nah"; i V ‘ .. fill-anger in delay. —-—-— "1' FT; d: your oob'al-a'nd- bay-ii; early! ' “helmet morose or surly ’canse fls'pr'ice isbut of reason. Hope h’li get relief next season. In Lineanwhile Winter’s coming )_ _ our coal will need no drum— ‘ fling but may be as scarce as ever. ‘ “Buying now is wise and clever. . Donal. let the humid days shut to future from your gaze. Fast to weeks, will pass away. There RRlSfi . v» 0::- me.“ is brought us so man'y‘ord . I .By stuns prompt Iii!!!” .5‘6 s: , 7. “PAPER DOLL” . AND 1mm OTHERS Cane. in TODAY and Hear These thost Edison Hits From BROADWAY msb—Pucker Up and Whistle (Dance Orchestra) Paper Doll (Novelty Band) “NO—Down Yonder Premier .Quartete Just Keep a Thought for Me J, Hil‘fold Murray .0791,—-I've Waited So Long Bert Harvey I'm Nobody‘s Baby Aileen Stanley “fit—Peggy O'Neil Billy Jones and male chorus. Last Little Mile is the Long. . est Lewis James 50733-Vl'ait Until You See My Madeline Riverside Orch. Tea Cup Girl Riverside Orch. THE ALFRED FOX PIANO CO. C North Main 8b. as. Noryvslk Opp. Congregational Churn: west-.33; ”maxim ”UT" ' ”I'll-K ,1. , toshow in yarious Vim—s . ,. By giving best quality lumber ' ' ' , L By fair and reliable dealing: ‘ By low prices on replacement values if . I Till. muss I“ ll! new. m n males-riboflavin!!! Mm 's which was in ' “saith-1333's” Sestsver! The reason In; a. believe $21th Wifwth; 2:; 1:”chan ’ mouse 10! mums M} I NORWALKOZWYIAI 0089 ”,3” By knowing that ”1!! serving you well can we ourselves ,u . .1. . 5 . 'Th¢.Ha£EsBailey“co.— We hoanlsn will preside .during the d ond week. ended by instructors tron: Holy sixteenth century. can be called in case of emergency. trillions matters and in silence. day for instruction. record of all transactions. are appended. ' . .,. WOOD. m m .' DEVINE BRos. ' ’ mass as “F. H. BAXTER DRUM!!! I IOUTH MAIN man he- a £33.22“. was . Bless seal: and Rule!“ CANDIES £0.41. -- F. S. 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RusgAY & co. - STOCK RECORD BOOK -3327.- We have ready for distribution to investors and market trad~ era a handsomely bound 7613a3e PURCHASE AND SALES booklet, especially valuable.” keeping a simple and accurate Dividend tables for figuriné'fthe investment yield of securities If you will send us a lisLOf the stocks and bonds you now hold, we will be glad to enter them and send the booklet to you; or you may make your ow‘n'entries if you choose. ock Exchange oi New York. W“! 1877. Members Consolidafe . ing Green 3200. and GLOVE! UILDING. New York USE -’ PYROX ON YOUR FRUIT, POTATOES 'AND OTHER VEGETABLES Kills Most» Worms and Bugs mama'mdfll'WudKflIu-onymwalh. ALBERT* D. MORGAN Of Corsets, Hosiery, Braesieres, Gloves and Underwear. BIGGEST VALUES Em OFFERS!) See Our Window Display for Reduced Prices MME. J EANNETTE soon-l noswauce LEADING 00mm w Phone 909. remains on the premises when treat. Mercy went into retreat at Mt. Joseph's Seminary at three weeks. The Bidets of Rt. vent of Mary Immaculate on this order that conducts 8t. other parts of the state. general lives in F‘rance. it". tinc'a School. Bridgeport. school for fiisters of Mercy. island and there tlon there but the rulcs arc lcas strict than those for the priests. 'l‘o Reopen Jitney Cages Continued from First Page. of between flxcll termini." 