t
,
.- n/ajnptuga _
‘vo. ‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘\‘ A
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‘1'." -‘unv/njahn
ii Canvas
g; Oxfords, Pumps,
11.
‘\‘
‘ COAL
NEWS
We have just unloaded the
first cargo of coal to come
into this harbor since the re~
cent coal troubles. Coal is
now selling at a greatly re-
duced pricHlthough not
as low as in former years.
This is fresh mined, bright
coal of fine quality.
11 Q
Best Designs.
French and Willow Plum".
All New .Stock.
Human Hair VGoodn
Fine Assortment Sanitary.
Drasmaklng and Remodeling.
Workmanehi-p Guaranteed.
Our Prices Are Always Lowest.
The Holmes Millinery
3 Monroe Street.
Walk -Over
SHOES
We really want to treat you right.
We went to give you shoes that are
perfectly comfortable, that are sty-
lish, that. will wear to your entire
satistlaction.
M. Josem 8. Sons
Two Stores.
195 Washington Bridge. 1 Benton St.
THE TALE OF TWO VESSELS.
An earthen vessel and a brass ves-
H
:5
'1'! .1././'/./'; -1-
l CONNEALLY &
::: BRACKEN :::
Dainty White
Shoes
for Women and
Children
Buckskin or
.jn‘laln/
I
\‘\‘\‘\.1\
.4’.f
' \
High Shoes
In all the Latest
Models
CONNEALLY 81
BRACKEN
81 Washington St.
Tel. 363-4
' ‘\ a-s‘ \‘K‘R‘
\:>‘\‘\H‘\‘\‘\W‘\‘\‘\‘\‘
so! were floating down a stream.
“Keep close to me," said'the brass
pot. "There is safety in numbers.”
“Not I." said the. earthen pot.
“your brass sides might crush my
more fragile ones."
Moral: Choose your company care-
fully.
The very highest prices paid for
brass and other mctal by
G. YOURDISKY
Ely Ave. South Norwalk
TEL. 9‘12.
1c {1 pound for rugs. the Von" best
prices for feather beds.
“Watch
im 11 Alcvuidcr tho reliallo man,
who 1111).: highest prices 101 mus. 111b-
hers. metals. paper and leather beds.
iiitutc (‘ull
R.
up or write
Alexander
356-2. 21 Raymond St
S.—~l have no man working for
Watch for my sign on wagon.
Tel.
P.
1 me.
:35 Fort St.
If it‘s luiik soil to 1V ni.
Fort. St.
a pound for rags.
liffron, iii.”
East. Norwallt, who pays lc
Ik'Bl prices paid
auto tires
Tor and leather beds.
doesn't go around with bolls or docs
n't come to the house unless scntl
tor.
BUY
Hazelton
COAL
The B. Hershiield 81 Son Co.
Tel. 294. 122 Water II.
”.1
’ to, it than what hu has to.
Send postal or Tel. till.
‘ahcud as we arc very busy.
Must Stay
Notiiy us
two Weeks more on the bridge. New
store is not quite road):
Have just l‘lu‘oli‘fitl Ladies" Whilc
Niilmck Shops illlLI l’umps on the 1.11-
Icst bobble :hut n‘cro to he sold in
our new storc. but will pinto
lsumo on suit- :11 111.. reduced prices.
1 169 Washington St. (Bridged
MAX LEVY’S
169 WASHINGTON ST., BRiDGE
Spruce Up
a Little
After honnccli'uuiult don‘t
the old furniture hack.
afford to buy a lot turn 11 little.
[till
itil‘nliiirv
bought and exchanged.
M. Gutkowsky
189.491 Wuhlngton 8!. Tel.
11 1111
all
it you can't
Full !
line of new and uricoudduind illi‘l‘illlll‘".
‘ Second-hand ulm’cn
419
SOUTH NORWALK
mill ill will 111111
WAlil. 8"Zilltl' i"l Noon IlitIllt-lll‘lil
and iiuaiulul dcwlopuit 11111 outul-inh
ed all otlur clitiilldvrutions in today's
utot'lt iillll‘ltt'L Tito loan i‘xlli‘i‘li'iI
price ndvum-ch in i‘iululicd stool and
iron wcrc nmiomic-cd by Auroral lot 111"
lcudlm: Independents, with u likeli‘
hood r1l’1.liuilnrnotion hr the aim-i mi
porutlun. Steel and allied Hillili‘hl Wt-l‘v
l‘IWllllnillly uti'ouu. luu loan on than
some of iiw alnnduld railway shah-u,
tintnhli lilo midcra.
