.YOU’LL NEED US
A cold day' 1n Winter, you know
(what that means, when fingers
and hoses are. freezing, when a
breath from the Arctic blows swift
through your jeans in a way that
is not very pleasing.
m OWN YOUR OWN HOME! W!”
The more acute the shortage becomes the higher rents are likely to go.
.._.- Build Your Own Home
The country is financially sound—building materials are svsilable st
tair prices—labor is more emcient and second at better rstes.
Lets Start Something—We'll Help
TheHatch 69‘ Bailey-Co.
sexier res comma: 00.311111 1: son 1100!.
mos, mm noun m amnion:
.WALL some
A shovel, a screen, a wagon, a
man. Some (.‘oal lying there a-
glistening. A cellar, a Window, a
chute is our plan. (foal falls in
the bin—are you listening?
A lieziter,1i fire some heat going
up, with comfort in each scintilla-
tion. A home that is cheerful
when time comes to sup—it’s sure~
1y 3 fine combination.
was muons nous ammo E m 13g”-
- moss mm mm. as 11:11: Home 8303;“;5. .
,maw Brynn. June 29.—Members
at the executive committee of the
Connecticut Chamber of Commerce. in
111’, this city. took cognizance of what
seems likely to be a serious coal fum-
ine. which ls-now imminent. accord-
in‘ to the but authorities. in all pod-
not only of Connecticut. but of New
England.
The executive committee of the
Chhmber gave instructions to secure
at once from all local Chambers of
Commerce and Business Men's Asso-
ciations, where they exist. from the
city or borough governments. or by
are no such‘Orgunizations. a local sur-
\~cy of the present deliveries of an-
.VAAST BROS.’ GARAGE
DICTIIIUTOR.
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
mom ron monies up more
I'm snvxos
NORWALK C OOOOYIAI CORD Tllu
IOUTH NORWALK PHONE. I“. an
31151113 CL
“BITS OF
BROADWAY”
EDISON Bil-CREATIONS
No. 50783—Price $1.35
thrsclte coal in this State.
This action by the executive com-
mini-c tfollowa a speech made recently
In the Senate by Senator Prelinghuy-
sen. of New Jersey, in which it was
asserted that a coal famine threatened
the enilrc country unless pending Fed-
eral legislation should pass. The com-
mittcc or the Chamber also gave its
approval to the following interview.
drawn M- Prcsidcnt Stanley H. Bul-
lnrti. of Bridgeport: “Senator Pry-ling-
huyscn's statement that there is in
sight :1 tragedy in the nature of a
Cherie—Fox Trot
Harry Ratlorman's Jazz Orchestra
I Found a Rose in the Devil's Gar.
den—Fox Trot. Flshnr-Raskln
Harry Railcrmzui‘rz Jazz Orchestra
No. 50777—Price, $1.35
I'll Keep on Loving You—Medley
QUALITY GROCERIES
AND
Fox Tr l iInllOIil ing "Co al
8811' l. liir: exam E (iwn r FREE DELIVERY
Max Fells ileila Robbin Orchestra
Moonlight—~Fox Trot. Conrad
Max Fells‘ llella Robbin Orchestra.
No. 50781—Price $1.35
Mon Homme (My Mam—Fox Trot
A. F. BECKMANN 8: CO., Inc.
Yvain Oilandoe Orchestra 4“
Idol Mine—Fox Trot, Pollack MWA.H'N°T°N STREET 'HON‘ ‘
Franklin Orlando‘s Orchestra
coal famine hnl- lcad tht Chamber to
trike timr by the fOrclock. \V‘c shall
try to 11ml out how freely cozil has
come Inin I‘omicclirut. and 301' what.
If any. .illlon is necessary to protect
lhc hous- hoidcrs of the Slnlc for the
coming “Hill r I grcail) doubt. how-
rver. H Um Chamber would approve
Ill! I‘ro'ili lLZhu)I0n hill establishing
Gnu 11111.: 1.1 stipc-rnsiou of cool prices.
