, and wants to know “How W there's some dili'erence you " orCoal’s a constant friend. - < lastsn'omdayto day f: » the very end. It does not “ over night and leave a ing head but yields a . ofcomforttillthelastfaint * ”films \ “Don’t You Love Immitation Flowers? You DO NOT. You may say -—-“~Oh! What a clever immi- j ‘hflon’L—bnt no inspiration is whitened in your soul. Of “no not. i‘ _' WNEW EDISON "I. Phonograph with a Soul” This marvelous phonograph is,“ unlike the kind that “im- itates music”——as reali, na- ture grown flowers are from an immitation paper variety Jpn purchase at the milliners. Music To Be Pelt brief space after the landing of the Pilgrims, the houses In this country has never probably been so present. - one ml need or houses, there'are few some money. and others think that , todaythan ltwiil boln a to muddle along for a time been e‘eeplo simplyaavo not the the cost of seam-aloe is so much year or the hence thetthey have as best they can. Prices 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 ecete. .Dun'e review of April 8rd eeya ' “it is now recognized that iny materiel weakening in quotations ls unlikely untii‘productlen overtakes consumption, and there Is little in eight 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 010 month more thean have been paying. - With a probable Increase in transportation charges as 80 per cent, is there anyone who can show convincineg 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. Let ue’holp you with suggeetlons and in the selection of material. , . SOUTH HOBWLI-K. OOH. @qé The Hatch or Bailey Co. supporting ‘chernor compiler: veetl on today, when Dudley 8. Blossom, who helped raise Cleve- l'and’s quota, testified Governor Cox's figures rect. Senator Reed called the witness’ at- tention to the quota sheet submitted last week by Fred W. Upbeat, Repub- lican National Treasuer. which lined the amount for the entire state of Ohio at $400,000. Mr. Blossom testified that A. A. Protmam a paid agent of the National Committee, was present when the Cleveland quota of the National Com- mittee. was present when the Cleve- land quota was announced at $400,000. and that Mr. Protrman helped direct the raising of the money. Forty teams of six men each were organised for the drive, Mr. BIOBIOm said, twenty under his direction and twenty under C. '1‘. Brooks. Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials. SWORDFISH, 1b.,eee sse'ses see see oeefeesp'ge e0!.00'38° msnmcnnl‘, lbs, one see eee ass see see ao_d‘ seed-38° smmm,m.,.n eaa_'_ao‘_eoa see soe soo‘eoe ..380 smxcon, m.,...°... as. sea_ o_e_QJeIe,eeo nee; 001.00% WEAKPISH, 1b., eee see one see see see so}: ee'l_'.a_oo [pom BUTTER FISH, 1b., s‘ae see' eoe eoo ee'e 'ae‘o ‘eoe blesses-m BOSTON BLUES, mu, ’eso ‘ee 3’s eeeeo ‘e'e‘ cog leo‘ fare? :0 01“ FLAT FISH, 1b., _... ' HADDOOK, 13., ... as. so. ‘eoe see sop; e'ee e_ee 'oee ate-1m ROUND Om, qt-p se e.oe see so}: see 'ee'e'eoe see ease-2m Schultze’s Sanitary Markets Norwalk—South Norwalk see 'eee use see so: see ae)‘ so”): ooe12° ‘ tilled that Mr. A list of 3.000 names of prospects was provided by W, «R. Woodford. chairman of the Ways and Means committee of Guyahoga County, and from this list each team captain selected the names of ilfty to seventy- flve men to be canvased by his team. Some of the cards in the list as fur- nished by Mr. Woodiord were marked with the amount the prospect should give Mr, Blossom aid. Mr. Blossom who is director of public welfare of the city of Cleveland, tes- Woodford asked him last July to head a squad of twenty teams, and that the actual work of raising the money was set for the week of August 6, and the general plan of the Red Cross and Liberty Loan drives was followed. “You were