Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 16, 1919 · page 12

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PLUMBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.

 
 
 

- DEDUILT TYPEWRITERS.

 

Smith. Uudcriood.
Remington. all other:
snakes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals. 84

sold at $10 per month.

is tau-sen Ave. Bridgeport. Conn.

Mom DryGoods Store

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mean my mom:
mmm or min-firs

ornamentation magnesium-1mm
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The Paris Cloak and Suit House

as scorn m or. soul's liq!!!“-

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BOSCH SERVICE STATION

110me AND 000nt com mas
Emmi} OABBUBBTORS

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Devine Bros.

. Beaview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 53
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WHITE TRUCKS
WING AND sumo

Vaast Bros. Garage

PHONE .1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T, 30. NORWALK.

 

 

6lc---BUTTER---f6lc

 

 

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Fine Creamerv Butter-The kind to expect when
you buy here.

 

 

TfiE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY C0.
. 42 Water St.
film 1215.5; So. Norwalk, 0t.
.Iagn‘ eto Parts, Starter and
‘ Generator Brushes

Oils and Greases

" Stewart Speedometer Parts

'looony Gasoline and Kerosene
.Auto Supplies, Tires and Tub.

G; H. Hedenberz. Prop.

 

 

Warranted E228. Der dozen

, .................. one
No. l “Haggai Plantation Cotf . lb. .......... . . . 39c
at or CJones’ Flour. hair ............. $1.80
Leid dkraer lfiCh ................. 25c
Clover or woliaui ilk.” can . ........... . 18c
Evaporated ilk. lcan .................... 14c
Evaporated Milk. ilk.small cans ........... 2 for 13¢
Campbe S’sll Soups. all kinds. can ....... . .......
f gledinz Spa%hetti. Italian Style. can . . .3 ..... in ;§
leanser ................ cans or
Hunyadi Janos Water. per bottle

FancyWholeGrain Ricer. .....:..«:::'.::::'.'.'. 14c
Watch for opening of White House Breadery.

 

 

 

 

 

 

:YES, YllU’RE RIGHT
. Manufacturers equip
2 their cars with Prest-O-
'. .. Lite Batteries.
We have one to fit your ear.
NORWALK STORAGE
BATTERY CO.

72 No. Main St.
South Norwalk.

.4. r. BECKMANN a co, Inc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

; 83 and 95 Washington St. Phone 1405
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3 Sch ultze 8 Thursday SpeCIals

g' BROOKFIBLD STRICTLY FRESH EGGS .‘ ........ 62c dos.

’ BROOKFIELD BEST BUTTER.......... ........ .62clb

; BRISKET GORNED BEEF. ....... . ........... . . . 161: lb

" PLATE GORNBD BEEF . . ................. - ....... zoo-lb

 

IMPORTANT NOTICE

 

 

 

 

" 13m 312., So. Norwalk.

: receivers of Butter,
fl‘e‘a, Gofiee and Cheese
ely, fresh every day.

f'auto servwe‘ assures

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Both markets will close at noon on Wednesdays until
further notice. Open other week days at 7 a. m., close at 6
p. m., except Saturday nights whenwe close atso’eloek sharp.

 

Schultze’ 3 Sanitary Markets

United States Eicense No. 17.903 - '
80m NORWALK.

 

 
 
 
 

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“Sfihmalflmfises

SM M411 a Variety oi Models and
Color Cembiuatious

Bathing Gaps in many
novel designs. Bathing Shoes, Bathing Stockings,
Bathing Tights.

mme-P'éce Bathing Suits
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dent. was reported as being anxious to
talkto'allmembersoitheSenate, Re-
publicane as well as Democrats and
to answer any queettoue- they might
desire to ask.

It also was indicated that as the
President had placed him-ell at the
disposal or the Foreign Relations com-
mittee, he would not begin his tour 0'». "
the country until the hommlttee hall

had a reasonable time in which to tie-3
clde whether it wished to writer with?

him. A number or Demoanlc sena-

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Ohio. amember of the oornmlttce. had tom from Webster, Nana, :o Newh‘a
appointments with the President to- yen was complete today.
day. had been moved during the torenoon.

 

former chairman of the Senate Mili-
tary committee. whose criticism or and manufacturing. and it is kept on
the War Department early in the war the wires to make certain that there
led to a sharp statement from Preei- are no breaks in the transmission
dent Wilson was among those invited lines.

to the White Houee today and those As it was a day of pouring rainvi
clone to the President hoped the com there was less inconvenience to ti:
terrace would result in the marsh public by reason of stoppage of the
llehment of harmonious relations bo- cars that! it had been pleasant. Lo-
tween the executive and the Oregon cal manufacturers provided motor

senator. trucks and vehicles {or their employ-
-—-———-—-——-———— es and jlineys served the nest. The
NEW BASE FOR reports from every point cm the line

BATTLESHIPS

(Continued tron Page One).

There were no incidents. It was re
ported here that power house men
would meet tonight to vote on the
question or a sympathetic saike. »
President R. W. Perkins. of the com.
pany, expected later in the day to in

 

 

 

port in the expectation of spending the
summer here.

