UNDERTAKER
rat. clog mu: House on.
. :7 WASHINGTON IT.
a" RID It" IUILM.
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9 Tires
[Road Iiiii
no . .................. . $10.75
. .uu ..... . .................. 13.35
use ......................... 15.32
.3.; . .................. . 21.53
is! ....................... . 21.75
Hm” ..................... 29.94
' , FISK—PLAIN.
, zit-am. ..................... . $16.95
. . soon
. ....................... $12.58
CENTURY—NON sxio.
, . . ....................... $11.95
' A WE—RED TUBES.
1. ‘ ..... .ta’éfi. ............. $2.35
was ...... ............... 2.75
m ......................... 3.20
ant. ........................ 3.85
........... -............. 3.35
..................... 4.10
......................... 4.85
Ray before the October advance.
Used can on sale.
All ccize Macbeth Lens.
All size Violet Ray Lena.
Parts for Fords.
Quick servicenall makes of cars.
Austin’s Garage
PHONE 1959.
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The Black
Shells are lead
ed right and
shoot right.
Every shell
guaranteed or
a refund.
. aim FREIGHT SEEva
"an. MARION” ‘~
. St., N. Y.
Daily 8t 3 P. M. l
(Sunday Excepted) 1
"Yea So. Norwalk in time for
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. York—Fonyth 9151
‘ South Norwalk 604
ORR & NORWALE
LINE 1N0.
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Smith, Underwood,
Remington. all other
makes. sold. rented,
repaired. Rentals, 85
per month. Machines
sold atsiiipermonth.
"’ II Al"
was Pier at foot of East 5th '
I ' Where Good Things Are 1“
, Ari-Craft Reeling . '
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. Watch-tantalum
mum,forthocflo®lptwwcx '
lamination!» Beaver-hoard. '
Wbatwillaroofooai? Placentatowhichyouprefuflll
you'll get the answer at once. i
The Hatch '8. Bailey Co.
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Ndnwanx arm GOODYEAR scan mas '
STBOHBERG .OAEBUEETOES
CHANDLER SIX ~ CADILLAC EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
. wsmmampaasznta
, Vaast Bros. Garage
PHONE 1380 And 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST‘ 30. NORWALK.
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Pink and Blue. A Great Bargain.
At $1.98
As we have a limited amount come at once.
The Paris Cloak and Suit House
38 SOUTH “IE ST. 30073 EOEWALE.
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Special Sale of Tailored Waists
organisation
tachmentsr ..
Part Played in War.
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Militia.
Bridgeport men.
Third Division, Naval
themselves most creditably.
MOTION PICTURES
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immediate service.
used for the motion picture,
Sport of Kings," which I‘l‘qnlif’d
of II horse from its bonds on till
to shore.
into the most
whole play.
the picture are Misti Margarci
and Matt Moore.
directed by Fred Thompson.
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Beckmann’s Grocery
any and the
t
Prices I Always Right.
$363k e 'al‘Plantati . (gamma. 41c
reamery. u .. pm' .3.
Pure Leaf ard. lb. 33c. l(“Iompoundy . . . . . . 33cc
Heinz Pure Olive Oil. 4 oz-.27c. 8 oz. . . . . . . 50c
I‘ljglgiétzlia orglover NtleiIikoaniIi ......... . . . . . : I : 18c
mps vapora ' .
Marrow or Lima Beans. Ill). largeIcIaInI .......'.. .. . II:
1 Choice Mixed Tea or O I .' I '
‘ Auerbach’s Candies. Dkigg'df Tei
b‘WIft s Borax Soap. large cakes
. (ameell s Pork and Beans .......... 2 cans or '
NucoaheNut 9leo. the \Ivt0rld’?i best. lb. ..........
. ex reme Iml 1
White House Breadery. dbxtntfb bakery products at
Beckmann’s Grocery
1 83 Washington St. Phone 1405.
I We Deliver the Goods
. . . . -. ....... . 43c
or Mints -.2 for Se
.......... 0 or 33c
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EVERYONE GUARANTEED
Best Elgin Creamery Butter . . . . . 62c lb.
Grandma‘s Pancake Flour . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 pkzs. 25c
M aple Flavor Syrup. large bottle ..... . ...... 25c
H. O. Oatmeal ..... 2 pkg-s: 25c
Compound Lard 28clb
ToastedICorn Flakes 9c pkg:
ColumbiaRiver Salmon . . . . . ....... . . ..... 19c ca
Large bottle Tomato Catsup l
SiantlardBuiicr & Egg Stores
. 12 NORTH Mam s'r., scum NORWALK
53 man: an, uoawanx
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PLUMBER.
' IVPEWRITER EXCHANGE.
f rflald Ave- Bridgeport. Conn.
