, Smith. Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
repmred. Rentals, 34.
per month. Machines
sold at$10permontlx
‘ ‘ PLUMBER.
' l TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
“who. Bridgeport; Conn.
4MILT TYPEWRITERS.
‘*.COAL
& Grain
;. Seeview Ave. and First St.
'TEL. 53
_ rusnnnnwimn &
" 1 sure SUPPLY co.
' 42 Water St. ‘
' Parts, Starter and
» ‘“ Generator Brushes
M Supplies, Tires and Tub.
e. n. Hedenbertr. Prop.
. ”1158. ~ YQD’RE RIGHT
" '1‘ Manufacturers equip
their ears with Prest-O-
Lite Batteries.
‘ ' e have one tamiit your car.
NORWALK STORAGE
" i ABATTERY CO.
’ 72 N0. Main St.
South Nor-walk.
‘Get acquainted"
in... York Butter & l
"Eel: Market
.. receivers of Butter,
[Tea Coffee and Cheese
. » uy,‘ fresh every day.” *
M auto service assures
' prompt service.
' Tel. 472.
Mg, Buttons Covered ‘
' , "find Furs Remodeled
Hie Comets Made 10 . -
2w Measure ,
- a tie Shop
him so. - so. semis
!
.
l
l
mu...... . .
t Art-Craft Re. . .
, saw-n.” m ; -. medium -waua-a;
be‘pu‘t unmove- the aa'm‘ cell on ma:
you'llgettheensweretenee. " ' ' ‘ ..
I
The Hatch 8.". Bailey; Co.’f
-——_ sq— -7-
my;
The handsomesteolieetlonendtbelargest m :in
town. .
PRICED VERY tonnes-n!
SPECIAL SHOWS OF M TUB ”TS
oftbebettes'ldnd. Hyouwishthe bestfntqumty‘m m:
ima'nship then Visitthe Parlsshop.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
3380UTEIAIIIT.
Hot Weather Dresses tor Women} flieses ' A
. son-m uonwan. 3
um. SAABYE, JR., _ ,
' LEAVES WATER OFFICE é
BOSCH SERVICE STA'I'ION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROHRERG CARBURBTORS
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
- PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST. 30. NORWALK.
'
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-—
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
SHOULDER STEAK ....... . ...... . . ............ .. 28c lb.
SMALLLEGSOFSPRING LAMB ......... ....38clb.
SHOULDER OFVEAL ......... 28cm.
PRIMERIBROAST“ ....... .. ....... 326-38¢ lb.
FOREQUARTBR SPRING LAMB . ..... 2801b.
RUMPOFVBAL..........~: ...................... 32clb.
BREAD AND BUTTER POT ROAST .............. 360 lb.
Schullze’s Sanitary Markets
United States Lieeme No. 17.903.
NORWALI. SOUTH NORWALI.
The Best Groceries
At Economy Prices
_ Here you vnll find “15 pick’ of the market and we
‘ deliver the ll“ s for you. .
N o. 1 Royal Plantation Cofi’ee er lb. ...... . . 39c
Verv Besg Creamery Butter ( kmann duality};1
oun c
Nucoa Nut Oleo. the world’s best. lb. . . . . . . . . . . . 35c
Beardsley’s Shredded Codfish . . . , . . . .‘ 2 nkirs. 25c
Ver Best Grade Mixed Tea. lb. ...... . ......... 43c
We tor Baker’s Breakfast Cocoa. can ......... 21c
leby s Potted Meat. small can 5c. Lame can 10c
Pure 'Leaf Lard. r ,ound . . . . . . 41c
Ozone Seen. the 0 re table ...... . ..... 6 for 35¢
Fairbanks’ Gold . t. large pkg. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23c
Clover or Ma nolta Milk. per can . . . . . . . . . .. 18c
Armee Brand eanut Butter. bottle ...... . . . . . 15c
--—FREE DELIVERY—
A. F. BECIWANN & to. inc.
neon-nae...
