This” is a trade name for a small
l’of Anthracite. It is the same
our other coal in grade and
"ty. To use this size in your
7 yes, iurnaces and other heaters
ignite possible, in fact can be
' y done. ' '
‘Bosure to keep your ash pit
m. *Don’t shake the fire too
"nah; step when the first signs of
o appear. Keep algood body of
. . Flint do not feed-as much at
hofime as with the larger sizes.
“coal now available. We have
’ good stock.
Hills ca»:
im‘MAN's SHOP
—- Presents -—
-. VAN HEUSEN
COLLARS
:— In Five Good Shapes —
i It is the authoritivo know-
- goof what constitutes “good
form” that inclines the well-
dresscd man to the Van Heuscn
It grows in favor each day
during this outdoor season
when comfort is as much to be
" Vdesired as smart looks.
50c
, Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
' TARLOV BROS.
”ETD-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS mu
' MOON
., CITY DE LUKE
BRIAR
. PlPII
, lloo Celebrated nunmiro
".I’Ihflmno Block To]. 1381
F. S. LYON
- JOB PRINTING
1 South Norwalk
‘ ’m A SQUARE DELI. .
'0 will buy your household
MU. ruse. papers. Junk and all
“Id-hand goods. Anything you
Price according to the quali-
u the goods. A square deal
" mm P. muons-.2
‘ 82 Van Zandt Strode“
« d Goods Alwaya on Bale
ALL OF OUR PLUMBlN
.Suppuea — '
ARE .THE
‘ our nurses and our repair
Min to the high ideals we
“no-first started business.
me any better plumbing
.. :gthsn thosewe display We
M have them. Don'tforget our
nub-—
rumour: a DEAN,
flax Hill Road.
Pea. is the only-size of Anthra'l‘
l
Ask any one of the better class
'why so many people are dissatisfied
few years after they are built. He
struction. ‘
Constant repair bill
often rob house-owners o
of building Contractors
with their new‘houses a
will tell you poor con~
s and the endless annoyances that so
f the satisfaction theytzie entitled to,
are the result of construction short cuts, m1: en economy, r
by forcing legitimate contractors who know GOOI) M'ATERL‘
ALS and how to use them, who see house construction. 1n terms
of durability and efliciency to bid againstconstruetion' prac-
tices that every honest man condemns. Build for permanence.
m r
The HATCH & BAILEY co." "'
Agonto’for Bird 5. Son and Johna—Manvillo Co. Rooflngn.
' , - Sheetrock Wall Board. '
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TTERIES
If you are in doubt as to the condition of tho battery In your
oar at .presont’ come In and m_ no. We will alvo you a good
allowance for It In exchange for an Exldo. .
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
67 North Main Street
Fowler’s Market V,
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk .
Phone 1340-1341 '
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery. '
' A. F. Beckmann o (30., Inc.
83 W ’ ‘
non 1&shington Street, South thwalk I
Schultze’s Wednesday Specials
RIBLAMBCHOPS 32c lb.
LOINLAMBCHOPS.................... 42c lb.
.......36clb.
18c lb.
Legs of Spring Lamb. . . . . . .
Forequarters Spring Lamb . .
.......
Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Dept.—43 Main St.-—Norwa1k
ALL scHUL'rza MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
n 39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Washington Street andRailroad Avenue. So. Norwalk..
Weatport Georgetown ‘lil'lfrlen 'jgta’mford Black Rock Bridgeport
56 So. Main Street ' So. Norwalk, Conn
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20% DISCOUNT. 20% * '
On Every Item in Our Immense Stock. ' ’
THE BEST FURNITURE VALUES'IN THE CITY ‘
Raymond *‘ 69" $011 if
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' and ideas.
. of protecting his sacred. person.
3' life. .‘Toone ot"th
ls ARRESTED all
Billlllflfifllllfil
Held Boy and ,Took H1!“
Home arifl' Then Demand-
ed Bonds-Summoned
Skebo to; Court 1 July 3—
Alleged' to Have Gotten
Money; Failed to Report
Case. ' _‘ .
