makes, sold.
PLunsEn.
rveswnrrsn EXCHANGE,
REEUILT TYPEWRITERS.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
_ rented.
repaired. Rentals. 34
per month. Machines
sold staiOper month.
.9 Patrick! Ave. Bridgeport, Coon.
Device Bros.
,. Seaview Ave. and First St.
TEL..53
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AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
Phone 1215-5.
lapeto Parts,
Generator Brushes
and Greases
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
THE HARDWARE &
. Norwalk, 0t.
tarter and
Stewart Speedometer Parts
loosely. Gasoline and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
27 Manufacturers
Lite Batteries.
Wehave one to fit your car.
.. NORWALK STORAGE
BATTERY CO.
72 No. Main St.
South Norwalk.
Phone
6-2.
YOU’RE RlGllT
equip
their cars with Prest~0-
“Get fiquainted"
E22 Market
The New’ York Butte: &
' 8o. Main St, So. Norw'alk.
y, fresh every day. '
‘1 receivers of Butter,
.- Tea, Cofi‘ee and Cheese
"- . auto service assures
Tprompt service.
‘ Tel. 472.
muting, Buttons Covered
* L-ilrnsur‘cmss '.
., . - {us and Pins Remodeled
‘Nqune Corsets Made to
' Measure.
1; insides,
Tel; 389.
So. News-lg.
fand'ttorw
1.. EFRRON ~
st.
' ,Tel 44.
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Firstsandl
'East Norwalk.‘
"'ertisemeni‘. in thelwihou is as long as I can get lt.'_’ ll
~53 host, rfstlts obtam- .relieyes hay fever, asthma. coughs _
firehmg Sentinel :rlcolds, croup and bran W
LM.l
-, MmtmmMysodinMMm
bepotonrizhtovertheoldshinghe Dellandaid»it
fellow. , . an
”in“ mm
Hummus-om
“mandates-rinse. ‘
thtwinareotiost? murmur?!“ r
you'llgetthemnm 4..
The Hatch 8. Bailey Co.
9
i.
- t
list Weathat Breasts for Women: inflates
Thehandsomest collectionandthelsu'efl assortment in
town.
. . -.. PRICED VERY KQDEELTELY
SPECIAL SHOWING 01' WHITE manta
ofthebetterkind. Ifyoowishthebes‘tin unityandwork-
manshipthen'visitthel’arlsshop. q
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH m IT. IOUTE NORWA-LE. '
BOSCH ‘ SERVICE ' STATION
NORWALK AND_ GOODYEAR CORD ms
STROHBERG OAEBUEETORS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
‘Vaast Bras. Gas-age
PHONE 13w and-2011. 12 CHESTNUT at. so. NOliWALK.
1
wane Hansen
3m
muses-hie into
maimed by the Asiatic“! 128°?
We“ in their work on the
treaty with m-
lt was said that the resolution. 0!
Republican
1'0“..me
quests tlie preiidentto submit drafts
of all proposals for a We of
scripts of formal proceedinas at the
peace conforenee. ‘ .
‘ RECEPTION FOR
PRINCE OF WALES
overseas veteralis will march in the
parade to the armory. where an offi-
cial reception will be held. After re-
viewing the troops, the prince will
make a formal preeentation of the col-
ors to the 26th Battalion.
The prince will also be asked to un-
veil a tablet to the returned soldiers‘
at the post office, one in- the general
Sinners. who was lost on the torpe-
doed steamer Llandovery Castle. and
- another to Captain Duval. of the Medi-
cal Corps. killed in action. After leav
ing St. John. the royal party will trsv.
el to Halifax.
After completing his visit to Cana-
da. the prince willvgo to the United
States as the guest‘of the American
Government.
ELECTRIC—“RAILWAYS
61¢-.. BUTTER-«61c
Fine Creamery Butter--The kind to expect when
you buy here.
Warranted E228. per dozen ................ 35c
No. 1 Royal Plantation Coffee. lb. ............. 39c
Gold Mleda or Jones’ Flour. bag. ...... . ..... $1.80
LeiderkranzC h.eese .Dper pk s. ....... . ......... 25c
Clover or Maanolia ilk. can . . . . . . . . . . ...... 18c
Evaporated Milk. tall can .. ....... . ..........
