Wis more to us than
” h-tho2trade of fwd:
, m,.~who’vestood us
filotho days of long ago.
i givelifeahoney'dflavor
:flleir realty "does not
' but they’re with us
ther price is high or low.
makes, sold,
, ; PLUMBER.
“Yveswm'rsa EXCHANGE,
fjfluutr TYPEWRITERS.
KRIS @*
Smith, Underwood,
Remington, all other
rented.
repaired. Rentals. 34
per month. Machines
sold at$10permonth.
Alt-CrafFROOfingfj
mama‘pamnéntanathe only suitable'rooithat can
beputon‘fightove'rtheoldshinglu. Gallandmminoit
Winn. w...Woo.nm. ,
“magma-mam 2-“
“flared“? mmwmtmcrudr
The HatCh‘ 8. 'Dailéy Co.
____-..- -.. ——
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 % a
month. 850 will cost you 50c; $10: will cost you $1.00
No Other Charge
THE ATLAS BOND CO.
':3 WASHINGTON 81'. Room 2. SOUTH NORWALK
6 Rich: Man to Post Office—Open EvenlfigFUp Ono Flight
W
fifi
-__'£
m Pllrfield Ave... Bridgeport, Conn.
_. Garden Tools
lakes, Forks, Hoes, Trowcls,
Mn, Weeders.
OW to assist in garden
31-; and caring for the lawn.
Z
" f J. ROSENFIELD
13:40 IVA rm STREET
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
snnrms AND census was or nu
f
i 1 Mad rel-as
“ Devine Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
TE I... 5 3
KfiFew of Our
'Many Specials
mNULATED SUGAR-—
5 lbs. 49c
flARD’S BREAD—15c loaf
, out to ................ 13c
bar's RED BEANS—
, 3 cans 25c
A FISH—Large Size—
............ 15c can
(A. STULL
_'2;4;Cottage Street
w‘
" East Norwalk 5
quantity; also Bulk‘ Ice
in quarts and pints. Try
and see the quality. Our
,ii right.
inseam) canny ~co,,
37c ’
lb COFFEE 31.1730 {3
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coflee. The kind that sat-
isfies. Try a pound. you will like it. _
Granulated Susan-3 1-2 lbs. for ............... 34c
hellon‘ 5 Corn Flakes or Post Toasties. nkz. . . . .llc k
Grape l uts Cereal fresh goods. nklz. .......... 134:
Very Best Grade glllxed Tea. lb. ............... 4 c
Clover or Magnolia Milk. can ................. 17c
Pulled Rice or Pulled Wheat. pkg. ............ 12c
Fisher Queen Sardines .............. 2 cans for 25¢
Alaska Ifmk Salmon.tall cans ................. 20c
hueoa Nut Oleo. Der lb. ...................... 34c
Dune Brand Bacon. Der lh. .................... 40c
Beardsley s Shredded Codfish ........... 2 nkzs. 25c
LEST YOU FORGET
—JL'LY FIRST W'ILL SOON BE HERE——
A. F. BECKMANN & C0., Inc.
83 and 95 Washington St. Phone 1405-
' Standard Butter & Egg Store
53 Main Street. - -
12 North Main Street. - -
Norwalk
‘1.
3..
g
' “in: a: I .vhsnaskdlwht‘l‘h.
. ‘1! 343.
:‘Washlngton. said John' F. Gunshanan,
I
{purpose of discussing matters with
,talu- action before July 1. owing to
- city and the llunbury Fair grounds.
,5th 2n-
3 .
Manama
1
INGS.
1: mm .
published in one oi the New York po- .....m ._ ..
{per-s.- to the enact that it was believed
and materials. who nriood.
the day of national prohibition rolls
around. ' ' ' 3
l ‘ several other dealers who were ask-
‘ed what they expected to do July 1.
said'thnt so tar as they could seoat
present, they would have to suspend
_bttslneu mu long as the federal edict
‘mmalned in elect, as they did not!
consider it wiseto chance any violw}
, tion of a government law, no matter“
what some one else might do.
Sofaraacanbeleorned there isnot m
likely to be any action on the part of l
the state to enforce the “'dry’ result,
ltton, as the order is purely a federal EFFOCIENOV LECTURE
‘one, and its enforcement will rest; AND uovnua PICTURES
[with the officers of the federal gov-g
lemment unless state and local au- ' Bringing 0..., u... Mug m... in no.
thorities are asked or instructed to 00-! “I. Morehaudiolno g. g. m
“operate with the federal authorities ; ".... Free of Coot.‘
, in clamping the lid down tight.
country. ;
-..
