E‘I'lconomy of Good Materials
7 N THE LONG RUN there is no concealment for
low grade products. Eventually the defects of
poor workmanship or of improper materials
must come to light, 1esulting iii a rapid deple—
ciation which is i11 itself an item of expense that
l) _;must be considered.
There are, 1',-e111aps, instances vs here anything
will do as long as it is cheap, but i11 building it is
a rare case indeed where it would not be better
economy to increase the original investment a little
and build with some thought bev end the present.
The Hatch £9” Bailey Company
GOOD LUMBER 8; MILLWORK
Agents for Morgan Millwork. Shectrock and Cor-
nell Wall Boards, Celotcx ‘Insulating Lumber.
McNair Shingles—guaranteed for 40 years.
POSTI'ONI'Z .‘Ill'll'l1‘l.\(i. I. 711111 HOMELESS.
”lhe regulai 11111-t1n.1-1 1111 1'111l1E "l3" ~‘l-\ \ ‘I'HM '“l‘ ‘1 ' I’ll"
starting in n s1l1ev1l l11 11 'll111rs1la1
at Court .\a1'11k1'i11"1 51‘1iliilr*d X111 l‘l‘l ':111 1.111111‘ 1' 1l ~111\111g.1 gvi~111111
tonight “l” ”0‘ l” ll‘ '1 ll“ """1 111111 1|1111"1i1.1l11'1':~ l1111151's:.11d
ganization “ill only 11111! 111111: HEzilmtit 2‘10 l11111111'111s’. 'l‘lni'ty Sailors
month during .1111) and Annual. Tip and 1'11'1'1111'11 \\1'r1- 1111111'111 and 2.311)“
next. session will 111- 1111 .llll\' ‘.‘71 1t 111'1's111xs 1'r'111lcr1"1l l11'11111l1-ss. 'l‘h1'
Which time 111. \v with 111's v.11] l11- in- I'l:11111's \1'1'1'1: 111:1.«11'1'1'11 \\ill1 ilit'lieully
lulled. 'l\ fi1'11111'11.:111l ~.l‘111-1s.‘
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ELL...
E The chums had just arlrved at
,lhe meeting of the Dog and Cat In?
ll’ormation Bureau.
On the platform, sitting upon
,tlicir hind legs on chairs one could
Esce every specie of dog from the
1H skimo dog of the North to the tiny
Eilll‘llllCSS dot: of the tropics. Theie
Evvere big dogs little dogs. middle-
lsizcd dogs, and (at: of all sizes, col-
; 01's and breeds. 'l‘he snow-white An-
Egora was there as well as the mangy
Ealley cat. But all were on 11 equal
Eat these meetings and there was no
Eqnar'u ling betnten aristocxat and
EH11: :'.1nl1111l with no pedigree. All
E“ :.s harmony thele. l uuld only the
human race he as harmonious as
Ethese animals. the Brotherhood of
.\l:111 would be establishcd.
an after another the cats and
‘(iocs went on the platform and
.either told some funny episode that
had happened to them or some trag-
Era) th'tt had occnr'wd when: they
lived. 131'le 1111 ,v described the
,conntry 11'11111 “hieh they had (:omt,
and told how the natives lived.
1 The first. do}: called upon to ice-
BILLY WHISKERS
”fig I! m mono mum.
line \1' :13 an Eskimo dog with m ight
.snnppx 131-5. short. sharph pointed
‘ 1'.1s st rung 1131:1111] a bush) 11ml
111.11 gave. him t|11 npptarancc of a;
Ewolf especially as his coat “as just!
the 1'01111' or that anin1al.‘And what
E nore natur: H as the Eskimo do; isE
lthe direct des1-rndant of the timber
E\v11lf of the North? And though
j they 111;1,v:1ppc:11' doeile at times. still
lhry always retain that half Wild.
‘E i11-1111111191 look and manner.
He was a handsome. alert dog
lr1111! spoke in quick. short sentences!
111.1 1.1 the point. H11 began by say.
his: l
' "i expect that none of you are
familiar “1111 the far North. “here.
it is 1l:1\ six months of till. your and
night 1111 other six. llnt though the
l t"hurch.
sun does not shit-1!. don‘t. think for
a moment that be live in pitch dark-
ness. tor the stars and the Northern
Lights make our night: most beau.
titul. In fact, they are more beau-
tiful and varied than our davs. In-
stead of the blazing rays of the sun
that bllnd one we have the ever var-
led. manv colored rays of the Aurora
Borealis. shooting stars and electric-
al displavs of all kinds that far sur-
pass even your most elaborate
Fourth of July celebrations.
“One moment the sky.will be a
sea- shell pink, with bars of vixid
green, lmendar. and purple playing
across it. while in the center will be
a misty golden ball as it the sun
was trying to shine through. The
next instant all may be pitch dark-
ness until this too is chased away
by another electrical outburst. These
go on constantly for the whole ix
months until the) become so com-
mon an or currence that the inhabit-
ants pa) no more attention to those
magnificent displavs than sou do to
vour sun on a summer day.
