Coal Chat—1
They talk it ovdr on the meet,
“Why
Aye, there's the rub! The
“or asks those higher up, he
sent. them every day; but very lit-
what the
firs are too few and miners
“ because of much delay. To.
use their soul they emu. mine
mess its sent away. The
‘ ds get the blame, by heck,‘
”being in this hole, the public
uh it in the neck, but does not
inshop and home and club,
is it we can’t get our coal?
w”
to can he
1mm say.
tellby
u its coal.
ERRISO
, Oursdvicetoourfriends and customers is to build now—
Do not west for lower prices in lumber for in reelity 111mb“
:8 not hzghdnoompsrison to other things—n01: as high now “f.
. it May be later on,
Our plenyspecidcatiom and bun of materials. Id:- any
typl 9 0‘ bull 8 you may be thinking about are yours for the .
ail it
The information and sdviee we give you may save you
a good many dollars in the cost of your house or repair bill-
Come In and talk it over with us any time. '
The Hand: e E Bailey Co [
“Tn-“- scorn nonwsnnboxx.‘
\
Cash and COmfy Metal Beds
We have a splendid stock of brass beds of many models
’ Alsimnle thing
‘ But — Important
' Ion Edison RE-CREATIONS
will play nearly twice as long
uzlany other phonograph rec-
d made.
Alain—You change no needles.
%NEW EDISON
‘The Phonograph with a Soul”
'. .3 Edison has perfected a gen-
. lilo Diamond point for his re-
producer which is permanent.
In, one has ever been able to
.. copy Edison’s secret. No one
over W111. Intel:
. Let Us Tell You Other
ganderful Things About
;; Alfred FoxPianoCO.
85 NORTH MAIN ST.
and enameled beds in various shades with brass trim.
Single beds, double beds, twin beds, cribs. ”T
High grade springs, mattresses and pillows.
RAYMOND & SON ,
Wall & High Sts. ' Norwalk
Saturday, as usual, Bargain Day
At ROSEN F IELD’S
"va " ALUMINUM TEA
10-QT. GRAY ABATE POTS
KETTLES; 5-qt. capacity Sat. Spec., ..... $1.39
$4.00 value; Saturday .
Spec/Isl, ............ $3.29 GALVANIZED OIL CANS;
1-gal. size, Sat. Spec, 490
“MIRRO” ALUMINUM
TEA BALL TEA POTS; FOLDING LUNCH BOXES,
STUDENTS
WHO
ENTER IN AUGUST
ARE
ONE MONTH
AHEAD
‘ MERRILL
Business C ollege
blN SESSION NOW.—
Colonial design; Saturday Sat. SPF-Cu . . .390
» S ecial ............ 2.39
p $ WOODEN SALT BOXES,
ALUMINUM SAUCE FANS, Sat. Spe3., . . . . . . . . . .190
1-qt. size; Sat. Spec. . .29c EXTRA THICK JAR RUB-
PARKER COFFEE MILLS, games; Saturday Special,
Glass cannister; Saturday p (gm, ' ' """ 25°
Special ............ $1.39 GLASS BUTTER DISHES;
WHITE CUPS a SAUCERS, sat- 3P9“ - - 35°
Saturday Special, cup and LEE BROOMS, NO. 6; $100
saucer, .............. 190 value, Sat. Spec, ...690
O-CEDAR MOPS; Regular FIBRE CHAIR SEATS; all
$1.25, Sat. Spec, . . . .980 sizes, . . . . . . . . .15c
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
Houseflu'nishings, Hardware and Auto Supplies
125 Washington St. Phone 340 Free Delivery
J‘
l. HARDWARE &
. AUTO SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
lI-s 1215-5. So. Rorwslk, Ct.
‘heto Parts, Starter and
Generator Brushes
Q end Greases
Itewu-t Spesdmeter Parts
My Gasoline and Kerosene
Ah Supplies, Tires and Tubes
E. H. Hedenberz. Pron.
no. Sewing 'fire Your Eyes?
Ion should'experience no dis-
.fort in doing the finest kind of
doidery or sewing if you wear
wgnoot glasses or have perfect
m <5
Emu find dificulty in reading
or sewing for any length of time,
you should consult us at once.
0- skilhand experience are at
J‘s.- let-Vices.
R. L.Good
W Optometrist and Optician
New Located at Suite 203
“menial Bldg, Norwalk.
Formerly Gazette Bldg.
Phone 2423.
A
Smith. Underwood
um Rooms. 0
per month. Idem.
