r,
: HATS OFF
. To ..
FALL FELTS
m is not a drillmaster and _
{I‘d-fashion cracks no whip.
71 flats are not divided in-
do fashionable and unfash-
ionable blocks, but into be-
coming and unbecoming.
1.? Hat is only smart, if it
f" l smart on you.
"We specialize in Smart Hats
. -, and carry a variety of blocks
‘ in the most sought Fall
shades.
' r‘On Display All Week.
I Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
'1- A scum nan;
'0 will buy your household
4“. rags. papers, junk and all
w-hand goods. You
“Pace acczrdlng to the quail-
e goo e. A square deal
“we
PHILIP P..m0m
82 Van Zandt Strut
We coodi Always on use
Fairsex Costume Co.
11' Main Street Nomam
. av- LL our: FIXTURES
. «AND SUPPLIES-
- ARE THE
BEST THAT
MONEY
Buys,
buy bathroom
ences at this plumb-
s_h _ you buy merchandise that
you-ranted to please you in ev-
respeet. We conduct this
_ hing shop along satisfied-
. «honey-afterward plan.
. = RAYMOND a DEAN
‘ GOMPANY
2 Plan Hill Read.
it
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Don t take It for granted— ,7 ..
that all structural timbers are equally-good for warehouses, I
factories, houses, without further investigation. There’s a lot :
of difl’erencoin timber as in lumber. h t 't ‘in; » I
Givin you “fiat-you exactly want, w en you wan 1 ., ,- . ‘
sures satis¥aotion to you. That 15 why we maintain a stock- and :
equipment so large and an organization so wide In Its operation 1
‘ ‘that you will airways find here just what you want backed by .'
a service that has your interests at heart. ‘
7 .k' d of service could have_built_ this large plant;
1‘0 Other m can keep It gomg and. growling~
\.
no less in service and supply
as it is.
‘1' A -'-iibhn€-'Min\;llle and Bird & Son E°§fi99' ‘ .
.‘enoetroek and celotex Wall Boards; -
__The '.HutCh £9? Bailey COO;
_ -_ FORD i QWNERS
. . Have YonSeenthe Goodrich 30x§1/2 " _ ‘
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50 -
" This is not a cheap oer-d but a genuine Silvefiown, part of the
standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire eyer oh‘ered.
' S. L. Benedict
73 North Kain Street, South Norwalk.
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 6? CO., Inc.
’ Str ’Soth‘N lk‘
88 Washington eet, u _ orwa Y.
nos: 1
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MNIE. JEANNE-TTE
56 80. Main Street So. Nor-walk, Conn.
Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P. M.
Mid-Summer Sale
CORSETS, GLOVES, HOSIERY, BRASSIERES
AND UNDERWEAR
At Reduced Prices.
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials 3?
Steak, - 28c lb. .
25c lb.
. . . 16c lb.
. 35c lb.
. 18c lb.
. 12c lb.
.. 35c lb.
.. 28c lb.
. . 25c lb.
. . 28c lb.
40c lb.
35c lb.
20c Qt.
....... 35CSIDV
. .3 15;, 8c and we each
Fancy 'Bartlett'Pears . . . . . . . . . . . . $11.3,c5’1‘ie5fgikf:
Fancy Peaches $1.15 per basket
Pmeapples . . . ; . . . . . . . . . 10¢ each ;. $1.10 per dozen
Salmon
Codfish Steak . . .
Boston Blues. 7 . .. . .
Dressed Eels
Flatfish ............... '. . .
Haddock ........................ .......
BlueFish ....... l ........
lVeak Fish ....... . . . . .
Small Mackerel . . ........
Fresh Shrimp
Sword Fish
Halibut Steak . . . . . .
RoundClams
Salt Mackerel .
Native Melons
Tomatoes
Io u- .. a .. .-
...
...-...
o.o.vo...‘p....
.........
IOIIIIOIIes
Clo-cu.....'.
’Io-ooesse...
