makes,
PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
RE'UILT TYPEWRITERS.
Smith, Underwood.
Remington. all other
sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 34
per month. Machines
sold atslopermonth.
“I'l- Fail-field Av... Bridgeport, Conn.
onomrooi.
__ -._.- -—
Ari-Craft Roofing
Beautiful, pamanengandtheonlysuiublsrootthatcl“
bep’stonrightoverthe old shingles. Mdmnineit:
.-
11... um, nonem- Board.
Monies-corona? mmwmmcufl
yon’ntottheansweratonoe. M
The Hatch & Bailey Co.
town.
of the better kind. If
manship then visit the Paris shop.
llot Weather Dresses tor Women & Misses
The handsomest collection andthelargest assortment in
PRICED VERY HODEMTEI-Y
SPECIAL SHOWING 01? WHITE m SKIRTS
you wish the best in quality and work-
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
ing the army, horn which he received
his discharge in last January.
air. Banister brings to the position
exceptional'rei'erences as to his musl-
‘grest praise from the press. He is
hoping to gather together a good or-
ganisation of young men and boys in-
terestedinmusic; sndinthefallhe
expects to hate associated with him
in the work of St. Paul's choir. John
Bland, the well-known New York ten
or. who has been for ten years Or
more choirmaster of Calvary church
New York. and who is remarkably
skillful in the training of the boy
voice. This. along with Mr. Homet-
er's personal ability and liking for
work among young men and boys.
speaks well for the prospect of good
music at St. Paul's. and for Mr. Hol-
lister‘s success in his new position.
- 33mm” "° , ”"3 “W“ t [hogggaggvlhficofinm
' 516* FOR CONNECTICUT
f
N’L‘COAL
ood & Grain
'Devine Bros.
Seaview Ave. and First St.
TEL. .53
PHONE 1300 and 2011.
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
snnrms Alva 9:111:11sz or All.
MAKES ovsnun um
Fender, Body Wor '1 and Welding
Vaast Bros. Garage
12 CHESTNUT 8T, ‘50. NORWALK.
I
Notice to Public
We make Brick Ice Cream
for paties’and meetings up to
any quantity; also Bulk Ice
Cream in quarts and pints. Try
"once and see the quality. Our
price is right. '
NEW ENGLAND CANDY 00.,
16 South Main St.
1121 lbs. Granulated Sugar for
1 F. 5.1.YQN
Job Printin 11
So. Normali-
-' . _._._..n
83 and 95 Washimrton St.
FREE DELIVERY
Our store will be closed on July 4th.
ECONOMY PRICES
AT BECKMANN’S
ill
lNyal Pl anttahtion Coffee. lb. . . . . . . . . .....
Nucoa t Oleo.t he world’s best. lb. ...... . . . 34c
Sard dines in ato asauce, large tin ............ 18c
Campbell’sSou nds.can.........--....10c
Heszoma etchundarzebot.............30c
Baker’s or uyler’ 8 Cocoa. can . . . . . . .......... 21c
Clover or Mggnoll .can . . . 1-. ........... 17c
Fresh Cris graham Wafers. lb. . . . . .......... 29c
rmuda nions--..................21bs.for:?.oc
A. F. BECKMANN & C0., 1111:.
Phone 1405
PECIALS FOR
THE WEEK
E“N'ARJD’S BEEAD—
Ific loaf cut to ......... 13c
WTED SUGAR—
5 lbs. 490
COTTAGE BRAND COFFEE—
; delicious drink, 11. lb. .37c
1... BACON— -
' a. a ........... e ..... 390
MKS' LAUNDRY
80%? ........... 6 bars 250
New Wash. Skirts
Slip-011 Sweaters
J ACOBY’S
$5.98 up
$3.98 up
New Line of Sport Skirts
$1,400 DAMAGES CLAIMED,
’BY ARVILLA P. KEELER
—_ l
Alleges He Loaned This Amount to
1 ‘ Elizabeth B. Colt, New York. '
j Damages of $1, 400 are claimed in’
an action filed in the Common Pleas
couxt by Arvilla P. Keele1. oi Ridgev.
held against Elizabeth Bowne Coll,
of New York The complaint is a
common law count and simply asserts ‘
'the sum of $1, 2-10 was loaned to the
1 defendant. ' I
the
it EXPLooEs sum/mo
RAMROD in cows SKULL
;‘~WKHZ, of Rockvjlle, Probably
ily Injured in Explosion
a'KVILLE, July“ .1. ~Elw1n Waltz.’
are old. son-01.101111 “'altz of
root, was perhaps fatally in-
last evening when a cannon
-_ he ’was loading exploded and
'e remind in his skull
to the Hartford Hospital
{ was said that there was little:
his living until mo1n1ng.With
and flat-old Forrest the Waltz
r was ramming powder taken
are-cracker into a cannon.
a. made atrthe Manchester
:was of. steel. six inches
_me-half inch in diameter.
film! powaer exploded. it drove
1 - \115 (all. has a counny home in
‘Ridgcficld uhich has been attached
{in the p1csent action Several years
11m she appealed before the Super-
£1.11 cou1t as an applicant for divorce
irom 1181 husband, Hanis l) Colt,
121 .\ow York lauy,er but- her allege.
