W: HAVE ENDEAVORED since starting in business
clztus far maintained that policy of furnish-
ling our customers themeatcst value possible for the money
involved. If you are influenced solely, by ”price" you
must be prepared to accept the entire responsibility for
handling the cheapest material available. If you rely
upon quality, we will gladly share the responsibility with
you.
Such has been our policy for fifty years.
Agents for Sheetrock-Cornell .Wall Boards, Celotex
Insulating Lumber. Creo-Dipt Sh’rg‘cs. McNair's Shingles,
guaranteed for 40 years.
The Hatch €13 Bailey Company
SPLASH I
than this store to fully llnpi‘l.('lal*‘
Comfort and Smartness in
BATHIN G SUITS
The bathing season is on and you Hood go no further
this fact.
llathing Suits made up in \arlous knitted r-ffeets in subdued and
striking
color tonc: [-11‘ .
. “'omcn and Children.
31.50 to $12.93
J A (T O B Y ’ S
' . Main St"
5011'” .\('|R\\'.\I.K. C-.\‘.\'.
Already to Serve You!
)Vhat r1 Nillnilil‘li‘lll it, in to know that. at I'llu'uml's you ran
get. just the proper rli'H‘R for
Golf oxfords.
shoes for hem-h and eminii'y
MILTON ELWOOD
122 Washington Street
atoll]; CLUNLH AT an
hike shoes.
tennis shoes and rpert and ill‘t‘xx
\‘ l‘i'll'.
1 aeat ion and \l‘PI'lx-i‘lltl\
South N ornalk
J. I. MALLETTE
88 Washington St.
South Norwalk
New Crepe Night. Gowns. \1 hite,
and figured.
White Crepe Skirts
Sllmlrm'prnol'
pink 111111 canary. plain
__.$1.25wd$1.5o
$1.49
_ Sateen Costume Slips, 511.1111; \ipinuf intuit-011.11 $1 98
|)laek,1vhite 11313311101111.tanan-leeru .......
Sateen Costume Slips (\llilvirwl Stylish Stoutl
navy, 47} to 711).
black and
$2.25 and $2.98
What to'lhke for
ONSTIPATION
TakcagooddoaeofCarter'sLllfleumPIB}
11.21
van
IL
l
--—thentake2or3forafevrnightaafterfl'heyi
clmeeywr system of allwastematterand
lRegnhteY our Barrels.
trdmassugancmmuam-
SmallPill. SmailDoae. SmallPrice.
Mild—asasyto
COFFEE FOR
THE DELEGATES
Big Supply of} Lobster
A n 11 “Hot Dogs”
Also 0 11 Hand t 0
K e e p Convention
Crowd Happy
NE“’ YORK. June 26.——Five tons
cups, alternates drunk hy the dele-
mites. alternates and visitors at-
tending the Democratic National
Convention here this week. “'hcth-
er the tremendous stock of the boy-
‘1-mgr: will be exhausted by the thous~
(:aulen 1lepends'l.1rgely upon the
dumtion of the. conyention.
'llie 1on1e<eionn11rrs have, laid in
theii cdiltlrs on the l: .sla of a dead-
lmk in choosing' the presidential
1'11111li-lnicihnl u'lll lioldtlio delegatv .1
in this city for two weeks. 011 that
mode of reasoning. they have also
laid in fifty: barrels of lobsters and
enough “hot dogs’ to supply 32.00"
every day. Coffee. "hot dogs" and
sea. food are chiefly in demand at
the numerous counters which have
been placed in convenient. places in
the (iurden.
According to the holders of the
eating concessions, the middle Wesl-
rrn delegates are calling largely In"
son food—lobsters and clams—while
the. unanimous choice of all for a
hevcrntzc seems to be voii'ce, \viih
iced coffee. because of the weather.
proving exceedingly popular.
AMERICAN
LEGION NEWS
\X'At‘llth'l‘UN, June :5.»—~Confer-
once: with \1t1-ran:.' 11nd (‘hillle or-
g-iiilzations “ill be licld in the near
11111111: lny lied Cross representativcfi
to fix thv rcspoiisibility of each in
treating tho canon of disabled for-
1111 r :"T‘\l'_‘\‘: men and women. The
11111 1'ross reaffirmed its responsibil-
ll_\‘ tor care to all disabled \ctcrans.
