PACE TO FACE
’We’ll put this here in black and
V 'te in a corner where it’s read.
Ityou should buy your Goal of us.
you’ve good sense in your head,
'because we get the very kind that
the are sur‘e will suit, from regions
,flhere good coal is mined by peo-
ple of repute. \Ve never buy the
yellow grades as we are not so
men. We’ve studied coal of
many shades and» much black stufl
pe’ve seen that would not do for
us to sell it we ’d avoid disgrace as
be are here to serve you well and
1001: you in the face. ~
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AND NINE OTHERS
Come in TODAY and hear These
Latest.- Edison Hits From
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W89—Pucker Up and Vt'histle
(Dance Orchestra)
Paper Doll (Novelty Band)
“IN—Down Yonder
Premier Quartete
Just Keep a Thought for Me
J. Harold Murray
‘M791,——I've “‘aitcd So Long
/' Bert Harvey
I'm Nobody's Baby
Aileen Stanley
mz—Pegg)‘ O'Neil
Billy Jones and male chorus.
Last Little Mile Is the Long—
est Lewis James
‘m3—Vi'ait Until You See My
Madeline Riverside Orch.
Tea Cup Girl
Riverside Orch.
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
I North Main St. So.
Opp. Congregational
Norw1lk
Churol
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V BRAIN, WOOD, Fm
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Oran Seal, and Russell’s
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this
Our» Company has be
ing lumber for hair a can
that we expect to be in busi
things not formally writ
some tim
into cons ration.
Personally, the writer
years and he is glad to say
years he can so
are to see
. in service an
with in those eight
day. Our honest efforts
their needs and full value
has been in the i
that any one h
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en established Fifty Years,
tury, and if for no other re
ness for a long pe
incidentally and quietly building good will.
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tVAAST ' BROS: GARAGE,
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LY A Lima 0!: In:
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been manufactur-
ason than the fact
rind of time,
ten in a. contract should be taken
umber field for about eight
3 has transacted business
back and transact business with to.
that our customers get lumber for
d quality, for their money,
3,
we feel that
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Contains latest statistical info
low prices for several yea
New York Stock Exchange,
change, New York Curb and ot
throughout the United States.
Copy Sent FREE on Request.
178 on 3
JULY, 1921
Chicago
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Established 1877.
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INVESTORS .
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Imation, also high and
11 issues listed on the
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McKeown would be reached in due
time. _ _
It is 'understood Premier Lloyd
George, now in Paris for the Supreme
Counscil meeting. is keeping in close
touch’ with the Irish situation and h
courier who is reported to have been
sent by de Valera to Lloyd George
from Ireland. is believed to have gone
on from this city to the French capi—
tal on his mission. The. understand-
ing is that. the settlement of the Me-
Keown case is entirely in the hands
of the premier. . ,
The opinpn is expressed in official
circles that while the ends of justice,
in the official View. would be met only
by the execution of this prisoner. it is
highly probable that the premier. i."
the higher interests of Peace, may
consent to his release.
LONDON. Aug. 8.—-Cornplications
of considerable gravity have entered
into the Irish situation as a result of
the government's decision not to Ill)-
erate. John J. McKeown. member or
the Irish Ropublican Parliament. who
is under conviction of murder. along
with other Sinn Fein leaders who have
been imprisoned. An outburst of in-
dignant anger in the ranks of the sum
Fem has been caused. and last night
there were indications of a possible
termination of the truce in lreland and
* GENUINE
Made of genuine Enamel
stick proof. Black or
water, and polish—-
With strap fastenings
Trunks—Wardrobe, steamer
I
the wreck of peace negotiations there.
There were reports in this city dur-
lug the night that an immediate ter—
mmulion of the truce by the Siuh l"4-i:i
was probable. but the Assoviutwi
l'w-ss. after a close inquiry in rtspou—
:zihle quarters in ilulilin. was unable
to lind any authorization for such .1
rumor. The Sinu l-‘ein. however. l5-
suctl an otticial stzltcnient that in
meeting of the irish Republican Purl
liament would Ive h’rld until McKrown
was released. This was coupled with
an expression of opinion that the gov-
uvrnmI-nt‘s action in keeping; flicKcow'l
in prison seemed to m-inm- .‘l tic-sire on
the part of the British Caitlin-l to wild
the truce.
in some Finn I" in quart: rs tlic‘
-rnmr-ut's action rt Eatiw- to Kit-Kn
was declared to constitute. in any case.
