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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 19, 1919 · page 12

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Oar-plasma subject to
dingoa:daderswillhenll—
ed_atflt:psenilingrate at
dateddxlivery.

RISQ‘P

Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired Rent..l.=. 8‘
per month. Machines
sold atS‘lopermonth.
PLUMBER.

.. TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
,~ ass Fair-field Ave“ Bridgeport, Conn.
REIUILT TYPEWRITERS.

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COAL
Wood & Grain

Devine Bros.

Conview Ave. and First St.
TEL. 53 W"

 

 

 

 

THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY C0.
42 Water St. '

Stewart Speedometer Parts
loeony Gasoline and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tub-

G. H. Hedenhere. Prop.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

Charge Accounts
Opened to Worthy People

HALF DOWN and so much
‘ per week or every two weeks or

inonthly, just as agreed to

This is a mum]. him-st and
more easy way, and must ap-
peal, and will make you think
to decide pcrhaps now to

 

Have a. Better Watch
Have a Modern Clock
Have Good Pieces of Jewelry.

Stock is larger than ever to M"

"loot from.

gossip About Charge Accounts

inst Batur'day e-. ening a young.
hppy looking couple glanced in
our windows and appeared inter
,“m in our dlenaly of wrist watch-
ea. They entz. the story and the
young lady admitted that .she had
secured her wedding ring from tit:
and It was soon sects-that. she had
her eye on a $14 brac‘wt watch. as
that was ahout the limit that her
young husband could afford at that
time.

. Now just about that Hill? I step-
‘ped up and gave them a little talk
on watches and especially about
"cheap bracelet watches and before
leaving they decided to purchase a
7 . « utiiul 13 jeWel bracelet watch
:1 our spetial rates. Fourteen dol
9‘ , ‘was paid down and the agree
i: was made to matte a number
. ‘weekly‘payments at $2 per week
1. the balance was cleared.

The young couple were delighted
hadng such a fin; time? of
‘ at so moderate a p. ice in-
: o! a poor and cheap looking
' The above cxamplc is. 3
>01 course their nann- s are

guhdence.
. :of this gossip will follow
,nlmto jdver'..:se the truth.

* “Ann’s

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encased. , 3, . .5- “an”
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The Hatch 8. BailevlCo.

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shop in the local yards.

 

 

llol Weather Dresses tor Women & Misses

‘l'hshandsgestcollectionandthslamedassortment in

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PRICED VERY nonnamv
SPECIAL 83¢)me O? m m SKIRTS

ofthebettel'kind. Hyouwiahthehestinqualityandwork
mandsipthenvilitthehflslhop.

The Paris Cloak and Suit House.

33 sous-u m IT. com MOIWALI.

BOSCH SERVICE STATION

NOBWALI AID GOODYEAI CORD ms
81300336 cannons-rose

CHANDLER 81! CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS

WELDING AND MG

Vaast Bros. Garage

PHONE 1380 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T. 30. NORWALK.

 

 

 

Hickory Blufl Rendezvous.

WASCUSSC- CAIPFIRE. Hickory;
t 'Bluil. Aug. 1 6.—Iy! was cold
iThux-sday morning when we awoke?!
[The wind blew no hard. were
latrlld to go out: we might be hlownl
!nwsy. So most of the girls settled!
down and played games. But a few;
got the restless ones got into mischief
and oh. what a time there was. Sol

 

whole home was turned topsy turvy.;
in the evening we had our dance. “'e *
all enjoyed ourselves greatly and ln-l
lahed the evening by a trip to Rotoni
Point Dent believe there was nut
lempty seat in the roller-coaster all

evening.

