Jot Anthracite. , It is the same
our other coal in grade and
'ty. ‘To use this size in your
-; furnaces and other heaters
quite possible, in fact can be
y done. l
sure to keep your ash pit
. . Don’t shake the fire too
h, stOp when the, first signs of
appear. Keep a good body of
”but do not feed as much at
- time as with the larger sizes.
Pea is the only size of Anthra-
V
A “Bee Line” is just about
r . a! f V Sufi—x E;
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Ask'auy one of the.be
tier class of building contractors
Why so many people are dissatisfied with their new houses a
few years after they are built.
struction.
He will tell
you poor com
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 efficiency to bid against construction prac-
tices that everfhonest man condemns. Build for permanence.
The HATCH & BAILE
Y Go.
Agents for Bird 6. Son and Johns-Mavllle .CO. Roofings.’
V Sheetrock Wall
Beard.
' 1
FORD OWNERS
ave You Seen the Goodrich 30x31/2
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50 ‘
This is nuts cheap cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the
standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire ever offered.
‘. S. L. Benedict
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
. trio: and Jamesi’I Woods, incumbent.
, represented by C. Bascom Slemp. re-
lhe shortest line between two
points.
See our announcement in
Friday's paper and make a
“bee line” for this store Sat-
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
Costello & O’Meara
21 No. Main Street.
TARLOV BROS.
DP-TO-DATE CIGAR arose
SOLE AGENTS to:
moon
CITY DE LUXE
BRIAR '
PIPII
, Moo Celebrated Dunhlll'e
'memo Block Tel. 1681
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South N orwslk
' A seam 13m
'0‘ will buy your household
' rags papers, junk lnd all
-hnnd goods. An you
Price according to the quail-
' d the goods. A square deal
IBILIP P. MAHONEY
82 Van Zane: street
and Good; Always on Isle
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ALL OF OUR PLUMBIN
, 'r ,UPPLIES —
WERE rm ‘5:
“HOICEST 1
ERCHANDIS
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plumbing or character;
fixtures and our repa
' up ‘to the high ideals We
‘ ‘7‘ first started business.
' any better plumbing
M those we display we
“‘ them. Don’t forget our
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FANCY BLOCK ISLAND SWORD FISH . . 38c lb.
Westport Georgetowu
Quality Groceries and Free
' Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co., Inc. "
83 W shington "Street, South N orwalk
a
DION] 14M
nu DELIVERY
BlueFish ................ ..............28c lb.
Steak Salmon ............................ 38c lb.
Steak Halibut ..... . ............... . . . . . . 30c lb.
SteakCod ..................... ..........25clb.
Steak Boston Blues ......... . ........... . 18c lb.
Fresh Mackerel .......................... 32c lb.
ButterFish........ ....... ..... ......28clb.
Weak Fish . ............... . ......’. 20c lb.
FlatFish........... ...... .. l4clb
Haddock .. ............... . ....... . . . 10c lb:
Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Dept.-—43 Main St.——Norwa.lk
ALL SCHULTZE MARKETS CLOSE AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS
.7.
. Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. Norwalk.
Darien Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
‘ m. JEANNETTE
68 80. Main Street
20%
THE BEST FURNITURE
So. Norwalk, Conn.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR. ' i.
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DISCOUNT 20%
On Every Item in Our Immense Stock.
VALUES IN THE CITY ‘
Raymond . 65' S
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RICHMOND, Va., (By the Associa-
ted Press).——Two congressional con-
tests and the race for the United Stat-
es Senateiwill feature the Democratic
primary in Virginia today.
In the senatorial‘ race Senator
Claude... A. Swanson, incumbent, is
opplsed by fermer" Governor West-
‘moreianmuwmhe fight for con-
gress'_will be between J. T. Bea], in-
cumbent. and J. D. H‘ank, assistant
attorney general,. in the second dis-
against Judge Clifton 'A. Woodrum in
the sixth district.
In the ninth district, which is now
and has been for a number oflyears
publican, the democrats in convmtiOn
have already nominated George H.
Perry of Tazewell. Mr. Siemp has
already announced that he will not
stand for rc-election.
Candidates for other congressional
districts are without opposition in to—
morrow's primary. ,
Politicians forecast a warm fight
in the seventh district in NOvember
between Rep. Harrison. democratic
incumbent and John Paulfirepublican.
Mr. Paul already has been pronounc-
ed entitled, to the seat from the
seventh by the house elections com—
mittee following a contest of the 1920
results instituted by the republican.
