Evening sentinel, Thursday, July 8, 1920 · page 7

 
 
 

er. Then came the strife that

our Nation and queered the

coal situation, so now when go-
vingot. Fifteen it makes us feel des-
w .and mean to sell this product
‘tifingthe earth for twice as much as
" is worth, and we shall chant a
of praise it they come back—

“:e good old days.

 

 

 

 

 

Our advice to our friends and customers is to build now-

. " Do not wait for lower prices in lumber for in reality lumber
fl is not high in comparison to other things—not 8:8 high HOW as

it may be later on, w ..: ' '

Our plans, specifications and bills of materials for any

“king- «ii
The information and advice we give you may save you

a good many dollars' 1n the cost of your house or repair bill-
Come in and talk it over with us any time.

The Hatch e Bailey CO.

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CHAMPAENE
FURNITURE:

{France DiSpOses of Luxuri-
ous De Mumm Establish-
ment for Benefit of State.

 

PARIS, July S.———Paris is witnessing
the passing of one of the last remind~
ers in France of the famous German
champagne king, IBaron Walter de
Mum. The handsome furniture or the
iwealthy wine merchant, which was
sequestrated early in the war In his
apartment on the avenue du Bois
Boulogne, is being sold for the bone
fit of the state.

The contents or the beautiful apart-
ment included some fine taDGSUiG-‘S
and several specimens of 18th Cen~
tury cabinet makers' work. The sale

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

For the Shore

_ We have a very special
' model of—

‘EeNEW EDISON,

“The Phonog'raph with a Soul. ”

. Which is particularly adapted
f ' for the shore or summer cot-
' ' tagwe. It’s cost is only $95 and
fins small amount sinks into
_~ = icance when you con-

, sizin- the amount of enjoy-
‘ melt—music and dancing—
that it afl‘ords you.

COME SEE IT—

Alfred F oxPianoC o.

85 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

Take Advantage
. of Our
Removal Prices

 

A. MODNE

'2 NORTH MAIN ST.

 

 

 

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into the pantry shelves, the oven or the ice-box. Have it

".ti.ASHLIGHT About the House

Keep a WINCHESTER Flashlight in the kitchen to flash ‘
ready to light the way to the cellar, or down the back-door

steps. st “it

Always have a WINCHESTER Flashlight in the bedroom.
Use it in the clothes closet—keep it beside the bed at night.

' Come in and see these Flashlights which we recommend
so highly. ... .13. inseam“

Albert D. Morgan
The WinChester Store So. Norwalk

attracted a large gathering of promi-
nent Parisians because Hefi-‘ifiumm‘s
apartment was known as one of the
most lavishly furnished in the
fashionable quarter of Paris.

 

An American girl. Mady de Bunn.
now living with her grandfather, C‘. C.
K. Scoville, a banker Of Seneca.
Kansas, is amughter of Baron Vs'al-
ter de Munn, who married Mr. Sco.
ville‘s daughter. The de Mum] eslate
in Frunée, estimated in some reports
to amount to $30,000,000 was seques-
trated by the French government .in
the war as the Baron is a Gcnnnn sulr
ject although he had spent most of
his life in France. The 13111011 went
to Germany when the war began and
the baroness rmnained in France
serving as a nurse.

In an effort to safeguaed her share

 

of the de Munn estate in France. the

 

 

Baroness de Munn came to the United
States in October,- 1919. and through

 

 

 

THE PARIS

33'SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK

A new shipment arrived ,of PURE SILK PONGEE SPORT
BLOUSES—will scll same for $2.00 and $2.50. Come at once
as they sell fast.

SILK TRICOLETTE SPORT BLOUSES AT $3 .50, can

an act of Congress her American
citizenship was restored Io her. Re
luminz to France she sousht a di-
1"O1cc but «lied thexe while this action
was pending.

The llaroncss' sister,
ine Treadwell of New
her sister's body
80113011 in May last. As she was leav-
in;r Cbcrboura, 9‘ agents of the
French government seized jewels she
'was wearing on the ground that 1110."

Mrs. Joseph
York brougm
from Paris to

 

were the properly .or her sisti, but
on arriving in New York ‘llrs. Tread-

 

 

wfll declared that the jt|ccls were

, her own.

