that that means,
and noses are freezing when a
heath from the Artie blows swift
through your jeans iii a way that
I not \eiy pleasing.
A shovel, a screen, a wagon,
nan. Some Coal lying there a-
.Iistening. A cellar, a window,_a
clinic is our plan. Coal falls in
the _bin—are you listening!
A heater a fire, some heat going
up. with comfort in each scintilla-
tion. A home that is cheerful
when time comes to sup—it 3 sure-
b a fine combination.
Elite;
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BROADWAY”
EDISON anonymous
No. 50783—Prlca $1.35
Cherie—Pox Trot
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
I Found a Rose In the Devil's Gar.
den—Fox Trot. Fisher-Raskin
Harry Raderman's Jazz Orchestra
No 50777—Price. 31.35
i'll Keep on Loving You—Medley
Fox Trot (introducing "Coral
Sea") Ilnse-Zany-Bi'nwn
lax Fells' Della Robbin Orchestra
Idonllght— Fox Trot. Conrad
lax Fells' Della Robbin. Orchestra
No. 50781—Prlce $1.35
Ion Homme (My Mam—Fox Trot,
Yvaln Orlando's Orchestra
Idol Mine—Fox Trot. Pollack
Franklin Orlando’s Orchestra
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Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
BOSTON BLUE FISH
Shoulder Lamb Chops L... .
Stewing Lamb . . . .
Beef Liver ...... . . .
25c lb.
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Thomas’ Pork and Beans ...... . 7cans,25c
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Nor-walk, an aim St... Wash'ton St, and a. 2. Av... 8. Norwalk
WESTPORT
BLACK ROCK
INIOOEPONT
Schultze Marketa Close at Noon (D. S. T.) on Wednesdays.
HOLIDAY SALE
OF OORSB'I'S. HOSEBY, GLOVES, BRASSIBRIS AND ON-
DERWEAR A! “W“ LOW PRICES.
MME: JEANNETTE
SOUTH NC RWALK'S LEADING
CORSITIERE and CLOVER
56 South Main Street.
Phone 909. ‘
Clergymen Are
Against Fight
N. J. Jun-.
an Ulllt'I-il of Ill" In-
it'llillllo 'Li itzi'iiriii Iillrt‘illl. :iccmii-
puniul by ”Hi .ivrst _\' I'll) (‘Ttl'fllllll‘lh
“llpt'tlrl‘ti lmin)‘ iii Cliiiiico l)
Ili‘iOl't' \‘ice-t.'li;ilicrilor
an effort to block
Curpciitii-r light nixt
'I‘liiniigli ioiiiisvl.
sought :in order dirt-ext”: l'r-‘omotoi
'I’c‘x‘ liickiiril to show chum why an
injunction ri-slruiniiig the Iltllll i-litiull
lltil lu' issuvd. A (IOCIHIUII was
prcled curly this :iflri'iiooli.
No one was in court representing
Int-Kurd.
Meanwhile Mayor Hague was con-
ferring “ith the hind: of the lire and
police departments and ltlc kurd con-
cerning protection of those who turn-
ed out for the bout.
Stun hundred policrmtn will t'orm‘
a human wall «ax-lending four liloc.k<
beyonddhc rim oi" the octagonal urcn. i
and nobody will: nit Ii lit“k(l for thv
big show “ill be .illovu d to pass. l“'our
hundred additional police and thro-v
hundred firimcn 1m to be posted
withln‘the mnssixe pine saucer.
Police will in instrucu—Ti I'o d—Tuin
anyone presenting a counterfe it ticket.
In this way they hope to learn the
source of the tales» pustebonrds.
Rickard offered to ieimbursc the
city up to 8:5.4mo for expenms in up-
prehcnding and prosecuting persons
reported to have scattered spurious
tickets over the country. Mm or Hague
said.
JERSEY t‘l'l‘Y.
Ruin-it “'ulsun.
.§__
St. in ll‘Hlll
iii. In iiips- \—
Saturday
lllt (lilignlion
I'X-
L
PROGRESS FORTE“ mil‘t‘rlox
The following officers were elected
at the annual meeting of Progress
Forum, No. 1. F. F. 1... held last eve-
nlng:
“'orthy Advocate. William A. Per—
kins: Worthy vice-advocate. H. B
\Yilmott. worthy iiistruotot. W. H.
