Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 26, 1919 · page 12

← Back ‹ Prev page Next page ›
n / p pages
 

 
 

 

I" .- t, '. w .. 7 W0
Arl‘Crafl Roofing ~
mm"; W‘mtbonlymuomtoum '
onMwetthedAm will} “A,

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

AmmtumWWW
manufanumm' -

Whntwilloroofoon? Pie-sewewhohyonprdernnd
you’ngettheantwerntonee.

 
 
 

 
 
 

in Wills:- H. Stoimrofthe Bo-
vu with the title, '80
adam‘ln the rescue in CI!

no”. Wm“ her outer gal-enema end
moped them obout the halfadrovned

men. who were nutter-tn; front ‘the I

 

Sumer ' ‘ m and um. TTT

Int-hie W we honohrgernndbetteramrtmem in on grades than cve.’ hit-A. W.

l
t
l
I

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

. “. . . . cold. - .
“hfihiiigw; The Hatch & Bailey CO. “mafigfiggfimfi memos-mamas: mummimm T

 
 

 

ed come to the “to guard: by tele‘:

~ phone when n aroma oottnger nont- .-_. .. .- ._
_ _” . . the Mann” huw m” [or help 3 WOVEN UNDERWEAR—r01- men, women and children. Pants, Vests and L ma- 84.x 4 1t .uy

A Hughes, who lives It 196 Mnrtln ter-I model; ,‘ .. ‘ . . _ ’ “fl _ 4‘,
race Bridgeport nnd ls employed hi I“ '

~ h l rlcol d t r th Baird; _;~ . . . . 4
T 3; $3: 1311 $9511.53 Hot Weather Dresses for Women & flisses 33.31;. 0., :m:;:.,.:.,.,°.. my, ,3;me 1.1.1.me Grade coma, :2 White, Tame-T Tm: U.
nnd the} faulty does not The handsome“ collection and the largest nuortment in {$233 12%.? fagidflf's’ugufugolfi colon. j - -

, fiver, but they' to with us m . .breeze and rising tide retarded hinI
'VheLfier price is high or low. PRICED VERY nonmmv progress and It took every ounce of?

_ , . . srncuu. 8110me or warm: 1113 mm ma "mm” ‘° W" m “m" m“ ' ° ._ ' ‘ ' ‘ .
“the mm m T... m m M T. Mt, "d mt ifkiré'fiéeneertwsr 03:; Bathlng Salts for Men, Women and C hlltlren T
@Q; manehip then wait the Par: 2 shop. im2. put, on to canoe:g The men “rug-I

«cling in the water disappeared n mun-I «-

The Paris Cloak and Suit House -:::*.:2*::‘::.::;.23~;T:;;:: 33.1223“ -- , :

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

manure!) SUGAR— I -. , _

 

 

 

 
 

