«~—
SAmnAY, AUGUST 13, 1921"
‘1.
m SOUTH NORWALK
EVENING SENTINEL
' ESTABLISHED BY
JAMES GOLDEN
”in. as A. LTGOLDEN. Propii.
WAY, AUGUST 13, 192?
mums ALMANAG ran
TOMORROW
High tidc 8:35 a. in.. S :54 p. in.
Sun rises 5 :02, sets 6:54
[numbers of The Associated Press
the Associated Press is exclusively
“Jed to the use for publication of
all news dispatches credited to it or
(to; otherwise in this paper and also
a.” local news published herein.
All rights of publication or special
Clutches herein are also reserved.
RI‘N'I‘JI'RJNT I’th‘lvjs. 1‘
A New Yovl: hot‘i man. dininu‘ for ti.
change at another New York hotel.
was shocked h). lit-int; assessed .50
cents for hrs-ad and butter and .1
‘cover" charge of $1.5“. This. it will
be oliserrwi. made $2 to start with.
More he began ortlcring. He Was so
BASE-EAL
American League.
Yesterday's Results.
Philadelphia. 8; New York. 6.
Clevvland. 6: Chicago. 1.
St. Louis. 3: Detroit. 1.
No other games scheduled.
ubs.
Standing at the Cl
Won. Lost. P. 0.
Cleveland . ......... 67 41 .628
New York . ........ 64 110.911.:
\‘\'ashington ........ 59 :3- .0. -
St. Lou‘s ....1... 5-23 34 .4Jl
Detroit ............ 51 58 .463
’.uston ............ 49 56 .40:
Chicago ........... 46 61 .430
Philadelphia ....... 41 . 67 ..ib“
Games Today.
New York at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
lioston at \V'ashington.
Si. Louis at lictroii.
National League.
Yesterday's Games. ,
llrooklyn. 3; New York. 1.
wrought up that he issued a statement I’lllslml'gli. 13: Chicago. 9.
to the New York public. sailing; Cincinnati. 4; St. Louis. 2.
"If the prim-s (in the l'llt'llll card ofI Philadelphia. 10-4; 10510”. 0-?-
your favorite restaurant fail to shun"
a reduction of from 2:. to 5!) p...» ppm, Standing 0! the Clubs.
as compared with the prices a 1\~-:ii‘ Won. Lost. P. C.
ago. thcn iou are the victim of proti- I'ittslungh ......... Us 33 .4142
teeming." New York ......... 0:3 44 .51“:
He set forth a lir,‘ or food prim-s and Huston ............ :.x 41'» 3'13
hotel sulilv‘lt'fi. showing that his own lirnoklln .......... is 'L‘ 3—H
QXDflnses are now 33 per cent. less St. Louis: .......... 54 53 .503
than “193' WM" Inst wear. lix- has rr- Cincinnati ......... 4.9 111 .440
Md his lH‘ict-s accordingly. and (‘hicngn ........... 44 ‘73 .411
wants cvvrihmly rise to do lilt Silllli'. i'iiiiadi-iplilu ....... 33 7;: .314
When iin-tropolitnn hotel kt-v-pvrs
“Sin Cl‘il‘t‘isilu: each other as pron» Games Today.
teem. there is not only entertainment
in It. but hope. just as there is in th»
39°30‘34““ 01' Nt'w York candy int-n ex—
Wing eat-Ii otlu-r's profits. .\nl
though tho- t-ril is not so great in smal-
lar and h-ss prettntious communities.
especially in tln- “’th and South. lil-'
principle of the thing :ippiivs pretty
VIP." evcrtwhere.
"Owing to («massive
and rampant
cvt‘rr‘har‘ginu." suns this landlord. "Ill“
aver—age man has .‘ZililltH law-n s<‘:il‘t~i
away from tivl- public (allni: placvs."
"9 also tit-y-itii‘t-s lht' continually:-
“War portions" in many rtstauranis.
lil‘
1‘.
who can 5:13 that the dt-nd are lost to
llrooklyn at New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
t‘incinnali at St. Louis.
i'iliiiitll'illlliil at Huston (:1).
International League.
Yesterday's Results.