Division to this 1111': “as made at
.'l mm 11111; 111’ the etntral committee of
~iiir- l:v~1l Fro-.5 licrc. This committee
:1'1-10 11 again 1hr responsibility of the
.“"l l mu; lunardh the disabled V1.1-
. 4. I .H l. «u
.\ common interest in these prob-
111w. is r- mgnianl by The American
[131011 and tho lied Cross. it “as
:11121-1. ”1111 11 u oi; intentions lime
11:11 N d it 1nd: 111 1 fioris to aolte them.
' 1111;1111131 assistance is being ghen L)
111- l1; «1 I.‘ run In the Legion to 11mins
111111 luginn liaison rcprcsv manna in
(111 \ 1'1v-r:1113'.'ll11~ Bun nu districts
~'I l1: cuiulmliii' y ut1l'orilivlnec n ihc
.\111-‘rl1:.lll Legion and lied Cross huii
aided thousands of \otcrlns.
It is the plan ut organizations iii-
lvrn'sied in three problems. it “as
5.1113. to moi-illn- the entire social rc-
f1iisul1le1i ’i'liv: lied Cross 111-claret] that
it. will hold llacll responsible for in-
suring 1':liv lo the disabled and “ill
see to ll that adequate service is
rendrred ivy some. one. l‘uderstand-
lugs :13 in how any by whom this
a-l’nice “ill ln- gin-n “Ill he “urkrd
out at the eonlvn-ncc “lilcli it is
pinnm'd to hold.
\Vl'ZST BEND, “'15.. June EFL—An
immutlion in Fourth of July c-‘lebrn—
lions “iii In: 3111-11 l1e1'1- under the
:nispii'vn of Tim: .\1111'rlv'an Legion
who will present the epic of Ahm-
111‘1'nty four scenes each depicting 11
memorable incident in the Great
limancipnlur‘a career.
llllllllNfl. Minn. June. SEW—The
right District Board of the American
Legion of Minnesota has announced
that it “ill make a test case in
courts of the Slate “Soldier l‘rcfer-
nncn At t' . on behalf of \lorris Green
ll-ig'. an attornry :it l-J\cletl1..\lln-
111301;.1 Mr (irovnlu‘rg nought 11p-
puintment 113 Village attorney. hut
t'alLI'd to secure the place. The ills;
tircl Board will carry the c1151; 10 the
State Supreme Court.
BIG BRITISH TAX PAYERS.
LONDON. June 26.——lncomo tax
payers in Great Britain and north-
it'l‘ll Ireland “hose incomes for the
11:11-19 ' 2' ‘3 amounhd to more than
1:..00 000 cmli numbered 13?. ac-
cording to figures made public by
the treasury. The total income of
the 137 :11‘vi'1‘11gr-1l nearly $1.000,000
I‘m-l1.
Sterling’s
SALE
NOW GOING ON
REMOVAL
EVERYTHING MUST BE
STERLING
Furniture Co.
1 127 WASHINGTON ST.
PHONE 105 '
SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST
of coffee. enough to make 360.000.
uncle who flock to Madison Square ,
lsourres of the community for the:
ham Lincoln's life in :1 pageant ol‘
Carl Vrooman o! Mfume:
taut secrets ofagrieulturo
EaredtoboWIIllanG..1-Adoo§ b
Denim tie vice lud-
FASlllON FOR
INDIAN GOODS
IS ON DECLINE
Ojibway A g e n t De-
clares R a c e Must
Find New Scheme to
Keep White Custom-
ers
CASS LAKlfi. Minn. June :8.—
Dame Fashion who. ever since the
Indiana reins-wished their land. has
smiled upon the red man. making
their characterietic creations popular
with the while brethren. now is
frowning upon the offerings of the
dextermis tribeemen.
Dr. \S’. 13. "eagerly. superintend-
ent of the Ujihuay Salon Agency.
any: that the indlan'n contributions
to curio voila-lions such as bended
things, lllfllih'l!‘ lnc~- liandkeiehlefs
and mmialure lurch-innit canoes.
imuxt lw revolutionizrd to further
=capltahzc the modern white man‘s
,i‘flfi'lnn for novelties.
I ’ll1--suprrintcmlcnl blames fash-
ion alone for the 1ompllcatcd siluu»
tion “hith the agency, promolt‘d
by in» lipimpai lltnccl-c 111' Duluth.
now is attempting to solve hy teach-
ing its Indian proteges that. to con.
Liinue in the l-lnodlcss light. against
§tl1e high cost of “1111;. they must
enter to the fontarth~ \xhlma ht.-
stoned by custom upon their «hitc
neighhots.
ln 3rars past_
according to Dr.