:I \iolatlon of the spirit ot llll’ truce
and anxiety was said to «sis! lest the
c\ll‘l~an Republicans in the mm-v
mot:- (Iistricts of Inland mizrht start
.|(‘lll‘.k (IS thought the lrucv lx'crv ul-
r« :Illy broken. There was. lmwr \‘v r. no
l‘rlu'vrt of any cnntvmpiatul or actual
luv-och of thc compuct. tinniuh III'I':‘
:l‘t'zli (“rill 111- ill.
llllll
in :i- lzl (if
Uiulllll (l
2:)\-
)“l
rc»
was undoubtedly
The Finn l-‘r'm
McKnm-n is ruiltlml in ti-
tln- recognition which it
llc govcrimu-ul ltus nncu m tlzv M iii-
Irish lit l‘lllllll'li‘l
l5
\ ia-wpoélll
l8
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LITY G
AND
FREE DELIVERY
A. F. BECKMANN '& co. Inc.
PHONE 1405 a
88-8. WASHINGTON BTR
BET
ROCERIES
v Izoivtzt status (it till-
42 Broadway . Ne‘v york _\IIll_\, in which he “as :1 l- mil 2‘. ll i<
. .‘lSSt'l‘II‘Il llizll lliv'rw is 'vl:v!.tl l't'st'nl-
PllOuC. B'H‘hng Gl‘C-(‘n 32.30" mv 'll on-r thc incl Illzllhll- l‘a t burned
with the murdrr ut‘ llistv‘i-‘l lnspccgr
:‘It'(;!‘1lll\. which. it Is t‘Oi‘l"!ltl('l. was
an act nl‘ War. It is univ‘l. ll(\\\'v'\‘l'l‘.
raft” N52.” . s“ ilwl 7‘.illlll‘vl.!ll .\l('l(l «mu \.,l§_~ cmwii'lmi
ot mlzuln-r ivy :i l'()l‘.l‘l»2‘.l:ll‘ll:ll and was
won
his fil‘hIO-lll‘r' has
Till :‘I‘ is
would
in vii-Will;
Tlci .m x.; lws-n couiirlnul.
u‘l viii “turtlu-r In misc l:-~
. \‘lIIPlI. but the supposition exists
‘.l‘..|3 n‘ the :‘tclilfll 0 l‘tlic court—mar—
tial should IH‘ confirm-HI. llic svnl‘ 110‘
Would be commute-4! to a long: tcrm In
prison.
.\l-~l(eown.
s: I I tSI‘. ll
till}
n Mu: krtuitli lw trmiv". is
Hprvscntatlvc in tin llish lia-pululican
l‘llliumrul for Imus-It‘ll :ttni \K'o-st
.\l' :Itli. His (‘\z‘l&.'ll< have surrouullcll
him with :1 halo of lilillllill’b‘. ulticli
lms appealed to tin lllt.i£'lnlzill')l'l oi‘ the
l lH’v1-ltu linll \liltll r appellation of
the “I‘liivnlrous lint l\~llllll\ of llnllin-
:lin." Mclx‘cown in~ 1,. cu cuollml I
one nt‘ those built l~ limit" to the Irish
ill"
loath Norwalk
Perfecto Bouquet Are
NowSold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
fir No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c
OLD WELL CIGAR.
COMPANY
. Have Your
Roofs, Leaders and
'. Gutters
iqut in Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right.
‘ unmet AND HEATING
ill-Wm. J. Ungvary
. Telephone 2389
' “Hound View Ave, So. Norwalk
3 '10 MORE HIGH muons
__at_.
‘ ‘= X LGVY’S Shoe Store
; 50. Main 819., So. Norwalk
fivconnection With Any Other
Store.
and see our window for
and convince yourself.
bins Reduced From .
PHONE
527
Gehcbc’s ‘
It's Here If We Houneware.
Prompt
Delivery
SEASONABLE AUGUST MERCHANDISE
Wine Kegs, 3 gallon to 25
Stone Jugs, Glass J
10-02. Glass Bottles, Bottle
Caps and Cappc rs, Bottle Corkcrs, etc.
as
ugs,
. 25 WASHINGTON STREET
lion: Stone Crooks, !
