as it is.
:rHEMAN’s SHOP.
CRAVATS
650, $1.00, $1.50
Covering
Exclusive Novelties
— 'AND —
Distinctive Weavos
-- IN THE ..
New Four-ln-Hands
Costello & O’Meara
' 21 No. Main St.
S.
take it for granted—y
r warehouses.
that all structural timbers are equally good f0
There’s a lot
factories, houses, without further investigation.
of difierence in timber as in lumber. .
Giving you what yOu exactly want, whe
sures satisfaction to you.
equipment so large and an organi
that you will always find here jus
a service that has your interests at heart.
.- Nofiother kind of service could have b
no less in service and
‘The Hatch 89’ Bailey Co
(,
JohnooManvliIe and Bird a. Son Roofing:
“'Sheetrock and Celotex ,Wall Boards.
11 you want. it, in- <
That is why we maintain a stock and
'zation so wide in its operation
1; what you want backed by ,
uflt this large plant,
supply can keep it going and growmg
FORD ‘OWNERS
Have Eon Seen the Goodrich 330.3%
Cord Tire at $ 1 3.50
This is not a chew cord but a genuine Silvertown, part of the
standard line. This is the best value in a cord tire ever ofl‘ered.
L. Benedict
73 North Main Street, South Norwalk.
'1
Delivery.
Quality Groceries and Free
A
F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
loath Norwui
non 1405
'A. F. Beckmann Es? Co., Inc.
on Street, Soutli Norwalk'
nu nmvnr
. lion of the announcement or Mr. Lloyd
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lEli‘sllnu _
milliliter:
10111111131111:
GENEVA. Sept. 13.—-—‘-(Associated;
Press).-—When Prime Minister Lloyd:
George of_ Great Britain arrives here
next week, as he is expected to do. he
will find in Geneva all the necessary:
elements for a. supreme council meet-
ing. It seems assured. France will be
represented either by Rene Vivianl 01'?
Premier Polngare. while the Italian
delegation. upon obtainingconflrma-
*5
George's coming, will send for Foreign
Minister Schanzer. Paul Hymans of
Belgium. who has been here since the
Opening of ffllé‘ League of Natlons‘ses-
sion, has been a frequent participant
in Supreme Council sessionsT'VVhile the
Japanese Ambassadors Hayashi * and;
131111 are both here to represent their
nation. .
The news that the British Premier
was coming here next week has in-
‘jected new 111's into the lagging inter-
"ést in the League Alssembly sessions.
The delegates, who seemed unable to
‘work out of the pessimistic atmos-'
phere which pervaded the council ses-
sion from the opening. are hoping the,
presence of Mr. L10y3 George will not
only furnish a feature that will lift the
Assembly sessions out of, the common-
place, but also give opportunity for a.
full discussion of the ills from which
Europe is wasting away and the adop-
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JAPAN TO ENCOURAGE PINE
MORTATION.
tion of some plan for their treatment.
WOMAN FLOGGED
BY COMMITTEE
OF 4 IN TEXAS
(Continued from First Page)
TOKIO. Sept. 13.—-—The Japanese
Government has decided to encourage
the importation of American pine wTKI
a view to regulating the market quo-
tations or timber in general. There
has been such a steady increase in‘t‘he
“importation of American pine that
some timber dealers here regard it as
a menace to the domestic forestry en-
lterprise and an attempt by the Im-
iperial Government to keep the influx
of the timber in check, is advocated.
Mr. .Kaliai. chiei of the Forestry At-
tairs Bureau in the Department of
Mrs. Tatum last night because of her Agriculture and Commerce. however,
condition. belittled the suggestion while admits
No threats had been received hygfing the growing increase of the im-
Mrs. Tatum, Mrs. Floyd said, Lut she? [301‘t {TORI the United States. "If is
told the officers that the women who true," he stated. ”that during the past
According to a Mrs. Floyd, aunt of
the victim. Mrs. Tatum's body is a.
mass of bruises. Mrs. Floyd said that
Mrs. Tatum believed she could recog-
nize two of her abductor-s. County of-
flcers weré requested not lo~ disturb
' whipped Mrs. Tatum said they vvre : ““17 years the import 0f American pine
from Dallas. They accused Mrs. 1‘3th '00?!) more thafi‘ dOllhle ChIEfiY
tum of "ruinng her daughteu" c:1<ll’-’>Pt‘:lllse of the its lower quotations.
told her that if "Turrant county can't ' Bl“ the ““110de timber is so inferior
NonALKS LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE
. , ’THIsIerE. PLACE To BUY— ,,
, CCLF STOCKINGS
7A big ASSOrtment of pleasing colors for men, women and children,» $1.101052,9q
LADIES .SILK GLOVES
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V THE NEW FALL. NECKWEAR
Novel designs, newest shades for men, women and children,
“I.”