to get $400,000 in Cuya- hoga county alone. although this quota sheet introduced last woek b)‘ the Republican National Committee shows the goal for the entire slate of Ohio was only $400,000?" Senator Reed asked. Must Be Real : DOME—LISTEN TO THE i NEW EDIsON ,: Alfred FoxPianoCo. '2; “_10. Main St., 80. Norwalk m. Congregational Church m1) PAPER, 51.50-100 lbs. JUNK . L. EFF RON Slowan St., E. Norwalk , 1" 441 Tel. 441 will Smith, Underwood. Remington, all other makes. sold. rented. repaired. Re , to per month. achinee sold atiiopermonth. Pullman. Wrawanan excl-mama. $2.00 Bag--FLOUR--$2.00 Bag , HECKERS. GOLD MEDAL OR PILISBURY’S BEST FLOUR. ALL FRESH GOODS DIRECT FROM THE MILLS. . . . - No. 1 ROYAL PLANTATION cos-ran, per 1b., 3.......390 ROYAL LUNCH MILK BISCUITS, per 1b., . . .. . . ,. . ... 3,...21o FANCY cEYLON, MIXED or 00mm: Teas, per 1b., . .ssc VERY nasT CREAMEBY BUTTER, (Beckmann Quality, 630 LAVASOAP,5cakes BEST LONG lsLAND POTATOES, per peck, .. . .800 FANCYWHOLB GRAIN arcs, perlb., 3.....160 HEINz BEANs m TOMATO upon, 6 cans .3. ...w SAWTAY r03 snoaTENmo on same, can , 3:. .250 PURE LOOSE cocoaper 1b., .3. POM REEL, TEE sraanmo DRINK, bottle, ....260 Buv your Bread. Rolls. B n C k . Pi . E At WHITE HOUSE Bl'iEiiDizlisl' Ngt tote” A. F. Beckmann 69‘ CO. Inc. 03 WASHINGTON ST. FREE DELIVERY PHONE 1405 “Yes, sir, that was my understand- in ." In. Blossom said that when he left Cleveland Labor Day. 874,000 had been pledged. and that the work was still going on with Mr. Protnman directing it and all workers trying to reach the goal of $400,000. Senator Reed tllcn took illc witness through Form 101, the campaign plan which Republican witnvsscs have said was never issued. and which Mr, Blossom said he had never soc-n. At almont every step in organization dc- scribell by the plan, Mr. lilossom'nod 'led or expressed assent. lie and an executive committee was formed as described in the plan and remembered of its dozen or so memhcrs, Michael Gallagher, coal operator, a3- chairman. and John Sherwin ,and .I. R. Nutt. ban-”liars, and C. A. Otis. broker, as members. "They were among the most in‘ fluentlal and powcrful bushes. and professional men in your city as de- scribed by this plan for the executive committee." said Senator Reed. Mr, Blossom said that w. A. Wood- ford was chairman of the ways and means committee for Cleveland, and ”mold Ave. Iridpeport. cosa agreed with Senator Rood that he was described by the language of the farm which rcoommcndcd a "big vis- ionde financial man" for the post. The my: You: now By Taking : Qatar’s Cough Syrup M. BAXTEILDrareisl Mid W. Raymond _ a UNDERTAKER Mica, 1103; House, 69? , a a1 WASHINGTON er. 1...! nap men-s sclLomo. ALK — NEW YORK .i'-;TRAN8P.ORTATION acturer A Specialty Distance Hauling I Agni-antes service— m r. HEALY a sONs ‘3. WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1540. . LIQUOR SEIZED. «EIUCH and Autumobilee Ceni'iscated Valued at $2,100,000. ‘ ~iic beverages and automobiles ‘ Its Used in liquor running. val- xmore than $2,100,000. have sailed in this State according nnnouncement today by Thomas . 9, Federal enforcement agent. of the machines have been re- der bonds twice their value. ~ are liable to conflscation.Sev- ithem are stored in Stamford. ly every city in the State has .T'Ueustoms house in Bridgeport Is List of Goods IN WHICH WE SPECIALIZE AND HAVE A LARGE VARIETY ON HAND AT ' ALL, PRICES ‘ 5 Broaches, Barpins, Eardrops, La Valliers, Lockets, Heart Crosses, Baby Pins, Rosaries, Ladies’ Guard Chains, Bracelets, Lingerie Clasps, La Tousca Pearls, Bracelet Watches, Strap Watches, Watch Straps, Watch Brace- let, Watch Ribbon, Stone Bings, Cameo Rings, Wedding Rings, Manicure Sets, Toilet Sets, Necklaces