that all structural timbers are equally good “schema.
factories, houses. without further investigation. There’ s a lot
of difierence 1n timber as in lumber. w}; t t in
win 'rou what you exactly want, on you wan 1 - '
sures:i sat1s§a<3130n to you. That. is why we mmtain a stock and
equipment so large and an organization so wide 1n its operation
that you will aIWays find here just what you wanthaeked by
a service that has your interests at heart.
No other kind of service could have built this large plant,
.110 less in service and supply can keep it going andugrowmg.
as it is.
The Hatch 69’ Bailey Co.
Johns-Manville and Bird & Son Roofingsy "1-
5heetrock and Celotex Wall Boards.
THE MAN’S SHOP
HATS OFF
TO
FALL FELTS
_ h is not a drillmaster and
“true fashion cracks no whip.
1 ... ’3 Hats are not divided in—
to fashionable and unfash-
Enable blocks but into be—
coming and unbecoming.
MHat is only smart, if it
looks smart on you.
specialize in Smart Hats
. 11nd carry a variety of blocks
in the most sought Fall
shades.
On Display All Week.
Costello & O’Meara
21 North Main St.
m A Boom our;
will buy your homhold
4“. n35 papers, 111:: m all
“4!- hand goods. An you
.Prloe according to the gum
.1! If the goods. A some deal
”wan.
IEIIJP P. mom
4 12 Van Zandt emu
laud-hood Good; Always on kl.
'Fairsex Costume Co.
11 Main Street Norwalk
FORD OWNERS
Have You Seen the Goodrich 30x31/2
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
finanotsdieap cord but a. genuine Sflvertown, part of the
standardlino. Thisisthebestralueinaoordtireeverofi‘ered.
S. L. Benedict
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A. F. Beckmann 69’ Co., Inc.
88 Washington Street, South' N orwalk
non ma; nu Dunn!
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Stewing Lamb 15c lb. g
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BeefLiver...... ..... . ...... ....... 14cm.
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Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Department at 43 Main St, Nerwalk.
”a £70211!!ng
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2:1.3
3 111.1'1'111»: the puces we
‘chrge for 11'. 1111111111.: acces~
antics please mightin the folks
who are in 11 1ed of suclr conveni-
fact {hat We only charge
. .. tor our supplies
.~ only IEBC er a bill for the ac-
services we render is building
1113 a business that pleases us.
. RAYMOND a; DEAN
COMPANY
2 Flax Hill Road.
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Schultze’ 5 Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Main Street Norwalk.
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue 80. Norwalk
Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
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YOUR CHILD “'ILL FIND HERE
THE SCHOOL SUPPLIES
That \Vill Meet “ilh the Fe .-1~ he 1' ‘3' -lpy1‘-\al-All Kinds of
YNOTE IJH‘lle. I} 1.7”le l1. INK. I'ENL H S AND
I’E\L‘IL BHXEH ll Ll ISRS, l ENS, E'l L.
The Hamilton Shop
49 Wall Street
Iolas Sold on Easy Terms.
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Open. Saturday Evening Until 9 {man can
SALE
3rd ANNIVERSARY
0F CORSETS, ROSIE-RY, GLOVES, BRASSIERE
AND UNDERWEAR. I ‘ 7 8
Biggest Values Ever OEered——Do Not Miss This
Money Saving Opportunity.
QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES.
511011 of domestic
,of 1111- so substitutes "
‘ Th? “311111111111, Which was iss an d for
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311111911 11111111. 1 in
FllUNlRY l3 SHY
30 ,000, 000 TRNS
0F ANTHRABFFFI‘
Cally Exhausts Stocks of
.Hard Coal in Oeuntry.
try‘s normal supply 01‘ anthracite. 0031;
is already short approximately 30.-
000,000 tons as a‘ result of the five
months suspension._ according to a
statement issued today by the C031
Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce
of the United Statesr
According to the statement. "the
normal yearly production of anthra-
cite coal 51111512114 for 11431. sehold pur-
poses is about 72,060,010 16115. As it
is possible to store anthracite safely
for long periods, the industry is or-
ganized to run 1311111 fair , uniformity
throughout the your. It is the ens--
tom of producers, dealers, and many
domestic consumeis to accumulate
supplies in the summer and fall
Five Months Strike Practi- '
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-——The coun-‘
against winter needs. As the produc-
tive capacity of the anthracite‘mlnes
is suflcient to take care of this uni-
form demand only it is apparent that
any interruption in the regular pYQ‘
[duction dm‘ing the summer months i§~
1 bound to create a shortage which can-
‘not be overcome.
