Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, July 14, 1919 · page 12

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Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes, sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. 34
per month. Machines
sold atsioper month.
PLUMBER.

‘rvpewanEn EXCHANGE.
m Fall-field Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.

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COAL
Wood 81 Grain

Devine‘ Bros.

' Seaview Ave. and First St.
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THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
4.2 Water St. /

Phone 121w. So. Norwalk, Ct.

Magneto Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Parts
Soeo Gasoline and Kerosene
Auto applies, Tires and Tubes

G. H. Hedenberr. Prop.

 

 

 

 

YES, 'YW’RE RIGHT

Manufacturers equip
27 their'cars with Prest-O-
.Lite Batteries.
We have one to fit your car.
NORWALK STORAGE
BATTERY YCO.
72 No. Main St.
South N orwalk.
Phone

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. “Get acquainted”

The New York Butter &
- ' ' E22 Market

27 So. Main St. 80. Norwalk.

Direct receivers of Butter,
Tea, Cofl‘ee and Cheese
sly, flesh every day.

Qm.ck auto service assures

ion prompt service.
. Tel. 472..

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floating, Buttons Covered
notations and Furs Remodeled

NuBone Corsets Made to
Measure

Tuttle Shop
22. Main St. 80. NorwalkI.
' Tel 389. ’

 

 

 

Ali-Craft Rooting

"bepetonrightcvertheoldshingles. Callandexamineit
onOUBrocdr' in

\W‘. mum
mustangs-twenties”... ‘
lama-fineness“

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The Hatch & Bailey Co.

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llol" Weather Dresses IorWenend Misses
mThe handsomest commonandthelargest assessment in
remap my IODIBATILY

SPECIAL SHOWING 01' ms: TUB SKIRTS

ofthebetterkind. Ifyouwish the bestin and work.
manship thenvisit the Parlsshop.

The Paris Cloak and Suit House

33 SOUTH IAIN IT. SOUTH HOIWALH.

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BOSCH SERVICE STATION

NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
, STROHBERG CABBURETOBS

CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS

WELDING AND BBAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage

 

PHONE 1860 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 81" 30. NORWALK.

 

 

 

 

 

 

AUTOMOBILE
TIRES TUBES
ACCESSORIES

Prices Reasonable.

A. MODNE

72 North Main Street So. Nprwalk

 

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Schultze’s Tu‘esday Specials’f

STEAK COD .................................... 20c lb.
PIEL' S XOVAB
The Cereal Beverage That Pleases Everybody
2 bottles 25c
Ask Our Price by the Case
ALL KINDS OF PICNIC AND SALAD SPECIALTIES

 

Schnltze’ s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17 903.

NORWALK. SOUTH NORWALK.

 

 

 

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tee in the wrecks o!
thavebeen lying” on the ocean and
Sound bottom lbr my yous."
Intel-gating; rel-
t. Lake is prod
,ding around in the mud or the Sound
bottom at spots where wreckage of
ships was discovered shows that some
of the vessels were lost at annex-lad
prior to the Civil War.

“Coins worn thin by the cur-1159175“
actipn of the salt water were pumped
up," said Capt. Lake, "and the latest
date on any of them was 1852. This
would show that the wrecked ships
had been i g at the Sound bouom
{or more than half a centuiy.

"Old wooden shoes of a pattern
which leads us to believe they were
made by hand titty or more years ago
were also recovered from one or the
wrecks." -

Lying just on the anchorage oi the
Pootstuch Yacht Club. in the Hausa-
1onlc River Strstford. is the first of
the salvage ships built by the Lake
Engineering Company to recover car-
goes from ships which have been sunk
during the war by German » submm
rines or which have gone down to the

 

 

give all the Sum Cutouts.
Ventilator woven iiithe top

airandthepatented
enables

TheSelf- Device

lsstnnnyyesrs.
Hangingl’erchShadee.