Bloom: worthy secretary. Fred C.
Reidcll; worthy guide. J. Bartlam.
Jr.; worthy intercessor. A. Horton:
worthy director. George W. Como:
worthy organist. Charles Utainger:
tor threer""years. J.
Bartlam. 8r.
The installation of the newly elect-
led officers will be held on. “V
owning. Duty ms. at M “O
<...:
court,
in
,ll.il|l>ll.tl (iflii'I-rs \sill in-
loisliig thu-
W« to
1d.
Regulating Bathing
: Suits in Milford
present. Fol-
. lrclion hunt evening cards
pl.l)ld and a social time CIIJO)‘-
.«
Mil. I‘ Hi: I'. .-lnm 28. -—Thi Board
of l' min 0 C ominlssione rs is all: mptini'
lto put into i-ffut through local ordin-
..inu llie thislt'ilht pout-r granted to
the in in the ginirul usscmbh of h-
guluting uttin- “urn b) prisons using
tho publh struts to and from lh
‘lmlhing benches.
l Tilt first public hearing lll‘ltl lnsl
lliLZill on the ordinance brought out
iprob-at against its Working. it pro-
.\l'i0'li that the bathing suit should
t0\ll' a person "to below the knee"
'\\liili- said person was on the street.
Those who believid this meant a gar-
'-inoiit \\lll( l1 ll‘ :ic lied to ”it nuklc said
,:th it such “ould be ”injurious to
health" in that it would overheat ii
person on the trip to the beach; and
uould 'ou-ihcut their tamper" on the
rvtiirn. ("Ill rs Ilnimed that thous-
' work appears in the pamphlet or the
i members of the company.
.uiids of persons would shun the .\ii|- V
ford beaches It Was also claimed
:th.it the ordinance made no 'distinc-
lion betwr-enwrdults and children.
.Thc critics said they did not like the
code of "Milford ethics" set up.
The board acceded to requests that
‘lllt‘ ordinance be re-written so as to
idist’incth pimide that wheie covering
of a person “as meant it would not
grcquire children at least. to be q0\ercd
'bclow the knets when they are on the
street on their way to the beaches to
bathe. The board called another
lmeeting for “Wednesday night. July 6.
WOMEN ISSUE '
G. 0. P. PRIMER
Continued from first page.
Browne. Nicholas Murray Butler and
David I, Neweil. All the "intentions
are by Johnny Gruelle. The prim are
now being distribmed and may be had
from the officers and section heads of
the Republican WOmen‘e Association.
or from Edmund E. Crow-e. chairman
of the Town committee.
A
commencement exercises. and is as
On the occasion. of the fiftieth anni-
versary of Stevens Institute of Tech-
urology last week. Lewis ‘fl. Nash.
clan of 187?. head of the Nash Eagle
peering Company. of South Norwaik.’
was among those honored by the con-
ferring ot the degree of Doctor of
Engineeriflng" Others honored by the
obnferring of degrees included Rear
Admiral William 8. Sims. Charles M.
Schwab. General C. H. Mitchell. Col-
onel W. B. Parsons and Edward R.
Ste'mnlus.
An interesting sketch of Ir. Nash's
institute. issued in connection with the
follows:
Rorn in South Norwalk. Conn.. 1858.
Was graduated from Stevens Institute
of Technology in 1877. immediately
after graduation entered the employ
of the National Motor 00.. where he
began designing improvements in
water meters. and. after a few months.
produced. the. "Crown" meter. the first
of a large class or single piston rotary
meters which have since been on the
market. Later he invented several
other forms of water mI-ters. such as
the "Empire." the "Nash" and the
"improved Gem." which are also men-
ufactured in large quantity. Has
taken out and assigned to his com-
pany more than sixty U. 8. patents on
water meters. lites also taken out
over sixty patents on a gas engine.
man)“ of which are «early used by
engine manufacturers. One of his
patents cow-red the starting of n gas
engine by the use of compressed air.
this feature liming since been adopted
by A large number of gas engine man-
ufnctnrrrs. H:- in now president of"
the Nash Engineering Company. or
South Nom'nlk. t‘onn . an organisation
of engineers who nu- developing other
munitions of Mr. Nash and of other
Theme put-
this cover a wide fie id of activity.
