w's‘ of the
m
Financial World;
5011 FCBS.
tilll it Will ST.
Trick Coats Hubby a Tie.
ly good demand for Mexican Oils,
e'xican Petroleum rising 11,4 pointsl
. - is showed a tir mupward tendency.
Paul Preferred and Chicago and
Mrthwestern touching new tops for
9 year. W’cils Fargo and Kresge.
tn gains of 1 and 2 points. re-
-.. tively. led the list of specialties.
cible. U. S. Rubber and Consoli-
ed Gus Were slightly reactionary.
M“
W0 BANK RI‘P‘TCY PETITIONS.
NEW HAVEN, Aux. 5.—~Among
‘ nkruptcy petitions tilml today were
u a.“ James Halogcratos. candy store.
ridgeport: Frank Nasta. provision
., ler, Hartford. mid George H. and
Mary C. W'alkor. grocers. Lebanon
illlel‘.
hidcnf‘nunt living in Utica might
;:t him. "I'm Sorry.” he expli
vrty-second street when I
wilt. I stopped to pick it up
.imd it fastened
then I discovered it was in front
peddled from.
the things to keep guy self-respect
New York Sun.
—Try a. Sentinel Want. Adv.
M
'mhly, “but I couldn‘t help buying it.
was hurrying for my train along
looked
nvn and saw a $5 bill on the pave-
there, somehow.
stand that these necktie-s were being
The crowd gave me the
merry laugh and l had to buy one of
08011 With small (Jews and smaller "3‘ j attention. Commissioner Stoeckel said
.The husband who had alwaysleftj
, ALL STREET, 10:30 a. m.— . ’
ning prices on the Vew Y0 k 5:0. buying of neckties to bison} e ex-
ock Exchange today war; steady On hired a scarf 0‘ 5‘1”“ng c010}'s rath~ KH‘LED AS GRINDwfiEEL BURST.
tlvely light dealings, There was 3. ~ sheepislily when he came home to!
The tie was the sort that a!
have i
lined i
and
Ora
t."—
Stock Quotations ‘ JULY MiBEvl‘ffffiBNs
~ -, - FOR AU
H. L. 111:30 H. .I-l' 11:30 (Continued from F1133. P8890
:3: 5.3% Egg Keystone Tire .32? 9 9% last month, however, the increase in
120 120 L20 |Mexican Pete 1" l2“ 173% 174 arrests is not held to indicate a
s1 1, ‘ Middle States 12% 12% 12% greater disregard for the motor
‘4 61% 61 .4 . .. rent; that
v a , “l 1' 22 23% vehicle lawn. It is also appa .
8- 82 .. .Mo. Pac. -3 .3 54 t' ularl
We at, o . 2r: 201,4, 20% local police departments, par xc Y ,
1““ I" 12” ,Hudson 1/5: "'3' F ”field County are enforcing
14935 149% 149% N. Y. Central 97%;. 97 1 at; h; 532% more Stric'uy in conformity
90% so; 90% iN.Y.,N.H. & II. 31:5 31:... 31.4 3,239 the genenl statewide effort
101 73 101% 101% jNor. Pac. 79 78 A 79 1 ‘ . rifle to greater safety "on the plib-
120 3;. 120% film. gene. on 54% 54% 5119‘s ;?C°;;g;“vaw
5.7 ~31 57% 57% ll’un Amer. Pete. 751,5 75 703/ \‘l'a‘rge percentage of the arreSts
77 77 77 gPenn. R" R" 46% 46% :6 All qut month were for the ~onerution of
58 53 58 ‘Pm’m‘m c°' 121% 121% 1‘12? stut‘omobiles with only one headlight
141%. 141% 141% .Rgading 76% 76 761’? in order. Especially when the dead
591.53 59%. 59% ' RE‘DI- Type 37% 371/4 37 1‘ headlight is on the left side of the car,
73 if; 73 731,; 110;). Steel 71% 711/3 711’: this is considered. a great menace to
1242,»; 1241,; 12-11,; fnoyai Dutch 53% 53 53 tram, coming in the opposite dim-
“13‘9 ”01’!" 1111/“ Sears Roebuck 82 811’? 81% tion as it becomes practically impos-
931,./. 92%;. 93 So. Pacific 91% 91 is 91?? sink; for approachmg drivers to de-
16% 16% 16% jSinclalr 0“ 30% 30% 30:3,, tel-mine whether it is an automobile
It Johnson 81% 81% 81% 'SO‘ Railway 26% 25% 2? §3 or a mOtorcycle in the road ahead.
