“ OORS‘ and their frames, windows and their
% frames, b'uilt-in bookcases, cabinets, cup-
. hoards, inside furnishings, ornamental
lrellise‘s, lattice, arbors. etc., window seats, linen '
I . closets and chest of drawers—all such things if
“they are made accurately and fit in their places
intended for them are made better and more
smoothly in a modern planning mill which is at
"the service of out customers.
Agents for Curtis and Morgan Millwork Com-
‘panies. Sheetrock Fireproof Wall Boards. Celotex
Insulating Lumber. McNair‘s Shingles. guaran-
teed for 40 years.
o
‘_., TheHatch E'éBailey Company
GOOD LUMBER & MI LLWORK
g; . Schult‘Ze’s Wednesday Specials
i.)
Shoulder Steak . .
.Veal (‘utlet . . . . . . .
Round Steak . . . . . .
Loin Veal (‘hops
Sirloin Steak . . .
Calves Liver . . .
22c lb.
40c lb.
35c lb.
35c lb.
38c lb.
40c lb.
..,.- .uu-...-.-
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
39 and '43 Main Street, Norwalk
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue, So. Norwalk
“’cstport (T‘urg'lnnll lluri-n Slnmfortl lilac-k Ilucli llrltlgoporl
In Ashlaud. Nob.
:SAYS TRUTH ' .
MUST BE IN
Dalton Sport Oxfords
For golf and outing wear at the seashore and in the coun-
try. Dalton Golf Oxfords are worn by the professionals,
yet beginners get equal pleasure in their good looks and
comfort. Made two ways—soft and semi-soft toes—~rib and
crepe soles.
MILTON ELWOCD
Store Closes Daily at Six
122 Washington St. South Norwalk
we} wfla¥.sm~i~mm«ufiwahwflru;.mj‘; . «_ -
..-¢iflh: ‘
«Son and;D'aitght~ql;‘of_-;Dem #
grime ,Nominee Fol-"Vice Presiden
,.:-_. _,__ .. .....
No Place for Double;
3 Standard, Ad Men’s;
(‘onvention in Lon-
, Silo: M. Eryn (left) and Mn. W: E. Hamiberger are the
; children of Charles W. Brynn, choice of the Democrat. for rice
president. Young Bryan is a lawyer in Minneapolis; his sister lives
{6150. w. OLVANY
EW LEADER 0F
Control ~ Wigwam
ADVERTISING TAMMANY HALL
Selectioanol’- Smith’s
Choice T a k e n to
Mean Governor \Vill
‘ said Billy. “before the whole build-
.
l csv'ltcmem
'e
in Y
i started to nuke his
“1:3: as‘fgey was a. toad crash.“
while columns of smoke poured
into the room where they were.
Bing: Bang: Bang! and the
walls of the building they were IDA
began to tumble around them and
the floor crashed in, falling on
those that were in the cellar. As
it, happened. our friends had not
been near the exit. so were not
among the first to get out. Th:
as
probably sayed their lives.
kept them from being among those
in the cellar when the floor fell.
"1 say we take our chance and
jump from one of the windows.’
in; falls in on us or it blows up."
it was a long way to the ground.
but the cats and dogs jumped
down on the heads of the crowd
that had gathered. and this broke
their fall. Being very large. Billy
could not do this. no he ran to one
other window and leaped down on
a. high pile of baled mm which
was nice and son on which to:
alight. i
\Vlicn they were all ,nai’ely on
the ground they made for the
back yard of tho chop-house as
fast as their legs would carry
them. But somehow they became
separated from the bulldog and
Tiger. so lost their way and never.
again were they able to find the,
old uncle of the sailor. l
They-wandered around for the.‘
rest or the night looking for al
place to sleep. but they were Earth;
rm to Merv close together so they:
would not lose each other. . ‘
About daylight they
themselves on the bank of
Hudson River opposite a
where lay: a big pleasure boat.
,ono was ns'lr on H. so they
itiously crept on board. thinking
to gut a free ride up the rlx'erq
This would gin: them :1 lift: on;
their journey north. All three?
round good places to hide. in dIf-f
rerun: parts 01’ the boat. and theyf
lay lllmn and {all aslnrh. for they?
