EgVENTUALLY—w ,-
IOU .
WILL
ORDER '
TOUR
WINTER
COAL—
WHY NOT NOW?
OUR PHONE IS 652.
I Roseniield
Bros. ‘
HARDWARE & HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
125 WASHINGTON ST..
SO. NORVVALK.
how much value you get out of i
A “bargain” in carelessfi
first, and expensive repairs soon
"high‘ quality,
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n‘awiku ‘ ‘
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To Housewifes, Hotel
Have Reduced the Price on Both
can do it at your home. Satisfaction
get your rugs and carpets thorough
sets in.
COAL’
GRAIN. WOOD, Fm
ye .
:44.
DEVIN E BROS
PHONE 53
F. H. BAXTER
DRUGGIST
I scum minim era-Ir
AGENT FOR
Page «I Shaw, Park 8 more
Green Seal. and Bunch”:
CAN DIES
F. S. LYON
{IOB PRINTING
loath Homlk
[
”fir/#mmmx
l
'l‘Dl 'IAII
Perfecio Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
.4 Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10c
: Our No. One, 8c; 2 for ISO
OLD WELL CIGAR
COMPANY
Have Your
Roofs, Leaders an d
Gutters
Put in Shape NOW
My Prices Are Right.
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Wm. J. Urigvary
Telephone 2389
Sound View Ave, So. Norwalk
1
CALL AT
Max Levy’s
ShOe Store
For School Shoes
The Best and Cheapest in Town
No connection with any o‘ther
Store
Flore Brothers' Garage
Overhauling and W
H I'll-Mord Place 1 1'". 3.
non: anon-lulu, pm...
87 Cedar
Willi/JIWJW/Ifm’mm
SERyICE FIRST : AND; _
True eonomy is not how littlefyou pay for an article but
HATCH a3” BAILEY. Co. in
. LUMBER. AND ROOFINGS ,
AGENTS—JOHN MANVILLE co.. BIRD a son. "aw:
"""""
Others Concerned in South Norwalk
and Surrounding Districts
spa and after September lat until further notice
The Connecticut Carpet and Rug Cleaning
Company
Rugs and Carpets from 25 to '40 Per.Cent
Phone 969 for further information.
and delivered. A word to the wise is sufficient.
PHONE 969 WlLL BE ANSWERED FROM 7 A. M. TO.8 P. M.
CONNECTICUT CARPET CLEANING C O.
ALWAYS, A
t- .
manufactured and improperly
seasoned Lumber means an unsatisfactory building item the
or late.
The safest counsel you can have in buying Lumber is your
own home town lumberman whose advice to the home builder
is an essential part of his service.
We want you to have complete confidence in any transac-
tion-we would rather lose a sale than the confidence andfiOOd
_ will of our customers. We sell dependable Lumber of uniform...
Wm
. ‘ .4 In“ l‘fli‘fv'
em
Proprietors and 'All
Dry and Wet Cleaning of all
Work done cheaper than you
guaranteed. All orders called for
Now is the time to
ly cleaned before cold weather
Street .
Mmmflfimwfl-MWW
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IOUTH NORWALK
M
VAAST BROS.’
DISTRIBUTOR.
CADILLAC EIGHT MOTOR CARS
Lmoosmas roa WEDDINGS am) anemone
Tax: snavwn
NORWALK A GOODYEAR CORD TIRE.
GARAGE
PHONII 1800. an
3%
The Hose with “Scientifically" siren
"When they
had} and get a new pair tree."
56 South Main Street;
is
Have Your Children Start the New School
Term Right
By \l'caring
CADET SCIENTIFIC STOCKINGS
The Hose with the Guarantee
gthened Knees, Heels and Toes.
There will be no need or sitting; up late to darn their hosiery for:
wear Cadet—and they do not give satisfaction, send them
MME. JEANNETTE
. South N orv'valk"
Plate Corned Beef
Brisket Corned Beef..
_ Smoked Shoulders . . . .
‘t
WEBTPORT
RUMP CORNED BEEF. . . . . . . . 18c-22c lb.
Sc‘hnltze’s Sanitary Markets
Norwalk, 89 Main 815., Wash’ton St, and B. R. Ave, 8. Norwalk
BLAGK ROCK ‘
Schultze Markets Close at Noon (D. 8. T.) on Wednesdays.
6clb.