s h T ,, encouragement to the men. but. whenf to 1877 They constituted r llttlolour front yard. I remember when'
Rem'flzt'o: Zita??? I 5’3 8017“ m "1'. 30m 303'“ JIhe reached them be was barely able; tree" communism: community TheirI We dug 1“ '09. About twenty to *
makes t-old rem“! .- to drag them into the boot. He sold neighbors probably spoke of then an thirty feet down we reached a layer " ,v ~ -.,
1- mugd Réntm- “I .later that he would not have been those Russian Immigrants." of queer smelling clay We dldntI ti 5 FlEQEE Q.”
per womb “ach,nefi4_4-4. ~ __._ __ 4- able to go in the Inter after them. One or the um- I- tool: the one know what it w. The water was. ‘ ‘._ -
so”, a’SlOpermonth.._ His hands were bleeding from late ex. 0: a rich on well Tchnlkovoky and no good or course so we didn't;
PLUMBER. I ertlons his friends themselves been: the veil ‘ finish the hole. Now. I kno‘ what
‘7 . Reocuer Cheered. and discovered traces -of oil. But we struck was, oil. ' t
‘rveewmren EXCHANGE, , BOSCH SER ICE STATION ' Hughes was cheered and called 11‘ they didn't know Vim it '83 As R or the situation In Russia. he said: We on sum-q a mu. ,1._.tcl
an Fnirfield Ave Bridgeport Conn; . hero When he returned to thzdhench spoiled the meter they abandoned the; “Within “-0 months an”, pexm,‘
REBUILT TYPEWRITERs, . STARTER and helped revive the drawn men. hole. lgmd and Moscow are captured or- Summer MVP-TL or. 5 7“,. ‘- _
.2; I :‘ANn GHM‘TORS or A“ hm, hz‘rrgglah‘zwa‘mehgggge ”[213. Later, Tchnlktnsk} spent a 5m 'der could be restored completelx in 4. 7 L ' “I’-
' , “ r l 9 5 visiting "Shaker' and other religiousIRussla and a constituent assembly ' ,.‘ , r ,. .4, .
I “Es oymfl‘ulm Tamszkr‘; hficnea :Wked mm "P, settlements 5:: New Y.orlt He norked I elected lepresentlnt: all Russia. - WW6” C'Cfl'“ .c. “ “‘ "U—
a worm v
; . y -. 7 o , urn years as a laborer in the Roches'.‘ 'The Bolebetike are simply a \ig- h “(I --:
' Kingsley "Id Kin; “Id their eonoe hl rd I Ch ter Phllndel-I omus mnomy who I) virtue of “1’ eye 3“ £...£.
I .Gar en. Tools render, Body “or. and uelamg W... 0,, m, T... or . .. ,TTTT .. Tm
'. " “ , . ,- ,. _ ”13$ underestimated "'9 distance to His kindly eyes shining and; his and militan dictatorship are able to, - .
mu’ Pork” Ho”! Trovnl'v I Vaas' BI. ' Ga‘r . Ijbe ““hmw'e “tempted ‘0 3"” rune aglow with nuisances—that unwell over the unarmed majorityfh “““““ ' 4,4,
'Qllmn, Wooden. 3 OS. _ age I“ Th9)” were h lta mile awuynnd ls. that small "high of it that Once the food control is tree-ted ”
. ' - - PHONE 3 became exhnustet! Both “Id they shooed above his uonde‘ful white from them their influence is gone. b“ ""1; ‘ "
Ming to aunt in garden ' 1 60 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST. 30. NORWALK. .had about pven up hope when Hugh shagln beard—the aged preeldent.‘ Bolshevism is not a new political Toby-toxin) ;: ".3: ~ ~. .' temp
.‘ “m “ring for a” h“ g . , M’F “Tn"ed- 'now one at the great influence: of phllomphy which has saturated the ' Cheek“ “1”” “an": A" ~, ‘ A V?“
. -444-.. - ~—~ Rusela told of those days of peace minds or the Russian people. 'l'he‘cf’m'um-v *T‘Z“'“ '9“ ~ ' ,‘-“““‘"l
J R 2__ <————- ———-—-- ___ --.__--_4=-..—4-,—_-— WAS once u. s FARMER. cut more wnh his wife and hour bulk of the Russian people would be hum“; “31» Wit-I» t-v ’7~ N,
OSENFIELD j , 'daughtcr-whcn the Sunflower State very glad to rid tltemslves or it, if‘ Ihr‘lfi' "VIE‘P’IW “ ” mi
7 7 'Nicholne Tchaikwflty Recalls Days 01 “‘8!“ 9““ young. ”‘9." had ”‘9 meane. I a . ISLWUII ‘ ' ‘V ‘ I' '
‘0 WATER STREET 3 3 be ; Communiom on Kama Prairies. "I broke thirty acres or sod all "Petromd could be taken in less “I" Mn
'; Nichrlas Tchalm-sky' white hatred alone one splint." he said. ““‘e went than two months if the allies Tent S , i; _“ w
I Xlrt'r'idtnl of the North Russian repub— to Cedar Vole from New York. There between 10.0th and 20.0w? additional “‘ a ‘“ ‘~ " “' "
4.44444 _ 44-. \ ”C. “as ploughing, on the Kaunas were thirteen of us. both men and Home to North Russin. llOfl'd «‘1' l “rt? ' ‘~ ., ""0"
‘ ‘ l. . V ' ' ‘ 3 .- , “mm”. m t fortyé‘lwo years a o. ‘1 women. “'e owned everything in “Capture of Moscow would tequhe (nyho‘1} Flu Us ‘. g t . .. l mt!
.‘H W s III-lb] '30 3' plantation.L ofletirhe k‘Ndl thbat sat titty,” Val: near fidependenceg, Kan” commonw—land. horses. cattle. imple an (‘l’HGlQplflK operation (in a much '1. Fl ‘4, ,7? ,I ‘L __ _ , . Ls.
Is (.~ r, a Dgund you “1” I} Re It m, and twelve- fellow countrymen nwn- ll‘A'nlS. larger scale tor which n-om zoom"; Q; A,
‘ 0A! . Granulated sugar 3 1-- ) "PS. for ............... };C ‘9‘). anti 3:);th tngl'artns duiinlz 1375' "Now there is :t rttll oil wcll in m 3001 no additional :romm Tllculd “"' "
f Kel10£g\_s(orn Flakes or Post Toasties pkg. ,, .llc- ; _ 4 4 4 _ __ 4 -4 4 . 4 4 T ,4 4 4 - - 4..-. 4.- -4. 4 - - -. --
Grane\ - tlts. (ereal. fresh eoods. pkg. .......... 13c : T - r"-
WOOd & Grain I ‘9" 39“ ”3‘59 ““9“ I“ ”3 --------------- 43¢ I 3 ::;:‘::<:::::::::.:::':::.: :~::::,:~:: _ - w. mead
. (3m er or Ma’enolla Milk. can ................. 17¢ a
, l‘ufied Rice or Pufied Wheat. pkg. ............ 12c ‘
D . B , Ether Queen Sardines .............. leans for 23¢ ‘5
eVlfle ['08. , Alaska Pink Salmon. tall cans ................. 20c '9
I hut-on Nut Oleo. Der lb. ...................... 34c ll
Scarlew Ave. and Firs: St. j Pixie lit-and Eaton. ncr lb. .................... ii
_. ‘ leer-ciao} 5:: redded Codfish ........... 20k s.25c
TEL. 03 - . 2 59
* LEST 3 OD FORGET 3!
,— 7 ,. , -- -» ——..lUl.Y FIRST" L r T . E4 “ x I d d f th I m ' ‘ 4th
, . ' . I l‘ “’00“ BE “ER 3! e- are a rea y prepare or e co mg
, ~ . . - u '
A Few of Our ’ . - ' ' - ' '1
. .. y th b tfll an mill -
, . T A. .BECKMANN & 60., Inc, ~., of Jul Wt a eau t u me o e s a 1.
' . o ‘ \ . . .
Many Specxals ‘ .3 T T. w «A ‘A’ ’ Cl th' s“ 't F ‘ h‘ d shoe <
, an ashincton St. «:T Phone 1405 39 ren S 0 mg, ‘ 111 S, UFIIIS mgs an L. A» ~ T
l! ,
I
I
‘9
9
E

