3.5;. Anthrui w.
father coo!
Goal now available.
Coal 5
let" trade name tor a small .
II is the wart-'13
in grade 2:: rik
To use this size in your
Mao‘s audiothcr- ‘IlEflh' -ro
‘ , ' in fact can he ‘
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5 ”Dani ginke the fire too
“dumber: the first signs of
5]] so with the larger sizes,
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{WORD T0 WOMEN
mm A SALE FOR
THE MEN :-
You are urgently requested
pay a visit to ‘.‘The Man’s
p" someday between Are
.6 5th and 12th. -
' . It is an unusual opportunity
the men of Normal]: to sup-
.We wish that every woman
0 reads this could attend
. event. \Vomen know ma-
‘als better than men—41ml
'men who know values will
fires that this is really and
Willy a f‘valuc-niying” event.
“The Earlier the Better" ,
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Costello & OMeara
21 North Main Street
their many needs in wear- .
a
Ask may 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.
[:1 ["0110“-
&.
Conslnut repair ‘bills and the endless annoyances their; t?
often rub house-o vm rs of the satisfactiOn they are entitl
- the remit of co. .istrucidoimilmrlt1 c1113,
1-) toning legitimate contractors w o ow
» ABS and how to use them, who see house construction in terms
1-: oiurnhillt and enciency toJfid- against construction prac- 7 .
been that ev’cry honest man condemns. Build for permanence:
M
The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agent: for Bird d. Son and John’s-Manvllle Co. Bootlegs.
' W Wan Board. -
He will tell you poor cons
mistaken economy,
GOOD MATERI-
FORD OWNERS
Have You Seen the Goodrich 30:31/2
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
Thisisnotaoheapoordbutagenuine Silvcrtown, part of the
standardiine. Thisisthebestvslueinacordtire-ever offered;
- I S. ‘ L. . Benedict
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341 "
PHILADELPI—IIA.-—Thc creation of
a. national institute of :cxpe'rimental
. therapy, too have~relntivcly the-same
scope as the Rockefeller Institute in
pathology or the Mayo clinics in sur-
gery. is the plan of Reg:- Admiral yVil-
litun C. Braisted, reti ed, to; the
expansion or the Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy and Science of which he
is president.
The college soon -is to leave its
present site in North Tenth street for
newer: and more commodlous‘ quarters
in West Philadelphia.
been acquired this section of the
city and wOrk on the new college” edi-
fice will begin within the year.
According to Admiral Bralsted‘s
plan. therapeutics would be placed on
the same basis of systematic research
and co-ordination as those of the two
Other branches of medical science.
While the institute would be meant
primarily fer students of pharmacy, it
would be composed of rmany build-
ings. among them, perhaps a large
hospital, and laboratories for a host
of demonstrators—physicians, chem-
ists, pharmaceutists, bacterioliglsts,
{scrolcgistc and other scientists.
At present. it was explained. the
lbulk of pharmaceutical research in
this ccuntry is made in the laboratOr-
ies of large drug and chemical com-
panics. While some valuable con-
tributions to medical science have
been made by these laboratories, th‘e
rscarch work nccssaruy has been done
largely on'a commercial basis, an
many experiments are said to have
been abandoned when their commer-
cial value became doubtful. Also the
inevitable competitive spirit makes for
a needless multiplication of formulae.
thereby making more difficult
problem of drug standardization.
Thednstltutc proposed by Admiral
Brui ed would, to a great extent,
remedy this conditionnn.
Conn. Corporation Plans
To Enjoin Federal Govt.
(Contined from first page)
ed out that he is perfectly willing to
co-opcrutc With the governor's coal
distribution commission in this state.
' TARLOV BROS.
”FTC-DATE CIGAR crane
sou: some so:
5...“
CITY DE LUKE
BRIAR
own
Ibo Celebrated Donhnl'o
1% Block Tel. :53:
F. s. LYON
ion PRINTING
loath Norm]!