"......w-
to the trade. The lecture and pict-
ures bring out many other ideas of in-
terest to the merchant,
etructive as well as entertaining.
.{; am" 5. Hyatt
um. Leading Dry‘ooods Store
, Slocksin livery Department
'BAMGSUH‘Sfot-ncnéflMMflMflithekiddies.
BATHING CAPS. EATER“? TIGHTS. BAWG SHOES AND STOCK.
V M... .
WHITE WAISTS AND DRESS SKIRTS—An exceptional line in many modal
through being courteous and attentive
. CAPES AND SWEATERS—For auto trips and ”chinks at the shore or in the
TRAVELING BAGS. SUITS CASES. TRUNKS. UMBRELLAS.
COUCH HAMMOCKS. WOVEN HAMMOCKS.
.....w "‘4‘
DR. PESSOA IN NEW yer...
__——.~
“'ASHINGTON. June 2:. 1), Lili-
are in-ztachio Pessoa. president-(1m: m Bra-
rnil. and his party.
These pictures have been shownbo- 1 Thin!
Arrangements have been completed i lore some of the largest state and un- . Breckenridge l.ong,and .I. H smut];
um-un palm (1 luv
Assxstanl Secretary of gun”
i The fact that beer is still hem by the merchants of South Norwnlh.tional conventions. under the auspices, head of mf LatinvAmt’ricau WNW
I brewed end that so far 88 cm be 9' l and Norwalk to bring to this city. on f of Chambers of Commerce. Board at
lcertained laden! 01M“! ”'0 trad-y. June 27th. 1919. at 8:30 Trade. almanw Associuions,_ and
makln‘ Prelim {01‘ the "I‘m o'clock. in Hoyt’s Theatre. the noted ' other business organizations, and
ment 0‘ “19 fl’slllatlon. leads many . lecture and motion pictures. entitled have received the highest commenda-
observers to tile CEleon t1!“ “1°.“The Troubles ot a Merchant and ; tion and endorsement.
last night. after he returned from
t relatin tor‘
Washington. where he went for the other interesting hing: g e:
tall business. .
The feature of the evening will be
a three-reel film. showing "The Trou-
bles of a Merchant"—~the mistakes
that usually occur in the average
store. the indifference among clerks.
on account or lack of proper supervi‘
slon. bad system, poorly arranged
stock—which resulted in losses and
leaks in the business and. finally,‘
caused the merchant to become dis-
heartened and about to give up the
struggle. The merchant's career
changed. however. after he adopted a
system that gave him a proper check 3
on his goods and money. mrranged'
his store and goods so that they at-.
traclcd customers. and taught his.
clerks how to bemme more ellicient
the War Department in behalf of ex-
servlce men a: the city. Mr. Gun-
shanan said that in speaking with
the leaders of the Senate on the ques-
lion of prohibition. they informed
him that it would be impossible to
the number of appropriation bill:
“'Illch require immediate considera-
tion. As peace is to be signed this
week. President “’ilsonrhfl-the pow-
er to declare the demobilization peri-
od m an end. which. it is claimed. h.
~Mil do. by members close to the ad»
ministration. Mr. lunshannn said
that both Connecticut senators. Bran-
dexcc and Mcllean. are opposed to
Confidence-—
any prohibition legislation at this ;
Jim" , . - ~> - - -- Hun cup of \‘an Dyk's Duchess
...H - -- Krill wipe out all your old coli'cc
LOCAL {JOLICE Y , The New York Butter & Edmulurds and establish a ll“\\‘ (lllt‘
‘ HUNT DANB‘JR‘ - that )utl can't lwal for toxic. mm?»
MURDERER E" Market i...
Duchess Coffee
5 lbs. $2.10
The t'ufl'ml Supreme
(Continued item Page One) 436 lb
P. S. cur “WT. and heard them ask
the driver to take them to the rail-
road station. Lockwood and Officer
Flynn investigated and found that the
two young men had tried to make the
last train to New Haven and missed
it. and it is believed that they contin-
ued on to New llavcn by automobile.
About the same time. Charles Gilly
man. driver of P. S. 67? took a young
Italian to the Strawberry Hill district.
in Stamford. All his information has’
becn forwarded to the Danbury police.
who are now working on the case.