{110115 0‘1 desmtion were not sustained]
11111 the suit pas dismissed '
fare.
-1:
DONATO PIECENTO FINED ;
$50 BY DERBY COUR‘E,
port Mal: and Connecticut 60.!
9§ Bridge
Employ: Carried a Gun.
Elks
. order
to thank
i
REDUCED EARES FOB ELKS
GOING TO CONVENTION
to be held -
the
the Elks
at
I
speakers
President
.5
v
validation
The reduc—
Commander Evangeline Booth will
be one of
garnering attending the convention
for their aid in.
raising more than $2. 000,000 for the
lSalvatlon Army.
is also expected at the conventio
July 10 to review the big- parade to
'be held that-day.
Many delegates from \‘orvxalk and.
lother Connecticut cities will attend.
at the
“’ilso
DERBY Jul, 3 —Donato Piecento ,and with ladies will hold a Connecti
.Of Bzidgcpou. an employe 01‘ the Con-'
pecticut Company has dried
costs in the City court, )osterday, hyl
Judge A. C. Baldwin. Plecento uasl
arrested for carrying a concealed‘
weapon. He had' in his p555ession a}
threecomered file. with razor-dike!
l
out banquet at the Hotel Mantinlque'
‘50 and 1 new. Monday night.
Nfi'fif vOaK July 3.4—1. s.- Blur»
edges and a point like a needle. Pie— . men 39 years old. a monumen-
Cfémo caused a disturbance on: the: 91 309MB“; WWW
Tickets Must Be ,Vixedat the Regis— 100th brush (ails.
tration Bureau in Atlantic City.
Who are planning to attenrlu
big Victory chnvcntlon of the
Atlantic City
'commencing next Monday will be :11-
,loxved areduced fare provided their
tickets axe presented fo1
pat the Elks’ registration bureau on
éanhal at Atlantic City.
(1011 will be too-thirds of the return
fare. making the round trip one and,
one third of the regular one way
i
mmiuo amen 1(1th HlM- '
\\'ASHINGTON. July 3 —-Oongreoso
man Lonergan Spot. to the House re-
garding the water power situatiOn in
calability. andasarecltslisthaswonl
$1.85.
SUFFRAGIST, DIES
(Continued tron: Page One).
‘ “
League of Nations. Pneumonia (let el-
oped and for two weeks she was con
Connecticut when the Water Power
bill was up for discussion this week.“
He described in detail the need or!
river impmvements above Hartford.‘
and urged the passage of the pending
Water Power bill as an aid to naviga»
tlon along the Connecticut.
the benefits which would result. and
said that present laws had resulted
“in a deadlock between capital and
the United States ernment, and
that there is now a complete stagnar‘
tlon of water power development.’
Mr. Lonergan said‘ihat. "in addition
to increasing power, the bill will add
to navigation on the Connecticut
river." He referred to the fact that
Connecticut is the munition state of
the Union. and that its manufactur‘
ing- interests produced more munitions
and materials for war than the indus~
tries 01 any other state. He added
that the bill is “a uecesslty for pur-
poses of reconstruction and for the
purpose of continued prosperity in
peace," as a large proportion of the
munition industries have now "been
turned back to prewar manufactur-
ing processes.
BERLIN July 3.—-Question has been
1aised here as to 1111111 authority.“
der the Prussian htw shall confirm
the verdict of the military court which _
convicted several persons of the mur-
der of Karl Liebknecht and Rosa Lux-
embourg.
in former times the sentence would
lune been confirmed by the King of
'Plussia.1he German Emperor. Now
it is believed that the P1ussian Pro
imicr. as head of the Diet is the prop-
'-91 person to take this action Mean-
while the convicts remain in prison
and cannot appeal from the verdict of
ithe mllluny court.
'oECAvcsams NOW. ‘
3 "GASSED" av oxvcxsn
l ‘l’he victory of modern science
You have found that teeth will de-‘
car and will set yellow in spite of the
constant use of ordinary dentlhices.
