Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes, sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. $4
per month. Machines
sold atSlOper month.
5 " PLUMBER.
*‘TY‘PEWRITER’ EXCHANGE,
-fltfllold Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
~rf:REIUlLT TYPEWRITERS.
J
E‘Carden Tools
. m Forks, Hoes, Trawela,
Mm Wooden.
,Anythingtoassistingardon
mandatingfortholawn.
J. ROSENFIELD
goo um rm sikEEr
you'llgotthomatonoo.
beputonnghtovumooldm Madam,
Mwnluogtmm MMMMma-I
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
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The handsomost collection
town.
PRICED VERY
The Paris Cloak
3330mm”.
Bot Weather Dresses tor Women & Misses
SPECIAL snowmo or warm m 3mm
of the better kind. If you wish the best in quality and “fl"
manship then visit the Paris shop.
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and tho lax-gut assortment in
MODERA'I'BLY
and Suit House I
soon noawan. II
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BOSCH SER
PHONE 1350 “112011.“
STARTERS AND GEN A7038 Of All. -
MAKES OVERHAULED
Fender, Body Work and Welding
Vaast Bros. Garage
12 CHESTNUT 81'. so. NORWALK. 3
CE STATIONS '
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COAL
00d 81 Grain
Define Bros.
. Boafiew Ave. and First St.
TEL“ 5 3
II
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Nance to Public
We make Brick Ice Cream
fl- parties and meetings tip-to
.« quantityzz also Bulk Ice
‘ m m quarts and pints. Try
- we and see the quality. Our
1 is right.
m ENGLAND CANDY co,
10 South Main St.
. . 3
s. 1.1“r6itiw
Printin 9
So {\‘or we flu
'zted trom'fiage Ono)
.A.~
. has been declining Ior‘tlte
‘dvhcks.’ Wednesday night, he-
ta bed she must have felt
.Aamte lelt by not to that et-
Mk Carey. who lives next
‘. door “had been left open
hborst walked in. ending
and bei- not eat. lying dead
tit-.8119 was almost asphyx-
like manner on another o‘c-
Whlch was thrust beieath
the Caley apartment, ran
‘ hr sick. Agnes.
soon as you get up."
not found dntll
. as
dead; m. B. W. Bonan-
John F. garrison wane doll-
believed that“ death “Was abol-
m- seal-lee had been in- the
leaving a small light in her
in o,been blown out. by
' “a come in
found early yesterday mom!
Come I
I entered the Searies
‘1 the open door. the I’ ‘She otmd it for nlne sears and then
, was nothing they oouidI ,
GAS lRONS
Nickel plated: adjustable: com-
plete with tubing. $3.50 iron.
Saturday .. ........ At $2.98
$1.25 HOSE HEELS AT 98c
Made of wood. strong and dur-
able. ,
SANITARY BUTTER CHURNS
Glass jar: metal dasher; 1‘
quart. size, $1.75 ..... At $1.39
PRESERVING JARS
“'fde mouth: glass top; quarts
m- pints. Saturday. only
.................. $1.00 dozen
GAS RANGE
Two burners and oven; oven
measures 12x12 inches. Spo«
cial, Saturday ..... '. ..At 39.39
CROQUET SETS
With eight balls and eight mal-
lets; $3.25 value. . .At $2.69 '
BlG REDUCTIONS ON ALL
REFRIGERATORS
$19.50 Refrigerators. .At $14.98
SO-lb. ice capacity.
These are some especially worth while.
values in Housewares lor Saturday
CANDLES
Superior quality: selifltting
I ends; 35c dozen. Saturday
' ...................... At ~28c
Phone 527
Albert F.
ms HERE lF {T's HOUSEWARE
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TEA KETTLES
Copper: nickel plated: No. 8
size, 32.25. Saturday.At $1.89
DUBTLESS DUST MOPS
Long red polished handle; reg-
ular 75c. Saturday... .At 59¢
CURTAIN STRETCHERS
With adjustable brass plus and
easel; $3.50 value. . . .At $2.90
ROUND LAUNDRY BASKETS
75c value .............. At 59:
BREAD SLICERS
Keeps the slices straight and
even. Saves a slice 3. day;
Complete with bread knife
At 491:
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, LAWN MOWERS
18-inch: 4~bladez high wheel;
ball bearing: $12.50 value
............... At $10.49
PAROWAX
For use in making July; l-lb.
package. Saturday....At 14c
“.00 BROOM AT 691:
Good quality corn; No. 6 size.