83 and 85 Washington St. Rhone 1405
~ . ERECRUITS CAN »
, ”- ‘
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(Continued cm Page Twerve) , " ‘
- ‘ ~ ‘ (machinists) .infantry, motor
homalk Hospital Assocnation. Mr. Dart corps (dbhnfleurs). ,
SELECT SERVICE
trans-.
. Tenses.
“a“
l Saabye's business experience welt
§qualifies him for this important posi-
§ tion; and his many friends in this city
i will be greatly pleased to hear of his‘
.appomtment. He has proven a val»
’uable employe for the Water depart-
;nient and, as clerk of the Second dis-
ltrict, has faithfully fulfilled every on
i ligation imposed on hint; . ,
,, = Arthur H. Sterling. s‘on ot-Zlir. and5
E'Mrs. 'Charles L‘Sterling, of 30 Fair-3
; fleld avenue, succeeds him in the we:
l
l
[DARIEN WILL‘BE‘ioo f'
l ' YEARS OLD IN‘1920
3 (Continued from Page One)-
Panama: ,lntantry (white). coast
artillery,- (white). engineers (white).
signal corps (white). medical depart-
ment (white), infantry (air service).
Philippines: Coast artillery (white).
engineers (white). signal corn
(white). quartet-master corps (white),
infantryairservice, ordnance (white);
infantry “motor ”transport corps
(white). - " ' .
Siberia: Infantry (white), medical
a ter department olflce.in the City nau»..;_d?1’mm°“£ ' Aw‘9}§‘m corps
_.______t_..__. .
(white).
nance. . - -4“
Alaska: Infantry (white).
Mexican border: Infantry (white):
infantry (colored), cavalry (white);
field artillery (White)-
‘ rterm‘aser éorlfl. orde
.sv
'benks of the youth ‘
engineers
(white). medical department (white);
e
uredby *
PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. July 1!.—All
street railway lines of the Rhode lab
and Company. which cover virtually
the entire state. wereddlevtoday as a
.reeult oi the strike. 2.800 union
men. which began at midnight.
ployes are demanding a raise
wages to 75 cents an hour.
HARVEST EQUAL 4
in
(Continued tron Page One).
clent to wipe out our war debt and
leave something besides.
ceeslve years an amount. which in the
aggregate would be equal to or great-
er then her war debt.
In the late spring when the Wash-
was strong that it might in the ag-
gregate reac ha billion. two hunt!
and titty bushels. But of course we're
was the contingency of possible un-
favorable weather. .
; Should the weather continue
_throughout June and early July to be
as beneficial to the wheat farmers as
it was earlier.‘ there then was no
doubt that a harvest aggregating a
billion and a quarter bushels could
be secured. But in some parts of the
country the weather has proved un-
tayonble. Therefore it has been
necessary [or the Department of Agri-
culture to report an estimated falling
on in wheat production: “Nevertheless
in spite of unfp'orable weather. we
are. beyond any question. to harvest a
billion. a hundred million bushels of
wheat, an dthat will be in excess or
our own record or the record made
by any other wheat-producing coun—
try.
Moreover. it has been frequently ob-
served
mates of the Department of Articul-
turc have been underestimated. Rare-
ly has the department overestimated
the crops. .
probable that when
gathered. and it is possible to learn
what the aggregate amound of bushels
of wheat is. the Department of Agri~
culture wil lbe able toennounce that
the farmers of the United States have
cultivated and harvested a billion,
two hundred million bushels of wheat.
’Not “Ill" recently has. there been
heard any suggestion that the bank»
ers in the large financial centers or
the United States would be called up-
on so to act in crop harvesting times
as to make it possible for the lumen
to secure the funds with which to
move their crops from the fields to
the market. Financing the cams was
one of the important seasonal under-r
we became it great
takings after
which
wheat-producing nation. for
’the bankers in the large financial
centers began to prepare in the late
spring. Now. howeevr. if the bankers
are preparing to provide funds. they
‘ are making no fuss about it.