Evaporated 1k. small cans ..... t . . ..... 2 for 13¢
s Campbell’s Soups. all kinds. can ............... 10c
Heinz Spazhetti. Italian Style. can ............ 14c
31d Dudtplj Claws» ...... b it] ..... 3 cans for 25c
unya I ones a 1'. per 0 e ............. 45c
Fancy Whole Grain Rice. lb. ........ . . . . . . . 14c
Watch for opening of White House Breadery.
A. r. BECKMANN & co. inc.
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405
_—
_-‘
Schultze’ 8 Wednesday Specials
BRISKET CORNED BEEF ......................... 16c lb.
PLATE COBNED BEEP ................... . . . . . . . 20c lb.
ROUND OLAMS .................................. 15c qt.
SUMMER SCHEDULE or BUSINESS nouns
Both markets open at 7 a. m.. close at 6p. to.
Saturday nights 9 o’clock sharp.
Closed Wednesdays at noon.
Schulize’s' Sanitary Markets . .
United States License No. 17.903.
SOU'I'E NORWALE.
JORWALE.
NEED MORE MONEY
(Continua: lr-n' Par» Opel.
“it is no longer a qucstion of what
returnahail be allowed to the owners
.of the railways," Mr. Pardon said. "it,
is a question as to what service. if
any. shall be rendered to the public."
Asserting it was not the purposc of
the railways' representatives "to make
a case" before the commission. Mr.
floats in the situation in the hope a
to the public. employee and owners
alike interested as they all were in
nnftlnialn In; good service at rasonable
cost
; Going to the complete system of
control and regulation over us by the
public authorities, which \both pro-
scribe our service and control our
rates. we are unable to readjust our-
selves to changing conditions as every
adjusting itself." he said.
KELLYS 'PASSING REGRETTED
The releasc or OutfiEIder and Utility
infielder Eddie Kelley, which occurred
in Springfield Saturday. is chiming cun-
I-idcrablc comment among the fans. it
tendency to blame the management for
gettinz rid of a valuable man just at
the time he is really needed.
Manager Grimes has given as his
reason for getting rid of Kelly thflt
the latter was disloyal to the team-
that ho was a Worcester rooter. How-
ever, if disloyalty consists in battlnl
about .285 and “Filling close to per-
fect. pinyin: the outfield when called
upon and playinz the infield in a time
of need. then the Americans might do
well with a few more of the same var-
iety of. disloyai ones.
' Outficldcrs who can clout close to
r
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CANNING COMPOUNDS !
I; HARMFUL TO HEALTH!.
:(Ii‘oper methods of cannirg are follow-
The Federal Food and Drugs Act
Housewives Warned Against the Use , piohibits the use of harmful preserv-
‘ of These Trade Substances and lativeB‘ in foods which come within .its
'. Preserving PoWdors. _ .jurisdiction. The food laws of nearly
i “ASHINCTON D C July 14- every State- in the Union forbid the
Canning compounds sold under vori- i sale within itire state of sfoods’ “which
one trade names for use in home can— ’ have been preserved with harmfulsub-
thing are often. harmful to health and stances. Although neither the Feden
f should never be used by housewiv cs, 81 or State laws apply to foods canned
say the specialists of the Bureau oflin the home and .consumed there, it
yChemistry United States Department' would seem that the housewife would
,of Agriculture These preparations. not knowingly use. in the foods she
:which are usually in powdered form. preserves for her family, substances
{ and contain ’salicylic sold or bonic that are prohibited by law in foods for
‘,acid are unnecessary since fruits and' sale because the substances are in-
:vegetables can be kept for long peri-i jurious to health...“ -
ads in perfect condition without any. ”Eli
1chemical preservatives whatever if‘ The Department of culture h“
M
-—- ~~ rectlogs fair the gunning gm prfiaherv'
0 ta 1: ve to es w
THE 1 531’ THAT TELLS at: mflprefemngemd". o.- 3::
There is only one real test for ainlng compounds. These bulletins ma}
cough re nedv and that Is use, S. M. be obtained without cost upon appli-
Oliver, Box 192
S. C.. writes: “Foley" s Honey and Ta. ,ture, Washington, D C. -
is just fine. I keep it all. the time III-{W
lmay family and do not expect in be m cm 0? m
\
issued bulletins that give specific din
R. F D 5 Greensboro écation to the Department of Agricola:
the .300 mark don‘t grow on trees—4t
least not this season. for Msnsser
Grimes hasn't one doing duty now who
even appmdcl. es the mark. Baker.
who was shifted to right field sunday.
is nearest but he can hardly be term-
ed an outfielder this season.
