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"ouroitnenoonupodblo.
‘Ourpi'noennre subject. to
“excludes-embed!!-
od athepronfling rate st
demotirlivery.
WISE"
Smith. Underwood.
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired Rentals. 3‘
per month. lachines
sold atSIOpermonth.
nausea.
, weewmven excnnuoe.
. -- Fair-field Ave. Bridgeport, oonn.
; mum rvrzwmvens.
COAL
00d & Grain
_fDevine Bros.
lav-in Ave. and First St.
. TEL. 53
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
4?. Water St.
M 1215-5. So. Norwalk, 0t.
Ingneto ram, sma- and
Genaator Brushes
Oils and Groom
Stewart Speedometer Part-
Gasoline and Kerosene
lute Supplies, Tim and Tubes
G. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
Charge Accounts
Opened to Worthy People
- mu- DOWN and so much
3 ‘prweek or every two weeks or
. My, just as agreed to.
‘This is a sound. honest and
“to easy way, and must up
”I, and will make you think
decide perhaps now to
Have a Better Watch
Have a Modern Clock
Have Good Pieces of Jewelry.
‘ is larger than ever in ~40?—
7&0”?-
‘ J. About Charge Accounts
Lust Saturday-evening a young.
py looking couple. glanced in
windows and appeared inter-
. do our dispaly of wrist watch-
'-'l‘hey entered the store and the
”lady admitted that she had
flared her wedding ring from us
. it, was soon seen that she had
- eye on a 814 bracelet watch. as
, was about the limit that her
tbs husband could afford at that
, o.
Now just about, that time I step-
, . up and gave them a little talk
77 watchcs and ;especiail_v about
.- p bracelet watches and before
.. -_ they decided to purchase a
wtiful 15 jewel bracelet, watch
“our special rates. Fourteen dol-
3 was paid down and the agree-
_‘ was made to matte a number
moldy payments at $2 per week
the balance was cleared.
- young couple were delighted
having such a fine piece of
17 at so moderate a price in-
. ,of-a. poor and cheap looking
”7 ‘ ion. The above rxantple is a
‘ but, of course, their names are
. ‘inaoonfldence.
a thin gossip will follow l
I” to advertrae the truth.
Ari-Craft V Roofilid ‘
beputonrightovertbeoldnhinglen. Callnndenmiuit
030nm no —:bmw
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you’ll get the answer at once. ~
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Hot Weather Dresses tor Women & fisses
mundnomentcolleotionnndthelcgentm in
town.
PRICED VERY IOMY
SPECIAL SHOWING 0P warn run SKIRTS
ofthebotterkind. ,lfyouwinhthebestinqnnhty' andwork-
mannhipthenvinitthehrisnhop.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
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33 sacrum IT. noun 103'“
i That your children my be Pm?!
.erly clothed and fed, that your bomeé
'may be clean and attractive. that;
You may spend more of your time at:
gnome. npbuilding by precept and ex-'
'nmple the character of your children. :
.the state has granted you this aid.
in return the state will require of,
you:
"l.—Thnt your home be kept
games clean and orderly. ;
,“2. That your children be at alli
lumen properly clothed. and
clean. neat condition. -
- your children receive '
regularly n ancient amount of.
nourishing food properly prepared. 3
“4.
at all:
“5. That you spend as much of
BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NOBWALX AND GOODYEAR 003D TIRES
. manna CW
CHANDLER SIX CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
‘ WELDINGANDBRAZIIIG
Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT 8T. 30. NORWALK.
your time in your home
This does not menu that you shun
lhnt you shall do no more such work
than may be necessary to give you.
with your state aid, nuilicient income
for the proper support of your fun-
il)‘.
“6. That the moral tone of your
home be It all times such as will
make for the development of good
character in your children. and that
you shall require of them proper rc-
as you may think best.
"7. That you shall impress upon
your children the lessons of thrift.