In the senatorial race the issues be-
tween Senator Swanson and former
Governor Davis are not strongly de-
fined. The former governor has pub-
licly announced that if elected he will
ally himself with'the “farmer bloc"
in the senate. while Senator Swan-
son's friends declare tho: the senator
will not be linked up with the agri-
cultt-rai bloc but will \‘0!'(‘ for 0r
against measures of interest to the
farmers on their merits. according to
his judgment.
Mr. Davis. in a public- slitl“lllt"hl.
has announced that he (lOE’SV'l‘lOt care
for the support of the Anti‘Snlonn
League in Virginia. charging: that
some of its officials are politically
"dry" while secretly “v.11." Friends
of Senator Swanson claim as an (id-
.\nnlngc his experience as a legisla—
tor. and in a recent pulviv stnivzm-nt
somti of them (ll-claret! .\lr. llnxis will
l-u "smw-nty yl-nrs old in 'orc ho can
lurch: to he of any use in lllt‘ srnulr‘."
In the second district llqu'csmitu-
tivv lh'nl is unofficially with
“3‘ poliilx‘nl group fluorii‘: a modifi-
cation of tho Volslemi AN. Assistant
Attorney General Hank, rr‘z the other
hand. maintains, that 3i!‘0l:ll»lllnll null
Sul'l‘ruirv are dead issues and he sees
no reason why they should be
dragged into 1110 campaign.
Judge \\’oo\lrum has liven featuring
his political sp-‘Ochc‘s :11 Hit: sixth dis-
trict by n l‘nlllefil program in which
he is ll‘m roxutrnl i‘wurc. possessing
whnl his. irn-iwis diving-c is nu excul—
lcnt lmrilunv \uwc. In ("Very hamlet.
villas.) and town in the district. .luilno
xiiiwl
‘."m)<irum's \um- has l‘l:l"l‘l hour-l
sort: liis Uplmnvlll. li-‘prosvnlnlho
\chls. lll" iiw-umiu-nl. has nppc‘nil-il
e-‘c-e'lmnl- on his r‘xpl-riwnm- .‘lS
nufiiusl who: lll‘ hrms
Judge \\'ol--lruni'> mck ol‘ Csprriw-m‘l‘.
”Allimuuw ii is luo into for im- In
lulu- up slum-2:; llsmns. 1 really don‘t
think this p.-r.pl.- u: this district urn
.rspt‘rinlly :lil\l0ll.\ in send ll. lnnn to
foougrl‘uw just to -lvtl;:lu his colleagues
to the
:1 llgislnlnz‘
‘wilh :i somz. Thorn is something
lmorr‘ muons and more important to
do than iurnisl: nn-iuuy."
\th-lhor lllv l:cpul_»llc'nns in Illt‘
state will mil up u candidate for the
senate and in the congressional Ills-
lricls in militllm to the seventh and
ninth «listric'»: “all ndt be determined
l-lell alts-r lolnnl‘row's primary. it was
learned from oiliciuis of the party.
S‘VEDISII FOOD PROFITEHIS
(.‘l'ZT \\'.~\R.\'lNG.
STOCKHOLM. Aug. 3.-—~The profits
of the Swedish middlemen. dealing in
necessities. Dspvciully food supplies.
are Inl‘llilCt‘tl as the result of the in-
vestignllon into ”Hug costs by acom-
misaion of exports appointed by the
Swedish Govwiiinmit. The commis-
sion sought information on intermedi-
ary profits and their influence on liv-
ing costs with :1 view to eliminating
unnecessary profits. thus cutting down
retail prices. and has just issued its
report. It makes sortie drastic recom-
mendations. Official action is expect-
ed.
The commission recommends a re-
duction in the number of retail stores:
that a permanent «national statistical
bureau be organized by the Social
Board to study producers’ prices. and
that local commissions be appointed
throughout the country to check up
on price movements. It suggests that
the tlieory‘of loo-operative work be in-
troduced in suitable schools as a com—
pulsory subject of study, and empha-
Sizes-the importance of closer co-op-
oration between producer and
sumer. _
The cOmmission criticises I'the rail-
road administration and the municipal
authorities of Swedish «cities for-half-
ing neglected inmany instances to
heed popular demand for suiuble and
eCODOmld organization or the distribu-
tion and transport of
The price polichs o! breweries are
bread is declareilto b’e’high. and the
profits male by hikers entirely too
great.— ‘ -
S\VAI\'SON BEATS Davis.