.lo :54 \ Fit)". 7; F)’I'.I"ll.\“. 3.
linllsilu. Newark. 1.
lim‘lnwtwr. \; lit-:ivlniu. l.
i'nlilillll‘l‘. 1'; Triton“). .. (t'ort'c itv'd).
Standing of the Clubs.
“‘on. Lost.
LV Till-Z .‘lAJUR LEAGUES
...—.....-
L.
_ SEN TINEL
READERS’ VIEWS
_____.___
GREEK HI—ZROISM “'INS OVER
GREAT ODDS.
Greece is untangling the tangle in
the lialkans and Asia Minor.
Mustapha Kemal Pasha. the Turk-
ish Nationalist leader. who was so
haughty and arrogant, a few weeks
ago. that he refused to hold a confer-
ence with the British Commander at
Constantinople. unless prior recogni-
tion was accorded all of his extrava—
gant territorial claims. “has been heat-
en to his knees by the glorious Greek
army."
He is reported suing for peace. and.
the‘nport is credible. because some
75 per cent. of his effective troops
have ‘neen put out of commission by
the sharp and brilliant campaign of
the Greeks.
Greek courage and
Hills! rvt‘t i'x‘P (‘rr‘tlit for “'h 1
to lie t1:(,;po~rmam-nt putting ot
'I‘nik out of Europe.
llamlimppmi by lack of money i
the nation nevertheless risk-
l
determination
at promises
the
ind
supplies-z
c-l :Iii~—illl'i won.
in roism. it has again i)(‘t‘l‘l demonstrat-
\ d. is of the same epic quality as that
of zincnnt Sparto. 1
\\'ll.l.l.-\.\l .‘il.\.\'l_)i~'.
--SINIilIEfi.PAIIES
HIS MILE ill [-50
I O .
___.__—
NORTH RANDALL. Clem-land. Aug.
iii.A—~_\ new pacing i--cnrd for this sca-
stm “as two: nn at the (hand Circuit
\vlzv-n Singiv
‘39. made in
i-Id Allen.
111- ~ tin: in re. 3. st- idn)‘.
H, FINN-113 his mark of l
Atlanta last fall. i’ll\tll in;
first «in irtvr in :1": sec—
in- mow l tin
onds‘. the half M 7-1”; st'conds. the
lllltl ..nazt. rs in l:.“.l'-; aizd tl.o- last
.vtnaitvx in 210‘;- svcrnnis. finishing tin-
inzl- in l".tt
‘ 'l'h- tin - Mu." all tut-"t, tht- {tilllill‘ cl'
i'ln suture; raid. \\‘vi.t to Hal Va.-
ilm'v. ti." i-‘\0Illf‘. but not until tin-v‘
it...“ hail 'u'vll im‘tvi. Fiinzirdo “as.
I‘nrct -l to paw lill‘ last quallcr in '."l‘g
l
in Hum?”
lI\hlvntlv in spite of ethnological.
chances. the spirit of 'l‘hermoyplm:
snrx i\ we in modern Greece. whose
l
l
i
i
l
i
i
i
I
l
I
i
o
i
u 1 1 . '1 1 .. P. C. 1
“An'fs..ri(iln.i'ilI‘l‘11th:?“il'l‘i’ll'itflixitl‘Illl’t‘il'ri'ldli’: 'znhimm“ """"" :\‘ .H '7!“ iN'Vm‘l“ t.) “I” ”H tirst .h.‘:lv.L«w=).”".i‘
mg 1" £11 .1 3... 11111111111111; 11 111111111” 111.111.1111” 1.. 1.] .1: ll'll ‘.>i‘.lli tlu- liiut-l nlutiatn .ii I. Ilki
on all restaurants." h TUH'M” """" '7‘ ‘1 . m t-h‘ ”“2””:- " - ' ’ ‘l
11038111“ 111111 1S “1” 11 1111011 mm“ i;.,.-g,..y., t;l .:.. ...-,1 \\”H‘,r_(.'“ and litil‘il Muiph) 1.1! i
”51:11],“an 1141“. 111111 11111111111111.“ ”1 n1 !\.'- .iki 1 ni .ii\ «izdu lxlk trui‘rth “intro-innit t1niriii;o1t.
