V ;Ano§her due next week. unavoidable. I try as little as you must. $911 will, we know. gist coal getpne mild winter. mylit be the next! ; ERRIS a At Random "A A cargo of Coal inst m The price is very high, but as 3,; the retailer is Concerned it muons may change by next will be scarce until it 8. ' type of building you may asking. 0111‘ advice to ourfifiends and customers, is to build now—- 130 not wait tor lower prices in lumber for in reality lumber ‘18 not high in comparison to other . , arc—not. as high now as may be W! 9B- . _ . . ' Our plans, specifications and bills, of materials for 'any be thinking about, are yours for the ~u .. '4ng The information and. advice we give you may save you good many dollars in the cost of your house or repair bill- ' Come in and talk it over with us any time. , The Hatch er Bailey Co. .-.,..._., . scorn Nonwanx. cons. GEORGIA CONTEST, You send them to the best heals. You guard them against urious influences. My Not Feed Their Souls With Real Music? Imitgtion music constantly fed *) your children will quickly dwarf tflleir sense of what music should ‘ ye. Let them learn from .. red FoxPianoCo. scour; nonwarx, conn. 3 SOUTH MAIN STREET A new shipment arrived of PURE SILK PONGEE SPORT BLOUSES—wil‘lscll same for $2.00 and $2.50. Come at once as they sell fast. ' ' T HE PARIS , SOUTH NORWA ' Harlow“ SILK T-RICOLETTE SPORT BLOUSES AT $3.50, can you beat it? I ' ' .~' 1‘- f‘vaswle‘f'l 1.. ,4 Take Advantage I. of Our ”Removal Prices W A. ‘MODNE .. ‘.,' ___’ large. 86 WASHINGTON ST. BATHING ACCESSORIES A most worthy collection of Bathing Caps, plain and novelty effects, including tones to harmonize with any color suit. Prices ‘25 cents to $1.00 each. ll 25.‘ ijadaim 4.3.5: Will‘fih ‘sm- Misses Bathing Shoes at $1.25 pair. Women’s Bathing Shoes, at $1.50 pair. , Also Water Wings, Water-proof Bags, Sun Umbrellas, Bandanna Handkerchiefs, Stoakings, Socks, Garters, Corsets ete. ‘ . other r is advisable while the assortment is . , “AL-4 $‘IJAEE‘kifi-lgngl Early selection I .. h’lCH GRADE MERCHANDISE RT HODZRATL [DR/CZ"; SOUTH NORWALK. 'LDavid W. Raymond UNDERTAKER Helm—Office, 1103; House, 693. :7 WASHINGTON 3T; OIEW RED MEN’S BUILDING. l; A LooK~ , JAFFE & ASH « 1pm pay you lo a pound for Mt newspaper, 1 1-4c for ', es. Best pr'nes for fur- fluro. Telephone 499 or send 1 poulto 37 Fort St.. East Nor- } run ”HARDWARE & _ AUTO SUPPLY co. , 42 Water St. 1215-5. 80. Norwalk, 0t. Parts, Starter and " v generator Brushes ' ad Greases W Speedometer Parts ' Gasoline and Kerosene pplies, Tires and Tubes A The Wincheter Repeating Arms Company now makes Tools. that uphold the reputation of the famous WINCHESTER GUNS AND The Winchester Store - WinChester Tools to Make Your Work Easy Tools MMUNITION. WINCHESTER Hatchets, Axes, Saws, Hammers, Chisels, Augur Bits, Wrenches, Pliers, etc.,.are made to give good service—to help all they can. Come in anytime and let us show some of them to you. Albert D. Morgan So. NOrwalk _4 .1 p. Hedenberz. Prov. 0 YOU NO LONGER HAVE yes of Youth m FIT YOU WITH ”OPE GLASSES __.——- and Opficifin ercial Bldg. * ted at Suite 203. Phone 2423 0n and after Monday, WHITE HOUSE 'BREADERY PIES. These pies are a big seller in all our New York City Stores. . finest of fruits procurable used and each pie guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. they are the real thing in Pies. 83 WASHINGTON STREET ANNOUNCEMENT ! PIES-PIES-PIES June 28th, .we will make the famous Nothing but the . 