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electrically, automatically
Wematically. We have co
If youncan use this size bette
“into of it now.
‘I D
Our Pea Coal has sold wi
apply. This is “Old Compa
' “(balm—the best.
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-_ -‘ ’ Our BllCfiI‘VTlCat coal lS screened
this: size now on hand but may not
"later if the larger sizes should be
it scarce as now seems probable.
Rush but w‘é still have a limited
‘ R130?
and
al of
you
The Hatch
Joh no-Manville Co.
Sheetrock and
rbe
tha
ny ’s
f’DON’T LET A LITTLE THING LIKE A “WAIT” DRAG
BAcx ON YOUR PROSPERITY AND IIArrIans.
WAITING To EUILD.
is one of the heaviest weights you can place around your neck.
There’s rent, high rent, always gomg on and nothing; to show
fOr it—and‘ just think of the comfort and happiness
are missing.
' Our Lumber Builds Better. Let’s Talk Building RIGHT NOW:
e Bailey. Co.
and Bird & Sons Roofings.
CElotex Wall Boards.
Simon Lake to Retrieve
Coal in Sunken Ships pn
- Bottom of L. 1. Shut!
from first page)
(Contineél
than that number did aotuall§ carry
From a large variety of
Shipping boards Mr. Lake computes
that the average would be about five-
Piguts and that would make the num-
' He esti-
mates that the average cargo was
about 900 or 1,000 tons,_in which case
coal might have neared
Ofgthat total a third
or more may have gone to rest at the
such cargo.“
ber somewhere about 2,500.
the total
2.500.000 tons.
bottom of the Sound.
or the 864 craft sunk while carry.
' from
' A splendid stock of reliable traveling gear oi'the very highest grade.
ing coal the cargoes ranged
200 to.6,000 tons.
As to the brig Nile, she went to
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T iNORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Some School ‘Day. S
TRUNKS, BAGS, SUIT CASES.
FORD
THE MAN’S SHOP
Says
These
AUGUST DAYS
Don One of Our Dapper
2-Piece Suits
At $12.50
That Makes It Easy.
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
Keep Cool
3. Like
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
OWNERS
Have You Seen the‘GOOdrich 30x31/2
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
This is at» a cheap cord but a'gemn'ne Silvertown, part of the
. standard line. This is the best value in a. cord tire ever offered.
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,- and better method. he feels.
cargoes of sunken
his life in his hand. or perhaps more
properly in his air pipe.
the bottom in 1894 and was located
by Mr. Lake in 1900 and'soon after
Mr. Lake and others recovered a part‘
of her cargo. bituminous coal. Then
she was left in her' cozy berth until
she was relocated in 1920, in the fall
of that year. Coal was removed from ‘
her with a digger. '
Has New Method. _
But now Mr. Lake has a newer
’ He is >
to use a. suction pipe of fifteen inches
diameter. Before this a suction of
much finaller size has been tried.
Hitherto a diver working on the
ships has taken
Always he
See OurSpccial Cowhide 18 in. Bag
very reasonable prices.
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has been in utmost peril of entangle-
he shifted his footing. Falling debris
dislodged might strike‘hls unprotected
person or the air pipe or \the
;mechanism. _To minimize this danger
Mr. Lake has {or nearly two years
been experimenting with a species of
giant tube or case about five feet in
Phone
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JUST ARRIVED l
A shipment of Sweaters in such
a variety and stile and colors that
we feel sure v: . can suit you. They
are ofl'el‘ed to you at very special
prices.
We Remain Orcn Saturday Evening
Fairsex Costume CO.
11 Main Street Nor-walk
7.?
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110“ 1405
m
””” ANNUAL" MID
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING '
South N orwalk
o
w Pat
In A sQUARE‘fiuI;
'0 will buy your household
- rugs, papers Ink
Donald—hand goods.'A111yth1:‘yg
‘70. Price according to the quail-
Q d the goods. A I
. n. dual-o deal
2mm P. mnom
.2 Van Zandt at“
Cool-sharia Good: Alwayo on “i.
Alunc- -- -
. WE CAN
QUICKLY
CURE THE
FAlLlNC-
With that
you ask and
, i'ht's the matter
3i: heater?”
»m in your family seems to
-. Ask us that question of-
‘ we haw: 1tlilken a look at it
. we e on i ‘
fix it. y ts ailment
RAYMOND
a nu Hill ma Dm'
fl
20%
On Ev
THE BEST
\
FUNERAL
WALL AND HIGH STREETS
FOWlef’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
1340-1341
diameter. This is connected with
' electric motors and mechanism for
moving it forward or aft or to either
side. * ‘
Also the case is equipped with the
suction pipe of fifteen inclies' diam-
eter which can suck up anthracite
coal at the rate of 30“ tons an hour.
