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MILK,
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DIOR SMOKING
0N TROLLEY CAR

liani had boarded the carat '
er of Main and Wall street
on the rear platform with a
Tile con-
' utioned the man about smok-
e car, but the italian paid no!
to him ‘and: continued
_ blow” rings. When the car,
‘ :31 front of the Regent The;
the passengers to board it
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mill cautioned. the conduct-
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think that he had annoyed
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of the better kind. , Rayon wish the best in quality and work-
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The Paris Cloak and Suit House

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GROCERIES

You want the best the market affords.
You get it here at prices that please.

Very Best Creamerv Butter. Der lb. . . . . . . . . .. 60c

No, 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. Der lb. .......... 39c
Heinz Baked ans . . . ........ 3c. 18c and 30c can
)vValteYr Ilflétrt: grea‘l‘tffist Cocoa. dcon ......... 2]}:
.ew or a ‘ res super 02.... ..... u.
akerruned Rice or W'llm ......... 2 Dkizs. 2:-
aznoha or Clover Bran Milk. can .......... 18c
Very Best Grade Mixed ea. lb. ............ .. 43c
Del Monte S antsh Siyle Tomato Sauce. can ..... 9c
QhOIce Han Picked ea Beans. lb. . . . . . ....... 13c
l uban or Hotel Astor Coffee. oka‘. . . . . . . ...... 45c
Imported Roauefort Cheese. 1-4 lb. . . ......... 50c

——\VE DELIVER THE GOODS—

A.F.‘BECIi1IIdW& co. Inc.

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Schultze's Wednesday: Specials

STEAK COD .................................... 18¢ 1b.
STEAK BOSTON BLUE .................. . ......... 16o lb.
SMOKED SHOULDERS ........................... 29c lb.
MORRIS BACON ................................. 35c lb.
DIXIE BACON .................................. 38c lb.
CERTIFIED OR PREMIUM RAMS ................. 42.: lb.

Both markets close tomorrow at noon and every Wednes-
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United States License No. i7.903.
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The New York Butter &
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27 SO. Main St, 80.. Nor-walk.
Direct receivers of Butter,
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trucks called for us and. after a four-
hour ride. we pulled into Wirges ”It
in time to get dinner and get ready
to leave for the place where I'm writ-
ing this. We hiked out of Witte- at
2 oclock and hit the road for 15 kilo
meters. after which we put up our NIP
tents and got supper. We're still
here. a couple of fllometers from the

the treaty or refuse.

l‘ve no idea as to where we so from
banking on anything of the sort.
to write about.

Yours. with love to the bunch.
JOHN.

 

Sunday. June 8th. 1919.
Dear Mother: '

l'm dashing off a few lines to you
from Brohl. a little town near Ronni-
:en. on the other side of the river.
“’9 built the bridge today in 41 min-
.utcs. 8 2-5 seconds. which. i claim. is
some record. i didn't work on it my-
self. as l was sent to a shooting
match at Wehr. and was only able to
I get down to see the bridge built. I‘m
[now on my way back and. as it. was
necessary to wait here until 8 o'clock
.l‘br a train. several of us have' just
been swimming in the Rhine. It's
cold as the deuce. That's about all
’ for now. 1'“ write some more as soon
.as i get some dope. l‘ve been shoot-
'inz for several days now. but haven't
thee-n doing very well. Tomorrow we
start shooting for records. and 1'"
have to snap out of It and see if i
.cun‘t do something. Don't know if i
can mail this right away. but I'm
thinking of you all the time. and that
is the impdrtanl thing.

Yours. for the present. and always
I with love. JOHN.

 

 

 

hmr Mother:
l “1019 you a few lines Sunday to"-
flng how the lot Engineers had broken
all records by putting a bridge over
Ihs- Rhine in ii minutes. when the
.bcst previous record was 58 minutes.
'zmd the best (‘mrman time was 1 1-2
hours. When l was finishing that a
‘lad munrd Henry C. Johnson was
'waiting for me. As i told you. \vc had
«just been swimming in the Rhino, and
Vhe had given me a couplb of hundred
marks to put in my pocketbook. Which
i then gave to another lad to hold. and
“’35 waiting for me to give him his
com back. Wall, i wanted some film
and he was going up lawn to get.
>0mPlIIInK lo call. so i told him I‘d go
along with him. “'9". we "1"de up
town and i couldn't get any film. but
.“'*‘ localcd a place where-lie could buy
‘snan eggs. As my watchissid 25 min~
mus to 7 and the train didn’t leave
Iill 7:5". “'l'— had plcnty of time. so we
wmt ovvr and he got the eggs. He
got 18 for the two of us. and we were
getting them cooked when i looked at
my- watch again and it said 25 minutes
lo 7. so i began to look mound for a
(lock. i found one. all righl. and it
said 20 minutes to 8. but we stayed
and Kat the eggs. 18 of them. soft.
boiled. \Ve each had nine of them in
a blouse pocket and it was ll minutes
to 8 when we got them. which left us
4 minutes to make the. train. “’c
started out and as ‘ was lullcst and
in the lead. i saw the smoke of the
engine before we had gone half a
block. so i said hurry up. “nigger."
she's in the station. and we started to
min. but she was well started by that
time. However. on continued to run
toward her and :~t"'alllbl?d UD 8 Era-33y
bank to try and hop the train as it
[lassf‘d but lllc bank was so narrow
and s't-cp :vI could only stand and
wait lor the blamed thin; to 9388 “5.
but it “as coin: up hill. and when it
had passed we dashed after it and
swung own the rear end. “’9 were
both laughing so hard that tears ran
down our (hm—ks. but. about that time
i'nmiccd soniczhing dripping down
my leg. You gut-55w] it! That pocket-
ful of eggs had not profiled any h." the
mad running we had beeil doing. In
fact. it tool: me three stations to dig
all. the Illcss out of my pockfl and
"nigger“ “‘as almost as bad off.
Lunch? I laughed on rent cramps
:eml had to hold the side or the car to
stand up. But about this; time "nig-
ger" began to wonder what he had
done with his Iilie. Then he'recol-
lc. le‘l‘l. \\'hen we arrived at Bl‘ohl he
had left it at the station while'ho
strolled around town and; in the rush
for the train. he never, thought of it,
consequently he had to got off at the

