PLUUBER.
TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
.mILT TYPEWRITERS.
Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented. -
repaired. Rentals. ’4
per month. Machines
sold a1810perxnonth.
Fair-old Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
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minimum Animal ...............;.......-.. “81.0.3136, 31:10
mfifinmmnmm... 01.00 311:;
lam-nupt- ......
Mommas“.-
$1.15. 3135 $1 "0
. 751:, $1.00, 3135. 11,111
81.00
35¢. 30¢, 50c, 51.:
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
ammo OARBURETORS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
' warm mucus "
' Devme Bros.
Saview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 5 3
& Grain
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaasi Birds. EGa‘i-age'
PHONE 1300 and 2011. “ 12 cuésruurir. so. NORWALK.
. a
1 z—rlanteu are growing watermel-
on. or Iomothing lasted of cotton.
. men’ mu m mu“ ‘1. W M' M 0.0,
tit'ude records. ‘
‘u‘gffinfl' b‘ ostobeaann Thissitehasbeen the
mecca of every boasts! an in the
city and has been't‘he scene of several
league games. During the present
season the park is being used by lo-
cal ball teams, but they may have to
Idiecontinue the practice.
Last season George Wotan. run-Jar
ot the New Haven Colonials. secured
the park for this team and began play-
ing Sunday baseball. engaging league
teams. This did not last long. for only
one game was played and. after that,
commodity.
3 Bit this oily scratches the sur-
due for it was flatly predicted by
‘mnuactnum there will not be
enough material for five years. Con-
sider the possibilities of this it there
is an annual revision upward.
For men here for the annual milo"
lion dollar auction are less peaclmie
tic. fonunately. The far market is
strong. they say. with everythingfron
weasles to silver {ones in demand.
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Just now the girls are wearing
lots of marten. it was reported. the
temperature having ruched the nine-
ties Marten is not an tail under 90
this brand of ball was played nonmre.
the cause of this never being leamed.
In an interview this morning Dr.-
Wadsworth was asked it he intended
6lc BUTTER --‘- 6lc
Fine Creamery Butter—The kind to expect when
you buy here.
, HARDWARE &
.AU'ro SUPPLY co.
. 42 Water St.
Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
M12155. So. Korwalk, at:
fflgneto Parts, Starter and
Stewart Speedometer Parts
M Gasoline and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes
i Warranted Eugene
rozed ......... . . . . . . . . .
3: No.1 MRggal Plantation Czoefl'ee. lb. ............. g
1 lOrJ .l’ones Flour. bag ....... ......'51.80
I; Lelierkra nfiCheese.fl rake. ...... .mgcc
1 er or ca ......... ,. ......
g Ilgvanorattgddfilittalllucan.‘_.l.‘.............‘,.t.I..13c
4 vapors cans ........... 1 .
3 Campbell’s Soups. all kinds. can ........ 01.101:
.' Heinz Spaghetti. Italian Style. can ...........
3 Old Dutch Cleanser ............. cans for 25c
! Hunyadi Janos Water, oer bottle . . ...........
. Fancy Whole Grain Rice. lb. .................. 14c
i Watch for opening of White House Breadery.
Manufacturers
_ Lite Batteries.
'Wehavo one to fit your car.
JLK STORAGE
TTERY CO.
72 No. Main St.
South Norwalk.
m YBU’RE RIGHT
equip
their cars with Prest-O-
A. F. BECKMANN & C0., Inc.
83 and 85 Washington St. Phone 1405 »
_. 4-
New York Butter &
'-’ Eire Market
So. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
‘ receivers of Butter,
Codes and Cheese
, 1 y,fresheverydsy. ‘
Quick auto service assures
r mpt service.
f Tel. 472.
and Furs Remodeled
0151;131:6112.“ to
Vieot’Tjres
L.EITROII
. 9 o i. o- ‘7 ‘ , e ‘
Schultze s Finlay F 13h ‘SpeIcmls
STEAK sworn) 17183.,3811111.
STEAKHALIBUT ........ 32clb
STEAKGOD ........................ ..... -... 28clb.
FRESH HACKEREL .............. - ............. 28c 1b.
WEAK FISH ................................... . 281: lb.
BUTTER FISH ................................... 14c lb.
FLAT FISH ...... ‘. ......... . ............. .. 14c lb.
