IMPORTANT MATTERS?“
f This Store Does Not
Close Wednesday «3011111111911 From mm m”.
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AftemOOn merit of this city securing seVeral car
OPEN ALL DAY ,
WEDNESDAY _-’
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the administration for its foresight in
‘getting the jump' on the present
the only Connecticut city,
Hartford, that has made arrangements'
to take advantage of this wonderful
opportunity.
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‘ ftbose who depend on the public 991%
:ice machines as their only method of
Joseph Davis
gtransportation to and from the First
’35 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
'eam their livelihood from operating
'these machines, is the' ‘ijtney” ours
ltion. The fate of the jitney opera ors
Will be heard in the report of Cor-
who 1was instructed at the last 10"ul1u
meeting to prepare a. proper ordin-
iance to control the parking of motor.
__-.,-_- ._.-- lxehicles on North Main str-=-et."1l1e'
BEFORE THE COUNCIL‘
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loads of these goods, the housewives 1331 00mm“!!! against the 0119’“
.of Norwalk ought to be thankful to Music Roll
high cog; of‘liv‘ing situation. for as it has reason to believe the concern
has already been stated. Norwalk is has manufactured nerforatgL— ”be?
outside of music rolls by purchasing copies of Parka 0! “l" 10°" recruit-1111191111011.
Second in importance, especially to ating the results of the competitors
and Second districts, and those w '10 m "3'
poration Counsel Edward J.Q11lnlan,be" 4'
pambueqca'renoum.‘
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Formal Complaint Activist Bridpopm ”1-1—- ‘
Co. by Trade Board.1l Sergeant Albeit W. Herman the.‘
WASHINGTON, Aug 12,—The fed- local hero who was recentlv awarded
eral trade commission has issued tor. the Crolx Db Guerra by the French
Government for mm‘tnll 1' 313", and;
company of Bridgeport, who was to haVe been to"-;1.auy 1111-9E
The commission declares that sented with the deopraticu by Mayor
Donovan at the Council meeting to-
night, has notified Corporal G. 1'.
Conn.
competitors’ rolls and making dupli- 0' his ‘n‘bm‘y to make an appear-
icates of them, thus unfairly appropri- ance this eveiin; He ‘5 at W359!"
attending the Packard Commercial
school for ex—serflce men in New York
and cannot spare the time to come to
1this city. He expresses his regrets
The Bridgeport concern was cited and wishes to thank the mayor for his
to make answer before the federal km“ otter
commission in “’ashlngton. Septem—
ingenuity, labor and expenses, and‘5
avoiding the cost of prqjucing mater
waives OF TIRELESS TRUCK
i was seoerc srnzers
BRADFORD TROLLEVMEN ISTRIRE' _
BRADFORD Pa. AuAc —Two The “‘“d‘ 9” °’ OW" 14"” 1’
hundred employes in the mechanical G’bson' who was on tramc duty at
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Fifteen of the leading conspirators
were ordered executed by General
Manuel Dieguez after the arrest of the
alleged conspirators, according to the
some authority. included among
those ordered executed were: General
Lazaro Alanls, a former “Magouista.":
of Los Angeles. and afterward a fol—
lower of Modem. Orozco and Zapata;
General Reuda Quijano, General Man- :
uel Gutierrez, an ext-bandit. and ten
others. Senora [aura Alums was 11c-'
ported to have been arrested at the
time her husband, General Alanis, also
was taken into custody. She became
famous during the Omaco revolution
of 1912, .when she rode into Juarez”
with a ban dof rebels, took possession :
of the plaza, and held it twenty—four!
hours.
LAREDO, Texas, Aug. 12.—UniueciE
States military authorities here have
demanded the release of Private Ce-
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wriience caused by the present stand and operating departments or the Main and Wall street this noon “Oted‘lserfbiintfy 210$;va‘lljal'zzlzmlll‘l‘exaflclrsatr:
I“ the vacant jitneys is one that has Western New york and Pennsylvania that the tires on the "’3" “he?” 0‘ 3 ed with being :1 Felix Diaz conspira-
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“mm" will be reached tonight. higher wages and improved working the New England Transportation (‘01111
homr. of the other matters sch dul- conditions following a conference at San), and,bound from Springfield 10
ted to be passed on are: The sum: rei- 0193", x y with (nmpany omcials. New York were 50 badly Worn that
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lion 1) ' the cit ', of (‘alt' Pasture 1 ee 1 ‘ - ‘
{11111: W)“. WWW." (“If l‘orooklvn.,13mréh )to be mlmfll into a public The ”on”, ”mm which is about 100 l‘hL :hmp at i rims “tl‘e cutting tuxedo. emit“: sor'lhle 11m: ago in tho.
