\ i guano "—mw—qmmvw. I man will spend ten dollars an: and twenty dollars then-315': flare that soon nits away and “a his coffers bare but if he into pay for coal 3. rather tidy “he makes a kick on living use. and wants to know “How a?” . _ it there’s some difference you Q. for Coal’s a constant friend. fi'fleasure lasts from day to day a the very end. It does not “h over night and leave a “hing head but yields a aim of comfort till the last faint “isdead. .wfi‘ilfll meet or a brief ease. after the landing of the rllarlme. the needs er Mung houses in thie country has never probably been eo urgent a it is at preeent. "Minot-riding this urgent need of houeee, there are few beII'II built. some people simply have not the money. and othera think that the coat of construction la 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 beet they can. ' Pricee are going to be maintained because labor is demanding an eight hour day with higher wages, which will mean reduced produc- tion and substantially Increased coats. .Dun’a review of April 3rd M “It la now recognized that any material weakening In quotations Ia unlikely until production overtakes consumption, and there is little In eight at present to encourage expectation.” If you are compelled to rent a home for the next five years, at the meet conservative estimate, you will undoubtedly have to pay at least an average of ale month more than you have been paying. WIth a probable increase In transportation charges of 80 per cent, Is there anyone who can show convincingly how lumber prices, at the end of five years canpoeaibly decrease sufficiently to equal the additional rent which you will pay during that period. Buy now—Own your own home. Come and ace us. Let us help you with suggestions and in the selection of material. The Hatch £9” Bailey Co. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. r 7 ~—-—~———. 3,000 ARE INNEW YORK Continued a-om First use be arriving in large numbers. Their arrival was admitted to add further impediments to amicable settlement. A few sporadic skirmishes between isolated groups of strikers and strike- breakers and the stoning of a few elevated trains were reported early to. day. but there was no serious dis- order. ' B. R. T. officials announced that 127 subway and elevated trains, composo in; 439 coaches and 149 surface trol- leys, were in operation today. Seven surface car lines were running. I! against (our yesterday. Strike Leader Shea. Louis Fridiger, the strikers’ chief counsel. and John J. Real-don, national organizer. called on Mayor Hylan, at (‘ity Hall. this morning, Fridiger denied that any slated amount of wage increase had been dccided upon as a demand. GENERAL BUDENNY’S BOLSEVIKI ARMY ANNIHILIATED (Continued tram first 9880) in, Soviet Foreign Minister. favors ___4. 98¢ yard. 'Tristram 69’ Hyatt —Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store— n Curtains, Curtain Materials, Draperies Curtain Swiss—36 inches wide 59c yd. Figured Marquesetts—36 inches wide 75c yd. Figured Madras. 36 inches wide. 65¢. 75c yard. A wide choice of artistic pattern in all the above goods. Dainty plain and bordered scrims. 