They are acting in cooperation so
that large loans may be made to
Canada. South America, and to other
countries. This movement and the
4‘ financial features which are contain-
ed in the Treaty cl Peace as that was
'wrltten at Paris and the financing of
Europe are the~topics which chiefly
concern the bankers In the large
financial centers.
The fact is that the banks in the
great, agricultural regions are now so
‘well. provided._with funds that it is
doubtful whether they will find it
necessary to call upon» New York or
Boston or Chicago for aid. They may
find it necessary to withdraw some of
the funds which they have deposited
.in the large financiil centers. This,
however. will be thElr own money.
:reelly.the money of thalamus who
have placed it upon
local tanks. ' . ,7 : .
Enormous as will be theale‘egate
harvest of food commodities in 1919 as
_we_ll as its money value. incvertheless
it is only occasionally first we hear
hints or the possible necessity of the
being called tutor: tog“ money
: wherewith the‘crops entire nuanced. I 7-.
industrial leaders
e Business .nten. .
» mothers who have-recently return-
company announced no attempt would ,
be made to opente ears. The ens-t
T0 WAR DEBT
available for the purpose. be suffi-
Noothereountaeenmekesshow— t toeecuress
ing or this kind nor is it probable that Lfijnxoénolmfi zest-mine m :3
[even Great Britain; with all her to thorlze a 32 500,000 appropriation In
sources. at home or in her colonies, ' indigent
could harvest and market (or live suc-
‘ clubs asking the rate adopt reeolt:1[ ‘
lions requesting the governor to on
”In” “um" w” ”mud“! 0‘ me the special session for this purpose.[ i
wheat crop as it gave promise of be- The movement is backed by the sen’-. .
in: when harvested. the intimationdce men of all ma"_
that the early summer esti- .
Therefore. it is not im-‘
e harvest is‘
e.
nuns.
mvsmte sacs
snrr cuss
euro sues
mm
moons -
seem-rs snare
m wan-rs -
ran-n muons '
eoonxnton‘os ’
em ‘ ” £998"
“'“V
EXSERWSE MEN? Mid-Snider Sale oi All Ready-lawsuit
5 ‘ ‘ . Garments and Shoes Going on Now
Bathing-sashes, Stockhus and lights
lullillst mm. H. KRIEGER C0.
‘ HARTFORD. July 19.-'-A movement Accom opened
aid of sick. disabled)“ or!
service men. A letter has been anti
to all organisations in the state or;
American Legion posts and service v
Due to the tnclemcncy of tla- V0.3“-
cr, there was a small alli’ntlzuim .. :2 a
formation of a Bible class a! 'h-
[cue Mission last evening Mix 'l .. m v.
The signers i ,
[of Tokenekc, has bcrn Illm'lwl is . u. ‘_ ,
include Major Michael RF (sermon;
102nd Regiment: Major M. . wens.‘ .. . .- .. ,
of the Air Service: Captain (‘yrus C. l Iof the Mission A Ti mlmL . . , ...
Weshburn. former adjutant. 102nd ln— beencstablishcd at 37 “0mm.
Cf Major Paul Withington Fin’;and the general public l. m... .1 z.
ishes Third to Hadfield, of?“ ‘n” “m” ”‘77'1 “"T' "“
lmcellng at the Mission hu . .» .m;
New Zeaalnd, in Single;
Sculls at Paris 3—-..n
PARIS, July tainudfieid of xuwf SPECIALS FOR
Zealand. won first place yesterday in h
‘7‘ -
THE WEtclt
the final of the single sculls in the ln-:
tor-Allied Regatta on the Seine. .
WARD'S BREAD——
15c lost out to .....
Glran of France finished second and
Major Paul “'llhington of the United
DOWNRY'S A-l NUT 01‘5“"
"Rest obtunab' le. per n
States. third. 1
pct
’Elimination heats wcré rowed on
[\Yedncsday. the races being rowed
QUAKER CORN FLAKESW
C [.1 C
:over the mile and a half course from
_ into St. Cloud bridge to Suwanee.