WALL H'i‘lti-ll'l’i‘. i ii. an»?
(inn roili- :1 It‘ll points on news of its
victory usuiimt llw (’in or (‘1111 .igo
and llliuolu (‘cutral gulnr-d 2 points
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A women hollows what
«he words
on niiiioiuwunwni oi the rt'nului divi
timid. i’hniiueu olhcrwlso lil midday
Were trillion.
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A WORD To THE WSIE
The Necessity of a Savings Bank
Account is Proverbiai
e South Norwalk Savings Bank
invites Small Accounts
blonds): evenings.
Cloud Saturdays iit noon.
Also hays and sells SM‘OlltI-iliillil int“
110 1.
tho ‘
Pulilllu'il'i
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16. r933
All Sizes in WHITE CANVAS GOODS at
.THE GIGANTIC
Bridge Removal Sale
NOW GOING ON
GEORGE KEELER
159 WASHINGTON STREET BRIDGE
Horses! I Horses!
Will arrive June 24, 191
for all purposes.
all well broken.
them over.
2, a ccrlond of Kansas Horses
These horses come direct from the farms and are
Weights from 1,100 to 1,600 lbs.
B. HERSHFIELD
Sales Stables Corner Concord and Wood Streets,
suitable
Come and look
South Norwalk.
M....M-._...J.M
III FIGHTING TRIM Filil
H18 NEW PARTY
(Continued from Page One.)
if they didn‘t pursc the convention
'oi‘ fraudulent (1011.11111th 1 would 121110.
the step I did There was never any
.(louhl in 1111 mind what i won d do.”
Colonel llooosoicll
doused at the news from llultimort'.
11o should how closely lie was keep
11111; in touch with the situation there
1h) rtcltiug tho vote 1:) Which William
l..l llr_\‘.'111 had been dct‘calt'd :1 short
time hci'oro in his contrast \\'1111 Alton
ll l‘arltcr 1111' ic11iporu1'y chair-
tiiaiislitp
“.18 greatly
U\'t‘1'
l
1'111it‘stii 11ml l‘1‘111il‘111 you of will:
i linppturd iii 1111111110?" 111- asked.
!' 11-10} are making the same light :11
l laitinioi'c That is 110011. 0111'» thing
‘15 pl,aiii that Mr. .\Illl'li11.\ will iltWL‘l'
111.11“ llt‘l'itt' 111" 11 Brian
1 .
(‘oioncl lloosoiolt said that appnr
cull 1 11101 issue amongr the licuiotruts
inns luridnincntah the same as that
1111 the lli-pulilicnn (OilH‘lllIOll.H1101|1t1
iscilou< dii‘ferontes dove €1,011 it is his
llicl let that tho 111 n party will proiit by
lit. in the nu} of ictoiiitig support
l‘il‘Olll (lisai‘focted llcniot'riits.
’ “1111 this in 11111111. (0101191 Roost»
[volt and his associates will take no
dcilnlto stops until the Democratic
lcourcution has conic to 1111 end. 110
211.1111 that the first meeting of the tent
,1pori1iy toiiiuiittco on organization an
gnoutued by (lovci'nni 111111111 Johnson
lot i‘uiil'oniia would he tlci‘ori't-d until
i:11'1ci 11w licmoci .113 have hunted their
'tltltt-t and _111.it it probably would he
‘luld the latter part of next wcck. The
imcctinu is to in hold 111 .\c1\ York
.114 (1111-1 Wtilk all! he to ii\ the dutc
lot the 1111111111111 convciitlon and li-h'llt'
1111‘ call.
"'1‘111'1'1- in min thing which i would
1“ liit‘ to make clear." said t'olonnl
Roost-wit. “it in vim-curd that 1110
committee Which was un-
Millll‘lil)‘ is 1:1 no scuw a
(national coliiuiltlm- in 1111+ oi'dinur)
lllt'l‘t‘lililiii't' or tho ir'i‘lli. It was sclm'l-
icd simply for 111(' purpotux ot‘ taking
511 he first stop and callliiu the (’OllH'li'
1111111."
l-Jucli stutc he said. would h'i‘It‘t'l its
10“” national l‘illlllllIlIl‘Plilllll and the-it
1\\lll’i no ntillliillit't- llinl iIIIV mail on
glint list would he tlic 1c prcst-ntntivr- of
211111 stutc ul‘lm' tho convention.
i The only action which will ho
ipoudinn lIli‘ news from
11‘ 010th Roosevelt said.