Widow of Irish Leader
Prominent in England
Continued from First Page.
obtain from llulili: definite news as
to the pro-peels of the acceptance of
the primo- ministrrk imitation to the
Irish leaders to mict under govern-
nu-iit sill-picrs. Tlil‘~ has bccn due to
the rcticeiiCe of .\l.'". dc Valera and
("MIT Rinii Frill ladders who are at
liberty. it is furthir rr-poried that if
a full meeting of Ili' Irish parliament
nllvllltl l~.- required '0 Obtain sanction
of any decision lailun. this also will
lw- allowud. and 9.1:.- conduct to the
chant n ro-ii-lI-wnuu wiil lu- :rnnll-d
Illlprimll‘d memlx-H of that body.
.————
BELFAST, .llllle' 3".~(ll\' the As-
riit'itil- il PM 3!). szi Jflllltfl I‘rnip. ll"
llsiii prrnilc r. .iii Ulllit‘r-‘l today that
till l'lv-i'r (‘tlliiliel litul :Il't'l||l|ll lh'
|;\i'.iliuii nr .\lr. ilnyii (BV‘OI‘II‘. 1hr
ii" *- f." tho pruim-u d cun-
lI ~ . - .\\--ii “puma-hinting of
.\‘.- l'i- "l wi Scull“ lll livlund and
Ill- l‘... .3 . - 1:11.;
.‘i .‘.Iil.v' ~ :li .ii‘t‘iiliipniilicl ll)’
'i r initiisl- : . oi the l isl-‘r cut-incl.
\-.i ‘i lli.- c \rrplion of Sir I‘nwmn llat~
HI. uliun- dullvs an hour- !“ crrlary
nt‘i‘l'lfliiilll‘ his rcnlninin‘ ill Iit'lltl‘i.
'l‘hcv culilm-ln tirciniou "as rI‘Jt‘hl’d
.i moo-ling this (“owning
Meanwhile. l. .lllIu-ixi cl-ancia. clu-
lltpuliliuin int-hr is in “.1 mi ion
suiting with his C‘ollqngm-s "guiding
lilo "nil-lint) to "list lhq rIprI-untn-
thee of l'lstcr and of the British gav-
crnmcnt in London. it was undir-
stond he- pui-i a Hall to Mount Joy
prison to ace Arthur Griffith. found. r
of the Slim l-‘n-in. who is under con-
finement llll‘r'.
Dl'lll.l.\'. June 28 (lly the Associa-
ted Press).—-.\iilltary force! last‘ night
raided the offices of .\'rw Inland tht
m wspnpcr of Arthur Griffith. foundu
of the i'liiin l-‘a in. wlk is in Mount Joy
pill-on. There was no one in thu
building. when the soldiers nrriw-d and
smashed the front door with u sledge
hulnnicr. The offices were th‘orougb-
ly wrcckcd.
|"'IPII 0‘.
i_,
tilt
at
—
l)l‘lll.l.\’. Junc ‘.'.\‘.—-All was in Iron)!-
iness today for the opening of the
Southern Parliament of lreland. in the
t‘ouncil room oflthe llepurtmcnt of
Agriculture. .
'l‘ln- inn-nibrrs wcrv summoned
public Holler. The press will be
I liltlt II.
Arming-nu nls for the met-ting “‘t‘rv‘
bin-ml on the \ice regal proclamations
l-y
ca-
issuul List week, formally selling
today for the assemblage under the
limin- ltnlr act. The only member-
l‘\|\.‘(‘IQ'|I to attend were some of the
Senators. as the Sinn Fein. which
elected nearly all thc‘ members of the
l.ower House. let it be known it would
ignore any summons for a meeting of
this body. a creature of' the Home
Rule incur-tire.
Before the balloting last month the
Irish Republican Parliament decided
the elections should be regarded as
elections to the irish Republican leg-
lslatixe body. and not to the Home
llule Parliament.
