-'f‘='!:l"iAY. JULY 39.1 1191‘“
I" resh Assortment 0f
Apollo
Chocolates
Creams, Nuts,
, ‘..so orted Fruit, Etc,
l from 900 to $1.75
per 1b. box.
Small'pkgs. 15c
, . ?"‘)ONN£LLY’§
i '16 So. Main St. 4
EUGTE RORWALK-
11'11' new quality Ice Cream
.xn~11»1-nced making our XXX
:i-v: demand has. steadily in—
won‘i take you long to are
~VV i»:1:;_«l'11nd Candy Co., 10 So.
ix) dance at the Norwalk
mil be held
x.~11..,x'11.1 this morning re-
11.x 1n llonnelly‘s station-
. Smith Main street, aftel
.1x1'1nl vacation.
1‘l'
ai-vrard contemplates
. . 11' Marco. where Ray-
1 . 1. 1.» located. also Miss Jes-
«11' of the Hour staff
., 41, 111‘ the downtown
1V 1.1. John F. Hurley is
1’.!13.
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. 1.:‘ Stamford has re-
tluorge where he
. vacation. He ex-
11; 1151.
1. at Grocer George
11 North avenue,
11:. and 12m into the
W4 in“? fence. trending
.1'-lime escaped
‘n‘t‘. Lalll'd.
\‘uiwalk of Mr. and
will be pleased
i of 3 son. Robert
X. .11. July 24.
"1111 of Mrs. Wal
Plait of Nor-
l‘. 1..
11;. expiising and
D. p11 _V
~ T0 depart.
Mexico. to visit
Rosier, who is
szi,=e1'ioz' (foal Com-
Advocate.
2le V B Minor an-I
‘.“.'l mg *hat the work
.iur ide Per) :1Ve
T'x' . 1 ‘VV'
1:14:31
.znrd
cnuw
‘i iv ((11111 lued in about
l: “11 Ville avenue and
El tome under the al-
~ we! department next.‘
‘ -xi 11f ~\‘orVV'alk, reported
urdaV afternoon that
,\1._ 1114 146 New York.
l .-:11U1i11e and had dam-
- .~iii1:iits on i.. Oficer
".9 investigation. N0-
;:'ed.——Stamford Ad-
W11"“¢1 \xx-\\\\\j\\x\\\-:
1 1 W e Have
Money
To Loan
on
Real Estate
JUST RECEIVED i
i
tomorrowr
Sheriff ‘
tomor- i
and Main .1Vel
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f FOOTWEAR .
-3 Hot Wealher
swan W on
U. S. MARSHALSHIP
(Continued mom Flnst Page.)
7
At first thought. it is hard to see
‘ th the chairman of the National com-.
miller- and the lormcr United States
ulStlltl. allow V can lose The form-
» 1 has 1.u 11 his 111111;; 3 candidate for"
111111.11 1‘.-talus Senate 11nd has been
hunger V 1‘ St.,lnford, while the latter
has Let-11 his party’s candidate for
gowruur 111111 his not been mayor of
11a1:1u.u, huluuugh a. nominee. Then,i
. Syn-111 ill-la been legal adviser to
1v1.~.11k1111 1.2. Roosevelt, assistant sec-
rt-mry ol‘ 1111“ many, and went abloadl
inih him, coming back on the same
boat as President “’oodrow Wilson.
51 it VVouid seem, oifhnnd, as if“.
Lu1111111n,.~ and Speliacy couldn't lose
and that iluir mun Pu lmel would land
.tnlglmng, as a. reward for his speii-'
binding 11nd other activities, including '
his handling of the party speakers-
ounnu 11111.- the Uxtoxd man has al- 1
11.1.11: urcmicu that his name has been
submitted to the Piesldent.
lioueVel time are those in the
11110 un- not inclined to iavor
the supremacy ol Cummings and Spel-
111c;.', and they propose to block them,’
11 Uiry can, u11u they think that now
is. a good time. Again, Marshal Mid-
dlebiuolus has a ,lol or friends on his
UWn account, who say lilal theieis no
reason why he should ,be ousted, as
he has made a good record in trying
times. ’i‘iiey resent the idea that,
now tho-t the strenuous days are over,
the man who has been on line job
uuiing these days should have to
make way for somebouy else, who
wou.d have a much easwr time.
So, everything is up in the air,
Wan the chances, ”“312 days go by
111111 no appointment, apparently in-
1'01 mg the retention of Mlddiebr'ooks.
it is insured by the (Heads 91 inc iat-
Lu 1.111111, nan the powers that be a;
‘-\\ ashington decided to name Fauna.
the appumlmtnt of the Oxl‘ordite
would have been made beiore this.
Ailey tool that the longer the delay
the better the chances for Middle-
brooks.
11‘ me Winoled man keep; his job
2.1M
' .
midntt'
and Speilacy is turned down
look bad tor the politic-A1 future of
the man from Stamt'or‘d and the man
.Lnom Hm'ti‘ord. it may mean that.
Mr. Cummings place at the head of
the National committee Will not long
be ornamented by the Connecticut
man, as the loss of prestige which
will come with the failure to show
influence with the national adminis-
tration will be a senous handicap 101'
a party leader.