I Tuesday. June 10th. 1919.
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line. waiting for the Dutchmen to sign ;
I men in the world.
here. but i wouldn't be surprised in
we started for home. although I‘m not. ; 3%“ of . Springfield ”PM“ who

That's all. till i get some more news ;

next station and waik'bock to‘ BXDIII.‘

All the rest of the‘ gang had had
caught the train all right'and 1 stay.
ed with them. i got preay well heat-
ed up walking out to , which we
reached in the damp. for the evil!!-
inx. i took my blous- fl and went-
out to wash the pockets”! now i‘ve
, genital): got a Muffin cum. I think
l'told you that l W
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Some of them - men

he have been expert rifle-Ion for 15
w 20 years and know every kink and

represent their regi-
ments and diviisons in the big A. E. 1".
match at Le Mans. and have been do-
ling nothing but shoot for months.
while i never saw a ride at the C. R.
0. However, Pin doing my best. and
.while it isn't good enough to startle
the World. I'm hoping and trying hard.
I got a couple of letlem today.
through the C. R. 0.. one from you
and one from Scib. You don't want to
worry about me going ofl anywhere
before i see y'dii all. and while 1 real-
ly think there may be good chances in

were selected to

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the Merchant Marine, i don't intend.

to go off half cocked and take any of

them before I get home for a couple;
Right now l’m en- ,

of weeks. anyway. _
joying myself. because if there is one
thing about the army 1 like. it Is the
shooting. The only trouble is there

are so many men shooting 62.5110.‘

that it is a long while between shots.
I fired 20 shots yesterday and 20 to-
day.
at an 8>inch bullseye at 300 yards. Out
of a possible 5.0 i made 39 and 10
shots at a :Mnch. bullscyc at.

Today We fired rapid fire. That lent.
200 yards. from a standing position.
.you either kneel or sit down on the
ground and fire 10 shots in one min-
ute. and at 300 yards. from standing
position. you lie down and fire 10
Shots in 1 minutes. 10 seconds. at a
target roughly the shape of a man ly—
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in: down. -a .
inches high. so you can figulq how w_-, -- " ‘fi- H... k” 7—1
last you have to aim and fire. 1 made I .m uliilv ”H. 11am “1” 1. . .m}
H. aI two hundred yards. and haven't I EPISCOP.AL CHURCH flunk 'duini: so. he “as r- .._ am mu:
received my score for the 300 yards* EVLARGIA‘I ‘VORK . None of [hp ”“1”".- v.n.j. 4‘ “va
3" ."PI- ‘ Ithat [l](‘)1\llf‘| (1qu l‘ \\.l\ u . "li-
ll! write some more soon. Tumor-i I”. condinon “ c... I... w“
row Ihcrc is a his war mancouver (Continued from Page One). idvath’uas mm.” ”mm...“
here. with gas. and flame thrOWers and ___.~ \ “l“ mm. “mm“ \ “ 7‘
artillely. and l ltope'to get a fcwcood ,, . . , .. \~ . . - . _ ) x. _ _. ." ‘ 1. \
closeups of bursting shells. a“ l gt‘willl luadquaxtus in . t“ \mk . :‘md T't‘:‘-'(:ai\.a‘:1.~u3:: nil
- . . . . ., , .. .- (‘f‘l"~.\'H_ II . _ --
neuu had any film “hili’ the a.” “as 0“ June ,6... a mpeung was held in - ml“...
“at. . . . 'TI‘lnity l‘arisll liousc. New Havvn. q
one ll!) loxc to Ihc “hole familyiconn called by me chairman ol‘ the ‘ W.
:2: SEE-finale home Just asYsoon as ”Diocesan Committee. Rev, John N. -
" ' S‘gfi‘x .liewis. D. D. Director of SI, , Johns‘ WHOLESALE
7_ _ m ‘ ' {church Waterbury. “ho has been up and
anointed by the Bishop of the Ilim‘css
ELKS GRAND ngGREAMERICANlSM as chairman of the Diocesan Commil- RETAIL
tee. Rev. A. (X Coburn of SI. Jamcs' . n,-
(‘llurch. Donbury. was clean-d sch-o CIGARS: CIGARS-11‘”
Several Thousand Ana“, the Opening tnry. The executive coIIImIIIcc is (ruin- PIPES and TOBACCO
Meeft posed of Mrs. E. (7. Achcson of Mid ‘.
, , "9' ‘ _ dlctown. Burton Mansfield m- Now. TARLOV BROQ
, ATl-A3‘T1CC‘T‘.JU‘F b-—Amel1can- Haven, Rev. El'ncsl Mici and (‘lIle‘lcs «-
ism was the keynote. last night at the A. Pensc of Hartford. touctlirr with .