J'L
015'!!! buy your household
W rac- papers,:unkudan
goods. Anything you
erMgmthem-
.fl'tho goods. A. square
“Miter with that
f’ you ask and
family seems to
Jthat; question af-
_, ..‘ a look at it
' ,. ll :you its ailment
Jau—‘L‘
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69’ (30., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South Norwalk
non 1m
nu DELIVERY
ANNUAL MID- SUMMER SALE
20%
DISCOUNT 20%
On Every Item' in Our Immense Stock.
THE BEST FURNITURE VALUES IN THE CITY
Ra
ymond- 6'9” Son
" FUNERAL ounce-rose .
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
IOBWALK
and that he told the commission so
yer-(i-rdny afternoon.
"lSuL' 'be said, “when the coal orig-
inmly belongs to us. “‘I’ do not he-
flew the fedora] govcrmmut or any
one else has the right to dcprhe us
of it " '
It the federal govermncnt has no
legal authority to act 12nd it m' {cs
coal from the mlncs which was paid
for l») us nrd «lixcrts it to other C(
panics and indhidu .llS, as it proposes
to do \u “in o‘njoin thcx various gm-
e 1'}!!! 1 nt age in in: .1 "ling in the matter
uni pro-uni tin-m from doing it. '
(‘ompnny .h‘olm‘dlmfl.
Onc of the company‘s contracts. Mr.
Friend said. was with the White Coal
Company of \Vesl Virginia. which
prrxftied lh-n lhc New Haven: organ—
ization. was to re (who all that minc's
output with the e-xi‘v-ption of certain
allotments shipped lo' Pennsy,l53nin
uni Ne“ Y.mk Accordingly. ships
lune born hi id in waiting at rump-
lon Roads Virginia to rcccch llusc
consignments. he said. at great loss
to the conipuny.
The law firm or Wntrous. Day. Tic-
“lit. Steele and Shridon of New 'Ha-
up: is also l“‘~(l\r(S(!‘lilng the company
in tilt-(3:150 he s:.iid
Iicfl‘ipts Ont-«hind Normal.
Thi- shipmcnl of coal to this state
by the Frame. Friend & Stineman
Company at this time is only about
one-third no: mo) ”He said. “'hercas
the normal consumption of bitumin—
Steak Halibut . . .
Fancy Blue Fish.
Flat Fish . . .....
SchultZe’ 3 Friday Fish Specials
BLOCK ISLAND SWORD FISH STEAKS, 32c lb.
spss.‘.-.-
SteakSalmon........ ................ ....30clb.'
SteakCOd...... ........... . ....... ......22clb.
Steak Boston Blues . . . ..
ButterFish..... ..................... ....,.........25clb.
WeakFish...........' ..... ...............18clb
covet-s...
Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Dept—43 Main St.—'Norwalk V
ALL acHULTzc MARKETS cLoss AT noon on WEDNESDAYS
schultzc’ s Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Main Street Kin-walk,
Washington Street and RailroadAvenue. So. Horwalk.
Weapon Georgetown: Darlcn Stamford Slack Robk IPHUOPON
SUBURBAN DAY BARGAINS
In All Our Departments of
14clb
.........30ch.
30c lb.
. ‘ ITALY LIAKES MONEY ON TOBAO- '
- ended June 30, the tobacco monopoly
: halt billion lire-
’ post. telegraph and telephone scNiccs
.5 showed a deficit or $25,000 0'00. “the
2 telephone service. is badly“ in need of
~‘ _' new equipment, that in 'use today be-
ous _-supply in Connecticut is 150; 000
tons a month. the present shipments
amount to about 40. 000 twons
Use of bituminous coal for house-
holl purposes is entirely feasible, \Ir.
Friend belieVes. He said that soft
coal is the only kind used in \Vestern
Pcnnsyhnnin and throughout the
V: eslcrn states in general. Anthra-
cite or hard coal. is unknown there
he believes due. to the fact that re—
tdl dealers will be slow to accept
soft coal for domestic use. It is the
only solution of the problem, however.
he said.
WATERBURY. Aug. 10 .——'A survey
of hard coal held by dealers in the
city :mowe but 672 tons on hand.
HARTFORD. Aug. lO.——A State—
wide coal distribution organization to
prevent profiteering due to the coal
shortage will probably be organized
within a. few- daysqmd a. charge of
twenty-five cents a ton will probably
be made to finance State control.