200 Jitncys Mined. (‘lmirnmn Higgins of the- utilities eomlulon saltwaterdny‘ that up :0 date the certification for Jltncys have lHrLl granted gor the operation of curly :0“ machines. The only au- thorised routes leading out of Hart- ford are those to \Vinstcd and \Villl- mantle. _ . Mr. Higgins said it has been the general policy of the commission to grant certificates for roulcs ovcr‘which it did not appear that the existing transportation companics were able to give adequate service. ln the case of a line from Hartford to Manchester s‘ decided that the trolley company held the cars, tracks and facilities tgjxe an adequate service. although it has not in the past done so because of lack of patronage. . “It is our policy to give the trolley lines a reasonable period to give ade- quate service. where they are not al- ready doing so." Mr. Higgins said. "V\'c have had, 700 hearings in a per- iod of six weeks and it is only fair to say that We may later grant certifi- cates in some cases where they were dcclinrd." He said that it was the de- sire of the commission to give the jiincye an entire deal. Aside from the Waterbury to New Huwn 'bus lines. Mr. Higgins said that two routes have been approved at \Vatcrhury and hearing on a. new route will be held tomorrow. M r. Higgins polntcd out that Jitneya opernlfd under ccrtificates granted by Me‘- 7—wr' ~.r BEEF LIVER Boston Blue Fis ”"1". Shoulder Veal Stewing Veal Round Steak *5 11‘- ‘J'e‘tM scholar. No 39 m wasTPollT ‘ it. ; . Schultxo m cl... .---.-...------a.-...--,-_..----. 1 > LeW’s Shoe Store n Io. ‘Hain St, Bo, lm ‘ h connection With stars .Ooumsumwudowhr ,‘nss and convince M (Ming Reduced Pram s r lowing of $1.50 to $3.00 «- a Rqogscts....... . “.13. _ ' I C D s a I o s s o o s s a s a a a s a a o s a a O. u tilt-IO. O. . HI~ ._., lap" . 2.:. 3.733. . ss-ss wasumerou midi“ 0‘3095‘16 ~--g¢,¢- ‘1'.) on Wednesdays. ' anions als- ,5 Schultze’s Wiflnesday Specials . . . . 2 lbs., 25c .......lscla~- seven. 53%;;- else- ‘nsssis . ' the commission are entirely under its Jurisdiction but those continuing to operate in deflnanoe of the recently enacted state laws will presumably be prosecuted through the motor vehicles department or the state police. as the commission has nothing to do with. the vehicles not‘besrinc‘its certificate. luster BreakWith ‘ South of Ireland Continued from First Page. own parliament. ‘ahich was opened by his gracious majesty in person." and that Mr. de Valera. and his asso- ciates. by standing as candidates for the Northern Parliament and submit- ting their policy of "no .pal'lition.” have admitted the right of self-deter- mination on the part of Ulster. “This was the only issue placed be- fore the electorate." he adds. "and ‘no partition' was rejected by the largest majority. which, so far as I am aware. ever has been returned in a general . election in any part of the world." He Valera and the British people toi ree upon the admisistration or the res. outside of Ulster... . ' Joseph. whose work is mainly in the hospitals and schools. have a retreat at the Con- Park street. which is the headquarters at Francis Hospital in Hartford and hospitals in The mother In one order the mother general lives in England and in another shc llvcs in this coun- A retreat for nuns is conducted at the convent in Milford. where there is a seminary Tor young women. and there is another rctreat at St. Augus- a training The retreat for laymen is on Long is religious instruc- - geclar‘es that it now remains for Ur. . .e "sex-a1. and the remaining nan oaths lergymen will go to the retreat. Bl». week and Monsignor Duggan the sec- ‘ , ,The institute is at present conduct—- ed by the, Order of Jesuits and is eta.- Collese. Geo' i'getown University. rem. ham University and Boston College. The institute in this, state was named after the first one founded by saint Ignatius Loyola. a. Spaniard. and Saint Francis Xaxie'r. who established the Jesuit order in Paris. That was in'the There are no Priests in the diocese at present.» In smallpox-lanes where there is but one vii-toll. arrangements are‘ made where- by the pastor of an adjoining parish While some believe that the annual retreat of the priests is a sort ofvaca- tion. or period given up to rest. it to nothing of the sort. for there is no provision for recreation of any kind and the week is. spent in study of The men at the retreat meet five times it But one Jesuit the Prism of this diocese go to the re- On July 2. 