Schultze’s Thursday Speci
Fairsex Costume Co.
11 Main Street Norwalk
THE FAMOUS PURITAN HAMS . .
Smoked Shoulders . . .
. 30c
16c
5'5"
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DixieBacon lSclb
Boneless Brisket Corned Beef 1621b
PIateCornedBeef.......... Sell)
fi.~
e “Jambala—
f or the prices we
. or ‘our plumbln acces-
notice please mightily tfie folks
W are in need of such conveni-
... The fan that we only charge
, 7 honest pride for our supplies
“I! only.render a. bill for the ac-
tual serwces we render is building
for us a business that pleases us.
Bass, RAYMOND re DEAN
COMPANY
‘ 2 Flax‘HilI Road,
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Visit Our Fruit and Vegetable Department at 43 Main St Non-'a‘k
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Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
weufrhmgton Street and Railroad Avenue. 80. Norwalk
p Georgetown Darlen Stamford Black Rock 'Brldgbport
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' Fowler’s Market
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341
‘OLEANLINESS
Dairy Products means clean
trained mllkoro, healthy
ully washed udder.
25”. Store
‘ no 1018.
for sale" at
WWWJw-m
do anything. Dallas can."
The first news of the flogging came
through a telephone cull lo a local
newspaper asking that uporlw‘s be
sent to another paper. Them 11 note
on a desk. reading; "LX commiitve of
four women of the Ladies of the In-
visible Eye (lililllllislf‘l‘t‘d one hundred
slashes to a Mrs. Tatum. who lives at
Slop Six 011 the Dallas Pike. on the
night of Sept. 12."
Later :1 young man appeared at the
'ofi‘iro and told 01‘ :‘lllugrll nits-trout-
Imcnt by Mrs. Tatum of her daughter.
1 lil- gave the reporters «llrrctiozis as to
. dlsu ppeared.
CITIZENSHIP FOR
2;:
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l‘-l:ll‘(:l-;l‘nll'l‘.
J;Illl"> ll. \Yl-lgh holding special
sion 01; 1!1.v.\'uporior Cour; here 31,-5—
u-nluy 1.: grant naturalization paper‘s.
'elllllliiil‘wl 2.3 to citizenship during: u
(ll'l‘iild llmt 11119. {painted by llav- l'uil—
urv to camill‘y or many \x-ilnesses who!
Sept. l 3.~~.lu«ig‘c
..-wm-.._..__.__ ...
nmwurml l'm‘ applicants.
I“(‘\Il.'l'iil linxmim-r Alan Church I)!‘-‘
came.- 1‘\.|.\;u*5‘.llvd when It appeared;
that mam; \xilncsavs were not able to)
sul-slunllnlo sizzlvlllvllls to which they,
the l
1
lz’ml .‘\\Ul‘ll lvv-t’ora‘ the clerk of
(mud sures- Court and he finally"
suggested 11111 action on perjury!
charges 1:11:12: be brought.
Sludge \\'13I"H. however. tOOli ll}?
vu-w_‘.l1ul 1111;1111‘uiions which failed
through no (unit of the petitioner
should ln- continued. One such case
was that of I‘xllrll l‘olcr Polus of this
.‘ll_\'.' Wilma} 11.11110 on the citizenship
uhpllt‘ullml and drift record did 110$
corrc 51101111. ‘ I
.A numl-or of applicants who had
claimed 'xmllptioll as aliens during
the war \\‘(‘l‘D refused admittance ‘lo
mtiaenship on 11115 ground. the court
taking 1119 \‘i.-\\' that people who
didnt serve lln‘ country in the post
would not be likely to do so in case
of future needs.
M
HIGH SCHOOL NOTE. .
