. ' . . \‘r on: Way to cure the Bandul Inna. broil-ht about b! the 91mm and shoes of Democratic lessen ,, Intros, Ohio, Aug. zs.—conn- d. that Senator Harding would se- ar. the establishment of an accepta- - his international tribunal was ex- -~ in a statement made public _-lune today by Charles Evans Hughes, mi: conferred with the Sentor yes- fullndumceslaour candidate. - ,3 “I. is hardly necessary for me to 55:1” that i shall earnestly support Sen— ‘ ‘1' Harding.” the statement said. “We is mound: rare poise. high-mind- : ‘ cere. No one can meet him uni being impressed by his excep- gthe contingency "78‘1“ itse'lf to international cooperation. e cannot aflord to have a Tam‘ ”heaven.“ avana save. -manyleedred'eral mam ' ~13— - - ’. nomination of Governor Cox ‘3": tor-mined end-t of local . Democratic bosses, who represent the most bane- ‘political life. There is one sure way to detest their short to capture the Government at Washington, and that is to beat their “I believe also that Senator Hard- ing's election will aflord the surest way of securing our proper relation This country must do its part, but it must reserve the right to act in any future contingency according to its duty as . The es- hi sentials in any really eflective plan _ . capacity am! his integrity or[for international co-operatlon are to ' 'establlsh a tribunal of internal Justce where justifiable questions are con- “ASPIRIN” iWARNlNGl Unless you see i'. -‘ me “Bayer” on hblets you are not getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for 20 years and proved safe by millions. Accept only an ”unbroken package" of “nine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,” which contains proper direc- " , A fins for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rheuma- fim, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly American! Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but .1 few cents—Larger packages. boil-in is the trade mnrh of Bayer Manufacture of Moneaeet'cscldester of Salicyllandd SAFETY FIRST! ...a. corned, to provide the machinery or conciliation and go secure the ad- vantages of international conference. All this can be secured, and I believe will be secured under the presidency ony Company, of Mr. Harding, without guaranteea‘whlch, imitating the methods which attempt to commit us in un- Charles Pond, .promued 100 per cent. known contingencies and whici will proilts in six months, took in $846.50: serve as trouble-breeders and not as during its 17 days or operation before peacemakers. the authorities closed its acornl1 This 1 "I am fully convinced, as a result'was reported today'by seeder: ts to of my conversation with Senator Hard- John E. Hannlgan, receiver of the ing, that under his leadership we shall company. have our foreign relations conducted Mr. Hannigau has in accordance with our best traditions 8154.000 assets and thinks he has a and America's duty to the world will clue to 820.000 more. be discharged without ignoring her Charles M. Brightwel] and other of- duty to herself." floors of the company are under ar- . ”and: :mm BOSTON. AIS. 35...“. 0" °°” lbreing m ammmmm.‘ located only Finlud. 60m . or... values sucuas l new. comm Ind—Corporal Ar- thur Prince, of Detroit, Company B, reached Coblua. Bun”, amas- seventeen months in m Soviet hospitals an:I prisons. .. e was wounded and captured by the Bolsheviki in operations in North- e Russia in Hatch, 1010. He came on of Russia a month ago by way of He probably will be in the hospital here a month owing to the privations he endured while a prisoner in Russia and because a leg broken in battle was set improperly by Soviet sur- Republicans of Wiandot county. rest on larceny charges and have Ohio, came to Marion today to hear a been unable to obtain bail. front porch speech. . - i are monsass m POPULATION. THE GARDEN SURPLUS One of the problems of the amateur gardener, as a rule, is how to dispose of the surplus supply of produce from. his garden after the family table has been furnished, and the desired quan- tity of canned good: put up for winter use. The Potomac Garden Club of Washington, D. C.. has solved the problem in a practical manner by turn. ing over all the extra garden stuff raised by its members to the hospitals the charitable institutions of the city. On certain days the produce is brought from the private gardens to a con- venient central location‘ where rep. resentatlves from the various instilli- tions to be supplied can get it easily. There is much to be said for the plan, and it could be workcl out suc- cessfully in almost any community. A little cooperation would .mean the sal. Vllglng of a great amount of good food. , too frequently allowed to spoil with- out even being gathered, and a very respectable reduction could be made in the cost of operating many a public sen-.-— . WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.—-The pop! ulation oi Eastland, Texas. has in- creased 995.7 per cent. in ten years, the Census Bureau announced today.l It has 9,368 inhabitants, an increase or 8,513. 