'oiunuimli‘ou of party
ltlic rations ulnics. .
"Timothy 1.. Wondrufi 111111 William
lililpln of New York. called on 1111‘
11111111.‘ in. motioned. "You can't r1.»
pi'csu pt'opln like that,
lie said that Mr. Wutilll‘lifl' and Mr.
Illilillil w'mv nirvudi at work with tho
liot'lnhliuti oi the \‘cw iol‘k 1111111111211.
'tlou. (‘uiouci “(MIMWFII added tho
roiimlcrn or 1111‘ new party hoped to
tultn over a good measure of strength
from tho limiiocrntic party, it was 1111-
.tciuporui'y
jiltililli't'tl
illlil‘li
llaltiuioro.
Would he ”11‘
llillt'Illilt'l‘y in
“ tit-ruined that us soon no he returned
he not into connnunicullon with Her-
crnl licn'uwl'nta.’ who he thought
might wish to join the movement.
Du reaching New York yesterday
(‘olouci lioonovolt stopped for 11 low
hours in his office. No dipped into
a mass of letters and lolegranm
which was awaiting him. and inlircd
with a few visitors. ltm'don ’Alr.
Woodriifi‘ and Mr. iinlnin..ir,e saw
Robert iincon tormer ambassador to
France. and Aiite'rmnu George Mm‘
Tlutm. of Bmoklin.
Loin anything? Try a Sentinel an
The majority of vocals are honest.
flflflSEVELTt 18 HOME film EXPECT T11 TAIiE BALLIITl
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(Continued from Eighth Page). .
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that it may be impossible to unite tw-o
tliiids oi the delegates ior (‘llIlt'l
Spcakor t‘lark or Governor Wilson.
The (’Uillllllllx‘Q was in 11081211111 for an
izal‘ioii decided to 1'1‘~"oi111111-1id St- 1111101"
(-1911 01110 .‘11..ll11111~.s .11 1\.(‘Ilillt1\\
pelmaucul r hairiuan. A \(Itc on thc
matter 11] t'lllllllllilt‘i‘ was delayed 1131‘
Spoor-hos
Yt'lillt‘ll.
$15
'i'gliiu‘ harmony in the 1111'.-
Air Junta 13.111114 “1111 the
progrcssiu-s in the :onu-iizion
T11“ t'tiliillllili'r- was in scsioti for an
11.1111‘ during which smi‘llilwiii t'l')‘r'»1;illz-
«(1 21121111. (1 Mr .Itllllt‘S.
.1110}: led 1111111111111'1isly
tlit (onwnil'in. 11:111in
“'1"?!- ll‘im'll‘ifl’il it! n- Senator Kt‘l‘ll nl..1
Tl't-otiorv A. 151311.
ticul‘ur ohicctitui to (111.1 oi thcsr.
111111 a rvport 1111s
1111:1111: him in
(lzlurs whom-
Thrrc was no pair-
1111'. ‘
.I'.‘.111t‘5 St't'iilt'il pl‘t'tittb‘tilit'ti ‘ml‘ 1111‘ 111111-
01'.
Tie 11111111»; of inc 1111 nrilc sous xvi-:1-
\l‘lilitlt'itwii 111 Sill‘t‘iill'18, 7111' kcynotc
u 111(‘11 was 111111110111. 11th .\ll'
was 1111' 111:1 .
“Clogs-.105 l11li'1't'11 «'«111111' 11110111. ":
hall 111.111} Willi scittuiul .1.tti'111i:1n.14
.1: 11401. a halo (11' hour :zm-iiit'd to tilt
the 1111: building and hire protiiisc iii
a sweltering day's pi‘ot't't‘ii’iigs’.
Floor and galleries all dc'ldt'd on
ticsiium' i‘iillllt‘lli and coats wow ' 1. a
mi as soon as the delegates struck the
close ntmosplitrc of Ilio‘hall. l’iilm
letii‘ fans iluttcrcti iiii‘o.zslio1it the or:
building. ilallcrics and 0001' tilled up
wry slowly. but 1111- sorta-.1111-111»;11'1.1s
.‘litI 111.1 1"111co liud tumble keeping me
alslt's t 11'111‘
\Varnotl by the disorder of Nestor
tiny. Scracniito1-Arins .1011” 1. Martin
tiiai'shullcti a squad of policemen 1.111
posted them in tlic galleries with 1r-
dcrs to l-jm'l 41111211111 creating :1 di<'ur~
I‘llllt't' Sliml- it‘ll minutcs hoi‘orl- limit
1111- iii ”VT. John (1. .\1111'1‘ay.o[ B‘llll-
more. 0111111111111 oi' the day. look hih
piano on 1111' platform.
