N THE LONG RUN there is no concealment for
low grade products. Eventually the defects of
poor 310rkmanshi1) or of improper materials
must come to light, resulting 111 a rapid depre-
ciation which is in itself an item of expense that
must be considered.
There are, perhaps, instances Where any thing
will do as long as it is cheap, but in building it is
a rare case indeed where it would not be better
economy to increase the original investment a little
andbuild with some thought beyond the present.
Theiiatchfs’Bailey Company.
GOOD LUMBER & MILLWORK
'Agents for Morgan Millwork, Sheetrock and Cor-
- nell Wall Boards, Celotex Insulating Lumber.
McNair Shingleséguaranteed for 40 years.
" :" IN'THE'GOOD 011)
s 4 SUMMER TIME. ’
i
. h- Q42
} C
In Summer prepare for Winter.
Coal purchased NOW means peace
of mind on coal worries. Summer
prices are lowest—why wait longer?
Masons’ Building Materials
Vorwalk Coal a Supply Co.
108 Water Street
Phone 113
Royal Society Packages
1/3 Off ..
,0 .
mi»? On all Royal Society Packages to close out our spring line of '
3:; Centerpieces, Pillow tops, Children's Dresses and Rompers, '
fild-v’ Gowns, Combinations, Scarfs, Buffet Sets and Towels to
“:5 make room for our new fall line. _,.
Douglas llycrs'. Missionary cf the
Ami-111111111l'rtsl13tcriun church in
island 11: Jlaiuau. was murdered
3 .Juno :1. pi'tsuiuahly lu)‘ lmndl's. 111‘-
it'tll‘illllil to words-‘11! tn the American
1111151111111: at (31111011 by the British
consul on the island.
l’uitcd Status 31cc consul Culver
Stranger—“Can you tell me how
far 11 is to the post office?"
Nativv»—"lt‘ 34111 {:0 straight alir‘ad
it's about ten miles. but if 31111 turn
.{1n'l go lirzrlt it's 133:1 lilm'kn.”
There is no reason why life in
MOTOR‘TRUCK
CAN CARRY
HALF TONNAGE
Finges Show Commer-
cial Vehicles Have
Big Field—The New,
Haven Total
Motor ll‘lCl\5 operated in Connec-
ticut timing the past 30111 were cap—
able of running men than one- -third
the tonnage carried by the New
York, New Haw-n & Hartford Rall-
1'o:1d over its entire system. The
state motor 3ehiclt- department has
made public figures showing that
27,703 commercial Vehicles
motor
tons were owned in residents and
registexed in the state tor the calcu-
dar 3ea1 111:: It all such \chlclen
were loaded to minimum capacity
e3cry day ‘of the year—which they
were not—they would be able to
mo3c 12,410,000 tons of freight while
the ‘\c33'lla3cii"1oad 33:15. accom-
ing to its rcpcrt to the public utili-
tits commission. 1:1113ing SS 934 —
SSS tons. This comparison (1015 not
take into account 33.3- commercial
motor 3t1hit-lcs rigistcrcd here but
not owned in the state. many or
“lllCl‘l were ULit'd to cross Connecti-
cut in through transportation ironi
Boston or l‘1'o3idence to New York.
111111115 01 the hauls.
have been 1cgistercd for the current
motor \(1hit'lcs. of capacity
t1 1110 c113; :1 3114 of 2.111111 pounds. 815?
Lllullllll‘l' 1d (Ullllllt‘l‘k‘ldl motor will.
icica rcgistcrcd. 11nd Hartiord came
:51 cond. Ansonia had 203; Bridge-
port, 2.1.2511; Bristol, 3111;; llaubury.
45'); herb}, lil'i; liast Hartford. 184;
l-lnlicltl. lxz’u; Fairlield. 2'34; Green—
wit-11, llarH'oi-d.