 

 

 

David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER

To.—Offlce,1103; House,
2? WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING.

693.

 

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THE HARDWARE &

.AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Watcr St.

,M 1215-5. So. Norwalk, Ct.
Hag-etc Parts, Starter and
, Generator Brushes
, om and Greases

' , Mart Speedometer Parts
my Gasoline and Kerosene
Auto Supplies, Tires and Tubes

G. H. Hedenbera'. Prop.

 

“m1 Mme. Jeannette if“

1, L116 of" v SOUTH NORWALK’S LEADING

CORSETIERE AND CLOVER
56 South Main Street

Skilful
Corset - Fitting

IS A MATTER NOT TO BE
N EGLECTED

FOR WITHOUT IT, A GOOD
FIGURE AND A GOOD CORSET
MAY BE INEFFECTUAL.

‘Skilful Corset Fitting
Is Our Specialty

 

 

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SELFIREDUCING

Baroness (lo Munn had claimed that
she had been such title ‘ to two-
fifths of the property of the Baron un-
der :1 separation asremncnt. which if
substantiated, nould haw ‘wr litllc
dausbtm Mary,
old the heiress to about “011001.10.

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COMMENT ON CONVENTIONS

 

English Newspapers Takc Up the
Iris and Other Questions.

LO NOON July S~—(‘omu11nl1nw on
the Chicago and San Fluntisco con»
rentions London ncuspapers doxoto
more attention to future relations ho-
[Ween the l‘nitcd States and Grit-at
Brita... than upon the bearing the
convention will have on the Demo
crailc affairs 01' America.

“There is nothing in the declared
policy of either Mr. (“Ox 01' Mr. Hard-
in: to disturb the most cordial rela-
lims between the two countries,"
says the Morning Post.

Sevcml jouynals “-111'11 I110 proplc
101 to 1111111 :1 too stxious View of ut-
emnms inmilnble (lining the cam-
paign by‘ ccltain ,Li‘lflllps in the Unit-
cd States “In make misting the
lion's tail a {moron :111111s0n1em "

Most ncuspapms tOIHh lizlllls on
the Irish plank adopted at San Fran-
($500 but the \lo1111’11g Post remarks:

"A111cllczm polilitiausdo not smuple
to some tl1c1'1 mvn ends by xosorting
Io cxpcdxenis “hirh lhm know are m“
1"011si1c to the ll1i ish \‘.11ion.“‘o be
lieu» the lxish 10solulion does not (111
Very much ice as. 11 ~1mds"

 

 

 

 

 

 

The, Test oi: Youth

 

'I‘O imagine that glasses are
an indication of advancnlg ago

5‘: to assume that 1100111130 11
horse wears hobbies, he’s a
selling platcr! You are as

young as your eye cs—ot‘tm as
mlceessful as ‘\'0111‘ wsion is
keen. The right glasses. if you
lack normal vision, 11'111 help to
keep your vitality at lop-notch,
:38 every busmcss 1111111 knows.

RICHARD L. GOOD

Watered Optometrist
and
Optician
Located at Suite 203.
, NOIZg‘mmercial '2'.Bld
WIIS Phonez 2423

 

 

Have You Tried a White House
Breadery Pie?

You surely are missing a rare treat if you have not tried one.
Nothing but the finest fruits used in the making and baked
in the White House Breadéry oven which assures you that

it is baked to perfection. Tap ofi' your next dinner with one

of these pies and you will be delighted with it.
POPULAR PRICES, 10 -— 30 AND 40 CENTS EACH

WHITE HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO—

A. F. Beckmann 61' CO. Inc.

83 WASHINGTON ST. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405

WOULD REMOVE SWITCH.

 

 

Mayor Treat Seeks to Lcssen Danger
to Traffic.

Mayor John J Tr.» ll of Stamford
has taken up with \\1llia111 Kinndon
Stamford s11pe1iniendent of the Con—
necticut Company the muttm m
(banning: the locallo_11 or the swit<h at
3iille1' s midgc in in ”effort to lessen
13"‘301' to 11mto1'ists them The! may
01' has suggested that the 1‘ lllhm
trmk be discontinued at this point
and H1111 the ‘turn out" he located at
another point,

The matter pill be brought bcfme
the company" s officials by Supelin-
icndent Kingdom.

