’ . B‘s: yo’ur coal and buyit early.
1K glm‘ii'ot'get’morose o'r surly, ’c'a'ust‘
' fdhejprice is out of reason. Hope}
5m?! get relief next season. in ,
_ ’ihe meanwhile Winter’s coming!
“when our coal will need no drum-
ming but may be as scarce as ever
Buying" now is wise and clever. "
Do not let the humid days shut'.
the future from your gaze. Fast ;
the weeks will pass away. The“
is danger in delay. a - .a—u
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Come in TODAY and Hear These
Edison Hits From
BROADWAY
SWISS—Pucker Up and Whistle
(Dance Orchestra)
Paper Doll (Novelty Blind)
mam-Down Yonder
‘Premier Quartete
Just Keep a Thought for Me
J. Harold Murray
50791,—I've Waited So Long
Bert Harvey
I'm Nobody's Baby
Aileen Stanley
50792—Peggy O'Neil
Billy Jones and male chorus.
Last Little Mile Is the Long-
est Lewis James
sons—Wan Until You See My
Madeline Riverside Orch.
Tea Cup Girl
Riverside Orch.
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO ,. CO.
to North Main 8b, so. mm...
Opp. Congregational Charm
CO
GRAIN, WOOD, Fm
( m
DEVINE BROS
moss, as
F. H. BAXT‘ER
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ho a BMW. Park a m
“M Bed. and sun-tr.
CANDIES
F. S. LYON
_ son PRINTING
loath loswalk
Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
cams CLEANING
Colors Restored, Like New
WALT RUG. WI!
arses camJ" and «cum
_ Carpet Cleaning Co.
coau- , so. Nor-sis
" PHONE see
2i.
no stone men more
_.at._
Max Levy’s Shoe Store
. Ill-381113.. 80.30!“
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m -oooa".o on to lastyear’swhiehwasth'l.
best 2:“ Thecrrleison 1’ fighve it is Good Will that has:
' brought us so many orders. - Good Will toward you we try ’
to show in various ways: _ g V." .
B; giving best. quality lumber ~. ‘. _- .
By giving prompt service; )1- ' . __ .. ’
By fair and reliable dealings"; '
‘, By low prices on replaceuiit values
37 “0"" "it ml! ,by genius sou well can we ourselves
,i
NAAST ’ GARAGE
‘ tho-loss
CADILLAC EIGHT limos cans '
mom ’0! macs All)
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mm 00”
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-' sax Juan. r. a. July 20.—Oot of
a budget of sie,eoo.eee panel! 67 the
little more than “000.000 is set aside
for the public schools of the island.
We)! $1.000)“. more tin the hi
school budget ’and the largest amount
9'0? 19mm for education in any
one year. ' ~
Thebudget is the tar-gen ever ap.
M .Dfiopriations. the legislature
WM matures ‘or 820,000,000 but
several of the projects involving large
sums may be vetoed by the Governor.
Among the bond hues authorised
those tor; ss.e_eo.ooo for the ex-
tending of a railroad around the ‘is-
land: 31.000.000 for an insular bank:
82.000.000 road extension and im-
provement bonds and 81.000.000 for
rural schools. ‘
A new income tax law provides a
normal tax rate of three per cent. for
both individual - and corporate in-
comes and limitathe additional in-
come tax to is per cent. for individ-
uals and to 20 per cent for corpora-
tiona
~ The law provides that "additional
returns" may be filed where revisions
EMME.JEANNETTE
Connection With Any m
Store.
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JULU 1921'
INVE$TQRS -
POCKETK‘MANUAL
Contains latest statistics information, also high and
low prices for several ye , on all issues listed on the
New York Stock Exchange, Chica 0 Stock Ex-
change, New York Curb and other leaging exchanges
throughout the United States.
Copy Sent rats on Request. -:
Ask at“. 8. 602.
“Always Withbnt Obligation.” " ' ~
5. s. RUSKAY & co.
Emil-boa 1377. '
seahor- camoudotonx'biocx Exchange of New York.
42 Broadway « New York
Phone: ‘Bmini Green 3200.
JULY. CLE. ‘XfiANcE Signs
Of Corsets, Hosiery, Brassiercs,‘ Gloves and Underwear.