The second day of make up exams
‘was held yesterday. The fellowing
exams were held: Room 18, English,
American and Modern History, To-
day ’9‘”? last day for. exams: The
fonowmg “We held: Room 15,
french l and 2. Room 17'. Latin 2'
.lology and Stenography.
st Charles Roselle, local football
Ear. returned to his studies at the
.1811 school yesterday. Charlie. who
:3: the bachbone of last year's foot-
Mil-ewefigs wxcll atgain don-the football
. . ap ain .
last year‘s team. and” manager at
in \Vgrlt on the four extra room; bé- '
“gt 1uni; up stairs will soon be com-
D et . \V ork is being rushed on the
new rooms. '
thgsaflore ’l‘arlov, popular member of
scl1of1lass~ of 1922. was a visitor at
ter hisyfesterday. Mr. Tar-10v, will en-
la reshman year at-.Clark’s Col-
ge, Worcester, Mass, next week » H
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.110\\' to rem-l1 Mrs. Tnlum's home and:
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APPLICANTS !
SXfS- ;
”loos not afford protection against all
in quality that its growing imp‘ort can
hardly menace the domestic forestry
1 undertakings."
instead of checking the im‘iforr of
Alliericnn pine. therefore, according to
£3”. Sakai, Jim Government will rath-
ler encourage it. in the hope of utiliz-
‘ing it for the purpose of regulating
zihc domestic market Quotations of
‘general timber. The following table
shows the annual import of American
pine as against the gross import of
timber: -.
l :11 port from
Gross Import. America.
Period You. Yon.
1912 ....... 2.120.420 614.6611
1914 1.390.195 654.276
1916 ....... 1.396.742 1.158.241
191‘? ....... 4.944.436 3 3.264.114
191% . ..12 271.606, 7.31%?213
1920 .... 23.459.05.14 15 127.9%
1921 ....... 43.466529 25.511419
»19:2x 18.699.17109 14.441.013
\
(x) Five months.
GAS MASK SOT I'VIVICRFAL
rnmji-tcrnn. i
\‘K’ASHINGTON. Sept. 1 ‘3. -—- The
Army :‘fls mask. in its regular form.
l
29c—50c—59c—98c
- MEDIUM-WEIGHT UNDERWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY.
_
the wearer. The bureau has also done (‘HILD “1155' OF MTG l\.li His
work on a “universal" mask that NA1‘GATI‘Clx' - ‘ ‘.
WOllId Beln'ehto DTOteCt the wearer Gl‘aysekxmvicz. yup 1i 11w .7. 1 v‘ ‘v
against :11 t e gases in air commonly :31. aumm m1} 2‘ 91.1”; r' w-
met. A. light weight" form of this ingwav strfet.‘Nifvrlfiifiifiur: C. IN“:
mask has been developed {or use oflai- :2 .2}. the \‘l'aterlrurlelo;l::; .,
city firemen. I .. A
The charcoal and soda-lime‘ filial
canisters protect against certain acid
gases and organic vapors. s5} Tru‘r‘éfi’ I
51111. 23,—“1' _.:_;e
experts. but they should not -— VISIT —-
ln gasoline vapor, afford no pr .
against ammonia or the cal-r»: :zzon-i ~
oxide which ‘may be found is productsé Shaplro Bros.
of combustion and in pl‘Oxlzzr'ir g s,’
coal gas, water gas and blast fazrzxat LIVE STORE
gas.
Something for I
Advertise in the Sentinel, _ .,
' Everybody in the Family.
"mm"...
"CARRAT
"0-H mum... ..
123 WASHINGTON STREET
SO. NORWALK, CONN.
or'rI-IE STCMACH
n-——E—:.=::Imu
0U CANT ENJOY LIFE g
rr
OPENING DATES
DAY CLASSES
Tuesday, Sept. 5
EVENING CLASSES
Monday, Sept. 18
. with a sore, sour. bloated stom-
adi. Food does no! nourish.
Instead it is a source of misery, causing
pain, belching, diim'neu and head.
aches. I
(J The person with a bad stomach
r-,....—,._
should be satisfied with nothing I . .
a... mum. 1......- relief. ... MerrillBusmess
q The right rmedy will act upon the College
linings of the stomachgcurichthe blood.
aid in casting out the camnhal poisons
and strengthen every bodily function.
I] The large number 01 people who
. have successfully used Dr. Hartman's
famous medicine, recommended for all
catanhal conditions, 05c: the strongest
possible endorsement for
PE-RU-NA,
III SERVICE FIFTY YEARS
College is located in the
CITY NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
97 Washington on, So. Norwzl‘x
Phone 814-2.
. :
'AUTo REPAIRING,
, WELDING
Kendrick & Chase Garage:
Telephone '17 18 Raymond Strut
" South Nor-walk. Conn.