I016 ottiourmonth
PLUMBER.
WRITER EXCHANGE
--e w Ave. Bride-port. cell.
.. —Try a classified advertisement in
1 . Sentinel tor the best results.
H July Clearance Sale
or ALL OUR DRESSES including Silk, Georgette,
Foulards, Novelty Voiles, Organdies and Gingham.
Also Waists and Blouses.
Skirts and Middies in all the newinate '
latest styles. - male and the
THE PARIS
Satin
AMA;
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET SOUTH NORWALK
WANT RAILROAD STATISTICS. :2 DEAD, 35 HURT IN
WASHINGTON Aug. 6.—-Rauroadsl TROLLEY CAR RIOT
having annual operating revenues in! _
Continued From First Page.
excess of one million dollars were on!
tiered today by the lntcrstu‘te (‘OnI-l
merce Commission to submit quarter-l .
ly reports giving the number of their mm?“ M ”‘9 “NW” P031 partially d9-
cmployes of various claSScs and the [mollshed and damage done (0 Ci"
services rendered by them. The purdhm'm‘ m widely separated sections of
pose of the order, it was explained, IS the clty.’
to provide more up to date railway. The riots followed the first success-
labor statistics than are fumgshed h). ,ful effort of the tramway company to
the regular annual reports of the. carry passengers on street cars, man-
roads to the commission. “19“ by ai'ml‘d SURF-breakers The
____.-. up“ Denver Post Opposed the strike.
LAUNCHES LASHER BOOM. lEveI-y window in the place was brok-
HARTFORD, Conn. Auz‘6.—Vi'alter en. presses hammered, sand thrown
Lashcr. Bridgeport millionaire and Into the rollers, and the business of.
’President of the Weed Automobilqfice ""36““!-
~53“? $22332??? {Z'fiai‘iiiii‘fdoimiii ? CONNECTICUT CO.
AGAIN UPHELD
'Democratic ticket by Assistant At-l
Continued from First page
.Iocney General Thomas J. Spellacy is;
most prominently mentioned as the,
candidate on the Republican ticket. i
i
Foley’s
Honey and Tar
~
lthe matter in Superlor court, struck
out the McCarthy paragraph. on mo-
lvon. and appointed a committee to as-
-sess damages to be sustained by flood-
Iing lands along the river road. Mc-
COMPOUND ' Carthy appealed. The Supreme court
IS A TIME-TRIED REMEDY the: guDhOldS Judge “'arnelfi
canberelied upon to “t ridoi’ooughs ‘ Other Supreme court decisions in
clude:
'Ihat compensation commissioners
have lawful right to reopen a case set-
tled by voluntary Reament between
“The only tamed we ever use for parties. the patricular also in Debt
cough end coids is o 's Honey and being that of E, L. Fair and the Hart-
Tsr Compound. It has purflgfd- I‘or'l Rubber W'orks.
5‘)ny ears, and It never tells In. — i Error is found in the case of An-
. H. oley. lequcm- MlCh- 'tlwcny J. “'illiams. of New Haven. and
"I surely know the worth of Foley's iorh 11‘s, against the National Fruit
Honey and Tu, so I have taken it 'Company, of California. In the lower
with good results. "Also have sold lcourt judgment was given the defend-
hundreds of bottles. --A- In. fine- but, The case is remanded. Breach of
bury. Parkersburg, W- V‘- warranty is the basis 01' the suit.
. Children like Foley‘s Ham, l
sndcoldsthst lead to serious illness“;
neglected.
Every User a Friend
--.———-—-——-———
LONDON, Aug. 5.——The British Gov-
and To" It cantains’wofl- 5' 9cmflflnt's operations in Russian flax
:Z‘fnzgl not mm“! a 461”“ land seed up to March 31, resulted in a
ifiorth recently told the members
the Flax Control Board.
For uIs by Stilhomm corp, °t
"emu
lflhlm
» REWAR-llfilliiilmr
Patrolman Prank Stratton will be
awarded the hand embroidered Skull
Cap by the Society for the Suppress-
ion of UbiquitouSIReporteI-s, for dis-
tinguished services performed yester-
day afternoon, it the recommendation
of Attorney Paul. R. Connery has any-
thing to do with it.