5clb.
l7clb.
.ClIcIo-ooonl
u.....ao.-n.e
BREDGEPORT
Z a” AIN'T,
'B”TLEGGERS
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:(Continued From First P388)
‘1 ______q‘_
a federal agent a large quantity of ii-
quor from a vessel oil Asbury Park.
N ,.
v
Fifteen 'thousand cases of whiskey,
valued at $1,000,000. were seized at
North River piers yesterday.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 7.-—-~Scruplll'
Otis observance of national and local
prohibition lawa in spirit and letter
was urged on the four hundred drug-'
gists gathered here for the national
conv’ention of the American PJiarma-
ceatical. Association Today by Presi—
dent Charles Herbert“ Packard in his
annual address. '
Mr. Packard praised the efforts of
the prohibition law and recommend—
f—‘d adoption of resolutions opposing
the use or alcohol as a beverage. Ir-
respective oi’ the drungists views or
the law. loyalty to the government
should come first, the speaker declar-
ed. 4‘
SALT LAKE CITY. I‘tah. Sept. 7.-—-
“To me the writing into our constitu-
1
tion of the Eighteenth Amendment
was unpardonnhle," said the Right .
Rev. Thomas F. Gillian ‘ Episcopal I {5.5,
bishop of Tennessee. on the eve of the
fourth synod of the province of the
Pacific of the Episcopal church. which
opened today. ,
“I take no part in politics: I am
WE RENT
f YHATT
. NORWALK’S. LEADING DRY. ‘GOODS STORE
W)"
Vacation Days 4Are Over
. mNow is the time to lay plans Tor'inaking the liome comfy and at-
1 tractive for the cooler days.
Carpets of Every Grade. Reasonably Priced.
Big and Little Rugs to Suit Every Purse and Requirement.
Curtains and Curtain Materials, Including Quaker Craft.
Artistic Draperies and Furniture Coverings.
Stock Window Shades or Made to Order.
VACUUM CLEANERS ,
'And the charges include delivery and return.
mainlug in
clerks. A run was then made to the
outskirts of Tcantana. the our being
looted on route.
After the bandits left the car. the
engineer. at ihvir command, went
back to the Sulphur ltiH-r bridge for
liiv l'rnlaindor of lilo train. before
coming in to report the rolilwry.
CHILE-BOLIVIA FIGHT
ciple for uhich this: country «out to
war.
“As: in prohibition. that is a dwlir‘nte
question. but I haw always usesriml
my iwlici‘ and have nm‘cr cvndml a
qursilnn. The saloons were going;.thc
church was making: headway against
what mil illf‘l'f' was in liquor. To my
mind. it was nothinsr short of hyslm‘ln
that hill nvnr n i-Psiriclimi which cumin]
no! hope to suppress (lint IVli."
SCHOOLS ARE
OVERCRO‘VDED 4
AT PRESENT
(Continued trons First Page).
principal argument of Senor lid-
. “twill-if 5"!" roll Hi: «ivrlnrml tlw ("OVE-
|C0nfinued from a“ One) lliiili of ilgc Length: of Nations pro-
M‘WN \l‘l"5 for tho h-visiOll of inapplicable
Th" ”1m” follows: u " lnntirs auni): "Can l‘li’JOZ‘at‘ pnivmi
Tr" ”W 12“”“1 0’ BMW-"”9“- ‘ ‘ that this trusty. under which no hate
Nurwnik. Comwclicut. 73,”, in :wm‘c for WARM”... years. is
‘hWHCmeu‘ 3 "ie ‘ Applicable?” he asked. Smmr ILL
'l'ln- schools Opi‘lli‘tl on time this n. .~.~ (lulrncivrizvli the action of Ho—
lo recap» 1hr}
Cullt‘lllilt'xl in
"llmnmnvr"
a1 truniy
mm'uing “iii: apparently lurgv Miro“—
lllt‘llls. but. owing to Hit rush oi duties
on the lift-l lira)“ ww- did not ask prin-
rllmls um! luau! ll":l"llv’!‘l§ hi repori tin"
vurollnu-nt in tin: various: fil‘llnols. In mm: (”1‘ trculy hm! hvvll imrmsml by
all lllrt'f" high m'llouls. and vsprt‘idiiy force‘, SFHQI‘ Edwards Biliil.’ “lint
lho- aduior high. “'1“ Will in: unable to'wlmi iriuly of ,mmw has not l-weu the
accon‘lmodniv .':'-i classes with lippro- . 31.35““ of n“; “no” m" one {Ide‘I‘E-Ifll‘)
primi- wuliulivll rooms. In ll‘ilis'over another? If the immune Were
school we must continue to use thefcailed on to revise all such treaties it
auditorium for this purpose. Reciia-iwould have to make over the map of
lion in such a large room. without .tlicworld."