3 ‘ a” Try one of these with your dinner and be copyinced that ' a or“ WHITE HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO— A. F. Beckmann 89‘ Co. Inc. PHONE 1405 Innings. antennas, JUNE 26, 1920. “ .eflhéri BEFORE THE NATIONAL pnnoonArs (Continued from First page) bed at the chance to bring the family West on sightseeing trips. It the National committee’s plan is ratified by the convention the com- mittee will hereafter double its pres- ent size and be compased of a man and a woman member from each State. with equal voting power. Dele gates from nonsuffrage States groan- ed somewhat at the prospect, but they recognized that there was no escape from making the appointments tor women unless the State in such cases was ready to forego half its voting power in committee. . Arrival of part of the Pacific fleet from the south added a touch of color to lobby scents and to the streets not known in. previous conventions. Offi- cers and men piled ashore in boat- loadS. In the busy corridors of the hotels, the Whitecapped folk of the quarterdeck, resplendent in gold bran] and flowing boat cloaks, took a keen interest in getting a first hand view of political convention proceedings and were themselves much observed by delegates from interior States. On the streets the snappy sun—browned young jackies, crisp and trim in navy blues and jaunty white watch caps, took cheerful part in any celebration they could find. Admiral Rodman, fleet. commander. will arrive today with Secretary pan- iels as a passenger on his flagship. The Naval Secretary is an old polity cal war horse and is expected to take an active part in party deliberations. He will be the fourth member of the Cabinet to reach the battlefield. Attor- ney-General Palmer. mest active 0! presidential nomination aspirants, to judge from posters and signs now dis- played, and Secretary Meredith and Pestmaster-General Burleson already having joined the convention throng. Mr. Meredith’s coming was signal- ized by a new manifestation of the kinship of his presidential boom with that of former Ambassador Gerard. Announcement already had been made that joint headquarters had been opened for these two. a thing un- known to the oldest habitue of politi- cal conventions. Today a huge sign appeared far up on the front of a ho- tel, declaring that “Meredith-Gerard headquarters“ would be found within. Gavin McNab, in a way host to the Democratic party as a National com- mitteeman for California, was host in fact last night at a dinner to his com- mittee colleagues. No political speeches wore in order and such fix- ing up of platform or candidate slates as occurred was informal and confi- dential, tainment. however, came a new report of an impending fight on the chair nlanship of the conventiomResolulion committee, which will draw up the platform. ' Senator Glass, of Virginia, has been generally accepted as slated for the post. although there has been strong talk within the last day or two that Senator Walsh. of Montana, might get the job. Glass arrived two days ago. while Senator “'alsh came in yester- day. The Montana Senator has the back- ing of “‘illiam J. Bryan, who also ar- rived yesterday armed. and equipped. he intimated, for r. knockdown-and- drag-out fight against any attempt to slip a wet or even slightly moist plank into the paltform. Senator “'nlsh has expressed opposition to a prohibition plank. ' Mr. Bryan also is credited with ideas of his own as to the League of Nations‘ plank, not in accord with the Virginia State platform declaration. approved by President “’ilson. 0w- ing to these considerations. the fight over the Resolutions committee chair manships was generally taken to be a. struggle between Administration and Bryan forces for control. ‘Mr. Burleson’s coming revived in- terest in his recent public castlgation of certain provisions of the Volstead act as “absurd.” That statement gave wet plank talk in platform discussion L ‘ PRIME RIB ROASTS, 1b., . . . . . RUM? ROASTS OF VEAL, l ., . . . . LEGS SPRING LAMB, 1b.,..,. .. ......380 PORK ROASTS, 1b., FRESH STEWING LAMB, 'lb., Sohultze’s Saturday Specials SHOULDERROASTS OF BEEF lb... .'. .. .‘.. ... .. . .196 _ FOREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB, 1b., . . . ... ...,....24c ‘B.&“B”ROASTS,1b., '.....360 - lesion .0. '...280-380 to too or. 'oo-oo $0.360 use no. to. not on. no! ..