—..__._ __ _:—=_“
industry. the principles of good citi'
zcnship and a spirit of loyalty to the
State of Connecticut and to [he Cun-
You are Sure to Rece‘lVe Quality When You Purch-
BECKEANN’S
Note a few of our manv low prices:
Very Best Creamery Butter. per lb 64c
: i‘qucoa Nut Oleo. the World’s best. lb. ......... 35c
, New York State Elms. dozen ................. 65c
Kellogg 3 Corn air per pkg. ............... 10c
:- arnp , ,s ork and pansmer can ....... 12 l-Zc
. Campbell’s Soups. all kinds. can ............. 10c
Pure Italian Ohve Oi . 1-2 pint can ..... x ...... '
Mueller 3 Macaroni or Spaghetti. pkg. ........ 11c
Qhoauot Club Ginger Ale. oer bot. ............ 15c
Pancv Whole Gram Rice. lb. .................. 1-ic
Gold Medal Flour. per bag ............. . . . . . 31.85
If you want Nice Fresh B ad. C k .
Etc. try the White House Bragg—Nag}, Rolls.
' A. F. BECKMANN & (30., inc.
83 Washington St.‘ Phone 1405.
ed States of America.
“8. That you will give to the local
agent upon request all proper in-
formation regarding the mmily con-
‘ditions and will cooperate with him
in every effort to promote the well-
being of your family‘
"If. is expected that you will com—
ply with the foregoing requirements.
no: only because they are essentinl
to the maintenance of the best fam-
ily life. but also because the law un-
der which aid‘hns been granted to
you provides that the same may be
takyr away should home conditions
be such as to indicate that the
widowed mother is not makinz good
use of the aes.stancc given her by
the stale.
"The local alz‘ m Will gladly advise
and ctr-operate with you in every et-
fort to promote the family wellhe.
lug."
NORWALK TIRE
CAPITAL STOCK
NOW 9.000.000
u‘nntinucd From Paze One)
A portion of the notice of the spe»
rial meeting. which was adopt-rd "illi-
out change. reads:
A special meeting of the siockhoid.
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
BRISKET CORNED BEEF ........................ 14c lb.
, PLATE CORNED BEEF. .......................... 18c lb
ROUND CLAMS ........... 15cqt
A Big Line oi Salad Specialties
Schultze's Sanitary Markets
United Staten License Ho. 17.903;
NORWALI. 80m NORWALK.
ers of the Ker-walk Tire and Rubber
Company will be held at the oflice of
the Norwalk Tire and Rubber Com-’
pany. on Belden Hill avenue. in the
Icity and town of Norwalh. State of
.(‘onnecticut .on Tuesday. the nine‘
teenth day of August. 1919. at eleven
o‘clock in the forenoon, for the follow
in: purposes:
; 1. To consider and vote upon
changing the certificate of incorpora-
lion:
f (:1) So as to increase its authoriz-
ed prelerred capital stock from 10.-
000 shares, of the par value of $100
each. to 20.000 shares, of the par val
he of $100 each: _ . _
(b) So as to change. the authorized
common stock from 10.000 shares. of
the par value of $100 each. to 100.000
shares of the par value of $10 each:
(c) So as to strike out article
"Fourth" of the certificate of incor-
poration as amended. and substitute
therefor the following:
“Fourth: That the amount of the
capital stock of said corporation here—
.tew‘ EL
“I
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nvnup OPTICAL
\
._ _..__—— _ '.
SPECIALS FOR
THE WEEK
L133? '8 CON D. MILK.
Eire Market
Direct redeivern of Butter,
M..—
_The New York Butter &
27 80. m 83., SO. Normlk.
Eggs, Tea, Oofl'eo and Cheese
by authorized is $3,000,000. divided
into two classes. as follows: 82.000.-
000 of preferred stock. consisting of
20.000 shares. of the par value of 8100
each: and 81.000.000 of common stock.
rconsisting of 100,000 shares. of the
par value of $10 each.
READY FOR GRAND
ARMY ENC’AMPMENT
“————-
mtlnnod Mm '12:: Pa“.
5 The. parade will be held “'cdnesday
morning at 10 o‘clock. it will be short
and it is requested that all comrades
'be in line in front of the hotel at 9
:a. in. By the usual generosity of tho
zDepnrtment of Connecticut “'oman‘s
MASCOT SOAP 2for 9c . .