The mad at {his place. the scene of
smera] sen‘ous accidents is not very
wide. “'itb the double track 11911101-
ca there would be more room and
less danger. -

 

LOSSES THROUGH EGG

 

BREAKING.
NEW YORK. July 8.~——Losses esti
mated at $25 000 a neck through

breakage in the handling of eggs in
the New Yoxk market alone resulted
today in conferences here between OI-
ficials of the State and Federal Bur-
eaus of Markets. railway and express

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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BIG BARGAINS

a

V . V—IN—

Mes’ and Children’s
W H I T E C A N V A S
Pulls. Shoes & Oxfords

’- Itwillpa'y you to see our
'— ams.

Open Saturday Evenings.
MAX LEVY’S

 

 

 

 

 

 

Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials.

STEAK HALIBUT, lb., ...
STEAK COD, lb., ..
FRESH MACKEREL, lb.,
BOSTON'BLUES, lb.,
PLAT FISH, lb.,
HADDOCK, lb., ...

THE BEST BRAND OF CANNED FISH

BOTH MARKETS CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 7 P. M.
WEDNESDAYS AT NOON

‘Schultze’s Sanitary Markets-

......3Sc
......220
.L.25o
............160
.........12c
.....10c

out etc oo-

9-. 0-. no. to.

companies and produce merchants in
efforts to devise better methods of
handling, .

Roy C. Potts. of “’ashington, repre-
sentinrr the Federal Bureau of Mar-
kets. said reports of similar losses
had been received from Philadelphia.
Boston and Chicago. The ezgdn'eak»
ing epidemic has been in progress six
weeks. and officials say if more care-
ful handling is not enforced, an egg
famine may ensue.

 

HOLCOMB APPOINTMENTS
TO STATE; COMMISSIONS

 

H AP. TFORD, July S.-—»Governor
Holcomb this week reappointed John
H. Goss or“ “'agrbury. a director of
the state farm for women, for seven
years from July 1; and George W
Loveland of Tarrington a member of
the board of veterinary registration
and examination £01 fivt years from
Julvl The governor appointed Prof

 

 

,Norwalk~*—-South Norwalk.

of Bridgeport, resigned.

 

now about five. years.l1i111sclf

C. E. A Winslow of New Haven 11‘
member of the child welfare commis- . 7 '
sion in place of. Dr. Walter H Brown , '

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,zrmsnsr, JULY 8, 1920.

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O—NorWalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store" A

Better Buy a Bathing Suit

 

 

come at last.

SO that you can enjoy the real Summer weather that has

A Big Assortment for Men, Women 89'? Children
Bathing Caps, Shoes, Stockings and Tights

Vudor Porch Screens Are the Best Made
We Have All Sizes in Stock

Plenty of Woven and Couch Hammocks

 

WORK.

 

(Copied from Manufacturers Record,
July 1 1920).

“\V’halsoevcr thv hands find to do,
do it with all thy might." is the divine
command to all God 5 call to all men
is to work. The siothl‘ul man can find
no word of commendation or even of
palliation of his sin of idleness in all
God‘s Book and in all His teachings
to mankind

“‘ork out your salvation is an ad—
monition as applicable in indixiduai
life. and in matelial things as in spli-
llual.

It fits a nation's case as fully as it
does an individual‘s. The diligent
man 'shall stand erect in body and soul
before kings and the great ones of
earth. while the slothful man, the
slacker and the shirker of work, shall
be poor. and deservedly so.

God never blesses the idleness of
the idler. It would be contrary to His
nature to do so. .

The man who docs not work whole—
heartedly. who does not work from a
sense of duty to the world. as Well as
to his individual family,
a «budge. He cannot know
the joy of living until he throws his
wry life into his work. An old saw
maker. in telling with great joy of a
mun-winning saw which he had made.
described the method of pressing his
body against the material that made
possible the fashioning ol‘ the saw
and said: “I pressed against it until
I could feel my very lilo going into it."
That is the spirit with which every
man, rich or poor must work, and
Without that spirit no man can do his
best and stand approved of his own
conscience of his i‘vllquunn and or
the Great Judge before whom “'1‘ shall
all eventually stand and be “judged
every 1111111 according to his works."

