with
flowers,
. Should d11vo you to the coal-
; ms’ h’: to seek relief from
=tmnble mere.
minus
makes.
per month. Machine
, PLUMBER:
rvpzwnrrsa EXCHANGE.
REBUILT TYPEWRITERS.
ngOAL
W001! & Grain
L Device. Bros.
,Seavicw Ave. and First St.
TEL. 53
Smith. Underwood,
Remington. all other
sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals, 35
sold at$10per month.
1“ Fair-field Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn.
4
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Arl-CraftRooimg, _
bopiifon " m‘mflm Main-iii
mmmfinwmum
Amt-.mdorme‘reoupcwsaiaau“
AgentaaswellforloaverBoard. ‘ .
Whatwmaroofcoat? Pleaaestatewhiehyoupsiofuafi'
M'nwth°mmm_I-u
The Hatch & Bailey co."
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nary bloodshed in, Budapest, IC- .
oordingto an otfie'nl statement
explaining the presence of Bela
Inn in this country. The state-
ment says they will be allowed to
.remain in Austria, . under deten-
tion untilllnngary'is able to re-
ceive them but will not be penitii-
id to carry on political propagan-
» PARIS: Aug. 4.——Rumanian
'1r00ps entered the— suburbs of!
Budapest yesterday, according to.
town.
PRICED VERY HODmTBI-Y
SPECIAL SHOWING 0? WHITE TUB SKIRTS
or thebettcrkind. nyou wish the but in qualityami work-
manship then visit the Paris shop.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
33800THIAIIST.
llot'Weaiher Dresses tor Women & Misses
The handsomest collection and thalargest assortment in
SOUTH IOWA“ J
a dispatch received here frmn’
Vienna. ,
l A Budapest dispatch which was;
filed in thatcity on Sundayetotedwi
that Romanian forest: advancing}
toward the Hungarian capital had:
been halted at Hatvan and (‘zeg-l
led. These towns are respectively?
northeast and southeast of Buda-l I
pest and are each‘distant approxi- l
mately forty-five miles. 3
.7": . 2r ram».
{fawn/axing}
Wmfieonly Shades made with Ventilators
To ' ureniireparchforeithernightordayusewiththe latest VUDOB Ventilating SELF-
flgPanhMismwamothdIanhmorkuofeasyworkby one person, to
erectthem... Thenfinplyunfllrthgi:thetall.hy‘then
instantly' thenextspring' ey oryears.
IlarchShadescomeinsozttpernianeutooloraandallsises. Theyiasttoryeanandthe cost-rt:
yearolaerviceisvu-ymoderate. ’
GallstoarShadeDepartnentandenminothul.
WI. 'fdl'theWinterlndhookthem
1110li
“no. .
Ventilating earnings].
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CHANDLER SIX
PHONE 1300 and 2011.'
STROHBERG CABBURETOBS
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAZING
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TIRES
osnnué mom
Vaast Bros. Garage
12 CHESTNUT ST‘ 30. NORWALK.
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l Deep burns covered nearly hull of
the area of Mr. Lawler‘s body. chiefly
on the upper part. Mrs. Lawier's
burns were of a secondary nature. but.
her sufferings were increased by a
fracture of the clavicle, sustained, it
was believed, when her husband
dropped her fainting from the second;
story or their burning honh.
sleeping. and seeing the home on
ler attempted to reach another sleep ;
ing porch to rescue their live year old‘
son, Oscar Jr., and his nurse.
‘When they were cut oil by the fire;
Mrs. Lawler fainted. Her husband
carried her through the names-10 a
, window and lowered her to an awning
‘ SEEK REVENGE 4, ‘ -
I 0N ()I“l“!(:IALl 1k( nod shortly
to'c Sunday morning by a terrific ground floor.
explosion. immediately below the sec- tell .to the ground.
and stury porch. where they were jumped, striking his head on the steps. caused by the bomb and 1m.
. The boy and his nurse were rescued. ion cans of gasoline.
veloped -in flames, Mr. and Mrs. Law-l
~ Lawler home
before 'three which covered a window on the immediately after the (spiny-r
Mr. Lawler then
uninjured.
Neighbors told today or having seen
a mysterious group of men near the
last Friday night. oi
hearing footsteps shortlybetore the
explosion. of seeing a man dressed in
gray several times in front of the resi-
deuce. and ot a speeding automobile
THE HARDWARE 8:
AUTO SUPPLY (:0.
42 Water St.
Phone 1215.5. So. Norwalk, 0t.
Innate Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
Oils and Greases -
Stewart Speedometer Parts
, loeony Gasoline and Kerosene
, Auto Supplies. Tires and Tubes
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
YES, mums RlGilT
2 ' 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
‘ mung 336-2.
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4‘-
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BECKMANN’S .GROCERY
You will always find our prices rock bottom.
Beckmann ouahtv is assured With everything nurch-
as here: We deliver the goods for you.
lime Native Potatoes. Der uk. . :‘T .............. 75C
310. 1 ya] Plantation Coffee. lb. ............. 39c
i uban or Hotel Astor _Cofi'ee. lb. ............... 47c
New Pack Cream Farina. pkg. . . . . .. ........... 13c
ellogzs Corn Flakes orPost Toasties. nkz. . . . . 114-
Sunkist Oranges. laree Size . . .. ............ So each
New York State Fresh Eggs. dozen ........... 68c
Magnolia or Clover Milk. can .................. 19c
Fhlcnce Pea IBaths. (End Dicktig) ......... 2 lbs. $36
a cy o e ram re. Der . ............. 5c
Warranted GoodEzzs for coolmiz. etc” doz. . . 53¢.
lVatch for our big sale and onenimr of White
House Breadery this week.
