311.3 fienanwhobuyshiseoaloius
. hsedhavenoiortheriearnoriu,
look next winter in the face
dare it set its stiitest pace.
" The man who buys his coal right
will find tho’ coal is still
and none has better East or
'..~‘
The insn who bought his coal in
now sings a happy, care-
tune and he who buys coal in
my count himself a-wise 01
The seasons come, the sea- }
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to show in yarious ways:
By giving best quality lumber
By giving prompt service ' , .
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By knowing that only by serving you well can we ourselm
the London Tunes. the
paper. opposing the
at the VVsshing‘tona;I
“Knowins the methods in India or;
Lord Cur-son.” the statement declared.
"Lord Northclifle is pretty certain that:'
Lord Canon has adopted those meth-
ods here." The editorial attacks were
fish" €11de there by the Times for
so
In tndia while Viceroy." Lord
Northcliile’s statement _ continued.
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“Lord Carson cut on the news supply
of newspapers that criticised him. and
placed 0. social embargo on their wri-
ters. 0n the present occasion. Lord
Lorthcliifc nys. Lord Cumn is not
dollins' with Indian natives or the
owners of small Indian newspapers.”
Beyond the statement that the re-
Perted circumstances of the withdraw-
al of the invitation were "inaccurate. "
the embauy had nothing to say about
it. Lord Northciifle added in .is
statement that he was "consoled con-
coming the cancelled embassy dinner"
cker Up and Whistle
(Dance Orchestra)
Paper Doll (Novelty Band)
Down Yonder
Premier Quartets
Jm Keep a Thought for Me
J Harold Murray
“791,—I've Waited So Long
Bert Harvey
I’ m Nobody's Baby
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Billy Jones and male chorus.
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by the fact that he will meet at a pri-
vate dinner to be given him tonight
"all the people who were originallx in-
vited to the embassy dinner."
STATE WILL LOSE
$12,000 ON ESTATE
OF LATE PRIEST
Continued rrom First Page.
.—_
drawn in Ireland was presented for
probate and accepted. The (state con-
sists of 863. 666. is all in saving banks
in the state 0! Connecticut. and by
the terms of the will is bequeathed al-
most entirely to charities.
An application is now filt‘d in the
probate court in New llax-n bv the
Rev. Father Finn. through llunbar Vs
Quinlan of Norw.alk his ullorno is: for
permission to pay the legacies due un-
dsr the will. and to ilnd ihnt Illt‘ les-
tator was really a rcsidcnl of Connec-
ticut. but temporarily sojourning
abroad. Under the existing d'crcc oi
the King's Bench dhision or the High
Cqurt of Justice in Ireland. the lv-ga-
cles payable in Connecticut would llll\‘3
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Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
“Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢
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COMPANY
and Bugs Cleaned ills-i
Colors Restored, .leo m.
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luxr- annually. he said.
l'~_\.chulogicolly. the brain is‘
least important part of the body and
il‘w pituitary body. one or the duct—
leas glands. is by far more important.
hr. Ernest E. Tucker. or New York.
told the delegates. The mind is the
action of the body rather than of the
brain.
I". A. COVLV. Of Portland. .‘Ir‘. r031!
report of run riments. He stated \nc-
cination has recently been found to
transmit a mild degree of tuberculosis
and venereal disease. This can be
the vaccine to blue and yellow light.
The alleged violation of professional
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day. Hold your property on a rising mar-
ket by protecting it against depreciation
with a weather-proof paint.
Patton’s Sun-Proof
' —is a high-grade pant that
P flint furnishes aweather-proof film
which will not quickly chalk, m 01'
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schemes.
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(Bedusdfrouas
ethics by Dr. PI. L. Russell. of Buf-
falo. in testifying in the Stillman di-
vorce case. was up before the House
of Delegates of the association yester-
day. and a heated discussion ensued.
The New York Association of Oste-
opaths was ordered to make a thor-
ouch investigation and submit are-
port with recommendations to the :a-
Honnl organization.
HART ATHLETIC FIELD
AT COUNTY HOME ‘ -
IS DEDICATED
Continued from First page.
Egan. Thomas Flahcny
Treadwcll.
Thi- Hort stars consisted of: William
llulzer. “'llllnm Drake. Robert Blain.
Ernest lllain. Ernest Strain. Edward
Goldschmldt. Frank \Vagoner. J08
Emlwr. Oscar Bartram. and Paul
Roncogilone.
Coaching the visitors from the side-
lims “as two and half year old Arthur
McGiniv. of Stamford. the youngest
inmate oi' the home
Mr. and Mrs. William Crawford en-
tertained the visitors after the ball
game with a corking good luncheon
and a program of'enlcrtainment fur-
nished by the children.
