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SPECIAL SHOWING 0? WM”
otthebetterkind. Ilyouwishthebeatinqnalityandwork-
manahipthen visitthel’arisshop.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House'
33 soo'ru suns IT. 30m NORWAL‘K.
Smith, Underwood.
Besninglon, all other
makes. sold. ren'ed,
repaired. ltent..3~. :5 y
per month. Machines:
sold alSIOper monib.l
PLUMBER.
YYPEWRWER EXCHANGE.
1“ Fairfleld Ave.. Bridgeport, Conn.
RESULT TYPEWRlTERB.
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALK AND GOODYEAR CORD TEES
STROIIBEBB CABBUBI'I‘OBB
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
, COAL
'fWood & Grain
Devine Bros.
leaview Ave. and First 8t.
1‘ E I... 5 3
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND BRAKING ,
Vaast Bros. Garage
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Call and see our nicely re-modelcd store.
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AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
Phone 1215-5. 80. Norwalk, 0t.
locum Parts, sum: and
Genmtor Brushes
Oils and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Parts
Ioeony Gasoline and Kerosene 5 Fresh B ' - t ‘.
Auto supplies, “I“ “d Tubes , 5 read. Cakes. Rolls. Etc. every hour.
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
New
goods. low prices. free delivery. You always net
value here.
Follow the crowd to the White House Breadery.
A. F. BECKMANN & (30., he.
83 Washington St.
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BLANK BOOKS
A New and Complete Line
We, Journals and Records
Books
Loose Leaf and Bound
Receipt Books l
Memorandum Books I
F. L. HAMILTON
Phone 1&95.
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
4' Wall 8‘. Telephme 125- MORRIS’ SPECIAL SQUARES or BACON .......... 350 lb.
, 5 SMOKED SHOULDEBS ................ . ....... 29:; lb.
- ; TOMATO PULP, Special ......................... '.. So can
"Get acquainted" l STUFFED on PLAIN OLIVES ............... 15c—30c jar
.Tbe New York Butter"& 3
‘ Em: Market
3 Both markets close at NOON on Wednesday.
2'] 30. Main 5t., 80. Norwalk. i
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'31:. Tea, Coffee and Cheese
adnaively, fresh every day. .
Quick auto service assures i
you prompt service. .
Tel. 472.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
United States License No. 17.903.
NORWALI. . ' SOUTH NOBWALI.
SPECIALS FOR
DEATH TOLLLARGE
IN MONTREAL FIRE
flEMSTlTClllNG
Heating. Buttons Covered
V‘mbous and Furs Remodeled
NnBone Corsets Made to
Measure
' Tuttle Shop
"as is. min 8t.. 30. Norwalk.
, Tel. 339.
(Continued from l‘nse (Joel
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uuickly the flames laid hold on the
skcleton structure of lllt’ railway.
T H E W EEK
\thu the firemen arrived the mill was
ECONOMY COFFEE - - 316 H" a blazing [tyre and a few minutes
i later that part. of the railway con-
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LIBBY'S CONDENSED structcd over the mill fell with :1
.crash into the roaring furnace. Ac»
MILK ....... 130 can '
‘cordlng to witnesses. a car filled with
merrymakers took a fatal leap into
. the flames.
. 1F Coming from the mill could be hearu
moons of agony and cries for help.
puissant Coal that‘s All Goals VAN OAMP'B BEANS 15c can :but the'flremen only found it possible
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TEA—Choice Mixed .. 400 lb.
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, Ol' . _ TOILET TISSUE .. 3 rolls 100 . t
' 0 COAL , nnl children trapped in the blazing
HED_WOOD In all sizes
' structure. They did succeed, however,
in cutting their way through the wells
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V. was. i and dragging «forth a few persons al-
. ~ L. EFFR N i ‘ most smothered by the. smoke.
m St ' germanium A , STULL . “we... «no; 031.. are ":36 the
-» ' " _ ' . 3c nitrogen" " W { toned
“1 ~ 1.1. “1. x , , ‘ : . the wt ’ ‘
24Cot‘ '
necessitating -' > :
mm.m.9¢W.WII-sh
llol Weather Dresses tor Women & Misses 3
Thehandmsateollactionsndthsmm in i
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‘ision also was made less drastic. the
jam! seizure section so as to prov-idol
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be open to inspection of the general
public. but kept solely for scrutiny all
the commiaaioner, his agents. court or ‘ .
other oflicera. ‘
The House search warrant llPOVl-i
sub-committee amending the search
llhat search warrants may be issued
.only under the usual practice provid-
' ed by existing Federal law and not on
mere suspicion that liquor is being;
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stored for unlawful purposes.