At 12 t-’~'lorlt tlin- cullcrics \\'1'l'(‘ l-iaa
than half 2111011. The ill-lcizutcs' scale
Janina
“'i'l‘t' sixalunliy illiiuu till liowi-vcr. 1111.1
1111- ilonr was in contusion.
i'liaii‘iizan l‘arltci' had not 1'1»! 11.p~‘
l
IM‘Jil't’iL but National l‘iiuiriuuli Mai-it
was on the pla'll’oriu.
.\l 12:21. i‘liuirniuii Parker lit‘illlldt‘iI
his tit-alt with the navel and the act‘-
gtant-ut-urins. uldcd by tho lmlit'v sci.
till to cit-111' tho uisics Slowly tho con.
l‘usion subsided and thr- couvcntlou not
under way.
Bishop Murray tlicii ot'fcrt .l pi'uyi-r. ;
Win 11 111i‘ pi‘ui't-i' lwus cont-111m ti
(lover-nor lllunciiul'd. ol' ixntiuiuua. rt».
lliil‘lml that the cri-iicutlnin roitiiulttce‘
wink) not he “Will." to report until ‘3‘.
p. 111. 11c said lu- would not tlililli" 11'
motion to adjourn until that 1
III!|(‘,1
however, as he. was intro 11)“ dclnizutm.
would illo- it ”little oratory."
l-‘o'i'tru'r ilm'cruor h‘olk of Mlauonriw
wuzt lulrz ducod as tho ilrnt orator.
“‘l‘iu» nomliice or this convrvmlon.
will he llnr 1101(1 pl'cnidcn'l of 1111' llnll'
'tml Htu‘lvu." said Folk. lin unionized
iiri'riu int. length, The deli-union iii-cw
rcntlcku in tho ("Diii‘iit' or Follt‘n succcll
and t‘iutirnitili Parker was forced to
admonish them to ho quiet. Follt‘s
speech was \‘cry brief and titsnntor
Rayner. of Maryland, next was caliedl
on. '
He also predicted success for the
Democratic nominee and dismissed the
division in the Republican party and
declared that the motto of the. ’I‘ni’t
faction would be. "We Will Reticulum
Rel rograde. " 'iiiie motto of the Roose-
vet: party he quoted as "Their Shall
No‘ Steal. " it
"Our motto in this campaign will be
”We Shall Progress."
'portcd hours, l'lvuns
‘our wines.
‘doh'gnic.
After he had spoken for several m1n~
' i
.
New Stock just re-
TRISTRAM & HYATT
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
8 and 5 Gazette Building, Norwalk, Connecticut
Ladies’ Tailored Linen Suits and
Coats, and Brilliantine Coats
A New and Complete Assortment of these Cool and Comfortable Garments
Bathing Suits for Women and Children.
ceived. Bathing Caps and, Shoes.
We make a specialty of large or small contracts for Window
Shades, and guarantee the best materials and workmanship
Look, Look Look
You can save money. 1 don't ad-
vertise anything that I can‘t make
good. Save. you 20 to ~10 per cent.
Now 1 will prove to you. Schlitz
Milwaukee lleer for $1.30 case. 24
bottles “chi and Zerwt-rk i’ilscuor,
$1.230. Nassau l’ilsoncr. $110 case.
littorhm'o. $1.00 «use. Other kinds. im-
Palc Alc. lino in-
1119 Cream Ale. t‘lousen and Flanagan
(lrc-aiii Alc. $1.10 casc. 1|(111‘t forgot
i’ort, Sherry and Muscatcl
for $1.00 gal. is worth $1.30. This
is What you have hot-ii paying for the
same quality. \\'hiskics from $2.01)
up. ilruudics. liciiiicssy :lxxx. $1.77..
lix'rn-t‘iuc. $1.40; I'(".it’11 lli'und)". 53c;
Blackberry 112111115; 7711‘; Apricot
lirantiy. 131'. Ahont 2'10 more other
brands wiilskius. Iil‘dllillt‘s and cor-
tlitils that are too 1111111cro1is to 1111-11-
tioii. but i will guarantee to save 3011
from luv to 231' on 1-1'111'1' 11011111 you
purchase from You 1mm- and
i‘i'llll’lllt't‘ Hilll'r’t‘il‘. (Mr 'l't'i‘. 1:111}:
I’rouijut dclivci'y.