11 “’rccks in 2 )liic Am.
Mr. Lake and his assistants have
located eleven wrecks in an pres two
miles Ivirle by six miles long. This
is between Pcnfield Reef Light House
about three miles west oi‘ Bridgeport
M
. Quality Groceries and Free
Light and Cockenoc Island just east of
Nov-walk. The Nile is one of those.
The same explorers have located
five other wrecks off Stamford. Of
those some have been down about
illlrty-fivc years. One or them is a
threc-mnsicr schooner. laden with
building tile and lying on her side.
r
ment with the pipe or the cargo as
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‘ UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY. — l
- All kinds and sizes Of real T. & H. quality l
.1 ORDER THE'CASH WOVEN LABELS AT THE NOTION COUNTER
“a“ ‘ A > Q
AL CONFERENCE
C0 RESUMED AGAIN
(Continued train Page One)
of the operators there has been va
growing conviction that the mines
must be opened and the men put to
work to save both sides. With ap—
proximately 155.0il0 anthracite work-
ers in idleness, millions of dollars in
wages are being lost. while mineprop:
erty worth other millions is gems to
pieces and prospective buyers are cla—
TW' 0 DIVORCE runs
ARE FILED IN COURT.
Charles F.» Aubrey, of Scranton, Pa.,
has filed a petition for divorce
the Superior court from Ruth M.
Hoflman of this city.
tion January 1. 1917.
married in May. 1913. .~
Hattie Scott. of Ridgefield seeks a»
divorce from Thomas Scott
same place. alleging
also asks for the custody of two mi
children and alimony.
married in April 1908.
alleging deser-
They
They
of
cruelty.
SPECIALS FOR TE
WEEK
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Extra Fine Pork ‘20: lb
the .
She .'
ilOl‘ _’
were j
Sardines, in pure Olive Oi
. . . 25c
3 cans . . . . ..
Corned Beef Hash. ’l
3%. an .“
.. .u .- H. .‘b‘;
Toilet Tissue, Trolls
moring‘ to be supplied.
Roth National and State
mental influences are being exerted
upon the owners and operators to
make every concession possible. Rail-
road interests,” which have been losing
the profitable haulage of coal, have
lldlit'il their voices. Enough Orders
have been reported to be on hand in
the coliieries to keep the mines pro-
Govern-
;jucing more than the normal amount
for months,
Significance was placed in the fact
. ZGC
When a!”
Whenyon in
flats Cold. Th 3
Headset:
SoroM
nodes.
4 Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69" C
88 Washington Street, South N orwalk‘
0., Inc.
nu DELIVERY
-SUMMER 8
DISCOUNT 20%
ery Item in Our Immense Stock. ""
FURNITURE VALUES IN THE CITY
MM
Raymond €99
Son
DIRECTOR.
ALE
(Continued from Page One)
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Moulding ‘lirnnd Jump.
\‘Calli'l' Kmmw and Charles
r'
'Stroet
5680.Main
AND UN DER
At Reduce
Stewing Lamb
Hamburg Steak
Beef Liver
'r-o-..-.....
Visit Our Fruit and Veg
ALL BCHULTZE MARK
Open Saturday Evening Until
. ‘Mid-Summer
CORSETS, GLOVES, HOSIE
SHOULDER LAMB CHOI’S . . .
K.
stable Dept—Q Main Biz—Roman:
51's cLosnA'r Noon on w
SchultZe’s Sanitary
”udwflfinsmgxm
o. Norw co .
9 P. Milk. nn
Sale
RY, BRASSIERES
d Prices. ‘
......».....32clb.
15c lb.
14c lb“.
EDN ESDAYS .
Markets
lth
. FORMER GOVERNOR
,. WAsHIN’é'rON. Aug.
- makings rapid.
- teak '
tied.
I’m Mi-u‘s Race.
L—f‘lil‘l‘m-rl .N'ini’lli.
ENC. Ilyinulon.
3—-—~.—\ll_u-a~: )l, l'olilman.
I . ., :rhl't‘ihll‘321‘d Race.
1—~\‘\ll,luln Moxiiii'ilv
IL'Homnchicu. ‘
l 3—~\Vill{ll‘il
f Howrd.
, “Allen
hey.
Standing:
l~—Gcorg_~> Cuvuuugh.
2—\\'lll:ll‘d Blocker.
3——\\'ullcr Krappe.
Potato Race.
I‘Gcorgc Lapuk.
2——Allen Riclltor.
3-Harry Clai‘cy.
Baseball Game.
Cockenoe Tribe was defeated a
baseball by l‘ncas team by a-score o
11 to 10 in a
High Jump.
1.
!
ance. who proved t
Cockenoe's 26. The umpires
Williamson and Lincoln.