Ventilating ’Porch Shades

VUDORSelf-Hana'inaDevice
youtohsngsshsde inthemflphceinfivemw of the twenty or more 11.1..
ntesitrequh'edtophoeadnde in position inthe old waywlth screws.

re-hsngitageininihe Spring in tires minutes—thus keeping it clean and doubling its late
VUDORPcreh Mes cometanfhpes‘nanent, pies-gin;r colors and in all sizes, and w:

Call is our Upholstery Department and let us show you the new VUDOR Ventilating Sci-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

VUDOR ~

nepstentedweaveprotectsyoufmtbsun. Thepale'lmd
of the shade itself automatically clears the porch of impure 1.1.

enables you to take the shale down lathe Pall, if you desire, Ami

 

bottom in atoms.

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First Complete Apparatus.

 

 

 

"This is the first complete apparat-
us built by 031' company " said C"‘- l is evident. " he said. "that Connecticut
UK? “We have "‘1' ‘0’ ‘1an is becoming more sell-supporting in
similar apparatus assembled in Eng-l ”,9 dairy and hm industry"
land now with which we expect With- figures completed in m, depaltmnnt
in '1 Y9“? ‘0 M recovering valuable showed that subtle 4,862 cattle were
“T8093 from ships WhICh were low“ imported in 1917 for dairy and breed-
doed or sunk by mines in the English “18 purposes there were only 3551
channel. The auction “”91 one 0‘ ““9 last year. The number of horses and
most ”909953” 90"“ 0f the equip- mules imported was 4.936 in 1917.
ment. ha been completh "“1 ‘3 “0" compared with 5. 472 in 1918. and the
in England ,and 3' soon 33 “'9 “'9 number of cattle imported for sinusoi-
finished our experiments in 1110 Sound 9,. in 1917 w“ 3. 571. as again“ 9 913
we will go ahead with our work on last )93?
the other side at the pater. It is also As far as can be determinpd by
probable that during the coming win- census figures now available.
ter we Will cany on our work Ill-”‘9 one in every ten people of Cannot-1i-
Mississippi Rives." cut is authorized to operate motot‘

The apparatus which Capt. L3“? vehicles on the state highways. 1‘11
and his associates have perfected in .0 Saturday about 101350 roman,”
Streit‘ord is ihe'culmlnniion of 17 had rewivpd Opel-mm“; new"...
years‘ experimental work. interrupted
for a time by the development of the
Lake submarine boat which was so
extensively used In tho war just clos-
ed. Signing of peace has enabled
Capt. Lake to recline his work with
his ssh aging apparatus.

Diving causes.- Used.

The main salvaging apparatus be
in: used in the llousatonic River and
Long Island Sound‘s! present consists
of a diving chambcr at the end of a
long tube which can be lowered in
two minutes 111 be operated upon. The
tube is connetud with a twin-hull d
boat on the surlacc on which is In»
sl‘hlled most or the machinery uscl in
the salvage w.oik Coal and "her

 

DANBURY JUNIOR NATIONAL
GUARDS AT COMPO COVE
Th0 Junior National Guards of Dan-
bury have pitched their tents at Com-
po Cove for a lit-.cday camp. The
company consisting of ‘liflyone boys
heiwwn the ages of 12 and is years.
under the command of Col. J. Moss
iron and three other officers.
‘Notwiihslandimz the pirict disci—
plinc under which the lions are held
lhcy find time betwen the drills and
other military duties, to enjoy the 011‘

 

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L. EFFRON
339m St. East Nor-walk.
Tel. 44.
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5 9c--- BUTTER-sass 90
Fine Creamery Butter-«The kind to expect when

you buy here.
Warranted E228. Der dozen.