1,5‘iliiill'l‘fil\i nt' l"t ('.IIIIH Ii'n'v "'li .l‘ I" ‘1') ---- 4'. 2‘ .-1"i ”Hi: (0‘ “db IH-‘hhfl‘ “h d I” ”L
romp OH“, ,1 1111151 11 11111111 1“ 11" 111%” n iv ...... it; .1 .393 \' itii'll t‘nnk 'hv _ IN tint. and Muir-h),
casr :la‘ain m “mm: ”N 11.11111 1,111'11Ihnu : ll 7.. .323 ‘drtl‘w‘tl ::l'lli‘ill'l Hall to \ltln') m \.i'
- ____. '.‘: _‘ to.
[Bid Illi- {rtiitiVIl 02'; 1 "1"an Ti‘dfl’. \\'. 1‘. "(12111151 “I 1.1111111111111L‘114110
,v . .. ,_.‘ k .-- . 1 l‘un liltnl \‘~\\.tii\'. (‘.t:‘.:u!.i, h\\'!l'l of Link i.. u 5 MN-
d":lth. ‘)i- iill' iilll'l liiil'. liii‘ L:(lilil'll .JFHUIH K" i, ”i ]:‘n’lltlu. {hr 1UIA!.-xr. “ l-x”,‘y"““l "!i\1i‘:’: ”‘ .‘il'
voit'r i.» nut ivir-t I-nt Ix 1m .. I‘\‘t-'[| ""“I'” -'I inlilll‘.i|l.". Iinniv in tln- nut In ..t ..i In: in p... .-_.
phonoznaphn ‘ii\ 1'... .__. H. 1.1.1.1111” “NJ —~-»———-——- lliursr‘lzil)‘: .-\fI{-.r1l.nlw.\ I. lulu ::lll_|_\ihu‘il
- ~ ‘Iit ‘ ‘ i'l .u it w ll"i.\.
b.0r" My“ 1”,”. Iiintir- ”I" ”HINT (”"1 EaStern League. nil: :i:i»sllit\tit:-l ll". 1‘11: 1sii':i\.\ Lu: _~ l.
Lao-:3"Signnllxnitaltyidnzi 10 till ll‘ onn I'am- 1 the n \\‘\'lii thr- 2-: Wind and quiili in ..t::
1 4 _ 1 Yesterdays “wins- and the ram. Sin 'miditd '~I\‘.li ii:
If U. Ininnus E'ZitLZ’l'l'S \'('lt‘1' l'..lll Imi ,\l‘..nn\. 't- Ilvril'oid. l. ”.1. iliird Jun-1.14.1 '11,”... lurk,
prescrtml, nvnl innivl :tl;.tlli at will nI-i lift-i:- tmrt Sprinirlivltl. 4. .__—_—————‘
”T his dmvlh. w: (:Ill ;. tnihv r's or l‘ii’stn II ~; N» w ii1l\t’ll. Ii.
molln i".~'. linking a pittinutjrdplih- 1‘ \\'nxt-t ill. 3; \\':I!t-i iilll 5'. l.
record is 1. \"I\ Hinph- innit-r, 0'1 — '1 1
how It’w puma In r mlw tin. ti'n' at“, Stan-ding of the Clubs.
In iu'vsumv tin» sum: or .Nltt't'l'il (”'1 Won. Lost. P. 4 "
their Ion-d uni}: or IIn-inst-lu-s'.‘ llnmm lmil .. til Ilti til" SEflifq I Ml}?
Than n. II t. w. 4.4.. art or tit.-‘\\'...-.--.-2. r ......... in» .1: \I U 2 E !
