Smith, Underwood,
Remington, all other
makes. sold, rented.
repaired. Rentals. 34
per month. Machines
- sold aislopermonth.
. , PLUMBER.
I TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
Enlcfield Ave, Bridgeport, Conn.
mUlLT TYPEWRITERS.
4E
‘fieview Ave. and Elm St. -
TEL. 53 .
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY (:0.
42 Water St.
atrium”. So. Ranger.
.Ingmo Parts, Starter and
e. H. Hedenberz. Prop.
34.49%
H.-
..»~;....»-- .
its. . Yllll’RE RlGllT
: I ' Manufacturers equip
-- . their cars with Fresh!)-
' Lite Batteries.
fig have one to fit your car.
HORWALK STORAGE
" f "BATTERY CO.
,1, 72 No. Mamet.
" - South Norwalk.
g; ‘6’
»-——--- Phone
g, t $239 336-2.
. "Get acquainted"
'NeW York Butter &
' E22 Market
_ “receivers of Butter,
area, Coffee and Cheese
‘ sly, fresh every day.
auto service assures
prompt service.
Tel. 472.
/
, ‘ ~«l
y: .nfi, Butte .Covereo,
Wand
,.
rah; Remodeled3 '
4 ‘m‘ ‘ .... MT new
new Barrymore" “I! l“
y,»
_ eon mom 3; .
I
WhtwinarootouttflmemmMWCnfl’
you‘llguthemvverntonoe.
The Hatch 8., Bailey co; .
llot Weather Dresses tor. MeniliSses -
to We» collectionandthom am: in,
m . .
PRICED VERY nonmmv
srncnr. gnome or warm run ours
.ofthebetterkind. - nyon wish the best'infinallty'nnd' work‘
mnnahip then visit the Paris shop:
The Paris Cloak" and Suit House
33 SOUTH sum or. soon grounds.
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BOSCH SERVICE STATION
NORWALX AND GOODYEAR 0032011338
STROMBERG OARBURBTOBS
CHANDLER SIX ammo EIGHT
WHITE TRUCKS
WELDING AND nmmo’
Va’aSt Bros. Garage I
PHONE 1360 and 2011. 12 CHESTNUT ST. 30. NORWALK-
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Schultze’s, Tuesday Specials
Brisket Corned Beef . . . . . .............. . . . 16c lb.
PlateCornedBeef 18c").
Smoked Shoulders ..... . .............. ,- '. . . . 29c lb.
~Scllllltze’s Sanitary Markets ’
United States License No. 17.903.
nonwm sooTH nonvn‘nx.
V‘.‘
m
-agng
('TlleNorwalkCoam f > < _
The Best Grocer-i
At Economy Prices
Here y W'll E d t ' .
deliver the 211: Ofdls fort" yell}? nick of the market and we
a
es
No. l Raval ntation Coffee. rib. . . .. ...... 39c
Verv £12185 Creamery Butter (figckmann uualitykl
NucoaNutOleo.thewo ld’ bes l. '
Beardsley’s Shredded 5:16:11 ”Lab. . . .. 2 plots. %
Verly BestGradeMlx Tea.lb. . .... . . . . . . . . . . . .43c
We to; Baker’s Breakfast Cocon. can ......... 21c
Libby s Potted Meat. small can 5c. Large can 10c
EggfieLsegf Ifirdbfier Pognd ........... . . .fn 41c.
. a. e I
Fairbanks’nGold D081: lg'rzee Dkz. . . . . . . . . .or %
Clover or Mamofia I net-can 18c
Armee Brand Peanut Butter. bottle . . . . . . . . . . . 15c
—FREE DELIVERY— 1
83 and 85 Washinlrton St. Phone 1405.
.into two distinct' granny—me
{H-H...
1 .
The Coal and Building Businees formerly
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RAYMOND BR .' ' 6’ ‘
OS , South Norwalls. 13.3213“, Geing‘ conducted by
THE NORW re..- mix " " . . . -
ffigfinu a SUPPLY 00., to whom it was re- 1'.
