ullet'
The supply of the domestic sizes
M'Ud’al, Egg, Stove and Nut, has
touched the vanishing point,
More it must remain until min-
ing is resumed. The outlook is
Entitlement, although something
favorably may happen sooner
than expected, but every day's
‘fioljy makes the situation more
uncertain.
/. The supply of Pea coal is abun-
~flant at; present but cannot last
~ inlefinitely.
In any event Coal of all kinds
W511 probably be very scarce
Lfiroughout the Fall and Winter.
‘RRISC?
THE MAN’S suor
—- Presents ——
VAN HEUSEN
COLLARS
.— In Five Good Shapes —-
7 It" is the authoritive know-
" lodge of what constitutes “good
" form’ that imlims the. poll-
" dressed man to the Van Henson
} collar.
,. It grmrs 211 an'or each day
during this ontdrmr season
‘ when comfort is 115 much to be
desired as smart looks.
50c
Costello 8; O’Meara
21 North Main St.
TARLOV BROS.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS no:
coupon
CITY DE LUKE
BRIAR
p
on
Moo Celebrated Dunhm'o
Iahaokemo Block Tel. 1681
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwolk
,IET A SQUARE DEAL
WC will buy your household
m. rags, papers, junk and‘all
Iceland-hand goods. Anything you
ia‘n. Price according to the quali-
ty, at the goods. A. square deal
nwaya.
DEE-1P P. MAEONEY,
,82 Van Zandt Street
land-hand Goods Alwayo on Sale
' u'wnmmw— ,
‘ anon
' ’WE 'CARRY ALL—1
M in not all.’ We have a large
that includes all kinds of shelf,
and carpenters'
HARDWARE.
nvlto you to look around.tor
' ‘ up many conveniences added
”M" book. that will be helpful to you
Alia: you may not have seen as
D. MORGAN
Ask any one of the better class of building contractors
why so many people are dissatisfied with their new houses a
few )ears after they are built. He will tell you poor (30111
struction.
Constant repair bills and the endless annoyances that so
often rob house- owners of the satisfaction they are entitled to,
are the result of construction short cuts, mistaken economy,
ALS and how to use them, who see house construction in terms
of durability and eificiency to bid against construction prac-
tices that every honest man condemns. Build for permanence.
The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for Bird a Son and Johns-Manville Co. Roofings.
aheetrock Wall Board.
by forcing legitimate contractors who know GOOD MATERI-. t.“
E inc
BATTERI ES
If you are in doubt a: to the condition of the battery In your
carat preunt come in and see us. We will give you a good
allowance for it In exchange for an Exidc.
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
67 North Main Street
Fowler’s Market
I
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk _
Phone 1340-1341
“1111111111 ,
1111111311 11111: :
Ask most any (if the young men
that are around the streets in the '
, < * HUYA BATHING SUIT
Second district, who-t the signal. “Yeo—
hoo. Mae" sands for. and you will
probably get a. knowing grin. accom-
panied by a chuckle, and that is about?
all, but you are very friendly with
any of t fellows, they will probably
tell you just what it means—and,
meaning of a lot of the items that
have appeared on the/police blotter in
the Second district 01: late. with refer-
ence to amateur riots staged at early
hours of the morning by gangs of
young men. 7 .1
. It is one of the neatest. examples of
the double-cross which has” been
worked out in some, time—-and this is
the way it is worked:
Al group of young fellows will select
.a. victim and then. in his hearing. pro—
ceed to tell of “Mac." She has won-
derful eyes. a charming disposition. to
very friendly. etc. .. and finally the
victim wants to know how to meet
I‘Mae I!
ful and must. be Wooed with flowers.
and candy and fruit, and is told to go
to a. certain address on a street that is
time to go as well and. when he ar-
rives. he is to call up “Yoo- hoo. Mae,
you-boo."
He is told that he will be warmly
received and his gifts will be much
appreciated. They are. but” not in the
manner he expects.
When he arrives and gives the'sig-
nal the warm reception begins. A
barrage of tin cans. decayed vegeta-
bles. decrepit eggs and far from fresh
dead cuts (it any can be found) are
hurled in his direction, while the rays
from a flash-light are thrown in his
face and a deep. stern yoice demands:
"‘What are you doing around here
calling my wife?" ‘
133 this time the victim has dropped
his gifts and has picked up his heels
and disappeared. while the "friends"
who told him about “Mae" gather
them up and share them nmong them—
selves.
