Que swift look, then you’ll
Wiser it is new the cool
Weather when the tailing
!' of summer casts its
. on the floor. Soon the
p ' autumn ‘ breezes
will bring coughs and colds
‘ cheeses which will sore
smut your system as they
ye have before.
have you made due prepar-
ation“? Is it your determina-
tion to resist the eold’s in-
ration? Do you wish to sun” er
more? Have you bought your.
winter fuel to rebuff -' the
weather cruel? Though you’re
.Vstubbom as a mu-el it will
freeze you tothe core.
, .
We feel it our duty to call your attention tothe serious
situation that the lumber trade is facing. «It is possible that you
have given this matter your best consideration, and it is probable
that you have not, and as customers and friends of cure it is our
duty to try and bring this matter in its critical form to you!
immediate attention. ’ prints and general institutions in am
‘We are notified by all the big railroads in the country that “5‘13?“ “‘“h the 133’s 09‘”; 13““: a
while we can have cars at present under certain conditions, we "' ”8:511:18 $233393? 3350.33.93;-
must so, adjust our business that we will be prepared to face a scioumess_ l
car shortage such as manufacturers and shippers have never g: 4w1’reliininai'y steps to win the hi
dreamed of, and that in the near future.
you of the governments necessary for”
. . . . . , _ . .. the attainment of the Zionist aim.”
ht this time, then, it is well to consider and anticipate your ’
requirements for-plumber and building materials, to take advan- g the above program was Leo Motzkin.‘:
Congress adopts't'he following‘mcthV
. o 527-— 3
“mad gr 1—'~The elficacious promotion of the
settlement of Palestine with Jewish
tagriculturisis, artisans and trades-i
men. ,’
2——The organization of the variousl
Jewish communities through approi
One of the strongest promoters oft
tage of any temporary relief afforded by a better supply for now member of the Zioniet Actions;
., Conimitlce, and who sailed from this;
lumber shipments. .
g country on August 2, carrying a mes-t
Will you do this? O sage to the Zionists of Russia from
M the American State Department. ,
Zionist Congress is being fittingly)
celebrated by the Zionist organiza-i
gg tions of this country, England and
4'0 Russia. _
The arrangement committcc calls
—- V ““ upon all the Jews to make the cele-
l braiion worthy of the event.
SWEEPING REDUCTIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THIS . -
MARK-DOWN SALE ON ALL SUMMER GOODS lHOUiIlEI lilANSgggiOUS
An ealy visit is advised. We are sacrificing our entire stock 1‘ C REDITS BILL .
now of WOMEN’S and MISSY-8' WASH DRESSES, SILK -—-—~—-
possess, suture, wmsrs, MUSLIN and SILK unnan. ‘CWW “m “r“ 9““
GARMENTS' CORSE'I'S, SUITS’ GOATS and HATS" ‘ l Every short of republicans to limit.
h. f § The 20th anniversary of the first
x e Halc
.z,:_..
" ‘3 3??” :60}
"re- «25- < > «5:» .M' .33.. «,fr/
m r
Tristram & Hyatt
'
w
Bargains in Silk Waisls
All Summer SilkWaisls reduced to $1.50 each-
Come quickly as they will not last long at the present price.
One and Two Piece Models Reduced to Cpst Price
Lowest Prices on Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses
’ccrtiilca‘l-25 resulted in failure. The
llast fight, made by Representative
lJolmson, of Washington. to direct the
lsecrctary to spend at least $2,500,000
CLOAKS " ”'41— ‘llie control the bill would give Sce‘
we PARIS MILLINERY
gretafy McAdoo over the, bonds and
33 South Main St. ‘
South Norwalk.
CALL US UP
Valid we will rush our trouble man
. right ground when something like
this happens in your home. If your
PLUMBING .
is defective, antiquated. unsanitary
or worn out. have its make neces-
sary repairs or install a new system
or
“ MODERN PLUMBING
JGBBING A SPEQIALTY
HORACE R. NIlSH
Plumbing and Heating
Tel. 1354
lfor newspaper advertising in d‘spos
North. Maln St. $outh Norwalk.
" ' ‘ log of the bonds. was defeated over-
." ’ wholmingly. if the secretary desires.
a 'es lo l under the measure. he may use some
’ uses ' of the $17,600,000 appropriated for
’ ’ disposing of all the bonds and CGI‘ll
[lesion in newspaper publicity.
ch‘csenlatlve Cannon of ‘Illinols
managed to obtain the adoption of a
A new line of Ladies' Blouses in plain and fancy striped and
l .
embrmdered voil . ....... . '
e I I ' ' """ ' ' ' ' ' ' $100 and $200 compromise amendment to exempt
LADIES’ L . ' from taxation forever interest on
00 MRS bonds not in excess of $5,000. He
wanted to lnake “410.000. but Demo.
cratiq Leader ltchin would not agree
to that that.