7.274, or 19.7 per cent. .of fresh garden stuff would alone institution. The benefit to the in_ mates from having a plentiful supply make the effort worth while. STEAMSHIP PORTERS ARRESTED AS RUM RUNNERB. BOSTON, Aug. 25.———Rum-running be- tween New York and this city. which has been reported to be active on road, rail and water routes, received If you avoid needless expendl tune you ‘ others when you cut out the w 3 down the useless. production. Thr a check today, when. prohibition agents arrested live porters of the Metropolitan Line steamer Calvin Aus- tin as they stepped ashore with seven- teen suitcases of whiskey. The ll- quor was said to be valued at 82,500. 5.: stance destroys. 1T ‘ — i . —.————-‘———— — wow—r...“ .w... .1..v,...._,_,_ . ... — ., .,. .. . r. L . ‘ < . . ‘ 3‘. ,’ i LAST CALL ‘ ~ To the Going Out of Business Sale at the N ' Every Woman’s Fashion Shop Only Three Days Left GEHEBE’S IT'S HERE IF IT’S HOUSEWARE. uses, “Save the are Wlll Cut expenses and Galveston has 44,255, an increase of who died in Paris, was brought home ion the vessel. tures at need Save and Secure safety. Clip ex- take care of themselves.” ings in this stroni! cent. interest. Cut them! TheCityNationaIBank South Norwalk, Conn. goons. AMBASSADOR DAVIS IN U. 8. 0-55- NEW YORK. Aug. 25.——John W. Da- vis, Ambassador to Great Britain. an? rived here today on the steamship Olympic .to spend two months in the United States. The body of William K. vanderbilt. s extravagance and the present less he 0 from w old. When you of waste you cut owth that checks t builds—extrava- cents and the dol- -..._.....-:r.~.. ...M-.. . de osit your sav- ank at 4 per MAXWELL ONE-HALF TON TRUCK BROCKWAY AND VIM TRUCKS Tires—Accessories—Tydol Gasoline LUTHER M. 55 RAILROAD AVENUE WRIGHT FALL SHOES' _ ’ co Prompt - NEW MODELS HAVE ARRIVED. CALF. 0N ENGLISH AND ROUND TOE LASTS STYLE. QUALITY AND SERVICE . ‘ ' $10.00 ’ ‘ ' ALLY e BRACKEN South Norwalk snornroas srx ' .FOR MEN IN BROWN Delivery l ammo STYLE FRUIT JARS with glass ‘ops; qts. or pts.,- at don... ...- (a... :.;.-_.98o ‘ 30o PARAWAX, used for preserving, 1b., 14c . D QUALITY WINDOW SHADES, any W, complete With gm“ “t, e'eee_sf€ e7“ CLOTHES LINE PROPS, 2 for ..-..25o IGLASS COFFEE FLABRS, withtin protec. fi,“o.. 'sss see see lee? an. as. econ-24° I STONE CROOKS with carver 7H..- se’i see use use see esT'e"e'a on..’$1-25' I: WRITEPAPER NAPIII‘SAOnapldns 'm ‘t pus, one 0“. cos"... ‘ea". 1.106 V ‘ WAR“ LAO] CURTAIN Stretch. : , Mmmm lite-9......” not navy rm wasnnonns .m I “000’... flojfg) _ m u“ m a ‘e efe’q “em finalsmunm‘dmgfio "7“ or at ICE And now, good housekeepers make out a list of your kitchen and general home needs, now—to- :‘ht—and be on hand tomorrow early before many of the fine thfilgs are gone. 69c JELLY STRAINERS with cloth bag and _wirestand;williit bowl 'orbaokotchsag $6.50 HALL OOLD 1’on GARNER; the Gov. ernment method; tested, approved the Good Housekeeping Institute; will quart jm 01' 18 pm 131', ‘D 'a'e'e ..9..“98' $3.00 Two quart NORTH POLE, ALL MAL CREAM FREEZERS, 59c 12 quart oarvamzsn warn rams, , , use see 'es‘e' ee- oee' 'I'U‘o‘ 50‘ 'O‘I‘I‘ 7". ‘ $2.25 two quart cuss rural-run.~ cmns ”flairwmm, “ 'e'v‘e nu... p’e'opge out" i . onto , ‘ » andhrnble__ ' it me . 150 main“, Di” m‘t ce- oss ‘ee'e' ‘ses ‘asa 10'“. $2.49 “ALL m CHOPPERS.“ ... ... see Vinson rams-Jan ,. areas cLoeee ar e r. u. aavuaeave. ‘25 WASHIN: GTON sinner. 12- at ..wmo 108 Water St., 'FOR SALE A number of second hand waaons. carts. plows. barrows. scrapers. May be ‘seen at our yard. Priced low for quick disposal. Terms cash. , . TheNorwalk Coal SSupplyCO. - So. Norwalk, Conn. The wind-up of our Summer sales. Realm Vusb‘l Yourchsneetomalreabigoatch. Get your book into thepool. hmmer suits, two-piecesults ’ PalmReachsuitsandlohalr. All have had the prices ripped wide open to clean up and make room for the Autumn Styles. ROGERS 89‘ STEVENS N ORWALK Twe Stores SO. N ORWALK Willow Furniture of Quality Unusually attractive models of rockers, arm chairs, tables, etc., that combine comfort and cheerfulness. A ._ See the Window Display-- RAYMOND & SON Wall & High Sts. Norwalk fi— ALL YOU COULD HOPE FOR AND IN FULL MEASURE THE CLEVELAND ROADSTER PLENTY 01' ROOM FOR THREE—NOW 0N DISPLAY JAMES DONALDSON 32 W. Washington St.. Phone 468. So. Norwalk sc‘rcorng For Boys and Girls at TheChildren’s Store West Washington St., So. Norwalk Royal Society Package Goods This ever popular needle-work in the new line consists of many attractive styles in wearing apparel and decorative ar- ticles. - t- 3. a nrlidfilrlum‘ Shirt waists. envelope, combination, fancy aprons, corset covers, night gowns, can scarfs, dressing racques. boudiorcapaauniqueapronbag, (whichmsybonsed fora um 3pm or Warned into a handy sbo bag,) pil- low tops. "ho-p hot canines." hot water bot Ohild'sdressesandromperl; Rahydresses (3 mos. toone ' .); Infant's long and short dresses; Child’s hats, caps_and SIM; 3‘5! pillows; Infants' set! of dress, slip caps and bib. J. I. MALLETTE 1". “I. IOU“ IORWALK. T i 301'" eee‘r‘Oegzt’oz'fb'oflfiv'ik V “ " I 3%” . roan . 3:03 “.98 » , use :93! -_ HershfieldMotor TRANSPORTATION co. ~u—n-nv. . scua’ _mnnvaamnm——-
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