Th‘is trick was played on several
young men on “’asliington street
about two weeks ago and weld wits
sent in to police headquarters that a.
young riot was being staged. when the
"reception was being accorded ":XIaQ’S"
'callcr.
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann‘ 69’ Co., Inc.—
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk‘
23011: 1405 m1: DELIVERY
United States to Probe
Klan Meeting in Middletown
(Continued from Page One)
law. and this. it was said last night.
and cannot be overlooked.
An Army Captain. 7
Q
L.
Sohultze’ WednesdaySpecial
FOREQUARTERS SPRING LAMB . . . . . 26c lb.
BOSTON BLUE FISH 18c lb.
FreshPlatSeBecf ..... 6cm
Frankfuit ........ 9’c lb.
LargeCasahaMelons 50ceach
FancyCantiloupes,3for 25c
NativeSwectCorn......................40cdoz.
RedRipeTomatoes.......................10cm.
PuritanHams \300 lb.
Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Dept—43 Main St.-—-Norwalk
ALL SCHULTZE MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. Norwalk.
Westport Georgetown Stamford
Black Rock Bridgeport
Daricn
At the meeting in New Haven re.‘
,ccnily or the men who have pledged
fthomsclx'cs to obey the orders of Im-
iporiul ‘Wizurd Simmons. at least one
man was seven wearing the uniform
'01‘ an unlisted 1mm in the I’nited
, States army. Sziturtl 111 ltoweV er. the
ilx'luz'; was not content to stop VVith
enlisted 1111111. 11th «you had one man,
gappurcntly acting in the) capacity or
:ofl'icvr of the day or conunuudcr ’01‘
* the guard. in the uniform 01' an army
captain.
.Jmlgo Smith last night told news-.
,papcrmcn who roportcd certain facts
tic him that there is 1111‘ act of Con-
:grosx which prevented the wearing
min Spt’fillli‘kl occasions. The
rogulalimts fail to
Klan gatherings among those special
occasions. It was understood last'
night. 111111 the penalty for the illegal
army
maximum of one your
or a fine oz‘ $1,000 or both.
\‘ctcmns Arousal.
Military 111011 in the state.
01‘ the
Veterans of Foreign \Vurs,
exrms sell indignation at the abuse
of the almy unit‘omi by the Klan,
and said efforts would be made to
have these organizations take some
action 011 the matter.
Bannigan’s Statement. ,
CflDtain Thomas J. Bannigun. past:
national Vice commander of the
American Legion and national com-
niitteoman from Connecticut, last
‘mghi made—the. following’statement:
“The American Legion stands for
law and order and respect of the
members
last night
JULY CLEARANCE ¢ SALE
.---. OF _
CORSETS, HOSIERY, BRASSIERES, GLOVES, UNDER-
' WEAR AT REDUCED, PRlOES.
, MME JEANNETTE
56 80. Main Street So. Norwalk, Conn.
Gehcbe’ 8
It's film it If. Roman.
SUMMER HOME NECESSITIES
Refrigerators, Oil Stoves, Ovens, Ice Cream Freezers,
Croquet Sets, Screens, ScreenDoors, Porch Blinds, Etc. ,
25 Washington St.
Adv
South Norwalk 4
Sc 1n the , Se :llel 4
' no Gentile, no black. 110 white.
Klausman on sentry dut
- sowtely contrary to all army regula-
flag and the uniform at all times
and under all conditions. Wearing
,the uniform is a. definite expression
of the foot that ours is a government
of laws and not of men and if it was
WOT“ by any of those midnight
marauders during their initiatory
ceremonies, it was not. only a viola—
tioirot‘ our federal laws, butra dese-
cratxon of the uniform so proudly
worn by our men who fought so
valiantly to stamp out vulture or-
ganizations such as the Ku Klux
Klan. the Bolshevists, and similar ir-
l'9-‘3Donslble Elements in our society
that unfortunately crécp into- our
midst to create discord which these
reactionary per-Sons in the Ku Klux
Klan are now‘ trying to inspire. The
creed. of the American Legion 1:-
No North, no South, no East, '
“’BSt no Démocrats, no Republicans:
no Catholics. no Protestants. no Jew,
‘ The
'pFiPClDal requisites for a. .loyal
legmnnaire are law, order, and good
government and surely none of these
truly American attributes are to be
found in a: despicable organization
like the Ku Klux Klan.
form has been deflled by this organ-
izatlon. I am sure that our own de~
partment of“ justice will see to it that
the ones who have deemed it will be
brought to justice. '
Adjutant General George M. Cole
rjoined his olficinb c’omment to that
. of the other; last night when he said
. apropos of the matter. “That should—
:1 ’t be" General Cole declared that
the wearing of the unifo m by the
was ab—
tions. ,
when told. it will explain to you the '
He is told that she is coy and bashw
usunly deserted. He is told the exact ,
is an offense against the United States ;
Now is the tilde. This
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
is the place.