The reason is plain: no dentifrice
is sure to reach every hiding place of
the germs of decay, every time you
brush your teeth.
There are crevices between your ‘
too-1h and under the thin edne of t'lei
cum which 1emain untouched even at-
tel a vigorous bruShing.
There is one way to be s11re——-and
hundreds of thousands have already
discovered it. and that one way is to
“"gas the dangerous decay germs with
.QXYGFTB. OXYGEN is a beneficial
gas or vapor and penetrates where the
OXYGEN is Nature’s lifegiving sub-
stance: without oxygen in the air we.
Would die. Bit-K & B Calox Tooth
Powder contains quantities of real oxy-
gen. but it is “Chemically imprisoned."
In contact with the mouth-fluids this
oxygen is readily released, penetrates
into the crevices and“ hiding places of
the mouth and quietly passes
:rerms ‘lnto harmlessness.
1ch &. R Calox tastes boner than
any dentifrice you 3 ever tried—no
_“druggv" flavor. Being a DOde‘ i1
’ takes hold" in a pleasing way. Trv it
for ten days and watch your teeth
whiten. Twice a yearat your dentist’ s *
and twice daily will» McK & R Cak‘t
spells safety.
Clifford Pharmacy So. horwalk. D:
vine 8: Hardwick, Nd'twalk.
He cited 4 automobile and upon her
‘ in the Union. before many state Leg
. I191 parents'
the. .
{our present stocks are filled
fined to her room in a Springfield hos-
pital.
She returned to her home about
the middle of June and apparently
had entirely recovered. Last Satur-
day she drove to Philadelphia in her
return said
she was feeling “fine. " She was taken
suddenly ill again yesterday with a
recmrence of the disease and growl
l
rapidly worse until the end .
Was 'Sum-age Leader. ‘
Her secretary. Miss Lucy E. All-l
thony a niece of Susan B Ant,l1onv
who has been with Dr. Shaw for 30
years. and two nieces. the Misses Lulu
and Grace Greene. were at lav.“ bed-
side when she died.
1.1 .
Silk Stockmgs for Women
'BiackLaceStrioeSilkHoseZuetternth......._.....................
WhitesndCordovanRichelieuRibbed-Silkllo-sc.....-..-........--.
White Silk Hose. full fashioned at .-... .....
Gordon No. 300 Silk Stockings. black. white and colors .... .. . . . . . ..
-~ White. Black and Colors. seamed-back . .. .
Phoenix Silk Stockim =........-...................-........ $1.25. $1.50. $2.00 1523;,
McCallum'Silk Stockings . $1.85. $2.50.
$1.30
2.7.3
$1.89." $2.00. $2.35. $2.65
$2.00
......-.........-.......... $1.35,
$2.65. $2.75. 3 3.15
Store open tonitrht.‘ Closed all day tomorow.
M
lecturing and living in an attic.
On account or her not she was re-
fused ordination by the New England
conference and by the general con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church. but in the same year has! the
honor of being the first woman or-
dained by the Methodist Protestant
church. In her struggles to become'
a minister she fought against ridicule.
dimension and lack of the barest nec-
essities.
After seven vears’ service as preach—1
or to a small flock at East Dennis.,
Mass. D1. Shaw resigned from the
pulpit to take up her fight for tour.
, pernnce suffrage and social puritv.
COURT MESSENGER EVANS
RESIGNS AFTER 32 VEARS
Sidney E. Hawtey, for 16 Years Sher.
if! of Fairfield County, Succeeds
Him.
(hallcs S. Evans. for 32 years
No anangemems lor the funeral l messenger tor the Supe1lm cou11,has
have yet been made. They probablyi
will be announced tomorrOW. ‘
Dr Show long had been prominent-1
l_v identified “ith the uoman suilrage
movement and nas president ol the.
National American “' oman Suffrage
Association consecutively for 11 yca1s
in 1915 she declined 11 renominaiionl
and was then elected honorary presi-
dent. She had spoken in every state
islalure and committees Of both
houses of Congress in the interest 01’
suffrage. She was a member of the
International Woman Suffrage Alli
once. International Council of “’0-
men. Leaguelo Enforce Peace and
National Society for Broader Educa-
lion.
Dr. Shaw continued her active par-
ticipation in public affairs to the last.