LOCAL JITNEY DRIVER
GETS 60 DAYS
Continued from First Page.
es. police otlicials and newspaper
men being allowed to remain.
There were a number of other Jit-
ney drivers present. who were inter-
ested in learning what would be Ro-
mano's sentence. The latter had
been in the bad graces of the other
drivers because of_ the stimuli which
his actions has laid on them. .
idles Chapman testified that she
came to Norwalk to visit ‘her‘ father
and mother. Mr. and Mrs. A. w.
Chapman. of 57. Spring street. Second
district. on Sunday afternoon. com-
ing from Bridgeport where she
makes her home.
'she engaged Romano to oarrydier
and her bundled to Spring , street.
hen he drove ' or as far as the
Franklin wheel. easked her if she
didn’t want to go to Roton Point in-
stead. mooning somewT’at Mitten...
ed the girl said "in she didn’t. but
waned to go teal-er Merle home,
no use Malaise lam ,
STANDARD
priced that every
the house. and when Romano took
her as far as the Dexil' s Garden road
where he attempted to assault her.
she struggled and began to scream.
She, testified as to his actions. and to
the fact that Romano kissed her
She put up such a struggle that he
desisted and finally agreed to take
her to her destination.
ltornano had nothing to say in his
a plea {or him.
Thi'is the second instance within
and being carried out of'
and an attempt made to
two Harbor View
«untime-
lhelr way.
amult them.
young women having such
pvtiencc down by the
cemelny about four or fixe months
TAIL'or COMET NOT
Continued from First Page.
cliche “ithin \it w of the faith at
eluted prrlode. Iit ll distort-- estimat-
ud :il l‘.‘.0f‘l“.ui.lo mil-re at its clnm st
approach. The real comvi. known us
lllr head. passed lhc ltll'lll June 7. but
mm \lsiblu only to lrninml civi-
lill‘n‘lfill ll It‘le'fi‘h've-.
Slum- Junc '1' the comet has bun
receding from the until. but the ini—
mo-iisc tail. supposed to be cotnposni
of carbonic oxide gas. has since been
passing by. it was expected the tail
of the comet might brush the earth
last night. or possibly tonight or to-
morrow night. the astronomers not
having worked out the exact date.
What might happen if the tail did
actually brush the earth is merely a
matter of speculation. but none of
the scientists believe it would be any-
thing serious.
Brilliant “can“ in I313.
Showers of meteors. or falling stars.
time been oboe-nod In other years.
and older persons will recall one
which occurred in November. 1873.
when meteors lighted the sky in all
directions. That shower. the most
brilliant cver observed. was one
nhich comes in: a cycle of 38 year's.
Another \sas due in lens. but failed
to (It\li0p the brilliant?) of the one
in H73. and but a icw m>teors were
ol-lw‘rrrti.
Deathsandli‘unerab
hum] of Philip A. (‘ar-r.
The funeral of Philip A. Carr. of
Company A. 16th Pa. Cavalry. was
held at 2 o'clock this afternoon from
the chapel at the Soldiers' Home in
\‘orolon. Burial was in the Spring.
Grou- cemetery. ‘
l
l-‘lltli‘VORKS IN DEMAND.
The demand for fireworks is quitc‘
hem-3 according to reports or locali
dealers. iiig sales have already been:
reported although the fireworks have‘
only been on sale since last Saturday.i
Many amusing incidents have lisp-i
pen-ml in connection with the tire-l
pork in .ison Tuo little 30th walkedi
in one l‘iist District store and ordered
a quantih of. fireworks. After askingi
the pricq. one of the children took xii
tot bank out of his pocktt. opened it.
and paid the dc alcr in pennies e\l-i
death R.I\I‘d for some months for this'
occasion.
The Sunday School or the -Grace
church is holding a picnic at‘ oppo
lleach. this afternoon. Trolley cars
left in front of the parish house at
2:80 o'clock.
it was at tirst feared that “9 pic-
nic might have to be postponed be-
cause in inclement weather. but it was
later decided to hold the picnic.
Try a cia'nlfied ad in the Sentinel
for the best results.