The bill authorizes the issuance of
87.538.945.460 worth of convertible l
per cont. bonds. subject to super
taxes and war profits taxes and to
A new line of Ladies’ Collars in lawns, plain and lace trim-
med,and net 50c
Georgette crepe Collars, plain, lace trimmed and embroider-
ed .......‘................................500and$1.00
7 terminate at the discretion of the
. . secretary of the treasury. Of this
' lnlul 500000003000 worth is for 9.
new allied loan: $000,000,000 Worth
Steamil’ipes and
all iron work
ode to Stand
* the Heat
a
W
A remedy (or, sumo
of the urinary t .
Painless. non-poisons!
and will not stricture.
Relieve. 111'] to 5 duo.
idol (El ......
”In. DBU
. VlVl’oIt llVdeslgg—Prlce n. of V3 bottle! £2.15
‘llflfldfloi
en ousmoke an "Exception"
' ' vfilled 5c» cigar. «Ask for it
tiers supplied by
EEG. E. SLAUSON 30.,
VVorwelk and V§tamford
1
PEACH or A CANDIDATE
’idgeport
StandamLAmex-i‘
, creed for mayor on the social-
‘ While we do not expect
n” plescould do worse, yes. much
so an’to elect” him. Good luck.
ruse-Connecticut Western News."
he octalistsl oil Waterbury. have
hatedwstrong candidate for ma~_
" ."lliat'—.city..‘ Charles '1‘. ‘I’cach.
undoubtedly the leader of, that
nuns state, having been the
torial candidate, authojlast
“‘ The platform as Announced
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK_ to take over a 3 1~2 per cent. issue
‘ already authorised and the rental!»
ins $638,945,460 to be used for con-
vertinu corlaln‘oulslandlng bonds. in:
f I m_ eluding the Danish West indies, Alas-
kan railway. Panama. Canal and naval
construction issues.
issuance also is authorized of not
more than 32.000.000.000 worth each
of certificates" or. indebtedness and
pvur savings (‘t'l‘llfiClllGS to run not
more than one year‘antl live yours.
respectively. at rates of interest to be
fixed by the o‘er-rotary ol’ the truan-
ury. ’l‘hoso tactics are to be subject
to tho sumo taxes as tho bonds.
Tho bill provides that foreign bonds
taken in exchange for loans, shall
not be sold at less than the purchase
price.
New Fall g‘Waists
Exceedingly beautiful models made of French Voiles.
The styles are charming to‘say the least, with their‘pin
tucks, hematitching and pretty laces.
They are sized correctly.
They fit accurately. UNION CHURCH SERVICES. '
.Three Mere to be Held in South Nor-
walk During September.
To the members and friends of the
Furthermore, there are all sizes.
_V ,“ .- V V V
‘ Nol‘\valk;....
Dear Friends.
lluviuu the inomh of September,
’ the exception of the la‘al Sunday, the
(Methodist. Baptist and Congregation-
ul churchcs of South Norwnlk, have
decided to hold Union evening serv-
vl‘ces, according to the following scbe
dul-e, the pastor of the church in
which the meeting is held being the,
preacher in each case, the choirs uni-
.
mu . cm or mmcun mm: s r’ HUBER/i rs » Pmcsr‘
'86 WASHINGTON s'r.
.ted in the leadership or the music.
MASS MEETING
now than ever befmve. The last ”ml Judalism even before it is the return.
1.V- 3.0,..qu , ~ . , to tie Jew'.h la (1" : ‘ " ’ i -
Congrehsesmlgtgermd of the Zionist. 1“ It said “9”“ on, the plan will not be taken by any as
.birth of Jewish solidarity. the revival! ,
of falcstine, the achievement of the; must concern itself with finding lh‘c,
EMing Hebrew language; I V
inc“: through the clouds of the warl llvating the “MS“ national
use see, for the first time, a greater scionsnes‘s."
part. of civilized mankind united to: The present political situation. when
attain a. single end; the liberty, 11105 Zionism is one of the chief concerns.
sch-government of all
m1 V , 11 W . ~ . ' v . .