7 _RICHMOND.. V’a., Aug. ,.’——Pr{i¢-
tically complete returns early todaYL
from three-fourths 6!. the one Juli:-
dred .counties in Virginia and. scatter-
ing returns from the" Others app red
to assure Senator Claude 'A.. on,
One of the Democratic nomination for
the U. S. Senator in“.
former“ Governor ' W f
' 393: smeargr smut
is. ' The cdunt on t '
Cinnamon"
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In
THURSDAY, AUGUST 3 1% .
Some ’Sitmmer S tacking Speak/5
.‘LADIES’ SILK STOCKINGS, White only, with clocks ............. I
LADIES’ SILK SOCKS, .Black or White.‘Bargains at .. . . . . . . . . ..
HILDREN’S’ SILK HOSE, Pink or White. Specially priced at . . . . . . . . . .. 59c
. ‘ ‘MEN’S ‘WASH TIES, White only .. . . . ..... . . -.
,
Don’t.-Miss the Sale of Bathing Suits
. Big Mid-Summer Bargains for Men, Women and Children.
LADIES’ COTTON. BATHING TIGHTS. Broken lot
N
TRISTRAM e. HYATT
* NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
i
M '
...tigg I
Hull‘s.
29c
..... .756
:—
MERIDEN. Aug. 3.-—-George H.
Tyron. 29. was bound over" to the Sn-
perior Court in the police court yes-
toniny en a charge of criminal negli-
gence in driving the car in which
Police Sergeant Custy was killed. July
Con-I
commodities. '
especially criticised, while the priceot ~
, , Melancholia;
with Peace Breach is Freed.
HARTFORD. Aug. 3.—-In the police
court. today Alexander Jordan, a real
estate man of this city was arraigned
on a charge of breach or the peace
Hartford Real Estate Man Charged
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“I“; *—
MERIDEN AUTOIS‘I‘ BOUND OVER. RELEASE OBSTRI'CTIOSIST. declared that Carlson a: r :2..-
chino with such spew} p... w. M. 3
Cove fire station that in“ i
the curve and consequent
‘lnto another machine, inf .
cup-ants, but not Slrionsly.
A SEASON 0!“
.1 am all over these bad feelin
Bums-nu, 16394192 3rd St,
For the woman entering middle ' ‘
Lydia vE. Pinkhsm's Vegetable 00%
pound can be of much efit. During
take
Into
this timepf life oer in chan ‘
see which semetimes devefi;
eenous trouble. , . , » .
headache and dizziness are someotia
Stufi'edOlives........15cb0§-,
corned Beet, Hash, large '39;
~ - c
Toilet Tissue? rolls for . . 250
,s ins..Ldi ,' '. '
twig!) . IgE..Pznkham.a}/g¢eg- .
:‘is unusual?
"’2‘: ‘5‘?“ W
fire. . ,_
21. "'l‘ryon's lawyer; C. J. Danaher in connection with his alleged intcr— . . . .. ,
node a strong plea for the accused. forence with a liquor raid by local TOR," RI" F0“ “‘7‘”-
{md there were many witnesses. police on Sheldon street last Saturday . . . t 4
night. .Jordan was cracked Over the 1h}??? {L‘er 1:8??? ETU‘ZIZITMT ‘0
NEW HAVEN POLICE wrrnor'r head with n nightsiick by Policeman’ «gulf: Y1 1t ff 5. "Tiff _ ‘ 3’
VACATIONS. Edward Hiilorun and several policc- , {hp ”Tr , t 1‘ _1f“_ “303%.. " r ”l
. 4‘ men tcstificll that he used obscene .i“.l'w,ino‘l ’ n“ files] if", 'K‘ "“‘l
NICKY HAVEN. Aug. 3.——-.-\ll vaca-llaxiguagc and jcercli at tho Ofiicers‘ 6;”:tquI‘rrTSth filmy”; . r'
lions for members of the New Haven lwho were making the raid. Judge 'Sta f ‘73; Cumming ‘ T‘n ”ALI. 2‘
pclicf' for“. were Cancelled. today, by l Eisner suspended judgment in the l V g 'SClVS' “POST, ahpnufj M . Ti"
Cllk‘l m Police Philip '1‘. Smith. Al» louse, warning Jordan to hereafter a‘me’diciine that. 363:1.“ 03"“ “T" 1 g
though no reason for the action was l miml his own business. I keep it in the ho;.:.‘Lff:._3{2' if
given. it was understood that (lief Contains no opiates TRr-l’u2: . i
pl’Si‘llllllly of disturbances in the mil- l ARRESTS RECKLESS DRIVER. tutes. Stilison, Powell COrpomi .. .——
roan shop strike was the cause. .-———— ‘IAdv.