.werg’t aired nml sleepy after all the?
o.”
found i
the.
dock
No ‘
can- ,
Wall Street
Norwalka can“.
_ All Wool Kiddie Suits i
We have purchased a limited lot of one piece bathing suit;
for the kiddies which we will sell while they last for £1.59 '
I'A’fine variety of colors and sizes-and they are ALL WOOL
LADIES’ ONE PIECE BATHIN G SUITS
The newest models in most striking color effects
Bathing Caps, ’Kerchiefs and Rubber Bathing Shoes
"\
1.59
DUBAN AWN-INGS
and Porch Shades
Ready-made awnings and
porch shades for living
porches,‘ sleeping porcu-
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. Harwell:
l
l
(30“ IS 131d { .\'IZ\\' YURK. July ”$41....er PT they in: twin throwing
.. . , . ‘ \\. Ohnny was (looted leader of; " .“ “'3" fiwflmmfl ‘3' llt‘f
J.«_v.\‘l)lt.ll..\:.dill?i:lf‘31‘ll:~ll:‘\\'aspre-' an;m;my‘ Hail) yiflprdfiy §?ur::€:i:(;?:‘l:1lllfilng of me decks oxnr INS:
«_ ,_ g . ‘1 ‘- ‘ ‘t‘ ll L) lll‘ P“; ‘. - _. " ' ‘ ‘
isenlul yeSTni-duy to lhf‘ l lil]\l'lll.\:l‘l drill; ‘ lunndullrcilr‘nf wus~ made .1 can't sre “by the Cfil‘alains of?
of ASSOFIEIUI Advertising ”111:3 :IJM‘ James J! Hagen. had“. or the. limits always insist on scrubbing:
gthr‘ “mm' “0w m “map" here ‘1 Txl . Seventh Assembly District. “ho n'asl dl‘tfliS N) Early In the morning. Ii
.port "in” ”m“ 1.1”!““inffihn‘lwlrlw;i on»: or the rotunrith-c selectrd to no- Elle-2K it is just because they are?
.33.133111?.ergsiwfni‘h'rkll 1min... Ari, ms the mw under and to Drills llimf m“‘"“;’_ the sailors will act rm um;
:‘thv- llntlt-ntli Intuit-I o! tlustrrs 0! fl)” WWW Hm vommlllcc. ; less the} keep then! worklm: {romf
§lezllunm- vulnmiltc-c. rt" M”“"“"“‘ L': 01‘5”” “f“ "dado.”mti‘ “Al Sun-don n. I smell has}
i 'l‘hh m.)\,.m,..m rmwwgd My. “par... at :l Illcr‘lillg cl the: Luculno L'om- { con ionising. and I Just low “M
‘lnllms-‘nztnt of the III!" \\';illr-r ll “mum" "' Tammany ”a” ”“3 “altrulnimlle , A“ a l50M- ! can't gl‘ti
.an‘. Alnl-ussmim‘ in England. Mr. 1' “”0” luu'l’m‘mg a lllflftlng 0’ thu Lum . :0 at»... {tow that I have “:C0 iwen,
“1:":th “m.“ “h” hml “n“. ”M miller mum-Jug :t Intl‘llllg- ut the; fl‘»‘~’:t.<-’hog, so i think I Will go and;
I“, him ..Thm.r. 18 no Wm... ml. ditfuxnlllltlic 0‘. 7. tumult-d M Frank J." 5w :’ I cannot get some of it to;E
itioulil" standard in :ul\r‘r1lsillc Good“ in, ~.“ hu-h rrcmnmelltled that “18;;
_or in publishing. T!‘lltll in the rlnczul‘l‘ln". he fimrltd‘ ”1,3,! the selection I.” "V on!" in ”‘0‘ 37"“, ‘35 “325
amn‘l onlv stnmlnul. i: should marl.- ; "ll“ .“lm some “Ilimfillmn “”45 “10““: F‘f‘utk that led down into that part:
every llll\"'.‘l‘ll$fhll‘ni. mm as if f in ”‘0 lam ”mt “my “Tm almost ané f” :1... beat. “1"?” ”1“ “When was;