It is :1 but [uncc— tlmr- prccc-dont. '
Lust swplcmbr-r the Connecticut
(‘hnmlicr of Commerce suddenly
nwnkc It) IIH‘ fact that there was \cry
Iiilic linui cool of domestic slzcs IIl
(‘Ollilf‘t'lll :1 \Vlth cold weather not
for off, uzl‘t‘sflh' action was taken
by ”H“ (‘l «mlwr through lornl suru-ys.
co-opcrzivinn with local (‘hambcrs of
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
35 North Main 8t.. So. Norwslk
Opp. Congregational Church
HOLIDAY SALE
OF CORSETS. HOSIERY. GLOVES, BRASSIERES AND UN.
DERWEAR AT REMARKABLE LOW PRICES.
MME. JEANNETTE
fi—‘fi—
COAL
l'-llllml~r1'- co-opr-rnilon with the
IAIIronll! i'if‘ uvudlug :1 pcrsonal Hp-
rrsuiilnlim lo tlir coal tit-Ids. The sit»
u;1iion “,.~ rMitu‘d “Iihln n T".I‘0ll:l-
Iilv lvnnil or timc rind irfifi ll; lb- Sign:
got coal."
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“‘I‘lvlilNu IN \onn'rux
XII“ llc~ an the liridv, «If s lirithli
Arm) "run-r
.‘iiivs I tui ill-luau. daughter of \h.
1211:! Min llll\III Ila-sun" of 3-35 l‘nik
GRAIN, WOOD, scum NCRWALK'S LEADING “WW" “'1‘ \‘mk- “-1- mm”! in
CORSETIERE and GLOVER - l‘npl iln stlilus .\l Sniiiidrrs of Hori-
'2 _ lurtisliirl hintinwl. mm (II .\Ir. and
56 South Mam Street, - - - - Phone 909. Blrs “'1' min \i Sounders. “he nr-
. DEVINE BROS I|\-«I I'In ll Iinnlniiil t-vqm 1;ill\ for iiir
m "mom :1! St. Luke‘s church. Norm
PHONE 53 ion, 5.1111 11.11, at 4 30 p m, Thi-
urnlvunu “uls- [HHIH'HHII in ”in H'\
Him.» l \I. I‘lllllI-Ill. rm'lnr of Si
‘ ) ‘ 1,191.1 - .1 I ‘Izv- lul‘nuid in n r.¢-.p.
F. H BAXTER THE 1 ALA( E BOOTERY .1 .... 1......"
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING. H“ "-"’“"
I Coughinuflfigsleln I i. I. S, ""‘ ‘N. r “r ”H
1.1... . - ~ II‘!.‘. 1’
mm res SUMMER roo'rwun .\ .1 x. .1. w. i .....'.'.“...,"'..‘.3 1:21.33
M ‘ Shaw Puk . M“ Specul Smoked Elk oxford. with Tan Saddle .7“! Rubber Soles Mi - I». an" Meson. :iiiuxlwr sister.
msefimnMI and Heels 86.9:- M- ""f'“‘"‘""" "34““! Alexander
CAIQ DIES Black and White. 2-strap Pumps with White Rubber Heels ..... $5.95 (.1 I“: “1 rmnhumh' :1 Hum" M ”w
gy....m w...- lu-fl Winn. .‘rllnltl Ih‘saali
HOSIERY FOR MEN AND WOMEN. and ("arl 1‘, Storm wcrc ushers.