- CALL
JAPFE'IS ASE
{’t cost MORE.
you antigeruonE' ,.
. fl blv-evemhillsin the lineal
I“. Second-hand- .I‘Turugturg.
std-vast. Tel. 09. E. swam.
. I ital am can? ”
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Schultge’s Corned Beef Specials
Brisket Corned Beef . . . 12 l-2c lb.
Panamanian-...... ....... 15clb.
-. Cabbage ~ - ‘ ' ~ 4er
I ' '9: .II :IITI VIII. ..‘..:‘qt."11:5..IItiZ't.l;1...‘-.“.»..." o
.3. IFresh W She ' i . . . 40c lb.
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\VOME’I‘N POILCE
FILL THE BILL
Continued From Page One.
tection of the city.
woik. but last Sovembvr
that the pressing need
passed. and they were disbanded.
The cessation ot hoail'uieg, how
brought thousands A!
life sections.
Thcir work was
night
prct entire in
large mcasurf‘. particular illit’nlitm liv-
ing devoted to young girls who mi
be attracted to such places.
nizcd.
3 THEN" [iflllt‘t‘ women Annv he
with a businesslike cap
quarters the in Scotland Yard. If
woman is accosted by sumo man. who families
urtcst by appealing to the woman of-
flf‘er. and It frequently ilHI‘lW'“ 5”" physicians. and. in a few instances in Friday
rests are made without complaint.
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unitorms whenever-fills ‘ III! on-
portunit'y‘ and‘th‘ey didactic” in
the public eye th the medium
‘41 aoo'hlI’ ‘aflalrs. c’ Lite contrary
”they sure a 'unit goia‘lnoly drilled.
men. sailed. in marksmanship. lull
net-y a no“ ation; and it was an
5m ‘waa'one or the
,ilrst to be utilized by the'Navy; De-
partment as a nucleus about which to
ibuild ship‘s companies and shore de-
When the war was declared with
IGuard was
taken under Federal control and the
Inaval divlisons were allotted to coast
guard patrol and to ships of the resu-
lar navy and to transport duty. The
the
Con-
necticut National Guard. were in most
part assigned to the U. S. S. North
Carolina. on which ship they acquitted
Mast of
the men in this city who were former]
members of the division are anxious'
to see the bill go through. Biidgeport
would recruit one of the finest divi-
sions. in keeping with its old record,
TO BE RETAKENI
icscntaliye has also securcd the senw,
ices of several men to man the barges
which is to be used again in the scene.‘
and to, have it placed in condition for
The sec tea alilch'
are to be taken in his (ity will be Imcnt
“'l'iic .
the
burning or a cattle boat, people jump-
in: overboard and. lastly. the camper
boat.
jumping into the water and «rimming
These scenes WI“ consul,
thrilling of th- cntira
picture. as it will be the climax in the
The leading characicrs 01
Kelly .
The piciiin- is being
IN ENGLAND
patrol workers or the Xathnal l'iiinm
of \}‘onicn “'orkcrs. employed by the ”H.
commissioner in 1915 to aid in the pro-
They did (xccllent
I , oflicdrs
Ifmm the lighting {mat to undoinand
'IllP fear that an orgic or dissipation
{might follow the i‘izors at life in ma K
in nches. inttotluccd the pollcc to re-
.tuii: 100 piritcd women for duty in the
So well
Iditl they carry out Ilic plan that their
permanent worth has now been not;
3‘1 0“
any'uight in tho “V's! End. ’covcriiig
hegular brats near the theatre: :vlitl
hotels in pairs: dressed in navy blue.
and reenli-
iion Whistle, tlicy \rmk under tho «ll-
iection of a woman chief. whose head-
force
are trained for eight weeks in the i‘cg-
I Norwalk’s
m & HYatt
Leading Dry Goods Store
’ Sectioi.
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- Strictly all wool materials. Your own choice of colors. Ask for particulars in the
Pretty Petticoats of Many Kinds
8.113 3m “MEMO! TOPS—Mable elect- in a wide choice of colors mi
block. Indium and ultra rim ...“..I_.m.,..,.w_,.,_,,.,-., .. ,._...Q......... is: at
SILK OE SATIN 3mm, SILK JERSEY TOPS—Changeable efl'ecta. 11 colors and black. A
.— m .m to av. NW ”MOO C._.'Ol.....OOOO'OOOO’.."‘“.‘.....'o. “-75. $5.00, S'I-ltrU
ALL SILK PETTIGOATS—All shades and sizes. Splendid values at . .. . . . . $5.00, $6.00, 3.7 '(T
SATEEN PETTICOATS—Vory moderately priced. Figured designs Sim
Pm ©0103 ‘aoacooOO'-qoo’po_oo.o;ooooooooooaoooooooao-ao $1.75, $1-85' $2.00, $2.25, 3‘:>:‘
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WE SPECIALIZE IN SEPARATE DRESS SKIRTS
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plying the Hudson as usual.
ten per (cm.
increase cf 25 per cent.