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FAIRFIELD, ~Angust 1.-Hezekiah
. R. Elwood, for jfélve years constable
of the tbwn wasting deputy sheriff
of Fairfield county was arrested _Sat—'
“my night by Sergeant Frank Vereln
and Oflieer Edward J. Hickey of the
state police. on a. charge of blackmail
William Hitcher-lie, proprietor of .a
road house in Fairfield, where It 13
said that. Elwood met his victims was
arrested by the same officers. charged
' .with selling liquor.
It is allegédmat Elwood arrested
Joseph Skebo or Bridgeport while
Skebo was driving» to Bridgeport and
chargédhim with driving a car While
under the influence of lumen The
car which: Skebo was driving. 1’6“
longing to>his father. was placed in
a garage and.Elw00d took Skebo. who
is 32 year-sold. to the home of his
father. Andrew Skebo. in 811113990"-
There he demanded $125 as bonds for
Skebo, and not being able to get that,
agreed to let Skebo go until the next
day. keeping the car as security.
The following day Elwood met the
Skebos at Haeberle’s place and was
told $40. Bel-then issued a summons
for Skebo to appear in court on July
3. On July 2 he received more money
and continued the case for another
“Pt-k. it is _ said that. lie continued
tins performance until he got practi-
cally the entire $125.
. Falls to Report Case;
Elwood did not report the case to
the Fairl‘ield court’ and it is 3110361
that he appropriated the money he
collected to his own use. \X‘llen ril—
woorl met the Skebos at the Havhcrlc
place. the Slcebos, who are Humil-
l'ians. bought liquor and furnished
drinks for the crowd.
Elwood has been an cfiic'enl oflicvr
and has become a prominent figure
in the town. He is a large man
physically and affected a broad
bz'immed hart-f the style worn by
western actors in the movirs. Hi5
lllge form. surmounted by line hat.
l'2'1llind the wheel of his Ford was a
laminar ligure on all the roads in
Lllis vicinity.
Elwood and Hacbezlc were bmll
given a hearing bolero the clerk of
the Falrficld town mull last Friday
right and Were held for lunhcr heal-
in: On August 5, Both men furnished
i bonds.
!A KING'S .v\|)\"l~2.\'Tl'Rl-‘.!~'
INCOGXI'I‘O IN PARIS
incss suit of snlur black. 3 Quiet un-
obtrusivc litll- yellow—skinned man
has boom :1 (‘f‘llr'lrli'll visitor rcccntly to
the mus-sum nl‘ art. painting and
sculpturt: in ill-3 French capital.
Few pvuplv l'wcognizvd Khai l’inll.
Far East l‘otrlllah‘. Emperor of An—
imum. lnllwvhinu. who adorned in
‘ilowing rnlws of silk, his llalir dz c-
orutul “'llll gala} lace. the Red and
lelow erle’r ml the Dragon of An—
uzlm on his l:l'v:lsl almost hidden by
,3 largo chi-luv or pure gold sci with
gliugc diamonds. was seen in the presi.
ldcntiul Im\ at l.n-..gclunnp on the day
of tlu: Grandd’zix.
A few ,vull-s ago no one in his capi-
‘tul of ”no was permitted to stuml
gcrcct llt‘l'Ol‘t‘ llu- Emperor or look him
l
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‘ ‘1‘ ‘ 1 ' ' \
- M-lual‘h ”I the (we. yet in iilw
StE‘Vmg’ Lamb, 2 lbs. . . . . . . . . . . . . 95C .““‘5“““15 “Wrists pushed him about:
V I ' ' ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ' ' “l ””3“ “”‘km'l‘ll him out of the way when
2 he} stood tun loll: lwl'orc a work of art.
l One of Hit: first questions Kliai-llilm
‘askml al'tvr luv had been installed in
the Ministry of Colonies, his home
while in Paris. was: “\thre is tllerc
a first—class tailor in town '3" A. repre-
lSC‘llliUl\ c or a ltnding Parisian tailor-
:ll‘g firm callui. but the Emperor
,found his clothes too gaudy and re-
qucstcd him to return with blue.