blackboanls and tuber convm‘licncos, {OpLVifig t" Bolivia's. urgunwni that
interferes with Class Dmitri-’55. makcsslm is deprived of access to the sea.
class mnuasflnvnt far more dillit‘lllt SPIRIT Edwards recalled that llolixla.
and wcnkens ilw sawmill discipline or able to import fully through Chilean
the School.
,lltlz'l as :1
n‘vliianliuns
«Eur form. ‘
Referring to Bolivia‘s conicnzmn
O 2‘
2. cause of luck oil rooms ’ parts. not only products but arms and
for stud)“ purine-W3 \\ hen pupils have -, munitions. at the some time was mak-
nn hour free imxn recitation Drastic—ism; a demand {or rcvisioxf or the
ally all studying must lie in rooms‘ln-nly. ,
wlit‘l‘c ri‘t‘l‘iilh‘u 1:5 going 0n- This Addrcssing himself directly to Curb
practice not 041?} mm his milsfactory (is Aramnyo. head of the lolivim‘. dei-
preparation lessons. but develops «ration, Senor Editurds (‘rlvtli '
habits of Shulinw attention which maxi “141 me recall thi- many lies that
IOWPX‘ U16" (WHEN? of all their future unite us. 1.0! me any to you that
reading and study. This should surc- .(‘mk‘ wants them to hold. and I hope
1): he; the hm your that our St’lllOl‘ you will not persist in :m utlllude that
high pupils must do their school‘rlsks the invoking of ihf‘m."
studying in H .4 midst of rwiiatlons. Senor Amman) eat lmpassivc and
Thv )H‘UL'lulll arrangements for the ,rlid not betray that the Chilean dele-
Junlor High Svliooln this your dificr'gaic'a words had made tlw slbhtest
from the pl‘.l=;'ll<‘c pcretoi‘orc. \lfd wefimprcssion onlilm. ”"'
Will llrolml-ly xvi better results. Iu~ 'l‘hvn Senor Aramayd presented lio-
stc-ali or «lnldmg the school day inlo‘livin's viewpoint. He said the treat)
80‘0“ P'l‘ltnl.‘ of forty (40) minuics‘was. in the opinion of the llolivinns,
each it now consists of five pvrioiisithc result of t\\'(‘niy~lllll(‘ years of
Of Fifi.“ (fill) minutes caches Half ofvprcssurc.
HK‘n lu'l'lllll is devoted to study and "That treaty." he cried. “is not only
half to reriinilon. Thus all study is;inapplimlillc. but it is. in fact. unap-
uninlvrl‘llpllwl and under the supervl- ‘uplivd. There can he no hope- for per-
nil
sion of the lt'in‘ller of that class. Thisunnncm pvaco in South America so
method also requires lrss passing of long as the treaty rmnuins unrevis-
(‘lilSSt‘S from room to room. Cd."
Senor Aramayo lhcu proposed that
Bolivia's application for revision be
sent to committee for investigation
and report. He Claimed this proce-
dure would be regular under the rules
of the Assembly.
In conclusion. Senor Ammayo quor-
cd former President Poincare. of
France. as giving the opinion that the
League of Nations was comps-lent to
ilt‘lll ‘\\'ith such questions. Dcmctrio
Cnuclas. another member of the Roll:
vian delegation. followed Senor Aza—
mayo's sober presentation of Bolivia's
case with an argument attempting to
prove the competence of the lasagna.
and summarized the Treaty of 19“.
I should call your attention to the
fact that We are receiving very few
applications this 3-933 from teachers
with normal school graduation who
are willing to teach at our salaries.
\Vr hau- lvmn lax-innate in losing but
low tenclwrs for if we had lost the
usual plrm-nlngc \c‘e could not lune
third the places. In fact I believe we
have elected almost every full-able
applicant this year who woul accept
our salary. in this same connection
We are reminded that Q now have
many applications from “under gradu-
alvs where We used to have almost
none. This is the natural result of a
low salary scale and will require
a
fly
Those contemplating refurn
stock.
