w, I think it is a. shame.”
, “$197.
surely is no telling.
:-
Coal Chat-4 L'
"11” price of coal is aWIul
,Our advmo to
not wait for
ourh'iendsaudcustomersistobuild now—V
prices in lumber for in reality lumber
to other thingy-mot u'hi’gh now I!
*‘ -- rm
specifications and bills of materials for any
be thinking about are yours for the
"it my M M
Our plans,
I type of building you may
You're just dead right in ev-
my sense, we’re thinking much;
1" me. Its in the air, none
to care, the World is in:
”Goal is a thing you've
. g to have. :Hold up your hands'i.
The information and advice we give you—mi} ’save you
dollars in the cast of your house or repair bill-
and talk it over with us any time.
The Hatch E's“ Bailey CO. “
sou-Tn noawanx, com.
a good many
i: ‘0 robbers are not all in jail.
me do buying. selling. They
h coal and other things at
gulte cempelling and where;
- boost the price of things
saw“ awn” ” j"
“Sillllifi SHEEN”
screen" to secure partisan spoils.
ernment control," he also asserted
charging that “millions and millions’
were being raised in campaign con
tributions.
first vigorous assault on the Republi
:‘Qllinole thing
. But -e- Important
over will.
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TRY A WHITE HOUSE BREADERY PIE
WITH YOUR NEXT DINNER. MADE
FROM FRESH FRUITS—WHITE HOUSE
BREADERY NEXT TO
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flow Edison REEREATIONS
Um“. flay nearly twice as long
q other phonograph rec-
‘Zm—You change no needles.
WNEW EDISON
""th Phonograph with a Soul"
‘ VII. “hon has perfected a gen-
‘ nine Diamond point'for his re-
, which is permanent. .
.... yup has ever been able to
goopy Edison’s secret. No one
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83 WASHINGTON ST. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405
eral public.
garchy." The Democrats, he added
present a cause of "constructive, pro
penses .
the I‘elllOCl‘alK' party." said GovernOl
suggests,
Let Us Tell You Other
tortal oligarchy. which. for the time
:Wolulerful Thinlrs About
Schultze’s Saturday specials
. Wired Fox PianoCO.
LEGS SPRING LAMB, lb . .
FOREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB, 1b., . .. . .. ... . ..240
Rm LAMB CROPS, 1b., .
LOIN LAMB crlops, 1b., .-.
STUDENTS
WHO
, ENTER IN AUGUST
ARE
ONE MONTH
AHEAD.V
NIERRILL
being. has assumed control of the Rt-
publican party, has abandoned the
idealism of other days.
"We shall not alone make appeal to
the electorate by contrasting the rules
of emnomlc thought. that have prevail-
ed in the past, but we shall call at-
tcntion to the delinquent attitude in
which this country has been placed
by Senatorial intr’tvue and to the very
definite prograutof action We pledge.
"The circumstances in the last
eighteen months convict the Republi-
STEWZLAMB, 1b., ..
Born MARKETS CLOSE
. . . . . . . . . . . - ' my with the A‘nerican peoplu. I'nder
SATURDAYS AT 7 P
WEDNESDAYS AT NOON
S'cllultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk—South Norwalk
Business C Ollege
-IN SESSION NOW—
Angevine Furniture. CO.
5 AUTO SUPPLY CO.
. ‘2 Water St.
, Furnish Homes Complete
, m HARDWARE & I
.2 lot-omen So.Norwalk, 0t.
3 ~ - Porn, Rotter and
HershfieldMotOr
TRANSPORTATION CO.
Daily Service Between New York and Norwalk-———l
nausea. ,
matron net-Imus.
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
min-getruclnatyoururvieeforallkindsofh‘anspor-
tation; padded van for furniture work.