StOne Pitchers, Stone Bean Pots,
Stoppers, Corks_ Crown
’2 gallon to 25 gallon;
SOUTH NORWALK
Legs of Genuine Spring 22011)‘
Veal Cutlets . .......... I. . . ....... 42c lb.
. . ............ . . 25c lb.
Forequartcrs Spring Lamb. . . . . . . . . 14c lb.
Sunbeam Blackberry Jam ..... 30c glass jar
4
‘ «Lamb
Rib Lamb Chops
.—
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
III/ll/Wllfl
w
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St, Wash’ton St., and R. R. Ave., S. Norwalk
WESTPORT
Schultze Markets Close at Noon (0. s. T.) On Wednesdays.
BLACK ROCK
BRIDGEPORT
my
W
in limcs of politn-..l . ‘u-ilcmt-nt. This
lmllwl lrns .iclii- \. ll immense popular-
it\'.» and has li'llt'vl to establish Bic-
Kfl-HHII on till. pultstul of fame. 7):":-
r-';~- :\'mt HI nt‘ the <inn Win Over the
;; :~mcnl's (lIIlI‘lIlt‘ is. tllcrcforc.
cnmtvivnsurutc \\'lIll ill. admiration 01‘
Ill' p« IIII‘H' tor llllll. l-‘rauk Curly. the
mix uthcr mcmlnr ot‘ the Irish IIC“
pill-litun I‘mlimiu l.i Hill in llouutjoy
.lui in Dublin. \\.l‘ I'tll'nSf‘d last niuht
t\ll
CONSULTATIONS.
ON SILESIAN
QUESTION HELD
Continued from First page.
participate in ii.
it is umivlstmnl 11ml Grcut Britain
would lli- Silesiuu pl‘ol‘ilcln by
:I\\‘:llllllli: the tlisnicts of l‘lcss and
llylmik to l‘olnml. and it is said Prim-.3
Ministl-r l.lo_\«l (i-nruc has expressed
npprt ilr'llsinll llmi :t‘.1_\' other solution
of llll‘ «tucstion would create in l'liltl‘l'
$ll“>l.‘l :l nrw AlmmwLorraine. .
l-‘rnnvn. on th. ntlli‘l‘ hand. would
draw the frontier in tween Poland and
(Il'lnliilly along ill. (I‘ll-r River. it be-
‘ing :iso-srtctl lly le‘rcnvh experts that
such an award to Pom-ml would be in
lih‘c with the r-sult ol‘ the plebiscite
llt‘lll it: I'ppcr Silesia. Italy represents
what might he called 11 iuiddle ground.
suggesting that the frontier I30 placed
cast or the Oder llivcr, but giving to
Poland more than the small DOI‘IIO“
of the mining district in the, south-
eastern quarter oFthe country. Where
the Poles showed a clear majority in
the plebiscite.
interest in the meeting of the Coun—
cil was intensified by the presence 0‘
Georue ll;ir\'ey..'the I'vnlted Statcs Am‘
bassador to Great Britain.'who came
to Paris to act as American represen-
tativc.
sulw‘
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MID-SUMMER SALE
0f 00138“. Hosiery, Brassieres, Gloves and Underwear.
BIGGEST VALUES EVER OFFERED
See Our Window Display for Reduced Prices
MME. JEANNETTE ’
SOUTH NORWALK'S LEADING
OORSETIERE and GLOVER
Plums 909.
EX—MAYOR LEE NAMED
RECEIVER FOR “STAR”
Henry Lee. former mayor of Bridge-
port, last week. Was appointed by
Jildfze John W. Banks as receiver for
the Bridgeport Herald Publishing Com-
pany. publishers of The Evening Star,
a daily. Two groups of stockholders
\veie represented at the hearing- I“
they had found themselves unable to
agree on a receiver,
named former Mayor Lee.. It was
brought out at the hearing that the
{28332111113111 0 is heavily-~ in debt-813% ‘5
manth‘ ney at the rate lit/”’5' a
esterday was Fit-Ma r'Lee's bus
day, for in addition to {gowneWSDapesry'
Mahogany. Cleanse
Suit Cases—Cf genuine leather. or
leather corners, straps an
LEATHER CLUB
$2.7S‘Big Bargain in Boston Bags $3.25
Slice Leather that is water, dust
by Washing with Soap
$2.75.
and regular models. All sizes.
