PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
. I’EBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
Smith, Underwood.
1 Remington, all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, ’4
per month. Machines
Arl~Craft Roofing
. mounted.
' WW mm
“hutch-up mm
“mmmm
at"
The Hatch a. Bailey Co.
_ a _ - ‘ .._.._
llot Weather Dresses in: Women‘s misses
The handsome-tooneoaonudthohrgm assortment in
town.
PRICED VERY MODERATELY
SPECIAL SHOWING 01" WHITE TUE SKIRTS
ofthebetterkind. Ifyouwilh thebeetln qualityand work-
manship then visit the Patislbop
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH IAIN ST. SOUTH NOBWALI.
said nt$10per month.
roll-field Ave., Bridgeport, cénn.
1 § '
:‘COAL
Devine Bros.
.Seoview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 53
F. S. LYON
dob Prinfin 11
So. None/all
ootl & Grain
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION
STARTERS AND GENERA 1088 OF All
.- MAKES OVERHAULED
Reader. Body Work and Welding
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011.12 CHESTNUT ST. 30. NORWALK.
Beautiful, Wt, _sndtheonlymitablerootthstmn
bepntonfightovertheoldshlngles. Callandexamineit
l.
. 'stay here at least until the end of l
iwhich has been encountered in‘
t
iEhrt-ubreitstcin. echoing
.jdown the Rhine and Moscllc val-
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THE WEEK
AKER CORN FLAKES,
1 9c pkg.
w:lEBY’S CORNED BEEF,
Beg. 45c can cut to. .40c
“moan CORN, a. can : . . . . 15c
MODRIOH TOMATO SOUP,
8c can
mBY'S CONDENSED MILK,
131: can
: : 1 BEANS (((Polo
Brand) cutto 12c can
*A. STULL
iAll Cottage Street
’ East Notwalk
ECONOMY- PRICES
AT BECKMA NN’S
5 Nlobsl. Granulated Sugar for .................. 4g:
RNoyalmeo Plantation Coff . lb. ............. 3 c
Nucoa the warld’s best. lb. ...... -- . . .
(SJard inbfilinso tomato sauce. lartre tin ............ 13cc
amp Son 8. can ......... -- . . . .
HeinzT Tomato wiztehém. large bot. ............ .01:
er’ s orM Hleuy ioa. can ................ 1c
Clover or Ma noli aM ............ 7c
Fresh Cris raham Wafers. lb .............. 201:
Bermuda nions ............. 2 lbs. for 25¢
FREE DELIVERY
Our store will be closed on July 4th.
A. F. BECKMANN & C0., Inc.
' "'3;
street
31- a bullet.
Al; 1 p. in. last night
and M rs.
on?! Mrs
“i~-~«-
' K ding.
fled to get out of the bay.
sir," says the buck.
't see me. "—Plane News.
Literally.
129m Forts to London. ""
oer Lockwood found one of the:
. in Hodges store at 14 North
broken at 1 a. in. this
It was eVidently broken byl
The window was:
Dbone call was received last night,:
ning of the disturbance caused
mg of boys in the Vl’est Bound
~ “station Officer Gainer put an
Fred “'3. ters and
.£ 1- Marion of Neptune avenue,
filia’mson of Woodward avenue
John Magner of
pent the Fourth .wlth ».\lr. and
.Waters of Hickory Bluff.
_., film was the special feature
Way menu, but a bountiful
good things was in evidence.
1111's hauled up before the
rmlssing. re1ellie and asked
“I had
‘83 and s5 Washington St. Phone 1405
.-,_ __ ._.‘
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
SMALL LEGS OF GENUINE SPRING LAMB ....... 34c lb.
FOREQUARTERS LAMB ........ . . . . ............. 24c lb.
SHOULDER POT ROAST ......................... 22c lb.
SHOULDER STEAK .................. ‘.‘ ........... 240 lb.
LEAN POT ROAST, no home .~ ..................... 301: lb.
BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROAST ............... 34c lb.
Schnitze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
SOUTH'RORWALI.