DANBI‘RY. June 25.——Aahmud Sa-
lem, Rho was shot last night by two
men who attempted to rob him in his
store at l-‘ns Corners. between this
27 80. Main St, South Norwalk
. 1
Direct receivers of Butter, ,;
3gp, Tea, Cocos and 011”“ iJaf‘l168‘raflDinCO.
exclusively, fresh every day.
128 Washington St.
South Norwalk
Orders delivared promptly.
i
.; ____ ,_ , _-
d
Big Reductions on Refrigerators
They are all the famous McKee make. This isyour oppor-
.tunity to get one at. a great saving. ‘
died in the hospital early today. There
{of the State DPparlmf-nl, left mm“
lday for New York on a ~«flm_:iill 231nm;
Dr. Pcssoa is the gm >1 m m. nation
‘and will be accompaniml b) n pwupn-
l tithes of this governmcn‘t lhimlzhmn
“5 brewing concerns and ofllcials “‘4 How to Stop Them." The lecture andt The lecture and pictures have been ' his stay in the run”; 5,4,. _ Th"
MAKES OVERHAUL“ POS‘UOD ‘0 89'- an 3““?“0 line on pictures will bring to the merehmnzsecured through the courtesy of the, train is due in Jory}- ('m' m .
- ,‘he drift °‘ “'1‘" know We“? '9“ clerk and motes-tonal man, one of the; National Cash Register Company, Otto'clock. The". H... mm “in Ward
’2‘ ‘ '. - PM“ the h“ ‘m be “fled ”em" most fascinating stories on retail mer- Dayton. Ohio. There will be no;a govpmmem ...“... and ”W,” ,0
(Elmer, Boay word and weidlng .me 1' How accurate this conclu- chandlsing and stone emeoncy ever charge for admission. and every Iner- : me Battery. whrn the Brazilian “m
,‘k’n ‘5' remains to be disclosed by presented. William H. Farley will be chant and clerk in the city will, no: bc escorted ,0 u... pm. Hug, “I,“
"m“ "m“ 0‘ the next '9' “7" . the lecturer, and. by moving pictures doubt. take advantage of the opportu- ; wwmmies m .....‘m",, ‘\. g] M um
V 8 ast Bro G ' "93‘9“"? mm‘nl" H‘r‘mrd Cour- and stereoptlcon views. will show and ntly offered and attend. i -.._- ..-- ..'_- '
. s. arage '31" says: , explain some of the litest and best, -—»T an .. “mtwmq, ! 4m
. i "That there will be no war-tune pro- methods of store-keeping—me- € - . Q . _ ., 13' at .
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T. 30. NORWALK. :hibitlon legislation is the prevailing ment of ”a“ “Mow display. how -—Tr.\ 3 Amino! “ant Adwrtis: 50mg, xowflk 13...“: sh»... ..n
_ sentiment 0! leading senators at to write newshaper ads. and how to mom. 52,0“ ah,“ :3... 1,,“ ,H, 1., 3H,,"
not best results therefrom-and many ,_ -- _
— 3 able.
J
l M“-—_ _. .-...M
ii. Krieger Ca.
We are showing a new him (i
Summer Idillinery and lit-«(ty-
to-Wear Clothes for men, \‘ rm-
on. boys and girls.
WHOLESALE
and
RETAIL
CIGARS. CIGARETTE-t
PIPES and TOBACCO
TARLOV BROS.
Up-tc-Date Cigar S: cre
Mahackemo Block, 50. Nmau:
lagneio Parts.
Oils and Gi‘t‘..b.’5 ; 3 T
Sooony 6.1.5:. ..
Auto Supples. 1m.
”figéie oi 'i'ii‘k‘i‘f
RHMTION
Tel. 1551
THE HARDWARE 5 ‘;
AUTO Sl‘l’l’lX (t;
43 Watcr St.
Phone 1215.5. So,1{w 1‘
Star”: rut
Generator £l‘l‘:3ifffi
. n .3; '.._.P-_,.; . I
Stews: :3“... ..
"no and Kathie.
s aid Talm-
G. H. Huhnlm‘a. PFC?
Goodyear and NOl’KXJ-N; F .d
‘ Seamlc.
‘ L. ETJ'RON _;
P3 Rowan St. rm: .7: .v. w».
‘ To}. :14.
*" m4"
egos?
GIFTS
80? ”orwalk is no clue to the identity of the mur- GALVANIZED LINEDfiLIFT TOP
‘ - 1: derers' ..— -- .... I $19.50 value at . .' ...... $14.98. Ice capacity 50 lbs.