250 nuns of the Sisters of St. Hamilton Heights. On August 8. 250 other nuns Will to there. For the ruins. the rules. are stricter than for the priests and for ten days they are not permitted to speak. ,After the retreat at the sen». inary. there is a summer school for Where Error Is Found, . T'exoleum Rugs. . _. fr, l graphs that the Times clean! ”“19 .hope. but otherwise it refers to the statement as "rigid and unyielding." in other quarters. the statement “I referred to as a Wank “man which brings matters to a critical stage and causes a very unpromising and unpleasant position. it is pointed out that Mr. de Valera is inflexible in his demand that Clue“ “mum“ must be derived from an all-Irish 1"?- liament. sitting at Dublin. While the Ulster leaders are coll“! determined that the. Ulster Parliament be subor- dinate only to Great Britain. Several of this morning‘s newspa- pers assert that if this attitude is per— sisted in. all negotiations must break down. while others advance the be- lief that if the present conference fails. Parliament may be dissolved and the issue submitted to the British peo- ple in a general election. There are rumors in other quarters that a Cabinet dissension already has arisen regarding rival Irish interests. it is stated officially. however. that postponement until Thursday of the conversations between Lloyd George and dc \‘aleia have no connection with any pcrpieaity of the Irish situa- tion. but are duc- to the necessity of the Prime Minister giving his solo at— tention to the remaining work of the Inpcrial conference. BELFAST. July 19 (Associated Press).—-The rctum to Belfast last .night of Sir James Craig. the Ulster Premier. and the members of his Cab- Inet who have been with him in Lon- don in connection with the Irish peace move. must not be taken as a. rupture of the negotiations. it was declared to- day by Colonel Spender. secretary of the delegation. on its arrival here. It is thought. indeed. that the delegation will be recalled to London next week. None of the Cabinet members would have anything to say for publication. Eamonn de Valera is regarded by the Ulster Unionists as a visionary. and the feeling in Unionist circles here is that no discussions among all the parties concerned in the irish settle- ment will be possible until he consid~ embly modifies his position. When Sir James Craig saw the Re- publican leader in Dubllrr before the recent Irish Farliamentary elections. the Ulster Premier is declared in Cr:- lonist quarters to have heard a. long disquisition on an Irish Republic. and Unionists here expressed belief today that Mr. de Valera had expressed hime self similarly in his interviews with Premier Lloyd George. \ The attitude 0: the Ulster Premier. and his colleagues. as expressed by Craig in his statement made in Lone don last night. in which he declared Ulster was determined to maintain her present status. with her own Parlia- ment. is cordially approved by the Belfast Unionists in general. as it is exprcued by their newspaper organs. .— 5 Me‘s’ilsn no s‘o'a'r‘s- c s o o - . - - - . .y" . ; Linoleum'iRugs .5".-. . .e um... . .-. . . . . . . . . . . g 'EeXOIeum-orGongoleum Rugs. . . . l; . ,Cbngdeum Mats o istolszofs'o slotozs‘ as o .. l l E. Duplex Mndowrg'Shades—Green on one side, white on the other i . Mounted on Hartsliorn‘ rollers. Especially priced . . ....... . . 89c " ' Many other Shade specials. . Bargains in Limleum Remnants—Mom 11,43t05 yds. long. 9x12 ft.,$1250 ’ H. Krieger 89° CO. Outfittters to Men, Women, Boys and Girls . ; The House Where YOUR CREDIT IS As GOOD 'AS. CASH ELSEWHERE. 