* JACOBY’S ,
New Wash, Skirts -' $5.98 up
Slip-011 Sweaters -- $3.98 up
NOBWALK.
New Line otzspott Skirts
of July in Germany.
ters of various units.
fireworks surpassing am thing evtr
dreamed of In the Germans. Amer-
used at night. as signals 111 11 arfare
c mseryathe part1 has issued a
proclamation signed by Ernest 11m
Hc1dcbratltl.thc part1 3 leader in
the Reichsta,
change Telegraph Company.
looping on one side of me
., the other. \Vhit’e above mm
his red-headed so l figgcred l
moutlagul and that the top
$111 you see “111-re a big; bombing
show its capacity trot-rm.) 1:
“Get acquainted"
The New York Butter &
Back Mil-ket- ‘
2756. Main St, So. W
Direct mum of m,
Eggs, Tea, Coflee and Cheese
exclusively, fresh every-day;
Quick onto me amp
~"cliceau,
. papers, made this declaration:
been ratified by
tBritain and Ge “
medshifingfimbm‘
lit-m
(WMMPIIQ) ;.
COPENHAGEN. m... July r
-_....'4__ ..
Alp—rimming mediation out.
g , NorwolkaImdingDryGoods Store ,
lied rupee-coma; an armisfioe
between the Mani-Is and get-
mush-been 3183' It
provides thot all German troopl
What will Wood? Plea-o state which you profs nod 311.11 to". ”To,“ the Get» i I H“ weafller Underwear
mans evacuate Latvia at earliest! 1
possible moment.‘
I AMERONGEN,_Thursday, July;
3 (By m Mud Press).—
- 111mm Wt of cool and comfortable garments. for m...
women andduildren. Pants. Vest or Combination Suits. all splendid values.
William Hohenzollern, former em-E
Peror of Germ'any, has decided to:
gsum'mer and perhaps throughout
the autumn owing to the diflculty‘
finding a suitable dwelling else-;
where. The health of both the.
former emperor and empress re-l
Salishciory Stockings lor Summertime
We take especial pride in the biz assortment“ in all trades of silk. lisle and col
ton hosiery that we have in black. white and all colors.
mains very good, despite the wor-F
ries of the last few weeks.’
The miserable weather has some-12‘
what hindered the former moo--
archs’ log sawing operations but;
Coach and Woven Hammocks Will! or Without Stands
he passes two or three hunt-s daily
at his favorite occtmation. takinxi
I: shelter with his assistants beneath BRUSSELS, July 3.—-—The first
a arden shed when the down ur lot of 300 German prisoners of war
ofgrain is most severe. He exppgcts left Brussels y esterday. They will
to complete the sawing of his six rejoin their units and prepare for
thousandth tree this wee? No their repatriatoin.
visitors are. now at the cast e, ex
cept Dr. Kriege, the former em-! BERLIN, July 3 (By The Alison
peror '5 one time omcial do or, ciated Press).—-—Fran Gretna Dori-l
who is occupied in liquidating blush, one of the German peace.
(‘ount Hohenzollerp’s property in delegation secretaries, who was
Germany. ‘said to have been stuck on the
' head by a stone after leaving Vet-'3
COBLENZ, Friday, July 4 (By sailles, is reported tobe in a preo
The. Associated Prefix—Allin“ carious condition. The blow is
of 48 guns—«me for each state in said to have caused commission of
the Union, roared out over Cob. the brain.
lcnz at. noon today from the
ancient walls of the Fortress of
up and
o
JARIS,J11L1~ 3,—31. 11ratiann,‘
prime minister of Rumania, left
last night for Bucharest to sull-
leys as the first part of the army’s mit to his government the text of
program in celebrating the Fourth the trcat1 rcgardmtr that countn.