'I‘lir Iiiiiiv'n rrvnlnnui \cnu “hl‘v
Shop at The Palace Theatre Boater? and Stretch Your Dollar ‘”."“”"' ""‘ ““””' "”“"""" “"" "“
F. S. LYON to ‘t' Utmost \ ll‘lnllil" [it I'lOtl with llglii mullcr and
- ~‘ ‘ ‘ {llil Ikil‘l. “‘IiIl {I T‘Iiil’li dq- \‘- 111cc lm‘"
JOB PRIN'TING h” and lrzliii. and sin culvlo‘il illlnu
ni' llic \‘nllcv, as licr liriilul limiqut-I.
le matron of honor and l-i'idrsmnid
[out]: am mm charmingly dcsignrd nuns or~
7 ’ mill-Iv fmcks. cmhroillrrr-I in white
A 2“ and yellow, with )‘tilow harm-hair
PligNE l e e e 8 Proth hats to gulch. Their Iinll-gilfl‘ wvro'
7 ' , )‘OIIOW d Isles and hiuc liirkspurs. th-‘
. .‘ “v. H.“ If "I. HOUIWlM Deh‘ery mine co r sclu-mc brim: cnl'ricd out
, _. ‘ ‘ ~ -
SUMMERTIME KITCHEN NEEDS
Screen Doors. Window Screens. ice Cream Freezers, Gas and Electric
irons. Fireless Cookers. Blue Flame Oil Stoves. Gas
Plates and Ranges. Gas and Oil Orens.
25 WASHINGTON smear, scum 801mm.
'UOI'UA- ' .
[crfecto Bouquet Are
in the d\ rations of tlic cluiuccl. Mrs.
Ih‘ssau re a sluipic costume of gray
channel with hut in mulch.
N.lllndt‘rfi.tli(‘ groom‘s moilu r.
Muck satin with matching lint
t‘iipt, “under! left Cami-ridge 'i‘ni-
vcrslty t‘ culls! rit lIlI‘dit'gillllIIlc of
the “or jail) in Se-pt- lulu-r iii”. and
rccciw d is commission nftcr llw racc-
nnd but 0 of Yprcs. 'i‘llt‘ Militiirr
wore
Now Sold for 10¢
Cross “it inward. II to him in 191*. u?-
DIr Psnatells Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
On No. One, Stag-2b; lle
OLD WELL CIGAR .
COMPANY. ‘
HEADQUARTERS FOR . FIREWORKS
—EVERYTHING HARMLEBS—
THE F. AND K. STATIONERS
SUCCESSORS TO DONNELLY’B.
OPEN EVENINGS TELEPHONE 1085
or l..- had .Nl‘ll in many important
I limigrnflms. (‘upr SJIIHtlI‘l'R also
:issisii-l in the training of the firsl
i‘nllllllfiml of .‘lllll'lr‘flll troops. and
nitlioug In tho conflict for (nor four
years. 1' n nt‘\*‘r seriously woundcil.
The lifldo attended liic (‘nstle School
for Girls in 'l‘nrrnown and .\ii.-.- Mar-
nt‘s Si-lidol in Thompson. Conn. Roth
she and? Mrs. Storm were attached to
the crlcnu Fund for French
“'ound in France during the war. it
m'
CARPET CLEANING
I’m and Bugs moaned Olson
colors Restored. Like New
OIIINTAL HUGO Carefully
Treated
Schultze’s Thursday Specials
W-
Plate or Brisket Corned Beef
' - 8c lb.
~Dix1eJEaeon.......................22ch
Sinclair Squaresl5cih
Round Clams....'...................20cqt.
Pride of the Farm Ketchup.......10ebot.
Schultze’ 3 Sanitary Markets
Norwsik. 39 Rain 8L, Wuh' ton 8L, and R. My;
wssreou'r - sLAcK noon ” '.
f' - Oohultse Markets at soot Noon (D.
.OWI“
MCsrpetClesnlngGo.
woos-roe. . sow
’ PHONE.“ ‘
Orion esilos tor and Dam
Prompt.
13 .11
SPECIALS .\
‘FOR THE WEEK
wrists}, 7:011. 250
a. T3
s I G .,,_. -
STATE Romanov-s MEETING
—
-i
The annual meeting «or the ltsu
Mention of Insicol Club ,
. , it ‘
the snot-noon union, than
, music“ program by ninet-
'trom. the ssvsnl- clubs. Mrs.