Some years ago. when the late Rear
Admiral Robley D Evans commanded
the North Atlantic fleet. he abandon-
‘ed Proxincetown as a base. and salted
an av with all his ships one summer's
ids.) because the town authorities
lwould not permit hh men to play
Lbaseball on Sunday. From that time
until the United States entered the
§ war. the battleships came annually to
Narragansett Bay:

l Rear Admiral Charles P. Pluukett

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president of the local union, will elso
alw- a statement in behalf of the
strikers.

 

CLAIMED THREE 9
MEN ROBBED HIM'

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“hen arraigned before Judge \‘os-
commander of the destroyer squad‘ burgh this morning King informed'
ron No. 3, said today the active and the court that for the past four
rescue squadrons ofdestroyere of the months he has been li\ing uith bi!
-A1|amic fleet uould be based on Now married sister and mother in (‘ran 11-
port for the present and would oper- bury and had been working hard
gate in Buzzards Bay. Block Island Last Monday he drew 860 from the
Sound an dadjtlcent Waters. bank and. as he expressed it, “had a
few drinks and before he knew it was
'in a :itnm wfih three other men.”

When the jltney arrived in Darlen. it
is alleged that the three men pounced
upon King glue him a severe beating
and took the balance 01’ the 860. .At-
' ,___ ter listening to his story. the judge
Attorney Buck insisted and nag fined him $5 which was paid by his
supported “by Altomev J. B. Klein, sister.

representing the receiver. Judge

PROBING DANBURY
RAILWAY AFFAIRS

(Continued From Page One)

 

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Not a Car Moving‘Owing to
Failure to Agree on De-

NORWICH. July 16. —-—T‘ue 40-11:) of
tors including Senator Pomerene of the Shore Line Electric Railway no

Not a car

Senator Chambenaln. of Oregon, The power house men are at work as
cumnt is being provided for “filing

indicated that operation lmd conned“

sue 11 statement. and Harry .\l(:<;l-.1iie.e

 

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no team mud-silo Men, Women.
Boys and Girls

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

$1, 75

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

robe. Our easy payment

 
 

Apparel.

 
 
 

 

 

E'CON FESSES TO
THE MURDER OF
MRS. WILKINS

(Continued tram First Page.)

 

 

The police profess ‘0 plat.” link
ciedence in his conithssmn cf the
Vl‘ilklns murder. however. They do-

clare their belief that mum: O'Brien
is revelinlz in the notoric )7 he has
gained and simply is seeking to 111:: lie
the prisonns here think tau is: 1"bad.
man.”

Although the authrlliti' s were skc 1-
tlcal about 0 Bi‘icns pron. -.~. 1 countr-
tion with the murder ot‘llrs \Vilkins.

they will sift his stmy cluelully. A.
strange series of lame ‘135 001mm led
the “’llkins case with 132- l? ull mu:

der. August Depissch 1 runner cler-

 

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Shumway declined to order coun-
so] to furnish a list, but said he
would consider a request to call in
the committee to furnishxthe names i
Attorney Buck said he would con-
fer with his clients and take the

WW Mill [HHS
mmup HAVE SLOW lllllllfls

- ing that bondholders intend to bring Eat less meal if you feel Backachy or
have Bladder trouble.
No man or woman who eats moatf

!

Superior court dining the fall sear.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

NORWALK.
'BOSTON CARMEN achief examiner, in the fact that its
ljoint chairmen are at widely separat-
. _TALKI‘NG STRIKE ed points. Former President Taft at
: 2 l’ointe all fPtc, (tut-lice; ahd Basil M.
§ (Continued 011 15.8 'Pwel'vol' Manley. at San Diego, Call” the chair
I; 5’". imen are in poes°sslou of the \gvi-

dence. it is understood and a meeting
in Chicago to‘ discuss it has been ar-
ranged tor a. later date this- month
l'The issues are considered especially
{important} according to the railway

with no great promise. of success. All;
lappeal to the Natiénal War: Laborj
Board to hasten ita decisiono the
demands of the' men for an- eight- h‘oux
day and a wage of .73 l~2 cents an
hour met with a 19p!) from W Jett
. secretaiy of the board, that
the board' 5 decision would be' render-
ed in due time." in a. telegram from'
\Vashington to James H. Valley, coun-
sel tor the union. Secretary Lauck
said the union should rescind the;

strike vote and remain at work. The' c
board he said, had had the case less; t
than a mouth; and in view or the is t
sues involved, he held the“ time torrent;Z

hour schedule is not in en‘ect on any
jlarge street railway stamina in 11;;
country n’,nd in no case, does it i‘r’agé’
x approaching? 3-1 3 cents an hour ob-
tain.Tl_1€preeent maximum here is
{8 cents:
Climate of the international Street
armen' s Union have taken a hand in
he, local e‘dtiratio‘i'i, and by telegrams.
9 Secretary of Labor YR ilson have en-

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

in consideration to be not uni-eased:
able.