('l‘omorlow Billy is rudely inter-
1uptcd when he starts his speech. )
Rev. Lamar-to Remain .
As Knight St. Pastor
Rev. W'. Henry Lamar,has been
returned as pastOr of the Knight
St. A. M. 1:1. Church for the fifth
year. The New England A. M. E.
Conference will meet the latter part
or May at the Knight St. A. M. 1'}.
It met here about twenty-
eight years ago.
SPORT NOTE.
What mcry youngster knows—A
ball through a window is always
good for a home run M—Iitc.
tints-T111
Enforce Law
ATLANTIC CITY, July 12. --
Characterizing some of the bath-
crs going through the street hero
to the bench clad on]? in bathing
suits that were down to the limit
at the law in brevity, as a dis-
grace to the city. Mayor Edward
that the so-callcd "Mackintosh
law” would be strictly enforced.
"There are too many bathing
suits that,w hile they may get by
on the btach, will not approve
when brought into close view of
pedestrians on the avenues," said
the Mayor, "and the police ham:
been instructed to see that no
bothers shall use the avenues un-
less they are properly covered by
some sort of cloak or wrap."
(1 OWIK’IE
COMMITTEE TO
IN STREETS
Atlantic City Mayor
Calls Praetice Dis-
grace to City —— To,
Wall Street
l.. L'ader announced yesterday ,
MEET THURSDAY
Gather in Hartford toE
Select Vice-chairman;
To Fill Mrs.
HOWLAND s
Store Open Daily Until 5 O'cloc
Entrance on Main St.,
F airfield Ave.,
k—Saturday Until 6 O’clock.
Mill Ending
true economy
...
. Save by spending 111 the Mill End Sale. This IS what
has made so many of these sales possible and wha t makes
The 53rd Mill End Sale
bigger and better than ever.
It helps to economize—and this is how it helps.
i
11' .-
The Mill
Choice of big variety.
"Elilfillitliii1'i'.‘-'
'i!!ill:l£l§’1.
51111111111111":
right here at
The Mil;
HOW
Home.
1’
It brings needs for the kitchen to linens for the
table at less than regular price!
3,: It brings things to wear from men’s suits to babies
dresses, at a big savmg upon usual cost!
End Sale offers these at big savings and
The Mill End Sale offers, for the most part new
crisp fresh goods right from the maker—the season’s
Mill Ends at end of the season price which makes
Mill End prices so extraordinary.
Really did your dollars ever count
for more? Was t here ever better
time to benefit by saving? These
dollars will work great savings
End sale
11 DRY GOODS co.
at M
Cannon St..
'tice’s Place
stair 1'11111111ittec to fill the place
made vacant. by the death or Mrs.
Samml O. Prentice. and associate
memlu r “ill also be chest 11 for .\l-
tional Lommlttr'n: nhich had been
filled by Mrs, Prentice.
AntioSaloon Man’s—
.\l‘.W YORK Juh 12.——The case
of “111.11 Anderson tormer 5! ate
Suptrintendent ot' the anti~Snloon
lr.tg111~.n'hois serving a term in Sin;
Sin: for forgery, will he taken to the l
c.1111: of .'ipptals soon. it was 1111-!
noi'nrrd today l1} former Gov.!
(‘l1..rics S Whitman. Anderson‘s:
l Counml. E
Mr “hitman 5.1111 he desired to:
01 eitome the erroneous report thatl
all hoprs of Anderson‘s \indicationE
wrre lost n'hrn the Appellate Dirk.
sion of the Supreme Court a shortl
'ime ..tzo unanimously affirmed hisi
con\ lotion. :
The argument on the appeal will E
1h:- hcard early in the fall, Mr. “'hit- l
man said. Andersmi; vvho rectiu'd ‘1
a one to two year tormfiill be clig-E
1ble for relelse Dec. 24.
Rev. Mr. Chamberlain 5
o o o i
Enjoys Birthday Ride 1
The Rev. and Mrs. A. l". L‘ham-l
berlain. Mrs. Gerald G. Marsh. and],
baby Jean Marie Marsh motored to
Rockville tjcntre. Long island. ,
Thursday. to call on H’lall‘t'fi. They.
returned the same day. It “as the ‘1
minister's birthday and he. rrportsi
‘ it was an enjoyable day.
BEACH PARTY
Fifty members of, Court Laurel.
No. 106. Catholic Daughters of '
America. held :1 brnch party at Ro-.
ton Point last evening. A fine sup— E
nor was served. Afterward the?
members enjoyed the different:
amusements at the park.