This was the proposed plan as out—
lined today before the State Fuel Dis-
tributlon Commission at the Capitol
by Thomas W. Russell advised to the
commission who 1133’ just returned
from Boston where he was in confer-
ence with State Fuel Administrator
James J. Storrow in regard .to the
New England situation. . .
The State control plan. Mr. Russell
STANRBIZAIifllF
~ _[lfllllli§8_:SilUfili-'lzg
A ‘plot has.
the‘
From Confiscating Coal
kidney and bladder ailments is so
TRIS l‘
fMEN’S PAJAMAS
' to school or college.
N OB IV ALK’S
3.15:3: i: M:-
\M
pf Some Spec 18 in the Under.
I: wear Department
.LADIES’UNIONSUITS—Bigvaluesu.......'....................
rmmS’HSEWSTkmghgadecotmn
CHILDREN’SPAJAMAS $1.19t03150
, CHILDREN’S SLEEPING GARMENTS—ALL SIZES
MEN’S NIGHTSHIRTS . . $1.00 $1.50 BOYS’ NIGHTSHIRTS
THE CASH WOVEN NAMES FOR MARKING GARMENTS
We are booking orders now for the lads and lassies who are preparing to g0
\
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DRY GOODS STORE
M
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i
75c term) -'
29ct031356 .;
$1.50 to $225 "
BODY OF PRIEST
(Confined from first page)
or:
Patrick's church. Hartford, will,
Flynn. chancellor. and Rev.
monies. respect“ ely;
Thomass
be the preacher.
J. Broughel.
Lawrence Kennedy.
at the funeral.
i"lhe burial will lake place in :Mt
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DAIKK AND BEAUTIFI'L
Try Grandmother‘s Old Favor-inc ISIS.-
. cipc of Sage Tea and Sulphur
Almost own-gone knows that Sage
Ti“. and Sulphur. propr rly compound-
cl. brings back the natural color and
lustre to the hair whcn faded. streak-
cd or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to make it at
home. which is muss)“ and trouble-
some
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for “\\’yeth‘s Sage and
Sulphur Compound." You will get a
large home of this old—time recipe im-
proved by the addition of other in-
grfdiuits. at vory little cost. Every:
body uses this preparation ,now. be-
cnusc no one can possibly tell that you
darkened your hair. as it docs’it so
naturally and evenly. You dampen :1
sponge or soft brush with,“ and drop
this through your hair. taking one
small strand at a time: by morning
the gray hair disappears. :ml after
another application or two. your hair
becomes beautifully .luok. thick and
glossy and you look years younger.—
Adv. .
fiLADIEI) BIAS STOLE» HIS \YIFE.
MERIDEN. Aug. 9.———\\’illiam V.
Anderson of No. 51 South Broad street.
piano salesman. who on July 13 last
sllot himself and his wife, was b‘ound
over on a charge of assault with in-
tent to murder in Police Court today.
His bond was fixed at $6,000. It was
testified that Mrs. Anderson and her
husband had separated and she went
to live at the "moxie neru‘y of Rudolph
Strauss. Anderson went there to ask
her to‘return for the sake of their two
children. he says: and when she rc-
fused. he shot her and than himself.
Both have been in the Meriden Hos-
pital. " In his statement to the police.
Anderson'elaiincd that Strauss had:
stolen his wife. according to the tes—
timony“ of Detective Captain- J.» H.
Burke.
N0 BETTER MEDICINE
. . FOR MY KIDNEYS
That is what Frank Miller of Bing-
ham Canyon. Utah, says of Fol‘ey -Kid-
ney Pills. "I was so bbthcr’e'd with
kidney trouble I could not work and
the many medicines I tried did me no
good. I took just two ‘bottlcs of
Foley Kidney Pills and they put me‘.
on my feet and at work again." Why
cutter when this reliable medicine for
easily. had Prompt and tonic. Still-
son, Powell Corporation—Adv.
said. provides for price fixing for each
com’rqunity. the retail charge for coal
to be determined by transportation 5
and other necessary costs. ,
o ' .‘
GO MONOPOL’Y.
