= . est and ex-
.fimake a hit. The
lid we are ready to
me run to your house
you give the word. Do not
caught napping, as Frost will
soon be twirling. He will put
various perplexing curves in the
weather. Have plenty of coal on
hand and knock him out of .the
box. Do not wait. for a free pass
" on balls-coal will be no lower
,, , this year. Three coal strikes and
4 you will be out-and injured. Fly
3 to us. Here every ball is fair. You
may be your own umpire.
£33155 ._
“PAPER DOLL”
AND NINE OTHERS
Come In TODAY and Hear These
Latest Edison Hits From
BROADWAY
60789—Pucker Up and Whistle
(Dance Orchestra)
Paper Doll (Novelty Band)
50790—D0wn Yonder
Premier Quartete
Just Keep a Thought for Me
J. Harold Murray
UO'IQL—I'Ve “'aited So Long
Bert Harvey
I'm Nobody's Baby
Aileen Stanley
”NZ—Peggy O'Neil
Billy Jones and male chorus.
Last Little Mile is the Long.
est Lewis James
50793~Walt Until You See My
Madeline Riverside Orch.
Tea Cup Girl
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,, E .
Tracie‘onomy Is not how
SERVICE FIRST AND ALWAYS
little: youx‘pay for an article
how much value you get out of it. _
A “bargain” in carelessly
seasoned Lumber means an unsa
first, and expensive repairs soon or late. ,
x The safest counsel you can
berman whosea
f his service. ’
lete confidence in any transac-
the confidence and good
own home town Inn
is an essential part 0
We want you to have comp
er lose a sale than
lion—we would rath
will of our customers.
high quality.
THE
, &
manufactured and improperly‘
tisfactory building from the
have in buying Lumber is your
dvice to the home builder
.. ”A
but
:We sell dependable Lumber of uniform
... - ‘1“an
HATCH '&" BAILEY co.
LUMBER AND ROOFINGS
AGENTS-JOHN‘MANVILLE’ 00., BIRD 6's 'SON.
lVAAS'll BROS.’ GARAGE-
: f plo'rnlou-rono '33.;
CADILLAC EIGHT. MOTOR CARS
LIMOUSINES FOB. WEDDINGS AND “Moll
TAXI SERVICE
NORWALJS C GOODYEAR COED,
IOUTH NORWALIS
TIRE.
gnouu jaw. em
”
Children’s Shoes and Oxfords
A Variety of Styles and Patterns with Prices to
Connea
Suit All
SOUTH NORW'ALK
11y 69° Bracken
liverside Orch.
THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
I. North Main St.. So.
Opp. Congregational
COAL“
GRAIN. WOOD, FEE?
Norwalk
Churo‘l
l
DE'VlNE BROS.
PHONE 53
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
e IOUTH MAIN ernnr
AGENT FOR
III. I Shaw, Park & 1111.“
Green Seal, and Russell's
C AN DIES
F. S. LYON
{FOB PRINTING
loath Norwaik
'uoI‘UAII
Are
WIII/IM’I/If/f/I/II/I/Ifl/I/l/IWIIIIWfmZ"
Perfecto Bouquet
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No. One, 8c; 2 for 15c
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Have Your
Roofs, Leaders an d
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW i
My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wm. J. Ungvary
Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave, So. Norwalk
NO MORE HIGH PRICES
_at.—.
' .Max Levy’s Shoe Store.
AND
FREE DELIVERY
A. F. BECKMANN & CO., Inc.
Ll am WABHiNGTON eraser
’znamo,a\sei :2- ::::: ”wrozxo: Otto: Levi?
PHONE 1405
t
GENUINE “GREEN” BLUE FISH... L5c lb.
Island Sword Fish ........... 30c lb.
Halibut ..................... 30c lb.
Salmon ......... , ............ 30c lb.
(‘od ....... p .......... . ....... 18c lb.’
Boston Blues ..............
Mackerel ................ . ‘7
Butter Fish 3&ng
Weak Fish .......... . .............. 20c ll):
Block
Steak
Steak
Steak
Steak
Fresh
Flat Fish . . . .
Haddock .....
Round {‘lams .