moving in: tin. \ 11m 1e not go l‘:lS-‘i'ill~iit hi .......... m 4::
ily and t‘iimiliil llIJIlit‘ :i.-‘ :t l'tt‘til‘ti. yet iiir‘lllihl‘tl ...... 31 '17 .133 1 _—_‘——
it is not i.tultil»III\-. 'I‘Iw pru-c of‘..\'t\\' Haven ........ :’-_' .24) ill -i '1“ H O :” ‘i'.“:. ”H” “lmmuqv
many a Iln..d ‘.'.lo .tiii “mild 1m)” Icii‘1t'5tilllli’t'l‘l --------- "" 3‘ nil-'1" V ‘ V... ... ‘..‘. I] l'm‘k‘LH ill
sct‘iic slimy inz. r: l:ili~..- or "ripml [\V'vtt-ilniij.‘ ......... tn ,1". .‘llT " d ‘ 7K 1‘"th- “V'HMHH
with such lit» Hkt-nnss an no lu'twious .\lluin.\' ............ 124 TI 33:4 'H I 1” “H! I" 'I‘ ”m“ ml!!!"
nrt hurl t‘.t n in:ni.- possible mlllfl‘i — 2 “I” :1“ ”1' H 3'"! 1” ”Fr H“.
Sinilm triniu: u: t‘»|bl'l‘~‘:~ll)l‘., posture. FIRTH“ T0031 ‘.\l.‘ ‘H H” 1.”! hum.
walk and other outward Sl‘llliiiillH‘t's-I .\H-nn\ :it iiiill'fil‘d ('.‘l. I . l L m" “L“ 1' “A: "1:”
by which iii" individual is rcrognizml. \'-'~" ‘9 ”"5 III “WINS" 1'. ,‘ I 1‘ h V“ .1 ‘1‘ “I ”it 7”" “Uh
Surely all this is north kit-lung. it." NI“. liawn at l’itNIi'l-l. ' 1." “ "‘ i 3" ‘~ ““‘ l“ ""4“” -‘
:iriyonv- is in.|\t‘ and Silllt' t-nnnnl. to! i;"ti1‘l‘tvll .tt Splinatitid. ! ‘ 95.13, “"1“," i" I,"
use: such in: mortals l'nr lll‘l‘litlll.ililIL'.i ——_ i ' k. “duh-h i, 1”: tum”! Th \
mm»- “gm-......” ratht-i n...” innk-' Miriam“ Msm‘nrum. 3 3 . ”“’ "“" “”"- “'-‘"‘ "’ "
int: grief nnm- poignant. lilwumulaiin. -t: .\t|:-I‘t I. 3 | ‘I " "M H". “‘H‘“ 2",“) "7‘” 1;"
(Hit- of tin-.m- dnys the phonograph; 3" »\ ‘lll'Wil‘x 4; Lil'l' Hm I. ". l‘ l. MWJM h‘ \4 “my“! ”M'H'IX i
and inovinz‘. picture “ill I». conilnnmll "'1‘” Vim-'5 I’"-‘~?lH> :-.I; ,., I. ‘ " v " ”mm” "3 ”M I" ‘11:”
in one infirmmmt 11m, ”11, Phlunfil ___.____ 1 . \ur m titv I.....i\\.,....i:.~
Will curl“) tin- colors oi" nature. ililti‘ S‘H'THIZNV “N“H'I'leflx' i \H) ‘ 1:“ “"m‘ h”! ”it ”s I“! Sm.
mm] and iilni will he S)ll('lll‘()l'i7.t‘ti T"' Z"- :3 “‘4' ""l""“'- 3- ti! “1“ ‘H. "Mil M [Huh “"an “WNW-
so (hilt thd- illusion (il' the thing. S: in ’i- ”'35 ".““*-5‘ ‘."‘~ 7 i“ ..‘H 1.”... :ztnic Y...” Md” runny?“
speaking ptr'son will 'u- \\t‘ii<lll;.‘il "”"i‘VHW 41 “"hmlh'l‘v -- i“ "‘.I .. [ “HR H" l1)1
perfect. 'i‘ltrxi. win-n “c han- grown """ “1"”“5 “H“‘l‘ll‘l l “H“ 2-1,” \r: “h. r iii-”mm"! in!
sensible cnonuii about tilJlii In lll’lkt' ‘ “MIN" \\ “1"" is “U “Ugh” “4..
fun use (11 111111“. “11111114111121“ nrls, TEN LEADING BJT'I'l-IRH 1.. 1 ., cl IA-li not In .’i l>.rv.:.. .xlt .ntlnimd.
id" .l--v.;‘. llit' tiiltqilvllt'ill \'.'- i'ht‘l‘ (it,
I
the living?