ROME. —During the fiscal
year
in Italy gave the state two and One-
‘ or about 8125, 000 -
During the same period the '
000.
l
very much out of date. 2
ExtraFmePos-k ...... 20cm.
Stutfed Olives, special,- 15o bot
macaroni or Spaghetti, 8o pkg
M.-
T0. LIE IN STATE
Rev. John F. Ryan of Danbury
and Rev. B. F. McCarthy 0! Washing-
ton (Conn). formerly curatcs at ite
deacons of the mass; Rev. William H.
Francis
Keough. assistant chancellor; will be.
mister and assistant master of cere-
Montlgnor
”Dugg'an vicar general will
The active bearers will be James F.
Dolan and John F. Geffey. trustees of
the church :Jamcs P. Berry, Andrew
. Yfliliiii MOTHER
“’illiam V. Collins and
, The honorary bearers will be so-
lectcd from the clergy in attendance
.Pencd.c; s (- cmet :x -
‘ "We think our stock canhardly be
' : shelf hardware, or ’unything. in
* BEAT GIRLS u: come. "i
, CONTEST.
NEW YORK. Aug. 10.—-Little
Adolph Kramer is only eleven years
old. but he has a. great trouble on his
mind as well as a. distinction. ‘VI'HE‘Q
Adolph entered a cooking contest—stag-
ed by the Day Nursery he attends and
won the first prize as a muffin baker.
he, was sort of dragooned into it, he
said, because he did not want any girl
to beat him at anything.
But now. with .be award in his.
pocket. Adolph is kept busy showing
his boy compzn-ons that even if he
can bake, be 1.130 is something of an
exterior decorate: in the war of ,black
eyes and such.
"of Weather
Headaches‘
When you cool oli‘ suddenly and
when you sleefila a draft. you
c natmal result
Enamdacheo. Neurslgis and
To saesmp the Headache and Wed
03' the Cold,
‘3: /NOW STRUNG
ilcr Mother's Faith in lydia E.
Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable Compound
Led Her To Try It '
Kcnosha, Wisconsirn—‘ ‘I cannot say
enough in praise of Lydia E. Pinkham’ 3
Vegetable Com-
Eound.M mother
ad great aith in it
asshe had taken so
much of it and when
‘ I had trouble after
. my baby was born
she axe it to me.
he pcd me so much
dict-e than anythin
else had done that
advise all women
with female trouble
to give it a fair trial
b
THAT
caused by the heat is quickly
relievedbyjnst one dose. oiLax-
ative BROMO QUININE Tablets.
DEPR$SED FEELING
Does not contain any harmful
«habit-forming drugs.
The box been this signature
and I am sure they will feel as I do
about it. —Mrs. Fssn. P. HANSEN, 662
é‘fifiérw
i Symmbnds St., Kenosha, Wisconsin.
A medicine that has been In use nearly
fifty years and that receives the praise
and commendation of mothers and
grandmothers is worth your considera-
tion.
If you are suffering from troubles
that sometimes follow child-birth bear
in mind that LV dia E. Pinkham sVege-
table Compound :5 a woman’ s medicine.
AUTO REPAIRING, . ,
WELDING
Kendrick & , Chase Garage
Telephone I17
“II“!
13 Raymond Street
Roi-walk. Goflm
,_.—-—————-i
It :s especmlly adapted to correct such
troubles.
The letters we publish ought to con—
vince you; ask some of your women
friends or neighbors— they know its
worth. You will, too, if you give it a
fair trial.
,sGUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA CO. 'm
luto Bodies, Fendert
Lamps, Repaired 3}“
Made to Order
. Welding Metal: or All Kinds
VICTOR WESELY
" 48 Chestnut St. Phone 356-5
Now introducing a full line of ‘4
GENTS FURNISHINGS
At Most. Reasonable Prices.
931:: Nam St. SO. Norwalk
ALLINALL
excelled. ,7
We carry a wide variety of the
best makes in
ALL m DS OF
MBDWABE
It you need tools, implements,
f
‘4
our' line call and let us show you
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Session
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