Just how hard the failure to sup-
plant Middlebrooks and implant
Palmer will hit Mr. Spellacy remains
,to be seen, if there is such a failure.
‘Just what the present ambitmns ut
the iormer “district attorney are is
guesswork. although them an- those
who think that he “ants to ma 1.4.11
may-01 in the spring of 19:20 and
:others who bL'l‘uev that he
igubernatorial nom nation aga 1 later
“in the same year. it is not impos-
sible that he would like both, figur-
ing that his election as mayor of Hart-
i'ord would be a pretty solid stepping-
sicne in climbing into the governor's
chair. Another gUi‘S is that M1. Spel-
zloty would like the seat ol‘ Congress?
man Augustine Lon again, whether Mi.
'Lonei'gan is ready to give it up 1.1 ,
not. To be sure, the ex—district at-
torney can‘t have everything, but he
is too ambitious to “am. to remain a
private citizen V'ezi long, if he can
get a chance to play the part of pub-
lic senam What niche' ——to use his
own w01 d—~ll.ll‘. Spellacy is picking out .
.i‘cr himself rs something that Mr.
Spellacy can answer, and he is likely
to in due time, unless he gets a solar
plexus. blow iron) “'ashington in the
turning down of Brother Palmer.
li‘ Marshal Middle-brooks stays and
Mr. Palmer stays at home.
Mr. Cummings and \lr. Spell-ac}
will be pretty hard work for Mr. Spel-
lacy to comince the party ieadcls
the governorship.
Central committee, is conserving
tears, it is undersmod to shed if the
I'vexdict on the marshal: hip is against
1 SpellaCV
NO CHANGE IN
1 SHORE LINE STRIKE
NORKVICH. July 28.—>'I‘here was no.
lchange in the strike on the Shore
Line Electric Railw'a} SVslem today.
The1e was a 1"ep01t current that many
of the men nishcd to return to work
and take out cars but inquiry showed
that no definite proposal to— that end
had been made. and not a. single car 7
had been touched.
B—Seniinel Xi'an: Advertisements are4
ore to bring the best results obtain-
A
SUITABLE
, Wear
lYork State and in the twelve no1th-
rStates, and state, or any a: the pos-
' ASTHMA
VV' ms the“
‘ . cases.
in spite 01"
it
that he is entitled to another try for;
Chairman David E. ‘
il‘itzuerald, of the Democratic Statel
‘u- «W ._..-.,
are new W
THEM o‘Avmos
cannsmxrss
Applications Received by Telegraph
at Federal Reserve Bank From }
_ All Parts of Districts.
The first day's sale at the Federal
Reserve Bank of Treasury Savings
Certificates in denomination: of $100
and $1,000, gives indication that these
new Government securities are bound
to become popular with the inVesting '
public, it was oi‘liically announc od last
week. :
Not only did individual inVesims .
make personal application [or the cer-
tificates, but many banks and trust
companies that 211’. agents of the sec-
‘ond class (or the sale of V1 111' Saunas
Stamps, filed requisiilons (or them.
Some of these banking institutions
are in New York city, while otheis,
that applied by telegraph for the new
.securi-tios, are 11mm: throughout New
em counties of New Jerseywihe Sec-
ond Federal Reserve distinct.
Further details regarding the Treas-
ury Savings Certificates were made
public yesterday. The new securities
are exempt from all taxation. now or
hereafter Med by the United
stasions of the United States. or by
any local taxing authority except es-
tate or inheritance taxes, graduated
addhlonal income taxes. commonly
known as annexes, excess-profits and
wan-prod“ taxes.
Purchasers oi the new securities re-
min the right to redeem them. upon
ten days' We provided the applica:
tion for redemption is not made prior
to the second month usilow-
ing the calendn month in whlcn the
certincue is issued to the OM
bcoz‘y couch Hammocks
We have succeeded in security: 0 W m, hul-
oral styles, 11th are neasombly priced.
wussumuwmonmumm;
Am
RAYMOND & SON
minnow-m.
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has.“
Isl-wilt.
phi-canon
“Jamil-waterm-
sooo Hammermlls 1151111111: ‘
WW6 Heads: or all 1.1.1:... 111 31mg and
a Ronni“; Companies
or 15.60.
fEilvcr'ysuur of printed matter? REAL ESTATE
knows what the famous Hammcr- hi a]; “8 Branches
1millhonlipomeris. It iltliebut
'all mund commercial bond mode 1 M Layton & co m
C Q g,
. RAILROAD 1'31"],
todnymdisusedbychouundsof.
IOU!" HOIWALK non.
house: who do big hm . .
This exceptionally low price is
for a. large letterhead, 8 1-2 x 11
inches. The printing is of the lie-ti
N ow That thegVictory
Loan is Over
you w mo A‘rucs TO 1m your. mm
4.00 per your.
The City National Bank
“whim”
Sommmomotousmnmmnom “ paying because our superior
JlandweIlluminati:ot'ovorysheet-l WWW
no. 126- imurmvnou or cameraman-
ouu of a. men m
g The Westmrter-Herald .M 11:“... 31:5. .. .3:
'Mo Don. M a wrench, um «- snnil h *1
book. Emu it done in .W
creates pinched nerve. and you! I
Hour lite hummus-torn"...
limbo.