"eagerly, the lndlan, or rather his
aqunng found :1 ready marltet for
the waste paper l-nakcts, “ork has-
,kets. miniature canoes and
trinkets, which they made With their
own hands. lint nmv fashion de-
crees that it i; no longer rnrrect to
have these curios in sight around
the Ill‘vllFt‘. so hairs lune fallen to
\‘iituaily 111-thing.
()Jthuay women also make ex-
.qulaitn point here liandkerehicfa
which formerly Ill'OllKIlt fancy
prices. but custom holds that they
are no longer in style. no these one—
lill‘ll‘ popular ornaments go :1- -bcg~
sing. says the superintendent
".lnntlicr 1:11111‘1111111: angle," Dr.
lit-agony continues. “concerns the
b-‘ndu‘ork on has: moccasins and
chains done M (Vilma) “om“!
Tin cost of glass 1111“ in so high and
the quality an inferior that head
“ark 1:1nnot hr done 111 a profit.
“And the uurst of all the ludian.
dept-11ml of his lriivnl costumes by
the llll\flnt e n! e1\'.ilizulon. cannot
understand all of this. It is es-
pe1inll1 1lifl'11 ult for them in turn
their talents to other channels."
The problem “as re\ealed to mis-
sion “uikeis during the first year‘s
oppration of the Ojibway Sal“
Agency. This agency “as estab-
lished in help the rapidly diminish-
ing trilwsnien to bridge the gulf be-
tneen themselves ,nnd the white
11111113 eiiilization by effectinx "an
economic and moral retdrmatlon."
The church would abolish the old
trading posts. whereby the Indian
received in exchange for his after-
lngs merely food. tobacco and the
necessities of life. and would obtain
cash for their products. This. it is
hoped. “fl! enable them to learn
the true value of money so that 15
scars. later when they according to
law, are no longer gmcrnment
charges thrv Mil be able to provide
for themselves.
During the period of transition
special attention is being irected tn
the. large field for harvesting mild
lion and making maple sugar, for
:hlch there always is a. ready mar-
ct
"But this work has been hamp-
ere’d by cruel obstacles for last year
t e maple sap was scarce—in tact
t ere 'was not enough for the Ojib-
nay family~but the wild rice crop
wasomplo and a record harvest was
effected. " Dr. Heagerty declares.
Cost of Parliament ’
LONDON. June :6.--A frank
statement that. financial dementia
.upon parliamentary candidates and
members of Parliamentvwere be-
coming too heavy was rude by (or-v
mer’ Premier Stanley Baldwin in a
recent address in which he decImd
that he had expended more than
{German Observer Says
um" ? somember. 19:2.
"’ used 41 times as much food-stuff- in and a goat. But when they had been
1‘“ out; ‘81! much fieelcream every Elites district court to: shun
Seat firings Prgltest 1
515.000 in eieclloni dilating {lie ks! .
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
Proposes Two Year In-
troductory Attend:
ante-Pres. Couscns
O
Explains .
MBDFORD. Haas. June 35—A pro-
posal for a. radical change in the
educational scheme 0! Tuna College
has been laid before the faculty
members by President John A.
Couscna. It would do away with
the present fourqear college course
and institute a two-year introductory
college course to be‘ followed by
courses or two years or more in the
Tufts professional schools.
“The introductory college." Presi-
dent Cousem informed the faculty,
”would serve two purposes. general
training in liberal arts for all. but. so
designed as to constitute pro-proton-
clonal training for come. As to cur:
riculum, it. should be such a. one as
would widen the atudent's knowl-
edge of the world and of himself.
and would stimulate him by precept
and example to make the utmost
use of his power for self-development
Lancaster, Pa.
\
we Lay Linoleums Free
Read our Special Ofier for this week only.
'All purchases of IMOLEUMS made of us this week for
your kitchen, sun parlor or bedroom will be laid FREE of
CHARGE under the personal supervision of an expert from
WE SELL ARMSTRONG LINOLEUMS
Because experience has proven that they give lasting satisfac.
tion and form a PERMANENT FLOORING
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY
and for service to his fellows."
A student completing the two
year-8' course would neelve the de-
gree of Associate in Arts, with all the
rights and privilegea‘of an alumnus.
