Evening sentinel, Monday, August 25, 1919 · page 7

 
 
 
 

“any; AUGUST 25, 1919‘

 

.—

' various

‘Sold an Easy Terms

C... vie-.9 mcks of all models
31—111 mahogany or

..2:cs.

C ., .‘1 and let us demon-
-.;~.:: to you—and tell

.: cur easy terms.

 

USN NELLY'S
it? So. Main St.
IUUTE NOIWLLI.

i
i

uncb Us: b‘ALES ‘10;
START OCTOBER 1,
CAPITAL HEA381

 

Continued from First Page

Government receipts from internal
revenue are falling off seriously and
l the lions-9 Ways and Means commit-
f ts: is seriously considering the neces-
sity of enacting addiitoqal revenue
bills to make up for the losses from
liquor taxes.

But the serious aspect which is in-
fluencing the President to act. said to
be aside from his known desire to
play f-lll‘ with a semi-legalized indus-
try. is the great amount of money
loaned to distillerfl and brokers on
whiskey in storage.

By October 1. it was estimated by a
War Department official, the army
will be demobilized to all intents and
purposes. Leaders in the anti-Saloon
Lrngue, who belieye the
will lift war-time prohibiiton, have
started a campaign to keep the lid
down'until January 17. when national
prohibition becomes effective.

Notice base been sent by the State

 

 

 

 

Elly New

I..-

iaw and sell on‘y 3.75 beer and soft
_ drinks.
.‘l l.-)irll'1;0 Adams and James ”1
.. l‘nidl‘ it t-leaaurc trip to Stam- soyé GIVE LIVES TO
day. I RESCUE NEW YORK LAD
. . I
.;.1 daflvt‘ Tuesday night. Mur- Drowning Benjamin Rmman Pulls
.‘ilirdllg nichestxa at Rotou - Brother and Chum Down In
Harlem RIer.
NEW. YORK. Aux. ill—Two boys, a
._._...__...

‘l .Lit‘ ; .

M

(in \‘.'».<t as I‘llllt'.

} be (first u<sml

I.-’f(1"l!'d.
o o

n r’letfl shortly after

-~ slay afternoon

:zme out of‘commission.

 

. .\'0 one hurt. No arrests.

- 'Otlnt

Railroad following

.;'.;,z--.i

— omm

v.» Norwaik Coal and Supply Corn-
:s ulfit'hhl'filng a. cargo of broken

mg coal from the barge Walter F.
, 1cm river.

- 1-.

Bishop Fenwick Assembly. Knights
.4 Columbus. will meet tomorrow even-
ing at the rooms (If the Catholic Club
7 Several topics will
Plans for the welcome
imm- (urination Labor Day will be

' ui't- was a slight auto accident on
9 o’clock
when. William
“I luv Flax Hill road backed his
.;-.I Arthur Davis‘ Ford. putting
The
was settled between the two

of the observance of,
\ the New York. New Haven
its
«mm. will omit a number of
into and out of New York
n.1~-r 1. Notices have been
;.":-.i;iing the public of.spe-

"u will be made by regular

saloons and hotels will be issued, to
take effect .at the usual timé. October

President I

Excise Department to all Commission-l
era of Excise that licenses to conductl

 
 
 
 

 

linen-0.»... LII. out I H's Md Iodtw ' s
Owner Rtuportod' Loss to Police but
Did Not Know the Licence Numw.

STAMFORD. Aug. 25—300mm the
owner of the automobile did not snow
the number of the license plates on
her own machine, automobile thieves
successfully got away with on auto
mobile valued at $1,500. the property
of Mrs. L. D. Smith of the Greenwtcn
In. Sound Bench. Friday night. The
touring car was taken from Luther
street. *

The owner and several of her guests
had left the machine on the side
street, before enteflng the theatre at
about 8:45. When the performance
was over. at 10:45. the owner missed
the automobile. Upon making com‘
plaint at police headquarters. Mrs.
Smith could not state what the num-
ber of her machine was. making It dif—
ficult for Sergt. Williams, who was at
the deck. to trace 5nd recover it.