9x12 ft, $18.00 6x9ft., $6.75 .......18x36in., 29.. ‘-_—\ lin. Nationalist. says: “If the six specially chosen Ulster counties are to self;detcrmine them- selves in this ruinous conflict with the rest of Ireland. why deny the claim of any county to self-determineaiteclf out of association with sccessionists? The claim insisted on by Sir James Craig is on all tours with that put forward by the Southern l-ltntes of the Ame-ri- can Republic. sixty years ago. That is a true and exact parallel. The for- mula that Ireland is like unto the sc- ccssionlst States has been abandonct ." Ridgcfield Pastor's Ford Sedan ls Stolen _.,__.._ RIDGEF‘IELD. July lit—A For: sedan. pointed black. belonging to , mm ans: morons m A person with inactive or slowed headaches. blurred melon. had up digestive organs tulle-rs doubly tron: hot weather. Biliousness. breath. coated tongue are almost cer- tain to be present with a mail of heat-producing undigested food in the stomach. Foley Cathartic Tab- lets keep the digestive organs active and the system tit and line. purged of poisons. w. 13. Kennedy. Albany. N. Y.. says: "Foley Cathy-tie Tablets are mild but elective."——Btillson-Powell Corp. Have Your Radiators Repaired By Experts It‘WiliOost Nolan . lewladiatsrsinfltoak .WallStreet owmsrass-r :BI— Ft.. "There never was any other outcome of the negotiations possible." says the- Belfast News Letter. "except in the minds of those who would have sacri- ficed us on the altar at. a false peace. \Ve shall have nothing to do with any settlement terms that infringe upon or diminish the status of our Parliament. and we base that attitude‘on the same ground.“ ‘Krgxie Valera make. his claim to self~determinatlon. g .- On the other hand. the Irish News. which voices the views of Joseph Deva INSURANCE I J. M. LAYTON '& U).,\ Inc. omammmm l l 'l‘ARLOV BROS. mussels-rm Rev. Hugh SM- ! l~ grtgutlonnl li'vn. .. Saturday night ‘.!-. c. , mother had .]-;». ~ . . ,- and left the m: ~..r :‘zg 5 school from \\" _-.'_,__ The ll(‘(ll\t - . . ., . 1, C 25-58! 4.106.352. ul~f ‘. From the beginning our mom u been "True Business.” whit: a. up to maintain, Our confidence is growing daily owing to the innumeraole mull meats which wo have received in! tourists and local patrons. This us prove to you that our eiiorts results! in a successful business. ‘fleanlinese" is our next motto. 0n ostsbishment is cleaned from end a dud every twenty-four hows so as ll always keep a clear atmosphrre I is opened for inspection at all bone for the persons who wish to see 110' our shop is kept clean and how 0' products are made. The “111599630?" are our friends. . Our brand: store in sorts mole: 1" mm! on the same ideals, n m“ IN made at our main store in . ' \ier. NONI-IL Whether )0“ are in . walk or in South NOrwalk you will be ' se the same quantity of wrsx‘idrikhiy may be dillVQYQG to Wilt home at any day of the wee} Special prices are given to lOuch. churches and parties. in this establishment. the ice creel! and candy business is operand by l: (310901“? 81109 of Norwalk. Onlyt bakery business is operated by Hem Wilkins. THE CHOCOLATE SHOP Main Store, 26 Wall St. Moi-walk. Branch Store. 17 No. Main St.. So. Norwalk, (3. ~4— SPECIALS FOR , THE WEEK Jar Ring Rubbers . 3 boxes 250 Libby's Corned Beef, No. 2 size, 32s, No. 1 size 19c Crisco, lb. size can cut to .. 17C Toilet Tissue 7 rollsz56 FALL-MARK CANDIES W A. STULL amass. “I’M“ The people of Northern. Roland. be mine" the terms of settlement will h Great Britain and Southern Ire; land may meandsddsa rsyof hope by count " <2 . ’ ‘ “When this in téelthst'ous-rin Iii ~ seated in the? Imperial and. or coring. 7 ‘ able at an“: 7 1:: . , .. was arose THAT asses coon Nowell & Murray CLOTHIER. AND FURNISHERS .15! Washington at. So. NONI" SALE »
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