Main Ofice, 26 Concord Street, South Norwalk, Phone 294
New York Office. 201 West 20th.. Phone Chelsea 8059
Baum, Underwood,
Remington. all owe
makes. sold. rented
repaired. Rentals. 3;
Per month. Machine-
Iold atolovermonm
would establish a class feeling and
-"w Ave. ”W con, high living costs,
__
l rlon House
more D.
‘ Steaks, Chops and
" Chicken '
ALa Carte
ON SALE
LOUNSBURG, MATHEWSON & CO.’S.
OXFORDS AND PUMPS
AT 20 PER GENT. OFF
in this sale all our other ' h grade
also some very good models of 113:1: white
We have included
low dices,
' 9; tildsof SeaFood
Shop Before Six.
ELWOOD e GLOVE
base thefts. Other leading battéfis:
122 Washington Street E .
of a week‘agoa72.‘ E. Ayrs, ofBoa-
ton, has an average of 858; Rough.
m. and N'ichtflfion. '32:.
drive hitters with 13. Max Cote?
M becomes. - WLNew
York, is the best run getter with 68.
omen/lending? butters: 31.: slut
Louiyofi; ~Wllllams, 325; K
can leadership with attemptod trick-
one pretext after another they pro-
ventt-d the readjustment Of national
conditions. They proposed certain
reservations to the League of Nations
and then they were abandoned. No
unplejudiced person can deny that the
consequence of abandoning the Leag-
ue and attempting an entilely new
project will be long. If the voters 0f
the Republic, without regard to party.
desire action, they will render a ver-
dict so overwhelmingly exmossive Of
public indignation that scheming poll-
ticlans {or years to come will not for—
get. i
Declaring for "square dealing be
tween men and no preference under
Government,” Governor the: warned
aaginst distortion of the basic princi-
ples of the Government, and added:
:‘A powerful combination of inter.
ests now is attempting to buy Govern
mental control. They are raising mil-
lions and millions of dollars'into a
campaign fund. Just how it will be
used, the future alone can tell. “'e do
know it is being employed now to
amuse racial discontent. to breed. un-
rest. and to being the public mind.
The movement is based upon greed
and selfishness. and, if succesoful, will
result in an extreme reaction and a
disordered society., Rather than make
these groups of men the sponsors of
GoVernmem. they must be named to
demean themselves under the vlgtlmt
restraining eye of a Governmental pol- ‘
icy based upon the Golden Rule. They and district courts are under the lur-
have their own notions: about the set-
tlement Of industrial disputes. They of the lrisb Republic.
would enforce them with their pup~
pets in office. They Would continue 88“?“ to abide by the decision and
pronteering and rel-establish the rule “0‘ '9- take "I" the case in an “enem
court' meaning a. British institutioh
‘“ ”eland- This agreement and the
“mm“ 0‘ DUbllc Opinion constitutes
impossible." ‘he “3"" or “I? new courts in civil
The proposal of the Democrats to Case“- The power in criminal cases
mi two billion dollars from Federal
expense, Governor Cox said. also
would guard against its multiplication
of Govelnment by the few. They
making fair and honest readjustment
many times in “illegal profits" and
CHICAGO, Aug. 14.-—~Ty Cobb boost-
ed his batting average in the Ameri-
can Woe to an. bun Tris Speaker
continues to tdp the regulars with a are direct ties
mark of 417. “Babe" Ruth leads in
batting with 387. being topped by
up to the compilation of these aver-
ages ‘ which include Wednesday’s 2:211:53 gastlgymm as a (Owl.
game. Rice, of Waslngton. has 43
in Sign spans .