Chester. 51:13: .\l~.1idcu.
town, 41:0; Milton], 2511;
1.35; New: Britain. 7'23;
3.417; New London, 513:;
71?: Norwich. 1.17: Stamford,
Slunington. 22.3: St1‘:1tfurd,'2l9; ’l‘or-
riutztuu. 1277: \\':1llin,':lnrd, ISO; “'11-
t- rhury. Hit, and \\'indl1:1m. 2‘30.
.333; 3.132;
Naugatuck.
New Haven.
Norwalk.
567;
alAmerican Missionary
Murdered in China!
(lly .‘~\l)("llllt'(l l’i'c.~.~'.)
I'EKINH. .luly lu—Thc lic‘c.
l‘». l‘lianihcrlaiu is bailing from llong
Kin): to iuwstiaatrx the rcpoi't.
"lli: llll‘l (‘ 14113 or plt‘sl)_\ll' 1ian ml:-
sious 111 t‘ lllll. l. in 15'.‘ 3 listttl the ltc3.
(home 1). 13115 and his 331111 as Mis-
sionnries :11, Kachekon the cast side
of the Island of Haitian. It is in—
dicated that he 33'1-111 to the far east
in 191“.
CORRISST INFORMATION.
(I‘hila. liullctin.)
camp should not. be. Just as safe as
life amid the sanitary surroundings
of tho 1nod<1~n homo. plus the bone-
nts drrivcd from a life. in the open:
but we, tun often. 1:130 no thought
to the unseen dasigcrs that lurk in
the vicinities of ordinary camps.
somethiuz in this
it's on eierybody's
'l‘hcr-f' must in:
"pro-13 :11‘ stuff."
tongue.
“' J I MALLE‘I TE
1H e e
lo . , .
:3. A. 88 Washington St. South Norwalk
:2; .
1t :. "
11;:- t
5.111 1'
"fi.\ :
id.f S '
,Gc :.
M :
B '1. l
911’ :
50‘ j:
"s 2
W :
a: ;:
" 3 ;:
z ; “marl—1;? the skm .
- 4- 11:? 1m
3: 7- (tent with irresistible M33322:
1“ :1 B‘HUEC- ‘10 White. flesh. '05: and VVVVV
.01: _ 9:523; <13“ Mngat‘ . :_ gah\‘:‘\
I L 1 1 ~ :éy ' V A u o..o u ‘ ' . O '1
g __ .
E “ASK ABE HE KNOWS”
, k .-
.3 _ ’ALL ABOUT THE BEST PAINTS AND SVALL PAPERS.
{min AT COHEN 1s WHERE YOU’LL
NLY FIND THE QUALITY KIND.
IGHEST GRADE PAINTS AND WALL PAPERS.
OEPTIONALLY COMPLETE LINE THAT
NEVER DISAPPOINTS THE MOST PARTICULAR.
. .~ 'A. COHEN
137 Washington St. Telephone 351-2
It Grows Them Faster.
FRANK LIBN ER AND SONS
COMMERCE STREET
PHONE 2128
DAVENPORT COFFEE SHOPPE
”Geode Cheer Wit
‘1 A Place to let Par Exellanoe
Calm and Penn» to Order for Home the
.00. '4 ounce roe "arise '
:ht‘“ ‘m DAVENPORT STWORD, 00".
Music Every Evening— 5: 30 to 9: 00 “
Pratt’s Growing Mash and Intermediate Scratch
“1" 111151311111111 11151111 131111111; 1115.
,‘successful tests
’proven by the institute to be e
when applied to persons ended, .
ANTI -'I‘UBERCULUSIS
\ 'ACCINE FOUND BY
PASTEUR SCIENTIST .
assistant
3 'Albert
:director of the Pasteur Institute,
' Paris, has announced to the world
Calmette.
of a. vaccine
preventative for tuberculosis. It
is not a cure, being efi'ective only
with an aggregate capacity of 34.000'
and lt‘lOt‘S not account for the dis-7!