‘ q s f 1 . . ~ the chairman and secretary. UP'tO'Da‘te Cigar Still!
opening sea. on. 0 no annual woman! 3
of the Grand lodge of Elks Several The secretary of the. committee has - Mghackemo BIOMK, 80. Non-

V ' . i I ever tarish forms for a
thousand members attended IllhinitinlI sent 0“ 0 y I ' Tel“ 1581

meeting. The executive sessions will
“start tomorrow. _.

Grand Exalted Ruler B. M. Campbell
of East St. Louis. in his annual ad
dress. rcvicwcd the war achievements
of the order and urged the delegates to
maintln a hizh standard of benevo-
lence during the reconstruction period.

"‘As We teach Anzcricanism let us
drive {mm our midst evory‘ element
opposed to it and every person who
does not give full and undivided al-‘
lejiance to our country." declared Mr.
Campbell. "in a government like ours
we have no place for men of divided
allegiance. “ Their ancestors may be
what-not, buI they must be Americans
and only Americans. “'e have no
place for the hyphenated nor the red
flag. no room for the anarchist. me I.
\K', \\'. nor the Bolshevist. and we
pledge our order to drive them from
our midst and leave in Amcrica only
Americans. wherever born. "‘I'c FRY?
cur institutions and will preserve our
tradition: and ideals."

CLEVELAND STRIKERS WIN.

-(‘LEVELA.\'D, July S.—Street car
service was resumed hone early today
for the first 'Ilme'slnce Sunday morn-
ing when 2.800 employee Ofthe Clove-
land ,Ra‘ilway company went on strike.

.The employee' demands for an in
crease in wages from t: cents an hour
the first three months or service. 46
cents the maniac mouths and 48

 

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Norwalk's loading Dry'Goods Store

Sumery Tm lor Women’s Wear
F ' Dainty Dresses of Many Designs

thingies- hosne or cottage will a wide choice of styles and materials. Prom 54; no
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VACATION TIME SPECIALS

In Ready-to-Wear Clothes for
- Men, Women. Boys and] Girls.

Have It Charged

All present charge purchases
will be carried by us until your
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fsecretary. “‘hcn these reports havcl
'bccen collected a survey of the condivl
lion of the dioccss will he made. Io-_
Relher with recommendations as Io'
special needs for strengthening and
enlarging the work in the diocrss
with Iecommcndaiions to thr Gonvrai
commiltce for their approval.

“THE RUBY”
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INVESTIGATION
OF ACCIDENT
AT ROTON POINT

(Continued from Page One)

Those who in warm July
born,

free
From love's doubts and ann-

GIFTS
Our present stocks are III

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bathing: and had just left her lIthiniz
house when the achdclII occurrf‘d.
She heard children screaming: and saw
the boy fall to the ground. Miss Rus- .
scll sit-nod that she knew of no otheri

facts . I.;I\:Ilivrs. Kcrk " I " . .
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The inquest Was then continued at {yam}hl‘f.‘"‘l“';.‘::i:‘"_u \ ..
the- Point.. Manager Neville Hayley «“5 Ho. . \ . . 1., ..
lt'ls. 1.:Idics (.uain. .

cxplaincd IIH‘ mechanism 'of thc coast»
cr and the rules govcrnlna Its opera-
tion. it appears that. the Children
were complimentary occupants. This,
Mr. Bayley said. was quite common.

”curls. l‘l‘tlr‘w's. IiillLK. .

in Watches. lCIc.

GIFTS

Our present stocks are

rides. Coroner Phelan oflcred a few . '- Ht

suggestions to Manager llaylcy in the to overflowmg \Mth

form of installing more safety appli- emanation! in

anccs. such as straps and so forth. lie I: ‘ , , .

aim warned Mr. Bayley that children Cuff Buttons. My. unn-
Clasps. I-‘Ub". V' *‘l

not accompanied should not be allow-
ed to ride the booster, and that when
childrenr’do so. he should send one of

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his attendants along with them_ ; and Slutwi mm...» ‘\-., .
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3 Engineer Scotleld, who opefittes the
coaster. expalined the mechanism of
111 de. as did Manager Bayley. The

er and medical examiner were
given a ride over the coaster and sev-
eral adapt! trainsfiwere sens 81301“,
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The Jewelry and Optic:

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