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 39 Main St., Wash’ton St, and R. R. Ave., S. Norwalk
BRiDGEPORT
WESTPORT
Schultze’s‘Friday'lFish Specials
..................
v
i
12c
BLACK ROCK
Schultze Markets Close at Noel: (D. S. T.) on Wednesdays
wmmflflammmmw
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Only a Little More Summer—THEN COAL
Are you prepared for l’n'f weather“?
body r‘llI‘lllil vie-i" r iliil’ rin; INN.“ the \‘o‘:‘\ flu
Would be (ii-nimminii (l. 1m :‘ll (With! not 1.1;
your
that (llf‘llud?
Fl Hive now.
Ut‘l
THE N ORWALK (‘OAL AND SUPPLY CO
MASQNS SUPPLIES .
PHONE 113
108 WATER STREET
Of Corsets, Hosiery, BrasSier'eS, Gloves and Underwear.
0 ' mu you wailing? li‘ over?—
4. 11 mm! zirw i~ llt"ilwl sn‘xiix
. ‘ . "\lll :M (mi-n, \‘I'ln Ink"
(l'ul u. mime 'hu null. ills: (Illzililv and
SALE
BIGGEST VALUES EVER OFFERED
\ See Our WindOw Display for Reduced Prices
’ MME. J EANNETTE
sou-m NORWALIGSLEADING
CORSETIERE and (EJOVER
56 South Main Street,
CLlFFORD' HOTEL BUILDING.
8c lb.
. . ..... 20c qt.
SOUTH NORWALK
rpqie 909.
lb.
m
3]. Bo. Main 81'... So. Roi-walk
No Connection With Any Other
Store.
Come and See our window for
price: and convince yourselz.
Inviting ' Reduced From a.
saving of $1.50 to $3.00
All Summer
I
Goods Now ‘Beingi Sold. at
Reduced :Prices ‘~
$ 1’19 5
Buys a pair of W'omen’s )Nhite Canvas Oxfords
, ~01‘Pl1mllsat '
KEELER’S 1 s .5
rule Storgfm ,
is
Mil/[MIMIMmM/Jll/Wmmm
" '1?er tliat
Three Said to Have Induced
Others to C o m ma t
Crime '
NEW YORK, Aug. 18.-—-—Six of the
seven men arrested by detectives “3‘
vestigatlng a series of murders in this
vicinity and at Detroit, and attribUted
to a band called “The Good Killers."
were cg‘mml-tted to the tombs for
thirty days yesterday" pending arrival
of extradition papers from New Jer-
eey.
Each of the half dozen prisoners
was indicted in Monmouth County.
New Jersey. charged with the murder
of Camiello Caizzo on July 30. it was
recited in a fugitive complaint offered
today» before Magistrate Rigan by a
Monmouth County detective. The
complaint alleged three of the men
had admitted inducing the other trio
to commit the crime.
The}; indicted were described as
Bartolow I-‘ontano, barber.,who the
police said confessed to killing Caizzo.
his "best friend," Francesco Puma.
grocer: Vito Bonventre. baker. Stef-
fano Magaddino. salesman: Giuseppe
Lombardi. barber: and Mariano Gal-
ante. painter.
IRISH PARLIAMENT IN ‘
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Continued from First Page.
was believed today that he would rcn
veal to the members of the l’urlin-
ment the steps he would advocate in
bringing l'lsler in accord with the
Sinn l-‘ein. Should such an eniente be
reached. it was indicated yesterday.
new proposals to Gnnt llritain might
be made. and there were observvrs
who (-\In'vssevl beiicl that the oil‘vr
would take the form of a proposition
lo vlilv'” the l'ommunuvuliix of llritisli
limninious as an imlwpmnliint slut“.
An :IL’I‘MmI-nt gramme ilic pI-imv
miuisn-r's stipulations l‘I'li'tIlYt' to na-
\:Il control of the smu— lllEOIll ll‘i'lllll‘l
illl'l alir horses on llu- lf~l.lllil might ll”
mnnilvint-nmr: to so li {Ill ul‘i'vr. m
the opinion oi‘ men “ho had i'ollowml
vlr-s- l_\ the van-k of (M l‘urlinlm n1.
