'Y'VV”
Someone Said—4
“A noisy noise annoys an eye. .
1er,” but a noise like Coal sounds;
fine to us. Such music makes us
romp and mister and thrill with
“action, plus. A symphony
int drama the senses, a ‘sweet
floretsste of pleasant hours when
new lshall drift along the fences
is through the house ’tis
“g and flowers. Its sound is
t to those who’re freezing, a
m those who're old or ill, no
‘ to them could be more
“ix—at least until they get
a w .n. Lam
fiflllls o.
A
BIG BARGAINS
Lefies’ and Childl en’s
’AW'HITE CANVAS
ms. Shoes & Oxfords
inl‘i'ay you to see our
5.00. Saturday Evenings.
MAX LEVY’S
fSHOE STORE
131 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK
TH]: SOUTH
Homily; EVENING SENTINE
Except for a brief space after the landing of the Pilgrimi. “'9
needs of dwelling houses In this country has never probably been so
urgent as It Is at present.
Notwithstanding this urgent need of houses, there are few being
built. Some people simply have not the money, and others think that
the cost of construction Is so much higher today than It will be In a
year or two hence that they have decided to muddle along for a time
as best they can.
. Prices are going to be maintained because labor Is demanding an
elght hour day with higher wages, which will mean reduced produc-
tion and substantially increased costs. .Dun's review of April 3rd says
“It Is now recognized that any material weakening In quotations Is
unlikely “Mil production overtakes consumption, and there Is little
In slght at present to encourage expectations."
If you are compelled to rent a home for the next five years, at
the most conservative estimate, you will undoubtedly have to pay at
least an average of $10 month more than you have been paying.
With a probable Increase In transportation charges of 30 per cent,
is there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber prices, at
the end of five years can possibly decrease sufficiently to equal the
additional rent which you will pay during that period.
Buy now—Own your own home. Come and see us.
‘ you with suggestions and in the selection of material.
Th e I Hatch £9“ Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Let us help
J ACOBY’S
FINAL CLEAN-UP SALE
Of All Suits, Coats, Dresses, Waists,
Skirts, Sweaters and Bathing Suits
a: 3. AUTO EXCHANGE,
'NORWALK, CONN.
We will
If you want a
of only make see us.
Tel. 2584, Q Orchard St.
2179-12, Chestnut Hill Ave.
your car with us.
it for you.
vid W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
"roles—Office, 1103; House,
U WASHINGTON 81'.
in RED MEN'S BUILDlNG-
69F
FALL SHOES
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
Made for service. are stylish and rightly
priced. _ ' or II . .
A fine assortment of splendid lasts in
Black and Mahogany Calfskin.
Shop Before Six.
ELWOOD e GLOVER
122 Washington Street
PAPER, 51.50-100 lbs.
JUNK
L. EFF RON
3 Rowan St., E. Norwalk !
to] ‘1 Tel. 441
I'- HARDWARE &
mo SUPPLY CO.
42 Water St.
issuance. so. Norwalk, Ct.
.wart Speedometer Parts
.- Gssoline and Kerosene
horn-s. Tires and Tubes
:6. 'l. Hedenberz. Prop.
Ell-11th. Underwood
Remington, all other
"”188. sold. rented
”pared. Rentals.
Per month. fischlnos
sold ethos” monu-
PLUMBER.
WRITER EXCHANGE.
- m AV... Iridfli’fl". COIL
lbrlon House
‘ fiore Dinners
finds of SeaFood
Steaks, Chops and
Chicken
A La carte
gham ErBach
GARAGE
DEALERS
_m_
HIGH GRAD
‘ USED CARS
”at f)" every-require-
Marshall St; Phone sec
1"
Phone
527
Prompl
Delivery
IGEHEBE’S |
IT ‘8 HERE If IT'S HOUSEWAEE.