Friday was another dull day. espe-
cially/as the noisy part of the camp
went 'home. At. dinner. we were all so 1
ionic! that the neighbors got alarmed

Guess they thought we were all nick.
But who could stay quiet long in this
place? So the rest of the "gang" went
in swimming. Brr—r- It was cold'

Everybody helped get supper and:
wash the dishes: then we went to
‘Roton Point to see the fireworks.
“'hile we were there. it rained. and
oh. how it did rain: We amused our-
selves (andxothers. too. i think) by
singing while waiting for the rain to
stop. in the end. we walked home.
anyway. ;

 

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As we filed silently into the collage. ‘
one of the girls saw a large round

 

 

 

thing sitting on the chair. it was

 

You are Sure to Receive Outality When You Purch-
ase at

BECKMANN’S

Note a few of our many lov. prices:

 

pitch dark. and we couldn‘t see what
it was. so one of the brave girls venw
tured near it. What do you suppose
it was? it was a large juicy waterme-
.lon. Oh. boy. No one lines where it
Icame from or who brought It and no
tone cared. It was a watermelon—
that was enough'

; Saturday morning. all awoke feel-
ting quite happy thinking of the break-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

. fast It More for us. That was some
Mary Mt creme” Butte}: 1' lb. .......... QC lbreakfggt' mt w.l(rmelon {Ignored
hucoa Nut 0100. the Worlds t. ,,,,,,,,, 3pc with mystery wu- the best ever rats-
New York gs. dozen ................. 65c 9" All" bmkm' ”MW" '0'“-

{Logs Com fl‘ 08.1806? Dkl’. 10C 2i! and pfacked—mot because we want
9 ............... m 0 course
C:MDPellll:8 3 wk 8'3”“. Biealds-lso Der can ------- 12 1'20 l \\ ell the time has come for .a'hat's
, I”. . can ............. 10¢ 'lr‘lt of the “gang" to say gnodby to
guffi Itallail Olive Oil. 1-2 pint can ....... ‘. . : . . ' iour dear old camp. until Father Time
ue er ‘ tells us it is camping season aag‘n
CliCOUOtSClu%C:‘Il?Ilge:r Sn‘ggeltnti‘ DkZ. """" £10: ‘30 w'ell close with three cheers for
' lgebo ------------ Camp \\ ascussue Hiphip-hoontvf
Fancv Whole Grain Rice.l .................. 14c , (‘AMP (.OSSIPERS
Gold Medal Flour. per bag .................. $1.85 —~—~—-——————-
' If vou want Nice Fresh Bread. Cakes Rolle EUROPE To F'GHT
e S- ; “PUSSYFOOT” DRYS
l Etc. try the White House Broaden—Next to ’ ‘ _.
Wine Syndicate to Combat Prohibinon
: Drive.
' Inc. : PARIS. Aug. 19—411.- Nationamme
0 0 0, Syndicate and the International Viin»
. _ _ committee, two bodies which rule the
83Wash1ngton St. Phone 1400, production and distribution of Euro
pean wine. alarmed by the success of

___- .__- - the "puesyfoot" cam n in Am

*— —' "‘ :eland its extension tomgreat will:
hate decided In for ma special com"
mittee for world defence of wine‘

SCHULTZE’S
Wednesday Morning Specials

BRISKET coann Bear ........................ 14c lb.
PLATE coam nan? .......... . ...... ‘. . . . ; ...... 18c lb.
MORRIS squanzsor BACON ................... 32c lb.
Atomcuus‘ .......... ...... . ......... 15cqt.

BOTH MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS.

 

Sehnllze’s Sanitary Markets

United States License No. 17.003.

NORWALK. ROUTE EOBWAL‘

against its enemies. The French are
a very temperate race and they are
completely unable to understand why.
because they are a minority of people
who don‘t know how to drink. those
who do understand the use of and do
not abuse good liquor should be sac-
riilced.

Th1 oughrut the war trade aith
’Great Britain has Mend severely,
and now the complete stoppgge of the
American market and a threatened
“pussyfoot” campaign in England
bring wine growers face to face wit:
a very serious prohkem.

 

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SHOOTS AT CROW ONCE,
WOUNDS HAN: HALF-MILE
AWAY IN ELEVEN PLACES

 

Michael Pouger in Serious Condition
in Stamford Hoepitak—Dasheil
Held Under Bondt.

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GREENVVICH, AUG. ill—Michael
Pouger is in the Stamford hospital

 

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g The New York Butter 8:
" E22 Market

27 So. Main St, 80. Norwalk.

Direct receivers of Butter,
Eggs, Tea, Ooil’ee and Chose.