Educated Home".
llr.Sh11w was born in Newcastle-on-
Tyne. England. Feb. 11. 1847. and was
brought to America by her parents;
“hen {om years of age. She was
nev or man led
In her girlhood. D1. Shaw lived with I
immigrant family in a
Michigan wilderness. 40 miles from a
110st 011109 and 100 miles from a rail-
'mad. starting her career as a school
macher who walked eight miles 11 day
' and received four dollars a week. Her
1 home was a poverty-stricken log cabin.
built by her father, who was compel-
led to leave his wife and children at
the mercy of lndians and wild animals
- while he earned a living for them.
Dr. Shaw studied at Albion College
from 1872 to 187.3. She was grad-‘
uated from the Boston School of Tho-l
. ology in 1878. paying her way through I
' Ischool and college by preaching and!
1
“THE RUBY”
Birthstone for J ulv
The glowmg’ ruby should adorn
Those who in warm July are
born.
Then will they be exempt and
free _
From love’s doubts and amnety.
GIFTS .
Our present stocks are filled
to overflowing with helpful
suggestions in .
Lavaliers, Neck
Brooches. Ear-drops.
Baby Pins. Rosaries. Brace-
lets. Ladies' Guard Chains;
Hearts. Crosses. Rings; Brace-
lCt “'aaches, Etc.
GIFTS '
. Chains,
Lockets.
to overflowing with helpful
suggestions in
CM: Buttons. Stic-kpins. Tie
Clasps. Fobs. Vest Chains.
Charms. Cigarette Cases. Cigar
Cutters. Pocket K ‘ves. Stone
and Signet Rings. “'atches,
Clocks. Alarms Clocks, Etc.
resigned He is succeeded bv
E Hawlc}. lor 16 yems
Fairfleld county and later, United
States Marshal (01 Connecticut. Ev:-
ans. who has also been librarian for
sherifl of
many years has been appointed libm1-‘
ism of the Fahiield County Law Ll.
brmy 6pc
110111.:
Sidney '
of the largest in the um. i
land will 111-1019 his entire time to that lengths.
‘
' mg
IANNA HOWARD SHAW,
PRESIDENT SENDS REGR E TS.
ON BOARD THE U. S. S. - {11.1151
WASHINGTON, July 3—1‘ 1.1.1..“
Wilson today sent a message to i'wq-
dcntolect Pessoa of Brazil 111 MW
',York expressing his regxm 11.
was not in the United Stan . 1. 1 ”L
9111
the B1aailian statesman and 1 \11 11. 1111:
his best wishes to him and 1h: hope.
that his Visit had been a ploasm hn‘q
TROOPS FROM 81’. NAZAIGE.
NEW' YORK, July 3.—Tl19 Imus-
Vport Wilhelmina arrived ted-.1, I'ulll
ISL- Numire with 1.081 troops, New,
11113 68 officers and 1,537 men of mo
lhlst Pioneer infantry. 011191 'rtmps
on board were two omoor. and l-‘ m: n
of the Final Museum 1 pi! lhu- alu-
v:ision 07 prisonms and <1. :n :-d
g cnsuals.
MAJOR WITHINGTON WON
HENLEY, England July fl.» 111-1-
Paul \V‘lthington of 1119 .Hll’lhllnlll
army defeated Col, E. L. 1411.111 111'
Great Britain in the King \wml
smile on the Henley course tom}
Major Withington won by
The time was 9 minnw .~.
seconds.
ll. KRIEGER C0.
4th of July Specials
For Vacation. Time
ATTENTION 23
School Teachers
Credit Extended to Teachers Until
Oct. 151 on all Purchases.
SUMMER FUR
SPECIALS
A lame size Cape Collar.
Taupe Collar at . . $15.00
Others as high as $75.00
Including war tax.
MARABOU BOAS
Black. Natural and
‘Brown from
$9.00 to $18.00
e
MILLINERY ‘
White Milans. White
Geomette. White and
Black Lace Hats. Pana-
mas. Pri s f
$1.25 to “$133“ 11333
wonderful values.
- ALL WBIT-E REGU-
(2INGHAM AND
VOILE DRESSES
A large and varied :1»-
sortment. from $3.00 11.
$15.00.
\VHITE W ASH
I
l
. r . .. l
Sthl‘h 5
‘ 1!
Gabardine. P. It. 31111 j
Kurf Satin. $2.538 11111.15. -
Univ a few ( “Th 1...,
close out. Just the rich:
wrap for vacation
treally reduced nrlt'l‘ri 1
1 I.
11.1-
Khaki One PicccR WI“ .;
lotion Dresses: missc
Sizes only. at. $11.98.
ALL WOOL s11 cox ~'
~in all leadingr shades-
fancy or plain slitcl
close or 111M
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