. PLAY BALL!
l‘yll'he coal game is on.’ We are
1 flow at the,bat in ea‘st‘and ex-
: _ ' 1: our coal to make a hit. The
as are-full and we are ready to
make a home run to your'house
I"when you give the word. Do not
“caught napping, as Frost will
Coon be twirling. He will put
various perplexing curves in the
weather. Have- plenty of coal on
;, “Iland and knock him out of the
~ box. .Do not wait for it free pass
on balls—coal will be no lower
. ‘ ‘fiis year. Three coal strikes and
you will be out—and injured. Fly
I) us. Here every ball is fair. You
may be your own umpire. .
.f‘PAPER DOLL”
LNDNINE OTHERS
me ln'TODAY and Hear The“
Latest Edison Hit. From
BROADWAY
MOS—Pucker Up and Whistle
(Dance Orchestra)
Paper Doll (Novelty Band)
‘Down Yonder
Just Keep a Thought for Me
,, J. Harold Murray
“TOLAI've Waited So Long
Bert Harvey
l'm Nobody’s Baby
‘ Aileen Stanley
“VOL—Peggy O'Neil
[Billy Jones and male chorus.
Last Little Mlle is the Long-
as: ] Lewis James
“Tn—Walt Until You See My
Madeline Riverside Orch.
Tea Cup Girl
Riverside Orch.
THE'ALFRED Fox
was .90."
a North Main"-8t.. so. Norwslk
Opp. Icongregational ‘clfulttn~
GRAIN. WOOD, V Fm
DEVINE 'BRos
{gene as
L‘-
”F. H..BAXTER
0018!
s 0001?: YIN mm '
som'i'on
he. a sum, Park a was
Green Seal, and Romain
CAN DIFS
_ F. S. LYON
lion PRINTING
loath lot-walk
k _
Perfecto ouquet
Now Sold for 10¢
Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15¢-
‘i-OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Are
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW
Hy Prices Are Right. .
m. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
View Ave., 80. Nor-walk
'0 MORE HIGH PRICES
_at_
Levy’s Shoe Store
'0- Islam. So. Norwalk
w
Connection With Any up...
Store. .
Premier Quartets
GOLDEN BULB 111’
l‘
into consideration.
o
OOUTH' NOIWALK
Conneally
, Our Company has been established Fifty Years. been manufactur-
ing lumber for hair a century. and if forno other reason than the fact
that we expect to be in business for a long period of time. we feel that
some times. things not formally written in a contract should be taken
Personally. the writer has been in the lumber held for about eight
years and he is glad to say that any onehe has transacted business
with in those eight years he can go back and transact business with to.
day. Our honest efforts are to see that our customers get lumber for
- their needs and full value, in service and quality, for their money, and
incidentally and quietly building good will.
The—Hatch esailey Co.-
NAAST BROS”?
olmlso'r ~
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
mourns roa wanna:
rm
NORWALK O OOODYW“
Children’s Shoes:and Oxfords
A Variety of Styles and Patterns with Prices to
Suit 'An'
u
THE-'POLICY‘ or THIS comm ;
18 .To Domesm arrays Lin-Leer m
rrs Maser-Ions
ARAG
AID, more
0! . _
rinse
rnonu use. an
6’9“ Bracken
SOUTH NOR-WAIK
. QUALITY
313.9
" ' All“!
FREE DELIVERY
‘i- pr“- 43%
CERiEs
..
'to the waste basket.
PUBLICAN P IA-l
MENT ORG
Continued from m 7‘ Peso. '
opening of the session at which, ac-
cording to the agenda, they were to be
discussed. Whether he would be able
to avoid mentioning them. however.
was uncertain. as the situation here
today appeared to call upon Mr. de
Valera for some statement.
There were one thousand seats for
spectators in the assembly hail of the
Mansion House. and upwards of 10,000
applications were made for them. All
day yesterday. long streams of appli-
cants sought interviews with men who
might be able to secure ihem‘places.
while the. telephone was constantly
busy. Thousands of written applica-
tions were said to have been consigned
It appeared.
therefore. that the large majority 0'
those interested in the proceedings
would be forced to obtain an account
or the meeting today at second hand.
Departmental reports will be pre-
sented tomorrow. and it is believed
that those of the foreign minister and
home secretary of the Irish Republl-
can Government have already been
prepared.
