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Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 5, 1922 · page 12

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Coal

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Anthracite.

5 "to. possible,
' done.

 
 
 
 
 
 

coal now available.

3 a trade name for a small
It is the same
5 other coal in grade and
. To use this size in your
furnaces and other heaters
in fact can be

sure to keep your ash pit
Don’t shake the fire too

. appear. Keep a good body of ‘
~ but do not feed as much at

,is~the only size of Anthra-
~ W e have

 

 
 
 

struction.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

Agents for Bird

The‘HA'rCH .& BAILEY CO.

& Son and Johns-Manville 00. Roofing;
'Sheetrock Wall Board.

Ask any one of the better class of building contractors,
why 80 many people are dissatisfied with their” new houses 8'

few years after they are built. He will tell you poorcoxb ,

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 econonlg,
by forcing legitimate contractors who know GOOD MATE - _

.ALS and how to use them, who See house construction in terms
of durability and efliciency to bid against construction prac-
tices that every ho‘hest man condemns. Build for permanence. ,

 
 
 

 

 
 

appears to be trying to make up

 
 
 

Y ear.

 

nearly every province reports pour

have such growing crops been seen

MOSCOW, Aug 5.-—-—Mother Nature
'Russia. for What she did to her Jest

Accurate eatimates of the grain
crop of 1922 still are lacking. but from '

to Moscow gloat not in niany years

When rains were needed, 11119.37 came
this spring in a Drowslon that made
up for last years drouth. When sun-
shine was necessary it was on hand.

to

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' Unless some unpnecedentied weather.
condition develops between now and
the time of the hanest «practically

 

 

 

 

 

 

FORD OWNERS

- Have You Seen the Goodrich 30x31/2

Cord Tire at $1 3.50

This is not he cheap cord but a genuine Silvertdwn, part of the

 

 

,WORD TO WOMEN
ABOUT A SALE FOR
THE MEN 2

"You are urmmtly requested
= pay a "lslt to "The Nun’s
op” someday between Au-
gust 5th and 12th.
It is an unusual opportunity
fir the 111011 4»f an'walk to sup‘
_ ' ~ their many needs in wear—
‘ files.
We wish that 031-1'3' 330111.111
, ho reads this 'nuld illll‘lld
‘fiis event. “onion lmmv mm
M1818 lwll'l than locum-anti
men who lam“ values will
: agree That ll: is is roullv and

truly a “ 3111 u- chino ' event.

“The Earlier the Better”

Costello 8: O’Meara
21 North Main Street

 

 

 

 

TARLOV BROS.

HP—TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
SOLE AGENTS m

CITY DE LUKE

BRIAN.
PIP“

Ibo Celebrated Dunhun'l
- emo Block Tel. 1581

 

 

F. S. LYON

JOB PRINTING
South Norwslk

 

ill“: A sQUARE om
' will buy your household
rags, papers, junk and all
» «hand goods. An you

.l’rice according to the quell-
a! the goods. A square deal

pump 2. muons
.2 Van Zandt Stroll
, and Good. Alway. on Isle

 

 

 

. ' OF OUR. PLUMBIN
UPPLlE E5~

plumbing of character.

s and our repair
an to the high ideals We
no first started business.
will any better plumbing
w those We display we
them. Don’ t forget our

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

standard line.

73 North

S. L.

 

Benedict

Main StreetLSouth Norwalk.

 

This is the best value in a cord tire eyer ofi‘ered.

 

 

Sure to bear fruit:
Rye fields,

 

kernels are . waving and; browni
throughout

in good
Ukraine.
ables are flourishing.

shape in Siberia. and t

Cattlé whl

In some let-allure. stiicken last 3'1?

11011 has been noticed.Gral11 sown
the spring 0131921, which failed

this year to swell the small sowin
lwhlcli were available in the Spring
1922.111

other places,

vesting.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

l 69 North Main Street, South Norwalk -
Phone 1340-1341

under the rains and sunshine.

 

’ Fowler’s Market

Generally speaking the

 

the famine your, and the rib nitmtc

01' this summer’s grain.

yield is expected to be more
three and a half billion
groin
than last year. (A need is 31; yo mas
If the surplus of fluittul

 

 

 

 

 

 

the 11011- productho localitivs',’ and '1

 

man 1405

ANNUAL

207

 

Small “Legs Spring
M Rib Roasts, Boned
Rib Lamb Chops

Legs of Veal

Weapon GeorgetoWn

 

a...-.--¢-u.---

Fores Spring Lamb
Rump Roasts of Beef

Darien

nun DELIVERY

----—--"W~.«-----" .......