Chimpracton remove the can. d
disease and pain health is m
through harmonizing the nerve ul-
tell): in your body. Female tron“.
given upsets! attend“; ~09 curv- _
mro or the spine You will out I. “
‘ 9‘81 giving Lilo Chit-W o. “I.
‘ to halo '0'- l
Magnetic Thurman“ Ohm- “ ,i
T. RANGE. 9. C.
1?. 3—79 do oflur printing at
lower prices thou you hove been
equipment makes it possible. Tolu-
phono us 3nd one of the Jones will
an.
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
goods. rugs‘ , papers. Junk and all
Anythins you
Prices to: Tran-ury Swings Cortic-
cales during July are $38.60 {or m
in denominations of $100. and $836.96
ror those in W a! 11.009.
They minus on January 1,1921,whel
lull l11ce value will he mid and are is—
sued on. ‘y in registered form. Own-
ers wishing to receive main-t batons
date of mm m a M W
lion, d0 69. MN
and getting back what W136 ”MM
paid, plus three per cent. inter-eat.
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Try Before You Pay ‘
SEN‘PINE,Jho great discovery
for ASTHMA, HAY FEV BR.
L'lIO‘s'C arms and casual: u 11 a l
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pnoduc; wonderful “result 3 with,
thousnn ot the most. stubborn
If you haVe experimented with
other izenlmenis and h:'1\e failed
do not he dist-ourazul, but try at
our expcn. 6 this truly mcritoriorls
remedy. 1
Send right now for a free trial 1
before you forget it. Addr 63‘
WOODWORTH COMPANY,
_Wilion. Conn.
fl
oil
if you cannot read
very small print now
you can doubtless ve-
member the time when
you could. The chin-P!
muscles of your eyes
are not as elastic as
they were at one time
and you need the
proper lenses to make
your vision clear.
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01W. ncuhuduo' nM’vdyprwod,’ Mymwfll
“thermal-1y. ‘
’03 11mm:
REFRIGERA TORS
ATA SAWS 0F 29 PERCENT
The very best porch screen
made.
into a
room at a small cost.
4 ft. up to 12 ft,
$2.98 to $12
Call 11» hung by any one in
a minute's time.
Guaranteed Sprlflfl's.
living or sleeping
Converts your porch ' "
Hardwood, thoroughly air dried}
beat of insulation. The ice rocko
drain pipes and shelves are renov-
abie for cleaning; while enameled
lined; nickel and brass trimmings.
worm.
PORCH SHADES
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PORCH HAMMOCKS
Made of heavvcanvas with full box canvas mattress.
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$8. 50 to $80.00
36 Washington St. 80. Humour. an.
Graduate from Palmer m
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A. Id. WOOSTEB
ATTORNEY A1 MW
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E’AI‘ENTS
mm
PHILIP P. MONEY .
5857M Matron. Phone 13.885.
W W good! than on mic
WALL PAPER
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Nut and Pea
C-O-A-L
Prompt Delivery
' Harris &Gans
“Iowan-i
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17 WAOHINGTON OT.
ulw all: users FIJILPIN.
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SPECIAL PRICES
No. 2 Nut Coal
Also Nut and'Stove Coal ‘
L. EFFRON ,
T 3 Rowan St. East Hot-won
3 1.1.4411. ram
notion House “"W
A Gold Bridge
Shore Dinners
nodern method of filling space
ilimween icelh. where one or more
m M 0! sea PM '1 teeth are missing: but there is Just as
‘ much difference between a good bridge
SM. mp8 and g and a poor one. as there is between I.
make“ chem illlltiing suit of clothes and
1 one made of good materials having a 1
1
1 A LA CARTE
l
4-‘
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‘is the
DEI'fiCi fit. A good bridge. will match
the remaining teeth in color and shape.
luill preserVe lhe natural contour ot
ithe lace. and have a sufficient want
to! reinio: cenn m to make ll strong and
{durable These are the characterio-
'lics which have made the Muller-y, , ,x .
bridges popular.
Dr. l.ll.Malicry
10 South Main cc, South Humor. '1
HOURS: 9 a. m. to 8 p.111. Sm
rui- rumour mm:
"m mien"
Lava Pier at foot of But
8:, N. Y.
93 P. )1.
“810011100
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by appointment only. ‘1
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Order: for fruit tree 39mins chock
no pllccd new.
I CORNELL8230N
7n. spa-am- and Sum
Justine Right Kind of
WHITE SHOES
1" sports. m “mummbunfihmhi.
MWMEMWMEMWNM m
Wash Skirts and
Dresses
THE.
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nn-c m a- di M , .
mm.mm:i ran Yonmm '
mf'mm . no: ammo, 1mm.
”perm ’3‘“ ~ mo. moron no
A. COHEN; , 131m GT3? ;
1‘1 WW“ 3 n. s. DI PALMA.
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"— ‘ "‘— “ll BROOK 8T.,
‘f nominal.
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Norwalk Chronicler