. _ , . 1 ' . (cop v into the softer pav pmpnt d 1 merzcan rmy. F.‘ - exican au-
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...11_. 1111111111 .11 the automo 1bcach 111d park, the. construction of "‘“PS l'l-Eo (0mm? ‘l Bradford an thoritres mm the military officers:
at sever from the Concord street 11‘: men making dents "1 the ankSo He
:11. :1. (irevns l-‘a-xms, Satur- "“8“ t‘ t l Shinglehousc. Pa, Olean. 3318111971931 t d d h _ here that Flores would be held pend-
viltli'lul 1.. 11.. .2111 “ ac "’-‘ "m '0 “‘9 BU" 1"11 lLittlc Valley and Bolivar, N. Y. 3- 0m" °" 9"“ i 9 d‘m‘r ‘0 an"? in: instructions fmm MPXim City. A
awnue sewer as an inducement to H.
Jarobs .1; Sons to erect their pmpmstxfl
;tnndern four- story factory: the tilv
'urrninr: over its title to the raceway: BRID‘-EPORT1 AVG
Ithrough the Bishop 'znill property in G. Hyde. non-d surgeon of Greenwich.
down \‘l’ater street opposite the police
GREENWICH SURGEON SUED. station, and park his car and not to go:
. 12—1». Fritz further until new tires had her-11',
placed on both wheels. .
'2. 1.1V report has been sent to \V ashington
illilVli'} has returned to
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.. ,< 1.1 "lt‘w‘u‘lifiwlwr at Sclrultze'svmp up“. ownv'rs' the oliminutlo‘r of 4‘
, ‘ - 1 1 ’ 1 i defendant in a $10. 000 (1111111129 suit. ——~ —— l
'11 l 4'1 rrmr'kvi. after :1 WEEKS lht‘ double sidoutllks and ”1-1 ‘11"-iltl‘l- S h. h ill (1 n ”)9 SU' NATIVE PEACHES ! 2 G'RL8! USE LEMONS
1' 11:1 ..* lo. 113'! lvnm in Mount i inlg Iot‘Nortb lBylain strele; b 1111;; propos- 3:33;: 22“?" 1c“ in}: (1;: i( hrui tint , NOW PLENTY IN
_ 11. N. Y. Em sac of tie unusct u; rugs, on ‘ ~ - ‘ ‘ v LOCAL M (m A"
'sclmol pmpmty. on Prospect avenue: l-Z. Hoffman also of (freenwich. who ARKETS a 'F SUNBURNI I
11w cr‘l‘ciion of a new highWny b1-- ..1 ,o- .1 «.1:- mar lwcausc’ Des 1111 the essimist. 1'
1 4.. ":M’t that the}: were un- tut-n tho smond (limin and Harbor 1:111:23. :1": land. frinr‘olessional treat, madeluben th: first wiglgrfegitglggi g '1." I" ”u“ a". 1m" lotion
n on ;,,I;-, ,3flrnfiian00 mm Red \iuw 1311mm the es! blishing of .1 new 0 came” an I U ‘ " ‘ to whiten your tamer
meht administo-r'od by Dr. llydc fol
of the season struck this vicinity on
'«-r.'.< Hall Yesterday afternoon ,1”, building line on “ashington str,eet . ' _ March 2151. the first day of spring,‘ frock .1115.
Vomiulml mcellni‘: oi rm. lilnev «lib-13m! a number of other matte1s not to his broken arm. the plamtrff is now regarding ‘ijp probable failure 0, m9
‘_ . . “HF, ”rm .1-1 \l 4' v nuntion 1’ la“ 0f "9W busmc: 3 permanently crippled, despite ”-11.1311 peach (TOD. native peaches of men 1 '
.~ was 110. .1 11 1 .. . . no _ on '121 11 is also expected that represents, ed operation: than average mam.“ are liberallv 1 Squeeze the jlflf‘: of {MO lemons irr-
cuternoon. ,1]; 5—1;; an! 111 ’.\IE‘\\': hnglzullld lnsurantce ' displayed in local markets this mom to a bottle containing three ounces of:
__ 1, 3:11 mu- (1 10s on “'1 apt-1111' e- _‘ “‘““ ing and, 1n some laces, are selling ' 1'.
1.1-1 H.“ “Cell ”00k £1111] l‘iildi‘l ‘ 111,0 ”1-: (npnr-flrnpn ”1 an (“Oil ‘0 351 D;MANDS WHEAT {Bl as ‘0“? “5 $1 ZSllOr' a lal'gt basket Olffll'lflld “llilr‘. shake “'9”. and you
...., 7} 1d 't l ‘ 1111111 .11 aplrwlrriotinn for more ade- , STANDARDS CHANGE lull .hm'c a (proper pint of the lwst frec-
( 3.7“)”, K 1.5 ".3931” meet"".‘,‘""; "‘.‘ lmwm‘m ‘0 '1‘“ P”) 1V wasrirxo'rox. 111g, 12—Domands The majority of them are of 11111 klfirunbum 91111 11111 1011011.,and com-1
.r- .n 1.111 Central fire 110m sta—g'min 1111111 ago they reported that , . . t “ridden variety, which, while no: piexion whir'ner a: New small cost.