DISCOUNT 20%

011 Every Item 111 Our immense Stock.
THE BEST FURNITURE VALUES IN THE CITY

 

Raymond 89’ Son

FUNERAL macaron-
WALI. AND HIGH STREETS

-"—--' ~-..--..--,..---..'..’--~.-..

c.--¢..u-..-o

Lamb

Iloo'oucceoco

and Rolled

-.oo-.ou.--.-
COIIIoavnnIocac

u---..-.......

 

Norwslk.

Stamford Black Rook Bridgeport.

 

Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.

A. F. Beckmann €41“ Co., Inc.

83 Washingtdm Street, South Norwalk‘

 

MID- SUMMER SALE g
l

NORWALI

Schultze’ 3 Saturday Specials

FRESH KILLED FOWLS

 
 

38c Ib.
34c lb.
32c lb.
35c lb.
20c lb.
20c, 2201b.
14c lb.

Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Dept—43 Main St -—Norwalk
ALL SCHULTZE MARKETs CLOSE A'r NOON ON waonssoavs

Schultze’ s Sanitary Markets

39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue So.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

" taught them quickl "

. great remedy- airhfl’z

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

'31. 00

j Blue Boy. captured

officials 031110515 the comimion (h

{lamina will lm practically (load
that after (flctolwrl‘ull stmmwhs \3'i

.population.

NON-PARTISAN
INFORMATION

 

 

 

 

(confined from first page),

 

,imile-l and in on 11 svnulorial
mm tr 132m I1 1" (Ullll'll' lv's
‘swnnln :‘md Illa house “ill be main“.
to prr'sm‘sl their 3111331; to the men an.
“’311‘01' voters, Those nun-tings 33'il

:liOlls
l. Hi" '19. st “cord

 
 

[2.1111110
ql: v<t.

of \\-'om~»11 Vote-1's upon

T1113 will lw’parstii 11151113 interested ln‘
11min; mfor:11111io:1 irom
on the. swallowing points:
Nationally: “13' mtm'c foreign pol—
iov cf the Unitrcl States 3 to om'.
relations 31'itliljlnepm1n problems the
prohibition law an 2 its enforcmnent, :1
child labor annihlnmnt to the consti-
tmlon unknown}. '1t citizenship
111: U‘X‘lé‘ll 3311111111 :1 federal
1111-11“. 0.? ollncalion.
1- cr Com“. oliout

depart-

 

 

they will be glad
to know what can lldutes think about
warrant: alien of the state depart-
ments, reorganization of the taxa-
tlor. system. jury service for women.
ratification of the lSlh amendment,
adequate moroprialions and (1039109-
1110.1 of thch state 1 :11'111 for women.
dowlnpment or the 'oth h3gien'e and
111111 01 mt}; p1 05:1 1111 of the state board
01 h1altl1 the mrtx-eight houx week
101'33'c1110n in industry. \lrs Smith
rcm' mls 330111911 that August 4 and 11
are the. 11st ’dzu's fox enrolling as
pwuty members and that if they die:
fire to 3010 in the coming- caucuses

 

 

 

women must enroll in one party or
anotliei. .
oiosot'rrous AGAIN

)1 NET: THEIR \I ASTER

 

Sweet Dreams Sounds Death Knell #0
Germ- Laden ParnSités. C

“'9 all know that the young mos-
quitoes are the inexperienced ones.—
these are the ones who havri‘t yet
heard of Sweet Dreams, the great
mos'quito remedy.
It is suggested t

 

 
 
 
 

' lessonbe

 

 

. \Vi‘h a bottle 6 .8 .
'b'ecornes possible angle West and
peaceful sleep—anfivhere : any time.
By using Sweet fireams

said that he sperms 113‘

night in 20_ years
—and in your ofim
'mosqmmes beco -
"would appreciate .1

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

For Sweet Dren
MW;

e3 cry bugliel of seed that Hgas planted
last autumn ahdi this sinking Seems

higher“ than a manls
head. the ears fairly drooping with

the "Volga and central
Russia. While the whea: is coming up '

Potatoes and other veget-

4looked like skeletons in the winter are
fattening on rich green pasture land.

,by the droutli an unusual phenomeg
sprout at all last summer has come up

Where the
grain Was so short and unde3eloped
last autumn as to be unworthv of har~
these duarl plants dropped
their seed and this too, has sprouted

ground
seems to have gained strength during

which :1. big 1921 crop would have ex-
hausted were left in the soil to fatten
the kernels and strengthen the Stalks
'l‘heareas sown this year {)llllflDS
\3'1 re less than last in man} 111"o3in.ccs
but the crop itself is so good that. the
121m:
,poods of
for All Russia. a. billion more

regions
(1.111 be hnnsported to the cities mm

the peasants do not hoard it Russian
and

succeed hunger for most of Russia’

ON POLITICS.

for Congrnss and for Governor will he
clIS-
for the st: ‘glto

ho lade. 31'111.»11r\'.-l' pass: 121'. before the

:11111 votes of

“in. i: 1:.“ "if“ he l1: 3.3 3 pm Viously he'll :11; ‘ .lke '1 his. after the storm-
mu. will no cnmpllwl for .listx'ihu- 1. s: fission in 11 19 history of the
tim' :Iml furnished to mvmlwrs cf the?