‘ It is no secret," says the P1-
.timc 11134 Parisien, “that Rumanian claims
American artillerv has barked Willt‘t'mllll! Transsy'hama. Bees“
from the famous ' fortress whit-h rabia and Banat are not satisfied
tolls the 400 foot. rock promontory h." ”11‘ “081.31... . _ _
on the east bank of the Rhine op- Public «1111111011 111 Rumanla and
Dasha the point where the Moselle I‘ransylania is such that \I. 3111- j
joins Germany’s most famous tiallo considers it impossible to
river. lake upon himself the responsibili-
Tltis was the first
i The salute was fired from 75". t) for simting \1itholtt first refer,
”f ”1,. gpvemh p39” ‘Arti‘ler". ring the matter to the gm cinmcnt
The roar 0f ”1,. same guns “1.“ and gauging- popular sentiment to- ’
hpflrd before by Germans “-1", op- \\"aid the condition It is possi-
posed the second division at St He he may resign thus opening ti
“it,“ in the Phampane. and in ministerial crisis at Butliarcst
the battle of the Argonne. The
snho today, however, did not (1&1 _
‘urh the Germans, as the army’s A celebration of the glorious Fourth
leflllr, were well advertised in the more in keeping with ”'9 "'3‘“
1'1 “me9. tions of the good old da1s than any ob-
The. F mirth “ as celebrated senance in mam years is over with
throughout the American—occupied "0 mmfles 0" “3"“ ”0m 3““ 0" “re'
territory today, all duty being sus- “Mk"
pended uith the exception of “hot Fm" “'9 “f“ “m“ Since Preamv“
was absolutely necessary. The af— days. the 90““ ““0"?“ a certain
lcrnoon was filled with boxing. freedom to the small b0 yand .his fire.
truck meets and ball games and "nae” “'9 “my Tim’s“? "9““!
the, evening was de1‘otcd to the ”‘9 big “9 “m" ““39 makers “3‘“
atrical performances and pyi‘o- to p09 and bang “'m‘ a {9" “WWW“
lt‘i'IlllIt' displays at the head plur- ‘OW‘T‘d midnight The” were “0 “C‘
For the Cob- cidente due to the celebration and
10112 dlstrict. Ehrenbrcitstcill was "‘9"? "e ”0 “r“ “999‘ in a PM?“
the center of attraction, in the eve- ‘ory cmmm’y 0‘1 Stuart avenue.
ning. the seventeenth field artil~ The” “3 absoltuely “0 disorders,
lerv putting on an exhibition of "“1 despite ”'9 130‘ “1'“- 10081 ther-
mometers registered over 100 in the
shade. no heat prbstratlons were re-
ican. French English and e1 en ported.
German fireworks were used com A” road“ led '0 “‘9 beam” m “‘9
sisting of colored rockets. pnra- afternoon and evening and excellent
chute lights and flares which “"1 r0 accommodations were furnished by lo—
cal trolleys and buses.
The auto traffic wble continuous all
FOURTH OF JULY HOT AND QUIET.
Rockets abandoned I)_\
lllt‘ ”(’1‘ -
mans afterthe armistice were “sz day gave ”me ”out“? ‘0 1003‘ ”am“
COPS.
in this way. .
Poss1bly owing to the closing of the
The Fourth Engineers also stag-
,td a fireworks displai on the east saloons there Were“ no arrests except
bank of the Rhine opposite army or one 30““ m“ “11° fired 0“ 3 Te-
hedquartcrs here, thousands of ”IV" “hlle 80‘“ ”"0“811 Wall street
p.35: Americans and
civilians lining ’H". 3“ 0‘": at 2 10 Deslerday morning
”19 Promenade along the river to 9 was C ”ed 3“ far as Dr Gregorys
watch the blaze of glory in cele- resdence on “"51 “9"“? by Officers
bration of
one»
independ- Bowen and Swecnm an placed un-
der arrest His case “as nolled in court
LONDON July 5—1111; German ”“5 mm“
Amer' lean
BEARCATS PLAY lNEfiMFORD
SUNDAY.
the The Beat-cats will take a trip to
t
‘ stating that St tmford this Sunday where they will
part1" ‘declares war on the 80V-
ernmcnt and intends to use its "me up against the 8t- Mm 9! in!