and Neck Chains. Gifts That Last Cuff Buttons, Stickpins, Tito-Grip Clutches, Tie Clasps, robs, Vest Chains, Charms, Cigarette Case, Cigar Cutters, Pocket Knives, Stone Rings. Signet Rings, Watches, Safety Razors, Shaving Sets, Military Brushes, Field Glasses, Desk Clocks, Shelf Clocks, Wall Clocks, Auto- mobile Clocks and Alarm Clocks of all kinds. BRAND’S . JEWELRY AND OPTICAL STORE " “Where Quality Is Higher Than Price” 21 No. Main St, South Norwalk‘ . capacity with contraband liq~ . great is the quantity stored. Haven that other Federal de- ts are lending storage space. the offices of the Bureau of Industry, at first glance, looks a shop. dilutiIty is exflcted in dis- “ the liquor to dnsggists and n purchase permits. .Many , automobiles will prob sold at. auction. m a cone “MERE”. ‘“‘ .Sept. 9.—Harry F. ' _ 91!. formerly of Mil- , . and proprietor of Milo a local weekly publica- 9: W insulin-um- THE FAMILY DINNER does not require as an elaborate a menu as when gusts are on ‘ tel-tamed but need It demand food lost as good. They ' find that this market will sup- -ply small orders with the some satisfaction as is given enlarger once. The quality of our m and poultry is always keptto the highest point of oneslleaoo and the value, of our service is thoroughly appreciated by our steady customers who like a generoua table. , summers .tiAmr ‘ a "4? ' . , “m0” m "prospect list of 3.000 names." which Form 101 recommended, was also iden- tified as existing in (‘lm'cland as was the “cream list" assigned to the cxecu~ tire committee. .\ir_ Blossom said he had been told by Mr. Proisman that the executive committee had Obtained about 828.000 in pledges from this list. Senator Rood brought out that this Conversation with Mr. Prolzman took place after the committee's sub- poena was served on Mr. Blossom. Senator Reed finished the reading or “Form 101" with the signature of “Harry M. Blair. June 14, 1920," Mr. Blair is asisianl to Fred \V. l’pham. the opuhlican National treasurer, and the date two days after the nomina- tion of Senator Harding. Senator Reed and Chairman Kon- ateg asked Mr. BlossOm who "suggest- ed this plan you followed, which abso- lutely tallies in almost every respect with this doeument i h e just read?" Senator 'Kenyon can ions.) the wit- ness not to answer, b‘nl. finally with- drew his objections and Mr, Blossom stated that either Mr. Protl‘mui Ol’ fir. Woodford had outlined the plan to m. M DEL EGATES TO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION. The following delegates from ihfl 26th Senatorial district are-attendinx the Republican State conventIOn in Hartford today and tomorrow: Norwalk. Judge John H. Light. Hen- cmcaoo, Sept. a—sl'lrst. evidence 001's cblm that large quotes were saluted to the principal cities by the Republican fund committee was in- troduced in the Senate committee in- “00.000 fol- that city were car you clashed when the Missouri Scn- ' costume. dark shades. All sizes for ladies and misses and children.- Splendld' Values From $5.00 to —NOrwalk’s IJeadingDry Goods Storeh— ‘ See the New Stock of SWEATERS With thecomingof coolernighfs. [sweater is a most important part of the raid!!!” We have inst received .a most attractive stock in a wide choice of light and .-.“;‘M‘Ilt’fl m -~ aalill . . 33‘} as $12.00 Iii I -- Elili WINE ‘EXEEEIIS AVEliAliE STORES, Conn. Sept. 8.