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......... :55c

No. 1 Royal Plantation Colfeé. lb. . . . ........ 390
Got Medal or Jones’ Flour. baa /. . . . . . . . . $1.80
Leilde'rkranzC heesebplelrpk z.~.................25c
CloverorMaznolia llk.can.................18c
Evaporated Milk. tallucan ...... . . . . . .. ...... 14c
Evaporated Milk. small cans. . . . . .. ..... 2 for 13¢
Campbell’s Saunas: nds. can ............... 10c
Heinz DSnagi etti. Italian Style. can .......... 4c
fillinyzrllcih Ja leanwsreiie_ ...... bottl' . . . . 3 cans for 3;:
nos 11 r,11er e ..... . .......
Fancy Whole Grain Rice. lb. . . . . . . . . ........ 14c

Watch for opening of White House Breadery.

1.113513111111111 & (39.. he.

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1 said Capt.

‘nn hour with our Finch pipes."

frnwEii ilCRSES;

.and i'—arm tractors.

‘tor vehicles had appeifi‘ed. was ae-

1 ll!’ ca so

number of horses in the state tOdBY.

ago. and
”mastered :1 \car ago.
cli no in horses “is greater
past the )Pars than previously.
av wage number annually displaced
since 1998 is about 1. 600.
mibed 10 the incl that all ulo 11th de
\ “‘95
10 take the place of horses. but the
belief “as expressed in the once of
the commisioner of domestic animus
that. the equine p0
reached its minimum.
ry. with 13 .035 leads in the number or
, horses us 11‘! having. twice the number
or some counties pad four times the
(number. 3024. in waste»: county
There are 10 .684 in. New Haven coun-
ty. 5.8" 9 in New Haven. 3529 In Tel;
land 9993 in Fair-field. 8854 In Laws? ders
sea: and 4 .72

material is pumped up thmuzb he collem bathing which the camp 11f-
tubes, power tor the suction pumps lords. .
ibcing provided by two 75 h. p 1110< Rr-liaious scnices were conducted

tors. which can be opcraicd by plum-
lcne or koroscnc.

Active operations on sunken coal
cargoes in Long Island Sound is “-1111-
imr upon the arrival of a l.’10~i‘nu' lube
to be installed in place of fl1c cl‘(‘l""l‘
tube now being used. '

“When our longer tubes arrivn."
Lake, "we expect to r—cov-
911.100 ions of coal per hour with our
ten-inch suction plpe‘s. and .100 tons

yesterday at the camp by the Rev.
r011 Coburn of St. James church.‘l')an-
bury. and vocal solos were rendered
by Mrs. F. Irving Smith of South Nor-
walk.
The difliculu oi‘ an ample supply of
fresh water for the camp was soon
overcome by The Compo Cme Paxk
Association generouslx allou 111g its ar-
-1ssian well 10 be lapped which sup
plied “‘11191 in the camp kitchen

C ARS INCREASE --——-

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in. 11111111511 co.

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The Leading 0nIfiiIers Io Men, Women.
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Are You Going on Your
VacaliOn?

Before going, come and replenish your muni-

. :’ a
.robe. Qur easy payment system will help you. .lu»?
now we are reducing prices on all Spring Wcaril :

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Apparel.

Open 11 Charge Account

“’1: relieve you of the burdensome task in p11 -

 

ing spot cash for your purchases.

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“THE RUBY"
Birthstone for Juli

The glowing ruby should ad
Those who in wannJuly

Joseph Muix‘ihill, of Now llavcn. rm-
merit of thisu'u. who 1‘0icntl1 1r‘luin !
ed from Toledo. “hon ho “as om ml
the “momma at the \\ ll 111dl)91np~0\
fight is spending a tow dent: in this
cih eiih friends. H0 is i. sing to 9.1 1
range a fight 11111110911 i“ 111mm and
Jack Krebs to take place in BxidgcporIt
on Labor Day

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Then will they be exempt 1|
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necticui last war than in the pie1i-
indicating to him that the

drop in horse population represented KI HS, 3 I A]
Dl'tat'lltally the elimination of driving

hors:s,v1ilh only slight changes in the Flush the Kidneys at once when Back
mu» «1 or draft and farm horses due hurts a BI dd both
to the inlroi mot ~ 2 N5- 0"!-

( ucllon 0‘ or tractors .\0 man or “01111111 who eats meal roe.