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to

Place and the Girl

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Random Suggestions from 0111' Iinmense Stock to Flt the Time :58

RATINES,PlamShades, 38c 75036.
TISSUEGINGHAMS NovelDes1gns,
SPORT SKIRTIN GS White only, With efl’ective self designs, .. . . . . .,
BARONETSATINS, PopularColors,
CREPQNGE, Always Popular, $3.25 «(l
RUSSIAN CREPE, abigvalue at all?“

\VE GLADLY FURNISH SAMPLES ON REQUEST

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

.bSc yd,
51.50 3.1.
.250 3d.

 
 
 
 

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of

FlAHEllTY BEATS

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fénse.

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m'wlor}. Supl'mnr Knight James

if in {31531101141
stru'mh that {onion-d the
1111111111! 00113311111731) of the
tlonal Supreme Council or the K. of C
The battle, which lasted from
3 o'clock yesterday morning until

3iclc1lous trial

1t

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about eleven resolutions
I33: HM} “Boston delegation. These took
Flallert‘y severely to task for his at-
t1:.< on the \l; usachihotls Supreme
Court for its conviction of Joseph C

Polls-tier, an officer of the K. 01: C and

close friend or Flaihcrtv.

has been kept secret. it
that several or them.
14~i~n.1t1o11 of 3" Liberty.
1".11111 lrr called 1113011 the ordei to repu-
l clmlc l1 lahoitv’s condemnation 01‘ the
l C0111!
. 'lho ”solutions in the course. of the

"13-1 «3113' :3. hole “"016 r3' (lucid to one.
31l1lcl1 is said to have been stinging in

 

 

demanded the

0mm. was finally detented.
In 33'lnning his victorn the Supreme
1’01

'molo'w his defense of Pcllctior,

1311 .v ' 'lL‘ cortatlu 141411509111 museums admitting he had madr “a grievous
.1111 to; 1' (s 111 \\’llll 13 the 33111111111 \btel's error in the light of 4“,”. 9“,,th v
will ‘3'" Spam“ ”'mwm nu" 33-.11'. He said he probably had permitted‘

c111. ldato' lhis nersonal feeling for Pelleticr to;
’ ' 5 " "ox orx'ide his better judgement" and,
in;

1mm if he had placed the order .
an unfinvorahlc position he was very
soxry . .
l The partial apology Jnnd the subs;

sequent defeat of the resolutions are

believed to have ended. the matter.”
That no split in the organization will
occur “'11s the feeling ”among the
delegates to-nlght. .
\Vhile the nttackwvas fostered b3"
'tho Boston delegations, New York and
Iowa councils joined jhem, it is smd.

A...

 

 

PARIS" Aug. 5 (Associated Press). .
-—-.\!uslrla has requested the allied
powers to consider the Austrian situa—

l
AUSTRIAN <1T1A'nox ,1
l
l
1
tion at next week's London confer- l
l

ence.
Diplomatic representatives of the
Austrian Go3cr11meut in both Pans

and London have pointed out that thel
”threatened financial collapse in Aus—i
trio. would be likely to have a serious:

effect. l
Austria asks that the Allies discuss

13‘!
8.30 *
.‘last night behind closed doors centered
introduced

and others. '

«I(lllf*ll{ is said to have made a partial:
Mm l-ll rlmrt I\1‘1<\' Smith sn'vs (11.11;. a

 
 

HIS H. OH}. ‘FHES, .
HUT APlllllfilZES

B o s t o n Councils Fail in.
Fight to Oust Supremel
. Knight Over Pelletier De-l

A'l‘l .AN'I‘IC: CITY, Aug 5 “F 'ollow- ‘
ing :1 Session which sizgled With it rvid;
A.’ ,
Fisher“ and 111! administration wereI
Ol
fortioth
Interna-

\Vhlle ’the text or the resolutions'
leaked out.

 

"leans-IAN BANKS

~—Gcm1an banks nithin the last 4

other foreign banks in Paris, the As

noncv \VHS IIUI‘IIE: dIV

tion of its being seized by the {1‘1 cncl

ircfusal to 11113 the “(111104161

‘ 111(2)].

lil‘llO‘ I] QEDOSITS
PARIS, Aug. 4 (Associated PXHGSS)

hours have transferred to Holland and
Switzerland bet“ e611 sixty Inillion and
seventy million French fiance. which
ihad been on deposit in American anal.

isociated] Pre‘ss learned this allornoon.

with-l
idraTwn. it is understood, in anticipa-

go3crnmont as part of the pene like
to be imposed upon Germany for her
pounds.
installment due for prixate debts. cou-
:tlacted before the wax “ith F's-1'11: cl»;

 

SALEM. M
5 x'estigating
39"115 old
furthe1 the o
strunw at
1'11 the manic
lined to hm
so on with the
ii» 011’
13"slul-11icns
1111.114: C0511 llo,
grl "used, as a
-1:1i1.11€‘1 on a
lmittedn' stat
Case.