Visit Our Fruitgand Vegetable Department at 43.Main St. Norwalk‘
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 and'43 nun Streeflmlrwalk. ‘ '
' Washington sum me We Avmxie’so. norms;
Weapon-t Georgetown "Jame:- Stamford Black Rock“ Brldgeport
Kills Mosquitoes, Moths. ‘
Disintects ‘Pl 7
Try a Can of Bo-No and You Will Never Th .
_ _ ereaft
glut Cans .......... . . . . . .. e;- Be ”Without It.
uartCsns ........ .....
Gallon Cans ...... . ...”.8283;
Sprayers ..I. see;
......
...-...
[vizmmw )
Min Alice Thornton, 19 years
Old. who Was present in the home
of Geo e Cline, the Movie DI-
rector,rw. en he shot John Bergln,
a movie actor. Miss Thornton
says that she saw nothing to In-
dicate Ber-gin had a pistol or any
otha' weapon or had any chance
for his life. . »
SIR HmBERT SAMUEL EXPLAINS
PALESTINE SITUATION. ‘
JERUSALEM, Aug. 31 (Jewish Tel-
egraphic Agency).—-—Slr Herbert Sam-.
uel. High Commissioner for Palestine.
in a statement submitted at the meet-
ing or the Advisory Council, has made
the following declaration explaining
the situation of Palestine:
“I have returned to Palestine to find
that the confirmation of the Palestine
Mandate by the League of Nations is
giving rise to a remarkable series of
false rumors which have been spread
among the people. It has once mor
been asserted that the Moslem poo-
session of the Mosque ALA-18a and the
Haram Esh-Shax‘if is threatened. and
representatives have been sent to
Mecca to defend~ Moslem rights. It is
not necessary to go to so much trou-
ble to repel an attack which no one
has made or will make. The .‘loslem
>95 a. om MW
absolutely guaranteed. not only by the
declarations of the lrilish
mum. but by Article 13 of the Man—
tlnlv itself.
"It is rumored also that on llH‘ pas-
lee of the Mandate. the British flags
gbwr the governoraics will be replaced
[by Zionist flags: the Government of
liln- country will be transform-d to the
'Zlonlst organization. and 30.0“" Jews
:xvill immediately tumor the country to
;occup.\' ii. i am not so much surprls~
lrul that mischief-makers should spread
fantastic FlCl‘l"S of this character as I
om that any sane human bring
should lil‘lit‘Yi‘ them. Yet. I am as-
Surt-vl that so (‘r-wlnlous are sections of
the population of (his country that
tllt‘l‘c are mum i'nlhitiunls who really
bolivw‘ :hn‘. . \'< ms such as tin-so will
happen.
"11h"
.mnkc no
:Ipprmnl of the I‘l’nmlntia will
ziir‘z'vt-nnc‘e wlmlwver in lice
gpl‘esonl :tslrnin‘islrntion cf the country.
for in (in: laws routing to immigra-
'tion. it “ill. however, he follower] by
the L'l‘.R(‘llll"!‘.Y of a Constitution which
will provide for {he establishment of a
lt‘g‘ls‘llllht‘ us~ ml ly containing n ma-
jority of mvml-nvjs freely elected by
the people. The drawing up of the
list ol‘ \‘nttjl‘s \vil? begin as soon as the
Constflulion is promulgated. and when
thn‘t is commuted—wit must ne’é'essnrily
take some lirn.:~—lhe election will take
place."
—.__.
(‘ADDY CHARGES CREATING.
Boy's Complaint u! Beating: Causes
- (‘lulmmn’s Suspension.
CHICAGO. Aug. 31.-~-On the last
{hole in the \Vustmorclnnd Country
{club's tournament. Aug. 15. Charles
:Bruckhauser. an eleven~year—old cad-
ldy. accused \Yillinm P. Kent_ a mem-.
‘ber and an ol'l'lctxr of an insurance
company,-of cheating.
Kent says the boy. threatened to
make such an unfounded charge un-
less he gave him $5, which he re
fused. The caddy sayaShS told Ken
he had seen irregularities in his play
and Kent responded "by choking and
lbeating me." Kent denies striking the
0y.