A Splendid Assortment Of
.—
A. STULL'
, pondeuce Cards
l.
u.
“Cottage sue... ._
g
130 can i exclusively, fresh every day.
ECONOMY BRAND cornn, i! Quick unto service assures—u
31c lb. l .- you prompt m.
CAMPBELL 's soups, ' Ta 472'
10c can _
TUNAFISH,1b.oa.n 15c:
FINE WRITING PAIE'ER
Paoetseriee nudCorres-
wane and neurone: rm.
chlief Corps. the veterans will march
to the music of a full band.
5_ The headquarters train of this de-
partment will leave from New Haven
on Sunday, September ’u'th. at one
’o'clock in the afternoon. Bridgeport
1:25; South Nor—walk 1:45; Slaw"
1:55, arriving at the Grand Central
- Station at 3 p. m.. switch to the N. Y. ,
bu? Monday at 9:301. in. V1:
That your children be eon-2
stunt in their attendance at school. ,
and with'
your children as may be pnctienvle. l
do no work outside your home, but;
gnrd oi such religious Observances.
PRESIDENT IS
of the Shautnng provision of the Peace
1Central trucks and arrive at Colum- Septic-Foreign Relations «immune
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. Tristram & Hyatt
Norwalk's Lending Dry Goods Store
Silken Things .
For Women’s Wear
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Silk Dress Goods Silk Ribbons Sewing Silk
to make the trip on the headquarter! I
applications for sleeping our ncoom
dntions must be made to John J. Pow-
ers. ticket agent. 37,115.11. & H. n.
in- Sew Haven. Conn.
Early application should be made.
. Prices to Columbus are as follows:
Lower berths 8432. upper berths
.13.“. draI'ing room. 815.21.
Christian Swnru. and George S.
Sor‘t'n. both of Poet No. 36. have been
appointed aides on the stuff of the '
Department Commander.
GERMAN OFFICERS
ON TRIAL _ SOON
Continued from first Pale
The military court also has heard
evidence agaimt von Zoelne. former
quartcrmaxter-genc-ral at Charleville.
it has been testified that he was re.
sponsible for the deportation of girls
from Lille in 1916. Central von Gn-v
venitz. governor of Lille at 2he time}
it was declared. held yon Zoelne re:
sponsible for the order of dc portation ,
Dr. van llenvemny. a resident of
H. KRIEGER 81 CO.
We are adding many new
converts to the Krieger way of
doing business.
Our Easy Payment Plan
is meeting with favor more than
ever. Won’t you try it yourseli?
i-‘ivee. near Lille. told the court that-
(‘aptain Himmen le Belaire was re- ——
sponsible for the murder of the doc”
tor’s nineteen-ywamld son in Xovem-j
her. 1916. The boy was bayoneted by ,
a German soldier on the order of the-i
captain. The doctor testified further
that the captain. the German govern
or of Lille and the German governor
of Rnubaix were responsible for tiu
mrturinz of Fremh youths in German
work camps.
The court also is inquiring mm 1!?
case of Lieutenant Roysei van Gym-
nitz. of 'he Eighth Chasseurs of
Troyes. He is charred pith the at
tempted murder of Abbe Hailinck u.’
Mat'cq+n-Barceirl_ it is declared that
while drunk. be twice stabbed the
priest. in ‘~‘-‘lln.~"' house hr- was livim:
.\l'ervrard he smashed the furniture
and stole some money.
STUDYING SOME I
BIG QUESTIONS
(Corinna : {mm PIS? OLC)
The only cvprw-‘iom of opinion in“
day as to the conference yesterday
“ere from Senators Bornh. Idaho. and
Johnson. California. Republicans. who;
in a joirp statement set forth the facts
developed at the conference as they
vii—Wed it and declared these facts
showed the position they had main-
tained “in respect to this covenant of
the League of Sations is justified and
confirmed."
President \‘ilson had before him a
series of twenty written questions sub
mitted to him after yesterday's con-
terence by Senator Full. New Mexico!
MOVED
FROM 40 \VATEB STREET
I am now loo-ted at the new store at.