Difficulty in obtaining early action’
by the board lies accordinTg to word
received from Charlton Ogburn, its

deavored to expedite action by the
War Labor Board. 4

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BURGLAR nouuo oven. ;

 

Baincneoiu'. . July 16 —noben
THE CARE OF MES ”Johnson of BrooklynAN. Y., was to-
Spraying. prunlnfi, netting and M iday 11on over to the Superior Court.-
or: . » in tourmaline. lie ism-ea or?!

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Trees Removed
girder: for fur tree

 

;1ton of the receiverwlwl'to wishes to in: the kidne‘s (meat-lonallv

'tmstees be’cause it'is Said, the eight- "

*ship Maryland, today‘, by the steam~

‘ :Ameriean steamship ens-on was “nth

A‘he hearing is upon me npNi'ca_1e°ularl\' can make a mistake bv. flush-
say 5 a ‘
Meal forms mic.

acid which extites the kidnus. they:

know how much and whom the mad well- known authority
owes money. The entire financial

standing of the road is to be aired \
before the referee. become over-umked {mm the strain.

The hearing was not completed it cet slugcish and fail to filter the waste
will be-reeumed before Judge Shum- and poisons {tom the blood then we
way ”‘3’“ Tuesday. .. get Sick. \earl,‘ all rheumatism, head-
— aches, liver trouble, nervousness. die»

STEAMER ALLISON zine-es. sleeplcssness and urinary disor
LEAKING BADLY ders come from sluggish kidneys.

The moment you tr-el a dull ache in;
.“325H1NGT0N. Jilly 16.-The l’ntt- the kidneys or your-back hurts or if
steaggtfillizipgigednfirfiacghio the urine i cloudyfinffenlhite. full of
lug condition on Fenwick Island Light sediment, irregular of passace or at—
lu-nded by a sensation of scalding. slob
cationmeat and get about four ounces
of Jad Salts trom any film-mew: take'
atalbleépoonful in a glass of. water he»:
axore brektast. and in a few days your:
kldnevs agill act‘fine.1‘his famous
salts in made from the acid of grape!
and lemon judge. combined with lithla.
and has been lined for generations tel
flush and stimulate the kidneys. also;
to neutralize the acids in urine so it:

land. Theodostguaadoatterlmfll nolonz'ercauoeu immwthusond

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or Lake Vlew, was towed safely to
Delaware Breakwnre},1rhere she is
now anchored. the Navy Department
was advised by radio. The vessel
was en route tromJPortland, Me.
Norfolk, Va.

A radio message received at the
Navy Department today said the

ing with water farm will sink any
minute” , ' m:
Shaman“ {Shin illenw

island shoals, a! the onset of Ian/’-

 

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SPECIALS For
THE WEEK

GRAHAM noun——
5 lb. bag 3113
LIBBY‘S uni) BEANS—-

waan’s Banno—
15c leaf out to ........ . 1a:
LIBBY’S cos. MILK-—

3can525e

PURE BIDS! means—
A gallon ............... 50c

Are You 60'
Vacation?

Before soipcmome and replenish your \. m1.
now wearereducing prices on all Spring \l‘vamr

open 3 Charge Account

We-relieve youof the burdensometask m in:
lug §pot cash for your purchaSes.

 

 

 
 
 

mg on Your

system will help you. ll»:

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 

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layman, and a psi-Incl 0. V.

11. {fiend of Dr. “'llkirw .rn‘ ~

lupon him in his cell the ..
the day be hanged mine:

‘klns and Mr. Hull also “11-
anoes.

Dr. “’ilklns pron-stud '
that he mas innocent 0: ll 2
which he was continua ::'ltl :-
ed slnully his uifo m. ~ r.
burglars whom thr} In ml -
their home at Long ll it 1 1;-
return 1mm N1“ Ymk .‘f1.Hui
killed bx hammei blows up .
head and Dr “ilklns 1»-
min-1 weapon one used 1.1 111
of Me “‘lt‘t‘. As a 11111" a 0‘
bloodslalned hammer nae luv
Mrs. “‘llkins‘ body.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

-—Tl'.\‘ an atll‘et‘tlsmmnl
$0an XOY‘WEHF- [CVlf'ning :50me-
you desire lht‘ best
able

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Unusual in totally and in.

quality nllv likes to own. lanw

jewelry ghee: unusual plvnwn-

Lavaliera, Neck. Chain
Broodles, Ear-drops, Loci-
.931 Baby Pine. Rom-ice
Bracelets. Ladies’ Guari
Chains, Hearts, Urnsst
Rings, Bracelets, Watch:
Etc.

 

A. STULL

24. Cottage Street ’
East Norwalll

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-is proceeding to her-assistance. '_’ ing bladder weakness.
The 311mg ‘ym car- , Jud Salts? is inexpenkiro and cannot

go I'm insane; mama WW

 
 

 
 
 

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: GIFTS

Our present stocks m-o' fills-‘3
“Vt‘I’flOWing with helpful ~11.
ions.
Cun‘ Buttons, Stickpins. T~
Clasps, robe, Vest Chain
Charms, Cigarette CH;
Gill! Cutters . Pockt
"Knives, Stone and Sign:
Rhea, Watches, Clock
M01001“ Etc.

m IN SAFETl

At BRAND’ S
ad W a: :e .

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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