‘a
SPECIAL: VALUES
In the NEW DESIGNS in FURNITURE
Now that furniture prices have dropped clear Hi the bot-
tom, you can furnish your home in a manner in which you can
take pride and comfort, and do it at the lowest prices in years.
'Here you will find all the very neWest designs in furniture,
includingall the most_.wanted Period styles, woods and finishes,
ing a new home, should visit. our store and take advantage of .4
the extremely low prices now prevailing throughomi our entire 4
Come and Prolfit‘ by Then} 3;.
LLINS Co.
7 rrnuaasnmncrons .
79.72 NORTH. 4. MAIN STREET 1
ishing their home, or furnish-
hctween Bolivia and Chile. pointing
out clauses which he asserted had not
been carried out by Chile.
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SHAMROCKS no RLAY.
The Shamrocks will play the Amen
loan Indians. Saturday. on the grbunds
at the Shore road. at 9 o'clock sharp.
,great care and effort to cogtluue
‘with a. sufficient number of efiicicnt
teachers. .
I feel sure that we did a most use-
ful thing last year in holding parent-
tcaciflr meetings in the variou‘. bulld-
ings. Teachers and parents become
better acquanted and of course will
work together to better advantage.
The. better parents and teachers
know each other. as a. rule. the more best results.
'they. and _themseives 0n Wlf‘m‘m WA ; i : a m
ground intraining of the children 7' 7
‘ and the xrnore are they interested in
each other and in this mutual work.
I hope you will be willing to help us 4
out in such a series 0f gatherings
again this year. 1 reel sure the at-‘
tendance will be increased ,9“??? that_
of last year because ‘bt the deeper ill‘
terest aroused. ‘ ~ 21..
Very Truly Yours, . '
Geo..:.V- Buchanan.
FOR THE WEEK;
v
TOUHMAsKED MEN.
.. =4. Loor KANSAS error '
IS \VABBLING LEAGUE
. v» ‘
adopted as: a unusun of rulvll' .lnn
. 7———-—~—___.________
Advertise in the Sentinel for the
SPECIALS... ‘
tween tho State and Federal agmicies
rvspmlsrihlv for tho onlorcvmm-nt of
PTUllllilllOIl. The SHAH” policl- lulu"
made several successful liquor raids
the past month. about which
Mackenzie spoke apprisvi»
within
Director
:Llixriy.
The I’clicc Commission iii-Cid- ll m n
ll'lf‘l’tll’lg‘ following 1hr rnni‘vrrnm: that
new lncmiu rs Of tlw Sign» palin-
i'orcc must demonstrate il‘wii' rim.»—
zlmi judgment in hand!» emu?! .l.w,~
and riot guns. This pulley \\..>‘
the public.
Steps were lulu-n in Il'iV‘
' ti‘mrur
o
nr‘iihvr Republican nor Democrat in .— —-- - .
such questions." declared Bishop Gal" M J a T x
or. “but politicians of both parties ‘ 1.. '
have played politics with the good ”T ‘X‘
name and the Consclhnpp 0f,[h§3 cmm- bccn knocked out and Moss. a negro STATE POLICE JOIN or many coal (li'ultl's .- . . ‘ ..
try. \thicvcr in the League of Nn- porter. 51101. - Th" ('oninlisslun “W V l vi
lions was repugnant. could have boon l-‘lrcmam 13. T. Ryan. of Shrcucpori. ‘VITH U. S. IN DRY fill] 1hr lruulrs Oz' 1w . , 2
written out. lmi to refuse to cmnupn- was made to uncouple the mini car. ENFORCEBIENT its crop pl‘Olt‘t'llFll'i‘ulw 4...]
anon any measure for llnit‘f‘rfial peace after which the robbers took one of to contmuc Ii «lining l ,u
was nothing but a (li‘llliil or cvcry prin- the Clerks to the cab. iwo bandits re- Continued from First page. as H l“ I‘milllt'lll ”“4 ur
the car with the (filter :11 Ill!' dI-Imrlmv 1:1 \\H‘}{V
STIil‘ZXGTH I\ ('U'i'lifi. ‘~i‘il'l\le.