Okla W
“as there that (hint. Sililndt‘l‘s
Miss Nassau met.
l‘.lpl.*{iillltlr‘rs am! his bride left for
(‘npc Cda. where they will sprnd their
honeymoon and will later sail for
Egypt, 'wlicrc they will make their
home .ud where Capt. Sounders is en-
raged h the extensive cullixntlon of
cotton plantations. Prior to settling
in Ihc Sudan. Mrs. Saunders will spend
the hot season in Cairo. Egypt.
W‘— _
AMWCAV LEI-[DY TO HAVE
- (‘ \RV IV AL.
and
C
l
At a fleeting held last night. the
FrankC. Godfrey Post. American Le-
imam probaiib‘ be held in ihé
rict
‘ the. regular busin’odo
meeti urlnx which several . new
mom were taken into the omni—
nationhood entertainment consisting
voem 'snd instrumental selections
, was t ed by the Ladies' Auditor)!
of the; Cake and cream was
served urn dancing enjoyed.
W“
‘3
Wm 'IORUN COUNTY...
. LAWN. Wyo.. June 29. —-Oovem-
, ment by the toil:- sex. initiated t your
no, my be extended to cover at! or
the Jasmin olo sonnet-'7. one ti
l'fllfi" {or dies. In 11W
Fol
1 7
the‘ seiectmen in towns where. there i
3! rs.‘
1
glen. ed to turn out and participate
in the ‘ ival parade to be held Sni-
urday t. It was voted to enter—a
float ill competition for the c135.
which 'e been furnished as prifcs.
The t also voted to hold a ear--1
nival own beginning July so.
The
session today at the Gmdustes' Club. -’
and tips.
IU'ZG I-INT T1 )3“ IRRO“'.
l’lsy—"Strulnlit From Paris."
A picture that enlarges lIlI' familiar
phrnsr "All met) art- t-quui" to includc
the Weaker sex. comm- with I‘t/ll'OSlllllK
novelty under the title "Straight From
Paris.” It will be lit the
Thursday and lv‘ridn)‘. In
lairsi Equity photodrumn. Clara Kini~
lmll Young porlnns ilic part of .1
working girl “has" fascination bring“
her Into the most cxclushc social cir-
clcs of 1hr smart sci. “‘Hh irresistible
beauty. she magnetizes the all: ntions
of one aristocrat upon another.
it-uds the scion! of aristocracy .1 mu il“.’
Clint-c.
this.
rlvni. and that Kknulllt'
sun-«I by what you nrv.
purriiir arr.
not what 3 our
\\' hon a man labs so tin-1h in iniv
that hc lWCOnllS in o“ 1 .11. ‘ “‘1” ~ X111”
it or fill” ‘_\ can in tail til. it (1.31M
handni hinl flit K H. '.'ll.u.~ \xl;.
happens to Douglas Fairbanks in his
nus picture "The Nut. " IvIH‘IHIr-I to
own :11 the i‘iilncr 1Il-'llli i01.1lw?0
dim- run louiorro“
This is on- of II“ most coniptlliu;
Ion- ntorirs g/r n~r11-compelling be
cause the iii-r0 iiscs cu-ri ingenuity
his inventive brain can dmise to com-
pt-l interest in him from thv lady.
Although "The .\‘ul" is classifitd as
comcdi-iirnma. ii is really more be-
cnusc of the (lf‘t'p love ihtcrut. and
morc particularly because of the in-
nihiduni manner in which the Icnc
story is hundlnl.
This picture ‘1' l carry the syn rtnloi
from the mansions of Fifth Axcnun
through Greenwich Village to .1
gambling house or the \Vc-st side.