Gently/591%}; . ,
.. u... ~M- This company will be found prepared to furnish:
wANTHRACITE coAL for domestic use in, all sizes from the mines of
the leading anthracite companies.
.e v
BITUMINOUS COAL for mill and factory use. ' . ' ' " 1'
Goals of known merit from mine; in Cambria County, Penn.
I
Carload shipments from mtne‘to private siding: if preferred.
MASON’S .BUlLolNe MATERlan of all kinds; also Curb one out.
:el- Stone, Blue Stone..Trap Rock, Sewer Pipe, Land fm'e, Etc.
137 Washingtonfit‘ree‘t. : ‘ :1,“ “at" “ME.
[hone 1333,}
I
I WWW . July ”awe-Declare"
, the ”The“ which the Pence’
Treaty give- math; lty, tor eflect-r
_ N
“Abuttbe
log the terms, of Senator
”a.
Hones, NWT-lemma a Republlcln,
l .
to! ' the “ma Relation.“ eomm”" 11!”.
told the Senateiodny ullt'hy‘m
principal. mere " ‘
defined in the. treaty. , the UM“;
States yould embroil W {or my
inx‘tbe roleofa
lyeu-s to come in tmubles.
l The Senator said that While the.
.leegue comt wu-bfl'enmlom-l
er mpvislonn of the my” verse. 1
I “In this trea'ty.” said Senntor'l’oleiff
“are considerations of may‘ things—i
of shoes and ships and sealing Inn, of
«blades and . It ronfisrethef
pinins. anusfithe seas» delves ingothe
.enrth and beers. into the sky: Harm!
bonesind buntamen aim dome Vltb- t
in its purview; books, Mndlflee and ‘
lbullets; guns. goats. guarantees and,
governments: wax-snipe, waterwnyu,i
‘woman sullrnge. and William Ila—in:
_sbort, the alphabet and alliteration.
.allke, are :30an in an attempt to
deal adequately with merely topical;
index to thin instrument which we are 3
'askfli to ratify in haste, lest‘ we break‘
-the heart or the world. .
i "These constitute a victor’s peace;
'and, with them, I have no quarrel.
But we look in vain through it. 2671
pages for the elusive fourteen points‘
of peace. Open covenants long since
took to hiding; the freedom of the:
seas was trcnted with scant courtesyt
at Paris: the establishment of equal-.
ity of trade conditions among nations
consenting to the peace is nowhere to
‘ be found in this instrument; the earl-
; ler doctrine of no annexation; and no
zlndemnities longoicne become a trag~
lic joke; and there renmlns alone. so
’far as present negotiations have been
' reduced to; written form, the general
Iassociations of nations established by
specific covenants. ,
“Neither can we and here any con-
firmation of the prediction that this
Itreaty was to be written in disregard
‘of the old order 01 the balance of
power and with no element of nation-
al commercial greed. All the ele’
meme of greed. national suspicion,
and jealousy are only too evident in
almosr every article or the treaty.
. “in short the sun of commercial ex-
pansion in which GEl‘many sought a
‘place, passes in total eclipse behind
this. treaty: and the shackles with
,n’hich she is to be manacled in her
obscurity have been forged will: me-‘
liculous care by the Mud—looking
men vyith whom the President was
privileged to cooperate at Paris, but
Whose cooperation was. strictly limit-l
ed to looking out for. themsen-es,-
while not omitting to see to fl that the ‘
.L‘ulled States should be made a full
partner in every phase of the enter-
prise designed for; thc‘bcnem ol' the
gozhcr xnembem of the Big Five,
i "it naturally follows that a treaty
: such as this can not be Self-operative:
.and we have been assured that. if we
examine it. we shall and that every-
where throughout its manifold pron?
usions ,lhe framers have felt obliged
to turn to the League of Nations as
the indispensable instrumentalily for
the maintenance of the new order
which this instlumcnt purposes to set .