The boy complained to the club
governors, who. after an investiga—
tion. suspended Kent and. barred the
caddy. .
\
SPARE TIRES SHOULD BE vain)
OCCASICXALLYuC ,.
K .
"It is a good
ouble of using your Spneitiresa day,
or two. ‘at least once smooth.” lithe
hadvlce of A. Modne, dealer in United
lStates tires. ’ , ‘
“We are informed that-the highest
authorities on rubber state that.f0r
some unknown reason._'mbber mmains
durable much longer in“; 1d used occa-
sxonaily than if it remains" ,unused
month after. month. ,Wii‘en-. a; tire
dOESI} t set any use a}; ,1deteribratl0n
sets in whichqproceed”"h?nch less rap-
$37.91;???”le it gm 4 chance to
. aparticies " ‘ —
ing usfid-fltaatv or two-f2??? up by he
"Speaking..ot spares," it might _be
well torelterate the rite: thatspares
will last better if theyarefioveéuinn
SCI-that the bright sunlight d’oes.h6t
strike them." ' i .
possession of the Harnm ESll-Sllai‘lflS'
Gox-crn- .
thing" to go -to_ the -
LADIES’ SILK STOCKnvGS—Fancyilaee effects, white only.rWere $5.N0w$2,951
LADIES SILK STOCKINGS-fBlack-only. V'Lace effects. A bargain at '
g” Specials
FOR ALL THE FAMILY.
$2.79 ‘
CHILDREN’S SCHOOL STOCKlNGS—Our Special values . . . . . . . . . . 250 to .50. 1
CHILDREN’S SOCKSLPmtty~colors.«~3-4-Iength._were 45c & 69c. x0... 39. ,
MEN’S HALF HOSE—High grade cotton; all colors. Specially priced, 25c-35c-39c ,'
A‘NICE LINE OF CHILDREN’S N ECKTIES.
M in
POSSIBILITY..OF
COMPROMISE ON
MORATORIUM
' (Continued from Fist Page)
the action of the German Government
in publishing broadcast the text of
Ben- Schr' der’s statement to the
commissi The statement laid the
blame for everything on circumstan-
lces. pleading that Germany could
thave found a way out of the impasse
.but for the assassination of Foreign
2Minister Rathenau and the failure of
the international loan. which created
9:3 panic and destroyed all her well-
Ilaid plans. .
; \Vhile the commission viewed the
tissuance of this statement on the eve
for its final decision with the gravest
displeasure. it apparently had no
fefiect on French opinion.
3 The members of the German dele-
Egation appear to be totally unaware
of the tenseness or the. situation
created in France by the unceasing
discussion of reparations and the fail-
ure to arrive at concrete results.
“'hen asked by THE ASSOCIATED
llllll. NOW WELL
ANll STRONG
“as rare-...; 5“
3 eg e ‘
as Mother Advised
——.__.____
hio.—‘,‘ My daughter al-
ache and leg-ache at cer-
tain riodsandcould
on her feet at
those times. We read
about L die E. Pink-
ham’s ege table
Compound d o i 11
girls so much goo
so she began to take
it. That is two years
ago and she is a dif-
ferent girl since then
able to do any work
she wants to do-al-
though she is still
heavy work — and so
We recommend Lydia
_ getable Compound to
all mothers With ailing daughters, and I
give you permission to uh ish this let-
ter as a testimonial. "— rs. A. M. BURK-
ggpnsr, Route No. 2, Box 1,Wauseon.
10.
Somethintgout of balance will affect
the finest " ock, causing it to gain or
lose. The proper adjustment made, all
18 wall. So it is with Women. Some
trouble may upset you completely
Lydia E. Pinkhnm’s Vegetable Com-
pound wil correct thecsuse of the hop-
le and dies eeable symptoms Will
.di eras ydidinthecaseofllra.
Emmet-'3 daughter. ,
Mamas-ital worthyofyonrcon'
fidence. 4 _
. Ive-HIP. _’ ’
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Wanseon,’-
wsys had be
careful not to do
well and stron .
E. Pinkham'sg'e
330xes Sardines, inPure Olive
Téa.......v..........35cl‘b.