Mules are classi-
fied with 1101 tei‘ throughout. ularlv can make a mistake b} flushing
The “0“!“3 I‘OPl-lllll’lli' 0f the 1111- the kidneys occasionally. says a well-
‘omoml‘p “m“ the beginning or ‘he known authority. Meat forms uric acid
slated 1191:1111: when less than one-
twelfth mo mesa“ number 0‘ mo» which clogs the kidney ‘pores so they
slugmshly filter or strain only part of
the waste and poisons from the blood.
then you get siclr. Nearly all rheuman
tism. headaches li191 trouble perilous-I
ness. constipation dizziness sleepless.
noes. bladdvr (‘igoxders come i‘1om slush,
gisli kidnevs. , 3
The mom-1:1 \‘011 feel a dull ache in:
the kidneys or your back hurts, or ii“.
ihc' urine is cloudy. of,tensive.-tull of
sediment. irzigular of'hassauc or nt-l
1:11de by :1 sensaion or} scalding. zet'
stout four ounces of lad Salts from!
an" reliable pharmacy ant take a
tablespoonful in glass of water before
,t'n'caktast for a few days and your kid-

 

Companit‘d b} an increase in the av-
PWRGd H~S9Sscd value of a horse
hum $59 to $77

“'ith last \eurs figures inserted In
01‘ thiee small towns yet
to ‘19 hemd i'vom,1l1e approximate

 

recorded {01 taxation puipoeee. is“ 59.-
737. This is exactly 16, 042 lesLthan
sthn in the same books ten yoms
3. 740 less than the horses
“'11“ the de»
or the
the

This is as- I

:11 c constantly he invented

SPECIALSFOR
THE WEEK

GRAHAM FLOUR-—

9 From love '3 doubts and arr-1111:;
GIFTS

(lur pl'v‘sf‘lll stocks me filled 1.
ovcrfloWlng with hclpl‘ul suprem-

ions. .
Lavaliers, Neck Chains,
Brommes, Eardrops, Loch-

ets, Baby Pins, Rosaries.

 

 
 
 
 

5 lb. bag 310 Braceleta,H Ladies’ causal
’ RED. BEA 8—— Chains, carts, rossc
HBBY S 1:3 cans 250 Rings, Bracelets,, Watch:

Etc.

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WARD '8 BREAD——

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150 loaf cut to ..... '. . . . 13c ‘ IFTS
LIBBY'S 0011.111an I 0“,. ”n.3,," Gm... a... fi... .,
rioting 116115111 13° 3 '
ions.
soar .......... 6 bars 250 l our Buttons, stickpm, ,T‘
PURE GIDER VINEGAR—- Clasps, Fobs. Vest Chan:
A gallon . . ~.~ ............ 50c ‘ Charms, Cigarette Cali!

Cigar Cutters, Pool»

Knives, Stone and Sigh
Rings, Watches, Clocks:

Alarm Clocks. Etc.

BRAND’S
The Jewelry and Optical E
; Where Quality Is Big.» ,
i . Than Price

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A.sTULL

24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk

 

 

nevs will that act fine. This‘iamouel

salts is made. from the acid of grape-s
latlon had nearly

South Norwalk. Ccm

 

 

 

 

and lemon juice. combined with lithla .
and has been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate'
then to activity. also to neutralize the
acids in urine so it no longer causes
irritation, thus ending bladder disor-

Hartford coon.

1 in Vindhaxn “Lies .

 

 

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WHOLESALE I ._.
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noun. 1 run 0.111111 01‘ 111113 I . ,

‘ Spraying, pruning, beltinil
cry

from Removed
Order. for fruit tree sprai'

 
 
 

 

 

. Jed Salts is inexpensiye“ and cannot
113m: snakes a Idellgatesi- sin-meat

 
 

 

 

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