“’1 iliam XV.

 

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1N0 BETTER .‘Ii—‘DICINE

That is What. Frank Miller 01 Bing-
.ham Canyon, Lian, says of F0193 Kid—
1103' Pills. “I was so bothered 333th
kidney trouble I could not work and

good. I took just two bottles of
,l-‘oley Kidney Pills and they put me
on 1113'1'1 M .111 l at work again. " V3 l13'
sm‘icr when this reliable medicine‘- for
kid my and bladder '1il1ncnts is so
oslly 31:14.1. Prmnpt and to:1i4:.Still-

'sd’n, P0331311 Corporation. ——A<l3'.

FOR MY KIDNEXS

the many medicines I tried «lid me no .

s vid 1‘3:
a few days of

G rand J 111'3‘.

lNVI-TSTIGATI—Z MIR!” 3::

‘ - T\\'ELVli
ass, A:
the 11112132... ‘.' ,,
3,0, of Henry 1’. .
sought fur? 9.

beliexm to 2 A],
1

his disipptal
were 1111:

ga\e the cap 10 1‘: 3'
said he had seen it on Cr1~‘-{
.the mind. a. 2‘.
was held in $10300

 

Yl’ad".

 

 

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For . .the
C O '
.Klddies
MODELING CLAY4~6011 '
PAIN'HNG Sc DRAKVING

 

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BOOKS—2:34: up
L\GGEI)Y ANN AND
RAGGEI.)Y ANDY~ $2 :30
RAGGEDY ANN AND
RAG GEDY ANDY STORIES
By Johnnie (finale—$1.35

. KINDERGARTENBEADS
BUBBELO OUTFITS~—SOc

“'RITING PAPER—500, 700
CRAYONS & COLORED

~..._..--__. ,

KN

6

3 Pair for .
‘ Sizes

A REAL

 

SPECIAL SAL E

KHAKI AND GREY

Nowell S9 Murray

CLOTHIERS &. FURVs-
“To Men Vth Kn;..'

153 Washington St.

8.3. $3.35 k

 

0.?
BOYS'

CAESH
EE PANTS

9c Pair

Ilium 8‘ o
DOLLAR3 \l.

 

 

 

8 North
South

Self Service
Shoe Store

One Step from Corner

Main Street.
Norwalk

 

 

_ PENC‘ILS
SPECIAL

DOLL smxes .3; HIGH
,xCHAIRS—Jflflo '

Let the Children have a small
V’ictrola of their own. ‘

EASY WEEKLY PAYMENTS

The

Man—w —.-._.._.
.. Mm...

 

Made

Lute Bodies, Fende FE.
Lamps, Repaired and

Welding Metal: 01 A11 3121.

 

VICTOR WESELY
48 Chestnut St.

 

to Order

Phone 35”

 

 

Hamiltml Shop

» 49' wen so

 

 

 

the possibility of giving a guarantee

 

 

for the large international loan for
Which Austria has been negonatmg
with American "and British bankers.

 

 

MISSVM’C-OBMICK IN FRANCE .
CHERSBQURG. 'Franca. Ange 4.——-
Miss Mathilde 'McCormaok. daughter
of Harold. F.‘McCormick. refused to.
be interviewed concerning her en-
gagement to Max User the Swiss rid—l
ing master. when\ she landed here!
from the steamship Majestic.
“It's a shame I can’t be left 1140119.".
she declared. .

SPECIALS FOR THE

 

 

We think our stock can hardly be

gmxnnllnr]

madc'stthst

 

on Friends at the 63
Price :33
Th Old Wen 5c Gig”
tie Perfecto Bowl“!

' at 10c.

pom; on Old "I
rw'mymmmm

 

print.

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. .lb‘ei'al has... 3‘
Sold by a]
Wham. —‘——Adv.

 

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--——.
NEW YORK. Aug. .4.
Lung battle 1n the to

 

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% best makes in

If you "need' tools 1mplements, 77

monuu.

wet carry a wide variety of the ,

 

 

 

ALL KINDS OF "3
HARDWARE

 

Iain

Merrill

 

college is l

 

 

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School

Session.

 

ENTER NOW

REGULAR
,ooURSES

& SPECIAL

 

Business

College

cated ln 9"
NoL BANK BLDG-
5g. Nor-walk

 

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