25c. 29c. 35c. 39c. 45c. 50c. 59c. 65c. 75c. 85c, Colored Bordered Scrims 25c. 39c yard. QUAKER CRAFT LACES—In many new and novel designs 45c. 50c. 65c. 75c. $1.00. $1.25. $1.50 yard. ‘ Vvl Q’s. - A simple thing Kt -— Important some Eslhonian town. probably Rcvai. The Poles favor Riga, Lelvia, but will MADE UP CURTAINS—7A bigger and at very reasonable prices. better line than we have ever carried ow is the time to make selections for new van— « am.” my "M h Edison Rid-CREATIONS O. play nearly twice as long hf any other phonograph rec- ' made. “bin—You change no needles. TiéNEW EDISON m. Phonograph with a Soul" I Edison has perfected a gen- ‘ Diamond point for his re- gular which is permanent. one has ever been able to An Autumn Message . We take great (pleasure in announcing the ar- rival of our Fall an Winter models of smart foot.- wear. For Men. Women. Young Men and Young Wo- men. , School and Dress Shoes for the Boys and Girls. ‘ Shop Before Six. ELWOOD 69° GLOVER ; ”@Edison’s secret. No one not endanger the conference by in- sisting upon Riga. (“'msaw dispatch- cs or Aug. 29 announccd the receipt of a Moscow wireless massage accept- ing the Polish proposal for transfer of the peace negotiations from Minsk in Riga). - NOTT CHILDREN TESTIFY ABOUT FAMILY FIGHTS (Continued from Page ODE) The police have rccowrcd lhe re~ volvcr which \‘I'udc said he used. and lhe 14-inch butcher knilc USl‘d ill the stabbing. and which \‘I'adc says Mrs. 122 Washington Street Let Us Tell You Other , Wonderful Things About fl. semi Aired Fox PianoCo. 86 NORTH MAIN ST. mp PAPER, 51.50400 lbs. JUNK L. EFFRON 3 Iowan St., E. Norwalk Ta! 441 Tel. 441 Phone 527 Prompl Belivery l GEHEBE’S’I IT'S HERE I? IT'S HOUSEWARE. . Everything for Preservmg FRUIT JARS STONE JUGS JELLY GLASSES OAK KEGS HALL CANNERS KETCHUP BO'I'I'LES PAROWAX CROWN CAPS ECONOMY CAPS GLASS JUGS FAMILY SCALES CORKS WOOD FAUCETS STONE CROCKS HAND CAPPERS WIRE BOTTLE STOPPERS 25 wasnmoron smear, sou-m nonwam 'IrIIS STORE CLOSEB AT 6 P. M. OATURDAYl. THE VNORWALK ROOFING COMPANY , Be An Art Craft Roof Laid “.5: Over Your Old Shingle Rut—Only Half the Cost of ”Shingles. 23 ELIZABETH ST Telephone 387 . Specials for the ' Week M’s Premium Oleo, 1b., 370 m Cider Vinegar, gal., .600 I. Y. Blend Coffee, 1b., . . .35c Me's Evap. Milk, can, l3c A. STULL -—WATCH F OR— OUR POPULAR SATURDAY SALE Which Will appear in Fri- day’s issue of Evening Sentinel. A. F. Beckmann 6? Co. Inc. 83 WASHINGTON ST. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405 3! Cottage Street BRAND’S - ' - timely news—the open— ‘ or a finely equipped Clock-mak- Victrola and Graphopone Re- . Department. All work entrusted to our care B under the personal supervision I experienced clockmaker, con- . with the finely adjusted delicate movements. _ _*clal attention given the repair- », d French, Antique and Modern Clocks. ' “ call and deliver anywhere in . City and suburbs at no addi- expenee over the coat of Re- Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials. BOSTONBLUEFISH.lb..... 12% STE . .. ' srns‘irKHEgBUiPih. .' " Xmligg BLOCK ISLAND swonn FISH, lb., ...... 'Iliissc rnnsnmcxnnnnub. .. ..... 