The attorney, the'pafrolmau and a
reporter for The Sentinel were dis-
"vchicles" in "a recent article
cussing the new. parking ordinance.
whcn*Patrolma’n ‘Stratlon took excep-
ton to The Seniinel's remarks about,
and definition of. “vehicles." in a re-
cent articlc. Withla‘flne flow of lung.
uage the stalwart copper said: “Feet
ain't vehicles. you dumb-bell, where
do you set that stuff?" Attorney Con-
nery added: "You're right, Frank. you
always are." Emboldencd by these
words of praise, the officer swelled
his chest with pride, warned two jit-
ncy drivers to blow their horns when
they passed him, and looked about to
see If all was well along \Vashlngton
street. '
A timid defense was attempted by
the reporter: “But. Frank. you‘ll have
to admit, even at the risk of being dis-
courlcous. that a wagon is a vehicle.
and that a baby carriage is.a vehicle.
and that a strict interpretation of the
terms of the ordinance would mean
that these two vehicles could not be
parked on the street." With a cry of
delight. like that of Mayan Donovan
finding a mistake in the ancient Har-
Slrom administration‘, or discoveringa
stray dollar that has not been garner-
cd into the city treasury. but has been
attempting to wander about. in the
hopes of improving the clIy. by help—
ing not the Government appropriation
for harbor improvement. or by getting
enough of his follows together to pay
the teacher's salaries, Iho patrolman
turned and exclaimed: “A baby car-
riage isn't a. vehicle."
Looks or astonishment passed be-
uvccn the reporter and Attorney Con-
m‘l‘)’. “’lml was to happen? “'hat
now rcmmk would be llllrlf‘ll forth. by
the only rival of Thomas Hunt. de-
tective sergeant. m aslonish the popu
late and cause tho pooplc to fall down
and Worship at the fool of the (‘aliph
of iiaviiand street?
A ru-ovcry was made by the report:
or. “if a baby carriage isn't a vohi~
cle, what is ll?“ be dcmamlnd.
“it‘s a pcrambulutor." was the re-
lOrl.
He then moved off, loznin: lhc :If-
Iomcy and tho repnrlnr tn slruzlllc lo
lllfll' l‘f>|\P(‘1l\'0 ofilces as best ihcy
might, Ihc former with tho full dolor»
minalion IlInI undying fnmr‘ should ho
vvnn by the patrolman. and that the
liinhcsl award that the Society for the
Supprcssinn of l'biqulf—ous Reporter!
could bcslow would be his.
LAVERY SUMMONS
ANDY SCHLECHTWEG
(Continucd from Page One)
—_...._ .
(‘nnslnhlc Schlcchtwcg was given a
verbal summons to appear beforc the
cmnmissloncr. late Wednesday after-
noon. Rcvcnuc nfilccr McGuinncss
and (‘icmentiuo mot him in tho offlco
or (‘hicf or l‘olicc William H. Brcn-
nan, and told him In appear before
the commissinncr. Nothing more
was said. Constable Schlechlwcz
said hc would appear. ‘.\'0 inkling of
the charge against the constable was
given out by tho rcvcnuc men.
Commissioncr Lavcry atatcd. over
the inn: disluncn tcléphonc that the
bearing is the outcome of a dispute
of authority hctwepn Constable Sch
lcchtwcz and a rcvenuc omccr m
lrccnwich. ,
. (in tho nicht of July 28 while rid;
in: through Grer‘nwich. with his wife
and friends. in an automobile which
was owned and dl‘ll‘vn by min 01’ his
[friends Constable Schlcchtwog was
blnught to the Greenwich police head-
quarters in the rcvcnue officer,
the officer had demanded t
permitted to search
for liquor..
Constable Schick-inure:
making his identity
\vlih the revenue 0
light to search the automobile.
dered him to drive to
quarters at Greenwich.
At Grccwich headquarters.
floor demanded that
the Ol-
Constuhle Sch—
l‘or 48 hours. Desk Sergeant Fahoy.
who was on duty at the time. refused
:profit of $12,500,000, Lord Inverfortn
-to lock up the Stamford constable
,stating to tho gmcrnmcni officer that
.the constable would appear when
wanted. .
Mcrcadantc was in a rage when
Constable Schlechlwcg left the poucc
headquarters. The covernmcnl
'was threatened with arrest by the
IGI'eemvic-h police. if he continued it‘
'make as much noise as he was mak
ing.
Mercandante complained to has su-
perior omcers about the matter. Per-
haps the question as to whether or
not the government Officer: have the
right to search automobiles without
warrants will be thrashed cut at the
hearing.
