W a . The man who bought his coal in . June now sings a happy. care- - team and he who buys coal In July may count himse f a wise old guy. The seasons comenhe sea- ions go, and Winter’s on its way. we know. i also MAWIIO have his coal pf‘ui head have no further fear nor fuss, w look next winter in the face i” dare it set its stiffer; pace. ‘ " The man who buys his coal right ; here w'fll find that cool is still " .- quite dear, he has secured the very and none has better .East or “PAPER DOLL” an m omss “no in TODAY and Hear Theo. Laud Edison Hits From BROADWAY . "ti—Pucker Up and Whistle , (Dance Orchestra) . Paper Doll (Novelty Band) “no—Down Yonder Premier Quartets Just Keep a Thought for Me . J. Harold Murray “191,—I've Waited So Long - Bert Harvey l'In Nobody's Baby ‘ Aileen Stanley “fix—Peggy O'Neil ’ Billy Jones and male chbnls. Last Little Mile la the 140218- -est’ Lewis James WIS—Wait Until you See My Madeline Riverside Orch. Tea Cup 1 iverside Oroh. THE ALFRED FOX PIANO CO. I-North Main 8t. 8o. Not-walk s .' was the that has toward you 19. m. I ' I" " Yasmin _ cote-14m to last year’- whig t. Wabelieve it is GoodW new crux Is Our answer is best ever! The reason . .brought us so many orders. Our Good Will to show in various ways; 1 By giving best quality lumber By giving prompt service " ' By no" and reliable By low 'pricss' on s I . values saving you well can we ourselve- ' é I ‘ ,'_. ' —————I—- . V, i naval“. July 31.41“- of Cube . babe. and financial term are i _.. ' tether-zest casual observer. 'niree big mu, with scores o_i' branches. are closed. The m m.- - 6°! idles-s. no". are bla‘om what'tbey call “hernia aaiea. " with, , ' down sometknes as . much as ave per cent. from mid-war :. prices. which is the Spanish merg ;. min" ”on. of sacrificing profits. N. z 5!“ m‘ ‘N'fun of th‘ .mmn mental plans for buying- 1.0091009 sensofsurpioss'aratapricetliai ll save producers and dealers from ; in. for readablishlng'banlrlng tacti- ; ities that‘wiil relieve the r ! at running the government from . ”W‘W' GARAGE . . _ swans - CADILLAC SIGHTIIOTOR CARS “0"”.qu ”I’m scum WALK mu use. as" . cost $104,000,000 to about «0.000.000 a mi- and for reducing the chat of liv- ing. j.- Politieiaas within caching distance ' 01 the political plum basket are dug- god day and night by swarm-,0! 10h , bun'ters. Hundreds of stocky Galla- sos. the transient laborers from acros the sugar plantations and walking the streets. waiting for ships to take them back to Spain. ' Tenants. with Latin enthusiasm. are organising “Don’t Pay Rent" cam- DI-ltns until landlords come down to We have ready for distriblution to investors and market trad- ers a handsomely bound 70 page PURCHASE AND SALES booklet, especially valuable-tor keeping a simple and accurate record of all transactions. It is useful not only because it shows you at a glance how your account stands, what four profits and losses are on each trade, but also as a refer-en e for income tax purposes. Dividend tables for fighrin? the investment yield of securities v are appended. .. v - w If you will send us a Fat 6! the stocks and bonds you now hold, we will be glad to enter them and send the booklet to you; or OPP- Congregatleml chores aggéln L... . DEVINE BROS. won as F. H. BAXTER nsuooisr " ' I sou-m man man MINT '03 also a Show. 3‘5? Ina-a CANDIES q F. S. LYON JOB PRINTING‘ loath am I'lerfecto Bouquet Are Now Sold for 10¢ ' Our Panatella E Ase ' Also Sold for lie 7 Our No. One. 8c; 2 for 151:. OLD WELLCIGAR. you may make your Mihtries if you choose. Copy sent FREE on request. Ask or N. s. 00). s. s. RUSKAY & co. 5%hihed 1877. Members ConsoISdgtdd Stock Exchange of New York. ’5“-4.c.~: 42 Broadway“ New York Phone: Oowliag Green 8200. ' ~ ~ 'STOCK RECORD BOOK‘j the 1.14 scale and the government forces the cost of primary necessities down a couple of hundred per cent. Out of the nooks and corners where hey have lived on the bounty of 'rela-' tivca since the war sent sugar sky high and started a flood of gold into Cuba. they are coming—tapping canes. pro- pelling wheeled chairs. following dogs. being led by children or hopping on crutches—the boggars are coming to town. FAGAN TO FACE COURT ON RAZOR SLASHING CHARGE (Continued from first. Page). l C the foot' 'to‘ingln. The blade of the raaor passed arose his neck. sinking into the flesh to the depth of an eight?