”a Players 841”; 8414 1841/3 S O N J 183 183 183 Since the last session of the Legis-
Rubber 1213 131/3 1315! St- P31” 31% 307$ 31% lature. when the inspection division
1 7O :53 70% 76% jstudcbziker 131% 1301;? 1311/4 was transferred- from the motor ve-
13% 1314' 13% VTC‘as CO' 47% 463g :7 hicle department to the reorganized
84% 84 84% ITOl’M‘OO Prod. 795/5 78 ’5‘ ‘91’6 state police department, the former
4011; 401,; 40;: . L'n. Rot. Stores 64 631.5. 63% has hm, nothing to do with the en-
66 65% 66 ' l'. s. Rubber 56% 56% 56 $11 Tummem o,- the motor vehicle act,
17% 17% 17% .1" 9' 5299‘ 10115 100% 101% except that. in its administrative ca—
‘63113 "6% 26% l’tuh Copper 64% 64% 64% pacity. the motor vehicle dopartnient
. 44 437/8 44 {Vi-“St l.‘n. Tel. 111% 111 111 iperiodically‘sends.out bulletins to all
Ii. Copper 36 36 3G HVer-t. Elec. 61% 611/4 611/5 :polico departments. local and state,
pointing out conditions which, in the
opinion of the commissioner. rcanes
yesterday that he was gratified at the
immm r in which the local police de-
partments are co-opcrating in the
safety work.
NEW’ BRITAIN, Aug. 5.—~John Nor-
kimich. aged about 55 years, was al-
most instantly killed, this morning,
shortly after 7 o’clock at the National
Stamping company factory, when a
grinding wheel on which he Was work-
in: burst. A heavy section o'f the
wheel. hurled by a centrifugal force.
struck him with a bullet~like force
in the chest. crushing in his ribs and
causing one of them to puncture his
heart. according t othe doctor, who
attended him. Norkimich staggered
m
4..
lace and lace collars.
course the size assortment: is broken.
in effective combination.
Second floor, center. ‘ ;' ,
Raccoon Coats
taken to select and match the
large instead
ship too.
A'raceoon coat is a natural fur not
coats «is to want. one.
to his feet after being hit. tli‘en col-
lapsed. He Was (lead when compan--
ions rushed to his Side.
Advertise in the Sentinel.
. ' ‘
l
August 5, 9 a. m.
,1, . 1' Let’s get acquainted. All we ask is a trial.
‘ 0
greputation we have established at all our stOres.
' Our aim is to please all who trade with us.
Our Motto—“Y our money back if you say so.”
. i.‘r
our line of prices and our quality of merchandise.
TOTHE ESTEEMED PUBLIC
"10 Per Cent. Discount at Our '
f Grand Opening Today
WITTYS
GENERAL MERCHANDISE FOR MEN .
A special discount of 10 per cent. on all purchases made on opening day.
VlSlt our new store and watch our windows for daily specials.
We will have a special every day on some articles.
We curry a fin line of'Wo‘riéing clothes and'Armv and Navy p.334; 9. mo
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR SPECIAL DISCOUNT
We want you to be convinced, ‘
We wish to keep up the
\
back cufl'S, Skinner satin lining . . ,
Similar coat with belt. and figured silk lining
- Raccoon coats, 40 inches long,
ofed skins
Raccoon coats, 45 inches long, deep collar and cuffs and Skinner satin
Second floor. center.
A sweater for the __
cool evenings. "
When the kitty—(lids start chirping its time. to think
of some warmer covering for the evening hours-a sweater
is 1' *al comfy and decidedly chic. . “‘ .
,llcrc they are in all the. pretty Shadings bOth light and
dark colors—Janey and plain weaves—~Tuxedo and Slip-on
styles—long: and short. Sleeves, a. real attractive lot to
select from at $3.95. . .
Second floor, rear.
Women l Odd lots of ,
oxfordS and pumps.