PRESERVING TIME SPECIALS PRESENT COMPELLING
VALUES
LIGHTNING STYLE Fruit
JARS with glass tops—
Qt. size, doz., ..98c
Pt. size, doz., .........9l5c
JELLY GLASSES with till
tops, doz., . .. . . . . . . .-.49c
$6.50 Hall Canners, . . .$4.98
Mason Fruit Jars, dos. 89c
Mason Fruit Jars, pts., 79c
Mason fruit jar openers, 80
Parawax, lb. pkg, ..14c
59c Jelly Strainers with wire
frame, . ...39c
26 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK
‘lr-IIS srons cusses AT 0 P. u. erruaoavs.
Rev; Dr. c. SlMacfsrland.
Spoke at St. Quentin
LAKES. Aug. 28. -—
Word has been received by friends
here that Rev. Dr. Charles 8. Mac-
farland, commissioner from this coun-
try to France during the war, and
who, with his family , Is now in
Europe, recently delivered an address
at the laying of the comer-stone or
the first public building erected In the
devastated region of France at St.
Quentin.
Rev, Dr. Macfarland, who is general
secretary of the Federal Council of
churches Of Christian America, was
presented on that occasion with an
engraved trowel. During his visit In
France he has given several address-
MOUNTAIN
es on file United States and the
League of Nations at meetings in
Paris and Blussels. With his son,
Steadnlau a member or the Mountain
Lakes Boy Scout troop and a delegate
to the international Scout mccting in
London. he attended that gathering.
preaching in St. Columbia's church.
On August 6. Dr. Macfarland was
given a luncheOn in Paris by Marshal
i‘etain, at Which the ropresentativoe
of a number of governments Wore
present. Mrs. Macfariund and dough.
tor and son are now at Geneva,
MILLIONS OF PINS ARE USED
Development .of .lmportant .lndustry
From a Crude Beginning.
Judging by the stupendous number
of pins and hairpins munulacturod In
this country chry year. the task of
the fair sex in keeping up their
“clowning glory" and pinning moir
«lotlling touctllcr must ho something
terrific
Also according to the number of
noodles manufactured ouch )‘t‘fll‘ ill“
American sewing must be some job.
Fourteen billion tollol pins arc 1"}
ducod b3.- Americun taclorh-s annua ly.
Amcricim mothers find it nocossary
to purchase 720.000.000 HUN." pill:i
cvcl-y year In order to kI-l‘p the bles-
sod liillo kidding pl'opolly harnessed.
Tho your cI'Op of metal hairpins Is a
billion and a quarter,
Noodles of all kinds :lusl‘onnie 235,-
000.000 ovary lv‘volvo months.
Tho value of this pill and needle
crop is $13,000.00.) at iln- rm-tol'lcs.
There are 49 factmlne pumlgcli in
the making of those nrticlcs the total
capitalization lll‘lnl’: “twirl-m,
Ilmk in ism more now only four
pin I'nciorios In lilo l'nilod Stilffl‘.
Thcy had a combino‘d capitol of $3“.-
IIIIII. n willdllus hp own that Illn
nrmvtll of this industry has been
tremendous. .
Thorns and fish bones vl'oro used as
a moons of fastening clothing long no-
fogo lllI' discovery of pins and noodles
For the C
5 E HIKE-THE BEST
fistram '59” Hyatt
——Norwalk’s Lending Dry Goods Store—
Preparations for the school year are now in order and proper equipment in
the way Of lulzlzaze is a necessity.
-..-term 1”
«MWE HAVE A SPLENDID STOCK 0F 5"“ i “33"
TRUNKS—Of all styles and sizes.
Iar models. all at very reasonable prices. .,
SUIT CASES—Bil: and little ones of solid leather and the lizht and handy “Week
end” Model. Matting suit cases too.
TRAVELING BAGS—Correct models in the best of leather that by
'the preference over a suit case.
L SATURDAY, AUGUST 23, 1920.
ollege Men and women ’
Wardrobe trunks. steamer trunks. and regu-
a '-
many hale
Ge“.. 44% .
UMBRELLAS FOR MEN AND WOMEN. 4.":
2:
FRAUDULENT MEDIUMS.
Fakers Not Near So Prevalent Now
as They Were Some Years Ago.