TABLETS on uouuo #1
E 0 son: EVERYWHERE 51 l
u—_I::11:: mm Bodies, F e n d e r:
noxious gases. The gas mask labora-
tory of tho limited States Bureau of
Mines at Pittsburgh recently-investi-
gated the army type of mask to de—
termine its fitness for use in work
about smelters. blast furnaces or simi-
lar industrial operations. or possibly in ,
mines. It also has tried to 11101375439 I
mask for such use. _ '
"The invosti‘s‘otinn developéu‘.’ that
this type. while affording protection
against all the gases met in warfare.
does not afford protection against all
cases met in’ industrial life. It does
not protect against carbon monoxide.
the gas hazard in coal mines. 1101‘
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' Sculpt-hand Goods Always on em
Lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding Metals of All Kinds
m A SQUARE DEAL
'o will buy your 30mm”
m rags, papers, Junk and Ill
load-hand goods. Anythlns you
I370. Price according to the Ills-35'
a; d the goods. A square dfifl
rm r. most!
82 Van Zandt street
VICTOR WESELY
ea chestnut St, Phone 8m
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against illuminating gas. natural £333
ammonia and the products of com-
bustinn found in burningbuildiugs.‘
The bureau seeks to develop specral
tvnes of masks suitable for different
industries. that will serve 'to protect
. a; .—
SPEcnth FOR THE
. WEEK
Extra Fine Pork ...... 20:. 11.1.
Quart Size Bottle Ammonia,
Sardines in Pure Olive Oil,
3 cans W 250
Toilet Tissue, 7 for . . . . . . 250
5
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m
}- A. STULL
MNIE.
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SAYS .L. s. CAN PREVENT WARS. ,
JEANNETTE
“gamma-get ,
PEDES’I‘RIAN WALKS INTO AUTO.
“...
H‘GSEENWICH' Sept.
1c 3, of Catskill. N. Y., w
by the automobile of Edwazrig 8133?:
of Stamford, today. and is believed tr;
be dying in the Greenwich Hospital
The accident happened at Adams Cor:
Ten-n Has Changed Me‘a ‘
In the time of Queen may.
Eliz.b
(1558-1603) and in the time1 e3;
George I (1714—1727) 60 shillings 'were
coinedrto’the pound. This ratio still
continues, that the terjn “pound" has
1 3.—Charles
1310 JANEIR‘O. Calq‘Sept. 12 (As—
somated Press).—"It the / United
States determinesrthereshall .be nor
more war, there will be'no ‘more;war '
~as you are the most 'powerfuIInaLtion]
in the world." Secretary or ':State
Hughes ,Was told by a. committee or
Brazilian Senators and fiepufiea'iho‘ -i
called. upon him last nightetot'lsalute' _
a
today. ._ ,
~ Senattir Air
“‘7" °9 the PM“ Road. and Hicks was "mid
the
lost lte‘original -
m —. '- r" -1 1 W
“infirm“ ...... ...... .... W . 2° sew «er
him prior to his departure? (or home I ‘1
-3 f " _.i;"‘l
Now introducing a full line oi
9 No. Main St. ~So. Nor-walk
, f_ . Q aPresses
‘ " 3‘ .‘oanBeFouhdinThisStore.
I L i ‘3‘; Keg:Ansaes fiom‘aoaumoao
GUARANTEE TRUNK
AND UMBRELLA CO.
......A. .A_~.—-————.—»—-—----——‘~..._. ,_
M as.-. _-
GENTS FURNISHINGS ,
At Most Reasonable Prices.
[-————'-1
Old Friends at the Old
' Price
The Old Well 5c Cigar and
‘ the Perfecto Bouquet
at 10c.
Nd profiteering on Old _Well
Cigars. They are the best Cigars
made at that price.
:-
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; A Good Stock of
Cider Mills
and Wine *
‘ PARFUMS J ONCAIRE
PARIS
We have added a. new line of Im-
ported Toilet Specialties which in-
clude Face Powder, Talcum, Day
Cream, Night Cream and Perfume.
; These are exceptional high grade
duality and moderately priced.
We feel sure you will be pleased
with them, stop in and get a sam-
ple. e
Gallant Bight Prices. .
H. A. ~ {ADJ
.. Prescription Pharmacist
3 m Hen. 8:- 8°- "9%
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Norwalk Chronicler