-..300 .u- co. no. at. no. 00- ...15° BOTH MARKETS CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 7 P. M. ’ WEDNESDAYS AT NOON * ‘ - ...,o.. ’Schultze’s Sanitary Markets N orwalk—South *Norwalk a zest it had not previously known. Even now, when many forces appear to be coming to suppress this issue completely and leave the platform si‘ lent on the subject. there is great in forest in watching the course— Mr. Bur- leson will take and argument as to Ell“? extent to whichhe should be view- «3d as Administration spokesman on the point. , .- Tom Taggart, former National com- lmitteeman from Indiana. declared to- day that the Indiana delegation would be for Vice-President Marshall on whatever road Mr. Marshall elected for himself. » “We do not want to boom Marshall unless he wants to be nominated." Taggart said. “If he does want the nomination. we are for him." Many planks dealing with IriSh free- dom have been called to the attention of the party leaders. At a conference in the office of the American Commis' sion on Irish Independence, however an agreement was reached by repre- sentatives of several lrish-American bodies to stand together for a. planlf espousing American recognition of the Irish Republic. - SALT LAKE CITY, June 26.—-At a caucus here yesterday, the Texas del- egation to the San Francisco conven- tion unanimously put itself on record for the nomination of McAdoo and pledged every one of the forty dele- gates to his support. In taking this step, the delegates said they were following the lead of the “immortal forty" which in 1912 at Baltimore entered the lists for ”Wilson and stood by him through the ballot- ing. ‘ ' ’ "'i ' LOS ANGELES, CaL. June 26.—-—- Senator Atlee Pomcrene, of Ohio, del- egate to the Democratic convention. said here yesterday that he expected to devote much of his energy in San Francisco to trying to prevent 'Wil- liam J. Bryan from putting various plans into effect. These plans, Pomerene declared, consisted of planks indorsing public ownership and the Plumb plan. Pomerene predicted the contest be- .‘ «,. ADVERTISEIN THE SENTINEL twaen himself and Bryan would begin Wooster, solicitor of patents, 1115 Main street, Bridgeport. Conn. Aikman, W’alter M., Greenwmh. Composite bake pan. Baldwin, Harry, Seymour, paper clip.' llieut wheel. sifting device. writing machine. for panels of ding machine. thread package or holder. cellerator pedal for automobiles der Puffs. Out of gossip started by the enter- - ,h urt , k CONNECTICUT PATENTS. The ‘following were issued June 22. List compiled by the ofllce of A. M. ‘Beach. Dav-id 8., Bridgeport, res- Elkius, Abraham, Bridgeport, ash- Benton, Allan .l., New Britain, Floor or ceiling plate. 'Lorenz, \Villiam A., Hartford, type- lpugh, Hector V., Hartford, spacer display fixtures. Ruiz, Carlos. Hartford, fraction ad-' Riverside, «Reynolds. Reginald. ”Whitney. Irving E., W. Norwalk, ace Trade Marks. C‘. & K. Mfg. Co., New Haven. Pow- Mancllesmr . Cheney Brothers, S. Corp, “Bridge- Nichols Underwear port. clothing. Smith & Eggs Mfg. (30., Bridgeport. Force feed lubricators. Slollwerck Chocolate (‘0, Stamfonl. cocoa and thermal»). THE ATLA‘NTlC PATROL. After the wreck of the Titanlic. eleven of the leading nations of En— ropeioincd with the United States and Canada to provide a service for the observation and patrol of ice along the north Atlantic steamship lanes. These nations contribute in different proportions. to the expense of this service. but the work is done by the United Slates Coast GuardofiTut- tcr Seneca and Tampa. who cruxse back and .forth during the warmer months when the icebergs come south and send out to all vessels wireless ._...._—-.. reports of the location and move- ments of the ice.~—Boys’ Life for June. ONIONS IN ABUNDANCE. \VASHINGTON. June 26.