This Week
Ladies? § Bathing Suits
In many models and color combinations.e—Bathing caps,
. , lugs, and tights
BathingSuits for, Men and Boys—Kiddie Bathing Suits
Hi g h Tide E v e r y Afternoon
ATT
shoes, stock-
_
midnight proWlers of the, "Invisible
Empire" also carried firearms, and
this is another violation of the law
to be prosecuted from still another
quarter. This shot came
State’s Attorney Ernest A. Inglis of
Middlesex county, who told‘ “The
Courant” last night that the Klaus-
mcn. by appearing ”with their revolver
and automatic pistols on the
highway. had broken the state law
and were liable to prosecution for
this. Mr. Inglis has the matter under
consideration now.
“’hen all things are considered. the
Klansmen did not have as pleasant
an evening at’Middletown as they
had about two months ago when
they staged their first outdoor initi-
ation near New Haven. On that
former occasion Scot Sanders,
Kleagle for Connecticut had a busy
but most pleasant owning. Saturday
Mr. Sanders became a bit ruffled by
the constant attempts of those who
haul not. ”In the name of our Emper-
or" been admitted to membership in
the order. and. it is feared, became a
. bit harsh at times.
According to one report which
"Tho Courant" has received, several
Millzllctmvn young men who had
hoe-11 stopped on the road by Klan
sentinels were being questioned. one
sentinel, demanding their business.
“\Vc saw a man down the road in
a. soldier's uniform with a pistol in
his hand." one well known Middle—
town 1111111 said. "and we thought we
would see what it meant.”
A certain Militllctown city official
of the army uniforms except on ccr-.
include Ku Klux,
wearing of the army uniform was a,
imprisonment ;
American Legion and ot‘ the,
If the uni- "
who “as in the p.e rtV' said that the
21111111 in uniform ought to be arrested
l
on} while this conVcrsntion “as in
ipicgrcss an imliVidual appeared “ho
‘ said:
"1 21m Scot Sanders, King 'lcagle
of the K11 Klux Klan. and I don’t
git e 11 (11111111 who knows it. “"0 have
th-s laud leased for tonight‘s mnet-
in,1r and 3011 1111111 mo intruders "
Two Muldlctou 11 police officers who
we“: present. tlicn argued 1‘o‘r a.
.timo with the 1111.111 who said he was
Soot Sanders. VVliicli cudmi witltthe
nllt troll King chuglc saying——
i "There is an ecclesiastical crowd
against 115.11111 we don‘t care a damn
Then he called for more
for them. "
' guards.
Herc another element enters into
the case VVitli the dismay by one of
the Klunsmcn of a shield of the.
{Bridgeport police depaitmcnt. The
lklansman with the Bridgeport police
ibadge hurl appeared on the scene
lsoon after more. guards had been
called for, and his wuV of settling
the argument was to flash his shield.
Hoch er, be carefully held his fingers
over the number on the badge to
prevent identification.
Chief of Police Patrick Flauigan
of Bridgeport could not be reached
last night.
Regarding the initiation itself, offi-
cials of the Klan axe quoted as say-
i‘hg that 214 candidates promised to
"be klannish" and schnty— one oth-
ers. who had been expected to do.
so, changed their mind and failed to
appear.
NEW HAVEN July 25. —Mrs. Doro.
an Buskhk. aged 6‘2. 01‘ 17 Clermont
avenue. Jersey Citv. was drowned at
Bradley's Point. on the “Test Haven
shore. yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Van
Buskirk was in bathing with Her
daughter. Mrs John H. Harff, and the
latter‘s small daughter when the last
{domed got beyond her depth. \Ir's.
Van Buskirk went. to the 1escue and
was sinking when Mrs. 1-1.... went to
the assistance of both. TMr. Harff.
who was on shore. dashed in and
saved his wife and daughter and got
ter could not be resuscitated.
SULPHUR CLEARS UP .