“nights and humans (li\l>l4>n ni‘ ilw
State police. slum: it tho {fit‘llliltg
for more ci’fcciixc work. The :iticn-
.‘infi of tin: t‘Oil‘lHllSSlilil iiJS Mun (iii
llI‘:‘
?.~:.’l lid? :«vvv‘.. ‘,i
.‘\
rooted in tin
gasoline Vlitll\i\' lush.S :ll’vi ll:-
\‘K‘e'.
,____‘,.,._,.,._,
F. H. KEYSER
BUILDER OF
ETTER
UlLDlNGS
Alterations and Repairs a
Specialty
Phone 195; P. 0. BOX 735
South Norwalk
NIC\V YUHK, Styli You
.‘lzll‘lh-l ll.:-i w._l ..~ \ ' . p 1».
till): uni [n Liv-x} L.
Hum-mid l'M in )7. 1» 4 _-t
mum‘s ulww. "iiil IW~ 3.19
! inl'iw, TIMI L. wt". ‘ I - '-
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lt:il.’ll72 wivs N .
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g. 1):. g; uni mnl.
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‘lm~1 lhl'...';\ 3 «Mum-*1. . (if
xi” ; . '. ‘l-‘i'\ .v’ :iv"i;v 773d-
M; . ”ml“; l' mu. l~ ports.
.-. . 4_ . :1, \. \x (illiilllk Fx—i
unis} “in 'l Illl months in ih-
xiillllv lilallxt'ls “l" m“. ii-n illillziz" ..
mil. |l\'l _\\ Ur iii.l_\'.\ Clown
Have Your
Radiators
Repaired
By Experts
It Will Cost
m ’ ‘
No More .
New Radiators in Stock
Wall Street
9 WALL STREET
David W. Raymond
UNDERTAKER
Tobi—Olin, 1103; House, on
27 WASHINGTON 81’.
HIV RED MEN'S column
KEN DRIQK’S GARAGE
roan snavrcs, wnano
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
80 CHESTNUT STREET
scum NORWALK
JOSEPH s. KERY, JR.
Plumbing and Heating, Sheet
Metal Working
Country Water System and One
Pipe Heaters
TELEPHONE 4”
21 Taylor Ave.. 80. Nor-walk, Conn.
Hir—
D
CLOTHING
o—and—
FURNISHINGS
u—for—u
BOYS AND GM
At The
f Children‘s Store -
87 West Wellington 8.. Ronnie"
is running on the same ideals.
goods are made at our main store in
Norwalk. Whether you are in N01-
walk or in South Norwalk you will be
able to purchase the same quantity cl
goods and they may be delivered H
your home at any day of the Week.
TRUE BUSINESS.
From the beginning our mots; hal
been "True Business," which we send
to maintain
Our confidence is growing dai
owing to the lnuumeraole 0mm:E
ments which we have received no:
tourists and local patrons. This
prove to you that our en'ortl
in a successful basinesst
"Cleanliness" is our next motto. OBI
estabishment is cleaned from end a
end every iwenlyi‘our hours so as 1"
always keep a clear atmosphere
is opened for inspection at. six 116115
for the persons who wish to see be
our shop is kept clean and how 0
roducts are made. The “inspecm
are our friends.
our branch store in South Mom
Special prices are given to 1033‘
churches and parties.
. In this establishment, the ice creel!
and candy businese is operated lw 2M
Chocolate Shop of Norwalk.
bakery business is operated by Heir!
Wilkins.
Only LN
THE CHOCOLATE SHOP "
Main Store, 26 Wall St., Norm".
Branch Store.
17 No. Main 51:... So. Norwalk. 0'.
J
I HAVE RESUMED
Bicycle
Repairing
The ca enters have cem-
"plated altefitions sunmntlyto l
clear away my repair depart-
. mm. . 4
s.
fl
INSURANCE
J. M. LAYTON & co..
Inc. _
5 Railroad Ave. South Item!!!
7 You may expect my usual
> : prom pt service.
SOUTHE] ”,NimAILiCAE
. Continued 9-953 m9“? . , :
- Two mall clerks in the 08,114 31935934
' the command oft
the, car. Ignaz-en
.l TARLOV BROS.
lip-comm Olga! Store
H ALL-M 'A RK
CANDIES '
In 3381-»
"it
$1.10 lb. ' ‘
mmmmm
All-—
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