ea ' Coal
~ m is a trade name for a small
Anthracite. It; in the same
“file!!! other coal in grade and
Witty. To use this sizé in your
atom, furnaces and other heaters
is quite possible, in fact can be
Be sure to keep your ash pit
deem Don’t shake the. fire! too
much, stop when the first signs of
lifeappear. Keep :1 good body of
fire but do not feed as much at
on time as with the larger sizes.
‘ Pea is the only size of Anthra-
Ask any one of the better class of building contractors
why so many people are dissatisfied with their new houses a
few years after they are built. He will tell you poOr con«
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,
by forcing legitimate contractors who know GOOD MATERI-
ALS and how to use them. who see. house construction in terms
of durability and efiiciency to bid against construction prac-
tices that every honest man condemns. Build for permanence.
The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for Bird 3. Son and Johns-Manville Co. Roofing;
Sheetrock Wall Board.
{cite coal now available. We harel
ngood stock.
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A Bee Line!
A “Bee Line"
is just abbut
BATTERI E5
If you are In doubt as to the condition of the battery In your
our at present come In and see no. We will give You a good
allowance for It in exchange for an Exldo.
EXIDE SERVICE STATION
87 North Main street
the shortest line between two
points.
See our announcement in
Friday's paper: and make a
“bee line” for this store Sat-
urday.
Costello & O’Meara
21 No. Main Street.
T ARLOV BROS.
,UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE,
some AGENTS to:
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CITY DE LUXE
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Memo Block Tel. 1581
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JOB PRINTING
South Norwulh
m A SQUARE DELI.
«u'e' will buy your household
”a, rags papers, junk and all
lucid-hand goods Anything you
I810. Fries according to the quail-
.tl d the goods. A square deal
‘ ‘ liven.
PHILIP P. MAHONBY
"82 Van Zandt Shoot
”them! Good: Alwayo on Colo
‘ALL or owe PLUMBIN
$0991.15; —
‘ out fixtures and our repair
. live up to the high ideals we
‘ 'whon‘wo first started business.
~m were any better plumbing
' than those we display we
have them. Don't forget our
number.
union) a DEAN,
,2 m mu Rood.
69 North Main Street, South Norwolk
Phone 1340-1341
Quality Groceries and Free g
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69° CO., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South N orwalk
man 1405 ms DELIVERY
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EAN CORNED BEEF, No Bone.....v..... 18c lb.
RumpCorned Beef 20c,22c lb.
Plate Corned Beef 8c lb.
SmokcdSh .oulders 19clb.
BaconSquarcs 20clb.
Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Dept. —43 Main St. —Norwalk
ALI. SCHULTZE MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS
Schultze’ 8 Sanitary Markets
39 and 4.3 Main Street Norwalk.
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. Norwalk.
Westport Georgetown
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Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
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ANNUAL MID- SUMMER SALE
20% DISCOUNT 20%
On Every Item in Our Immense Stock. ,
THE BEST FURNITURE VALUES IN THE CITY
Ra Monti Es? Son
FUNERAL nInEo‘rono
WALL A!!!) HIGH 81533313 lonwm
been sent by Joseph McGarrity of
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Free Staters n... the
Cashel District Irregulars
' In a Dangerous POsitioni
{Continued from Page One), '
tionals. It was the most. northerly
point in the line held by the irregu-
lars. and its evacuation seems to indi-
cate that they intend to fall bacli tow-
ard the River Sulr.
The inhabitants of Callan cordially
welcomed the National troops.
In County Donegal, the irregulars
are said to be completely demoralized;
some have. returned home, while oth—
ers are wandering through the coun~
try districts and owr the mountains,
looting and robbing as they go. One;
of their most prominent leaders has
surrendered to the Nationals.
DUBLIN, Aug. 2 (Associated Press).
-—The publicity department of the
Provisional Government publishes al
.letter alleged to have been found in
the home of Sean O'Kelly. a proml-
nent Republican, inviting him to at-
tend a clan convention in the United
States on August 7, and instructing
him to bring back an mailable n‘uey
and also machine guns and revolx era.
The invitation is declared to have
Philadelphia. through the late Harry
J. Boland. former representative in
America of the Irish Republic. Am in-
dorsement on the letter. apparently by
Eamon de Valera.‘ said:
must go."