should mark i-H‘r} mlumlal nlnl‘llonl' after the ronuullleu will into award. but just as he was about;
mm... m.,fi.g‘,._ “3. Wm 9... mm (lay;5‘-‘Sii!)ll Mime ”can: made his 39-; m lenture down. he saw a sailor;
“hr-n no publication \vlfl he bftlt.‘il’mnrc 3"" nlmlfi'f‘h': 51”“0llm‘“g hitch and ran towgrd the: prow off
than its worst aclrnrlismnezit. ‘ zmcm. Hagen ‘3‘,” ”my” Ruddy and, “9mm? 113‘. HP. dodged out on
Il~{i":‘l‘lng In Illf‘ St‘ercc “'llll.‘i‘l » “1-“. l'nr‘les. oi the committee, es“ the boat. litre he spied another}
llulllt'ul :‘ldn‘rtising. lmsrd 0n (-nzlojcorh‘d Ulumy back in the luxrcutivo‘ flight. of stairs semi: do“): lmo'
livirvnro. toulll rrnllwr lh“ “Ol‘lt‘l. Air. FUWYI'MHN' fmd 1"! ‘~‘1‘~51‘?'~T"‘l““l “1131' the boat he knew, not “her“ But
ling-gran “To”; *grcnl enthusiasm. lehlud clown; What cared he? I“. would go down:
“This service is at decisive llil- 4301'” Judfi: Ulumy made g1 FDCCL‘lilnnd see They lrd down into the
.IlOP'l to tho Illlllnlflllf‘“ of our present outlining “‘9 inlc'lllm‘fl “3 ”“6"”- ‘dining saloon and at the flirtbnri
‘luodern rivilimtion. Ag “Toyom » The selection A)! tIlldgé Ul‘ml-V 1153 end in! could see a swinging dam-l
knows. the f‘t"0'lt|llll'.‘ basis 0: lhlsilfll‘lcr tollsulet'eu .1” ’mcait ”Lufthrngz, which came the smell of
civilization is thr- rixllt of prlva! . . ”O‘C‘J", r Smith “m m ‘5‘” lucomuf trying but on, .
‘propt‘rlvaa right that has persisted ‘ In? ‘9 leader ‘3! ”H“ Democratic! l‘S’vli. \M- l“r’l;u,9 my: :3... 1.1“-”
from Bible times until now. In the part), “5 3‘ “as l"? and 1”“ ”Em” A ' J 3 ' ‘
industrial ennui the past hundrt-l
lyuars that right has lmen threatened
In I‘ll?! Ily (lilfll‘l’l‘fi.
rowing Mash and Intermediate Scratch
It Grows Them Faster.
FRANK LIBNER AND SONS
COMMERCE STREET
PHONE 2128
‘ 'Fecd Pratt's G
13.1%
of great,corporations it has lice-n e);-
|r-r«-l’sorl .l-}. .‘l gradually
'numlmr of would", at least {.ll‘
l‘m industry is concerned. nmil lo—
;dai)‘ property. in the form of tupitnl
is in relatively few hands and lalm:
is m many hands. “'hllo this has
‘llC‘r‘ll happening with the rights of
Draper”. political rights have tub
come almost universal though
This is :1 condition that cannot ‘?.l—
durc. Property rights cannot con-
lf‘Sst"lii ll 2
>0
IN THE'Gooo on:
_ ”SUMMER‘TIME! if
3 “‘1 .\ \ I r ,j
~—
The prmhlcnt housekeeper buys
.tinur- in be unduly and unfairly cen~
{tralized in a democratic. world."
The repent. said that tr thful ad-
vertising was tha- modem force to :
‘«lef-nrl the right of property by .
bringing the reat corporations nt‘
‘thc world into the hands of the public,I
ion the basis at private ownership.
f "Let stock in
‘,bu sold in small denominations."