More trucks
3 car. _
'i‘herc were registered by rest-
dcuts last 311-111' 11.15:} commercial
under
1 1.1”" pounds; 3,015 oi 1,500 pounds
Man-1
514“; Middle--
1
Geo. '
He Bore Banner High in 1920,
Says Baker, Presenting Cox 1 .
.
Neuter: D. Baker, former secretary of war, presenting James M.
Cox of Ohio to the Democratic national convention as one who bore
the banner of the nation's principles high in 1920. .. .. ,—
FAVOR PENSIONS.
nf 2.5011 11011111152074 of 3.000‘
pounds. 2'.’ of 3.9“.) pounds. 1.753 of
4.13111: puulltls, 17 (if 4.31”“ pounds. 739 I
1:11 71.011” pounds, 3'.) of 5.5“0 pounds. .
1137 (if (J.“l‘|' lullllltls, Ullt,‘ (If 6.5“" [LS
pounds. 711; 01 7.111).. pounds, 3 of T0 AID PUP .
7.51111 pounds. :41” of 3,000 pounds.
1'11. of 3.11”” pounds. 74:: of 10,000 .__...._._ .
pounds. and 373“ of o\er 1“,'ll)0lspeaker at Natlonal
pounds. ' _ . .
N111: ll::3t1:1 lvd thc state in the Education XXSSOCIa'
tion Says Old Age
Should Make Room
For New Teachers
i \\'.\SHl.\'('?'l‘(i.\'. July
mcnt allowances for icnclit‘rs.
inancnt trnurc
education bill .thc three main ques-
tions up for discussion :11 this year’s
annual incitinz: of thc National lid-
llt‘:lllt)l’l .\:‘:«1t1;.1t-1¢l l'nrmnl tho sub-
l—Retirc-
per.
13“” ot' l‘I-ptil‘lt’» 11nd utl’drrssrs at
..\ i'StCrtlzu "s ;:- :11 1'21] t-tint'rii mic or
the association
\\'ill1 Miss “livc .\l. Joncs.
ldrnt of the association: lln:
reports of t'ninniittm-s 331-111 inbuilt-
tcd on Him ihrco .‘lllijci'ts. with (1111‘
, hour allotted for discussion of inch
l'hilip l-J. L'urlsuii. principal
the Minneapolis loosmcit
school.
tlrr‘mt‘nt allowanccs.
state should r-nucl :1 sound nut-litr'
retirement law to protect childrvn.
from tcziclit rs rcndv rwl incmnpvtt ml
by advuncul tigc. to attract t-zipnldt-j
persons into the lcat'liing protvs-l
slon. and to protect llll‘ pulillc from:
the waste or an t'xprnshc svhonl’
of
(lcclrira'l every.
maucnt t-nurc he introduced to cu»
school administration at.
university sponsor-d :1 cmumittrc
report n'vlvm'wtinf: thc passage of
thc Stcrfinx—chcil Education hill.
lnndcr “lilt‘ll :1 lultral departmcnl
tor education. with \-'l secretary of
lctlut'ation would he 41:".21l1lishctl.
Strange l‘lionc Trouble
The tclcphone trouble Innn tclls
the tale of :twountry line that was
unsteriously out of ordcr for two
hours every afternoon. It was gen-
crally lh‘c same two hours and day
.after day the. line. was “out of or-
der.i' with indications that some one
had :1 rccelym' off. An investigation
by the rcpairmcn disclosed that an
ceiver in those two hours for a.
darning egg—Now York \Vorld.
1
guarantci s and the ;
pn’s-i
chair. .
,uigiil
submitting the report on rc-I
plaut manned Ivy supv-rannuatld.
teziclicrs.
'l‘lic 1'1‘1101‘t n.” the cummittnc on
tcnlirc 33:13 iutrmlut‘xtl lav Fri-d 31.]