The investigator of psychic pho-
nomona, and particularly the more
dahbier in the ocult, stands two
chances of bring deceived by what
he sees and obtains. l-‘irsi, fraudu
lent mediums arc liable to illi-
pose Upon him; second, ho is apt
to ho solf—doccived as to Ihe source
of the communications or mos-sages
which they receive.
l’akc mediums arc not now so
provalom as they were some years
ago. owing to tho crushiml,r Investi-
gations of lho police. Stocks used
to he sold in mint-s whixh had no es.
lsIv-ncc; money was gougod our of
poor widows on all sorts of cxouscs
.md lor all kinds of purposes:
vicious sohomcs of all kinds wvro
put Into practice; blackmail was
oflon omployc-d. Fraudulent material-
izaiion and slain writing scant-es. Izlko
irumpct sittings. various trance and
lost sillings usod as bail to sccuro
possible rocruits-u‘ore nlcnsuros om-
and thread. Among llll' romulns 01'
the lukp dwcllorn or ('l-llll'ul l‘iuropo
llluvo been found a gloat numbor of
pills. sonic of hono_ alhuls nl bronzo.
Some of lllonl :ll'o quih l.lll1"-'. having
Ol‘llilil‘ll‘lllzll hoods, whilu olhcls nro
vol'v pl'llflf‘. Sonic have double stems.
and :- f1 w ll"\1‘ lmz‘n found that were
llluvlo exu-Ily liko the hill?!) pins of
today. Among Egyptian and Greek
ruins have boon found mzlny spool
ulcns of fll't‘SUC’lllly mmlo pins. On.
clcm Roman bronze pins. and Don.»
hairpins. with fancy heads. hale been
found at Pompoii,
Plus for tho uso of tho toilet woro
first made in England during tho lif-
Iocnlh century, 'l‘hoy wore mado of
iron wire lii‘Ilfis \\‘li'l‘ pin, were Ill
lloducod from i-‘lnnco in 17.40 by
Catherine Howard. qucon :l lionr‘v
VIIL The foundation for the manu-
facture of the pl‘I-sonlrllny pin com-
monced with the inlcntlon of the
process of Illawlll: wire. For many
years all pill mnnuluclurfiig was con-
fined to Franco and Germany. whore
this process was invented. nrass
wire pills were first lllndc In England
in was. ’
In the early days of pin makilw
was a most tcdiml< process. They
wore made, by filing a proper length
of wire to a point and then twisted a
fine piece of Wll'o to the other thus
forming a head. This required four»
Icon different operations b." as many
workmen, all of which was done by
IF YOU WANT
THE BEST YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND IT HERE
. PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT
PILLSBURY'S BEST 01' JONES’ FLOUR, Bag, . . . . . . .$1.99
FINE GRANULATED SUGAR, (Pure Cane), 1b., . . . . . .18c
NO. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION COFFEE, 1b., . . . . . . . . . .390
12 CAKES KIRKMAN’S BORAX SOAP, for . . . . . . . . .$1.00
12 CAKES IVORY SOAP, for ... ......SIDO
PURE OLIVE OIL, can, 38, 68, and ...... .....sisa
11an BRAND EVAPORATED MILK, 2 ca ..25c
FANCYWHOLE summon, 1b., .....16c
VERY BEST cnnmnv BUTTER, 1b., ... ... ..... 83c
NUCOA NUT OLEO, The World’s Best, 1b., ...35c
BUY YOUR BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, CAKES, PIES, ETC.,
AT THE WHITE HOUSE BREADERY NEXT TO
A. F. Beckmann 6? Co. Inc.
83 wssmoron 31'. runs DELIVERY moan 1405
hand as mauhincry had noneen in-
.vented. ‘
In i775 the American congress re-
alizing the absolute necessitv for pins
the development of the civilization Of
the country, offered a bonus of 50
Sounds sterling for (he first 25 dnwv
omestic pins equal to those Im rt-
ed from England. no
in 1.87 Timothy Harris of England
lapsed the first solid-headed pin-
American inventive genius as usual
icontinued on the job until the best
dfa was hit upon. Lemuel “‘ellman
\\ right of this country. in\'cnted a
machine in 1824 which gave the Indus.
tr} much headway, His machine
made solid heads to the pins b.v a pro-
;‘eSs similar to the making of nails.