Houston's report said.
vertialng, and presently there
be millions of owners or these cor»
thousands. Then the right, n
‘yate property will he defended
.the people, because it will he. a. right,
lthat they themselves will widely ex-
Though the raise;
porations where now there are but! ‘
r pri, 5 01
by E
9
who \\l'l‘l; ll‘EpnllblliiF tor the ‘lt‘t‘llol
vclnzms “I“ got some of the,"
I
lot the Judge. It is known that this."
will nlcrt \Vltli lln~
é Minor “Hun.
‘ ()hlny \ot on Ullau's List
“'tlllc. Tammany has “‘lslicsl to
Who voul‘lcrutlon 01' ilu'
’lizts ccnsultrd llllll iL‘SliYLlng' :. -
llttlIlClFilll‘i. ll “as irurnul that ‘\l‘\.ll
roully wanted “as that
hllflliid illtlnrsc Judge Uhuny. Que
d isa mlrox'ttl l;
.L’
.- t.
it“;
o
1
.
Mayor .t. -l .
~ l
‘1‘ t" 1'
the must llliltJenilul lr-allcrs in Tan.-
. . i
.mun} Hall said that Just prim to lie;
“Mann’s tlvpul'turc iul‘ Caillul‘l‘ -
inilll \Villium Randolph Item-s:
isulmlitlctl a list of the mm v
fwoultl bl: agreeable l0 illlll as '
Eleadtr. Judge Ul\nl‘._\"s name. i’
’Saltl, was not on the list.
The Mayor confined Ills SElCL‘iluZl
to {our district leaders of Tammany
Since then the mlvoentcs ol' the se—
i
I
Jet-lion of Judge Ulumy have done
lm‘gf‘ (‘OlDOrnlionsj considerable missionary work and 4
Mr. ; lime they lime oyercome the opposiéi
"through all- . tion of a part of the element
leader. ,
A part of the opposition to Judge
vany has been overcome because
he was the leader of the Tenth As-
sembly District before he went on
thé General Sessions bench. He was
timt;
willl wanted an actixe member as their‘
some coal each month and storm It
(or future use. The saning ls worth
» in
l excise."
Ealso chairman-of the. law committee
for Tammany llall for many years
and is an intimate friend of Surro-
lgate James A. Foley. who declined
while. In your monthly h“!‘;“t he»
sure to list coal.
Masons’ Building Materials
Norwallc Coal a Supply Co-
1.08 WATERESTREET
PHONE 113
\
"V ‘l':.
1 .. “ASK ABE IIEKNOWS”
‘Lh’ABoU'i' THE BEST PAINTS AND WALL PAPERS“
_ AT counx’s wanna room, .
MY FIND Tun QUALITY KIND. -
nasr GRADE miners AND WALL PAPERS. ,.
- PTIONALLY '
s
"’ him to the Intel-«allied conference
:ycnterdny cloned its doors
, one at the main ransom tor Amort-
. Wiom to
€TlllllTY. Will 60
. WITH HERRIOT
2
PARIS, .l ly 15.—Premicr Herrlot
will take. :1 out thirty persons with
‘at London. which will begin \‘Ved-
nesday. ' ,
Several of the French representa-
tives who will accompany the Pre-
mier have taken part In all of the
Supreme Council meetings slur-o the
war.
Banky'Losing Mdney,
Closes Its Doors
0
STILCJL'IS, July I .wThe nepub— ‘
Ho. National Hank here, with re-
sources of about 84.0(m.000. accord-
lng to the last published statement,
perman-
ently. The hoard of directors decid-
ed to llqulduie because the bunk
wan inning money. it was announced.
o Mm
sum (in Mr. Brynn.
v (5’. Y. lleroldg’l'ribune.)
W11 1‘!» llwre about .thlo went
more atoll .preoidentlnl candidates
that enables him thus normally to
.bulldou a contention of It thousand
.rotvtmmth-o 2mm and women?
eon dint-notation bemowmuuty
n (the it?“ twegfioa
r.
‘ guy on:
the Department of
main“ filing; a,
, I’M o ‘ “a" "w.
Willem is. up ., , in:
Man? use . fit“ my 7
, 33 -
the leadership and earnestly urged
that Judge Olvany be. taken in his
stead. ,As chairman of the law com-
mittee, Judge Olvany enjoyedan in~
timucy with Charles P. Murphy
which fewer the other leaders had
and his standing at the bar as well
as on. the bench will. it is nasal-3:1.
mean the continuation or-publlc con-
fidence. in Tammany Hall.