A. F. BECKMANN & co. Inc.
It?
s“,
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ln/‘a/a-
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Furniture and Housefurnishiugs ..
Al Reductions at 10% to 30%
We illustrate a few of the niany money
' ‘ saving values below . '
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The New York Butter &
E22 Market
87 80. Main St., 80. Norwulk.
Direct receivers cf Butter,
‘ 7' “may. fresh every day_
Jon prompt service.
' Tel. 472.
, glut, Tea, Cofi'ee and Cheese .
"-“Ciiick .auto service assures 1
83 and 95 Washinzton St, Phone 1405 f
, ' .
Schultze 3 Tuesday Specuals
LEGS SPRING LAMB .............................. 30c lb.
FORECUARTERS SPRING LAMB .................. 200 lb.
RIB LAMB CHOPS ........ ’ ................... , ..... 30c lb.
LOIN LAMB CHOPS ............................... 35c lb.
RIB VEAL CHOPS ........... _. ........... '. ........ 26c lb.
LOIN VEAL CHOPS .............................. 32c lb.
VEAL OUTLETS ................ .......... ....... 3861b.
BOTH MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON WEDNESDAY.
EDWALI.
Schulize’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
SOUTH NORWALI.
_ . Heating, Buttons Covered
NnBone Corsets Made to
' Measure
.Tuttle Shop
Tel. 389.
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Sale 01 Tires
_. '_ and Neural]: First: and
.. , . 8 “H
' ,L.~Errnon
‘ ‘1». .
=1 ’88. , East Norwalk
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LUNCH— TONGUE,
Eagle Brand ....... 15c can
SUNBRITB CLEANSER,
EXTRA FINE PORK,
LIBBY’S RED BEANS,
COTTAGE BRAND COFFEE,
................. ‘. 406
3 lb.
’ SPECIALS FOR
“hens and Furs Remodeled f
‘ , FOULD ’S SPACEETTI,
RAILWAY STRIKE
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conference with officials of
froad administration. .
ocean
were banked.
:were banked.
' result.
The entire force of
32c per lb.
8c pkg.
3 cans 25c
’ mu.
smegma-tithh -
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ILABIZE TO SPREAD
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rials who are now in Washington in
the rail-
The most serious tioup of industry
was reported ilom Gary. Inga-azalere .
leight or the twelve blast mm of _
the United States Steel Corporation
It was said10.000 men ‘-
It was said 10,000 men
shopmen em-
ployed by the “'abaah and the Lake . ~-
v Erie and “’(stern Walked out, accord- . ,
in; to heads of local unions, while on ; ’
other railroads_the tieup was only par- v
14 CLEVELAND. 0., Aug. i.——R.epons
' last- night from .Chic‘agp that 26,00d' ‘ ’
rican Federation.
ere and in the" U
BEAUTIFUL WILLIAM
American walnut, consisting of Bullet, Table, China Closet, 5
Chairs, 1 arm. Special .............................. $250
OTHER SUITES ........................ ,. ....... $75.00 up
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MAHOGA
With cane backs. Most popular '
of all modern living room chains.
NY CHAIRS AND '
ROCKERS '
$18-00
B
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auntu<n
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Wooden Beds in oak, mellow}
and ivory finishes . . . $15.00 up‘
Brass Beds .......... $13.50 up
Iron Beds .......... $4.98 up
lulu/‘1‘}a '
.N“.\‘V l.
BEDRoon SUITES in period designs, in oak, old ivory, Amer-i-
can walnut and mahogany. finely made and finished $89.00 up
.\-'~-\‘\¢~
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.
‘7' - We wofldadvise you to
THREE PIECE TRESTRY om STUFFED SUITE.
mm My Ipring seats and backs, bmtitully proportioned .......... $300.00
Other units ........................................................ . ...... ,, $60-00 up
talne‘advantage oldie-e exceptm «minnow can as :
From the awning she,
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~ Three explosions wan luau :7
' house and the police ho hm. xtq
the 57.].
i‘aztx .' 'lzu
:bombs were found 200 z..:
{The Lauder home was pram... .
‘stroyed by tire.
I
ll. K
Ready to Wear Clothes .;.,-0
:56
\
rieger Cu.
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Slices for men, women
children on the easy 1:2}
plan.
«if.
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Lenses-Lenses.
AtwaestPrices
Have a Duplicate lull“
,
of Classes
\\‘i:h two pairs of 12hr"
the wearer is indemmlv
vl' loss or breakage .
-an 3:0 mt with his “nv
without discomfort or luv
of xime While on» pair '
bring repahed.
Duplicating your glasses or
broken pieces exactly, or in ex-
tended size.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses
Repaired
.Prescriptions for Classes
Carefully Filled
Selling of madeeup glass“
for cmergencues, according
to our own primed newesa
, regulations.
Largest Stock in Lem-es.
Frames, Hountings and
Repair Parts
'We do no examining or
testing of eyes! For ll‘I'A'
purpose. we oculist. .U‘nd
unto physician.
, V
(mar es ran
Expert Watchmaker. Jeweler 1-11
Optician.
(Our fif:ee.n years' onus-n. 4
Washington St. Se. Ncm.’ I-
sums SCHOOL
Morning Sessions
Until Aug. 22.
Regular Sessions
Resumed lBent. 2.
Event: Classes
Organised Sept. 15
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