The departments of medicine. law.
dentistry. theology. lcachinz. chem»
lsiry. engineering. business admin!»
tration and general research Would
be organized into schools. each with
By Funds 'l‘rm Noam
its own dean. giving courses covering 1
at least two years and leading to the ‘-
bachelor degree and to special pro- Billy went back up the stairs in
“NOD“ decrees. order to see the Americana calm!"
"I” ”m ”NIMON‘.‘ the Germans who were in the culle-
President Cons-ens said. "numbers "\Ve shall have to get out of here
would be small and strictly limited. immediately or we will be sur-
Tiie cilort would be to set and maln- rounded and caught like rats in a
lain the highest. possible. standards trap: “ B l1y heard one any and then
of scholarship. The point of view he Itnlked to the door. opened it
mould be the develovmt‘nt 0f the in- and ran plump into the arms of the
dividuat rather than the group. Americ‘n General!
' "There is present in the unlwrsity "Hands 1191' came the command.
system of America some danger of and in a jmy every one of the Ger-
too great paternalism. There is far man sun was bound and marched
greater danger of neglecting the in- m 31311.1 tile to the waiting auto-
dividual student. 1 would have the mobiles. where they were loaded
ratio of teachers to aludenta not in and the Ameflan. sped oil with
greater than one to fifteen. i would their prisoners. All went but the
“a“: “”1 "‘(‘mh'r 0‘5 Illa" ”In“ ‘ General himself. thre of his staff.
loachrr in the art of liv-ing to his and "x privates. They “tried to
"WM“ 3'0“? 0' “Ud'm'- releue Captain Strongheart. whom .
"'i would haw endowment to pro-
\ide the plant and mnlntain it. I ‘0‘"? room Where he said he ‘1'“
«mild hale ”Nd?"- tuition '“md'm‘ confined in his note to the General.
to pay adequate salaries to the stuff. But when they looked in m“
i would have special endowment. for room he “... gone.
research. (‘111 en all these. I should --\\'¢ .“ not 13",. but couldn‘tioge
expect results not now attained by moundrels luvs killed him before
any other institution in America." sunrise. the time they had set?"
naked the General in alarm.
BILLY
schools,”
"Look
carefully and see if by any chance
he could have left n note or written
, r 0 a manage on the wall."
' we Are Impmv‘ng They searched 111-cry nook. cor-
ner and crack in the room. giving
“55“. Thufln‘fl' Jun. 33,4); special attention to the fireplace.
Abel. director of the institute of and were about to the up the
hygiene. in Jon‘ "nhren“y' has com- ecu-ch when the General sue the
piled statistics showing the increu- 3”" 0' "‘0 chimney I N13? with ”'0
mg nn‘ounta of gain Used in bu". hill. 0! I‘ll! sword I8 Ill! wan sound-
ing in Germany between 1915 to I“! the WI“! {0" Wfliblfi ’8‘”
19:2. and says these figures impress partitions. And 103 I» tiny door
brewers more favorably than they flew 0D?“ nnd 11' discovered the
do specialists in hygiene. secret stairs by which Captain
The investigator says that from Strongheart hill! encaped.
the beginning of September. 19:0 to Studying the steps carefully
German brewers they saw the footprints of a mu
making beer as the foreign Qunkers made and by whom they were made
contributed for the rcllrt of under- they did not know. They looked
fed German children. The incl-Nine fresh. however. and there being
of the alcoholic content of beer is [out tracks. they tool; it for grant-
dcplored by Dr. Abel.
cohollsm has increased in Germany
in direct proportion to the increased The General ‘1. too at to
manufacture of heavier beer. gqueeu through the nurow door.
The Nuremberg institute for the so he sent ong of m. m to de-
carc of alcoholics dealt with only :0 seem! the secret stairs and see
cases in 1917. while the number of Where they led.
cases there in 1911 and 19:2 respec- "If you find any one or need help.
lively was 11: and 1.788. Other hos~ blow this whistle." and the General
pitais are. said by the doctor to show handed him an extra. shrill sound-
simllar increases in alcoholic cases. lag one. "Those stairs _probably
lead to some dungeon under the
castle. or to an outlet in the
grounds several hundred yards
_from here. I only hope you won't
dict met in extraordinary session and nor Captain in chains confined
yesterday. the chic! business being in a dungeon. If you are not back
to deal with supplementary budget in twenty minutes I shall send an-
for the fiscal year 19:1-25. This other man after you."