35: BRASS CURTAIN RODQ
AT 29c
Double extension ,
one fixture.
Gehebe
2
rods on
25 wasmoros 51.
Prompt Detivory So Not-walk
I .
I lent at Stanxfmd. having lived ir realized his blunder. Helen. Now at
{High Ridge fox some time. She is sur- 2?. he asked Judge Curtis for a di-
1 ved by. a sister. Mrs. A H. DcCamp
l“ \\ ashington at enue. and two b1 oth
Icr,B.1nlster H Jones Lf Greenwich
Izncnue and 11.1.. Jones. of Panning-
ton. Conn.
5 Funeral serlice £10m her late resl~
deuce. 34 Atlantic Slleel an Satmday
votce. it was granted after the Steam
lord court probation officer had told
of he: observations.
Georgiana. Hall. 0! Norwalk, mars
lied April 26. 1903.10 Charles A. Hall.
on a runaway venture. stood for heat-
ings and endings
afternoon June 28 at 2:30 Inter- t d for years The
"mom in l nion cemetery. Norwalk. Em" grante 1’" a decree after her
I . —.-—-———-—-—————-—-— (5:30:53? had been Spread upon the
1 1 .
. TELLS OF NINE i
1 EARS AS WIFE .. r ,
”F “CAVE MAN” 3 LEMON JUICE ’
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Continued 2mm First Page. I E ~ g I
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5 ! g i
3 Mrs. Jones‘ life story wasone oiI é FOR FRECKLES E I
three or 1011: of than. runaway ,brandI E ‘ , 9 i 3
called '10‘ the attention of the court - _ .
yesterday. In every instance it was “I 2 CHIS“ Make may lotion f0?
case 01‘ mauled in haste and repent- 2 a few cents—Try It!
lug at leisure.’ :
Elopos at 15. - \‘ soueeze the juice or 1W0 lemons 1n~
s Mrs. Jones was ntteen when she to a bottle Cflnmimng three ounces 0!;
elopcd with “the cave man." as Meek-
er called himself. That was on Nov.
2.4 1906. Shortly after Meeker began’
all kinds of “care man” treatment
with“ nerves all gone. she refined.
Adventure Dine-loud.
Another 3111 enlle adventure with.
when the case of Clarence L. Slant,»
at Stamford was called in court.
'vmarence. as a boy": 0!
stay from S
M ire They
orchal d u bite,
olghte’en, ran 1nd: (ma hands excl; «and see how
WM?“ {rookies and blemishes dim
‘ shake well, and you
have a quarter pint o! the best freckle
7 .I to slap his wife 5 face and administer and tan lotion, and oomalexion beautl» ‘
tier, at Very not; small cost
l"I- Your mérmmlemom and any
{drug store or toilet center will any“
1
“three ounces 0! orchard white for?
\e (moment atlhchment was disclosed . few cents.
Masme this sweetlyI
flagrant lotion into the face neck}?
as,
fusions-we.
annals the Greeks there.
mmmmrMe
. mwm—awmmmmwmwm
and: mum many models including the new and popular combinations of "Bloom.
ht."
mm“ $110.11: put «pp 031111 .10; Sum: wing along shore.
MANY GREEKS 1N
THRACE KILLED
SALONIKI, Wednesday. June 25.—-
:
'3‘“! 0‘ “183““! ad '1‘“?th mammals—oxen of the most famous makes. ‘ .. if aghast;
Ioporating closely. ogre report: towing-lo W ~ ’ . . ’
comm! ed crimes r ~ .
use. ,3 Tuna. no: $11 by me". 311.! atom—nu Mons Keyaor band that‘s always satisfactory.
1' wordlnsto ad loco reeeivol , ....
a??? 1mm News mv cy. Tue 9.1- sum DRESS doom, RIBBON: AID norm. ,, , i. mi. ‘fifi “mg
nation more to said tc
dolly more acute.
Three. Greeks were said to have boon
be becoming
., ,1. 1-: .
killed at tumult. At Bomahorl' —" J "" """"'"'
Ithroe mutilated bodies were reported g - ..
(ound. “d 103' m Greeks ”'8 4“- "R3. AL‘CE HART I ma. : A
appeared. Many deaths from melano-
l
trttioa were sold to have occurred Edith) Banks Long, of Bridgman.
from George C. Long. or parts an- 1
known, on charges 0! deumon since
February 7,1916,and change of name
to Bawktno. They were married July
17,1909.
Maria G. Cathoni. of Paterson, N.