1: Schullzc’ 8 Sanitary Markets
, , United States License Re. 17.93. _
aoawau. soon sealant.
deg *5 3 to build or otherwise
park. He only replied that at the
present lime he had no real view in
mind as to just what he was going or
intended to do with the propeny.
W...
TEMPERANCE SPEAKERS IN CON~
NECTIOUT.
' HARTFORD, July l7.—~Wllliam Jen-
lnings Bryan and Richmond Pearson
Robson will come to Connecticut ear-
Ily ‘in file fall as speakers In a cam-
paign of the Connecticut Temperance
{Union for a rigid enforcement of the
war prohibition act and the Federal
prohibition amendment. Mr. Bryan
will be in the stnte a week, while the
naval hero and former congressman
lell be here a month. according to
‘plans announced today‘ by Henry H.
Spooner. secretary of the union. Ten-
tative plans call for Mr. Bryan‘s visit
to the state Sept. 3 to 9. He will be
in Rhode island the week before he
Icomes here. and in Massachusetts the
jweek following his tour of Connect}
cut. He will speak in all the larger
cities of the state the program can.
ing {or afternoon and evening speech-
cs week days? and thtee meetings
Sunday Sept.
HIGH SCHOOL
TEACHERS CONFERENCE
ary Teachers in Danbory.
The division of secesnv‘ary u-nooh: oi
the state board of education will hold
a glimmer conference for high school
teachers at the State Normal school
in Danbury from July 28 to 30, imme-
diately following the state supervis-
ors' rural elementary school confer-
once.
The announcement of the confer-
ence says: “While it is intended and
planned for the mrticplar benefit of
the supervisors, principals and teach.
ers of the smaller high schools. it is
expected that there will be a substan-
tial attendance from the administra-
tors and teachers. cl the larger
schools. An elfon has been made to
make the program at unce stimulating
and practical:" * 1
10 a. m.—The High Schools. assets
i new 1111111. REFUSED.
l PHILADELPHM: July l?.——The Su-
perior Court today refused a new trial
to'the deleudants in the Fifth Ward
'electlon conspiracy case. The living
detendants are David Bennett. police
lieutenant. *d .five policemen, 10h“ 0r Liabilities, Morton Snyder. inspec
Wirtta’chafterhlliiclhael Nuéphyd. Erna? tor of High Schols.
uel an Carence ay en. co- 2 p. m.—-'l‘he Superintendent's Study
cred. lsaac Deutsch \‘are. leader of
the filth ward. around whom the elec-
tion fight centered, died suddenly a
month ago. Judge Hausa sentenced
ct His System in Relation to the High
School. Earnest C. Vi" superin‘
improve the ’
Course. at sum‘mer School tor Second-
!when ‘hyenaking any meet car that
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kind. Ifyouwishthebestinqualityandwork Ina-”mm.“flnnmw'm, ..
mansbiptbenvisitthehfisahop. - ‘bo‘dme.to'r mama-[mm hi Ghfldm’scdmd‘l'oploeks . ,cur
_ clotbtogom-ound. If some
,one insists one eighpm scene .
The Paris Cloak and Salt House mm m... .... out:
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J 3.31.153.“ '°"“' ”m ”M “'°' BUYS BALL GROUND
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‘lbe leads. Mum to lea. Women.
Boys and Girls 5
Are You Going- on Your
Vacation?
Before going. come and replenish your wani-
robe. Our easy payment system will help you. J to?
, now we are reducing prices on all Spring Weariw.
Apparel. ‘ our
Open 3 Charge Account
We relieve you oh the burdemorne task in pay.
ing spot cash for your purchases.
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MUST NOT PAS CARS. lice! from 1h: wan of curb str- ,
[any car and ms} the-11 proc~.- . ..
irrasonablt tale org-peed. but 1r .w-
any approaching motor Vehicle 1
Attention Called to New Motor Vehicle
Regulations.
Complaint is made that drivers of'
motor Vehicles are not in all cases ob.
serving with sulllclcnt care the pro!
visions of the new motor vehicle law
in regard to the passing of standim:
trolley cars. In several places in the
state the authorities have begun
Cusades to compel strict observance
of the law.