SPECIALS FOR
THE WEEK

LIBBY'S Conn. MILK,

. 1 130 m exclusively, fresh every day.
economy BRAND corms, ;: Quick auto service m
31c lb. : you prompt service.
'reL‘472.

CAMPBELL'S soaps,

with eleven wounds in the bod! W‘
D. Dashcil. a residenl of Palmer Bill.
la New York merchant, is under bonds
to await the outcome of Pouger‘s con-
dition. An inquinv showed that Desi
eil. yesterday, was shooting at a "0“-
A bullitt deflected from a stonewall

explained only upon the theory that

 

 

 

 

A Splendid Assortment Of

Paneterles md Corres-
nondeuee CardS' _
White and New Popular Tints

 
 

. A. STULL
, 24 Gottaggas‘treet .

 

 

 

10c can __ _ _
TUNA FISH, .lb. can ..... 15c fill—n
”SCOT SOAP .. . 2 for go FINE WRITING PAPE l

the miscile broke up just before it
'atruck Panzer. or that it was deflected

second limt cldse by him. Fraz-
ments of the bullet punctured the in-
testinee.

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DR. DIARY 3. 'I'OODY DEAD.

 

XEW HAVES. AUG. lS—Dr. him you felt before your blood nerve; and that we. the Japanese.- must. (Sincere
Blair )(oody 3. Mt physician/nude. became saturated will an an the (misuse in amt district to
min! cumulationothodspo‘mbednthls mymnmum
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and surgetm in this, state for
years and a M

one could and her clothes. and the} ‘

lout, to feel clean inside;
to coat your tongue and sicken you”
breath or dull yuur head; no constipa-l
tion. billous attacks.
colds, rheumatism or gassy,
sch, you must bathe on the inside likel
you hath outside. This is vastly more 2. Kamiuski and
important. because the skin pores dc ‘grmy officers,
not absorb impurities into the blood‘momh's
While “19 1’0““ pores 50- ¥‘.“5 :1 well-Z gathering data on the manufacture of
"machine tools and automobile and air-
plane motors.

known physician.

well flushed‘fmm
kidneys and bowels.
breakfast each day. a glass 0! hot
water with a teaspoonful of limestone-

phcsphate from your pharmacist.
is inexpensive and almost tasteless,
except a sourish twinge which is not
unpleasant.
.water every morning to rid your sys-

tem of these tile poisons and toxins:

also to prevent their formation l

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LeadingDryGoods Store

 

RELIABLE GOODS FOR
SCHOOL DRESSES

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didvalnesattLWayu-d.

ALLWOOLchHmGBB—Inagoodvariety of colors,40incheswide. 81.75t03206;

yard.
81'0“ moss—WM to

givesplendidscrvice, tmnmwseaosm

All Kinds of Linings and Findings—Buttons
—— and Things. ——

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IDLE COAL CARS ARE SHOWN

Photographs Refute Excuses of sum F
.00 M W0“-

“'ASHIVGTON ACG.19-Senator
'Pomerene (Ohm). read to the Senatel
yesterday seve‘ral telegrams from coal'
operators in Ohio and Tennessee. stat-
ing that the output of their mines had!
been reduced greatly in July and Au:-:
ust. owing to car shortages. He also;
exhibited pnotoeraphc showing long;
lines of new cool ears on aiding! in:
Ohio. which have not been placed in-
servicc because of a controversy over
price:I between the railroad sdminis~

tration and the railroads.
HAT MAKERS CHANGE ,
NAME OF COMPANV

 

 

 

Th» E. A. Mellon i.- Snn: Company.
of New liaun. haxe filed a certificate
in the office at the secretary of state.
showin: that at a meeting 0! the di
rectors of the concern. ll was voted to

H. KRIEGER 8: co.

_ We are adding many new
converts to the Krieger way of
doing business.

0111' Easy Payment Plan

is meeting with favor more than l
ever. Won’t you try it yourself?