Stu-rill surprises are in store In
the nature of noudly dt"\‘IC(S which
huu‘ been utilized most ingeniously in
thb d~ vrlopmcnt of this unusual 5301‘)
Thoh‘ who \‘it‘w this 1'1 :11111‘9‘ will
have an opportunity to Mr ,iusl how .1
very absorbing newspaper story fur-
nished one iiiiulc fur. the plot.
IAOI‘AI. I'R‘Nlt‘h‘ AT ROTON POINT.
The annual picnic of the South
Norwalk M. E. church Sunday school
will-be held at Rotou Point tomor-'
row.
the children and their fricnds to the
Point. Luncheon will be provided by
the members of the T. RC. class.
Today Christ church Sunday school
of East Norwalk. and the South Nor-
walk Congregational church Sunday
at the Point. special cars (tilting the
children to the amusement resort.
On Saturday. Juix 91h. the mem-
bers of the Advent Christian church
Sunday school will hold a picnic at.
Calf Pasture beach
The First Congregational church is
holding its Sunday school picnic at
the Point today as well.
Henry Frank. of South Nor-walk.
who left for Atlantlnc City with the
Menkcr Grotto. sent acard to his
fricnd.Jnn1cs \K’iihail. fining that he
is wearing out a lot of shoe leather
chasing after Jack Dempsey on his
cross country runs.
AN OLD RECIPE 'l‘O DARREN
. HAIR
Sam 'llco sod Sulphur Nuns Gray.
Ned 1mi- Dos-It sud clingy;
Almost everyone knows that Sage.
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound-
ed. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hsir when. faded. streak-
ed or- We Years ago the only way
to set this w
at hoiie. which is 9‘1“.” and trouble-
fiowadsy) we simply as): at V .
(in: Store for “Wyeth's M m
Sulphur Corn 11.6 " You will net's.
1% M old mm
pro by the addition of other: thin;
clean. at very ii .co‘st. ml
uses “improper: dli now. m no
o
M. icon My tell that yde
so, "J
1- 4 ‘ ltso
(1.1-. “Bib-ll Young‘s Mus! Brilliant
Rt Kt iii. .
ht-I‘,
and:
worth is nihi/
is forcrlully brought 110111! a
in lhc dcvrlopmcnt of this «\(‘iIlllE‘
runmncu- “Straight From l‘nlis" i!
ccrtuinlv u lunch~ th-nic. and will
maid“ lhv litnrti- of girls and men 1v .
jolcc III the spirit OI\{.AIl'-DI:L\ aziil'
uphill!) llilil it upholds
PALAI‘II 1‘0.\IUIIIKU\\'.
llnugla- I-‘nirbnnlu \alursl In “1111‘
Nut."
3
lllcre bclng special cars to ink"
school are both holding their picnics‘.
'Thc bride
ure,wu to make it ,
Things To Make The Hohday Happ
Flags—Of U. S. Standard fifinfihg. All sizes. Low priced.
Bathing Suits—For Men and Boys,
of Bathing Caps, Shoes, Stockings and Tights.
i
i
I For the Week-end Trip—Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases; all sizes,
i money-saving prices.
i
!
Sport Umbrellas—A Wide choice of colors, with white handles ringi i
Children’s Parasols—A- new lot of dainty creations just received.
that will bring joy to the heart of any little lady. . . . . . . . . . . . .
50c, $1. 00, $1. 50, $2.25:
ART CRETONNES—Striking designs. Special . . . . . . . . . . 50c yartlf
SPORT
4....
Tip (liniu‘ (um-s wh-n b‘r idcn~
iii} m- a poor shtvp- girl is Ii?%<‘{}¥!*!!':i
and the fundamtntnl illolllv'nl of .t' is ESE ED '0‘
girl's sliilus in 1hr social la-lvi-‘r is HAVE YOUR PURW Es C G A” P“ ,.
confronted. That birth is n nu iv .‘c- 1- THEM ON OUR EASY PAYMENT PLAN.
.........................
Women and Children. Plenfi‘
4th of July Specials
!'