In complete description of tthutomo
ibile, and sent word along the line.

through New Rochelle by a person who
knows the mchine. It was not until

of the automobile was ascertained.

 

 

1. despite the fact that the war-time
prohibiiton measure is still in effect.
Naturally the. Excise Deparement
assumes that saloon and hotel keep-
ers will keep within the letter of the

[Luther and a chum. yesterday gave
*licir lives in a vain'effort to rucue
15 year-old Benjamin Rosanna of
Booklyn from drowning in the Bari
All three were in owlur
Ming 0!! the end of an East 21611!
sht'el pier. breaating a strong incom-

ing tide, when suddenly “Benny"
cried out. threw up an arm and sank
from sight.

instantly his brother Charlel, and
his chum, Harry Samuels. swam to
where "Benny" had vanished. he
appeared for one short moment. and
convulsivtly gripping. his would-be
rescuers, dragged both under.

U. S. OFFICIALS VISIT HILO.

I

ABOARD I'. S. S. S. New York. lion
olulu. Saturday. Aug. 2:)
Pl’csal.—~Fatigued from the abundance
of hospitality :huwertd upon them thy
the people of Honolulu, Secretary of
the Navy Daniels. Mm. Daniela~ and
their official party went aboard the
dreadnought New York umightfor-on
overnight voyage to lliio. Governor
McCarthy of Hawaii, accompanied the
party. A trip to the volcano Kilauea
has been arranged for tomorrow night.
The official party will stay oyernight
at the crater. will View the

"’ and 0m 01- the city to lava by moonlight. and leave Hilo Mon-
- nice dispensed with on day. .
a 1 ---__h - 3W.-____._.
-————-—— 9 ELECTRIC SHOCK FATAL.

*5 LIFE

xi concert, dancing.

 

' rris converted his good
Ezi'u What he termed the

Spwial" yesterday, and
to Oyster
1:; of the proceedings.
.. :raye‘of Roosevelt.
were Ernest
'i‘, Coir-man, Elbert YV.
Daniel J. Mc-

:'~:’ friends

:2.-

present

Grant.

GUARD LABOR
9.1. Corr-p0 Beach. West.-
“'ater sports. swimming,

 

NEV‘V HAVEN. Conn. Aug.
Ever-it Hickok 11 years old, of West
,Haven. was killed yesterday, when he
;stepped on a high power electric feed
wire of the New York, New Haven.
and Hartford Railroad on a bridge In
Vest Haven. Eleven thousand volts
passed through the boy’s body, and he
fell 20 feet to the ground.

 

 

ILLINOIS CAR SERVICE RESUMED.

EAST ST. LOUIS, 11].. Aug. 23.—
jStreet car service here and in sixteen
Inearby towns has been resumed after

E‘ McMahon and H31“. a suspension of ten days because of a

truck stationed at the
answered a still
, 'v-Iuck. this morning, to.
. .. at the rear of the.
Na \‘E'ashington street!
the?!

v union

ii'iil'i‘lll.‘ arrived

’n Outside

The
which

wilted.

1" I" t: i1.

 

——r

Tuesday night.

swich box

. ‘5. hr lightning and had,
firemen.
stopped .

3 smoking and also short‘

.Mur-
- -_ orchestra at Roton'

 

> ._‘__.___..-

Kindnowc. ‘X‘\\\I§tfi .cx.’ ttlcl'lx' >‘ ‘

now
_ 2:- :33 Tim: FOR YOU
IO SAVE .

S’Tf'? young menethink it '

. “‘1’. is easier to save a. little

'-«
-6.

Lv
o.