ROUGH OB BED SKIN
Smooth; Says Specialist .
fiery. itching eczerqo, can be quickly
overcome by applying a little Mentho-
ialist. Because of its germ destroy-
tion begins at once- to soothe irritated
skin and heal eruptions such as: rash.
pimples and ring worm.
ment and disfigurement. and you do
not have to wait for relies from enm-
barracsment. Improvmentg 11ch
1111619111314. SufierErs from» 5m?
from ,
public ,
King ,
JERSEY CITY \VOBIAN DRO‘VXED. a
his m’other-imlaw ashore. but the lat- ,
Face, Neck- and Arms Easily Made 7
Any breaking out of the skin, even .
WSulphur declares a noted skin spec— ’
ing properties, this sulphur prephra- .
It seldom falls to remoVe the tor- .
-WIFE’S PARIS DIVORCE
A PUZZLE TO KENDALL,
YALE DEAN o {EA-MS
(Continued from Page One)
year with my daughter. Elizabeth,
who went abroad to study art. I sim—
iply cannot tell you more. for I know
1 nothing about it."
Asked if herbad' had recent com—
munication with Mrs. Kendal-l. the
iDean said: “Certainly. I expected she
twould return home in about a.
l month."
Asked if he knew any reason for
his wife’s reported action. he re—
plied: . “Of course not. 1 told you 'I
know nothing about it {1. is puzzling
iin the extreme. ”
3 Dean Kendall came to the Yale Art
iSchool as head following the retire;
invent of John F. Weir, about ten Vears
logo. Hc succeeded Prof. ‘Voir as \Vil—
.liam Loi‘fingVVcll‘i’rofccsor of Point-
lug. _. His retirement as “1 an of the
Eschool. effective in September. was
. Made By The Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Co.
WW
announced during
week.
He is
Academy.
——_————fi
NEW HAVEN MAN DIES 0F
INJURIES.
VNEW HAVEN. July 25.-Luigi Ca-
passo. 35, was mortally hurt when the
automobile he was driving crnslml
into the rear of a trolley car in T1211 -
send avenue. in the Eton-is Cove «1&5-
trict, yesterday. His brother-in-lcw.
Dominic Piscattelli. was thrown (at
him] hurt. but not seriously. He owns
the car. The latter will be held 1-)!
the police until Coroner Mix makrs .211
inquiry. «
conlmcnvement
a membu 0f the National
~—g_L—_.___
FI'N'FRAL 0F SERGE 1.‘ 1' NWT".
\IEI-LI‘DEN. July 31.119113
from possibly cyery , -1‘ . 1 p ”intent
in the State attei'flti "to 3 of
Sergeant John J.C1:s V
Victim of an a11to:1w‘r.ilé 4.33.1: ie a
on Friday.
A solcm mulch mass of requécm
celebrated at St. Rose's church.
l". 35
: ’ > . A .z
SPECIALS FOR THE
XVEEK
Extra Fine. fork . . . . .
Corned Beef Hash, 2 it: can “«
Wool Soap Flakes, 3 pkgs., '
Toilet Tissue, 7 for . . . . . .
Enron's; A
Vein mina
{7&6 OILFlatWall Paint
NCE your walls aré
finished with this dur—
able fiat wall paint, you Will
- wash them many times
before you need go to the
expense and annoyance
of re 4deccrating. This
means a big saving, as well
as more beautiful ’Vwalls.
, Le: its showyou a color cardof17colors.
Everything needed
{or any Paint or
Vanishing I
~.— —-— ————- ._ a..-“ MM..-,--_H.
137 Washington St
sash Norwalk Tel. 35143
. Application for the SalVatlon
Army Picnic on July 26th.
My parents are not financially
able to take me to the sea shore
and I wish to apply for the priv-
ilege of going on the picnic. at l
Roton Point, on July 2611:.
.Name ....
Street and No...............
no...ucoo...o'cooo-olafiooocii.
l
I
1
1
1
l
1
1
l
1 ,
1
1
1
1
1
1
l
Self schiCe
“Shoe Store.
One Step from Corgi:
8 North Mam Street,
A. S'I'ULL
24,60ttage St, East Norwalk
Smnmer Selim)?
Is' in Session.
ENTER NOW 1
REGULAR & SPECIAL
COURSES
Merrill Business
College
College is located in th'p
CITY NATlONAL BANK BLDG.
97 Washmgtcn 5%., So. Norwalk
o Phone 314-2.
r—‘J
I’
n ._ . ‘ J‘" ‘
fluto Bodies, F enderz
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
welding Metals 01 1111 Kind!
L
7 VICTOR WESELY
Phone
48 011mm St!
11 5c Cigar
The 0111 We Bond“?!
the Perfecto
_ at10c.
73o .7 011014"
, i:§‘p.llhr :lur‘t1il.l"."
M an» m
Norwalk Chronicler