W'HEELING. W. Va... Aug. 14.——Gov~ . - o , , , . S
...... C“ ...... W“ ..., °“ 1.....- —Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods tore—
lican opposition charging its leader- , '
ship with “attempted trickery” of the _
American people in opposing the '
League of Nations, and with conduct-
ing a campaign behind a “smoke
That “a powerful combination Orin-
terests now is attempting to buy Gov-
The Governor loosed his attack in
an address here at the West Virginia
Democratic convention. It was his
Although advocacy of the League of
Nations, which the Governor declared
was “the greatest movement of right-
eousness in the history of the world."
was his main theme, he also attacked
again the Republican “Senatorial oll~
greesive. economic service in peace,"
and promise definitely a saving of $2.-
000.000.1300 annually in Government ex-
Cox. “Through its policies and con "
duct. it must render good faith in be- IN
half of the nation, of the soldiers of l
the war. and to our allies, “ho helped
to achieve victory. It is not a partl-
san affair. The'campaign this year is
not a contest for the triumph of a D0;
litlcal party. It is purely a matter 0|
concluding a duty to civtlizntion and
doing it as quickly as prudent con.
sideration of our country's interest:
a
“Leadership in a great moral dues
lion has been given to the Democracy.
for the simple rcasofl that the Sena-
llhem they go on hunger strike and‘
lies with
that, is becoming less and less secre-
tive in its activities. The courts are
held in public halls or in any ‘placo
convenient and reports of the des-
’ ‘ guictign of the court house of the
Bun“ B 8T3 dainty? government come in almost
Sinn Feln has no prisons S
I'll . entenc
in more serious criminal cases and th:
BA ‘Nfi AVERAEE on? most dread
only to England Penalties to '
Tl‘ _ . . . r -
nor offences are usually a modlflgtll-
9
v
“A grave responsibility rests with ’
of appeals. which when set up wil
Ireland as virtually ceased to func
whatever.
Arthur Griffith. the leader of Sinn
F‘ein in lreland, told The Associated
Press. that it had not been decided
whether to have three or five judges
on the supreme bench nor had any
of the judges been selected.
“()ur lower courts have been suc-
cessful in checking the wavo of crime
that was over lreland a few months
ago," said Mr. Griffith. "\Vhatever
may be said about the Republican
government by our enemies it must be
and is admitted that petty crime has
been on the wane all over the coun'
try since our courts began to function.
Naturally many cases both criminal
and civil have been appealed but we
have no courts higher than a district
court to which we may take them. Ap-
peal cases are piling up and the need
:of a supreme court is increasing ev-
ery day.
"We do not anticipate any more
trouble with the military and police in
holding meetings of the supreme
court than we have had in connec-
tion with the lower ones. Now and
then an armed forced prcvonts their
being bold. but in that case the court
meets again somewhere else. In no
instance have the troops and police
pcrmanenlly prevented cases from
being tried."
The plan for t'orcstalling British
judges and courts is very simple but
quite effective. \Vhen court is call-
ed men summoned for jury service
fail to appear. Fines up to 8500 have
been imposed on abeenteee. if the
officers arrest them and imprison
subsequently are released. hence the
British authorities have ceased to
use imprisonment as a weapon and
their courts are rapidly ceasing to
function.
All officers of the Sinn Fein parish
lsdictlon of the Department of Justice
Each litiganut in a civil action
the Irish volunteers, a tort»
ed. is deportation, us-
tion of the pillory system.
sultan mum
DUBLIN. Aug. 14.—Sinn Fcin is or-
ganizing. under the name of the Irish
Republic government. a supreme court
complete the system of tribunals so
successful in handling minor disputes
for the past months. The biggest
court of the British govclnmcnt in
lion be use appeals have been with-
drawn and many litigants decline to
recognize that it has any authority
Don’t ‘ Miss the Summer Sales
Reliable Merchandise in Every Department Marked
' WAY
cans. and was to be followed tonight
by another address~made ..to the gen-
DOWN
r
Bathing Suits, Summer Dresses, Sport Waists and
A Middies, Gordon Hosiery and many other items.
.
l
STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M.
H. Krieger Ea? 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 '
TIDE SWEEPING
TO A DOMINION
RULE FOR IRISH
(Continued tram first not.)