. VACATION CLOTHES FOR MEN AND
I WOMEN
MILLIN ERY
'C
Ir"
i
(‘ITIZIZSN' MILITARY Iii.\l\l\t;
I CAMPS.
l
l'nurrsnl rompu‘sni'v ..il-.'.;1z-x
training (‘t‘vl‘lt mplnit s t‘ml .i'l i Mir- "5
'\\liU .lll‘ “'l'llirl Illt' dr-lll :iut elimiiivi
.iic coniptllrd to barn 1“ main. . 111111 '1—
Tlaix ruiru m conduct for inking cure
;of lhcir littiIlli and for handling
illicninciu‘s on Jho‘ fictd of battli-
Tlic grt-ni argument for this training
its that 1011113 men who arc to it
comptilcd to light should be com»
jpcilcd to learn llltSl things. This
;secms only 1.1ir and just as .1 illniitr
tof protection to the man who is.
drafted. How-Her. hie idea of com-
pu lsory military training Is not favor-
‘cd throughout our country {or many
rcasons. but mainly because its bene-
{fits are not clearly understood or spo
iprl‘cialr-d by the gt-ncral public.
i A:- :1 substitute Congress has ap-
'proprinted funds so that the \Vnr
‘Deparlmcut may Institute :1 ac rlcs of
camps for the \oluntary training of
citizens One of these camps will be
.cstaiilishcd for the First Corps Area
at ( .imp Dcvons. Mass. from August
l‘ to August 81 Anv young man of
good character 16 years of age or
on r. is - IIthlt‘ to attend Thcrv “in
be no expense to the indixidunl. as
the .ournmc nt pays for c\cr\th1rg‘.
Applications to attend the camp or.
for furiht‘r detailed information
'shmild be made to First Corps Alrva
Headquarters. Boston. Mass. With-
out dclny. as the remaining vacancies
are rapidly in in; filled. ‘
.___._._—_——§—
lupus—mum
“aiding (‘cn mmy st W's Home
in Norman
Ernestine Pulls. daughter of Mrs.
Richard E. 'I‘ibbcts of Norolon
Heights. was married Sunday. of 9:30
:1. m.. to David “K Burtis. son of Mr.
‘and Mrs. “'illism Burtis of New Can-
innn and Glen‘brook. The ceremony
was performed at tho bride's home.
by the Rev. William Sinclair of the
Presbyterian Church. of
iwhouc choir the bride is a member.
hinder n iaige bower of pink roses
{supporting a large wedding— l‘lll of
roses. The bridal party was led lw
vthe bride's little sister. Ida Jeanne
11113413. as flower- girl. “is: Sophic
Patience was the bridesniiuil.
llromficld was best man.
were agown of \"hite
lacomctte. and the bridesmaid was
gowncd in nilc- -grcen omndie. Roth
wore picture hats. The “cdding
March by Vi'agner was played by the
~ Daricn
Llewcllx n
bride's aunt. Mrs George 1. Rue ,of
Brooklyn. Following a. wed in:
breakfast. attended by thirty-five rei-
atives. the couple left for Portland.
Maine. intending upon their return to
make their residence n Noroton.
FOURTH OF JULY SEN‘I‘INEL.
The Sentinel will be issued carlv
“Outlay morning. in order that the
employes may cherve the Fourth of
July “Hi1 u‘proper way. Adxertise-
Infill :fi'l. We... should reach the
when (net-noon or early in
EVERY wo
FASHION SHO
mama Sm
SELLING OUT;
omens
mow eon
r-v
- your. arm um Ii.
Chalmer’ s roadster. _
Ford 1-ton truck chsin fl
Ford touring. ”
Norwalk Radiator
’ Repairing Co.
as m at. son-11:. ' "
TELEPHONE “4
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GOLD N’
68 WW‘
ruinous THAT antes" -.
Nowell & Min-rs
cumulus mo roan
tau-shine!” 3- 80-
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