W'hile the situation today was ad-
mittedly grave. there was a note of
optimism to be found, and the cam.
estness which was evident yesterday
when members of the Parliament
gathered in this city appearedto in~
dicate that they were determined to
study carefully the situation before
reaching a final decision.
DUBLIN. Aug. 16 (Associated
Press).———Mcmbers of the Irish Repub-
lican Parliament assembled here today
for what promised to be a historic}
session of that body. The scenes at-
tending thc opening of the Parliament
were in striking contrast to those wit-
nessed in Belfast when King George
opened the Ulster Parliament. Dublin
was no! decorated. as was Belfast.
and. lush-ad of squadrons of cavalry-
u division of infantry-and innumeruo
lilc police. the only uniformed men to
be sm-n on the streets. Wrrr truiiic of-
Hours.
Pin-n tin-3e did no: ;.:','.‘.n‘ in the
vicinity of the Mansion House. win-re
the Parliament mt-i._ 'l‘ha- crowds
which stood for hours in a downpour
of ruin Wcre kept in 0rd: 1- by liqpub-
llt'itll Volunteers, who nisu served as
ushers to members of tin i'urhumcni
and (host- holding tickets of admission
to the hull. Most lllt'nllli’ls of lll!‘ llail
l‘ill‘mmn “‘t‘i‘!‘ unknown in the crowd.
“'lllt'h l‘lSt‘l‘Vt‘d its cheers for such
lccoglliztu d lrndrrs as )‘:.llllUllll dc Vo-
nmnto: AND ammo,
38-“ WAIHINGTON STREET
A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.
PHONE. 14“
8cib.
Loin Lamb Chops
Stewing Lamb .......
Tomato Ketchup . . . .
Schultze’sWednesday Specials
HaddOCk—48C lb.
Flank Steak.........
.............28clb.
........35clb.
............ 10clb.
10c‘bottle
WESTPORT
Schultze’s SanitiTry Markets
Naming” Main 82., Wash 1013‘» and 3. 3. AVE, 8. Km
BLACK. no K
Schultz. Markets Close at Nonfif .f 8. T.) on Wednesdays.
BRiDGEPORT
Are you prepared for Fall west
that chance? Get
_ service now.
MASONS
we WATER STREET
Only a Little More Stunner—THEN COAL
body should defer ordering until th . e'ry
would be disappointed, for ril could not
.your coal in before the rush.
THE NORWALK COAL AND SUPPLY co.
. PHONE 1&3 0
2 Or are you waitin
day a coal fire
be served at o
_ S? if every-
ls needed some
nce. “'hy “he
Be“ quality and
SUPPLIES
SOUTH NORWALK
lo-ru and Arthur Grillitli.
lll‘lllJN, Aug. 16 (Assoclutvd
l’ressln—whi ripening ill: Hull i-Ilrrunn
7“ its first public sn-ssim; lun- imlny.
l‘lumunn (in- \‘nlrra. il'.‘ lhpuhllcun
l-udm. rellrrulul ire-land's t‘lullll for
svpnrution lrom Great Britain. and
dc-vluxwl ihr only g0\t'l'lilllv nl llll' pru-
pir n-tugniz-tnl was the ministry of the
lull l-Zirr.;nn. the Irish lupullllcun
l‘iu‘llum- nl.
lie and his couc..gu«s. tlu~ hedd of
llu- ltt-pul-llcnu labiuet said. had
udoptui tower-is England the principle
laid down by Cardinal hit-rclcr. of lini-
gium. tmvards Germany~lho princi-
plt- that (‘llt'i'lill authority Was unlaw-
ful. 'l‘hz- Irish. in said. stood for the
ldttlls rhlhrunrd in the American liv-
cluraiion of ind! pt ndtdicc.
.‘ir. dc Viill-lu pnnokmi laughter by
describing lln- ilrmsh attitude as that
of u Krrul unufin do-munding guaran-
irvs for its suinl) from a. sum” one.
whru it should in -l big nation guar-
unteclng safety in .l small Slate.
The Cabinet 1.;nl still the rcply 'ii
did. Mr. tiv villi l.i Ill-Clurt-d. becuusc
it did not think (Lt llriiish proposals
were just.