————--———9
A.“ l Iltii '.\.\ .\l()l)l I\'l'\'.
Eliropcar' nsualh consult-r .\tlll‘l'lv
cans .‘L5 :1 l'ltlllt‘iil‘ll :lli'i v-;:nli.<tiv-:ti int
of pcoph-. .imm Asconui'. 'In lintzlxzah
novelist. aft. r lookin :' us U\t r. nndn 3'—
takes to st:
"1 found
l-Iui'upt- ris:i.t aimnt it.
Americans? 'In- says. "sin-
gularly lllOtl"~l. lilii'.\llll'.:' in Ann-rim
is national. not personal. l’v-isonnlly.
the American is modest. lit may
boast of tin- u‘ieaim-ss oi" his country.
its size. its \‘.t-:Iilil. its )‘i‘tig‘l‘r-SS. but
you do not ln-ar hini brag about him-
36”."
And isn't
refreshing ..
it tln- truth'.’ iit‘l‘t' '1
.l :.lli‘).l of .\ni- rirans id
themselves. :-< \‘4~li as in tin-
the world. Many of us illitl' fit‘t'f't tlj.
feared that \\Iit'l'6‘ Iln 1c “as so Hill! )1
is
rust of
minke thti'i- Hill}! in. sonn- mr and
”that possibly \‘.'t' rov'.I!\ \\n v- haul. y...
ble braggaits \Yr nro id‘uL’L’ IIlH Ill—
' dflcd, but “till illt' .‘~.t\lIIL" 11l..l" tin-l
it is never tor ulll‘<t i\l.\‘ It|,i' \. .y
boasting is ¢'\illt'tvwv tul'
minty. i)(‘(‘illt.\'t it
our State. our l'll\
of busincsu. It
aelf-ahas-‘nw ..;
'1 greater.
3 And now ll"it we 'll‘l‘ ' ’
.. . Dt'lfL‘Oti} sure.
of our owu modesty, we're so puffed
up over it tltat we feel like strutting
around and telling all the world how
blamed modest we are.
0
1 After reading the report of the Sec-
Jflary of thi- Treasury on taxes. :1
1,1001] many people will feel that while
{Hanan may be sound. he has a lot or
.fllld.
lIII»
country,
our it)'lL"t'. our line
:tl\\:t:..- a sort of
something
l‘UiiJi
III
is (or ..Hy
l.\
in Int:-
2
t.
l
- CAREFI‘L IN HOT \VEATHER.
When the sun's rays are so hot. the
h and bowels should be kept
mular. normal. healthy condition.
that the system will not be up-
by a mass of undigested. ferment-
poison-producing food. Foley
. lc Tablets are gentle in action.
abut sure. “is, relieve sick headache,
1 uneu. dating. sour stoma. .
ch
Ind breath, coated tongue and
Inn ms or indigestion—Biti-
‘P Corporation. ”W
...-1...
A mcricnn Len gue.
Player. Cluh. G. Ali. It. II. PC.
iit'li'll'lll, lhl..l‘t.’. 131 \3 IT". .l'li
itiitil, lit-l ..... \'i .ili't _' i,\ '3\-
'tnth. X. Y....l‘-t :1".' I". 1.:v‘. ::7'l
'i‘nlvili. St. I._..i~;.' 411 '.~i l|2'.| :iTI
Speaker. (,‘I~-\'I-. '.l\ .17: \I III\ .371
National League.
Player. Cluh. C. All. ll. ii. P .
lini'ii;ii_\'. S‘ l..l' ‘ tl~ \-' itl‘t .4ol
Young. N. Y . ‘: '::\ .::t 1;.» "3'.
(‘llltiilil\V. l‘Il|>. T' _'\I‘. -ll 1") .9.le
'.\i:llill. 3“! i .. T.. .‘Hl -IT Hit .343
.\it'iit'lll\. St I. l‘ V 4'... T'.‘ 131‘, .340
.‘l.\’l"l‘\' Il.\l'l’\' H\ IIIS
l‘t lli’l‘Y- l-‘l HST BIRTHDAY
;4.\ii.\ \.\I‘ l..\l\'l‘I. .\'. Y., Aug. l3.-
l iIl|-~t\ \i.illlt'\\.Ԥ\tll. idol of the i):is(:~
1" di i.vn'~ III the l'nitcd States for many
I . .