SERVICE Burrows ARRIVE.
Sergeant G. W. Parks of the local
reuniting station this morning receiv-
ed a consignment of 100 Brena Victory
Buttons to be'awsrded to enlisted men
who served their country during the
recent world war. Man who Entered
the service through the draft channels
are not eligible for these buttons. those
desiring to secure one are moaned
to present their original discharge pa-
pars. which will be held for a day or
two and returned with the converted
emblem of eflicient service in the
gmt conflict.
Sergeant Parks' records shows that
those applying for enlistment yells!"
day afternoon were: Henry Richard.
-' colored. selected: I” Wright. no;
Spraying. mos. W! M‘ euro ;
welsh ..
documents!
nations a; welL as stenomphlc "‘3' .
* $5.00 $5.50
Values at
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hospital dedicated to Nursing Sister}
At the meeting of the directors of
assortment in many-attractive models of Voile and
WMamdecholceofeolorseoddesigm
$6.50
lipase! Sde‘ of Summer Silk Waists
in my artistic sniper! effects and is plain pink Big
in; man’s undue-s to Men. Women.
’ . Boys and Girls
$2. 25
the Day Nursery. held with Mrs.
‘Christian Swarta. on Monday after-
noon. many matters of business were
decided.
Annual dues were received from]
' several members.
;cream and cake electric
:Psrdee said they appeared to give the _
‘solution might be found satisfactory,
other industry. not so hampered, is re»
ment.
is generally rezreited and there is a.
l
the danzcrous decay-germs with OXY- 51b. bl; 31¢
GEN. OXYGEN is a benefldsl gas or: LIBBY’S RED BEANS-—
vapor andpenetrates where the tooth: 3 Chill 25C
brush falls. 3 WARD'S BREAD——
OX‘YGENJS Nature's lifexivlng sub-i 15c loaf cut to ......... 13c
stance: without oxygen in the air we’ mBY‘E CON. m— A
would die. McK a n Calox Tooth POW- can ................. 130
der contains quantities of real oxyacn.; F ' LAUNDRY
' but it is ”chcmlcally iihprlsoned.‘ in .80“ ....... ' fibers 25c
contact with the mouth-fluids this oxy- Pm CIDER mu—
cen is rcsdilv released. penetrates into A gallon. ............. 50c
. walk. »
Gifts were received from the follow-
ing friends: Mr. McMullen. milk.
eggs. \egetables meat; M. Everly.l
Westport. \egetsbles; a friend. iceI
fuses and‘
bubble blowers; young men of East
Norwaik. twelve-pound box of candy;i
Mrs F. Ella. books and toys; Mrs.‘
boo Davis. toys and shoes; A. D. Mor- .
gun mop and brush; W. B. Unholta.
meat: friend. six pillow cases. one box
of washing powder; Mrs. Chamblis,
potatoes. .
The needs of the Nursery are chil-
drens chairs. chair seats, rope and
swing. potatoes and vegetables.
NORWALK REALTY s
PLANS PROGRESS.
Ifiominued From Page One)
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Apparel.
Are Youfio‘ing on Your
Vacation?
Before going, come and replenish yum “ani-
robe. 'Our easy payment system will help )0".
now we are reducing prices on all Spring \Voarim
JIM
Open a Charge Account
We relieve yosrof. thehurdensomo task in pun
ing spot cash for ywr purchases.
Alto: discussing mam important i ‘—
“Him" ddlonrnmem was taken until TWO RECOVERlNG FROM
this 9\ cning when it is probable mm;
dPflnite action will be taken in regal-(1' BRIDGEPORT. Juh 1:" - Adolph
m the nwmd of contracts. This is Krousc of Neonrk. N. .l.. is l‘t‘pi’lllt‘il
(ontinaent on setting in touch with as much improved at the Br‘idgcpmt’
”'9 “WWW-l l-POIze l-‘ Shepard n! hoa‘iisl. and Pvn Bitten m Noruaik.’
