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makes. sold, rented,
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per month. Machines
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PLUMBER,
"PEWRITER EXCHANGE,
*5.th Ave., Bridgeport, Conn.
>RERUILT TYPEWRITERS.
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9 ‘ ”Craft Roofing
morn, permanent, and the only suitable not" that-Tan .
bepntonright-ovsrtheoldshfl'les. Callandaxamineit
011.003 roof. ”firm” lo..s'.-:s‘l‘ee:‘.
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The Hatch & Bailey Co.
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in some of the basic m
pained confidence in the Matt-
uation added to expansion in many ,
lines. Almost the oomphints
rials ,and, ‘
troubles, although a majority of the
districts report normal labor condio:
dons.
“instead of a fear of unemployment.
Hot Weather Dresses for Women & Misses ‘
The handsomest collection and the largest assortment in
town. -
PRICED VERY MODERAELY.
SPECIAL SHOWING 0? WHITE TUB SKIRTS
of the better kind. If you wish the best in quality and work-
manship then visit the Paris shop.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33 SOUTH MAIN 81'.
SOUTH NOBWAILJ
which had been expected during the
early part of the year." the board
said. "the reports received manifest
the fear of an lnpending shortage of
labor." The exodus of alien workers
was blamed in part.
The agricultural outlook on the
whole was reported favorable, with in-
dications that the cotton crop would.
be much shorter than previously indi-
cated. Manufacturing continues act-
ive, marked advances in prices hav-
ing occurred in cotton goods. with
many Ellis oversold. Export orders
-
Harm's Leading DryGoods Store
ant & Hyatt
. .
Sundry. Seasonable Suggestions
were said to be large. Raw wool still
is in heavy demand and revival in
building has continued.
Turning to the financial situation,
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
STROMBERG CARBURETORS
i».€:..Devine ‘ Bros.
' “View Ave. and First St.
' f" a; TEL. 53
THE HARDWARE &
_.AUTO SUPPLY C0.
4?. Water St.
inane 1215.5. so. Norwalk,0t.
_ Chanda Parts, Starter and
' , ‘ ‘ Generator Brushes
‘ Stewart Speedometer Parts
. m Gasoline and Kerosene
_ hi0 Supplies, Tires and Tubes
6. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1380 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 81" SO. NORWALK.
the board declared that Awhile specials-l
tion continued at an unprecedentedly
failures small and few.
Conditions by districts were de-
scribed as follows:
Boston—There is apparently no}
abatement in the general industrial:
ingly difficult. .
New York-Commercial activity,:
climax in
which commonly reaches i?
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THE BEST DRINK YOU HAVE EVER TRIED
DRINK—
020’
ONE DRINK MEANS ANOTHER
Invigorating! btimulaiinui Healthful!
Look on the bright side of life after you have ordered a
drink of 020. I
Ask the man at the soda fountain.
The 0Z0 Company, \Yilt-m, Conn.
its, YOU’RE RIGHT
Manufacturers equip
' their cars with Prest-O-
‘ ‘ Lite Batteries.
»_' We have one to fit your car.
" NORWALK STORAGE
BATTERY co.
72 No. Main St.
South Norwalk.
Phone
OZO dispensed at the following places:
. SOUTH NORWALK NORWALK
Stillson-Powell Corp. Eagle Confectionery
New England Confectionery Devine & Hardwick Phar-
°°' may Dams
Frank H. Baxter's . _
Mead's Pharmacy Bridge {Khm'ES'I'aPCORT'
Clifford Pharmacy
Plaistml Pharmac'! Allen '5 Pharmacy '
‘ 'Get acquainted"
, E29: Market
Q 99. Main St., So. Norwalk.
3” " receivers of Butter,
Tea, Coffee and Cheese
‘, fresh every day.
W auto service assures
‘5” prompt service.
‘ ' Tel. 472:
minimum
:Heating; Buttons C o‘vered
.. ism so, So. NorWalk.
Tel. 389;
' AUTOMOBILE
TIRES TUBES
ACCESSORIES
" . Prices Reasonable.
A. MODNE
3i 72 North hiaio Street r so. Norwalk
—..‘r
May, has'been continued i
ly summer, and a generally favorable
outlook is noted.