N. Y. STATE PEA BEANS- . fl
Per lb. 1"
. i In the single soul)! the first heat
' n 1 .
"'t:.f..';’.‘.‘::"::: Salaam. "was won by Hadfleld. with Major
TOMATO SOUP——
“None better." Cut to 8c 41.
fantry; First Licut. George H.
hen. Q. M. C.: Sergeant Cecil
Hedges. 102ml Infantry. and Private
Jack Keevers. 10kt Machine Gun Bat-l
talion. ~
The last Legislature passed a.law‘
providing that 82,500.000 be invested
in Liberty Bonds. and the interest
used (or the benefit of Connecticut
soldiers in need cf financial assist-
ance. The measure also included the
ismllies of men who had been killed.
lion-ever. no appropriation was made
to carry out the measure. so while the
law was supposed to have gone into
effect May 23. it might as well not be
on the statute books so tar as giving
aid to returned soldiers and sellers
is concerned. ~
_____.___.________.__._.
19.-
l
HQYT SELLS PRIZE CAR.
Richtlrd Hoyt. of Norwalk, mechnn— “'ilhington of the United States sec-
ic. of “if3 1:0“; 381998] Sd‘nCe- {“5 0nd. and Burton 01’ England. third, in
sold the a tan slimy in er out-mg t _ .
car. awarded him in the Darien fire- he second heat Donna of “at; was
men’s carnivalfto Lewis Peck. Smmgfirsl and Glran of France was second.
lord, and has a. "nest egg" of over or France won the first heat or the
~thousand (“Hall‘s ‘0 Sill: bin"! (0‘1": tournared event with Canada second, 9
success. Short y after t c as e. mem—. , . ,
bers of the Dar-ten carnival committee Ital) thard and Belgium fourth. The
appeared, desiring to purchase the American crew won the second hem,
car. 31‘ went away disappointed. beating the New Zealand four. 3
H0)" fid'l‘he "0;” 9:313? the Ira": Australia won the first heat or the
inaban'.‘ hroug an n imate rien . . ‘ p ». “
it has been learned that the entire sum “gm cared ”(‘0' Czechqlmakta ”me
is not .3 be pun-ed in the bank. A second and Italy third. In the second
portion is coin: to a very worthy .heat New Zealand was winner. (‘anadaj
was: 3‘18 glollfiert (3:1. [22‘ 5:35; being second. Belgium third and Par—g
an,ueomac . _e
of the brothers and sisters has fallen tugal fourth. The Cambridge. EM! ., -W _
upon “Dick's“ shoulders. he hunbeen land crew won the'thlrd heat. beating-1
unable to place a stone upon her the American crew by hall“ a length in‘
grave. This Is to be the first thing the best race 0; the day. The French_
done. He is also to use a crew was third. ! ‘IFIS -
. l v,
SOUTH NORWALK l [l .
amount in bettering the education. as.
SAVINGS BANK1
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street
East Norwalk
much as possible. at his brothers and '
sisteis. and will use some" in further
in; the interests of the paper route of I
Cummings it Hoyt, in which they sell » ‘
daily and Sunday papers, .‘Statement of Unclaimed Accounts‘
. __ 3 July 1. 1919. ‘
EXCURSION TO BEAR MOUNTAIN.‘ The following is a truc list contain-
” in: the name of every depositor. with
Everything is in readiness for “19 the amount stamdimr to his credit.
exctn-sion to Bear Mountain tomon— who has not added to or withdrawn'
row. or. as they say. in (be best 0‘ from his account, or presented a’book
regulated families, "all '5‘?“ Tomor- for the purpose of having intiet‘cst
IOW's trip Will mark “19 “13mm, 0‘ credited to such account tor a period
the summer excursions from ““5 CX‘Y- of twent ; years, prior to the first of ,
and if is' Thought in? SUCCPSS OI “It‘ll" July. 1913’ “(I who is not known by
”"3 "1‘ ““99"" 0“ "19 Mime the officers of this bank to be living.