The Government statement adds
that the clan mentioned is a small
body which broke away from the
Clan—na-g‘ael. the letter having repu-
diated the irregulars.
Railway Executives Turn
Down President Harding’s
Strike Settlement Plan
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(Continued from Page One) ‘
"men. for an assault on Anthony Sa-
cro, a. worker in the railroad shops
here.
The policemen had arrested the
three men utter the alleged assault on
Sacro and were waiting. for a patrol
wagon. who". the crowd gathered. The
DOlICtTITIIJH \\‘>.‘l‘t" jcered and attempts
was made to 1.11:»: the prisonexs auav
from them. ’ll.e latter. l1owexe1, were
finally lnought to the station.
NEW Yul-LR. A.:g. 2.—Iu rejecting
tin;- illll‘d SvcllO: 1 01‘ President Hardin’s
proposals 1'01 going the shopmcn's
SINK"). the *1 l5 axe grinding be-
bind the . litiilro. (1 Labor
llogud. tL’t‘Ill’d g to mil excqgitht-S
“ho poixz 1‘ i n ;t {can} that the board
had told tho 1:1»11 “he rctuscd to
strike that ti; would have, seniority
rights and inirmcnt cmploymvnt.
Noticvs i1:l\‘.. lit-(fill sent to mutiloyes
that in new" lance with the board find
g131110211] ptt the shop workers
who rcmuiw loyal as well as the
new men w. ‘ . protected.
Spokesmcn ‘ * tilt». railroads stated
the program. opted at the meeting
of the more " ,:1 180 ev‘tu. Ems “as
final and th ‘ the roads \xould act as
:1 unit. Jim; ..1lit‘ 13111i:l “as made
111.11 :111\ rout. up get .1 settle-
" midcnt of
{it .
IAadLlS OL‘ 5%
1m ut unit it}.
“W 1:01111 llhe flgh " which
must 101: o.\ 11.4.4 notion 6% .‘he rail LX-
ttutixes 1111 (ltclnzevl 111m ti 0 opera-
tion 01‘ the transmutation lines was
l-viug furtlxvr retarded d‘lll)’. Further
comment 0:1 the futon? attitude 91‘ the
sl1011111<:-n was withheld(pending the
action 01' the Sll'lkl‘l'sl policy commit-
tee on tho President‘s proposals in
Chicago today.
CHICAGU. Aug.
l‘ress).~—~.\loro than one bcudred 1111-
iou chiefs. headed by B. M. Jewell.
hallo-r of the striking iailroad slipp-
crafts workers. met here again‘toolil)’.
(0 not on l‘n-si-lt-nt Harding's plan for
settlcmcm ’ol' the shopmen's strike.
Followin: yesterday's session; it \\'_:lS
intimated that formal acceptance of
the plan would be voted.
\\'l1ilc this action by the strikers
was thought probable. in rail circles
here, new moms {or peace were, ex-
pected to emit»: from the railroad ex-
ecutives. and from \Voshington. It
was pointed out that definite rejection
of the President's propogol concerning
restoration of seniority righjgsjo men
who went 0:1 strike would lan-e the
next move to Mr. Harding. \Vcll-iu-
formed railroad then here believed
that the Pres'dent might address a
letter to ti 10 rallxoad executix es urging
them to stop quihbling 0\ er seniority
when the national welfare is menace-d.
Such a letter would serve, at the same
time as an addreSs to the country at
large. ,»
However. although chiefs of 14S
railroads, at their meeting yesterday
in New York Voted to reject the sen'
im'ity proposal. the belief was current
here that this did not constitute the
executives' final word in the matter.
“’- L- ("blue") Morninon. labor
group member at the United States
Railroad Laoor Board. today departed
from California on his way to Honm
lulu for a vacation.
3".
2 (Associated
Machienimen Was born in Cam-
bridge, Mass, and was an officer or
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train.
men before becoming one of three la.
bor members of the board,
Add STRIKE
LAREDO, Texas, A318. 2.——-More
than one thoumnd employes of the
Mexican lines in Neuvo Laredo. ref:-
resenting all classes of railroad work-
era are out on a strike in sympathy
with striking shopmen in the United
States.
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 2.-—-Tlie count
of the strike vote or the clerks of the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
‘day. The ballot was taken by mom-
and Steamship Clerks, Freight Hand-
lers. Express and Station Employees.