Philadelphia—Tho general business'
situation continues to show an ln~j
creasing demand for merchandise at
advancing prices and fundamental in-
dustries operating ’on a larger scale,
l
vaillng are viewed with disquietude.
MANY IMPERILLED
continueo :rom first ran-
vsmall rate advance that
‘ callcd
IN N. H. TRaAIN CRASH against
V sumo sun's “ roams rowsns moans
ass-nine onions ' - anon TOWILS SUIT cases
Barnum nears wasa 0mm mvstnm sacs i
RATED“! oars ; I so can was sure nouns 11
um,” ; not; was ' t Tenn mums
BATHING menses sums _ . moons
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“tinned from Page One).
General Sir Nevil Macready. Chief;
‘Commissloner of Police, is quoted as’
activity In the New England district- : saying at midnight that less than 250
The raw material market, and the la- l. men had Struck, and that these will be
bor unrest have made the problemidismisscd and never reinstated.
which our manufacturers face lncreas- ‘ ston, chairman of the Policemen's Un- ; .
‘0“. was among the men. ,chicf constable that i would fully sup
. The Scotland Yard authorities
, ‘formed The Associated Press that up _
o the ear-3 to eight oclocglthis morningf ””33: ‘- ary's smtemem, it was announced at
::_’:"2:ft:n:;;n :grmmfild 2:13: 0:9 a meeting of strikers that the city my
I ' . ‘
member of the city police. . lice uould come out. in a body this af-
No reports have yet been. received . ‘
'as m the effect of me strike call in by eight oclock tonight, there uould
‘
Mar-
ciency and meeting the (Suing highltoday. While labor circles declared
cost conditions, under the relatively,
have been
that some 65,000 policemen and prison
’oificials throughout the country had
left their duties, Edward Shorts. the
high level, an investment demand for made.
"m“ h“ ”'"k’d melt ”“1“ m 523;: ot gntltnri'nl «312%? 1:3:
t .
3:1,;12'320‘3‘33 mflmmnl‘emmm'. POLICE AND PRISON lroxenoon that. the strike had been a
, in; situation was reported sound,crod- OFFICIALS STRIKEgggegéer‘h m undo“ and in me
it and collection conditions good, and g The Score conceded that the
strike order had been obeyed by
about three hundred police out of 1.—
!700 in Liverpool.
"Policemen who are unable to givc
proper explanations of their absence
.from duty," the Secretary continued,
,"will cease immediately to be police»
‘men. Regarding Liverpool, i told the
port any stop he considered neces-
n
a
In contrast With the Home Score»
in-
ternoon. Strikc leaders asserted that
nob be a policeman on duty in Lon-
,the provincial cities. but the belief is dotf
'expresscd in oflicial circles that the '
bl“ ”‘9 abnormally high prices pre~ ' strike will prove abortive throughout-
1 the country.
LONDON. Aug. 1. —The police strike
in Londondand iliv' i-Jn-gdhrh provinces,'suuth Noruulk Evcnini: 5.1mm”
sud only yester ay in protest‘ . ‘
pending kahuna“ affecting you desire the best results obtain
.police organization; went into effect,
if
able.
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first car were thrown off the tracks'
and the steel sides crumfiicd up and
were torn for about a quarter of their
length. Two posts of the eastbound?
station platform shed were demolish,
rd and the rails \I'Pl‘e twisted. The
train was‘slowing down and the pass f
engcrs in the smoker had moved to
the rear end of the car when the crash
came.
One woman was taken to New R0
chclle Hospital with align cuts and
in an hysterical condition. The driv-;
er of the train seeing the collision'
could not be avoided jumped from his
car and escaped injury. Traffic was
little delayed. for local trains used the
express tracks.
POSTAL TELEGRAPH .‘
RATES GO BACK
TO OLD FIGURES
«Critiques: irom Page Oust
master general on day telegrams on
April i, 1919, and restore ratcs for day
telegrams that were in effect prior to
that date. . .