- of on iach._ Had it gone slightly deep- er Lockwoora jugulsr vain would have been severed. Witnesses testified when Fagin saw what he had done he fell on the floor in a kind of at. his cyca were glassy. and he "appeared dopcd." In court yesterday “'llllom Day of No. 175 Black ltock turnpike. Bridge- port. told of picking up the rumor. which Fagin rimmed following the cutting. and told of hclping Minor Bucyley of No. 7m Washington ave- nuc. Bridgcport. to pick up gis‘agin from the floor. lloth said the man appeared to be irrational. Lockwood,“ he knew of no rea- son why It would want to cut his throat. l-lc gala thcrr mm been no trouble and e'wus as much at a loss to account or Pagin's action as any- JULY CLEARANCE SALE Oi Corsets, Hosiery, Brassisres, Gloves and Underwear. 81qu 7% am 0m See Our Winsw‘nwlsy for accuses Prices . MME. JEANNETTE aura uoswauca LIADIIO“~ m “Boathlain . ,. . . mono-'novst'aulaouna. - onc cl”. Fagin admitted having been on (A "two week's'spree'}. and silt! he didn't intend to commit an assault on his friend. He had been drinking near- becr and cider. “mostly cider." he said. Judge William B. Boardman in 2‘ binding Fagin over to the September term of court said the confinement in jail would give the fill physician an opportunity.“ have the question of Fagin's mentality looked into. CONNECTICUT CO WILL FORCE FIGHT . ,V' ~Gntinuod from m Page. Watrous said“today he will make the attempt soon. probamy before Judge _ 38c‘lb. Steak Salmon’f 35clb. Steak Halibut..;":"...e............'. 30clb. ‘Steiik Cod..............................18c] . . Steak Boston Blues................16clll)). We; sues, Carat-ll! , ,. ; ‘l’ustss . ; THE BEST psnaggps OF OANNED FISH Schultze’thary Markets 3 333n9m“4fi§’22¥6c‘3“1"2 F " . ‘ 1 4 . m Marltsts “(9&5 Noon (I). an)» ”hf , .4- Ml!“ fleas and convince yourssit. . Fresh Mackerel-397................3 I 1. Butter Fish.... .......... W3§cclllt . Weak Fish...'.'.:‘... ......... ......22clb. ' ‘ Flat Fish .95 ............. 10c‘lb. Haddock ..... ., .4. ...... . .. ...... 10c lb. 1 orgc E. Hinman. now sitting in illimantic. "‘ The idea 0 theirolley company in- junction will be to determine whether appeals of Sitneyrnen. denied certiti- cates to operate, will act as‘a stay oi execution and enable them to operate until their appeal is finally decided. Home lawyers. including Jacob B. Klicn. who reprrsents n collection of Bridgeport jltncurs. hold that the ap- peel acts as an automatic stay. Final Division Herc. That the ultimatc disposition of the controversy will come in Bridgeport when the Supreme Court convenes in October is generally believed by at- t°""“’"- - three and a . It is held that a test case is the only in: too ted to help in building up means of determining the constitn- tll‘e‘ soc saline or Japan. tionulity oi the jitney law. attacked as“ unconstitutional by attorneys. for the bus interests- An arred with trial In the city court-and (umber attention by appeal in the Common Plans and lil- —>-. sential on the point. Many law some of £1 for tls ”hours. selves today as doubtful ‘ We pining my thrgugb long drawn out court "'0‘ eeedings. What insurance 00W bonding sites."- would do have I!!!” . . on mum "~ _ .;.. . was“ 1”:th ‘ image of testimony "ICING" " ' Emufissnt Judge'xkseler at ‘ muons Me WV M" . *Iial boss-lobed from cu- m' V a, expected late this . Insulate city" authorities are dings but waiting for . ‘ re molesting bus-ea which muses to run on the old lines. .U‘he Connecticut Co. reports it is continuing to furnish more than traf- . . requires. its officials aim watching 'a. court‘matter with keen interest. than obno- , “'9" about.” U, s uuuuu ll ON 1' ~ FAIRFIELD. ,July 31.49” ' ‘ is... .. .m: rm mine on the m new swamp. when a car used. “'1‘?! a Brannon a! . ‘ I i . scarcity'of currency. for cutting the i , 7' consideredm s l i f. ‘,. l l l l th‘e Atlantic’are straggling in from 3 forced to leave the car and remain there for‘the night. there had been eleven death at this point during the past few years- _ 3”.” CONTROL NB developed yesterday at the meeting of poaed increase in the salary of the deputy 82.500 to ".000. after a prolonged discussion voted on condition that the amount of the in- crease for two years. ".000. shall be transterred from the appropriation 3! 