The toamsters' strike rema
STRIKE BROKE
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Before dawn, all the ferries were
The for-
irymen tiled notice. howecvr. that. they
were not satisfied with a flat increase
in wages amounting to approximately
They had demanded an
in
force. as the men decided last night
that they would not return until they
receive more dcfinitewropositions con-
cerning adjustment of their demands. S
II was announced that.half of the.
city‘s food iescrvc had been consumed '
thmupii the joint strikes of the long-I
:liorcmci. and team-item.
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: ron DISPENSARY ;______________==:
’ing the week was therefore lessened}
H.- KRIEGER & co.
The store that. attracts custaners because of square
The oldest store with the newest methods. ‘
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Clothes for men, women, boys and girls from Ha:-
Shoea. We roll for cash or on credit.
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Good. stylish clothes for every member in the family car
found here at all times. Prices moderate.
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BE VOUTHFUL AT FOL‘»
Though the (‘Ollllnlilwlll mi: l
ed ridiculoua—a human in m;
but. with the completion of the work;
it can be said that the city was vcry .
gains during and since the war. "an furnished by you, carried out. ‘Icomparcd to a “irony“. A n. u ,.
The tollowin: lruvrs WW mad. In the final report of the work it isIsweci‘s clean and um a ,,
fl .“35 It" IhOW'nR ”1" "To" 0‘ welfare "Ol‘k appropriate to mention that the cam- pleasure ‘. use an” inn I
Ior them 1““ done tor the City 0( Nor-walk Boal‘dgpalzn from the start was well talicntabuwI the broom l)0('(llllt« II .
'of Health and the Norwalk Dispensary gun} the ma),rlty of persons apparent-, ' I ' ' . ‘
’9?“ Association during the summer ly appreciated thoroughly the genuine {frascd and finds its “‘nx w. 2
months: -‘ lntemt orthe Department and the pile.
Norwalk. Conn. Dispensary Association inithc we'lt‘arer A human is no din-9,. ~, l a
MINE! 711:. 1919. and health at the commun ty. I, . II .
“Ult‘l‘int‘ .\~ Tmfl’)‘. Pres. Streets visited in the last \Vcck III‘mm', AIbuse.Ilack . “f "1‘
Norwalk Dispensary Asso, were: Plymouth avenue. (‘cnter aw “‘0" “-4101 in may hairs and \\
City. ’ .nue, High street (uptown), “'aier Soon much soones thanthptii...
Madam: 'strcct (uptown). Lewis street. Taylor 1,; should he. ryou are forced u. - ..w“
llerewith Is submitted a rcporl of avenue. Smith street. Knight s'i'cct. vomxvlf with thc old "In” I: i~ .I.
welfare work done for the Norualk Mahackemo Heights. Morton ayenuc.. I . . I I” u . ”I I immls
[ht Dispensary Association and under the Summitt avenue, .Church street, (‘cn- 1”" m "“1” ‘ "n . “ll --
direction of the city health officer. tral avenue. “'Pr‘ Cedar street. North lN'nlil" that mu know are nlc‘ .WH' '~'
The campaign conimcnci‘d July 71h Taylor avenue. Riverside avenue, folks.
and ended August 2nd. covering four Spring Hill avenue. Belden avenue.. Turkish Baths km,“ WON? input-y
'wccks. Streets of all sections of the (irandvicw avenue. Kellogg street.‘ I . II . lien-1:0 1.. tsp
citv \vcrc canvassed in accordance Summitt street. Section avenue. Mag- and m ‘3‘ *‘“"~‘ ‘ - " ' . II .
with an outline furnished hythe health nolia avenue. Stevens street, Spruce Baths build up wouk Syhit’inh: l. m it
officer. and. by frequent conferences street. Prospect avenue. Dover sticet. don't 1".“pr mm a Tlli'kle‘il tin
with him. endeavor was made to nan. Firm: avenue, Cedar stmet and will rejuvenate “III—III” nnc
~ c most ossiblc cf—, ‘3 r P avenue. ' . .‘ .. ' . . - .. :1
2:21”)? out: of "h P 1 I’U'H (‘alls were made as follop's: ‘9” “ml" -"‘“ fomi yom “{me
' ' ~ ‘ 9 ‘ c Ils. no to the Hotel Atlas Turkish
The pamphlets furnished by your. Day. a I
" organization were distributed to the Monday . ............... 43_ 247 Fail-rinm avenue. Brut--
. Examinations of childrenITuesday . :H ladicx' Day. “Ma“ 10 a. in. I_
(luvs not know her. snc ..an mum Mg were made with the result that many Ichncsday IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .. 43 m “ways npcn.——Ad\‘,
were recommended to consult their ~Thursday ................... 13' ‘ - -
"Ilif‘dl financial circumstances indicat-jSalurday ......................... 32* —-Try a witnel Want Mir. .50
ed any other course impossible, they; ' Inc-l.
