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' mess; mass to two
5!
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Our advice to
. ° 119* .Wait for
is not big
'1‘ may be later, on ,-
. Our-ohm Specifications and bills
.‘ in)? potljiuilding you may be thinking
flaking , “bag
a good many dollars in‘the cost
Come in, and talk it over
The Hatch e Bailey Co
7 Ear the Shore .
,‘We have a re '11]
ends! ot— .” 8’”
QEeNEW EDISON
. . . ogmph withaSauL",
M iii-“particularly adapted
' fill: share. or summer cot-
: It’s cost is only $95 and
our friends and costumers is to build. 30‘7“
. lower prices in lumber for in reahty lumber
:In comparison .to other things+not as high DOW 88
soon: NORWALK, cone.
of materials for any
about are yours for-the
The information and advice we give youmay 88" 5'0“
of your house or repair bill-
with us any time.
I'r‘ .
° I FUSES Comm ‘ ' “i
3E oN TEACHERE:
; tam teachers and if the Teaches-3' As~
. so’ciation’ of the city remained stead~
(Continued n-om um ruse)
meeting of the Board of Estimate and
fixation called to. take up the mat-
ter ot teacher-6’ salaries“ in case the
Board of Education was unable to ob-
fast in their refusal to accept the con.
...;NQrWalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store——
Education. ' ‘ 'v I
The question, was asked you In your
oilice by us as representatives of the
press of the city or Norwnlk. and was
a' legitimate query and one calling
' for at least a courteous reply. > ~-
Upon receiving no answer the ques-
Alon was askedr‘flr don't you care to
comment upon that question now?”
You again refused an answer and
left your office. A wait of fity minutes
was made by us, and you failed to re—
turn.
JACOBY’S
-—-— Special Sale —-—-
Sweaters and Bathing Suits
It is hoped that by tomorrow moms
log, you will have had sufllcient‘oppar-
tunity to think the questions over so
that the public might know whether
or not an opportunity is to be given
for an education for the future citi-
zens and taxpayers of Norwalk. ‘
l. S. FRENCH, Representing, The
South Norwalk Evening Sentinel.
EUGENE J. CHARIOTT. Repres—
enting. The NorWalk Hour.
Comment about the streets today
condemned the action of the Board of
Estimate in cutting the appropria-
tion. but no one seemed to be able to
tell just what could be done so as to
base the schools open in. the fall, if
there were no teachers.
0
amount sinks into
M
ATTACKED BY A THUG.
‘ icance when you con-
' the amount of enjoy.
. music and dancing-—
5: ,1 it chords you.
; loom SEE IT——-
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’il‘ake Advantage
, of Our. .,
Phone
CORSETIERE AND
Phone
mu Mme. Jeannette ,0, .1
fimfl' SOUTH NORWALX'S LEADING
GLOVER '
56 South Main'Street
Corsets, Brassieres,
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
-—--0F--——
Hosiery,
Gloves and Underwear
M
Joesph Cntanzaro Sentenced to Jail
for Attack on 'Soloman Keuler.
Joseph Catanzaro, arrested shortly
after two o'clock yesterday afternoon
by Patrolman John Toot hill and Hank
Strattor for assault on Solomon Kes’
sler, of 19 Raymond street, was sen-
tenced to 60 days in jail by Judge
George H, Vosburgh in the downtown
court this morning, after being de-
nounced as a thug by Prosecutor Cra—
mer .C. llegeman.
According to Mn, Kessler's
Catanzaro and two other men
walking along Raymond street
terday afternoon in a more or less in.
toxicaied condition and deliberately
threw a large fish box from in front
iotf the shOp into the stz'wt, breaking
story
Were
res-
Mr. Kessler remonstratod them, ask-
ing them why they had broken the
box nnd'advlsing them to go home. as
they were drunk.
The three then pursued Mr. Kessler
Removal Prices {
W
A MODNE
32 NORTH mm ST.
m HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water 8:.
M 1215-5. 80. NorWlIk, Gt.
My Gasoline and Kerosene
BRISKET CORNED BEEF, lb
LEAN CORNED BEEF, 15., ..
NATIVE CABBAGE, head, .
SChultze’s sanitary
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
I, his as. not on. .0. up. 0-0-100
o coo ‘olo ...200-280
on 00. use 0.. _o_o.10°
NEW NATIVE POTATOES, pk., ......sac
Markets
Nomadic-«South NOrwalk.
into his shop and there heat him so
rarely, inflicting a largt out on his
tracts given them by the ‘Board ot
a
Miss lda H. Kraemer is recuperat-
ing at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Christian Kraemer, of _39
North Main street, after an operation
at the. Bridgeport Hospital. which was
performed by Dr. Philip \V. Bell.
DARIE’N
Miss May DanCe, of West Side ave-
nue. has gone to Delaware Water Gap.
where she will spend a week’s vaca-
lion.
Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt, Wife
and daughter, will leave next Week for
Orrls island, Maine, where they will
spend several weeks.
There was another good sized crowd
at the firemen’s carnival last. evening.
The attractions were well patronized
and everybody seemed to have a good
time. _
A Stamford vendor of “hot dogs" at»
tempted to do business outside the
gates of the firemen’s carnival. last
evening. but Ofl'icer Dance soon im-
li‘orehead, striking him OVH‘ the head
and arms wih a chair and knoeking
hing down, besides striking him in the
mouth *
Patrolman Toothlli, summoned to
the scene was unable to find any or
special town meeting, in the Town
Hall, last evening.
appointed chairman oi’ the meetingllhe eel
* 7 A Mid Su
Madras and Voilesin a variety of pretty patterns and colors.