‘2‘ llglving a portion of the p’in lt§elf
o countersunk hole. hi w
auéomatlcally. T s as done
even years intor, in 183l John
Ireland Howe. a doctor in Bellevue
genital, New York, Invented a ma-
cl .ne for making perfect solid-headed
D 115. A company was organized and
a 'iflfmry started at Derby Conn
e modern automat “ -
completes the ic pm machine
collecting and polishing.
Samuel Slocum of Connecticut the
vented the first pin sticki
n machln.
Dr. Howe utilised It in hlsxractory ien
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
SMALL roux Lows, 16., ....34c
RUMPSOFVEAL, 1b., ......30c
RIBROAST,BonedandROlled,lb., ......36c
Snoumsnrornoasrs,rb.,... ...16o
“B&B"POTROA8T,lb., ..30c
SHOULDER STEAK, 1b., ......18c
WILSON’S CERTIFIED ms, 9 to 10 11)., average, 1b., 42::
SMOKED SHOULDERS, 1b., ....sss
BOTH MARKETS CLOSE WAYS AT 7 P. I.
WEDNESDAYS'ATNOON ‘
., Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
4 .Nomlkrfseth Nimk
'a—MWVQ‘W .yl‘k-VXE'MM‘ a.“
gilt, This machine is almost human
It _i:huorklng. One workman feeds
w ‘ pins and another feeds it with
planets. The packages come out at
&ea:ltl;l:r:3d of glue machine exactly
. ' men v
goods store, 1). them at the dry
The Shinese were the first
, , peo le In
3-15 uorld to make steel needle: The
nose needles slowly made their
1‘-
. lay-am
wayway westward unt
brought Into Europe by {ghetliegorgvere
The earliest needles known to hi3-
tory did not have eyes, but were like
owls and were used for making notes
in the skins. through which long roots
of plants. or leather thongs were
passed. and. then tied. Later a hole
was bored through one end of the
stone or bronze needle, through
which the root or leather was 981394
and was dragged tin-on h the hides as
gncbed; ’sucl. needle: are island In
> ., ”of, the stone axe. Bone
needles wittreyes are,(ound;1u the},
reindeer elves or Ma‘md the like
of . a; i. I...
pin in all details except
plO}I‘il (and arr- still ompioyod on a
small scale) by lhousands of lricky
cllurnvlvrs. posing as clairvnynnls.
forluno Iollors. pnlmisis. aslrnlogvl-s
and modiums. ‘
Parasllos such as those have born
Iho barlo and tho curse of spiritual
ism and all true psychic illvoslicn»
lion. _
I could enumerate scores of dnvlccs
which “mediums" of this character
resort In in ordcr to defraud lhoir siIv
tors. but It is hardly necessary. The
molhods cmploycd arc so varied and
so clo\'or_ lilo dericos themselves so
ingenious .thc mental resources of tho
showman so unlimited, that it Is Quito
impossible for any onc to hope to cope
succossfuily with their molllods.
Iic‘rowmd Carl‘lngloll. in Imslics.
R CONDUCTORS.
._.__..
SEATS F0
Buenos Aires "Guardas" to Take Life
a Bit Easier.
I‘ll'l-ZNOS AIRES. Ann. 27. Strool
car cmlflllr‘lm’s in chnns All‘es are
now able to sit dovm whilo not col
looting fares. The city s‘l'athor" pass
.od nn ordnance some time ago rcquir.
.Ing lilo strcot car companies _!o in»
late" llinund souls attached to the
platform structure of all cars for the
exclusive use of the conductor. This
:cquipmcnl has made In: npponrnnce
and the "guardians" as they are called
In Spanish. arc enjoying the novelty
of sitting down while rush-hours pas
'songcrg on the plutl'oli‘ Oiand up.
BELFAST DISORDERS CEASE
r,—
-l.
BELFAST. Aug. “The disorders
In Belfast ceased Pally today and a
portion of the military was withdrawn
from the streets. special constables
taking their places.