”Rate is nothing to it. If
your 1:: one increases so will

~n~-.. ./

. n... 912;:911385.
minim TO SAVE 18
NOW
4 PER CENT. on SAVINGS

 
 
 
 

The South Norwalk;

 

 
 
 
 
 

istrike of Carmen.
return to work pending arbitration of
demands.

 

AMERICAN MINING CONGRESS.

ST. LOUIS. Rug. 25.—The American
Mining Congress will hold its annual
convention here November 7 to 21, in
elusive. Readjustment of labor prob
lems. methods of increasing production
and existing freight rates will be the
principal topic of discussion.

FRENCH DOGKSM‘EN STRIKE.

MARSEILLES. Sunday. Aug. 25.—
Dock .workmen today voted to call a
lvgeneral strike. They demand a wage
l

 

.of twenty francs for an eight-hour day.
and no overtime.

 

 

 

 

”For Satisfaction
saloon DAYS coma

WWW“
820317783033
10330an

Soon»

«.

prion.

 

7%? Jacob Byers

IAaeut-iuteth

boiling.

. 7 then we get sick.
25,—.

The men voted to.

numdfiflflfl‘

COMPANY SHARES HIS JOY
WITH IMPLOVBS.

'As each of the employee of the Nor-

walk Drool Company received their
lpay Suturdny noon they were also
handed a box of beautiful chocolates.
the gift of Mr. and Mrs. I. Polsky. in

 

3 arrived at the Norwulk Hospital, last
Tuesday evening.

’groulvo business men. having been
immer of tho dreu shop for the
i post five years. .
- It certainly shown the spirit of good
‘ will and cooperation existing between
_ employer and employs.
thanking fir. and In. Pointy for
their generosity. and "Ilh them may
.yurl of boppinul With their dam
'ter and continued prosperity to the
l Norwaik Dren Company. '
I
IMASSHOPPII FEET RUINS
VALUAILE CABBAGE GROP

HOI'NT PLEASANT P1. Aug. 2.1——

wlio planted cabbagese
estimated- by experts to be worth
| “5.000. is facing lore of this crop by
xraaehoppers. They are In his fields
by the thousands. They are green, re
rit'fllbllllfl these found in Africa. accord-
ing to scientists who have visited
Byers' farm.

The grasshoppers cut the cabbage
leaves-and go into the head before it
has matured. The entire crop of cab-
bage is of a late variety so that Ryers
has been unable to market any before
the' visit of this post. .

 

 

 

 

 

HEAVY MEAT EATERS :
HAVE SLOW KIDNEVS

 

Eat Less Meat if You Feel Backachy
or Have Bladder Trouble.

No man or woman who eats mom

regularly can. make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally. says
a well—known authority. Merit forms
uric acid which excites the kidneys.
they become overworked from the
strain. get sluggish and fail to filter
the waste and poisons from the blood.
Nearly all rheuma-
tism. headaches. liver trouble, ner-
“vousness. dizziness. sleeplessness and
urinary disorders come from sluggish
' kidneys.
! The moment you feel a dull ache in
ithe kidneys. or your back hurts or if
.thc urine is cloudy. offensive. full or
(sediment. irregular of passage or a!-
‘ tended by a sensation of scalding. stop
eating mcat and get about four ounces-
of Jad Salts from any pltarmcy; take
a tablespoonful in a glass of water be-
fore breakfast and in a few days your
fkidneys will act fine. This famous
lsalts is made from the acid of grapes
and lcmon juice. combined with lithia.
and has been used for generations to
flush and stimulate the kidneys. also
to neutralize the acids in urine so it
no longer causes irritation, thus end-
ing bladder weakness.