. Licensi- vstuss em orrhnn
loo Our Window Display for Reduced Prices
SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING
seesaw and oLovn
sesouuminscmt. ‘: ‘- . . -‘
CLIFFORD 'HO‘TEL BUILDING.
USE PYROX
ON ”YOUR FRUIT, POTATOES IAND
' OTHER -_ VEGETABLES
Kills Most/worms and Bugs 2
memoff‘nolse,_2fleodlillsronyourwalls.
ALBEEIT o; MORGAN
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Schultze’s Thursday Specials
FANCY‘ LIVE LOBKTERS' . . . ..
Brisket Corned Beef-1 . . .
PlafeCornedBeef ......
Wilson’s Certifie f éms. . . . . . .
Smoked Should 4"}?!
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35clb. .‘
6c'lb. '
7clb. _
~ ...32clb.._
cram...”.._.....,.,.;lSclb.‘
Schultze’s Sanitary ' Markets 1
5%.? “‘3‘" Wm “.33.? ““"im
Schultss Markets cloa'éi‘ii‘aon (o. a 1'.) on wodm ~ ' '
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movie as,
Phone909.'
A commission was authorised to
udy a propoml that the insular gov-
ernment purchase atesmships from the
United States Shipping Board to pro~'
'vide better transportation
and.
Yacmar
s'ror orr NORWALK .
IN SEPTEMBER
Continued from M Page.
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chuaectts. are members of an
Board having charge of a fund of]
£5.00!) vfhlch is being raised to flace'
the yacht in suitable condition. The'
Advisory ,'
curing 8200. preferably in local
yachtsmen. as the city's share of the
fund. ‘
The remaining 31.000 is being raised
among Boston and New York yachts-
men.
The cities on the inside route be-
tween Boston and Annapolis ’vhlch
have been asked to Join in ihe project
Bi-dford. I-‘all Rh'cr. Newport. Provi~
deuce. New London. New Haven.
Bridgeport. Norwalk. Stamford. Ne-v
York. Jersey City. Newark. 'Irenton.‘
Philadelphia. “'llmington. Baltimore
and Annapolis
Following is a copy of the
sent to the Mayor‘s office:—
So numerous haw been the requests
for a view of the
letter
vuyurv to Annapolis. and so wide-
ppm-ml iiw desire to share in the en-i
icrm‘iru of restoring lwr to the Naval
Acc-Evmy. that the Eastern Yacht
(‘Eu' which tendered the yacht ori-
ginally to the government in behalf
of Mr. Charles H. \V. Poster. the pro-
sent owner. ha; consented to withdraw.
in favor of a more general participa-
tion in the prolqct.
it is planned to have the yacht call
at some twenty viii-s on the inside
route between Boston and ’Annspoiis
sometime in flepiembcn. to allow a
small detonation from 9' city to
main-”the trip from the Acme port
or call. and to permit each muncl-
pallty to have “sorted on the rail of
the yacht a brass plate
scribed. po-ible
city and the name or the mayor. a
Secretary Don't-worm furnish a sub-
reccive the yacht formally at Anna-y
polls. where he will pay over to Mr.’
Foster the 81.00. the purchase price
of the yacht. In order to comply with
the request of the Secretary that the
yacht be turned
ment in suitable condition. a fund
35.000 will be necessary. Of this
amount 81.000 is iwlng raised thong
yachtamen in Boston and New York.
and the.cities on tlu- itinery are asked
to Join in contributing the remainder.i
i
0" 8200 each. 'It is suggested that
r-sch cty raise its quota
subscription. DNPf’é-rulily among yachts-
men. i
A wily of this lcltcr has been sent
to the papers in: your city. and it
"light be well to submit it to the local
E'hnmber of Commerce for its approv-
J
It is hoped that your city will take
advantage of this opportunity as early
as possible. ‘ ‘
The fund will be administered by
an Advisory Board consisting of State
Treasurer James Jackson. Charles K.
recent legilatuoe and Just approved . V
by Acting Governor Jose Benedicto, a . '
proved. Including bond issues and in- J "
icictod wit
' i'ornu-t
chaser for towing purposes and will Rt. new.
whipped.
he said. warned that he
unless he ceased to preach
social equality to the colond people.
by boomer In spite of his injuries. he was able
yesterday to attend to his duties.
lynched.