' ' b 'u '- d' - . . that changes be made 1n governmen ‘. . _
~11 '8—‘1 1112.1. Plans for the Clam-1 “” "“"mm9“ ““‘ms *“bmm‘d m 'h' t 1t nd'irds 11nd 1' m9 rice guar- quite as good a frecstorre as the 12-1 your gram-.1» has a”. lemons and:
, 1. 1., in- }..M H, .yaquo Island on -:Au 11.21 1118 for certain improve- v. (‘3 1‘ ‘1 ‘ 9 p her-.111 is a pretty good peach, and is ’ ' ‘
“merits 11.11] been pigeon- holed and in
itimated that unless further action be
taken irirrnr-dwatel} thoy would take
dancing-““05 to inc-11:15.9 the fire insurance
iced act
grower or wheat.‘ ‘
ment prepared by Chairman Gronna
:0 as not to penalize every 1n((ting with a good demand
'were made in 'a stateg ,
A very attractive directory of the for a (“W ('"m‘1
."1r<1 fun 1111'» discussed.
' Massage this sweet-
heam to dance Pulleys
zool. -rates. '
! ---——~—————~-- ,uons and approved today by the Sen— the \fasonicr’l‘emple, .39 “all street. arms and hands and 1‘99 how quickly
——~'l‘1'y an smeltirement 1n the are agricultural committee. has been 11111111111 at the head o.’ 1‘21..- the "903‘195- sunburn and ran ““239
”Flu picnic of the \Vouren's Guild of I.:«S(1r1t11 Norwalk Exening Sentinel it
u Trm1ty Churchxwill boheld macro-1‘3...“ a’bire' in: best results ohm: 47 a Sentinel Want Athena.-
.c Pond tomorrow. Those attend 11,131.“ '
no requested to take the 10:40 . I I
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rf lncl«:rr:ent weather the picnic
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pear and how clear, soft and white
the'skin becomes. 11 is harm
less. ' .1:
stair on the or.
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—Try a Sentinel Want at
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Sarah Caldwell, of 36 Meadow
-f, telephoned to police headquar-
vcstrrdny afternoon, that a num
- : boys were stealing apples from
mopel‘ly, Qfliccr Toothill immed-
investigated, but found that the
‘.1.1‘1 run away.
“Cakes, and Beer,
and Washing Here ‘ .
Before a ramshackle house in a little Néw
England village there used to hang this sign : -
- “Hiram, the widow’s son, I hope,
- ' “Gan furnish customers with soap,
“Such as will make the washing day
“Pass of! as pleasant, o’cn as May,
“Cakes and beer, and washing hero.”
Hiram had the right idea. He knew that there were people
whowantcd what he had to sell. The difference between
Hiram and the/modem advertiser is that the former had to
trust to somebody passing to see his Sign. He could not .
bring his sign to everybody. ’ 5 ' _ -~
.Zlv yzar'tv of some twenty-live
rs of the Tristram 6'1: Hyatt .2
have chartered a big ’bus' "
.7211-1' 0119 of those delightful
.(‘zrlumet Grove. \Vestpor't. .33.
low will enjoy a feast in which '
~ '1 4-1 corn and hot dog's will §
2112'. They will be. the guests
_ Stone.
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.l1l.n<on. rf Glenbrook. was
F amior'd to- day charged
‘l.1 i1 (if 1.1 Columbia Bicycle ”3,,
arm of the Regent Thea-
\1“‘.11la§.‘ evening, and Officer
l‘..~.\'mond was dispatched to
' ”moor him this morning, re-
‘- mil}: after one o'clock. He
cell at the uptown po-
3‘. >1..114\r:ill be tried toomor-
ting.
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"blooded local young men.
1‘1 the chance to get a
‘ rh- Kaiser. and who still
-l\'entur'e and dicitement‘
Jr. cducafion and good
:lr-or life, or those who
Edy “tasted blood" in
are, desire to hear the .4.
of rifle shots and the '1?