Bathing Suits
For Men, Women and
Children
$1.50 3““ “P
Special E
Men's 2-Pc. Bathing
Suits
981:
New Sport Blouses
Special Sale Price
$1.59
'JACOBY’S
12-34 No. Main St.
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery,‘
Brassieres, Underwear
AT MODERATE PRICES
mm. JEANNETTE
you. sum 11:. __ 1111. 11mm
Pren-f
.\'l-:\\' HAVEN. July ll.~_—.\ meet~i
in; of ”iv Republican state commit— E
ICL' will be held at the Alhn House}
in Hartford next Thursday afternoon '
to 1.11101 :1 \l1'e chairman on the'
Case to Be “Annealed-l
VENTILATOR.
TRIS? RAM" 69' HYATT
NON alk, Conn.
\
WHY IS A, PORCH SHADE? l
Never Entirely Satisfactory Unless it’s a VUDOR?
BECAUSE—The VUDOR is the Only Porch Shade made 11111. a E
l
1 . W, E HAVE SOLD VUDORS FOR YEARS
and all sizes will be found in stock
4 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop ...... $ 3.90 8 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop ...... 375 I.
5 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop ... . . . 5.50 9 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop ...... 11,30
6ft. widex7ft.6in. drop (6.50 10 ft. widex7ft.6in. drop .'..... 11.50 5':
7 ft. wide x 7 n. 6 in. drop ...... 7.75 12 ft. wide x 7 ft. 6 in. drop ...... 111.11 E
Q
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l
E
1
DUBAN AWN INGS
and Porch Shades
l
Ready-made awnings and
porch shades for living
porches, sleeping porch-
es, windows, tea rooms,
terraces, etc.
Made of high grade
green and white or green
and tan striped awning
cloth that will not fade.
The iron frames and fix-
tures are made of gal-
vanized iron and will not;
rust.
ANGEVINE
_ FURNITURE CO.
16 No. Main St., So. Norwalk
The
Evening .
Sentinel’s
Editorial
Page
is written for those
residents of Nor-
walk who want to
and are not afraid
to think.
Read it daily.
It will help put
you straight 011 im-
portant local ‘ and
national topics.
GREAT VALUE
GIVING SALE
On Coats, Suits, Dresses
WALDNER’S
“ON THE CORNER”
32-38 South Main Comer Haviland
nu; \vosnzrs 5110? For. van 1:»
New Going On Come Save 1-3 to 1-2 Off Regular Prue
CLEARING SALE
$33.11;. it??? ............ $3.95 ‘° $9.95
TALL‘ES IT TO $15.00
EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY AT
NEW YORK SPECIALTY. STORE
45 Wall Street
......W .... ... ...}... “.-. ..__._._......
Norwalk. (0111..
= HOUSE DRESSES
Crisp and cheery porch and house draws
that will help you enjoy household tasks.
Sonic 111=1dels of small f1 .'ured batiste have 1111110 11
tollar. (111 is and side baud. black ribbon tie.
At .....................................
The models in 111.1“ 11 work voile haie round 110 '1
sleeves. string belt and are in 1.11 e'ider llne $3 98
orange and rose ...........................
A variety of colorings in plaid percalcs have
white collar and eufl's .....................
J. 1. MALLETTE
88 Washington St. South N 111'“ alk
Schultze’s Saturday Specials
Schultze’ 8 Sanitary Markets
39 and 413 Hun Street, Norwalk
SEE moons
SEE BETTER
——1.m._
‘Our perfect knowledge of optometry
enables us to act 3; eye authorities
in whom you can have perfect con-
' fidence." '
43y: Mr. Foresight
EYES EXAMINED
‘ Prescription Fined
WILLIAM J. MOORE
. -—OPTOMETRIST_
chlcr Bldg. 155 Washington St.
Louis\D.Matte1-n
LIBERTY BLDG. ”RIDGEPOR'I‘
. “Worries—Our”
WW
~. PA "I
m 3310”“
Washington Street and mama Avenue, 80. 1101111111:
WWW" Gmfliflowu out-n Sammie Black no.1.- 1:111:17!“
THE “BOOLA”
The Newest Last in Men’s Oxfords
$111 gating. broad English toe wider than you are 1111:1111;
on ortins nee. tdrussea
black Dundee calf ppm Mode in impor e
Prioedright at ....... '
CONNEALLY {'9’ BRACKEN
81 Washimrton St. South sorta“
“—3108me “may Wfifip—n
PRIME RIB ROAST ....... . ............ :12. 11.
SPRING LAMB FORES . . . . . ............ 2.2.111.
BONELESS RIB ROAST ............... .12. 111.
VEAL ROAST ..... . .......... '. ......... :1. 111.
‘.SIRLOIN STEAK .. ................... . 1.1.111.
PORKROAST. ....... .11
PURITAN HAMS .. .................... 211.111.
’ FANCY FOWLS ................. 11.11.
$2. 98
Norwalk Chronicler