Hunter. 51111111intr'ndcnt of schools at
Oakland. (,‘:1lif.. who urgcd that per--1
Columbia "
old lady was using the telephone re- »
GERMANY SAYS
SHE CANNOT
lNll'lATE WAR
Reply to Allied Note
Declares Athletic
Organizations N o t
Military—Hits Other
.Nations
(By Associated Press)
BERLIN, July l.—(}ci'1iiaii3 s
ply to the Allied note on thc r1 : 1111'; «
tlon 0 military control cf (‘11
many's nrmanicnts. declared t
thc Germain pooplc rcjcct c3111 1
Intro idczl of War. All shad-s «1‘
.0111111011 are unanimous in 1“ D‘Hl' '
.ing set-rot arming as linpus-sil
? usclcss and dangerous. it asscr’s.
The German government. thv' r. ‘.
adds. has proov-‘dctl in a 111.117.11.15
in'anncr for the disarmament 1.' (‘1'
l min political ormmimtlons and tl‘. 1.»
-i is no longer any docs-Hon th..‘ t -3'
are urmcd to any serious cxtcttt.
'lhc notc dcclnrrs the athlrtir :n'l
physical exercises of Gcrman 3'011'325;
\
.
1
i
are not, cbnncctcd with nudism;
preparations. lt asserts furtln " 1 1.1
1;” cxpcrll‘nt‘cd military autlmwt; 111
the “arid could hold lhc t'riixvni
that Germany Was in a FOSlll'll‘. :oi
initiate an armcd conflict in l'Iur' t‘i‘l
for tho rcns'on that licr matnnal'
strength in arms was lcss than t ~11
of the small smtcs. I“lll’lllt‘l"ltl'lr'. :1 i
is declared. she is in :1 position Mt
liclplcssncss 33ithnut :1 para“ cl
1:1
the liistm3 of nations. ‘
The German people thercforc. .3ch
unntnlc to undcistnnd how (i rmmy'
can threaten the hcacc of liurvpv,
g 1
sure the host lliissilile li’ilt‘lll’ls nudilh'? “m“ 51'1"". and “‘ll.\' SUV” T'JTSi
to frog in.» pnifnssion from 111.»;nrc not rather crcated by ti." 2-111:
“munacc‘ 'nf political appoimpos Ithnt the lllt :1 of general disarm. :m 111 .
George 11. Strnycr. prnfcssnr «11.11.15 not mad" substantial 11 osrcss:
among the other nations.
PARIS. July l.——(‘.111'n1anys r'ply:
to the allii-d notc relative to flu rc-
sumption of inter—allied 111i1171tr3'
control nl‘ Germany‘s arnmmv ms
pwaa prrscutcd to Premier lli‘i'z'uit
iycstrrdny by Herr Yon Hocs 21. the
i German ambassador.
___._____~—
\\'hcr(- there's lack of sanitation
And .wc Incubate the fly:
There is work for undertaken.
For we sicken and we die.
“'ell. the one dollar bill hasn't
anything on the resluce: it doesn‘t
go anywhere either.
It's a might3 poor business pout 3'
to reduce public health cxpcnse at
the expense of public health
Major Strongheart had just sug-
gested that he take Lady Rose to
the nurse so she could get dry cloth«
lng.
“'Thank you so much for your
thoughtful kindness," Lady Rose re-
turned. "I had my horse swim the
river. and my shirt slipped from my
arm and trailed in the water. for
the river “as both deep and swift
where we crossed."
“But weren't you afraid?" asked
the General.
“Oh. I ha3e often made my horse
swim it just for the fun of it. Be-
sides, I had two guardians with me
~that “ant-111111 seat and my own
dog 'I
“You do right to call that goat
wonderful. He is more than won-
derful. “a ha3e no adjecti3e to
express what we think of him. And
.3011 will agree 331th us when some
day we tell 3ou his history. But
now you must follow out Major
Strongheart' a suggestion and'get on
some dry things and ha3e a. cup of
hot tea. "
\Vhen Lady Rose had passed out
of the room, the General turned to
Billy and said. “For your part in all
this. I shall ha3e the most expeno
sive and beautiful collar made for
you that was ever worn by any
goat. dog or pet. It shall be made
of puregold. set with precious stones
and from it shall hang a gold pen-
dint. .wlth the number and date of
Your daring death. and then he-
Juan. hanging down on mac side
3 BILLY VfHISKERS
' 3’qu; 3! FRANCE ”511.60 nox'rcoacmz
La...»