Jud Salts is inexpensiVe and cannot
linjure; makes a delightful efferves-
‘cent lithia water drink which every.
‘ one should take now and then to keel)

 

 

(blood pure, thereby avoiding cerium
‘kldney complications

new

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

If your eyes do not to-
cns property a blurred

 

the kidneys clean and active andthe‘

Nevertheless the' sergeant obtained .3»?
The automobile was last seen going

yesterdly morning that the miner »

MANAGER OF NORWALK DRESS “

honor of their charming daughter. who

Mr. Pointy in one of Nor-walks pro- ‘

 
 

The employon take this means of p

l

 
 
 

 

 

In]! N V”. ' , houses who do big business.
an»: m w 3.;- PM, o “moan Amp! Tili- “Mummy 10" Fri“ 3“ ' .
‘ _. ‘4 ,4, ,c _ w ’ ‘ m “03'“ m. for a large letterhead, 8 1-2 x 11
m m: i ._ __ inches. The printing is of them

I.

 

 

 

-.—— ....._.-————

.A‘NeWStock of
OFFICE FURNITURE

By grouped fortunt we have secured. a most attractive
inmotxonropmamropmwcmw
'phonefitundilnddlkindsofomchfiu.

' 1" I‘m BBS} SEO'E‘IONALBO“ OASIS ms.

' RAYMOND a iSON

OMS:

Women who get into their own kitchen: will W
thus not, comfortable Aprons, which reflect the conservative
spirit in their prices.
1-3389 WOW Aprons, button side, slip-over style, and but-
ton back models; also same with elastic waist line, made of

itriped and figured percale, solid color and check gingham.
plain chmbnyl, etc.

and sleeves. Regular prices range from $1.75 to $1.98. You
may choose fromtlns big uiortmenttodayat $1.60

.‘p:2_nf ugocumts 5: Ar N97591:“ Psi/(KI

All have contrast t '

rimming" on neck

88 WASHINGTON 81'.

We close at 1 p. in. Wednesday: during July and August.

l
l
e i
l

 

 

 

PAGI m

“(4.“.— . , m. ‘ ”ma-1‘-

l ms URAIIEE m. fi‘l‘a‘ll‘le'm‘”

OI an Kinds in Strong mt
Reliable Companies

m ESTATE .
’ In all its Branches

MI. Layton & Co.,lnc.

 

for 515.00.

millbcndpepuis. Itilthob-I"

today and is used by thousands d

 

 

 

and we stand back of every sheet.

 

you: AUTO m m 128'
. r02 _ The Westoorter-Herald
axon emu. MOE Weapon. Donn.

ammo, euro raps m
me my

N. S. DI PALMA.

P. 8.—We do other printing a!
lower prices than you have been

. I ‘ on I .
equipment makes it possible. fob-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bnoox 31'. can. '
1'0me a
_.__..—.—— 3
0m 'Il‘lut Cold By 0L0 CARS
wm'rl PINE COMPOUND Sell your old can to the mage-
, WITH TAR port Auto Wrecking 00., 1.310
I. H. mm North Ave. between on: a:
“m Center 8th Bridgeport, 0m.
, , _ .__ Phone Barnum 5686-2. Second.
senommmma mdPthdtiN-tofltay
Horton make of car. _

 

Red Oak 00!! of. the yard
$10.50 for Chestnut

 

 

 

taupe

brown

as wasmoi'on

Clo-hooteocollooo

...... 1.........................

VEI‘LINGS

he Slip-on Veil, plain, figured end dotted-hm brown and

100,150,251:de

french Veils in bordered and scroll docig'n, black. navy, taupe.

summon

Octagonxeehveilingsinmedhm and largo elects, black.
white, navy.brown1nd taupe fie. ”opal-yard

 

'35“. -., »-.