38c; FLATFISH,lb., . '12c HADDOCK,lb., ...... ...".IIImc ROUNDGLAMS,qt.,..... . ................20c as. e no. eeeea FANCY canrsnoorsefoi' ..25c BOTH MARKETS CLOSE SATURDAYS AT 7 P. I. WEDNESDAYS AT NOON Schultze’s Sanitary Markets Norwalk+¥SorJth Norwalk fl- “ also repair Alarm Clocks. up in any day or call us by ' Our number is 2487. NEW DEMANDS The Scranton Coal Company reports that all of its mines. except the Mount Pleasant, this city, are in operation. Four hundred men are out. The Jer- myn Coal Company reports thatall of BYTHE MINERS MADE AT ONCE Noll handcd him to (‘Ollllill‘lt‘ lhe task of killing Noll. To the accusations of “'adc, Mrs. Noll today cnlcrcd a dc- nial. “'ade has rl-Ialcd additional dc- tails of lhe confession which lhc po- lice say he made last nighl. One of them- was; that when “'zldc and Noll had fallcn down stairs from lllo attic lo llu- from door. \l'udc mcanlimc having pul four bullcls lnlo Noll, Wade czllIl-d out. to Mrs, Noll to hand him a knife so that he might "stop lhis follow from hollcring." Noll had hccn calling. for hip. \\'adc says Mrs, Noll handed him lhc bullhcl‘ knifc and hc plunged il linlc nflcl‘, time into Noll. Ho said hc did not. know how many times. Noll collaps- ed and Wade says he ilni>hvd the job by using lhe lend plpo. 'l‘llc llolin‘ found lilo rcvolvcr and tho knife in a barrel in Wade's back yard. l‘oroucr l'hclan in lakim: up lilo ln~ ouiry lcccivcd lhc rcpol'l of Medical Examiner (lariick. This showed lhcrc n'crc lwcnly distinct wounds. but death. in lilo doclor's opinion. came nom Ibo crushed skull. The children wcrc not called before tho coroner at the oulscl. but lhe po‘ iicc lnlkwl "l'llh llulh She said that hcr mother and father had had a quar- rcl and Wicsllcd :lhoul lhe rooms oar- ly Sunday morning While lhcywcro at i'. Johnson and Wade came with dow dressings for the fall and winter. lllll AliENlS MADE VERY fillillilfwmi Dry Agents Find Alleged Outfits in Osborn Street —-—One Run by Woman. Federal prohibition agents received more than they bargained for when entering a house at No. 338 Osborne strecl in a search of an illicit still yes- terday. Thcy broke down a door and were confronlcd by an enraged wom- an. who, It is alleged, is the owner and operator of the still, Refusing to give her namc lhc wom’un first attack» ed the office-re and Iiill‘l‘ shop 51;. «fund, is said to llmc hurled a two gal. Ion jug of "monnshinc" whiskey in tho floor in an nllcmpl to dcstroy the evi. dence. According to the ofiiccls thcy \islled lhe homo on tho complaint of nciglr hora who declared people were be- coming intoxicated lllt‘i‘e. The Fed. oral men say thcy found an cizht gal. ion still on the slow in which‘whis’acy was lwing mmlc: 13 gdllons of mash and thl‘co gallons of whiskey in a Jug. The women is in ill lwallh and no or rcst was mad“. bill it is understood sh? will lw takcn lnlo custody as soon In her physical condition pol-mils. Anolhor still opcraling on the snmc street is alleged to have been found In the homo of Mike Shins of Ho. 2393 Osborne slrcoL Pcdcral officers con. fiscalcd a if. gallon still and a quan- iilv of moonshinc whiskcv in this place, Hwy claim.~Bridgeport Post. SEVEN BRING SUITS FOR DIVORCES. 0f ninc now actions in lhe omce of the clerk of the Superior court the milk. Hcr falhrr saw “'ade in Il‘v doorway and told him to get oul. llcr folhcr, shc said. slapped on hcr mother's fool and it hurt hcr very mUch. Later she szuv “’ade and John‘ son in lhe housc and saw “'adc and lll'l‘ falllcr struggling on the stairs. “'mio had fired his pistol. Thcn “'adc. hll hcr fulhcr over lhc head and her molhcr uskcd Wadc“nol to kill" her lnlllcr, Sim saw her mother help pul‘ the body or her falhcr in the trunk, and Vi’ndo told her to play lhe piano and to keep it playing, which she did. .