Broken sizes—broken assortments of Oxfords and
pumps that were among the popular selling models earlier ,
in the season. Two strap pumps, tan oxfords with Cuban
licsls, dark brown broguc oxfords, light elk Sport oxfords,
whit-c pumps in quite a variety. , ‘ _
All real high class shoes but if you can find the Size or
values at a price that will make them‘ step out lively
_ A cleaneup Of 7 a
Wash dresses.
' A wondrous assortment Of darkfoulard designs in voiles made in
some of the newer modes withfsider panels pleated—set in vests Of
, There are Odds. and ends of other finedresses in the lot and of
You will find pretty ginghams,and‘ Organdies and both materials
Linens withplcated edged collars and cuifs.
.Fine dresses some a bitimuSSGd' from handling but wonderful
' 54.75
are the favorites. *3
’And there is a reason—This is an American fur pure and simple. The fur. is
strong and wiry, wears well and has a beauty all its own. In order to produce the coats
of such rare blending and coloring as We are showing just now, infinite care must be
skins so that the pretty stripes may appear to be one
(as really is the case many small skins. Thlsrequires careful workman-
dyed and to see one Ofthese finely fashioned
. Raccoon costs 36 inches long with three stripe border, large shawl collar, turn
‘ $190.
$215.
three skin borders, deep collar, good dark col—
$250.
lining
Good pure
Summer ‘ candy
Candy made specially ft..-
us under ideal conditions.
Here are some sorts that are
properly termed Summer
candy because they keep,
well in warm weather.
Cocoanut cream cake 29c
Cocoanut daintics 39c 1b..
N ut top cream wafers 39.:
Nut mallow 39c lb.
Peppermint and Winter-
green wafers 39c lb.
Cocoanut hon bons 450 lb.
Pecan fudge 55c lb,
' D ,. tmouth chocolates as—
sorte’ sold only at HOW-
1am! ’5 new price 420 Ib-
Thermos W'eek
August 5 to 12th.
(lo—operating -
, . With
makers of “Thermos” Jhe
tles we offer fame 9?
several popular “Millage“
tThermos” bottles at all,“
lgilf their usual nay ml:
. . Mushy
advertised prices. ‘
T1118 brlllg's llll‘fitf‘ impulan
bottles to a price within the
means of all. t is an op;
portumty that you Should
take advantage of. .
The following are some off
the comparative values: '
Pint bottles
Enameled metal
_ lease;
31111111111111] top. Reg. $1.50,,
Thermos week—890.
Pint and one-half
bottles %
d3
Corrugated metal case,§
nickel plated. Reg. $2,,
Thermos week $1.19.
Seamless brass corrugat;
cd case heavily nickel
plated. Reg. $2.50. Ther-
mos week $1.29. '
Quart bottles
Corrugated metal cases:
nickel plated. Reg. $2.50.;
Thermos week $1.49. .
' Seamless brass warmest-f
ed nickel plated. Rec. 33.5
Thermos week $1.50. 1
Corrugated lllt'lill case,
nickel plated. l leg: 3::
Thermos week $1.79.
Seamless brass warrant-its;
ed case heavily Iifrrkvl pints”
ed_ Reg. $3.33. 'l-ll‘rfl'll‘lfigi‘
week $1.89.
Lunch kits
Seal embossed fibre kits
complete with 1 pint Then
mos bottle. Reg. $3. Ther-
mos week $1.89.
Black enameled metal kit?
complete with 1 pint Thor:
mos bottle. Reg. $3.25,
Thermos bottle $1.98. ,
Seal embossed fibre kit;
complete with 11/2 pint
nickel plated bottle. Reg;
$5. Themes week $2.51. §
Black enameled kit. fitted
with same bttle at Emmet
price $2.51.
~ [1
s,
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W
styles you want they are yoursTor $1,§§., 7
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WANTS INFORMATION
Main fibbx‘ffiflleld Ave.
by the committee in charge xvigivar-
led colored bunting.
.Leirion members have been reguest-
ed by Commander \Verme to meet at,
tl‘, Rcedner lot at 6:30 o'clock to- '
night.
ON AMOUNT OF COAL
(Continued from Page One)
V b g . . 7
Formerly U. S. Army Surplus Company ‘
.110 WASHINGTON STREET SOUTH NORWALK
"HHAKI PANTS REPP SHIRTS
Fine Quality Repp Shirts, a lar
of patterns, guaranteed fast color.
' At
...........
......
.......