J. DISESA
Firmly 1.:ttuoi' Store and \\'holt-'sulcr
55 Railroad Ave. 80. Norwalk. Conn.
115
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The Beers Meat 8;
Provision Co.
13 - 15 Main Street, Norwalk
22 West Washington St, South
Norwalk
Phone at Beth Stores
SPECIAL
TOMORROW
Pork Chops - lb 15c
Rump Corn Beef
lb . . .ll2:
Full Line of Groceries
tiles in denuncimion oi
principli-a 1111.1 lil‘t'illtlt'i‘)
t'laytoh turned to
|lt"(‘li-i.
”1 do not know 1'pon “did!“ the nom-
ination of this convention will lull,"
he said.
"l‘iilctiwozul."
llt'puliiii-ali
wealth .\li'
iii-moi :11'131- pro,-
Hlitillit‘tl 1111 Alabama
“Clark." from n 1111111 from Missouri.
A
"Wilson." cami- au uiiswtritig clvor~
us from Now .lcrai-v.
"liaruwn" cullcd llio (iliiouus. .
111 it moan-iii. IIll‘ chiirc hull was
sin-pt by Hi“ Mimi“: and Minors and
1 . . .
‘aougrn 'ol llic utilicrciits ol tho (lii‘icrcnt.
candlduios. 'l‘lic band joined in ilic
demons!rations.
(‘liali'niaii Parke-r made little cl‘toi'l
to quiet the cut'iuinslu. Mr. illitiion
1:115:11 smiling. at tho spt'ultnr‘s (Il'i-tli.
Air-lodi' of Southern 1111's from tho blind
brought out (MOORE.
301116 of the ticloguieu attempted
uproot the slate standards. but
10‘
the
l
.policomon by quick. work prevented.
The aisles became, choked with little
gates and it. seemed that many npecttbt
tors and invaded the delegate section.
One man opened a big umbrella and
started it parade, but was resided off.
By this time Chairman Parker and
the sengenntal-urms were. making
frantic hut vain efforts
quiet.
"New Jersey, iiienno sit. doWn,“ cull-
ed a deputy csrgennt-nbarms.’
"Missouri, please give the speaker a
cliche," culled another.
to restore ‘
Established 1861
Established 1868
H.Krieger 8. Co.
West Washington Street
Men and Women who are
continually looking for Bar-
gains seldom get one.
* Goods that are made up for
special sales are never a bar-
gain, no matter how Cheap
they are bought.
The Merchandise we are sel-
ling to You can be relied upon
as dependable 1n every partic-
ular.
Sicilians.
Easy Payment Plan.
ing on your vacation
fifl/U
i’i‘lio young man iovca the young lady.I
That's his business.
The young lady iovcs the young man.
That's licr business.
Soon ilicy will iiinl'ry.
'l'liut'a their luminous.
'l‘iw minister will marry
’l‘hul's his business.
lhun.
\‘l'lion married they will ucud ii‘ur-l
Slovcu and,
11111111». (,‘iii‘lu'is. llnngrs,
if‘i'm'kcry, where they got
goods at. lth-nt prices.
That‘s my luminous.
M. L. Rosen -
'15 Ely Ave.
the best,
So. Norwalk, Conn.
«M....- .M... M..--- . No-4»... .MM..-..MN.MMM._....M_» .
. .‘1 r.
heard above the am.
he the next president of the United
States.
W .M-...W~W¢.
now 18 REAL ESTATE ‘i‘lME.
Advertise your vacant property
early and get it rented. Sentinel clay
sifted ads. do the work cheaply and
quickly.
\‘\‘\:\:\jfl\‘\v\u 'c
b‘lwzu AV 1:
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Clayton at that made himself;
He declared that .
. whoever the candidate won, he would.
1
Just now we are showing
the greatest variety of
Summer Dresses,
Coats, Skirts and Waists
Dresses from 98c to $25.
Coats made of Linen, Pongee. Rajah, Taffeta,
Dutchess Satin, Cloth of Gold, White Serge,
also Blue and Black Serges, Blue and Black
Prices From $4.98 to $20
We can dress you from head to foot on our
Open 3 Charge Account With Us before 30-
Special
Norfolk Suits
$15}
‘Iiomcupuns and Llllcvlois.
livery 0110 of those nulls iil‘o
regular $20.00 nulls.
The to
null of a chance purchase, when
in the market this week.
Another One.
Knitted tin‘iiauds,
and $2.110 kind, at
e
W
the $2.00
. . . .. 950
Joseph Davis
86 Washington 81.
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