. “i wish to call attention to the man-_
ner in which the signatories to the in-
strument have separated themselves
first, '
comprising the United States, the
Briusb Empire. France, lmly and
Japan. and everywhere throughout the
trealy'described as the ‘principallal-
lied and a'ssoclated powers“; and the
second, all the other belligerents. with
the exception of Costa. Rica. whose
absence from the peace table has not
yet been explained—to the number of l
twenty-two. ' '
(had been brought face to face with!
Voilen‘mands bewildering any of White Goodsmphmoolfstrimdsnddomh
enacts.
.
Damasklablellnen
Potter-n m ‘nble Wbyfiemmotall also and grades, Lunch Sets. r2... ’
atvcyreuonnblepriou. ..
. I
NORTH PENN BANK
SHORT $900,000,
CASHIER ADMITS
(Continued tram Page One).
hen from the State Bank Examiners
and cover a period of tweeyeers. 1
This is the substanceuof n confes—
sion that Ralph 1'. Meyer, cashier ’ot
the bank Which last Friday closed its
doors, made to James W. MncBurney.
the special receiver in charge of the
oflairs of the bank. The information
relative to this confession was re
ceivcd over the telephone last night
by the State Banking Commissioner,
John S. Fisher. at his department in
Harrisburg.
Mr. McEnroe-y told the commis-
sioner that Moyer had not told him
how the great shortage was produced
but that after the investigation he
has made so far he believed it to be;
due to orerdrnfts to embezzlement’
and other odenccs.
———————.___..
multimillion
lllzll lIlltlSS
The special receiver told the bankI
in: commissioner that Mayer had said ,
the offences had been in 1310:5sz for;
two years and that when the banking .
examiners came he had' kept the true}
slate of the institution's financial con-i;
dilion from them by subslitllilnfi loose;
leaves for me real records in the looscz'
leaf ledgers. These substitutes. May.
er tol tithe receiver. according to‘
Commissioner Fisher. indicated that!
the bank was in excellent condition!
Meyer. the commissioner «as lold,l
confessed to preparing the fake loose:
leaves and he admitted also that he.
substituted them in the ledger-3.; l
The report of the confession here;
was {elicited immediately by the ink-z
in: of steps to institute criminal ,
charges against Meyer. it is said the
mshier made his confession after he,
Receiver MacBumey and P. 6.10mi-
n-on. the Deputy Banking Commis-l
sinner. whose call at the bank last,
Friday morning caused the closing of.
the doors of the institution. For sev—i
oral days Meyer had avoided the slate
on‘icials, it is said. and when he final-g
ly met them he attempted to Show;
.lhat the condition of the bank was'
not serious, but that it was temporar-I
ily crippled because of an over-exten-l
sion of credit and assets that could‘
not be realized upon rapidly.
Yesterday When Meyer went to the‘BRl’l‘TO. HAROLD
bank he broke down and confessed!
He said that $50 stood between his-
family and starvation. according to
Mr. Cameron. and the banking depart»
true facts. He then told his story. ‘
Commissioner Fisher said last, night
* Not the League of Nations. but the ' that while Meyer had thrown no light}
five principal allied “,1 "50¢de . on the methods used to defraud the.
powers, Senator Moses declared. were bank and while the had not said who1
“5,303.51“ng the drawing of new benefit by the frauds. he intend to3
tionlier lines, creation or new states, 399 "1‘" all persons who illegally Ob"
return of Aléace-Lominc to France pained money would make f ll resti—f “'31?-
renonnccment by Germnny of title
over Danzis. NdlStrlbution of sover— simian? venture is
eignty of Schleswig and imposing of
various military, naval, and other
terms upon Germany.