HAYS TO SEE HARDING.
CHIPAIZO. July S.r~\\’ill ll. Hays,
Republican National clinirnmn, resum-
v-d hearings: today with parly leaders
of mo middle “’cslcrn Stains. He will
leave 1(111101'1'ow for Marion. (Jhio.wi1l1
T. Colonzan du Ponl, chairman of the
11.111111111111111 notification committee, IO
confer with Senator Harding.

L. 11. Stoddard one of the lo.“ .dcxs
of the I’rom'z ssivsc in 1912' campaign
assured party leaders of support on
tin purl of ior'mcl folloums Oi 'lluo
doxc Roosexclt.

P1otes1s from Ohio leaders against
a from porch campaign. by Senator
Harding. will be taken up with the
nominee by Mr. liars.

 

RAILROADS‘ COAL CAR WORK
INVESTIGATED.

“'ASHINGTON Jul} SH—lntestiga‘
tion of the railroad' s observance of .m
ordm manning melercnce to be given
Eastern coal mines in the assignment
01 open lop cars was begun index in
hearings hefmc the lniexsiatc Com»
memo Commission.

The pzeference order was issued re
cemly by the commission as a meas-
ure to relieve cost shortages in the
last particularlv in New England.
Since its issuance numerous com-
ilainis have been filed “im the com—
mission relalixc to the supph and ex
(hence of coal cars by the iailroads.

 

 

Are Your Eyes Failing You?

Thamcr s glascs 11 ill give you nor-
mal ‘vision.

Optometrists and Optician!
"The house of good glasses}.

87° Atlantic St... ‘ Stamford
We Close at 6 P. M. Daily.

is making of '

 

Clothing

 

Why not be well dressed? You can I
do it with a small amount of ready cash.

Easy lVeekly Payments. That’s All.

H. Krieger 69’ Co.

for Men

 

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THIRTY WARS.
The numbm ()1 “firs whim; in the
world todav stands at thinv Some
months ago the numbci “us twenty-
three “bile No 10.115 ago the 1111111
her was one. he these, Ihi11y211's
of 1920 the scattmcd fi1c ol the great
conflagralion of 1014-1918? 01' me
these unrelated wars that luwc como
to the attt mum of the world only be

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CARNIVAL SUPPLIES

HORNS—- TICKLERS-‘
MASKS— CONFETTI— ‘

Large assortment of Crepe Pa-
pcred and Paper Streamers for
decorating.

CREPE PAPER CAPS—,

FLAGS—

THE HAMILTON SHOP
49 Wall Street

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OPENING

Saturday. July 10th

SHOES MEN’S SHOES
All; greatly reduced prices, High
Grade Dress and Work Shoes.
Satisfaction and Fit Guaran-
teed. If $7.50 a pair appeals
to you, walk up a flight, save
the balance.

Watkins & Perkins
102 WASHINGTON ST.

 

 

 

 

 

WTO THE PUBLIC!

In order to keep our hell)
during the summer months
we are ofi'ering' summer
skirts made to order from
$2.50 up.

NewYork Ladies’Tailor
Dressmaker and Farrier

11 North Mala Street.
Phone 336-3.

 

 

Cause the great w.11 is over? It seems
that many of them 11111 the result of
scatttred bxands fxom the burning on
‘tbo western front. The rest or them
we amonrv Asiatic peeples who have
lt‘mned the lessons from their “Into
brothms well .and me at p1 cscnt Hay-
ing the white mans game. ~Brlllgo.
port Pest.

F. S. LYON l
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk

 

 

 

 

 

Specials for the i
Week

Hebe Brand Evap. Milk, -
can, ..11c

Yellow Split peas, lb., ...9c

Swift’s Oleo, pkg., .. . . . . . .360

Special blend Cofiee, a deli.
cious drink, lb 35c 3 for $1.

A. STULL

 

24 Cottage Street

 

Clothing and Furnishings
for

BOYS & GIRLS
From
Infancy to Graduation
—————THE————-
Children’s Store

37 West Washington So. Norwalk

 

 

 

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