!l:.rowur and Mark samples. The
‘ Emperor Ol‘dcrml six suits or the more
sober patterns. His omcial robes
show practically all the colors of the
rainbow.
A great lover of Art, Khai-Dlnh has
had the'cntirc row of Palaces used as
the residence of royalty in Hue prac-
tically remodeled. both inside and out-
side. since his accession to the throne
_inI]916. His visits to the monuments
of Paris have been made especially for
the purpose of finding a plan for the
reconstruction of the tomb of his
ancestor Dong-Khanh, the founder 0f
the dynasty. 20 centuries ago. ‘
A strict follower of the doctrine of
memory of his ancestors amounts .10
Tension. and the mausoleum which he.
intends erecting to Qang-Khanh will
be one of the purest examples of far—
east architecture knoiwn. Alexander
Marcel. official architect of the French
Sayernment. is collaborating in the
drawing up of the plan and the Em-
p'e‘rorrhas made'several callslupo'n the
architect. suggesting modifications
I
Khal—Dinh has given muCh‘ trouble
to the secret service men éntrusted'py
the French government with theltafik
e
slips in and out of mesuemattended
only by a few of; his’entou‘sfiger all
dressed in the European fashio‘nand
several times ghe has eluded their
vigilance. ' ‘ ' " ' , i '
7 Khai—Dinh." bero‘re» :jhe . was _ allowed.
to travel incognito in Paris, was the
guest atvscveral.‘ofiiclal functions, in-‘
eluding,» any dinners undilu‘ncheons.
He was. resent or all in our regain;-
heevinoed‘ some." impatiencefdnd an
earnest desire to; enter
‘CDNSTABIEHW i
PARIS. July lt—«I‘lrcsscd in u busiQ
a
Confucius, Khai-Dinh’s respect for the j.
out toward the gauge: his Omelal stay» ,
upon private
invitations to, J
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i 7 ' TUESDAY, AUGUST ”
1, 19°
Paris, where French tutors will teach
him French literature and western
civilization and fit him for the high
place which he ‘is to occupy one day
at line. onea‘ot the fundamental re:
quirements of which is that he be a
friend of France and a student of
French culture.
HOME Home Is mom’s
non: says sins. BESANI‘
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FREMANTLE. Australia. Aug. 1.“-
llomc rule for India. with Dominion
status. is the objective ol‘ the Indian
Every style and grade-for vacation trips
0 ' See the Window Display
‘ I
CONTINUING THE SALE OF BATHING SUITS
'7 All styles,'sizes and colors for; men, women and children
' Bathing Shoes, Stockings, Tights,and Caps
or general use,
I
(Continued Irom First Page.)
manufactured by the Loewe company
and which the plaintiff alleges
made from blocks and flanges copied
from a style and design made t‘Spc-
cially for him and which were to lw
made for the manufacture of
in the factory of the Frank H. Lu.-
company. The Loewe (‘Qlllpuny
people. according to Mrs. Annie
‘llcsant. the well-known Theosophlst
leader. who arrived here rcccnlly.‘
1n the course or an interview Mrs.
llcsant said everything would be Well
‘in India. she thought. if Britain only
would grant the country home rule.
The people. since hilicllil's impris—
onment. were beginning to appreciate
that he was not the divine being. able
to work miracles. which they had
,lmlicvcd him to be. She anticipated
'tllat agitation
illnt-s would replace revolutionary tac— ,
Elics and would bring peace to ludla
[within a reasonable lime.
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ROCKEl-‘ELLER FOI'NDA'I‘IOX
IN IIONIH'RAS.
. TEGITCIGAIPA, liQNlflTRAS.—e
.‘Thc Rockefeller Institution has open-
‘ed n branch in 'l‘egucigulpu. Its ac-
tivities will be devoted largely to the
i'dmok worm" diseases. The orifice is
.in charge ol‘ 'l‘lr. Bruce D. \Vilson. an
2 American physician.
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GIRLS! .LEMONS
WHITEN SKIN AND
BLEACH FRECKLES'
lullvvzo the juice or two lemons
,into a home containing three ounces
‘of Orchard \Vhite. which any drug
store will supply for a few cents.