Heston. “ho...
such he'd“? apprcxnl following a collision between two at:
‘ "’—_‘—'—-—- tomoblies which occurred at William
—-'l"'v a Sentinel Want Advertise. street and Barnum nx-enuc. about
eight o'clock last night
on ablasion of the left knee. a Incor-
ation of the left kncc.
of the leg and a sprained back; while
Miss Effren has I: nuinbcr of cuts and
bruises.
oscavcssms. Now
I-oassso" sv oxvch
The “at", °' modern ”5"“:9 Hoffman. of No. 194 Arctic
Kruliski. of No.
Hoffman was go-
Samuel
street. and Joseph
578 Hallett street.
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You lmvc found that teeth will doc-n-
Nans haw» Mtl with is almost fully rccoxcicd at he: homc.’
Krouse ha 5 g
:l laceration ;
f only i‘ortysrvcn ..-.
The automobiles were driven by
and will get yt'liow in spite of the 001).; int! cast ond Berkshire avenue when.
smnt use of ordinaIy dentifxices ' l1“ pillow?“ Cluhleidlinto tho ion;i 0i
_ _ _ mm :8 cs: WlCl was irtuc n
The ”“0" '9' plain. “0 di‘nunlfi‘ ‘3 north on “infant Biro?! The lutn'Iz
sure to reach every hiding place of ‘he
gum which remain untouchd even after
your teeth.
There are clerical bet ween your
teeth and under the thin edze of the!
l(rum which rmain untouched evcn aft-a:
a rigorous brushing. !
There is one wax to be sure~and hunl
dreds of thousands here already dis-
covered it and that one way is to‘ '235 '
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SPECIALS FOR
THE WEEK
i
3 exam nous—
the crevices‘and hiding places of the
mouth and quietly gasses the germs in
to 'harmlessness, i
Mob: 3:. R‘Calox tastes better than
any dentiftice you3 ever tried—no
“druzgp'” flavor. Being a powder
"fakes hold"-in a pleasing way. Try it
for ten days and watch four teeth
whiten. Twice a year at your dentist’s
and twice a (hymns Met: a R Calm}
A. STULL
24 Cottage 'Straet»
East Norwallt
it
i
‘ parts of 'lhv (‘0:erH
;.Which was signwl
—_
spells safety,~Cliffbrd Pharmacv So.
\orwalk Dexine 8: Hatdwlck, Nor-
. ..
M...
.. ML- L......4...--_ _._...s._.‘.
; mcmus ifltlliil‘iv*.\
lililv' ll 1'
machinc “ as
lNJURlES IN AUTO CRASH ' :idcuall: from Iln «.- «
sion. plnninL >1 \. :..I ..: ' '
drmcath. Unix igz.
Miss Efl‘rcn “as 1:: ~
was jallrf‘tl maul ~‘ . '
rival.
KNOCKOUT IN THIRD
SAYS B; 1 ‘HL-
\mi :“-'
Ii . 1‘ \If‘m ..
The Arm).
of Boxing (‘ontml
men! issued last m. in .v r:-
rcnt period had (Lil-H4; I.
soy-\Villnrd bout uh r. \\
onds tossed a lnuvl m'v ' ‘
token of drum '1". . . . ..
cidod that the how .m ‘-1 Wm .
4 CDde in lhl‘ ilwnl mix-
cisions wot-v mud. ~
i444 \-:' ‘Hn
l. i‘l‘ i
sccwtary oi tin: lum'vi
0.2. “‘
“THE Rl lid
Birthstonc for lull.
The Elowmg ruby: "1‘. Mid:
nose who in wmm July
In
\\\.
free
q From love’s doubts ;....l
GIFTS
0‘“ lmwm \m. 1.
“Vclflowinr uilh
ions. ..
Lavaliers. Nov]: (‘15::
3W8, Eflldllil'rr. lot:
m. Baby Pins r
Bracelets, Lndws Gll'l
. chains Hearts. 2. {fist
film, Bracelets. «an: -
‘Etc. .
"- ‘mrrs
Our mcscm x. ml.
overflowing will 1 ' “
Jone. L
and Buttons,
Clasps, Fobsi.‘
Charms, Clglrc‘w
Cutters ‘
um. Stone and 52W“
Watches. (717453“
Glucks EiC-
BRANDS
t “131'
and 0P ighfl
,4...
lw
in.
‘1‘. Ch 'Un
035.5.
(if.
(~11:
.3‘
microns "1““
"i:i
73. Hr. .1
Then will they be (”“1”
w ”ml!"
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