...e’s; .ns'iMFORMER I’RICE $4.00. SALE PRICE. $3.00
, Kiddie One Piece Bathing Suits
’ Heavy Imity one piece garments. creen. blue or gray: sizes 6 mos. to 4 years
a. $335.3? FORMER PRICES. $2.00. SALE PRICE ,' $1.59
M ALL HAMMOCKS REDUCED 25%
mmer Sale Of Waists
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Vacation Clothes
DO YOU INTEND GOING ON YOUR VACA-
TION? LET US SUPPLY YOU WITH SUMMER
CLOTHES .ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
‘—
($600) dollars. appropriated by said
board, to work said highway to be
known as Greenwood avenue, men—
tioned in the next item hereof. To ac-
cept a layout, made by the selectmcn.
submitted to this meeting, Of a public
highway in this town, to be known as
Greenwood avenue. To approve of the
pressed on him the importance of
moving on. which he did.
About thirty citizens attended tho‘
R. M. Smith was}
recommendation of the board of
finance that in lieu of a. special tax,
laid by said board, of three-tenths
mills on the last grand list of thef
town, payable September 1, 1920. that
ectmen be authorized to borrow
to me Grand Unl
Cainnzaro plea
ing and was sen
Kessler re
the sentence as light
man would promise t
tenced lo jélL
iSLheld under a hon
criminal superior court.
$1410 and costs, amoumin
a. . ’
Miss Helen Callahan,
in'the la
in Danbury,
with friends in South Norwalk.
e men save Catanzaro, who had lied
on hotel for refuge.
ded guilty this morn-
Mr.
quested the court to make
as possibl if the
o behave himself
in the future, Catanzaro appealed and
d Of $100 for the
He was fined
g to $48.38 in
‘ stenographer
w od‘ice O! lav-s and Keeling:
is Spending her vacation
secretary. The resolution passed by
the board of finance. appropriating $1,-
300 to pay land damages to Lena
Schneider, for the taking 0! her land
for highway purposes, was approved.
The following matters were also acted
on favorably: Resolution to appropri-
ate two hundred ($200) dollars to pay
the fee or the committee appointed by
the Honorable Howard .1. Curtis, a
a judge of the Superior court for Fair-
field county, to assess the damages for
the taking of the land of Leno. Sch-
neider, as aforesaid, and to pay the
taxable costs and such other expenses
and Town Clerk Stephen R. Hoyt was,
to the county commissiners the sum of
and charges in connection therewith.
twenty one hundred ($2,100) dollarsron
the note or notes of the town, to be
used as provided in said resolution of
the board of finance, and that amount
to be included in the next annual bud—
get of the town. Some Opposition de-
veloped to the proposition to refund
$677.08. in pursuance of ‘ the Public
Acts of 1919 of the State of Connecti-
cut. Chapter 164, said sum represent-
ing the amount due from the town un-
der said act, as certified to by the
county commissioners, and particular-
ly being money due to the licenses and
liability a. vote was paesvd plm
matter on the table.
Resolution appropriating six hundred unlawful to engage in the sale m‘smb
liquors to the end or the ”runs
Owing to the unceriaimy of tho
|‘ HIV,
loun‘s
ml; Elle
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Week
N. Y. State Pea Beans, lb.
Extra. Fine Pork, 1b.,
N. Y. Blend Coffee,
A delicious drink, 1b.,
A. STULL
holders of, club certificates in this
Specials for the
Best Family Flour, bag, $2.00
, 10c
. . .28c
..350
24 Cottage Street
I
town from the date when it became
, ”o Suppliesr'l'ires and Tubes
E. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
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u Sewing Tire Your Eyes?
rim should experience no'dis-
”rt in. doing the finest kind of
‘ .. idery or seyving if you wear
.. glasses or have perfect
Egon find didiculty in reading
at mung for any length of time,
wihould consult us at once.
(Instill! and experience are at
, dictum
—v—_.__.
Jones Superlative or Pillsb
from the mills. When you
sure of it being fresh stock.
ROYAL LUNCH MILK BISCUITS,
NO. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE,
NUGOA NUT OLEO, The World’s Best,
ury’s Best
CHASE & SANBORN
CHASE &: SANBORN
ORANGE PBKOB
VERY BEST CREAMERY BUTTER, 1b
GROWN ASTER MAOARONI, 3 pkgs., . .
FINEST QUALITY
HOUR AT WHITE
$2.15 bag.--—Flour--$2.15 bag.
buy this flour you are absolutely .
per ml, ll lllorolthomc
BEBE BRAND EVAPORATED MILK, 2 cans
SEAL BRAND 00
SWIFT’S ARROW BORAX SOAP, 5 cakes .
PEANUT BUTTER, lb
HOT BREAD. RUNS, ROLLS, CAKES, PIES, E
HOUSE BREADERY,
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ CO. Inc.
83 WASHINGTON ST. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405
XXXXflouz-direet‘
lib
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no. uses-.250
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FEE, 1b., ..550
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TQEVERY
NEXTTO—
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new Located at Suite 203
,z. 7 erly Gazette Bldg.
Phone 2423.
, BIGBARGAINS
> p and Children’s
ITE CANVAS
Shoes & Oxfords
7115‘. any, you to see our
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- CORN BEEF, 15.,
Cut the high cost of
RISKO’S MEAT MARKET. 5
STEAK, lb
SIRLOIN STEAK, la, ...
ROUND STEAK, lb
STEW MEAT, 1b., ...
CHOP MEAT, 1b., ..
LEAN GORNPOR'K, 1b., ,
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CORN PIG FEET, l‘b
CABBAGE, 15., . . .
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.3. FURNITURE. RUGS. RANGES. REFRIGERATORS. BEDS. BABY CARRIAGES. ETC. ’3’.
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