 

 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

 

TIT... Tee Wmmmémmm “g i which we offer tOday with very low prices.
“flierrffm ‘ Slandard Builerflr Egg Store; . , . ~ w ,
“33’s RED “”3862“ “56 I? 53 Main Street, - - - Norwallt I {3 -M€fl S Blue Sluts " 7 - " " $12.69
mu 8 _w e .24 3'3 12 North Main Street - So. Norwalk is . ,. ~ , T
* T... .1"? ..... 55...... '; B 3 ~ I Boys’ Sunts, assorted colors. - - 4.49
“”3 l E T CREWERY59 l s :3 , T
236 STLle.v-,-. l BUTTER c b q :2 Men’ s Pants assorted colors, rev. 35 -95
, ottage Street ' ‘g I " :

,::g East Norwalk * : iITSTETiingTTTT'IIIIIJILIIiiiEJ-LILIZII31:33)? I: Men 8 Dress Shoes, all styles, reg. $7-8 b-IJII
4 _ I,‘Evano;atedMillt ........ ......... 13c .ccan 55 I I , .T-g
Home ,0 Pam e .fiifii‘fifiii’l‘élé’ft’".‘."’:*.“.‘.‘.‘.::::::::::::::: 13$" M611 S Army Shoes ~ regt $6 ' " 3'13
I a nu ce ream I, Headauartersfor PalmoliveSoan lfkcake 3 I 7 '.
£335; my:mwwadf:_ ., 1 Men’s Dress Shirts, reg. $2 ,- - If; I,
.....:........ T. I 4.... W 3;: Men’s Overalls, sped... Til . - ,- - - )5:
and see the quality Our . it ‘ ‘ ~‘ . t-
is right. . . , STEAK HALtBU'r ........ , ....... ..... 7 ..... 2c . 5’ " ‘ .. ”' I . , - _ .. _ _. ... , 3 Q
ERGLAND 0.413131? 00... $33]: Eggnnm ............... , ............... :3 E. 3 Men S Khaki Pants I , , 1 A q
, ‘ ._ . ................ c .37 ,, I, ; _ . ‘ . 4
”Wm” T“‘i‘T‘IlffTTTTTT‘xgiix::::::::31:31:37.3: I 3“ Mens SCQut Shoes " " " " " I‘m
- BOSTON BLUES .......... ................... ' .16clb. ,3 ’2 ' I I ‘ 4'
campus]; 10c lb.
FLA'rrIs'n......... ....... ............... gloom. ii'ghu; 11,313?
m ‘- ‘ 1%..-.an 4'

 

a..-“

J.” 3-2pm

Loading scan from the Connecticut Digital Archive…
100% · drag to pan, double-click to zoom
page scan