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HARTFORD. July 20.—-Dr. Thomas
“I. salmon of New York. noted phy-
'schiatrist: Charlea n. Schwab. head
’ Corporation;
Dr. Herman ll. Biggs of New Yors
Health. Dean
the Wachers‘
College of Columbia University and
Dr. Samuel A. Brown. dean of Belle-
\1lleMcdical School. have been named
trustees of the Hartley Foundation
and will direct the expenditure of the
of the Bethlehem
State Department
James E. Itu-ell
folk hum
kins cl
Gov.
3 considered"
“5' 'A‘ ngfl'l‘ 3
'Shoo—Whilc niey Inst—$1.00” I
P. Brown
" {Goods . Counter
gams‘ffiatth’el
‘ suo'n'r mm i6)!“ ! .
" " ' ’ ‘ ed assortmen" averse-big 21/2 yards long. that are a
AgilfémfldChfldrm's Ig’resses. Marked at Less Than Cost
.. smarts OE‘SUMMERY‘SW‘ ‘3‘ I?
'Justi’hé thiné' for .Waists, etc. :rhe‘original prices have not been '
‘ ‘ ' mthiéGleam ce Sale.
"it.
, 1 for thc‘ia- Mrs “a”. um Jenkins M
Steel
or
of
- I l toast resources of the foundation
Mayor has been asked to t in '9‘ 'public health. mental hygiene and pro-
lbation work throughouflhe country.
The naming of these men and the
dccision to use the funds in this way
were made today at a meeting of ii- w
Hartley Corporation held at the Nor-
of Mrs. Helen Hartley Jen-
Yorlt. the founder.
the men named previously
are Boston. Salem. Gloucester, New on thi- commiggcgii‘l.l"be Gan Lakc.
ll¢roul et of Albany. Marcellus Hartley -arms.
lltodnc. Louis D. Stanton of stadium
and Robbins it. Stoecliel of Norfolk.
Gov. lake presldcd over the meet-
inr, {or organization lvcid today.
‘following officers were circled: Presi-
dent. Mrs Helen
secretary-treasutrr.
Stoccitel of Norfolk;
fumou schooner. it \l Grac
yacht "America." on her pkposod last :fir ‘Enfitr 0
Han ticy Jenkins:
Robbins
the
South.
Rev. Philip 8. Irwin. former rector
of Christ Church in Pomfret. was one
of those asuulted by mobs in the
South Saturday and Sunday nights.
)lr. Irwin is archdeacon of the Eng~
lish Episcopal Church with his head:
suitably in- .quarters in Miami.
with the seal of the about five years ago after
years as rector.
us." was the comment of-
Chauncey B. Brewster. bi-
shop of the Diocese of Connecticut.
last night. when informed of the as-
sault upon Mr. Irwin.
the highest standing and is perfectly
irreproachable." continued the bishop.
0"" '0 the govern- "Such actions are worthy of the con-
Ofitempt and indignation of every citi-
scn." '
Hr. Irwin. as told elsewhere. was
tau-ed and feathered and.
would be
u
s a British subject.
He left Pomfret
“TWN “111; m GREB.
20.—Johnny Wil-
son. of Boston. middleweight boxing
chantpion. will meet Harry Greb. of
Pittsburgh. at East'Chicago. lnd.. on
Aug. 25. it was announced today. Do-
tails including the number of rounds
of the match were not made public. . ‘
CHICAGO. July
I
g-.L
Asso-
Char)";
esocutivi- com-
Hartlcy Jenkins.
of New York
and Mr. atochi-l. The president is an
.cx~ofi'lcla member of
committee.
norm or man men's
‘anusn am In mm
executive
several
He isamanofl
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Outfitttcrs to
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COM”? PATENTS.
:8. 19:1.
oostcr & Dafls. Bridgeport. Conn.:
port. lamp.
sizing metal bands.
Elbert H. Searlc.
F.
George W. Fcrncidc.
grinder for lawn mowers.
John W. Petr-it. New Haven. kale
doscope
John
raga] apparatus.
