_'~’!onrnoue1asidea.nd0ut.
2 Paint is high—true; but it is
. 2‘“ y dzenper preventing
than paying for the re-
aa high quality.
I I 5 Albert ll. Morgan
. thd & Grain
Devine Bros.
Beaview Ave. and First St.
- ArtiCra'fl Roofing ' ,
'beputonrightoverthe
momma. .
W1'.Wm.m.
oldsbin‘lea. Callauduaniinen
Whatwillarooteostt Plusestatewhiohyoupreterand
you’ngettheanrweratonce.
The Hatch & Barley Co.
Preserving Time Needs
HallCannagconsea-vocookerghrlacknlfalon, Safe
Sealandfleonomy Fruit JminandngJenyGhuaPam
wax, GoodLuekaudJumbo Jar mam win moo-
ingBaekethtoneJarangxmeou, Stands, Preserve
labels, etc., at lowest prices. l
Albert F. Gehebe
IT'S HERE IF IT‘S HOUSEWARE
Phone 527 25 WASHINGWN S'l'.'
Prompt Delivery So. Hamil:
The possibility of using bombs in
immumumm
.ablenunhers- Beyontithttheexpe
W 018m saying the espedh.
tlon'wouldrentainlnlexlooulonz
las they were following a not: can.
{mm was no explanation of the re
’adndinx of the order for additional
{209' ‘0 “99011 the punitive expedi-
n.
_ MEXICO CITY. Friday. Aug. 21—:
iLuis Cabrera. Secretary at the Treas-
ury, stated in an interview that the
lexicon and Alder-lean Governments
’ should sign an agreement for recipro-
cal border guard service as a step tow. .
and preventing clashes between. thei
_ two countries. 3
e anscio Bouillas. Mexican Ambassa— ;
dor at Washington. according to Sena- 3
itor Cabrera. “would be eminently m2;
ted” tor conducting negotiations with .
vthls object. The dmiculties which:
3 prevented the adoption of such an
lemment at Atlantic City in 1916.
'were due to the fact that the Ameri-
Soan delegation wanted the agreement
; signed immediately. be said. while the
’llexican commission held out for a'
(ContinueMcn Pasr ate). , ;
1‘18 am 8: Hyatt
KNEE-ending Dry Goods Store
' SPECIALS 1N , _
i LADIES SILK: STOCKINGS
Moduli: SilkStockinxs. full fashioned. black. white and colors ......... . 52“:
thnix Silk Stockim full fashioned. black. white. grave and cordovan .. $2.13.”.
McCalluin Silk Stockings. full fashioned. an silk toes and soles. all the shades ‘
to patch shoesand dresses . . . . . .................... 5 ............. $2.34.
Phoenix Silk Stockings. with seamed back. lisle ton and soles ....... . . . .. $1.3m
mm SW ' - {til} fashtoned' . black. cordovan. navv. Russian'calf.
mv :oo‘ooncc-o—o—a'oio-o“oa-ooowose-Ouosoee ------- u-ssa.....~.... $1.7;
Fibre Silk Stockings seamless. white. dark tan. mv. Palm Beach . . . . ..... 69
withdrawal of the Pershing expedition
before reaching an agreement. Senor
lCabr-era minted out that at present
,such a diltculty would not be met
;with, since the early withdrawal of
the Eighth Cavalry. now pursuing
bandits in the State of Chihuahua.
; was expected.
[ WASHINGTON. Aug. 23.-—Otficialsr
here are somewhat disturbed this.
morning by an apparent detedmination
on the part of Carranza and his om-
clal advisers in Mexico City to con-
hacate the all property of foreigners.
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TEL. 53
‘m‘ 24;- 1 ___-
THE HARDWARE &
AUTO SUPPLY C0.
42 Water 81;.
M 1215-5. 80. Norwalk, 0%.
Meta Parts, Starter and
’ 5 Generator Brushes
“a and Greases
Stewart Speedometer Parts
_ Gasoline and Kerosene
5 Supplies, Tires and Tubes
1 I‘m“
i
Beckmann’s Grocery
GiS'éT-ies of dependable'auality at lowest prices
Free delgel'y to all parts of city: also Belle Island.
RowaYton and Tokeneke. e
Very Best Creamery l utter. per lb. ........... 64c
Full Creain Cheese. Der lb. .................... 42c
Camnbells Pork and Beans ......... 2 cans for 25¢
Fresh CflSD Graham (rackets. lb. ............ 20c
Chance Pea Beans. per lb. 12c
fincoa Nut Oleo. the world's-best. lb: """"" 30c
I-‘isher Queen Sardines .. ................ 2 cans 250
Crown Aster Brand Spinach. larzc can ........ 25c
Quaker ,Putl‘cd Rice or W heat. Dk2‘. .......... 13c
(grape Nuts or Shredded thea pkg. ......... 13c
George Washtnztolt Colleesma lcan .......... 28c
Visit the White-House Broader-y. Fresh Bread.