1’" ""- WWW ‘1 one of the happiest days
i
In his life hcrt' yesterday—his forty-
.mst inirtliti.‘i_\'——lic told friends last
night.
The former pitching star of the
i.\:t'\\' York National Leagueocmb. W110
’hns been here for'more than. a year
via-cause of an attack of tuberculosis,
bald he was feeling better than for
.some time past and that he hoped for
a complete early recovery.
Mathewson spent the day with Mrs.
Mathewson and their son. Christ}; Jr.
:tl‘ht'y went motoring for half an hour
in the morning. Mathewson chatting
and laughing with friends on the
street. '
AI'S'I‘RALASIANS LEAD IN
TENNIS TIE “'ITH DENDIARK
CLEVELAND. Aug. 13,—1‘.ustralas-
ia defeated Denmark in the first two
matches of their Davis Cup Lentils tie
at the Hayfield Country Ciubfyener-
day. Norman Peach outplayins Eric
Tegner. 7-5. 8-2. 64. while J. 0. And-
:rionl gleteated -Va.gn IngersleY. 6-0-
DETROIT SIGNS WALSH.
'EIJMI‘R‘A, mlrsug: 13.—-Pitcher
James Walsh, of the Elmira Arctics.
has been signed by the Detroit Ameri:
can League Club. Walsh, alettghnndé
er. will report to Detroit“? Wed
1am)“ I . A”
. lill‘l‘t' \‘..‘i:~ an attendance
N orwalks to Meet
Hi (ill-l
'i‘hr- Nuinalk last-ha.” [with] will
face the slides! opposition of lil!‘ sva~
sun. Sunday afternoon. “ht-n Ihc_\ tin.
up math —I the muck Slialfur-i A. I'
m Strut-lid. on lll' lisloiic Fit-lot. 'l‘ln-
\isilorr. managed by l‘iiarlcs l-I. “Moll
a [will Isllllt ill‘l)l{"l‘. of ilridgcim'I.
who was. at onc time a crack plan-r.
have one of the fastest Ilehiina' trains
in this section. and. to date. hart- won
tiI‘It-cn games and lost tour. 'l‘xtn
wet-ks airo they played tln- crack .\Iil-
ford “’liecl (.llili, and. :il'tt-r
2-0 for scx'cn innings. \t'vrc now-d out
in a final game. Lefty Joe “'ells.
well—known hcrc. “ill twirl for Iln- \‘is-
itors. and he is out to “'11th out :1 pr...
vious «hit-at. lit-Ihkn- and Hall will
divide Inc twirlmi: honors for .\'0i‘-
walk. and with \till in gncn a chance
to limin r up previous to the \Vilton
seiics. “hirh stalls Aug. 21. “Red"
(‘harIu-jr iiilry. “ilO has liccn out of
[lilt' Norwalk inn-up for the past two
months. has again joined the team
‘and will angin cover second base. Sun-
t'l-‘U'. it. d's hitting will be a big help
1510 the locals .and. as a lead-off man.
he has no equal. Mulvey. who has
been playing first class ball at second
base. will most likely be shifted to
short, as Bowden is not playing the
game he played a year ago. The Nor-
walk management will stand.“pat" on
their original lineup during the com-
ins nerleS. regardless of what othex
managers do. , '
—-—-—_____
RUTH IS N0“? 14 DKYS TO THE
5. GOOD.
p IIJADELPHIA.
lt-ntlint:
1 Aug. 13: —.
“Ba ” Ruth Yesterday registered in.
forty-fourth. He banged out. the
homer in. the eighth inning of the
Yankees' game with Philadelphia.
with none on. / ' j
Ruth made his forty-fourth_‘home
run in 1920 on'Augast 26 crater:-
m4“! 32'“.ng . ‘3?"
m
Stratford A ll-Stars
THE SOUTH N‘ORWALK ELECTRIC WORKS:
Light '
0F
Decrease in Electric and Power Rates
......