'l‘l‘n- Imslslii‘nv m‘ 11'”an it within-
eilv by: which the pmu'lt' of Southern
li- Lam! ltll;:’l~l “law 1m n' leu his :I
Ignn int. :ron‘ruinu tin il‘ lulurv ncil\'«
llie s l!‘. lll' 3;: :olialmih l- mum: (l i-l-
vl.l\ :15 on" “2' inc wlvillnizs 0i illi
:=I!‘I;i'Ir\;‘._ lv~ tlw minim “vs- ii: lint l‘| ll
lu-I<H‘«= llir public s- suns. Oi" ihrl‘:l'~
llJEl‘i‘ill. ii zlgilllfll‘iwl Ilnt Sll'i“:~.‘-‘ \vzis
mill (‘ll ill" lil‘ll'll‘iplv i?.il lliv viii!"-
tnius wt :lu hid". in; iizlivuu Iuowi
(ll: ml lltv-
lllzitiv \\ lij)
mvm i't-‘lg4l m2 .«tfi‘ ”Wm
Inin's m‘Yl-r, :n’ul ilzv-v'i \\v‘l‘~
lu iii ‘Jml Mr. nlx‘ \‘nirrrn nilt! his col-
l‘ZlLI’l".~‘ l-nxsil "» ltilv :‘rlvil in :Hk in"
new lil‘ll‘if'iliitifi
lmil l-lircnnn were
and worc a
hit-Intel‘s of ill"
:isllr curl. 'lh’al'nlnu.
mow serious look than ever when the“
gillllil‘l‘llmfll the Mansion House {02'
Il‘u- meeting. Apparently Ilny
twill/Ail tln» must responsibility :lu-x
“I 11- (‘,3l'!'\lYlL‘.
'l'liiy :irrivr'l
of young; mm
niosl oi the arc. \\'llll (ill
occusimml \1l"!.il‘ such as Count
Funk. :2 pin.“ i‘rni‘rsmn' Sincltli-y.
All ilxc “0mm: were in mourning,
\vi-urlnq. \\: ln\\‘:" \vivda.
Ill.» w\oullii‘ui legislators
are slvv :ll~ll i-a4lii’ul. Invoiilliig any
drinonstrutions me far as possible and
v-.?.ir skill in dodging
illis
(unis
and in groups
womrn. us
singly
.'| Mil ,\ nuns:
m: lillytl‘s
Sulllt
:\il).“{ ul
IllFlllll}lll}: )wi'
:ln- (until-rum... who are displaying
stil‘ll :h'll\li\. ..9»1mreutly desiring to
serum lull-4w» u-; all llw llllil l-Ili'v~
mm lu. 'l.ll<l'< they can. in viuv of
ilii- lills>llVlll'} u: :I break It) the mero—
tiutiuns. um! (in resumption of llOS~
lllllitn. :.i\«l \IliLt lllt‘ St‘illtk't‘lng of
Ili!‘ llli lilll‘ rs.
.lli-lL’lxr: from the newspaper rc-
'llmtn-us (-1 public opinion. llo\\’i“\(‘l‘.
Elli: y-mph ni lmlnlln seem in l);l\t~
illlili‘v‘ (natal-um- than many tropic
;::‘.-t*u.-i Ilmt Ilu‘ war will nof be re-
mnvrd.
l“--r it‘sizmcu. the Irish Judi-penil—
till. \\ll!i‘ll Is llosvn‘l to lln‘ Slnll I’m-ill
fulh' 13.1» morning:
"\\'i- inguiIv In Find in Mr. do \‘ul-
- r.:'.~‘>i11li llll'lll no sugguqlun that the
Ii-zzoiullmlis‘ lilt‘ likeiy to be lt‘l‘inln-
.Ilill."
'l‘iw l‘n’vmzm's Journal's editorial
ffilvrvrxli the View that the path to
luau would be considerably smooth-
. i if .- plain statement was mude
ilmi (it-urrul Smuts' recent letter cor-
l‘H'lly iitivrprltcd the British premi-
vr's promises and wishes. while the
lrisli 'l‘lmes. referring to Mr. de Vul—
vrzi's speech of yesterday says it sug-
gest-(l a deadlock. but adds”? that if
this is true. the time has come to re~
for the question to the people. and if
it is possible to make any advance in
the negotiations. such advance should
be made at once.
. How long the secret sessions of the
Dull Eircauu will last none of the-
deputies (which the members of the
Dull are called when addiussed in
English) “’ould venture to predict.