810.000 allowed the denrtment for veterinary assistu'ice to the salary ac- count of the deputy. state board of agriculture to meet the expenses attending the getting out of victs. The women became .0 unruly that three of the ringleadcrs were placed in straight jackets. , Following the initiation of the war- dcn's investigation those of the’pri- soners alleged to have , sible for the tiring of the buildings and the riot. were placed in solitary confinement. market reports under the provisions of a law paascd at the recent session. The money is to be taken out of the appropriation of 850.000. to meet ex- pense which had been overlooked. w Husband. Wilson. simm- Pcari White. the moving picture act- rem. has received a divorce from Wal- lac'e IlcCutcheon from the Superior Court here on the ground 0! neglect to provide. - - name of Pearl McCutcheon. and the divorce was granted without alimony. l-‘inal decree will be entered in six men tha. guilty to violating the State liquor laws. Michael V'lcaites was sentenced to Jail for thirty days and lined two hundred dollars and costs. by Judge Creedon. in Police court. yesterday. It‘ 'was' his second ogense. Borne months ago he was convicted of illegal liquor sales. and. at that time. lined 875 and costs. )aurant at No. 72. Morgan street. Madlgan found a complete outnt tori the manufacture of intoxicating bev- cragca in the home of “'aJter Elsholf No. 39 “’adsworth street. A line of two hundred dollars and costs was imposed. , i‘t‘n. equivalent to ”500.000. has been c°mflbmed by an. anonymous donor. a Japanese. tobe ased'ln suitable so- cial service work in Japan. or in making the gift stated that he3 had_read that Kaicbiro Nan. a pron»; inent manut‘act establishing a high school _ data. preme courts will be tbs operation es.- 0 .1 Amandvmed " ; Cpl-lee. ‘. this s ., - , . Deputy Sherlfl W. H. aid _________.._——— VOI‘ED BY BOARD OF MARKET REPORT #‘ Increase in Salary amend Deputy Cattle W After Debate- HARTFORD. July 21.—Oppodtion he state board of control to the pro- from cattle commt-ioner The sum 0! 820.000 was voted to the M- -— PEARL WHITE GETS DIVORCE. “L"III '1‘“ to bovine» PROVIDENCE. R. 1.. July 21.— Thc petition was filed under the ______.__————- VIOLA'I'E) STATE LAV'S.‘ KARTFORD. July 21.-—Pleading ., 399‘ "1°35 * . . ,¥ , mt tie-”asinmwusaewrhe‘ofiM-Whave not been 4 .. ,.. mmwsgle‘. .1. w _, '- Ammo]: 1m 2 (mo—a iWI-‘lle ‘ 'A NEW LINE OF. msnryom€ The increase-was __‘__—&_ ' START. PRO primsndungeonasars‘otthetna TENOB 90mm mumps Trenton. N. J.. well known tenor solo- istwritesz'ihadaverysevereeeugl andtiokiing. laminae-t. Moat llecp at night. ”mini-and“ Also tickling in my thnoat has 0 av . ‘7; JULY 21, 1931". ‘1 . ,. _ mg, that are . .. ‘t I” Than Cast :9: YARD 7H, Kriegér e co. Outfitters to Men, Women, Boys and Girls The House WhereXOUR CREDIT IS AS GOOD ’AS CASH ELSEWHERE. TRUE BUSINESS. From the beginning (ar mom in BE . 0F JAIL mm m “Tron Business," which \c W to Inuit-Ill (Continued tron First ML —"— OI" confidence 1: growing daily During the riot. it was disclosed to- to the ;I‘.’.‘.llllur;io'.e oomph» day. the women prisoners took a part m 'm w. bdve "curl-f; in. oat as prominent as the male con- Ma and )mw patrons. This may prove to you lhfxl our eflorts resullel in a mini business. “C'lmlineaa” is our next mrv‘tc Out sstubialunent is cleanid I‘Hm rad '0 .1 "cry twenty-four he: s w a is dways hep a clear filmuqllurt- it is opened for inspection .-Y hm ails pm who wish m we bar u M ‘ RM clean and how ol‘ are-ads. The "mszltmfl are on:- m ' Our branch store in South Nomi is running «hi the suns ideals, TI! Maraudeatourmaln stores met you are in Not- walk or mu: Nor-walk _\‘C.l will it I“ to m the we quartityd .fl they may be ddnered a "I m It any day of the seek. Wprlces are given to lodgm churches and parties. II this establishment. the ice cresl fld candy business is operated by xii , annotate Shop of Norwalk Only xii bakery business is operated by Henri TH! CHOCOLATE SHOP been respoil~ placediutha Nine convicts were on. M m .Id. . i_a _, -_ some John 1". Wed. ‘22: lorri- Awe“ Itriedloley'snon- atom He is the proprietor of a res- Detective Sergeants McAulifle and I soch. SERVICE IN JAPAN.’ 4‘ TOKYO. JuLv 21.—Three million Iain sun, as w." §t., NM m Cure. risen-inst. lanow‘mm .d—i s-Il. G. CAND' Y co. Die dou- uyer, and contributed halt million yen and that Hr. Nesu's donation ‘will be used in _ o—santino! chained ads work sun- ‘4- ‘c‘- I- "‘i VOOHHG'HOR no 1mm cons somewa- Mm Conn. ran-479.13 L SPECIALS FOR THE WEEK L-Jar Ring Rubbers . 3 boxes 250 HI m 'iOorned Beef, No.2 fl “Mllelsisemc Oriana-lbsisecancutto ..17‘ Win-sue 7ro11sZ5° .%—1 A. STULL sisal-sell». user-t“ ‘4 / TARLov . BROS. ’ an-nsnm: $LIO‘D. \ ! & Murra! auo FURNISHE" 5c. Mafia" 1 _, Newell
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