the pos-
senccrs on tho niit-ntul Limited
which was struck by the tornado. said
the war coaches of the train. which
numbered elm on can” wereI lifted in
the air. Only the high banks of thc
cut through which the train was pass-
in: saved the coaches from toppling
over tvhcn the rear coaches slid into
a hole. 5:011ng in the roadbed by the
blast as it s‘vvpl the baggage car
~..w3‘1§
l Standard milliliter 881ng Store?
v.“
I m ..
me- r...
3.1..” no: a:
‘.
a.
i‘ILQ .97.“. m wmm.a:;c:‘
Norwalk
- So. Norwalk
59clb§i
53Main Street,
12 North Main Street,
BEST CREAMERY
BUTTER
Fresh Eggs ............................. 49c doz.
American Cheese ............ ‘ .............. 32c lb.
Evaporated Milk ......................... 13c can
Fine Parlor Brooms ............ . ..... . . . 45c each
3 Rolls Toilet Paper .................. ' ....... 1 0c
Headquarters for Palmolive Soap ......... 10c cake
Try a pound of our Grade A Butter.
A
probably sawd the others from going
into Pelican River. which was only
(“‘0 hundred rr-c: ahead of the train
when the storm came. Twisted across
the mils. the baggage car halted the
Icar coaches. which then toppled over
against the bank. remaining almost
upright.
i ll 3th llllllls "us:
i Sills rot humus
Eat lees meat if Kidneys feel like lead
> or Bladder bothers.
\lost tulk< torzot that the kitine2'5.
like the bow-45. get sluggish and cloc-
need and need a flushing occasionally-
elce we barn backache and dull miwry
in the kidney region. severe heatiaChe-fi.
rheumatic twincés. torpid liver. 305d
stomach, sleeplessncss and all sorts of
‘ledtlt r disorders.
.You simplv must keep your kidneys
active and clean. and the 1‘ oment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidne)‘ re-
gion. :et abr-ut tour ounces of Jad
:7” “zoom“.
Salts from any good drug store here.
take a tablespoonful in a glass of Va
_vl?l‘ before breakfast for a few dais
and your kidneys will then act fine.
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
RibLambChops................ .......... 3iclb.
Stew Lamb .............................. 20c lb.
Stew Veal ........... . ................ ..... 22c lb.
HamburgSteak ..... .............._. . .. 25¢ lb.
All kinds of Picnic autism Specialties.
Scuttle? WM News
This famous salts is made from the
acid of grapes and lemon spice. com.
bincd with lithia. and is harmless to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate,‘
them to normal activity.
'tralizes the acids in the urine so it
_no longer irritates, thus ending blad-
der disorde‘rs.
Jud Salts is harmless: inexpensive:
makes a delightful efterviucent lith-
ia-water drink which everybodv should
take how and then to keep their kid-
has clean, thus atofiiglsmerioue 00%.
pllcetions. '
' A well-known local
l
l
l
It also nen- ,.
am & Hyatt
_ . Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
Shade Taken Down for Wlntt—
in One Minute.
501‘. AND PMCES OF
VUDOR PORCH
SHADES
4 ft. Wide x 7 ll, ti in. drop
$3.1.) I at _
wide a 7 It 6 in. drop
47:: n .‘t
llY‘Ilp.
:l t..‘. . .,.
fl.
with x 7 ll h 'n
. uni-A x 7 ll I. dron‘
7M
=n
,widc ' ll, I: In. drop
' ".tt
... ‘nv
fl. “id!“ " M ii in drop.
it 2.3 t .h
10 fl. ‘iIi' ‘ ll ti in (hop
10.2.3 .,..
in tlI‘va.
1:30 (at
' “'9 can also \lln'l‘y the aim:
width: with a drop ut‘ ‘.
12ft. nide h 7 ll €-
It ~v
NORWALK PAYMENT
ON SHORE PROPERTY
(Ooaunaeo new ”‘6! M)
most desirable in the fifth ward and' and then the remainder of the pri- was drixint: the second car ant-m
uptown court on Monday. June so.
At 11. 30 Oflcer Jarvis Murray whilel
on duty at the same post are the
istop signal to a string of westbound‘
cars but Michael Schniderman who;
pied
OPTlMISTlC THOUGHT
By clouds we an taunt: ~. _
..1
. sunshine.
__ -— .._.—
»An ad“?l‘ll$tnlulll ,r. v‘» ‘--. . I
Stnllfll“ I'll rlmilzzl. ..
vate holdings will undoubtedly be ac- to edge in ahead of the car in frlont lcnlltt
quired by the city. Judge Light rep«
resents the bridge committee. and At-
torney Steel the Norwaik lnI estment
. Company.
SERGEANT WEED
RETURNS HOME
After a year‘s service overseas. Scr—
aeant Edward Weed. of A Co.