_ ‘ 3. ' -‘ LIEUT NANT GRAY $23.50 value at .. . .1 . . .$17.75. Ice capacity 80 lbs.
BEST CREAMERYS 9 lb RETURNS TO HOME
. BUT’FER C (Continued from Page One). APARTMENT HOUSE STYLE—3 DOORS
V V "1917 he was mu. m- than ....c,..........‘ $41.50 value M ........ $29.69. ‘Ice capacity 90 lbs.
’ FreshEgas ...................... 3.; ...... 51c L. j" fiéx'hit‘ig‘iifiio‘f.3&3": 31.2212? “" "V“ "’V‘ M
’ $213353? 931352313: ....... . . . . . . . . . .; ........ 1 gzc lb. Ezé‘figfagéii::E§*%%%§EE§E§ 5 war-rs ENAMEL unnn_mrr roe; . ‘
; 3 DkiES. MacaroniorSDaEhetti ..... ’ ....... . c321; :2“£t‘§.§.£22‘:’“§:§2“f“ m " “it”? $21.50 value at ' d ''''' 216.25. 11“ mpm'ny 50 lbs.
l 9 Rolls Toilet Pa ' "'-T ‘ ' ’1’ """" - ...... ...... 1......3, are: £22,5-. 326"” V“ M “t. ------- “=19” °° ”will 3° 1“
55;, 0 , Der . . . .. ................. . . .5. 10¢ . 3 five languages. the War Department. _ _ 5 ;
E 2;. Headauarters for Palmolive Soan ......... 10c cake E‘Egfilzfifigfifiggggg ' _ _ Alb ert -_ F G‘ehebe
......ffLi-fli‘ififéf"°§?de :‘i B???"- .... anaemia. are" “3"“ ' .F ..7. ..
«em ' ::.:a\ ‘:___ ' O 7 V - ”I General Burnham. G21: sgfifieigmmg " l ' ‘ OQS£WARE A
‘ ' mint: the stat of the new commander. Phone 522
0 South Main St.
All kinds 9: Fancy; Groceries and Picnic Sneeialtiesk
sgygllze’sfisllflil‘y Mame
m
_ . During the period of the war he served
at various parts of tho Near East:
.‘1
Lavalicrs. Neck 0‘7””
25 :WASHINEION ST.
filling various commissions usuallyw
iS-ch'ultz‘e’s Corned; Be‘é‘f. Specials
‘high degree of emcenen “Near, the
PM!“ Deliver-y So. Nev-walk Eacdrcrs. “wens, l"-.‘~.l‘y i“ 5, 3
“i h ‘ O ‘ F : Oaries. “metric. Li" ' r; ’
.22.— — ”.9 9.... ; chalHS. HCFT'lS. C c:'.‘. "-
' signed to men of higher rank: with-n jg
Bracelet Watcltc s. E .c.
, an
. . . 5 , close of hostilities. he m a , -
. Brisket Corned BCEf . 9 . . . . . . . . .......... 140 lb. ommended for a caplatm. gin It:
Plate Corned Beef, .......... . ..... . ....... 18c lb. i‘g‘fiifi‘ “if, “amt; “mm" “a“
. . . ; s.~ . r. 2 l. ‘1 hi»
Lean. Solid Meat Corned Beef . . . . . . . . . . . 28c lb. “3??? with {he immacznagean;
Rump Corned Boot . . . . . . 28c—3dcglbr be? 5° “W”. ......m .. W
. Mfr
The thoroughbred Thirdale dos.
owned by J. w. 2r. smart of. simple
3Grove Farm. had his left-forefoot cul'
' oi“! by afmow'lng withing.“ ’yelterdar.
..Dr. Bates, theses-l1, "filmma-
j nitd m‘nam—m.;1?.§la_;
.2»
9~ ;
rename Dresses «We... & Misses '
r The handaonidt collection and the largest assortment in
SYECIAL exams or ms was smrs 23°” C’°c"s'
ofthohetter' kind ' liyou wish themmqmfi ndwrk. I ’Q.
- whip shone-tum Mabel). - . tr: . .2 At EBAN£_~«
7' i' ' l Jaws: mama o J“-
.. .' z L » SWORE. ,_
WEDDING 63271783?
Cuff Buttons. Stickpn 5. TH C:
Fobe. Vest Chains. Ch.z:.n‘~.
cite Cases. Cigar Cultusfi
Km’vce. Stone and 5‘9“" I
Ain't“ k
paranormal? nonmmr '
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