—~Onions have become a drug on the market for the first time in years. the Depart— ment of Agriculture reported today in its weekly market review. Potatoes, however. are two or three times as high as a year ago and comparatively scarce. The review says that because of the slight demand for onions due to an over supply and to refusal of retail- ers 10 lower prices as wholesale prices decline, California onion growers arse plowing under their crops because the onions are not worth the cost of marketing. AUTO HAD “SOME" BRAKES. What kind of brakes has a car, when, with all of them set full. one man can get behind that car and push it along the street? W. A. Disbrow reported to the police ,vcsterday that his truck was rammed into by a touring car, on Grumman avenue, Fortunately, nobody was Disbrow remonstrated with the driver of the touring can—whose name is not known-and that person said he had all brakes set. “You must have some brakes, then,” commented Disbrow. “Set them again.” The man did. Then Disbrow step- ped behind the car, put his shoulder lo it. and pushed it twenty feet. h FOUND PLAN OF AMIENS FORT!- FCATIONB. DECATUR, 111., June 26.~Tearlng apart the gauntlet of an old leather glove which he had picked up when fighting a fire at the Vt'abash Rail- road shops, H. van, Boeckman, round- house employs, today found concealed therein a ground ‘plan of the\fortlfica- tions about the city of Amlens, France. The drawing was on tracing muslin. . o... Specials, for the Week deney’s a~1 Nut Oleo, lb. 340 Swift’s Premium Oleo, 11)., 36c Pure Cider Vinegar, bot. .160' II C ’C O O U I .246” Pure Lard, 1b., in the Resolutions committee and egg on the door or the convention. ' " 1, Cut Living w””§§;§fgy figs-$1: :«tégufi' , " ‘FLYV A FLAG FOR THE FOURTH. p A KID? , Then just the right kind of a BATHING SUIT to suit YOUR individual requirements is in our stock. - Plenty of Bathing Caps, Shoes, Stockings, Tights ALL SIZES - fl 4— "l—II'L “T”;— m H. KRIEGER 69°. CO. Our Great Sacrifice Sale of all kinds of Ready-to-Wear Clothes and Shoes for Men, Women and Children will continue until Monday, 6 P. M. Don’t tail to take advantage of this great money saving opportunity. H. KRIEGER 69” CO. CUT THIS OUT—- IT IS WORTH MONEV Cut out this slip, enclose with be and mail it to Foley 5: Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, 111., writing your name and address plainly. You will receive In return a trial package containing Foley’s Honey and Tar for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills cor pain in sides and back, rheumatism, backache. kidney and bladder all- ments; and Foley Cathartlc Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for constipation, blliousness, headache and sluggish bowels—Still- man-Powell Corn. BATHING SUITS and WATER WINGS A Very Pleasing Assortment A. W. HODGE Music Hall Block So. Main St. So. Norwalk VI NewYorkLadies’Tailor TO THE PUBLIC! In order to keen our help during the summer months we are ofiering summer skirts made to order from $2.50 up. ' - and Farrier ! l The Care of the Teeth —— ,W—I‘ WELDING and BRAZING of everv kind we do. All men tals can be successfullv ame alaamated. if entrusted ”gs Automoble parts. mac m» erv.,etc.. elven careful ate tentlon. Try Us For Satisfactoryv ' Work. " ..FOR SALE—4 .cvlindcr Buick touring car: .1 Ford tourma- SOUTH NORWALK AUTO REPAIR CO. 122 South Main St. Phone 301. South Nor-want. ———.¢ may! your com -. 31W ‘1 Baxter’s Cough Syru t F. H. BAXTEB. D111!!!“ 3 ls a matter which receives the atten- tion of every prudent person; by be- ginning early in life, much can he done to render them strong and use- ful members of the body. Tartar should not be allowed to collect giv- ing an untidy appearance, and foul breath: the gums should be kept in a healthy condition, the teeth having cavities. filled before the pain or _an fulcer drives a patient to the dentist. Teeth which protrude or overlap can be straightened and regulated so that no one need have an ugly mouth. Best materials and good workman? ship are my standards. , Dr. J . H. Mallery; 16 So. Main St, South Norwalk. Hours—9 A. «M. to 5 .P. M.; 7 to B P. m ,Sundaya by Appointment Only. AND CHIN 8 CAN RESTAURANT Regular Dinner 11:30 to 2:30, 40: ‘fi Special Supper lneludlng Soup 55. f Sunday Full Course Dinner £5: 13 North Main Street 11:39 to 1 a. m. ‘ Phone as: _ ‘ Q
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