“1m: reicrredfio the Dispensary for 240,
Iular duties of a policeman. but they
are not sworn in as constiiblcs. find
they are only liable for dutc :is 'hc
commissioner may direct.
"All our women are, most rarciully
Fian-
lor the
chosen." said their cliicf. Mrs.
ley. but we have no placc
‘Ill‘udt’ or the prowl.’ "
TWO IN AUTOMOBILE
KILLED BY TRAIN
chiiuffcur. and J. Dubc. a garase 0W!”
and a few were other ailments.
tnatment. As wits expected, moat of Previous calls ............ ...... 838I-
these were cases of Mount conditions
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The literature. in several languages,‘
such advice as
or. both of Nashua. N. H., were killed could give.
Quebec.
none . '
Tickle .
"if
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yesterday when their automobile wasI' i I d di
5 . . .. . . seem my angerous con itonii were
hack in a freight train nun Domitian“ families in which both another and
. father were compelled to work. Often
:a number of small children were left
«in the care of the oldest member of th-
lfamily. hardly fitted by age or intelli-
igcnce for such an important charge.
iMeana of making the hostel such una-
‘voidable circumstances were painted
,
out.
During the four weeks of the cam-
lpaign 1.038 calls were made, weekiy‘
re ports were submitted to the health
Iodicer. and this is intended to ‘gener-:
ally summarize them. A final supple;
mental report of sanitary conditions.
warranting action under regulations or
the City Health Department. is being.
made at the time of this report, and
there is prospect for the early
‘provement of someundesirable condi-
:tions in a'l parts of the city.
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PI Health Ollicer,
3 Norwalk, Conn.
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g Herewith Is submitted-the Katalin};
’lIthe final goers work, under our til-1
simlmll» fertile City of Norw Board
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The greatest number oi” cases of
im- '
Respectfully.
KATHARINE BEE.
Not-walk. Conn,
August 1th: 1819. -.
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of limb and the Minolta-penny.
Won. he 4‘
on the care of children. and those on
communicable diseases. were readily;
accepted. and the keenest inter-auras
gticmonstrated by aIvery large percent-
;age of the families visim. Every op-
portunity to point out improvements
in home conditions. tending to lessen
. the liamility of disease and. especially,
' ‘ ‘ r‘_ v- such of these as more directly con-
QLRBM ‘ Oct. 10' “illiam Jean, 8. cemed the children. was attended by
your representative
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stylishly dressed young woman cost
James F. Caldwell, traveling‘salesman.
V a
jewelry valued at approximately $56.»
000 when his acquaintance led him, he
Id
"'rough bandits" near Gilham road and
Fortyithird street,
’ccntly. I
iattcmpted to put up a fight agninstt
‘the hold-ups. ’
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Grand total ................... 1,078
Respectfully.
KATHARINE BEE.
I'l tum JEANNEITL
South Norwalk's Lead“ if
Fleeting acquaintance with I DIEM
broken head and bonds. cash and
56 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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cclured. into the clutches of wo of great satisfactiontoyou.
Kansas City, re-I
Corseiicrre & Glover
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Caldwell was beaten' when‘he -
GIFTS!
Lavaliers, Neck Chains. Brocah.
A Few Weekly .
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' 'i Pins, Rosaries. Bracelets. ,Lad-
R m. ; ies' Guard Chains. Hearts,
6 Inders I Crosses, Stone and Signet
’ Rings, Wedding Rtnsga, ”LS:
:0 I! COFFEE—" ' ‘ Touaka Pearls. erIg r
onoeuci a flair Aptiie Chains. Strap Watches, Watch
“d d on ' .' lb 3 c Bracelets, Bracelet Watches.
PUBEUIDEE moan, . Etc.
Iagal.5o¢ [FTSI
Am‘nmA’S rman (; . -
I .I II. . ' . ' ' ' ' Cuff Buttons, Stickpinéh I‘m:
I Vest air .
MAL—Fresh from the cut . FobaI,
0‘ (than Cigarette casts.
mills 3.Ilha. 23¢ a." Cufiem Pack“ Kanes.
. fit”: “and Signet Rings,
w 00 ‘ {A h V V ' Watches, Desk Clocks, Cabinet
3 lb.‘ ”l Clocka, .Panlor Clocks, (Emir;
I. ‘ ” locks, vor
TUNA flan—Dark m. , ..cmn, Kitchen c
' Clocks, Auto - Clocks, Alarm
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