‘shake well. and you have. a quarter
pint or harmless and delightful lemon
bleach. Massage this sweetly {ra-
gl-ont lotion into the face. neck, arms
and hands each day. then shortly note
the beauty and wllitncss of your skin.
Famous stage beauties use this
l"mon lotion to bleach and bring that
soft. clear. rosy-white complexion, 8.1-
so as :1 freckle, sunburn and tan
bleach because it doesn't irritate.
Made By The Pittsburgh
' Plate Glass ‘00
along constitutional .
also restrained from n‘lanufaclllrillf: or
selling hats or that design.
erly oi‘ the defendants was
,by the deputy sheriff to cover
‘amount of judgment asked in
! complaint.
Similar to “cant Case.
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Truly Warner Asks $100,000
In Danbury Hat Mixup
ultucllwl .
i
were '
l
hats «
is
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The suit instituted today is simi'mg
lto that settled in the City court 3:»?
Tuesday when Patrick 1“. l-jtllgc. . .
N‘lt‘llllfii‘l‘ ofi'the Standard Hui
puny. ol' Bothcl. was Chars-ii
the that of one of the
Still!-
«‘2’!
mob. “
{from the Leo factory. A -v-\:Z
bclwccn Truly \Vnrm-r and
:lrtl llal company was ~31“ ';
or the court.
Ever sincc that limv
.l l"“ -
1" :1,
pC-l'tcd that till-rt- no" further;
developments in the . .li‘nl . llxv‘g
scl‘Villg of the writs Yw j' in .lrs out}
the correctness of My l‘vpnl'lS. No;
criminal action has lull} instituted;
the Civil action. it was said today by
Prosecuting Attorney Norman C.
Beers.
afiel‘dis-te-‘ham It’s
- ' atm' 3 ' M om
thehud. dupe at thew-int and-Ida'-
ann, and smooth out ugly lines. '
”your «(color can Twit. curd more!
bust measure. an address and
or. o. _W¢‘ll ”JR. Cimbt pu-
”Ida Sun 34 to 48.
Nemo,Hygienic-Faahion [infinite
120 East 1611: 52.. New York. Dop‘t hi.
w.
JUST ARRIVED l
OIL‘HatWaIIPamt' '
”.- PM? '
A shipment of Sweaters .in such
a variety and stylgxand colors that
we feel sure we can suit you. They
are onered to you at very special
prices. ' €
.Wo Remain Open Saturday Evening
Fairsex Costume Co. .
11 Mala Street Not-walk
u
v NCE your 'walls 216
finished with this dur- ‘
«ableifiat’ wall paint, you'will
washgthem' , many times"
expense and annoyance
of} res-decorating. _This-.._
mogus‘abig saving, aswell '
. Lamsfiwmowlormdoffioolom
"as.naore:"heauti‘fi11.W&lls.f
SPECIALS FOR THE,
Extra Fine Pork . . 20¢ lb.
Stuffed Olives 150 hot.
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STAMFORD Al'TtllFT SEE“.
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been commenced lljv Smith's lit Im.
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liriwn l»_\' \Villiam E, Smith ‘wm' n
into by a Clumdlor markup. (mud
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CLOTHIERS 8.. FURNISHERS
“To Men Who Know"
153 Washington St. Sc. Nemak
sPEClAL SALE OF
BOYS’
KHAKI AND GREY CRASH
KNEE PANTS
69c Pair
3 Fair for .. .............. 52m
Sizes from 8 to it
A REAL DOLLAR VALUE
Self Service
Shoe Store
One Step from Corner
8 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
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into Bodies,~ F 8 N19"
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
welding Metals of All Kin“
R WESELY
“Eggs-‘3 St. Phone 35“
Old Friends at the .07
~ ' cc
‘3.
, the Perfect0 Bowlneg
' at 10c.
The. Old Well 5c Gig”
my on Old "
no mmthow
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Summer School
7 Is in Session.
7, . ENTER NOW
REGULAR & SPECIAL
' ' COURSES
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Merrill Busmess
' . College
a dinner." the one is epiled:
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