(1 handles. .
With lock and key $3.25
of serviceable matting will,
BAGS .(Big Value) $10.75
a n d
and
BINKOWITZ MU RDERED
B
head of. the mail theft combination.
their names \Vcrc
in connection with the
fair that the pair knew
about the-
liitlicrto I‘ve-cu slated.
\‘irclii dichrs with the
who may have
days :1 prisoncr in
skirts of the city.
impossible
llccmun Vii-till
lion oi" the can
ind.
kept locked in a room for
wa y.
rwcr.
them.
the llOd)‘
scurcliml
"11.11 thus far. it has been impossible to
secure cx'itlt-ucc tangible
warrant any arrests on this charge.
are three men who are connected (li-
rcctly with the murder of Iiinkowitz.
Two of Ill(‘$0‘
from New York :It the present time. it
is believed. wiiilc tcli third may lxc in
the city.
PALACE THEATRE
New
stullml throughout ihc llimlirc. Illl‘ rest .
rooms have '
(IVI’I‘.
carpets lunc-
imtl along ich promenade in the I‘i'ill‘
of the llicillt‘c.
ilIIlI I‘l‘vl‘llllllg].
was formerly a hare-looking. cold-ap—
rst crowds of its history.
the aim of the management and whil‘
the name of
from which the \nuticVilic acts are l.
lit‘ secured has not been given out. it
is said that it is one of the largest In
the country. and that only acts of tin.“
lmst of their kind will be liogkcd {or
the local theatre.
Ilil‘o,
feature pictures.
wccks in advance of New York show—
ings .
.‘IANY RICPI'IILICA NS
the race for the E
mint,
who would take pasitions as state
prohibition 'euforce'tncut agents.
e who have been
Even some of fires
known to look upon g g
H. Krieger 89’ CO.
Women, Boys and (girls
Y 3, MEN
YE
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(Continued from First Page).
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in such way
Blukowiiz at"
far more
murder than has
llut Policeman
theory.
Just. who did slay the youngster.
hwn kl'lil for south]
:1 house on the out-
iux‘cstlgntors timl it
to say at this time'. Po~v
during: his investing»
has ll‘lil'lll'il that thc
:Irtlr the theft of the bonds. was
some time
IISQ‘ll
Milford
-o,.-.-.--....o--.--
Julius C.
50 skilt'ul “'l rc tlu- murderers how—
that Illi‘)’ left f(\v lrucl's lnltilui
Although the woods in which
was found “'Il‘l' carcfull)
no clues wc-ru found he!"-
million
enough to
images.
Outfittters to Men,
Th
GOOD AS CASH
MacKcnzie.
director of the, c
is rt pull-d to tilt that
.ilictul aliliations.
the
llridgcport [or some
'l‘lxn-rc are mot-i;
of Indian:- in this country
they streak lli'l _\’~:—‘c\'cn
of Bethcl. who succ‘cds
Strcmluu. of .Vlcritlen, as
nt'orccmcut program
way in his pol-
'l‘ii:It will mean
Ballard-1.00m
I‘It' was homesick, lmwman‘faml want- that
Hi to- src his purrllls and family but folks are the ones to he “siren" lay lhc
this the mastsr minds ('l‘i’ the ring seekers.
would not allow, l-‘innliy~ the ring- ll‘t‘cd Signor. who used to live in
lenders lwcnmc cmnincml that l‘munir Bunbur)’. lg understood to in» on»- of
km~w for too 'much about their iii— ”‘05,. aspiring Ito :ippoiiitmcnl t'm'
fairs and that lll‘ was, lu'ttcr out of the one of (hg' local jobs. Signor has
His murder tin it followed. “a.“ an automobile salesman 1”
years.
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SOME IS II! .‘3‘ S I .I’ZI’T.
limn om -tliii'd ol’ .1
illl'l
distinct lun—
It is believed. however. that there
mr-u are some distance
aha.
WORK NEAR FINISH
from First Page.