Jellofloose 12c ID.
A. STULL
THOUGHT HE’D BOUG L '
‘ ~___
HooGus Odisco‘lS of ‘8
0 30- Louis Zebherso
last Julyrt‘or hisown
, , l
;. - . Tannnsnnn £13m
PRESS what tnwesults would be in
case France refused to continue the
parieys and decided to exercise her
sanctions by force. if necessary taking
over the Geman mines. forests and
customs, Herr Schroeder calmly re-
plied:
"Why. I don't know. It would cer-
tainly be\bad for exchange."
Herr Séhroeder seems to think the
of the mark,
dwells on this point in conversation.
M. Delacroix, the Belgian delegate,
and the commission went into session
at 10:15 o'clock,
present.
”GIRLS so To wnLcoia—n
FATHER, TRAIN KILLS ALLf
GOUVERNEI‘R, N. Y., Aug. 31.—
-l.ila and Medeline “’ells
meet their father last night on his way
home from work in a quarry near
here.
York Central Railroad trestle in
linm street.
“Then they were more than
liam \Vells. He saw his
train that runs between
and Massena.
He tried to beat the train to rcxcue ‘
:‘ul all '
were
He lost the I‘uCt- ;'
Th children
the children.
thret- were killed.
6 and 8 years old.
I
cchl-lgggsn s PlLLS
IAxoxn BKANX).
lad autumn".
Chi-chapter s Dina-o-
Mu. in Bed and Gold me
la. sealed with Blue Ri‘
Tots no other. Buy omen,
Dru . Aski‘ost‘lfl-l" i‘i-TER
hula rm "RAN” PILLS. m
Basesnueijvqsneun'
years known a:
son BY DRUfililSlS sumac
. is
53',
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l
i
GUARANTEE TRUN K
AND UMBRELLA C0.
Now introducing a full line of
GENT’S FURNISHINGS
At Most Reasonable Prices.
9 No. Main St. So. Norwalkl
Visit the
GRAND OPENING
SALE
Shapiro Bros.
123 Washington Street
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Bargains Galore All Over
The Store.
Presses
worst thing that could happen to Ger~ ;
many in any case is fresh depreciation
and he continually _
Schroeder and Karl Bergmann call- ‘
ed at the reparations commission‘s .
quarters at 9 o'clock this morning, ,7
and had a half hour's conference with ‘
with Colonel Logan.
set out to;
They took a route over the New:
\‘x‘il- §
half .
way across they saw their Father. \\ il- ’
daughters.
and behind them a fast approaching“?
XV llf'l‘lOVVll ‘
’ F. S. LYON ‘
l 303 PRINTING
New Victor
September Records
On Sale
Tomorrow
18 So. Main Street
I
l
l
l
i OPENING DATES
DAY CLASSES
Tuesday. Sept. 5
EVENING CLA
Monday, SGPL "-
Merrill Busines
. College
College is located in tr: ‘
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDn.
» 97 Washington on. So. Norwsll
1 Phone 374-2.
’_‘
=
S AUTO REPAlRlNG.
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage
18 Raymond Street
hon ll?
7.,” 8.th Nomlk. Confl-
fl
into Bodies, F endergl
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals 01 All Kinds
WESELY
“253.2%. 1...... ....
“Old Friends at the Old
Price
The Old well So Cigar and
. . the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
AGOOd Stdckbi‘ ,
' Cider Mills
' and Wine
;CattBéPound in This Store.
see-mm mm; Gals- to so
3 ‘79. Gals. ‘itTRight Prices.
/
N refiteermg' on on .W ‘
Gigs“? They are the best GE”
made at that price.
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PARFUMS J ONCAIRE
PARIS
We have added a new line'oflm:1
ported Toilet Specialties wlnc D—fi
elude Face Powder, Tall‘uln..um€. »
Cream, Night Cream and Perl .3-
‘ t“
, These are exceptional lush $73
duality and moderately priced. d
i - ‘se
We feel sure you Will be 91:3]-
Withthemstopinandg€£3~-
pie. “
H A. MEAD
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