They one and all, when asked the
question. answered that it must no
remembehd there were no reports of
the various questions to be discussed
and passed upon, while in addi-
tion there were so few members
whose capacity as legislators was be-
ing put to the test.
The old timers. it was pointed out.
were accustomed to transact their
business in the shortest time possible
when their meetings had to be held
secretly—and expedition was necessary
ifor rear of discovery by police. but
with the danger of arrest removed it
was surmised there might be an in-
clination to verboseness. The prob-
ability seems to be. however. that the
private things will extend beer the.
‘Wek end. with the next public meets
ins early next week,
Meanwhile it is. pointed out. the
possibilify exists that something ‘may
pass between the Mansion House in
Dublin and Downing: ‘Strget in Lon;
< don, there being hm 111,5,nt quar:
4‘ 315': ‘ de "Vfilerats 331566011 of
” Table Damask
grades.
'l
Table and Bed 7 Lin
Pattern Table Cloths——70x70 in. and 72x90 in.
by the Yard—New and novel designs in Various
Napkins to match. . -
ade of reliable muslin.
and sure to give good service. i
th a Wide range of prices. ;
OWELS—ALL SIZES 5
“Standard Sheets—Well m
Pillow CaseseStronglyInaade
Bed Spreads—Artistic patterns wi
TURKISH ' 'AND HUCK T
' _ .. to l ll
In south N0r\vall‘9 iv r‘axiioric‘S umllr Spanish junsrib 'iou.
ncl~un"ii:.'; to n ill-clamp by the Gov—
Aug.~<25, 26’ 27 Cl'illli.’.‘9.
~——. Iz—s“:
maxi, AUGUST 18,1521,
(HHSUUHHEQHYA
RY GOODS STORE
SEE ‘ THE NEW LINE OF. GINGHAMS
en, Fairly Priced.
Napkins to match.
'All Sizes. 3.3,
=:
Outfittters to Men,
GOOD AS CASH EL
I H HEW/III
H. Krieger 69° C
WOmen, Boys and Girls
The House \Vhere YOUR CREDIT IS AS
SEVVHERE.
consideration.
subject under . . ‘
I of the llrilisu
The present situatiol
Imrm is to end tomorrow. and it
that in that! brief ii:-
li‘l‘Xall no lll'(‘l.‘4l\l‘ step can in" (akin
regarding lrl‘lunil. In any cnsr. how-
i‘\1:l'_ it Is: lulii-vml lh-‘- king's SI'NIOh
in prm'ugumg l'illli‘illilt'lll will lw
Luigi-iv I‘mzcirm-«l “'Hll Irish Affairs.
l‘urli:
seems jllulhzlli‘u'
SPANISH PASSPORT VISITS.
MADRID. Aug.
:ruuird l'orrigu l’liplnmnlisls
lzinnt'trr lw valid
will tour
l\‘.~»f‘a.~spo:l \'l<l‘5
and con-
suls “ill for two
_nurnc3.s in
Ill
political forecasters {like the view
that the hull will either send a con—
snlrrr-(i reply to Lloyd Gt'org'r‘s 1' tier.
announce its decision to submit, the
qurslion to a plebiscite 01'.:TSK the
government \\'ll|‘llll‘r it will agree to
uiu- llt‘lullil dominion home rule of
the kind outlined in the receipt lciicr
Ul General Smuts.
The wonderful discipline of the
Irish ill-publieun Army continues to
l)l' the admiration of those attending
the Mansion House daily. “hen the
hour uppronehcs for tln- arrival of
Ihe deputies. u Squall of boys (for
the-3 :ucn no more Ilum boys) at the.
command of a young. smooth-tneed
ui‘iicer whose extrafi. alertness is the
only thing to distinguish him from
the privates. march to the front of
the» building. take their places and
carefully scrutinim- every person en-
Irnng. Eu‘n Speaker MIII‘Xclll hurl
to show his card of admittance this
morning and the fuel that thi- youths
\vvn brought to attention when such
mun as Mr. lie \‘nlcru and Arthur
li'iiliib. the founder o‘f the Sinn Fein.
building”. was the
were entering the
only thing that prevented them from
making :1 similar demand upon these
lrish loaders. .