A resolution was unanimously adop
ted which said the Government's Irish
bill now before Pprliament was not
acceptable to the irish people and
that it should be amended so as to
give full control to the Irish people
over all local affairs. including taxa-
flap.
The resolution urinal the Govern-
ment to not immediately, "as every
passing month makm settlement
more difficult."
It ls considered signindcnt that tho
Ulstreites are falling in line with the .
Dublin Chamberof Commerce. which
is largely Unionist. and the southern
l‘nionist in support of dominion home
rule. which they heretofoxo have de-
cried.
lDNDON. Aug. li.—~ Should the re-
port printed by the Freeman's Jaur
no! of mblln that the, Government has
will not cause much surprise here.
.Mr. “’ylie‘s resignation would be
the second resignation from the Vic-
eroy‘s council, and probably for the
same reason as was given tby~Slr
Thomas StaffOrd. who resigned early
in the week because. as he put it.
the Premier “has refused to take the
only step giving a chance for peace.
namely the firm and immediate offer
of a form of dominion Government.”
The Ministers were in session at
Downing street today discussing the
Irish problem. During the council
Sir Hamar Greenwood, (‘hiet‘ Score.
tary for Ireland. was summoned.
The movement in favor of domin-
ion home rule. with reservations cou-
ccrniug the army and navy and other
questions, has grown with astonishing
rapidity in recent months. It is gen-
l
Let Us
DEVELOP and PRINT
Your Pictures
Expert Workmanship
Twnty-four Hour Service
Enlargements a Specialty
The Hamilton
Shop "
49 WALL STREET .
,E —- 2'
Lollies' and Childlen’s
W H I T E C A N V A S
Puma. Shoes & Oxfords
decided to adopt a demlnlon solution 111'
of the Irish problem prove correct it i! P :fi pay you to see 0
Olen Saturday Evenimrs.
BIG BARGAINS
IN—
MAX LEVY’S
SHOE STORE
81 So. Main .St.
SOUTH NORWALK
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tolls-0M“, 1103: House, 69.”
. WAOHINGTON OT.
I" RID HEN'O BUILDINLK
erally believed to be favored by Pro-
mier Lloyd George.
—.~_.
DISORDE 8 IN GREECE.
ATHENS, Aug. 13.~——The news of
the attempted assassination of Pre-
mier Venlzelos, in Paris; has given
rise to unbridled popular indignation
here. resulting in excesses such as
the wrecking of plants of opposition
newapapers and the residence of for»
Nutrltieue Feeds.
Eggs are a complete food. Meats
h builders. Beef broth.
is ‘
runs'ilcored with 120 and in total bm't‘hfijgugxrbut ““3“?“ 0" mutton!
bases with 4395. He stands fourth in
'all precautions taken by the Govern-
er. Veal. When young trying to escape from a military was *
god Ind nutritious. Pork is nam';tcort.
61
Jackson with 392 and Sisler, runner infigdsfndcfifiif: never be Riven to
mer Premier Skouloudls. in spite of
meat, Many of the opposition lead-
uum PAPER,$1.50-100 lbs.
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Tel 441 Tel. 441
JUNK
L. EFFRON
ere were enacted.
M. lragoumis, former Greek minis-
ter to Petrograd, was shot dead while
be given even be-
fore heel or lumen The white meat
E. 00m”, “0:. Rice. 352; flannel. ‘51; 3; the chicken is the easiest digested
Cobb. 341; Jacobson, St. Louis, 387:
all meats when either boiled or
Hendryx. Boston. 337; Weaver. 885:
Earl Smith. St. Longs. 333; Judge, 328:
Felshr 327-; ~ 3. EO’Nelll. Clevolflldi 327.
Eager “Homily retained his marl;
C. Y. Williams topped the circuit
f St.
chy.
324; King. New Terran; Young.
New Yer 322:“ Helm". 318; '
:3; Groh,‘
313; Ryan. 316; z.
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em but of :eu value In strangle
eat or fowl.
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