’ gogolfigi well as the great and the t e orld was the exact necessity fox ‘ “fortunately hindered by _s,cknoss
."oxice the bells of liberty begin toi woolen} ““98"“ by ““6”" “9m"
plggfifiifiglu‘d’illlg r1135; Jfgésiill, the poo-j?“d ammad/értod upon in his "MD“? l’dr the month, will be incliargc when
.7 The 20“, annivgrgary 6f the First: sire the solution of the Jewish prob-j
iionist Congress marks the celebra. ”“1 even by an international organ-1 '
(ion of the first period of Jewish Par-f mm“ 50 ““10" as ”“0“" “new” $313: fi’ihfleell’e‘iiflil‘}tail’fistlgl
liamentary and national achievement ltionnl discussion. ' The distinction ! ‘ ‘ < y .. ' f h i'
The Congress ,. , Ibrmging of a message- 0 the“ and.lince of the forenoop trading was max-lo ‘
through the patience ‘
broad vision of Theodore Hcrzy and: “19 Slamm’n's 0f this congress.” i
his, C9-Workel‘3. It declared for iaoicanmtiolmtv anl'fllmllacmany 59°“ 7
first time in 2.000 years that the Jew-"Ni interventions and will“? methods
1sh people were preparing 'to help inlbui We. must Endeavor...by frank de-
terbury isocialistsl; have, picked.
fellow named Peach to run for"
He V may turn out to be ill
ing for themselves-o. parliament, to ' » ‘
speak and a t for the Jewish people: - The dalegutes lo the Congress 1111- '
, Through the Congrch have come thel
most important institutions. devoted “
.to‘the‘ strengthening of the Jewish , ,
position in Palestine and the develop .. anybuéMcnnd ‘COWDMI'IE; 950‘“ 1“
their own emancipation. by. establish»; elevations, the steady andlfigillal, 9011' ‘1 ' ‘ -
mcnt oils political status for “thsél’alestlne, an
ewish people. ‘
- - "1 September 91?: in the Baptist
lassemble e A . church.
I g I mung the other ofilc-ersl September 16th lit the Methodist
f of the Convress were Dr. Max Nor-l
FOR THE JEwsgdau; Isracleanngl d Jacob delcmmh‘ ‘ . .
(C l lilacs of Boston as En llsh secrets‘u‘)’.i ll Septegiheli 23rd in the Congrega-
ont uued From Pa e 1 In his out I . . i 0““ C “r“-
- 3 One) m address, the \ery llrsl. The object of these Union services
....___ lot his official mteranccs'llcrzv ' ' l
' we is to incgease the efficiency 0f 001‘
its sauer'n .- . v_.' to Zionism a defin't‘o ' "
‘ cyeS" l g and “1th splendox in ‘1" l x n ulnch utterly; churchos'as a unit in South Norwalk.
Herzel twenty years ago. , _
That hope is stronger and clem,m.'irr61lglous. "Zlonismis the peturn to}
5‘ . . ;ve)udlntes lh ch . . l
aid the immortal Theodore. l e mg?" that h“ beenmm to show to the world that we
made so often. that ii . ,
l ‘9 movement 1‘“ have a common objeCUV'Pr‘ and “5‘“
fight shoulder to shoulder for its
Norfwalk’s Leading Dry Goods" Store - «
A number 01 attractive models in ,whilc and various colors,
Big DiScdunt on Dainty Dresses
w —
- , l
' riotics lhan all other stores combined.
_ A Good Pair of Shoes for $1.75 to $3.00 ,
achievement. We sincerely trust that
. ' I a ‘ a. - I
Witstessed the ie-l mctnlllio Egnégt‘: saigfglfi‘ms Congress? on mouse for staying at home. The
" ‘ ‘Union services of the summer lint-S
- ' ., .lbecn so productive of the splendl
spiritual means for revning and :33] spirit. of brotherhood among the mom:
ybers of the churches that we. trust to
and even .-‘
., . . . In the absence of Rev. w. w. Gimp,
peoples, the: of the governments and peoples or; pastor 0f the M. E. 011“er who is
gthe proper solution.of.the Jewish from participating, Rev. S. B. Fair:
banks, the acting pastor of the church
mg address. xThe Zionists do not lie-V. the service is 'in that church.
May we ask yourearnest prayer
was - established . make herein ot'the utmost import-_ uplift to manyu he
Sincerely yours; a ‘
W. w- GIFFEN‘;
, l . H. ,Jr'raonpsox, ~
. A " , Pastor. Baptist Church. l
JGHN STAPLETON, a .
L . ,
ml” of. public opinion." ,
Pastor, Cong. Chm-chi
*j VH
resented many) forms that had'eVen .