'COLEMAN’S BODY
HAS ARRIVED HERE
(Continued from First page)
;heid dear to him, for the country in
which he has thrived. will be given
him on Sunday, when according to
_.ordeIS from Vice Commander Broth-
,clton, the former soldiers of this city‘date the culture 01‘ ‘11
people.”
i
«will assemble at 1 o‘clock to march
in honor of Coleman.
For a while it was doubtful
the body would be returned, but the
English burial place was located and
the body shipped for these shores
shortly after Mr. Snimn's.
Coieman was married before he
ileft for France and besides his wife,
'is survived by his mother, a resident
a
3 ._ momma
after {the island where Alexander
but be be ,between 1705. 1700 and l715 lived tho
the autonlobile experiences that fumlshed the basis
lcchtwcg be locked up, without ball.'
man i
, of Honolulu.
at
Look at These
$2.75 SUITS. NOW . . . .
$3.75 SUITS. NOW . . . .
$4.50 SUITS. NOW . . . .
‘r "I .-
EVENING
‘ A Big Sale of Bathing Suits
Right in mid-Summer we have marked down every Bathing Suit in stock——
$4.25SUITS. NOW. . ......S3.75 ‘
KIDDIE SUITS. 6 mos. to 5 yrs,
. I .NOW... W515i) $3.50SUITS.NOW.... ..... $3.00
$2 00 SUA'IisL MEN’S l and 2 PIECE SUITS REDUCED 20. PER CENT.
_ "EL Tamar, sooner 6,1920, ...
Prices for Ladies’ Bathing Suits
...5225 $10.75 SUITS. NOW. ....$9.00
...$3.25 ” $8.00 SUITS. NOW. ...$7.00
$6.00 SUITS. NOW. ..$5.00
-..$4.00 $5.00 SUITS. NOW. ...$4.25
.ALL OF THE SUMMER VOILES AND GINGHAM DRESSES AT COST
4* “—- W
of this city.
Funeral services will be held from
St, Mary’s church Sunday alternoon
at " o'clock.
Iinusuncnusnl’s
Elwillli YET
Unchanged Since It Was In-
habited by Hero of Defoe’s
Story—Prof. Bryan Vis-
its Island in Pacific—He
Spent Two Days in Place
Where Selkirk Lived.
SAN FRANCISCO. Ana. o.«—»Llitle
boys who yearn to follow in the foot-
steps of Robinson (‘I‘USoe will be
happy to learn that the cave in which
Dcl‘oc's hcro lived for four years is
still habitable and unchanged Since
the day when Crusoe and his man
Friday reigned supreme.
This cheering news for the young
or generation was brought back In
Iixilizmion by Dr, \‘i'illlam Alanson
Bryan, professor of zoology and £90"
may of thc l'niversily of Hawaii, af-
tcr a year‘s travel in Latin Amcrrca
and South Pacific waters in Search
of evidence to prove or disprove the
theon‘ of continental submergcnce in
the Pacific as the explanation of the
existence Of Ihe various island groups
of Polynesia.
The search for evidence carried
Prof. Bryan over 23,000 miles or land
and sea travel filled with hardships
and perils the recounting of which
Outdccs the cxpcrlcncc of Robinson
Crusoe. However. inasmuch as he
zathcrcrl data of highest value to the
scientific world. he considers the trip
Worth all the hardships it onst him.
animals native to these isolated
islands and scoured much cvidcncc
to support the theory of continental
submergeuce. ,.
“I bring back with is." he said.
"facts that tend to Show that sonic
time.probably within the crclaceous
pcrlnd of geologic tlnicathcrc xtst-
cd 3 land connection extending from
the San Juan Fernadcz islands. 400
miles off Valparaiso. in the Hawaiian
group. a distance of 6,000 miles.”
Despite the scientific value of the
investigations of Prof, Bryan to
Young America his visit to the island
of Robins-0e Crusoe assumcs para-
mount rintcrest,
Prof. Bryan remained alone for
two days and two nights on )lasatler-
ra, or the Juan Fernandez group——
Selkirk.
for the classic adventure of “Robin-
witnout son Crusoe.“ He adhered as strictly
known, disputed as possible to the primitive mode of
mp5,. mp mum-'3 living adopted of
(Tm- famous shipwrecked
oer *Mercadanlc said he would "Show" cooked his simple
him whether ho had the richt. am: or. b.‘
necessity by the
mariner. He
meals, furnished
the Sparse plant and animal life
police llcml- 0" Masatierra, in the shelf-like Oven
chiseled by Selkirk out of the solid
rock of the cave. The lonely habita-
tion lies in an isolated valley. sur-
rounded by great towering Yaoun-
tains, and is reached from the colon-
hed pan of the island only after
many hours on a stormy sea.