9. direction
received many com
success of the affair
by an energetic committee éompos’ed
of Frank Moriarity, Allen» Richter-
ohn “Ryan and VVilllam Kelley 0f 11111
cas Tribe: Harry Clancy. Jack Kelley.
Walter Krappe. Robert Lincoln and
Thomas Hickey of Cockenoe Tribe. '
Owing to Uncas Tribe's team secur—
ing the most points in. yesterday's
events‘ the Tribe will retain, perina—
28‘“: possession of thesilver Cup which
. astbee in the athletic
events This
:ea bsource of gratification to the
In ers.and the prize will be highly
pliments on
l
cherished:
Pom: BE
governor Joseph W. Folk '
Is reported .by his-.ph '7
Stolbu.
and George
Meeker .und flex‘bert
Richter .and GEOX'ge God-
.cczlt. or normal.
l‘l’l‘Slll’llGH. Aug. 2].—-Tllc I
or llluck Coal Company
Sliinll Coal Company today officially
azltlizomicml llicy hilt! tile
lulg-
and the \V. H.
signed
tonnage of from 400.000 to 500.0U0
tons.
TERRI‘T HAUTE. Ind.. Aug. 21.—
'l‘lic scale committee; of the Indiana
smear A. STULL
you cool on suddenlyand
you
s natural result
es. Ncmlgia and
In he - - ' - ' ~ - . . 1'0er 0“
Hr l 1"“ :9“ 0‘ 1094“"3 “”‘C‘hl‘ that lllillc union loaders and operators afifldgfif: andW ‘ .
inc “(12‘ lhws . “”00 small surface have arrived at a point in Snturdav's - i If you martini E
4~. ’-(‘i(~(i ‘. " . ' ~ 2 .. ‘
for smr l i, “71m" 3 “Nil fll‘l‘fll‘fltlls SI‘SSIOH \vlicrc toxins of a possible con- cumin“- “9
. . cl .li‘.’ i no bottom. Ono device tract “-0“. discussed. Take l l a - " ’
is for the eyes and another is like HARRISDI‘RG I'a Aug “1—Di— ‘b V “Ln—“L A I
an r- ' . , . , _ -‘ '- _- - - g .,
\lreclthifioci3b- . l luminous coal shipments Irom the t «'lt Kh “- U‘ \ ~ "
Ill'H‘Il'i'l‘ii‘gl .5n a 2‘3““ :‘lrl‘hllefl Fm" Pennsylvania fields during the Week them so _.l::' f”
once in uhllr-rsfiaujcii-km Hid: Fix-”0"" ending Saturday were almost 100.000 auxin. " ‘ ' ' j
gv-intor 0, Ulrich-on k ‘1 ( S ‘39 in- Ions less than in the preceding week. ‘vOUl‘ r.- ;-I' ‘
im‘lrinn iorv'd ) h'. ‘1‘"; ”l" 0‘ 5m“ reports I‘cocived by the Pennsylvania vouv C“ ‘ 5‘1
l ‘ . , I ( OJ 5‘ H“ “as on financial commission Show. llcduc'ion > I ‘ . ' ' ‘ ’ M
.Pon li‘no‘u‘h‘lr of cubmu i n . ;-. 'pv'v v‘) «r,,..— v.;-r‘.- - I...
it ~i‘ . .. > - . «r n. nnpnm- “us at its highest in \K’estniorcland ldblp‘u 3.... M ‘ V
l ”5 or 10‘ 'l_ll‘.,'.‘. illlli l'l"|‘0\‘0l‘lng Sllllki‘ll ‘ ‘ ‘ . ‘ . r._ ._ ‘Vx “-x'll use. 0111‘ D r . : L T.
l‘léfiTflS and “I,“ (,hwmw H . i‘ fatilslllci. “limo It was reported as liuv- . ‘ ‘ . V -
Inr—ndwoz- (.v , . . .““.’.“ . i 5 a fling: reached 58‘ per cent. of normal. “hiding {be @3065.
._ . .ll.lll_\ sclcnnzic socwlics. ’ 1.] 1}“. Pittsburgh digll‘igt p oluc
-. l i . an. A ‘ 1' l -
M-h‘ ‘
T 1, _ lion amounts virtuallv to nothing 'iud
l , ' ‘
30R“~:¢‘I1h RED in Other sections outsinlc the \Vcst- 'F‘
‘0“. ~— - x u .I. - fa ~ - ~ '
- ME}. s annulus l Ml (“mm a “M 1~‘ ‘° I H A MEAD
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THAT DEPRESSED FEELING
al l——-l‘li;~ul«-;. Slnflui. Claw-land :iiIl‘ccllwllt with the, l'nitcd ~
2—(.;.-(v:'f.‘l‘ l. wk. Mm..- Worm-rs of, .-\I‘ll("l'l(‘(1 and would “loaned by the heatjlsseqmckly
:~‘*(;«‘1Il"' .v. ...~acli l'csumo ohm-aliens at once. eved by'IUSt oned ofLaX-
.—-' -~. ti. . v“ w v '
"mun-"w lil‘U‘iul Jump lilo Lulu-er Company. with :l mine ‘uve BROMO QUININE Tame“.