"i shall not dWell." he.:added, “up” 3 cd 8300
the shameful episode of Show
usin o l' t ' ' t ‘...-r
pa g n) osayrmiu‘s not
2 y»
no.
to
m _ ‘1 ML
.9-kfia533‘tfi'fiations, but to Japan
C3 'dMAMEV4YLna1 Germany renounces her rights.
v.3 ~11 L,“ I)”
title and privileges under the provi-
sionx of the treaty." ' l
He added: "The principal allied!
and associated power figure 76 times; l
the allied and associated powers fig-
ure 45 times—a total o( 12%. Where-
as. the League of Nation: figures alto-
gether only, ‘5? times ' d, of these,
:21 refer to’ its nebulous connection
Valley.“ ‘It Will be neither a delicate
‘nor a dihicu‘u Inst: of diesection to re-s
fmo‘t‘c from the treaty the 15, general
lprovisions which it contain: in regard
! ID the League of Nations. ‘
l 4.31 hope that“ mmfifipn of they
11.
.itreety idlinonvince or as it has
:oonvinced me, tn‘ the ‘instmment is;
. ,infinitely warse,f3?fus than even the:
g1 ”League‘s! Nations, Indian-it is; the
2 Melons of: this treati: immediately
v ' pr "
' plane WEEK-”‘3. to have borrow-
l
with the administration, of the'Sanrj
tution no matter who they a e. Anl
said to figure 3
largely among the loans made by the?
bank. and classed as "awe-n,
, -.h
9“: although there was‘noth-
rn'é‘criminal in this transaction. .
The facts as known do not indicnlel
that the cashier was engaged in dues»;
tionable businesses or that he was liv-
ing beyond his means. i
1-
Every tradition
of faithful ser-
vice is observed
_ by us. Our know-
; ' , ledge of the sub- ,1
leét is complete:
Our courtesy. in
e
s
come Committee. 25 “'atcr street,
Non-elk).
This roll should contain the names,
of all men from The Nor-walks and
“'ilton who have been in service and
have been discharged. 2! you." n'lme
does not appear. send it in lo lhe
Welcome Committee of the Red Close,
25 1Water Street. Norwalknor lelcplmne
1420. If you know romccne rise
whose name has not been publishes] in
this roll. kindly send that in. too. The
committee have no Way of getting
names except as they are lcporlczi by
the men themselves. or by their
friends. The committee .vould appre-
ciate your help. Remember. this roll
is not only a public reconl. but also
for the benefit of the commuters ruw
ranging (fimmunity welcome lloz‘vsc
celebrations. ,
Arrangements have also boon made
Hall. f
South Norwalk, in the attic» oi‘ the
for registration at the City
city clerk,.i'rom 9 IL in. to 3 p. m.. ex-
cept at noon.
Additional mgtsirslions follow:
BXRDSALL. l). KlNCSLPA'w- Discharg-
ed July 16; Motor Transport: Sol-g
geant. M. T. C. Home address: l
“Litton. '
1".“ Discharged ,
July '16. 1919; Sec. 1032 . Motorj
Transport Corps; Private. 1st Class. ‘
M. T. C. Home address: 103 llarg
bor Ave. Norwaik. .
merit officials then said the investlgn-'(“‘TTERM‘I" EbM‘TR As—llischarg- ~
lion had progressed far enough to 1.1-:
dicate that Meyer was concealing the;
ed July 1‘5, 1919: 168th Acm Squad-'
ran; Chauefleur, Air Service.‘
Home address: Broad SL. Norwalk.
: (VHSNTOS. STEVEwDischnrged Feb.‘
20. 1919: lot Regiment, 3rd C0,: ‘
Seaman. 1'. S. Navy. Home address: -,
13 Lawrence St.. Nor-walk. ;
Dlxox. THOMAS—Discharged July;
7. 1919: 72nd Aer-o Squadron.“ Pl'I~‘
Home address: 217 Main St..
Not-Walk. ' ~
l-‘RATTO. FRANK-Discharged June
a , .— - \ w - .
:flwfl. Sixth inwuzs‘mufffi‘r; .33:-
lary Train. Amblilancc, Co. 37: Pi‘lr
vale. Medical Dept. Home address
28 Plymouth Ave. Noru‘atk.
KANE. JOHN—Discharged May ‘26.
1919; B. “3rd Service Bu: lst.
* Class Private. infantry. Home ad-
dress: Dry l-iill Ave. Sorwaik.