Continued
electrical futures have ln‘t‘ll in-
l-ccu complitely gone
and ll-‘\\‘ fixtures igistalled. and
hurt laid on the aisles
also imen gone over
The tlwutrc. which
The stunc llilS
BATHING SUITS
WATER WINGS
A.W.H"odge
HUSIO HALL BLOCK
11:; Price on
25c Pair
W
lH‘Ll'illR‘ Plill'l‘. has now laccn truIIS» SOUTH v ALK
l‘ormml into :1 cozy coml‘oriulilc pluy— 1‘03“,
llCllF". and it is cxpcctul that the
opening night will sr-c one of the lurg- -—-—-—-——"—_-'—" M
lcttcr Vuutinillc mid pic-lures are
the lmokins: exclin go
There will still he made as a {03— Just
the advance showing of many '
sometimes “sore l‘lll
SEEK [VG
POSITIONS As ‘DRY' AG £sz
For more exciting to some than
astern League pen-
is that being waged by those
Sterno Canned Heat
(‘losing out
at 2.3 per t‘
llcalt 100, 3 301'
trip. Inakes'c
when camping.
and look them over.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 No. Mainfit"
and Outfits
all Sieruo (lullius
cut discount. (‘uuucd
23c.
thing for that auto
coking a pleasure
Stop in today
the
SO. Norwalk
the Democratic
at odd times
arty with somn‘ favor
kers. but He—
Judge Banks -
receivershj .
humiliaassgn. egg... or
0111".- ”Mnn“.€mr‘ t ’m?! I.
in
e House Where YOUR CREDIT 155 AS
ELSEWHERE.
ll'd-IIDIJLH' y.
are among the job see
publicarrs hereabouts express little '
uncertainty about the political re-
quirements. ,
Incidentally it looks here as though n S
the shaking of the plum tree will be
done by those who train with the J. ,
Henry Republicans. because Harry .
w" " Opportunity Sale
FOR-.. THE WEEK Continues ~
Fruit Jar Rings, 3 doz. for 25c %‘ _ _
White Rose Columbia River ,
Salmon, tall can, out to, a can 35c Have Your l
California Sardines in Tomato “.
sauce... can Radiators
.f’rise‘oi,alcan.................1;o ‘Repaired
nee arBieeuito, a pkg. ....... C ,
Toilet, Piper-.3 rolls 10c gyms
u. —-.r*- ' ». o
“ ".7," 7', , ._ ‘NoMore ' . .
A. J | H I ,Newaaaiatoniastock
' .. Wall Street
. ’ omit , a... ., a WALL arses-r
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THE STORE THAT MAKES coco
Nowell & Murray
CLO'rmERs AND Funmsnaes
153 Washington St. Ncrwi‘k
lVIID-SUIVINIER SALE
—-NOW ON ——
Big Reductibns
So.
On All Our
Clothing, Furnishings and
Hats
P
g:
S- D. G. CANDY C0. !
WHOLESALE CONFECTIO!
IIONERY AND ICE
CREAM CONES
63 Osborn Avenue
East Norwalk, Conn. . '
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our motto has
been “True Business,” which M reps
to maintain
growing daily
Phone 479-13
Our confidence is
owing to the innumerable comp
merits which we have received tron
tourists and local patrons. This In
prove to you that our en‘orts W“
In a succesgful business.
“Cleanliness” is our next motto. Out
estabishment is cleaned frnm 011d ‘9
end every twenty-{our how-s so as
alwars keep a clear atmosphere I.
is opened for inspection at alt hour!
for the persons who wish to see how
our shop is kept clean and how 0
products are made. The “inspector”
are our friends.
Our branch store in South Rom“
is running on the same ideals. 'l‘bl
goods are made at our main store in
Norwalk. Whether ,you are in New
walk or in South Norwalk you will b.
able to purchase the same quantity cl
goods and they may be delivered U
your home at any day of the week.
Specialprices are given to lodzet
churches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice cream
and candy busineSs is operated by the
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk. Only the
bakery business is operated by Henry
Wilkins.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Main Store, 26 Wall St, Nor-walk.
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. Norwalk, OI.
INSURANCE ‘
J. M. LAYTON & (30.,
Inc. '
5 Railroad Ave, South walk
\
4.1,.”
T ARLOV BROS.
Up—to Pate Cigar Store
H A L L - M A R K
' CANDIES
THE 3381
$1.10 lb.
Memo Block. Tel. 1581
, “.2279“ r—‘v" , ~
lancer-tile in the Sentinel.
Norwalk Chronicler