1.1. MALLETTE ,

mun. :1 :2 ,
lam nonwm

 

. $8.50 for Pet. Cool
l Anon-dwmdinblocin or cord We will buy your household
H lengths. $12 a cord. tweet:l that“;, means. {rum-Ind on
SCCOD an £00 a. II!
1.. “IRON have. Price according to $233:

 

 

 

ity of the goods. A more ded
chin

PBIhIP P. MAHONEY

’52 Van Zandt street. Phone 1182-5.
Snood band goods always on pole.

l mmscmcr

OIFINITION 0F CHIROPRACTK
no. of the W and the m a:
lg the lame. Disease in cannot

by a wrench. twist or sprain in tit
book. In. if done in childhood. i
emote- ptnchod none- and pain. I!
Intel-life banana-clown

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

remove the an” 0

Egg . Stove,

gnu-pedal attention;
taro «them'rou wfllncvorn
gretuvingthecuropnctarocbno-
whelpyou. ~

Magnetic Tmtmenu Given Al-

'I‘. FRANCIS, I). C.

34 Washington On, So. Not-walk. com
Graduate from Palmer School

sC-O-A—L

 

A. M. wOoanR

l
l
I
l
g
l
I
i
I

 

Owing
after SE

call for shipments.

10 large truck:

80. Nat-walk, Gt.

sary to provide larger omce space in new York city
FIRST, 1919, we will be located at
SEVENTHJIVENUE, New

Our service has been extended to Philadelphia. Pa., and
New Haven, Conn, and we

at

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
to our increased business we have found

it neces-
.‘ 0n and
174
York City. Phone Farragut 7347.

will be glad to quote rates and

DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN NEW HAVEN, BRIDGBPORT.
NORWALK. NEW YORK MID PHILADELPHIA
yourservlceforankindsofmnxpor-
tation. Padded vans for furniture work.
Hershfield Motor Transportation Co.
New York city

New Haven, 0t.

ATTORNEY AT LAW
Late LII-minor U... Patont Offl‘

PATENTS

50.6 to. Boohlot .- Faunt-

1113mm mmm ‘3de.“

 

 

with n. iii—Jena I
UNDERTAKER

1". m ”-5: Hence 0..
' 81 WASHING?“ CTR
I!" II. HIN'. IUILDIM

w

2.1.721.

 

 

.__.-..

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wash Skirts and

 

Shore Dinners

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

mwuhinmst

 

Successmto

122 Water St. 174 aeventh Ave. . 266 State St. ~
Phone 294. Phone Fungal 7347. Phone 427 colony.
-- _ L _

GOAL 3 n“;
WOOD nmm

Theron-waikctiaitsupptyo.

BAYHOND 3308.

South Nor-walk.

1“ Water St.

Dresses

LITTLE SHOP

ID m loin m
. WHOM ,
l and

, A Month Full “m

Steak. Claus and
Chicken

A LA‘ CARTE

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

——

CIGARS, CIGARETTE;
0’ fishing white teeth is envy of In“ M TOBACCO.
111. and the ptrticulnr pride of the

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 

SEE THE
New. Fall? Shoes

”madam 'venodehforunondmhchfiy

“Miami-autumnuldl'm
durum” hm w‘mhwundh-kfi-m.
Worm mammoth _ minim

300m

 

 

3 owner. yet few we realise the ne- va mos.

 

 

 

celefty at giving the mouth the proper: “Pm II

”m" . W Block. so. am
Tartar accumulation: on the teeth ' TOL 1“

should bemovod’ut once; it not only

‘1'“ u m "mm“ and al- M‘

. math, but Invites dune-e.
Ithtmmeoperudonundvory 3 ..
'Wgtorflitbenflowedtoro- Mummmmd
nutndecayofanteater-discusatI Thu
Lthe gum: is sure to follow. ‘m III 1" u

Have your teeth cleaned, and let me
Wmatberkbtmtoko.

 

 

 

 

Bond lrttcr Heads.

1?

Ivory user of printed m .,
knows what the famous Emma'-

,

all mund commercial bond M“ 1"

phone us and one of the Jones will

GET A SQUARE 'DEALI

Nut and Pen 3

Prompt Delivery " ’
Harris & Gans 'jfj-

AllliindsoISea PM)»

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

Dorlon House '.

ms