4,;
e
1-H: arena THAT MAKII‘OOOD
m
Nowell & Murray
cLo-rntsaa AND runmenne
163 Washlmen ea 80. Neiwatit
7—DAY SALE—7
..
NOW ON
tl.MOthLlslemdBalbflau
Shirreand andm-amflogam
81.25 amour Wu: Suits
Sm rookie-lakes Us
hue Pure ool Bathing
Whose colors and fabric
look bright and beautiful.
l 2
defense. although his counsel put up? i
the past six months of young women; .
tfl‘lging public eenlce cars in the}
an cit-l I
Fine Islai ld‘ :
Ito. i .
VISIBLE LAST NIGHT?
GRACE SI' \ID.\Y MINI“. I'I(‘.\I("II
‘
erican Flag
will resist sun, Wirid and rain, and a1“ ax s
.We have just received an invoice of U S
WOOL- BUNTING FLAGS that are so leasonably
family can afford one-—
3x5 foot..............$2.7515:8 feet........
4x6 feet $3.751 6x9 feet
'ELAG POLES 'AND BRACKETS, ALL STYLES
U. S. Standa’rd- Wool Bunting—18 in. wide; solid colors—Red “hite
andblue
$5.75
$7.50
50c y.d
10c yd.
w
H. Kneger 69’ Co.
4th of July Specials
VACATION CLOTHES FOR MEN AND
\VOMEN
SPORT MILLIN ERY
RAVI: YOUR PURCHASES CHARGED AND PAY FOR
rm ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN
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Business District
of Osman Fire Swept.
0.\T.\iA.\'. Aria, June 2S.~ The
business distiict oi 0alman_ one vi.
Arizona's leading mining towns. Was
swtpt by. fire yesterday
The damaae Ins climate d :it li -m'
$250,000 to $500 000 .\-me Oi tho
mine buildings View demand
Oalman had a production 0
83.000.000 from its gold mines
year.
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INSURANCE
.1. M. LAYTON & (0..
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave, South Walk
S- D. G. CANDY C0.
WHOLESALE CONFECTIOI-
TIONEBY AND ICE
CREAM CON'ES
53 Osborn Avenue
East Norwalk. Conn.
Phone 479-13
ivm—‘v‘
EVERY WOMAN’S
- FASHION SHOP
120 W
South orwalk
SELLING OUT
ALI.
DRESSES
mow oosr.
SPECIALS
GfliDEN’S
I68 Washington Street
The Textile Store
Sport Skirtm' ' gs for July
4th Outing
SPECIAL LOW PRICES
From 25c yd to $3.50 yd-
186 WASHINGTON SW.
scum NORWALK.
unis-s AND TUBES
“banana-noon.
-I.ee and Gene' rater Brushes tor
“I m ofCars
BICYCLES .
Samuel-sum
BARON KOHN
wt OCOOIIIDIIOIOOOIOO‘OO-O. w‘
83... Imported m “I.
‘01!!!” sedan-Oowinl-‘flsr
fumes-a M In
ran-seer
A. M. WOOSTER
. ATI‘OINEY AT LAW ~ 1
In... luminor U. I. Patent 0M“
PATENTS
I‘d toe Booklet on Pelee.
"ions-inst. (~1leth
YOUR OFFER TAKES IT. :.
Chalmer's roadster.
Ford l-ton truck chain drive.
Ford touring.
N orwalk Radiator
Repairing (o.
26 min 5:. Norwaik. 00"
TELEPHONE 954
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OLD CARS
Sell Your Old Cars tithe
Bridgeport Auto Wreck-
ing Co.
1310 North Arenas
Between Oak and Cen er 8‘.
Bridgeport. C2111}
Phone Barnum d tit-a”
Second hand PM" an
fit any make of car
~~-»~--:—':
PRETTY CAPS
for
PRETTY BATHERS
Beautiful l-.il iii; "531.3291: _
' ' . iii 32:
gind‘iltiiml' Idef, ll otilerfriillego
complete the lit ich eiipm‘
0f “fashion. ii: hull ..
goods at ten lo“ }1 .cs
/
H. A.MEAD
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8 No. Rain St- 5° L
Norwalk Chronicler