Rcsiorc night telegram rates to
What they were before poatmaaterl
l
Clearance Sale of
Wash Dresses and
Skirts
The Little Shop
60 North lla'n St
- So. Norwalk
general changed them on January 1,
1919. l
Continue the present niclit letter.
gram rates without dcductmz the 20fz
per cent. increase. excepting that as in g
inlrn. state night. lcttcrgrams, the;
, rates shall be the same as they were:
prior to April 1. 1919: in other words.‘
shall be without the 20 per cent. in-
crease f
‘lliscomihne acceptance of day lit;
ters. . in
President James T. Inuit made thci
following statement yesterday I‘t’2-H‘i1~,
in): the return of the Southern New;
England Telephone Company from ’
government!” to private control: 3
“69 have no changes to announcer
During the pcriod of Federal control
the company has been free. in a large f
measure, to conduct the business in ,F
accordance with its own best judg-.‘
ment and has been in no way harn-l
pcred in its effort to furnish its best ,-
iservice possible under. the exactions'
and difficulties brought about by war;
conditions. As to rate advances. in-t ,
eluding both those initiated by tth'
company and those directly ordered
by the postmaster general. the total‘
fi
fandllorwalkrirstsand
,_‘,I..‘B!'FRON
' ‘Bastllorwalk.
Tel“. -
Jn advertisement . in the
the best results obtain-
alk Evening Sentinel ., it
, .. - _ _~ “mun 31-. _:5.- Jean-reggae
COAL MASONS’ _,
and ' , ' ‘ '
WOOD MATERIAL
TheNorwalkCoal&SupplyCo.
Successors to
RAYMOND 3308.1"
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? ,1 . , V. , ~ South Not-wink
- 137 Washington St.
f roe water 3:.
has no more than sufficed to meet 1119;
advanced costs of operation. The rate
increases have, in fact, been much
smaller proportionately than the sd-' '
.vances in costs or the advances in
' commodity prices generally. our wage
increases aloneapproxlmatlna an' ad-
vance of 75 per cent. over pre-war
figures. The cent of service is large:
.ly dependent upon the cost of labor,
éand, While we hope former-cased cf-
; iiciency of the worker, we do not ex-
ipect the. wages of our employes to
the reduced nor do are-think they
shouldbe reducet- Thopolicy of the
company in the matter 0! rates is
k ,evideneedby the-contiaa‘dlj‘ate
period
,7 we.
. stations throughout?” ;
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' THE UNI
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Ford to vou as
ouired. '
,_ Dutee
It‘s no longer neéessarv to 20 into the
details describing the practical merits of
the Ford car—everybody knows all
about “The Universal 031‘.”
trees and comes dav after dav and year
.«fter rear at an operating expense so
all that it’s wonderful.
tisement is to urge prospective buyers
-to place orders without delay.
Ford car when vou can set one. We’ll
take good care of your order—get your
aim the best in “after-service” when re- *
VERSAL CAR
How it
This adver— ,
Buv a.
soon as possible—and
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W. Flint
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on M sud". Anson! .1 1!"er
will be an important meeting u: The
South Norwalk Musicians”
Musicians' headquarters at
Main street at 3 dam. The - m.
fee on the printing of mu yaw ~
will make a final report hm»
lists are turned over to the m u .
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ll. Krieger Co.
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Ready to Wear Clothes stud
Shoes for men, women rJil
children on the easy paylntui
plan.
Lenses- Lenses
AT BRAND’S
Have a Duplicate Pair
of Glasses
With two pairs of glasses
tho \vvaror is independeni
of loss or breakage and
can 1:0 up with his \vm'l-
withnut discomfort or Insr’
cf tinu “bite «me pair i-
b. in: rrpaircd.
Duplicating your glasses «A
broken pieces exactly, or in ex
tended size.
Spectacles and Eyeglass»
Repaired
Prescriptions for Glassn
Carefully Filled
Selling of made-up glass”
for emergencies. according
to our own printed newcs;
regulations.
Largest Stock in LCIIE"
Frames, Mountings and
Repair Parts
\Ve do no examining
testing of eyes! For
lllfl'pfllfl’. sue nculisi.
_u£:te— physician.
(v
:iw
Ll‘ml
Charles Brand
Expert VVatchmaker. Jeweler
Optician.
(Ox-er fifteen _\-c:u\‘ mpw
Washington St. 50. Nc-m .
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CAIZENDAR
SUMMER SCHOOL
Homing Sessions
Until Aug. 22.
Regular Sessions
Resumed Sept. 2-
lvening Classes
Organised Sept. 15
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