\l oighl llw trunk was lakcn away. The policc in their questioning of all lhrm‘ undcr arrcsl learned lbat holh Johnson and \l'adc cnlercd the house Sunday morning in their stock- ing fool and wnllcd in the dining-room lhrcc—fourlhs of an hour to allow Noll to gel to slccp. “'hen “'ade started upstairs. Johnson lcfl, as he had be, come I‘riuhlencd. but did not fake away lilc him he had carried lo the house, OCARINA MAN UFACTURER DEAD. HONEOYB FALLS. ‘N. Y., Sent. 2.~ Rudolph 'l‘cscher, lhc only manufact- urcr of ocarinas in the United StalcS. is dead at his home cast of this le-; iage. He discovered lhe instrument in a collection of objects lakrn from. lhe ruins of Pompeii and returning homo succeeded in making one and introducling it Into the modern musi- cal world. Later he improved it. “'9 was seventy-three years old. loday. all but lwo were suits for di- vorcc. Tho sovrn divorce aclions and lhe grounds on which they are bronchi. arc: Florence L. Roll-hum of Bridgman-l arainsl “’iulil id A. Kolchllm of Nor- waik. inlolcruhlc cruelly and lnlemzr crancc. )lirriam P. Mcrrilt of Bridgeport against Harry M. Mcrrill of lilridgc poll. inlolcrahlc cruelly. Norma A. Smilh against Royal W. Smith. both of Slamford. lnlolcra'llo crnclly. Nicola Albonizlc of Slamford again— st Genavinl Albonzio of parts un' known. deserlion. Maybe" G. Dean of Bridgchr-t nuninsl Rndlnan Dcnn or Bridegport. inlcmperanco and intolerable cruelty. Annie H. “'ccks of Slamfora against Kcnnrlh L. “'eeks of Katon- ah. N. T.. descrlion. Margaret M. Seymo'r of Norwalk against William H. Seymour. now of “'ealhersfield. intolerable cruelly. WOMAN KILLS HUSBAND AND DISAPPEARS. HORTON. Scpl. 2.—~Anlonio Splnu- 70 was silo; and killed at his home. in lhc Norlh End. early today. and Ithe police sought Mary Spinuzo. his wife. Children of the couple. who wit ncssed the shooting. said their mother had fired when their father threaten pd lo kill her. and had left home, say ing she would surrender herself to the police. l 19 Washington St., I. BRESEV A Special Reduction on Ladies’ Fall Hats next to Post Office Charles Brand EXPERT WATCHMAKER AND CLOCKMAKER JEWELER and OPTICIAN "he. Iain as, So. Norwal “Med advertisement in is (Continued from Page One.) SCRANTON, Pa., Sept. 2.—The call of me insurgent miners for a “vaca- tion' of mine workers in anthracite district No. 1. was partly effective in the Lackawanna region today. All of the mines of the Delaware, Lacks- . wanna and Western Company are re- ported idle in the Scranton district. .whlle those in the Wilkesbarre—Nanti- coke section are at work. Approxi- mately seven thousand workers of the company quit work. , its Old Forge operations. employing one thousand men, are idle. and that the Pennsylvania Company’s mines at Old Forge. employing six hundred men, are shut down. All of the Dela- ware and Hudson mines in the Upper Lackawanna Valley are in operation. LABOR DAY SENTINEL. Next Monday (labor 13w) 'l'heSun- tinel will be issued as a morning pa- per. Ball scores, news and advertise- meats should reaéh the olieeot pub- lication early Sunday om Ladies’ Serge and Silk Skirts regular sizes and extra sizes to be sold Al: $4.98 - Value 39.00 ~ J 41 'wouan DRIVER HELD roa KILLING CHILD Coroner John J. Phclan was noliflcd yesterday of the death of Helena How. ley, 12, daughter of Patrick Howlcy 'of 31 Power slrcct, Stamford. who loan struck and fatally injured late Tuesday by an automobile df‘h'cn by .Miss Harriet F. Salgcnt of 21vi Sun Antonio avenue, Alameda Calif. Tim child died at the hospital. Miss Sill" sent was arrested and held in 32.3.