Mr. de- Vult‘ru lmallls to the virtually
lmpossilult conditions surrounding ne-
gotiations with Us British Govern-
nicnt_-for tho position, he said. was
that of a mun unarmed. facing a man
pointing a pistol ‘
'l‘hrrt» “’rr- pcONt’ who wanted to
negotiate in mu tthes. be con-
tinm-d. t-..t 'l‘." Smu l-‘clnwould not
ni-golluit' lo .‘il‘l' lures, but to save. {f
possible. luloodshul. and for right and
principlv.
lll‘lllJN. Aug. 16 (Associated
Fri-55).“ Thv- ll‘lsh Republican I'llrlla—
mom nut in n- ludu)’. in the tirst ses-
sion in its history. to consider the
llrillsh Gnvrrnmenl'a Irioh‘ peace
terms. There vvt-rv 130 members pres-
rm. including those who had been re-
leased from prison to admit of their
attending the- st'SSlOll. A great. audi-
ence cruwdmi the gallery floor as
Humoun do \‘nlcru led the members
Of Corsets, Hosiery,
See Our Window Dispi
SOUTH NORWA
56 South Main Street,
zs'nr iuxmn;
“'1" Be Held
Saturday.
NT RECNION
at Roion Point onl
Angus: 27th.
The arm uul
re-uni
Regiment. on of the 28th
Connecticut Vol
will _bv- lvld at Roton Point. Egg:
urflay. August 27th. All comrades.
slupmates. Sons of Veterans, Womz
His Relief Corp’s. Boy Scouts, veter-
ans '0! the World War and all patriot-
to citizens are requested to meet wi'h
us on this occasion to make it a day
long to be remembered on account of
the patriotic 'Ipirit manifested by the
,citizens to show their apprecatlon of
the service rendered by the 28th Reg-
iment, Connecticut Volunteers in the
War of the Rebellion, from 1861-65.
The above are invited also in an
attempt to keep up the spirit of patri-
. MID-SUMMER SALE
Bmssierégiitfioves and Underwear.
BIGGEST VALUES Ema orrERED
MME. JEANNE
CORSETIERE and GLOVER
, CLIFFORD HOTEL BUILDlNG.
fly for Reduced Price.
”E
“('8 LEADING
tivc propaganda some pf the aliens
in our country are circulating to de-
stroy’our Republic.
Let us rally around Old Glory upon
this occasion. and feel each one ofus
have'sometbingto do in this patriotic
mm for the,goo'd of our Country.
All who wish to become honorary
members of t s association can do so
at this time. There’are uo due‘shto
b99999 a member. I
LiA’n ; interesting\ program
prepared. There "will be
peel; and .instrumental sel ’
The}; will also be a-dinner «3:31;:
rNovule Baylex. proprietor ot'gnot‘en
Roint. at a reduced rate for this cc.
cow: Those.deslring can take their
fun with them. _‘ ‘ . 4 '
..~.Lvon',t forget the date. August 27th.
Commodore .Loomis Scofleld. ",7
addresses;
otism in our State: and in an endeav-
_nv- 9n antinfwnnr mmn a! tin Anne—n-
:"‘lfrs. Sarah E. Buntemfiecretary.
into ilw chamber.
l‘ruyrr \vlzs oth-red in beginning the
ccrt-llloniul. and then the oath wnsad-
minister-«l to all members en masoc.
John 1‘. Kelly was re-c'ecled Speak-
vr of the Parliament. but he declined
the office. and Professor John McNeil]
was chosen. '
After the formziliilembad been con-
is being .
cluded and Mr. de \‘nlera. as head of
the Irish Republican goycrning body,
had addressed the assemblage. "'9.
Parliament adjourned.
Mr. de Valera. in his address. said
he would tomorrow give an account
of the negotiations with Mr. Lloyd
George. the British Prime Minister.
after which the reply to the Prime
Minister's offer would be considered in
private session.
The members in attendance includ-
ed a half dozen women. among whom
was Countess Markievicz.