KUEHNEL. OTTO—Discharged June : -
f5, 1819: Mailctt Reserve. 363ml Mo-
tor Truck 00.: Corporal, Motor
Transport Corps. Home address:
South “'ilton.
MOHR. CHARLES HARRISONwDis- ‘
darted April _5,‘ 1819: 27th Divi—
sion, [Mad U. S. Engineers, Co. B;
Sergeant: let Clue. Home address:
No. 4 i’nion Ave, Ndrwalk.
oust-31v. OISA\'~Diachnrfied .P‘cb. 22-.
131‘s; Lie-on. J. 6.. u. s. N. R. F.
Home address: 75 ‘Winlleld 81., Km:
walk. ' ., ‘ " ‘
SANDOR. JAMES JGSEPK —— Din-
charged June 25. 13194 Gunner's
Nate. and Clean U. s. N. R. F. Home
address: 8 Elm Grove St, South
Nor-walk. ‘ .
STRIDE. CORPORAL P. A.-—-l)is-
charged Marti] lull). 191;: am: flai-
tnlion, (V. k. C: Corporal. (hm-
Horne address; 113
~High.:8t., South. Norwnlk. .,
TAYLOR, WEN-l Rwandan!»
ed July Inn. 1919: 10th Anti-Alp
moron. Eu», liedical wildcat;
: ‘ j Sen-stint. numlnepr-~,o.s.
‘Mms~ ‘ 5m: 339mm“
. . 'blorwalk. ~ - ' ,
{Names Should be forwarded to “'l l-'
. THE WEEK
; Shoes, Plrow Cases, Towels and immig-
Mid-Summer Sale at All Ready-toWear
Garments and Slices Going on Now
Charge Accounts opened
caucus probably Friday to pas- ... _. .e
enlargement of the legislalm sin - ..-
.conunlttcc by either two 01 film an -- »
:‘brrs. Four names will he lvrt 'l""l
:m be voted on-Representatircv hm o "—
iscn. Minnesota Nolan. Cannon“:
7Slvmp. Virginia. and lie-axis. Xel 'm‘vu .
u
i THE VEST THAT 1ELL$
Thirr- i-- only mm real lost fl .1
and that is use. ‘1
3, (tram-r l.
Polish remedy
fOlivrr. Box 1:"; R. l”. D.
1S. C. wrilrsr “Foley's Honey 31ml 1. .
flex hm fine. l keep it all me lime in
:may family and do not expect its ho
‘wihou i2 .1?“ long as ‘1 mm :rit it.“ It
lrvlimcs lzay invr. a~khma. u‘nl’h!
colds. {Ti-lip and brumhial flfff“liCTl-‘
by Covering the inflamed. lf‘l‘lli‘xh‘fl HUT-
faccs with a ‘Ofilhlng.h(‘alinfl .1 lurll.:.-
"on of timmzipd. purc harmlws moi»
Wines. Contains no (minus. (“Noun
like it. ’
SPECIALS FOR
WARD‘S BREAD— ’ L,
150 lost out to ......... la
Downers A-l NUT 01.no—
“Best obtainable," per lb.“
...:
QUAKER CORN FLAXESf
9c plat“
N. ESTATE PEA BEANS-
Per lb. lit
TOMATO SOUP——
“None better.” Cut to So can
A. STULL
’ ”"Zi'Cottage Siren
L East Norwalll
i
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Charg ..
Opened to Worthy Peep}:
cull Ml mm fl ‘w '
HALF ~
;!\0 veer? ~
DOWNwwwvl
:‘gl‘ccrl tn.
lll‘ltt‘s;
This is :3 NJ“? 2'.
more cosy way? and mud
pcul. and will make _\ull-‘llw~"'
to decide pcrlmm now in
Have a Better Watch
Have u laden: clock
Home Good Pieces of Jc‘mfi‘ll'
Stoc‘k is larger than vw') 1‘
select from.
BEANB’S
. Stars.
Norwalk Chronicler