2h: [mud
“..mi'n
l‘l‘usual in lwauty and
quality one likca to own. i
Icweiry gixtw unusual pleasant
Lavaliers, Neck Chaim:
Brooches, Eardnops. loo):-
ets. Baby Pins, Rosaries.
Bracelets, Ladies’ Cum :1
Chains, Hearts, Grasses.
deposit in their '
centers.
tomorrow’s. The advance sale of tick-
exceptlng such accounts which do not
ets signify that a large number of pea- pxceed 1%“ dollars:
ple will take part in the day‘s outing.
and the only factor that-can interfere
with a "big time" is. friend—rain.but.
why look for trouble?
The steamer '“hl’bhlllt.” chartered
to carry the merrymakers, has been
thoroughly overhauled. ,,irom bow to
stern. and from the engine-mom to
the pilot house, and fitted out to aow
comfortably. ,
«annotate 600 people.
The his boat has been recently pain»
ed white, with green trimmings. and
has a very attractive appearance,
marted"imnn¥edent‘over.tbe sober
footing flab“ that walled into those
Amount.
$85.00
12.73
77.80
1 5235.20
191.98
29.02
36.43
Name.
“'illllm Brow
Mary \Vbité . . .
Fannie A. “’hite ........
Francis R. Stevens. . ... . .
Mrs. Jane Stevens. .l .
‘ Edwin Benedict
Mari Magjaino ......... .
Edwin Gridley ........ .. 95.81
Frank Quinn , .......... 211.71
'AurouoetLes m COLLtsmN.
slight accident. yesterday afnesnoen
while he was coming out of “minim".é
waters 30““ l'“ ‘1'?“ 33°! “"1 met.‘ way, at 133 Main street, with-his en~
"ml .‘he ““99”?“ '9' ‘1‘ ‘me ""i tomobile. He was chuck by the auto
mains it. ,
/ 'ot WilliamPi-endemst. of New York
In. s. H. Huntlnxtoamet with e
ions.
Rings. Bracelets, Watches
Etc. .
GIFTS
Our present slacks :n-e fill-1‘;
overhauling with helpful sutw
Cufi But-tons, Stickpins, T"
MJ'oba, Vest Chain.
Charms. Cigarette Casu
Cigar Cutters, Pockt‘i
‘ m m' 3‘1 Sigrid
‘ 333‘; Meg, Clock“.
Alarm 0100b Rte.
32 0‘ Tires I was» New “returning , teacher
parts earths county ;. " . the
sonar. Southwest. admin _W¢¢.
aeayxthat there isxno use (items!
statistics to. WWW the,
. _ :‘ordnance ~ (whiten "831ml corps
and Harwell: Firsts and l in 1820. Two or three years ago spuiwhite). infantry .31? service, Quarters
_se¢°nd3. x'mon Cooper, of Mansfield avenue, cail- . master (3072‘ (M). ' ,.
’ ‘ led attention ,to the approaching gem; A-recruit may enlist in the quarter;
L'mon: ~ ' . i‘temiial and suggested that .Dlanfi beg-Me? an? medical 95.793 him 0'19 t. th
. . . e made {01‘ - It: Em“ ' ' r 0mm" b6 III-d; year, 979V DISS' service not.“ ii’gv IE; grates cm , O ' m ‘
81 Tel. 44; » » it is hoped, some consideration be‘ ’ ‘ “ V . il’mw m“ w
‘ ‘- given to Mr. Coupe " suggestion and m m
L' The? e‘xcursion if “MUM to "get guy. who Illied u, 3‘09. but who "u A U
m'wly. at 8:30 o‘clock. and th' 'mght by the Stamford police. on a ‘ m IN SAFETY
fir“ ,IW “3 newer 57. root 3‘ 9‘" fondue cell from local-headquarters. ,
5!!! ’ml» Ne" Y0”:— fi’om. whence and was brought to the local police
"319mm Vi“ mun” “9 “3° ' station by Detective Elem-m ism.
mun-aw What! charged'witb notional-luau
. At BRAND’S
"a rower. tum unaware
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