The visitors. too. dld their share of
entertaining. Thb Criterion quartet.
composed of Messrs. Fenton. Holt.
Tordeir and Lush. rendered several
vocal selections and Frank Braith-
walte entertained with recltations.
The new field mgr purchased by the
county commissi ers this year and
is the first addition to the ground of
the home since it was built about 20
years ago. and the first pin) field the-t
the children have ever had. The home
has about 100 inmates.
and Terry
AIRPLANES um FLY CARE-
.vaSHING'I'ON’.: I!!! 2!. —-Army
on she form W“ like ”so-
ucular flights or do
over cities or m
in general “WW
nd Lord Cur-son. the British Foreign
those officials repre- ! .
disarmament conference. is ion in lit-:
tle doubt D! the publisher's ‘atement. . '
followed by the British Fort-ire Office : 1‘
shutting down on the privileged news :
and then the sleeping camp.
a icrvent
men who give time and money to the
Boy Scout movement;
scout-masters. Few people realise the
scieral personal anecdote
many operations will be avoided with
raring u-stlmnird at two'bllllon dol-
the
prevented. he declared by exposure of
, had a nickle bumper on it and was
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MAKES PLEA FOR
scour MOVEMENT
Continued from First Page.
you will contribute freely and will-
lngiy. The Boy Scout movement is
not confined to the underfed street
gnmin; your boy may need it even
more than he does. It teaches the
boy to be independent; to depend en-
tirrly upon himself."
Mr. MacDonald went on to give a
vivid description of the camp at
Georgetown. where 70 Norwalk scouts
are at present. He described the lair-
“A New Stock of Summer Shirtings
Silk Striped Madras—Innovdstripedefi'ects............. 75cyd
Silk Ind Com Worn-nowuqsou...o.............. $100“!
AllSilk mamm:.m«............................. $1.50yd
“12 M” ‘Afl Silk Shirtings—Full yard wide $1.00“.
:Pongee Shirtings—Full‘yard wide........................50cyd
Madras Shirtings—Plain wh1te39c-50cyd
Percale Shirtings—Specially priced
BARGAINS IN BATHING SUITS FOR ALL THE FAMILY
MORE OF THOSE PRETTY. PARASOLS \REDUCED TO $1. 00 3
H. Krieger E9” Co.
Outfitttcrs to Men, Women, Boys and Girls
TheHouse Where YOUR CREDIT IS AS
.GOOD as CASH‘ ELSEWHERE.
. 290 yd, :-
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out at i e camp streets. the prepara.
tion of t e meals. the night song tests
description . which must
have stirred the heart of every bearer.
"I want to speak a word for those
I mean the
to be remitted to Inland first. and long strenuous training which they
3“” ”19 Payment or an min-mane. lnust undergo in order that parents 8 Sangamon County (fraud Jurn ('11::
“‘3‘ 0f 1‘0 per cent. to m.- crown. the may «.1 that their boy is as safe at the nursed enilxzzhm'ni“ o {-111
balance would be hem hick 1o Con- camp with him as he would be at funds While he was Klnlc‘tli.1‘s,i11rl:\r. h:
neclicut for distribution, home. lie gin-s nearly 80 nights a "1“ hands of ’1" ““°"“-‘- " '
year to the movement and docs so resumes the 0‘90““? DUW‘V“ 0‘ ”l"
Klan")? "3‘9-
" I don’t propose to be nnn0\cd rur-
hir.‘\i:1chonald closed his talk with
At the close of his talk. President
Frederick L. lamson promised that
the Kiwanis club would back the scout
vmovemcnt as a body if any help was
ever needed.
Charles T. Dimond.
lloy Scout Commissioner.
at the dinner.
Dr. H. H. Herreran reported the
Norwalk Kiwanis club ball team had
trimmed the Stamford Kiwanis club
team by the score of 27 to 7.
Automobile Thieves Keep
Up Activities
(Continued from First Page).
the Nor-walk
was present
used on the front wheels. and groved
treai on the rear wheels. The tire
size was 36 x 41-5.
Mr. Kohn this morning stated to a
Sentinel reporter that he had not no-
ticed the disappearance of his car
until after lunch time when he'went
to get it and found that it had gone.
He neglected to report the loss at first
thinking that someone might be play-
ing a joke on him.