econd Taxing District Electric Service Consumers:
‘ . erimental rate reductions, as indicated below, We have
iaitlilxilfaflifir‘gsfi'ttgewlixlpjustify the action; but, with the cost_ of suppgéggg
electricity still of uncertain decline—one large item at least deingiat :1 f ii
mum we retain the reservation that, if. under trial, the re use fa esHt:v
I0 propel-Iv provide for the supply. we, shall revise them accor rug y. itli
ever We will strive fOr such further reductions as shall_be consistent w
301": greatest good and that of your'eleCIi‘icmlant. f
' ’ ' of common essentials to come down. is too slow or
comiiitfliinggotiftfhlelsgsmust be cooperation and. like charity, home 15 this
lace.to begin it. But the result can only be speculative, until proven by tria_ .
Itéuch is the spirit of these reductions. not to induce greater use1of the electric
service. than that of the consumers‘ real need. Vtiih the plant 5 eter-incxeas.
ing business at its best, the temptation is strong _to delay the decrease, and
gain greatly desired funds for much needed plant improvements. but Welhope
to defer them for a time. Therefore. our only reason for ion ering the D an s
z-Iready low rates. is to help make living costs less; and consumers are urged
to help by making each kilowatt-hour count for usefulness and Icast. waste.
reductions and changes in the electrical energy sale
r service. will apply to the hills rendered on and.
v The South Norwalk Electric 'Works of the Sec.“
'of Norwalk. Conn. beginning from each meter
September 14. 1921 (exclusive of “.he post-baSis
hertoi‘ore): as follows:
TOS
The experimental
rates for lighting and powe
after November lst‘ 1921. b
and Taxing District. City
reading taken on and after
municipal service, which will continue as
COMMERCIAL SERVICE
Charges per monthly bill or part thereof by meter.
LIGHTINGV~For Mercantile. industrial. Domestic and All Commercial Pur-
poszxr. not Otherwise Provided tor;
80c for the first 4 kwh or less
9c for each kwh of the next 496.
80 for each kwh of the next 500.
tie for each kWh in excess of 1,000.
MINIMUM CHARGE 800.
POWER—For Motors, licnting, Cooking and all industrial and other purposes
exclusive of illumination, rated at 150 watts 415 horsepower) or more
and/not provided for by any other rates.
$1.50 for the first 15 kwh or less.
5c for eachkwh cf the next 2,986.
4c for each kwh of me next 3,000.
30 for each kwh in excess of 6,000.
MINIMUM CHARGE $1.50. 4
10 PER CENT REBATE allowed frOm fcregoing rates, if paid
within the time and under the conditions stated on the bill.
OTHER SERVICE. not .xi.(’i\0 mentioned. will continue at rates now in effect.
For Iurthcr infllflillll't'il' rules, etc. apply to Main Office, State Street.
BOARD OF ELECTRICAL COMMISSIONERS.
JACOB LINXWEILER,
THOMAS ROBINS,
PATRICK F. BROPHY.
Adopted August 12. 1921.
A. E. WINCHESTER, General Superintendent.
ck
Cold type is an unsatisfatory medium through
‘ much of an idea of what we have to
0‘]
run more, hence our urgent invitation to attend this
GR. ND CARNIVAL OF BAT
8
”W
cm.
which to giv
Show vou. Ten minutes spent in this store will t
3 V
L»,
A INS this week.
”OW/”mt!
cm
BOSTON STOR
Clearance Sale
1,000 Yards 54-in. 'All Wool
JERSEY CLOTH
In All Colors
The most popularfabric‘ for One-piece
Dresses
$2 .291. ' PER YARD
Regular $3.98 Quality.
' Gehebe’s
It's Here If It's Housmro.
PHONE Prompt
527 Deliver}~
It’s 3. Wise Woman \Vho Does Her Own
Preservmg
For What is more dzlicious ii. the middle of Winn-i “in r H-
is flying than a can of iich blackberries or swim lit-alllliu! y.
pears.
And no mam-r “hat 3.011 pay in the Hm
never quite as good as "Mother makes."
Let Us Furnish You with the Proper chls to. the
CANNING SEASON
Good Luck and Jumbo Rings. Jar Lifters. Glass Top Jars.