1|
shall be two pendants in the shape
of flags. One shall be enameled to
represent the American flag. and the
other the French flag. And when
made I shall clasp this collar around
your ,neck before the whole Regi-
ment, and they shall give three
cheers for luck and a long life for
our Billy."
And saying these words, the Gen-
eral patted Billy on the head and
left the room. 1
Billy was too overcome by all this
honor to even baa. And for the
thousandth time in hisdife he wish-
ed he could talk so that he might
thank the General, and not only him
but his master as well. whom he
saw returning from taking Lady
Rose to his lawlove.
Billy. old fellow " said Major
Strongheart on enterirfg the office,
“again low you my life. and also
my promotion to the rank of Major.
What can I do to repay you? Noth-
ing I know of, but to ave your
life as you have mine if you ever
get in a. tight. place_and need help.
Heigho! \Vho is your new friend?
A mighty spruce looking dog. 1
think. And as he is your friend. I
shall see that he is 312211 the best
ogcare. 130th of you must-be tired
and hungry, as well as wet. for
Lady «one told me all about how
you rescued her. Both of you come
with me to my quarters. and I shall
see that you are made comfortable
and given the freedom of the
} —Keeler's
, .._.1_.
my." 1.- . 1
*1- m m. ”V T
TRIST
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TUESDAY,JULY 1, 1924.3
Mé’a’HYélTT
g.
Fancy designs .
$1. 39 yard.
Something in Summer Silks?
Yes! We have a new and most complete line of the most popular silk
and silk and cotton fabrics in all the new shades and designs.
ALL SILK CREPE DE CHINE—Plain colors, $1.25 - $2.00 - $2.25 - $2.75
$3.00 -
ALL SILK CANTON CREPE—Plain colors .......... $3.00 - $3.50 yard
SILK and COTTON CANTON CREPE—Plain
SILK and COTTON CREPE CHENIELLE . . . . . . . . $1.00 yard
WASH SILKS—In newest striped and checked effects . .
FLY A FL—AG ON THE FOURTH" 0’ JULY.
$3.50 yard. . a? =
.oeeeeee-Olneoueuue-Oc $1.75'$2.25'$2.75yard
$1.00; Fancy $1.00 f $1.25
$1.50 - $2.00 yard
NEW VICTOR
RECORDS
BED SEAL RECORDS
It‘ll—Marcheta
Indiana Sic-m
:1:1<"ormack
111.01le
to Be You-.Fox
DANCE
19339—It Had
Trot
The Howl‘o
Trot
Paul “'liitmxnm anl llts Orch.
3ian——Fox
AAAA‘AAAAA-A‘AAAAA‘
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
CLEARANCE SALE
1,000 NEW SILK DRESSES
Eighty different style: In best Satlns, Georgette. I lat Crepe. Can-
tons and SD01" snks. A“ shades mclud- $6 95 $8 95
I ’ '
inc white. \alues to $19. 05. ..........
WALDNER’S
. “ON THE CORNER”
THE woman's 51101» FOR rants
32-38 SO. MAIN COR. HAVILAND
19312—Nightlnpnr-Vi:1‘12. ‘
S. S. l."\lil‘.l‘.'ll‘l Orch. .
Sunrise an! Y-Ji—Medley
\"altz
The Treibadoure ,
19341—“’hcn lune 51111: Are i
Pinyin: l'éciva—Boo—
li‘ox Tn!
I Need State 1‘ "hf—Fox
Trot
Barney Rapp 9111 His Orch.
VOCAL AND IXSTfil MENTAL
RECORDS
19340—0111 11:... .