Prof. Bryan who made oxtenslveln-
vestigattons in Easter Island, the
most highly isolated land in the
world inhabited by a primitive peo-
De.
"This island." he explained. '15 2.-
100 miles of! the coast of Chile. In
order to reach it I traveled by a
small tramp sailing vessel, the trip
occupying two months or time and
requiring over 7,000 miles of sail-
ing. The primitive inhabitants of
these islands were Polynesians. and
were celebrated for their wonderful
Stone automobiles, of which between
500 and 600 remain on the island in
an area thirteen miles long by seven
miles wide. A great scietiilc problem
has always been just how these mon-
uments were made and transported
from one part of the island to the
other,-and set up in native burial
temples by these primitive people.
Many of the monuments weigh as
much as fifty tons, and there are as
many as sixteen set up in a Single
temple. I feel that l have gained the
information that will tend to eluci-
ese interesting
Prof. Bryan is attending the Pan-
Paciuc Congress of distinguished
men of science from all countries in
and about the Pacific, called under
the auspices of the Bishop Museum
The purpose or the
conference is to formulate plans for
a complete nthropjological general
survey of the islands of the Pacific.
I progressing under
1 STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M.
H. Krieger 89‘ CO.
CLOSING OUT OF ALL READY TO WEAR Al’-
PAREL FOR MEN. WOMEN. BOYS & GIRLS
Practically all SHOES. PUMPS and OXFORDS: all
THE SILK AND COTTON DRESSES: WAISTS.
SWEATERS: BOYS’ WASH SUITS.
Prices are reduced to the lowest level. Buy now and save
at least 50 per cent. on all your purchases.
Easy Payments
As for back as 1907, Prof. Bryan orig-
inated a plan for Pacific cxploration TRY OllR
h n he organized the Pacific Scion» . T , . ,
do: institute, but was intorn-r;ui SATLTRDAY & SI hDA‘
with because Andrew Carncmc Ic-
sired to have the great lOfHIII'h tole- SPECIAL
scope Of Mount \K'ilson completed be; I ID. ASSOI’I I Chocolates
tore his death. The present congress _
is a I-cvivlflcation ol' the idea and is 79¢ a box
the lcadcrship of
Dr. Gregory of Yale l'IIivcrslty, now
head of the BishOp Museum,
MOREW
The Hamilton
Shop
LOCKED UP IN
- BRIDGEPORT 49 WALL STREET
(Continued from Page One} , ___
for Hartford according in one of ‘hp . . .
prisoners. “'hen the truck was halt- Clothing and Furnishings
ed by federal agents. Trussa and Mas. for
chase who proceeded it “ll al lam:
I in car. turned but an calnll‘( ,. v
18:! clgrzo of whiskey with the result B015 8.. GIRIAS
that they were arrestcd along WI'h From
Gcrshkowitz, thc driver.
Infancy to Graduation
—-—THE—-—
Children’s Stet; I
87 West Washington So. "Nomaflt .
—Try a classified advertisement in
the Sentinel tor the best results.
BAT-ED PAPER, $150400 lbs.
JUNK
L. EFF RON '
3 Rowan St., E. Norwalk
Tel 441 Tel. 441
0
DAVID RUDLOF
Is paying the best pnccs for all
kinds of junk.
$1.00 A hundred for Maguzlncs
and Papers.
35 RAYMOND ST.
woman
BIG BARGAINS
..m...
Ladies’ and Children’s
W H I T E C A N V A S
Punt”. Shoes & Oxfords
' see our
Olsen Saturday Evenings.
MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
31 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
...—.4
Dorlon House
Shore Dinners
“kinds of SeaFood
Steaks, Chops and
Chicken
A La Carte _
—~—-d
ll. & 3. AUTO EXCHANGE,
NORWALK, CONN.
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
TM, 1108: H0000, 01‘
I? WAIHINOTON IT.
I" RID MEN’S IUILDINU.
List your car with us. We will
sell it for you. If you want a
car of any make see us.
Tel. 2584, 42 Orchard St.
Tel. 2170-12, Chestnut Hill Ave.
Cunningham O’Bach
GARAGE
DEALERS
__m__
HIGH GRADE
USED CARS
(Car for every require-H
meat)
seaward: — NEW YORK
TRANSPORTATION
Hsnufacturer A Emily”!
Long Distance Hank!!!
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