The second theft ha that of the
Ford coupe of Frederick M. Cullen.
which was stolen about )1 o'clock last
night from in front of his store on
“'11” street. l-‘lrst district. The re-
gislration plates were 19-558. This car
also equipped with shock absorbers.
l-‘airfleld county. especially this sec-
tion of it. is being subjected to the
raids of what are believed to be a care-
fully organlzcd gang of auto thieves.
slmlllnr to the gang. or the same gang.
that have been stealing cars right and
left in the upper part of New. York
state. It is believed that the presence
of the mounted constabulary of New
It In GOV. EMAIL TO ATTEND 10 Bl SI.
Small was expected back in Chicago
today Iner spending thc night at his
home at Kakakee. Ill.
returns with a decision to 14' 1.“
case grow'in‘out of his indicimi nt h}
thcr in sening the people. " Goxernor
Elias
CHICAGO. July 29. ~—Govcrnor Len
and uppnlcnlly
his
THE STORE THAT MAKES 6000
N ewell & Murray
CLOTHIERs AND rum-1514:1111
153 Washington st. Sc, Novwalk
MID- SUMME Rh SALE
-— NOW ON —
Big Reductions On All
Clothing, Furnish:
Our
to low inc.- w‘
home last night: aftcr an all day con-
ference with attorney s here. "Others
are trving to keep me from looking
after the min of the people but I
intend to go ahead and do my dufv.
“I am going to stick to the business
as closely as possible. and I will not
tolerate any further interference. l
bellme I have wasted too much time
already on them.‘
m- A...‘
Terms to suit. No reasonable one:
tuned.
re .
Will 3 II Oil or rift}! Ints’
Partners cannot agree. ll-t sell
at once. ’
Our car will take you to proper”
any time.
Piunune‘r & Petrie
156 rsnrnm avsuus
nnmomm. oonx.
‘
If You Want a Better
Bread
AskforMMbythe
Top Notch Baking Co.
York state have been instrumental in
”'o “ *
TRUE BUSINESS
From the brglnninr rm- - m. m
been "True Business," who i. m: not
to maintain
Our confidence is g‘r‘xv'EE dry
owing to the lnnum. m. .
meats Which we have ru-n‘
tourists and local pnlronx Tl.»
prove to you that our rift-r1: will"
In a successful business
“Cleanliness" is cur WM 11. “Yr 0111
esttbishmenl is clonnvd lrr‘m will
fit! every tweniytur luvs .w as!
“ml keep a (31:11 '1'1u'~~i»h1'r( l
ds’opened for lnsxwllcn .1l :“ hull!
tor the persons “ho mm 1c of not
our shop is kept Clum :1: ~‘. hcur .1
products are made. The "mama.
are our friends.
Our branch store in s. .‘b R's-H,
is‘running on the Sam. Meals m
goods are made at our in: .1ch
Normt. Whether you at 11150"
walk or in South Now. 1. 1o“ “u"
able to purchase the sun? 0 18"“
goods and they max b d “W”
your home at any (1.11 v' if N ‘1
Special prices are 1;. 1:1 10 10“"
churches and parties.
in this establishmer.‘ ‘h 1f 5‘“.
and candy business 1.: 1.1- Hui-mi“:
Chocolate Shop or New 1 A
bakery business is 01). .1 .J' 11} Her!
Wilkins.
m CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall 82.. New".
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St, So Nor“ alk. 0|.
fix
8D. G. CANDY C0
wnonnssu commol
driving the thieves from this section
so that the activities of the gang have
extended to Connecticut.
DICKI‘E BOY SAID '10 HAVE
KILLED CRICKEXS.
DENVER. Col.. July 29.——Diokie
Boy. brother of “Laddte Boy." Presi-
dent Harding' 3 Airdale dog. was a de-
mmm M-
fistula-Warsaw
ROYAL AUTO PTG. CO.
9'” MD list as.
m ".MK “-I
tendant in Police court yesterday on
a charge of killing chickens. _“Dick‘tc
Boy" is ofvned by Albert R. Lowrie.
wealthy Dem er broker and dog fan-1
\
‘ r. Lowrle offered to pay for all the .
chickens killed it evidence of their
dedth was produced. Evidence not _
conclusive. Judge Rice took the
her in the White Home would
Mp to chasing chickens. do you?"
it“: Lowrle asked the judge. ‘
"\Vell. I shouldn't think so." the
judge replied.
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PIGEONS
MADISON. Wis. July 29. -—The pig-
»: the Capitol Park here he
to extinction followiix deci-
" ot the superintendent of public
~ - thattheymustbedoneaway-
‘ . in order to further the wonoiny
undmds or the birds known by.
~ 9! the nu at m l” to, '
1.3:
3
under advisewt. ‘10 m
tfiat: don't think a dog With it ” M “3 3324.!
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