The action of the motor vehicle law
nelau'ng to trolley cars is as follows:'
'Thé‘ operator of a motor vehicle
distance of ten feet. or has 011' , -1
a street railway car at a 11m-
car shall have stopped or is at.-
siop Io take on or discharg- 1»
tors. the operator of such mm.
hicle shall immediately
same and shall permit the sam-
main slatlonan' until all pods“
shall be out of danger and ”1-1 .1'
pmceed at a reasonable rate oft-1‘
provided. when such motor 11 111: - . '1
pass such railway car at a dlblm - “’1?
not 191$ than 15 feel. such “1011 '
cle may pass such sheet 1111111..
at a reasonable rate of SIN-Oil. 1-.
_.lstoppln;.”
5:111 1.1
has stopped to rcceite or discharge
pasengers. shall bring such motor re»
hide to a full stop not less than 10
.5. Mrs.
librar-
ibrartan.
the men at. West Chesteron January
13. to terms from six months to two
years. and impOsed lines ranging from
$200 to $1.000.
fies: Miss
Hartford.
3 p. liar-«High School Pupils,
Are They and How Shall lVe'Ha
Them? F. F. Richardson, Ph. 1)., State
Normal school. “'illlmantic
8:30 p. m.-«Discussion with assign-
DANBURY CORSET
WORKER; STILL OUT
chemist July 1?.-Employee of
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WILL CAMP NEAR COMPO.
THIEVES STEAL eu'r'rfin ‘
5 AND QANNED GOODS
, The high cost of liting has evident-
“d Ten Days at the ly reached a climax in Danbury and
. Shore. Darieu. The police of the former city
j The boys of the choir of St. James have notified the. local authorities to
Episcopal church in__ Daubury will be on the lookout. for thieves who
leave next Monday morning {or a ton broke into a butter and egg store
days' encampment on the shore of. Tuesday night and stole “00 in cash
Long Island Sound, at Saugatuck, a; and eleven tabs of butter. They have
short distance west or Compo Beach a fortune in the butter sldhe. 1.315}
. The use of a splendidly located 011 Warren Green of Darlen remitted:
piece of land directly on the shore,
has been gixen the - choir boys for
camp purposes. It is expected that
I about, thirty 11015 wilt take part in the hustratiori of the high; MW _
outing They will be node the die' ':
irection of Nelson Brett. ch “Toaster-.2 -
4
Choir Boys'to 3pc
wagon and stole a quantity‘ol canned
goods and some change. ,gnothc'rfl-
and Hot-walk Firsts and
Seconds.
Franklin Snow will be the camp cook. THE T587 THAT TELLS
__ 9 There is only one real test for a
—-Try a Sentinel “’11.! Advertise- cough remedy and that is use. 8. M
.Olirer Box 192, R. P D. 5, Greensboro
;.S C.. writes: “Foley’s Honey and're:
islusttine. lieepltallthletifiin
MCARE (”Pm ”flimradaonateapecttebe"
item fascia-gas lunatic”
=ployes of the main plant in Bridgeport
that someone broke into his lunchibc organized through the efforts of the
mmmammkmflmx 8.3m Gonneeti
ed topics of methods of teaching and
discipline.
Tuesday. July 29 ,
'0 a. m.—— The improvement of Teach-
ers in Service. Louis P. Slade. princi-
ple New Britian High School.
10 a. .m.»-Discu_ssion, Supervision—-
The Teacher’s Side. Speakers to be
assigned. ‘ . . ,
11 a. nix—Supervised Study, Clinton
HI. Farnham, heads mailer-"Academic
High School. New firithn. How to
Study and Teaching How to Study,
speaker to be ,annountxd.
2 p. 111.44 rogram‘ of. medium High
School, Hon. E. W. Butterfleld. com-
‘ . . \missioner or education. New— Hump
.‘ 3 shire. 3Discussion.
the- branch factory at the Warner
Brothers Company of Bridgeport. who
suspended work yesterday owing to
theatrike in the compiny's factory in
Bridgeport. are still awaiting the out—
come of the negotiations in progras
in Bridgeport. The company has
promised that any copceeslons made
lo-employes of the main plant in
Bridgeport. The company has prom~
lead that any concessiois made to em-
sb-all be extended to the‘loceJ factory.
It is expected that thegctnployes will
HIrldgeport union.
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Our present stocks are film-l
overflowing with helpful xu‘.‘ ‘. ‘
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24 Cottage Street
m I“ HEW HAVEN ‘8 _p.-' n—Dlscliaion with maligned
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topics. of problems of High schol ad-Z
making inflating the Whites of this ’
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9 a. m.«-—Kgrlcultnre of the High
school Dr Theodore H. Eaton. super-
visor of agricultural education.
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