“) bonds on a manslaughl. , chal'gn‘ pond ing the coroner’s inquiry. HlG-IWAYMAN'S VICTIM MAY RECOVER. NEW LONDON, Sopl. 2,«v0~lrnm Enders. lhe Hartford _\'Olllh who was shot Monday night. ncllr STysllc. h) an alleged highunlman. moms llkcly lo recover. unless complicalions do vclop. His lhrcc COlllpanlOlls in the automobile rido worn nol [il‘l'Fl"I d in court today, lhe calms hcing continued for two weeks. at the rcqucsl ol' the prosecutor. SPANISH BULLFIGHTER KILLED. GIJON. Spain. Scpl. 1 Thu) Dull flghler Scl'rino Buslos l‘l'adcl-llo wan ‘killed, loday. as a l‘l‘Sllll 0| a (mound Willi n bulll'ing manugcr ou’l' mono}. Pradcrilo mct lhc managcr and .1 dis» cussion ensued. in \‘I’ll(h lllv I‘llllfiphl' 'l‘hcrcupon lhc man in r-I' drew a knit“.>_ agcr shot I‘radcrilo, rianll). killing hum CANDIDATES AT MINNESOTA STATE FAIR. I’Al'l.. Minn. Sopl. 2- Scllalor Harding. Aaron ST or l‘ox. didalr. and l‘arlcy l‘. Farmer-Labor nominee, “ill spook sl lhe Minnvsola Slate Fair. nl‘xl \Vmui, 1' was announced today. Bridgcport has now gnl nsnd to these murders that happen there about every three monlhs and tho sum!"- tion has been made that, a low morn Burns men be put on duty thorn, m Protect Your Child—And Others The beginning of school coughs and colds lo mnnv children. Al the first sign of a cold it is well to give a child a dosc of Foley's Honcy and Tar Compound, that safe. lrliablo cough modicinc. Mrs. .i. ll. l‘luijmcrs. 2m Atrium St., Passaic. X. J.. writes: ".F‘olcy's Honey Tar certainly Is the best cough and cold remedy l cvcr tried for my lillle boy." Children like it. Good (or coughs. croup. whoop- ing cough, hay fever and aslhma. Stilleon, Powell Corporation 31,000 STRIKE IN MEXICO CITY. Allcxu‘o cl'l'v, slim, 2 Timiyonn thousand workcrs, inllumng "I!” hands. cmployos ol l‘lL‘llrllll‘ no arms, and ' somo pxlnlm's, llnv‘ll-mlully sll'llck hl‘i'l‘. yoslcl'day, aun'dl‘lll: lo El I'nivcrsai, The ncwrplllwr mus sin-«l «or mop and llmon unplums may becomc in volvcd. —The Bcsl Salcsman—A Want Ad H. Krieger&Co. .WE SELL CLOTHING AND SHOES FOR MEN AND BOYS ON THE EASY PAYMENT PLAN. -l‘.o\'cl'n- S. “'alklns. l’rohibilion prosillvnlinl can— l‘ill‘iucnccn. A Cup of Ted-- Spring Viley Butter, 63c lb. . undcr lhc mum of two-shit? ’I‘o got a rcal cup of ion» mic llinl «Ic— lighls your laslc. \lmlllv's your tircdness and plcnsm: your l 'll“’l', you'll haw to buy Valli 135k 8 Tcas. No olhcrs fill lllc hill Quali-Tea (Best Bulk) 45c lb. (3 lbs. $1.30) Victory Tea, 3 lbs. $1.00, 35c lb.’ 8 r' Valle Butter, 63c lb. 1: I“(lit-ssh rom the Churn) Pure Silver Leaf Lard, 24c lb. James Van Dyk Co. 21 NORTH MAIN ST» PHOTO DEVELOPING A-l Work (24 hours service) CLIFFORD PHARIACY So. Ham St. Phones 833-! — 1532 WWW BathingOape Bootefle‘ SOUTH NORWALK. Photographs Enlarged Patents Cigars , Delicious Soda OI'AIJ. ooananssas AhoWaisteand lateatetylee. r \ Angevine Furniture Co. . Furnish Homes Complete __ Final Clearance Sale including W lion-ea. Skirt! and W in all the new THE PARIS Silk. Georgette. 5““ “damm- materialsandtm m NORWALI W— 3 1...“... "if" ,‘ "l 7 ...r““4 mud! - >1 $3,161;
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