. The audience which assembled at I
the Mansion House for the meeting 0‘
the Dali. Eireann occupied seats in the'
gallery and on the nearer the Cham—
ber around the square space in front
of the dais. in which the 130 members
who had accepted invitations to par-
ticipate in the meeting occupied the
battered arm/chairs and sofas. Over
the dais w the control arms of the
O'Neills, t e clan of the present iord~
mayor—a red hand on a shield with in
swimming fish beneath. - ‘
It was 11r15 o'clock when -Mr.'de
Valera led the members into the
chamber. He .was accompanied by
the ministers of the Republic“, Cab;
inet. by Lord Mayor O‘Neil-sand by;
Freak n; Walsh, his meflqan legal
W. ”on." The twoxintter. toolt their
seats to“ the right mile“ ‘of the
a. measly Ch'
" .
ehairms.
given '
'TTRIS
NORWALK’S" LEADING DRY GOODS STORE _.i
l3
0
3
.
made up.
I
O'Flanagan in Gaelic followed by the
swearing in of the members. who took
the oath as a body by holding up their
hands. The first member to sign the.
roll was Michael Collins. commander-
in-chief oi the Republican Army. who
had been elected from Armagh. in
Ulster. The other invited members
from Ulster were absent. Mr. de Val-
era. who was elected a member from
both County Down and County Clairo.‘
signed as a member from the latter
county.
BELFAST. Aug. 16. (Associated
l'ress).—Aftcr a meeting of the l'lster
Cabinet. which was held today. an of-
ficial report was issued stating that
the general situation was cart-fully re-
viewed and that there was absolutely
no change in the position, so far as
l'ulstcr was concerned.
PROFITS LEVIES
AND SURTAX CUTS
OFF FOR YEAR
Continued from First Page.
comt‘ lax. Afirr the conference nclio.)
.md liq-fore Chairman Fortincy pru—
lu-nh-d the hill in the House. majority
nwmbcrs of the “'ays and Means com-
mittee decided to reduce the amount
of the corporation income tax increase
from ilVl' per cent. to 25 per cent.
The figure originally agreed upon at
the \Vhite House tax conference :1
week ago and to cut in half the pro-
posed inanufncturcrs’ Lax or
cents a gallon on cereal beverngu.
The, changes made in the original
committee draft Wore estimated by
some Republicans to incrcaSe by
tantalum-Arno the ”bosom-0.000 yield
which it had been figured would be
n-turned under the bill as drafted by
the majority committccmen.
The program agreed upon by the
Republican confcrence yesterday for
Hons» consideration crf the bill. called
for ”11- adoption of a social rule lim-
iting dolmlc to four days from ll :1. m.
“feline-eddy and llxing 3 p. m. Saturday
as the time for the final vote.
GERMAN RELIEF FI'NI) HARD AT
“'Oltli.
The last meeting of the German Rc-
iicf l-‘und was held at 17 River street.
August 4th. A few letters of thanks
from Austria and Germany were at
hand and were read ivysthc secretary.
The central rcllcf committee. of New
York city. together with the American
friends service committee. of Philadel-
hhlu. have pledged themselves :6 raise
‘u $8.|l00.000 campaign fund (German
child feeding). August. 1921-July.
1922. This nmount‘wiil help to feed
1.000.000 children for the coming year.
AIL local branches were notified to do
their utmost to help to make. this
great movement a success. ..
A .koficc klutsch will be held at the
residence of Mrs. Yoppe. 27 Davis
street. Norwulk. on AugustHSth, in the
afternoon. to which all friends and
members are heartily invited.
The next meeting of the 39"“
Fund will be held August 25th. at 17
River street, First district. —
________._.___—.——— f
Try a ole-med ad in tho Sentinel
for the beat results. - .
BE CAREFUL IN 1101‘ WEATHER
‘ When the sun's rays are so hot the
stomach and bowels should be kept
in regular. normal. healthy condition.
so that the system will not be up-
set by a mass of undigested, ferment-
ing. poison-producing food. Foley
Cathartic Tablets are gentle in action,
but sure. They relieve sick headache.
biliousness. bloating. sour stomach.
gas. bad breath. coated tongue and
other symptoms of indigestion.——Stil-
lson-Powell Corporation.
a
h—‘m,-'————. .
SPECIALS
FOR _. THE WEEK
/ .
» b
Granulated Sugar; ‘4. lb 7,c‘
Jar Rubber Rings,3 boxes 25c
Swift's Pride Soap, 6 has 25::
.ronee Tissue, 7min an:
x
.‘ I i ,, . ~, , 1 ,2 ‘ n > ' I .