Jewish State"ibeen enguged in unit;
‘ L d‘ it“ was necessary ‘to WALL STREET, $0“ 'mr‘jShip-
. . V formulate a program onwhicb these: pings;were'th‘e.weakteaturcot toga
, étjntei‘natlonnl Conn elements eculd ‘ be united. .yna origin-I earl stock market railings to 5 pain
d. nBaslo. ISwitzerIsndlally‘ proposed in histo e Basie pro-{as a
_ 31et;”189 ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ‘ "Zionism
;l<‘}rst
. , a
° H. KRIEGER aco.
Autumn I Millincry
‘We make. no exagerated claim when
we say that we are the leading mil-
liners in Norwalk. § .
, We are showing ' more styles, more va-
SEEING :8 Muslims; , V
Silk Velvet Hats from’$1.50 to $7.00
School Clothing forBoys
”School Dresses for Girls ~
Gel Your Lillie 0ncs Ready lor School
A GoodStout Suit for $3.98 to $6.98 «
‘ But Never Dearer Than ElseWhere
H. Kr‘iéggrar. Co
1S0? it enhanced by this month‘s 95‘.
" yrs gained
tsjerty Bands! were quoted at 9.86 to on.
epltfoi'therepoifted ‘severe rig-2993“ ‘ ., V ‘ ,
" ‘ ‘ .WALL STREET,/1:3O p. .ni.-'
tlement, other rails. recoding from fiamong the leader‘s; STJEI was at its' ‘ GHlLlSREN 03.6mm WITH '
large [motions to a point.
‘U. S. Steel opened, unchanged. at‘rallles and Tobaccos were in demand ‘ '
. , _ , .. . l The famll of- atriotlc dol
108, but immediately V fell to 100 5.8. at gains of 1 to 2 points. ' y p ls Wind.
other industrialsand equipments were ‘
correspondingly heavy and General
Motors ad led six points to yesterday's
lines of ml. '
WALL STREET, bloom—Wot“ the bah
ibest quotation, Shipping added to earl DOLLS. V
, . iwill be presented to the most popular
‘ ._.._.V little girl in Norwalk by the Norwalk
KNIGHTS O COL “ . _l ' ’~ '
. FcERsUMBU?"oFFI ~ Town Union loe King’stugbtei-o
. l . }and sons. in' connection with the big ‘
South Nor-walk Council Elects john‘carnivnlfl-Vncle Sam's Market," which:
w_ Sculley F'or Grand Knight ‘ Qwill he held on the Green in East eve-
Tho, following oiflcers were electedimm' ”9"“ week, have been 1’13“" on:
. . art in ‘this dark-l . - . . - .
and tact andf once. This circumstance is one chimed time. ‘ .V . . , ed by a successmn of confusing rallies la 1 ht’ e w i , exhibition in the window or the ‘
e ‘ ' land fresh declines, the bears again de- a‘ 5? n g s m etlng of south non. ' ' . tier .
V , _ _ ivotlng their .‘attentlon to the more r
Pastor.‘lllethcdist Churchispecfilafive‘» issues. ismppmgs. Steels
walk Council, 1253,,u. of c, Walk Drus Company. In nonhuman.
Grand Knggsaoohn w. 'Sculley. , telnet. and are attracting erect atten-
Deputy Grand Knight-élldwnrd 3.100“ from everyone: The children as .
ianda {cw other equipments recovered Q l . . 'pecially erode-ll ed wit . . . ..
1 tell pointstand New Haven resell) "hp an. ght h the dolls.
‘4, , but metals. and various special-
‘ , _ » p . . . , . . . . . displayed reactionary tendencies.
.7 ,li . utilisation: of Hotels; . - ~ » . , . , .
rlor. to t e p ‘ ‘ ‘ 1'9th IN WAL V »STREET.:Cmelble'Steel led the‘gene‘ral recovery V
:02 the second hour and U. S: Steel re. ,
Financial Secretary—Chas. m. not ‘and a close race ‘is‘beln's’mn amonsi
llama. V ‘ . . ‘ the little girlsot the city who are in
Treasurer~—John MdGinn. V
Chanceller—Thos. F. McMahon.
‘ Advocate~John F.-Mcl"ight. , ' ‘ . p
: Recording ecretaryfThos. I", Hor- le Sentinel,-‘andVvote for your favor-
will be presences Withihéfioll family. ,
virtually all of its tdecliirs. Lib
. "Warden-Walter McCarthy.
Inside Guam—Berthlmis;
atmor 15V
lawn? a; '_ . "
A fihfifigfifm‘fi ’0‘ 2“" 3“” J l »:
‘7,»
up
$12. figwgfi
4!!
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. ganglia;
the biz contest. the winner‘of which . :
Clip the coupon in tonight’s- issue of »‘ ‘
Norwalk Chronicler