LONDON. Aug. 15.——.\lembers oi
the British Cabinet and leaders in
both houses 01‘ Parliament are keen-
lI developments
lug in close touch \vit ,
1 Republican
in Dublin. where the Iris]
Parliament is in session. his. Lloyd
George was in conference T‘Vlill hlfi
. «.9
ministers for marl! “‘0 1mm” i“
it was understood that
tcrda)‘. and . '
as the principal
the Irish situation \v
_-(
NOT NECESSARY TO l‘RAVl-TL.
The season is here. when many hay
fever and asthma suffers seek relief
at health resorts. .Tliose who remain
1/2 Price on
BATHING SUITS
WATER « WINGS
25c Pair
‘ w.
A.W.Hodge
THE STORE THAT M AKES GCC
I
Nowell & 3mm;
CLOTHIERS AND FURNSHERS
153 Washington St. Sc. M-sa'l
MID-SUMMER SALE
—- NOW ON —
Big Reductions ‘0“. All Our
Clothing, Furnishmgs am
Hats
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M
S. D. G. CANDY C0.
WHOLESALE CONFECT‘LCE
TIONERY AND ICE
CREAM 001E158
63 Osborn Avenue
East Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 479-13
'rEUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our menu ta!
been "True Business," which WC NW
to maintain
Our confidence is growing ”all!
owing to the innumerable conn‘i
meats which we have received trcx
tourists and local patrons. This In
prove to you that our efl'ortl W" ’
in a successful business. ‘ .
"Cleanliness" is our next: motto. Our
(-
mm HALI- 1.31.001:
SOUTH NOBWALK
_____,____.__,.
BRUSHES E
For what ever Pllrp’J-‘C‘ l) Oily—midi
a brush we have that {cud “.1
fact. we sell about ex eitv'1 lbll s'lIeS
brush that is made: tool}, ‘niis‘ieS
hair brushes. hand and 11.21 a)? into
in Cvery I‘avonieshape on g'll‘hev
for every posSIble lire. 1 3"-
won't break, crack or Shed tun
bristles. Therefore every brushnve
sell means pleasure. sziiisiacuon.
and the economy oi long wear: \.\e
are offering a special in “Will
Brooms this week; our Iegular ioc
broom for 49¢.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
g
C
at home can find relief in Foley’s
Honey and Tar. Mrs. Alice Hotz.
817 York St.. Cincinnati, 0., writes:
"Foley’s Honey and Tar broke up a
bad cough and also my hoursness,
and gave me great relief. It is cer—
tainly a good remedy." It spreads a.
healing. Soothing coating over tick—
ling. irritating membranes, eases
clicking and gasping—Stillson-POWIll
Zorporation. .
;M,’i ._
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
,4
[Granulated Sugar, 3. lb -. .4 7c
Jar Rubber Rings, 3 boxes. 25::
svvift’s Pride Soap, 6 bars 25c
Toilet Tissue, Trails ...'_.: 25c: -
_8 North Main So, So. Norwalk
Golden’ s
Opportunity Sale
Continues
HavepYour ‘
Radiators
Repaired “
BY Exp erts
n wan: Cost
No, More - ’ *
:Wall'Street "
estabishment 1
end ever."
always keep a clear atmosphere
is opened for inspection at six hour!
for the persons who wish to see how
is running on the same. ideals.
walk or in South Norwalk you will
able to purchase the same quantity at
goods and they may be delivered 3‘
your home at any day of the week. ‘
Main Stare, 26 Wall St.,
s cleaned from end to
as to
twenty—four hours so
I!
our shop is kept clean and how
roducts are made. The "inspeccorr
re our friends.
Our branch store in South Norwall
’S‘sl
oods are made at our main store in
Norwalk. “'hether you are in .\':r-
l k
v
Special prices are given to 1011235
hurches and parties.
In this establishment, the ice Create
and candy business is operated by he
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk‘ Only :he
bakery business is operated by llama
VVllklns.
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP
Nor-walk.
Branch Store.
17 No. Main St., So. Norwalk, Ci.
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.4
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & (1)..
Inc.
5 Railroad Ave., South Harwell:
__.
M
,.r I
TARLOV BROS.
Up—to Date Clam; Store
H A L L - M A R K
CAN DIES
, THE DESI i;
_/ $1.10 lb."
We Block, Tel. 1551
Valium!
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