——The hens in the laying contest at Sierra are running a good race. In the forty-fourth week. the total yield for all pens amounted to 3,158 eggs. or a yield of nearly 50 per cent. The best part or this performance is the incl that it exceeds the five year average for this riod by a margin of 149 eggs; In general the hens in the contest lay 87 per cent. of ihe year‘s yield up to September lat. On this basis ihe management is confident that the average production pcr hell for the your will reach 162 eggs or better. Thus at average market prices the gross income from the sale of eggs will amount to approximately $9.00 per pen or $9,000: for the 100 hens that are particlpaiing in the trial. In the iortydourtb week the leading pen or Barred Rocks entered by Jules F. I-‘rancais from “'eslhemplon Beach Long Island. and a pen of White Rocks owned by Chickainwbui Farms at Canton. Mass. tied for first piacr wilh 53 eggs each. Imperial Poultry l-‘arm's pen of While chllorns from Eliublh, N. 1.. was second best pen for the week with a yield of 52 eggs. iAnolher New Jersey pen of the some breed cniorcd by C. Rasmussin from Dover lied .wilh Hollywood l-‘arm‘s .eghorns from Hollywood, Wash. with 51 eggs each. From the present onl- look at least three breeds. namely Plymouth Rocks. Rhoda island Reds, and White Leghorns will finish the year with pen scores of more than 2.- 000 eggs. The ihrcc leading pens in each of the principal variclies are as follows: Plymouth Rocks— Jules F. Francois, (Barred) Wcsihamplon Beach, 1.. l.. 1939; Oncck Farm (Barred). \i’osl- hampion. L. i.. 1868: (‘hickaiawbut Farms. Canton. Moss, 1718. \l’hlie W'yandolles‘—Herry D. Em- W. Slovene, Schulcrville, N. Y.. 1571: mons, Pyimoulh. Conn. 159]: Mrs. R. fluslir‘rylhoughl Farm, Columbia, Conn, Rhode Island Reds—Pinecrest Or» chords, Groion. Mass. 1859; Deer ,Brook_l’ouliry Farm. Short Falls, N. K. 16‘2; Jacob E. Jansen, North Ha- venhiifnnitcfl e ghorns~E. A. Ballard. Chestnut Hill. Pa.. 1821; Hollywood Farm. Hollywood, Wash, 1754; George Phillipa. Seymour. Conn, I715. Miscellaneous—A. E. Hampton. (Bl. Lexhomsl. Pittstown. N. J., 1748; A. L. Anderson (R. I. W'hiles). Windham, 'WH" 1643:N H. P. "Cloyes, (Bull yandoiies), Hartford, Con., 1541, M SERGEANT O'HARE’S TRIAL. NEW YORK. Sept. 8.—-Trial of Ser- geant John O'Hara, in command of the army guard accompanying Grover Cleveland Bergdoll; draft evader, at the time of his escape. in Philadel— phia, will begin tomorrow, at Govern- ors Island, it was announced today. OHere is charged specifically with pennittinx a Drsoner to escape. “messes summoned by the Govern- ment include Bergdoll's mother, and James Romig and D. Clarence Gibbon- ey, Philadelphia attorneys. Samuel T. Ansell, of Washington, former act~’ ing judge advocate-general, is counsel ior O'Hara. H ELD FOR TRANSPORTING ry C. Selser. Irving Byington and A. B. Cleverly. ‘ 'Ncw Canaan. Conrad Mueller, George Vi. .Duryea. "" “" Wilton. George W. Odgen. George E. Fools. ‘ son and Ernest B. Crotoct. Edmund ll: Crows. of Norwalk. and John H. Behre. of New Canaan. er. the delegates at large. ' ~-. ——-—e—- no local: LIQUORS us new. ous liquors received eir' complete divorce from the United States Navy in an order made today by the Bureau of Hedicine Sorcery prohibiting their issue so Ila- val vessels for medicinal m Not only are medical snpplydmts prohibited from issuing . ex- cept to hospitals. but who their-pus eat supplies have become exhausted. the order states “no far-tho es will be made. and will-harm stricken from the sup table at ile- Medlcal out 01f“! ' ' " is estimated that the wiillastnotmm'e m ... [New York into this State. Leonard Dorian. senator Charles Iii: William 8m" 0mm“"°“°’ 3' " “mm “W ,RYE,N. “d unlit. was weigh. «3 pounds was today weighs 18 pounds. Munchies is a sniper on the estate cl' emu Whitel law Reid and is famous locally as a LIQUOR. BRIIJGEPORT, Sept. 8.—Charged with illegally transporting liquor from Givie and Charles Histretta, both of Boston. were arraigned before United yesterday ,and waived examination. 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