D ‘ ‘ . ~ _ ~ ' NEW HAVEN, Aug. 3.—~Arthur
"R0! SIROBBl-j.‘ (“MM Carlson of Middletown was arrested
"\I‘Tl‘fil‘i) \“g 2 Super—ii Di: :1 charge of reckless (lrix-in: this - .
" ‘ ‘ ' " ‘f ' :'_‘ 3' morning at Morris Cove and trial of
inn-lent oi Slam Police liuz‘lvy today lhis (use set for August 4_ Constables Newell £9" Murray,
Llnloll that lzv hull alroppod for the . CLOTHIERS & FUF‘N’QHER‘Q
pl'OSRI'lll the iiix'v-slljzznion of 1129 case “To Men Who K‘PMT'T T
(1' l':;x:l llansliim. the New Haven . W" .. '_,,
3-cull2. who tried to hroak into the ‘ - 153 Washington St' 80. NC:""""(
State prison recently. I‘Ri‘isllll‘e will ' SPEClAL SALE OF
lm arrniznml in the September Crimin— , "
:1] Superior Court . on :1 charge of ”a: weather BOYS
vii-wing: concealed weapons within KHAKI AND GREY CRASH
the prison walls. Headaches KNEE PANTS
__»____.._ 69c Pair
SOLD TO PAY DEBT. Whenyouooolofl'suddenlyand 3 Pair for ________________ 523g
_ whenyousbep in a draft. you Sizes ham 8 m 1,5
fif‘ ‘ 0°“ n” “m "5““ A REAL DOLLAR VALUE
Headaches. Neuralgia and
Sore Muscles.
To Stop the Headache and Work _
oflthe Gold. I If S .
One Step from Corner
8 North Main Street,
South Norwalk
luto Bodies, Fender:
- ‘ Lamps, Repaired and
THAT DEPRESSED FEELING
Mary Baker, 5 years of use. ° y “3'- one “30‘ ex. ' All Kinds
who was sold in a Chicago court nave BROMO QUININE Tablets. Weldms Meta“ 0‘
to pay a debt to Mrs. A. Stolp- Does not contain any harmful , .
man for a board and lodging: bill orhablt-forming m \ .
incurred by her father. She was «ELY
purchased by Mr. and Mrs. John The box bears this denatm CTOR “7E5 356-5
Kenney or Rentville, Mich. ,. Phone ,
- . 48 Chestnut St.
a I a,”
t‘ i ‘
. ‘ A shipment of Sweaters in such
i . , a variety and style and colors that
Women SIIGIIIJKBOW HOW Lydia S. we feel sure we can suit you. They
PM!!!“ Vegetable Compound are altered to you at very special
~ . . rices.
Help; at This Trying Period p ,
. . ' e ema n pen a ur ay vemn
‘_ , W R l O S t cl E g
dOShebo gsn, Wisconsin—:1 was: run '
‘ wn, . ~nervous. co not. ' .
95° and . Fairsex Costume Co. Tli Old Well 5., aggro! l
, n. 11 Main Street Norwalk e Bouque!
.at msht and ~ . ' the Perfect0
ill Indsof ueer ‘ tlo‘;
mthoughtsfiv‘vpul lclam; _ c . .. - . rm, f. , B m ‘&
me. ina y ‘ , on o
veupgomgwhe SPECIALS FOR THE 015.2%“ 'u’v'r- W ‘
Pinkham's A hm fl a l l
l ble 4 Compound. WEEK A
inter-1311:! firstlbeottle -‘
co ee tter. .
”d I have 3”“ °" - ' ' Summ School
improving ever since. ' I have taken Extra Prue Pork . . . . . . 20c 11?. ‘er _
seven bottles novand amsohappy that ‘Is in Sesmon.
ENTER NOW
REGULAR "& SPECIAL
COURSES
Merrill Business
' College
,College is located in the
L BANK BLDG.
.:GITY NATIONA '80. No It
L i? Walling“!!! Sta
nice. 314—3.
Norwalk Chronicler