125 WASHINGTON STREET
Previously occupied by
Mr. Tarlov 5:113
A large stock of Hannwam nous‘nmmsnmos
and MUSICAL ms'mmxrs will be carried.
Business going on as usual during alterations. Formal
opening after alterations are completed.
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD ,
twilno its the panda
Republican member of the Foreign Re- ‘ opinion. . ‘
lations committee. The questiona.l China's 0339 “I the P03“ Muller-5 A special meeting of the (It: .rdth
once. he said. was booed on the unan- - committee of the home serum, M ‘2m
which the President agreed to answer
after study. were in regard to the pos~
sibility of declaring the war at an end
prior to Senate ratification of the?
treaty. the disposition of Germany's
lormer colonial possessions and the
reasons for American participation on
the various reconstruction commis-
sions created by the treaty.
Four reservations on the mgue of‘
Nations covenant are embodied in 31
separate resolution prepared today by
Senator Pittman. 0! Nevada. n Demo
cratic member of the Foreign Rela-
tions committee. for introduction in
the Senate. .
Senamr Pittman said the resolution
was in line with the suggestion made‘
to the Foreign Relations committee
yesterday by President “'ilson that if
reservations are to he made. they
should be embodied in a separate res-
olution and not in the resolution of
ratification. which make new negotin
tions necessary.
Senator Pittman said the reserva-
tions had not been submitted to the
President. They are similar to thoae
proposed by a group of seven Republi-
an Senators and deal with the right
of withdrawal from the league. Article
Ten. domestic questions and the Hon-—
rue Doctrine.
China regards American acceptance
Treaty as a “deviation from the Amar-
ionn policy of friendly cooperation"
toward the Chinese Government, the
‘wu tmmwrmom
WW . . ‘merww.
PARADE LAno
down in the mule of Norwalh's his-'
tory as noteworthy.
their appreciation for the work of our
boys. who bravely answered
country's call and gave up mother-3'?
wiva and sweethearts for the also
or humanity. the people of Norman;
and Wilton are urged to enter into the. 2
spirit of the day with all the enthusk,
am they are able to command. Ev-,
cryone, especially those along the line
of march. are requested to decorate w
their home- with huge. bunting. ban-r BATTER '
hero and lowers. in order to lend the ’ 73 'o- “I 8"
necessary touch of color to the occn-i south Kornlk.
eion. 'nreynrcnlnourged todoeveryv‘
thingincl-enpowerto(atmooretevritlic
thojdflernnt m In new
'imous advice of some of the ables! in- a Red Cross will be held in the on...“
temational lawyers of Franctu Russia.
Belgium and Holland. who agreed that ,-
the Chinese declaration of war nulli-_
fled the 1915 treaty by which China
agreed not to take exception with any
settlement Japan might
zGermany regarding the Cannon pee.
srssions in Shantung.
of lht‘ South Nflr‘ffilk Trust (“Tull-NH).
this evening. to perfect plans fox ho
feeding or the thousand odd per- nu
who are expected to take pert in Hm
monster mrade. Joseph “'oo-l - -...u-
man of the refreshment mmmiu. . vi"
the parade. will explain the emis- ..nd
aims of the differ-cm sub—commune
of the mayor‘s committee of sixty r2..-
lineal Salvation Army and Knigln‘ .r
R, -(.‘olumlrun Iworkers will assist llyr i.c-l
DAY TO GREEN l‘ross ‘- I091“!!! UN: service mom . ml
WWI.
, -. .- n .
"Allie" Hamilmn. irannser . i 'w '-
gl’alnce Theatre. spvni limida)‘ ‘H W
make with
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ll
by the MI [*1 of the American IA)- >York on busincuu
gion, are working like heaven to bring _ _L
about a completion of the lion] ar--."— ‘ ——‘ ‘
range-rents. no u to make the affair .
a, m “we... “a one that will mo' INCREASE
lot in price, but in the re: :1-
lnr equrpnren' t of Plural to
Battalion.
madam now
35 equip then” tan with
Presto-Lite Batteries-
Wehnveouetohtyour caz.
NORWALK RAGE
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