Cakes. Rolls. Etc; elmur.
A. F. “MANN & C0., Inc.
Phone 1405.
83 W'ashinzton St.
including Amer-icons, in spite of the
protests lodged with the Mexican Gov-
emment by all the nations whose na-
tionals hare investments in Mexico.
Carranza's otiicial circles have no
notion. it is said. of protecting foreign
capital in Mexico. This is borne out
by the following oilicial slatement re.
cently made by tag P. Vazquez Schi-
aflino. Chief of the’Petroleum Bureau
of the Department of Industry. Com-
merce and Labor:
"The steps taken by the petroleum
human have followed a program whose
main points may be summarized as
.lollows: To engage in a work or
fpropaganda and difiusion or all data
lrelating to the petroleum industry so
“as to interest national can'tal and to
‘invite the attention of Mexican indus~
, trials. professional men and workmen. ‘
’ in order that they may play an active
and important part in the develop
imcnt of this industry. making it in a
’ short time an essentially and genuine
‘ly Mexican industry." a
‘ This official statement. which it is {
gbeliered here was inspired by (‘ar-
; mnza. coule with Fm? advice of Luis
Valuers. Secretary of the Treasury. .
urzénz the Supreme court to be in nu- .
5S. H.2Hedenberz. Prop.
.f‘Get acquainted“
the New York Butter &
Ezz Market
80. Main St, 80. Norwalk.
2 receivers of Butter,
y,freshsveryday.
auto service assures
\A Splendid Assortment Of
Ianderles and Corres-
5 , Dondence Cards
flute and New Popular Tints
204: to $2.00 a box
F. L. HARIILTON
5" ’Wall St. Telephone 125.
. mane-a sl?
’3“ in price, but in the regu-
equipment of Prest-OLite
, manufacturers now
equip their ears with
Pluto-Lite Batteries.
have one to fit your car.
TORAGE
Y C0.
72 No. Main St.
South rerun:
.Teu, Codes and Cheese '
n VE WRiTiNG PAPERl
x
....- acne... .- 4.
Sib'lilijéfs Saturday Specials
MAW.me RAMS ................... 35c lb.
an; nonstabonod and named .................. _, 34c 1b.
mounts BACON ............... , ................. 32c lb.
LEGS GENUINE seams Lam; ................. 38c lb.
snoompan POT aoas'rs ........................ 20c lb.
33m AND some ror ROASTS .............. 32c lb.
SHOULDER s'rux .............................. 22c lb.
BOTH MARKETS CLOSE PROMPTLY AT NINE
O'CLOCK TONIGHT. '
. Schnllze’s Sanitary Markets
United States moans. No. 17.903.
" companies to conform to all the re~
l
v
n
,
a
_ 2 ‘5..-s.=asa
‘ “‘5 3— —=:==—-;§.&=-
2 $2522; = 35512;: 222-
5* gratifirg 2-: =———.—.—=-§ E
. .~ .5 I 32-3}. ‘ 2 3
~ .' 5g- :."' =§§
="' 3% - 5,: EE 5%
iRDQQ le‘lo'E.
Elmer-rest in otlic'al circles here. The
ipctmleum cases row before the hie-xi-
'can Supreme cr .rt are there on the
ladvice of the American State Depart-
Ement. which asked the American oil
qulrtments of thc Mexican law. sing.
Lby step. from the lowest courts to the
. highest courts in the land.
: The opinion ol all classes in Max?
‘00. as reported in the H4 xico l'x._\'
newspaper‘ and transmitted to tho
State llepafimem. is for a prompt and
correct settlement of the petroleum
question. which has been declined :o
be the key to xcla'ions baht-cu '12:)
United States and Mexico.
Newspapers and citizens, accm‘dinz
to reports to the State Department.
urge that because of the recotmized
danger of intervention. Mexico at least
protect foreign investments. even if
she cannot stop the murder of foreign
citizens.
Don Carlos Dufco. the eminent Mex-
ican economist. asserts that foreign
capital is absolutely necessary to the
development of Mexico's resources be-
cause Mexicans have not the capital
l
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l
l
l
‘ a
.
Lam...
Honwm‘ 80m NOKWAI‘. to put into the extensive enterprises é
' and would not invest it lf’thcy had it.
§ -—~—~-»--——- *- - ~.
“Q" " "1 ~ — . “CHOW” CENTRAL
tire liovrss
By AARON KOl'lN
I COULD
3 O J
. y,
From lamps to spark plugs, from safety devices to
speed, we supply you with the auto Tupplies that will
supply you with satisfactory service. Proper prices
prevail, say our pleased patrons.