Last night's casualties included one
pcrson killed and a considerable num-
bcr wounded. The military had to
fire repeatedly in Newtownwards road
where snipers fire on 'thc soldiers in
the darkness. Much damage was done
by twenty fire: during the night.
The rioting originated in a report
lhat Nationalists stoned chlld‘en
leaving school.
BRAND’S
t-i-c-lt-I-n-g—tlmely news—the open~
log of a finely equipped Clock-mak-
Ing, Victroia and Graphopons Re-
paid Department.
All work entrusted to our care
Is under the personal supervision
of an experienced clockmaker, con-
versant with the finely adjusted
and delicate movements.
special attention given the repair-
Ing of French, Antique and Modern
Hall Clocks.
We call and deliver anywhere in
the City and suburbs at no addi-
tional expense over the cost of Re-
pairing.
We also repair Alarm Clocks.
Stop in ‘any day or call us by
Phone. Our number Is 2487.
Charles Brand
cursor warcnnaxcn
- . salesmen-woes ,
JEWELER and OP‘I’ICIAN .. .
.SAYS COX DREAMEO IN MILLIONS
NEW YORK, Aug. 2T.—\\‘ill H.
Hays, chalmlan of the Republican Na.
ltional Committee, replying to the
lspeech of Governor Cox In Piltshul'ah
Bounced one :~()llll(‘l'.
”SUII'}. but 1 gun!
the waiter,
"\l\'<ll, then. gcl tho Besplwluk,”
dt'l‘ed lhe other SOltlltl'.
5“] \‘lil,' ll'jriil‘d
(H‘-
‘lasf‘nlsht. in WHO!) the Democratic The boss came, but brounhl no
nominee soushl to prove that RPDU‘JH- relief. "ll‘s after hollm‘." lu- ...ml,
'cans were conspiring to buy the presi- "and you can! Rumzlnin,"
dency, declared “‘3‘ ll“- CO’ llad So the SOlfllIiS “I‘ll! Tllllll'nly. -
such “Intimate -.knowledgc or the 130510,, (”0ch
wasting of millions In aircraft produc
tion" during the war that he “drcam-
ed in millions."
H. “.4
EATING GEOGRAPHY.
They are telling lhl slnry of lwo
American soldiers “ho went info a
restaurant In England:
“\Vc want Turkey with Greece," an—
H.Krieger&CO.
WE SELL CLOTHING AND
SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS
ON THE EASY PAYMENT
PLAN.
THE -
NORWALK ROOFING
COMPANY
Have An Art Craft Roof Laid
Bight Over Your Old Shingle
Roof—Only Half the Cost Of
New Shingles.
23 ELIZABETH ST
Telephone 387
ARE YOUR EYES FAILING
YOU? Thamer's mil
give you normal vision.
11H AME-R
Optometrists and Opticlsnl
:nle house of good glasses.“e
S? Atlantic St.,_ Stamford
We Close at 6 P. in. Daily
Specials for the
Week
gla sses.
A simple thin:
But — Important
New Edison RECREATION!
will phy nearly twice as long
as any other phonograph rec-
ord made.
Again—You change no needles.
TieNEW EDISON
'1" he Phonograph with a Soul"
anmogm, for in“; L Swift‘s Premium Oleo, 1b., 370”
9 $1,: .mismx .lbhlmu' Pure Cider Vinegar, gal, .C‘OC i
”l” mu" m 1‘0 08' N. Y. Blend Oosee, lb., ...35c
Let Us Tell You Other
About
mil.
Nestle‘s Evap. Milk, can, 13c
A. STULL
24 Cottage Street“
Konderful Thinss
Alfred Fox PianoCo.
85 NORTH MAIN ST.
“-
Kodak rnOTO DEVELOPING Photograph.
Films ‘4 Work Enlarged
(24 hours service)
Drugs CLIFFORD PHARMACY Patents
' Io. Hall! St.
“We” Phones 833-! -- 1532 Cigars
M Quint!
Whitman’s W Oops Delicious
mm ’50 to 850 Soda
Angevine Furniture Co.
Furnish Homes Complete
Final Clearance Sale
nasssss including em. Wm. 8““
mmvstmmm
i?
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