Whole strength to re-establish the. place. The game will be played It
llmlarchv, ” according to a. C_o- “mo“ee” Park 3‘ 1- 30 Sharp- The
E 5 '
oenhagen dispatch to the Ek- 'a nts haie a xery test. team this year
and have only been defeated two sin-
‘ ale games thus far; however, the Cats
PARIS. Jlllv 3..-Premier (‘letn- will "1‘ ‘° change “18 2 into I 3. The
in receivin '1 ‘ today Jean Bearcats “ill make the trip with their
Dupuy. president (1 the: Associa- ”5“!” ""‘nc‘b‘e “39‘“? and a large
tion-of Proprietors of ParisV’NeWS- “PW“ 0‘ ”0019” are expected to to]-
low On the 13111 the Cats will travel
‘The French government “ill ‘0 Shelton by ”“3 to take on the Ar-
3suppress the censorship and mar- ““75 0‘ that place.
tial 1111. as soon as the treatv has 1 W, . - ,
America Great At 1 a m ““3 ”mm“!- a comm-int
h " ‘wne received from the local mm
II. KRIEGER C0.
VACATION "ME SPECIALS
In Rendy-to-Wear Clothes for
Men, Women, boys and Girls.
Have It Charged
All present charge purchases
will be carried by us until your
return, after that easy weekly
payménts.
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The Big Fight Thoroughly
Covered by Special \Vire
Direct From the Ringside
311mm: wont wild with excilrm- 111
were. thrown in the air and but.
nd boys joint-1i
achie1emt n1
THE HARDWARE l1:
AUTO SUPPLY (‘0.
4‘2 Water St.
Phone 1215-5. 80. Norwalk 61¢
eto Parts, Starter or ‘
I88"! Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Pans
Gasoline and Kerosen
npplielh'flrel and To
G. H. Hedenbert. Prop.
Jack «Dempsey, the new king of the
pugilintic world was crowned ycstcr'
That fact was made
known to Acme 500 odd fighting on
thusiasts who crowded Vt'ashinglon
street, by George Lindeburg, from the
elbows of The Sentinel.
o‘clock, the fans 7
round the front of the building and by}
the time the first. reports began to al- ’
rive, the handful of men and boys '
1had grown into an embzryo mod!”
business office and the editorial ’
rooms were crowded to a point or suf—l
‘t’ocalion with people anxiously “ailinri
fol the big news. and ever) time the
click click of the telelzlaplt instlumentl
started, Davenport.
bcsciged with an avalanche of
tions. as to what “
The telephone bells kept up a constant
ringing from those anxious to get the!
Due to a delay at the ring-
. the news at this end was slow
in coming over
Lindeburg and his
the patience of the crowd at normal.
by frequently announcing bulletins as
to conditions at the scene of battle.
day at! ernoon.
As early as ‘
to gather,
“THE RU BY”
Birthstone for July
The glowing ruby should adorn
"‘9 09"”‘01‘ “'38 Those who in warm July ‘
Then will they be exempt
From love's doubts and amn-
Our present stocks are n
to overflowing with belt
suggestions in
megaphone kept
ches. Ettrdmps.
5 Baby Pins. '
At about 5 o‘clock the first news of
the conflict began.to arrive.
an error it was reported that “’lllhrd
succumbed to the punishing attack or
Dempsey in the first round, and when
the announcement
throng on the street went wild, and
many of them thinking that it was all
over but the cheering,
Shortly after. however, word
came in that the previous statement
was erroneous and that. the bell had
saved Willard. When Mr Lindeburg
made the fact known to the gene”.
the Willard backers found new born
hope and here was much speculation
lathe street“ towhetherthe Big
Boy would come back in the next
round. The hope: of tho Willard
‘. Grasses. Rinsv.
let “Hatches,
Our present stocks are
to overflowing with
suggestions in
(AIR Buttons.
was made.
Charms. Cigarette (‘nu »
. Pockvl K11111-
and Signct
BRAND u
'imd Optical sate
Quality ls Higher
Than Price
South Not-walk, 001m.
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