”Except for a few thousand tons re-
covered monthly by dredging from
the rivers coal washed down from the
,mines. there has been no production
since April 131. There. are no accurate
figures. as 10 Stocks of anthracite
usually carried by producers. by deal-
ers. or in the bins of household
consumers. It is known. however,
that broadly speaking. 510.11.15.01“ an—
'1hracite are exhausted. The
has already caused a fin. months' in—
termption in normal prolu 111011—41
shortage amounting to approximatelv‘
35.11"”). ’1'“) 20125 “bile the substituu
sizes of himminous,
:coal for anthracite and increased use
:of gas. coke or all mav reduce to
zeomt extent the normal 2 .ier de~
jumnd tor anthracite. 1111 re are many
: rlitlic allies in the Wziv of 11 general use 7
tlzl- infozmm'ion of the 11117111110: : the ’
\ltfm‘a' C‘hamh-fin is nanompmz xi by"
a chart which sets :orl
”1 “‘1 '11 prod; sr‘tion ml 1m:;.l 71111393
'1 in the anthracite in? :stzx slum:
”” is shown in {he (filmy-1 tietfi.
3‘1 '13. {EN r»: were 7131411432 3
fl: liti'fif‘l” 2111111411 at :1, lsleor cost
‘1'1' " 2" "'1'. In lili‘l. :1».a‘~"rr"li;12¥0.
7".li'lfifii‘y tors of (within—,3;
o! :1 "1‘ cos: of
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To Favor Householders
In Distributing Coal
i from lire: Page)
men...”
1‘ Con 1 i n 1
7 «Mia»; Eliogo‘vorn-
pi‘lv,“>: the zuizws. -
in .i‘-“€t"'i that tho 5
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u'oult‘i report to the‘
Just what;
11-11:ng have to count-
(-1.11! 9:12 1, )1 ,1141’ writing was uncertain,
.111». Rush?! 521:4.
“'32; 1 71".»- “1‘ was in progress the 1;
111.311 315011 “he backed f
wily owl co ou’d act ,
11.11 11011 state lenis-
necessary to 11.519- :
Rate to the 1‘21ch commission power to
prev-31:1 such m 19 by unscrupulous
«11.211115. Mr l: 1:25:91! said New York
511.1% 0 has 1-.1ss- 3 571931 legislation.
Al though 1111 hard coal strike has
it is 11111205311311,» to sax: how
Connecticut can ox-
met. Mr. l 11551 31 said. but he express~
0.1 hope that “Connecticut wlou 1'! got
its share " The c 0.11 situation is still
unchanged and the need of 1.13.1115: 111‘
a Supply of 80:1 coal is as imperative
as it 1111s three Weeks ago he said.
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GLORIA 8333335057
BR! DG SPORT.
Poli's Palace' 1heatre,l:}ridgeport,
brilliantly launched into the amuse-
ment world this “eel; has Gloria. ,
Suauson in “Hu Gilded Cage" as the P
screen feature of its bill the last half
of this 11eek.Gloria Swanson. with
all her glittering glory, seems a
happy choice for this newest, most
beautiful theatxe.
The picture is a screening of the
play by A 1111a \‘ichols that ran in New
York last season at the Apollo Theatre
under the title of "Lme Dreams "
Miss Swanson plays the role of a
young singer who to get the proper
medical treatment for her crippled
Sister, plays a role in her professional,
career entirely foreign to her real
self. The story is intrigueing in that
it combines a charming romance With
the fascnatlng background of the
stage. Miss Swanson fairly takes
GLITTERI 3G
AT PALACE.
robe. Den 1d Powell, Harrison Ford-
“alter Hiers, Charles Stevenson and
Anne Cornwall play the leading $0193
in the support.
the Palace will he a. remarkable S111"
rounding program, including other
films, \ocal numbers and dance fea-
tures.
Poll’s Palace continues, after the,
flare of its opening to be “the show
place of Bridgeport" - i P ' L
» Renovating Leather Bags) . ;.
Shabby leather bags may
proved in appearance by being rubbed
with thewellvbeaten white of '
and then with a 1191 sh
W ‘
strike ’1
l
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l1 tho changes , -...
one' s breath by the dare of her ward-j ,
Along with the feature .pieture at ,,
TEESDAY, SEPTEMBER g
HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Y u [Yeed A Beacon Blanket
line is complete Wlth prices 10M},
Fer these cooler evenings and our ;
ever. Beacon Crib, Indian, Plad and regular bed Blankets.
4?
, BEACON BLANKET BATHROBE SETS IN MANY DESIGNS
BEACON SOFA PILLOWS—A big value at “1.1
Wool Blankets—All Sizes and Weights.
11111) SPREADS—SHEETSf-PILLOW CASES—Towns
A Special Sale of Sash Curtains
[Pretty deSigns in Scrim orMarguisetts 49c Slicggc‘
ALL MAKES OF SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES—NOTICE CONT: 1’53 ‘
RS. RARRI
11113 11111
3113 111113011
LONDON.——-(By Nail).—~Wiilian1m
1111170111.va has just returned ,to
Loud on from his American tour, is en-
thusiastic oxer the 11151: progress
{made in Wireless telegraphy and tele-
phon,‘ 111 the: l'nitml States Since his
last 11511.
mre'l that
‘ or" the: English in
the Americans were far
1»: on leasting
1111 l in “um-i '05s - l‘e (- lopment go neral 1y.