MONEY SAVE}? G SALE ON m3.
.PHDN” M “ .1”...
m.
ll
00
.0:
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haste in considering the petroleum all)
, cases now before it. has aroused great V'
Elm
Q2. .‘2‘ ”‘1. .s. .1: 11.4.“: .1” :w :30: .4": 1a.; ‘ :2 .-§' 4.: .9 J. ’ a. -
The Leading Milliners
Fall Showing of New
clvct and Velour llats
Trimmed and (In trimmed g1:
At Moderate Prices 2;
We show a larger variety of Millinery .1.
than all other stores in Norwalk
4 combined. ' ‘ if
Clean-up at all Summer llats'tonsisling oi lace, Crepe de ’4
Chem, Milan and Chilton at Less Than llall Price 3
.4.
J AC OBY’
Special Sale [of _
SUITS COATS CAPES
Positively the Greatest Sale Ever Mex-ed in This
City or Elsewhere for
‘ ' l
Women,; Misses and Children
; COMMITTEE C m AINS at.” it“ ”23.5: 6?? 11.“? 36:18? .1 11‘1“ .11.“? ”i" ‘f‘. ‘3‘... 1“. ‘i‘
9 TO CANVAS cm
' Cantu-M rm"- Firs: Paco é
l
heavy holiday automobile trnflic di~
Tent-d from Mill Hill and “fest are»
nue. as far as possible. during the act-
ual time of the parade. It is probablt>
that auto traffic during the parade
will be diverted at the~foot at West—
podt hill into Sonh avenueand Cross
street, and either at the Armor" inm
EAGLES PARADE sze wmnéns.
NEW‘ HAVEN. Aug. 23.—Problems
which the order is facing were dis-
cuseed at length at yesterday's session
of the Grand Aerie. Fraternal Order of
Eagles. Most of the questions were
submitted by committees based upon
the reports made on the opening day.
it was announced that the Buffalo do
.l‘ranklx‘n avenue. or at the Norwalk .gree team had won the chief prize in
Methodist church into Cross street.‘
{or the convenience of the'paraders. l
Chief Pennington states that there_
will he it‘ll or twelve of the police in
his escort.
‘ —-An advertisement in the WI
‘ ‘ wine: will doubtless bring the best
l bfi'ut
l
' results
the competition with Syracuse. Mil-
waukec. \Vorcc>lcr and Southbridge;
Mass“ next in order. The prize distri-
butions totalled 83.000.
~Senzinel Want Advertisement!
.sommel will doubtless firing the nest
rod-Ila.
Hot Weather Dresses
The handsomest collection
to“ Parent: Van?
T - The P “
mom shown“: or WHITE m sm'rs
ofthebetterhindrlfyouwishthebestin quality andwork*
manship then-vialtthe‘l’ansshop. 1 .
tor Women & Misses
and the largest assortment in
novelist-ELY
and Still: HonSe
f
SUES FOR ’22 MKK BILL.
Clean \Vildman is being sued hyZR
James A. Reid. both of norm-Lite!
plaintifl’ declaring that “'ildman owes;
‘—
.trom 3 Bethel
Ju‘lice of lllt l- .»..
{all asks $31k
~74" a Sentinel Want 5th
A?-
him 322.01 tor milk. The dotondant‘mm
denies the claim. Papers filed in the;
tries the claim. Papers tiled in the?
common pleas court this morning
show that the case has been appealed"
“E
GIFLTSl ' I
Watches, Clocks. Alarm Clocks.
etc.
BUYING IN SAFETY
.. At BRAND’S
amaze anon option.
A Few Weekly»
IDEAL FRUIT JARS.»
, 3H Quarta, a doaen ........ 5‘13:
Lavaliers. Neck Chains. Brooches. ; Pints ................ _ 99;
Eardropa. Lockets, Baby Pins, Ro- ' '
“,5”, sac...“ Ladgcgv cu," § swam: CLEANER cut
Chains, Hearts, Crosses. Rings. . to ..................... Q.’
t: Ezra!“ Pear-la. Bracelet Watch- ; Art-3‘00“ TUNA.
' ’ large the can ........... 3' c
GII' I S l 1 P033 Gm VIIIBGAR in
_ H: bottles ................ 25c
Cull Buttons. strident-ta, Tia Clm‘
gm ye“ Chm. Chm“ Cisae ; rm CIDER vnmoan. a!“
ette Cases. Cigar Cutters. Pocket ‘ --------- ~ ------ ~
Knives. stone and Sionet mm. . mun-ml: .. 3rolls me
i
Remindr rs -
A. ‘ ST-ULL
24 Cottage Street }
Norwalk Chronicler