R. ,G. Stearns, chairman of the sys-
tem board of adjustment. in charge of
the count. sai dtoday that there was
no doubt that the vote'would be oven
whelmingiy in favor of a walkout.
"Someone
SLADIES’ SILK STOCKINGS, White only, with clocks
1.39 I
.LADIES’ SILK SOCKS, Black or White. Bargains at . . . . . . .,. . . . . . .
CHILDREN’S SILK HOSE, Pink or White. ‘ Specially priced at . . . . . . . . . .. 69c
MEN’S WASH TIES,White Only
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Don ’t Mass the Sale. .f Bathing Suits
.Big Mid-Summer Bargains for Men, Women and Children.
Railroad was still under way here to-‘ '
bers of the Brotherhood Of Railway ”
LADIES’ COTTON BATHING TIGHTS. Broken lot 75c
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SENATOR REED GOES AIIIIAD- .
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ST. LOUIS. Aug. -.——(Associated
Press) .—James A. Reed, senior senao
tor from Missouri. took the lead from
Breckenridge Long, third Assistant
Secretary of State in the Wilson Cab-
inet, in the race. for the \iissouri'
Democratic Senatorial
early today, when additional returns
from St. Louis and Kansas City. his
strongholds, put him 10,040 ahead.
However, complete returns prob-
abiy will be required to decide the
contest. Returns from 2.34: out of5
3.848 precincts gave Reed 140,781g'
and Long 128.741.
The missing precincts include more ,
than three hundred in Reed centers in
the two big cities, and 1,200 from the
country districts, where the Long
strt‘ 11gtl1 lays.
FROSI EVER Y \VIIERE
The most important industry in
Ireland is the raising of livestock.
Lixv animals are greatest single item
of export.
'l‘itc- United
vain-nun boxes of
and 4.718.5120 boxes
lemons during 19:21.
A Sz'VVQgT' systel'n.
cost equivalent to
:lJH’vOJWO gold. is being
Shanghai. China.
A 45.0 horsepower biplane recently
estnhlishtnl, the world's record at Mm"
“0511:1111. England. by flying 212 lllliQS
an hour. '
\\'ages in general in the iron and
stw-‘l industry haw been reduced
more: than 40 per cent from the peak
figures attained in 1'32»).
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VICE PRESlDENT IN BOSTON.
BOSTON. Aug 1.-Cahin Cool;dge.
as HE‘S-n times smut. nor 01 \lassachu-
setzs. was 9. figure fami‘. iar to “‘01)-
sands of Bostonians as he walked
1mm his hotel to the
back daily. (‘zih‘in Coolidge.
pn'slslvnt of the L’stitul Stutcs is an-
other man \Valkine along virtually
the some streets during 2:. visit to this
city. )‘vstel‘tlay, he passed hundreds
of persons without greeting or ap-
parent recognition by one. He likes
10 be let alone. he afterwards said.
remarking that Boston was certainly
making no 111.25 over him".
States consumed ""
California. oru ages
of California.
at an (estimated
3 pp 1~oxinmlely
planned for
NOTES OF EDI’CA'I‘ION
According: to Norman Gregory. an
instructor of history at Pennsylvania
Military Academy. America will have
u hotter wonmnhood it‘ the historical
ramps are eliminated from school
history books. it is his Opinion that
the histories of Cleopatra, Helen of
Troy, Marie Antoinette. Empress
Josephine and other notorious char-
acters do more harm than good in the
minds of the American girls.
EXPECTAXT AND
NURSING )lOTHI-ZRS
need a. great deal of calcium. they all
are calcium hu:1gry.thei1 systcm
cranes tor it to such an e\tent that it
is “ithdrawn 1mm theii bones and
teeth. Bones become made and the
teeth suffer badly. The baby
nouble and even spasms when teeth-
ing.
BIO CALCIUM FOOD SL‘PPLF-
MENT stops these spasms instantly
but the mother must take it in time
to avoid them and to save her own
health and teeth. 41) days’ supply
and scientific literature for $1.00. For
sale in South Norwalk by H. A. Mead,
8 North Main Street. Adv.
QuickReliezl=
comins
COLDS, CROUP .
Tickling Throat ..
Whooping Cough L
Bronchial Cough
Humaness, etc‘.
fnmflycougmdnu‘m 'mcfhigh- '
FOLEY’
Housewares
for manyh
nomination,‘ .