1 Instand of the House bill’s unlimit-
ed provision for funds to enforce pro-
hibition. the subcommittee fixed 83.-
_500.000 for the first year's enforce-
ment work and leave: this duty joinb
ly to the internal Revenue Commiu-mud religious purposes are provided.
by a provision requiring issuance of»
such permits only to ministers. rabbis a
«toner and the Department of Justice.
{The former is to report and the latter
to prosecute violations.
l in defining intoxicating liquor, the
lsubvcommlttec added the
llibe'rallsalion proviso:
‘ “Provided, however, that the fore:
txoimz definition (one-half 01 one per
cent. alcohol) shall not extend to de-
talcholized wine or to liquor or liquors
gproducod in the process by which
Qbecr. ale. or porter is manufactured.
‘but containing not more than half of
one per cent. alcohol, if such liquor
or liquid shall be otherwise denomi-
tiand than as beer. ale or porter."
"is proviso rejects lhc request of
prohibition advocates for pmhlbllion
of beverages which have the appear-
:xnce of intoxicants.
; Another relaxation of the House bill
was made in its provision {or penaliz-
ing perilous having ”reason to be-
lieve' their property is being used un-
lawfully. Thc Rennie amendment re-
quires "personal knowledge" of such
or“.
The House provision declaring that
“(Mr Feb. 1. 1920. the possession of
liquor authorized by the law shall ha
piima iacie evidence that. it is being
kept for sale, is retained and strength
cd by an addition providing that in
proceedings. under this section the
hurdo-n of pivot shall be on defend-
ants to pch that such beverages do
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not contain more than one-half of one;
per cent. alcohol.
The sub committee revision retains
the following cxceptions, as provided
by the House:
Denatured alcohol, medicinal pre-
parallons. patent medicines. toilet and
medicinal preparations, flavoring ex-
tracts. syrups. vinegar and fruit
juices. The sub-committee, however.
"struck out the House clause that such
articles should be “nonpotable,” pre?
scribing merely that they ,shall be
"unfit for beverage purposes."
A House clause requiring altoholic
content of toilet, medicinal And anti-
septic. articles to be labeled wast
snickcn out.
Retaining the House provision pro-
hibiting manufacture, sale, purchase,
transponation or prescription of in-
toxicants without a. permit from the
internal ilevouue Commissioner, the
revised bill contains a provision that
such acts shall be expressly authoriz-
cd upon receipt. or permits.
Honsc limit of ten days on permits to
purchase intoxicants’ also is extended
in the revised bill to nlnfly days.
The ‘
Pharmacists only may sell at retail:
and licensed physicians only may pre-
scribe liquor. The House requiremtzit
EAT LESS AND TAKF
Take a Glass of Salts if Your Back
Hurts or Bladder Bothera.
The American men and women must
,Lual‘tl constantly against kidney
trouble, because we eat too much and
all our food is rich. Our blood is filled
with uric acid. which the
strive to filter outfthey.vmkcn from
kidneys
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS‘
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inative tissues clog and result is
kidney trouble. bladder we ncss’and.
a general decline in health.
When your kidneys. feel like lumps
of load; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy. full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; it you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous
spells. acid stomach. 01‘ you in"?
rheumatism when the weather is had.
set from vour pharmacist about. four
ounces of Jad Salts; take a table-
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for a few» days. and your
kidnevs will then ct tine. - This
famous saith-«is ' (mm the acid of
srapcs and lemon Juice. combined
with lithla. and has been used for gem
oration: to flush n’ud stimulate clos-
nod kidneys; to 30%;? the acids
, in theories so it A. n
than
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The New VUDOR Self-Hanging Device
?' enablesyouunaaaiatedtohang
nshadeinafewmm making a single masons-lug.
macs-"(hm mwdumd—mwbntam. 'You can unhcox
amnumggmwmnmymmm,umnup agar :r. m
, mm,flfiahepaitdeanmminuaeud donbleaitahfe. ‘
' WehaveWDOBlinthebeataaflinxoolaaandandaea. mthemost eflecuvt,
durableflhademde. midfwmyymandfieeouper year of asrnoe is very 11.0..
' cute. Comeinandaee , _,
for physical examination b3 physicians
oi applicants {or liquor prescriptions.
however. was eliminated.
The House provision limiting phy-
icians dispensing to one pint of ii-
quor in ten days for the same personj
is retained. but modified to provide
that such limitation shall apply only:
to prescriptions to be "taken intern-
ally."
More rigorous provisions guarding
transactions-in wines for sacramental
or other ecclesiastics.