“Home Town V (, lurtains
The. “Macrim” brand, made in Norwalk by McMahon 82 Cremins,
e of'unus‘ually high grade, and we are showing over a score of
St attractive patterns, ringing in price from $2.98 to $12.50 a pair.
QUAKER CRAFT LACES
Our fall stock of these famous window draperies, is. now ready
and includes many new and novel designs, either in yard goods or
: HYATT
- .
'fill
CUT PRICES ON} HIGH GRADE WINDOW SHADES '
EDIERSON ROGERS “‘A‘S'I‘S
mobilb In. . .
Emerson liege-rs or liarlen h
swans Amman
Sues Ongalls for Bantam: ‘in filitm’
H. Krieger €33” C0.
Outfittters to Men,
omen, Boys and Girls
The House Where YOUR CREDIT IS AS
GOOD AS CASH ELSEWHERE.
THE STORE THAT MAKES GOOD
N cwell & Murray
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
HS
brought a civil action for 85.000 dam-
ages. in the Supcrior Court. against J.
Hawley lngalls of Stamford. as a rv-—
suli of an automobile accidt-nt which
153 Washington st. 50. Norwalit
MID-SlmMER SALE ‘
v
twv lve '
Occurred Feb. 10, 19:].
Mr.
by the lngnlls machine. which was i
‘
rn—i
M r. Rogers.
L_‘
Rom-rs :lllf‘RV'd that he was in:
lng driven by Jack installs. son of th"
— NOW ON —- b
Big Reductions On All Our.
Clothing, Furnishings and
N‘-
dqu-udunt. near the corner of Atlantic Hats
and Federal sirccts. Stamford. llzs
shouldt'r was dislocated. and he sun'-
fcrcd many bruises, chacnde-n. Kw fi fi 7‘ } -L- ‘_ _.
nonly & Montgomery are counsel for
S. D. G. CANDY CO.
flfif
WHOLESALE 0011130110.-
A
1/2 Price on
BATHING SUITS
WATER WINGS
25c Pair
mo and. 31.00:
SOUTH NORWALI
A.W. Hodge
TIONEBY AND ICE
CREAM com
53 Osborn Avennd
nut Nor-walk. Conn.
1 Phone 470-13
‘ TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our motto has
been “True Business," which M 0996
to maintain '
Our confidence is grewing dai
owing to the innumerable (‘nmpi
ments which we have received iron?
tourists and local patrons, This
prove to you that our efforts
in a successful business.
, "Cleanliness"ls our rrxi mom. 0o!
estabishment is cleaned from and t:
and every twenty-tour hours so as it
always keep a clear atmosphere
is opened for inspection at all hours
ho wish to see 110'
for the persons w ow 0‘
our shop is kept clean and h
.BRUSHES -
F0! what e‘er purpose ’0“ Wan
at bl ugh-“I‘D
a blush we have (I)
sell about every
Eargtshwfhat is made: tooth brush‘eg
hair brushes. hand and nail brus de
11 every favor-itsesigll‘iaapeusznd glrfiey
wgn'te‘bgyak,pgrack or shed their
bristles. Therefore every brush_we
sell means pleasure, satisfaction,
and the economy of long wear; The
are offering a special in “hisk
Brooms this week; our iegular the
broom for 49¢. __
H. A. MEAD
.PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
‘8 North Main St, So. Norwalk
Golden’s
'“Opportunity Sale
Continues
products are made. The "inspector!9
are our n'iends. -
Our branch store in South Ronni
is running on the same ideals._-. The
goods are made at our main store in
Norwalk. Whether you are in Nor:
Walk or in South Norwalk you will be
able to purchase the same witty d
goods and they may be aw U
your home at any day of the week.
Special prices are given to lode»
churches and parties. , -
In this establishment, the ice cream
and candy business is operated by tho
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk Only the
bakery business is opera by Henry
Wilkins.
THE cnocou'rs and?
Main Store, 20_Wall 8t. Norwafli.
Branch Store. ‘
12 No. Main St., 80. Norwalk, 0’.
INSURANCE ‘
J. M. LAYTON & CO.,
' Inc.
ohm-coda". Barium
l.
TARLQV BROS.
.. own-acumen».
HALL-MARK
CANDIES
. ”$1.10: lb.‘
Islam moot. rd.
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1531
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