J., from Antonio'Corbonl. ol’ Brit] 0-:
port, on charges ot,c‘melty, continul
from the date of their marriage. Aug. '
7.1910.to September. 1915. She is
GRANTED DIVORCE
lo Given Custody of Her ‘l'wo children
' , ‘ —-Allo'od tawny.
HAMBY To It SENTENCIA Jilin Curtis. In tho court.
NEW YORK. Jane K401151111 hw- yesterday granted um mm
cett Hamby maintained his air or In-ldjvorceg, gavel-fl 0! than to Bridge-
duel-once, which has characterised port people,
his every action since being brought Alice 0 Hart, 0! Battered. was.
back here not» Tacoma. when to he- given a. decree from Rolland n. Hart:
9d Justice Lewis fine“. "i tho 332111111 the custody of two minor chil-
Dreme 00mm in 3100”!!!» today, to M dren Rolland 11.11:. 18. and Alice 0.. allowed to change her name to Maria
smlenced '0 d“? "1 the 91mm M- I17 years old. The allegations were G. Fabrlzio. .
Hamby. 0" “193- u ’10 New" *0 5° , infidelity, proved to the satisfaction at ‘
known, was convicted Tuesday of 11111., the court They were married Inch HELPING OTHERS
Ins Dew"! C Pet! marine teller 0! 211.1898 in menu. but have lived 11:, AIM
Ilhe 3*“ Emu!“ hm Imogeport moot or the time. Hart is THE SCOUTS’ 1
Iwhile Hamby and a citadel-ate were? {engaged in the ”Mo business 0th- I
camber 13 last. Bonn Coons. moth-I mud” n amulet,
er employe or the Wm was shot to from Susan
.
All. Kl‘ieger Co.
We are showing a. new Lap 01
Stunner Millinery and Ready-
tow”: Clothes for men, mm-
on, boys and girls.
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of Dar-ion continued than first Polo. Council or m am.
Bridgeport.
scoutmast-t or
_you attend either the Palace or the
——
Chandler,
death by the robbers. Hunt): has assertion since f'ebmry' 1916 They. . 'Regent Theatre. give to lhr mm. at.
Ideclared "“1 he ‘7‘" 5° ‘0 “‘9 electric were married February 19,1895. and for or cry war acll‘its he has the little tent Outside. ,
chair protecting the name 0’ his com Jennie C. Ward. of Bridgeport worked early and late, and now that; If you want to help your mm or
portion in "19 When-3:11)“; Patrick J Ward, of parts an ;tlte hers have. been cared for..lhe , vour neighbor's bO‘. gm, mm, «4 war
Aside from expressing the hope that known. habitual intempernnce They men "13‘9“ 0’ b0” “’9 asking that time your cffmt 01 um: “ltlllty t. Hm
he might ll\e to bear the result of meiwere married July 15 1913 Change summing be done for scouting. 3'80) Scouts mow thcnl 111.11 ”I H ”m
“"1“” Dempsey championship bout. 0! name to Jennie Casein is allowed. ; The bow lhmvlm do not take 1 Sclfi‘hnfls ,3 aimrvciatcd.
Hamby 0‘7""! no 0919mm“ ‘0 “19 Sloan): Sweet of this city. ney. but they will gladly accept-
court setting “1 early d3“ fit his from James J. Sweet. of Bridgeport _\ r signature to a card for a. nation-g '-'~ W”
91°¢"‘°°““°“ ‘on charges of deseruon since Janu- al associate membership or for a con ”Sentinel \Yhnl Ant. :1... wine
arv l. 1916 They ' were married tributlon to the local work. a", sure to hm; H (1 1.. ., .wuii 14»
”T" “ 5931““ Wm Ad'm . September 22. 1914 Custody of one if the hose do not fret to you with a tainoble
“1.3L 9 (While! Cecilia Mn} is granted to the caxd 5119 to any member ottlle Scout
A. «WM.
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\ We are already prepared for the coming 4th
Of July with a beautiful line of ‘Men’s and Child-
ren’s Clothing, Suits, Furnishings, . and Shoes,
which we'offer today with very low prices.
Men’s BlueSuits - $12.89
BOys’ISuits, assorted colors 4.49
Men’s" Pants, assorted colors, reg. $5 ....98
Men ’sDress Shoes, all styles,reg. $7— 8 4. 59
Men’s Army Shoes, reg. $6 3. 75
Men 3 Dress Shirts, reg. $2 1.29.
Melts Overalls, special 981:
M s Khakl Pants - 1.59
1.88
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