 

 

 

 

 

chance thr- name to the Mallory Hat,

Company. inc. and that the company
had decidrd to inn-(me it.~~ capital
stock from 83.30.0-0 tn $9€h§ftmL of

which Slit-"3.5933 Li pnien‘cd rim. and
83M.tlflil common stock. The shares
of pref-Arr“! Rodi are increased troml
Rally. to mt'um ‘halt‘fi Oarh slime hax- l
in: a par m» of Sl-N'.’ The tommoni
stmk is incrtasrd from 1,833 shatc- to.
3mm share: var}: of a in attic of:’
$10“ The names of l hai'i- A Ma‘-
lorV. “illtam B. Mallory Harry B
Mallory. Fred T. ‘Joy and Thoma: J
Bowen are attached to the certificate.

The Ball Bearing Shade Roller Com
pany. of Naugatuck. has filed a certifi-
cate stating that it has decided to
change its name to the Salem Man-.1-
tacturin: Company. of Naugatuclt. S.
E. Hopkins. Harrie. “'hittemore and
\l‘. .\l. Rule. 3 mafon‘n— ol the storm:
holders. signed the certificates. ’

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Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning

Wash away all the seer-melt. liver,

 

 

 

MOVED

ROI ‘0 WATER STREET

Iantnowlocstedatthe new stot‘eat'

125 WASHINGTON STREET

Previously occupied by
Mr. ”T arlov '-

A large stock of HARDWARE. HOUSEFURNISEIKGS
and MUSICAL mmmm will be carried.

Business going on as usual during alterations. Formal

opening after alterations are completed.

JOSEPH ROSENFIELD

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To feel your best day in and d0
no sour hill

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sick headache .
acid stnm- ?

To keep these poisons and teams
the s'omach. liver.
drink betore

and

travelled a half mile and struck Poo- prosphate from your pharmacist. it
cor who was talking with 8 Dirt)” 01' in it. This (loam parity and
men. ‘ freshen the entire alimentary

11:9 fact that there were numerous tract. before putting more food. “1
wounds. mostly in the stomach was into the stomach. 9““

Get a quarter pound of limestone

it
one

this
Drink phosphated hot

To feel like young folks feel: like the

JAPANESE OFFICERS HERE.

Getting lintomation on the Manatee. p
tore 01‘ Machine Tools and Au-

(‘lNClNXATL 0..

when they leave for Atlanta. Ga.

Captain Kamiuski, who was in en—
gagements along the eastern front in 1
Russia. during the world war. said in .‘
speaking of the Shantung Peninsula
clause of the peace treaty:

Here it should be considered as a seri-'

by Chinese who

guage and whose civilisation is still in w h" to n ,u', ca

the making. Noenw m ‘\ In

For Japan to gain anything. through ”#{éw ' ‘
holding of Shutting would mean a '0. , 8t.

'2 YOU‘LL no BETTER AT Hot-r.

 

 

.-\I this S'EQINHI of the scar, entt- ,. :
‘frnm h;I\' (Her and asthma uh“
'a'ord tn t-axel are seeking r-ln'
‘hcalth resorts. Some find it. ;,. IF
‘do not "an tuer and a~th;_
time compclled to remain at in n c « HI
find tvlief in Foley‘ 4 How, alt-1'
Compound. This stand. d in.
remedy allays ittflamation. su- 1
{male raw and painful bmnchicl ‘wt -r
and hclps to overcome difficulty n
breathing. making sound. rein». wt
slerp possible. Good for for 3"
coldsf etc—Stillson—Pawqil l“ \‘lw'c-

tomobile and Airplane Motors. . '

 

Aug. l9,—~i‘apt. M. \ I
Capt. .M. lentl
both of Tokio. on 8
States. ‘

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tour of the United

in Cincinnati.
“'edncscay.

arrived
will remain until

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INCREASE

lotinprioe, butinthereg.
lat- equipment of PrestOL e

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do not believe that Japan will in-
on holding Shantung. nor do i hih‘

one-(km. Japan does not want
stretch of land. for it is inhabited
speak ahother lan‘

manufacturers now
equip their cars with
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