_ 1~~Jilllltf “VHF“ ' zit Ruin-cl; _Pa.. employs about three. Does not contain any hm
2——Ch:li‘l"> S“ M hundrou miners and produces 200.c00 «habit-forming drugs.
., ‘ .- - - - ions of coal \Wm‘lv 1’” in ‘ ‘ bears mm
34“”:1“! .\l _ _ . ‘ .t ,. . l .r noxlunl (.C'll~ -
“mum”: at...“ Illmp dliions, while the Sliinn Compnnv has The box this Signs
_ a _ . - two mincs in ti P 1' ii I '
James lxwllv)‘ till i G‘or . v' " ‘ ' w an mm 9 region
[in]. i t 39 Cd dnabdv employing :n'J int-n. with an annual
24 Cottage St, East Norwalli
SEND THE CHILDREY
Prescription Pharmacist _
SONO. Main St. 50. Norwalk, Lt.
l ’ AUTO REPAIRING, I
“TELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage
v - d Street
Tole hone 017 13 Ra,mcn 7
P south Norwalk. Conn.
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into Bodies, Fender:
Lamps, Repaired and
Bituminous Coal Operators' Associa-
tion and District No. 11. l'niied Mine
\Vorkcrs of America. are scheduled to
meet today. to open negotiations look-
ing to the settlement of the coal strike
ill Indiana. The Indiana Bituminous
41.1»: .4
Coal Operators’ Association as a whole
took no part in the Cleveland confer-
ence called by President Lewis of the
Mine. “'orkers’ Union. the. only Indi—
GUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA CO.
New introducing a full line, of
:i exciting game, which
was witnessed by nearly all in attend-
o be enthusiastic
meters for one side or the other. This
gaVe lIncas a. total of 58 points'to
were
The bake Was laid and served under
of J. H. Gallagher, who
the
. “He Was. asgsted
» very popular.» because nobody an idle-
’ moisten your com
‘ .timagby’ nib hing thegra'yhalrdis- ,
: appears. '
mm operators \le0 signed the basic
‘scale agreement, there being independ-
ent operators and a few members
who bolted the association.
-» HUNTER- DROI‘S ROS\VELL
STRATFORD. ,Augp 21. — Chief
Clerk Andwer J. Roswell has been
dropped from the town payroll by ac-
tion of Toxvn hianager Rutherford
Hayes Hunter. who has resumed
charge of town affairs. The reason
for dispensing with Roswell's service
is given as a desire to effect an econ-
omy.
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MBSAGETEAIN'
co HAIRTODARKENIT
It's Grandmother’s Recipe to Keep
Her Locks Dark, Glossy, Beautiful -
The old-time mixture of Sxe Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
streaked and faded hair is grand-
mother’s recipe, and folks, are‘ again
using it to keep their hair a good.
even color. which is quite sensible, as
we are living in an age when a youth-
ful appearance is .0: the greatest
advantage.
Nowadays, though. ,we don’t have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage. and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the res. -to-use
product, improved by the ad ition of '
other ingredients, -‘called ‘ "Wyeth‘s
sage and. Sulphur-Compound." It is
l
applied; Simply
. or a soft brush
hairrtaking‘ one small strand at “a:
cover ‘it has Vibes
l
, . but; “711
ladies
reco
nervous b . ’ ry
.cailand let 'us show you the best
hinges,'door knobs, locks, window
catches, etc. .
moses
GENT’S FURNISHINGS
At Most Reasonable Prices.
[—_‘-—-—-_.—g
9 No. Main St. I So. Norwalk
Made to Order
Welding‘Metall of All Kizdi
VICTOR WESELY
48 Chutnut 81:. Phone 856:5
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COntraetors and House Owners
we havea varied' stock of season- ‘
abl'e- ,, '
BUILDERS’ HARDWARE
If youiarebuilding, remodeling
of renting premises this season,
" We" believe we can save you
The on Well 5c 0128“}
the Perfecto Routine! £
’ at .100, ‘ '
'0' ”ON"
Ola-n. WWW
Matti!“ prim __,
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Summer $611001
Is in - Session.
ENTER NOW
REGULAR & SPECIAL
COURSES
Merrill Business
’ College
“liege is located In thp
ZQITYNATIONAL BANK stag“
hi gun at» 3°- "w”
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