Th1.
8‘ and manufacture the-cot.
Pasquale Pasquariello. Hamdcn (2
friction brake; extension ladder.
Frank A. Joseph. Nauzatuck (2
footwear; making fmnr.
joint and bond.
s.
ing implement.
twccscr.
hicle toy.
"Trade Marks.
Fuller Brush Company.
American Hosiery Company.
(’1'.
En LOT OF SILK PARASOIS'
'A NEW LINE 0E WASH VOILES soc YARD
Men, Women, Boys and Girls
«The House Where YOUR CREDIT IS AS
. GOOD 'AS CASH, EisEWHERE
T
The following were issued on June
List compiled at omca. of
Ellsworth A. Hawthorne, Bridge-
Alexander W. Limont. Bridgeport.
Bridgeport. rc—
loading mechanism for magazine fire-
Ha rt ford.
1-
'w. Phillips. Henson. centri-
iuneu L. Provost. Mystic. Clothespin
).
).
Charles L Orleaon, Ivoryton. rail
Design
William J. Riflt‘. Hartford. crumb-
Henry W. Armstrong. New Haven.
Ross M. G. Phillipa. New Haven. ve-
Hartford.
crumb trays. crumb and sink scrapers.
New
Britain (2). heath coats, heath jacb
He
J. M. LAYTON & 130.,
Inc.
Cummings a well known Boston ar-
chitect. Charlea‘Francis Adams. skip-u
Per of the cup detender Resolute. and
T. Nelson Perkins a member of the '
Harvard College corporation.
Yours very truly. 4
(Slsned)
WILLIAM U. SWAN. Secretary.
, ——-—-———-—.
nurses or rams-limit: MAN.
MIXNITX. Austria. July git—One
of the most comprehensive of the‘
many finds of rules of prehistoric man‘
in Austria has been discovered in a
cave near this place.
“Dragon's
The cavern known-as the
””1" h buns moavaisd for its enor-
mono dun-its of phosphate in the
““4” 0f bird line. In a side cave
”3'9 1-000 ”resins: .she opening
the evidences 0: human occupation, in
anoint times were honoured. Great
quantities of quart: ‘
other mom and ‘ bones have
been taken out. — . r
m
"1 _. mum swims
NEW 1408001!» Ill: 20.-—Hiss Anna
Brown. 11. -ef Wile. who attempt-
ed suicide by dunking catholic acid
. Lilli recover. it was stated at
Mus finial today. The glrt
was-oak} to hambeoome m
,uve-nga; ‘
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tam“ Amlooth“ ml
Who-ban“!
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TRUE BUSINESS.
Erro- tho beginning our motto has
been “free Mess," which n.- nope
to manual]:
OI!“ oil-id-“ is growing daily
Will to I... innumerable Compih
meats whid we have received from
tourists uni local patrons. This may
prove to you that our oiiorts rtsuiied
is a succsasm business.
malice." is our next motto (‘uf
estabishnnt is cleaned from ml to
end every twenty-four hours so .us to
always keep a clear atmosphere it
is opened tor inspection at an hours
for the persons who wish to see how
0' I” ll kept clean and how mt’
I‘m If. “0. The “mspeCH-rt
are our
Our branch store in South News:
on the sans ideals. 'l're
made at our main store in
you are in Nor-
“ Nu'waik you will be
the-me quantity of
is delivered to
of the week.
in
mm
m GENO“!!! SHOP
Nona fl.
“sin Ohio, :0 Wall 0t,
0 ccch nll‘i
t ’5' .1 ‘ ‘
"2‘? ’c. tiff. i
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S- D. G. CANDY CO.
' m common-
' trons! an IO!
can: oom
I! ashes-a Avenue
Est let-walk. Conn.
rhess‘ (70-18
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
{or Ring Rubbers . 3 boxes 25c
Libby's Corned Beef, No. 2
else. 826, No. 1 size 19c
0fisoo,lb.sisecancutto ,,17c
Toilet Tissue 7 rolls 25c
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A. STULL
Ewe. son sol-walk
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Nowell & Murray
ommaas ano runmsnsm
Mamet-Cat. so. Not-WI"
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