Engineers, has returned to his home at
39 Stuart :I\- one In France hr was
transferred fmm the Tmh di\isi on or
the 5th Anny (cups to the 4th Aim)
Corps and saw service in me SI. Mi
lIiel drch. m the Toul sector and the
Argonne. He went into Germany with
'he Army of Occupation and was sta-
tioned at unions places on the Rhino.
for a while.
to t‘ochcm or the “owl. Wllvl't'
Funeral of me Pourzh ArmV
“its stationed to establish an electrical
plant and remained there umIl lllP call
his rrturn to the
l‘m‘ps
ramp for
States.
ontv TWO AUTO
ARRESTS SUNDAY
l‘c=plto the constant flou- nf "I"!ll('lf‘~‘
throuch “'3" street there wrre nnlv
two arrests of auto drivers both in
the morning for minoi‘ offenses Th"
first occurrvd when Sorceant Silk on
traffic duty at Main and Wall streets
saw a big New York number comin‘:
cast. and at the dumnn it turned sud-fl
dcnl} into Main street and thou driier
evidently lost control or something.
for first he :Ittcmptcd to run his mach-
ine on the sldtwalk. and then sweth’d
across the euro: and tried the same
stunt on the (villi-r side. It was Inns:
fortunate that there were no pedes—
trians or vehicles near as a serious ac.
citicnt mould surely have resulted
Sorceant Silk arrested the driver
who gave his name as Leo J. Kuhn of
253 Riverside Drive. New York City.
on a charge of violation or traffic rules.
.\lr. Kahn deposited a cash bond of
25 00 against his appearance in the
Phone‘527
Prompt Delivery
3013i”
From l‘rohl ho was sent"
tho
i
l'nilo-d.
New Perfection Blue-Flame Cook Stoves
Albert F.
””8 HERE IF lT'S HOUSEWARE
25 WASHINGTON 51’.
So. Hawaii:
and it was only by the quickest kind
of hackstepping that the genial Janis
escaped from loosing part of his waiSt- .
line. The oflcer pIomptl) atrestcd;
Schneiderman for it flagrant bx: ach of
the traffic rules. Al the station houscl
it “as found that he had no car license'
and that was added to the 0mm:
charge. He likewise put up a cakh"
bond of 82100 fm his appearance in!
court tomorrow morning. 3
NillESlll Bill SEBUTSE
I
\I
BOY SCOUT NOTICE
l
.\li r0: i~tIrv<i Stunts of tho sov«;f.a.l
’l‘Ioop.< of ll. n Bo} Scouts of .\I.wli :\
of Xm‘ualk :Ixc ordtIed to IrI-on :1“;
their “spa-two meeting places lion. _
any F\t ning. June 23. at son p. m..
order of D. E. Nash, Deputy Comm. !
TROLLEY AND AUTO BUMP
in l‘
Shortly aflcr cicht n'rlmk Saturday
night, a car driven hr Gus llmvav'th n' ,
Pl Auburn street. Bridgtport. \Vht'n’
hclf wa'v up the hill on \\‘ostport arr-l
nuc near Beers' corners turned out to
avoid a horse and wazon. and was
struck by a “'cstport bound trolley.
smashing the rear end of his car. No
one injured. No arrests. ’
It has the famous Long
Blue Chimney.
ii. Krieger Co.
I We are showing a nun 1.7]t L:
Summer Millinery and Rein.)-
\Kl’ -
to-Wear Clothes for mm.
en, boys and girls.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
CIGARS, CIGARETIES
PIPES and TOBACCO. l
TARLOV BROS.
UpstoDate Cigar Store
Habackemo Black. So. Norm. _'
Tel. 1581
"THE—cam: Ol mils
$;2)"g.c.r"gtc ;
6'!
7 as: Fe* I-S
4 - : — t _ 6
Order: 'cr
be pacer: 'cw
JOSEPH LOR\E_I-.l .\' M "4
11¢: Soc 1 5:5 ".2
'LA
Eh--. —m “.i‘w
THE HQFPWARE t‘;
AI'TO $1 i‘E‘ll CO.
-1 V. {r 5'.
Mrs... S: .";r.alk.C‘.
lager T s S‘..-.,".5r aid
Ceca» 5" 3?". its
O‘JSSQCA; S‘.1.;f Part
Socony “arise 2'3 Ktrcsi: 5
Auto 521 pplzts. Tzrcs :.:.ci 1 o:
G. H. Hcdcnbcrc. Prop.
Sale of Tires
; (
Gehebe
1
,‘ ’5 r "
Vm‘.
5».
file W collection
s
iii
messes for Women & Misses
town mean my uonmmr j
, 3mm snowmo or ms nu: 3mm ;
aimebenerkind. Ifyouwiahthebeettnqualityand work
manehipthenvisitthel’axiaehdp. ;
.... ..._... ...... - . .
andthenrgenmfinent in
ZBmer .I ....... $12.85 .6006} eat-a .dNtrxr..:F
'3 Burner ......... $17.75 ‘ Sew-“i?
OIL AND GAS OVENS L EFI‘ RO\
With Glass Door is Rs n s: N .._.”
Single Oven ....... $2.98 ' l Tcl. 44‘
Double Oven ...... $5.49 l . ‘ ..
GRAD UATIOR
GIFTS
Lavahers Neck Cl:- 1
ECNTCFS. LOCL‘F'S B~t - F
caries. B'azc' rts. L‘d'“
Chains Hearts. C' 0555‘-
Bracelet Wet: ‘I:
WlilllllNG GIFTS!
Cuff Butters. ~tichpms TIeC‘a ='
Fobe V601 Chums Channs. C c
cite Casel. Cigar Cu ters Pc
Knives. Stone and Signrt R
Watches. Clocks. Alarm C :5»
At BRAND’S
JEW’ELRY AND OPTICAL
t‘.
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45ml Em
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