Jelly Glasses, Paper Jelly Cups, Wire Jar Racks. .Jt
Strainers, Paring Knives. Parawax. Halt Carmel-s.
Atlantic Canncrs, Etc
25 WASHINGTON STREET
tor (.znr
'.‘ ‘.S
SQUTH NORWAI K i
!
l
as!
It Does Make a Difference Where You
Buy Your VICTROLA
‘J D"- ’4' 3 ‘3’” L111 tit/JCR r/mmmx/j 45“
.27.")
Angevine Furniture Co.
ARTISTIC HOME FURNISHINGS
16 NORTH MAIN ST.
SO. NORVJALK
AND SEVERE \VINTER IS
PREDIC TED
BUT INTERNATIONAL ONE-PIPE HEATER USERS WILL
. NOT DREAD WINTER
International One-Pipe Heater, the One You‘ve Heard SO
Much About Has Come to Stay
lin you remember the winter we had two
years ago? Don't go through another such
“Wm”: N” mull” how big or small your
‘.(llls « is “0 can solve your heating problem.
and the solution is a surprisingly economi-
cal one. Hundreds in the Norwalks -will
"mm m" i‘- They Will tell you of the
“MP“C“ 0‘ dust, gas or smoke. They praise
the balmy moist warth which is constanit y
circulated and recirculated after bag:
lit-uteri. re—purified and re-moistcned. “iture
does not dry out and spoil good turntdoor
and slirivel plants'like plcas‘aiitlouThey
summer warmth and as healdxfu.‘ u
relate savings of coal and weed ianglng 1hpe-
wards of 1-3 to 1-2. They will tell hm: m
chili may he removed in the eaily au uns
day's by a few sticks-and a bundle of pager“:
no' roaring fire that soon overneats. to- m
cellar is kept cool enough to awe
and fruit all winter; fillrélggt;
shedbymeans o a 3 ng e
:gflmrrignunnecessary overhead pipes in the
cellar.
Remem
stalled except
glneer has approve
guarantee Of absolut
users is warranted. Do you w
Eu" R 14‘;
C
\
l
l
- ,5,
0’
'1'tfipn'flaprly
ber that International is never in-
Vvhere an International en-
d the place so that a
e satisfaction to Its 1
lab to know it your place (is sligtabga
bout cost or obligation to you? As the authorize :1 cm -
321ml agent and engineer in your locality, call, write, or telephone mel
today. Make your investigation early—in time to decide before coo
weather. and in time to get the extra care which it is possible to girl'e
Installation at this stage of the year. You are doubly protected n
ordering now. The prices have been radically reduced and are guar-
lanteedAgainst further lowering until September. But it they advance
you.would have to pay' the increase (unless you had already placed
r. 1 1
yourRzrriigmiier I have been installing these heaters since 1916, With-
satisfacto installation. 1’
I“ gillieeuvgord "Integational" on a, heater is like “Sterling on silver.
it protects the intending purchaser. ,
Drop into the ofilce and look one over. ‘
v
.-----,..-l----.--—--..-.ay,o
...-.....-----..-r----..------------1a"
NO. 90. $125.00
$5.00
balance in small weekly payments
Victrola to your home.
with
down and the _
brings you tlllS
and Gnarantcc goes
Victrcla we sell
DON N ELLY’S
18 SO. MAIN ST. SOUTH NOR‘VALK
”Where Good Service Is a Habit"
- everv
SGI‘VICG .
mwxrmmff,flwl
.3
Asia Restaurant
A Restaurant of Distinction
An exceptionally high grade restaurant
serving tempting dishes of the highest quality.
aiming to please those accustomed to refinement
and solitude. Those who desire privacy can be
accommodated with private booths.
1Dancing Every Evening
6 to 8——9 to 12
" YOUR APPRECIATION OF THE DANCE
WILL manifest itself, dancing on our inlaid floor.
Syncopated music by our own orchestra.
Special Business Men’s Luncheon
.(Ev‘ery'Dayl 400
Special Sunday Dinner. . . . . . . . . . .. 80c
Asia ReStau‘rant
Main Street at 133 Fairfield 'Ave.
. ammo“. can.
...
Norwalk Chronicler