‘- .‘z of a machine gun again
v... mommy 11v. 2 V 1 The modern advertiser with something to sell that he feels
.. Fifth Cavalryvfor service 5 . . . 1 f . ‘
you want, saves you the trouble of gorng to his place to .see
\iii11n attire to witness a prize fight'
and is alleged to have made anti~Car~ '
Flores. an American citizen, born in ’
W335-
any drug store or toilet counter will}
supply three ounces of Orchard “'hite’
and representatives of farm organiza- omce holders of the second floor (11 1." fragrant lotion into the face. BECK 1
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Conveniently
YOu are going away for a week or two of rest and recoil .
3 reaiion, the inconveniences of travel will be materially les»! 1"
scned if proper attention is given to your luggage.
Be sure it’s strong, compact, serviceable—ave havdi
just that sort, the dependable kind.
E Light weight matting bags and suit cases, wood framed
s brass plated lock and catches $2 .
Fine rice straw matting suit cases, wood frames, leath—i
24 inch size, $3fl'
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1 er corners, leather straps all around case,
5 Cane suit cases, leather bound, crcionnc lined with: “I
- pocket, :24 inch size, $5.50 to $7.50
1 Deep cut club leather bags, steel frames,
",catchcs brass plated lock, 15 to 18 inch—$6. 50
sliding:
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Deep suit cases—lcallrer—stcel frame—leather cor-. 1.1"
goers—wide leather straps all around—brass lock and?
: catches—linenlike lined, 24 inch—$12.50
Fibre trunks. brass trimmed, fibre bound, deep
fancy cretonnc lined, 32 to' 40 inches-415 to $19.50
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Black enameled Auto suit cascs,4 steel frame, very,’
strong, leaher bound, leather siraps,2 -6, and: 8inch—-1
$6. 50 to $10. 4 ‘5
Third floor, center. «.33. 1
Now Its ,,
. Canning Time
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5 And there is nothing that will so help to reduce the‘
, high cost of living as to can \egctablcs and fruits that an: M:
so abundant now.
2135!?
Think of the pleasure of being able to 5:3er beans,
peas, corn or tomatoes with much of the flavor fresh from
l that will go far toward making this a reality.
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ideal fruit jars, pints or Enamel colanders ‘
quarts $1 dos. 45cto 31? W...
ideal fruit jars,1 1-52 pints Tm colanders 35¢ 11s:
3 “'25 d°z' Aluminum quart measures 1:111.
, Mason fruit jars, pints or $1 25 11.11,-
quarts, 85c 60:. T t 25‘ as
“Good Luck” jar rings, 1n quar measures 7;”?
10cm Cloth bag jelly strainers ,5,
Mason jar caps, 35cdoa. With Stand 40¢ L":
Economy jar capstcdoz. Extension cloth bag jelly, 111..
8 oz. Jelly glasses, tin strainers 35c 11.; '
tOPS 55° dos. Paring knives 12c to 35c "“ J
6 oz. jelly moulds, tin tops 1 ‘ 111-
55c dos. \Nood spoons 12c cach',
,1 “Kold Pack” Preservcr, Aluminum long handich‘A...
'12::111 border. For full infor-
about it. Readers of advertisements visit all the advertisers ,
to Corporal G. U. Parks. Pi;
' ll recruiting omce.
ARE YOU on? , .f‘
"limmndMW This is a service that those who advertise are rendering you. 1
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‘:.'landhas g any” ‘ i
‘ g 22 just as the clerks they hire, the deliveries they make; are . e
.. mm, f3: 2: , service. They are saving your time, energy and money by ‘ .
' 1 ah the wealthiest people
~- 11111, weappeartobs an
thrifty. Do your part in
1 -g your country inths
36 among thrifty nations' by
" Wilreir’establisliineuts' t0 111111111th WW5“.
holds 7 jars, either pints or spoons , 30:: 11145:. 1‘13
gquarts, fits over one burner A l u m i n u m measuringt'
1 $4 each spoons 35C 5:!
Blan’ching Baskets 95‘ Aluminum measuringi‘
Wire Strainers 12:: to 40: cups we to 3531‘»
Single jar racks, 10¢ ad! \Virc vegetable lifter - ..
Jar racks hold 4 jars 181: d“
651: each Apple corcrs 20c
Kettle bottoms wire Pine apple cyers ”a
. ‘5‘ h 25‘ Wire sieves 20c and as;
Jar lifters _ 13‘ Long handled forks, "
_ Jar wrenches 25c 23¢ a a.
Parowax for sealing jars I Single
20¢ 3 knives ,
Scales for weighing‘fmit Double blade
$2.25 knives
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Norwalk Chronicler