House provisions regardinz sdvcr
lists); of beverages are made morc‘
stringent in come respects and more;
liberal in others. The sub-committee
struck out provisions prohibiting sign
or billboard advertising. but added a
clause penalizing advert’ment
or method. Also. stricken out was a
clause authotizinn obliteration of ii-
quor advertising or the use of pictures
of a distillery. bottle. ken. barrel or
other receptacle in advertising. A
new clause pcrmitrmanufacturc rs and
wholesale drugzists to advertise al-
cohol in trade journals.
Retaining the House provision
against advertisement of compounds.
preparations or iOl’l'llulAt‘ tor menu»
facturc of intoxicnms,
mint—v sll‘t‘nzlllcned this section by
prohibiting also the advertisement oi ‘
any "utensil, contrivance ms-
or
t mm " lnt‘ such purpose. ‘
APPOINTMENT OF
CENSUS SUPEHVlSORS
\\'.\I~‘iil.\‘t;'l‘f).\‘. it 17.. Auzust S".
The >l(‘l‘t may cl roulllIt-‘H‘P. upon lllt‘
r. (tulJillvn'l-illun ll the nfln-(gtur of lilr‘
«0mm. l1...~' made 11,1’ inlluwmg zip-l
GIFTS !
analiera, Neck Chains. Brooches.
Ear-drops. Lockets.'Baby Pins. RO-
rlea. Bracelets. Ladies' Guard
Chains. Hearts. Grosses, Rings.
Bracelet Watch—J. etc.
_ Christ
13qu luttona. stiekpine, Tie Clasps.
Fol”. Vent Shaina, Charms, pigar-
ette Cases. Cigar Cutters. Pocket
Knives- Stone and Signet‘ Rings,
Watches, Clocks, Alarm Clocks,
'At BRAND’S.
JEWELRY AND OPTICAL
STORE
SOUTH NORWALK
A Great Light ',"
if you have been paying film-y
prices at stores here and
there a great light will dawn
upon you when you first buy
at Van Dyk's. .
Not only are the prices up-
preciably lower—the quality ..
of‘thc- merchandise is appre-
ciably higher. ' /
Quail-Tea 3 lbs. $1.45, 60c lb.
Victory Tea 3 lbs. $1.00, 35c 11).
Silver Label Teas,'1-2 lb.
of
"intoxicanls" anywhere, by any means 1
the subcom— ;
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H. KRIEGER & CO.
‘ A FEW
REED
SULliiES
Just like Cut
To Close Out
At $7.98, worth $12.00
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
All Kinds oi Sea loud
Steak, Chops and.
Chicken
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tor the stair of Connccticul:
First histrict——-Thomas J. Smiths
. .‘Zvu Britain. iiat‘liord (‘0,
Second llistriciu-Johu
llridn- port. l’ail’field (‘0.
A description of the sup: r\Vi~:nr—' «its
‘trit‘ls in Connecticut follows: .
Two districts. Population 115-11”. ‘1.
114.756.
, l-‘irst District-Counties; Hartford.
'Middlcstx‘ New Abandon. Tn’llnmi. and:
\‘i'lft'lllflrn 13 (otllilirsl. l‘up.‘l..'.:on‘
.t-qm, 461.392 j
l Second lit—trick <‘onuliv-: 1‘;:lt‘.’lel'i,
Littllilcld, and Nov. Hunt (3 come
first. Population llillm. Hitler-i.
l'_ Kt mp'w.»
00 Hammcrmilsi "
Bond Letter Heads.
for $15.00.
Every user of printed matter.
knows what the famous Hammer-,1 TARl‘ov BR05-
d is. It is the but: ONO-Date Cigar Store
mm hon up" I Mahackemo Block, 80. Home:
RETAIL
CIGARS, CIGARETTES
' PIPES and TOBACCO.
5d! around commercial bond made
todayandiausedbythouaandsof'i‘ Tel. 1531
houses' who do big business. ,
This exceptionally low price is:
(for a‘ large letterhead, 8 1.2 x 11.:
. inches. The printing is of the best;
, and we stand back of every sheet. .
5. Tel. 126.
Egg. Stove,
Westport. conn.
P. 8.——We do other printing at'
lower prices than you have been
‘ paying because our superior
. equipment makes it possible. {role}
i phone us and one of the Jones will
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
i 01.1) CARS '. Harris 8163115
Sell your old cars to the Bridge-
port Auto Wmcking 60., 1310
north Ave, between Oak and
center ., Bridgeport, Conn.
Phone urn 5586-2. Second-
hand__parts and tires to its any
make pt'oar.
It Water West
Nut and Pea.
REDUCED PRICE ON A141
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A I * w-ALL PAPER
f. G§T A SQUARE DEAL We“ price on all Ready
E e‘wui. buy your household . an", m‘. Enamel, 3mm
1 I A ' Window and Windshield Glare
{and we nurturing , I I. , l on painting and
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