Saute House, and;
as vict-~
uffers I
also it cannot tin-lye properly and has?
lanNCELL'OR wm'rn GUEST OF
HONOR.
l BERLIN Aug.
“firth was the guest of. honor,
evening at a dinner ghen by
American Ambassador,
i Houghton
‘ REED RUNNING ““AY AHEAD.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2.~——-Incon1plete on-
official returns from 2,412 precints out
of 3. 848 in the State for the Demo-
cratic Senatorial nomination g‘axe
Reed 146.0S3; Long, 130,695; and
il'oung. 5,653.
NO OLD woomx NOVYADAYS
Modern dress, hair dressers.
traclhe in appearance.
tell ale wrinkles become so 111- t- p.
1.3:1xcstoops or some ailment or
down does she really look her age.
Every woman owes it to
and her family to keep herself
.in appearance. and happy.
‘hesduche or “the blues"
young
\\'11 e n
from forty-five to fifty, Lydia E.
be depended upon to keep her
lishing in this paperl—Adv.
x.
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GATARRHé
OF‘ THE STOMAGH
En—=:=1==E:i
got} CANT ENJOY LIFE
with a sore, sour, bloated stom-
ach. Food does not nourish.
Instead it is a source of misery, causing
pains, belching. dizziness and head-
, aches.
t} The person with a had stomach
should be satisfied with nothing less
than perinatal. lasting relief.
9 The fight remedy will act upon the
hnmgs‘ ‘ oflhc stomadx. enrich' the blood.
aid in casting out fie catanhal poisons
and strengthen every bodily function.
1] The large numbero pie who
have wmosfully used finial“
{imam medicine, recommended for all
catarxh-l conditions, ofiu the straw
possible endowment for
PE—RU-NA
Ill SERVICE Hm YEARS
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a." , so; swarms: , ,5
JUST ARRIVED !
A shipment of Sweaters in such
i a. variety and style and colors that.
We feel sure We can suit you. They
are offered to you at very special
prices.
We Remain Open Saturday Evening
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-11 Main Street Norwalk
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
amuse Pork. .. 20.: 11>.
Stuil‘ed Olives . 15c bot.
Corned Beef Hash, large cage
Den-ooo-o-Joto-vocrvo.‘
.so-u-c
freilet Tissue, 7_ rolls for . . 25c
weal-mess develops to drug a woman7
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last Brewster. 42,667; Proctor.
the : Kinley,
Alanson B-‘Parker 6.49].
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facial f
experts and cosmetics all combine to 3
keep women of all ages young and at-
Not until the:
Illt‘ -
develop Ori
when 9., woman reaches the trying age 1
I‘iiskliam's Vegetable Compound may:
in ‘
health as it has so many other women ;
whose letters we, are continually pub-’
On the face of returns 5.1m
precincts, W'miam Sacks. 1...,
light wine candidate, was paging by
2.400. The vote was: ' -
12,2
97; Barrett.
‘10 com-1ND DISABLED Vl‘ilLR.
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HARTFORD, Aug. -.
Edward Schulze, Connec- ‘
_Guard, retired, is assig:
duty in command of the c. ::;
bled xeterans at. Niantic.
Sept. 4, in orders from tln
cherai‘s office.
Major Harold L. Burr, 3.35mi
is detailed for duty with the
5th Companies. Coast .5:-
N. 1'-
’10
_"~ [lit ‘44}.-
tiéicry Corps. ..t Fort \V’right,
to “.1.
from A‘ug. 7
Nowell 69’ Murray
CLOTHIERS &. FURNlSHEi-ES
“To Men Who Know"
153 Washington St. So. Ncrxst'k
SPECIAL SALE 0?
BOYS’
mm AND GREY
KNEE PANTS
69c Pair
3 Pair for c
Sizes from o to
A REAL DOLLAR
CRASH
Self Service
Shoe Store
one Step from Corner
8 North Main 3‘1
South Norwalk
rect,
into Bodies, Fendeu
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals 01 All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
48 Chestnut St. Phones. 35”
on Friends at the QB
Price 9‘
Old We“ 56 Cigfl
Tibet,” Perfecto Bonn“?!
at 10¢.
Merrill Business
College
College is located in thine.
CITY NATIONAL BAgat‘NBorwalk
St,
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