UN ION ALLS
Exira Quality Khaki Unionalls.
. 't ..........................
TIES/
$1.49: '
$1.85
49c:
, ,Mat‘lras Shirts, Neckband Style. Guar-
éfd Fast COlor.
1.... ..................... 89c
UNION SUITS
Quality Union Suits. Nainsook. Full cut
“'1‘; ...... ...... 49c
7' UNION SUITS
Silk Knit Tics.
At
.......... c..-....-.-.
SOCKS
. . I‘lnc Quality Lisle Socks, 2 pair ........ 25c.
Style UDIOD Sluts, SICBVQICSS, I{n€9 billi SUCkS. 3 pairs . .. ........ 1 . . . ..... $100 ‘
{ado of Fine Quality T\latlg-w in chf ‘ - - H ‘ V
‘ 1 u... _ ._. I “A v 4
m1 Checked Lifect ARivIY UNDERWEAR
\. . 0 Army Undersliirts or Jean Drawers.
‘Per Garment . . . . . . . .A ..........
_ . ¥ SPORT SHIRTS. .
Sport Shirts, Collar attached, Tan. ' ’
At‘ .. . . .......... ' , 1
' ‘STRIPED SHIRTS
dras. Extra Quality Silk Striped
$1.85
a-1.-ov.,......
............
Few Of Our : Exceptional Offerings
ge assortment
<.miti‘ee and will be for the champion-
_ _' .Tho race will "" finish
, ,grounds.
‘b' given away. ,
~ dancing. to music furnished by We!”
_ ’ riam's 7 ,
, Jgroends has’been prettlly,
and on order for t‘uutre delivery; how
slipped. from whom purchased, and
afiprcximately weekly consumption
for the balance 01' the year. In addi-
tion to this. manufacturers are asked
whether they now use oil'or wood. 0?
are equipped to do so. .
The Manufacturers’ Association
hopes to have this questionnaire in
the hands of all manufacturing con-
cerns by the first part of next. week.
but requests that any firm whose
name may have been inadvertently
omitted so advise the association at.
its Offices at 252 Asylum Street, Hart-
ford.
PIE EATING CONTEST ,
v AT CARNIVAL.
A pie-eating ~contest'will featurethe
opening of the Frank C. Godfrey Post.
No. 1?. American Legion, «at the‘
,Izondner lot tonight. The contest will
be staged under the direction of H.
Simon. chairman of the carnival com-
];ires on tonnage on hand, enroute
ship of Norwalk. _ , ,
The curnival promises to be onset-
the best ever held in the‘city and will
{The sporting public will be particular-
ity interestedjn the marathon race for
Norwolkers to be held next _week..
at the can? val.
l 1“ addition, a FOrdrlaut-Ornobile will
There willbe ,zfree
orchestra. C The.
. {meted in about a week or so.
lave many unique attractive features. ;
along , ,
south to the mouth of'the harbor. and .;
~will be bulk—headed back thirty feet} _,
torthe shore- ‘Itzwijl be started about; . .
Washington 3
street, bridge.
_ T .-
iiiiiilllllllfl
_ m Jilii Titanium
Plans and specifications which'will
have to be submitted to the govern-
ment engineers for their approval
first. however, are to be drawn for the
dock to be erected in the lower har-
bor. in Order to meet government re-
quirements before the local harbor
can be dredged and Cleared; This Was
announced' at the meeting of the ,
bridge .comm’ittee held in . the city
court main, city hall. last. evening. .,
The Contract, for theregplankiu ~ of i
the\ \Vashington street“ draw-l *
was awarded to James Bergo 0
New York city. who put'in a”‘bid'of
$680 to: the work." The only other
bidder was Clarence ,I. Finch of Fort ,
Point street. EastoVorwalkr‘ > I
. The .work of reeplanking will start:
it once. audit is hoped will be (mom i
According to present plans the new .
dock will he ‘20!) feet long. running
the. government harbor. line.
200 feet south. of . the
There isno estimate of the gist of
construction as no figures, for
:l
, 'ave'“beenpo‘btained” asyet. '7',
)1.
this l i-
Basement. center.
'Fourthr floor, rear.
DRAMATIST SAYS CONTENTED VJOMEN ARE SCARCE.
ratmuch read
a {left}! fever)!
‘ 333'}; he”.
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