“‘nnt Smith to Run Again.
‘ Notwithstanding that Tammany
expects the selection of Judge Ol-
vally will displease the Mayor. the
organization {eels that Judge OI-
vany's standing In such that he
be above reproach even of
Mayor. ’ .
Inasmuch as the Mayo; yielded to
Tammany in the matter of‘the selec-
tion of his transportation commis-
nion when he appointed'Daniel L.
Ryan. who will retire as secretary
of Tammany Hall. as a member or
the commission. Tammany believes
that no long as it recommends such
the
men for office as arr” Ryan the
Mayor will have to name them or
nutter in the public estimation.
Immediately otter the new transit
law was passed providing for the.
maintment 9! a. three-headed
transportation, commission the Mayor
gum the impression he was going
to name Grover A. Whnien. head of
Plant End‘su-ue-
turn. in .uddltlonto being a. lawyer.
However. it to undorttood‘mt John
Delaney. who is to he the semen:
will ‘
isI
i5.
l
l
a... . -,
bacon. ‘
tlull‘; '.'. v-fll
.-...A.. W. _ ~.. M ._.... WM”...
savour W
Lunch and Restaurant ‘
Is Now Open at
54 South Main Street
Our Former Locatiog
We Continue the Hotel and
Dining Boom at 2‘ £030.33.
A—-——-~‘
Bathing Suits
For Men. Women and
Children
_ $1.50“:hm
Special ‘
Men’s 2-'Pc. Bathing
Suits
98c
.e
u
o
New Sport Blouses
The
Evening
Sentinel’s
Editorial
.. Page
is written for those
residents of, Nor—
walk. who want to
and are not afraid 7
to think.
Réa‘dit daily.
M .
. GIIIAT VALUE
; GIVING SALE
l ‘ No“ 001118011 Come Save 1-3 to 1-2 Off Reg-jar:
On Coats, Suits, Dresses
' WALDNER’S
l "on TEE comes"
32—38 South Main Corner Haviland
rm; “mum‘s snor ion \ All I .
CLEARING SALE
on ALL DRESSES $3 95 mom
0 L n'
sreomn........ _
‘ VALUES [’1' IO $1.3M”
EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY AT
NEW YORK SPECIALTY STORE
45 “’8“ Street Norwalk. for
2 l
HOUSE DRESSES
Crisp and cheery porch all‘l ls “Jr‘-
that will help you enjoy household 1.253.
Some models of small figured limiuv .
collar. cuffs and side band. black :::,
At
...-..-... ......
The models in drawn work \oi'p: haw , . _ .
sleeves. string belt and are li‘. laymen. - '
orange and ruse ..
A Variety of color-jugs in plaid permits '- "
white collar and ends
.u...-..-.- -‘-»v"
J. I. MALLETTE
88‘ Washington St.
South Somali
Sterling’s Removal
Sale
EVERYTHING FOR THE HOMI‘. 311'er
SOLD REGARDLESS or cost.
It will help put
you straight on im-
portant local and
national topics,
Special Sale Price
‘ $1.59
JAGOBY’S
12-14 No. Main St.
f“ norm-n: m_.
00m“?! Gloves. Hosiery.
Brunei-es", ummw‘
‘Our perfect. knowledge of optometry
enables no to act an eye authorities
in whom you can have perfect coho,
fldence."
sun MOORE
sun Bums
{Mb-—
4am at. foresight
3mm
. W . W
7 not haveMrJ-‘Em
meager
<9, , _
Sterling Furniture CC _
127-131 Washington St. 5011‘“ Sorta
THE " “BOOLA”
The‘Newost Last in Men‘s Oxfords
An “tame, broad English toe wider than you ares?"
with and short in uppmnoe. Made in import-ed n 50
block Dominant. .
Mfi‘h‘ ‘t CocooooooooooooIo-oooo-o-t‘I"
some ALLY e BRACKE‘l
81 wst: South “mt
:Wm new stem“ EVEN‘KG’”
Norwalk Chronicler