appropriates ”3018.000 yen. prin- Down the secret stair: the ofllcer
cipally for earthquake reconstruc- went. while the remaining men
lion work according to the figures listened to his receding footsteps
of the finance department. , until they could hear no more,
The supplementary budget. add- "I should'llke to have time to ex-
ed to the regular working estimates ploro tla old castle." said the Gen-
of 1,347,173,000 yen. announced by era}. "for it probably abounds in
the finance department nt the open- secret stairs, pm and so forth.
ing or the fiscal year. April 1.1924. It Lieutenant Huntington does not
makes a. total appropriation for the find Captain Stronghold. I shall
year of 1 589. 186. 000 yen. have to have you gentlemen con-
tinue the search while 1 ram
GERMANS Tull: OF WAR BOOKS. rn to
camp. as the army is going to
make a. tremendous drive against
BERLIN.“June 26.—-V\'ar literature
has been thrown into discard as far
the “00 this afternoon. and it will
take me some time to get back to
a demand for it on the part of the
Berlin reading public is concerned.
my comamnd. See. to sun is just
coming sip. Hark I hea -
Novels with “citing plots, especial- . 1‘ foot
ly it they are dramatized on ,the
steps!"
They all listene
screen. are. the top-notchera in de- d intently 1nd.
mand. according to Berlin librariv
3111-0 eonugh. from the bowels of
e earth the 1
ans. Next. to novels books on trav- V ootstepa seemed to
chart: most. in demand.
come nearer and nearer.
(But we shall have to mic till
ONE CENT BUS FARE. .
LONG BEACH, C‘aln June :5.—
tomorrow to find out who it 111.)?
1?“. cent’bus {area between the Hawaiian Alien Labor
ours of a: m. and 4 p. 111. have La ' ' '
w Is Sustained
been put into ettect here as an ex-
periment by a. private bus compan , ' '
A nickel in paid to the driver as HONOLULU. June 36- “The alien
fore, but a coupon good for 4 cent: ‘3‘” Chm” 0’ the organic “Ct 0‘
trade at about 100 city stores 1. (fiver; the territory. which iorblda the em-
with each ride. ”hyme‘“ °' ”W except UNI“
.Statea citizens on public work: 1111
AMERICANITJNG.ENGI I. \‘D the islands has been upheld by
LONDON. . “we :6. Great Brl- Judge John '1'. DeBolt o! the United
hers and his master.
JAP DIET IN SESSION
TOKlO, June :8.——'f‘he imperial
year as all the poo to or New York The issue “"3 1'3de in “‘0 a!!!
State plus twoathir a 01! those in °t the government “33"”! 3°13“ 3-
Pgmai‘lnnia. according to those 33“.:3”; “m“:g, 1:11
w o manutucture it over here. Last arts-inn. Elli“ mail
year His Majesty' in subjects consum. with conspiracy“ defraud the “3‘9“
ed :11. 0119,9911 gallon. of this frozen 8"?“ by “We: persons who were 1 1
CLEARA' NCE SALE
1,000 NEW SILK DRESSES
Eighty different styles in best Sauna. Georgette. 11111 Crepe. Cu.
.‘L’E‘JESS’fii‘Z 3"...§2f".°.5f‘?°.'.“."j $6. 95 $8.95
WALDNER’S
“ON THE CORNER”
1m: wosmx's SHOP FOR \‘ALl'l-Zs
32-38 SO. MAIN COR. HAYILANL
they expected to find locked in the‘
REMARKABLE SALE
—of
SWEATERS 8: BLOL’SES
Values 0; to $3.50.
Every Day Is Bargain Day at
NEW YORK SPECIALTY STORE
45 WALL STREET NORWALK, com;
who can a1- ed they new those of Billy Whli~
1N THE GOOD OLD
SUMMER TIME.I
.3“
In Summer prepare for Witt-r.
Coal purchased NOW means "“4
of mind on coal wori'ixs.
prices are lowest-11 hy “alt . .
Masons’ Building Materials
\lorwalk Goal 6? Supply Co.
108 Water Street
Phone 113
k mum-,-
'WASHINGTON s'r.
nous—citizens or ineligible to Amer!-
mama to be outplayed in the
construction .11: my handling- a:
d hornets,
product.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Golden Opportunity
Sale
V
Our famous annual sale of Ladies’
Dresses, ,Coats, Suits and Muslin Under-
wear will start
THURSDAY. JUNE 26TH, 1924
At 9 A. M.
GOLDEN
so. NORWALK
It Grows ’I‘hem Faster.
AN D SONS
Norwalk Chronicler