Tln' Harpincss Boys ‘
Hard 1301'. d llose
The Happiness Boys
lQSIS—Anchoreti
“1:!er Glenn 1
Out on the l1vep ‘
“fired Glenn
i:~—\\'lne. “11111:: and Song
\Valt:
You and You Waltz
Victor Synmiiony Orch.
HEAR THESE RECORDS
———-.‘. l‘—--—-
1,:
SPECIAL SALE OF
DRESSES
In All Summer Materials
At $5.95
Values up to $10.00
Every Day Is Bargain Day at
New York Specialty Store
45 WALL STREET NORW’ALK, CONN.
The A. J. Collins Co.
South Norwalk
Unloading
SALE
—11 t———
’rnonnvr
DELIVERY
PHONE
52'}
'1»: A
Le .- .;:_1
_.._=.. \
GEHEBE’S
IT'S Ill-IRE IF IT‘S HOL’SE‘YARE
NO BETTER TIME THAN NOW TO Blfif YOUR
SUMMER HOME NEEDS
WE HAVE Am. Till-J 5111311211 1111.311; iticoi'iitiztuzxrs ":ui'r
A111: NlfiliDl-ll) 1x T111; 110.3111 si't'u As 1turmoici:A’i't»us.
URI-JAM FREEZERS, 3:1«11'1'31 1-‘111‘21221211s. on, i‘tlt‘lx' srm‘ns
h
11‘.)
GASOLINE STUVES. (,‘llOQl‘ET SETS, GARDEN HUSI'L U\>lL\'S
SCREEN DOORS \\'l!\‘ll0\\' SCREENS. 1‘ Ol'LT 1’. Y “1111;.
SL‘REEU DOOR “'IRl'J. “'ATER COOLERS. IITC.
33 WASHINGTON ST. 80. NORWALK, CONN.
SUMMER
FOOTWEAR
NOW some on
Unusual 11:11 «1.11115 are
being offei ed in order
to clean up out surplus
stock in 310111.111’5 chil-
OR
INE
URNiTURE
STERLING
ugc‘s"
ANCES
Funmrunsco.
127-129 wnsumcrou 51‘.
SO. NQRWALK
dren’s and misses’
goods.
KEELER’S
Shoe Store
The Store That Saves You
Mono.“
—
THE TEXTILE
“SAVOIA
Lunch and Restaurant
Is‘Now Opentat
54 South Main Street
Our Former Location
We Continue the Hotel end
Dining Room at 24 Monroe St.
STORES
NEW STRIPE!) «TUB stuns
$1.35 and $1.98 yard
STRIPE!) sATlVEI’TE
69c 31ml
so INCH MOHPAC
Lustrous and washable. the new-
est in RC“: York
_ 980 yard
Washington Street. South Nonnlk
Wall Street, NOT-walk
There is a lot of satisfac-
tion in work well done——
that’s one reason that we
are always happy to be
on the job. We render
perfect satisfaction and
a bill for our services re-
presents a gcpd money's 5
worth.
ELECTRICAL GIFTS
ran THE SPRING BRIDE—z
THE NORWALKS’
ELECTRIC CO.
11 North Main Street
l
l . Phone 2978
_ . ._.__._ um...
-1 ‘ The Nash, Raymond
A GUARANTEED
and Dean Co.
ELECTRIC IRON
$3 .95
_.ox..__.
.EAS! PAYMENTS
THE CONNECTICUT
LIGHT & POWER CO.
W ALK-OVER
2 FLAX HILL ROAD
SHOES .
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery.
Brassieres, Underwear
For Men and Women
THE WALL STREET
SHOE STORE
37 Wall St. Norwalk
AT MODERATE PRICES
WOOSTER & DAVIS
A. M. WUOSTER M. W. DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
Formerly Eminent}. 8. PM. Office
W?
1115 MAIN
CW1 is; «1 m
EANNETTE
F. S. LYON M-ME J
JOB PRINTING
' mama. "
., ....~....-. .-
as ea. Main St. 80- NW” .
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