“Tl. 5. Americans lime reachel 11
~ 3.1311511199111011 oi 11:31:11! 1112111 have
11111515."111e 11111113111: inventor said.
, of speech and me re-
W1 11311011 messages
rieuiwd 111 the I 1111:- 3 S: ates are
‘ .. WOMAN rwao MADE coon.
Miss Elizabeth Malott Barnes.
who has been elected president of
the newly established Women’s
Clean Government Organization,
founded for the purpose of en-
couraging the study of civic af-
failrs among women. The head—
quarters are in Washington.
' mi}: 1017) be
beautfll
129 m a «I
{be ugw:ggkafazfi'ag
Somme
lambs ffim
MMMMI'
‘ ”gem
for m 03]:
35,! Washington St. Keeler Building
8m NorwalkConn.
» amazing." _ ,
Mr. Kareem said the muse trans-3
- In an interview today he ,3.
P CanBeFounmehisStore.
[Kegsnnsizurromsoaas we;
mined by wireless in Amefimwas
“It is a fact," said he, "as loud as
many American jazz bands, and that
is saying a good deal. The party on
Schnectady, X. Y.
In crossing the Atlantic. ,
coni was able to make numerous tests
of the behavior of What is called at-
mospheric disturbances. These tests
seemed to confirm the opinion that the
disturbances which interiors
wireless originate on the
and not on the sea. “3181: he
near Europe. they all came from
weak. and that thev were comir.
from prettv we}: all arm. 11d
ing America. the disturbances from
'lie European side “we xer} weak.
While those from the Ame: ii an
Were: more; marked.
4
Advertise in the Sentinel.
SO BETTERV MEDICINE
That is what Frank- \11'1' er of B: ug-
ham Car you, i.” tab. save of Fol ey Ki d-
ney 1312.3. “I Was
kidney trouble I so ouid not work and
the. many medium es I tried did me no
good. I took in ust two bottles
Foley
on m ' feet and at work 3531131.
suffer when this reiinblc medicine 102'
kidney and bladder aiiments is
easily had. Prompt and tonic. Still-
son. Powell Corporation—Adv.
fl
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
Pure Cider Vinegar . .
'Maoaroni Sp“ ashetti or
Noodles ......
Sardines,i11 P2135 0‘1“._
3 boxes ............... '
Our Famous Pure New 0-.':.
Molasses $8: 2 ‘
A. STULL
24 Cottage? 32., East Norwalk
7 ,“IRENE”
.much clearer than the phonograph. ;
net. or European side. Whereas. when ’
he was in mid—Atlantic, he {mind that i
the disturbances were very few and:
(311 near— .
side
FOR 311: Kme'zs '
so bothered Wi h.
of
Kidney Pins a..d they pntime'
" ‘Vl’hy‘
50‘
” Telephone 917
WAS GOOD:\
SAYS A .7 com
In carat
this 1110:“
fishichs 4:
1gh. as.
our yacht were able to dance to music 5
sent out by the broadcasti“ g station at ;
Mr. Mar- ‘
with . '
continents
was .
the ,1
F. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Ncrmli
OP£\ BED HT
‘1, i will 8 :1
(cheese
02' lege is located '11 in:
CITY NA’IO'QAL BANK BURNTk
97 Washmgtcn on. So. Norm
rhc :1: 324'?-
r—M-fi
WEARING,
WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Gang!
13 Raymond 515'!
south Not-walk. COMI-
I
4
4
lute Bodies, F e n deli
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metal: or .111 Kindf
VICTOR VVESELY
48 Shaun: St. Phone 359
AND UMBRELLA C0.
New introducing a full line of
GEN-1‘s FURNISHINGS
ht Most Reasonable Prices.
' V l—-—-———-—-d
9 No. Mains; So. Norwalk
' A Good Stock of
GUARANTEE TRUNK , . '
Old Friends at the OR
Price
11
Th Old Well ac C155“ 3“
the Perfecto 130'“th
at 10c.
No profiteering 0“ 0}
They are the has
Cigars.
made at that price.
d We]
cigaf-
I
I
Cider Mills
and Wine
Presses
PARFUMS JONCAIRE
PARIS
We have added 'a new 3'1"
ported Toilet Specialties 115;.-
clude Face Powder. Taku‘fi’
Cream}, Night Cream and 1 1" *
These are excePtil-malh Jigh :
quality and moderately Dr 1*31‘ *
We feel sure you “11 be P
with them, stop in and 51’"
Norwalk Chronicler